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Translucent, semiprecious variety of the silica mineral chalcedony that owes its red to reddish brown colour to the incorporation of small amounts of iron oxide. A closely related variety of chalcedony, sard, differs only in the shade of red. Carnelian was highly valued and used in rings and signets by the Greeks and Romans, some of whose intaglios have retained their high polish better than those made from harder stones. Carnelian is mined principally in India, Brazil, and Australia. Its physical properties are those of quartz.
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Carnelian, sometimes spelled cornelian, is a red or reddish-brown variant of chalcedony. Similar to carnelian is sard, which is generally harder and darker.
The words carnelian and sard are often used interchangeably, but they can also be used to describe distinct subvarieties. The purported differences are as follows:
Carnelian | Sard | |
Colour | Lighter, with shades ranging from orange to reddish-brown. | Darker, with shades ranging from a deep reddish-brown to almost black. |
Hardness | Softer | Harder and tougher. |
Fracture | Uneven, splintery and conchoidal | Like carnelian, but duller and more hackley. |
It should be noted that all of these properties vary across a continuum, and so the boundary between carnelian and sard is inevitably blurred.
Carnelian was used widely during Roman times 2,000 years before the present era to make signet or seal rings for imprinting a seal with wax on correspondence or other important documents. Hot wax does not stick to Carnelian.
The word carnelian is derived from the Latin word caro, carnis meaning flesh, in reference to the flesh color sometimes exhibited.


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New to this forum, I have posted some on the tole painting site .I have been browsing through lots of the posts on this site, and can say I stand in awe of the beautiful crafts and
decorations I find here. America should be proud of our crafters and promote our own work instead of other countries. There will always be a place for hand made things, crafting may slow down for awhile, but it will be back!!! There is something soul satisfying in making things by hand.KEEP ON CRAFTING!!! |
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Ah, I miss the reds of eastern NA! All we have here are big leaf maples that turn brown, dry up and fall off. Beautiful reds!
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In the case of separated parents, determining child custody and visitation rights can be a difficult process. That is especially true when the child custody case has garnered significant media attention like the case of the Lakeville dad that sent his 11-year-old son to stay with neighbors while he went to California last July in order to stave off foreclosure and look for work.
We have been following the story for months. In late January, the 60-year-old man was found guilty of child neglect. Although it appeared unlikely that the man would be reunited with his son, it now seems like a possibility.
Recently, the Lakeville dad had a child-protection hearing to discuss the boy's future. During the hearing, the father requested that the court reunite him with his son since he had done everything his court-appointed therapist had asked of him.
The judge overseeing the case and the therapist, on the other hand, recommended delaying reuniting the man with his son for now. For the boy's part, he submitted a letter to the court stating that he enjoyed staying at his maternal great-aunt's home and receiving visits from his mother.
Despite the stalemate, hope for a happy resolution seems to be on the horizon. On the same day as the hearing, the boy's mother suggested a joint-custody agreement. In 2002, the boy's mother lost visitation rights after a series of custody disputes. The boy's father has indicated that he is willing to work with the boy's mother to create a joint-custody agreement. The couple expects to have an approved agreement for the court to review before the next child-protection review hearing on Mar. 21.
The county has until July 27 to permanently place the boy with his parents.
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A couple of weeks ago, I got a rare treat! I sat in on a
military history class, and on that particular day, we got a Civil War
demonstration. A Civil War reenactor came in and showed the class all sorts of
equipment and clothing that soldiers used. The reenactor was dressed much the
same as a typical soldier and gave a lot of information about the war and the
typical life of a solider. Then, afterwards, the class was invited to come up
to look at the gear and ask the reenactor more questions. Presentations like
that really make history come alive, and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
The reenactor brought of lot of gear that a Civil War
solider would have used. He brought in two muzzle-loading muskets, one a smooth
bore and the other a rifled musket. He explained how the soldiers would have
loaded their rifles using cartridges, percussion caps, and ramrods. Of course,
there weren't any live firing in the classroom! The reenactor also brought and
passed around Minie balls and rounded bullets for smooth bore rifles. He also showed us a cavalry saber, a side arm
that a cavalry soldier would have carried, and an example of a timed shell that
an artillery piece would have fired.
Moreover, the reenactor brought much of the gear that a
Civil War soldier would have carried, including a bayonet, a cartridge belt, a
canteen, a blanket roll, and a pack. The
reenactor also brought various clothes including jackets and hats that a
soldier would wear. He also spent a lot of time answering questions but the
class. It was much different than a normal lecture about the Civil War would
be. The best part of the presentation was at the end where the class was
invited to come up and check out the gear and ask more questions. I got to pick
up the rifled musket and it came up to my chin!
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of the class brought in the reenactor to give us a whole new perspective on the
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First time growing oregano last season but I'm not sure if I need to do anything to care for it now. The snow finally melted and leaves are still green from last year. I'm guessing I should prune it now to encourage new growth. Any suggestions would be appreciated. |
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In a scene from a UK science show called Weird Nature, a group of cats is allowed to frolic in a meadow full of catnip (and ancient ruins, for some reason). The resulting orgy of cat-drool, hypnotic gyrations, and imaginary-mouse-chasing is like a cat rave. All it needs is techno and pacifiers:
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New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Shaun Donovan today reminded residential building owners of their legal obligation to provide tenants with hot water year-round and 24-hour heat when the outdoor temperature warrants it.
