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The perception of video games has advanced quite far in the past few years. Last year, when Roger Ebert wrote about how "Video games can never be art", gamers quickly took to their blogs and social update sites to advocate that their beloved medium could hold the acollade of being defined as "art". Last November, the case of Schwarzenegger v. EMA, took place in the Supreme Court, the highest court in the United States. People are beginning to view the young video game medium with more respect than anyone would have thought capable 10-15 years ago. This change of perspective raises the question if games have earned this respect?A few days ago, there was a great editorial on PC Gamer describing the safety precautions and "child-proofing" found in modern mainstream games. The article delved into how games were seemingly catered to the lowest common denominator as a result of immature gamer behavior. It also introduced the theory that gamers and developers are "locked in a destructive cycle of dickification"; where one party acts like a dick by restricting controls and the other party fights back by just acting like a bigger dick. Although a bit crass, it's arguably correct in defining the relationship of this dichotomy and it's negative effects. The myriad caveats and boundaries placed in today's games may strengthen the narrative structure and progression pacing, but it also displays a lack of trust in the player.
For a medium that has issues being associated with toys, it's surprising how patronizing some of the games in the medium are made to be. Notifications in modern games display the simplest of information that even monkeys could keep track of. Rewards are being handed out for smaller and more menial tasks; Jesse Schell's vision of the future is taking place within the games of today. The player is given a decreasing amount of responsibility, and although gamers have become used to this type of babying, it's still insulting.
Games that trust and respect their players are not impossible to find, they are just very rare. One game that wouldn't be expected to display trust in their player is 2008's Prince of Persia. This game was heavily criticized pre-release, when it was revealed that the main character could not "die" in the game. Some gamers were livid at this unique approach to player death because it would be removing a large amount of challenge from the game (disputably not the case). It was ironic to find an element of Prince of Persia that showed the player a degree of trust; one as simple as the removal of a button prompt.
In the game, the Prince and Elika must free the land of corruption through the use of Elika's magic. As the player, you simply have to get her to a fertile land tile and tap the Elika button to trigger a pretty cutscene of the land being brought to back to life. The first time you encounter a fertile land tile, the game displays a button prompt, telling you what to do. Later in the game, when you encounter other fertile tiles, this button prompt is no longer there.
The subtle disappearance of the button prompt conveys a transfer of responsibility. It's also an acknowledgement that the player has learned the action that is required for that context sensitive situation, marking his/her progress. On the opposite end of the spectrum is Call of Duty: Black Ops, a game that will prompt you to press "X" to reload every time you are nearing the end of your clip.
Games need to start matching the respect we give them, as well as the maturity we expect from them. If games want to be appreciated by the general public like other mediums of entertainment, they must undergo the same scrutiny. Movies are criticized for being too blatant in their storytelling, it's only fair that games are criticized for being condescending in their own language of expression.
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It would also be pretty helpful to watch some more experienced Protoss matches.
Or if you think you have a good handle on Terran (shouldn't be too hard if you've played through the campaign), you could try playing as Terran vs Protoss. As Terran you can use those strategies that were used to beat you against other Protoss players to see how they react.
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Mass Effect 2 is definitely up there. With the changes they made, it feels like they started from scratch for the sequel. Combats been improved, item management is no longer made up of dozens of similar menus, and a whole lot less backtracking. Bioware listened to the complaints against Mass Effect 1 and offered solutions for almost every one.
I hope I can see just as many improvements for Mass Effect 3
Maybe it's just a PC thing, but for it seems like I don't even get the chance to shoot down any aircraft because someone on my team always beats me to it.
I've only been playing for the weekend, but I have yet to encounter any lag myself. I've had host migration happen to me once, it took about 25 seconds, fortunately for me I was in the clear when it happened. I wondered if any one was left staring at the other team when it happened.
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This collection of 101 festive holiday stories will warm readers' hearts and spread the wonder of the holiday season with its tales of love, joy, and awe. A fantastic holiday gift and a great way to start the season! Christmas is an exciting and joyous time of year, a time of family, friends, and traditions. You will delight in reading the 101 merry and heartwarming stories about holiday traditions, family, and goodwill. Remember, all our stories are "Santa safe" so they can be enjoyed by the whole family.
