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(SP: 3F< + misses a spin + misses a position in SpSq) + ( FS: falls on 3S with no < + misses a 2A)
= still comes out top in FS
= comes out 2nd OVERALL.
I mean, Wow, what a lady --- Seriously, what chance does this lady leave for any other of her fellow skaters?
Btw, she got +2.2O (GOE) for her 3Lz+3T (FS); +2.00 for 3F (FS); 2A+3T (FS); and +1.80 for 3Lz+3T (SP).
Also a very BIG hand for Miki and Carolina, so good to see them giving so much more solid FS than in the olympics.
Well done for coming back from last year's performance for mao. Though, if she decides to compete next year, she'll have to address the 3A< issue.


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Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
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"Fabulous"excellent friendly helpful and nothing too much trouble a welcome pack and clean comfortable home from home. It is an ideal base to travel about or for a quiet peaceful relax. Lots of animals and plant yo keep the children occupied, Stuart who welcomed us was a great host and brought the owls to meet our grandson one work wonderful break and will be returning.
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Abercorran Farm Cottages
Laugharne 2 miles. A U-shaped block of three holiday cottages, in wonderful countryside on the owners' smallholding, which is a peaceful haven for a variety of animals and birds - here you can see close-up various breeds of owls, geese, ducks, goats, ponies, cattle and more. Each of these Laugharne cottages have been sympathetically converted to offer spacious accommodation with full access for the less mobile. Offering well-equipped, comfortable accommodation, each with three attractive bedrooms, a bathroom with handrails and an open plan living area, these Laugharne cottages make wonderfully welcoming holiday bases. Guests have shared use of a games room with a pool table and darts, as well as a large meadow with children's swings and a slide. From these lovely cottages you can join walks in every direction, offering spectacular views of both the countryside and coastline. Visit the iconic Browns Hotel in Laugharne, 2 miles away, famous as the favourite drinking haunt of poet Dylan Thomas, while the 7-mile stretch of beach at Pendine is close at hand. Visit Tenby, Saundersfoot, Oakwood Theme Park or Ffos Las Racecourse; there is so much to enjoy from these Laugharne cottages.
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The middle cottage in this lovely group of three Laugharne cottages is fully equipped for the less mobile, and offers spacious, light and airy accommodation with lovely countryside views.
A perfect base for a family holiday all year round.
Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 4088 and 4184 to accommodate 18.
All ground floor. Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x adult bunks. Wet room with shower, basin, WC and hand rails. Open-plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
- Gas central heating
- Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, flat screen TV, Freeview, DVD, CD, books/games/DVDs, WiFi
- All fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen inc. in rent
- Travel cot and highchair
- Shower chair, raised toilet seat, hand rails and grab rails in property
- Off road parking for 2 cars
- Storage shed for cycles
- Decked patio with furniture and BBQ
- Shared use of large meadow area with children's swings and slides
- Access to see all owners' animals and birds by arrangement
- Two well-behaved pets welcome, to be kept under strict control while outside
- Shop and pub 2 miles
- Note: Stabling for guests' own horses available at additional cost
- Note: This property is suitable for wheelchair access - contact office for details.
About the location
Tenby 16 miles.
Laugharne, with its majestic castle standing on a low ridge overlooking the wide Taf River Estuary, is famous for its associations with the poet Dylan Thomas, and a visit to his Boat House and the writing shed where he wrote most of his works is a wonderful experience. Beautiful walks in and around the castle, with breathtaking views of the estuary, can be followed by cream teas in quaint little tea rooms, a drink in the local pub or shopping in the gift shops and mini market. The nearby sandy beach at Pendine is where many land speed records have been famously set on its seven mile stretch of beautiful flat sand, and a little further afield are the seaside resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot. With walks in all directions, great days out at castles, mills and craft centres galore, this is a perfect base for all the family, at any time of the year.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas

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Well...a carbine in this case. This is an original HK94, first year of importation. The previous owner lost the box(damnit) but It did come with the accessory package.
It's my one and only HK but I love it. It will never wear a scope mount, flashlight, rail or any other tactical doodad. I love the 80's SWAT look and feel of this little sucker.
VT, that is super sweet. I'd love to have 1. 9mm ammo is nice and cheap too
Nice. Those are fun
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Dr. Katy Croff Bell is an ocean explorer, using deep-sea technology to explore what lies at the depths of the ocean. Over the past 12 years, she has participated in or led more than 25 oceanographic and archaeological projects.
Bell's current work involves the utilization of telepresence technology on ocean exploration projects for remote science and education. She is chief scientist of the Nautilus Exploration Program, working with a large team to implement this technology on multidisciplinary expeditions to the Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Atlantic Ocean. The expedition is shared with the world live, revealing the wonders of the undersea world in real time, in an effort to engage and inspire a new generation of young explorers.
Days in the field are intense. Weeks or months aboard research ships are marked by close quarters, unpredictable sea conditions, and an ever ticking clock. "Ship time costs thousands of dollars a day, so every second counts," Bell says. "We work in shifts to collect data 24 hours a day, but even when you are 'off,' there's much to do. We typically work day and night with very little sleep."
In 1999 Bell joined a research expedition led by Robert Ballard to the Black Sea. Approximately 7,000 years ago there was a rise in sea level of about 500 to 660 feet. "We surveyed this depth range to see if an ancient coastline and submerged habitation sites could be found," she says.
The team was also interested in these waters because oceanographic data had revealed a lack of dissolved oxygen needed to support marine plants and animals below depths of about 500 feet. The absence of those organisms, which eat organic material including ship's wood, improved chances of finding extremely well-preserved wrecks or other organic artifacts.
That knowledge, along with a comprehensive map Bell's survey team produced, helped locate four shipwrecks, each approximately 1,500 years old.
Since that time, Bell has worked very closely with Dr. Ballard and is now vice president of the Ocean Exploration Trust directing the E/V Nautilus Exploration Program.
Bell received her S.B. from MIT in Ocean Engineering in 2000. In 2001, she was a John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellow in the NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration, after which she completed her master's degree in Maritime Archaeology at the University of Southampton. In 2006, she was named a National Geographic emerging explorer. Bell completed her Ph.D. in Geological Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography in 2011.
