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I bought this sink basket to replace an old one that was brass, and I had scrubbed all the chrome plating off the surface plate. Still functioned fine, but looked nasty. The new one is stainless steel, so I won't be scrubbing the chrome off! I love this new one with the large metal basket that catches all the food debris. I just empty it into the small side sink that has the disposal, and away it goes. I'm sure you could put the metal basket into to dishwasher for a thorough cleaning, but I just clean it with a scrub sponge and it cleans very easing. I wasn't aware that I was receiving two sink baskets with this order, so I gave the extra standard depth basket to my son who is remodeling his home. Excellent value for two separate baskets, and my plumber was really impressed with the quality....
The Kraus set of strainers prevents food particles and debris from obstructing the drain pipe. This basket strainer and standard strainer feature high quality construction and make a great addition to your kitchen sink.
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ITEM#: 12700269The Kraus set of strainers prevents food particles and debris from obstructing the drain pipe. This basket strainer and standard strainer feature high quality construction and make a great addition to your kitchen sink.
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- Features tight-sealing open/close stopper
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- Inner size measures 3.15 inches in diameter
- Measures 4 inches high
- Diameter pile measures 1.75 inches
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Love this sink basket!
I bought this sink basket to replace an old one that was brass, and I had scrubbed all the chrome plating off the surface plate. Still functioned fine, but looked nasty. The new one is stainless steel, so I won't be scrubbing the chrome off! I love this new one with the large metal basket that catches all the food debris. I just empty it into the small side sink that has the disposal, and away it goes. I'm sure you could put the metal basket into to dishwasher for a thorough cleaning, but I just clean it with a scrub sponge and it cleans very easing. I wasn't aware that I was receiving two sink baskets with this order, so I gave the extra standard depth basket to my son who is remodeling his home. Excellent value for two separate baskets, and my plumber was really impressed with the quality.Read More
Great item. Very easy to use and clean.
This item made my sink so easy to use. The strainer is very easy to pick up and clean at any time. I would recommend this item to everyone.Read More
This wasnt the correct parts I needed for my kitchen sink. I had to return it.Read More
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I bought the set for use in my double sink, this way I thought could use one in the regular water side and one in the garbage disposal side. I only used the one with the stopper and strainer in my regular water side. I did not use the other one as the connecting part is plastic and my garbage disposal is heavy and needed to be clamped tight in place. I like the one I used very much. The strainer is easy to remove and empty. I keep the stopper in the sink drawer. If it wasn't a set I could return the unused, but I will give it to a charity. If I could have used both I would have given the set 5 stars.Read More
I really do love these drains and they are a great deal. They look beautiful and function very well...I love that they are a little different from the normal drains you see out there.Read More
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easy to install and gives options for the type of coverage you needRead More
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Quality of the product is great along with the beautiful stainless steel finish. Great piece at a good price.Read More
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I am totally sold on OS and Kraus. I ordered a sink strainer set after purchasing a Kraus 24 inch"work sink" for my husband since we really enjoy cooking together. The Kraus sink came with a grid and strainer set. My husband liked it so well that I ordered a set for the other sink I had purchased prior to seeing OS and the Kraus set. The sink strainer set fits my double sink, and we have extras if we need them.The quality and service OS provides is outstanding and Kraus products are amazing, we ordered their faucets too. We had our kitchen completely redone and OverStock.com was an excellent source for top quality items. We are very satisfied customers and will definitely continue to use and recommend OS.com to our friends and family.Read More
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Hello clalonde, this item installs in sinks with standard 3.5-inch or 4-inch opening. Most models of a Kraus 23 inch undermount, does have a 3.5 inch opening. Thanks for shopping with us! -Amanda P
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would this stainer set fit the Suneli bar sink that has a 31/2" drain opening?
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Wanting to put ridge vent on roof. How would I determine adequate ventilation with ridge beam blocking vent? Can I drill holes in beam? If so, how would I determine what size hole and how many?
It is a structural member and engineered to the size needed to support the roof. Removing material from it will weaken it and could lead to a sagging roof line.
If this is s new building, the decision to install ridge vent should have been made before framing so the rafters could be set high in relation to the beam and allow for this.
