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Our small town has a large tourist industry, but sadly most of the business have no containers outside to make them attractive...a few concrete ones with a lonely shrub or pine. I am interested in learning how to start up a commercial container business and welcome all wisdom, websites, helpful books, etc. I have been gardening for over 30 years, have had years of experience working in a high-end nursery, and have had other home businesses. I am eager to learn from those who are already successfully doing this! Thank you! |
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I've been self employed for about 15 years and have a lot of experience working with small businesses. To be successful you will need to sell them on how having attractive plants in front of their store will increase sales enough to cover the cost. If you have the resources, try offering the service for free for a limited time and see what kind of response you get. Chances are, the business owners will get so many compliments on the planters that they'll hire you. By all means, keep us informed on your progress. |
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Ever wanted to get a bunch of makers together to show off their projects, and broadcast this to the world? You can do this with Google+ and Ustream in a snap, even if you don't have Google+ Hangouts on Air! To do this, you will need a Google+ and UStream... Read more »
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Mercury's high density has been a longstanding puzzle in planetary science. Its density means that it must have a significantly higher iron abundance than Venus, Earth, Mars, or the asteroids, probably in the form of a large iron core. NASA's MESSENGER mission has challenged many of the hypothesized ways to create an iron-rich Mercury; a new hypothesis is required.
Two years ago this month, I wrote my very first astrobite about the puzzlingly cloudy atmosphere of the outermost planet, HR 8799b; today I'm revisiting the system and looking at a recent paper which measured spectra of not just one planet, but the entire planetary system. This is the first comparative spectroscopic study of any multi-planet system (other than our own Solar System of course).
The census of planets for smaller stars—M dwarfs—is now basically complete. In this paper, Courtney Dressing and Dave Charbonneau use this M dwarf advantage to determine the occurrence rate of small planets around M dwarfs.
The holy grail for exoplanet science would be to find an inhabited planet. Not just habitable, but actually inhabited. But where are we most likely to find those planets? Only around Sun-like stars, or could life thrive around other types of stars? Could evolved stars like white dwarfs or neutron stars harbor life? Could brown dwarfs, the so-called failed stars, have inhabited planets?
Do planets form in place, or migrate?
How planets form is still a remarkably open question. We haven't even figured out definitively whether planets formed in the places they are now, or formed in different places and then migrated to their present locations.
As a young astronomer, I'm excited to learn as much as I can about observing process. So when the chance to observe with a collaborator Sandy Leggett at Gemini North came up, I couldn't pass it up! I spent a week in Hawaii learning about queue observing.
Astronomers don't stop after discovering planets in systems near and far from our own solar system. The next big step is to characterize the planets. We want to understand what they're made of, what their atmospheres look like, whether they have clouds, how massive they are, how old they are, etc. As it turns out characterizing exoplanets is really, really challenging for both observers and modelers. The challenges encountered are well illustrated by the saga of WASP-12b.
Astronomers have started trying to understand how to organize classes of exoplanets based on their physical characteristics. As it has turned out over the last ten years, exoplanets are considerably more complicated to classify than stars. The evolution of star is based (almost) exclusively on how massive it is at birth. Instead, this paper classifies hot exoplanets by their level of irradiation from their host star and their chemical composition.
It took homo sapiens hundreds of thousands of years on the planet to understand a fundamental, simple-sounding, question: how old is the Earth? The answer to this question has gone down in the history books as one of the most important geophysical and astrophysical discoveries of the past century. This paper, by Clair Patterson in 1956, is credited with providing the first accurate, measured age of the Earth.