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March 24, 2015 WHEELING — Riley Bennington threw six-inning shutout to propel Wheeling Central (1-0) past Cameron (0-1), 8-0, on Monday in prep softball action. more »»
Magnolia State Champs, Tops Whg Central 51-46
March 21, 2015 Magnolia has defeated Wheeling Central 51-46 to capture the Class A crown. more »»
McLeod, Patriots Look to Finish the Job in 2015
March 20, 2015 By SHAWN RINE WHEELING — The Wheeling Park baseball program got its collective appetite whetted last season with a trip to the state tournament in Charleston. more »»
Durkin's Park Squad Young, But Talented
March 20, 2015 By SHAWN RINE WHEELING — This isn't Pat Durkin's first go-around with softball. While most recognize him as Wheeling Park's swimming coach, Durkin has a background in softball. more »»
Park Track Looks to Keep Rolling
March 20, 2015 By JAKE FLATLEY WHEELING — Two programs that have always been highly regarded around the OVAC track and field world are Wheeling Park's boys and girls. This season will be no different. more »»
JM's Howard Has Decisions to Make
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JM Baseball Hopes to Simply Get Better
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Sophomores Pace Park Tennis
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State Title Is Only Goal for West, John Marshall
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Derrow Back to Lead Monarchs Track Squad
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Ujcich, Brooke Must Replace Seven Seniors
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Beall, Cerullo Return Plenty of Experience for Brooke Tennis
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Conlin Takes Over for Wodusky at Wheeling Central Baseball
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The Fine Arts Gallery features rotating exhibits of mostly local artists. It is located on the second level of the Olympic Building at Fort Steilacoom in room O265. Admission is always free.
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Lappie, as he's called, was originally used for reindeer herding in northern parts of Scandinavia and sports a double coat that makes hot weather unbearable. It's not just his face that's sweet like a teddy bear; the breed is a friendly and sociable member of the Herding Group.
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A less-excitable member of the Terrier Group, the Cesky is one of the Czech Republic's national breeds and was developed to hunt small game by working in packs. Don't confuse "less excitable" with "inactive," though — this breed never stops needing exercise and socialization.
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Women and HIV/AIDS...Treatment in HIV+ Women: Efficacy, Side Effects, and Drug Interactions Gynecological Issues in HIV+ Women Pregnancy and HIV In Conclusion A Look at the Numbers Over 25 years have passed since the first diagnosis of AIDS in America.While there were a handful of women among the first cases, AIDS was thought toprimarily affect gay men. However, as the years passed, women have emerged asanother group hard hit by the AIDS...
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you convinced me I HIV negative 6 years ago, today my daughter could have AIDSHi DoctorIts been several years since my last post to you; below I will highlight the previous posts. As I suspected many years ago I have indeed infected my daughter with an HIV like virus, I only say hiv like virus and not hiv because of all my...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...virus. As in the past you are misinterpreting laboratory studies. Previously you thought having cryptosporidium meant you had AIDS. It does not. Now you are assuming your daughter's marginally low white count means she has "advanced stage AIDS."... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello,Your HIV risk from munching on a secondhand biscuit from an HIVer is nonexistent, even if you do have gum inflammation and many dental caries. Your "freaked out as hell" anxiety is unwarranted. I must also add using a... Read more »
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How much better would digital learning be if you could reach out and touch the things you were learning about? In collaboration with Edinburgh haptic pioneers Anarkik3D and Sheffield product design gurus Stakeholder Design, we have recently begun a new project based around haptic feedback and learning software. We are working to put haptics in the front line of educational software, by creating a development platform to address real issues in the learning environment.
Haptics is an emerging technology that enables people to feel digital information. When combined with 3D audio-visual interfaces, it offers enormous potential for education. For instance, a well-designed system will enable dental students to feel the tooth as they practice drilling in a virtual patient's mouth, while physics students could compare pushing snowballs uphill on Earth and Europa, and designers could learn how to shape glassware without the need for a furnace. Haptics makes the virtual universe touchable.
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MEDINA — Gov. John Kasich laid out his ambitious plans for the coming months in his annual State of the State address, which touted proposed tax cuts, education reform and smoking cessation programs.
Kasich touted his tax cuts, and said he wants the top income tax rate to be below 5 percent – which he said would be a way to grow jobs while keeping the state's fiscal house in order.
He announced a few other new proposals – one called Community Connections, to bring together schools, parents, community and faith based groups, and business leaders with students to halt the dropout rate, now at 24,000 students each year.
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"We're going to ask you, the legislature, to take the $10 million from casino receipts, and we're going to ask you to create a program that will give these communities a $3 match for every dollar they put in to build these mentoring efforts,†says Kasich.
Kasich also said he wanted to put $35 million in new tobacco settlement money into programs to help tobacco users quit, and he wants more opportunities for high school students to take college courses for credit.
And he ended his State of the State as he has other big speeches – by blasting partisan efforts to criticize him. And he also seemed to take on the suspicions that he wants to run for president.