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DDD, a chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticide, was applied three times to Clear Lake, California to kill larvae of the Clear Lake gnat, Chaborus astictopus. The pesticide biomagnified through the food web, leading to the loss of piscivorous birds (Western grebes)at the top of the food chain. This was the first time that insecticide concentration via food-web mechanisms was noted. Colorized photo plate at Clear Lake Mosquito Abatement District, Lakeport, California.
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Thought i'd post even though its not Fett related. This lightsaber battle is stunning
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Thought i'd post even though its not Fett related. This lightsaber battle is stunning
I reckon the Star Wars Kid would give em a run for their money ;)
dude, art of the saber rocks! it's up there with ryan vs. dorkman for some of the best fanfilm lightsaber duels. i saw that one about 4 years ago on theforce.net. you can find more info on that vid over there.
i saw this video a while ago it still cool now
I think its better than any lightsaber duel in the SW movies :wacko
very nice music too!
i totally forgot about this video. its so powerful. ditto on the music track too.
the music is from the film "Glory" at least the end credits are
Impressive! I still love Ryan vs. Dorkman 2 - you gotta check their video out!
the fat kid video is better. but this was still pretty cool. it had a little too much matrix for me though.
Great find Jon... lovin some of the kung-fu moves... 8)
ITG - Ryan vs. Dorkman 2 = cool :thumbsup
i may be in the minority but i think ryan vs dorkman 1 is better than rvd2.
Wow, those RVD movies are great.
Now ninjas with lightsabers!
That's a great video, saw it a few years ago, I think that video would be a 10 out of 10 if they had worn costumes (instead of a pair of sweatpants!).
I too saw this a while ago, but it is a fantastic piece! The tie in of the Civil War letter is moving.


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Springfield, Ohio — Wittenberg University Assistant Professor of Art Daniel McInnis' fundraising exhibit Battleground raised over $400 dollars for Project Woman, a Springfield organization created to aid victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Following the close of the exhibit, McInnis presented Laura Baxter, Director of Project Woman, with a $440 check and a photograph from the show.
Battleground, a compilation of photographs taken using McInnis' iPhone, "documents glimpses of an American state in transition, a landscape mixed with both troubling anxiety and healthy pride."
McInnis has taught photographic practice and history at the School of Visual Arts in New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, The American University in Dubai, and Ithaca College. His work has been published by Saint Lucy, Dodho Magazine as a Featured Photographer, and Battleground, a self-published monograph by Apple Books. McInnis was a 2012 Competition Winner for Photo Review and a finalist in the PhotoPlace Open 2012 Catalog by Blurb Book.


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I don't know if anyone knows about this kid. I just found out about him literally about 30 minutes ago. He is a LB from New Mexico Highlands University. I read an article (I'll post below) that he was the highest ranked LB then signed with USC and played well when he got in his freshman year and then had an ankle injury where he was out the rest of the season. After the season was when all of the scandals came out about Pete Carroll and USC. He then transferred to L'ville and was going to have to sit out a year. His Grandmother got sick and he wanted to go to school closer to her so he went to New Mexico Highlands University. He said that he decided that school because he saw that they were the last in their division and he wanted to help them to become good. He eventually lead them to an 8-2 record, first time since 1998.
He broke some records while he was at NMHU including 28.5 tackles for loss in a season! He also was their punter at their school and booted a 89 yarder lol. He says that since he has played for NFL coaches and he was played with NFL players when at USC that he learned a lot from them and he is a better all around player. It is obvious that he is good against the run with the 28.5 tackles for loss but he says that he is good in coverage because he is a little undersized so that results in him being faster. There is a interview that he took with the site I will post. It is a Patriots site of some sort, I just found it and clicked for the interview to see what he said. I came out to be impressed with the kid.
There is a video of him benching 225 39 times which is better than anyone at the combine and he is a 240 pound LB! I find that extremely impressive. I usually do not get wrapped up in combine numbers making someone jump up my list but that is crazy.
Here is a highlight video of the kid. He looks like an absolute freak of nature not going to lie. He says he thinks that he could be a 5th round pick or so. He says that he is pretty versatile claiming he can play OLB, MLB, RB, FB, Punter haha.


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The Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department will offer "Spring Break Camp" at the Waynesville Recreation Center from April 1 to 5. The camp will take place each day, Monday through Friday, from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. It is for all children in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The camp will include games, movies, swim time in the pool, fishing and even a field trip to the National Park Visitor Center! Campers will need to bring a swimsuit, lunch, tennis shoes, a towel and snacks.
The deadline to register is March 25 by 5 pm. The cost for the week is $75 per person for members of the Waynesville Recreation Center or $95 for non members. Registration is also accepted on a daily basis. The daily cost is $15 per person for members or $20 for non members.
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text: h:I have sold Ol' Red. For the last week now I have been without my chevy. This is the first time since I was sixteen years I have not had a truck in my driveway. Sold it to get rid of one vehicle payment so we can save a little before starting a family. Hope Kids are worth it, lol. If anyone knows of a good deal on a 01 or up silverado ext cab around Va or Nc let me know looking to buy one straight out for around $10,000


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We will be making this quilt. It's called Square In Square and is made without PP (paper piecing). It is made less than precise as paper piecing, but is easy and quicker for a nice sized lap quilt.
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We will be making this quilt. It's called Square In Square and is made without PP (paper piecing). It is made less than precise as paper piecing, but is easy and quicker for a nice sized lap quilt.
The focus of this tutorial will be more on color selection rather than block construction since more help is needed with color than any other area and some already know how to do this block. I'll show you how easy it is to put together when you know what to do and how to do it! The steps to making the block will be included for all newbies.
Although you will use lots of scraps in making this quilt, you will also end up with 1,680 leftover triangles! There are 8 triangles left over per round x 3 rounds = 24/block or 1,680/quilt! Since the first 2 rounds produced only small triangles not worth saving, I saved only the last round's 560 triangles. These can also be reused for your 1st round and scattered in your quilt so they don't meet up together. You will see in the pics how I salvaged from my pre-cut triangle pile of thousands to reuse them. One nice result of using 2 triangles of one print with 2 triangles of another print for your 1st round adds to the dimensions of color, especially when using a darker shade for one pair than the other pair. It can produce a sparkle in your quilt while using up some older triangles at the same time!!
quilt top: 64x82
finished block: 5" - 5.25" (depending on bias stretch)
# of blocks needed: 70 (7 x 10)
# of cut 2" assorted squares needed: 280
# of cut (your choice)1.5 x 2's, 2x2's or triangles needed: 280 (I used all 3 in this quilt)
# of cut (your choice) 2.5 x 4 or 2.5 x 4.5** rectangles needed: 280
**My test block shows a 1/4" margin when using this size rectangle
and only a 1/8" margin with the 2.5x4.