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We are working on replacing windows in south florida with impact-resistant glass. The best option for our house is likely to mean that we will use windows and doors from 2 different manufacturers... does anyone know if the "bronze" metal finish (required by our home-owners association) will be noticably different if we use IWC windows and PGT or Windoor sliding glass doors?? Thank you. |
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You should be able to get samples (small chips or cutoffs) of each and just put them side by side and compare. |
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Lou Hisel didn't have much of a crowd to explain a proposed Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax to Thursday night, but the debate was still pretty sharp. If approved in a Sept. 16 election, the SPLOST would add an extra penny of sales tax to raise $240 million for road improvements, a new senior center and six new recreation centers for the county. About half of the seven people who showed up for the final public hearing on the proposed SPLOST at Morrow City Hall belonged to the Libertarian Party that opposes the tax. Hisel is chairman of the Recreation and Roads 2003 Committee that promotes the tax. "This is the wrong time to be raising taxes in this economy," Libertarian Philip Bradley said. "Now's the time for belt tightening, now's the time for fiscal responsibility." But Hisel told audience members that when they go to the polls to vote for or against the SPLOST they should ask three questions. Will the SPLOST be used for legitimate government functions? Are the projects really needed? Is a SPLOST the best way to pay for it? Hisel said he hopes the people will answer yes to all of those questions, just as he has. The recreation centers and senior center would receive $40 million from the SPLOST and the recreation centers especially would help the county by reducing crime. Hisel pointed to money the county raised through a previous SPLOST to build the new Harold R. Banke Justice Center and additional money being spent on the ongoing construction of a new police headquarters. "That's $122 million we've spent in the past six years to deal with those people who are not good to our law," Hisel said. "Many of them are young people. "And if you've driven around the county much you've seen the need for road improvement," Hisel said. But on the topic of roadwork Libertarian Randy Daugherty asked if the county was deliberately allowing the roads to deteriorate to encourage a positive vote on the SPLOST. "It appears that they've done that," Daugherty said. "It doesn't take much to fix a pothole and they're ignoring the potholes." Hisel said that isn't the case, and pointed out that the roads are simply older now, with more people using them. He also said he especially likes the proposed addition of six new roads that would be paid for by the SPLOST, roads that are not intended only to compensate for new growth. "These improvements are for people like you and me who live here now," Hisel said. Hisel said the third question was the easiest to answer. The SPLOST can only be used for the items outlined on the ballot and has a five-year time limit. "It'll stop at $240 million or five years, whichever comes first," Hisel said. The only other options would be to raise the county's property tax millage rate, an extremely unpopular idea, or do nothing at all and put the county further behind on the needed improvements, Hisel said. Daugherty offered another alternative. "Why don't you reduce government spending in some way?" Daugherty asked. "I guarantee you all of those county commissioners would open the door to you if you could tell them how," Hisel said in response. "I've been through that budget and I don't see how else to cut it." Barry Wearne, also a Libertarian, suggested the county sell The Beach, the water park and beach volleyball stadium that was built for the 1996 Summer Olympics. The facility is now losing $180,000 a year. "That's $180,000 you can spend on road improvements," Wearne said. Selling The Beach would not solve the county's problems, Hisel said. "I just think the need is there, the justification is there, to do it this year," Hisel said.More like this story
- SPLOST signs spring up ( September 1, 2003 )
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I've got a John Deere JX75 mower that's about 5 years old. I'ts got a Kawasaki 6.75 hp engine. It's been running great ever since it was new, except for yesterday. I lifted it up to put on a couple saw horses to change the blade from standard to mulch. I put it back on the ground, serviced the fuel tank, and started it up. As soon as I take it off choke it quits. It will only run with the choke on, and it runs fine with the choke on. I know the blade swap has nothing to do with this problem, but what could it be? The owners manual says nothing about a fuel filter. Any ideas? |
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Was the mower tipped at all? Does it have a shut off valve on this model? If no and no, drain or remove the carb bowl and see if any water / debris are present. |
- Posted by jdgt225innh z5 NH (My Page) on Mon, Aug 25, 08 at 20:09
I tipped it a bit when taking it on and off of the saw horses. I didn't realize it had a shut-off. I suppose it's for safety? Anyway, just for the heck of it when I started it up today, I tipped it in the opposite direction. Much to my relief it started running normally again. Is this normal with this mower? Or is there something in the fuel control failng? |
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Sorry tomplum, after I reread your post I realized you were asking me if it had a fuel shut-off, not telling me. No, it does not have a manual shut-off. Perhaps I should drop the carb bowl because it sounds like there may be debris like you said. Especially if there are changes in the running condition when tipped from one side to the other. |
- Posted by bill_kapaun Z8 Orygun (My Page) on Mon, Aug 25, 08 at 21:53
