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- Frame made of 1" powder coated square steel tubing
- Holds up to 20 medicine balls any size or weight
- 3" Diameter heavy-duty swivel casters
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Great addition to the franchise but it lacks content and length.
When Midway announced in early 2008 that the new Mortal Kombat game was going to be tied with the DC Universe, most people weren't very happy. Even though there was Marvel vs. Capcom and X-Men vs. Street Fighter II released in the late 90s, this was a bigger surprise. If this wasn't enough to piss off the fans but Midway also announced the game was striving to be rated T for Teen in . (The equivalent for the would be somewhere around 12+ to 16+) This meant that the game wasn't going to have the over the top blood that the previous games had and that was probably the thing that got Mortal Kombat so much popularity in the mainstream in the first place. I definitely felt the same way at first and many even assumed that this game was going to be total garbage but I was completely wrong. Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is an excellent fighting game and it definitely stands on its own as a Mortal Kombat game.
Unlike Marvel vs. Capcom, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe actually tries to tell a story and make it possible that these two different licensed properties are coming together in the game. The story mode is split into two separate campaigns, one for the MK side and another for the DC side. They are both really the same actually, they are just told from the two different perspectives. The story mode is completely linear and you don't even get to pick your fighter, you are assigned a character and you just fight match after match. There are some nice looking cutscenes in between the action which do tell the story but the story just isn't that great. It is a silly sort of story where the two universes at first fight each other but then they realise that they should fight together against the true enemy instead, it is just a bit daft really. This story mode is pretty good on the first go through but there is no replay value whatsoever since the story plays identically every time. But still, I am happy that there is such a mode included.
The gameplay in Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe has been remade from the ground up for this generation of consoles. It is fair to say that they have made it play more like the 2D games which is an excellent thing. The movement is more like the 2D games in that ifyou hit up, you jump and if you hit down, you crouch but you can still move up and down by using the analogue stick. The game is most definitely Mortal Kombat and it plays to the strengths of the series. Some of the features that were in the last few games have been removed like the different stance changing combat. All this was that you were able to switch different fighting moves but it was unnecessarily and overloaded the game. This has been removed but also the death traps from Deception and Armageddon are gone too, perhaps because these were very gory and they wouldn't have been able to let it be included. But instead the game has brought several new gameplay elements to the table. Klose Kombat and Free Fall Kombat are both two new elements that are fun to watch and it is were the player attacking the other presses the face buttons to attack while the other player has to guess the button to reverse the situation so that they are attacking. There is also a stage where it is able to smash the other player through the wall and depending on how hard you bash the buttons the more damage you do. These small elements to not revolutionise the gameplay or anything, but they are fun parts of gameplay and they break up the action excellently. The gameplay itself is definitely so much fun. There is plenty of great combos and moves to pull off and the game is just generally a lot of fun both for Mortal Kombat fans and fighting game fans overall.
Each of the fighters have their own signature moves as always and they look fantastic in this game. The character roster in the game is an even mix of both Mortal Kombat characters and DC Universe characters. The Mortal Kombat characters are best described as a greatest hits collection of characters with some of the best characters in the series and they all either appeared in the first Mortal Kombat or Mortal Kombat II. The DC Universe side are more focused on characters who the general public would recognise like Batman, Catwoman, Lex Luthor and so on but there are some more underground characters like Deathstroke added for good measure.
All of the moves you would expect to be there like Scorpion's spear, 's cannon ball attack and Shang Tsung's flaming skulls and they act just like they should. The new DC characters have moves that you would expect to have. Batman throws his signature Batarangs for example and the Green Lantern uses his rings to summon weapons and tools to use against the enemy. The game feels perfectly balanced so there are no cheap characters or no characters that overpower the others, it is great. When people heard that the over the top gore from the previous games will be removed but overall, it does not hurt the game or it's appeal. True Mortal Kombat fans really like the game for it's gameplay and not necessarily for the violence. There is still some blood when you hit a character and as the fight unfolds, you will see bruises and cuts appear on the fighters face from combat. It is a cool looking effect and shows that the game hasn't toned down the violence all of the way. The signature Fatalities from before are still here and a lot of them are very good despite the toned down violence. All of the Mortal Kombat characters and the evil DC characters have Fatalities while the good DC characters have Heroic Brutalities because they would never actually kill anyone so they are staying true to the source material. Many of the Mortal Kombat characters have Fatalities are actually very similar to Fatalities that you have seen before in previous games but without the gore. Jax still claps the head and Sonya still blows the kiss of death, it is very similar stuff to before. However, some of the new Fatalities are just weak and terrible like 's where he does some sort of move that just looks like a normal move, its just bad. But still the finishing moves are still very good and are a lot of fun to do.