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How hilarious did Liam look in the background when all the craziness started happening ? His eyes were HUGE !! Almost Ester from the Originals HUGE lol. Im also feed to the teeth with freaking "magic".Your right @reviewer,Julie Plec is super into it this year.Hell i was already annoyed with it last year alone on VD with all that travelers nonsense.And now with The Originals knee deep in it and now VD getting there,im effing exhausted on it.I just don't care anymore. Sleepy Hollow has been amazing this year with it's creativity in regards to it's monsters.Why is our vd/originals verse soooo limited to just vamps,wolves,witches and hybrids ? I vote for new and original supernatural threats :) asap please.
I have a real problem with Olivers fighting ability because I just don't believe in it. what makes him the somewhat good fighter that he is today ? I don't buy that the fighting he learned from Slade wilson is what makes him kick ass because it takes years and years to become a legit badass at fighting.And seeing as how Oliver has a Wing Chun dummy in his lair, heck Wing chun alone takes years master. the flashbacks in general to me just haven't shown him training enough in various forms of martial arts... I think that is something that they missed out on when he was on the island.
that's just too many for my liking... not to mention the dude who Oliver chased down believing to be Sara's killer, even that guy had a damm bow and arrow.
Lmao !! please tell me you're kidding.Wimp haha
Wow talk about cheese !! Carrie Cutter was about as hammy as Uma Thurman when she portrayed Poison Ivy.It was painful to watch, in fact I almost felt compelled to stop watching. I said this last week and I will say it again this week,please no more freaking heroes or villains with bows and arrows !!!! I hate how everyone is a damn Deadshot in this show when it comes to being an archer type. it just makes green arrow in general look WAY less cool imo.The Arrow alone should be the best but he isn't because everyone else is equal to him in that regard.Imagine if Wolverine came up against characters with similar abilities complete with adamantium claws ? it would diminish how awesome Wolverine is in my eyes and it would also show how there is no creativity when trying to come up with the original bad guys. come on team arrow you can do better than this,i don't wanna see another damm archer for at least another 3 seasons :)
Yeah how many people are gonna honestly put that together ? lol. I'm pretty sure the casual comic book fan that isn't heavily into the flash will think the same thing as I did :)
The Flash is slowly turning into Smallville lite in this viewers eyes.And just like Smallville did about a billion times with Clark,they are going to do the "Essential" episode of our hero losing his damn powers!...ugh! Also tonights villian was kinda lame....He was basically Colossus from XMen lol
Man it was soooo predictable that Klaus was going to kill his real father. I could be alone, but I feel like that was a huge step back for his character. I mean I kind of get why he did it but come on....that's so season 2 Vampire Diaries Klaus.It would have been alot better if let's say Mikael and Ansel had a showdown somewhere mid-season and Mikael yet again kills Ansel and Ansel dies in Klaus's arms ? ..... Maybe ? I don't know lol.With this barely being the se7enth episode thus far, his character had a ton of story line potential that the writers just threw out the window in favor of making Klaus do something super predictable. Also Major cheers tonight as Ester's horrid face with the big huge bug eyes wasn't occupying that much screen time tonight :) definitely a plus.
*Highly Unlikely* But what if Jo is really in fact Freya Mikaelson ? Freya was just revealed to be the FIRST born between Ester and Mikael over on THE ORIGINALS.Her whereabouts are unknown,but with all the "otherside" nonsense we have gotten and various body jumping from witches how crazy would this be ? It would be a great shock so to speak because almost EVERYBODY has already assumed/connected that she is Kai's sister at this point.And we always cry foul that VD writers don't surprise us anymore so what better way than to surprise/shock us with this scenario ? I also find it a bit on the nose when she brings up her "Dysfunctional family" because we all know them Mikaelsons are the poster family of DYSFUNCTIONAL :)
Lmao how in the blue hell was that kiss in the rain "not too over done" ? Yeah because so many people in real life do NOTEBOOK type romantic stuff like that lol.....please,it was super cheesy.The way the show is trying to make it seem like Damon and Elena had this epic ass Lord of the rings romance is beyond absurd.