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But as expected, Democratic lawmakers who heard the speech were not impressed. Statehouse reporter Andy Chow was in Medina for the speech and talked to some of them.
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Following the address – the governor's office said they are keeping some of the details under wraps until they release their budget update called the mid-biennium review. That includes how they plan to fund the income tax cut and early education efforts.
At a little over an hour, it was John Kasich's shortest State of the State. And it was certainly the most surprising – for one reason. And it wasn't political.
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An incremental rotary transmitter is proposed for mounting upon the free end of a shaft. The transmitter comprises a pulse disc rigidly secured to the shaft and a relatively stationary scanning disc freely mounted on the same shaft. The scanning disc is thus subject to the same flexing oscillations or errors in true running of the shaft as the pulse disc, so that measurement errors due to eccentric movements of the pulse disc are substantially reduced.
1. An incremental rotary transmitter comprising a pulse disc secured to a shaft for rotation therewith about the axis of the shaft and in a plane perpendicular to the axis, and a relatively stationary scanning grid arranged closely adjacent and parallel to the pulse disc,
the scanning grid is secured to a stationary sleeve which is internally freely mounted upon the shaft carrying the pulse disc and externally mounted in oscillation damping elements.
2. An incremental rotary transmitter as claimed in claim 1, further including spacing elements for maintaining the spacing between the pulse disc and the scanning grid.
The invention relates to an incremental rotary transmitter of the kind comprising a rotatably mounted pulse disc and a relatively stationary scanning grid.
Incremental rotary transmitters have been long known in the art and serve principally for automatic angular measurement. A special field of application is that of the measurement, supervision and control of rpm. Rotary transmitters of the above kind are employed to convert an angular movement of a shaft into digital electrical signals. For this purpose a pulse disc is employed which is coupled to the transmitter shaft and carries a pattern of stripes uniformly distributed about its periphery. The pulse disc is illuminated from one side, and at the side of the pulse disc remote from the light there is arranged a fixed scanning grid with associated photoelectric elements. These latter convert into electrical signals the variations in luminosity resulting from the rotation of the pulse disc.
The determining factor for the digital resolution of an angular variation is the number of stripes per unit angle carried upon the pulse disc of the transmitter, or the so-called stripe number or density. For practical applications in which a particularly high level of resolution is required, pulse discs are employed having a very high stripe density (up to 20,000 stripes around the disc). Such a high stripe density means that the stripes and the intervening gaps are very narrow, so that small eccentricity errors of the pulse disc, due to the usual manufacturing tolerances, will of themselves be the cause of measurement errors. This error source becomes particularly important if the pulse disc is mounted upon the end of a comparatively narrow shaft in which flexing oscillations can be set up, or upon a shaft which does not run true. In this case there will appear lateral fluctuations about the centre point with respect to the scanning grid, which is fixed at a distance of a fraction of a millimeter from the pulse disc, which fluctuations will exacerbate the above mentioned errors.
A device is already known (DBP 20 39 893) wherein a non-rotatably arranged member is mounted upon the rotatable part of the device. However, in that case the subject matter relates to a rotating electromagnetic transducer, of which the instantaneous angular position is immaterial.
According to the present invention there is provided in an incremental rotary transmitter comprising a pulse disc secured to a shaft for rotation therewith about the axis of the shaft and in a plane perpendicular to the axis, and a relatively stationary scanning grid arranged closely adjacent and parallel to the pulse disc, the improvement wherein the scanning grid is freely mounted upon the shaft carrying the pulse disc.
The rotary transmitter according to the invention possesses the advantage that both static errors as well as errors due to dynamic fluctuations about the nominal centre point of the two transmitter elements (pulse disc and scanning grid) are reduced to an acceptable level, since the scanning grid, by virtue of its mounting on the same shaft as the pulse disc, will be subject to the same lateral deviations as the latter. It is to be regarded as a further advantage that critical adjusting operations can to a large extent be omitted because the desired coaxial relationship of the two elements of the transmitter is greatly facilitated by their mounting on a common shaft.
The preferred embodiment of the invention has the further advantage that flexing oscillations of the free end of the shaft are substantially suppressed by the use of vibration damping elements in the mounting arrangement of the stationary scanning grid.
An embodiment of the invention will now be described by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of an incremental rotary transmitter according to the invention mounted upon the free shaft end of a motor of the disc rotor type for driving a precision mechanism, and
FIG. 2 is a detailed view of the circled portion of FIG. 1 to a larger scale.