The 2006/2007 "heat season" begins today and continues through May 31, 2007. During heat season, residential owners with tenants are required by law to maintain an indoor temperature of at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit between 6:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M. when the outdoor temperature falls below 55 degrees. Between 10:00 P.M. and 6:00 A.M., building owners must maintain an indoor temperature of 55 degrees when the outside temperature falls below 40 degrees.
In the event of a heat deficiency, a tenant should first attempt to notify the building owner, managing agent or superintendent. If heat is not restored, the tenant should call the City's Citizen Service Center at 311 which is open 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The City's Citizen Service Center can also receive complaints from hearing-impaired tenants via a Touchtone Device for the Deaf TDD at (212) 504-4115.
Information on heat season is also available on the HPD website at www.nyc.gov/hpd
During the 2005/2006 heat season, 117,790 heat and hot water problems were reported to the city through 311. When an operator receives a complaint, HPD staff attempts to contact the building's owner or managing agent to get heat or hot water service restored. Before an HPD code inspector is dispatched to the building, HPD will call the tenant back to determine whether service has been restored. If service has not been restored, an HPD inspector is sent to the building to verify the complaint and if warranted issue a violation.
In cases where private owners fail to restore heat and hot water, or when HPD is unable to reach owners, HPD's Emergency Repair Program (ERP) may use in-house staff and private contractors to make the necessary repairs to restore essential services. The cost of the emergency repairs is billed to the private owner and becomes a tax lien on the property if not paid. The City's Emergency Repair Program is by far the most extensive in the nation.
"Our goal is to educate New York's tenants about their rights during the winter and remind building owners about their responsibilities," said Commissioner Donovan. "We are putting landlords with a history of heat problems on notice, and providing them with education and assistance to encourage compliance," he added. "Those landlords who continue to violate the law will be brought to court. Last fiscal year HPD sued 2,680 landlords and collected $2.1 million in heat fines to compel them to make repairs."
In January 2005, Mayor Bloomberg signed legislation that increased the civil penalty range for heat and hot water violations from $250 to a maximum of $500 per day for first violations. Further, the bill established a new penalty structure for subsequent violations at the same location, within the same calendar year, with penalties ranging from $500 to $1000 per day. This was the first increase in penalties in over 20 years. HPD also works with building owners who want to improve the management of their buildings or need assistance with improving their heating system. HPD's Husing Education Program offers courses for owners, managing agents and superintendents or "Residential Property Management and Maintenance," including caring for the building's heating plant. Register at www.nyc.gov/hpd or by calling 311. You may also watch HPD's video, "Heat and Hot Water in Residential Buildings" on-line at www.nyc.gov/hpd or order it at no cost through HPD's Owner Services Program by calling 311.
HPD runs a related training program that targets building owners who were issued heat and hot water violations during the previous heat season. Owners with prior violations are contacted and offered training on proper heating plant operations and information on how to responsibly reduce heating expenses while maintaining adequate heat services. HPD also monitors to see if additional heat violations were placed on these buildings during the new heat season. Owners who incur additional heat violations are subject to litigation seeking maximum litigation penalties and to continued scrutiny on heat and other code deficiencies.
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In 1992 the Town of Windsor voted to contract with the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department for law enforcement services. The Sheriff's Department received a five year contract starting in July 1993 to provide law enforcement to the Town. In 1998 the Town of Windsor once again voted to award the Sheriff's Department a second contract, this time for ten years of law enforcement service.
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Legendary Weapons: Story chains or class quests? {WoW}
Feb 11th 2012 8:48AM I couldn't agree more (in fact I wrote a similar post a few weeks back); Fangs definitely needs something for the guild that helps make it happen, even if it's just a pet. I'll have mine in a few weeks, and it makes me sick that I can't give the DK who has Shadowmourne, or the shaman who has Tarecgosa, something like what they gave me. I understand that in many ways, lore-wise, rogues are silent solitary killers, but in the non-Azeroth world, it's a real disappointment.
Transmogrifying your way into the Stormwind Guard {WoW}
Jan 5th 2012 10:24PM The Heavy Mithril Shoulders are a far closer visual than the Imperial Plate; the silhouette is exactly the same, just the edging is a slightly different color.
The Daily Quest: Let's learn some stuff! {WoW}
Dec 16th 2011 3:12PM Here's a tongue-in-cheek look at how to manage coming back to WoW after you really truly quit forever, I mean it this time:
Breakfast Topic: Forget the rabbit foot -- who's your lucky pet? {WoW}
Jul 23rd 2011 9:22AM Just as a point of pride (I wrote this) this piece is a few months old; our progression hasn't stalled THAT much (in fact, we killed Nef less than two weeks after I submitted it). For "Nefarian," substitute "Alysrazor." :)
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The Queue: Super-Soldier-sized edition {WoW}
Jul 22nd 2011 12:45PM Goldarn it. I need to be patient. Sorry for the double.
The Queue: Super-Soldier-sized edition {WoW}
Jul 22nd 2011 12:43PM I'm not so concerned about fear; I'm kinda wondering why the CC'd mob's friends don't notice when their friend is TURNED INTO A FARM ANIMAL.
The Queue: Super-Soldier-sized edition {WoW}
Jul 22nd 2011 12:39PM Never mind fear causing aggro. Why don't their friends notice the mob next to them has TURNED INTO A FARM ANIMAL?
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Jul 21st 2011 9:35AM This is actually standard operating procedure for Chase as far as PVP goes. He is, after all, the guy who encouraged us to seek out and kill lower level players in his "Art of the Gank" article.