Inner border:
Muslin border: cut size - 5.5"
Scrappy border: cut size - 3.5" x assorted lengths
Outer border:
Muslin border: cut size 7.5"
Special Block Colors:
The following pics will help you in putting together a similar quilt using specific color combinations. After I had about 50 blocks made, I decided to pull blocks that you could duplicate yourself with your fabrics to give you an idea of how this quilt was put together and took pics of those type blocks for use as a guideline.
The first thing you notice about the quilt is that it is made up mostly of near-solid looking fabrics or small and medium scale prints and when combined with other colors, it really packs a punch, especially from a distance! It is also important to include a few blocks that are different in many ways from all the others. This gives the quilt some excitement!!
Busy fabrics are just a no-no for this type block because of its small size. However, using some med.-lg. scale prints as the background can give it some pep! This will work because the last round's pieces are larger and can handle that size print. So keeping it to small scale and med. scale will be your best bet for those strong colors to emerge!
Here are some suggestions for the following type blocks to make.
In the previous picture, you will want to use blocks with highlighting center squares!
In the pic below, you will want blocks made with all dark centers. Make lots of these blocks!
These next blocks are all dull mediocre blocks and they mix in well with the darks and brights. You should make a good number of these blocks. They are typical small scale prints but provide color impact in a big way!
It's good to include some blocks with large scale backgrounds. From a distance, they show up well and add a lot of interest to the quilt.
Believe it or not, you really need some blocks that are downright (I call) 'outrageous' blocks with some crazy fabric combinations! This will definitely kick it up a notch!
All good scrappy quilts always contain a bit of white or maybe a lot of white in the quilt. I chose to only use a little bit of white or light colored fabrics in the 1st or 2nd round. It helps to bring out all the colors when using white. Make sure to include either a touch of white or a lot of blocks with white in.
I chose this block to point out the use of gradation colors in a quilt. It's always very effective and starting a block's center off with a dark shade and continuing in the block with a lighter shade of the same color is very effective. You may want to include some of these type blocks. You'll notice I made several of these types.


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By Brendan DeMelle • Thursday, August 30, 2012 - 18:42
If you are a blogger, a commenter, a tweeter, a public speaker or any type of communicator, you will benefit immensely from picking up a copy of Joe Romm's fantastic new book, "Language Intelligence: Lessons on Persuasion from Jesus, Shakespeare, Lincoln, and Lady Gaga."
DeSmog readers are likely familiar with Joe's incredible work over at Climate Progress, where he and his team – including my new friend Stephen Lacey, another fantastic writer – expertly cover the politics and science of climate change and energy issues. A big part of the secret to the success of Climate Progress is Joe's communications expertise.
Language Intelligence has garnered incredible reviews and praise from a who's who of top communicators, from Van Jones to Bill McKibben, Representative Ed Markey to Michael Mann and John Cook.
DeSmog contributor Chris Mooney, who interviewed Romm about the book on his Point of Inquiry podcast, says of Language Intelligence:
"Everybody who cares about why science doesn't get through to the public should read it."
Romm covers everything about effective communication, from the critical importance of metaphors (especially extended metaphors), language simplicity, repetition, using figures of speech, creating anticipation through foreshadowing, and other persuasive rhetorical techniques. As Romm explains so well, the key to effective writing is to engage the reader's emotions, and work to inspire and activate your audience through honest and powerful communication.
Romm also reveals that he speaks his blogs using dictation software, rather than typing. He uses MacSpeech Dictate, a piece of software that I've owned for years but only used extensively during a bout with carpal tunnel when typing was too painful. I think I'll dust it off and try it again, although I find that I type much more lucidly than I speak when developing thoughts. But I do actively 'speak' the words as I type them, which is the real point.
As blog writers, we need to remember that we're having a conversation with our readers, we're not writing academic papers or textbooks.
As the 18th Century novelist, Laurence Stone, said: "Writing is but a different name for conversation."
This is also demonstrated in the story often conveyed to aspiring journalists about Boston Globe writing coach Don Murray walking into the newsroom and instantly declaring that he could identify the three best writers in the room. "How did you know?" asked the Globe's editor. "Because their lips move when they write," Murray responded.
I am thrilled that Joe finally slogged through to the finish line after decades of ruminating over the concepts and language tips found within the pages of Language Intelligence. From now on, this book will be required reading for all of DeSmog's writing fellows, and it should be on your desk as well.
I sure wish I had a copy of this book when I first started writing professionally about threats to our environment and democracy 15 years ago. As Van Jones says of Language Intelligence, I concur that "this book changed my life."
So go forth, ye aspiring (and accomplished) communicators, and buy Language Intelligence faster than you can say Jack Robinson.
Don't feel as if you have to buy it today. Unless of course you're wondering if it might change your life too?
Joe should debate
Joe Romm should put some of the expertise in his shiny new book to use and go out and debate the issues. He is certianly capable of it:
I would like to see him debate fellow MIT alum, Peter Huber. They're both energy experts with diametrically opposed views on energy.
It serves no purpose.
Since science won't be the matter under discussion it really won't do anything but entrench the scientifically illiterate.
Interesting… Huber isn't published in a journal… So this would be a fictional debate then?
He works for a 'Think Tank' so this means by definition that, no technical work of merit occurs there. Specifically he's paid not to do research or scientific work. He's paid to generate specific predefined results. (This is called engineering… not science.)
Funded by Oil and Gas, including Koch, and Exxon. Big surprise.
Now… I did read some of his articles, and they were very clear and concise, but work on exactly the same principles as all such articles. I don't think I could dis the guy. However, he believes pollution is free. This is his fundamental disconnect to reality.
It is a well established fact that pollution isn't free. Everyone knows this. Its the reason we removed sulfur from coal power plant emissions. It was harming the environment, destroying architecture, and had horrible health side effects.
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He does debate the issue
Conman, he does debate the issue. Have you ever read his blog "Climate Progress" or is it too sciency for you?
Anyone can challenge him there but be prepared for strong rebuttals from people who actually do understand the issues.
