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I Curse the Meter of Morality | Heroism & How We Feel Things in Video Games
Let me set the set the scene for you. I'm a young man, cloistered in a tiny, prison cellish dorm room at a moderately-sized state college in a small town surrounded by discrete eternities of Midwestern farmland. My original Xbox console is of such an unwieldy size that parts of it stretch out over the mini-fridge it's perched upon, and its oblong shape means the crappy TV that's perched on it in turn is always poised at a slightly odd angle, as if all the characters it portrays are drunk. At the moment however, none of that matters. I'm not in a 4' by 8' room I have to share with someone who has deeply held opinions concerning the film Underworld, I'm somewhere else, a place that existed a long time ago, in a galaxy so far away it merits using the word "far" twice. Specifically, I'm on Tatooine, and I'm trying to broker some manner of peace with these here Sand People. But I've run into a problem.
As long as I can remember, I've wanted to be a hero. I may have identified more with the villains in comic books due to their narcissism, megalomania, and status as deranged social outcasts, but mine were only the noblest of Bourgeois White Male Adolescent Power Fantasies, and feeding my ravenous ego always came with the added benefit of liberating an imaginary downtrodden group from the imaginary boot of imaginary tyranny. When moral choices were introduced to video games, there was no question which end of the ethical spectrum I'd choose to reside on. Therein lay the problem.
For most of Knights of the Old Republic the choices were starkly delineated between good and evil. Enslave the Wookiees or free them? Poison the water to kill the giant fish, or destroy the kolto harvesting machine to calm it down? Kill your Sith tutor on Korriban or spare them? Don't let me mislead you, I enjoyed KOTOR a great deal—the parts that occurred between load screens, at any rate. Knights of the Old Republic let me be a Jedi, it let me be a hero, but it also placed me in a world where being a hero was relatively easy, positing choices that often amounted to "Kill Everybody" or "Save Everybody", choices someone with pretensions as heroic as my own had no reason to agonize over. In fact, they proved so forgettable that when I set out to write what you're currently reading I had to query Wookieepedia to look up the defining moral conundrums on each of the planets my merry band visited, in spite of having played the game twice. Only one ethical problem from KOTOR merited enough hand wringing to remain fixed in my mind to this day. Like most incidents of consequence, it involved Jawas.
The problem appeared deceptively straightforward, as problems so often do. The Czerka Corporation's Tatooine concern hired me to defend their mining interests from the same race of masked savages that clobbered Luke at the beginning of A New Hope and proved vulnerable to lightsaber strikes in Attack of the Clones: Tusken Raiders, also known as Sand People. The Sand People were attacking the people people, and I had to find some way to make them stop. It turned out all I had to do was mollify them with some moisture vaporators, so I loaded them up, headed to the Tusken encampment, and made the deal. Shades of trading the Island of Manhattan for glass beads notwithstanding, everything was working out. They had agreed to stop attacking Czerka employees, and I hadn't been forced to murder every single one of them: in my book that's a win. I was exploring the Tusken encampment and luxuriating in my victory when I happened to encounter a group of Jawas who begged me to help them. They told me they were being held against their will. I said if I set them free the entire camp would attack me. They said if I didn't set them free I'd be damning them to lives of slavery.
As I sat in my dorm room hunched over the cold glow of my crappy TV I didn't know the designers had included a peaceful solution to the problem, I only knew that I was a champion of the oppressed, and the oppressed were being real dicks at the moment. Getting those moisture vaporators hadn't been easy. I had done all I could to find a peaceful solution with as little killing as possible, but it had all been in the name of doing the right thing. Now doing the right thing meant tearing down all I'd worked to build. If I set these Jawas free it would mean saving a few lives, then ending many more as the Sand People attacked me for liberating their merchandise. But what were the lives of such people worth when they were complicit in such an ethical travesty? But did they, as individuals, really have a say in who their tribe bought and sold? Did that absolve them, weren't they still complicit in an evil practice? My moral compass shattered. Black and white were intermingling into gray, and no matter what I did it was impossible for me to get out clean. Either I let the abomination of slavery persist, or I killed the entire group of Sand People I'd done everything in my power to save.
