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I Spy
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- Release Date: Nov 1, 2002
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This is probably Murphy's best comedic performance since "Bowfinger." The adrenaline is pumping and the outrageousness is dialed all the way up. Murphy is often funny, and occasionally hilarious.
No less than four screenwriters are credited, yet the script is filled with the usual clichés (hello, red digital readout!) and supposed twists that can be seen a mile away.
Between spy training and sensitivity training, the two (Murphy/Wilson) prove nicely matched comic foils.
I Spy confirms Wilson's ability to turn mediocre, mercenary endeavors into fun crowd-pleasers. Of course, Wilson starring in I Spy is like Phil Jackson coaching a junior-high basketball team, but as long as the results are this entertaining, it's doubtful audiences will care.
TV's ''I Spy'' knew how to swing. The movie 'I Spy knows only how to scramble and string together moments of Murphy braggadocio and Wilson stoner-ocity, and the sweat shows.
It's precisely the lineup of familiar past work that makes I Spy pretty dull goods, invigorated mainly by the sharp interplay between Murphy and Wilson, both of whom shine best when they have a sidekick to work with.
Up against the wit and teamwork of the sparkling TV original, this lame vehicle sputters and fades.
The movie comes to life when Murphy and Wilson are trading one-liners, and then puts itself on hold for spy and action sequences of stunning banality.
Too much of the humor falls flat. Thomas' numerous chase sequences through the streets, over the rooftops and through the airways of Budapest seem numbingly repetitive, and the script's reliance on castration gags betrays its overall lack of imagination.
We're talking mediocre-to-bad. Still, the film has at least two bits that are funnier than anything in many better films and a fair amount of mild amusement in between.
The real problem with the new film, however, is a certain lack of chemistry between the leads; Wilson is game, as always, but his part is seriously underwritten, and while Murphy raises trash talking to the level of a fine art, he seems to be operating in another movie altogether.
Spoof or tongue in cheek update, the movie squanders the lion's share of its time on tired, cartoon-quality sequences choreographed around ho-hum chases and explosions. None possess the satiric zip of Austin Powers-style parody.
Mostly I Spy, with more dead spots than a Jerry Lewis telethon, is content to mark time. That gives us, and perhaps the cast as well, the opportunity to reflect on how satisfying this film could have been if anyone had thought it worth their while to provide real material for the talent to work with.
Buffeted by the usual car crashes and explosions, Wilson and Murphy never develop any comic chemistry.
The sex bits are flat, the racial innuendo is flatter, and somewhere, Cosby is having a Pudding Pop and shaking his head in disbelief.
I cry for I Spy or I would if this latest and laziest imaginable of all vintage-TV spinoffs were capable of engendering an emotional response of any kind. Comas are physical, not emotional.
Their (Murphy/Wilson) exchanges and interplay are so campy and over the top that I kept expecting them to pull out frying pans and start bopping each other over the head with them. I Spy is one just Stooge short of homage.
The execution is so dumbed-down, so dumbfounding, that sophisticated moviegoers might confuse it for outtakes from "Spy Kids 2" and "XXX."
An overblown clunker full of bad jokes, howling cliches and by-the-numbers action sequences.
The movie is so thoroughly lousy. It's loud, brash and obvious, full of car chases and explosions and gunplay.
Something lazy, slow, shallow, stupid, amateurish, unfunny, unsuspenseful, uninformed, unspeakably dull and witlessly written, directed and acted (the special effects suck, too).
Even the handful of moments that are amusing feel recycled from old sketches of Mr. Murphy's.
Though ample time is spent mingling Murphy's jabberjaw locutions and Wilson's curveball spaciness, the film leaves only the bitter reek of a botched chemistry experiment.
Stinker doesn't begin to describe this movie's character -- both frenzied and dispiriting.
Exhausts you with its derivative stupidity, leaving you weak and bored and weary of comedy that's not funny, action that's not exciting, dialogue that's not clever. It's not even an adequate rip-off of the TV show.
Hollywood's Thanksgiving turkey arrives today - 27 days early - in the gobbling guise of the heavily hyped, brain-dead comedy, I Spy.