In FIG. 1 the driving shaft of a motor for a precision mechanism is indicated at 1, in which a high degree of rotational accuracy is required at the output side 2. The shaft 1 is mounted in a bearing shell 3 by means of high precision ball bearings 4, 5. To avoid alignment errors the bore 6 for receiving the races of the bearings 4, 5 is machined in a chuck.
The free shaft end of the shaft 1 carries a disc type rotor of a conventional type of motor. In this construction the disc rotor 7 is secured upon a bearing sleeve 8, which itself is a force fit on a shaft portion 9 integral with and of lesser diameter than the shaft 1. Permanent magnets 10, 11, 12, 13 operating upon the periphery of the disc rotor 7 produce current flow through the rotor 7 to generate the desired tongue.
The shaft portion 9 is extended inwardly in the form of an integral shoulder 14 and stub shaft 15. Starting from the shoulder 14 there are force fitted onto the stub shaft 15, in the following order, a precision ball bearing 16, a spacing sleeve 17, a further precision ball bearing 18, a spacing ring 19, a shim disc 20 and a flanged fixing sleeve 21. The fixing sleeve 21 carries, secured in a coaxial recess of its flange, an annular pulse disc 23 bearing the stripe divisions. By means of a pressure plate 24 and screw 25 the entire assembly here described is held together in the axial direction upon the stub shaft 15. The pulse disc 23 is thus rigidly secured to the stub shaft 15 of the shaft 1 for rotation about the axis of the shaft in a plane perpendicular to such axis.
The outer races of the precision roller bearings 16, 18 support a sleeve 26 upon which is securely mounted a scanning grid 27 of disc form and a conductor plate 28 with photoelectric elements 29, 30 secured thereon. The scanning grid 27, which in use of the apparatus is held stationary, is thus freely mounted on the stub shaft 15, via the sleeve 26, closely adjacent and parallel to the pulse disc 23. Two illuminating devices, each comprising a lens 31 and 32 and a lamp 33 and 34, are arranged on exactly diametrically opposite sides of the axis of the shaft 1, 9 and 15, and produce parallel light beams for illuminating the pulse disc 27. The light from the pulse disc 27 impinges upon the photocells 29 and 30 which produce electrical signals for evaluation and control of the motor in conventional manner.
For the purpose of mounting the sleeve 26 without axial play upon the outer races of the roller bearings 16, 18, the sleeve 26 is provided with an annular groove for taking a spring ring 35 and a second annular groove for taking a second spring ring 36. As may be seen in FIG. 2, between the outer race of the roller bearing 18 and the spring ring 36 there is arranged a corrugated spring ring 37, which provides the necessary bias between the two roller bearing outer races. Three adjusting screws 38 are arranged equi-angularly about the periphery of the flange of the fixing sleeve 21, and are adjusted so as to prevent any direct contact of the two closely spaced relatively moving parts 23, 27.
For the purpose of suppressing undesirable flexing oscillations of the assembled construction under conditions of high speed rotation of the shaft 1, 9 and 15, the sleeve 26 is clamped at its outer periphery in a corresponding bore in the motor bearing shield 40 by means of two resilient oscillation damping elements 41, 42. For preventing rotation of the scanning grid 27 in use, a pin 43 inserted in the conductor plate 28 projects into a bore in an elastic oscillation damping block 44, which is itself secured to the bearing shield 40 of the disc rotor motor.
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The views from this incredible beach luxury home will take your
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Beach that features over 1,500 ft
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1996 Chevrolet S-10 User Reviews
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 24 1996 Chevrolet S-10 reviews.
Cravey writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Extended Cab SB Review
Intended acceleration, 23 mpg
Unintended acceleration, a/c, shifter, radio, many others
Worst Lemon I Ever Sucked — I bought the S-10 new after rave reviews from friends for previous years. On the drive home from the dealership the idiot light came on... and my brief 2-year ownership was one frustrating idiot repair after another. The strong 4.3L V6 engine was an unintended acceleration nightmare that was never resolved. The cabin vents leaked rainwater, the air conditioning frequently failed, the shifter was noisy, brakes noisy, loose and squeaky interior, noises underhood. What a relief it was to trade it in!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Cvbridgewater writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Standard Cab SB Review
Good all around truck
Bench seat comfort little on the soft side
Good All Around Little Truck — Plenty of power with the 2.2 four cylinder. It gets Good gas mileage, drives and rides well in town and or on the highway for a small truck. Low cost to operate and maintain. All around reliable small truck. Great truck..........