Jawas, man. F***ing Jawas.
I'd already killed hundreds of people, droids, and monsters by the time I reached the Tusken Raider camp, but that was the first time I felt it. I could almost feel the blood on my hands as I trudged away into a desert that was suddenly more stark, barren, and empty than I could've imagined. The twin suns of Tatooine glared down at me like the eyes of God. I knew in time the shifting sands would erase every footprint I made, just as they would eventually swallow the remains of the camp and everyone interred therein. Evidence of my massacre would be buried, forgotten, and if it was ever examined again it would be as an archaeological curiosity, the reason behind the bloodshed a topic of academic debate, lives reduced to trivia. I wondered how many similar horrors the sand had absorbed, how many forgotten atrocities were secreted beneath my feet, how many horrors those burning eyes had watched the sand take. Then my roommate came in to tell he'd found like three hundred French Toast Sticks in the dumpster behind the cafeteria and most of them were still pretty good if I wanted any.
I learned two things that day. One, my roommate's concept of 'pretty good' differed vastly from my own, and two, the more difficult a video game's moral choice is, the more profound an effect it'll have on the player. It's a distinction video games have grown increasingly cognizant of since Revan's heyday. Video games have had some species of moral consequence incorporated into their play for a pretty long time, but it wasn't until fairly recently that developers realized in order to make the choices they pose feel consequential, they had to take away most of the good options. The Adolescent Power Fantasy is fun and, in spite of the term's overwhelmingly pejorative connotation, it can be done really well, but games that want their stories to carry dramatic weight have to do so by strategically limiting the player's power—forcing them to make a difficult choice, then live with it.
A similar design ethic is behind the stunning popularity Roguelike video games have been experiencing lately, along with permadeath in general. Like a good moral quagmire in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead, the permadeath in a game like Spelunky or FTL seeks to provoke a response in us, even if that response is a gasp of horror or wince of outrage. No matter how bad it is when a game indifferently erases everything you invested in it like Godzilla stepping on a three bedroom duplex you're locked into a ten-year fixed rate mortgage with, it has nonetheless successfully made you feel something, a claim few entertainment experiences can legitimately make in our chronically benumbed era.
Media companies believe the sensibilities of today's modern consumer have been dulled to the point that everything we take in needs to be enhanced somehow. Our romances need vampires and werewolves. Our fantasies need betrayal and incest. The heyday of torture porn has mercifully come and gone, but its sadistic attitude regarding its audience has bled into other genres, giving Man of Steel a body count experts estimate at 129,000 dead, 250,000 missing and 1,000,000 injured. It's what the people want—or so goes the argument, anyway.
"The public craves Grand Guignol." is an intriguing thesis, but it's impossible to apply consistently. Yes, our Batman is a sad and angry Batman, but our pop music consistently ascends to new heights of insipid disposability every year, and television shows that pedal nothing more than cheap shocks tend to either disappear quickly or attract a purely ironic audience. A brief glimpse at history validates such skepticism, with the likes of King Lear and your average Greek Tragedy putting the tepid horror of something like AMC's The Walking Dead in context. The Death of a Salesman and The Metamorphosis reside in dimensions of horror and pain never glimpsed in something like The Vampire Diaries, which is precisely why they're beloved works of literature. Be it good or bad, people have always wanted their entertainment to make an impact. A fiasco like The Room inspires wonder and awe, while inert filler like the films of Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer are just depressing. (Though I seem to recall Spy Hard had its moments.) Nothing is worse than mediocrity and indifference. Insult me and exalt me, comfort me and cajole me, debase me and enrage me, just don't leave me numb.