I bet that most of you deniers will not get involved in a debate where Gish Gallop is easily shown to be happening and can be readily shown to be the nonsense that it is. You prefer the spotlight where the denier side of the debate can produce lie after lie and the science side does not get nearly enough time to repudiate the nonsense. That is not a science debate but is for the uneducated masses who vote for the side that says the most in the loudest fashion with no regard to the accuracy of the comments.


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This is my first winter with my hive and using chemical strips. What my problem is;
I put the strips in the two hives as directed(4) total strips, in October 2002, and it got cold soon after. I was told not to try to remove them cause I will break up the cluster,they've been in there for three months now. Will this kill my bees? Its been below freezing for some time now and I'm afraid to disturb them.What should I do?


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Rated 95 on RateBeer.com. Årh Hvad?! is Danish for "Say What?" However, when pronounced in proper Danish, it also sounds a lot like the word "Orval", a Trappist brewery I'm sure you guys have heard of. Årh Hvad?! is Mikkeller's interpretation of Orval, one of Mikkel's favorite beers.
Big Worse is a American Barleywine style beer brewed by Mikkeller ApS in Kجübenhavn, Denmark Rated 98 on RateBeer.com.
Rated 100 on RateBeer.com. Finally ! Black Hole is what Mikkeller is all about. Daring, vulgar and extreme. From the very beginning Mikkellers goal has been to push the limit and with this warming, intense imperial stout, a new chapter in the Danish beer history has been written. The high bitterness from the hops and the sweetness from the...
Rated 98 on RateBeer.com. 17.5% ABV!! The strongest beer in Scandinavia. This imperial stout is the craziest, wildest, strongest beer from Mikkeller to this date. Not for sissies.......! Sample it fresh or store it for many many years to come!Ingredients : Water, malt, roasted barley, dark cassonade, ale yeast and champagne yeast.
Rated 99 on RateBeer.com. Ranked #7 in the World for Spice/Herb/Vegetable beers.
Commercial Description: This newest brew from Mikkeller is truly something special. By aging their traditional Berliner in red wine barrels, they have created a deep and complex brew that has notes of oak, wheat, toffee, cherry, and red fruit in every sip.
Rated 97 on RateBeer.com. Mikkeller / Grassroots Wheat Is The New Hops is a American IPA style beer brewed by Mikkeller ApS in Kجübenhavn, Denmark
Mikkeller Berliner Weisse cans are sure to never disappoint, with the taste of fresh tart raspberries in each sip, this Berliner will have you coming back for more. Here for a limited time only! SOUR | 3.7%ABV
Rated 97 on RateBeer.com. Jackie Brown is a American Brown Ale style beer brewed by Mikkeller.
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION:Nelson Sauvin on Champagne Barrels
Rated 92 on RateBeer.com. Orange Yuzu Glad I Said Porter is a American Porter style beer. 6% ABV
Rated 94 on RateBeer.com COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION: Mikkeller young spontan ale aged in Sherry casks. Ingredients: water, barley malt, wheat, aged hops and yeast. aged in Amontillado and Jerez barrels.
Rated 97 on RateBeer Commercial Description:Mikkeller's original Raspberry Trippelbock is complimented by smooth caramel flavors imparted by the Bourbon barrel aging process. A sweet and fruity aroma of raspberries gives way to toffee and vanilla notes on the palate with a long and sweet brown sugar edge on the finish. 13.1% ABV
The Black Series of spirits are what happens when you distill Mikkeller's famous epic stout, Black, and age it in used barrels. These are essentially whiskeys produced from a finished beer, given depth of flavor from the character imparted by the barrels in which they are aged. All weigh in at 86 proof. Black Series B VersionThe "B" stands for...
Commercial Description: The Black Series of spirits are what happens when you distill Mikkeller's famous epic stout, Black, and age it in used barrels. These are essentially whiskeys produced from a finished beer, given depth of flavor from the character imparted by the barrels in which they are aged. All weigh in at 86 proof.You guessed it--"R" is for rum....
Spontan is 100% spontaneously beer fermented in oak barrels for 1 to almost 3 years. It is made with wort produced by lambic producers, not with wort and microbiological cocktails. Brettanomyces is then added for refermentation in the bottle (to make sure we have alive yeast after 3 years).
Rated 97 on RateBeer.com COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION: Sour ale brewed with cherries & raspberries & aged in oak barrels. Brewed at De Proef Brouwerij.
Rated 99 on Rate Beer! COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTIONMikkeller gets a little sour. SpontanCherryFrederiksdal is an oak aged sour ale by the Danish gypsy brewery. Frederiksdal refers to the estate from which the beer gets its sour cherries.
Rated 98 on RateBeer.com. Spontan is 100% spontaneously beer fermented in oak barrels for 1 to almost 3 years. It is made with wort produced by lambic producers, not with wort and microbiological cocktails. Brettanomyces is then added for refermentation in the bottle (to make sure we have alive yeast after 3 years).
Rated 92 on RateBeer.com Commercial Description: Sour ale brewed with figs and aged in oak barrels. 7.7% ABV
Commercial Description: In the spontan series we present Spontanlemon – this time, forming an alliance with Lemon that were generously added underway the brewing process, creating a truly unique, distinct and very sour beer. Aged at our barrel house in Belgium. – Spontaneous fermented beer– BA in oak barrels– Brewed at D'Proef in Belgium– 375 ml– ABV: 7.7 %
Rated 96 on RateBeer.com COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION: Mikkeller old spontan ale aged in sherry casks. Ingredients: water barley malt, wheat, aged hops and yeast. Aged in Oloroso barrels.
This years From To Mikkeller offering is an American Porter coming in at 8%. The early Untappd ratings give this beer a 3.8/5, an exceptionally deserved rating for the folks at Mikkeller. The From To series is a Christmas classic only available once a year, get it before it's gone!
Saison / Farmhouse Ale | 6.8% ABV Commercial Description: Dry and crisp farmhouse-style ale. Mild tartness with bitter Colorado chokecherries.
Saison / Farmhouse Ale | 6% ABV Commercial Description: Distorted farmhouse pale ale
Pale Wheat Ale - American | 5% ABV Commercial Description: Pooltime Ale is a refreshing Belgian-inspired Wheat Ale with light clove notes. The truly distinguishing feature is the use of 100% Montmorency tart cherries grown in the Traverse City region of Michigan. These cherries add a subtle tartness and bright counterpoint to other flavors, enhancing Poolside's fruity character and making...