One of the main complaints I have with Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is that there just isn't enough content in the game. There is the arcade mode which is pretty good but it gets boring after a while, the story mode is so short and offers no replay value and there is a combo challenge mode where you have to perform certain combos in a row but it is so difficult and most people will not bother to finish it, including me. All that is left is the online multiplayer which is actually very good. You will get some laggy matches but my experience with the online was actually very fun and recommended. All I can criticise here is that after you get the achievements and whatnot, there isn't much reason to keep playing. But still, playing with friends is a lot of fun.
Overall, the graphics in this game are excellent. The game is actually being run on the Unreal 3 Engine though you wouldn't think it. This is the first time we have been able to see a new Mortal Kombat game in this high of a resolution and the characters in this game also look superb. There is so much detail and the animation is very smooth. The environments look very good also making good use of filter effects and again, lots of detail.
The sound in the game isn't quite as good but it still isn't bad. The music in the game serves its purpose but it isn't as memorable as previous MK tunes. Also, the voice acting during story mode often comes across as flat but for a fighting game, the voice acting is somewhat decent. The sound of combat are very well done from the sounds of people get punched in the face to the ambience in the different environments.
Overall, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is a great fighting game and it has turned out a lot better than many expected. While it may not be the best fighting game ever due to it's lack of options, it is the gameplay that is important at the end of the day and it is here where Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe shines.


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I think that this is a really cool idea. For those of us without gear that we can part with, would membership donations be acceptable? Or even AHA memberships or BYO subscriptions?
I think that would be an awesome idea bob.
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Great idea. I will take a look to see what I can part with.
How about one of these: Gone!On its way to the Brew-Happy Home(Any way I can stuff my wifes Jack Russell in that box?) My wife picked up a bench capper at a yard sale. This thing is just collecting dust.
I have a stainless steel wort chiller that someone sent me a long time ago but that I've never used. Built my own out of copper, and it's not really designed to go in a keggle unless you can re-bend the tubing so that it doesn't point downward. If I remember, I'll post a pic tonight, but since it was a gift I'm not planning to use, I'll offer it up to whoever wants it.
Ill take the SS chiller
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The Coronal Plane High Tibial Osteotomy. Part 1: A Clinical and Radiographic Analysis of Intermediate Term Outcomes
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The coronal plane high tibial osteotomy is a novel technique that is used to treat tibiofemoral malalignment. The authors hypothesize that the coronal plane high tibial osteotomy is (1) efficacious in treating both varus and valgus tibiofemoral malalignment; (2) does not alter the slope of the proximal tibia; and (3) does not alter the relationship between the patella and tibial tubercle. A retrospective review of 25 patients with tibiofemoral malalignment (19 varus/6 valgus) treated with a coronal plane osteotomy with a minimum of 2-year follow-up was performed. A Kaplan–Meyer survival curve was performed using knee arthroplasty and a Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) knee score <70 as failure criteria. The Insall–Salvati ratio and the proximal tibial slope were measured. A p value of 0.05 was considered significant. At 60-month follow-up, knees with initial varus malalignment had an 84% survival rate using both knee arthroplasty and the HSS score as endpoints. Knees with initial valgus malalignment had an 84 and 60% survival rate using knee arthroplasty and the HSS score as endpoints, respectively. There was no statistically significant change in the Insall–Salvati ratio and proximal tibial slope after coronal plane osteotomy. The coronal plane osteotomy is efficacious in treating varus and valgus tibiofemoral malalignment and does not alter the patellar–tibial tubercle relationship or the posterior tibial slope [case series (level of evidence: IV)].
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- Title
- The Coronal Plane High Tibial Osteotomy. Part 1: A Clinical and Radiographic Analysis of Intermediate Term Outcomes
- Journal
HSS Journal
Volume 3, Issue 2 , pp 147-154
- Cover Date
- 2007-09-01
- 10.1007/s11420-007-9050-7
- Print ISSN
- 1556-3316
- Online ISSN
- 1556-3324
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- knee
- osteotomy
- malalignment
- arthritis
- coronal
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery Section, The Orthopedic Institute, 810 E 23rd Street, Sioux Falls, SD, 57108, USA
- 2. Department of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery, The Hospital for Special Surgery, 535 E 70th Street, New York, NY, 10021, USA
- 3. Department of Epidemiology, The Hospital for Special Surgery, 535 E 70th Street, New York, NY, 10021, USA


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Omate TrueSmart Watch Stands Alone — No Phone Required
Re:Battery... (167 comments)
Or how about maybe an old-school low-power always-on grey-scale reflective LCD, sunlight readable - like digital watches have been using forever.