Stories can be reassuring, or they can be cathartic. Just as a meal can either be comfort food or a game of Russian Roulette you play with your colon, we seek out stories to either be placated or challenged. There's a natural tendency when looking back at even the recent past to single out one type of story as typical for the entire era, but in reality the reassuring and the cathartic have always coexisted. In the 80's Steven Spielberg existed alongside David Cronenberg. In the 50's simple morality tales like High Noon existed alongside Science Fiction horror like The Thing From Another World. During the festival of Dionysus in ancient Athens, it was customary for an author to submit four plays: three tragedies and a comedic Satyr play. The one whose four plays were judged to be the best won a goat. I am not making this up.
In spite of their coexistence, we usually like to keep some kind of barrier between our reassurance and our catharsis, since when they intermingle the effect can be jarring, even violent. It's why flying monkeys tearing Scarecrow apart and Bambi's mother getting two in the head have proved such rich founts of childhood trauma. It's why Banksy tried to put a dummy representing a Gitmo detainee in Disney World, and why what I've come to think of as The Jawa Incident had such a profound impact. I thought I knew the rules of the world I inhabited and how to play by them in order to be a hero, but things abruptly shifted, revealing what we think of as heroism to be largely a product of circumstance. It wasn't just the violence of what I'd done that made such an impact on me, but the revelation that the world was a chaotic place, and I wasn't the person I thought I was.
There's an argument to be made for breaking up Telltale Games like The Walking Dead into discrete episodes, since when you play them all at once a kind of grim determination can settle over you as successive abominations occur and their impact diminishes. I think a similar process is intended in The Last of Us, where Joel's successive acts of violence are supposed to so inure the player to carnage that when he finally turns against the Fireflies to save Ellie we're right there with him, even if we don't necessarily want to be. When the turn came I was so desperate to salvage some last vestige of heroism that I drove myself to the edge of madness trying to get through the hospital without killing anyone. Of course, I couldn't. I was trying to play against the game's story, which made no more sense than writing "Then aliens rescued him and after many long years of therapy he was able to recover some semblance of humanity." at the end of 1984 in ballpoint pen. Joel kills them all. If I want to see the end of the story, I have to play along. There are no heroes here.
I'm not the same man I was in that dorm room, in that desert. Though I still think of myself as a card-carrying member of the Altruism Fan Club, my view of traditional heroism has only grown more jaundiced with time, and when I encounter a classical, two-fisted, lantern-jawed hero in a video game the whole thing strikes me as kind of silly. (Unless it's in a flamboyant game like Vanquish, where it's all part of a rich tapestry of camp.) The only heroes I know are either dead or in prison, to quote David Hayter as Solid Snake. If I see heroism portrayed uncritically I immediately assume someone's playing an angle. (In my defense, I'm usually right.)
Video Games have many reasons for adding dark moral dimensions to their world: advances in technology, a more discerning audience, and speaking to the public's generally grimmer outlook, to name a few—but the best reason by far is that it works. There'll always be a place for the comforting formula of one princess and one plumber, and we're unlikely to see Mario forced to confront his crippling mushroom addiction anytime soon, which is well and good. Waiting for video games to mature, whatever that even means, is an inherently futile practice. It's much better that we mature ourselves, and bring that maturity to bear on the games we play. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have several hundred French toast sticks to hose down.


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Trapped In my Mind 1.01 (Fix Checkpoint)Jan 14, 2012 Patch 6 comments
I just put a new checkpoint in the second map because when you die , you respawn at the beginning , and you need to restart the custom story. If it doesn't...
You wake up in a beautiful room, you think you're dreaming but your mind loses control, you are trapped in your mind. You have been traumatized by the war and you saw your family die. You need to get out of your mind.
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At first , sorry to be so long about the custom story , i was on vacation, but i took the time to work on it. This is a short custom story , but the mapping , and the level design is more extensive. This custom story will be released soon , i'm traducing the game language , yes, because i'm putting the custom story in french and english.
I hope you'll enjoy it , don't be so mean , because this is hard work. Oh and before uploading the custom story , I let you this trailer.
Music video from the game source No More Room In Hell
I just put a new checkpoint in the second map because when you die , you respawn at the beginning , and you need to restart the custom story. If it doesn't...
