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AliPotsCook Set
A simple aluminium pan set which deserves a place on any extended camping trip. Durable with a generous pan capacity from which you can serve up a feast
AliPots Cook Set
A simple aluminium pan set which deserves a place on any extended camping trip. Durable with a generous pan capacity from which you can serve up a feast.
The saucepans are sensibly sized so you don't have to worry that every stir of your spoon will send pasta flying over the side. Each saucepan has sturdy rubber coated handles which fold away around the perimeter of the pan when stacked. They are also removable which means you can suspend the pans from our Chainset and cook over an open fire!
The set makes a superb expedition cookset when combined with the Koro stove and Concertina windshield.
Key features
- 3 Year Alpine Bond
- The curled lip rims are fully compatible with our hanging Chainset
- AliPots stack inside each other for portability
- Hard anodised brushed aluminium
- Detachable rubberised stainless steel handles
- 2 saucepans and 2 frying pans
- 1 litre pot stacks inside the 1.7 litre pot
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Complete packed size
Weight: 596 g
Height: 12.8 cm
External Diameter: 18.2 cm
1 litre pan
Weight: 143 g
Height: 7.8 cm
External diameter: 14.7 cm
Internal diameter: 13.8 cm
1.7 litre pan
Weight: 175 g
Height: 9.2 cm
External diameter: 17.1 cm
Internal diameter: 16 cm
1 litre lid / frying pan
Weight: 113 g
Height: 4.2 cm
External diameter: 15.8 cm
Internal diameter: 14.3 cm
1.7 litre lid / frying pan
Weight: 165 g
Height: 6.4 cm
External diameter: 18.2 cm
Internal diameter: 16.5 cm
Origin: China
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Light and sturdy
These pots are well made and come in a nice mesh stash bag. They have pretty good non-stick, are easy to clean and are great value. Just remember to pull the handles out before turning the stove on, the rubber on the handles is not heatproof.
Not as specified.
Good quality pots and very practical, lids serve perfectly as plates or frying pan. One big minus-the smaller pot is 1l, but the bigger pot is only 1.4l and not 2l. Shame.
Almost there
Pros - good quality anodised aluminium, good quality mesh bag. Easy to clean.
Cons - can't call it non-stick as there is no coating or anything that might prevent it from sticking. Wish there was any teflon coating on pans (pots are good as they are). Works OK with couscous, rice, sausages, chorizo etc, but no good for eggs :(
One more thing to add that there is only one mesh bag, which is good for a big size pot/pan, but it will not shrink enough for small set. So there is no use out of it if you want to take a small set only.


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Eurogamer: Are you talking about story-based twists or gameplay twists?
Adrian Chmielarz: It's everything. It's me, right, it's in my best interest to advertise the game, but we have a moment in the game that people are going to talk about for years to come. I'm absolutely, 100 per cent sure of that. But I don't want to spoil it for you. I want you to experience it as a gamer who sees that for the first time. That's the tricky part.
But what I can tell you is, we often talk about the skill shot gameplay and the fact you can do combos on your enemies. It turned out our story is in the way of that kind of gameplay. It turned out from the various tests we had with regular gamers that they get so engaged in the story they sometimes forget the skill shot gameplay.
It's our job they don't forget it, so we try to combat that with the design, but they only scratched the surface because so many other interesting things are going on.
This is how Echo Mode was born. We thought, we've worked our asses off to have layers and layers of combat and gameplay, but you're only scratching the surface in single-player because of the engaging story and the visuals.
So let's save the juicy parts of the single-player, strip them of any dialogue, cinematics or scripted events � just pure combat � and compete for points against your friends. You know, measure your d***. Who's better?
Eurogamer: That's what you should have called the mode � Measure Your D***.
Adrian Chmielarz: There's a lot of d*** going on in Bulletstorm. But, it turned out to be an absolutely bulls eye for us, up to a point where productivity suffered. It's funny, it's my job to play Echo Mode and test it, but when I login and I see one of our meshers, who's supposed to be crunching right now, then something's wrong.
Eurogamer: Or something's good.
Adrian Chmielarz: And something's good at the same time. It is a little bit scary, but right now we have to enforce core hours during which you cannot play Echo Mode. It turns out that when you strip off the storyline then the gameplay mechanics are revealed to the player.
I remember the first time I saw that. At E3 we had people come in in groups, and there were five minute breaks between the groups. Just for the fun of it we decided that at the end of the demo it would show your score, the amount of skill shots and the amount of kills. Just for the fun of it.
I noticed people who finished the demo were not leaving the room. They were waiting for everybody else to finish to compare their score. That was encouraging. It's silly, it was just points and the amount of skill shots, but because it was stripped of the entire story and focused on the gameplay, it worked. That's how the mode was born.
It's a win-win situation for everybody, because as a gamer you squeeze out hundreds of hours out of Bulletstorm. While the single-player campaign is eight hours, 10 hours, 12 hours, not many people play it again.
You can have all kinds of fun experiences. We have guys who play the single-player experience, then play fragments of the single-player experience in Echo Mode, then replay the single-player and have a totally different experience the second time around because they know what was coming.
We can expose the gameplay mechanics buried under the story and these crazy events that are happening, and players just have more fun.
Eurogamer: Is there a willingness at the studio to continue with Bulletstorm after it's released with a sequel, or is this a one-off?
Adrian Chmielarz: I could feed you the usual mantra, which is you never know. The truth is you never know. There is this book on Hollywood called 'Nobody Knows Anything.' It's about the fact there is not a golden recipe for a successful movie. If there were, the box office duds would never happen. So nobody knows anything, really, and the same goes for Bulletstorm.
We are hoping, and we have quite promising data supporting this, that it's going to be a huge hit. But you never really know until it's out. So even if I wanted to continue Bulletstorm, if it's not a hit I don't think it's going to be continued.
After we did Painkiller, our first game, we were tired of the first-person genre and shooters. We wanted to do something else. It was fun making that game, and the game came out pretty well, but we were burnt. We worked two years on that game. Bulletstorm will take us four years from start to completion and we just don't feel it.
We have joy and fun working on that game. It's something that never happened to me before. So, common sense says that if it's a hit, then we will be willing to do 10,000 sequels.
