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Driving home from work in the late 80s, I had a woman riding my bumper,I thought she was on a tow bar, I was running 10 over the limit. I tapped the brakes, she did not back off! For some reason, on a straight stretch of road I was in 3rd gear, with the tache. in optimum torque range, a squirrle ran in front of me! I stuffed the brakes, saw smoke come off the tires as I floored the gas, saw her eyes get the size of dinner plates as I pulled away. She stayed 10 car lengths behind me after that! I laughed!
By the way, this was in a 1968 122 Volvo wagon, with HUGE tires, 225/70/15,on Chrysler wheels, not the stock 185/85/15.

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LENR Weekly; E-Cat safe; Allan solar home; "My Idea" from higher power; Klimov - "Energy From The Vacuum"; Bowman mag motor scam
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
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LENR-to-Market Weekly -- June 28, 2012 - Highlights this week include: high temperatures of the E-Cat; interview with Defkalion; pending story on Nanospire's first validated and highly accurate general equation for cavitation erosion prediction; Anthor progress; Mallove's family outraged at sentencing. (PESN; June 28, 2012)
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Desperate E-Cat Detractors Spreading False Safety Concerns - The E-Cat is an inherently safe technology, but certain cynics and competitors seem to be trying to spread false safety concerns as an attempt to muddy the waters and slow Rossi's progress. Reflections of the crab analogy. (PESN; June 28, 2012)
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(URGENT) Top Ten: Narrowing the Field in the Infowars Reporter Contest - There's some excellent content here. I voted for MaryEllen Moore for the female reporter, but had a much more difficult time narrowing down the male reporter, finally choosing Sean Wright. MaryEllen gives an eye-opening piece on the allopathic medicine field and how Rockefeller funded its launch into "mainstream" monopoly take-over. (InfoWars; June 26, 2012)
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
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"My Idea" is Actually from Higher Power - Reflections on a saying I was raised with: "There is no limit to the good you can do if you don't worry about who gets the credit." When you consider that "ideas" actually come from the divine, and that it takes a lot of people and talents to bring an idea to market, it's easier to maintain the needed humility. (PESN; June 27, 2012)
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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Victor I. Klimov - "Energy From The Vacuum" - Verification - Victor Klimov in Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico has constructed a solar cell which can absorb the light of a specific wave length in such a way that one photon can energize more than one electron. As soon as the electron absorbs a photon, it disappears for a very short moment into the quantum field. Being in the virtual state the electron can borrow energy from the vacuum and thereafter appears again in our reality. Now the electron can energize up to 7 other electrons. (PESWiki / Leslie Pastor; commenced October 2008)
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Motorcyclists show how it feels to be an electron (video) - In a "cage of death" demonstration, six motorcyclists pull stunts that resemble an atom. The act was put on by the Nan Shi Theatre acrobatic troupe in Shanghai. A variation on the old Wall of Death motorcycle circus act, one, then two, then three and eventually six riders enter a metal cage and tear round the inside together. The criss-cross stunt with five riders inside is particularly jaw-dropping. (YouTube; August 6, 2008)
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
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A Tour of David W. Allan's Solar Home that Uses 10 Solar Principles - Located in the cooler central Utah climate at 6,000 foot elevation, the Allan's solar home integrates at least ten different forms of solar, including: trombe wall, solarium convection, photovoltaic cells, propylene-glycol heat exchange, eutectic salt chamber, berm insulation, black chimneys and under-ground intake for passive solar air conditioning, and dehydration of food. (PESN; June 24, 2012)
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Obama's Real Father is Communist Radical Frank Marshall Davis - In his new documentary, Dreams from My Real Father, filmmaker, Joel Gilbert, provides exhaustive, compelling evidence than not only was leading Marxist radical, Frank Marshall Davis the biological father of Barry Soetoro (Obama), but he was a primary mentoring hero figure, and that Obama's arrival in the Whitehouse signifies a major coup for the Communists. (YouTube / TheAlexJonesChannel; June 22, 2012)
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REVOLUTION AGAINST THE ELITE 2012 -- Unstoppable Global Uprising! - Brief motivational video points out the ridiculousness of having such a small, out-of-touch coterie of global elite dictating the direction society takes, seeking to turn us all into slaves, when we could peacefully defeat them by just saying no, and pursuing an enlightened direction instead, since they are so vastly outnumbered. (WhyNotNews; June 22, 2012)
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24 Things You Haven't Considered, But Probably Should
These solutions might not be the first that come to mind, but they'll certainly get the job done. For example did you know that people chose Bing web search results over Google nearly 2 to 1 in blind comparison tests?* Go to www.bingiton.com and take the challenge today.
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2. Eggcellent
Separate an egg yolk from the whites with a water bottle!
3. Nail-Whiter
Clean and whiten your fingernails by soaking them in lemon juice for a couple of minutes!
