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Lucknow: A mob Tuesday went on the rampage, setting four roadways buses on fire, attacking policemen and damaging public property in Uttar Pradesh`s Bulandshahr district after a man detained by the cops there went missing, police said.
Police fired several rounds in the air to disperse the mob protesting against the disappearance of Salimuddin, 28, from police custody.
Salimuddin, a resident of Partapur village in Bulandshahr district, was detained by police Sunday in connection with a theft case.
Local residents alleged that police killed Salimuddin during interrogation and dumped his body at an unknown place.
"Additional security personnel, including those from the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC), have been deployed in Bulandshahr," Superintendent of Police Nilesh Kumar told reporters in Bulandshahr.
"An enquiry has been initiated in the case. A team has been constituted to find Salimuddin. If the charges against the policemen are found true, stern action would be taken against them," he added.

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Mathura: The Uttar Pradesh government today said more water from Tehri dam would be released into Yamuna as part of its efforts to clean Yamuna.
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Guests receive a spacious room, comfortable bed, friendly hosting and free parking. Also please ask us about free aquarium tickets (a value of $80). Priority is given to guests who book at least two nights based on FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Built in 2012, this brand new house is a two-storied building (3150 sq. ft) that has all a new and big house has: clean, bright, fresh, spacious and well designed to suit the comfort of modern life. In addition, the house is equipped with water filtering system that makes the water pure, soft and safe.
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Please read our details carefully before booking. Thank you for your cooperation.
1) Bedroom and bathroom: you get a spacious and super quiet room upstairs, a clean and comfort queen size bed with high quality linens, a shared bathroom. All towels, shampoo, body wash and toiletry are provided in the bathroom. A cable TV with Dish net work for you to use and WiFi for internet access, a desk and chair.The bedroom is ideal for single or couple, but is also good for small families. There will be a $35/person charge for additional adult who shares one room. Kid(s) who share a bed with parents will not be charged. If you have more people and would like to book more rooms in the same house, please ask as we have other rooms available to accommodate more people.
2) Breakfast: Please ask us for special homemade breakfast.
3) Kitchen: Limited access, such as microwave and toaster. Please ask host for permission to use the stove or oven
4) Free aquarium passes: when you book two nights with us, you will get two free Monterey Aquarium passes, a value of $80!! (First come, first served). You will enter as members without waiting in lines and you will also get 15% discount when you shop in the aquarium. Please contact us for availability.
5) Please no pets, no smoke and no drug in the house.
6) Free Parking in front of the house, in our drive way or in the garage when needed.
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I am a professor teaching Chinese at a college in Monterey and my wife is a professional house wife. We love people and love to make friends with people from all over the world.
We guarantee to provide excellent customized services and make you feel like staying in your own home.
Enjoy your stay with us.
The Neighborhood
The house is surrounded by mountains on the north and the east and a big park is right in the front. Free parking on the street, drive way and even in our garage.
The house is sitting in an extremely quiet,friendly and safe neighborhood.
Getting around
Our house is economically located in a place where you can come and enjoy all that Monterey Bay has to offer from Santa Cruz to Big Sur. The Monterey Bay Aquarium, historic Cannery Row, Fishman's Wharf, whale watching, wine tasting in Carmel Valley, fishing, cycling,kayaking or walk along one of the many beaches are with 20 miles.
Our house is located in a convenient place where you find supermarkets, shopping centers and bus stops close by within walking distance. Monterey Salinas Transit Center, Steinbeck Center, and railway station is about 4 miles away, which is accessible by taking buses. Freeway 101 is 4 minutes away and it is an ideal place to stop to or from Los Angeles. Gilroy Outlet Malls are 30 minutes drive on North 101 and Hearst Castle is about 2 hours and half down on South 101. Five miles from the house is Highway 68 whereby you can reach Toro Park (6 miles), Laguna Seca Race Track (14 miles), and Monterey City (20 miles). Hwy 1 and Marina Beach is 13 miles on the West.
