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Full release of Dilapidation, simply extract the files using 7-zip or equivalent, hope you enjoy this 7 part series. You can also download the collection...
A 7 part series of maps in the destroyed/overgrown style, explore and puzzle in the ruins of the Aperture Laboratories as you try to escape. Puzzles will be of mostly Medium/Hard difficulty, no ninja moves required. It should take around 2-3 hours to complete. You can download the collection from the workshop
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Im very pleased to have been spotlighted, I hope to be able to get started on my new series soon but I'm busy helping out with Portal Stories: Mel at the minute. I hope I can make even better content in the future.
I do have plans for a new sequel series to Dilapidation, currently im calling it Reconstruction (Yea im not great with cool names xD) You have woken GLaDOS up, but perhaps she wont just let you walk out the front door :p I hope to have some new content and information for you in the coming months.
Thanks for all the support, especially the thinking with portals community.
Full release of Dilapidation, simply extract the files using 7-zip or equivalent, hope you enjoy this 7 part series. You can also download the collection...
Only minor bug (I think) in part 4:
In the third room (with transport beam behind deadly field, you need 2 cubes to access the room) you don't really need the light bridge, you can jump to the beam from cube-calling button (yes, you can actually stand on it), so maybe you should place beam source higher along with the button on the opposite wall?
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This is just awesome! Very well organized puzzles, involving thinking the big level as the whole, not just room by room, that what I liked most, thank you!
Very beautiful images! Everything is destroyed)
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Or just click the link to the workshop collection and play from there
Awesome mappack! 10/10 from me! Thanks for creating! ;D
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The Oxford Film Festival recently unveiled its lineup for the 2014 edition of the popular event. (more…) (January 2, 2014, Page 6)
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With generous support from the Ford Foundation, the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts will continue the annual Shakespeare Symposium, a crowd-favorite from the discontinued Oxford Shakespeare Festival. (more…) (December 26, 2013, Page 5)
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The committee charged with selecting the book for the 2014 UM Common Reading Experience has narrowed the field of nominations to five finalists. Committee members will read all five books through the end of January and review them for the final selection, which will be announced in February. (more…) (December 19, 2013, Page 5A)
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HARTFORD, Connecticut: In an interview conducted on MSNBC's morning program, Morning Joe, in January 2010, Richard Blumenthal argued that he has never accepted PAC contributions, stating, "I have never taken PAC money and I have rejected all special interest money because I have stood strong and have taken legal action against many of those special interests."[1][2] However, an examination of the Democratic candidate's campaign finance reports on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website shows that the Connecticut Attorney General's senatorial campaign took in nearly $200,000 in the first quarter of 2010 and that as of late-August 2010 the number has ballooned to as much as $480,000.[3]
Blumenthal's campaign insists, however, that the Democratic candidate never lied. He contends that in the interview he was referring to his twenty years as the state's top law enforcer because "of the unique features of that job."[4] The context of the January 2010 interview reveals otherwise as the female news reporter, just prior to Blumenthal's comment in regards to accepting PAC contributions, was asking about the race for the Senate seat and how expensive the campaign would be. When pressed further about how expensive the race would be, he remarked that "he was going to run a "very grass-roots campaign" and seek fundraising "from ordinary citizens.""[5]
- ↑ YouTube, "Dick Blumenthal Rejects Special Interest Money" 16 April, 2010
- ↑ WFSB Hartford, "Blumenthal Campaign Funds In Question" 27 April, 2010
- ↑ Hot Air, "Blumenthal took PAC money despite claims to have refused it" 23 Aug. 2010
- ↑ New Haven Register, "Blumenthal, in East Haven, defends PAC contributions (video)" 22 July, 2010
- ↑ New Haven Register, "Blumenthal again criticized over remarks: 'Never taken PAC money' doesn't mean he 'never' took PAC money" 22 Aug. 2010


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BEARD: Watson could inspire new generation of golfers
Bubba Watson and I have few things in common. We both grew up in the South, we've been to Augusta National more than once and neither of us has ever had a golf lesson.
Heck, we even agree on our all-time favorite place to watch a college football game — Sanford Stadium, which is located smack dab in the middle of campus at the University of Georgia.
"Go Dawgs!" was one of the first things Bubba said on Sunday before being presented his Green Jacket. No doubt his fan base responded by barking "Woof, woof, woof."
By winning The Masters, Watson became the first former UGA golfer to claim a major championship. Not bad for a guy whose introduction to the sport began with chipping plastic golf balls around the house when he was growing up in Bagdad, Fla.