We start the game with a flashback moment where you are the leader of Dead Echo, a black ops team. Then there's this big f*** up and we take you five years later. After this f*** up you're the most hunted man in the universe.
You find a way to survive and become a space pirate, however silly that sounds. Then we take you five years later. What happens if you meet with the same person who betrayed you in that flashback?
These five years you can have everything � games, movies, comic books, whatever � if you wanted to. We can tell a lot of stories about Grayson Hunt and the team. We just have to wait and see.

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|Prescott Bush
|Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.
|Running mate
|Thomas E. Dewey
|Stephen Coomber
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|Red denotes Bush/Dewey, Blue denotes Kennedy/Coomber
The United States Presidential election of 1944 was held on Tuesday, November 7, 1944. Contested during a period of weak economic growth in the aftermath of the 1939-40 recession and national opposition to the disastrous occupation of Canada from 1941-43, Nationalist Prescott Bush of Connecticut defeated incumbent Democratic President Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr. of Masachusetts in a race that was closely contested in the popular vote, with Bush winning with a mere ten electoral votes and only a 1.3% margin of the popular vote despite defeating Kennedy by a 234 electoral vote margin in the electoral college. The election marked the fourth Presidential race (out of five) since 1928 that the Nationalists had won.
The election was viewed as the last-gasp defeat of the isolationist and protectionist wing of the National Party, which attempted to nominate Senator Robert Taft or Governor John W. Bricker (both of Ohio) to the Presidency after a contested primary left no clear frontrunner. The ticket of Bush and then-Governor of New York Thomas Dewey wound up being successful, propelling the two men to eight years in the White House and cementing in place the liberal-to-moderate Eastern Establishment wing of the National Party, which would dominate American politics for the next sixty years.
National Party Nomination
Primaries and Convention
The fourteen primaries held split roughly evenly amongst the four major candidates (Bricker, Danner, Bush and Dewey), with Danner entering the convention with a moderate lead over Bush. At the convention, party leadership (notably including former President Herbert Hoover) decided that despite the nation's overwhelmingly anti-interventionist mood after the Canadian occupation, the threat posed by France was now too great to be ignored by isolationists like Bricker or his sponsor, Taft. Despite attempts to place Bricker and Taft on the main ballots, only Bush and Danner advanced to the second round after each clearing a vote threshold that eliminated other competitors.
Bush gave a plainspoken, straightforward speech speaking of internationalism, free trade, and the importance of a strong military. He resolutely promised that "the second half of this century will inexorably be an American century - with the conclusion of the conflicts and wars in Europe, we stand in a position unseen in our nation's history to shape the world." Bush had the backing of business interests interested in expanding into recovering markets in Europe and throughout the world. Danner, meanwhile, gave an underwhelming address to the convention, failing to arouse the passions of either conservative Midwesterners or moderate Easterners. Bush won the nomination, much to the surprise of the national media. While many suggested Bush appoint a conservative his running mate to shore up the right wing of the party, he made a shocking move by selecting Dewey as his running mate, viewing him as the key to carrying New York, which at the time was essentially the key to winning the election.


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If you have any ideas for other DotWs, post them in the comments.
Sorry for the unseemly delay after Neopterons, MH4's trailer stole some thunder and then last week... I think Andrew may have been devoured by wolves.
Daimyo Hermitaur/Plum Daimyo Hermitaur
I love the crabs, I really do. Original Daimyo is an excellent design and really fun to fight. Hitting the legs until he tumbles then smashing the head, or breaking the claws. Perhaps he's slightly too easy, but Plum Daimyo remedies that.
Shogun Ceanataur/Terra Shogun Ceanataur
Shogun Ceanataur might be one of my favourite monsters of all time. Vicious, sharp-looking design, aggressive fight, more difficult than Daimyo and again, just all-round great fun. He makes some excellent armor at almost all ranks as well, and Terra, whilst not being the best sub in the world, is still interesting and worthwhile.
Shen Gaoren
Oh, and it was going so well. Glorious design (again), horrible, frustrating, boring fight (unless you bring a Bowgun in which case it's merely boring). Better than Lao, admittedly, but sawing off your own limbs with a rusty spoon is better than fighting Lao.
Akura Vashimu/Akura Jebia
One of the first Frontier exclusives and to be honest still one of my favourites. I love the scorpion-esque design, the clever use of crystals, how much stuff there is to break, and how it has loads of unique ideas, like the different colour blood, eating its own tail, and roaring (unique for a Carapaceon!).
Taikun Zamuza
Another Frontier exclusive. A great design - what is it about Carapaceons that brings out Capcom's best designers? I love how Hunters have to chip away at his different layers of armor, the in-quest cutscenes, how the last stage of the fight is totally different to the first. Just really good stuff.
Not going to cover Baelidae because it hasn't been in a released game yet.
- Which is your favourite?
- Least favourite?
- Want more Carapaceons in the future?
- Will the 'throwing darts at a list of names' policy bring Shogun back in MH4U?


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Release Notes: This release fixes the dvconnect bugs, which caused segfaults on the latest kernel versions, and fixes the ppm-reader bugs in dvbackup. It adds underrun-picture and setscheduler support to dvconnect.
Release Notes: This version makes dvconnect and dvbackup work with NTSC, and fixes the end of backup failures.
Release Notes: This release fixes the data corruption bug and includes the latest dvconnect version.
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A TWiki appliance that is easy to use and lightweight.


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Mr. Cleviston L. Haynes, M.A. (Econ) Chairman
Mr. Haynes, the Acting governor, Central Bank of Barbados, is a graduate of the University of the West Indies and the University of Western Ontario.
He joined the Central Bank in 1980 as an Economist and has served the Bank in several capacities, including Chief Economist, Adviser to the Governor, Director, Bank Supervision Department and most recently as Deputy Governor.
Mr. Haynes represents the Bank on the boards of the Barbados Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Barbados Stock Exchange, and previously was a member of the Anti-Money Laundering Authority of Barbados.
He has also served as Technical Assistant to the Executive Director for Canada, Ireland and the Caribbean at the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the period 1987-1989.