Sour - Ale | 6% ABV Commercial Description: Sour Blonde dry hopped with Citra and Simcoe and lemon verbena
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IPA - Session / India Session Ale | 4.75% ABV Commercial Description: What do you sip when it's a perfect sunny San Diego day? Our drinkable session IPA, of course. The hop-forward ale is ripe with citrus and tropical fruit— and at under 5% ABV you can enjoy a few, sans nap.NotesAppearance: Light gold with a fluffy white headAroma: Citrus—...
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Sour - American Wild Ale | 6.9% ABV | 4.3 Untappd 4 bottles per household per 48 hours. Commercial Description: A blend of dark sour beers aged in oak barrels with blackberries and blackcurrants. Top 25 Beers of 2015 (DRAFT Magazine)
Pack contains: (1) BFM Abbaye de St. Bon Chien Grand Cru 2017 375ML - Grand Cru | 11% ABV | 4.7 Untappd Handcrafted in 2015, bottled in 2017. Ale matured in Oak Barrel (1) BFM Abbaye de St. Bon Chien Vintage 2015 375ML - Bière de Garde | 11% ABV | 4.3 Untappd Handcrafted in 2014, bottled in 2015
California Common | 5.5% ABV Commercial Description: Our flagship beer was named after our founder's grandmother and crafted to please her purely classic tastes.Mildly hopped, light in color and body, and clean to the taste, this california common-style lager drinks easy. Each sip charms the senses with distinct flavor and refreshing simplicity, delivering a smooth finish. Dorothy is truly the...
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Sour - Ale | 8% ABV Commercial Description: Strong Saison with Brettanomyces, brewed with Abbey malts and fermented in a wine foudre. Aged in Jerez barrels in our cellar with our house yeast for one year.
Belgian Tripel | 8% ABV Commercial Description: A 100% spontaneously fermented tripel with a pronounced malt backbone, spicy mid palate and funky wild barnyard tones.
Limit 2 Peche n Brett Pack Per Household Per 48 Hours. Pack contains: (1) Logsdon Peche n Brett 750ML - Saison / Farmhouse Ale | 10% ABV | Rated 100 on RateBeer. Top 15-Ranked Wild/Sour Ale in the World! (1) Logsdon Cerasus 750ML - Sour - Red | 8.5% ABV | Rated 98 on RateBeer (1) Logsdon Seizoen Bretta 750ML - Saison / Farmhouse Ale...
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Rated 98 on RateBeer.com COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTIONBarrel aged on Chardonnay Barrels. Black Maria is an American inspired Black IPA. It is black as an stout and hoppy as an IPA. The beer has been brewed with a good amount of highly roasted Carafa Malts, but with a relatively low amount of caramel and chocolate malts. This way we get the burned...
Commercial Description: Alcohol volume: ALC. 8.5% VOLColour and appearance: a pale blonde colour and fine creamy-white head which clings to the glass.Flavour: A pleasant sparkling carbonate content produces a soft, full taste perception. The aroma is very balanced with a fruity, flowery background and an initial Chardonnay impression which evolves into a spicy, mild aroma of hops. The taste is...
IPA - American | 6.5% ABV COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION:IPA dry hopped with Citra, Motueka and Melon Blanc
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Belgian style Abbey Ale. A collaboration beer between Sierra Nevada and The Abbey of New Clairvaux
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#1 Thu 19 Sep 13 1:28pm
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christmas mincemeat
i want to make a big batch this year as it ran out to quick last year.problem is i dont have enough jars to store it in..can i use tupperware boxes or will it do anything to it while maturing...thanks
#2 Thu 19 Sep 13 11:08pm
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Re: christmas mincemeat
Welcome to the forum ger.mulcahy.7
I would stick with glass jars if I were you as you are able to sterilise these adequately . I don't think you could do the same with plastic boxes .
I am sure if you asked around your friends then used jam jars with start to be saved and passed on to you .
Alternatively the Le parfait snap top lidded glass jars are a great buy and can be reused year after year .
They are easy to sterilise and buy replacement rubber seals for .
#3 Fri 20 Sep 13 12:35am
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Re: christmas mincemeat
thanks for the quick reply..jars it will have to be then,i better get collecting im running out of time.cheers
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Re: christmas mincemeat
I have friends and family collecting jars and bottles for me all year round. (I don't use many jarred products myself).
Mummza, I love Le Parfait jars but they cost a fortune here (if you can find them!). There are similar (cheaper) jars available if you know where to look but the quality is not there.
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City Center Design Apartments
Size45 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Parking available
- Family/child friendly
Accommodation summary
|Rue de L'Association, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
|Property type
|Property ID
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|Calendar updated
Historical Grand Place is just 15 min walking distance,
You will enjoy staying in a calm and trendy duplex while being close to everything Brussels has to offer you during the day and night.
The apartment is about 400 meters away from the Brussels Royal Park and the Federal Parliament. Furthermore approx. 7 minutes of walking will take you to the main shopping street Rue Neuve/Place Rogier or the Central Station. With trams, subways and a bicycle rental service around the corner there are plenty options for transportation. However in the case you prefer your own car we can offer you private parking in the building with an easy access by lift.(Pls make request upon reservation)
The Finance Tower and Madou European Commission is almost stone throw away distance.
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|$ 24 CA per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
I was helped perfectly. Good reception and good service when you have question via phone and mail.
Could hve been 5 stars if I had also a kitchen towel and i fthe appartment was compleet.
Location was perfect and ccontact with the organisation was also perfect.
Appartment was clean and spacious. Excelent price quality ratio.
I will book the appartment again (allready did!).
I just mist the dishcloth and a little bit more waterpressure in the shower.
But I really enjoyed.
Cheers, Paul
It was a good time at Buraks place. The room was spacious,adequate equipped & clean.
We also enjoyed the area around the hotel, very nice bars around. Close to the center but not so touristic.
Easy communication as well!
The problems with the aparrtment already started after booking. As you can read in the description of the apartments animals are allowed and there is nothing about extra costs. After booking I wrote Burak, that we will bring a dog into the apartment. He answered that this would cost 20 Euro extra/day.
After this answer we were shocked and I wrote to Burak, that this is really expensive and that there was nothing about it in the description. Burak insisted of the 20 Euro per/day, so I told Wimdu about the situation.