I can relate. I spent many hours of my preteen years in Columbia, S.C., knocking secondhand driving range balls around the yard from one buried tin can to the next. Cursed with bad knees and with hands ravaged by arthritis, my dad was told by a doctor that golf would be a good way to get exercise. He never got beyond the driving range and his home putt-putt course. And when he banished his golf bag to the back of the foyer closet a year or so later, it remained there until I briefly rescued it.
Sadly, that's all there is to report. Years later my brief fling with the sport on an actual golf course included a lot of missed fairways and no miraculous swings to save par as Watson had to do hitting out of the trees on the second playoff hole Sunday to beat Louis Ooshuizen.
My claim to fame at The Masters? I still have the media badge from my first trip to Augusta National in 1986 when Jack Nicklaus won his sixth green jacket.
But frankly, I got a bigger thrill on Sunday watching Bubba win. I've got a sneaky suspicion I'm not the only one who jumped on his bandwagon.
Watson probably figured his life had changed dramatically enough after he and wife Angie — a former Georgia basketball player — recently adopted a baby boy, Caleb.
But now, after winning The Masters, things are about to get much crazier for Gerry Lester Watson, Jr. And no, we're not talking about the probability of his making even more of those mock "boy band" videos with fellow pros Ben Crane, Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan.
After slipping on the Green Jacket, Watson was asked about becoming "a cult figure within the sport."
"I don't try to win tournaments for fame," he said. "If I was missing cuts every week, it still would be the same way I act off the golf course. I don't really want to be famous. I just want to be me and play golf."
Watson's slogan — "if I have a swing, I have a shot" — says everything you need to know about his go-for-broke determination.
The self-described "33-year-old kid" sobbed when his mother hugged him Sunday. While he dared to dream of playing in The Masters some day, he never envisioned sinking the winning putt.
But now that he has, let the "Bubba Golf" Revolution begin.With youth participation numbers declining, golf needs all the new stars it can get, and the personable Watson is now leading that parade.
Because of his frequent twittering and his other popular YouTube videos showing him smashing vegetables with a driver and hitting trick shots — "under the porch, over the roof, into the hot tub" — Watson already had become golf's biggest multi-platform social media star.
But yes, he does take some things seriously. This is what he tweeted on Saturday: "3 reasons tomorrow will be #Awesome. 1. Jesus has risen. 2. See my new baby & my wife. 3. Masters Sunday."
On Easter Sunday, he reiterated, "Golf is not my everything."
While he may not be comfortable with his sudden celebrity status, Watson did emerge from The Masters as an outstanding role model.
And along the way,he taught us that golf is just a game to be enjoyed — even if you miss the fairway.
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So I had a minor arm problem last fall after a long season, combination of tennis and golfers elbow. I changed racquets, did all the recommended rest and rehab exercises past four months and have only played my new Head Extreme Pro 2.0 with all gut at low tension. Just dropped her off for a string job of VS mains and TF Black Code crosses, still at low tension (baby steps). What can I expect for playability, spin and power difference? Wonder if my arm will get sore again?
Had the same problem exercise helped as much or more than rest. Never have been able to resume playing with any poly. Gut or multi only. Gut is great but expensive, Multi's are fine, poor durability. Trying gut mains and multi cross as an economical alternative to full gut. Good luck, but be very careful with the poly and listen to your arm.
Gut mains/Multi crosses 42/38, Wilson KFive 108 cure..
I went through many so called friendly rackets (PK, Volkl C10 Pro, etc).
The only racket I thought helped me recover is the Wilson KFive 108 (triad technology) strung with NG Mains and Soft multi @42/38.
I now string at 52/48, NG mains/multi or synthetics.
I can play and hit really hard with a lot of topspin and my TE/GE never complained again.
I am currently using Pacific Classic Gut @52 and Head rip control crosses @48.
I firmly believe that comfort is significantly more dependent on the racket than on strings. That is my personal experience.
I also tried Head Microgel Extreme Pro strung with NG mains but I sold it because it hurt my elbow.
Don't do poly in the hybrid.
I can't think that any Extreme racket would be good for elbow problems.
It's not worth it.
Sounds like you are on the right path. If it works great, if it hurts then cut it out.
Like Ricardo was saying, I also look at frames and so far the best I've seen is the 6.1 95 BLX Amplifeel 2012. Basalt does wonders so that people that used a dampener before don't need it with this frame (to me is the other way around, i.e. if I want to hit with an older Kfactor 6.1 95 or Yonex etc, I have to put a dampener on it now - I usually don't use one and didn't use them in the past either with those older models).