Most recently, as Chairman of the Regional Financial Stability Coordinating Council (RFSCC), he has been a key resource in the preparation of the Caribbean Regional Financial Stability Report.
Mr. Haynes has authored a number of academic papers in local and international publications, including papers on monetary policy and financial sector issues, and debt management in the Barbados economy.
Dr. Woodroffe BSc, MSc, LLM, MA, PhD
Louis Woodroffe has been employed with the Government of Barbados for over thirty years. He is currently the acting Director of Finance and Economic Affairs in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs. He has been Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, the Ministry of Industry and International Business, the Ministry of Commerce and Trade and the Division of Economic Affairs.
Dr. Woodroffe holds the BSc (Economics); University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus; MSc (Economics and Finance); Loughborough University, UK; LLM (International Trade Law), University of Northumbria, UK; MA (Public Policy Management), York University, UK; and PhD (Economics) from the University of Nottingham, UK.
Justin Robinson, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. C. Justin Robinson is a national of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and currently serves as Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. Dr. Robinson's research interests are Capital Markets in Developing Countries, Public Finance, Financial Risk Management and Corporate Finance. He has published extensively on these subjects in a number of regional and international journals. Major publications include: "An Analysis of the Financial Performance of Statutory Corporations In Developing Countries" "The Role and Future of European Derivatives Markets" "Capital Market Integration in the Caribbean, Stock Price Behaviour in Emerging Markets," "Long-term Financing Decisions in the Caribbean," "Analyzing " Customer Satisfaction with Public Transportation in Developing Countries".
Dr. Robinson currently serves as Chairman of the National Insurance Scheme Barbados and Vice President of the Barbados Museum and Historical Society.
Dr. Robinson obtained his Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom. He also holds an M.Sc. in Finance and Econometrics from Florida International University and a B.Sc. in Management Studies (First Class Honours) from the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados.
Peter Carter, B.Com (Birmingham), MA (Leicester), FCCA
Peter Carter is the Managing Partner, Peter J. Carter & Co., Chartered Accountants. The firm was started in January 1990 and has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality work in accounting, auditing, tax and other finance-related areas.
Mr. Carter spent several years working in Barbados and abroad in accounting and auditing in the international accounting firms of Coopers & Lybrand, now PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and Ernst & Whinney (then Ernst & Young).
Mr. Carter has also performed auditsfor projects funded by the European Union (EU) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
Mr. Carter holds a B.Com (Hons), from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, a Masters degree in Co-operative Management and Organizational Development from the University of Leicester, UK, and is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA).
Mr. Bjorn Bjerkhamn, B.Sc. Eng. (Hons), MBAPE
Bjorn Bjerkhamn graduated as a Civil Engineer from the University of the West Indies and was elected as a Corporate Member with the Barbados Association of Professional Engineers (BAPE) in 1975.
Since this time he has become one of the region's most accomplished builders in the construction industry, having successfully developed some of Barbados' premium properties.
Onika Stewart, LL.B (UWI), LL.M (Lond) L.E.C.
Onika is a Partner in the Barbados based corporate/commercial practice group. She has significant experience in large cross-border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, new investments and reorganization transactions, in the oil and gas, financial services, insurance and manufacturing sectors. Onika has a strong background in regulatory matters and advises on renewable energy projects involving both private and public entities. Her practice also extends to information technology, intellectual property and communications, in addition to providing general corporate advice.
Onika has been involved in several major deals including the acquisition of the downstream business of an international oil and gas company, the acquisition of a Barbados company holding various international oil and gas assets, the acquisition of a rum refinery, the acquisition of an international communications company by one of the largest cable television companies, the merger of two regional commercial banks and the sale of a regional general insurance company. She has also advised on various group reorganisations, share transfers and the formation of corporate entities.
Onika was admitted to the Barbados Bar in 2000. She obtained her Bachelor of Laws Degree with Honours from the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus in 1998 and her Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School in 2000. In 2004, she was awarded a Master of Laws in intellectual property, telecommunications and internet law from the University of London, Queen Mary & Westfield College. She also holds a certificate in Public Procurement Law and Governance from the University of the West Indies, which was awarded in 2013.
Between 2008 and 2011, Onika served both as the Chairperson of the National Advisory Committee on Intellectual Property and as a Director of the Copyright Society for Composers, Authors and Publishers Inc. She is currently a Director and Member of the Audit Committee of the Central Bank of Barbados, having acted in these positions since 2008. Onika also currently acts as the Legal Advisor/Secretary to ASPIRE Foundation (Barbados) Inc. ASPIRE is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to help charities, non-profits and social enterprises in Barbados become more sustainable. That way, they can better achieve their charitable objectives.
Cecil McCarthy was first employed as a Secondary School Teacher in 1976. He worked for two years in that position before leaving to study law at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus in 1978 graduating with honours in the Bachelor of Laws programme in 1981. He later attended the Hugh Wooding Law School where he obtained his Legal Education Certificate in 1983.
Mr. McCarthy commenced legal practice in Barbados in 1984 and has been involved in most areas of civil practice, concentrating mainly on property law, conveyancing, succession, contract and family law.
Mr. McCarthy has combined teaching with the practice of law and was a Law Lecturer at the Barbados Community College from 1986 to 1999 and a tutor in contract law at the U.W.I.(1983-86). Since 2009, Mr. McCarthy has been a Lecturer at the UWI in Labour and Employment Law. He has been the author of a weekly legal column in the Daily Nation, since 2001.
Mr. McCarthy is a Past President of the Guild of Undergraduates UWI, and a Past President of the Barbados Credit Union League and a Vice President of the Caribbean Confederation of Credit Unions.
Mr. McCarthy currently serves as a member of the Family Law Council, the Police Complaints Authority and the Financial Services Appeal Tribunal.
Mr. McCarthy was appointed Queens Counsel in 2009 and has been an acting judge of the Barbados Supreme Court.
Ms. Sadie P.O. Dixon, LL.B., LL.M., L.E.C., Secretary to the Board (Ag)
Ms. Sadie Dixon is the Acting Bank Secretary of the Central Bank of Barbados. She is an Attorney-at-Law who holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours from the University of the West Indies, a Certificate in Legal Education from the Hugh Wooding Law School and a Masters of Law with Distinction from the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom. Sadie also holds a certificate in Legislative Drafting from the University of London's Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.