We are in a very quiet and safe neighborhood. Right in front of the house is a big grass covered park with playgrounds, basketball, baseball and soccer sports fields.
Other Things to Note
The weather here is beautiful year round, and usually a few degrees warmer and less foggy than that close to the coast.
We will do our best to make sure that your stay with us is pleasant and comfortable. Please help us maintain and improve our service quality:
1.We will appreciate it that our guests remove their shoes on all carpeted areas that include living room, bedrooms both upstairs and down stairs. Please wear sleepers or your shoes on the wood floor areas that include hall way, kitchen and family room.
2.Kitchen: Limited access, such as you can use microwave, coffee maker and toaster. Please ask host for permission to use the stove or oven. No food in the bed rooms, please.
3. Please keep your voice and TV volume down after 10:00pm.
4. If you take showers before going to bed, please take it as early as you can. Please be considerate that there are other guests in the house.
5. We do not ask for key deposit. However, if you lose it, we'll have to replace locks of all entrances. The cost will be deducted from the security deposit, or we all ask you to pay for the cost for locks replacement.
6. We have Dish network and most of the programs are free. There are also paid program available. If our guests want to watch paid program, please let us know in advance. The amount charged for watching the program must be paid by the guests.
7. Please no pets, no smoke and no drug in the house.
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Staying at Henry´s and Holly´s place was awesome!
They were absolutely kind, the room was really nice, with a comfortable bed; we had our own huge bathroom which was very clean. The communication before arrival was really good.
The flat/room was neat and tidy, we were allowed to use their kitchen which was very nice. And an absolute plus was the free entry to the Monterey Aquarium.
All in all it was a great experience. I can highly recommend staying at their place!
Henry and Holly were very welcoming into their spacious and elegant house. They were very responsive to my needs and were very eager to supply information on the area and its many attractions. The downstairs bedroom was quiet and very comfortable.
Holly and Henry's home was a wonderful stay for us. We arrived close to 10 pm but checked in and it was not a problem. Both Holly and Henry were home to open the door for us and show us the amenities. We didn't really have the time to converse, but the home was new and clean and had everything we needed. Bed was also very comfortable = great night's sleep! The house is also in a very convenient part of town, right across from a school/playground, in a new construction area. Great find in Salinas!
Oh! and Holly and Henry have guest passes you can use for the Monterey Bay aquarium, roughly 30 minutes away. We had a great time at the aquarium and exploring Cannery and Old Fisherman's Wharf; would definitely recommend.
The room and the house were really clean, tidy, cozy and quiet. They were exactly like the pictures posted. Very clean.Holly was a very welcoming and friendly host making us feel at home. The bed with super comfy mattress was amazing. We enjoyed the night here very much. Highly recommended to others!
Henry and Holly are really great couple! Super nice house and everything is extremely clean! Holly has great enthusiasm for her guests, she also provided surprise for us! We did enjoy our time during our stay. Strongly recommend to you guys!
Very nice hosts and very good response time to my messages. Their home is clean and tidy, very quiet. They made sure I was comfortable and so I'm returning for a longer stay. :)
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I am a professor teaching Chinese at a Language Institute in Monterey. I am 54 years old. Married. I am Chinese and I got my PhD in Indiana University. I love, Tai Chi, zen meditation, hiking, and literature. My wife Holly Wu was a professional dancer and singer and now she is a professional house worker who loves cooking and maintaining the house. We both love people who bring with them cultures from all over the places in the world.


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Based on a Gallup study of over two million people who have excelled in their careers, NOW, DISCOVER YOUR STRENGTHS uses a revolutionary programme to help readers discover their distinct talents and strengths. The product of a twenty-five year, multi-million pound effort to identify the most prevalent human talents, the StrengthsFinder programme introduces thirty-four talents or 'themes' and reveals how they can best be translated into personal and career success. Each copy of the book contains a unique password that gives the reader access to the StrengthsFinder Profile, a Web-based interview that analyses people's instinctive reactions and immediately presents them with their five most dominant strengths. Once readers know which of the thirty-four talent themes dominates their personality, they can make practical applications at three levels: as an individual, as a manager and within an organisation. Readers learn what kind of environments will allow them to flourish; how managers can better cultivate their employers' talents; and how almost all organisations inhibit the talents of their people and need to change.