4. Sun-Tea Remedy
Out of aloe? Head to the cupboard. Earl grey and black tea are great at taming down sunburns. Simply soak three or four teabags in a pitcher of warm water. Once the tea cools to room temperature, soak a cloth in the pitcher and blotch it on your red areas. Let your skin absorb the tea, and feel the sweet, sweet relief.
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Rippen your green tomatoes faster by wrapping them up in newspaper.
7. Cardboard Cruiser
Can't afford that awesome new car? Try pimping out your trusty old steed instead.
8. Disposal Deodorant
Here's an easy solution if your garbage disposal is smelling like last month's lasagna. Pour a cup of vinegar into an ice tray, fill the rest with water and stick it in the freezer. Drop your vinegar cubes down the disposal, and smell the roses as you chop away.
9. Makeshift Beer Chest
If there's not enough room in the fridge, you can always wear dirty underwear.
10. Extra Virgin, Extra Close
Believe it or not, olive oil is an excellent alternative to shaving cream.
11. Baking Soda Polish
A cloth or sponge dipped in baking soda and water will remove most scuff marks from tile and painted surfaces.
12. Busted Bike? Maybe Try This Out
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15. Everlasting Herbs
Keep your fall harvest fresh all year long! Pick thyme, basil, rosemary, or any other herbs you have and drop them in an ice tray. Fill your trays up with olive oil or melted butter, stick them in the freezer, and enjoy.
16. Soggy Shoe Solution
Dry your shoes overnight by stuffing them with newspaper.
17. Birthday Pizza
You don't need a microwave to warm up your 'zza.
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Here's an easy way to get rid of frizzy hair: stop using shampoo!
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Floods devastate an already bankrupt and blood-soaked Acapulco
By Gabriel Stargardter
ACAPULCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Gangland violence and looming bankruptcy had already all but obliterated the glitter of Acapulco before catastrophic flooding last month drove crocodiles onto the streets of the Mexican beach resort and turned much of it into a mud bath.
Once a playground for the rich and famous, by 2012 Acapulco had become the murder capital of Mexico, mired in a cycle of brutal slayings, kidnappings and extortion as drug gangs fought for control of the former pirate cove.
Acapulco was still battling to contain the violence when in September it was hit hard by the worst storm damage ever in Mexico. The rains swamped the city's airport, stranding thousands of tourists who are crucial to the health of the local economy.
Roads to Acapulco closed, and the average hotel occupancy rate fell to under 20 percent in the weeks after the disaster. The road is open again and much of the mess has been cleaned up, but that rate has yet to recover. Last week it hovered at less than half the 2012 average of 49 percent - a record low.
Weeks later, Acapulco's hotels have bought up ads in national newspapers offering two-for-one deals. The message is simple: Even more than sending food parcels, the best way to help is to come spend money.
Tourism makes up more than two-thirds of the surrounding state of Guerrero's income, and with many hotel rooms empty, the city's finances in tatters and drug violence widespread, the resort faces a hard slog to recover its reputation.
During the rains, hotels served as emergency shelters. Two weeks later, when Reuters paid a midweek visit, water was still off or rationed at many landmark establishments. At the 180-room Hotel El Cano, only about 20 rooms were occupied.
"Let's hope this is as bad as it gets," said El Cano's manager, Pedro Haces. "We've never had occupation rates like these." It relies now on national tourism and still gets visitors because it's the closest beach resort to the capital, a four-hour drive instead of an expensive flight to others spots like Cancun. Continued...


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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The minority Conservative government will present its 2008-09 budget on February 26, a document that could trigger an election in mid-April.
After Finance Minister Jim Flaherty announced the budget date in Parliament on Monday afternoon, he took note of the uncertain times, and promised to stay out of deficit.
"In this budget, we will be doing what households and businesses do when things are uncertain: we will be acting in a responsible manner," he said.
"So this is a time ... of limited economic growth where you have to have a solid hand on the tiller and you have to be very careful on the spending side and manage things well."
The Conservative government, elected in January 2006 after more than 12 years of Liberal rule, has already warned that the budget will not contain big tax cuts or spending programs.
If the budget is not passed, the government will fall and there will be a federal election, most likely on April 14, although Prime Minister Stephen Harper could set it for some time after that.
Since Flaherty already unveiled C$60 billion ($60 billion) in tax cuts over five years last October, he said he would spend much of his time in this month's budget recounting the accomplishments of the Conservatives' two years in power.
"Canada is in the best position, really, of the G7 countries to go through what are more difficult economic times," he said, speaking of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations. Continued...


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Huntsman Architectural Group Names Sascha Wagner President, CEO
Huntsman Architectural Group has appointed Sascha Wagner its new president and CEO. He is the first person to hold these positions since Daniel Huntsman founded the San Francisco firm in 1981. Huntsman will continue as the company's chairman.
