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The Joy of Tea and Knitting Card
Retirement is a great time to find enjoyment in the things you love, and with this Joy of Tea and Knitting Card, you can send your friend or colleague well wishes on the next phase of their life. This sweet DIY greeting card is embellished with a cute matchstick knitting adornment that any crafty lady is sure to love.
- Pattern of teapot
- Light green marbled cardstock sized 8.2" x 5.6"
- Pink cardstock with white polka dots
- Matches
- Light green wool
- Pink and blue square grid Washi tape
- Small flat-sided dark pink rhinestone beads
- Purple scrapbook letter stickers
- Two purple scrapbook photo corner stickers
- One small paper heart scrapbook embellishment
- One sheet of dark green sugar paper
- Craft glue
- Pencil
- Ruler
- Scissors
Score the 8.2" x 5.6" green marbled cardstock length-wise to create a card sized 5.6" x 4.1".
Using two matches as knitting needles, cast on 10 stitches onto the matches. Trim the extra tail of wool that might be left over from casting on to about 1 inch long.
Using knit stitch, knit approximately 8 rows, and then start knitting the ninth row, but do not finish knitting it. Trim the wool, leaving a tail of approximately 2 inches.
Trace and cut the teapot from the pink cardstock with white polka dots.
With the fold at the top, glue the teapot to the front of the card.
Glue the knitting needles and knit work to the front of the card. Tuck in the tails and glue the knit work in place over the tails.
Add a strip of Washi tape to the top of the card, and use the scrapbook letters to spell Good-Bye over the Washi tape.
Add the finishing touches to the front of the card by adding the scrapbook embellishment to the teapot, and glue a few small flat-sided rhinestone beads onto the letters.
- Print the following onto the green sugar paper, cut it to size and glue it to the inside of the card:
"Happy days are here at last.
The days of 9 to 5 are past.
I've worked all my life and paid my dues,
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Authors: | Tobias Zaiczek: Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, Design Automation Division, Dresden, Germany | ||||
Olaf Enge-Rosenblatt: Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, Design Automation Division, Dresden, Germany | |||||
Publication title: | Import of Distributed Parameter Models into Lumped Parameter Model Libraries for the Example of Linearly Deformable Solid Bodies | ||||
Conference: | 3rd International Workshop on Equation-Based Object-Oriented Modeling Languages and Tools; Oslo; Norway; October 3 | ||||
Publication type: | Abstract and Fulltext | ||||
Issue: | 047 | ||||
Article No.: | 006 | ||||
Abstract: | Modelling of heterogeneous systems is always a trade-off between model complexity and accuracy. Most libraries of object-oriented; equation-based; multi-physical simulation tools are based on lumped parameter description models. However; there are different ways of including spatial dependency of certain variables in the model. One way that might be quite difficult is to manually discretize the model into an interconnection of lumped parameter models. This approach can get very time-consuming and is always sensitive to modelling or identification errors. To avoid these issues; we try to take advantage of the well-established methods for automatically discretizing a distributed parameter model for example by means of Finite Element methods. However; to achieve a suffiently good approximation; these methods very often result in large-scale dynamic systems that can not be handled within equation-based simulators. To overcome this drawback there exist different approaches within the literature. On the basis of deformable mechanical structures; one way of including distributed parameter models into libraries of lumped parameter models for the purpose of common simulation is pointed out in the present paper. For the implementation of the resulting models the authors take advantage of equation-based modelling libraries as new models can here easily be integrated. | ||||
Language: | English | ||||
Keywords: | distribuded parameter systems; FEM import; mechanical systems; deformable bodies | ||||
Year: | 2010 | ||||
No. of pages: | 10 | ||||
Pages: | 53-62 | ||||
Series: | Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings | ||||
ISSN (print): | 1650-3686 | ||||
ISSN (online): | 1650-3740 | ||||
File: | http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp/047/006/ecp4710006.pdf | ||||
Available: | 2010-09-21 | ||||
Publisher: | Linköping University Electronic Press; Linköpings universitet | ||||


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Carlo Andrea Pozzo di Borgo
Carlo Andrea, count Pozzo di Borgo (8 March 1764 – 15 February 1842), was a Corsican politician who became a Russian diplomat.
Life and career[edit]
He was born at Alata, near Ajaccio, of a noble Corsican family, four years before the island became a French possession. He was educated at Pisa, and in early life was closely associated with Napoleon and Joseph Bonaparte, the two families at that time being close political allies. Pozzo was one of two delegates sent to the National Assembly in Paris to demand the political incorporation of Corsica into France, and was subsequently one of the Corsican deputies to the Legislative Assembly, where he sat on the benches of the right until the events of August 1792. On his safe return to Corsica he was warmly received by Pasquale Paoli, but found himself in opposition to the Bonaparte brothers who belonged to a different Corsican clan (and one he detested) who were now veering towards the Jacobin party. Under the new constitution Pozzo was elected procureur-general-syndic, that is, chief of the civil government, while Paoli commanded the army. Along with Paoli, he refused to obey a summons to the bar of the Convention, and the final breach with the Bonapartes, who actively supported the revolutionary authorities, dates from this time. Eventually Paoli and Pozzo accepted foreign help, and from 1794 to 1796, during the British protectorate of Corsica, Pozzo was president of the council of state under Sir Gilbert Eliott.
When Napoleon sent troops to occupy the island Pozzo was excepted from the general amnesty, and took refuge in Rome, but the French authorities demanded his expulsion, and gave orders for his arrest in northern Italy. After a short stay in London he accompanied in 1798 Sir Gilbert (now Gilbert Eliott, 1st Earl of Minto) on an embassy to Vienna, where he lived for six years and was well received in political circles. His hatred of Napoleon dominated his life, and even as an exile of no official standing he was recognized as a dangerous enemy. In 1804 through the influence of Prince Adam Czartoryski he entered the Russian diplomatic service, and was employed in 1805 as Russian commissioner with the Anglo-Neapolitan, and in 1806 with the Prussian army. He was entrusted with an important mission to Constantinople in 1807, but the conclusion of the alliance between Tsar Alexander I of Russia and Napoleon at Tilsit in July interrupted his career, necessitating a temporary retirement after the completion of his business with the Porte.