Nothing is real, but at the same time, nothing is fake. Nothing is, period. You don't believe a second of it for a second, so banal and predictable is it.
Just plain dismal, an inexplicable mining of old, mid-level programming that has all the raging excitement of continental drift.
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 53 Ratings
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Feb 4, 2011I must have seen this movie at least a dozen times. I don't understand why the critics gave it such a low rating - I would recommend thisI must have seen this movie at least a dozen times. I don't understand why the critics gave it such a low rating - I would recommend this movie to anyone!… Full Review »
ClarkWAug 10, 2008A very funny movie. The banter between Wilson and Murphy is hilarious, and the actions scenes are entertaining and fun. It could use a bit A very funny movie. The banter between Wilson and Murphy is hilarious, and the actions scenes are entertaining and fun. It could use a bit more depth, but overall it is a very good action comedy buddy movie.… Full Review »
JohnB.Aug 4, 2007The critics don't seem to be able tell the difference in tone between Breach and Get Smart. This movie is no more unrealistic than the The critics don't seem to be able tell the difference in tone between Breach and Get Smart. This movie is no more unrealistic than the average James Bond film, but then this film is a comedy . It's supposed to make you laugh and it does, especially the riffs between Wilson and Murphy.… Full Review »


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J.X. Williams is a pseudonym used by several different authors during the 1960s for many adult novels.[1] Ed Wood's film Parisian Passions employed this pseudonym, and it had been used by author Victor J. Banis, among others.
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- ^ a b Cullum, Paul (2 October 2005). "Wrapped in an Enigma, Hidden in a Film Archive". New York Times. Retrieved 15 January 2014.
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Skip to comments.KING: 100 percent repeal of Obamacare
Posted on 04/02/2010 8:40:11 PM PDT by pissant
President Obama, speaking at a rally in Iowa City on March 25, challenged opponents of Obamacare who have vowed repeal. To repeal advocates, the President said, "Go for it."
Before the first light of dawn on the morning after this Pelosi Congress sent Obamacare to the President's desk, I started the process to repeal.My decision to take this fight to and through the next election and probably through the presidential election in 2012 was not a knee jerk response to a legislative defeat.It is a commitment to the Constitution, fiscal responsibility, real health care reform and American Liberty.
President Obama, Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Reid - the troika that controls America today - have long had designs to shove America into the abyss of socialism. Their philosophy, political power and cynical effort to expand the dependency class all lined up to make Obamacare the law of the land. The highest price every generation of Americans will pay is not measured in dollars but in lost liberty.
America is a unique nation with unmatched vitality. The rights and liberties which transformed the "Dream" into the reality of American Exceptionalism are written on our hearts. We have a vitality that is unmatched because we have skimmed the cream of the crop off every donor civilization.
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Thank you, Mr. King.
Even if we lose, we need to fight such a fierce battle they cannot enjoy the victory.
Hunter retired?
What an arrogant SOB. I hope the Democrats lose 100 seats in the House and 15 in the Senate. That won't give the Republicans veto proof majorities but it will scare the crap out the the Democrats left and repeal maybe possible. (Well I can hope, it's not just HC that need repeal but his entire agenda needs to be stopped).
"President Obama, Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Reid - the troika that controls America today - have long had designs to shove America into the abyss of socialism. Their philosophy, political power and cynical effort to expand the dependency class all lined up to make Obamacare the law of the land. The highest price every generation of Americans will pay is not measured in dollars but in lost liberty. "
Glad he is telling it like it is. Yes, we must repeal 100% of obamacare.
Amen to that...I want them to feel the heat from what they have done. To be scorned and ridiculed...Then voted out..
Congressman Steve King today announced he will host two town hall meetings next week. Both meetings are open to the public and the media. Congressman King will deliver opening remarks and take questions.
King's schedule follows:
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Town Hall Meeting in Council Bluffs
9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Iowa Western Community College, Looft Hall Auditorium, 2700 College Road, Council Bluffs
Town Hall Meeting in Sioux City
2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Western Iowa Tech Community College, Cargill Auditorium, 4647 Stone Avenue, Sioux City
Will Steve King be in the 2012 presidential race?