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An optimist cheers the smallest boons, even ones camouflaged in absurdly old IT systems.
At Jan. 22 House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing on IT reform, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) asked whether the government should devote more of their limited budgets to securing older computer systems.
Some systems, however, are so dated that they are in no way threatened by hackers. Some internal systems can only be run locally and are unable to connect to the Web. And some run on such obsolete machines and operating systems that it is useless for hackers to even attempt to infiltrate them.
Systems written in Common Business-Oriented Language, or COBOL, are "pretty much hack-proof," said Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), chairman of the committee. "It's so bad that hackers can't even bother," he said, adding that most hackers are not even old enough to understand the language.
"Be grateful for small favors," Holmes Norton said.
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Upcoming weather claims more schedule changes to Franklin Pierce spring lineup April 1, 2015 RINDGE, N.H. (April 1, 2015) – The Franklin Pierce University Athletics department announced further schedule changes to its spring schedule in 2015. [read more]
(UPDATE: 2 p.m. Saturday) Franklin Pierce Athletics announce more schedule changes to this week's slate of games March 28, 2015 RINDGE, N.H. (March 25, 2015) – The Franklin Pierce softball team continues to sit on the sidelines, as they have announced further schedule changes to their games for a majority of the days remaining in the month of March. Sticking to the diamond, the Franklin Pierce University baseball team has also announced some schedule changes. This story will be updated as more information becomes available. [read more]
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SoftballApril 17, 2014 Courtney Caputo Breaks Two Program Records as Softball Sweeps First-Place...RINDGE, N.H. (April 17, 2014) – The Franklin Pierce University softball team made it three wins in a row Thursday afternoon with an outstanding...
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SoftballApril 11, 2014 Softball Drops 5-0 Decision to BentleyWALTHAM, Mass. (April 11, 2014) – Bentley tacked on a pair of runs in both the fifth and sixth innings Friday to pick up a 5-0 win over the...
SoftballApril 9, 2014 Softball Swept by SNHU in DoubleheaderMANCHESTER, N.H. (April 9, 2014) – The Franklin Pierce University softball team dropped a doubleheader to Southern New Hampshire on Wednesday...
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Nursery my brother told me about has 105 varieties of plants!
Website states they have 30 varieties of bells, 25 of milds, hots, and superhots.
I'll believe it when I see it.
Heading out there on Wednesday. 39 miles but I'm doing it.
The wife is already dreading it but she wants to go and look at lemon trees.
Here you go PunkRotten :-)
Green arrow is 200yrds up the street on Sepulveda-N.Hills from me.
Don't count on the Supers being what they are Labeled as.
In 4 yrs. NONE have grown what they were supposed to be for me.
I only buy off the deliver truck stuff being delivered while I'm there. I can see the trucks drive in or past my place.
No chance a customer switched tags.
Growers are using bunk seeds...
Morouga was a de arbol type pepper,Bhuts were MAYBE fatalii or Devils tongue,butch t I never figured out what it was.
They had not brain strain,White Scorpion or 7 pot , morouga,chocolate bhut and several other supers last year.
None grew true for me,most weren't even supers.
They do sell larger plants later in the season with pods on it that some do look true.
At a higher price.
I bank at green arrow almost every pay day , BUT for the last few years their plants suck.
Lots of virus infected plants this year - Crinkled new growth etc.
Last year it was broad mites...
Gotta get the larger potted up plants with pods on them to actually know what you are buying.
Lots of crosses with the bigger plants too.
Talk to Chris if you go there.Cool guy.
He isn't there on Tues. and Wed.
Just be VERY picky about checking out your plant before you buy.
It might be only 1 grower screwing up,I don't know.
I only got 1 plant of whatever I wanted.
