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You forgot to educate us on how many patents the 170 million jihadis of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan are granted every year? They have done so many innovations in suicide bombings, WMD theft and proliferation, and of course international terrorism. Are there no patents granted in these areas?
And I thought it was the Moooslim rulers who were running India when the British took over.
The virtues of madrassa education keeping manifesting themselves.
xxx hardcore wrote: Jan 30th 2010 6:30 GMT
"Also, Indian companies cannot innovate. This is NOT my opinion (so please don't delete this comment) but the opinion of the NY Times:
"""Indians are disappointed that the country has not quickly moved up to more ambitious and lucrative work from answering phones or writing software. Why, they worry, hasn't India produced a Google or an Apple?
Indians are granted about half as many American patents for inventions as people and firms in Israel and China."""
The NY Times says its for 'cultural reasons,' which is the politically correct term."
Yes indeed, people are pretty much the same everywhere. It's the backward, human-right abusing and inherently inequitable caste culture that's pulling India beHind.
Unfortunately, the caste culture also necessitated and fostered a master-servant kind of mentality with respect to the former colonial master British. So much so that most of elite Indians are conditioned to be submissive to follow the Westerners than to lead.
That allowed the Westerners to exploit this weakness to their full advantage for well over 200 years.
No matter how many engineering graduates it produces, India can not be regarded as a modern power unless the unbecoming caste system is discarded.
The observation about IT engineers in India is more the jargen studded rather than the revealation of truth. In fact no candidate comming from any descipline; no matter whether it is engineering, medical, law or journalis. There are no fixed criterion for employablity. It is true that candidates are selected after application of variety of criterion. What is important is to judge the potentiality of the candidate. Question answer session does not necessarily give the sufficient substance for selection. Everybody in the industry knows that selected candidate can not be finally tested untill he is put in regular system. Many companies have their own working style. Many executives believe in system driven performance; where as some have religious faith in capasity driven style of working. They also have faith in theory that person can rise on the occasion and can face any chalange. India has a long tradition of having many services like ICS,IAS and other services. Some companies like Tata group boasts itself of having its Tata Administrative Service-TAS. All India Radio had its own system for recruiting engineers, programme producers, artists, writers, editors, broadcasters etc. Their programming system is so rigid that even if Shakespear is reborn he will not be able to get his script selected for broadcasting programme. Therefore it is not correct to question the hidden talent of engineers produced by Indian College.
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nkab wrote: Feb 4th 2010 3:04 GMT
@ email@example.com wrote: Feb 2nd 2010 10:17 GMT
"The Truth is Indian IT is all about System integration". But Indian IT is not known for its integration.
India IT should concentrate on what it is good at, the calling centers, professional client services (prescription order filling etc.) and similar services so that its "product" remains cheap in competition with other Asian countries such as Philippines and former British colonial nations.
The articles says that the test gauges students' analytical, verbal and quantitative skills, GRE style. It does not mention if the test is conducted in English language. You can bet it is though. In that case, even smart Indians may not do very well in the verbal segment especially if they do not hail from big cities. And not everyone from big cities speaks fluent English either. Thus this test cannot make a judgement on who is employable in software industry. Not every programming position is client facing and as long as you are analytical, you can do a good programming job. There are plenty of Germans, French and Spanish people who can't speak English but they are terrific programmers.
I completely agree with joski65. It is boring (as The Economist is wont to put a negative spin on anything even remotely positive about India) and sad that a reputable newspaper such as The Economist is carrying a completely PR based article so blatantly. It discredits The Economist more than it does India.
For someone who believes in the markets, it is obvious that when western firms are paying top dollar to Indian firms who employ hundreds of thousands of these "unemployable" graduates and pay them higher wages than the rest of the graduates, then obviously there something wrong with the "unemployable" argument.
My bet is that these unemployable Indian graduates will beat the hell out of any western graduate, or post graduate for that matter, in analytical and quantitative skills (may be not in verbal skills though).