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Jon writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr STD Standard Cab SB Review
good beginner vehicle or for a small fuel efficient truck to haul small stuff around a farm or as a runner vehicle
too small for family or long trips
Not For Those Who Want A Real Truck — overall a decent small pickup truck, good mpg's, built pretty strong(mines been in 2 accidents and still running great). except for replacing parts that go bad with age its fairly cheap plus most body parts can be found at a salvage yard.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Casey writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Extended Cab SB Review
Everything you could ask for in one package.
Never avoid the bowtie!
One Of The Best Cars Ever Built. — Good power and excellent gas mileage. Gets about 15 in town and 20 on the highway. Great truck, small, but I don't need that much. The only downside is that the cab is a little small, but I'm good with it.
Denise writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Extended Cab SB Review
Incredibly reliable and solid feeling. No major repairs, just oil, tires and other minor things.
Running boards are a bit too low, makes clearing things a feat if you aren't careful.
Solid And Dependable — I love my little truck for running errands around town and hauling things that won't fit in the car. Spacious interior, great gas mileage, and good overall handling. Mine is tricked out with running boards, fog lamps, etc. Two tone paint makes it stand out among the plainer S-10's. Good sound system.
Alexandria writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr STD Standard Cab SB Review
Good on gas
Not a lot of room for passengers
A Nice Vehicle To Start Out In. — She is a cute little truck, a nice start for me. It handles well, no real problems with brakes or steering. It needs a new passenger side door, from a previous owner. Just trying to find a good time to put the door on. Then that will be out of the way. The outside is all red as of now, but when the other door is put on it will be red with one white door. I payed only $200 for it, it came with a new motor and transmission. Very good on gas, it is like a small car. It is a lot of fun for me to drive she can go pretty fast :)
Keegan writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Extended Cab SB Review
It's a truck
It's an old model
It Is A Great Get Around Truck — Great reliability, sturdy truck, looks great. It has been a reliable ride for over 130,000 miles, it lacks on acceleration but handles well as long as you have some weight in the back. It is a smaller truck so it is nice to drive around and you don't feel like your hogging the road.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Drew writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr STD Standard Cab SB Review
Blue Flames
To many problems wrong with it
Nice Looking But Has Its Problems. — The engine has its problems, I have already replaced the engine once. I had to bypass the heater core because it was leaking into the car. I have had to replace the water pump. I love the paint job on it because it has awesome blue flames.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Mason writes:
1996 Chevrolet S-10 2 Dr LS Extended Cab SB Review
for good gas mileage, and to look good while driving it! lol
starters go out on them quite often
Sexy Mini Truck — very reliable truck, im my opinion s10's have the best body styles out of all mini trucks. the 2.2 liter s10's get pretty good gas mileage especially if u have a 5 speed. and it has decent power
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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1982 Chevrolet S-10 Reviews
Great First Truck.
When I was in HS, we lived out in the country and we "needed" a truck to haul the firewood, take the dogs to the Vet, etc. We could have done this with the family's mini-van, but definitely not my Mo... Read More
Good All Round Little Pick Ups
Good overall, could use more power, and they should have made more 4wd, and they should have made a full 4 door S-10. I should note my views are biased (i did a frame off restoration and made it a s... Read More
1983 Chevrolet S-10 Reviews
Get An Import
just a beater got me from point a 2 point b and anywhere in between some it was a good truck that will be missed hell i kinda wish i still had the damn thing so i had a car now Read More
Good Strip Truck
355ci aluminum heads all roller motor... lookin at about 500hp/650hp with nitrious express 150 shot. TH-475 trans, 8.8" ford rear with 4.56 gear. runs low 11's in quarter, mid 10's with the shot. runs... Read More
1984 Chevrolet S-10 Reviews
Reliable, Easy To Work On, Cheap Replacement Parts. No Frills = Low Cost.
Simple to start, easy on the wallet for insurance and gas. Nice to look at, really look forward to keeping this one for a long time running. Wife wont be seen in it...yet, but once it has the exhaus... Read More
It's Easier To Get In Tune With A Truck That Has A Carburetor.
I got up to 26.75 mpg by doing simple carburetor mods and maybe getting a boost from magnetic fuel treatment and a Jenny Cell aetheric energy generator and also a quantum coherence device and a Sophie... Read More
1985 Chevrolet S-10 Reviews
Buy One You Will Love It Till The Day You Die
I had an 85 reg cab long bed 2.3 v6 2wd it had good mpg and ran like a dream. it was easy to fix win it broke down lots of fun to drive and have around. good work truck had enough room to haul anythin... Read More
The performance could be better, but it gets me where i need to be. when i open it up it can get to about 95 mph. Fun truck to drive. easy to park in a parking lot. Not to bad of a car. Read More
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The armed man who robbed the First National Bank Crest View branch Friday afternoon first took time to do a little shopping at the nearby Wal-Mart. Around 5 p.m. the man entered the bank, presented a demand note to a teller and displayed a handgun. A witness to the robbery saw the man exit the bank, cross the parking lot, cut behind the Citizens bank next door and head toward the Wal-Mart parking lot.