They get the same varieties from several growers...
Maybe it's just me. I don't get it. What would anyone's incentive be by not growing the correct seed?
How valuable are these plants?
See what I'm getting at?
What's the benefit?
"I'll give them serrano seed that should have been morugas".
I just don't see the point.
How much is a true seed worth? Hundreds?
Supers go for 2X the price as plants.
Super seeds cost a lot more too.
We aren't talking about a dozen plants ,growers sell thousands.
2x the asking price by growers or seed vendors.
Sell a Cayenne for $.50 or $1.00?
I'd say that is a lot of incentive.
A lot of the seeds I think the growers are using is from seeds the grower purchased and never test grew them for purity.
Super hot seeds can go for up to a buck a piece-retail.
Mostly 50-75cents each.
Jalapeno ,Cayenne are only a cent or 2 each, if that, in bulk.
Until recently,except for Bhuts,Supers were not grown commercially in a large scale for the U.S. market.
I read on the internet all the time about people selling all kinds of seeds that are crosses or not what they were supposed to be.
As far as supers go,not many of the so called new strains are stable.
Doesn't matter to some seed vendors or growers,they already have green arrows and every one elses $.
By the time you find out you grew cayenne or ?,it's too late to re grow IF the nursery even replaces the plant (with plants from the same vendors?,you probably get the same thing...).
It's probably really hard to figure out who is doing the ripping off.
Can be anyone in the chain from seed suppliers,seed vendors to growers...
If you want the "Not" Butch T I have,you can pick it up when you go to Green Arrow.
It's about 2-3ft tall.
Bring a #15 pot or a garbage bag to put it in.
It's headed to the dumpster soon.
E mail me if you want it,I don't want it.Almost tossed it today...
This post was edited by smokemaster_2007 on Sun, May 11, 14 at 8:01
Thanks for the info. Yeah, I figured that the supers were more expensive seed wise.
I just picked up some rare Hungarian pumpkin pepper seeds from an extremely reliable source so I'm not worried on those.
Don't toss that plant. It can't help what it is. If you still don't want it, I'll take it when I go there.
Oh, I know Kevin.
Armstrong is right down the street from me.
They have bhuts and fatali.
I like them for plants!
I'm just curious about Green Arrow. I'll be able to tell some of the supers by leaf shape.
We are also going to pick up a Eureka Lemon tree while we are there.
$29 for a 6 footer...can't beat that :-)
I live at Green Arrow. LOL
Yes I've talked to them.
They get what the growers bring them.
The guys who work there have no control about who the big wigs decide to buy from.
The plant - Not Butch T is from last year.
I usually give plants away,don't toss them.
Nobody wanted this one.
I think I have a couple more plants out there that need a home too.
Kalia Mirch from India,3 or 4 season old plant,VERY productive year round.
I'm just tired of it.
Makes great powder.
Might be a beat up red Dominica Hab. , a philipine market pepper and a few others out there too.
I do like green Arrow,I just don't trust their plant quality anymore in general.
They lost their best supplier a few years back and have taken on several smaller growers to replace them.
That is when the crap started.
It used to be they had 3X+ the varieties of hot peppers than they carry now.
The WHOLE back area used to be hot peppers.And part of the front fence area.
Now it's mostly tomatoes etc.
All I grow are hot peppers,I have no clue as to the quality of the other stuff they sell.


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"I'm just trying to make music that would make people think, 'Oh shit, it's cool to do things like this now.'"
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With his devil-may-care attitude, expertly weathered leather jackets, and gritted croon, Julian Casablancas once defined what it meant to be a cool rock star in the twenty-first century. And while he still came off pretty damn cool when chatting on the phone earlier this week, he seemed a bit tentative, too.
When asked about living in L.A. compared to New York, it really did sound like he hadn't thought about the issue too much and was working out his preference in real time. The same uncertainty took hold when discussing the future of the Strokes. "We're supposed to get back together in January but don't hold me to that," he said, sounding a little frustrated by the prolonged gestation of his band's fourth album.