@ xxx hardcore xxx wrote: Feb 1st 2010 9:38 GMT
"Sir, The main thing that Indian companies have is cheap labor. I have noticed that Indians companies do not create any truly innovative products.....
This must be due to its low education among college graduates, pHD's, doctors, etc."
But the quality of Indian engineers and Doctors living in the US appear to be good and accepted by people there. Did you notice CNN's medical reporter Dr. Gupta?
@ INDIAN CALL CENTER WORKER wrote: Feb 1st 2010 9:42 GMT
"Many top rate Indian economist say that India will become a superpower this year"
Aren't you stretching it just a little bit?
But we will find out by the end of this year won't we? Unless of course, per capita GDP has nothing to do with being superpower in your mind.
Whether India will become a global superpower or not depends not only on the numbers of engineers it produces but also how its leader handles India's positive role playing in relation to its neighboring states big and small, the US and Russia.
"Sony Acer Panasocis. None of them is IT Srvices company which Infosys is."
What is your point? Does South Asia have any comparable companies? You were talking about companies in general at that point. Read close, my friend.
""Lenovo is a Hive off from IBM.""
Check your English. That doesn't make much sense. Anyway Lenovo brought IBM personal computers. Check your facts.
"All of them were founded in 50's. Infosys in early 90's"
Excuses, excuses, excuses.
Anyway, Google, Baidu etc. were all founded recently. They are not IT, but are technology based, and are all leading the world. India does cannot come close to creating such companies, since only 4% of its graduates are actually educated.
"Compare Apples to Oranges"
Even more excuses. We are talking about technology companies here.
"Viet01 you do not understand IT business."
Thank you for telling me. However, from what you wrote, I think I understand more than you.
"I am not sure where you picked up the line that Indians are domint race."
Read closer. Go on. I was responding to someone else, not you.
"May be you want to read what you think. "
Nope. I don't think Indians are the dominant race. All facts point to the contrary.
"As far as IT goes the only dominant race are Americans."
I agree 100%.
"Rest of the world does not count."
Not so fast, my friend! Europe also has a a very advanced IT sector. East Asia is quickly catching up. But you are correct: Besides USA, Europe, and East Asia, rest of world does not count at all.
Sony Acer Panasocis. None of them is IT Srvices company which Infosys is. Lenovo is a Hive off from IBM.
All of them were founded in 50's. Infosys in early 90's
Compare Apples to Oranges
Viet01 you do not understand IT business. So you have not offended me
I am not sure where you picked up the line that Indians are domint race. May be you want to read what you think. As far as IT goes the only dominant race are Americans. Rest of the world does not count.
""As for Indian IT , why bother. Other than SAP tell me any other Non American company that exceeds the revenue of Wipro, Infosys or TCS.""
All the companies that you named: Accenture, Capgemini, HP Enterprise Services all exceed the revenue of Wipro, Infosys and TCS. In fact the combined revenue of Wipro, Infosys and TCS is less than the revenue of Accenture, I believe.
""As for Indian IT , why bother. Other than SAP tell me any other Non American company that exceeds the revenue of Wipro, Infosys or TCS.""
I am not sure if you are serious here. Right off the top of my head, I can think of Sony, Acer, Panasonic, etc. Infosys has revenue of 4 billion for example, while Lenovo, for example, has 14 billion revenue.
""That is some world class anecdotal evidence you have. If you are comparing the success of Indian-Americans vs all other "insert country of origin"-Americans, the Indians by far dominate in every measure.""
I apologize if I offended you. I was just stating facts. As for Indian Americans, I am not talking about them. I am talking about Indians in India.
I have not read the article, because it appears to be irrelevant to the discussion here. Nonetheless, I would expect that Indian Americans are quite successful, since all the smart Indians go to the USA (by the admission of many people on this blog).By contrast, many of the smartest East Asians chose to remain in East Asia. This might have contributed to the success of East Asia, I believe.
And anyway, I was just pointing out that East Asia and South Asia are very different culturally, historically etc. I do not know of any Chinese, for example, who would want to favorably compare China to India. But many Indians here are saying that China and India are basically the same, and this is just not true.
