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Also, what was the output format if you know? If you don't know, please ask your friend.
Anyway, this sounds to me like a creepypasta material. Altering raw data is not really possible without some 3rd party and I'm not sure that I'm aware of any possible algorithm shell which changes the mere recording, meaning that it must be either sniffed and altered between you two or that it's actually ghosts living on-line (or in HDD?) which would be awesome, but unlikely
Each time I format the disc it would be terrible.
Strangely enough not creepy at all, just a little crazy. They're not actually altering a file as such, more adding their noise & voices. They're not actually being recorded, they speak as play-back is pressed. It seems a certain arrangement of wires determines their clarity/tone/vol of speech. The voices that emit from my computer are tiny, high pitched or deep, and sometimes quite clear. The voices that emit from Robs, are far louder.
I know little about computers I confess (antique trader) Rob used a HP laptop and used the youcam app to generate the file, using the internal mic ( I've since discovered that an external mic is useless as they are not "in the air" so to speak) They are more than voices on computer (their words lol) they are doing art work from inches to millimetres with just a flick. So far I'm aware that they can speak with clarity, provide great art and can transfer themselves into other PC's.
Since altering Robs file in June, I haven't been able to upload/transfer anything, but I've sent Rob a memory stick with the latest updates on it and he'll sort any uploading from his computer. If you like you could generate a 30 sec recording done in the same way as above, upload it to a file sharing site (box.com?) and provide me the link here and see what the spirits can do with it. They've altered 6 computers so far.
I don't know where to begin regarding approaching science, so I've entered them into one of those paranormal challenges for now.


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AS A JUNIOR (2010): Played every minute in goal during the first seven games of the season ... posted a 3-2-2 record with four shutouts and a 0.54 goals-against average ... registered a .875 save percentage ... made 28 saves and surrendered just four goals ... earned his first monogram ... saw his first collegiate action when he started the season opener, a 1-0 loss to UCLA ... made five saves against the Bruins ... notched his first career shutout by making four saves in a scoreless draw against California ... recorded another clean sheet in the next contest as he made three saves in a 2-0 triumph of Drake ... saw his career-best scoreless streak of 357 minutes come to an end with a goal in the 90th minute in a 5-1 win over Cal Poly that clinched the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament title for the Irish ... posted his third shutout of the season in a 0-0 tie against Michigan ... made a career-high seven saves against the Wolverines ... had five saves in a 2-0 setback to Michigan State ... produced his fourth clean sheet in a 1-0 win over St. John's ... did not see time the rest of the season as fifth-year senior Philip Tuttle returned from injury.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Did not see game action.
AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Did not see game action ... was named to the College Soccer News `100 freshmen to keep an eye on' list prior to the season.
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Doesn't look quite right, actually makes it difficult to tell it's an exclamation mark.
Maybe a squidgy bounce would work better, sort of like a spring, so that it bounces and compresses slightly on the way down again.
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Doesn't look quite right, actually makes it difficult to tell it's an exclamation mark.
Maybe a squidgy bounce would work better, sort of like a spring, so that it bounces and compresses slightly on the way down again.
Definitely needs the ability to show topics as well, for example on the Incursion page we'd ideally be using the #IncursionGame hash-tag to show most recent relevant updates.
Grab the Deluxe Beta and you'll get two more levels to test by the end of summer. ;)
Hack Slash Loot? Me too man, that game looks AWESOME.
It actually reminds me quite a lot of Custom Robo Arena on the DS in terms of the visuals, so that's awesome.
Cool, and I don't think the scores are unfair, in fact given that they're comparing you to AAA survival horror titles I'd say those were scores to be proud of.
Cool. Love the visuals and the sound design. How well does it handle? The video makes it look like the controls might be a little squirrelly, but I don't want to judge it purely on that.
Cool, enjoy! :D
There should be a downloadable ZIP in the purchased downloads section over on the right. :)
Nice visuals, shall try this out when I get a chance.
Thanks man. :)
Awesome to see things coming along so quickly, and I love both pieces of music, the second one especially.
Keep up the awesome work my friend. ^__^
The burning barrel and swinging light looked totally out of wack, apart from that epic.
Childhood. <3
About bloody time. :L
Looking forward to this, I had a lot of fun with the demo. :D
This looks pretty cool. Sadly the lack of a Linux build means that I can't play it. :(
Thanks so much. ^__^
And yeah, I love the text input mechanic in the classics as well, but it seems like if the genre is to be taken seriously by anyone outside of that niche audience then it needs to adopt some more user-friendly mechanics from other existing game types.
I'd love to do a game that uses the old-style mechanic, but we really wanted this title to be something that just about anyone could pick up and enjoy, so it didn't seem like it was the right mechanic to use.