But Casablancas has plenty of other things to think about now that his debut solo record, Phrazes for the Young, is out and he's prepping for a globe-hopping tour in support of it. In this interview, the singer talks about his elaborate new live setup ("it's like half Pink Floyd laser light show"), his dog (who happens to be named after a character from "Perfect Strangers"), and his idea for a new video game:
Pitchfork: Are you in L.A. or New York right now?
Julian Casablancas: I'm in L.A. It's beautiful, perfect, sunny.
Pitchfork: Are you out there most of the time now?
JC: I've been working here for a bit so people assumed I moved out here, which is fine. It's not like, "How dare you say I live in Los Angeles!" [laughs] I'm here until December but then I'm done with L.A. for a long while. I'll be back in New York for the winter. I still live there.
Pitchfork: You're so emblematic of New York. Do you ever feel guilty when you're in L.A. for a while?
JC: No. Maybe if I moved out here I would. You hear that debate all the time, but both coasts are amazing. You're lucky to live in either one.
Pitchfork: On "Tourist", the last song on your new album, it sounds like you feel like there's no place you can call home sometimes.
JC: Yeah, I've been thinking that lately. Especially since New York is like one bar/restaurant/Whole Foods/Starbucks thing now. You used to have a range of neighborhoods but now there's like two cool streets in Manhattan. Somewhere between Lower East Side and Chinatown there's the "old vibe." That's what [the Phrazes song] "Ludlow St." is about, too-- that feeling of "what is your home?" It's like where you grew up is an illusion because it changes so much.
Pitchfork: Do you still feel like you have particular ties to New York?
JC: It's different. I don't know exactly where I stand right now.
Pitchfork: You don't hate New York now, though, do you?
JC: [Laughs] No, I don't hate New York. I understand that the cultural center of music in the city is Brooklyn but I would prefer living in a closet in Manhattan than a giant house in Brooklyn. There are a lot of cool bands in Brooklyn, but there are a lot of cool bands in L.A., too.
Pitchfork: In the 90s, people talked about how New York was so much cooler in the 70s and now people talk about how it was so much cooler in the 90s. It's like the city is always getting worse.
JC: Yeah. It's better that than some fucking urban war zone-- even though it's like that in some parts of New York. In L.A., it's so sunny out all the time that even though I'm working all day I have this illusion that I'm on some kind of vacation. New York is so condensed and exciting but you stay there too long and all that turns into anxiety a little bit. It's nice to escape here and there.
Pitchfork: It's easy to get spoiled by New York, too.
JC: Totally. In some places where we toured in Europe, everything closes at like six and television shuts down at like midnight. You're like, "What the hell?" [Laughs] It's like that Woody Allen thing: "I don't want Chinese food at three in the morning but I want to know that I can get it."
Pitchfork: Phrazes for the Young is really dense, sonically. It's a pretty big change from the first couple Strokes albums, which sounded more off-the-cuff. Would you say you're more meticulous now?
JC: Yes and no. Back then, if we wanted to find a certain drum sound I might spend hours on it, but now I just make up my mind quickly because I know what I'm going for and how to get it. But I take a lot more time on other things now. I've been working on this album for about a year and a half. What took so long was working by myself, without a band. When you work with a bunch of different people you're showing this guy the guitar solo, this guy the drum beat, this guy the bass line, and then they make it work together. With this album, I had to put myself in the seat of the drummer or bassist. If I were to do another album like this, I think I would work it all out with a band first and then go record it in like a week.
Pitchfork: Was it intimidating for you to take on this whole project on your own after being in a band for so long?
JC: Maybe a little bit before I started, but I felt pretty confident. I used to do everything-- guitar solos, bass lines, whatever-- with the Strokes but I tried to step away from that to make everyone in the band feel good and happy. Now I'm back in that singular mindset and I enjoy it.
Pitchfork: So now when you go back to the Strokes will you have trouble resetting back to that team mentality again?