He returned to Vienna, but on the demand of Napoleon for his extradition Metternich asked him to leave the capital. In London, where he found safety from Napoleon. He renewed many old ties, and had an affair with the noted society beauty Emily Lamb, Lady Cowper, and may have fathered one or more of her children.[1] He remained in England until 1812, when he was recalled by Alexander. He diligently sought to sow dissension in the Bonaparte household, and in a mission to Sweden he secured the co-operation of Bernadotte against Napoleon. On the entry of the allies into Paris he became commissary general to the provisional government. At the Bourbon restoration General Pozzo di Borgo became Russian ambassador at the Tuileries, and sought to secure a marriage between Charles Ferdinand, Duke of Berry, and the Russian grandduchess Anna, Alexander's sister.
Pozzo assisted at the Congress of Vienna, and during the Hundred Days he joined Louis XVIII in Belgium, where he was also instructed to discuss the situation with the Duke of Wellington. The Tsar dreamed of allowing an appeal to the people of France on the subject of the government of France in accordance with his vague liberalizing tendencies, but Pozzo's suggestions in this direction were met by violent opposition, the Duke refusing to make any concessions to what he regarded as rebellion; but in St. Petersburg, on the other hand, his attachment to the Bourbon dynasty was considered excessive.
During the early years of his residence in Paris Pozzo laboured tirelessly to lessen the burdens laid on France by the allies and to shorten the period of foreign occupation. That his French sympathies were recognized in Paris is shown by the strange suggestion that he should enter the French ministry with the portfolio of foreign affairs. He consistently supported the moderate party at court, and stood by the ministry of the Duc de Richelieu, thus earning the distrust and dislike of Metternich, who held him responsible for the revival of Liberal agitation in France. His influence at the Tuileries declined with the accession of Charles X, whose reactionary tendencies had always been distasteful to him; but at the revolution of 1830, when the Tsar Nicholas was reluctant to acknowledge Louis Philippe, he did good service in preventing difficulties with Russia.
In 1832 he visited St Petersburg; the next year he was in London renewing its relations with Wellington, and early in 1835 he was suddenly transferred to the London embassy in succession to Prince Lieven. Although he did not lose in official standing, Pozzo was aware that this change was due to suspicions long harboured in various quarters in St Petersburg that his diplomacy was too favourable to French interests. He complained that the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Palmerston, treated him with appalling rudeness, once keeping him waiting for two hours; the fact that he had once been the lover of Lady Cowper, now remarried to Palmerston, cannot have made for friendly relations between the two men.[2] In London his health suffered, and he retired from the service in 1839 to spend the rest of his days in Paris. He had been made a count and peer of France in 1818.
Honours and awards[edit]
- Order of St. Andrew with diamonds
- Order of St. Vladimir, 1st class
- Order of St. Alexander Nevsky
- Order of St. Anna, 1st class
- Order of St. George, 4th class
- A mark of distinction for "XXXV years irreproachable service"
- Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit, 1st class (Naples)
- Order of the Black Eagle (Prussia)
- Order of the Red Eagle, 1st class (Prussia)
- Order of St. Stephen (Austria)
- Royal Guelphic Order, 1st class (Hanover)
- Order of The Neapolitan Order of St. Constantine
- Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus, 2nd class
- Order of Saint Louis, 2nd class (France)
- Order of the Golden Fleece (Spain)
- Order of Charles III, 1st class
- Order of the Tower and Sword (Portugal)
In popular culture[edit]
He was played by Norman Shelley in the British historical drama The Iron Duke (1934). He was also the subject of a semi-documentary US film in 1942 called Vendetta, part of the The Passing Parade series.[3] The film served as wartime propaganda which equated di Borgo's service in the defeat of Napoleon to that necessary for the defeat of Adolf Hitler.
Further reading[edit]
- Ouvaroff, Stein et Pozzo (St Petersburg, 1846)
- Charles Pozzo di Borgo, ed., Correspondance diplomatique du comte Pozzo di Borgo et du comte de Nesselrode, (2 vols., Paris, 1890-1897)
- Vicomte A Maggiolo, Corse, France et Russie--Pozzo Di Borgo 1764-1842 (Paris, 1890)
- JBHR Capefigure, Les Diplomates européens (4 vols., 1843-1847).
- Egon Larsen, Carlo-Andrea Pozzo Di Borgo: One Man Against Napoleon (1968)
- Prof. J. McErlean of McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto has written several articles on Pozzo and as recently as 2009 was preparing a biography using previously unknown di Borgo archival material.
- ^ Ridley, Jasper Lord Palmerston Constable London 1970 p.43
- ^ Ridley p.116
- ^ IMDB - Vendetta
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
- 1764 births
- 1842 deaths
- Corsican politicians
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- Recipients of the Order of the Golden Fleece
- Grand Crosses with Collar of the Order of Charles III
- Recipients of the Order of the Tower and Sword
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The little Leo Baeck Synagogue (architect Hans Wolff Grohmann) with its 130 seats was inaugurated in 1981 and contains objects from a prayer room in the pre-war old aged people's home situated at Iranische Strasse. The building is part of the complex of Leo Baeck Old People's Home and Jeanette Wolff Senior Center. Leo Baeck (1873-1959) came to Berlin in 1912 and worked here as rabbi. He survived the Theresienstadt concentration camp and lived in London until his death. Jeanette Wolff (1888-1979), a Holocaust survivor, was active in the Berlin House of Representatives (Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus) and later in the German Parliament (Bundestag).
In 1903-1904 it was built by Johann Hoeniger with 2000 seats. It is situated in a court yard and remained undamaged. Originally a Reform Synagogue with organ, choir loft and mixed seating, this practice is no longer followed. In 1940, the building was confiscated and used as an army store.
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Posted By Elana Amsterdam On June 10, 2011 @ 6:07 pm In bars, brownies and blondies,Desserts | 123 Comments
These gluten free Chocolate Almond Joy Bars were inspired by Carrie of GingerLemonGirl.com who wrote a recipe for Almond Joy Impossible Pie. Who doesn't like the combination of chocolate, almonds and coconut in the form of a high protein, gluten free treat?
I don't generally discuss nutrition because I assume most people who find this site know that that my recipes are different than most other gluten free offerings. Ingredients such as almond flour and coconut flour do not compare to other gluten free flours (even those that are whole grain). Almonds are a superfood, high in protein, fiber and good fat. Coconut flour is wonderful as well, given its incredibly high fiber content. When crunching nutritional numbers in my spreadsheets, gluten free flours such as brown rice, tapioca, sorghum, cornmeal, and ingredients such as potato starch don't compare to almond and coconut flour.
Personally, I love using almond flour for gluten free desserts like cookies because while my children think they're getting sweets, I know that I'm sneaking some high protein grub into them. It's also nice to know that with all the good protein in my desserts that the boys won't get cranky from a sudden drop in blood sugar (that's what all that good fat and protein does, it stabilizes blood sugar levels).