Sadie was admitted to the Bar in Barbados in 1994 and has also been admitted to the Bar of the Organisation of East Caribbean States where she practised for about 2 years at the start of her legal career. In 1996, she joined the Attorney General's Chambers in Barbados and was assigned to the Chief Parliamentary Counsel's Office where her main responsibility was the drafting of the corpus of the laws of Barbados. Whilst performing this role, she was also assigned from 2003 to 2005 to the Double Taxation Treaty Negotiating Team and assisted in the negotiation of DTAs between Barbados and Italy and Barbados and Austria. Sadie has acted as Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court of Barbados and prior to joining the Central Bank of Barbados in December 2006, was a Legislative Drafting Consultant for USAID. Sadie has served as an External Examiner for the University of the West Indies' Faculty of Law's Masters Programme , she continues to assist in the drafting of legislation when required and is currently the lecturer of a Legal Principles Course for Barbados based Insurance Professionals in the final quarter of each calendar year.
Sadie is passionate about the international financial services sector and learnt valuable lessons about the sector from her experience as a young student with the renowned firm of Harney, Westwood and Riegels in the British Virgin Islands where she interned whilst at Law School. In recent times, she has been assigned to a Barbados International Business and International Financial Services Compendium project under the leadership of the Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Dr Delisle Worrell. This book will focus on the history and development of Barbados as an international financial centre and it is expected that it will be completed in the final quarter of 2017. In recent months, Sadie has been a member of the Financial Stability Board's Correspondent Banking Working Group and is currently a member of a team from the Central Bank of Barbados which has completed the first iteration of a Working Paper entitled "De-risking in the Caribbean: The Unintended Consequences of International Financial Reform".
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Rogue was founded under the premise of creating stronger, longer term relationships built on mutual trust. We strive to create excellent design, backed by rock solid development. We removed the elements (read dead weight) of the process that slowed projects down or added unnecessary overhead to the projects budget and timeline. We don't b.s. our clients. We share the truth with them and keep them informed and educated along each step of the way. (This is probably why some of the other players in this space wish we'd just go away.)
If you walk into our studio, you'll be greeted by interaction designers, developers, thinkers and strategists. We are made up of defectors from the advertising, branding and technology worlds. So, what exactly do we do? We research, design, develop and deploy digital marketing solutions and campaigns across all channels, for brands big and small.
We help our clients create relationships with their customers in ways they never thought possible. We do that by executing concepts skillfully and efficiently. We surprise our clients by producing work that is innovative, memorable and exceeds expectations. We don't offer one solution to your needs. We customize and tailor the experience for your unique audience. Isn't that how it should be?


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Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Prakash Javadekar has issued a strong warning to Telangana Multi System Operators (MSOs) over the blockage of telecast of channels TV9, ABN Andhra Jyothi in the State. Minister said that if MSOs won't heed to government, he warned of stern action including cancellation of all the licenses of MSOs.
Government has ordered MSOs to regularise the telecast of banned channels TV9, ABN Andhra Jyothi immediately by Monday. Mr Javadekar made it clear that the government is committed to safeguard the freedom of expression, freedom of press, he ruled out any interference in the matters of its functioning. However, Javadekar said government wanted "self-mechanisms" to maintain accountability, responsibility. He asserted that press is independent and MSOs, which carry channels, cannot resort to any censorship. This is certainly a sigh of relief to the managements of TV9, ABN who lost a major chunk of revenue with the ban.


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Eating Well
By MARIAN BURROS
Published: January 11, 1989
IT seems as if everyone is talking or writing about nutrition these days. Even if you seldom follow the subject, you might be surprised at the amount of information you have absorbed subliminally.
A form of mind control, some might say.
Since most of us are easy marks when it comes to taking a quiz, here is one to test your knowledge of nutrition.
Q. How many grams of fiber do nutritionists recommend that adults consume each day? a. 5 to 10; b. 10 to 15; c. 20 to 35; or d. 50 to 75
A. The correct answer is 20 to 35 grams, nutrition experts say.
Most Americans probably consume far less. There can also be too much of a good thing: 50 to 75 grams a day can cause intestinal problems and can allow certain minerals like zinc to leach out of the body.
Q. Which fruit contains the most fiber? a. prunes; b. dried figs; c. pears; d. bananas; e. raspberries.
A. The answer is prunes. According to the Department of Agriculture's Handbook 8, which lists nutritional values of foods, prunes have 2.04 grams of dietary fiber per 100 grams.
Q. orange juice is pasteurized, how much of its vitamin C does it lose? a. No more than 5 percent; b. 10 to 15 percent; c. 50 percent; d. almost all.
A. The answer is 10 to 15 percent, according to tests done by the Government and the food industry. Most commercially available orange juice is pasteurized, a process in which the juice is heated to 195 degrees for 10 to 15 seconds to kill harmful bacteria and prolong its shelf life. In that short period of time not much vitamin C is destroyed. A six-ounce glass of pasteurized orange juice will yield 70 milligrams of vitamin C, which is 120 percent of the United States recommended daily allowance.
Q. Olestra is: a. A recently discovered form of good cholesterol; b. an artificial sugar; c. an edible form of polyester; d. an artificial fat.
A. Olestra is an artificial fat produced by the Procter & Gamble Company. Because the compound passes through the body without being digested, it adds no calories or cholesterol. But the Federal Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved its use in food for humans; the company's safety studies are still under scrutiny by the agency. The agency has not said when it will make a decision.
Q. As long as a food contains no cholesterol, anyone on a low-cholesterol diet can eat it. True or false?
A. False. Eating too much dietary cholesterol is not the only way to raise blood cholesterol levels. Too much saturated fat will have the same effect. Anyone on a low-cholesterol diet must reduce the intake of products containing animal fats as well as saturated fats like coconut oil, palm oil and palm kernel oil. While dietary cholesterol and saturated fat are not the same thing, both raise blood cholesterol levels. Even though a product may say ''no cholesterol'' on the label, if it contains saturated fat, it is not good for anyone on a low-cholesterol diet.