Hallucinations? no! you become just crazy. Be brave, you need to escape from your thoughts!
Ok where the hell did the memory book go? I found the blue light, but no freaking memory book in my inventory or on the map.
this is a prop not an item xd, there was a book inside the shelf where the blue light is!
yeah but i still didn't know how to open that door....
This map does not work at all with the Mac version of Amnesia. super lag and all the doors glitch and disappear.
well this is not the fault of the mod but the fault of the game which is not supported on Mac
Great mod did an LP of it. The LP was my first though so i was scared of the mic and i was quiet, but the mod was great
Im stuck in one part what do you do when the blue portal appears and you go through it... what do you do after that? There's a bunch of doors in mid air and one door that's red (fancy door) and when i click, nothing happens...Can you help me?
There is one door in the air you have to open which teleport you to another place. Try to find the key :).
Looks Great Download Coming. I'm tracking for updates and other stuff!
Lowest Rated (2 agree) 4/10
This story is unique for it's wierd levels and intresting story, although it was pretty confusing and I did honestly hope for more challange and a deeper biography of the characters and a bit more details and a better variation of musics.
Also, key quests are overused in this story! Not to mention the flying naked guys...
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This four-story collection includes:Dragon of the Red DawnMerlin the magician will not eat or sleep or speak to anyone in Camelot. What can be done? The enchantress Morgan knows who to ask for help: young Jack and Annie of Frog Creek, Pennsylvania! Monday with a Mad GeniusThey know they have to search for one of the four secrets of happiness to help Merlin the magician find joy in his life again. And so they head off in the magic tree house for Florence, Italy, in the early 1500s to spend the day with one of the greatest artists and inventors of all time–Leonardo da Vinci!Dark Day in the Deep SeaJack and Annie have to find one of the four secrets of happiness to help save Merlin the magician. But when the magic tree house whisks them off to a misty island in the middle of nowhere, they wonder how they will find anything. As the fog lifts, they see a huge three-masted ship–could it be a pirate ship?Eve of the Emperor PenguinJack and Annie continue their quest for the secrets of happiness–secrets they need to save Merlin. This time, the Magic Tree House takes them to the one continent they haven't visited before: Antarctica! What can they hope to learn about happiness in such a barren place? Only the penguins know for sure . . . Jack and Annie are about to find out!
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Release Date :January 18, 2008
MPAA Rating :PG-13
Director :Callie Khouri
Starring :Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, Katie Holmes, Ted Danson, Roger R. Cross, Stephen Root, Adam Rothenberg, J.C. MacKenzie, Chris McDonald, Finesse Mitchell
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anyone have a list of songs? There are a few I would like to download but I dont remember the lyrics or name of the songposted by hedbang on Dec 04, 2009 08:52:58
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would love to know the artist's music,,,i.e., soundtrak info....music was excellentposted by pixmove on Oct 26, 2008 04:52:40
looking for the soundtrack - music is greatposted by ldavis on Oct 26, 2008 04:22:55
I want the soundtrack. It was awesome. Is it available ANYWHERE?posted by Bob on Jul 20, 2008 00:00:00
THE MOVIE SUCKED!!! THE SOUNDTRACK ROCKED!!! THE BAD NEWS: THERE IS NO SOUNDTRACK :( ONCE AGAIN, HOLLYWOOD GETS IT WRONG!!!posted by MODEL SCOUT on Jul 18, 2008 00:00:00
I'm also interested in knowing if the soundtrack is available. Does anyone know?posted by joyce on Jul 15, 2008 00:00:00
Movie was OK but what I am really interested in is the soundtrack does anyone know if there is a soundtrackposted by molly on Jul 12, 2008 00:00:00
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Faculty Investigator: Dr. Matt Wargo, Assistant Professor in Microbiology & Molecular Genetics