The gauntlet is thrown.
March 26, 2010
King Introduces Bill to Repeal Obamacare
Congressman Steve King (R-IA) this week introduced legislation that will completely repeal Obamacare. Text of his legislation (H.R. 4972) follows:
Effective as of the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, such Act is repealed, and the provisions of law amended or repealed by such Act are restored or revived as if such Act had not been enacted.
"Today the work begins to repeal Obamacare and restore the principles of liberty that made America a great nation," King said. "The American people must take their country back by methodically eliminating every vestige of creeping socialism, including socialized medicine. The Pelosi Democrats will pay a price for their overreach. This fight is far from over."
WOW, WOW, WOW! Dynamic!
King at CPAC.
Game on Obummer! Bring it.
I'll take our patriots over your free pie eaters anyday!
It seems the RNC is going to be pushing Repeal and Replace...
That's what we need: LEADERSHIP! And King has it.
No less than 100%!
You must not have children. Losing is not an option. The progressives enjoying victory has nothing to do with our battle. This is about living in liberty granted by God through the Constitutional Republic His Providence gave us. We must fight such a fierce battle we win.
Political ads running here in Kansas are touting the same thing: repeal, repeal, repeal!
King would make a great President.
Meanwhile we have a evil Kenyan who wants to be king.
The House could DEFUND it on Jan 2011 and there woul dbe nothing the usurper or the Senate could do.
I hope he can get his fellow GOP'ers onboard. Let us turn back the clock and repeal this 100%. May God be with Rep. King in this effort.
Thrilling speech.
Well, thank heavens someone agrees with the people.
King/Palin 2012?
King/Palin 2012
ha...great minds think alike!
I hope so!!
I would walk a million miles to a polling station to vote for that ticket.
100% repeal. Nothing less will do.
LoL...Yeah. Amazing!
And take all 2400 pages and the other 10,000 pages from the Federal register and shove it up Obama's ass.
OMG, you are bad!
Naughty, naughty!
Finally a Republican congressman showing some leadership, leaving no doubts about where stands and not using weasel words.
Very good, MJ - Repeal and Replace
Here's another man we need desparately in DC.
Lt. Col Allen West - running for Congress...
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Like the Tea Tax and the British Parliament, those who voted for Obamacare in Congress do not represent anybody who will be paying for it.
We can auction off the privilege of driving the front loader to do it with. A Shove It Up 0bama lotto.
King? King? That undocumented migrant muslim marxist narcissist bastard thinks that he is God.
Is this Congressman King from NY? I didn't realize his first name was Steve...
IT WILL NEVER BE REPEALED. Too little too late. There should have been riots in the streets before this garbage was passed.Those of you waiting for NOV elections are fooling yourselves as well. Nov is way way too late. The damage to this country will be enormous by then and in my opinion irreversible.We do a lot of talking on here but no doing. We should have NEVER let this health care bill go through .
I hope millions would follow you!
No - that is Peter King. Steve King is from Iowa.
No, that's Peter
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Spicy Asian Chicken Pasta
Total Time
Prep 25 mins
Cook 25 mins
I LOVE this sauce! It's a bit spicy, so, if you don't want the heat, cut back on the Jalapeno and hot sauce. But I LOVE it spicy! You could substitute shrimp or pork cubes very easily in this ample main dish. Or, leave the meat out completely and add some chopped peanuts. YUMMY!
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- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 6 cloves garlic, minced
- 3 jalapeno peppers, seeded and minced
- 1 1⁄2 cups cannned unsweetened coconut milk
- 1⁄3 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1⁄3 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 2 tablespoons oriental sesame oil
- 2 tablespoons fresh ginger, peeled,minced
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
- 3⁄4 cup diced red bell pepper
- 1⁄2 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1⁄2 cup chopped green onion
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into 1/4 inch wide strips
- 1 lb linguine
- Heat 2 T oil in a large saucepan over medium heat.
- Add garlic and jalapeno.
- saute 3 minutes until tender but not brown.
- Add coconut milk, peanut butter, soy sauce, lime juice, sesame oil, ginger, honey and hot pepper sauce.
