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Kinect Sports (Xbox 360) - 23 reviews
Kinect Sports is totally different from other games currently on the market. This game not only captures the upper body's movements but the whole body which is necessary for the player who often needs to use complex moves. In some scenes, these movements are a slightly abstracted. For example, the player need not run 100M for the track and field events. However, the player needs to run in place and jump when needed. In bowling where the player doesn't actually hold a real ball, the game makes almost accurate guesses of the player's shot.
The game also has events that the player needs to move around the play area. Kinect Sports has this unique feature almost not present with most games. The game does not merely require the players to raise arms and expect things to be done. The game requires players to estimate their position and actual movements. They need to move and hit around all throughout. It'll surely make players sweat. Within the first 45 minutes of playing, players will be having covered all the playing area. Indeed, this is a very active game. The game is so precise that slight changes with technique and style of kicks in soccer results in different outcomes. It is also evident with table tennis where the player can use different paddle techniques. Kinect Sports is also physically satisfying with all the movements and actions the player has to make. Aside from that it also offers an engaging progressive level of difficulty. The higher the level the better the CPU players are. In table tennis, for instance, the shots get more difficult to catch in the difficult levels and the rivals seem to be more experienced. All these make the fun department of the working.
Unlike other sports-based Kinect game, Kinect Sports' controls are easily accessible. It's good for a wide variety of players. Playing it in a multiplayer mode will even be better. The rich variety of sports within the game keeps players busy most of the time. Kinect Sports has six events Bowling, Boxing, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Soccer and Track and Field which is actually in a compilation of mini-games like discus throw, javelin throw, and long jump. Aside from these mini-games there are other mini-games under those major events.
Kinect Sports could have been awesome save for the annoying lags in the game especially with multiplayer mode. While some games work perfectly on a multiplayer mode, the others appear to have some glitches. One game that works perfectly for two players is volleyball. All said, the accessibility offered by Kinect Sports makes it a perfect game for all kinds of players. The whole game is also perfectly rendered in terms of graphic quality aside from the snappy audio background. Kinect Sports is a great game for all sports lovers.
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Mount and Blade Warband (PC) - 23 reviews
There is nothing innovative about this game, as the campaign mode is very open ended and in a typical fashion, lacking of background color. However, the multiplayer mode is exciting and addictive enough to overcome the limitations of the solo mode.
There are 8 modes in the multiplayer grounds: the usual modes and then there are Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Conquest and Capture The Flag; with up to 64 players in warrior, archer, and knight classes slashing and punching each other in lag – free battles. Each of the characters can be customized with weaponry and armory that can be purchased with the games' currency, dinar, and upgraded during battles with the money earned for killings. Set in typical medieval times, matches happen in castles, small Nordic towns, snowy hamlets and riversides. Each of these locations was dressed up to be attractive that is generally an improvement from the original game.
Most of the battles here are melee, skirmishing facing each other with every sword swing, axe hurling, pikes, and other medieval weapons by clicking the mouse in the direction you want to launch your attack. To swing overhand and down, oush forward as you click. To swing towards the right, push to the right. This control scheme allows you greatly customize and experiment on your moves as the game has great physics and detailed battlefields.
Due to the click based attacks, you will never feel you are in control of the game, but not because they are hard to master but rather they are an acquired taste. The game adds a sense of desperation and realism that is not found in most games. If you're used to the simple click attacks found in most other action games, you'll struggle at first. Early matches are frustrating as you might wind up shifting the camera all over the place as you move the mouse back and forth to make attacks. There is no rating system for players or servers, either, so you inevitably get tossed to the wolves and find yourself slaughtered by more skilled opponents in the beginning. I would highly recommend this game for the multiplayer mode and avoid playing the single player action.
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Silent Hunter 5 Battle of the Atlantic (PC) - 23 reviews
This is a game which will run slowly even if you have dual core with 6 GB of RAM. Even with the lowest graphic configuration you will feel some delays in this game, which is not a very good thing to experience. Another problem in this game is that you get to start with captain's rank rather than work your way up, would of lasted longer adding the simple option. You have not enough training given in this game and if you are a first timer then making successful torpedo attacks with our any training can be sometimes difficult.