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Re:Battery... (167 comments)
Or how about maybe an old-school low-power always-on grey-scale reflective LCD, sunlight readable - like digital watches have been using forever.
Re:Battery... (167 comments)
I sometimes wonder why they are putting high-end hardware in these watches when there isn't enough space for a large battery. This has 600mAH, not much for an Android phone. Something like the Nokia 100 can run for a month on 800mAH by omitting all the bells and whistles I think you would rarely use on a keyboard-less 1.54'' screen watch phone anyway, and just being a phone.
Re:STAY OFF MY LAWN (209 comments)
The Fifth Trumpet
â¦5And they were not permitted to kill anyone, but to torment for five months; and their torment was like the torment of a scorpion when it stings a man. 6And in those days men will seek death and will not find it; they will long to die, and death flees from them.
Revelation 9
(I'm not particularly Christian, but find this interesting in the light of current questions of medical ethics)
Re:I don't want to be immortal, just ancient. (254 comments)
LOL AC, no thanks, having too much fun.
Re:I don't want to be immortal, just ancient. (254 comments)
It's funny. When I was in my 20's I wanted to live forever. Now, in my 40's, I sometimes wonder if it will ever end.
Re:Fuck Yahoo! (403 comments)
Streisand effect in play. (Or maybe Obi-Wan effect perhaps)
London (189 comments)
Given the Orwellian irony that London is the city with the most CCTV surveillance, I'm surprised that smartphone tracking is even an issue.
Re:Who Pays? (140 comments)
For the same reason you are paying taxes in general I guess, a form of altruism that keeps things civilized.
Here's to Kernels (213 comments)
The Linux kernel would have bought it a beer, but it hasn't turned 21 yet.
Re:20GB?? That's it??? (113 comments)
Iit's irrelevant, Google is all about cloud computing, all the gruntwork would be happening elsewhere on a heavily compressed/uploaded copy of your data, much like their speech recognition on even the latest smartphones.
Radar (120 comments)
Wifi is just microwave radiation. We already 'see' microwave radiation, it is called 'radar'.
IRS Too? (835 comments)
As a Brit, the stuff I read about the cops in the USA freaks me out, maybe because of the relative lack-of-guns here.
I read articles saying even your tax collectors are doing armed raids on houses, is this right? It seems like something from a Terry Gilliam film, nightmare-ish.
Outsourcing (186 comments)
We should not have to tell organisations to think twice, before outsourcing vital services to companies who offer to work for free.
Re:How about (175 comments)
Nonsense. The Nokia 3310 is notoriously resilient, but its Achilles' Heel is that it's obsolete. Same applies to every other phone ever released, Gorilla Glass or not.
Obligatory Primer Quote: (432 comments)
"You know what they do with engineers when they turn 40? They take them out and shoot them."
Re:Universe 25 (770 comments)
Possibly so, but that mirrors Japan with it's low immigration.
Re:Universe 25 (770 comments)
If I had mod points you'd get them. This is the kind of interesting stuff that keep me visiting
Re:Let's do this! (522 comments)
Location Location Location (52 comments)
Given that data centers are basically big electric heaters doing some number crunching along the way, might be sensible to put them in cold climates rather than hot, so a) it's easier to dump all the heat generated and b) that heat has some practical uses.
Re:Why the stupidity (164 comments)
Clearly they were working on a fishing vessel to go out trolling for engineers. (And quite successfully too it seems)


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Steve Gregory
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Steve Gregory | |
Born | 1945 London |
Origin | UK |
Instruments | Saxophone |
Associated acts | Dennis Bovell Dub Band, Linton Kwesi Johnson. |
Steve Gregory (born 1945) is an English jazz saxophonist and composer. He plays tenor, alto, soprano and baritone saxophone as well as the flute.
Steve Gregory was born in London. At St. Paul's School he learned guitar and piano and played clarinet in the school orchestra. He turned down a place at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music to become a professional musician. Soon he was playing with The Alan Price Set and was in demand for session work, playing for people like Screaming Jay Hawkins, The Rolling Stones ("Honky Tonk Woman"), Fleetwood Mac and others. He also played with Georgie Fame and Geno Washington.
Gregory began to branch out, continuing to play with Georgie Fame but also recording and playing with bands like Ginger Baker's Air Force, Gonzalez, Linda Lewis, Boney M and Rocky Sharpe and The Replays. He also spent some time in Nigeria, playing with Fela Kuti at his Afrika Shrine.