- Whisk until smooth and bring to a simmer.
- Remove from heat.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- This sauce can be made well in advance, covered and refrigerated.
- Heat remaining 1 T oil in a large skillet over medium high heat.
- Add bell pepper, mushrooms, and green onions.
- Saute 3 minutes.
- Add chicken and saute until cooked through,about 3 more minutes.
- Add sauce.
- Simmer until heated.
- Cook linguine in a large pot of boiling, salted water until al dente.
- Drain.
- Pour heated sauce over pasta and toss to coat well.
- Divide among plates and serve.
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Like other comments - I did a little tweaking on the sauce: one time I used red chile flakes and hot sauce in lieu of jalapeno's the other time I used a 7.7 ounce can of chopped jalapeno's (which turned out very spicy!) -but this a great recipe to build on. I served over basmati rice instead of pasta and topped with cilantro. Thanks!
FANTASTIC! I used rice instead of linguini and it was great because it was super spicy for me and my boyfriend who hates spicy foods just used more rice and he loved it too! I also added water chestnuts for some crunch and used plain milk instead of coconut and it worked great.
I wasn't going to rate this since I made quite a few changes - but it was just SO good! For one, we just made the sauce. We didn't have coconut milk - so we pureed regular milk with coconut flakes, strained it, and added some coconut extract (turned out great!). Also, we didn't have any jalapenos - so we just left them out. Then we mixed in some veggies and tossed it with rotini. Served it with my Spicy Orange Shrimp (Stir-Fry Shrimp With Spicy Orange Sauce), and it was a great spicy/creamy combo! Thanks for this recipe, I'll definitely use it again with the shrimp.


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today, been cleaning up the edges of the printed decks to the kick boards and readying them for the kickboard brackets..........also been making up the bow fairlead for the Mary Stanford.
unlike the two Watsons which have a white metal fitting, the M.S. is just made up from two printed pieces of 1.8mm ply with a final addition of a bow roller ( not yet fitted) inbetween the two upright flanges of the fairlead.
Also I have been filling the small gaps between the edges of the deck overlays ready for spraying the areas of none slip grey onto the decks and gunwales before also painting the kick boards and finally the decks.
for filling these small gaps I use knifing putty from any car accessory shop, which is cellulose based and covers light scratches and gaps well.
tomorrow's job will be to sand down and fair in with milliput , the white metal fairleads, the Mary Stanford fairlead and the decks,and then adding a few brackets and such for the fenders, grab ropes and rudder before possibly painting the hulls later this week.
Hey Neil go for the Scout!!!....Jaaa, noooo it is going to be too much work and these two boats you are building are great to see as you build them! Well i tell you i'm thrilled w The Scout and that you have made me a RNLB/RNLI convert....i won't forget about tugs but no doubt lifeboats are special. I was talking to Jeff today and he was as equally impressed w the quality and detailing of the kit. I have to tell you as well that it was a real pleasure talking to David Metcalf, what a nice guy to do business with is all I can say.
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Hi oscar, yes dave is a good lad.....he is an incredibly knowledgeable chap, and as honest as the midsummer day is long.
have known him for a great number of years, and he knows his stuff and produces some lovely kits.
he was once the joint parnter in Model Slipway and was responsible for a number of their designs.....but went his own way in the 1990's and is a great chap to deal with.
As for the Scout......I just haven't got room in my workshop at the moment to work on it.......amybe when the three I'm building and the one I have semi built are finished, i'll set down to do it, lol.
it was a pleasure talking to him Neil...i'm sure i'll buy from him again AND i don't his kits, The Scout in particular is expensive at all, I mean, some Robbe kits after you add up all the "packages" are close to $700 or more. Jeff was telling me last nite The Scout is an excellent kit, very well made and w all the markings right on the spot.
have you seen any MT Avenger kit built into a model?...i searched this ship which according to Dave was still working in the Great Lakes but all i came up with was MT Avenger IV....similar but not the same, Dave told me he put a lot or time on MT Avenger. The drawings looks great. This maybe next after Scout and Assurance.
I wish they made many different types of kits !
A TID Tug would be nice..