It gives you a perfect view from over a thousand miles to watch a ship catching fire and then sinking in freezing water. Silent hunters have always been a great experience to lay because they are the only games which provide you with perfect view of watching 20,000 tons of ship sinking in the ocean with every successful torpedo attack. But with this view comes the terror that your enemy can spot you at any time. You crew whispering and every time you come up you have the threat of being spotted.
Overall this game does not do well due to all the problems within the game, it needs a serious overhaul, you could say it needs a ship shine. For instant the intelligence system is completely ridiculous and is shoddy at best, the audio stutters at random points whilst playing. There really needs for games to be released both on internet connection and offline to combat these problems.
With the gaming pace of today's games there is no excuse for shoddy and unfinished games, these problems and solutions should be fixed before the gamer lays eyes on them. It seems to be a common problem with developers to submit games to the pubic whilst probably knowing full well the game is not up to scratch.
I certainly would avoid it, save the hassle of going the motions of a poorly developed game.
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Trainz Simulator 2009 (PC) - 23 reviews
Another title in the simulation game genre, Trainz 2009 offers railroad addicts and enthusiasts the chance to design their own idea of what a track should look like. It features three modes. The Driver mode will put players in the driver's seat of a true-to-life train – pulled by a steam, diesel or electric powered engine. If the player wants to discover the train's engines, cars and cabooses, the Railyard mode would be perfect. On the other hand, if the player is more into map planning or editing, he must play the Surveyor mode.
The attraction of the Surveyor mode is that it allows players to build their own train track and add the attributes of the environment, the terrain, the route of the tracks, and many other components, to make the simulation look real. There's a lot to discover in this mode. The player can choose from thousands of elements, from texture brushes, cars, buildings or trees, even a community. The ability to change the season also makes for a perfectly realistic train experience. Not only that, the player can also change the train itself. With various engines, textures, cars and accessories available, you can make your train unique. If the player thinks he's creative, he can even import his personalized elements from any 3D modeling program such as 3D Studio Max.
Although the graphic quality is not as good as you could wish for, the richness of the elements within the game makes up for this. The engines are modeled exceptionally well, however, this high standard is not matched by the environment's texture and rendering. It also has a bland background, with few details along the rail track. Sometimes there are cars or people passing-by but they are not very convincing. The game can boast of its high definition contents and enhanced models which give a stimulating visual experience. It also has a realistic audio background – the whistle and the usual train noises all brilliantly synchronized with the visuals.
There are still lots of surprises within the game. Occasional lightning storms might make the player think that something has gone wrong with the PC, but actually it is part of the game. It is realistically harmonized with the screen toggle and happens unpredictably.
Finally, Trainz Simulator 2009 is a unique game; set apart from the others already out in the market. Simply, the game is an engaging experience worth trying. The Trainz avid fanatics will definitely love this installment and for those who have never come across Tainz before it is certainly worth a try.
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International Cricket Captain 2010 (PC) - 23 reviews
So you think cricket is boring, well think again, this game shows it in its modern format designed for greater media viewing potential. International Cricket Captain 2010 is a team management simulator for the game of cricket. It is an improvement on the already high standards of earlier versions being more detailed, accurate and complex.
Cricket, historically was an English invention and has a reputation for being slow moving; this used to be true, but this new version reflects recent improvements to the format of the real game and you will find it both faster and more exciting as you play in the most realistic English domestic season yet as well as taking your favourite national side to be top of the test championship. You can also try your hand in the most competitive domestic circuit in the world in the brand new Australian domestic competition.
Much improved controls and player interaction sharpen up the simulation giving you more freedom in your battle to take your side to the top. Many aspects of the captain's role are present, from developing your young players to signing already established overseas players. The fast paced world of 20-over cricket will probably be most appealing with its faster action and limited over format with a new match engine to accommodate this. Batting and fielding, whether using defensive or attacking tactics, are under your complete control, as they need to be; cricket is one of the most tactical sports around.