Q. How does wheat bread differ from white bread? a. It has whole-wheat flour in it; b. It is made with 100 percent whole wheat flour; c. It is no different from white bread.
A. Wheat bread is the same as white bread. It contains no whole-wheat flour, and if it is a different color than white bread the color probably comes from caramel coloring. Bread labeled ''100 percent whole wheat,'' however, must be made with whole-wheat flour, and therefore contains more fiber.
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a. All bone formation stops once you reach adulthood.
b. Calcium is used for other functions in the body besides building bones and teeth.
c. Taking calcium supplements is the best way to prevent osteoporosis.
A. Here are the answers and explanations:
a. False. Bone formation and reformation goes on continuously.
b. True. Calcium also helps your heart to beat, your muscles to work, your blood to clot and your nerves to function.
c. False. Taking calcium may prevent further progression of osteoporosis, but there are many other factors involved in preventing the disease: regular exercise, cessation of smoking, and reduced stress.
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b. The product has fewer calories than the standard version.
c. The product has less sodium than the standard version.
d. The product has less fat than the standard version.
e. Any of the above.
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- 1 1⁄2 lbs ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 cup water
- 2 -3 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 2 cups salsa, divided
- 10 (8 inch) flour tortillas, cut into 3/4-inch strips, divided
- 1 cup sour cream
- 2 (15 1/4 ounce) cans whole kernel corn, drained
- 4 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
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- In a skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in water, chili powder, salt, pepper and garlic powder. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes.
- Place 1/4 cup salsa each in two greased 8-in. square baking dishes. Layer each dish with a fourth of the tortillas and 1/4 cup salsa. Divided meat mixture, sour cream and corn between the two casseroles.
- Top with remaining tortillas, salsa and cheese.
- Cover and freeze one casserole for up to 1 month.
- Cover and bake second casserole at 350° for 35 minutes. Uncover; bake 5-10 minutes longer or until heated through.
- To use frozen casserole: Thaw in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake as directed above.


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Seoul : North Korea has released a new propaganda video on Saturday titled 'Last Chance', showing a submarine-launched nuclear missile destroying Washington and concluding with the US flag in flames.
The four-minute video romps through the history of US-Korean relations and ends with a digitally manipulated sequence showing a missile surging through clouds, swerving back to the earth and slamming into the road in front of Washington's Lincoln Memorial, reports Guardian.
South Korea and American allies face 'miserable end', says North Korea.
The US Capitol building explodes in the impact and a message flashes up on the screen in Korean: "If US imperialists budge an inch toward us, we will immediately hit them with nuclear (weapons)."
Pyongyang has upped the rhetorical ante in recent weeks, with near daily threats of nuclear and conventional strikes against the South and the US mainland in response to large-scale South-US war games.
The threats have turned increasingly personal and North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un on Friday watched a live-fire long-range artillery drill simulating a strike on the official residence of his South Korean counterpart.
Tensions between both sides have been on the rise since Pyongyang carried out its fourth nuclear test in January and a satellite rocket launch a month later that was widely seen as a disguised ballistic missile test.
North Korea has been pushing to acquire submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capability which would take its nuclear strike threat to a new level, allowing deployment far beyond the Korean peninsula and the potential to retaliate in the event of a nuclear attack. (ANI)


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After arriving slightly late on the dual-core scene, it seems Indian smartphone makers are now fast adapting to the 720p display trend. Following the launch of the Micromax A116 Canvas HD, it's the turn of the XOLO A1000 to bring an HD display on a large screen.
On paper, there is not much difference between the A1000 and the Canvas HD except the quad-core processor and the lack of dual-SIM on the former. However, the A1000 might suffer from lack of sales thanks to being priced in the same range as the Canvas HD. At Rs 13,999, it's not the cheapest dual-core phone in the market, but it does bring some nice specs to the table. The camera, in particular, looks to be a standout feature. Let's take a closer look at the specifications of the phone.
OS – Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
The A1000 will launch with 4.1 Jelly Bean, which brings a smooth UI experience as well as the Google Now app, a better camera interface. Jelly Bean also brings with it Project Butter, which makes transitions and animations smoother, and increases general UI responsiveness. XOLO's A800 had only minimum customisations like notifications toggles to the stock Android 4.1 experience and it would make sense to continue on this path with the A1000 as well.
The A1000 replaces the A800 as the company's flagship phone
Cellular network – 3G support
The XOLO A1000 supports 3G networks and has EDGE connectivity on GSM 900 and 1800 MHz bands, and 3G on WCDMA 2100 MHz band. HSDPA is restricted to 7.2Mbps, which is lower than the HSDPA speeds on Micromax A116 Canvas HD (21Mbps).
Display – 5-inch HD IPS
Micromax paved the way with a 720p screen on the Canvas HD, and XOLO A1000 looks to have the same display. The 5-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 sounds great. XOLO has manufactured the screen using a One Glass Solution (OGS). OGS dramatically reduces the girth of the phone, while also making the interface seem closer to the finger. A similar technique is used by LG in the manufacture of the Optimus G and Nexus 4. However, there is no word on whether the phone will have any scratch resistant glass on top.
XOLO A1000 has a 5-inch 720p display
Form factor and weight – Quite slim for a 5 incher
Normally, 5-inch phones released by Indian manufacturers have a fat waistline. That is not the case with the XOLO A1000. The OGS technology has allowed the manufacturer to reduce the thickness of the handset. At just 8.8 mm thick, it's quite possibly the slimmest Indian phone in the market right now. XOLO has decided to go with capacitive buttons under the display rather than on-screen buttons. There are three hardware buttons on the handset for power, volume rocker and the physical camera shutter key. The weight of the handset has not yet been revealed by the company.
Wi-Fi – 802.11 b/g/n
Nothing out of the ordinary here. The XOLO handset supports 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi bands. It's not as powerful as a phone with dual-band support, but it should still be good enough for everyday use.