In the 1980s, Steve Gregory decided to go freelance. He took on television work and continued with session work. He played the saxophone line on George Michael's hit "Careless Whisper",[1] and also worked with artists such as Bryn Haworth, Chris Rea, Alison Moyet, Freddie King, Maxi Priest, China Crisis, Queen (played solo on "One Year of Love") and Amazulu. He also was member of the 1983/84 world reunion tour of The Animals.
In the 1990s Steve played with Wet Wet Wet, Van Morrison, and then joined the Dennis Bovell Dub Band, touring around the world with Linton Kwesi Johnson. He released his first solo album, an acid/jazz/fusion set, Bushfire, on LKJ Records featuring Georgie Fame and John Deacon from Queen.
- ^ Ellis, Lucy & Sutherland, Bryony (1998) The Complete Guide to the Music of George Michael, Omnibus Press, ISBN 978-0-7119-6822-6, p. 25


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Mothers in Guatemala Demand Justice of Return of their Kidnapped Children who were Sold for ICA
See also:
- Nepal nightmare
- Censoring on AP sites
- Child trafficking and laundering
- Russia - Yunona: Ivan Jerdev and Vladimir Jerdev case
- CICIG Requests Public Explanation From Senator Landrieu Regarding Illegal Adoption Comments in Guatemala
- Theft of Babies Rising Again in Guatemala
- Guatemala adoptions: a baby trade?
- Hoosiers face challenges adopting abroad
- From Guatemala to Ethiopia
- Siegal exposes corruption of international adoptions
It has been FIVE years since the kidnapping and trafficking of these children. The mothers in Guatemala are holding a protest every Friday until their children are returned. To see the photos of these amazing mothers go to: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?fbid=138673566202843&id=11573834849636... For the full story go to the newspapper link: http://www.prensalibre.com/noticias/justicia/Mujeres-demandan-justicia_0...
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I looked very closely...
If looking at those faces of children and mothers scared the crap out of me, what should it do to the ones who stole these children?
Yes, I was looking for the face and name of my son's mother; thinking perhaps she had had more children in Guatemala; when I know
she is in California and her daughter is grown and with her aunt.
What will it take to put the FEAR into these people/thieves?
What will it take...


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I've noticed this particular blend of photosynthetic vermin making itself quite at home in my centipede and St. Augustine grass over the past couple of winters..
This winter though, it has proliferated into a monster....so I wouldn't necessarily mind it if someone could help me figure out what it is and what I can do to put the brakes on its regeneration.. Here is a pic:
I've been looking for ID for this weed in a few places already, however I have yet to come across a photo which positively ID's this stuff.. I live in south Alabama and figured that I would be able to find it on this page:
However, I don't see a match for the weed pics listed at the bottom of the page.. It does seem to have 1 defining characteristic though...some of it seems to produce lavender colored flower-tops.. So,...exactly what is this stuff? Thanks to all who reply! |
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Check Narrow leaf vetch to see if it's a match. |
Looks like you have far more vetch than lawn. Further, all those seed pods are bad news. Once they burst, they'll release *lots* of seed. |
I looked for a pic of the dreaded vetch and it certainly does bear a striking resemblance to the stuff that's currently taking over sections of my grass.. Now to look for the best way to eradicate it! Once again, thanks to rhizo_1 and jean001 for the assistance! |
If it is in a lawn area, mowing it will help control seed production. It should be an annual, so it needs seed production to come back next yet--stop the seeds, stop the infestation. Also, if you get a good growth of grass, it will choke out the seedlings and help control the plant. You could also spray it with glyphosate, or if in a lawn, spray with 2,4-D or a weed & feed product/turfgrass herbicide. All isn't bad with this plant, though. It is a legume and fixes nitrogen. Good luck! |
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Top 10 Sheep Stories of 2013
December 27, 2013
Lamb Prices Recover - Feeders finally returned to profitability in September. Also, prices paid for feeder lambs rose above cost of production for the first time following the volatile markets of 2011 - 2013.
ASI Rolls Out Market News App - ASI launched its first mobile application providing lamb and wool market information to anyone with a smartphone or tablet allowing producers to tap into auctions and prices. The app is titled ASI Market News. Download it today from your App Store.
$5 Million Lamb Buy - In July, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Agriculture Marketing Service announced a $5 million purchase of lamb products for federal food nutrition assistance programs. ASI requested the lamb meat purchase to prompt stronger prices for lambs at the farm and ranch gate. In the first half of the year, live lamb prices were below the cost of production and producers were facing the highest feed costs in years.