Absolutely gorgeous. ^__^
Yeah, I meant the computer. and very true. :)
Noice. :D
To be fair, I don't like catergorizing it that much. All I know is that it feels pretty faithful to the classic text-based adventures, but also incorporates some compatible elements from modern games, hence it's being billed as a "new-age tex-based adventure".
Hope that helps.
If there's anything you'd especially like to see in it by the way, be sure to email us or drop a tweet with the #IncursionGame hash-tag. The whole point of the open beta is to incorporate as many good suggestions as possible, so if you feel like it needs some additional mechanics, or the existing ones need tweaked, please don't hesitate to say so. :)
It actually borrows elements from each. Initially the player performed actions in the game in a more classic text-based adventure style (i.e. typing things word for word for them to happen), but we changed it after deciding that that element of the classics was more a limitation and quirk of the time than something fundamental to the genre. What we have now is probably closer to a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure game, but it incorporates the classic style and sensibility of text-based adventures, as well as having ridiculously crytpic secrets that can be unlocked through key phrases in the dialogue.
What didn't you get? and hopefully, the rest of the game will feature a lot less explaining of things, more actual gameplay and story. :)
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Looks good, and that's a very smart way of saving progress.
That is a whole lot nicer, good job. :D
How very Cave Story-esque. I love it. ^__^
I just meant if this gun shoots conventional bullets (like it appears to) then why not make it possible to carve the bullet tip, since presumably proper hollow-point ammo (and other ammo types) would be hard to come by, whereas all you need to make your own DIY hollow-points is a combat knife.
Gruesome, I like it.


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The Day the Music Died Day commemorates the untimely death of singers Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. These three Rock singers died in an airplane crash on February 3, 1959. at the height of their popularity.
Every generation has their music idols. These three were among the top of the 1950's generation. Those who grew up in the fifties mourned the premature deaths of their music idols. Memorials and remembrances occurred for years. Today, there are many websites memorializing their deaths, and detailing the events before and after the tragedy.
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Death of rock and roll musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa. (1959)
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WOW! Did not know this day existed -- glad you brought it up!
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I was only 8 years old when they died but I remember it. I used to sneak in my teenage brothers room and play his 45 of Peggy Sue.
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Like you say "Every generation has their music idols." I only know of these musicians from the movies and the "Golden Oldies" radio programs.
thanks for the history tidbits.
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Very Interesting Facts........ Being a teenager from Iowa, the 3 singers that lost their lives in that crash impacted me. I have memories listening to them. They had Happy Music. I especially like Buddy Holly's Music. Thanks for the trip down memory land.
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So sad.
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Some years ago i received six glass tumblers for safe driving rewards my wife has broken one i contacted UPS and they gave me the number of the corp that distributes these items but since the UPS logo has changed they cant help me do any of you on this board have a broken up set that i may purchase one glass tumbler from. i know this is the stock board and i am holding out for a split or a higher dividend retired since 2000 and never looked back..
I have a set of 8 glasses with the old ups logo on them.They are about 6 to 8 oz cups,don't know if they are the same ones your are talking about.I got these as safe driving award in late 80's or early 90's.Never used them they are still sitting in garage in the box they came in.You can have one if these are the ones you are talking about.
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Victor Manni, 83, of Oakdale, CA succumbed to cancer on April 28, 2014 after a long and courageous battle. He lived in Northern California for more than 50 years. After graduating from the University of the Pacific, he enjoyed a 40 year long career in teaching. He lived a full life. He had a love for music, art and his native Veracruz.
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I have heard the argument over and over again that a fetus, even one in the first trimester is the same as a born living baby from the PL group.
I'm not sure if the comparison is spiritual, physical, emotional or?
For me, I can see a spiritual similarity in the sense that one can choose to view a fetus as a spiritual being and I can understand that (no matter how far along a pregnancy is). Me personally - due to the number of early term miscarriages - at least 50%, it's not that I don't want to assign a lack of value - because I do see value in that potential - it's just that my heart can't let me believe that over 50% of all fertilized eggs are children expelled from their mother's bodies (for whatever reason), just as I cannot mourn every period I have for what could have been. Personally, I think there's obviously more to mourn for a lost pregnancy if one chooses to because the potential had been unlocked and it was one step further along in the process to BECOMING a child.
I can NOT see a physical comparison in that I believe all the body systems have to be "up and running" if you will. I also believe that having physical primitive reactions is NOT the same as comprehending things (for later term fetuses). I see a fetus as evolving and developing..but NOT as a viable baby until it reaches that point - and each point is different for every fetus.
I think the emotional aspect depends on the situation and the people involved. Everyone reacts differently.
It seems that maybe the basic difference is that PC'ers really see a pre-viable fetus as the opportunity for being a person, but not an ACTUAL baby yet (at least until viability) and PL'rs see NO difference, or if they do, it's not important enough to make a difference in suggesting that we're "killing babies."