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Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $26.00
This area is very beautiful, a nice find in Kansas. We arrived at sunset for a one-night stay during our travel, so we didn't get to enjoy the park during daylight, but it was a nice evening. We parked in Big Bluestem with power/water only for $18, plus there is a $5 weekly park entrance fee and a $3 reservation fee. The first night cost us $26, but if you stay longer it would be $18/night thereafter. There was maybe 4 other RVs around that we could see, including the hosts. We pretty much felt alone and secluded in this pristine area. The bath houses were locked for the season. We camped at Wilson State Park, Otoe in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: September, 2013 - $15.00
Very nice park with sites right on the lake. There are some nice hiking trails and plenty of space to walk a small dog. We stayed in Bluestem #12 for one night. It was pull through, level and located right on the lakeshore. Everything is well spaced out in the campground and the stars were great at night! We camped at Wilson State Park, Otoe in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $25.00
The lake is beautiful. This is a wonderful place to stay in the autumn or spring, but not in 105 degree temps in the middle of July because of lack of shade. There are nice trees growing and one day that may get better as the trees get taller. The daily rate includes the daily $4.00 admission fee to the park. Sites are nice and level and there are beautiful nature trails to hike which I enjoyed. Verizon cell phone service and MiFi (hotspot) is touch and go here. It's a nice spot to stop and rest a few days from the road, very peaceful and quiet. Showers and restrooms could be improved. We camped at Wilson State Park, Otoe in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: October, 2009 - $18.00
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KOCHI: The Thrissur-based Kalyan Jewellers will have 40 stores in two years' time, says T.S. Kalyanaraman, chairman of the company.
At present, it has 14 showrooms spread over Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The 15th showroom will be launched in Kottayam Sunday and the 16th in Puducherry on March 14, he said in a press communication.
The jewellers are planning to open 10 more showrooms this year. Work has already started in Kannur, Tirunelveli, Nagercoil and Cuddallore. Stores will be set up during this year in Chennai, Kochi, Kancheepuram, Kasaragod, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
The Kottayam showroom will be inaugurated by Dileep, film star, at 10 a.m. on Sunday. The showroom will have an area of 10,000 sq.ft spread over two floors.


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Here's the show recap from Sunday's latest episode of Soccer Today presented by BB&T and co-hosted by Marc Stein and Steve Davis on 103.3 FM ESPN Radio:
SEGMENT 1: The World Cup field of 32 is set. With Steve and Landry in the studio, Stein connects by phone from California to make the claim that Planet Futbol would have missed Cristiano Ronaldo much more than Zlatan Ilbrahimovic next summer if Portgual had failed to win their World Cup playoff against Sweden.
SEGMENT 2: Mexico, in the end, booked its trip to Brazil with ease, coming away from its two-legged playoff series with New Zealand with a 9-3 aggregate victory after its worst qualification campaign in memory. ESPN's Monica Gonzalez, former captain of Mexico's women's national team, returns to the show to take the pulse of her countrymen after some long-awaited success for El Tri.
SEGMENT 3: Stein returns via phone to help Steve put a bow on the U.S. men's national team 2013 campaign and discuss the potential impact, real or imagined, of LeBron James' potential partnership with David Beckham in an ownership group in charge of a Major League Soccer expansion franchise in Miami.
SEGMENT 4: In the heart of the the MLS playoffs, Sports Illustrated's Brian Straus drops by to help Steve assess Sporting KC's Final Four ousting of Houston in the East ... and to look ahead at the second leg of Real Salt Lake's West duel with Portland.
The 2014 FC Dallas schedule is out and have we got the ticket plan for you, just in time for the holidays!
With our FC Dallas Holiday Premier Pack, you get tickets to four of our biggest matches of the season. You'll have a seat to our opening day match on March 8 against the Montreal Impact, a battle against Clint Dempsey and the Sounders on Saturday, April 12, our perennialy sold out July 4 extravaganza vs. Philadelphia and the only visit of the LA Galaxy to Toyota Stadium on Sunday, October 12.
This is called the Premier Pack for a reason, however, and we're not stopping there. We're going to let you pick two more additional matches of your choice.
Perhaps you'd like to see Thierry Henry and the New York Red Bulls come to town plus a huge conference matchup against Oscar Pareja and the Colorado Rapids. Or maybe you'd like to go for a Cascadia double with Caleb Porter's Portland Timbers and the Vancouver Whitecaps. It's up to you!
That's right, tickets to the six biggest games of the season and it's all starting at just $96!
Skip the fruit cake this year and treat your family and friends to an FC Dallas Holiday Premier Pack because the season will be here before you know it!
We haven't crowned a 2013 champion yet, but for FC Dallas fans, today is the day that focus turns to next season as we unveil the full 2014 schedule. Here are a few highlights:
Spring into soccer
You're going to have a bunch of opportunities to see FCD at home early in the year. Five of the first seven games in 2014 are at home. In addition, the first two games away from Toyota Stadium are road-trippable affairs at Sporting Kansas City and Houston, so for die-hard FC Dallas fans, catching the first seven games of the year is a realistic proposition.
Saturday nights in Frisco
Whatever plans you have for Saturday nights from March through October, you might want to adjust them. 12 of the 17 home games in 2014 are Saturday night affairs including five of the first seven games. Also returning in 2014 are the popular 8:00PM kickoffs during the summer.
Friday night's alright for soccer
One interesting feature of the 2014 schedule is the appearance of two Friday night kickoffs. FCD has only played two Friday games in the history of Toyota Stadium with one of those coming on the traditional Fourth of July game. One of the two Friday night games this year will be the July 4 game against the Philadelphia Union while on Friday, August 22, Dallas will host Real Salt Lake.
Busy May
Only twice this year will FCD have the much-maligned three match weeks and both of them fall in an incredibly busy month of May. Dallas will play seven games in all through the month of May with grueling three-match weeks on May 4-10 and May 17-24.
Western Conference showdown
In an effort to enhance the run in to the playoffs, MLS has backloaded the schedules with intra-conference matchups. 13 of the final 14 matches of the season will pit FCD against Western Conference foes including two matches against both Los Angeles and Vancouver in the final two months of the season.
World Cup break
As we did in 2010, Major League Soccer will be shutting down for two weeks during the 2014 FIFA World Cup group stage. FC Dallas will not take the field between Wednesday, June 11's match at Portland and Saturday, June 28's match in Columbus. In addition, FCD will not hit the Toyota Stadium field in MLS action for almost a month between June 7 and July 4, though a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup game or two could hit Frisco during that month.