"Especially if there are changes in the running condition when tipped from one side to the other." Sounds like water in the fuel tank. |
jx 75 starts in choke mode and runs for only about 2 seconds, was running fine all day then died and now only runs for a couple of seconds. Any idea?? thanks |
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Our Toto 1.6 gpf toilet has an intermittent leak around the base of the toilet that smells like urine. We have replaced the wax ring and the seal between the tank and bowl which seemed to solve the problem for awhile. Recently, we noticed it's leaking again. Is there anything else we should try before replacing the toilet altogether? Is there a way to check the subflooring to see if it's wet without damaging the linoleum? |
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- Posted by manhattan42 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 4, 10 at 15:58
Sounds more like the males in your household just have bad 'aim'. |
How do you know the toilet is leaking? Is there actually a puddle coming from the base? I agree that it's more likely to be a case of bad aim, particularly if the "leak" is on the front side. In addition, even if you had a leak, the urine would be very much diluted in the bowl before flushing and not likely to produce the strength of odor you are noticing. Unfortunately, if the base of the toilet is not caulked, the externally applied urine may have seeped under and you will probably continue to get some odor even after cleaning. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Tue, Sep 7, 10 at 11:41
I experienced the same thing years ago. Replaced the wax ring twice. Finally discovered that my oldest child, a female, had sufficient pressure to flow urine over the front rim of the toilet while seated. We discovered the problem by observing often during the day and especially after each use of the toilet. |
- Posted by aliceinwonderland_id (My Page) on Tue, Sep 7, 10 at 13:04
Do you have indoor pets? We have caught our little dog marking the base of our toilet before. |
I had a toilet that had a cracked trap. Couldnt see it from the top. It leaked enough to get past the sealer. |
Thanks for all the suggestions. We still think the toilet is leaking from somewhere, but we've attributed the smell to our son's probable bad aim. We're going to try putting food coloring in the bowl and tank to see if that will help us pinpoint the leak. |
If you do have a leak, it might be minor enough that food coloring will not show up. Food coloring is used to check leakage of the flapper valve between the tank and the bowl of a 2-piece toilet...not leakage at the wax seal. One thing you could try is hold the handle down for several minutes: this would run a lot of water through the trap at one time and you might see if there is any flow from under the toilet. If you replaced the wax ring previously, I'm still betting on junior as the source of the "leak".... |
"Is there a way to check the subflooring to see if it's wet without damaging the linoleum?" You have a crawl space under the subfloor. Go down there and check. |
- Posted by tinker_2006 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 13, 10 at 8:15
I think it's an aiming issue too. The urine is diluted in the water, so if you are finding yellow urine around the base of the toilet (which I often do) someone is missing! |
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Whenever we find small amounts of water on the floor near the base of a water closet we instantly think either the fixture is leaking or someone has a bad aim, but there is another, although rare, source of water which has not been mentioned. During periods of high humidity when a water closet is flushed the new water entering the tank cools the tank sufficiently to cause moisture from the surrounding atmosphere to condensate on the tank. In a worst case scenario you will see large droplets of water formed on the underside of the tank but sometimes the amount of condensate that forms is so slight as to go unseen. The condensate clings to the surface of the bowl in slightly more than a molecular layer and slowly flows down to the floor by surface tension. When this occurs it can be detected by wiping the underside of the tank or the back of the bowl with a dry tissue. If you determine that you are getting condensate moisture on the fixture there are a number of corrective actions that you can take. 1.Increase the operating time of your exhaust fan to reduce the amount of humidity in the room air. 2. Install an insulation jacket on the inside of the water closet tank or install an insulated tank. (nearly all water closet manufacturers now offer insulated tanks as an option) 3. Install a mixer on the tank water supply line that mixes a slight amount of hot water with the cold water to maintain the tank at room temp. (special mixers are available for this application). |
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I have darn-good, spot-on aim and my sister cleans the toilet whenever the "leak" starts to become noticeable. It only occurs around the little screws where there is a space or whatever. And then it spreads outward and I'm pretty smart and if it were my fault then it wouldn't start at a certain point and then spread outward- it would be random urine everywhere around the base lol |
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And that is a definite maybe! |
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This recipe comes from Chef Emeril Lagasse and naturally has a Southern twist to your everyday bacon and green beans. The recipe calls for rich chicken stock, but it was running late and I didn't have time to make it, so I substituted plain old chicken stock. On my next go at this recipe, I will take the time to make the rich chicken stock.
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We live in a retirement community and today the Grounds guy removed up a shrub(needed a front end loader to do it) for us and I would like to thank him with a gift of food.