Wagner, who joined Huntsman Architectural Group in 2004, has overseen high-profile projects for clients such as Pixar, Google, and Lucasfilm. He recently served as president of IIDA Northern California. Wagner also is a member of USGBC and the Interior Design Coalition of California.
"Sascha has been an invaluable member of our management team and has helped improve project and business practices, staff development, and visibility for the firm," Daniel Huntsman said in a statement. "Sascha's management skills, business acumen, and ability to bring people together are ideally suited to moving our vision forward and sustaining our current growth and expansion."


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And so it came to pass, after years of Boris telling us to give London a swerve in August, everyone did so obediently. I've found all the crowds, they're eating in my local hangout Westfield Stratford City, guzzling Wagamama's excellent chilli squid and the jerk chicken from Caribbean Scene with a Pinkberry frozen yoghurt for afters. Being frank, I'd rather visitors were there than sat glumly in the Swiss suicide-clinic ambience of an Aberdeen Angus Steak House, or eating a botulism-dog at Oxford Circus. And I'm appreciating empty London greatly. I can get queue-free noodles at Koya, a scoot through the bras in empty Fenwick, then ride home on a half-empty peak-time Central Line without my face squashed in a hirsute man's bumcrack. It's not too shabby. I could also grab a table last minute on a Saturday night for new upmarket Peruvian restaurant Lima on Rathbone Place.
Aside from the wilting marmalade sandwich Paddington Bear kept under his hat, I didn't know much about Peruvian cuisine. I invited my friends Caitlin Moran and Lauren Laverne to investigate with me. While waiting, I ordered us a round of Pisco Sours: small, delicate-looking, deadly beakers of lime juice, egg-white froth and Peruvian grape brandy. Lima serves the best Pisco Sours in London, although they're from the same stable as Espresso Martinis where one is delicious, two isn't enough and three might end up with you pregnant by some geezer in a bar called Billy… could've been Gilly, from Clapham… might've been Clapton.
And in all honesty, I need a drink these days when I have dinner with Caitlin, as ever since her brilliant book How To Be A Woman — filled with candid, white-knuckle tales of her lower regions — went stellar, perfectly sane women will spot her then gravitate towards the table to unleash tales of their own. 'I need to tell you about when I first gave myself an orgasm…' they'll say joyously, as I push runny polenta around a plate pulling a face like when the cat brings me decapitated voles. I'm considering making a sign that says: 'Dining in progress, I do not wish to hear a potted history of your lady garden.'
Lima is the sort of place to take tired foodies who think they've seen it all. Book a table for a glum gourmand or an out-of-town business party who you'd rather not chat to about business. Delicious starter dishes such as artichoke with white onion, Amazon tree tomato, lemon and pink molle, or the asparagus Peru with limo ají pepper, purple corn and yellow potato will arrive, brimming with good value. I saw colours on Lima's plates that I didn't think were found naturally on this earth. On Neptune, perhaps.
If you go, do start with Lima's octopus. In fact, sneak in by yourself, order a bewilderingly hot Chilli and Strawberry Martini (which comes with red chilli devil horns), the octopus, followed by Lima's exemplary lamb shoulder with black quinoa, coriander, white grape and Pisco cinnamon. Total joy. Although I could possibly have eaten two, with sides, if they served sides.
Admittedly, after two Pisco Sours and one Chilli Martini each, my table's commitment to serious food criticism had dwindled somewhat. Caitlin's suckling pig with Amazon cashew, potato and pear looked fabulous, disappearing rapidly enough for me to believe it was bloody delicious, although it's to be noted that Caitlin will eat absolutely anything that won't try to eat her in the process. Lauren's eco dried potato, rocket, ají panca pepper and cacao porcelana sounded wondrous enough, but transpired to be a sort of earthy Innocent Veg Pot with a fancy CV. It's a strong portent when the vegetarian politely can't finish a plate of veg and no one wants to eat it for her.
Luckily, the puddings appeased us: a bowl of Andean kiwicha (a supergrain) with sheep's milk, cinnamon and purple corn jelly was sloppy, sweet and earthy. The dulce de leche (a sort of milky caramel jam) with maca root crumble and beetroot fell into the category weird but delicious. Lima closed before we could order more Pisco Sours. It was a blessing really.
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By his own admission, Staff Sgt. Ty Carter had trouble fitting in when he first arrived at Black Knight Troop.
He was too serious, "socially clueless" and intent on befriending the other soldiers by asking them questions such as "if the sky fell, would we be taller?"
Some soldiers answered him, while others rolled their eyes or wondered why he'd "ask such a stupid question," he said.
His wife, Shannon, "is always telling me to loosen up. If she was around [then], I'd be Mr. Popularity, but instead, I was Mr. Wheat Bread," Carter said during a speech that was both funny and poignant during a ceremony Tuesday at the Pentagon.