Can I ask the PL'ers - if you REALLY thought that WE THOUGHT we were killing a baby - a real live, full-grown viable (non-life threatening or/and not suffering) baby - that we will still think aborting was ok? Are you continually trying to argue the fact that a fetus IS the same as a fully developed viable baby??
Thoughts on this aspect? PC'ers feel free to chime in if I'm making too sweeping generalizations here.


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With St. Patrick's Day right around the corner (it's tomorrow), I've decided to give the regular Versus slap-fight a pause and use this space for my own foul ends--determining which American holiday is the drunkest on the block.
Moe knows what the people like.
So how am I going to determine this? Guile, mostly. Wit. Made-up statistics and personal experience. This isn't a scientific survey by any means. But as I was looking at all the loads of green-tinted coverage being given to the annual drunken jerk-derby that is St. Patty's Day, it occurred to me that since the bending of elbows and the frantic consumption of alcohol is a fixture in so many of our American observances there must be some way to decide which is the most sodden.
So to wit, let's take a look at the contenders . . .The Contenders:
St. Patrick's Day, the Great Green Hope
Cinco de Mayo, the holiday for alcoholic historians
New Year's Eve, the day regret was born
Fourth of July, because nothing goes better with beer than explosives
Thanksgiving, because drinking is cheaper than family therapy
The Stats: For both proximity and density of drinkers, St. Patty's would seem to have an obvious lock on this contest, but maybe things aren't as obvious as they seem. Just as salsa has overtaken ketchup as America's favorite condiment, Cinco de Mayo has posted a strong showing in recent years, especially in Western cities with high populations of those confused by exactly what we're supposed to be celebrating on the Fifth of May. It's the birthday of the guy who invented Corona, right?
New Year's Eve is always a big day for drinking, but most of it is concentrated around the midnight hour. Whereas the average New Year's Eve drinker doesn't really get started until the sun goes down on the actual day of the celebration, many St. Patty's Day enthusiasts will often start self-lubricating some time around March 3--just to make sure they're properly pickled by the time the parades kick off.
The Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite drinking days, but that's mostly for the stories that hit the newspapers on July 5: "Local Man Loses Fingers, Face After Tragic Moonshine-and-Sparklers Incident" or "Hundreds Injured After Drunken Game of 'Guess How Long I Can Hold This M-80' Goes Wrong"
And Thanksgiving? Oh, Thanksgiving . . . Mixing family, liquor, silverware, and suppressed rage is just a recipe for disaster. Hilarity, too, but mostly disaster. And sometimes the sort that can only be sorted out by SWAT teams and hostage negotiators. I mean, seriously, how many movies have been made about a family gathering for Arbor Day?
The Battle: Where you come down on this topic really has everything to do with personal experience. I mean I could throw a bunch of statistics at you about DUI arrests, domestic disturbance reports, historic riots, or calls to various 911/suicide-prevention hotlines, but those won't matter nearly as much as your memory of the year that Cousin Leon showed up lit on Thanksgiving, parked his truck on the lawn, staggered to the door with a half-eaten turkey under one arm and a bottle of Jack in his hand, barfed in Grandma's begonias, then passed out on the carpet in the parlor, all before the Macy's parade was done. No data on crowd size or pints of Guinness sold is going to affect me as much as the Christmas I was tasked with sobering up one of my relations who'd shown up twisted on PBR and Demerol, then shoveling him into the car and driving him to the annual family visit with Grandma at the nursing home.
Hell, maybe your family really throws down on Flag Day. I don't know. But since this is a versus that deals with the drunkest holiday in America--and is, therefore, looking at holiday drinking on a national scale--I'm going to have to give it to . . .
The Winner: The Fourth of July. No, really. And here's my reasoning.
The Fourth has everything a drinking holiday needs: a day off from work, a weekend attached, various promotions from major liquor and beer companies, family, food, large public gatherings, and a long span of time for the drinking to happen. Add fire, barbecue grills, and high explosives to the mix and things just get better. The only thing missing from the Fourth of July is a youth-oriented marketing push, but really, if St. Pat's is the day when all of the amateur drinkers in America come out to decorate the gutters with their green vomit, then the Fourth of July is a day for the professionals--those who have some experience with the alcoholic arts and really know how to stretch a drunk out.
There's no poll this week, so I will take all arguments in favor of other holidays (or votes in support of the Fourth) in the comments section below.


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I love the story about how, when generals were parading through the streets of Rome during a victory march, a slave would be tasked with walking behind them saying memento mori — remember you're mortal.
How great is that? Here's a Roman general, top of the pile, a massive celebrity (like the Jay-Z of his day), and there's this slave reminding him that he's mortal and not to get too high above himself because he too can die.
Personally, I think we need more of that today — humility and the awareness to realize and accept that we are mortal, destined to die.