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ABSTRACT: Certainly, day surgery helps reduce health care costs, but what are the effects on the families of children undergoing surgical procedures and same-day discharge? Our research was aimed at identifying the family outcomes of day surgery, and making recommendations for change as appropriate.The Canadian nurse 03/1999; 95(2):29-33.
Article: Assessing children's state anxiety.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Anxiety is an important component of children's pain and is routinely assessed in pain research. Two forms of the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory have been used frequently by researchers investigating children's pain and state anxiety (form C-1 and Y-1). We were unable to find psychometric information about this tool when used with a population of hospitalized children. Therefore, we undertook to assess reliability and validity, and identify problem items using data from 881 hospitalized children (aged 5-18 years) whom we had tested. Considering results of all analyses together, we concluded that the tools lack validity and reliability, and contain many problem items that are in need of revision.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 09/1998; 16(2):80-6. DOI:10.1016/S0885-3924(98)00033-5 · 2.74 Impact Factor
Article: Comparison of ring block, dorsal penile nerve block, and topical anesthesia for neonatal circumcision: a randomized controlled trial.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Beliefs about the safety and effectiveness of current anesthetics have resulted in many newborns being circumcised without the benefit of anesthesia. To compare ring block, dorsal penile nerve block, a topical eutectic mixture of local anesthetics (EMLA), and topical placebo when used for neonatal circumcision. The placebo represented current practice, with no anesthetic for neonatal circumcision. A randomized controlled trial. Antenatal units in 2 tertiary care hospitals in Edmonton, Alberta. A consecutive sample of 52 healthy, full-term, male newborns, aged 1 to 3 days. Physiological and behavioral monitoring occurred in a series of trials: baseline, drug application, preparation, circumcision, and postcircumcision. Surgical procedures defined the following 4 stages of the circumcision: cleansing, separation, clamp on, and clamp off. Methemoglobin level was assessed 6 hours after surgery. Heart rate, cry, and methemoglobin level. Newborns in the untreated placebo group exhibited homogeneous responses that consisted of sustained elevation of heart rate and high-pitched cry throughout the circumcision and following. Two newborns in the placebo group became ill following circumcision (choking and apnea). The 3 treatment groups all had significantly less crying and lower heart rates during and following circumcision compared with the untreated group. The ring block was equally effective through all stages of the circumcision, whereas the dorsal penile nerve block and EMLA were not effective during foreskin separation and incision. Methemoglobin levels were highest in the EMLA group, although no newborn required treatment. The most effective anesthetic is the ring block; EMLA is the least effective. It is our recommendation that an anesthetic should be administered to newborns prior to undergoing circumcision.JAMA The Journal of the American Medical Association 07/1998; 278(24):2157-62. DOI:10.1016/S0022-5347(01)63145-8 · 30.39 Impact Factor
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Article: Giving children our best efforts.Clinical Nursing Research 06/1998; 7(2):99-102. DOI:10.1177/105477389800700201 · 0.87 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to assess outcomes of pediatric day surgery tonsillectomy. A total of 129 children, aged 5-16 years, and their parents were recruited from three urban hospitals which provided pediatric day surgery. Children reported pain on a visual analogue scale (VAS) in day surgery and then daily at home for 7 days. Parents reported outcomes of surgery, including fluid intake, nausea, vomiting and sleep disturbances. They also recorded analgesic administration. Three main results related to extent and duration of pain, quality of management of pain, and effect of pain on utilization of health services. Tonsillectomy caused considerable pain which lasted more than 7 days. Pain followed a trajectory of intense or moderately intense pain for the first 3 days followed by a gradual decline over the next 4 days. In general, post-tonsillectomy pain was poorly managed by health professionals and parents. An unexpected observation was that children who had a bupivacaine infiltration of the tonsil fossa during surgery had significantly more pain in the evening of surgery than children who did not have an infiltration. The increase in postoperative pain experienced by those who had the infiltration was attributed to quality of pain management. Children with persistent pain (those who did not follow the typical trajectory) were likely to be taken to a medical practitioner. One-third of the sample made unscheduled visits to practitioners with most occurring from Day 4 to Day 7 of the follow-up.Pain 04/1998; 75(1):37-45. DOI:10.1016/S0304-3959(97)00202-9 · 5.84 Impact Factor