And since, according to you, Indians are the dominant race, their is no need to put South Asia and East Asia on the same level then.
That is some world class anecdotal evidence you have. If you are comparing the success of Indian-Americans vs all other "insert country of origin"-Americans, the Indians by far dominate in every measure.
The Truth is Indian IT is all about System integration . Ramping up to Turnkey Implementation, Total enterprise transformation and End to end Managed Servcies
Wipro/Infy/TCS are not comparable or in competition with product vnedors like Google or Microsoft or Oracle. They are competing with Accenture, CapGemini , EDS etc in the services business.
Services business is lucerattive. EDS = 20 Billion, IBM Global services = 25 Billion, Accenture = 25 Billion. Infy or Wipro or TCS = ~ 5-6 Billion each, with a Q in Q growth of 20%. And this is when Indian outsources are locked out of all Government contracts in the Western world. Call it unfair trade practise or lack of maturity to operate in Western public services.
TCS is most likely to overtake Accenture or Cap in near Future. Very simply because TCS manages the end to end IT for a Telecom (Tata indicom), Manufacturer (TISCO, TELCO, TOMCO) and all other subsediaries of Tata. Impressive portfolio for Domain consulting
Wipro is most likely to overtake EDS (if we measure EDS business seperatly that from HP as in pre take over scenario). Remote mnitoring, Infrastructure services and also IT consulting. Because Wipro is the faoured Child of Govt of India. We can call this unfair trade practise
As for product developement, America produces 99.99% of the worlds pckaged software, barring SAP. Can India produce a world beating product ? Even if it did, the enterprenuer who does it will sell it off to the highest Amercan Bidder. Eg. IFlex
Can India produce an operating system or an RDBMS with its brand new kernel, file system and application. Simply NO. It takes a generation to create one. Just track the history of UNIX or Oracle or Windows
Will Indian IT loose its advantage. Simple NO. ITs no longer all about cost. Its equaly about supply, ready skills and the capabillity/flexibillty at the throw of the hat. No CIO of the world with a spend of over 100 million dollas does his budget without Indian Offshoring. And most of them share their capital plan with Indian outsourcers
So rest easy and dont waste your time here. Swing a kingfsher and Go back to India-China or India-Pakistn forum and carry on the bashing. It is so much fun than this useless analysis.
I agree with you
East Asia has some of the richest nations in the world Like Japan, Taiwan and Korea.
And some of the poorest Laos , Vietnam and Cambodia.
And some emerging like Indonesia
And some lucky like Malaysiya
And some write off Like East Timor
As for Indian IT , why bother. Other than SAP tell me any other Non American company that exceeds the revenue of Wipro, Infosys or TCS.
Try sonding like a Vietnamese. Don't sound like Daulatram
also, one more thing.
Wipro, Tata, etc. are not world class companies.
India does not have any world class companies, to my knowledge. (Please correct me on this if I am wrong.)
All its IT firms do is outsourcing.
That is not 'world class.'
As the article says, India is not on the same level as East Asia, but it is getting their.
"""rickthejames wrote:
to xxx hardcore
Of course India has its problems, it is a relatively poor country without any natural resources or "benefactors" to speak of. However, slowly but surely it is improving and making strides. That being said India has a few top notch corporations to be proud of (Wipro, Tata, etc) How many does Pakistan have by the way?"""
xxx hardcore has also posted some nasty things about all South Asians. I doubt he is Pakistani.
Saying that everyone who makes fun of India is a Pakistani makes you look stupid (I'm not calling you stupid, mind you.) And it makes xxx hardcore look correct.
To all the Indians here:
I am Vietnamese, and I just came across the website. I have spent the last 30 minutes reading comments. I am 99% sure that this hardcore man is a Chinese poster. I know because I have been reading some comments here, and he has the same tone, voice, sayings, etc. as most Chinese posters. I've read through his comments, and he says that he's not from China. But then he writes a lot about China. I have noticed that this is quite a common trend for many Chinese posters all over the web.