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With their infrared camera, the smart aliens would detect a vast donut-shaped ring of dust with a classic hole in the middle, all surrounding a yellow star. A little math, Landgraf says, and they could deduce the presence of a large planet, like Jupiter, that had cleared out the hole. They would also spot Neptune's signature scrawled in the dust.
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I was in this situation with May LO. I actually went into pre-term labor at 31 wks but it was stopped. I am not a SAHM so I did ask people I worked with if they would be willing to take ODS for a couple days if I went into labor early. Fortunately May LO waited until we had family in town to make her grand appearance.
Can your husband ask his co-workers? Does he have any good friends that might take your May LO at least while you are in labor? No other good ideas here. Its a hard situation to be in. Good luck and I hope your new babe keeps put for a bit.
I was fortunate to have my in laws 2 blocks away. But if we had stayed in another state then I was going to meet babysitters and have them babysit my son a few times just so he would get used to them and make sure they would be on call 24/7 just incase my daughter decided to show up in the middle of the night.
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I was a wreck about leaving dd for the first time but this girl was a college student studying early child Ed and right away I really liked her. I stayed with her the first half hour and left when I felt okay. The first time I was only gone a few hours.
Maybe by march you could find a few sitters you're comfortable with just in case? You could even stay home the first time while they're there until you feel good about them. It would give you a backup plan to put your mind at ease.
Congrats on new lo!
I'd say to start looking for sitters you like now and get a couple days of errands solo or a few date nights under your belt with the sitter for your DS to get used to her/him.
For my May LO, labor and delivery went fast once we got the hospital. He slept for some of the labor as it was early morning and we had woken him up to go to the hospital. He was actually on DH's shoulders for the 20 minutes I pushed. That kept him still so DH could still be there with me too. I honestly wouldn't have had it any other way. I'm glad that both my guys (DH and ODS) were there to welcome YDS.
Most hospitals have volunteers, usually retirees. Why not give the hospital a call and talk to someone that is in the patient services department to see if that's something they can help with. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be able to help watch DS for you the whole time but maybe while you're pushing and getting "cleaned up" right after. Even if they just take them to a pediatrics waiting area where they have toys. This is all of course if you don't mind having DS there at the hospital.
ETA: If you belong to a church or any other group/organization and would feel comfy with someone from there caring for DS at least while you give birth, ask. Use whatever networks you do have to find someone to help out.
I was in the same position as you. We actually had family come stay with us through my due date and the week after so it ended up working out (YDS was born two days before our help was leaving!) but, as a back-up or in case I went into labor early we found a nanny that we really liked on care.com and she was "on call" until YDS was born. Highly recommend that website. It has served us well and eased my anxiety through the end of my pregnancy. Good luck!
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Our closest relatives are 6 hours away. With our 2nd, she was a planned induction so my mom was able to be here for the birth. However, my MIL would have driven her 6 hours at the drop of a hat to get here to watch ODD if we would have needed her to. We have some friends at church that would have been willing to take ODD for a few days as well. I don't know if you are involved in a church in your area, but that is a great resource as well!!
Even if you aren't religious, there are great moms groups that usually meet at churches...like MOPS (mothers of preschoolers). If you start getting involved in a group like that maybe you can make friends with someone you could trust your child with. Also, maybe try meetup.com to see if there are any other groups you could get involved with to meet other moms (or just people that you could get to know to watch your kid!)
Did you nurse your 1st baby? Are you planning to nurse this one? If so, contact your local La Leche League (you can find them online, just search La Leche League). There are monthly meetings you could go to to meet other moms & get some contacts too.
Just some ideas...hope that helps!!
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A weekly blog feature in which we walk into a bar and ask the bartender to make us his or her favorite drink.
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A weekly blog feature in which we walk into a bar and ask the bartender to make us his or her favorite drink.
The locale: Tiger Lounge, at 412 Orcas St. in Georgetown. It's only been open for three weeks, but I definitely recommend checking it out, not only for the kitschy retro decor, but because they've got sizable front and back patios for optimum sunshine enjoyment.
The bartender: Kristyana, who'd prefer we not give her last name. She just moved here for this job from Port Townsend, but has been serving for five years. My unfortunately blurry photo does not do her justice.
The bartender:
The drink: A Brooklyn. It's like a Manhattan, but made with Irish whiskey-- Kristyana uses Jameson-- with a dash of amaretto instead of sweet vermouth, and no bitters.
When I initially ask Kristyana to make me her favorite drink, she hesitates.
Should I make you a drink that's a good drink for this bar, or my favorite drink? I'm more of a whiskey drinker.
Me too.
Then you'll like this. It's called a Brooklyn. It's like a Manhattan, but with Irish whiskey. I love Irish whiskey.
I've never heard of this drink before. But it's really smooth. Smoother than a regular Manhattan, actually. If I go into any bar and ask for it, will they know what I'm talking about?
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As we have a habit of doing over here, we'll be compiling a list of the best Seattle records of 2011 for our Year In Music issue of Reverb Monthly.