They helped us really good and finally we agreed on 5 Euro/day for the dog. This was not a suggestion of Burak. We suggested it, otherwise our booking might be canceled one day before travelling to Brussels.
As we arrived we got our parking place in the backyard of the building (20 Euro/day). You should ask before if your car fits through the wall into the backyard, because it's very slim.
Now I will talk about the apartment we had. It was horrible!!!!
There is one window in the room. The problem is, that the jalousie can't be opened. It's defect. I told it to Burak and they warranted, that it will be fixed the next day. It was totally closed, so you didn't get fresh air.
All in all they told us every day, that it will be fixed but when we departed, still nobody had repaired it.
The towels we got were dirty (it seemed like from guests before) and we didn't get new ones despite we gave them to Burak back. If we did not have our one towels, we had a problem.
In the bath we had a cockroach.
The bedclothes were dirty when we arrived. On the blanket there were many spots that looked and smelled like mold. Everybody knows that mold is toxic. In the basement where we got our new blanked also smeled like mold and you could also see it on the wall there.
Furthermore we had mold in the bath and in the fridge. Also the silverware was dirty and messy from many guests before.
We talked about the whole situation with Wimdu and they really tried to help us. As suggested by Wimdu, I tried to talk to Burak at the day of our checkout.
The staff was not able to speak English. He told that Burak isn't reachable because he is the Hotel-Manager. He is still sleeping and also the staff is not allowed to call him now (at 10:30 o'clock in the morning).
So it was not possible to talk about a refund at our checkout.
Also a few days later Wimdu could not achieve a refund.
All in all I absolutely can't recommend staying at this apartment. In this grounds there are many rum people, too.
Thanks to Wimdu for your help.
It is a very frugal small apartment, if you also want to cook or just coffee you should not choose here! No shower, everything gets wet,
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Still within walking distance of the town center and convenient parking your car you
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Het is een erg karig ingericht appartementje, als je er ook wil koken of alleen koffiezetten moet je hier niet voor kiezen! Geen douchegordijn, alles wordt nat,
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Wel op loopafstand van het centrum en je auto kun je handig parkeren
achterom voor € 20 per dag.
The apartment is in a very convenient area close to the center and the metro
There was the smell of smoke and having children this caused me some discomfort
The accommodation was a bit dusty, the bathroom was new in the pictures, our not!
Also in the bedroom was on the floor carpet
L'appartamento è in una zona molto comoda vicina al centro e alla metro
C'era puzza di fumo e avendo i bambini questo mi ha causato qualche disagio
L'alloggio era un po polveroso, nelle foto il bagno era nuovo, il nostro no!
Inoltre nella camera da letto c'era a terra la moquette
A wonderful experience!
The apartment is spacious and beautiful, well equipped and very well located.
Our late arrival was made possible by a guard service.
Nothing to say, I recommend it!
Une magnifique expérience!
L'appartement est spacieux et splendide, bien équipé et très bien situé.
Notre arrivée tardive a été rendue possible par les service d'un gardien.
Rien à redire, je le recommande!!!
Great central location to the public transport within a few minutes, yet quiet home.
Apartment worn a little, not very inviting to cook kitchenette. Drain in the shower rather sluggish. To reach bed seperately stairs, entry only possible via foot end, because it was exactly fits a niche. Conclusion: to stay ok, feel good factor rather well.
Super zentral gelegen, öffentliche Verkehrsmittel innerhalb von ein paar Minuten zu erreichen, trotzdem ruhiges Appartment.
Appartment ein bißchen verwohnt, Küchenzeile nicht gerade einladend zum kochen. Abfluß in der Dusche eher schleppend. Bett seperat über Treppe zu erreichen, Einstieg nur über Fussende möglich, da es genau in eine Nische eingepaßt wurde. Fazit: zum übernachten ok, Wohlfühlfaktor eher na ja.
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I was talking to someone about it at the International Deaf Children's Society, and he gave me the contact details of a Dutch research student called Connie, who is studying the village sign language - he had met her at an event at the University of Central Lancaster.
As the bus started back down towards the coast, the number of passengers slowly increased. I was very happy to be sitting in the middle of the bus by the time we reached the coast, as the front and back of the bus were crammed full with Balinese men and women with lots of large baskets and boxes of produce for market!
Desa Kolok
The village has a population of 2,000, and 50 people are deaf - much higher than elsewhere (the deafness is mostly hereditary). Marriage rates are the same for deaf and hearing people because, to the surprise of people in other villages nearby, marriage between deaf and hearing people is not seen as being unlucky or problematic. But as you move further away from Desa Kolok, the gap between the marriage rates of deaf and hearing people increase.
Back to school
The telu bulanan that never was
The origins of Desa Kolok
Many years ago there was a couple in the village who wanted to have children, but had no success. After a while, they sought help from the gods. A family member went to the cemetery near the Pura Dalem at midnight, to get some special offerings to take to the family temple. At the ceremony this person encountered a deaf ghost. When the couple had a baby, the baby was deaf.
There is another story that the people of Desa Kolok originally came from the nearby village of Sinabun. In Sinabun, there is a temple conaining a shrine to Bhatara Kolok, a deaf god. In Bali, it is believed that the gods descend to their temples on the day of their temple festivals (odalan). At certain times, the village communities engage with the gods through a balian, a spirit medium. Ketut spoke of an occasion some time ago on the festival of Bhatara Kolok, when a balian - who could not sign - went into a trance and started to sign the responses of the god. This was interpreted for the worshipers by a temple priest from Desa Kolok, and cemented Ketut's beliefs in the existence of the deaf god.
Through myth and legend, people see the existence of a deaf ghost and a deaf god as a sign that there will always be deaf people in their villages. Yet in spite of this, Ketut (who is hearing) was adamant that his deaf friends in the village were not marked out or 'special' in any way, nor did the deaf people have such an opinion of themselves.
Lawar and farewell
I hope that the class in the village school for deaf children will survive. Among other things, it will stop deaf villagers feeling they have lost out on something for not having received an education at school. It may also help to reinforce the validity of Kata Kolok.


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Entities-Parts I: Game Objects
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framework entity pattern object component part
I. Game Objects (current)
II. Interactions
III. Serialization
This article is the first in a series of articles about the practical application of the entity-component pattern to game programming. This article, in particular, describes what an entity and a component are, how they interact with eachother, and what the advantages of the entity-component pattern are over some traditional methods of creating gameobjects. Also, it will describe the Entities-Parts framework which is simply a collection of reusable classes and concepts for entity-component interaction.