SoC– MediaTek MT6577 (dual-core)
Where Micromax has launched its phone with the latest MediaTek chip, the XOLO A1000 uses the last-generation chipset – MediaTek's MT6577 SoC, which contains a dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU, clocked at 1GHz and PowerVR SGX 531 GPU. While the CPU uses the slightly older architecture from ARM, the SoC has been used in hundreds of devices made by low-cost manufacturers. Without seeing the handset ourselves, we cannot give any guarantees about its performance, but on paper, the combination of a dual-core CPU and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean sounds like a good match. The phone has 1GB of RAM, which is on par with the A116 Canvas HD and the Samsung Galaxy Grand.
Storage – 4GB onboard with room for expansion
Onboard storage is not great at 4GB, but you do have the option of expanding it up to 32GB via the microSD card slot. We would have preferred to see at least 8GB of internal storage, so that an external memory card does not become a necessity.
Primary Camera – 8-megapixel BSI sensor with LED flash
The main camera on the XOLO A1000 is an 8-megapixel snapper, which we reckon is the same one used on the A800. Thankfully, it's also a BSI sensor and gives better pictures in low-light or badly-lit situations. Other features that the camera brings are HDR mode, touch focus and autofocus. It also has an LED flash to light up subjects in low light.
Front camera – 1.2-megapixel BSI sensor
The front-facing cameras normally get the short straw, but XOLO has done nicely in this department. The 1.2 megapixel BSI sensor should ensure clean video calls on 3G networks. The odd self-shot should also ideally go off without a hitch.
XOLO A1000 is only 8.8 mm thick!
Sensors – Just the usual
Accelerometer, proximity sensor and ambient light sensors are all regular entries in this department. Nothing out of the ordinary otherwise in the XOLO A1000.
XOLO has stuck with the traditional GPS chip for the A1000. GLONASS is missing from the picture, but that's normally reserved for high-end devices. Besides, a GLONASS chip would have driven up the price.
Battery – Li-Ion 2100mAh
The battery size is the same as the one on the Galaxy Grand. The low-powered dual-core CPU should help conserve juice. Heavy data users and those with a penchant for watching videos might find their battery levels dropping steadily as the day passes. Even so, it should help keep the phone powered on for at least 12-14 hours of moderate use. A larger battery would have been a nice inclusion, but it would have been a trade-off against the slimness of the phone.
The bottom line
We can't fault XOLO for launching the A1000. Apart from the low internal storage and the last-gen processor, the phone has very good specs. Its price is another matter that we would have liked to change. Closer to Rs 10,000, buying this smartphone would have been a no-brainer. But we live in a brave new world where quad-core phones are being launched for less than Rs 14,000. In this world, the XOLO A1000 seems to stand out for the wrong reasons.
The comparison between the Micromax A116 HD and the XOLO A1000 is a moot point. The former is retailing for less than the A1000 at Rs 13,990, so why would anyone buy a dual-core phone over a quad-core one. It could be argued that the XOLO smartphone does look to have better build quality and has a better camera on paper. We will be bringing you an in-depth review of the phone as soon as it reaches our office. But until we test it in our lab, it's hard to get behind the argument that the A1000 might be a better buy than the A116.
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On Friday Caterham Racing confirmed that Giedo Van der Garde will pilot the teams second car in the 2013 Formula One season. Charles Pic will be in Caterham's other car after coming over from Marussia F1 Team where he raced in 2012.
Van der Garde was the favorite to win the open spot at Caterham after taking part in six FP1 tests with the team in 2012.
"I know I am ready to take the step up to F1," Van der Garde said, "and all the work I have done throughout my career, and particularly in the last year with this team, has brought me to my ultimate goal. Throughout 2012 I was able to fully integrate myself into the team, both through the FP1 sessions I ran at a number of tracks that were then new to me, and as Reserve Driver, fully embedded with the team throughout the season."
The 27-year old Dutchman has raced the last four seasons in GP2. During that time he has won five times including two for Caterham last season.
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text: Hey All, Used to post here quite a bit but haven't flown the drone in a long time so I fell away but after some advice from you all. I am an archaeologist and I use my drone to take photographs of archaeological sites.(See some here) Anyways, my setup is a old P2v1 which is fitted out with an IOSD mini, FPV, custom mount, which I attach a Canon s110. This is basically because I need photographs with as little lens distortion as possible. Camera is 12.1mp and takes quite nice shots. 90% of the shots I take are straight vertical downwards. Thinking of whether I need to upgrade or not. So thinking of either upgrading the P2 to a v2 with new motors, or alternatively, buying a P3. If I go the P2v2 I would put a bigger camera on it as it has a higher takeoff weight right? Just curious if anyone could offer some advice? What are the photos on the P3 like? Would they be as good as my Point and Shoot Canon? If not, what is the max take off weight of the P2v2? The old P2 was 1400grams, which I just fit under. I'd also say my primary reason for using this is to just take vertical downwards photos- I also take the odd anged shot but the GOPRO on the H32D mount can normally handle that. Thanks Hugh


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Guitar Hero: On Tour DS
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- Release Date: Jun 22, 2008
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Even though Guitar Hero: On Tour might not feel like playing guitar, it definitely feels like playing Guitar Hero: it's an excellent portable representation of the full experience, and it's incredibly hard to think of any way to do it better than how Vicarious Visions did it.
It's simply not enjoyable to contort your hand around the DS and listen to 25 low-fi songs while you strum the touch screen and fight the pain in your hand.
While the flight does get bumpy at times due to some wrist issues and limited song choices the overall experience is still intact.
Even with some clever adjustments, On Tour just doesn't feel the same.
It's awesome to be able to play Guitar Hero wherever you are, the song list is nice and varied (though too short), and the gameplay is almost perfect. The only downsides are you may get some serious tendinitis in your wrist if you play for too long, and the game feels like you're playing Guitar Hero rather than an actual guitar, which is the biggest attraction for the console counterparts.
You won't want to rock and roll all night with this hand-cramping game that doesn't have the right tunes to back up an inventive slate of multiplayer modes.
Personally, I enjoy the idea and most of the execution, but it doesn't live up to the previous titles (except maybe Rock the 80's), and it still has a way to go before it completely impresses me.
Finding a way to pump more music into the mix should have been a higher priority as well.