Reflecting the recent rule changes of the real game, You can now play two overseas stars in the expansive 20 over tournament as well as a reserve player if your main overseas player is unavailable for selection. Playing the new Australian domestic game is a challenge in itself, as you would expect in an Australian context it does not hang about. The quality of the cricket is exceptional and the management side of things brings out the organizer in you.
Team and squad selection is helped by a large, accurate statistics database, including such information as career strike rates for batsmen, averages for batsmen and bowlers, and these data tables can be sorted by a range of new filters.
The game contains many other features and game formats making it very versatile, and while primarily of interest to cricket fans who have a grasp of the complex tactical nature of the game in all its guises, it is still a great game for novices and will do much to dispell the image of cricket as a boring old English, Sunday afternoon plod.
Run out and buy it, you'll be bowled over and knocked for six, never again stumped for entertainment.
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Dance Central (Xbox 360) - 23 reviews
Be warned, in Dance Central it's your body that does the business and a very busy business it is: dancing about with the game tracking your various body parts as you try out choreographed routines.
Thirty two songs feature on the disc, most of which I've never heard before, not being a dancing person and also firmly stuck in an earlier era. But that's my problem, you will probably be more familiar with them.
There are three main modes; the single-player Perform It, the multi-player Dance Battle, and the training section Break it Down. There is little structure to the game, but then it's not that sort of game. All the songs start off unlocked in Easy mode, but there are still varied venues to be visited and costumes to be chosen throughout the game.
The presentation from start to finish is excellent; it is well drawn and fluently animated and with a certain style of graphics that may remind you of another popular and sucessful music series. The avatars available aren't customisable, but the characters are amusingly dressed and full of cliches.
In the course of every song a series of cue cards scrolls up the side of the screen with diagrams showing the next expected move; get the move right and the symbol under the dancer fills to exploding point and then explodes in a flash of blue light; but get it wrong and the offending bits of you that have failed to mimic exactly the on screen action are highlighted in red on the dancer's body; impressive.
The cue cards aren't always that clear though, and so practice is needed before attempting some of the dances. And without warning the game may suddenly break away from these cards and set off an improvised session in which the player can do all sorts of personalized moves that are captured on camera and animated on screen.It's tacky, cheesy but great fun if you don't take your dancing too seriously.
The multiplayer-only Dance Battles follows the same pattern as the single-player mode but with players taking it in turn to perform half a song and two improvisations. It really is a shame that there is no option giving two players the chance of dancing at the same time.
The Break It Down mode is more of a training session designed to get the player flexed up and to practice some of the set piece moves.
If you take dancing seriously or just want a party game there is plenty for you here. While both the single-player and multi-player modes lack structure and are thin on options, the game overall plays well and at the very least gives a good workout. Don't forget you need the Kinect accessory to play this; it is not included in the package.
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Kinectimals (Xbox 360 ) - 23 reviews
Bumble the talking flying lemur is the players virtual buddy, who will guide him through Lemuria the animals island. Bumble brings the player to the Bonding Circle where he picks a cat to take care of. The player will have a limited choice from the Big Cat family. He can choose between a lion, tiger, cheetah panther, and leopard. After a short time of bonding with the cat, the player is set for the real game. He needs to give his pet a name. The game has an open ended plot which may begin as a narrative on the pirates treasure and the mysteries of the island. Kinectimals structure is pretty interesting although Bumble can be annoying at times. After the story, the game is free for the player to roam. The player can wash, play catch, throw Frisbees, and drive RC cars and others. As with other Kinect games the player uses his body to control the actions of the game.