I suggest you ignore him. Even in Vietnamese internet forums (not this one necessarily), many Chinese will come. We simply ignore these spammers, and they eventually go. I suggest you all do the same
Also, I see that many Indians here compare India with East Asia. I think that India is a good nations, but India cannot be put on the same boat as East Asia. East Asia are among the richest in the world (Japan, Korea, Singapore, etc. ) Many Indians will say that Asia is all one, but most (99%) of East Asians do not consider themselves as Indians, for example.
India has its own unique culture, and South Asia is very different from East Asia. India is Hindu, and Hinduism came from Aryan invaders from Ukraine, I believe. East Asia is very confucius, for example. Also, when I went to India, many people spat on me, and I had to be careful to avoid buses, and such. I have never experienced such a thing in a East Asian country, and this shows that many cultural differences exist.
Also, I--like most Vietnamese-- am not found of Chinese, but I consider myself closer to Chinese than Indian, for example.
As you can see, the comparing India and East Asia is wrong.
Thus, while India is good nation, it is not the same as East Asia. For example, East Asian nations produce some of the best engineers in the world. Look at graduate departments at top American universities (Harvard, MIT, Yale, etc.) You will see that about half of graduate students in science are East Asian. The other half are mostly white.
India, as their article shows, does not have the same level of engineers as East Asia. But it is getting their.
@xxx Hardcore xxx
Of course India has its problems, it is a relatively poor country without any natural resources or "benefactors" to speak of. However, slowly but surely it is improving and making strides. That being said India has a few top notch corporations to be proud of (Wipro, Tata, etc) How many does Pakistan have by the way?
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"The most iconic works of Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) are widely known, reproduced, copied, and even parodied. However, the true diversity and complexity of his oeuvre is little understood, and the full scope of his career is largely absent from the existing literature. Presenting over 130 paintings and sculptures, as well as over thirty seldom- or never-before-seen drawings and collages, this book examines all periods in Lichtenstein's career, going well beyond his brushstrokes and the classic Pop romance and war cartoon paintings that made him famous.Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective features exciting new scholarship by an international team of distinguished curators, critics, and art historians. Essays by Yve-Alain Bois, Chrissie Iles, and Stephen Little, among others, give special consideration to Lichtenstein's historical influences, from Picasso and Cubism through Surrealism, Futurism, and British Pop. Contributions by James Rondeau and Sheena Wagstaff evaluate the artist's abstract work and late nudes. Complemented by photographs of the artist and his seminal exhibitions, the essays examine the various styles and subjects featured in paintings created throughout his lifetime. The inclusion of a complete chronology of Lichtenstein's life and work--compiled by Clare Bell of the Lichtenstein Foundation--makes this retrospective the most authoritative publication on the artist since his death in 1997"-- Provided by publisher.
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Need help with lighting for a very small kitchen...
Hi everyone,
Our kitchen reno is underway. I'm looking for help with lighting. Our kitchen is very small, the room being about 10' by 10'.5. The ceilings are only 93" tall. There is one large window so there is quite a bit of light during the day.
The electrician did not recommend recessed pot lights in the ceiling so basically I can only have one fixture in the middle of the room. I will have under-cab lights, still haven't figured those out yet either.
My question is what type of fixture should I use? I have been looking at flush mount and semi flush mount fixtures.
How much wattage should I be looking for? Would a fixture with three 60 watt bulbs be enough?
I really like the Clemson classic pendant from Restoration Hardware but not sure how it would look hung from the ceiling without the extension rods? The 14" one uses two 100 watt bulbs.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
Instead of watts, you need to think in terms of lumens (or some other measure of illumination such as candela).
There are too many products claiming an output equivalent to a particular wattage but which fall short.
A typical bare incandescent bulb will produce between 800 - 900 lumens.
A kitchen typically requires more light than other areas - eg 35 lumens per sq ft can be used as a rough guide.
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I swictched to led bulbs.And they save my bill up to 80%!!!