Article: Prevalence of chronic pain.Canadian journal of public health. Revue canadienne de santé publique 01/1998; 89(2):129-31. · 1.02 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Children's strategies for coping with the pain and distress of venipuncture were examined in this descriptive study. Eighty-five children (aged 5-13 years) were interviewed prior to and following blood collection. Prior to the procedure, children reported pain expectations and coping strategies that might be used. Self-reports of the pain experienced and coping strategies used were obtained immediately after the procedure. Twenty-seven different strategies were identified from the children's responses. These strategies were subsequently grouped into 11 coping categories: Active Involvement in Procedure, Behavior-Regulating Cognitions, Cognitive Reappraisal, Direct Efforts to Maintain Control, Diversionary Thinking, Emotion-Regulating Cognitions, Information Seeking, Reality-Oriented Working Through, Reliance on Health-Care Interventions, Support Seeking, and Avoidance and Catastrophizing. Direct Efforts to Maintain Control was the most frequently used category. Age and gender differences were observed in both number and type of strategies reported by the children. Further research is needed to examine the observed relationship between the type of coping strategies generated and the children's pain experience.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 06/1997; 13(5):274-85. DOI:10.1016/S0885-3924(96)00328-4 · 2.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To assess a strategy to improve 288 nurses' clinical decisions about management of pain saliency of information and cue about the information were manipulated. Scores indicated that the combination of vivid information and a cue to use the information led to the best decisions.Perceptual and Motor Skills 05/1997; 84(2):573-4. DOI:10.2466/pms.1922.214.171.1243 · 0.49 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Although EMLA is known to be an effective topical anesthetic, its rate of success is unknown. Indeed, researchers have suggested that EMLA may fail with young and apprehensive children. Therefore, the objectives of this study were to assess EMLA's rate of success as well as factors which predict success. A double-blind, placebo-controlled design was utilized. The sample included 258 children and adolescents aged 5-18 years who were having venipuncture or intravenous (i.v.) cannulation. After having their anxiety assessed, subjects were randomly assigned to have EMLA or placebo applied over the procedure site for 90 min. The visual analogue scale was used to assess pain caused by removal of the semi-permeable dressing and by the procedure. Other information that was collected included: duration of drug application, interval between drug removal and procedure, skin changes at bandage and drug sites and rated difficulty of the procedure. EMLA was successful 84% of the time for venipuncture and 51% of the time for i.v. cannulation. Factors which predicted success of EMLA included type of procedure, duration of drug application and anxiety. EMLA was less successful for i.v. cannulation compared to venipuncture even with duration of drug application controlled. Those who had a poor outcome were more anxious than those with a good outcome. Age of child was not a factor. Strategies for improving efficient use of EMLA were recommended.Pain 02/1996; 64(1):89-97. DOI:10.1016/0304-3959(95)00100-X · 5.84 Impact Factor
Nursing Research 01/1996; 45(1):50-3. DOI:10.1097/00006199-199601000-00009 · 1.50 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Samenvatting Een 3 × 6 factor ontwerp met een dubbelblinde controle en een placebo-controle werd toegepast voor het onderzoeken van het effect van tens-behandeling tegen pijn die optreedt door venapunctie. De drie behandelgroepen bestonden uit een tens-groep, een placebo-tens-groep en een controlegroep. De proefpersonen werden ingedeeld in zes leeftijdsgroepen per twee jaar (leeftijden: 5–17 jaar). Tijdens de onderzoekperiode werden 896 kinderen, die naar het poliklinisch laboratorium van een algemeen ziekenhuis kwamen, getoetst en namen 514 kinderen deel aan het gehele onderzoek. De gegevens die voorafgaand aan de venapunctie werden verzameld betroffen onder meer de verwachte pijn en de mate van angst. Na de venapunctie werd de pijnintensiteit gemeten met een verticale visueel-analoge schaal (vas) en het pijngevoel werd beoordeeld aan de hand van de gelaatsschaal van McGrath.12/1994; 13(4):258-258. DOI:10.1007/BF03075938
Article: Taking the jab out of needles.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Typically, health professionals regard injections and venipuncture as routine for them and a minor nuisance for the patient. Yet for others, needles arouse dread and anxiety. This fear of needles may even lead some people to avoid dental and health care.The Canadian nurse 12/1993; 89(10):37-40.