Dr. Wargo received his B.S. in Biological Sciences from Susquehanna University where his undergraduate research focused on the ecology of freshwater diatoms. He then received an M.S. in Botany from Texas A&M University studying dinoflagellate nuclear proteins. Dr. Wargo received his Ph.D. from Dartmouth College, where he studied the regulation of eukaryotic flagellar motility with Dr. Elizabeth F. Smith. For postdoctoral research, he studied microbial pathogenesis with Dr. Deborah Hogan at Dartmouth Medical School and mammalian lung biology with Dr. Laurie Whittaker (Leclair) in the Pulmonary Division of the Department of Medicine at UVM, before joining the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics in 2009.Members:
-Grad Students: Jamie Meadows (MMG), Adam Nock (MMG), Graham Willsey (CMB)
-Undergrad Research: Yuzo Kevorkian (MMG), Dong Yi Chen (NSF REU)
Accepting rotation students: Yes
Major Research Projects: We are interested in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens and the environmental and host-derived cues that they use to transition from their environmental niche to the site of infection. We use forward and reverse genetics coupled with basic microbiology and biochemistry to discover and characterize bacterial detection systems used to sense their environment. For the organism that is the focus of our laboratory, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, these detection systems are often coupled with metabolic pathways to utilize the host-derived signal. Therefore, we also study the links between host detection and metabolism of host-derived compounds and the impact of these processes on infection.We are interested in this topic for two primary reasons:
- To establish and propagate an infection, bacteria must properly respond to the environment of the infection site. Because many bacterial signaling systems and transcriptional regulators have no homologs in humans, these systems could be effective therapeutic targets.
- More than 60% of genes from well-studied bacteria have no known function. By using a genetic approach, we have been the first to ascribe function to nearly 20 genes in P. aeruginosa. This satisfies a basic sense of curiosity driven discovery, but is also a key contribution to the study of bacteria, because without established functions –omics technology can get you only so far.
Jamie Meadows – The detection and metabolism of the host-derived molecule carnitine in P. aeruginosa.
Adam Nock – Regulation of choline detection and catabolism in Burkholderia thailandensis and the bioinformatic analysis of GATase-1 family transcriptional regulators.
Graham Willsey – Detection of host-derived sarcosine by P. aeruginosa and genetic analysis of ligand binding by GATase-1 transcriptional regulators.
Exciting News in the Wargo Lab:
Winter 2014 – Graduate the lab's first PhD student, Annette LaBauve (MMG), who is now a postdoctoral researcher in the Branda Lab at Sandia National Labs
Spring 2014 – One of our recently graduated Undergrad researchers, Kenny John (MMG), successfully defended his Honors College Thesis and received a Distinguished Undergraduate Research Award.


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ILM's Scott Farrar Talks 'Transformers: The Age of Extinction'
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The visual effects supe and second unit director discusses his work on Michael Bay's biggest 'Transformers' film yet.
Sarcastic spies, pirates and talking sea creatures all team up on store shelves for this week's home entertainment releases on Blu-Ray and DVD.
Snoopy dons his Flying Ace costume to buzz the Eiffel Tower, while Charlie Brown has a bit of an embarrassing moment in the movie theater.
'Miles from Tomorrowland,' Disney Junior's intergalactic adventure series blasts off Friday, February 6 on Disney Channel; voice cast includes Olivia Munn, Adrian Grenier, Mark Hamill, George Takei, Bill Nye, Wil Wheaton, Alton Brown and Brenda Song.
DreamWorks Animation appoints veteran producers Bonnie Arnold and Mireille Soria as co-presidents of feature animation; Bill Damaschke to step down as Chief Creative Officer.
Building on the success of the award-winning "Barry the Platypus" ads, new campaign features CG creatures developed by MPC.
Re-invention of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's much-beloved series will be produced with effects from Weta Workshop using a mix of CGI animation and live-action miniature sets.
VFX supervisor Doug Bloom breaks down the final battle of Brett Ratner's mythological action-adventure.
Disney's 'Frozen,' Warner Bros.' 'Gravity' and Paramount's 'The Wolf of Wall Street' top the list of most pirated films in 2014.