The player can toss balls to be fetched by his pet or teach the cat with tricks. Every toy ha a mini-game experience with its own objectives. For example, if the player wants Frisbee a short challenge must be finished first, in Frisbee the player will have to hit some targets or throw a disc at a marked distance. Whats interesting with the game is that everything the player does with the pet has a corresponding experience points and money. It is important to collect money as this are useful in buying additional toys and furniture for the players virtual; home. On the other hand experience points are needed to unlock game contents. The Discovery Bar available in each are tracks the players experience progress. Mini-games get opened when the bar is full. These mini-games will be the new areas to be explored and played.
The games structure works perfectly for progression. It would be easy to unlock mini-games and playing it even for a short session will unlock lots of areas. The cat also brings up toys to play with; the player picks whichever he likes. Although there are some issues with regards to the controls of the game, it hasnt reduced the games ability to provide fun. There are lots of fun things to do within the game like driving an RC car. Since this is an open game, the player need not finish all challenges to get to the next toy. They can simply ignore a toy and choose another. This makes the game more entertaining. The player wont waste their time on levels they feel not playing. The games friendly and open gameplay makes it a perfect pick for youngsters and for families.
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Necrovision (PC) - 23 reviews
First let me tell you what this game is not. You are not going to walk around and just shoot demons and zombies. You are not going to get an award winning storyline with excellent voice overs. Actually, in the beginning you might not even find this game to be great. However, before getting through about a quarter of the game the action picks up and Necrovision is actually a pretty good first person shooter.
This is not like any other FPS you have ever played and it's setting takes place in WWI. Don't try to make sense of the storyline or plot because it is twisted with horrible dialog. There are all kinds of dead soldiers' bodies laying lifeless on the battleground. Your character Simon Bukner, starts getting into the action as undead corpses and ghosts try to zap you, and zombies try to attack you.
So as mentioned above, the first couple hours of gameplay are kind of let down as you spend most of your time in the WWI setting going from battlefield to battlefield (which is plagued by smoke). Basically you are going to be blasting enemies, but you will notice a lot of glitches, such as body parts going through the walls, or getting stuck on piles of corpses. Along with running around looking for a way to complete the mission (which can be a task in its self). One mission which is very hard is trying to find two sticks of dynamite while a ogre is trying to rip you a new asshole.
As far as weapons go this is where this game is at its best. You can have all kinds of guns such as pistols, machine guns, grenade launchers and rifles. But, what is even better is dual-wielded weapons which you can use in a million different ways. Knock them down with your sword and then blow their head off with your shotgun. Along with that you can string together a number of totally badass combos. Hell you can even kick the dead when they are on the ground.
As mentioned above, about 1/4 of the game through you get the shadow hand which is a glove with all kinds of powerful attacks. Some of these attacks are even magical, as well as melee attacks. This makes the game a so much more fun and honestly until you get it Necovision it kind of sucks.
Necrovision is a very hard game and you will find that you need to constantly shoot enemies in the head in order to not get overwhelmed by them. At one time you even fight a huge metal scorpion and fly around on a dragon breathing flames down on your enemies.
The bad news is that this game takes forever to load and has below par character designs. Some of the demons do look good, but others I just don't feel they put much effort into. If you can get over the horrible storyline, voiceovers, and first couple chapters this game is actually fun and I would rate it around 7.5 out of 10.
Bumble the talking flying lemur is the player's virtual buddy, who will guide him through Lemuria the animals' island. Bumble brings the player to the Bonding Circle where he picks a cat to take care of. The player will have a limited choice from the Big Cat family. He can choose between a lion, tiger, cheetah panther, and leopard. After a short time of bonding with the cat, the player is set for the real game. He needs to give his pet a name. The game has an open ended plot which may begin as a narrative on the pirate's treasure and the mysteries of the island. Kinectimal's structure is pretty interesting although Bumble can be annoying at times. After the story, the game is free for the player to roam. The player can wash, play catch, throw Frisbees, and drive RC cars and others. As with other Kinect games the player uses his body to control the actions of the game.