Shifting Perspectives: Haste and you -- a guide to not wanting to kill yourself {WoW}
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Penn State Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science is a sustained transdisciplinary initiative between the Colleges of Medicine (COM) and Health and Human Development (HHD) to create a competency-based multidisciplinary Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science that will leverage the infra-structure, curriculum, and faculty in one of the largest public universities in the nation with an outstanding reputation for preparing and advancing the next generation of clinical and basic scientists. Penn State University is one of the 14 Tobacco Centers of Regulatory Science (TCORS) created across the country by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to inform tobacco regulatory activities.
- NIH fellowships in tobacco regulatory science
- Inform the US FDA in the development and evaluation of science based tobacco product regulations
- Evaluate the harm associated with "modified risk tobacco products" using clinical and laboratory studies
- Focus on studies of reduced nicotine content in humans
- Qualified individual should have a strong interest in the area of tobacco regulation
- Ideal candidates will have a background in addictions or nicotine research, be well organized, have experience with working in a multidisciplinary team and good writing skills
- TCORS scholars will complete a 6-credit tobacco regulatory sciences specific component taught on-site and the PSU World Campus platform
- Scholars will participate in monthly seminars
Postdoctoral Research Fellows - Two postdoctoral research positions are available to work with Drs. Jonathan Foulds and Joshua Muscat in the TCORS at Penn State College of Medicine campus in Hershey, PA. Qualified individuals should hold a doctorate in psychology, epidemiology, public health, or related fields relevant to or with interest in the area of tobacco addiction in humans. For more information click here.
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We are committed to develop quality engineers with the right attitude having a blend of technical and managerial skills and high standards of professionalism and ethics.
The department of Electrical & Electronics Engg., was started in the year 1979. The department conducts four year Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical & Electronics Engg degree course affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum. The course content includes the basics of Electrical Engineering and an exhaustive treatment on Electrical Machines, Electrical Networks, Electrical Power Systems, Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Computer Aided Stability and Load Flow analysis. The course also gives a substantial exposure to Analog & Digital Electronics, Power Electronics and Computer System and applications. The department offers and carries out projects in the conventional and relevant thrust area of technology. Many of the projects undertaken by the department have been consistently sponsored by KSCST. Bangalore. Under MODROB scheme (a scheme by central Govt. India) a well equipped laboratory in Power Electronics has been setup. The department has full pledged laboratories to meet the requirements of University curriculum. The department offers consultancy services to meet the industrial needs in testing, calibration and High voltage testings. The department has well qualified staff with expertise in Power Systems, Electronics and Computer Applications, assisted by skilled supporting staff. Electrical Engineering Association, a departmental organization provides a platform for students to exhibit their talents in various extra curricular activities. The students graduated from our dept have been securing good placements in Electrical Industries and Electronics and Computer fields.
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The Queue: Long live the shaman {WoW}
Jun 23rd 2010 1:33PM mm, right. Always been confused about it, as they even understand eachother in the books.
The Queue: Long live the shaman {WoW}
Jun 23rd 2010 1:17PM How does languages work in WoW? The orcs understand people when they come out of the Dark Portal and the Draenai can speak common immediately after crash landing on an entirely new planet. Is it jsut a gaping plot hole or is there some reason for this?
Breakfast Topic: Holiday boss in the dungeon finder is the best thing ever {WoW}
Jun 22nd 2010 9:26AM But unlike before you don't have to roll against other people when that rare item finally drops, so all in all your chance of winning the item may actually have increased.
Officers' Quarters: In defense of guild talents {WoW}
Jun 21st 2010 2:42PM I do not believe that Blizzard and GC is saying that officers can't do their job. They are not saying that you will not be able to pick good talents. They are saying that whichever talents you choose, someone will not be happy about it. There will always be someone thinking that you should have chosen different talents, because it's not their style of play. What would a class that does not buff need reduced reagent cost for? They would much rather get bonus gold per kill or something along those lines, and that would cause drama and annoyance for the officers.
Blizzard has removed something that would indeed cause additional drama, and I support it fully.
The Queue: Okay, this could be a tad awkward {WoW}
Jun 16th 2010 6:54PM You can just look at items from vendors, back in BC epic flying mount for 500g was pretty much the most expensive item you could get, but now in Wrath we are at 16 000 gold for the mammoth.
Maintenance day loot from WoW.com {WoW}
May 25th 2010 8:26AM It's on like Donkey Kong.
Maintenance day loot from WoW.com {WoW}
May 18th 2010 8:15AM Oooh, a mount! Gief!
Breakfast Topic: What you miss most {WoW}
May 8th 2010 8:55AM I miss the reward feel of doing something that really took a long time, like a full BRD run, a quest chain or even get that epic item.
Breakfast Topic: A sucker for orphans {WoW}
May 3rd 2010 3:31PM At the first year of Children's week on my paladin the Stormwind orphan ran behind my mount. It made me so sad that I had to unsummon my orphans and summon them again when I arrived. Why can't they just sit on my big shiny mount? :(
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I purchased the above starter plants about 3 yrs. ago from a local garden center/nursery. To begin with I should have planted them closer to the front of the flowerbed according to their proposed height. Neither seem to spread or multiply. I have not deadheaded either so you would think that they would be reseeding. I want to dig them up, divide them and move them more toward the front of the bed. Do I need to let the daisy flowers stay on the plant until they turn brown and dry up? Both finished blooming about 3 weeks ago. Can I deadhead the Snow lady and lay her seed pods in the sun to dry more. It would be nice to have the seed pods so I can pot them up or direct sow now or save for Wintersowing. Would appreciate your gardening advice and experience with these two plants. |
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After the dump run, I went to the local materials place and got a truck load of crushed asphalt. That place is not more than 1/2 mile from the transfer station, but much harder to get to now than it was in the past. They are installing frontage roads all along highway 95, and are closing the direct access routes. So I had to go a mile south on 95 to get to the access road, then go back a mile to get the asphalt. And if I had gone home the way I got there, it would have been another mile to 95, then a mile and a half to Garwood to get home. As it was, I went home the front way – Lancaster road, which is under construction. Some fun.