Laura Musselman This pic of Katie Kate at SW's Reverb Fest, is on my short list for "Best Live Shot of the Year."
But before we put the finishing touches on our list, we want to give you, our patient readers, a chance to chime in on what the best (oh, wait, is that the same as favorite?) Seattle record of 2011 is. Is it Shabazz Palaces' Black Up? Fleet Foxes' Helplessness Blues? Stag's "Don't Lead With Your Heart"? Or what about Matthew Santos' Massachusetts 2010? No, Santos isn't a Seattleite, but his label, Barsuk, makes its home here, so we'll include it -- and other Seattle-based records -- for consideration as well.
Let us know what you think. And if you haven't read it already, be sure to take a look at John Roderick's list: "Top 10 Reasons I Hate Year-End Top 10 Lists."


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Dying to get in? Here's how.
Arlington National Cemetery, "the nation's most hallowed military burial ground," was born in an act of theft: The U.S. government confiscated it in 1861 from Gen. Robert E. Lee and his wife, Mary Custis Lee, after he took command of the army of Northern Virginia. The first of the Union dead buried there was Pvt. William Christman, a member of the Pennsylvania regiment who saw as much combat as did now-disgraced Ambassador M. Larry Lawrence--none.
Of the United States' 114 national cemeteries, only Arlington is administered by the Department of the Army. All the rest fall under the jurisdiction of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Arlington contains the remains of 240,000 dead. It also contains several monuments, including the Tomb of the Unknowns and the Tomb of the Unknown Dead from the Civil War, the latter a granite tomb that holds the remains of 2,111 Civil War soldiers. There are also monuments honoring women in the military, the victims of the failed Iran rescue mission, the slain Kennedy brothers, the victims of the space shuttle Challenger mission, the Rough Riders, and the victims of the USSMaine (its mast was salvaged from Havana harbor and brought to Arlington).
"The event that thrust us into the national spotlight was the burial of President Kennedy in 1963," says cemetery superintendent John C. Metzler Jr. Only 1 million people visited the cemetery the year before JFK was assassinated, the Washington Post reports. During the six months following the assassination, 9 million came, and by 1968, the Kennedy shrine was attracting 7 million people a year.
"Requests for burials rose by 400 percent" following JFK's televised burial, the Post continues. As late as 1967, any veteran with an honorable discharge was eligible for burial in Arlington, and the cemetery had only a year's worth of plots in reserve. To conserve space, the government adopted new eligibility rules that made the cemetery a more exclusive--and therefore more attractive--address for the dead.
Although Arlington remains the prestigious address, any veteran with an honorable discharge automatically qualifies for burial--with military honors--in one of the nation's veterans cemeteries.
Last month, the Associated Press reported the arcane rules currently in effect for who can be buried in Arlington:
Military personnel who died on active duty;
The heavily decorated, including those who won the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, Air Force Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star, or Purple Heart;
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SAN ANTONIO - The chief of police in Elmendorf is dead and a suspect behind bars after a violent confrontation.
Michael Pimentel died Saturday after being shot at least twice by a man he had stopped while on duty on South First Avenue and East Ninth Street.
According to the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, Pimentel and the suspect, identified as 24-year-old Joshua Manuel Lopez, got into a confrontation after the traffic stop around 11:30 a.m.
"You know, on even a quiet, peaceful day in South Texas in a small town, it can turn deadly in an instance and it re-enforces the dangers our law enforcement officers face every single day," said Bexar County Sheriff Susan Pamerleau.
Pimentel suffered gunshot wounds to his stomach and shoulder during the confrontation.
The sheriff's office says Pimentel died at University Hospital where an AirLife helicopter flew him for treatment.
Pamerleau said the sheriff's office will take over the investigation.
"We have taken responsibility for this continued investigation. It's a very small agency, the chief and a few other officers, and we have the investigative capabilities to investigate this," said Pamerleau.
Authorities say Lopez had an outstanding warrant for graffiti at the time, and will now be charged with capital murder for Pimentel's death.
Both the sheriff's office and the San Antonio Police Department have offered their assistance to the small police department in Elmendorf and the community.
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When is an industrial dishwasher the most useful?
I've mentioned it in another post briefly but when you're running a commercial establishment that has a great number of dishes or glasses getting used on a regular basis, then you're definitely going to need someone or something to be able to deal with this. Having run a catering kitchen myself I know the stresses and strains that can arise when you're cooking for a large amount of people and you're running out of clean dishes and crockery to serve them with.
Dishwasher sales have really increased in recent years for a number of reasons. Not only have the dishwashers themselves become a lot cheaper but people have slowly realised that they can actually save more money in the long run by buying one. This may appear counter intuitive at first, how can paying thousands for something that can be done by hand save you money? Well the truth is a dish washing machine can save you time and in the restaurant business time is definitely money.