3x2 watt or 3x3 watt led light is bright enough for your kitchin.
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Trade deficit narrows to $8.13 billion
The only "green shoot" in the Indian economy, exports growth, contracted in February for the first time in eight months. Exports growth declined by 3.7 per cent to $25.7 billion from $26.7 billion in February 2012, according to official data released on Tuesday.
Against the government's exports target of $325 billion for the current financial year, with just one more month to go before it ends, cumulative exports for April 2013-February 2014 stand at $282.8 billion.
"We have reached $282 billion, and if we will follow the same trend as we did last March, it (exports) should be close to $310 billion (by the end of the current fiscal)," Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher told reporters here. India's exports in March 2013 had risen 6.97 per cent. "I will not be happy with $310 billion. We need to have better performance...We have not done well as we should have," he added. Mr. Kher hoped that exports from the textiles and pharmaceuticals industries would improve in the months ahead. After the peak of 13.47-per cent growth in October, exports have been losing momentum. Major export sectors, including petroleum, engineering and pharmaceuticals, declined in February.
Imports, too, fell in February; 17.1 per cent to $33.8 billion. However, the greater decline in imports improved the trade deficit to a five-month low. Led by a 70 per cent drop in gold imports to $1.6 billion, the trade deficit narrowed to $8.13 billion. A 12.7-per cent contraction in non-oil non-gold imports helped, too. Oil imports declined by 3.1 per cent to $13.6 billion. Exporters' body Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said that due to the decline in overseas shipments, India's exports would fall short of target by about $15-18 billion. "Credit is the biggest problem which the exporters are facing. Arrears of duty refund claims have crossed Rs.20,000 crore. Global demand is there, but we are unable to take advantage of this due to credit problem," FIEO President Rafeeque Ahmed said.
In its response to the FEO President's statement, the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) denied that customs, excise duty and service tax refunds/drawbacks were being held up by the Department. "More amounts have been refunded in 2013-14 compared to the corresponding period in the previous year," the statement said.
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Exchange Forum possibility
I heard back from Tamara, and she will put in a request for us. Here's her reply to my email:
Hi Mary,
It will be easier to just create an Exchanges forum to add to the
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Michelle, Please don't think the lotto and BD block posts are a problem....they are part of quilting....you're making blocks. The posts are like anything else we would rather not participate in so we skip over them. It isn't a problem for me!
Please don't think that I think swaps are a problem! I don't, and never have thought that.
I don't know if you read this thread or not:
I think the consensus of people posting to Dan_the_mailman was that we would like more people on the Quilting Forum, but that an area for swaps would be a good thing.
I really wanted this to be an inclusive, accepting move, not a divisive one.
Here is a link that might be useful: Your input needed
I know I don't post as often as I used to but I thought I'd share my opinion. I for one would love to have an area for Exchange Forum here on the Quilt Forum. I stopped doing the birthday blocks here and created a Flickr account so I could swap Mug Rugs and I loved it! The downside was I missed all of you at the Garden.
I'm just saying that there may be some of us that would like to see familiar names and make new friends who would like to do swaps and different kinds of exchanges.
Thanks Mary for your time and effort. I'm excited to see what happens.
I was going to stay out of this as I am neutual but having been a part of the some of the exchanges--having enjoyed doing them and reading about them I guess I shoud say that I feel they are a part of the forum. Even when I am not doing one I enjoy the efforts of others. It gets pretty tiresome without their stimulous. I doubt very much if I would go elsewhere to seek out exchanges but if they are part of my daily read I check them out. If I find it not of interest I bypass. Nothing hard about that but this forum is too personal to give up and the members are missed if I don't check them out.


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I'm finding this on 1 Milkweed. They look like red ants crawling around. What is it? Thank you!
Do you have aphids on your milkweed? I think the ants like to harvest some sweet excretion from the aphids. If you have aphids they are usually oleander aphids, a yellow-orange color and they like to colonize the growth tips. I usually just brush them off. Real easy if you use a clean paint or basting brush.