Carter, of B Troop, 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, received the Medal of Honor from President Obama on Monday. On Tuesday, the soldier, 33, was inducted into the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes.
Carter is one of two soldiers honored for their actions during the fierce October 2009 battle at Combat Outpost Keating, Afghanistan. He and former Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha are the first two surviving soldiers since the Vietnam War to receive the nation's highest award for valor for actions in the same battle.
On the morning of Oct. 3, 2009, Carter said during his speech, "the sky fell."
"That morning I didn't even have the time to put on the proper clothes," he said. "I was in my PJs and body armor when I realized this wasn't just harassing fire."
He and his fellow soldiers "quickly felt the weight of a Taliban force three to four times our size," he said. "They seemed to know exactly what we would do, but they were wrong."
His fellow soldiers fought back, and felt the "pure, untainted sense of brotherhood that the men and women of America's Army feel for their battle buddies," he said.
That bond shared by men and women who "face the impossible" is both a blessing and a curse, Carter said, choking back tears.
"I am blessed in the knowledge that for a few moments on a battlefield far from home, I connected with a young man," he said, referring to Spc. Stephan Mace.
Carter is credited with braving enemy fire to reach a badly wounded Mace and carrying him to safety. Mace later died from his wounds.
"I am cursed by his voice, a voice that his mother will never hear again," Carter said. "His face, a face that will never smile again. His blood, blood that will never fully wash away. Spc. Stephan Mace and I weren't very close before the battle, but his cries, 'help me, help me, please,' today make me feel like I've known him forever. He needed me, a guy that most people didn't really get. He trusted me."
It didn't matter that the two weren't close, Carter said.
"I didn't need to know anything else about him except he was suffering," Carter said. "When his eyes met mine, we were family."
One of his biggest regrets, Carter said, speaking to Mace's mother, Vanessa Adelson, who was in the audience, is not being able to do more for her son.
"I'm sorry we were not able to bring your son home, to laugh with you and go hunting in South Africa with his best friend, and, of course, get more tattoos," he said. "I'm sorry."
The battle at COP Keating forever changed the men who fought there, Carter said.
"The toll was high," he said. "Eight soldiers died there and another later. More than half of us were wounded, and almost everyone was left with deep, invisible wounds to their hearts and minds. These are the unlikely heroes of COP Keating. ... So if you ever ask, if the sky fell, would you get taller? The answer: 'Hell, yes — I'm an American soldier.'"


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> I want to save some files from the web to the disk. I already
> generated the list of strings with the urls of the files I want to
> get, urlList, and I want them to keep the same names under the
> directory stored in the variable "dir". But my difficulty is in
> getting a file from the web and saving it to disk without Mathematica
> interpreting anything about the format. FileCopy doesn't seem to work.
> Files are in zip, doc and pdf formats but I'm looking for a format-
> independent way. Should be easy, just binary import-export, but it's
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> Any easy way to tell Mathematica to do this?
You can use a second or third argument to Import and Export. I think
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Degree Description:
Designed to train students in the skills needed in the nursery industry. Students who successfully complete the degree are eligible for positions such as plant propagator, greenhouse manager, nursery manager, nursery sales assistant, indoor plant specialist. Positions may be found retail nurseries, greenhouse growers, field growers, floral shops, and indoor plant care specialists. Students who have completed this degree have proven they can identify, propagate, grow, care for, and sell plants for the horticultural trades.
Degree Course Requirements:
* Students may choose any of the Plant Identification courses listed above to total at least 6 units.
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Why Categorise jRPGs and wRPGs? @ IndieRPGs.com
Craig Stern picks up the discussion about differentiating between jRPGs an wRPGs and defends the categorisation:
Interesting article. However, one part really bugged me:
"At first blush, this seems like more of a similarity than a difference: all RPGs feature a linear main plot, in the sense that there is only ever one main plot line in the game. Having a narrative that is truly nonlinear from start to finish would be prohibitively difficult and expensive–so much so that only one game [links to Witcher 2 review] has tried anything even approaching the scale of such an undertaking."
Uhh.. what? Even if you argue that all RPGs are linear in some general way (although that's already a contentious claim), I'm not sure how Witcher 2 is the best example of nonlinearity at all. If anything, it's a profoundly linear game.
Don't get me wrong. I loved it. But having an alternate middle chapter to a linear RPG does not a nonlinear RPG make.
Edit: I also don't get how 'random battles' are one of the main differentiating features between jRPGs and wRPGs. If I had to pick 10 major differences, this certainly wouldn't be one of them. Also, there was little to no discussion of differences in class development, art style, type of story, difficulty, etc. Honestly, it's maybe not that great of a comparison.