I love to bake and have lots of things that I could make ordinarily, but he is quite overweight and I don't think I should give him something calorie-laden Does anybody have any suggestions for a home-made food gift that is healthful? (Is there such a thing???) |
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How about something like an oatmeal bread? or fruit muffins Cooking Light's Lemon Blueberry muffins Dartmouth oatmeal bread.... |
Low sugar recipes with whole grains and nuts with healthy oils and protein might be appreciated. Remember, he still needs energy and protein to do this type of work. |
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted to reject a settlement reached by county risk management in the Deborah Ballard case. This decision represents foolish pandering and fiscal irresponsibility.
By the time this case comes to trial again in several months, we will have spent at least another $500,000, bringing our total legal expenses to $2.7 million or more, plus other fees and costs.
Then we roll the dice. On one side, a diabetic mother. On the other, depraved indifference, gross incompetence, destroyed and faked evidence. The jury comes back and what will it be? Only a million? $5 million? $30 million? If it's $30 million, the county can expect to get its insurance cancelled — even with its current $5 million deductible per occurrence and no defense. Would any fiscally responsible person take such a gamble? With our money?
And what will happen in the future? This jackpot will stiffen other plaintiff claims and generate many more. With risk management's credibility damaged, settlements will be harder to come by and more expensive. We all will pay for this decision into the far future.
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1 Admonish them to be subject to princes and powers, to obey at a word, to be ready to every good work. | 1 Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, |
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Is this new nurse culture shock or is this plain out blasphemy? - page 2
Okay, I am totally taken aback by what I experienced today at work. I am at the end of my orientation and I was with a float filling in on the floor who was supposed to be the desk nurse for 4... Read More
1Feb 5, '12 by atlanI am a travel nurse with a number of hospital experience to share with you. I had the best time of my life in Standford University Hospital. The best time in my nursing career in fact. It happened to be a very welcoming, loving and respectful place to work. It is a non profit establishment.
Then came a certain Medical facility in Anaheim, California. There, because it is a for profit establishment, the benefits of course is poor so people who work there either cannot get a job in a better facility or use this facility as a part time hangout because the benefit portion of the job is paid adding more money to their other job at a better facility with better benefits. As a result, the place is staffed with a lot of transients like travel nurse, per diem nurse and part time staff. In this unit of 30 patients, therefore 5 staff, there were 2 obese female Caucasian LPNs who continuously ate and nibbled throughout the shift, tells the patients "don't bother me, can't you tell we are talking? go ask the nurse." Even though all they had to do was get up, walk a few steps to open the laundry room door for the patients. So 2 out of the 5 staff were useless for most of the work. This then leaves 3 nurses. I happened to have one young recently graduated Filipino nurse as a charge nurse. She looked after the paper work, admin stuff and is hardly outside the office. When she was out in the unit, she caused more problem with the mental patients then she solve necessitating my putting down the flame! Then besides myself, there is this great big per diem black nurse who of course did not know any of the patients and so she never got out of the office either. I had to handle all the admission, transfers and discharges while she nurse the chip on her shoulders. At the end of the shift, I would be charting from 10pm till 11pm. I would go home with a kink in my next and went to sleep with the kink only to get relief in the morning. That was the worse 3 months assignment I have ever endured.
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String Quartet No. 1 : Work information
- Composers
- Dimitry (Dimitriyevich) Shostakovich ( Music, Images,)
- Performed by
- Manhattan String Quartet, The
This work
- Work name
- String Quartet No. 1
- Work number
- Op. 49
- Key
- C major
- Genre
- Composed
- 1935-00-00 02:00:00
This recording
- Label
- Essay
- Producer
- Mikhail Liberman and Richard Kapp
- Engineer
- Mikhail Liberman
- Recording date
- 1990-12-28 00:00:00
The Composers
Dimitry (Dimitriyevich) Shostakovich
The greatest symphonist of the mid twentieth century, Shostakovich was also a chronicler of his times; his career, threatened at several points by political interference parallels the fortunes of the Soviet people under an oppressive regime. Although his works were perceived for many years in the West as conservative, his reputation has steadily grown since his death in 1975, and his distinctive musical voice has made him one of the most popular of all 20th century composers.
Born in St Petersburg in December 1906, Shostakovich had a privileged upbringing in a musical house. His talent for the piano was quickly spotted and by 1917 he could play Bach's Das wohltemperirte Clavier in its entirety.
Following an education at the private Mariya Shidlovskaya Commercial School from 1915 to 1919, Shostakovich continued his musical studies at the Petrograd Conservatory, completing his final piano examination in 1923. He graduated in composition in 1925 with the 1st Symphony, a remarkable work that rocketed him to overnight stardom. It was the first work of the new Soviet Union to win a place in the international repertory.