What you have are Milkweed Bug nymphs. They will become black and red "true bugs" (Hemipterans) and overwinter as adults. They look a great deal like Box Elder Bugs, to which they are related.
Milkweed Beetle larvae live within the stems and roots and generally aren't seen.
It depends upon whether or not you want to collect and distribute seed, as these little critters congregate on the growing seed pods and lower seed viability. I'm ambivalent about giving them the Big Pinch, so I let them stay and collect only from uninhabited plants and seed pods. Last two seasons, I have been lacking the bugs and battling the beetles, which can really create havoc with plant growth and appearance.
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According to Dr Vanessa Banks, Team Leader Shallow Geohazards and Risks and the British Geological Survey, the ground across Kent is comprised of a layer of sand above a layer of chalk. The layer of sand is thinning to the west, and thicker to the east. Sinkholes can occur for a number of reasons, but the cause of sinkholes in Kent is generally where a thin covering of loose superficial material - sand - covers soluble rock - chalk - beneath. The sandy material will tend to gradually slump into the fissures, slowly creating a sinkhole over time - a process that can be sped up by the presence of water.
Deneholes are caused by man-made structures. In Kent, these are often medieval chalk extraction pits - characteristically comprised of a narrow shaft with a number of chambers radiating from the base. The depth of the features reflects the depth of the underlying chalk bedrock. The shaft width is commonly in the order of 2 or 3 m, widening out into galleries at depth.
The 5BIO scheme, part of a £60m government Energy Research Accelerator project announced today by the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, will allow the UK to develop stronger access to the alternative energy market. The projected global annual market for renewable chemicals could reach £360 billion by 2025, with £12billion in the UK alone. For transport fuels the current global market is £1,000 billion per year and £50 billion a year in the UK*. 5BIO is set up to tackle the 'grand challenges' of developing low carbon energy, combatting climate change, and creating new businesses and jobs in the Midlands and new exports for the UK. It will increase Aston University's research and its industrial collaborations across the low carbon sector and help bring new bioenergy products to market. This will include developing useful low carbon bio-products and fuels developed from renewable organic matter, which can benefit the future of automotive, aerospace, energy and rail manufacturing industries and in-turn help achieve climate change goals. Based at the University's European Bioenergy Research Institute (EBRI), the Research Accelerator will stimulate innovation and knowledge transfer between businesses, scientists and chemical engineers across renewable biomass, biorefining, bioenergy, biofuels and bio-products.
The Aston University project is part of the £60m Energy Research Accelerator scheme which will build upon the expertise of six leading midland universities. The project involves the universities of Aston; Birmingham; Nottingham; Leicester; Loughborough and Warwick working with the British Geological Survey and multiple industry partners from across the Midlands region.
The new map has been digitised and made available online in time for the start of celebrations of the map's 200th anniversary, beginning with an unveiling of a plaque at Smith's former residence by Sir David Attenborough1. The map, the first geological map of a nation ever produced, shows the geological strata of England, Wales and part of Scotland. The newly discovered copy is thought to have been one of the first ten produced by William Smith (1769-1839), who went on to produce an estimated 370 hand-coloured copies of the map in his lifetime.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines is a squad-based first-person shooter in which the player controls four Colonial Marines, each with a different personality and primary weapon. Each player character can carry additional weapons including a flamethrower, pulse rifle, smartgun, pistol, RPG, and many types of grenades. The player controls one marine at a time, issues orders to the others using context-sensitive commands, and may switch between characters at any time.
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These are new custom settings for Aliens:Colonial Marines. Nothing
big....but it´s something....
Afer the last big update (1.2.0) some people (me too) got some trouble
with "mikro" stuttering in game. With this new setting I have reduce the
stuttering a bit. I´ll test it on diffrent rig´s, and it work!
And I cranked the disapiering time of the corpes up to 900. If you play
Bug Hunt, 120 sec. isn´t enough for that.You get very fast many corpes,
and the corpes just pop´s off.