I used the crushed asphalt to fill some of the pot holes in my driveway, but I could not fill them all, as they still have water in them. I will be doing that today, as a lot of the water should be gone by today. It will get up to 69° F today, so it will be a nice thing to do some work outside.
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That's looks great! I was skeptical when you asked about using pallets, but it turned out nicely!! |
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That looks great. Will you be adding to it with railing or steps, or planter boxes made from the same wood? Nice job. Linda |
love it wish i could get me some of those heavy duty skids!was it fairly simple to do? thanks lori |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Tue, May 27, 08 at 0:44
I've made a pallet deck too, it's got so many screws in it, it'll have to be dynomited to get rid of it!lol! (new kid with a toy...power drill!ha!) |
I will never look at a stack of pallets the same way again. Great job! |
- Posted by chevy57red (My Page) on Thu, Sep 4, 08 at 21:08
We have finally finished the deck. We added another section and I built a dry creek bed along the front. I collect hosta so added a few, First Mate, L. Beach Bum, L. Beach Captain. The sitting bench I picked up for 5$ on Craigs list. |
- Posted by sandy_at_the_beach (My Page) on Fri, Sep 5, 08 at 21:39
Aye, The paint dept. at Lowe's (in my area) throw's away a bunch of pallets :-)...So, -How long did it take you to put this all together? I want one like that! Wonder if I should use dry wall screws and paint it with some deck sealer? I guess DH will let me do one side of his barn.LOL!! Sandy |
- Posted by roxanne777 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 8, 08 at 14:16
Great job !!! I love this idea. We can always get free pallettes around town.I think I might want a larger one for the table & chairs outside. What did you attach the boards to ?? Just 2' x 4's or similiar ?? I'm sure I'll have lots of ???'s ,so if you have some sort of guide,I'd appreciate it. Thanks for the inspiration :) |
- Posted by stoneybaloney (My Page) on Sun, Sep 14, 08 at 11:18
Would love to see the picture, please repost it. |
- Posted by thehillbillies (My Page) on Tue, Sep 16, 08 at 12:30
I agree- I have access to pallets and would love to see one put together to get an idea! |
- Posted by chevy57red (My Page) on Wed, Sep 24, 08 at 8:13
Thanks to all that liked our deck. It was strung together with 2x4's. And each corner and in the middle are 4x4's. It is a floating deck. None of the 4x4's are in the ground, they just rest on the ground. Hopefully that way we won't get snagged for extra living space on our taxes. |
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Just rented this game, and I'm going to have to say this is one of my all time favorite games. There's just something about it that kept bringing me back for more and more.
It's a platformer, but with unique gameplay. First, I'd like to point out the simplistic controls: Jump, Move, and Shoot. There was an option where a 2nd player could control something that had to do with saving you when you fell, but I never messed around with that. But, I digress. Even with these limited controls, the game plays beautifully (no wishing you had more options for keys or what not). Sometimes the most simplistic control setup is the best. The way the game plays is very unique. In fact, that's what really makes me like the game so I will go in depth into the mechanics. It's linear movement-- vertical, left and right movement, although the 3D world wraps you around to get the perception of not just moving in a straight line. Your jump is just a normal jump, but holding down the jump button gives you a small hover in the air. Your primary attack is a "Wind Bullet", a little light blue sphere which fires out a short distance and returns to you. This attack doesn't do any damage though. When you hit an enemy with it, it effectively drags the enemy back to you and you carry it (in most cases). Now, holding this enemy is where you can do some interesting things. To defeat an enemy right off the bat, you can just throw it anywhere (in most cases) and it will hit the wall and poof. But, you can also throw it at other enemies to hurt or kill them. And, then one of the truly unique and fun things to do is a Double Jump. With an enemy in hand, after jumping in the air, when jumping again in mid air you throw the enemy down to the ground, giving you another jump into the air, and hitting anything below you. There are different types of enemies though with different things. I don't know the real names of the enemies, but I know the general type. You have your standard nothing special hit and throw enemies. You also have the big version of them. Shooting them will just stop them momentarily, allowing you to use them as step stones. To defeat them though, you must throw an enemy at them. But, what you can do is shoot one to still it, grab another enemy, stand on top of the big one's head and use it as a way to reach higher areas via a double jump off of a raised surface. Then you have your bomb enemies. They walk around minding their own business. For the "Mini Bombs", when you near them, they light up and shortly start flashing and then explode, taking out anything near them, including some obstacles. You can take advantage of this and pick them up and throw them to clear the path. You then have your "Big Bombs". They walk around but don't arm til you pick them up (with the wind bullet). They then arm, but take a while to detonate. You can use this to place them in certain areas, then grab more things to set up chain reactions. You also have your Electric enemies. When you pick up one of these enemies, they act as normal. Even when throwing. But, if you do a double jump, it charges you with electricity and blasts you in the direction you are pressing, killing anything in your path, or clearing obstacles. You then have Color Changers. Throughout some levels are crystals. There are Red, Blue, and Yellow. They all block your path. But with this special type of enemy, every time you throw it at an enemy, it will change colors and return to you. It starts out non colored, and with the first hit, it turns yellow and then returns to you. Then it goes to blue, and finally red. To clear the crystals, you must hit them with appropriately colored enemies. This sets up for some complex puzzles, as when you throw the changer, that gives you time to position yourself in ways you normally can't when holding enemies, and then have it return to you. It's hard to explain, you'd really have to play it to see what I mean. Then, you have things