Commercial dishwashers actually save you money
I used to hire a girl who would come in on the busy days of the week in order to be able to cope with peak times at my restaurant. When it came to the end of my accounting year I would see exactly how much I had paid to get my dishes clean, needless to say it was quite a surprise to me. I had paid out in one year enough to allow me to buy 3 dishwashers outright. So, armed with this information I decided to take the plunge and splash out on a brand new commercial dishwasher machine and the truth is I haven't looked back since! It's saved me a ton of money!
Deciding whether to buy a commercial dishwasher
In this article I'm going to be discussing a variety of things that you should look at before making the decision to buy a commercial dishwasher for yourself or your commercial catering kitchen. This article doesn't cover everything that you need to consider but should give you a few ideas to get you started. Looking around for the best commercial dishwasher while you are around the catering sector is a very difficult challenge, there are plenty of manufacturers wanting to sell you the latest model or brand.
Weighing up buying a commercial dishwasher against the cost
There are lots of considerations for anyone who is making to transition to an industrial dishwasher that is great for cleaning hundreds of dishes every single hour. As with most consumer items, you are able to shell out just about anything for a good piece of equipment, it might be a pretty good strategy for you to give plenty of thought to precisely how frequently you are likely to use one of these machines and then use that info to help you make a decision on exactly how much you are going to spend. The size of the dish washing machine that you are considering is typically a fundamental thing to consider, this is especially true when you've got an extremely compact cooking area with not much space or room. If you are on a tight spending budget, it can be worth considering a more energy efficient machine, one that isn't going to drive the electric and power way too high when you use it often.
The methods which a dish-washer can be made to be able to last longer
Much like almost all of the other professional products that you own, adequate maintenance will increase it's functionality and also increase how long it will last you for. If you want your catering equipment to actually last a long time, you will need to perform the correct repairs and maintenance strategies frequently. Making use of your current dish-washer in the right way is key to extending the life-span, added to this completing the required services and repairs is important and you'll definitely want to have a look at instructions prior to use.
What industrial dish-washer functions are absolutely essential for you?
You will find absolutely no shortage of additional functions and features that you could purchase when you buy a commercial dishwasher, what you really should contemplate is whether or not you really need them in the first place.
If a very fast cleaning time is of high priority to you, I'd personally say that you should unquestionably purchase a water pump to minimize the time period that you must wait around in between cycles. I probably would additionally recommend choosing a water softener, these typically clear away harmful particles from your standard water and also drastically increase the life span of the entire system. I believe that purchasing a business dishwasher without following some of the suggestions I've mentioned you may well run into a few problems down the line.
When might you need a commercial dishwasher?
As much as I love to use these wonderful machines, not every kitchen out there will actually need one. I always tell friends and fellow restaurant owners that they should only invest in a commercial dishwasher if doing them manually is actually going to cost there more than paying money for a machine to do them.
When does a restaurant kitchen need a dishwasher?
Paying a full time dish washing person can be pretty costly in the long run, even when you hire someone on a part time basis, the costs can quickly mount up. The chances are though, if you are actually employing someone to do this for you in a kitchen environment then a dishwasher might be ideal for your needs.
Make no mistake though that even with a machine that automates the dish-washing process, there is a certain amount of labor that is required to get your dishes clean. It isn't just a case of putting the dishes in a machine and forgetting about them, oh no, there are various stages in the processes that you need to still complete yourself. An example of this is the pre-rinsing stage, this stage is necessary if you have cooked something that has left a significant amount of resedue behind on your crockery.
What is the dishwasher pre-rinse stage?
Pre-rinsing ensures that your commercial dishwasher does not become clogged up and saturated with insoluble materials. It is the actual manual washing that takes place prior to you putting your dirty dishes into the machine and will help to remove the bulk of food and other remains that may still be on your dishes. I will be writing a bit more about this in future blog posts.


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Vinyl snuck the tip of her hoof under the record, flicking it so that the record somersaulted up into the air, before catching it with her teeth. She bowed and thanked her audience, before revealing her iridescent grin to Octavia. Octavia was loathe to admit it, but Vinyl had thrived without the aid of her horn. Though she had to give Vinyl her due, she was glad the show had went without any catastrophic failures that would culminate in the mob storming the stage. Octavia still had to buy the drinks tonight, though.
"So, Octy. Shall we head to the bar for those drinks you owe me?"
Octavia tried her best to save face. Which, for her, meant she took up a huffy posture with her forelegs crossed.
"I suppose, considering I lost my wager. It must be said that you did well tonight. However...I'd prefer somewhere with a bit more..." She glanced at the clientele, noting the general slack-jawed look of them all. "...Liveliness, and some elegance to boot."
"Y'know, Octy. For once, I'm feelin' the same thing. Must be because it's free for me!"
Her grin was on the verge of turning into a supernova. Octavia simply sighed, waving a hoof at the exit.