The composer of this year's musical hit, "Happy," returns with a new tune for the soundtrack of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon's forthcoming feature, 'The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.'
Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' once again rules the North American box office with $54.5 million for the four-day weekend; the New Line and MGM tentpole is on track to eventually cross $1 billion.
Holiday-themed spots promote Target's Bullseye's Playground, a collection of 3D games created in partnership with Google's Art, Copy & Code team.
German animation studio Die Astronauten unveils CG-animated holiday short, 'Mission: Christmas Eve.'
Argentinian animation studio Gizmo creates a new CG-animated holiday-themed spot for Netflix to help launch the streaming service's new line of gift cards.
CG-animated adaptation of award-winning children's book by Giles Paley-Phillips features the voices of Brian Blessed, Alison Steadman and Lizzie Waterworth.
MPC completes 250 shots for Shawn Levy's 'Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, including the creation of a variety of characters, digi-doubles and CG environments.
LAIKA head Travis Knight making his directorial debut with new 3D animated stop-motion/CG hybrid feature set for release on August 19, 2016.
Led by previs supervisor Eric Benedict, visualization house provides extensive previs and postvis services to 20th Century Fox's latest release.
Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' opens to a massive $90.6 million in North America, while new entries 'Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb' and 'Annie' both suffer soft starts heading into the year-end holidays.
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Sonny's Gingerbread Story...written by Aunt JenniferMarch 12th 2008 4:58 pm
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Once upon a time a little old woman and a little old man and a big fat cat named Sonny lived in a little old house, one day the little old woman and Sonny decided to make a gingerbread man. She cut him out of dough and put him in the oven to bake.After awhile she looked at Sonny and said,that gingerbread man should be done by now! Sonny looked at the oven and licked his lips.She opened the oven door...UP jumped the gingerbread man, and off he ran.Sonny took off in a shot, as the gingerbread man was running he shouted ..."Run Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread man! Sonny ran, but he couldn't catch the gingerbread man, he ran past the little old man, who was working in the garden...Run Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread man! The gingerbread man ran past the cow as the well, Run Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread man! The cow ran, but she couldn't catch the gingerbread man.He ran between two picnicking bears, Run Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man. The bears jumped up and ran after him, they ran and ran but couldn't catch that gingerbread man! Soon the gingerbread man came to a fox lying by the side of the river, he shouted Run Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread man! I've ran away from a little old woman, a little old man,a big fat cat, a cow and two picnicking bears, and I can run away from you! The sly fox just laughed and said, if you don't get across this river quickly you will surely get caught, hop on my tail and I'll carry you across. The gingerbread man saw that he had no time to lose, he quickly hopped onto the fox's tail. The water's deep the fox said, climb up on my back so you don't get wet,soon the gingerbread man did just that! He climbed up the sly fox's back....Oh! said the fox,the water is even deeper .....climb up on my head so you won't get wet! The gingerbread man did as the fox told him, climb onto my nose so you won't get wet!!...And the gingerbread man did...THEN ....with a flick of his head the fox tossed the gingerbread man right into the air and the gingerbread man landed into the mouth of ..................................Sonny Bono!!!! , and that was the end of the gingerbread man!
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If my Claws didn't retract.....I would be like VELCRO!!!!!!!
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Is it possible to remove bike rust on the rear cog of my mountain bike? I've been looking around but can't seem to find anything about the rear cog. This is for aesthetic purposes, I'm trying to make it look nice. The bike is about 1.5 months old.
Is it possible to remove bike rust on the rear cog of my mountain bike? I've been looking around but can't seem to find anything about the rear cog. This is for aesthetic purposes, I'm trying to make it look nice. The bike is about 1.5 months old.
Yeah, it's possible. Why is it rusty? Are you running your chain dry (i.e. un-lubricated)?
Stupidity got us into this mess - why can't it get us out?