that aren't really enemies but more of transportation. One type you simply jump into and it launches you through a pre determined path to another part of the level. The other type you grapple on to and after a few seconds you launch high into the air. Another type just brings you up in the air a little bit, while a similar one lets you control how high you go. All of these make for some very interesting puzzles, a few of which took me a little to finally figure out. Now that the basics are down, I'll move on to graphics. The world is all beautiful 3D settings. The thing I love about the environments is the setting specific events. In the first area, a stormy sea, trees can be blasted by lightning and you can watch them shrivel up and blacken. Then in a city at war, you see paratroopers jumping into the city, bombs taking out houses complete with civilians running out, and other such events. They are all beautifully rendered with very vibrant colors and crisp graphics. The unique thing is all the other graphics-- they're 3D, but the rendering method gives it a very anime look. It's kinda hard to describe, you'd probably have to see some screenshots. But all in all-- it's an awesome affect. There are some great camera changes too-- grabbing onto the enemy that shoots you into the air pans the camera under you, allowing for positioning of where to fly up. Then, you zoom into the air and the camera pans over you to show all the action from above. A very cool affect. The sounds are all very fitting, from the gems to the explosions to the other ambient sounds. The only thing that takes a while to get used to is the voices. It's all in a hodgepode Japanese mixed with other languages, and subtitled. Some of it is a little weird sounding, but after playing the game I couldn't imagine the characters with any other voices than what they had. The music. Wow. I'm really mad right now. I just went on Morpheous and no one has any MP3s. And, I can't find any soundtracks. Most of the music in that game is incredibly good to my ear. There is a variety of tracks to, from ambient to a weird Japanese rock and roll song complete with singing It really adds a lot to the game. Coming from a stormy sea to an ice cavern, it plays the same music, but this time with different wintry instruments and very fitting reverb. The story is there, but it's a little weird. I really can't give away much, or it would ruin the way the game progresses-- which leads into my next area. The level progression is fairly linear. You usually get a choice of one of two levels to play, but you do end up having to play both of them so it really doesn't matter which you pick. In some cases, you have to make side trips back to levels, but they are always different in very noticable ways. The types of levels I will get into later, but they all have side things you can do in them. In each level are sometimes hard, sometimes easy, to get stars. There are 6 in each, and if you collect all 6 you get a Mommet Doll which can be used later in the game to access some hidden features. You also have your gems. Every 100 gives you an extra life, but if you get 150 per level (hard to do), you get a new high quality drawing added to your scrapbook which you can view later in the game. There are three types of levels though-- your standard scroller, bosses, and the "surfing". Now, your scrolling levels are different in many cases. You have goals in some of them you have to do, like in one starting up engines. But, it is all linear. You don't really have a choice to do things out of order. The other type of level are the surfing levels, where you are on your board and must race down the course, doing jumps and various other things. I find them a definate relief from the standard scrolling. The final type of battle is the boss battle. Each of them has a unqiue way of being defeated. In a couple instances, you must beat the boss while travelling on your board too. Those make for some interesting challenges. Bad points? There are really only two I've found. But, they're what prevents this game from being as big as it could be. For one, it's easy. Really easy. Except for a few levels later in the game which really add some challenging parts, most of them are incredibly easy. Most of the star collecting which I figured would add challenge is easy too. Again, only a few areas that were hard to do. The only hard thing in the levels would be going back for the 150 gems. But, it's tedisouly hard, because in some levels if you miss even ONE, you have to start all over from the last "Memory Point" or else you can't get the 150 by the end of the level. And, it's not really worth it. All it gets you is a picture. If you get the bonus level 2 though, there is a good display of difficulty. I think some of the levels should've been around this difficulty. (Maybe not quite as much though-- it took me 25 mins to beat it ) My final gripe is how short the game is :\ I rented it, and beat it on the third day, almost 100% complete. I didn't play it much on the first or third day either. The game could have been SO much greater if it would've had more levels. What does this total up to? A great great rental. I wouldn't buy it myself. There's no multiplayer, and really nothing that would make you replay it. But for a rental, it is an >incredible< game for the first time through. Since most of the levels are really unique, you really want to come back for more and keep playing it through. And even at the end, it should be fun to go through and get the rest of the stars you missed. But after that...there really isn't any more point in playing. So-- if you have a PS2 and haven't tried this one out yet, don't mind a linear progressing platformer, and strange voice acting (), then I would highly suggest you go rent this today. As a question from me though-- does anyone know if there >is< an OST out for this game that I just can't find? If so, a link would be very very appreciated Last edited by LifesBane[4C]; 21st Dec 2001 at 11:12 PM. |
21st Dec 2001, 11:11 PM | #2 |
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21st Dec 2001, 11:14 PM | #3 |
Hey that looked like the picture i keep showing you everytime i see you...plan to be unveiled later /muhahahahahah...anyway that was a lot of test and i think you could have said something valid had I read it but i didnt so i just looked at the preety pictures...i need sleep
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21st Dec 2001, 11:15 PM | #4 |
this is the one
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21st Dec 2001, 11:16 PM | #5 |
Go to bed, you won't make sense to anyone else but me without sleep. You are talking about the Squik right?