"Very well. I'll allow you to choose the place, seeing as you are the winner and all that...for now, at least."
The pair exited the bar, Octavia flatly refusing the proffered free bottle of Stella Artrot, which was the crucible of all she despised in the lager industry. The opiate of the cheap, lager-swilling masses that really had no position in civilised society. Obviously, an establishment of this calibre, or lack thereof, simply didn't stock anything worthy of her palette, so she departed with Vinyl to the uptown district, where proceedings were often met with more coherent elegance.
They eventually found themselves sitting in a modern wine-bar that seemed to embrace the colour purple in its entire spectrum. Light-purple carpets were lit by almost pink lighting, the stainless-steel trim reflected all the colour around it, inevitably appearing purple itself. Even the barcolt was purple, and Octavia couldn't help but feel that he was the kind that wouldn't deny a tight hug from another colt. He had a very forward and feminine attitude that made Octavia want to pay her bill as rapidly as possible, and retreat to the furthest possible corner of the room.
So it was that Octavia was sitting comfortably on the plush, cushioned seating, sipping a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Wine was something Octavia enjoyed in lieu of the whiskey she often craved, it irritated her that so few establishments in Canterlot knew a good drink from a terrible one. The fact that they continued to offer their customers the vulgar sewage water they did, while failing to stock anything with at least a little character, astounded Octavia. She feared that she would rapidly deplete any chance of finding a good whiskey bar at all. Thankfully, this bar was a tiny fiefdom of classy sense in the cultural swamp of Canterlot, even if the lighting was pushing Octavia's vision into the ultraviolet.
She swirled the glass, before taking another sip. The light, but noticeable, hint of gooseberry pleased her palette as it washed over her taste buds. She had ensured to ask for Sauvignon Blanc hailing from Neigh Zealand, specifically Mareborough, where the very gooseberry hint she enjoyed in the wine was most evident. Not as enjoyable as the smoky taste of her favourite Jura, with its overtones of oak, and its smooth texture. Still, it was a good stand-in for the refined spirit.
Vinyl, obviously, opted for a glass of Bacolti, for which Octavia chided her, eliciting an airy comment about how the pair acted like an old couple from the barcolt. This only furthered her wish to evade the barcolt with haste. The two were now seated at the table, directing their attention to the other patrons in the bar. Vinyl tapped Octavia's foreleg, then failed to subtly point at a pair of mares sharing a drink at the bar. One was a chocolate-brown mare, her hooves coloured a sickly-sweet yellow, and her hair a menagerie of shades ranging from deep brown to caramel yellow. The pony next to her was as lucidly clean as the other was sickly and chocolaty. Her coat was the purest white, her hooves also ending in strange, natural socks, only hers were pink. Her mane was a spectrum from the lightest to the most vibrant shades of pink, but it was the cutie mark that Vinyl was pointing at.
"What sorta pony has ice-cream for a cutie mark?"
"I wouldn't know, maybe her talent is for...eating ice-cream? Or making them? Why don't you go ask her, and let her know you were staring at her flank?"
Octavia shot Vinyl a challenge through her smile, who nonchalantly waved it away with a foreleg.
"Maybe she sells ice-cream. She could sell ice-cream and ice-cream accessories?"
"What is an ice-cream accessory anyway? What's the other one's cutie mark? Something with a loveheart...what do you think?"
"I dunno, if it is an ice-cream eating cutie mark the other has, she's got a great figure despite it."
Octavia choked as she was sipping her wine, spurting it out over the table, and causing, quite frankly, a most embarrassing scene. One which the barcolt seemed spring-loaded to pounce on.
"Oh, darling, don't fret, and do hold on just a moment! I'll just gather a paper towel or two. Excuse me ladies," he squeezed past the ice-cream pony and her friend, before returning, said paper towels levitating ahead of him. "There we are, sweetheart, all mopped up. Please don't...spill any more, unless you plan to buy a replacement. I shan't complain at that!"
Thankfully the barcolt left as quickly as he appeared, carrying the soppy, wet towel in his horn's thrall. The two mares at the bar shot Octavia and Vinyl a glance, before turning back round and giggling into their drinks. Octavia turned back to Vinyl, who was starting to regain control of her lungs after the laughing fit.
"Well, Octavia. I'd say your classy dignity took a blow there!"
She stifled further falsetto giggles with a hoof, her cheeks flaring red around it.
"Ugh, I'd rather just get back to my drink, rather than you derailing the conversation talking about how attractive fillies are."
She shot a curious look over her wine glass, only her eyes showing, intently monitoring Vinyl.
"Pfft...well, uhh. It's not fillyfooling to compliment a mare, it's just that I've been hanging around with you. There's not much to compliment."
She shot an equally challenging look at Octavia, her pupils flaring, pushing her to respond.
"Is that so? A pony with such a brash manedo can hardly speak. Ponies in glass stables and suchlike."