- Will Rogers
If the bike has 8-9spd rear cluster, then you can easily disassemble the cluster and clean the cogs off
with degreaser and some nylon abrasive pads which should take care of the rust as well. If the cogs
are rusty then the chain is even more likely to be so. Flash rust goes away with a bit of lube and
riding. If the bike is 6-7spd it may have a freewheel, not easily taken apart. Just clean, lube and
ride it.
Simple. Oil the chain and ride the bike.
You can clean the freewheel with a toothbrush and degreaser. To get deep between the cogs, use a strip of cloth as "floss". You can buy mineral spirits in jugs from your local hardware store. WD-40 will work as well.
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Take the cassette off and soak it overnight in vinegar. You'll need a cassette lockring and probably a chain whip to get the cassette off. What the vinegar doesn't dissolve you can scrape away with a toothbrush. Wash with water, dry, lightly lube with your Tri-Flow and reinstall. "Black rust" may just be gunk and not rust.
This is a rather extreme solution. Just oiling the chain and riding a mile or so while shifting through all the back gears should be enough.
The discussion comes up frequently whether to oil a new chain or leave that waxy crap they put on them at the factory. This is why you should oil the chain, because if you don't your cassette and chain will turn brown with rust the first time you get it wet. I left my well oiled chain sitting in the rain every day for two years while I was at University and never got so much as a spot of rust on it.
Just oil the cogs and brush them with a wire brush. Then clean them off a bit with some mineral spirits or WD40 to get rid of the brown rust sludge and re-oil them along with the chain. You don't need a fancy bike oil for this either. Just some regular engine oil will work if you have some. But if you have to go and buy something anyway then get a quart of Mobil 1 synthetic engine oil and you'll have a lifetime supply of top quality oil for your bicycle chain and many other uses. Get the thicker 20-50 if they have it so it doesn't wash out as easily.
And obviously if you value the investment in your bike you won't leave it outside anymore. It's one thing to ride it in the rain or even leave it locked to a bike rack in the rain. But leaving it out for storage in the rain is unforgivable on a lot of levels.
Model airplanes are cool too!.....
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What is Lent? Is it an official Christian holiday? Was it instituted in the Bible? What does it mean to observe Lent, and are Christians "required" to do so? For the interested, we'll try to answer those questions here.
Lent is the span of time in the church calendar that starts with Ash Wednesday and ends with Easter Sunday. Ash Wednesday commemorates the beginning of Jesus' 40-day fasting and temptation in the desert, and Easter Sunday commemorates Jesus' resurrection from the grave after his crucifixion.
Lent, then, is generally observed as a time for Christians to reflect, repent, and pray as a way of preparing their hearts for Easter. It is commonly observed by many Christian denominations—Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran, and others—although not every Christian church or denomination does so. Because Lent is not officially instituted in Scripture, observing it isn't in any way a "requirement" of Christianity. However, Christians from many different theological persuasions choose to observe it as a way of focusing their thoughts on Jesus Christ during the Easter season.
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Yesterday I posted to my Facebook page that we were headed "Off to Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer- The Musical! "She thinks I'm cute. She thinks I'm cute!" The TV show on stage."
To which someone replied "How do you all do this on weeknights? I won tickets but had to turn them down because I fear my kids would be dysfunctionally tired the next day."
Perhaps my kids ARE dysfunctionally tired the next day. But they're at school. I have no idea :-) I keed, I keed!
My oldest frequently stays up MUCH later than we were out last night. My middle is a trooper, like all the time. She is a classic no drama middle child. My youngest rests on me during the whole show and promptly falls asleep as soon as he gets home.
Are they tired the next day? Yes. Dysfunctionally? No. They all got up and did everything they were supposed to do and off they went to school. Will it effect their school day? Perhaps. But I think it's worth it. I do ticket giveaways and reviews specifically so my kids have the opportunity to go to these events. And they LOVE it. I love that I'm am instilling in them an appreciation of theater and cultural events. They're learning to be entertained by live performances and not just over the top special effects 3D ninja movies (although we love those too).