21st Dec 2001, 11:19 PM | #6 |
and how
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21st Dec 2001, 11:19 PM | #7 |
opps a little big hehe
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
1. Sandpaper Roll Storage I use pressure-sensitive-adhesive (PSA) sanding discs. For easy access, I like to get them out of their packages and lined up by grit. I hang my rolls of sanding discs on horizontally supported dowels so I can quickly grab the...
Hide-Away Tool Stand
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Monday, February 23, 2009
My bench grinder is out of the way but instantly accessible, thanks to this sturdy flip-up table. It works great and it's simple to make. You'll only need a scrap of 3/4-in. plywood that's 1/2-in. narrower than the overhang, four 3-in. butt...
Clamp Caddy
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Monday, February 23, 2009
Clamp Caddy Maneuvering pipe clamps around my shop was a pain until I dreamed up this mobile carryall. It even has room for all of my C-clamps, hand screws and small adjustable clamps. I got everything I needed to make it from a home center for about...
Using Melamine
by Tom Caspar
Friday, February 20, 2009
Melamine is the professional cabinetmaker's best friend. Build a cabinet with it and you have a complete, durable interior that requires no sanding (yes!) and no finishing (oh, yeah!). Pros often build whole kitchens out of melamine and then dress...
Hide-Away Bin for Short Stock
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
I don't like to throw wood away; offcuts and other short boards work great for small projects, jigs and shop fixtures. But until I built this mobile cart, my shop was littered with piles of these useful treasures, because I didn't have a good...
Small Tools Cabinet
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Small Tools Cabinet Simple joinery creates a compact cabinet with full-size storage. by Tim Johnson Simple joinery is the key. Everything assembles with rabbets and dadoes, glue and nails. The drawers feature applied bottoms with integral pulls. The upper...
WS - Heavy-Duty Folding Shop Table
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Heavy-Duty Folding Shop Table You can build this workhorse in a day, using little more than a tablesaw, jigsaw, hacksaw and a drill. By Tom Caspar Need more bench space? Who doesn't? Here's a terrific solution: a folding worktable that's...
Hyperorganize Your Shop
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Hyperorganize Your Shop A hook-and-slat wall system puts everything at your fingertips. By Jock Holmen I've struggled with the clutter in my small garage shop for years. Recently my neighbor remodeled his garage using a commercial wall-slat system...
Tool Cabinet
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Tool Cabinet Tons of flexible storage for today's woodworking tools. By George Vondriska and Dave Munkittrick Old tool chests made by the masters utilized every square inch of space with custom-fit nooks and crannies for all of their hand tools. Today's...
Improved Crosscut Sled
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Improved Crosscut Sled A split fence guarantees accurate cuts. By Tom Caspar Whenever I want to make an accurate square cut, I reach for my crosscut sled. Unlike a miter gauge, its right-angle setting doesn't need constant tweaking. My cuts are...
$100 Router Table
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
$100 Router Table As easy to use as it is to build. By Bill Hylton Sometimes, less really is more. Take router tables for instance. It's not at all difficult to ring up a big tab for a manufactured router table, complete with a new router, loaded...


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Lowest quintile: -$40
Second quintile: $40
Middle quintile: $235
Fourth quintile: $340
Highest quintile: $245
As is evident, the bill starts out progressive, but ends up costing more for the fourth quintile than the highest. This is entirely due to a specific category: "Allocation to Businesses and Net Income to Domestic Offset Producers." Handing free carbon allowances to businesses is equivalent to delivering giant wads of cash to their shareholders, and since the highest quintile holds a disproportionate amount of equity wealth in the US, it receives most of the benefits:
Lowest quintile: $65
Second quintile: $90
Middle quintile: $140
Fourth quintile: $230
Highest quintile: $885
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Seth Brigham, Boulder critic, rejects city's offer over restraining order
The legal battle arising from a restraining order filed by the City of Boulder against Seth Brigham, its most annoying critic. has gotten more complex. According to attorney David Lane, Brigham has rejected a settlement offer from Boulder, whose reps are expected to participate in a conference call to determine when a hearing on the order might take place -- tomorrow or a month or more from now.Seth Brigham.
As we've reported, Brigham has been a thorn in the side of Boulder officials for years. Note that in 2010, the city paid him $10,000 to prevent a First Amendment lawsuit from Lane over the gadfly's arrest at a city council meeting. There, Brigham stripped to his boxer shorts as a way of ridiculing a nudity ordinance he incorrectly thought would be debated that night.
More recently, Brigham has been sending e-mails accusing Boulder City Councilwoman KC Becker of financial impropriety and got into a dustup with councilman George Karakehian involving a "Heil Hitler" salute, multiple F-bombs and conflicting views about who touched and/or jabbed who. These incidents were shared with Dr. John Nicoletti, an expert on workplace violence, who concluded Brigham "was definitely a threat and the city needed to take action," according to Boulder spokeswoman Sarah Huntley.
Lane disputed that conclusion in a court motion. In a previous interview with Westword, he pointed out that Nicoletti didn't meet or speak with Brigham before making his recommendation -- a methodology the attorney compared with mind-reading.
The latest? Lane and the city embarked on settlement negotiations, and while Lane declines to go into the specifics, Brigham sent an e-mail to members of the media, including yours truly, containing the following offer:
The City would be amenable to an agreed final order that permitted Mr. Brigham to speak before council, but prohibited him from violating council's rules. We could agree that de minimus violations, such as running a short time over, would not be subject to enforcement. He would be required to stay away from the people listed, except when in council members. He could contact the city through me and I would be responsible for forwarding e-mails when appropriate.