In some ways, Guitar Hero: On Tour feels more like an experiment than a full-fledged game, as if Activision just wanted to see if it could be pulled off. Whether or not it succeeded is open to debate, as there are a number of issues that hurt the game.
Even proper strumming seems to be measured inconsistently, breaking otherwise-perfect sequences and potentially losing you points or even getting you booed off if your performance dips below a certain threshold, forcing you to replay the entire song.
For newbies, the controls are too unwieldy, and for veterans, though they'll get a short burst of fret-shredding (for $49.99…), stylus scraping just doesn't compare to a life-sized Gibson controller. With all the fumbling it takes to hold the DS comfortably, you'll wonder why you're playing this in public.
It's perfect for quick sessions and there's enough content to keep you satisfied for a long while. If you take your DS with you everywhere you go, you definitely should put this on your shopping list.
Games Master UKCombines two of our favourite travelling pastimes - gaming and music - to great effect. [Sept 2008, p.74]
It doesn't feel like Guitar Hero. Sure, you get to press buttons in rhythm and watch an avatar bounce around the screen...but some major components are lost because of the platform. The DS certainly doesn't look or remotely feel like a guitar, and the songs -- though high quality -- just don't sound quite as awesome popping out over the system's tiny speakers.
Just about the perfect interpretation of the series in handheld form. I cannot imagine a better way to do it and I would love to see them continue to expand on the idea.
A curiosity to be indulged and then discarded in favor of another round of full-sized guitar heroism.
To take a page from the book of elitist musicians everywhere: "Put down that toy and go play a real plastic guitar."
What impressed me the most was the quality of the music. While not as pristine as you'll hear on a Dolby Digital console, the DS boasts some impressive quality, and if you pipe it through a home stereo (or a Thunderbox Amp) you can really punch up the bass and immerse yourself in the concert experience.
games(TM)Great gameplay marred by poor ergonomics. [Oct 2008, p.116]
It doesn't offer nearly the same social experience as the console version, and you will have to learn to find a comfortable, still position to play the game in, but if you can work past those initial issues, you're in for a rockin' good time.
Edge MagazineAs a novelty, this is fine and will provide the odd fun moment. But unlike its endlessly replayable older brothers, you won't be coming back. [Sept 2008, p.90]
It will take a little getting used to the Guitar Grip, and you do need to remember to take breaks. However, if you do this you will be rewarded with a fun Guitar Hero game on the go. Rock on!
Technically this is Guitar Hero, but a huge piece of the puzzle is missing. Clutching your teeny tiny DS, squinting at a teeny tiny screen, and listen to tinny audio does nothing to enhance the illusion that you're a rock god.
Don't be fooled by the name, this is one game that won't make you feel like a real guitar hero!
With a more reliable control system Guitar Hero: On Tour would have been a perfectly playable, enjoyable game, but with its problems it feels more like a novelty. Getting the game to work on the DS is admirable and technically a solid achievement, but it doesn't make for a must-own DS title.
In the end, Guitar Hero: On Tour is a blast to play with friends or alone, but it's hard to shake the feeling that any videogame not called Track and Field should be such a physical endurance challenge.
AceGamezSave for a few minor issues, Guitar Hero: On Tour is right on target and suits the handheld format wonderfully.
Pelit (Finland)Guitar Hero: On Tour tries its best to convert an uncovertible game. The music is good and the rhythm-based playing is fun enough, but the fails at creating the illusion of rocking out. [Sept 2008]
Equally addicting as its older brothers. But not suited for long sessions as you might find yourself with a cramped wrist at the end of the day. Some nice new features and a solid tracklist, although it lacks some variation. A succesful conversion.
Even if you can play through the pain, tapping a screen just isn't as much fun as rocking out with a fake plastic guitar.
While Guitar Hero: On Tour is a very solid port of the franchise to the DS and the technology to get it working is brilliant - why don't more developers make use of the GBA cartridge port for DS games?
Nintendo PowerThat's why Guitar Hero: On Tour is so exciting--it's Guitar Hero on the go, played a bit differently, with more emphasis on picking than fretwork (though there's still plenty of that). [Sept 2008, p.87]
This game is ultimately an interesting experiment that can be a lot of fun in short bursts, so in that respect, it actually works on the DS. I would recommend it for casual fans of the series and younger players who may be less demanding.
Guitar Hero on the DS is an ambitious idea which could've easily failed but here we are with those ambitions fulfilled. Rock on, Vicarious Visions; let's hear an encore soon.
If the peripheral wasn't plagued with pestering annoyances and the ability to induce cramp after half an hours play, this may have been more of a success. With a lack of original or even quality track listing, this game begins to wear thin after only one play through.
Guitar Hero: On Tour is a heck of a surprise, it works rather well on the Nintendo DS and while the console versions are undoubtedly better, those who prefer portable gaming are getting a solid alternative with On Tour.
The implementation of the system and peripheral is inventive, but its somewhat lackluster set list and poor audio quality strike at the core of the experience. Still, if you're the person that imported Ouendan (when-dan) from Japan or just can't get enough of the series, hop on the tour bus.
Complaints notwithstanding, Guitar Hero: On Tour is a successful first experiment that delivers a slice of the console experience on the go, and Activision and Vicarious Visions deserve props for making such a cool portable music game.
Official Nintendo Magazine UKThis feels more like Guitar Hero Lite than a proper instalment in the classic rhythm action series. [Sept 2008, p.78]
Nintendo GamerThe grip makes it feel like more of a silly Guitar Hero toy than a hardcore contender, but hand cramps aside, this is a thoughtful adaptation for DS. [Oct 2008, p.63]
So, On Tour is not the best game and the series and does little to progress the franchise, but Guitar Hero fans now have a decent distraction while away from home.
It's not quite as well-rounded as its home console older brothers, there's certainly room for improvement, but it's a solid enough start...bring on Guitar Hero: Decades.
Of course, you can't match the exact same rock n' roll experience of holding a guitar in your hands but it comes very close. So remember: find a comfortable way to hold the DS and grip before playing and rock the hell out of it.
It's not the most comfortable way to play, but it is very effective way to jam with.
This is no cut-down, dumbed-down version of its full sized counterparts. Guitar Hero: On Tour goes to great lengths to prove you can make beautiful music - and a real ass of yourself - absolutely anywhere.