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I made the plugs for him for the hull, superstructures and funnel to take the mould from, some many moons ago, lol
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you would not believe how long it has taken today, just to mask up the decks of three models ready for spraying the antislip areas to the decks, and the deck surrounds..........just unbeleivable, but now it's done, some colour on the models will encourage me to get on with the topside cabins and detailing.
I sprayed the antislip to the parts of the deck needed with a textured paint which dries with a gritty type look, and although not the colour I need for a classic lifeboat, the texture isn't far from what I need, so, not being a true purist, I'll settle for it, with a colour wash later to the lighter grey that I want to match the kick boards.
And in the order, the photos are:
Masking up.
the inner parts of the front cabins of the H F Bailey and the Mary Stanford posed a little dilemma as I had no combings to stick the tape too......so I coated the inner walls with masking tape and then shoved an old rag into the well to cover the floors.....hope it works, lol
And before I sprayed the textured paint which would almost certainly bung up the small 0.5mm holes that I had drilled to take the pins for the kick boards I inserted some longer brass rod into the start and finish holes to locate the kick boards once the paint had dried.
And then using the textured paint and here is a picture of the textured paint can I use for the none slip deck coatings I did a little shaking and then got down to the serious stuff, and added my first colour.
OOOOHHH.can feel the sap rising, lol
With the end result.
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today's job, after clearing a little space for working on the 3 boats was to seal the kickboards with cellulose sanding sealer.....3 coats were given and then rubbed down with fine grade wire wool.
Finally I painted them with humbrol enamels.the mary Stanford and the field Marshall and Mrs Smuts were painted a light shade of matt brown tan. (which will be given a coat of satin varnish later)......whilst the H F Bailey boards were painted in a mid satin grey.
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also whilst I was looking at the paint drying........very theraputic and avoids boredom, I dug out some pieces that I had made some time ago for the boats to see if they were still there and not lost.........luckily I had made double sets for both the watson and the Barnett class boats, and as the watson has changed in design for the second boat somewhat, I was lucky in that I had only lost one piece which was nort needed on the second boat.......the pieces........oh yes..........the timber gratings for the bottom of the floor for the well decks.
The original 5mm square grating was made as an A4 sheet for me by a mate in his woodworking shop where he had access to a radial arm cross cut saw.we riged a jig to lock into each spur in turn to make the grating "teath" (The crossed halving joints that make up the joints) absolutely square and interlocking into the cross members. It was a fete of woodworking and took hours to cut..........we used Obeche to make it, and I was going to use it on a 1:12 scale model of the Duke of Northumberland water jet drive lifeboat of 1886 vintage.
However after producing a mould and a hull for the boat about 18 years ago I lost interest and my mate dumped the mould and moulding, so the only thing that ever got made for that lifeboat was the grating.......so it came in very usefull for the new boats, being the same scale.
I cut sections off the A4 sheet and then edged it with some mahogany "L" shaped banding that I made, also from two pieces of timber.
the smaller section gratings are for another section of the boat and were bought from an ebay supplier.
They will eventually be varnished with a gloss finish ( possibly satin.............yet to decide).
The last of my A4 sheet of grating.
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there's plenty more detailing to come now Tim, as the build carries on a pace.
there is more detailing inside the cockpits than outside really.......and half of it can't be seen unless you get down close.
Most will be from white metal and resin fittings.
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Whilst all the masking tape was still on the deck, I mixed some humbrol paints this morning to a colour match with evedence I have in photos of what those areas look like on the real boats.
I then added some white spirits at a ratio of around 70 - 80% spirits to 20% paint, and "clour washed" the areas around the gunwales and the hatched areas with the very thin paint wash to give the sprayed textured areas a near colour match to the real boats.....something like a light blue/grey.
I also found evidence that the original painted colours for the kickboards for the Mary Stanford was grey, so these were also repainted this morning from the light brown twn colour.
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well, I stripped the masking tape off the decks today and found I'd dropped a b*****s with one section of one of the boats.........I'd not masked it up properly and it had left a small area not painted that should have been, so had to re mask and spray again....after a couple of hours and a quick colour wash job it had blended in with the other areas that had been painted.....so all was not lost.