Since I started implementing the entity-component model several years ago, it has evolved based off of experience using it in my games and studying various articles and other implementations. It has not been tested in large scale games such as RPGs, so by no means is it perfect. The implementation and the articles will keep evolving as my knowledge increases and I develop more games.
As part of the framework, I will also provide an implementation of the entity and component and an example rpg-battle system showing interactions between entities and components. The example will be built on in the next articles. The implementation is provided in Java and C++ w/boost.
It is generic enough that you can reuse your components in multiple games and decouple your game objects, i.e. entities, from high-level game logic and systems. I prefer to use the word 'part' instead of 'component' because it is shorter.
The Problem
Some approaches to creating game objects require you to cram all functionality into one GameObject class, or create several game object classes that have duplicate code. With the entity-component pattern, you can reuse code and make your game objects dynamic by thinking of them as a bunch of interconnected parts.
Deep Inheritance Hierarchy Approach: Let's say you have a Monster class. The class contains a few variables, such as those for health, damage, and position. If you want a new type of Monster that flies, you derive a FlyingMonster class from the Monster class. If you want a spellcasting Monster, you derive a SpellMonster class from the Monster class. The problem arises when you want a spellcasting flying monster. You now need to decide whether you want to derive SpellFlyingMonster from FlyingMonster or SpellMonster. Furthermore, you will need to copy and paste code from the FlyingMonster or SpellMonster class to provide the functionality that the SpellFlyingMonster is missing from its parent class.
Monolithic Class Approach: Another approach is creating a single class that represents and contains all the functionality of your game objects, i.e. the GameObject. While this solves the issue of having duplicate code that exists in deep inheritance hierarchies, this class can quickly get out of hand as it becomes responsible for flying, spells, health, position, etc. Maintaining it will be near impossible and gameobjects will be required to hold data for functionality they don't need. For example, a monster that only flies will still need to keep a collection of spells.
Solution - Entity-Component Approach: With the entity-component pattern, you think of a monster as an entity made up of several parts. You do not need separate classes for Monster, FlyingMonster, SpellMonster, and SpellFlyingMonster. For example, to create a FlyingMonster, you create an entity and add a health part, a damage part, and a flying part. If later on, you want it to cast spells, you add the spell part with one line of code. You can create dozens of monster types by mixing and matching parts.
Explaining the Concept
Note: The approach I present is fundamentally different to ECS (Entity Component Systems). In ECS, components only store the data, but do not provide the functionality. Instead, the functionality is provided by external systems. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity_component_system.
It is natural to categorize gameobjects into monsters, items, and walls. Notice that these objects have similar attributes and functionality. They all need to be drawn, hold a physical space in the world, and collide with the player in some way. The line between different categories of gameobjects tend to blur as the gameobjects become more complex. For example, adding movement and damaging spikes to a wall, basically turns it into an enemy, e.g. Thwomp in Mario.
In the entity-component pattern, game objects are described as entities that contain several attributes and functionality. The components/parts provide an abstraction for the attributes and functionality. Parts can be functional, e.g. control the behavior the entity, or just hold attributes that other systems and parts can reference, e.g. a health stat. The entity is responsible for managing parts as well as their lifetimes, i.e. initializing, updating, and cleaning up parts. There are many benefits of this approach: code reusability, addition/removal of attributes in a game object during runtime, and ease in generating new game object types in complex games such as MMORPGs.
Example: Roleplaying Game (RPG) Battle
It's best to illustrate how the entity-part framework works using the following example game/simulation. The example project is attached to this article. The example is in Java, but the C++ code for the Entity and Part classes is also attached.
The Main class contains the logic to initialize and run our game. It creates a monster and a helpless villager. It then uses a basic game loop and updates the entities. While running the application, the state of the game will be printed to the console by the monster entity such as the monster's health, villager's health, and monster's height as the result from flying.
As you can see, it is very easy to create new types of monsters once you write the code for the parts. For example, we can create a nonflying monster by removing the line of code that attaches the flying part. The MonsterControllerPart is the AI for the monster entity and the target passed into its constructor is the entity that will be attacked. We can make a friendly monster by passing in an enemy Entity into the MonsterControllerPart constructor instead of the helpless villager.
public class Main { // main entry to the game application public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException { Entity villager = createVillager(); Entity monster = createMonster(villager); // very basic game loop while (true) { villager.update(1); monster.update(1); Thread.sleep(1000); } } // factory method for creating a monster public static Entity createMonster(Entity target) { Entity monster = new Entity(); monster.attach(new StatsPart(100, 2)); // If we don't want our monster to fly, simply uncomment this line. monster.attach(new FlyingPart(20)); // If we don't want our monster to cast spells, simply uncomment this line. monster.attach(new SpellsPart(5)); monster.attach(new MonsterControllerPart(target)); monster.initialize(); return monster; } // factor method for creating an innocent villager public static Entity createVillager() { Entity villager = new Entity(); villager.attach(new StatsPart(50, 0)); villager.initialize(); return villager; } }
MonsterControllerPart code, which serves as the AI and behavior for the monster, includes attacking its target, saying stuff, and attempting to use spells. All of your parts must derive from the Part class. Optionally, parts such as the MonsterControllerPart can override the initialize, cleanup, and update methods to provide additional functionality. These methods are called when its parent entity gets respectively initialized, cleaned up, or updated. Notice that parts can access other parts of its parent entity, e.g., entity.get(StatsPart.class).
public class MonsterControllerPart extends Part { private Entity target; public MonsterControllerPart(Entity target) { this.target = target; } @Override public void initialize() { System.out.println("I am alive!"); } @Override public void cleanup() { System.out.println("Nooo I am dead!"); } @Override public void update(float delta) { StatsPart myStatsPart = entity.get(StatsPart.class); // if target has stats part, damage him if (target.has(StatsPart.class)) { StatsPart targetStatsPart = target.get(StatsPart.class); target.get(StatsPart.class).setHealth(targetStatsPart.getHealth() - myStatsPart.getDamage()); System.out.println("Whomp! Target's health is " + targetStatsPart.getHealth()); } // if i have spells, heal myself using my spells if (entity.has(SpellsPart.class)) { entity.get(SpellsPart.class).castHeal(); System.out.println("Healed myself! Now my health is " + myStatsPart.getHealth()); } } }
General-purpose StatsPart keeps track of important RPG stats such as health and damage. This is used by both the Monster and the Villager entity.