The ball was in Vinyl's court, who delicately raised her glass, the drink providing a small respite from the battle of wits.
"Maybe, but it's all in your view, right? And in your view...bowties look cool. Nopony thinks bowties are cool."
"I assure you, bow-ties are very much in fashion this season. At least, amongst the upper echelons of society, they are."
Vinyl pondered Octavia's reply, before simply scratching her head in a pretense of confusion.
"I don't get it...where did you find a blind fashion designer?"
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Octavia and Vinyl find somewhere less life-threatening to spend the night. On Octavia's purse, of course.
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO burned right there at the end xD
haven't finished the chapter but-
that's all I believe that needs to be said thusfar.
that's all I believe that needs to be said thusfar.
I love this witty banter.
wow, love this, and Bowties are cool Vinyl, so are fezzs and Stetsons
First we have Buttersc0tchSundae, then we have a Hank Hill reference to describe her cutie mark. Pure genius. XD
Forgot to add to favorites, sorry.
Words are inadequate. My compliments to the author.
BUTTERSCOTCH and FOXXY HOOVES!!!! i love it!!!! as soon as it said "One was a chocolate-brown mare, her hooves coloured a sickly-sweet yellow" i was like, "oh my fucking god, its butters!!!!" i love it, very good idea!
I love the clashing of the two personalities that youve got going here, its extremely well exicuted. Vinyl and Octavia... i still dont understand why they're spending time together... all because of a little rivalry... its so perfect too...
I love the clashing of the two personalities that youve got going here, its extremely well exicuted. Vinyl and Octavia... i still dont understand why they're spending time together... all because of a little rivalry... its so perfect too...
Whoo, free drink!
Cool, guests!
Cool, guests!
I know...
...Or are they?!
...Or are they?!
Lickety-Split- actually i sells propane and propane accessories
Y'know, I've never actually watched KotH. :S
ive only seen a few but when ever i here something and something accessories it becomes propane
I just singed up here to thank you for this story.
Awesome job.
Need moar!
Awesome job.
Need moar!
Hey now... Bowties are cool.
If you can pull off the look, Octavia sure can...
If you can pull it off, anyone can wear anything. In fact, I know of a certain Doctor who wore a fashionable... vegetable.
I must be honest and say...I wasn't alive when he was around, I picked it up with Ecclestone...because I was alive then. XD
...Same, but Tennant is the one who called it a 'fashionable vegetable' to the 5th doctor, while playing the 10th doctor.
The fifth doctor is his father in law. Or will be. Because he's married(or marrying) the daughter of the 5th Doctor.
Who happened to guest star on an episode where she was a clone and surrogate 'daughter' of the 10th Doctor. It's twice the incest with none of the incest.
The fifth doctor is his father in law. Or will be. Because he's married(or marrying) the daughter of the 5th Doctor.
Who happened to guest star on an episode where she was a clone and surrogate 'daughter' of the 10th Doctor. It's twice the incest with none of the incest.
This story is incredible!
Octavia's nick is 'Tavi! Not Octy!
DR.Who and oblivion references? love it.
great read
Can't wait to read more of this!
Can't wait to read more of this!
Can't wait to write more of this!
Well...I can, I have to go to sleep now...then work, but after! Nope...pub...
I'll find time!
Well...I can, I have to go to sleep now...then work, but after! Nope...pub...
I'll find time!
"or ice cream accessories" good god man!
other than that, was a little shaky in the beginning, buts it's comming along really well, glad you update so frequently
other than that, was a little shaky in the beginning, buts it's comming along really well, glad you update so frequently


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I have cryptocoryne in spiralis in my 10 gallon, 15 watt tank for about 2 months now. it grows long and i see runners growing but the problem im having is with its leaves... the ents of the leaves tend to gradually rot and there seems to be brown spots on the leaves. is my lighting not high enough for them?
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As we were discussing via PM, can you post a photo of the leaf with the brown spots and tips?
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can you see the yellowish brown spots on the leaves?
I would suggest some floating plants. Also, increase the Flourish to twice weekly from once.
Crypts can be fussy plants. I have had them doing fine for months, then not.
are you recommending lower lights?
oh and i put 5 drops of flourish in this tank also. is that enough?
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But the light may be more the issue. The fact that your stem plants are growing well suggests it is brighter than the crypts may need. But at this stage the best way to deal with that is to shade the crypts a bit, and floating plants work well. Even a stem plant like Pennywort allowed to float will do, at little expense. And it is easily controlled to keep it open above the stem plants.
My C. spiralis in my 70g has some yellowing leaves now and then, but new growth continues so I haven't bothered. As I mentioned, crypts are fussy plants.
and would a tank with more plants require more flourish per dose or same dose more frequenlty througout the week?
Like most crypts, Wendtii prefer less light.
When you shade your spiralis, put the wendtii under it too. :)
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