So Guitar Hero On Tour manages to be more than a pimping out of the series and more than just a dumbed-down version of its console cousins.
Guitar Hero: On Tour is the first time that the franchise has made it to the Nintendo DS and overall it does so with a big splash.
Guitar Hero: On Tour is more than Activision trying to cash in on the success of the now legendary gaming franchise; it's a solid product that can stand on its own.
But the whole point is bringing the guitar playing ideal to a portable system. This has definitely been accomplished with the fret board and guitar pick stylus, but the absence of crucial game options really bring the overall package of this game down.
On Tour is sort of a mixed bag. On one hand, hey, portable Guitar Hero. But does it really need to be portable at all? The peripheral comes with a bevy of problems that can affect gameplay and enjoyment, and that's the center of the entire gaming experience.
Guitar Hero has been a smash hit on the consoles, and while many people scoffed at the idea of a DS version, Activision has proven that the series can thrive in a portable setting.
Guitar Hero: On Tour does a great job of bringing the Guitar Hero experience to the Nintendo DS.
It's horribly awkward to play, causes genuine pain after a while and thanks to the limitations of the DS cartridge has horrible sound quality. If you can get past important issues like those then the game itself is nice enough, but that's a very big if.
Still, it's an ingenious piece of technology that means addicts never have to leave Guitar Hero at home.
But despite these major differences, On Tour stands tall on its own as a fantastic portable music game.
Outside of the lack of songs, I had one major issue with Guitar Hero On Tour: portability. I tend to buy handheld games to play on train rides, or while flying. The combination of the cumbersome Guitar Grip, the non-ergonomic angle at which you hold the DS, and gameplay interface make this a game I was actually embarrassed to play in public. And if a handheld game can only be played at home, what's the point?
A weak song selection and poor audio quality make On Tour a good travel-friendly game, but not a standalone franchise maker.
For people with DSs, there are at least ten better rhythm games on the system, and for Guitar Hero fans, this is nothing but pointless.
Very solid and well put together, though an odd choice for a handheld. Recommended for big GH fans and casual gamers.
If you're under 14, or some unfortunate pituitary disorder has rendered your hands miniscule, you can't really go wrong with Guitar Hero: On Tour. Just make sure that when you're touring, it's somewhere devoid of other people and their pitiless, judging eyes.
Guitar Hero On Tour is a good conversion of the console facemelter, but will not become your main source for rocking out. Best saved for when your travelling/on holiday and just can't go without a Guitar Hero fix.
Maxi Consolas (Portugal)The experience is not as fun as with plastic guitars. But it's a well thought game to take advantage of the DS, with the help of the Guitar Grip. It's a shame that the limitations of the console itself became an obstacle to the fun factor, making you struggle with the size of the console and the cramps on your hand. [Aug 2008]
It's got so much potential that, when you kick into hard mode and start noticing the touch screen's inaccuracy, the awkward hand contortions needed or the ill-conceived Duel Mode controls, you'll shake your head and wonder where everything went awry.
Beyond that annoying [grip] inconvenience, On Tour is a surprisingly decent package - however it has to be said that the sound quality from the DS speakers is a bit weak (it gets better with headphones, though), and to complete Expert Mode you need to be Slash crossbred with Jesus.
n-Revolution Magazine UKKudos to Vicarious Visions for trying. [Issue#25, p.70]
Shrinking Guitar Hero onto the handheld DS system is an impressive achievement but doesn't make for a particularly compelling game.
Awards & Rankings
#13 Most Discussed DS Game of 2008
#46 Most Shared DS Game of 2008
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 30 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 12 out of 14
Mixed: 0 out of 14
Negative: 2 out of 14
Mar 2, 2017For a portable version of Guitar Hero, is really well done. The Guitar Grip is really comfortable, the gameplay is really funny and the songFor a portable version of Guitar Hero, is really well done. The Guitar Grip is really comfortable, the gameplay is really funny and the song list is acceptable.… Full Review »
GeoffT.Aug 10, 2008This would be a top tier title if not for a few missing elements. At the top of the list is the inconsistent strumming, in a game requiringThis would be a top tier title if not for a few missing elements. At the top of the list is the inconsistent strumming, in a game requiring guitar hero level precision, anything that doesn't work 100% of the time is completely inexcusable. The selection of tracks is also for the most part terrible. there are maybe seven out of the 25 that could be called excellent, and at least 12 are absolutely awful tracks that completely ruin the experience. The biggest problem, however, is that Vicarious visions are even worse at designing tracks than neversoft, which renders even the best tracks completely boring to play. this is not worth a purchase.… Full Review »
AlexanderOwenAug 10, 2008I don't like rock musi and only like a few of the songs, but this game is one og the best games i have ever played on. I do notI don't like rock musi and only like a few of the songs, but this game is one og the best games i have ever played on. I do not understand how low the critic reviews are but this game is a must have, and I would highy recommend this game to all ds game buyers.… Full Review »


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I. noun
Etymology: Middle English, probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse bakki bank; akin to Old English benc bench — more at bench
Date: 13th century
1. a mound, pile, or ridge raised above the surrounding level: as
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b. an undersea elevation rising especially from the continental shelf
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a. a steep slope (as of a hill)
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4. a protective or cushioning rim or piece
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Date: 1590
transitive verb
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c. to build (a curve) with the roadbed or track inclined laterally upward from the inside edge
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a. to drive (a ball in billiards) into a cushion
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Though the Celtics and Bruins have polished off their seasons and the Sox's list of injured players seems endless, the Boston sports scene is still very much alive. We've got a can't-miss list of upcoming games and matches as well as a where-to-watch guide to keep you die-hard sports fans happy!
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-Fore! With the British Open now in full-swing at St. Andrews Links in Fife, Scotland, Tiger is taking a backseat as the leaderboard shows some surprising first-round outcomes. Tune in now through July 18 to cheer on Massachusetts native Tim Petrovic. Between rounds, visit the Massachusetts Golf Museum (300 Arnold Palmer Blvd, Norton, MA 02766,
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–The Greatest Bar
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–Sports Depot
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