JC: No, because it's harder to be the one working out every detail. It's easy to just say, "Oh, I'm just going to work on the main melody and the general structure of the song."
Pitchfork: I feel like the Strokes always represented this pretty youthful, angst-y outlook. But on Phrazes-- given the title and some of the lyrics-- it's like you're talking to the youth instead of for them.
JC: It's just the idea that so much knowledge and wisdom gets lost from generation to generation. For me, it's like things that I wish I had read when I was 16 so it wouldn't have taken me this long to learn them. I'm a pretty hopeful person, but there's definitely a dark undertone. In reality, there's definitely a super-depressing stream somewhere under the surface. I'm not ignoring that aspect but I'm not putting it on a pedestal either.
Pitchfork: I really like the cover of the record, which looks like a re-imagining of the famous RCA logo.
JC: I've always loved that RCA logo but it's always made me super depressed. It's called "His Master's Voice" so I always assumed the dog's master was dead and he was always listening to a recording of his voice like, "Hey, my master is in this machine." The similarity between the cover and the RCA logo was almost a coincidence, though. We were just shooting the thing, and they were like, "Let's take a few pictures with the dog." That's actually my dog.
Pitchfork: What's your dog's name?
JC: Balki.
Pitchfork: Like from "Perfect Strangers?"
JC: Yup. I used to watch it with my mom.
Pitchfork: You've mentioned that you brought some of the songs on your solo album to the Strokes, but some people thought they wouldn't fit on a Strokes album. Do you ever feel trapped by the sound you created with the Strokes at this point?
JC: I definitely don't want to keep sounding the same. I'm just trying to make music that would make people think, "Oh shit, it's cool to do things like this now." People have tried and failed at combining funky, complex rhythms with melodies that work for a long time. Usually it's just one or the other. But some 80s stuff mixed those well, like "Girls Just Want to Have Fun", which has crazy rhythms but is not crazy somehow. I'd like to do the straightforward rock thing and then just go into weird polyrhythmic outer-space [laughs]. The ideal for me is to get really out there but have it go full circle and sound pretty normal.
Pitchfork: Is there a band that you think is doing that right now?
JR: Maybe Dirty Projectors. Right now there are definitely more good bands than there have ever been since I've been alive.
Pitchfork: I read in a New York Times article that your upcoming live shows are going to be quite the spectacle. What do you have planned?
JC: It could be a Stonehenge disaster but I'm going for it. There are going to be changing sets. It's like half normal and half Pink Floyd laser light show. It's not going to be interactive; I'm not going to start juggling. And if it's a disaster I will say "kidding around!" and then we'll just do normal shows.
It all came from wanting to do free shows, but you can't just do free shows because it'll cost thousands of dollars and you'll lose your house. So the idea was to charge more than average for a crazy, over-the-top show and then just play a free show the day after. The free shows would be on a stage on the back of a truck pulling into a parking lot or a park or something.
Pitchfork: Are the over-the-top shows the type of thing you'd be able to do with the Strokes?
JC: No, I would never get those four dudes to agree on something like that. You'd have one guy say, "Let's go out and have some Persian rugs and done!" And you'd have another guy say, "Let's dress like robots," and then nothing would get done.
Pitchfork: I like the robot idea, I'd go with that person.
JC: That person is me. [Laughs]
Pitchfork: I feel contractually obligated to ask you when the new Strokes album is going to come out.
JC: I'm done with the predictions. We're supposed to get back together in January but don't hold me to that. We've been trying to do it for years. I'm always available and they know that but getting together is tough.
Pitchfork: I read in a recent interview in the Guardian that Benjamin Franklin is one of your heroes and that you have dreams of inventing things. What kind of inventions do you have in mind?
JC: I don't know why I say these things in interviews. I'm just talking about practical, silly stuff. For example, a piece of luggage that also turns into a luggage cart. I might sell stuff on a website in the near future and see how it goes.
I've always had a serious desire to design video games, too. Mostly because there are a few things about video games that drive me nuts. Like, when you're playing a car game and you think, "Why can't I make a right turn here?" Or when you're James Bond and you can't turn around and shoot the guy because you aim at the ceiling and then the floor.