Also what's wrong with a heavier raquet that let's you hit a little slower like Ray says?
Finally when I had tennis elbow I had to lower the tension from 58/56 to 52/50 and could play right way, while now I string the frames at 57/55, all Babolat VS Team 17 (the liveliest and friendliest).
Disclaimer: I'm at best a 4.0 who hits hard and flat and I got a 1HBH, eastern grip most of the times. Are you at least using semi-western? 'Cause that might be helpful as well.
In my mind nothing beats natural gut ($60 strung and I get at least 3 weeks out of each of my 2 hitting rackets, playing almost daily, 2 hours at a time).
Good luck!
-Thinner gauge for more spin (17 rather then 15/16 in my Babolat VS Team)
-If you could extend its life (starting with a good stringer that pre-stretches and waxes the gut) and to play with it when it has started to play, that's when it bites more into the ball (like Sampras pointed out).
Errata: "Play with it when it has started to fray, that's when it bites more into the ball"
Isospeed Classic was my go-to for quite some time when I was having arm pain from using a stiff Wilson racquet a few years ago for just a few months.
I do agree with the poster who said racquet choice is going to affect your arm more than string choice. Now that I am back to using my extremely arm-friendly racquet (flex 58, 12 oz, headlight), I can use even poly in that one and not get any of the arm pain that I had been getting with even full gut on the racquet that killed my arm.
Gut mains with Isospeed Classic crosses = sublime comfort with amazing control. Now I typically use poly crosses, but the control with Isospeed Classic crosses was about the same. It is a low-powered multifilament, with good durability, as the crosses don't notch and fray like other multis, allowing your gut to snap back in place *almost* like poly crosses.
If you are coming back from injury, avoid poly crosses or replace them at the first sign of pain.
Someone mentioned the Steam 99s. I had a bout of TE 6 months back. I had been playing with a Yonex RDiS with some stiff poly. Exercise and switching to gut mains with a multi cross, then later to gut mains with a poly crosses. Thera-band and icing after I played helped it along.
So I picked up a steam 99s when it first came out. I'm a 4.0. with a fairly fast swing. Word of caution. I can't get gut to last more than 4 hours in it. So if you are thinking of buying it because of the basalt + the open face, know that if you have a fast swing you'll have to put a full bed of poly in it.
I'm testing a full bed of Topspin cyberflash now. (its very soft). I'll see how it goes.
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DIY winch takes drag out of sledding
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Sledding can be a lot of fun, but pulling your toboggan, inner tube or sled back up the hill ... well, that isn't part of the fun. Yes, it definitely is good exercise, but it's not fun. While the rest of us just quietly resign ourselves to the long climb back up, however, Pennsylvania's Josh Smith did something about it – he built his own powered sled-and-rider-towing winch.
The almost 200-pound (90.7-kg) gizmo sports an 8 hp Techumseh Power Sport engine with a continuously-variable transmission, three shafts, and five speeds that can be selected between via a mountain bike grip shifter. It has a drive ratio of 30:1-4.5:1, which enables it to tow three adults up a 30-degree incline at a smooth slow speed, or "a rather bumpy high speed."
The winch incorporates a 2,100-foot (640-meter) rope that weighs over 70 pounds (31.75 kg), that has been spliced end-to-end to form a 1,050-foot (320-meter) loop. This loop runs through the machine at the top of the hill, then proceeds down to the bottom where sledders can grab onto it after their runs. According to Smith, a hill that usually takes at least 35 minutes to hike up, takes just 5 minutes with his winch.
Although the device turned out well, it's still a work in progress. "The planned improvements include a coat of paint, additional safety kill switches (three currently) and a better way of attaching to the rope," Smith told Gizmag. "The extreme gear ratio was necessary for the heavy loads and steep inclines, but the resulting high end power range has now interesting potential for other sporting applications that we intend to test."
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One more device to help our fat and lazy American kids get even fatter and lazier. Bravo America! Bravo!BJG
Spot on BJG! I had two FAT families blocking the 8 foot wide isle whilst trying to enter Lowes last weekend, they could not decide where to go, and yes I was not polite, my gawd the husband and wives 45\" BUTTS easy, that move for a minute when they stop walking, pigsBill Bennett
I wouldn\'t go that far? If your out skiing or sledding your being quite physical anyways! And speaking as some one who does those activities I wouldn\'t mind having one of those at my disposal at all and I\'m FAR from fat and lazy! :-)mrhuckfin
another use could be as a portable well-puller. if you\'ve ever had to replace your submersible well pump, you know how hard it is, especially if you have to pull 150\' or more . . . this is a good invention . . .Facebook User
We have a rather old portable unit for pulling our boat up on the beach. It has an electric motor driving a winch. One speed, one clutch.Luddite
I would think a radio remote control would be a nice enhancement, especially for shifting up or down or stopping completely if needed.