public class StatsPart extends Part { private float health; private float damage; public StatsPart(float health, float damage) { this.health = health; this.damage = damage; } public float getHealth() { return health; } public void setHealth(float health) { this.health = health; } public float getDamage() { return damage; } }
SpellsPart class gives the Monster a healing spell to cast.
public class SpellsPart extends Part { private float healRate; public SpellsPart(float healAmount) { this.healRate = healAmount; } public void castHeal() { StatsPart statsPart = entity.get(StatsPart.class); statsPart.setHealth(statsPart.getHealth() + healRate); } }
FlyingPart code allows the Monster to fly to new heights.
public class FlyingPart extends Part { private float speed; // in more sophisticated games, the height could be used to tell if an entity can be attacked by a grounded opponent. private float height = 0; public FlyingPart(float speed) { this.speed = speed; } @Override public void update(float delta) { height += speed * delta; System.out.println("Goin up! Current height is " + height); } }
The Entity-Part Code
The following code blocks are for the Entity class and the Part class. These two classes are the base classes you need for the entity-part framework.
Entity class:
/** * Made up of parts that provide functionality and state for the entity. * There can only be one of each part type attached. * @author David Chen * */ public class Entity { private boolean isInitialized = false; private boolean isActive = false; private Map<Class<? extends Part>, Part> parts = new HashMap<Class<? extends Part>, Part>(); private List<Part> partsToAdd = new ArrayList<Part>(); private List<Class<? extends Part>> partsToRemove = new ArrayList<Class<? extends Part>>(); /** * @return If the entity will be updated. */ public boolean isActive() { return isActive; } /** * Sets the entity to be active or inactive. * @param isActive True to make the entity active. False to make it inactive. */ public void setActive(boolean isActive) { this.isActive = isActive; } /** * @param partClass The class of the part to check. * @return If there is a part of type T attached to the entity. */ public <T extends Part> boolean has(Class<T> partClass) { return parts.containsKey(partClass); } /** * @param partClass The class of the part to get. * @return The part attached to the entity of type T. * @throws IllegalArgumentException If there is no part of type T attached to the entity. */ @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public <T extends Part> T get(Class<T> partClass) { if (!has(partClass)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Part of type " + partClass.getName() + " could not be found."); } return (T)parts.get(partClass); } /** * Adds a part. * @param part The part. */ public void attach(Part part) { if (has(part.getClass())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Part of type " + part.getClass().getName() + " already exists."); } parts.put(part.getClass(), part); part.setEntity(this); if (isInitialized) { part.initialize(); } } /** * If a part of the same type already exists, removes the existing part. Adds the passed in part. * @param part The part. */ public void replace(Part part) { if (has(part.getClass())) { detach(part.getClass()); } if (isInitialized) { partsToAdd.add(part); } else { attach(part); } } /** * Removes a part of type T if it exists. * @param partClass The class of the part to remove. */ public <T extends Part> void detach(Class<T> partClass) { if (has(partClass) && !partsToRemove.contains(partClass)) { partsToRemove.add(partClass); } } /** * Makes the entity active. Initializes attached parts. */ public void initialize() { isInitialized = true; isActive = true; for (Part part : parts.values()) { part.initialize(); } } /** * Makes the entity inactive. Cleans up attached parts. */ public void cleanup() { isActive = false; for (Part part : parts.values()) { part.cleanup(); } } /** * Updates attached parts. Removes detached parts and adds newly attached parts. * @param delta Time passed since the last update. */ public void update(float delta) { for (Part part : parts.values()) { if (part.isActive()) { part.update(delta); } } while (!partsToRemove.isEmpty()) { remove(partsToRemove.remove(0)); } while (!partsToAdd.isEmpty()) { attach(partsToAdd.remove(0)); } } private <T extends Part> void remove(Class<T> partClass) { if (!has(partClass)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Part of type " + partClass.getName() + " could not be found."); } parts.get(partClass).cleanup(); parts.remove(partClass); } }
Part class:
/** * Provides partial functionality and state for an entity. * @author David Chen * */ public abstract class Part { private boolean isActive = true; protected Entity entity; /** * @return If the part will be updated. */ public final boolean isActive() { return isActive; } /** * @return The entity the part is attached to. */ public final Entity getEntity() { return entity; } /** * Sets the entity the part is attached to. * @param entity The entity. */ public final void setEntity(Entity entity) { this.entity = entity; } /** * Initialization logic. */ public void initialize() { } /** * Cleanup logic. */ public void cleanup() { } /** * Update logic. * @param delta Time since last update. */ public void update(float delta) { } }
This concludes the basics of the entity-component pattern and the implementation. Also, you got to see how to use the implementation's API in the example. As you can see, entities and components are powerful tools for creating game objects, but they can't stand on their own without higher level systems.
In the example project, notice that the villager's health went below zero but wasn't removed from the game. Also, the villager Entity had to be passed into the MonsterControllerPart constructor which would be an issue if the monster Entity had to be created first. These issues are outside the scope of this article but will be addressed by the next article, which describes how to implement high-level game logic to manage entity interactions with the help of these classes:
Event manager - Provides a centralized hub for event subscription and publication between systems, entities, and parts. For example, this will allow the villager to tell the entity manager that it has died.
Entity manager - Manages entities by adding newly created ones, removing dead entities, and updating them. For example, this will remove the dead villager from the gameworld.
AI System - Manages AI behavior of an Entity that is dependent on the presence of other entities. For example, this will provide the monster entity knowledge of available targets.
Battle System - Provides the rules of the game, e.g., calculating how much damage is dealt, knowing when an Entity is dead, etc.
The example will be expanded so that instead of simulating a 1 on 1 fight, a team of monsters will go up against a team of villagers. The entities will have varying classes (melee specialist, ranger, flying ranger, summoner, support mage, etc). The next article will deal with entity management and interactions: Interactions.
Article Update Log
5 Apr 2014: Shortened title.
22 Mar 2014: Added C++ w/boost version of code and fixed a memory leak bug in the C++ version.
22 Mar 2014: Changed title from Basics to Game Objects to be more inline with the content of the article
12 Mar 2014: Added C++ version of code
9 Mar 2014: Added additional code samples


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