Developing an interest in the progressive works of Stravinsky, Hindemith and Krenek, Shostakovich was forced to temper these instincts by the need to earn a living. He turned to incidental music, film scores and ballet, and taught sporadically. Meanwhile in 1927 his failure to win a prize at the first Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw prompted him to abandon his aspirations as a professional concert soloist. He also met Prokofiev and recognised an affinity for the music of Mahler.
In the summer of 1927 he met Nina Varzar and in 1932 the couple embarked on an open marriage. When Nina died in 1954, Shostakovich married Margarita Kaynova in 1956, but that relationship ended in divorce in 1959. Shostakovich married for a third time in 1962 to Irina Antonovna Supinskaya, who provided invaluable support throughout the periods of illness in the composer's final years.
It was with the first performance of his opera The Nose in 1930 that Shostakovich was first branded a 'formalist' (an insult thrown at any production that was not immediately understandable to the 'people' or displayed ideologically unsound views). The Union of Soviet Composers, a veiled instrument of Party control, was now the dominant force in the musical establishment and called for lyricism, heroic and popular music based on the language of the 19th century Russian masters.
Shostakovich ran into more trouble with his opera Lady Macbeth. Highly acclaimed by the public and critics, it was savaged by Pravda after Stalin and a group of party officials attended a performance. As the leading Soviet composer, Shostakovich was a prime target for Stalin's Purges.
Forced to moderate his style and move in more acceptable directions, his creative re-birth was signalled by the 5th Symphony in 1937, an unequivocal success with the public and critics. In this year, Shostakovich was also invited to join the staff of the Leningrad Conservatory and he would continue to maintain a teaching post for much of his career.
Further international success came in 1941 with the Symphony No. 7, partly composed in the besieged city of Leningrad and played all over the free world as an icon of Nazi resistance. Indeed the war years were a time of opportunity for Soviet artists. Once the war had ended, close party scrutiny of the arts returned; in February 1948 a party decree once more targeted the music of Shostakovich, Prokofiev and others.
This time, Shostakovich rushed to denounce himself, yet he was still placed on a blacklist, dismissed from his teaching posts and forced to write music for patriotic films and choral works to earn an income. His serious music, which was growing increasingly gloomy, was set aside, waiting for more relaxed times.
Finally in 1953, Stalin died, allowing Shostakovich's banned and withheld works to be performed, and a new symphony, the mighty 10th, to be written. The anti-formalism decree of 1948 was partially rescinded and Shostakovich received a clutch of awards including the People's Artist of the USSR (1954) and the Order of Lenin (1956).
International honours also flooded in as Shostakovich made numerous trips abroad; on his trip to England in 1960 he met and became friendly with Benjamin Britten. However, there was a price to pay for this perceived freedom: Shostakovich had to accept all sorts of official posts and duties and in 1960 came under immense pressure to join the Communist Party; he relented and, ashamed, composed the 8th String Quartet as his obituary.
The cultural relaxation of the post-Stalin years was abruptly reversed when in 1964 Leonid Brezhnev replaced Khrushchyov. Shostakovich was abused as an instrument of the state as never before, forced to put his name to all manner of documents. By this time he was ailing physically, and was unable to mount any resistance. Nevertheless, the last decade was one of intense creativity and increasing exposure.
In his last years, Shostakovich suffered from lung cancer and the end came on the evening of 9 August 1975 in hospital at Kuntsevo. In his obituary, Pravda described him as 'a true son of the Communist Party' and even Western newspapers thought of him as a 'committed Communist'. The publication of Solomon Volkov's Testimony in 1979 (supposedly Shostakovich's memoirs) stirred up interest in the composer, despite the controversy over the source material, and exposed his remarkable struggle with the Soviet system.
Related Composers: Prokofiev, Britten, Mahler, Bartok, Kabalevsky, Stravinsky
Shostakovich's first foray into the String Quartet genre did not take place until 1935, at which point the composer was fast approaching artistic maturity. String Quartet No. 1 had its first performance given by the Glazunov Quartet in Leningrad on October 10 1938. The Beethoven Quartet gave the Moscow premiere a month later.
As Shostakovich's first contribution to a genre for which he would provide so many works of genius, the String Quartet No. 1 is a simple and relatively un-sophisticated effort. As Shostakovich recalled, while composing it he "strove to convey images of childhood - naive, bright springtime moods".