Also I found that there had been very little weepage under the masking tape of the very thin paint wash and this was soon scraped off to leave clean edged.
I repainted the kick boards for the Mary Stanford to grey and then painted some fairleads in antique bronze and a full 3 sets of kick board brackets in grey.
To end off the day's work I made a mould from 3 old grab rails I had made out of room temperature vulcanising rubber, plastecine and Lego building blocks which I will eventually cast for deck fittings for the mary Stanford and H F bailey.
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It was 1947. The United States had just won the 2nd world war and was, for all intents and purposes, 50 years ahead of every other country (economically, philosophically, scientifically, etc.). It was the beginning of the Cold War and the whole world had just witnessed the devastating power of atomic weapons. The east and west were on the edge of their nuclear seats and the one thing this country could not accept was military incompetence on the part of the Air Force.
Now consider:
Up to this point, aside from some minor and inconsequential my (not to say likely spurious) events, a UFO had never crashed in modern history. So all of a sudden, after thousands of years of going about to and fro, a flying saucer crashes in New Mexico. Also consider the PLACE this happened: 10 miles from Roswell Army Air Field; all of our nuclear weapons were here with the 509th bomber squadron, waiting for the signal in case of attack by the Soviet Union, within 20 miles of White Sands where ALL nuclear weapons testing was taking place. AND again, right at the beginning of the Cold War. Do these circumstances not scream something a little more than coincidence?
Would it have been wise for extraterrestrial biological entities to simply land and say, "Hi guys! We've been watching you for some time. Our technology is quite literally light years beyond anything you've developed!" They'd have to know they'd never get an honest reaction from us. But what if they could crash an object right near our most heavily guarded and important facilities...in the country that had just attained almost full control of the entire planet...right at the beginning of the scariest time in history...and give us some bodies. They'd get to see how we reacted without knowing we were being watched. We'd show our true colors. So we kept it under wraps. The one thing the military could not admit was that the Air Force could not do their single most important job: protecting our most secure air space and our last line of defense. Maybe we failed a test?
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Roswell and Alamogordo are around 170 miles apart, not 20, but I understand what you're saying.
I meant 200*, not 20. Oops. And thank you! Pilot error ;).
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No problem. I'm from Roswell so this stuff is ingrained.
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Concerns about undelivered mail in parts of Queenstown were
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At a meeting called by the state-owned enterprise yesterday,
councillors and council representatives voiced displeasure
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Lake Hayes Estate, after tens of thousands of undelivered
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I have a question, and I hope someone can help me out...If I receive a video in PAL or secam form, would that mean that I would need a "multi-version" VCR? I'm wondering if these kinds of VCRs are sold in Japan, as well? Also, what is the difference between PAL and secam? Thanks so much for your help.
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Posted 15 November 2000 - 06:10 PM
To answer to your question : I think you need a multi system VCR, and also a compatible TV and then, you can play PAL or SECAM. PAL is a system who exists in England, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, etc....And SECAM is French, Russian (ME-SECAM), Polish, ....PAL and SECAM are very near systems,it's just a colour problem between them. NTSC is really different.
Posted 16 November 2000 - 04:16 AM
Terry, you'll definitely need a multi-standard video player (and, eventually, TV). PAL, SECAM, NTSC are different color standards. PAL is used in Western Europe (except France where they have SECAM). Eastern Europe uses ME-SECAM, yet another type of SECAM. Japan and USA have different versions of NTSC.
French SECAM can be played on PAL videos, although you'll only get a black and white reproduction. NTSC is indeed completely different.
But don't worry, with a good multi-standard video machine you can play/record almost any sort of tape you want.
French SECAM can be played on PAL videos, although you'll only get a black and white reproduction. NTSC is indeed completely different.
But don't worry, with a good multi-standard video machine you can play/record almost any sort of tape you want.
Posted 24 November 2000 - 05:47 PM
Is S-VHS (or Super VHS) used with any video standard other than NTSC? I've been using it instead of ordinary VHS for years because the sharper image is such an advantage when the frame shows the whole stage, or most of it, with lots of dancers. And when I make a copy tape, the result is better for having been made from a better original. Yes, I'm composing a letter to Santa Claus, and I'm wondering what to ask for...