The player can toss balls to be fetched by his pet or teach the cat with tricks. Every toy ha a mini-game experience with its own objectives. For example, if the player wants Frisbee a short challenge must be finished first, in Frisbee the player will have to hit some targets or throw a disc at a marked distance. What's interesting with the game is that everything the player does with the pet has a corresponding experience points and money. It is important to collect money as this are useful in buying additional toys and furniture for the player's virtual; home. On the other hand experience points are needed to unlock game contents. The Discovery Bar available in each are tracks the players experience progress. Mini-games get opened when the bar is full. These mini-games will be the new areas to be explored and played.
The game's structure works perfectly for progression. It would be easy to unlock mini-games and playing it even for a short session will unlock lots of areas. The cat also brings up toys to play with; the player picks whichever he likes. Although there are some issues with regards to the controls of the game, it hasn't reduced the game's ability to provide fun. There are lots of fun things to do within the game like driving an RC car. Since this is an open game, the player need not finish all challenges to get to the next toy. They can simply ignore a toy and choose another. This makes the game more entertaining. The player won't waste their time on levels they feel not playing. The game's friendly and open gameplay makes it a perfect pick for youngsters and for families.
Question. Where do you start to describe a game as complex as this one with its many subplots and follow on plots from previous titles? Answer. You don't; time is too short to do so in anything but vague outline. The rise and fall of the city of Rome is the main story followed by Brotherhood. The game begins with the politically powerful and scheming Borgias, related to the pope of the time, having designs on expanding their influence in Rome and spreading it to other cities. Your job is to defend against this, but at first you fail in doing so, setting the scene for the game proper.
Then follows a set of varied scenarios ranging from multi combats to assassinations and sword-to-sword dueling. Enemies in this game are now more aggressive than in the previous titles, requiring you to be more prepared to launch preemptive strikes. The game is not very different to any of the earlier titles and retains its focus on Ezio, the hero of the series, for the most part. The puzzles play a much smaller part and consequently there are fewer of them. It also adopts one of the most interesting multiplayer concepts around. Each six-player, 10-minute session has you in dual roles as an assassin and an assassin's target. Successful assassinations earn points; how many points depends on your method. It's a game of hide and seek, implemented to perfection.
There are a couple of bugs but these are not deal breakers, and regardless of any shortcomings, Brotherhood's success comes from taking what made Assassin's Creed 2 work and making it a less disjointed story and more cinematic in its look and feel. The makers' real aim seems to have been perfecting what is already good. There is not too much new here, but there are great improvements to what was there before. This is a superior game over its predecessors and very well worth investing in.
Overall The Brotherhood is one of the best in the series pertaining the current 5 releases which has span all consoles, the cinematic graphics and overall presentations makes this game one of the best ever made, a stunning stylish killing spree, how can you not like?
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So, I've got my hands on about 10 gal. of raw wheat from my uncle the farmer. (yes, 10 gal. my dad picked it up for me and I believe it's simply 2 - 5 gal. buckets full of his wheat.) I'm going to try to malt a bunch of it and make a "family name" wheat beer from it. I've been researching info on malting on the internet and am confident in my understanding of it. My question now is, can I dry it after germination using a food dehydrator? Most of the info I've found on drying the malt calls for placing it in the oven at a very low temperature for a number of hours. I think my old oven in my apartment is not going to be accurate enough to do this, and I'm too busy with work and school to monitor it all the time. I have considered setting the oven at it's lowest setting and using a computer fan rigged to the slightly open oven door, rigged to a thermostat to pull out hot air when it gets too hot in there. This seems like a lot of work though when my parents have a food dehydrator that they don't use. I'm thinking I can just spread out the grains on some screen on the dehydrator shelves and dry the grain that way. Does anybody else have any thoughts on this plan?
"Fermentation and civilization are inseperable." -John Ciardi, poet
A food dehydrator would work fine, just don't overload it.
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I wonder if you could put it in a bag or a pillow case and throw it in a cloths dryer since it's kind of like a big dehydrator. Some dryers have an attachment that allows shoes and such to be placed in them and not bang around but stay stationary.
Might work, might not too.