Article: TENS for children's procedural pain[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A 3 x 6 factorial design with a double blind and placebo control was employed to investigate the effect of TENS treatment on pain produced by venipuncture. The three treatment groups consisted of TENS, placebo-TENS and control. Subjects were blocked into six 2-year age groups (ages: 5-17 years). During the period of the study, 896 children attending the outpatient laboratory of a general hospital were screened and 514 children completed the study. The data which were collected before venipuncture included expected pain and state anxiety. Following venipuncture, pain intensity was measured with a vertical visual analogue scale (VAS) and pain affect was assessed with McGrath's faces scale. Significant main effects for treatment and age groups were obtained. Pain intensity and affect were lowest for the TENS group and highest for the control group. The pain scores were greatest for lower age groups and lowest for higher age groups. The results of this study support the use of TENS for children's pain and the need for interventions for children's procedural pain.Pain 03/1993; 52(2):209-16. DOI:10.1016/0304-3959(93)90133-A · 5.84 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Several aspects of venipuncture technique were evaluated to assess their relationship to reported pain. Subjects were 514 children aged 5-17 who had venipuncture performed by a technician in a hospital outpatient laboratory. A research assistant timed the duration of venipuncture and then obtained visual analogue pain scores from the children following venipuncture. Blood volume obtained from venipuncture was also measured. The technician who performed the procedure, amount of blood drawn, and time required to complete the venipuncture did not contribute to the prediction of children's pain. Age and anxiety, which were treated as covariates, were significant predictors of pain. The distribution of pain experienced by children was positively skewed and about one-third of children were above the mean pain score. From the results of this study, venipuncture pain can be recommended for the study of issues in children's pain. Further, the findings recommend the development and utilization of interventions to reduce children's venipuncture pain.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 09/1992; 7(6):343-9. DOI:10.1016/0885-3924(92)90087-X · 2.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A cross-sectional descriptive design was utilized to explore expected, experienced and recalled pain, and anxiety. Subjects were 138 children (5-17 yr) who were attending an outpatient laboratory for venipuncture. They reported state anxiety and expected visual analogue scale pain prior to having venipuncture. Following venipuncture, they reported sensory and affective pain. Two months afterward, subjects were contacted and asked to recall sensory and affective pain from the venipuncture. Analysis of data determined that children's recall of pain was quite good although better for affective pain than sensory pain. Prediction accuracy for pain was not good. From analysis it was determined that overestimation of pain was related to anxiety but not to greater experienced pain. Four patterns of responses were identified when prediction and recall accuracy were further examined. These patterns were designated as realism, irrelevance, over-reaction and denial. It was suggested that these patterns of response may provide clues about avoidance and coping behavior for children's pain. In general, the results of this study did not support previous research. It was demonstrated that various statistical techniques which have been employed in research on this topic have influenced the interpretation of pain prediction and recall data.Behaviour Research and Therapy 04/1992; 30(2):117-24. DOI:10.1016/0005-7967(92)90134-3 · 3.85 Impact Factor
Article: Assessment of sex differences in children's and adolescents' self-reported pain from venipuncture.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Examined venipuncture pain and anxiety among 90 male and 90 female children and adolescents (5 to 17 years) who were attending a hospital laboratory. The purpose of the study was to assess sex differences in pain. Ss reported state anxiety and expected pain prior to having venipuncture and sensory and affective pain following venipuncture. Analysis of data determined that male and female were alike regarding age, state anxiety, expected pain, and perceived sensory and affective venipuncture pain. From analysis of pain estimation errors, it was found that males were significantly more likely to underestimate pain and females were significantly more likely to overestimate pain. These findings were discussed in terms of implications for coping research and for clinical practice.Journal of Pediatric Psychology 01/1992; 16(6):783-93. DOI:10.1093/jpepsy/16.6.783 · 2.91 Impact Factor