Four fairly short movements thus contain little of the biting sarcasm and tragic mood that would characterise the later works. The mood is almost totally optimistic and the finale's sprightly theme with its upward scale is wonderfully joyous.


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The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Billings, on March 24, 2010, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Carolyn S. Ostby, the following individual was arraigned:
HARVEST DAWN WHITE, a 37-year-old resident of Crow Agency, appeared on a charge of assault resulting in serious bodily injury. She is currently detained. If convicted of this charge, WHITE faces possible penalties of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and 3 years supervised release. Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Diane Cabrera and Assistant U.S. Attorney Lori Harper Suek are the prosecutors for the United States. The investigation was a cooperative effort between Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The defendant pled not guilty to the charge.
The charge, an indictment, information or complaint, is merely an accusation and any person named as a defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty. A pre-trial conference and a trial date will be set and the United States will be required to prove the allegations set forth in the indictment beyond a reasonable doubt.


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There was a time when Lego really was just blocks. When we were young each of the little plastic people (who flew rockets made out of castle walls) were only present to add scale to our mismatched creations. Their sociopathic fixed smiles did nothing to add personality to the world. So it's hard to imagine a story built around them. Cue Lego City Undercover.
Earlier Lego games sidestepped this problem, with movie and film tie-ins offering instant context to their charming humour and gameplay. While these licensed titles established a pleasing style for the Lego franchise, the little blocks have still got to prove that the brand can carry Nintendo exclusive Lego City Undercover without the support of Jones, Wayne or Solo.
But this initial scepticism aside, Lego City Undercover makes a good first impression. Taking an open-world design that owes a lot to GTA, we play the role of undercover cop Chase McCain, who hopefully apprehends plastic villains, melts them down and remoulds them as model citizens.
It's a cute police drama set in an open world...
Taking the open world idea and moving it away from murder playground to cute police drama is befitting of a child friendly Lego title, but it does require a few changes to the established template. Currently we have seen no evidence of any gunplay in Undercover. While in previous licensed Lego titles guns and death have played a role, this was always safely within the established story. Blasting droids into studs in Lego Star Wars is hardly on a par with assassinating pedestrians in Liberty City, after all. Even with their playful style, developers TT Fusion seem to have thought better of allowing us to run wild with a firearm in a city full of innocents.
Despite this, Chase is far from a pacifist. Whatever his views on gun control may be, the inch-and-a-half high cop is armed with a number of close quarters moves to take out his targets. The ability to run down crooks, tackle them and in a single motion handcuff them looks suitably fluid and satisfying - even if it does remove the need to inquire if the downed punk is "feeling lucky". Strangely, the result of this is that the lawbreaker bursts into a shower of studs in much the same way as those Star Wars droids.
This may not seem instantly the most effective method of criminal apprehension for the blocky hero, but despite his right angled form, he's surprisingly agile. Able to parkour his way around the city streets to catch up with perps, Chase can pull off numerous impressive wall runs and swings. It may not match Assassin's Creed's freerunning, but in combination with the combat system it gives a dynamic look to the action.


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Waiting For Spring 2013 Acceptance..Anyone else? - page 8
I just sent in my final piece for admissions, my essay. Now, I wait. I will find out in October if I'm accepted for spring start. I've waiting so long to get here. Anyone else playing the waiting... Read More
0Oct 5, '12 by VirgilioI'm in agony for waiting, this is a huge crossroad for me. I work in manufacturing now and make a decent salary, but I was a paramedic when younger and I want to go back to healthcare. I'm only giving it one shot though, if I get in, great! If not then I'm going to finish off my MBA. They are not going to tell us until November!
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0Oct 10, '12 by SopranoKrisWe can't apply until January for the Fall 2012/Spring 2013 program. I'm anxiously awaiting the end of this semester so I can get the ball rolling. Will be done with all pre-reqs...yay!
Since there is a 9 month to 1 year gap between applying for nursing school and actually starting nursing school, I'm going to work on classes that will apply to the BSN while I'm waiting. That way, when I'm done with the RN program, I should only have clinicals & a few upper level nursing courses to finish.
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I did hear that they start sending out acceptance letters around the end of October since there appears to be 3 different orientations you must attend.. but of course you still need to pass the math dosage exam in December.