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Yes, Super-VHS is used in all the color standards.
Yes, Super-VHS is used in all the color standards.
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When they first hit the market, programmable thermostats were expected to be a big energy savings tool, given that heating and cooling accounts for more than half of the average home's energy usage. Unfortunately, and for a variety of reasons, they didn't work, which led the Environmental Protection Agency to end its Energy Star certification program for programmable thermostats in 2009. The problem wasn't with the thermostats themselves, it was with human nature. People wouldn't bother to program them correctly, or they would bypass the program, or, because they were (supposedly) saving energy with this great new thermostat, they would reward themselves by setting the temperature when they were home a few degrees cooler in summer or warmer in winter, leading to higher energy usage.
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I had a bit of a disaster as I assembled the ingredients for this dish. I was planning on using feta for the cheese but when I took my crumbled feta out of the fridge I found that it had gone moldy :(. I had my taste buds all set for this brekky so I substituted the only other cheese in the fridge, an old cheddar. I also used my own pepper. After all this I found that I loved this dish! Thanks for sharing. Made for Kittencal's Europe on a Plate forum.
I used 3 eggs for 2 of us and we loved the creamy saltiness from the fetta, the bit from the roasted red peppers and that slight garlic sweetness from the pesto (though I only used 2 teaspoons as I didn't want to overpower the other flavours). The DM and I thank you for full flavour breakfast, much enjoyed. Thanks JanuaryBride, made for the Aussie/Kiwin Swap #40 May 2010.
I scaled this back to serve one for a most enjoyable brekky, this is loaded with flavour but the egg taste is lost a bit, I'd cut down the pesto by a smidge if I make again. Thanks for posting!
What a delightful omelet - what's not to like: eggs, olive oil, garlic, basil, tomatoes, fire-roasted red bell peppers, and Parmesan cheese! DH and I smacked our lips, and it was so easy. It's winter here, so I used 3 small Campari tomatoes for great tomato taste. I used a 7 1/2-inch nonstick skillet, so my omelet was higher, and the bottom browned too much; next time I will use my 10-inch saute pan for more even heat distribution. I always use 2 tablespoons of butter in the pan because I prefer omelets with a slight buttery taste. Maybe next time I will be more successful at plating the omelet, and I can post a better photo. Thanks for posting this recipe, JanuaryBride. Made for December 2008 Veg*n Swap.


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This review is from: VisionTek Radeon HD 5550 DirectX 11 900331 1GB PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card
Pros: + Affordable upgrade for most older OEM systems that only have onboard video.
+ Runs most games for people who don't mind playing with less than the "ultra" settings turned on.
+ Backwards compatible with PCIe 1.0 x16 slots (verified by email from VisionTek).
+ Fan and heatsink are adeqate for the card, and the fan is nice and quiet.
Cons: - It isn't the latest and greatest card. This is a poor-man's "high end" card... (Not a "con", really).
- * Instructions for installation seem to be written rather poorly. (See below) *
Other Thoughts: If you can save up for a better card, or just a whole new system, do it. There isn't a real good reason to get this if you can afford something better, but it WILL play all the latest Blizzard games without sacrificing too much for what it is worth.
I honestly don't know what people are talking about with regards to stuttering/jumpiness, but then again I'm not trying to play anything spectacular with this card. It fits what I need it for, at least.
* How I got my card to work (Continued from "Cons") *
I was having a problem installing the drivers for this card on "Windows 7 Home Premium OEM", so these instructions are only what I did to get the card working properly. Windows would not automatically recognize the AMD drivers that I downloaded for this card, and always installed the generic windows video drivers. You don't need to disable or stop Windows from doing this, but you will need to make sure everything else you normally do to install a new video card. (You should be sure to download the drivers for it, if you can, before installing the card directly from the AMD web page).
If you have "on-board" video you have to first uninstall it from the Device Manager, shut down the computer, then put in the new card. When you boot up your system and before the Operating System loads, you might have to disable the on-board video in the BIOS - (Check to make sure if this is the case for your motherboard, the one I installed this card into did not need this step).