In the end, however, Lane says, "We rejected their offers" -- hence the need for a court date. In Lane's words, "I filed a motion to continue the trial until late June, which is when their expert [Nicoletti] claims he's going to be available. Then I got an e-mail from the city attorney saying [Nicoletti] isn't available on those dates. I said, 'Well, look, you said late June, and now you're telling me he's not available then, either? He needs to accommodate a little bit.' But the city attorney said, 'You need to do the hearing on Tuesday.'"
That's tomorrow -- the original date for the hearing. But since Lane won't be available then (he's in federal court, arguing on behalf of the Independence Institute and other entities in a case about petition rules), his partner, Darold Kilmer, will represent their firm in the aforementioned conference call. Lane hopes the result will be a decision about a court date "that can accommodate everyone."
Whatever comes from that conversation, it seems clear that neither Brigham nor Boulder are ready to back down -- at least not yet. Continue reading to see our earlier coverage.
Original May 7 item, followed by an update: Last week, Boulder filed a restraining order against Seth Brigham, the city's most annoying critic. Brigham received a $10,000 settlement from the community for an alleged free-speech violation two years ago, and attorney David Lane, who represented him in the earlier matter, believes Boulder's latest action follows in that tradition and is based on the fear of future problems, not actual offenses.
"It reminds me of Minority Report," says Lane, referencing a 2002 Tom Cruise/Steven Spielberg film about a police squad that fights crimes that haven't happened yet based on information provided by a trio of strange psychics called "precogs."
What's the connection? As we reported last week, Boulder's restraining order, on view below, is based in part on the opinions of Dr. John Nicoletti, an expert on workplace violence -- he was a primary source in my 2000 feature article "The Wide World of Grief" -- who'd recently made a presentation to the city council on the topic. Nicoletti examined material provided by the city, including e-mails to Boulder councilwoman KC Becker and other officials that accuse her of financial malfeasance, plus an account of an April exchange between Brigham and councilman George Karakehian that involved a "Heil Hitler" salute, multiple F-bombs and conflicting views about who touched and/or jabbed who. Although Nicoletti did not interview Brigham, he still managed to conclude that the man characterized in the order as a bipolar marijuana and alcohol user "was definitely a threat and the city needed to take action," according to Boulder spokeswoman Sarah Huntley.
She added, "What it really comes down to is, no one in the city wants to be in the position of learning too late that we underestimated the consequences of Mr. Brigham's behavior and failed to take the appropriate steps to deal with it."Anthony Camera A file photo of Dr. John Nicoletti.
For his part, Brigham described himself as "committed nonviolent individual" who now feels like "a political prisoner in my own town" as a result of the restraining order, which prohibits him from coming within fifty yards of the Boulder Municipal Building, at 1777 Broadway, and forbidding him to contact all nine members of the city council, the city manager, the city clerk and Patrick von Keyserling, Boulder's communications manager. In his words, "I've been here since 1983, and I've never committed any violence, never threatened anyone. And telling someone to fuck off or sending e-mails about financial conflicts of interest isn't something that should elicit this kind of response."
A hearing in Boulder County Court to make the temporary restraining order permanent is slated for May 15. Last week, Brigham informed us that Lane had other commitments on that day, but another member of his firm would be representing him. Shortly thereafter, however, Lane filed a motion to advance the hearing to this week. The change would allow Lane to handle the matter personally, but he stresses that this isn't the sole reason for the request.
"The U.S. Supreme Court has said that any violation of the First Amendment, no matter how seemingly minor or temporal, is a serious matter," he says.
He made a similar argument in February 2010, when Brigham was arrested for stripping to his boxer shorts at a city council meeting. Why did he do it?
Page down to continue reading our interview with David Lane, as well as to see a video of a disrobed Brigham, the hearing motion and the restraining order.
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In September, the state supreme court ordered a new hearing for former Littleton resident Gwen Hendricks, who was accused of the 1991 murder of her husband. Hendricks was convicted after refusing to plead not guilty by reason of insanity; she has spent the past nine years shuttling between mental hospitals, the Colorado women's prison and the San Carlos Correctional Facility in Pueblo, which houses mentally ill prisoners.
The idea behind insanity verdicts is that society chooses not to punish people whom it considers morally blameless -- and therefore not criminally responsible -- because of mental illness. But the reality is much different, says appellate attorney Jane Hazen, who eventually won a new hearing for Hendricks. "Retribution is what people want," she says.
The push to punish the criminally insane has been attributed both to backlash against would-be presidential assassin John Hinckley and to a public weary of crime and "abuse excuse" defenses. But the verdict has always been confusing and controversial, marked by a periodic easing and toughening of issues of competency and culpability.
In 1973, in a display of social idealism, Colorado adopted a law explicitly permitting an insanity defense to be raised over a defendant's objection. The power to enter such a defense was (and is) limited to a request by defense counsel only and is intended to protect vulnerable mentally ill defendants. But it remains a controversial statute, even among defense attorneys, some of whom refer to it as a "Big Brother" law that would never stand up to a constitutional challenge in federal court. The differences are based on two conflicting lines of case law.