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It's an interesting idea. My clothes dryer has the attachment for shoes actually. I might try that with a bit of it. I'm afraid of the fabric softner aroma and what not getting into it though. I might try it though and see how it does too.
I did a pound of barley once, I used a dry skillet over very low heat to stop the germination and provide the roast. It was a major PITA, but I would think about doing it again with a better toasting method. I have read about the grain - pillowcase- clothes dryer thing somewhere, food dehydrator worth a try.
Drying grain in a dehydrator will remove the moisture but will not develop the flavors you get in the kilning (oven drying) process. The malted wheat dried in a dehydrator will most likely have a green, grassy, grainy character and not a toasted wheat character. I am not saying you should not experiment, just alerting you to what you might expect.
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Yeah. I expected something like that. I was thinking that if I can dry it relatively unsupervised, then I could toast it fairly easily and possibly quicker at a higher heat after drying it.
Alton Brown uses AC filters and box fans to make jerky. http://www.dehydratortrayliners.com/
If that's not clear do a search for "dehydrator alton brown" to see his method.
Not sure if it would work for grains - but you'd be able to dry more volume than in a food dehydrator( I think ).
Also, there are recipes that call for unmalted wheat - like lambics and wit's


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To Prizren by bus
We arrived in Prizren by bus from Pristina, where we got to by bus from Tetovo in Macedonia. The route between Pristina and Prizren is served about every 30 Minutes and a single ticket cost 4 Euro. The trip takes around 2 hours.
We also used a bus from Prizren's bus station for a side trip to Gjakova. This route is also served about every 30 minutes. Tickets cost 2,50 Euro and the trip takes about 1 hour.
At the end of our time in Prizren we left the city by bus to Skopje in Macedonia. There are only two daily buses serving this route; one at 5:30 a.m. and one at 09:00 a.m. We took the latter one and arrived in Skopje at around 13:45 h. The fare was 9 Euro.
Besides many local towns, other destination which can be reached by bus from Prizren include: Peja (RKS, 6 daily, 2,5 hrs), Novi Pazar (SRB, 1 daily, 4 hrs), Tirana (AL, 2 daily, 3 hrs) and Podgorica (MNE, 1 daily).
In Kosovo bus tickets can usually be bought on the bus from a conductor who collects the money during the trip.
Prizren's bus station is located about 1 km north west of the old town and it can easily be reached on foot. A taxi should cost less than 2 Euro.
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Explore Prizren on foot
Although Prizren has a population of around 130.000, it is still small enough to be explored exclusively on foot. All sights are located within walking distance from the city's main square Shadervan.
Also a walk uphill to the fortress (Kalaja), which is probably the farthest sight, won't take much more than 30 minutes.
Prizren's historic old town has many pedestrianised, cobbled streets or pathways which are not accessible to cars or public transportation anyway.
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Buses to and from Prizren
Buses leave from Prishtina every half hour or so...just turn up, climb aboard and buy your ticket on the bus. It takes around 2 hours. If you're visiting Prizren as a day trip, the last bus back to Prishtina leaves around 6pm...check the timetable when you arrive.
From Prizren, I saw buses heading to Gjakova, Decan, Isniq and Peja.
International buses head to Skopje and Tetovo (Macedonia) and Tirana (Albania), the latter being a gruelling nighbus over the mountains which leaves at 8pm and arrives in Tirana at some ungodly hour in the morning. The road is fine up until you reach Albania, then it promptly disappears, and the driver negotiates a bumpy path through the mountains to Kukesi and beyond, taking forever. Ask at the travel agency inside the bus station for details and tickets.
From the bus station, turn right and keep going...you'll eventually meet the river and old houses start to appear...you should be able to see the castle in the distance anyway, so aim for that. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk into town.
bus to Peja
There are buses every hour to Peja.
they leave in time, and prices are good, but in proportion quite exspensive for the area. They stop almost everywhere if you ask to, people continously get on from little farms or single houses.
Just buses
The central bus station is located on the lower town...where there is a dark and unclean toilet not for free but it makes me laugh how many they ask for get in so...its like per free !!!