There might be a few games here and there that blur the line between western and Japanese RPGs. But for the most part JRPGS have the following characteristics:
Anime (I'm not a fan of anime, not that it is bad or anything, just not my taste)
Loads and LOADS of random unavoidable encounters
Primarily Sci-fi (not bad in and of itself, I'm just more a fantasy guy)
Are more of a movie production than a game
Cumbersome menus
I used to play a lot of JRPGs in the 8 bit and 16 bit eras. But I burnt out from them for the above reasons.
At first, I interpreted the term "nonlinearity" as in how the choices you make will determine which exclusive paths you will follow, each having different irreversible impacts on the storyline. However, it seems that most people apply the term "nonlinearity" if they can choose the order in which they can do stuff like unrestrictive exploration of the world, choose which quests to do in any arbitrary order, etc., which is typical in open world RPG, yet they do tend to have a linear main storyline.
I remember reading on the back of the Gothic DVD case that the game was nonlinear yet my feeling was that it was very linear, simply due to my own definition at the time.
I'd definitely view random encounters as being a defining element of JRPGs. Many western RPGs have them as well, but they don't build the entire game around them the way JRPGs do.
Again, I'm not sure I agree with you.
1. Anime - Definitely yes here, with rare exceptions.
2. Random encounters - Plenty of wRPG's have this as well. I mean, Wizardry and the Bards Tale games are a great example. Pool of Radiance had it. Fallout 1 and 2. Baldur's Gate 1 and 2. Hell, D and D had random encounters. Meanwhile, there are also many games in both sub-genres that have non-random battles.
3. Primarily SciFi - Umm.. what? Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy (at least up until 7, with 9, 11, 12, and 14 also being good examples of medieval-style settings) are both predominantly medieval. I do agree that jRPGs tend to have more "medieval+" settings, with weird scifi/cyberpunk/steampunk/post-apoc type things going on. Still though…
4. More of a movie production? Maybe true with the last few Final Fantasies, but, then again, it's also true of the last few Bioware games. Tie again.
5. Cumbersome menus - Well, that depends on your definition. There are plenty of wRPGs with cumbersome menus, and jRPGs are often built around a console interface.
* Exploration - yep, he's mostly right there. jRPGs will typically lock you in then slowly open the world to you over time. HOWEVER - most wRPGs do similar. Instead of completely locking you out, though, they let you stroll in and get butchered by enemies 10 levels higher than you. (Oblivion was the big exception to that and many gamers hated Bethesda for it.)
* Linear Narrative - yep. jRPGs tend to be more interested in telling a complex story about a team of characters. Some characters will show up only for a time, others may leave the team then come back later, others may stay on but undergo a lot of personality changes, and so on. Because of that, they have to lock the narrative down quite a bit or they run into the "too many story branches" problem. Western RPGs tend to concentrate more on one character with perhaps a few side stories here and there to flesh out the other team members (if any).
* Random battles - used to be, but not so much now. Some games still use them (e.g. Lost Odyssey) and some don't (e.g. Last Remnant).
* Linear Progression - errr, who cares? In all the games you need to pull in enough loot to progress through the game. It doesn't matter if I do 1,000hp damage to a 10,000hp monster or if I do 1hp to a 10hp monster.
From MadGamer
* Anime - depends on the game. Even inside a single series it depends on the game. Sometimes you'll even get a mix of anime and not so anime in a single game.
* SciFi - ummm, no.
* More a movie production? Huh? You mean how they often have a lot of CGI?
* Menus - yeah. That's a console thing. If Playstation controllers had 101 keys then I'm sure the menus would be much nicer.
From me
One factor I haven't seen covered is the age of the characters. jRPGs seem to have a lot more main characters that are teenagers. wRPGs leave the kids at home.
Anime - I just don't like anime very much. In the late 80s and 90s I went through a long period of having an open mind with that art direction but by the end of the 90s I had just really tired of it. I don't think I've played a JRPG that was not done in anime - but that isn't to say that ALL JRPGs are in anime - I really don't know as I stopped following JRPGs for the most part in the late 90s.
Random Unavoidable Encounters - it's true that you can find WRPGs in the history of WRPGs that have unavoidable random encounters. But this concept largely lives in the realm of JRPGs. I loved Dragon Quest through Dragon Quest IV (also known as Dragon Warrior). I played Final Fantasy through FF3. I played Secret of Mana and a few others but by the late 90s I just couldn't take anymore of the random unavoidable encounters. I just really tired of it and dropped JRPGs altogether.
Sci Fi - Admittedly I don't follow JRPGs so I'll take your word for it. But all the big name JRPGs that catch my brief attention in magazines or on the internet seem to be sci-fi with swords. It just doesn't appeal to me. If this were the only problem I had with how I perceive JRPGs to be in general, I'd probably still play some of them, but this just adds another nail to my JRPG coffin. And to be fair, I never liked the sci-fi elements in the early Ultima series either.