At one time, a handful of states and the District of Columbia allowed trial judges to impose an insanity defense on the accused. The laws giving judges this power were based on an unwillingness to convict people whose mental responsibility was in question. But in the late Seventies, the validity of such an approach was questioned in rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court. A defendant may have sound, pragmatic reasons for choosing to forgo an insanity plea, the court said. The accused, for example, might believe he is innocent or prefer to risk a specific term in prison rather than an indefinite stay in a mental institution. As a result, in 1979, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals insisted that a judge defer to a defendant's "voluntary and intelligent" decision not to allow an insanity defense.
Courts throughout the country gradually came to reflect this last line of reasoning. Colorado, however, stood by its old law, declaring that "the administration of justice is improved" if an insanity plea is warranted and imposed, regardless of a defendant's wishes.
Nationally, the definition of insanity has changed as well. Thirty years ago, a majority of the states used a comparatively liberal interpretation. Essentially, if a defendant knew right from wrong but because of mental illness lacked an "emotional appreciation of the difference," he or she could be acquitted. This also included the notion that insanity could apply to someone who was unable to conform his conduct to the requirements of the law and/or who lost self-control as a result of an irresistible impulse.
The political climate changed in March 1981, when a loner named John Hinckley approached a presidential contingent at the Washington, D.C. Hilton, shot Ronald Reagan in the chest and wounded presidential press secretary James Brady, a secret service agent and a police officer.
At trial, the defense presented information it believed would prove that Hinckley was insane at the time of the shooting. Psychiatrists testified that Hinckley suffered from schizophrenia. He was obsessed with actress Jodie Foster, they said, and he believed that he could impress her and win her affection by assassinating the president.
The jury sided with the defense and found Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity. He was committed to a mental hospital, where he remains today.
The problem was that to most people, Hinckley didn't exhibit the bizarre kind of behavior they expected from a madman. He appeared in court in three-piece suits and laughed with embarrassment when some of his writings were read into the record. He never took the stand; for the most part, he just stared into space. The public and the conservative press were outraged by the verdict.
"When people think of insanity," Hazen explains, "they imagine people sitting in a corner drooling and unable to care for themselves. They don't see a lack of rational thought process as insane."
Prior to Hinckley's attempt on Reagan's life, some states had been considering making changes to tighten restrictions on the defense. But after the Hinckley verdict, the floodgates to change were opened. The politically unpopular verdict became a catalyst.
In 1984, two years after Hinckley's acquittal, Congress toughened key provisions of federal law, changing the test for insanity. The new, more restrictive standard excluded the definition of insanity as a person who knew right from wrong but lost self-control. The question became simply whether the defendant knew right from wrong.
Congress also shifted the burden of proof from the prosecution to the defense. Federal prosecutors were no longer required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a federal defendant was sane; the defense would now have to show convincing evidence that a defendant was insane.


text: In the four years since rapper-actress Eve released her last CD, hip-hop has become even more of a man's world. So for her return, she'll try blending in as one of the boys, right? Hardly. On the set of ''Tambourine'' May 4, EW found the newly blond bombshell in a pink hotel room, attended to by feather-dusting French maids; together they did a fluttery, tambourine-like hand jive. Eve picked director Melina, ''a girly girl like me,'' for a video that's ''almost dollhouse-y or Betty Boop-ish. I wanted it to look how I feel, which is bright and flirty.'' (The rapper declined to discuss her April 26 DUI arrest.) The clip also marks Eve's brave first stab at choreographed moves. Says Melina, ''I told her, 'You're gonna dance.' She's like, 'No, I'm a gangsta. That's the thing...we don't dance.''' It seems the girl trumped the gangsta after all.


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I work in the ER and it seems like patient's family members are always wondering around curious about what's going on with everyone else. They walk around and look into other patients rooms, listen... Read More
3Mar 23, '12 by DixieRedHeadIn my best southern accent, "Ma'am, you are not permitted to wander through the ER and certainly not look into other patient's room. I am sure that you would want that respect for your own family member." Then look them dead in the eye.


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I would install an antivirus on Linux. I know that this system hasn't problem with virus, but I would be sure that my friends don't receive infected files from me.
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Could you suggest me a software easy to use and automatic, such as Norton for Win?
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There isn't anything similar to Norton (I think the win version is rubbish anyway, but thats just a personal opinion) for Linux. You could try AVG for Linux or something like Clamav.
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you're better off using something like chkrootkit.
make sure to turn off any services you're not using too! (and/or firewall them)
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I ever heard rookit hunter. Btw, chkrootkit is a anti-rootkit and also an anti-virus? and what about clamAV? is it also an anti-rootkit?


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UVU will host the 4th annual UVU Conference on Addiction Friday, February 27, 2015.
Our goal is to provide information on a wide-range of issues specific to the topic of addiction. Although the program is not yet firm, the symposium advisory committee plans to include a keynote presentation and a selection of concurrent session workshops dealing with various aspects of addiction including – treatment, prevention, recovery, non-chemical addictive behavior (such as pornography, gambling, etc) and various other related issues.
The conference is being designed to meet the needs of university students, addiction professionals and community participants. Based upon previous participation – we anticipate over 20 concurrent presentations to offer insight and education on addiction-specific topics. Sessions will provide information to anyone with an interest in substance abuse or compulsive addiction.
In order to provide additional resources and information to conference participants, exhibition space is being made available for community and state service providers. Exhibitors will offer information packets, guidance and insight to participants visiting their booths.
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Bestselling author Christopher Kennedy Lawford offers a cohesive message of survival, hope, and inspiration. Born into political and movie royalty, he battled a drug and alcohol addiction for much of his young life. Sober for more than 22 years, he shares his personal story with others in hopes of making a difference.
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