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Hi Everyone, I started noticing these red spots on the leaves of my parent's guava tree. Then upon closer inspection I've noticed white material on the undersides of the leaves. I'm new to gardening and have been helping around my parent's house. I'm sure they've noticed it too but don't know how to resolve the problem. Any help/info would be greatly appreciated. -Celestino |
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These are light, fluffy, and only about 50 calories each! Submitted by SKYSHOOTER44 Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 50.6
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I started with a 20 page Word Perfect document from the game designer that defined the how the game's flow worked.
We liked to say, "If professional wrestling were real, Rampage Wrestling would be the perfect simulation."
It was writen in C with Borland C++ 3.1 on a 486DX2/50 running OS/2 2.0
The target platform was an 8086 with 640K of RAM and one 5.25 inch floppy drive.
The executables were processed with PKLite that compressed the files so they could fit on one floppy.
It was started in November of 1992 while I was taking my second undergraduate programming course (both in Pascal) but had yet to take C. It was complete and published in March of 1994.
The title screen, match setup logic, and the game runtime together were too large to fit into 640K. The solution was to have the title screen program (rampage.exe) launch the match setup program (game.exe). Game.exe saved it's state to a binary file. Ramapge.exe would launch gamecall.exe which would load the binary state file and play the game.
The publisher stopped paying me about 18 months after release becuase he thought that version 2.0 should have come out by then. 2.0 nover happened.
The game has one known defect: There are disasters
How to play the game


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Request for advice here regarding sconce lighting in our bathroom. We have two pedestal sinks along a wall that are on either side of a window. We have 24" wide surface mount medicine cabinets over the pedestal sinks. There isn't enough room on either side of the medicine cabs to place one-light sconces It is my understanding that side lighting is preferable, but we can't do it due to the space restraints. So, our electician put the hole for the light centered above where the medicine cabinet will be mounted. We have a can light in the walk in shower space, and no center light fixture. The bath is smallish, but has a nice window as described above.
My questions are: Would you recommend using a 2 or 3 light glass shade sconce? (is 2 enough light?) Given the fact that the med cabs stick out from the wall approximately 5 inches, would it be better to get a one-light, swing-arm (fabric shade) sconce, or, if using a 2 or 3 light glass shade sconce, would you point the bulbs up or down? I guess I am worried that the light won't hit the person using the mirror, but will go directly onto the top of the medicine cabinet if the bulbs point down. I am also worried that if we went with a single swing arm sconce, it would look a little goofy and alone in the space over the mirror, but maybe not? If you have any suggestions or advice, I would love to hear it! And, if you have had to deal with surface mount med cabs and lighting, and have pics, I would love to see what you did.
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I use a three light bar in oak above a 30" cabinet. The shower/tub has a light in the vent fixture and the light bar provides the main illumination. |
Whatever fixture you select, check the maximum wattage of the bulb(s) it allows, Also, consider a fixture that bounces the light up. We had to replace a fixture over a surface mounted cabinet, and we found one that could be mounted up or down. Down wouldn't clear the cabinet door opening, so we mounted it up. The lighting is more than adequate for shaving and makeup. |
Thanks for the responses - I think I will look for a 2 or three light glass shade fixture that can be mounted facing up. BTW, suero, how many watts per bulb would be considered sufficient, if you know? |
We have two 60 watt bulbs in the fixture facing up, but the fixture can take up to 2 100 watt bulbs. This is a small bathroom, and the light is sufficient. In our master bath, which is much bigger, we have a fixture over each of the two medicine cabinets. Each takes two bulbs, again with 100 watt maximum, and we have two 75 watt bulbs in each fixture. We also have a light/fan/heat unit over the area just outside the shower, a light in the shower (40 watt), and a recessed light in the toilet compartment. We can fit 3 of the smaller bathroom into the master bathroom. |
- Posted by Seamuis(email@example.com) onMon, Dec 31, 07 at 16:27
I have the same issue. The problem with the over the cabinet lights (two or three) is they are not designed to protrude enough from the wall to provide direct light, in fact the cabinet will likely cause a shadow line. Our cabinets come out 4 - 4 1/2 inches. I have a three bulb light I like and am thinking of having someone make a box that will match the cabinets. The box would be the same depth, surface mount, wood, stain and design as the cabinets... Has anyone seen lights that are designed for a surface mount medicine cabinet that do not look like the cheap exposed bulb or florescent variety? |
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