Movie Productions - I'm sticking to this one. Too many JRPG developers seemed to think that watching a videogame is more important than playing one. I'm not the only one who feels this way as I've seen this very topic come up time and again on the internet - in both forums as well as by 'reviewers.' I played a bit of DA:O and did not play DA2 at all - but I do concede DA:O had more than a bit of 'movieness' to it.
Cumbersome Menus - It's true there are plenty of WRPGs that have questionable interfaces (yes I'm looking at you Skyrim - but hooray for SkyUI). But most of my experience with JRPGs is on a console. And Console JRPG interfaces are always a pain. After a while, I didn't even expect them to be anything but a pain. The JRPG UIs were 2nd to the random unavoidable encounters that really burnt me out.
To me, the inavoidable random countless encounters are what truly keep me out of playing JRPGs: the last one I've almost finished was Lost Odyssey, nad I consider it pretty good. But even there, too much grinding and random encounters every five steps…
At least in Final Fantasy 8 you could get the Zero Encounter skill, which removes that.
I'm still asking myself why on earth no one else has implemented it again…
Speaking from a very limited personal perspective, every one I've tried has both an aesthetic and a narrative style I can't stand. Graphics/art aren't usually my focus but then put the other issues on top, and they aren't my thing. So,yes, the categorisation is important to me.
@Zloth, just out of curiosity, which jRPGs don't use an anime style? I admit I'm always perplexed they seem so uniform.
Well there are multiple FF titles that have it. Dragon Quest's holy water is pretty iconic for stopping random encounters, although how effective it is depends on the chapter. Other then that it's just something that I remember seeing in a scattering of other JRPGs, most of which are not significant enough for me to remember the names of. One of them had something to do with alchemy and there was a spirit you could use to turn off random encounters.
I categorize because in most western RPGs females are not semi-nude 16 year olds so i don't have to feel like a pervert.
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Lets start from the beginning. When you open up the junction box on the ceiling, what colors of wires are in there? What colors are hooked to the wall switch to control? Pictures are nice also.
as per the wall switch, I didn't open up .... I suspect inside there are two hot wires which are capped together.... causing constant electricity.... at the light fixture... which should be hooked to the switch.... will find out next visit... but just want to pass by you professional here ... see if there is such possiblity....
The red is feeding another circuit/light possibly downstream. Open up the wall switch, and be careful when doing it while live. The breakers for lighting should be labeled, and should be 15a. When you look in the junction box for the wall switch, note what color is connected to the switch, and what color is tied to the feed from the panel, that is not connected to the wall switch.
Again, pictures are nice as asked for before, because they help everyone else to visualize what you are seeing.
thanks,, I will try to take picture next time.... thanks...
I doubt the red wire is for downstream purpose because... it is a split out to serve no purpose it can be removed I meant if it is not for connecting the light fixture and does not affect anything....
thanks anyway...
My guess is you are getting a false reading on your voltage detector (proximity ticker, right?). Use a voltmeter or Wiggy instead.
thanks anyway, at least I now have one more option....
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Polanco's ankle was sprained in mid-August, and it cost him most of his final month of play. But the Pirates still saw fit to have him participate in that first day with the SEALS last month, and as you might guess, the ankle was reinjured.
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I had the same car as you. Regular
helped. Koni FSDs helped some more. But still wasn't great. My issue was never with the firmness of the ride. It had to do with the crash/harsh/loud nature of the ride. Rough patches of pavement would rumble loudly into the cabin.
For the past two years, I had an RS4. It was firmer, with less body roll than my 330. But it was MUCH quieter over rough pavement. I could feel the bumps, but it didn't sound like the car was crashing over them. A lot of people blame the larger rims on the rough ride. Well, the RS4 actually had 19 inch rims, one inch larger than the 330.
I now have a 2009 335 with a sport package. Even with stock shocks and RFTs, the ride isn't as loud as my 2006 was. It's nowhere near as quiet as my RS4, but it's passable. And I know I can likely improve it with Koni FSDs and regular
I'm not sure why the ride on my 2006 was so bad. Yes, you can improve it further with FSDs (especially at higher speeds), but don't expect a miracle. Good luck!
Thank you Spagolli94 for the info. I guess it is possible that the 2006 E90 is not as refined since it is the first year model. Based on the information, the KONI FSD may provide some improvement but definte no miracle to make the car ride like a lexus is or audi a4 which is what I am hoping for.
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So, I have an old 16K coco2. After all of these years I would like to revive it and play around a bit. I do not want to do anything major. Basically play some games with my Daughter and write some basic programs and save to disk for old times sake.