City Administrator Devin Willi received a letter Friday that threatened his job and his family if he doesn't take steps to "fire the police chief and the officers who are harassing us..." The letter was sent to Willi at City Hall and was among the mail he received on his desk Friday. Willi opened the hand-addressed envelope, read the letter and immediately contacted Hudson Police Chief Dick Trende.
Hudson police officers escorted two men out of last week's school board meeting at Hudson High School after some angry words during the public comment section of the June 14 meeting at Hudson High School. School board president Annette Cook asked officers to remove Marion Shaw from the meeting for not coming to order and being disrespectful in his comments. After several minutes of discussion with him in the auditorium, police also escorted Curt Weese from the meeting.
The participants in the sixth annual Hudson Relay For Life raised $220,161 for the American Cancer Society last weekend. While the amount did not meet the event's goal of $266,000, the event will continuing to rank as one of the most successful relays in the region according to Jeremy Braun of ACS. Braun who has worked with the Hudson committee for two years, said this event along with the New Richmond Relay For Life this weekend, consistently make St. Croix County one of the most successful for fundraising in the Midwest region of country.
A month after he was struck by 20,000 volts of electricity, John Gornick of Hudson continues to recover from burns over 75 percent of his body. Gornick, 36, is being treated at the Hennepin County Medical Center burn unit in Minneapolis. The accident took place in Minneapolis where Gornick, an electrician, was installing a utility pole. His condition is listed as critical. He recently underwent the first of many skin graft surgeries, which was successful. Other surgeries will follow as Gornick's undamaged skin regenerates and is available for grafting.
Students and staff at St. Patrick's Catholic School held a prayer service Monday to honor the memory of teacher Claire Ihle, who died on Saturday. Ihle, 54, died of complications from a strep infection she contracted last fall as a result of an infected tooth. The infection led to surgery and treatment at United Hospital. Ihle spent several months at Bethesda Rehabilitation Center in St. Paul and moved to Christian Community Home in Hudson in late December. Ihle was able to communicate with her family and friends and occasionally returned to her home for visits.
John P. Gornick of Hudson was severely burned after he was hit by an electrical charge while installing a utility pole in the Twin Cities last Thursday. Gornick, an electrician, suffered third-degree burns over 50 percent of his body including some fourth-degree burns on his feet. He is being treated in the burn unit at Hennepin County Medical Center. His arms, legs and feet sustained the most damage.
Marie Heikkila will retire at the end of this school year after 29 years in the Hudson School District. And while a lot has changed in every discipline during that time, the changes in her field, world studies, have probably been the most dramatic. Heikkila has taught sixth-grade world studies for most of her career. She joined the middle school staff when the school was still housed where Willow River Elementary is today. "I have always liked sixth grade and gotten a great deal of satisfaction from teaching that age. They come in ready for something new.
Ask any of Marilyn Brisson's students from 30 years ago up to the present, and they will express surprise that she is retiring from teaching at the end of this school year. She's too young, they will say. That youthful persona and a powerful sense of humor may be among Brisson's greatest assets as she completes a 35-year career as a teacher, 31 of those years in the Hudson School District. She began her career in Hudson at Rock Elementary School but transferred to Hudson Middle School in 1992 when the district reorganized and the house concept was introduced for grades six-eight.
Reporter's note: The Star-Observer first wrote about Richie Stokke in April 2001 when he was in kindergarten at Willow River Elementary and again in 2003 when he was in the second grade. Now a fourth-grader, we recently checked in with Richie and his older sister, Meghan, to see what life is like these days. On a recent after-school visit to his home, Richie Stokke, 10, was doing what a lot of kids do to unwind - having a snack and watching a movie with his older sister nearby. Meghan Stokke is 15 and she looks after her brother when her parents are at work.


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Adenium Seeds... How do you plant them?
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I've got seeds coming but don't know how to plant them...
Can someone guide me through this what kind of soil? How often do i water?
Thanks in advance...