Industry Roadmap Final Report Released - The Roadmap Advisory Committee published the final version of the American Lamb Industry Roadmap Report. This collaborative effort provides a strategy for the industry that will strengthen its short- and long-term competitive advantage and return the industry to consistent profitability. The four high-level goals as identified in the roadmap are product characteristics, demand creation, productivity improvement and industry collaboration.
Lamb Checkoff Rate Increase - The new lamb checkoff rate went into effect on June 13 increasing the assessment from $.005 to $.007 per pound for live sheep and lambs sold by producers, feeders and seedstock producers. For sheep and lamb purchased for slaughter by first handlers, the rate increased from 30 cents to 42 cents per head. The assessment rate change, which was supported by ASI, will generate about $700,000 additional funds for American Lamb Board (ALB) programs.
GISPA Report Published - The investigation by the Packers and Stockyards Program's found that many market factors interacted to cause the sharp increase and subsequent decrease in lamb prices that occurred during 2010, 2011 and 2012. According to the report, the rising cost of imported lamb was likely the most important factor.
Instrument Grading Moves Forward - The last of the cut-out data was captured in November and will be summarized, validated and standardized by USDA for future use in assigning USDA Quality and Yield Grades. The use of instrument grading provides for the opportunity to reduce variability in the subjective application of yield grades to lamb carcasses, improving the predictability of the saleable cuts and the ability to establish value-based returns on quality lambs. ASI initially launched the project that was then co-funded by ALB and the National Sheep Industry Improvement Center to finalize the grading standards and to evaluate the benefits and effectiveness of the system.
NLPA Lending Program Includes Funding for Flock Expansion - Up to $2 million of the National Livestock Producers Association's Sheep (NLPA) and Goat Fund was identified to be used specifically for the purchase of breeding animals (ewes and rams). This new loan program is the result of a joint effort between NLPA and ASI in the spirit of ASI's Let's Grow initiative.
Revised Scrapie Flock Certification Program - The revised Scrapie Flock Certification Program (SFCP) went into effect on June 3 allowing sheep and goat producers to increase the marketability of their animals by demonstrating a negligible scrapie risk in their flock. The revised SFCP enhances the scrapie surveillance strategy and helps in the final push to eradicate this disease from the United States.
COOL Takes Effect - The new Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) rule took effect on Nov. 23. Labels now refer to born, raised and harvested according to applicable country. ASI supports the mandatory labeling of American lamb.


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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 red onion, chopped
- 4 large garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 9-ounce package frozen artichoke hearts, thawed
- 2 Japanese eggplants, trimmed, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 red bell pepper, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 1/4 cups canned unsalted chicken broth
- 1 1/4 teaspoons dried oregano, crumbled
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 cup couscous
- 3 ounces feta cheese, diced
- 1 cup chopped seeded plum tomatoes
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh mint
Heat oil in heavy large pot or Dutch oven over high heat. Add next 6 ingredients and sauté until vegetables are just tender, about 12 minutes. Add broth, oregano and thyme and bring mixture to boil. Mix in couscous. Turn off heat; cover pot. Let stand 10 minutes.
Season couscous with salt and pepper. Mix in feta cheese, chopped tomatoes and chopped mint and serve.
Per serving; calories, 340; fat, 9 g; sodium, 299 mg; cholesterol, 19 mg
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I thought this came out quite soft and gummy. I would prefer a regular mushroom risotto.
Wow, this one's a winner! I was unable to find the dried porcini and substituted with dried chanterelles instead. My vegetarian guests, who just happened to have a thing for mushrooms, were blown away. I will make this many more times.
Quite simply...an amazing hit and a perfect combination with grilled lamb. Made the first half in the am and did the last 15 mins. right before I served it to my guests. They couldn't stop talking about it...no leftovers!
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This was an excellent recipe, but I offer one important qualifier -- make sure to strain the porcini broth and gently rinse hydrated porcinis before adding them to orzo, otherwise there will be a significant amount of grit in the dish. (Not quite sure why this wasn't noted in original recipe, as this is a pretty standard issue with dried porcinis.) And I agree with Carmellini -- the more cheese you grate on top of the finished dish, the better!


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It was past noon at the St. Joseph's Higher Secondary School here, a time when groggy boys would be dragging their leaden feet to classes after lunch. But on Tuesday, there was a spark in the air. Without any prompting, the students smartly turned out on the school courtyard. Soon to begin was a mock fire drill.
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