So who's ready to kick off the season?
The MLS Cup Playoffs Conference Finals will finish this weekend, with Sporting Kansas City hosting the Houston Dynamo Saturday night on the NBC Sports Network and Real Salt Lake visiting the Portland Timbers on ESPN Sunday night. RSL enters the second leg with a two-goal advantage after their 4-2 win at Rio Tinto Stadium two weeks ago, while Kansas City and the Dynamo played to a 0-0 draw in Houston.
FC Dallas players Matt Hedges and Eric Hassli, along with the FCDallas.com editorial staff, made their Conference Finals predictions two weeks ago, but it's still anybody's guess which two teams will wind up playing for the MLS Cup.
Let us know in the comments what your predictions are and who you think will lift the Philip F. Anschutz Trophy.
Conference Finals Predictions |
POR vs. RSL LEG 1: RSL 4-2 POR LEG 2: 11/24 @ 8pm - ESPN |
SKC vs. HOU LEG 1: HOU 0-0 SKC LEG 2: 11/23 @ 6:30pm - NBCSN |
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Raul Fernandez has outlasted all 35 MLSsoccer.com Save of the Week winners with his week 19 stop against Gyasi Zardes and Los Angeles. Through your votes Raul has earned a spot in the Save of the Yeek championship round! He's up against some stiff competition so we need every one of your votes to get Raul the MLSsoccer.com Save of the Year!
Last night in Stockholm, Cristiano Ronaldo captivated the soccer world with a heart-stopping hat trick, single-handedly punching Portugal's ticket to World Cup 2014 in Brazil in a 3-2 win over Sweden. While Frisco, Texas is about as far from a UEFA World Cup Qualifier as you can get, one member of the FC Dallas staff shared the field with Ronaldo long before the Portugese attacker was considered the best player in the world.
"I was doing pre-season with the Columbus Crew. I had just been traded from San Jose and I was with them for three months in pre-season," said under-18 head coach Luchi Gonzalez. "We were in Portugal for two weeks and played some exhibitions, one of which was against Sporting Lisbon in their training facility. I remember there was some hype about it, a young Portugese player who as the next big thing, Cristiano Ronaldo."
Ronaldo spent most of his formative years at the Portugese giants from Lisbon who have developed some of the biggest stars in world soccer.
"I see him warming up on their side. He's 18 and I'm 22 and he's got the orange [Nike] Vapors and you could tell he was very technical," said 33-year-old Gonzalez, who played for three different MLS clubs in his career. "We played the game, I don't remember the exact score, it might have been 1-1."
Ronaldo's meteoric rise to stardom had began just months earlier as Ronaldo debuted with the Sporting first team in late 2002. In early August 2003, Ronaldo made his debut for Portugal and just over a week later would be sold to Manchester United for a reported 15 million Euro.
"I remember him taking people on the wing. I think [Columbus Crew defender] Duncan [Oughton] cracked him a few times, because he was a handful, but you could tell there was something there that was special. He did a lot of the stepovers then. He just had a change of speed, a good cross, it was clear that he was a different level and he was young and fearless. Literally a month later, I read that he got sold to Manchester United and I saw his debut and sure enough it was him and he was a beast. Still a skinny frame and nowhere near the machine he is now, but it was pretty cool."
The rest is history.
In addition to our merch specials, look out for up to 60% off group ticket packages for 2014 that are only available on Friday morning at the team store!
Located in the Northeast corner of Toyota Stadium, the FC Dallas Team Shop is North Texas' top location for fans to supply themselves with apparel and merchandise including all of the latest FCD products and the opportunity to personalize their official adidas Major League Soccer jerseys by printing names and numbers on the front and back.
Phone Number: 469-365-0260
Store Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Here's the show recap from Sunday's latest episode of Soccer Today presented by BB&T and co-hosted by Marc Stein and Steve Davis on 103.3 FM ESPN Radio:
SEGMENT 1: Amid all of the World Cup qualifying matches taking place in various corners of the globe, Stein and Steve kick off the morning by reflecting on the United States' nil-nil draw in Scotland in the penultimate match of 2013 for Jurgen Klinsmann's side.
SEGMENT 2: Fresh off broadcasting the Scotland/USA game live from Hampden Park, Soccer Today favorite Derek Rae returns to the show to share some of his impressions of the U.S. national team ... Brek Shea and Sacha Kljestan specifically.
SEGMENT 3: Native New Zealander Duncan Oughton, now an assistant coach to countryman Ryan Nelsen at Toronto FC, joins the boys for the second straight week to discuss the Kiwis' daunting World Cup playoff series with Mexico. Is there any way they can make things competitive in the home leg in Wellington after absorbing a 5-1 rout in the first leg at the Azteca?
SEGMENT4: Cristiano Ronaldo v Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Lionel Messi's latest leg injury and the array of good international matches on show Tuesday are the prime topics on the table before the final whistle blows on another Soccer Sunday.
In celebration of 11/28 being our national day of Thanksgiving, we are offering a special season ticket promotion for $1,128. You choose between one of two great package options(Click the picture above to order):
Option #1 – Two (2) Red Sideline Seats in Section 103* (value of $1,512 – 22% savings)
Option #2 – Four (4) Blue Sideline Seats in Section 131* (value of $2,016 – 45% savings)
Each package comes with a 12-15 lb. turkey, which you can pick up at FC Dallas Stadium on Tuesday, November 26th! While you're here, you will receive your FC Dallas season ticket scarves and can take your picture in the home team locker room.
- 5-month payment plan applies, making monthly payments as little as $282/month for up to four (4) seats
- All season ticket holder benefits apply, including Meet the Team Day, STH Gifts, all Merchandise/Concession benefits, and more
*season seats sold in this package will be located above row 15
**offer expires Friday, November 22nd at 5:00 pm
We're through Week 2 of Movember 2013 and the boys' 'staches are coming along nicely from where they were a week ago. Remember, you can join the Movember movement by joining or donating to the FC Dallas Team HERE.
With the offseason in full effect, we haven't received updated mugshots from all the guys yet, but we're happy to share the Week 2 pictures we have.


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The Quilt is four blocks by five, with a narrow background border to float the stars, then a gold print border, and lastly a pieced border and binding!
You can use the same pattern as a two color quilt, which really does look more Webby ... either way...I hope you enjoy it!
Happy Quilting All!
Marcia :o)
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Here's one that Tessa Made! and Teresa's!