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1.) Output to VGA… Possible? I read that one person used a http://www.amazon.com/Mygica-SuperColor-Converter-Definition-Standalone/dp/B000XY6N5Y/ref=sr_1_50?ie=UTF8&qid=1342244217&sr=8-50&keywords=coax+to+VGA to do this and that it worked well. Thoughts?
2.) I saw some of these SD card mods that let you load and save programs from them. Is it as simple as plugging it into the program pack slot and then loading the files like you would from floppy or cassette, or is it more complicated than this?
I saw that for the one SD card thing from could9 that you need to have at least a 64K coco1 or 2. Are there other SD solutions or do I need to pick up a new coco? (I would rather do this then mess with the electronics)
Oh.. One other thing… I used to have a game called "Peanut Butter Panic" on Cassette. I would LOVE to play this with my Daughter if anyone has a copy of this.
Thanks for any info or help that you can provide. I really look forward to writing a basic program and saving to disk and then eating some sandwiches in Peanut Butter Panic with my Daughter… *crosses fingers*
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- 8 ounces bow tie pasta, cooked and drained
- 1 can (9 ounces) tuna in water, drained and flaked
- 1/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup sliced green onions
- 3/4 cup Miracle Whip
- 4 teaspoons minced fresh tarragon or 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a large bowl, combine the pasta, tuna, red pepper and onions. In a small bowl, whisk remaining ingredients. Pour over salad and toss gently. Chill for 1 hour. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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Saturday night in Denver, Colorado, Robert Rodriguez and Fidel Maldonado, two of boxing's brightest young prospects, thrilled local fight fans with spectacular first round knockouts. Fighting out of nearby Greeley, Colorado, 19 year old super bantamweight Rodriguez improved to 4-0-0, dropping pro debuting Michael Montalbano three times in the initial stanza on his way to earn his first stoppage. After a sensational amateur career, this was Rodriguez's first professional bout in his home state of Colorado and the crowd at Red & Jerry's were on their feet throughout the first round cheering on the hometown hero.
Also fighting under the TKO Boxing Promotions banner, 18 year old Fidel Maldonado stayed perfect, stunning the crowd with a brutal first round knockout of undefeated Denver prospect Jacob Dominguez, the end coming at the 1:29 mark of the round.
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Confucius is believed to have been born around 551 B.C.E. and to have died in 479 B.C.E. He traveled from state to state teaching the sons of the nobility about leadership and morality. He was not famous during his lifetime, and never achieved the high position he aspired to as an advisor to a great ruler. In this respect, later depictions of Kongzi as a powerful player in the events of his time and a well-known figure in early Chinese history are not faithful to the historical record.
Kongzi was born in the small feudal state of Lu in what now is Shandong province in northeast China. He lived between the social instability of the "Spring and Autumn Period" (770-481 B.C.E.) and the descent into violence and chaos known as the "Warring States Period" (403-221 B.C.E.). Like nearly every thinker of his time, Kongzi interpreted social disorder as evidence that human beings had lost a once-harmonious relationship with Tian and its Tao (Way), the source of all life and order in the universe. In framing his vision of the Way, Kongzi relied on a number of Western Zhou sources, including historical documents, governmental decrees, poetry, and ritual texts that were later given the title "classics" or "scriptures" (jing). Kongzi used Western Zhou culture to formulate a challenge to his own times.
Kongzi's disciples came from the social class known as shi ("retainers" or "knights"), who traditionally served the Western Zhou kings. With the collapse of the Western Zhou order, shi became lordless anachronisms and fell into genteel poverty and itinerancy. Their knowledge of ancient aristocratic traditions, however, helped them reinvent themselves as antiquarian advisers to the competing rulers of the "Warring States." Kongzi himself is said to have held such a position, albeit only for a short time before withdrawing into retirement as a Ru ("scholar," the root term in the Chinese equivalent of the word "Confucian"), a ritual master and teacher of future court advisers. His students and their followers later shaped Kongzi's teachings and view of the Chinese past into what became Confucianism.
One of the most influential early Confucian thinkers after Kongzi's time was Mengzi. Like Kongzi, Mengzi was born into the shi class. According to later Chinese historians, Mengzi was a native of Zou, a small state near Kongzi's home state of Lu in the Shandong peninsula of northeastern China. He is said to have studied with Kongzi's grandson, Zisi, although most modern scholars doubt this. While Mengzi apparently held office in the state of Qi, his title may have been no more than an honorary one. His service in Qi did place him in close proximity to the Jixia Academy, a kind of early Chinese "think tank" sponsored by the ruler of Qi that produced, among other thinkers, Mengzi's later critic Xunzi.