Hi Kimmie, I started my seeds in a soiless mix (I used perlite and pine barks). Just lay them flat and cover the seeds with 1/4" of the mix. I then water the mix and seeds thoroughly (not soggy wet) and place them outside in part shade. Since you are in Texas, you have warm temperature to your favor. Just make sure the seeds and mix don't dry out until you see them sprouted. Once the seeds are sprouted, I let the mix dry a bit more before watering again.
HTH. Good luck to you.
I presoak mine in warm water for 8 hours or over night. I place them on their side in a regular well draining potting mix that's lightly moistened and cover the tray and keep them somewhere warm. Once they germinate I remove the cover. They sprout fast, usually within a week. If they aren't up in a reasonably short time the seeds are likely not viable. I keep the seedlings well watered and warm for a couple months but do transplant to individual pots when they have a couple sets of true leaves. I keep them in the same soil for a few more months before transplanting into a grittier potting mix.
I will be planting my first Adenium seed ever. Assuming correct culture is given, what kind of growth can one expect in the first year? Will they just sit there, growing rootage, or will the caudex start to form and grow?
I can't wait for my seeds to arrive.
These pics may help, but please remember my climate is definitely not as good as many of yours in the US. We have less sun, more cloudy days, and lower temps than most of you do. These seedlings are all in 3inch diameter pots to give you some idea of scale.
Ad. arabicums, seeds sown 20/06/2011, pic taken in April this year.
Ad. obesums, seeds sown July 2011, pic taken April 2012....ignore the little fellah, he's having a real struggle, but I haven't the heart to euthanase him just yet!!
Gill from the UK.
Thanks Kim. They are strong as babies and young plants and grow quickly in their early mths, slowing down as they mature, so best to feed/water/keep warm and grow strongly when in this stage as older ones tend not to put on growth that much.
For Bronx Figs....I would add that really early on and well within less than a year you should be able to see what the general outcome as regards caudex shape a given seedling will reach.
Am I making sense, it's morning here and I'm not fully compus-mentus yet, need another coffee, lol!
OK, I'm off to work.
Gill from the UK.
Gill I like the shape of your seedlings much better then mine. Most of mine get much leggier, probably do to lower lighting. I don't think I have pics of any year old plants but most are about 6-8" with a much thinner stem and swelling at the base. I do have pics posted of 2 yr seedlings. The one with the odd foliage and the just pruned plants are all 2 yrs old.
Hi Karyn, mine are just growing steadily away on the south facing windowcills. Only when they are tiny do I place them close up under a light during the long winter evenings...and it's only a regular standard lamp as we call them, (US floor lamp maybe?) you know one that stands on the floor about 5 ft high, with a low energy bulb in. Whether it's of any benefit I don't really know, but I like to think it helped!! lol!! Our light levels are very low on average as we are prone to a lot of cloud cover unfortunately. Maybe this has something to do with why one plant budded 2 years in sucession, only to drop them before opening...any ideas? I only had one that was getting leggy and branchless so I soon stopped that in it's tracks. I have in theory it's a combination of lots of variables such as seed parentage/source/climate/ fertiliser/heat/growing medium as to what shapes we get.
Gill from the UK.
I saw a video on Youtube, and it appeared that the lady was sticking the seeds on end and pushing into the soil. I lay mine flat. Should they be put on end? Also, I am only having about a 60% success rate of growing them longer than one to two months. They either shrivel and die, or simply fall over with no root. Can anyone give me some pointers? Blessings, Stephen
Howdy Karyn and Gill,
Gill, I love your sprouts. They're nicely-shaped.
It's been years since I sowed Adenium seeds.
My method.
Various seeds came from Thailand.
I ordered a mini-green house that consisted of plastic base, clear, plastic dome w/vents, (vents opened and closed,) heating mat and 36 shallow, plastic containers.
Unfortunately, the dome didn't come with a light, nor would it hold one.
GH sat a few feet from south windows, under a lamp.
Containers didn't have drainage holes so I had to hand-drill. The first few cracked. After getting a feel for the drill, they remaining containers were successful.
I made a batch of medium using perlite, coarse sand, tiny pea pebbles, and very little black soil.
I pre-soaked the seeds, about 24-hours. Moistened and added SuperThrive, placed in containers, then in the gh. Vents were left open for air circulation.
It took about 8-months for seedlings to reach 1-4". Some germinated sooner.
I believe the heat mat sped up germination and growth.
I was told non-grafted Adeniums had problems. Disease, 'x' years before flowering, less hardy and prone to root rot.
I never should have listened. They ended up with a friend who killed each and every seedling.
Adeniums have the prettiest flower colors. One bloom looked black. Two others I like were purple and peach.
I wonder if colors in the pictures were true.