To the Patterns or The Quilter's Cache
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Below you will find a fine selection of programs to help you edit various aspects of Jedi Knight and Mysteries of the Sith. (NOTE: Almost all of the utilities for JK files also work with MotS files, because they share the same file formats).
File | Description | Author | Size |
JA Linux Server Binary v1.0 | The Jedi Academy dedicated server binary for Linux, version 1.0. September 16, 2003 | Raven Software | 1.4 MB |
JA Win32 Server Binary v1.0 | The Jedi Academy dedicated server binary for Win32 systems, version 1.0. September 16, 2003 | Raven Software | 406 KB |
JK2 Linux Server Binary v1.04 | The Jedi Knight 2 Linux server binary, version 1.04. July 11, 2002 | Raven Software | 563 KB |
JK2 Windows Server Binary v1.04 | The Jedi Knight 2 Windows server binary, version 1.04. July 11, 2002 | Raven Software | 263 KB |
JK2 Linux Server Binary v1.03a | The Jedi Knight 2 Linux server binary, version 1.03a. | Raven Software | 563 KB |
JK2 Windows Server Binary v1.03a | The Jedi Knight 2 Windows server binary, version 1.03a. | Raven Software | 263 KB |
Level Editors
File | Description | Author | Size |
JK2 Editing Tools | Suite of editing tools for Jedi Outcast. Includes:
Raven Software | 3.95 MB |
JK2 Editing Tools Update | A secondary pack of editing tools for Jedi Outcast. Included in this release:
Raven Software | 10.22 MB |
JED v.95 | The newest version of Jed, an excellent program designed for the creation and modification of Jedi Knight levels. Plugins for JED can be found here. | Code Alliance | 656kb |
JED v.94 beta | An excellent program designed for the creation and modification of Jedi Knight levels. Plugins for JED can be found here. | Code Alliance | 633kb |
JED v.92 beta | An older version of JED. | Code Alliance | 617kb |
JkEdit | The only other JK/MotS level editor. Current versions can be found at the author's homepage. | Magicforce | Unknown |
File | Description | Author | Size |
Container Manager v0.9a | A utility used to browse and modify various container files used by 3D games (including Jedi Knight GOB files). | Alex | 156kb |
GOB Explorer | This is a utility for extracting and creating Jedi Knight GOB files, using a Windows interface. | Chris Mrazek | 49kb |
JKGOB v0.4b | An extraction utility for Jedi Knight GOB files. | David Lovejoy | 195kb |
File | Description | Author | Size |
Zy's Milkshape 3do Importer | Zymotico's Milkshape 3do Importer. Added September 27, 2004 | Zymotico | 16 KB |
Zy's 3DO View | Zymotico's OpenGL 3do viewer. Added August 20, 2003 | Zymotico | 150 KB |
3DO Viewer | Views Jedi Knight 3do files. | Frank Krueger | 182kb |
3DO Converter | Converts 3DStudio ".ASC" format to Jedi Knight 3DO files. | Frank Krueger | 148kb |
Fun 3DO v0.5 Beta | Fun3DO is a program that will let you import meshes from various 3D file formats, and Jed Sectors, and then compose them into one Jedi Knight 3DO file. | droid | Unknown |
Puppet Jedi v0.7 | Views/plays Key and 3do files for JK or Mots, Help & tutorial included, Win9* only. Requires OpenGL (495k). Previous versions: v0.61, v0.11 and v0.5 | Code Alliance | 290k |
TrajJedi 1.1 | TrajJedi is a program that will let you create Jedi Knight / Mysteries of the Sith KEY files that involve an object moving along some sort of pre-programmed trajectory. Examples of this include "flying cameras", and the obvious Crow / TIE Bomber / Shuttle / etc. flying sequences. | Jereth Kok | 199kb |
TSM v1.0.8 | A character editor that allows you to quickly edit skins. Updated Dec. 21, 2001: version 1.0.8 has a feature to download updates and patches from the author's Web site. | Curtis Brazzell | 4.03 MB |
File | Description | Author | Size |
Mat16 v.9 | Mat16 performs these conversions: Bitmap to 16-bit Mat, 8-Bit Mat to 16-Bit Mat, Mat to Bitmap, CMP to .ACT or .PAL New in this version:
BoBo Fett | 365 KB |
MatMaster 2.0 | This program converts Jedi Knight MAT files to BMP and vice versa. | Peter Klassen | 265kb |
BitMat | This program converts Dark Forces BM textures to Jedi Knight MAT textures. | Frank Krueger | 154kb |
CMP Conversion Program | A utility that allows you to convert .CMP files to .PAL files for use with any paint program that can load them. It should be used to fit the .MAT files to any one of Jedi Knight's palette files. | DadBug | 196kb |
Palette And ColourMap Utility | This utility will allow you to view and edit Jedi Knight CMP files. | Jereth Kok | 125kb |
Chomper v1.0 | A Jedi Knight CMP file editor. | Frank Krueger | 167kb |
COG / Scripting
File | Description | Author | Size |
CogWriter v0.3 | CogWriter is designed to assist in writing COG scripts for Jedi Knight or Mysteries of the Sith. | David Lovejoy & Alexei Novikov | 343kb |
ConfigEd (.98) | The first script editor for JK2. Supports syntax highlighting, allows use with Quake III, and much more. It makes debugging scripts a lot easier. | SamuelDravis | 347kb |
File | Description | Author | Size |
Jedi Knight Kicker Helper v2.01 | With the click of a button, a hacker with an "ASCII" name can be renamed instantly either with the name "2", "3", "4", etc. With this new name it is a snap to kick them from your game. The change is immediate and everyone playing will see the change once done. | Steve Naumann | 2.4 MB |
Jedi Knight Patch Commander | The Jedi Knight Patch Commander will organize all of your GOB-file-based Jedi Knight patches, allowing you to activate and deactivate particular patches and launch Jedi Knight with your desired configuration. | Michael B. Klein | 1.1 MB |
OpenGL | OpenGL for Win9x. Place the two dll files in Windows/System directory. Note: Win95 OSR2 and Win98 have openGL included. | Microsoft | 495kb |
Thrust Calculator v1.03 | This program will calculate the vec0 value for sector thrusts if you enter the x, y, and z coordinates for the two points (see the tutorial on The Massassi Temple). | 8t88 | 6kb |
Vector Calculator | A program that calculates the vector for sector thrusts. Pretty much the same except it's written in Delphi 3. Watch out, it's very colorful. | Gomez | 101kb |
Jed Objects Ref | A program that will display all JED objects and their properties and methods. | Andre Di Geronimo | 137kb |
Class Creator | This program allows you to easily create Character Classes in Mysteries of the Sith. A great tutorial written by EvanC is included as a help file within the program, so be sure to refer to that when you start. Class Creator has a homepage where you can give feedback via a form, be sure to leave your impressions of the program! May require a dll pack. Once you download it, extract it to a directory, and run version.exe This handy little program will show you whether you have the required dll files. Green means you have them, red means you do not. If anything OTHER THAN msvbvm50.dll and comcat.dll are RED, then you need to download the following file. If only those are red (or if they are green), you are ready to go! If files other than msvbvm50.dll and comcat.dll are red, you need to download these dll files (1.74 megs). Once they are downloaded, run the setup.exe file contained in the zip, and it will install the required files for you. Once that is done, you can use the program. |
Dark Knight | 219kb |
ModMaker 0.3 | Website for the Mod Maker suite of JK editing programs. Includes CogED, ModelsDatED, JKStringsED and the BEN editor. CogED is an advanced Cog script editor that has many great features such as a built in CogRef, a CogExplorer, CogQuick functionality and much more! ModelsDatED is a program that lets you easily edit the models.dat file. JKStringsED lets you replace any of the standard text in Jedi Knight or MotS by editing the jkstrings.uni files! Last, but not lease, BEN allows you to edit the items.dat file! May require a dll pack. Same instructioins as ClassCreator apply. See above. |