In any coach there is the name of the location where it runs... so easy this way...the problem is that the buses dont run till late...around 5 or 6pm run to Prishtina the last ones ...ask to the driver how you can (lol) and hop on ......its around 1h30 or 1h 45 to get Prishtina and then if you dont have the link to skopje you can do as i did....taxi or hitchhiking to the border ...cross it on foot after the stamp and haggle with the makedonian border the fare to Skopje
Or the second option is find out any place to sleep in Prishtina...there are several hostels there ..use your guide...i coudnt suggest anyone cos i rather come back to Skopje
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I agree with ccusa: the above chart is fundamentally misleading. Although the caption says "Keeping costs down", what is shown is not the total cost but only the hospital markup.
If you want to make a point, M.S., how about comparing total cost per patient (or per person) versus time for Maryland and the US?
I wonder if some cold-hearted Republican could find or make a companion chart to this one showing the state's MRI capacity or some other representative datum that describes the level of capital investment Maryland's health providers have made in the same period of time. Do government price controls have a negative effect on the maintenence of caregiving capacity?
It's also worth noting that Maryland started with very high health care costs, meaning there was more fat to lose. I'd be much more impressed if the state is able to continue the trend and end up 15% below the national average without experiencing any major negative outcome or satisfaction effects.
Yes, what Maryland is doing works on a cost basis, but you conveniently skip over the well-known Maryland Death Panels, which as an inevitable consequence of government's intrusion into medical care rule the lifespans of their socialized citizens with an iron hand.
Tzimisces, I have a thick vein of Mises buried in Mount TBR. There should be a DiA book club.
Man, I just bought a bunch of Hayek to see if I can get a handle on the right's position on health care since I've been having trouble really understanding it. If I'm going to have to actually finish Atlas Shrugged to get it I'll just throw in the towel and admit I have no hope of comprehending it.
I think not all the data has been presented to make it "clear" that Maryland's system works. How are outcomes? What choices do patients have in care and how have those choices changed? Have care and cost migrated from hospitals to other clinical settings? Are you a Democrat or a Republican?
Still, I thought citing Hayek was a masterful touch. Praise for that.
So, Holding care givers to a standard budget leads to improvements in costs AND profit? to be honest it is not surprising, since Hostpitals not held to such requirements seem to be constantly expanding infrastructure to bring in morerevenue... and if you keep grwing you can never truly realise a good margin.
"Costs are inevitably paid by third-party buyers (insurers or government) to ensure the moral guarantee that everyone have access to care."
This is the crucial sentence that I think explains a lot.
The chart is interesting. Maryland's line looks nice and flat, but given the chart's parameters, the fact that costs are rising is hidden (it only measure the profit over and above costs). Someone might look at it and think, wow, Maryland has no problems with health care inflation...
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Hi Everyone,
I noted back on the 1st of August how I'd planted snow peas and would soon plant bok choy seed. It was just about crazy to be out there in absolutely blinding Summer heat putting pea seed in the ground. And, then a few days later, seeding another cool-season veggie.
Well, it worked! For the 1st time ever - I've got pea pods in October. That is, more than just a tiny handful. The Toy Choy has mostly bolted but my favorite, Mei Qing Choi came thru.
TheyâÂÂre not done yet, either. We've really entered the rains of Autumn and that's just going to encourage the bok choy especially. It has performed well at this time of the year before even when I've planted âÂÂem while not under the influence of heat delirium.
Usually, these veggies go in about 3 weeks later when we finally get a little rain in late August. But, not this year and not henceforth for the snow peas! With a little luck, slower-growing Maruba Santoh will come thru for me as well. (And, that's a good thing since I plum dang forgot to plant it in the Spring!)
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Your veggies look delicious. Timing is the hardest thing for me to figure out as a newbie gardener. Ive added "plant snow peas and bok choy per digitS on RMG" for August 1st to my gardening calendar. Come August next year, be prepared for a barrage of questions about snow peas and bok choy. ;)
A couple things Azura,
I already had the pea seed in the ground by the 1st of August, I'm guessing that I was out there about the 25th of July with the Oregon SugarPods.