Pitchfork: Maybe you're just not that good at these games.
JC: [Laughs] No, I'm not explaining myself well.
Pitchfork: Do you have an idea for your own video game?
JC: No. I mean, yes...but I can't bring myself to get into it. It's embarrassing.Â
Pitchfork: C'mon.
JC: I have this one crazy idea. Do you remember Mario Kart for Nintendo 64? Well, something like that but the cars would all be from movies and TV shows, like the 60s Batmobile or the "Knight Rider" one or the "Dukes of Hazzard" car. Stupid ideas like that. You end up playing a lot of video games on the road.
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I am in an endless cycle of climbing and loosing elo, and I would like to know if there is anyone with high elo ~1800+ that might have a smurf account to duo with me. I have been playing for a long time and have about 2000 games all up. I know a fair bit about game play and tactics but would really like to duo with some one that has some knowledge and expertise that I obviously don't have. I like to analyse my games and find out where I went wrong, other then just blaming the team, which is what most of us do from time to time. I have also watch countless videos on you tube promising to get out of "elo hell" but I think that the best way to improve is to verse or play with people that are better then me. I am 1212 elo at the moment, but any one who would like to even have one game with me and critic my game play id really appreciate it.
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duo queueing with someone on a smurf won't help you, you should just go over your replays if you want to improve
Thanks for the advice ill be sure to implement it!
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is this ginseng ficus deformed?
I think this is a ginseng ficus, (ficus retusa) my problem is, when I look at other pics of this plant, it usually has two or three "legs" I guess you can call it. This is a single one with one long root. I'm dying to do root over rock but with this weird one I don't think it's possible? Do these start out with one leg and than grow more or did I get a dud haha. Are my options just let it be and buy a different one that has multiple legs and use that for a root over rock? Yes I posted a similar post but that was to find out what this plant was.
It may just be young enough to have not yet put out more legs, it may end up being quite a bulbous 'trunk only' tree (which could be interesting in iutself), but you bought it as is and if it was not what you wanted... do you need our permission to get others as well?
That would be cool if it grew more legs but even if it doesn't, oh well. Of course I don't need permission! :) when I first got it I didn't know anything about it, I read you can bonsai it and that caught my eye, until I seen pics most have more legs. I was just curious if it would grow more legs or if I should just buy one that had more and use that to try and bonsai. Ill just wait it out and see what happens! Do you know anything about these? I keep reading about how strong the roots are, this only has one long one, maybe when it gets older it will grow more
Tell you a secret - you don't 'bonsai' these things.... just put them in a bonsai pot because they're interesting looking, keep the 'bush' trimmed however you like, including taking off new stems if you want (not required of course) and concentrate on keeping it alive (not rocket science for those :-).


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There's a fascinating science art exhibit going on at Ironton Gallery in Denver, Colorado through the 23rd of February. It features paintings by Kevin Sloan, whose work explores the tension between the natural world and what most would call the unnatural, highly altered man-made world (I would argue, and perhaps he would too, that it's [...]Keep reading »
The SciArt Buzz: Science art on exhibit in Jan/Feb 2013
Lots of great science art exhibitions going on in the next few months. Get your sciart on, peeps! _____________ EXHIBITS: NORTHEAST REGION The Islands of Benoît Mandelbrot: Fractals, Chaos, and the Materiality of Thinking September 21, 2012 to January 27, 2013 The Bard Graduate Center Gallery 18 West 86th Street New York, NY _____________ DINOTOPIA: [...]Keep reading »
SciArt of the Day: Forget Jackalopes, I Want That.
September 12th, 2012 | 2
James Prosek is best known for his meticulously painted fish images. But his recent foray into sculpture is equally as interesting and thought-provoking. Through the end of September, a variety of his fanciful bone sculptures as well as his fish portraits will be on display at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. EXHIBIT: [...]Keep reading »


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