Modmaker Homepage | 342kb |


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Qantas Sale Amendment (Still Call Australia Home) Bill 2011
Second Reading
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Senate Hansard
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Housing Supply and Affordability
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Education Funding
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National Disability Insurance Scheme
(Fifield, Sen Mitch, Evans, Sen Christopher)
- Broadcasting Services Amendment (Regional Commercial Radio) Bill 2012, Fair Work Amendment (Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industry) Bill 2012
- Corporations Amendment (Future of Financial Advice) Bill 2012, Corporations Amendment (Further Future of Financial Advice Measures) Bill 2012
- Customs Amendment (Anti-dumping Improvements) Bill (No. 2) 2012, Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Amendment Bill (No. 1) 2012
- Customs Tariff Amendment (Schedule 4) Bill 2012, Tax Laws Amendment (2012 Measures No. 1) Bill 2012
- Health Insurance Amendment (Professional Services Review) Bill 2012
- Migration Legislation Amendment (Student Visas) Bill 2012
Employment and Workplace Relations (Question No. 1304)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1581)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1582)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1583)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1584)
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Defence: Submarines (Question No. 1594)
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Defence: Submarines (Question No. 1595)
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Defence: Staffing (Question No. 1601)
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Defence: Hospitality (Question Nos 1609 and 1611)
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Defence: Overseas Travel (Question Nos 1612 to 1614)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1625)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1627)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1628)
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Defence: Strategic Reform Program (Question No. 1630)
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Tertiary Education, Skills, Science and Research (Question No. 1722)
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Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy (Question No. 1723)
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Health Services Union (Question No. 1728)
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Muckaty Land Trust (Question No. 1785)
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Evans, Sen Christopher)
Employment and Workplace Relations (Question No. 1304)
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Senator LUDLAM (Western Australia) (11:42): The only thing I would like to say in response to Senator Joyce's speech is to thank him for at least not using his full 20 minutes. I acknowledge the work that Senator Xenophon has put into this bill, the Qantas Sale Amendment (Still Call Australia Home) Bill 2011, and the one we were debating previously, the Air Navigation and Civil Aviation Amendment (Aircraft Crew) Bill 2011. I will add my comments to those of Senator Xenophon, who has followed this issue closely. I also point out that this second bill is co-sponsored by Senator Bob Brown.
Having sat through the debates on the previous bill, I suspect that the government had made their minds up before they had even bothered to read the amendments Senator Xenophon had taken the time to put forward in response to the work the committee did on the first bill. It is therefore a bit hard to take at face value the comments of senators such as Senator Sterle, who stood up and basically acknowledged the merit of the work but then suggested, as so frequently happens, that, although this bill is well-meant, there will be no government support for it.
Probably the less said about Senator Edwards's contribution the better. It was quite an extraordinary spray about the evils of unions. That you could come out of the experience of the grounding, with zero notice, of a national airline that stranded tens of thousands of people around the world—with air crews being told, while their aircraft were in midair, that their airline was no longer functioning—and make that the fault of the people wearing the red ties and making announcements over PAs shows an extraordinary ability to miss the point. Nonetheless—and recognising that we do not have a huge amount of time left in the debate—we certainly support this bill.
The idea of amending the Qantas Sale Act to require that the Qantas principal operations centre be located in Australia should be unnecessary. The purpose of this bill is to acknowledge the fact that the spirit, if not the letter, of the Qantas Sale Act is being violated by the way that Mr Joyce is running the carrier. We recognise that this is a difficult business to be in and that, essentially, the three components of expenditure in a business like this are the capital—the aircraft and the maintenance of the aircraft—the fuel, and the staff, particularly the crew. We recognise that there is not a great deal of wriggle room in an industry as competitive as this one and that you would want to think very carefully before you compromised on any of those three components, for the reason that Senator Madigan pointed out quite eloquently.
All of us in this chamber as people who fly an abnormal amount should declare an interest in the integrity of the aircraft, in the qualifications of the maintenance crew, in the airworthiness of the fleet and, in particular, in the skills and talents of the people operating those aircraft on the ground and in the air, especially in the rare event of an emergency or an incident in which the lives of the passengers and crew are suddenly in play. You would need to think very, very carefully before going out and compromising, purely for the sake of competition, any of those three things, particularly in an age of high oil prices.
The Qantas Group today employs more than 30,000 people across a network that spans more than 180 destinations in more than 40 countries. After the decision was made to privatise the national carrier, it was left in this rather odd, hybrid position of being neither a purely private company operating in a private market nor something bound and constrained by an act of parliament; it is an uneasy hybrid of both of those things. But nobody has come into this debate proposing to simply repeal that act. It is at least implied—I think, even in the contributions of those who have quite clearly marked their cards as pro management and against the workforce—that the Qantas Sale Act should remain. There is some public interest in retaining the concept, at least in spirit, of a national carrier, of a national flag.
As the Senate is well aware and as has been discussed, on 16 August the Qantas CEO, Alan Joyce, announced plans to cut 1,000 jobs as part of a restructuring that includes a huge aircraft order and the establishment of two new carriers in Asia which would not necessarily even be branded with the Qantas insignia. You might scratch your head and wonder, 'Well, what's that got to do with being the national carrier of Australia?' I think that is certainly worth pondering, because that decision obviously led to the lockout of the airline's workforce.