I will admit I did not have high hopes for this production. I don't know why, call me a cynic, a pessimist. Whatever. I just did not think it was going to be good. I grew up watching Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. It's a classic! I had no idea how that would translate to the stage as a musical. I was….skeptical.
It was SO cute and SO much fun! My kids loved loved it and I thought it did the original TV show much justice. They didn't try to change it, which I think was my biggest fear. That the producers would try to re- interpret the show. It's stayed true to the much loved 50 year old classic TV Christmas special. The story, sets, characters, and songs were all familiar. Even the voices were spot on! The crowd of parents delighted when Rudolph squealed "I'm cuuuuuute!" and broke out in applause when the Prospector first bounded on stage! Because it was familiar. We were connecting to it on a memory level. And it ended with a bouncing snow flake sing a long!
After it was over and we got in the car and noticed we'd be home before 9:00 I was even more pleased. Then I thought of Julia, the woman that commented on my status. I was sad that she didn't get to go. They would have been home much earlier than she imagined!
To that point I think that it's a great starter musical theater show. For kids who have never been to the theater or for moms afraid of keeping littles out too late – it's perfect. The show starts at 7 and is over at 8:30. The theater is full of kids being kids. It's a great place to teach your littles about how to behave in the theater without the fear that they will ruin the experience for others. Try taking a 4 year old to the Nutcracker and you'll know what I mean :-)
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Mistake number two, the bags did not have a tight seal.
Unfortunate circumstance number one, we have a fieldstone basement.
Unfortunate circumstance number two, we got some pretty serious rain over the summer.
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And here's the problem. The mistakes combined with the circumstances made them as stinky as all get out. Basement mildew moldy STANK.
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First we started with Howl-o-ween. The kids decorated treat bags and got some candy from the witch. During the month of October kids will get in their costumes and participate in Spooktacular family activities such as the Trick-or-Treat Trail or Monster Bash Dance Party. It'll be a howling good time! (Get it? Wolf. Howl?)
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My messy house.
My messy house happened fast and it's going to take a long time to pick up this I know for sure.
School starts on Tuesday that that stuff needs to be done before the picking up of the mess.
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Alfonzo Dennard will find out his fate on July 31. The Patriots cornerback was already on probation for punching a police officer back in April 2012 when he was arrested on suspicion of DUI on Thursday morning. He is scheduled to be in court on July 31 to determine if he violated that probation, according to Omaha.com. Omaha.com writes "Authorities have said that the accusation could be grounds for a Lancaster County District Court judge to revoke his probation and put him in jail for last year's assault on a Lincoln officer." Dennard is set to report for training camp with the Patriots on July 25. His court date will be in Nebraska. Dennard's camp claims Dennard attempted to blow on a breathalyzer twice and that he was below the legal limit. His court date for the arrest is scheduled for Aug. 12. Have a question for Doug Kyed? Send it to him via Twitter at @DougKyedNESN or send it here.
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Chicken Stir Fry With Broccoli & Carrots
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|Water/Chicken stock
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Long grain rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Boneless skinless chicken breasts
|1 Pound, cut into 1/2 inch strips
|Broccoli florets
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Small)
|3 , thinly sliced
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Minced ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|Green onion
|1 , chopped
|Chopped sweet red pepper
|2 Tablespoon
|Hoisin sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Tabasco sauce
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chopped coriander
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
In large saucepan, bring 2 cups (500 ml) water to boil over high heat; stir in rice. Reduce heat to medium-low; simmer, covered, 15 minutes. Remove saucepan from heat; let stand, covered, 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, in wok or large nonstick skillet, heat oil over high heat. Add chicken; stir-fry 2 minutes, until no longer pink inside. Remove with slotted spoon; set aside.
Add broccoli, carrots, garlic, gingerroot, green onion and red pepper to wok; stir-fry 1 minute. Stir in remaining water.
Cover; steam 3 to 5 minutes or until broccoli is just tender-crisp.
Stir in chicken with any accumulated juices, rice, and hoisin and Tabasco sauces; stir-fry 1 minute. Serve at once, garnished with chopped coriander.
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