Maybe I'll try again. If it's not true ungrafted Adeniums don't have so many issues. Toni
From experience I can tell you pushing the seeds in on the ends and NOT laying them flat can cause issues. I had a few that I placed in the wrong way. The roots came out from the top and went down while the leaves had to push there way from the bottom (soil) to the top. It is hard to explain. I place all mine in a horizontal position now.
Hi Toni, so you love my sprouts eh?! That's a good conversation opening line!
Well all I can say is there are only 2 survivors of said sprouts (+3 of my original 4 older DR's) See the attached link to find out what happened to the bulk of my collection. ...hint, our holiday house sitter even tried to water a solid jade peach tree ornament and then wondered why the water flooded out of the pot as he said it 'looked' similar to the DR's!!!!!
Thanks to a good friend on here and a winning bid on Ebay, I have been able to replace them with some lovely strong growing seedlings that are doing just fine and dandy at the moment.
I'm not aware that non grafted DR's are particularly disease prone, or take that long to flower given good conditions.
'Root rot is more common in non grafts'...I have not heard that one either.
A lot of DR pics and especially on Ebay are photoshopped, named grafted hybrids are the best way to go from a reliable supplier. If you want a specific flower colour seeds do not always come true however much the seller tries to convnce you they will. Proven seeds from a reputable source will give a better percentage of certain flower colours, but even then you will not get 100% all the same, there will always be 'rogues'. Mr Ko is one that has been highly recommended on here a lot for a good %age coming true.
Gill from the UK.
Here is a link that might be useful: the 'unmentionable incident'
OOOOps!! forgot to mention....most of us suggest that 2-3 hrs is usually long enough to soak DR seeds, they are relatively soft and don't really need a long soak to plump them up...more chance of rotting them that way ;)
You may have been lucky Toni, but I forgot some when I first started growing them and left them for 12 hours and almost all rotted in a day or so.
Gill from the UK.
My adenium lotus seeds & super moon seeds just came today and I planted 1 each in same plastic seed starter container. It's big enough so once they sprout I'll move them to there own containers. I have them under grow lights, in the same seed tray with my arabica sprouts, and tea seeds. The small closet gets warm in there and this week there calling for 90'degree weather so AC will be on!! I was laughing because seeds look like dried rice, well the ones I have 4 each in a pack, thin, light brown, and cylindrical. I said which way is up or down to myself and just dropped the seeds on top of soil and watered. So glad I seen this forum Becasue that's exactly what y'all suggested. So I pray they grow and my barefoot white angel adenium is shipping seperately so I'll get that this week also. Keep us updated :))
FYI lilce51286 I just got seeds from there a couple months ago (I picked them up though, I only live about a mile from there :) They had a great germination rate, I think all of them sprouted. It was my first try at growing from seeds though so I lost some due to my own learning curve mostly.
My advice to someone new is be careful before and when they first sprout, letting them dry out can be deadly, and be super careful if removing the seed sheath.....easy to manhandle them too much and pop their little heads off :(


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We stayed at this condo for a vacation with extended family. The rooms are nicely spaced, so each bedroom has privacy. All common rooms are open and easily accessible. There are two small steps to get into the front door of the condo, but rooms are handicapped-accessible once inside. The kitchen is well-stocked with cooking equipment, serving dishes, and utensils. No need to pack books, games, or puzzles. A nice variety is already provided. The decorations, paint, and furniture in the condo are beach-themed and welcoming. Not to mention, the beach is literally steps from the patio. Once on the beach, there is a family-friendly atmosphere and soft welcoming sand. The air conditioning worked well, and ceiling fans are in all bedrooms. There is an additional ceiling fan in the main room. Parking in front of the condominiums is plentiful. Though spaces are not reserved for particular units, we never had a problem locating a convenient spot. In addition, we found the owners of the condo to be easy to contact and quick to be helpful. It was important to them that we were satisfied. It is truly home away from home. We were looking for local restaurant (not chains) that offered quality local seafood and at reasonable prices. There are two local restaurants we highly recommend. "The Shack" is an inexpensive and delicious breakfast and lunch option, that is less than five minutes from the condo. For dinner, you have to try "Fibbers." It is not impressive looking from the outside, but the food is outstanding! The prices are very reasonable, the quality of the food is amazing, and the service is attentive. I tried the Seafood Pot Pie, and it was literally steaming hot from start to finish. The seafood inside was fresh and provided a wonderful variety if flavors. My husband had the Mahi Tuna. Though a little on the rare side, he said it was the best version he had ever had. "Fibbers" is a short drive away and is located on the Little River.
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