Disregard the fat comments. Being out there active in the snow much better for you than sitting on the couch eating chips. People using this device will still get just as good of a work out. They will just get to go down the hill a lot more times before they get exhausted and want to go in for cocoa. :-)
Great Idea!!Rustin Haase
Nice home build project but nothing new here. Home-made rope tows have been around for a long time. I operated one forty years ago and it wasn\'t a new idea then either.Rohn
There are better ways to pull a well but looks like a great way to pull a sled.Intellcity
We had a great hill on my grandparents far, we used the PTO from John Deere with an old steel car rim and a rope. that was 35 yrs ago. Our Challenge was not ending up in the frozen river. All in all I like the idea I am thinking beats hiking up hill to snowboard jumps over and over.Justin Schetrompf
Just get a big dog. Our big black family mutt used to race the sled to the bottom of the hill, the kids would then hitch him to it and I would call him. It was a scary ride back up the hill, but way more fun than some smelly motor winch running on Colonel Ghaddafi\'s oil.Doug MacLeod
Warning. That rope might be too small for a bunch of heavy people. I have read of a large group of people who were having a rope pulling match and several were severely injured. The power of a synthetic rope snapping back is very dangerous. A metal cable would be better. Great idea for a town, if properly supervised though.Ron Wagner
Run the rope (or cable) around a idler pulley (large) at the bottom end. At the top, run it around a large motorcycle wheel rim (add flat rubber for friction) and a fixed axle to your motor. Drag ropes should have handles, not clips, so the riders can release in an instant if needed. Could be run continuous if the traffic was heavy, or with a remote for sporadic use. Not bad for a home built, but could be improved upon.kellory


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Me and BJ seem to have the same diet.
Me and BJ seem to have the same diet.
bj's way to shmug this is makin me worried that he's not takin stevenson seriosuly… if he isnt hes gunna be in for a long night
haha kash. i didn't know bj needed EAT to make the 155 lb weight. he said being 162 was too light!
most 155 walk around 168 to 175.. i wrestler at 145 and i walk around at 158..its so when he fight stevens he will be bigger.. But yeah i do think if bj doesnt win in the first 3 i think stevens can win it..
Yeah, I don't get who the weight you put on with that junk can help you. I know it makes you heavier but I would think that having a smaller weight cut would also be a benefit. What he needs to do is take some protein and hit the weights. Stevenson is a strong guy so the extra muscle could probably come in handy.
i love both stevenson and bj…. stevensons such a hard worker and ive aways been a big fan of bj im torn!
i hope his work outs are not like his diet
I hope BJ is taking Stevenson seriously. He doesn't have a lot of experience but he is one of those physical freaks who is really strong for his size.
stevenson is 33-7 while bj is 12-4. what do u mean stevenson doenst have a lot of experience? he is a veteran of this sport if there ever were one. get ur facts straight dude
yeah. stevenson was the TUF winner. bj USED to be blowing past guys in the UFC. so i hope bj takes stevenson seriously. and bj shouldn't be eating fatty, high cholesterol crap to get up in weight. he needs to be eating high protein stuff, like chicken breast or nice juicy steaks. not that greasy eggs and hamburger crap with mayo.
u know bj penn is gonna run through stevenson. hes got the experience and stevenson is a kid whos reached an elite level to quickly. but still should be a good eertaining fight ya know….
wait that was a stupid comment im hurt aND I didnt realize how long stevenson has been in mma, my bad haha. disreguard that last cmment even tho i still feel bj pen wil win
im just hoping for a good fight and i hope bj beat steven with by split D
yeah i hope bj beats stevenson, then sherk, moves back up to welterweight to beat whoever wins serra-TBD.
sherk is going to stay in 155, i hope sherk beats bj and if bj lose to stevens i hope stevens goes all the way
That was only one meal! This video doesn't mean that his whole diet is cheeseburgers and french fries. He even said that he was only doing that to shock his metabolism. It's a way to control his body's consumption of energy, not to gain weight.
Stevenson is awesome, and a great ambassador for the sport, but I think he's outclassed by BJ. He's fought great guys, but no one at this level that I know of. Should be a killer fight though.


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