Partly in response to that industrial dispute, my House colleague Mr Adam Bandt MP, the Australian Greens member for Melbourne, introduced a private member's bill, the Fair Work (Job Security and Fairer Bargaining) Amendment Bill 2012, which is yet to be debated in this chamber. The bill provides that employers must give the same amount of notice, 72 hours, before a lockout of employees as employees must give of any industrial action, and allow Fair Work Australia, when deciding to terminate protected action as it did in this instance, to have regard to whether it considers that the purpose of a lockout is to make any application more likely to succeed. That was quite clearly the intention and purpose of the lockout that inconvenienced and stranded so many tens of thousands of people last year. This bill seeks to prevent employers in future from using Qantas style lockouts as an industrial tactic—because that is all it was; that is quite clearly all it was. If you balance people making announcements over PAs prior to flights, aircrews and people wearing red ties, using those sorts of tactics to remind paying passengers of the issues—like when they see John Travolta up there on the screen saying, 'I really want to make sure that it's a Qantas pilot on the flight deck'; that video disappeared very quickly, didn't it?—and other kinds of low-key industrial actions against the forced closure of an airline for a couple of days, it absolutely beggars belief.
I wonder whether senators in future contributions to this debate might want to indicate what they think of the proposal by the member for Melbourne to introduce that kind of industrial balance into our system, as his bill also introduces a mechanism for Fair Work Australia to make orders that are proportionate to the industrial action. At present, they can suspend or terminate all industrial action, even if only one party is causing significant damage. Of course, there are elements of the trade union movement who are intimately involved in aviation who took no such industrial action. Their workers were locked out.
The intent of the Qantas sale bill put forward by Senators Xenophon and Brown is to provide some security to the Qantas workforce and to its passengers, and to ensure that Australia's national interest is taken into account by Qantas management. It is our national carrier—nobody has stood up in this debate and proposed that that not be the case—as Senator Joyce agreed in his most recent contribution. It should live up to its marketing slogan of being the spirit of Australia and demonstrate a commitment to Australian jobs and the skills of our workforce.
I look forward to commending these bills to the chamber at a future time and putting them to a vote. I wonder whether some of the Labor senators who have spoken in this debate might care to come over to the crossbenches at that time and vote with us. Certainly, those who have come in here wearing a red tie and assuring us that they support the intentions here, saying that they are good intentions and that Senator Xenophon has done the right thing in bringing these issues to the fore, might actually like to back that up by voting for the legislation—the very simple and sensible legislation that we are commending to the chamber this morning.
Once again I would like to thank Senator Xenophon for the huge amount of work that he has put into prosecuting this case on behalf of the people who keep us, as very frequent users of air travel, in a safe environment, and for looking after the interests of the workers, who deserve nothing less than our support as legislators to make sure they are properly remunerated and that they are awake at work. I commend this bill to the chamber.
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Old saying says: "if the shoe fits, wear it." I just discovered a column that I wrote for the June 4, 1971 Las Vegas Livestock Journal. This was written for its "This Woman's World" page and this is editor Brumbelow's introduction for it:
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This debate about runway capacity in the UK's South East is endless and wearying, and it hasn't finished yet. Not by a long chalk.
And delay is the problem. Put "Heathrow" into the "search" facility for this blog and you will find I have always said that the longer it takes for a decision to be made, the more inevitable it is that the answer has to be an additional Heathrow runway. The simple reason for that is that a new runway at Heathrow delivers more movements and more hubbing efficiency by far than an additional runway at any of the alternatives.
So the longer the delay, the more the capacity shortfall, the faster and more effective the solution has to be.
Hence the decision by Sir Howard Davies' Airports Commission to include in his shortlist of three favoured solutions two for additional runways at Heathrow and another for a second runway at Gatwick.
The irony is that, environmentally, Heathrow could hardly be worse positioned. Expansion there exposes more people to noise and pollution than it does anywhere else, yet the longer the delay, the more it becomes the only solution.
One wild card Sir Howard has thrown into the debate is the argument that hubbing isn't so important now (ie: Heathrow isn't) because low cost point-to-point air travel is where the real traffic expansion has come from over the last ten years. But he ignores the fact that the growth in the low cost sector as it serves the UK's South East is slowing as it matures. And low-cost in the sense of the Ryanair or EasyJet product has never translated well into long haul, which is why neither of those vibrant carriers has ventured there.
Finally, long haul needs a hub so its flights get fed, but the long haul carriers are not, under the present model, fed by low cost carriers, who don't interline and don't serve Heathrow.
Meanwhile, if you feel the need to come back down to earth from Sir Howard's complex and lofty arguments, just read the brief, practical example of what Heathrow delivers (or fails to deliver) right now. It's in the previous blog post, "Flying backwards".


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Registered User Newbie Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 10 | pipe bomb question what is the actual difference between the grenade and the pipe bomb? ive tried doing a few google searches but i cant find anything. i thought the pipe bomb would be like a grenade but it explodes on impact when it hits something but it just bounces off everything exactly like the grenade so whats the difference? |
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Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Newfoundland Posts: 1,218 | My only guess would be that you actually know when the Pipe Bomb is going to explode (indicated by the beeping sound), whereas you don't know when a grenade is actually going to explode. So you can time your throws with the Pipe Bomb (for example, if a car is coming towards you and you want to blow it up, then you hold the button until the beeping indicates its just about to explode and then drop it) |
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Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 8,244 | Not much difference, Pipe Bombs have a greater Range where as Grenades have a shorter Range but do more Damage. |
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Eh? Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 3,297 | I thought grenades beeped as well That would have been cool if you had a switch to set the pipe bombs off __________________ |
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GTA addict since 2001 Regular Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: FL Posts: 329 | I was hoping for Duke Nukem style pipe bombs with remote detonation. Would have been almost as good as the sticky satchels from SA! |
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Sanitation Division Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 12,222 | The pipe bombs just sound scary as fuck when they go off, love em though |
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Registered User Newbie Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 10 | i could be wrong but after i've been messing around a bit more in TLAD it seems like the pipe bomb explosion is bigger then the grenade explosions. for example cars fly higher if you throw one next to a car. i haven't had a chance to confirm this yet but i read somewhere that if you throw a pipe bomb under a car, it will explode no matter what the timer is. so you can just toss a pipe bomb and if it passes under a car with 4 seconds left on the timer, it will explode regardless. can anyone confirm this? thanks! |
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Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 8,244 | Like I said before, the Pipe Bomb has a larger Blast Radius compared to the grenade, so naturally, if it goes off under a car it will send it flying further away. Grenades have a shorter range but do more damage so is better for taking out people where as Pipe Bombs are better for Cars. |
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█▄▄█▄▄█ █▬█ █ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Slovenia Posts: 4,587 | A larger blast radius might imply that a bigger area will be affected by the Explosion (The Shockwave if you call it that). In real life a grenade would inflict massive damage from shrapnel in a semi radius. In GTA4 terms it might just have a shorter range but a bigger damage ratio. A pipe bomb might hit more people but you have less chance of actually killing anyone outside a certain range. A regular M76 grenade for example has a effective killzone of 5 meters, it induces casualties up to 15 meters, fragments known to have traveled 200+ Meters. __________________ |
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Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 8,244 | Xan pretty much summed it up, I couldn't of explained it that well. Pipe Bombs are meant to be used against vehicles as they come with their own Gas Tank to cause more damage. |
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Megan Monfreda is a senior at MU who grew up in southern California. She experienced a snowstorm for the first time in the winter of 2012-13, and her dog was introduced to a winter wonderland for the first time in the recent snowstorm that left parts of Columbia blanketed in 10 inches.