Article: Age differences in children's pain.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A cross-sectional study of venipuncture pain and anxiety was conducted with 180 consecutively referred children and their parents. Analysis indicated that younger children report more venipuncture pain than older children. Anxiety was related to both age and pain. As well, anxiety was lowest among children with no previous venipuncture experience and among those with the greatest experience.Perceptual and Motor Skills 11/1991; 73(2):415-8. DOI:10.2466/PMS.73.5.415-418 · 0.49 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: From research reports published over the last 20 years, it appears that moderate to severe uncontrolled pain may be the norm for hospitalized patients despite recent advances in the management of pain. Research on the extent of under-management of pain and the factors associated with it is examined and summarized in this paper. Methodological imperfections of the research are identified. Several explanations for pain under-management have been proposed and these are reported. A clinical decision making model is also reviewed and it is suggested that this model could be applied to pain management problems. Further, it is suggested that this model may be very useful in developing educational interventions to improve health practitioners' clinical skills in pain management.Pain 08/1990; 42(1):15-22. DOI:10.1016/0304-3959(90)91086-X · 5.84 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Research has indicated that approximately three-quarters of patients in acute care hospitals experience moderate to severe pain. It is thought that inadequately controlled pain is the result of poor clinical performance on the part of nurses and physicians. Faculty knowledge about pain mechanisms and pharmacology have been targeted as the source of their poor performance. In addition, practitioners may have fallacious beliefs about narcotics and pain. This study examined some of the misconceptions nurses have about addiction and pain management. A number of fallacies were identified. These included a very strong opiophobia or fallacy about addiction liability of narcotics even under conditions of normal hospital use.British journal of addiction 07/1990; 85(6):803-9. DOI:10.1111/j.1360-0443.1990.tb01693.x
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Every time I see these I think to myself: "yet another fool who thinks optical geometry equals mathematical geometry" :) Not necessarily a sign of quality, and I certainly wouldn't bother copying their presentation style.
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@OrigamiMarie: As long as we have your username, we can do it any time. I'll try to take care of it after work if I don't forget.
@tharig327: Hi, if you're interested in posting, please go to the more recent thread: http://www.tested.com/forums/games/459604-minecraft-the-testedcom-community-minecraft-server-thread-hd-perfect/
@coopdegra: Oh wait, Spigot. I had confused it with Sponge. Sponge is the new kid on the block following the aftermath of thethe But kkit debacle.
@coopdegra: Pretty much, yeah. The website is very Web 3.0.
@JeffreyGee: The consensus seems to be that keeping the current map would mean that the current group of irregulars would be most likely to stick around as opposed to starting over. I'm inclined to agree.
@Tashi: A very recent version of Bukkit added a feature concerning command handling that would allow us to use the vanilla /tp commandcommand with command blocks should we ever switch back to Bukkit. We would only have to change them once.
@zmaster: There shouldn't be a reason we can't.. Like I said, I don't remember what the original motivation was for that decision.
In general, you just have to keep in mind that when you go back to vanilla from Bukkit that you have to copy part of the directory tree around because Bukkit changes the directory structure a bit. In particular, it moves the directories that contain the files for the Nether and the End. Also, I think we're using /tppos in all of the teleporter command blocks, which comes from the Essentials plugin so we would have to change all of the command blocks.
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@evil_gordita I'm on board. After the update to Bukkit we'll be going back to the server map right? As long as we eventually go back I'm cool with Vanilla for a while.
At this point, I'm not sure even sure we will even see another Bukkit update. I haven't been following it, does anyone else know what's going on with that thing? I might consider Sponge if it matures enough.
To be clear, the point if starting with a fresh map wasn't for the new stuff. Besides, I would hope that everyone would know how to find the new stuff in an old map by now. Though I can't remember the exact reason I decided on resetting the map if we were to switch to Vanilla.
Fine, I'll attempt to switch the server while keeping the old map if we do switch. It will require some modifications to switch; reorganizing the file layout on the server to make the Nether and The End work again and all of the teleporters will need to be adjusted for the vanilla /tp command.
I'd prefer to keep Survival mode and the Creative map will simply just be unavailable.
Okay guys, it's time to make a decision. Do we stay on the current version of Bukkit or upgrade to the most recent version of Vanilla? Upgrading to Vanilla will mean starting on a fresh new map. I can upload an archive of the current map for anyone who might want to download it. I'm going to experiment with going without a whitelist and see how it goes.