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Industrial laser
Who uses it? Homaru Cantu, Moto, Chicago
How much? $2,400 (£1,400)
Alongside the Fat Duck's Heston Blumenthal, Cantu is one of the world's biggest culinary gadget geeks. Not only does he insist his waiters wear FBI-style earpieces and microphones, but there is a patent pending for his Willy Wonka-esque food replicator which prints flavours on to edible paper. Cantu's latest kitchen accessory is a Class IV laser which could apparently melt metal if the fuse could take it. "We've got a new laser dish on tonight. We make a pyramid-shaped pastry cone and we take some of the edible packaging material that we use which has been soaked in natural popcorn extract. Then we zap the packaging material, the essence is collected in the cone which gets cracked open at the table." Unfortunately, the Food and Drug Administration has not yet regulated the laser's use on animal products, so in the meantime Cantu has to content himself with zapping vanilla pods.
Who uses it? Chris Horridge, Bath Priory Hotel and Restaurant
How much? Approximately £250, www.brunelmicroscopes.co.uk
"I initially bought it to see if I was going to poison the customers or not," Horridge confesses when discussing the microscope connected to a laptop in his kitchen. When he began researching his starter of foie gras, sycamore sap and cow parsley puree in December, Horridge found that it was difficult to identify cow parsley from other, less desirable members of the parsley family. "I bought the microscope and examined the stalks at x40 magnification where you can see that the poisonous varieties of parsley don't have hairs." Since then Horridge has used it in other kitchen projects. "We had a problem with a souffle one night, so I stuck it under the microscope and there you can see each individual bubble. I started taking photos of souffles and now we have a database of microscopic images of them. If we have problems we can use the photos to find out why it's not working."
Microplane grater
Who uses it? Matthew Christmas, Chez Bruce, London
How much? £18 from John Lewis, or www.microplaneintl.com
Although this is the most low-tech gadget to be suggested, Christmas believes that the super-sharp Microplane spells the end for the traditional grater. "My sister bought me one and it seemed like the sort of thing that sisters buy their brothers who happen to be chefs. But then I used it and thought, 'Blimey, this is good'." He says that a Microplane gives you a level of control that the old graters are incapable of: "It's great for getting lime zest because you can avoid the bitter pith underneath. It doesn't get clogged up like an old grater either."
Frozen dessert maker
Who uses it? Mohammed Ourad, Momo, London
How much? £1,995, www.magrini.co.uk
At first glance, this gadget doesn't seem too wow-wee. Surely, most food processors could blitz frozen food? Not so claims Ourad, a fan of the Pacojet brand: "This is just really cool. Unlike an ice-cream maker where you have to add lots of sugar, here you can just freeze some fresh fruit and maybe put a little bit of light syrup on if you want; then when it's frozen you can put it in the Pacojet and it turns into beautiful fresh sorbet." The Pacojet works by having a blade spinning at 2,000rpm shaving an extremely thin layer off the top of the frozen food which very quickly produces smooth sorbets.
Digital water bath
Who uses it? Tom Aikens, Tom Aikens restaurant, London
How much? £500-£1,000, www.nickel-electro.co.uk
The current must-have gadget for any self-respecting chef. Nickel Electro says sales have practically doubled in the past month. It might not seem like the best thing since the bread-slicer - it is after all just a bath of hot water. However, chefs say it gives them precision control. Aikens' eight-litre model allows him to specify temperature to within 0.5 of a degree. "I do a pigeon main course on my menu," he says. "We sear the breast and then we vacuum seal it into a bag with thyme, bacon, truffles and duck fat. The bag goes into the water bath at 48C and the flavours infuse with the meat. It only takes between five and 10 minutes in the bath, until it's beautifully cooked."
Hot-plate lightbulbs
Who uses it? Paul Kitching, Juniper, Manchester
How much? 99p for a pack of six
It's not surprising that instead of using normal kitchen gadgets, Kitching, one of Britain's most experimental chefs, opts to use the lightbulbs from his hot-plate. "The idea sort of comes from the Granada service stations on the motorway," he explains. "You know where they have all the food out on the hotplates under those lights and the baked beans have been sat out for so long that they've dried out. As a kid they were always my favourite." After years of experimenting, Kitching now has his drying technique down to an art form and his repertoire of dried foods includes sweetcorn powder, pineapple chunks which end up the consistency of fudge, and his favourite - strawberry dust. "Get a punnet of strawberries, blitz them into a puree and spread it on greaseproof paper, then let it sit under the lights for about six hours. You end up with a thin parchment which you pound with a pestle and mortar. Pass it through a sieve and you've got strawberry dust. The flavour is amazing."
Motorised bong
Who uses it? Tom Cockerill, Entropy, Leicester
How much? £30, www.starlitesystems.co.uk
"I haven't got one yet, but what I want is a kind of motorised bong that you can put hickory into and then press the button and draw the smoke through into an upturned brandy glass," says Cockerill. "Then the waiter takes the glass off and reveals your food wreathed in all this smoke. Maybe we could actually serve it in marijuana smoke at the start of the tasting menu to get the appetite sharpened."