Growing up in southern California, I never realized how spoiled with sunshine I was until I experienced my first Missouri "snow-pocalypse." In the fall of 2012, I moved to Columbia, Missouri, to attend Mizzou and pursue Journalism. It was late August when I settled into my apartment and immediately noticed something strange about the weather: there was humidity, something I has never experienced before in L.A. At night, there were lightning shows and strange noises coming from the trees tops; I later learned those were called cicada bugs. But as the winter approached in late November and early December, I had no idea how to prepare. I had visited Boston, Massachusetts, just once before; during that time there was a soft flurry of snow. It had been years since my visit to Boston, so I really had no experience with snow and how to manage it.
My roommate at the time was a girl who had been born and raised in Lebanon, Missouri. Her entire life she was exposed to ice and snow. She knew very well that I wasn't one to like the cold, but I kept asking her for advice on what to do when it did snow. One night, the weatherman predicted snow within the next few days, so my roommate decided it was time for us to make a trip to Walmart for extra supplies. While we were there, we bought my first ice scraper and a gallon of De-Icer fluid for my car. I was excited, yet nervous at the same time because I had no idea what I was really going to do when the snow fell, even though I was living with a snow expert. I had never owned more than 5 long sleeved shirts in my life, and even worse, only had one winter coat, which I would consider a California-approved winter coat. Somehow, I knew it would all work out!
One morning in January, my roommate woke me up with excitement, screaming, "Megan, Megan, look out your window! There's snow outside!!" I remember peeking out the window closest to my bed and seeing snow about 3 inches high, covering every tree branch, every car and the entire street. It was falling down in chunks, sticking to everything it could. I remember telling my roommate at one point, "It looks just like the movies!" She laughed at me. The night before it snowed, I had slept in bright turquoise footie-pajamas and remembered slipping on some boots and running outside. I had FaceTime running on my iPhone, and showed my family in California my white driveway, my covered streets and my frozen car. They were amused and told me that in that moment, they were sitting outside in the backyard at home, drinking coffee by the pool in the 80-degree weather. I took several pictures and videos to record what I had never seen so much of before and even stuck out my tongue to taste the snowflakes. I remember wondering how hard it would be to try to pull my car out if I needed to drive anywhere, but roommate and boyfriend both advised I just enjoy the snow rather than try to drive in it.
Throughout the week, Columbia had even more snow. I was hearing about people going to Walmart and buying in bulk in case of being snowed in and it worried me. Almost a week had gone by and the snow had increased so much that Mizzou sent out an email to the students canceling classes. I was even more excited to be able to stay home and have my first snow day. My boyfriend came over and we made snow angels and built a snow man. As childish as it may sound, I had to do it myself. I had never experienced it before. What made the experience even greater was the canceling of classes again the next day, and once more after that. It had been about a week that I did not need to attend my classes but instead I was able to spend time at home and hang out with my friends and boyfriend throughout the days. At that point, coming to school in Missouri was the best decision I ever made! As the snow began to melt months later, I learned about how to better drive in it by using my brakes ahead of time, always wearing gloves and ChapStick, never using hot water on your windshield, and to always be ready to help someone if they are stuck when driving.
As the 2014 winter approached, I had a better handle on what to expect this time around. Throughout the summer, I took on the responsibility of a owning a puppy named Jackson. He was the smallest and shyest dog I had ever owned, but his personality broke in very quickly and grew to be a 75-pound cattle dog/lab. I tried to prepare early for the winters with Jackson and went as far as buying something called a Porch Potty. Over the summer I flew home to be with family and saw an ad in the Sky Mall magazines about this Porch Potty. In these types of magazines they advertise crazy inventions for entertainment purposes but this one really caught my attention. It was a beautifully furnished wicker stand that held a large sheet of turf grass. Underneath the wicker stand was a catch bowl that would catch the urine as it fell through the turf grass, leaving only the waste for me to pick up and throw away. There were even upscale versions that came with installed sprinklers to rinse the turf grass each time and empty it through a drain. For $400 I bought this for my apartment which is on the second level, with 3 staircases. I thought this was a genius idea to have prepared for the snow time so that Jackson could excuse himself on his own, while I would be warm inside and clean up his mess later. For almost 2 weeks, Jackson laid on the turf thinking it was a bed, never using the Porch Potty once. I returned it immediately and continued to take him out like normal.
When the first snow came in early December 2013, I was curious to see how Jackson would react. For the first couple of times I took him out, he hopped around because the ground was so cold on his paws. What was even harder was having him find a spot to use the bathroom. Jackson was trained to only go on the grass, which explained why he never used the Porch Potty, so having to find grass buried under inches of snow was difficult for him and myself. One weekend I took him out to an open field and let him off the leash to run around in the snow. The second I released him he darted off into the snow and galloped with the happiest puppy face! He ran and ran and rolled in the snow, even eating the snow. I threw snowballs at him and put snow all over his belly; he loved it!
Now, in our second month of more serious snow, Jackson and I are more prepared for how to deal with the snow. I am starting to get used to what I had never experienced before. I miss the California sunshine more than ever, but know that spring is right around the corner. Though it is new to Jackson and me, we still appreciate and enjoy the snow very much and will look forward to it each and every year.
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