The bok choi was planted August 2nd but I seem to have success with planting the baby bok choi for about the first 3 weeks of August (and then I can switch to broad-leaf mustard for another week or 2). Seeding these veggies isn't likely to work in July or even late June - they are just too willing to bolt.
I'm probably not pushing the germination temperature margins of the peas. I kind of doubt if the soil gets too high at pea seed depth. But, shell peas or snap peas would never have time to develop pods properly. Usually, I'm eating pea tendrils at this time of year (which are okaaaay ;o).
The study I have shows that soil temperature at 86°F will result in pea seed germination in 6 days. Most veggies take LONGER or fail altogether at 95°F soil temp. Only 3 onions came up in about 20 feet of row when planted at the same time as the bok choy and those wouldn't grow! I wasted the seed.
The peas didn't like so much heat once they emerged and have only grown about 20" high but they, at least, didnÂt need trellises! The Mei Qing Choi could be larger. And, the Toy Choy essentially didn't make it - I think some of the plants are about the size of a silver dollar with a thin flower stalk rising about 10" above the ground.
Gardening is all about plant life and the old axiom is that in life, it's all about timing. Even with pampering, I can't start carrots later than mid-June but here I'm out there in the hottest 2 weeks of the year planting peas and bok choy.
Good for you, Steve! You know, I don't think I've ever eaten bok choi. I've never grown peas before and am very eager to do so this spring!
I've got some cool season things going on : kale (that hasn't stopped from the spring planting), red cabbage, some lettuce (simpson elite), mesclun greens, and a romaine I've been swiping baby leaves off of. I covered it with a frost blanket.
I will grow Simpson Elite again. It was crispy, tasty and held up to heat with no problem. In a "Lettuce Bolting Resistance Project," Colo State Ext rated it as holding the longest without bolting directly after the high July temperatures. I'm still clipping leaves off of some of the younger plants.
Last year I planted several rows of spinach in August that never did anything so I thought it was history. But then in the spring I got a whole bed of spinach from that very same planting in very early April. That was a nice surprise! I served it at the Spring Swap in early May.
And Good for You, Charlene!
Betcha, you've eaten bok choy at a Chinese restaurant.
I can't believe that I missed this August planting scheme for spinach . . . again! Discussed with DW & everything (she has a friend who goes this route to have early Spring greens).
Kale is doing fine from Spring planting.
I once felt that a romaine lettuce was the best choice for me to pick-&-come-again but there was a problem. I'm not much of a salad eater and romaine isn't my favorite. It would toughen a bit during the heat of Summer & that would gripe me . . .
Planting lettuce seeds in early Summer is a futile effort but I've got a little of one of Johnny's mixes out there right now (seed started in a flat & plants set out). In the relative absence of the owls (saw one a couple weeks ago fly over) and the wholesale growth of the neighbor's raspberry/grape jungle, the rabbits demolished the 1st plants I set out. What's left will need to hurry.
Grew Simpson Elite again this year - it is a fine variety!
Here's the Maruba Santoh. It is a sister of napa cabbage but looks like a leaf lettuce in the garden. It doesn't really develop a head like many other Chinese cabbages.
I grew this tender leafy vegetable for the first time last year and decided that it is wonderful! If you think that you may not like Asian greens because you are concerned about a strong flavor like mustard or cabbage, Maruba Santoh may be for you. It is mild and tender enuf to enjoy raw.
Fun Jen is a similar plant but quite a bit faster growing and with a little stronger flavor. I thought there was more risk for it bolting with a Summer planting. Fedco carries both varieties.
The plants can get larger than this but I don't know how frost-hardy they are. This is the only time I've planted it in August for a Fall harvest. Frost has already killed the cucumber plants growing beside it.
And, the top leaves aren't really bronze - they are just catching the light of a setting sun.:


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