If you have a version of Windows that automatically installs drivers on boot, just let it install the generic video drivers. You should then bump up the resolution a notch or two, so when you install the AMD drivers you can see the whole menu and are able to click on all the buttons. After the resolution is adjusted, install the program/drivers from the download or the provided disk.
After the drivers are coppied to your hard drive and the program for the graphics software is done installing, it might give you an error message like it did for me. The error message I got was that the actual drivers for the device couldn't be installed, because Windows automatically installs the generic drivers on boot.
At this point, go back to the Device Manager, right-click on the video card and select the Update Drivers option. You should now have the option to browse for the drivers yourself, for your specific type of system (32 bit or 64 bit, etc.), from the location they were installed to.
Windows should then recognize the video card, and your computer will restart with the new drivers loaded. I had a hard time finding this information, just thought I'd share if anyone else was wondering.
This review is from: ASUS VE276Q Black 27" 2ms(GTG) HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 100,000 :1 (ASCR) Built-in Speakers
Pros: 27" of wholesome goodness. No dead pixels.
I got the luck of the draw with taking a chance at buying this refurbished product, but I was not disappointed at all. This screen was worth every penny (so far, anyway).
Though I've only hooked it up as of today, I played a few games and watched a video or two on it just to check it out. It looks great and doesn't seem to have any mechanical problems like a broken base or anything like that. It tilts on the base/stand just fine like it is supposed to.
Thank you Asus for refurbishing something so it works, and, thank you NewEgg for timely shipment and careful packaging. I can't dock an egg for UPS's service, because I do have a complaint about that, at least.
Overall, a great product. Very happy customer!
Cons: - Didn't come with a cable or two, but missing cables are easy to replace. People (at least in my case) usually have extra cables lying around. At the worst, they're not that expensive to pick up if you don't have one lying around. Can't dock an egg for something trivial like this, it still functions just like it is supposed to.
- Did not come with the monitor documentation. Not a big problem, since I usually throw most of that stuff away anyhow. It isn't like I can't find a manual for it online, so no egg docked for that.
Other Thoughts: I know this isn't NewEgg's fault, but the guy that delivered the package from UPS knocked on the door once, and when I was about to answer the door he was coming back from his truck with the package. I was amazed to watch him as he took the package and sort of "hefted" it onto my porch! Like, what the hell, seriously? Who does that?
THANKFULLY NewEgg provided ample packaging which kept it safe, but it is raining here right now and that monitor wouldn't have survived getting soaked. It looked like the packaging could have survived a little dampness, but prolonged exposure to rain would have ruined it.
I'm just glad I was here today when it arrived!
This review is from: ASRock A785GM-LE AM3/AM2+/AM2 AMD 785G + SB710 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
Pros: It is great for the application I needed it for. I had a bunch of parts and just franken-puter'd this thing together, and this board made it all work great.
The original board died on me, and was from an OEM/prefab computer anyway. The power supply died, and I lost the video card I had in it. Swapped a few parts in, and it turned right on like nothing ever happened.
I think I am now starting to see ASRock as more of something I can look into for future builds. I can even upgrade this thing to something a little more faster as it is also AM3 compatible.
Quite a shame this thing is out of stock as of right now, but if they ever get any in, you can build a fairly descent gaming rig, and still play most of today's popular games. Maybe on medium settings, but yeah that all depends on what you can spend to fit into this thing. I got a ~1 GigHz quad-core in it from the OEM. (Shhh, don't tell them).
It's got a few options to choose from, since it is an older board, but that is what a year or two does to technology. Games are still catching up to the hardware involved, but a lot of these older things are proven to work well. This is one of those things.
Cons: None so far, after about a year or so of having this thing. I mean, the on-board video isn't anything beyond browsing the web or whatever, it can run a few games on low setting... But it works just the same, and it is only an on-board video card.
Can't say I could honestly dock an egg for that with the price I paid for it. Fairly cheap, but well worth the price.
Not AM3+, but you can't see that far into the future.
Other Thoughts: I'd buy it again if I had to, but some of the new shiny stuff coming out is worth waiting for.READ FULL REVIEW