Plus various visuals improvments of light effects like the lens flare
of the shoulder lamp, etc.....
When the support is down for A:CM I will try a real mod for A:CM. In the
meantime. I hope we will get some good update like the last big one.
These settings are working perfect with texmod or other famous mod´s for
change log: DOF 1.3 - add HBAO / and disabeld SSAO from startup - add Bloom (there are two pack´s. One with Bloom. And one without. It´s a matter of taste...
++++++Deapth of field | 1.2+++++++ by ReShade | Corsire and MasterEffects by Martymyfly Modding Settings by Cilitbäng - toggel DOF on and off with the...
This is a gfx tweak for Aliens: Colonial Mariens ++++++Depth of field+++++++ with the tool ReShade by Corsire Note!!!! The titel screen looks blurry...
This is a gfx tweak for Aliens: Colonial Mariens Whats new: - VHS Mod 2.0 (sweet fx 2.0 by "CeeJay.dk" / ReShade 0.15.0 by Crosire | - Add severel gfx...
Mod adds just welding and cutting for all doors (all bug hunt maps).
1) boilers added on all maps 2) capacity of antipersonnel min. mines at the marine till 6 min. is improved 3) Hudson's rifle (the automatic mode of fire...
It's about damn time this was made. :)
This would be totally amazing!!!!
Hopefully it will be a badass game
hmmm first it died around 2001.....then it died a year ago i think...and now its still alive, i hope they keep working instead of "kill" the game over and over
This game is going to be badass
yes indeed it is!
wow great work please releast the demo
look how much blood :=P
wow thisa is cool and great work and releast the demo i want to try it out and i see how realistic the aliens are but how realistic will the alien queen will be hmmmmmmmm..................
wait my common sense is tingling ..... think of the CARNAGE! WOOT!!
think of the carnage no youve got it wrong
aliens is my fav sci fi ever
this game is a must for me
just cannot stop thinking of the AWESOMENESS
Highest Rated (3 agree) 9/10
Graphics looks much much better than console version. Sometimes there are very nice lighting and shadows. Story is good, First time since 1986 we can play proper story in this franchise, Most of all I like multiplayer It is much better than AVP2010, it has nice dynamic and tension, many upgrades and other combination stuff, you can build your own soldier and xenomorph, and it is much better than Natural Selection 2 also, not boring( to me NS2 became boring very soon), it has nice graphics, many…
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You basically pay 60 bucks for a game in the fucking prealpha stage.
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I have maintained my lawn organically for a year and a half. Very happy with the results so far. My lawn was in its best condition ever last year - better than any year in the past 15 since I've been a homeowner. However, one thing I noticed last spring and am seeing again this spring - my lawn is late to green up relative to many neighbors. Once everything gets going, my lawn last year was dark green and lush all year long until dormancy in November but in April last year and this year, the lawn looked sleepy - slow to green and to grow. I haven't even had to mow once yet this year.
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Is late green up typical for organically maintained lawns and I just have to live with it or should I tweak my practices? I think I have seen some here recommend Milorganite for early green up but I haven't drilled down on the Milorganite safety issue yet. Thanks in advance for your thoughts and suggestions.
Your neighbors' lawns are probably getting a synthetic "winterizer" fertilization, most definitely a Spring fertilizer or possibly both. The synthetic fertilizer is either mostly or completely WSN. WSN is not temperature dependent. It is water soluable and floods the soil with nitrogen ready for root uptake. WSN is available to the grass NOW, so it kick starts growth. Organic fertilizer does not supply nitrogen until temperatures are high enough for the microorganisms to start producing it.
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Jonnie Enloe's Reviews > Letters of T.S. Eliot: 1898-1922
Letters of T.S. Eliot: 1898-1922
by T.S. Eliot , Valerie Eliot
by T.S. Eliot , Valerie Eliot
Jonnie Enloe's review
bookshelves: biography
Sep 28, 11
bookshelves: biography
Read in January, 1993
Timeless, particularly if you are an Elliot fan.
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