Speak up now because I want to make a decision by month's end, preferably sooner.
@Rallier: You know Rallier, you're still a mod on the server. I can give you access to the Google Doc at any time.
@ShadowKnight508: Please use testedminecraft.club
The OP should have already been updated but perhaps there's a paragraph that was missed.
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@evil_gordita: @Rallier: Don't we still have both? I made sure to have a rail going to every (major) city.
I hardly ever go to the Nether much these days so I don't even know what we have there. Sure, we have rail going to places such as Cormina and etc. but to my knowledge none of it is the dual rail lines with stations at every city the way the old Trans-World Railway was.
@Rallier: Sure. I seem to recall that eventually we had both. I just wanted an excuse to build my dumb tunnel and maybe have people use it.
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For example, as I understand it, chests can now be locked using a lock data tag (whatever that means)?
I need to re-read the wiki entry, but as far as I know it's an adventure mode feature. You set the value of the tag to a name and if you have an item with that name (as named by an anvil or set manually using a command) in your inventory then the chest will open.
Also, if we want to keep the main map survival, but still get around easily, I suggest we setup command blocks at popular areas to change gamemode to spectator(and one block to change back); that way people can fly from area to area and change back to survival when they get there.
Spectator mode is where you can see through the eyes of mobs or other players and as such will remain restricted to ops.
The teleporters didn't use any Bukkit specific features though they did have to use the Bukkit spelling of the teleport command. We will continue to use teleporters. Also, I'd like to revive the trans-world railway as seen in @Rallier's YouTube video. Maybe it could be built in my dumb-ass tunnel.
Off Topic: evil, what do you think about adding music to the Tested.com Minecraft Texture Pack? It's an option, and from the sounds of it we should be able to find something we all enjoy. We could even make the music submission an event; maybe a contest?: submit your music for a chance to win something in-game.
Music, hmm. Will have to think on that. I have been considering using a clip that everyone has heard in the videos and podcast before but I was kinda hoping to surprise everyone with that ;) . I guess I'll just tease everyone with that and see if you can guess what it is.
Yeah, I only just heard about this particular bombshell last weekend and was just now reading about some of the fallout. Even if they can overcome the legal dispute quickly, the sudden loss in manpower will hurt the project.
I will be watching what happens, but there is a very good chance that we will just have to endure with a fully vanilla server until the official API becomes available. If that happens, we are going to go ahead and start a new map with the option to return to the old one when the API surfaces (or if the Bukkit situation changes, whichever comes first). I don't want to have to go to a white-list so I guess we're going to have to get creative (ahem).
@Tashi: When Bukkit releases a reasonably stable version of course. Or I could set up vanilla with a temporary map.
I've been around since the beginning and was always curious to see what people who haven't been around that long thought of all the old stuff from before Adam and Jamie's involvement.
@General Desire: I think everything should still exist on the site, though I haven't looked at any of it in a long time. It should basicly be everything prior to 2012. I realize searching it out may be difficult. If you're interested in the office culture at the time you can probably find the intern videos on Giant Bomb's YouTube channel by searching Kessler's Kam or Lemon's Lens.
@Scooopex: Hey, if you're okay with someone else taking over the reigns! I just think we should find something else to call the "Tested" texture pack.
@Tashi said:
While you have free access to Vanilla Minecraft on these servers, they've effectively monetized they're main advertised perk; which I find unfair.
Right. This is one of the main sticking points for Mojang, hence the EULA clarifications that had resulted in controversy. Something that Notch (I think) had pointed out was that this had come about because someone had asked Mojang support if this was okay and he also pointed out that maybe if you wanted to do something not allowed (legally), then maybe don't draw attention to it. (cough nudge nudge wink wink).
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That said, I would personally like to make a Donation, toward hosting costs. How can I do that?
It's not going to hurt for me to link it at least. Donations for server hosting go here. As long as I continue to host the server with Nuclear Fallout, this link will always be active. All donations are collected directly by Nuclear Fallout.
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or for things that don't have gameplay ramifications (purely cosmetic items basicly).
Actually, I'm not completely sure on this. I'd need to go back and reread the posts I had read. Pretty sure you can't sell in-game items for real currency at the very least.


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