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Q: occasionally I am experiencing a front end shimmy that feels like a slipped belt on 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee
when I get the shimmy it is felt in the steering but I have had the tires checked and balanced but I still get it slightly. I also feel a vibration when I brake at highway speeds. I think it may all be related has anyone had any experience with this? The Jeep has 93,000 miles and I would like to sell it or trade for a pickup but I don't want to if it's unsafe.
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Sounds like a brake rotor out of parallel. Depending on rotor thickness it can be machined to true it up. Not a real danger but it is irritating and may get worse in time.
Try having rotors "turned" to with in specs. Or replace with new ones. Although not a big safety issue,it does cause unneeded stresses on other parts (shimmy, vibrations etc.) Have the steering parts looked over as well, for any signs or worn out parts.
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Let's face it, not everyone has a wonderful yard. I certainly don't! We have a paved yard that has barely any grass around it, but we make due with what we have. My kids don't mind the pavement, despite falling and tearing up their knees all the time.
We have two slides, a sandbox, sand table, picnic table, trampoline and play house. We also have a blue kiddie pool that the kids are too big for now. I knew I wanted to create a little garden in it when they outgrew it, so now was the perfect time! Because the cold seems to have finally left New England...
I literally have to sweep the yard daily to keep it clear because the entire yard is shadowed by trees that weep pollen. But the kids enjoy helping! (And luckily none of us are allergic to pollen!)
We found these gardening tools at Target for a dollar each in the bargain bins! I bought a set for each of the kids so they could have their own.
It was a rainy day, so we started in-between the showers. I pulled out the blue kiddie pool and explained to the kids what we would be doing. This will be the perfect opportunity for them to watch plants grow that they planted!
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I showed them the soil we'd be using that I bought at a local grocery store. Just regular manure and potting soil. It's typically the combination I use for small gardens like this.
The kids had a blast filling the kiddie pool with the manure and soil! I helped out as well.
Eventually Munchkin ran off to play. That just left me and Bean and she was so engrossed in gardening that she decided she had to climb into the pool and get her feet dirty in the soil. I definitely told her what manure was, but she didn't care.
She kept adding soil until we reached the bottom line of the pool. We used half manure, half potting soil.
Munchkin had found a lump of soil in the bag, so he ran around with it for a while.
He then discovered that he could break up clumps of soil with the gardening rake! Bean's response was, "well, of course you can!"
And then she declared herself a "garden chef", because she used the shovel like a knife to chop up the clumps in the soil.
Then we planted the seeds. Bean wanted to plant them, so I showed her how. She poked her fingers into the soil and dropped in the seeds. We used mostly herb seeds and a few spinach seeds. We wanted to plant an "edible forest" that they could use as a small world for playing, while still growing some herbs they could munch on and use for cooking. Once the seeds were planted, she added another thin layer of soil and then I had to put it away, otherwise she would have kept adding until the bags were empty! We'll save the other half of the bags for another gardening project!
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Maria von Bluicher had when raising her family and assuming the head of house-
hold during her husband's prolonged absences from the home. One weakness
of the book is the omission of a detailed map showing Corpus Christi's exact po-
sition in South Texas. The endnotes contain citations of numerous primary and
secondary sources utilized by Cheeseman that substantiate the assertions he
makes in his commentary, and provide supplementary information concerning
certain historical figures, places, and events mentioned in Blficher's letters that
may not be familiar to the reader. Scholars, students, and general readers will
benefit from reading Maria von Bliicher's Corpus Chnstz, a valuable addition to
women's studies, Texas history, and U.S. immigration and ethnic history.
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The Black Regulars, 1866-1898. By William A. Dobak and Thomas D. Phillips.
(Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2ool. Pp. 384. Illustrations, intro-
duction, notes, bibliography, index of personal names, general index. ISBN
0-8061-3340-6. $34.95, cloth.)
Black Regulars draws a richly detailed portrait of the U.S. Colored Troops
(USCT) of the late nineteenth century-a group known popularly as the "buffa-
lo soldiers." Historians have variously cast the USCT as the victims of systemic
discrimination or as the army's secret weapon in the conquest of the American
West. Neither view is correct, according to authors Dobak and Phillips. Rejecting
the term "buffalo soldiers"-which black troops found insulting-the authors
devote scant space to the military exploits of the black regulars, who battled In-
dians and outlaws from Texas to Montana. Instead, they seek to reconstruct the
troops' daily lives: "their daily routine and discipline; religious services and edu-
cation; and their pastimes, licit and illicit" (p. xi). This shift in perspective allows
the authors to reach startling conclusions: the experience of black soldiers was
no better and no worse than that of white soldiers, and African Americans found
in the army "one of the most impartial institutions of the day," a place where
they could directly participate in the "nation's public life" (p. 280).
Drawing on exhaustive research in military archives, newspapers, and private
papers, Dobak and Phillips offer a fascinating re-creation of the black soldier's
everyday experience. While on duty, they built forts, repaired roads, marched,
drilled, and patrolled the range. Off duty, they played baseball, performed mu-
sic, and attended dances. They also drank, gambled, and frequented prostitutes.
In other words, African American soldiers tended to fill their time in the same
way white soldiers did, and on occasion black and white troops shared these ac-
tivities-drinking, betting, and competing with one another. According to
Dobak and Phillips, the daily life of a soldier, black or white, was much the same.
But the larger experience of black regulars also included persistent racial dis-
crimination, an issue that Dobak and Phillips handle less deftly. The authors
concede that black regulars "never escaped reminders that many observers, mili-
tary and civilian, considered them second-class soldiers" (p. 245). White civilians
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'I went to a talk," says Mital Patel. "This guy was able-sighted. He was in the army. He got attacked, and that damaged his retina. He was having problems, but he could see. And then he was driving and he sneezed, and as he sneezed his retina came off, which meant his vision was almost completely gone. Then he said this to the audience, and I'll never forget it: 'I want everyone to close your eyes now.' So everybody closed their eyes. Then he said, 'Now imagine if you could never open them again. That's what happened to me.'" Patel pauses for dramatic effect. "And that's how he left it.
"It's one of the humbling things about being an optician," Patel continues, with a gleam of zeal in his no-doubt frequently inspected eye. "We see the effects of people having vision - and people not having vision." Already I feel ashamed that I walked into this windowless little room expecting to meet a man who tells people how thick their glasses ought to be.
And yet in most people's experience, this is still the primary role of the high-street optometrist - the new name for an ophthalmic optician, which most people, including Patel, are still catching up with. Only those whose sight has failed can truly understand, however, what one stands to lose for lack of an eye test. "If you couldn't see tomorrow," asks Patel, "how would you drive? How would you read? How would you see people you were close to? How would you watch your favourite TV programme? How would you cook your meals? How would you find your bathroom? Everyone appreciates it, but probably not on a daily basis."
Patel partly developed this missionary streak on a recent volunteering trip to Zambia, where he spent two weeks testing people's eyes for free. "We turned up at one of the clinics and there were 350 people already waiting," he remembers. "After my first day we had people begging for eye tests. It makes you realise how lucky we are. You've got adults who have never been able to read, and you hear stories of kids who need glasses who just had to stop because they've never been corrected, and they can't see the board."
Today, in the Walton-on-Thames branch of Specsavers, life is a little different. Melodies from Evita wash across the clientele, who peer at rows of wall-mounted designer frames while a continuous stream of well-dressed shoppers passes by outside. "Over here, I'd say that 60-70% of people come for routine checkups," says Patel with a reassuring smile. He is 29, smartly dressed in a suit and striped pink tie, and he speaks with the easy self-confidence of a born retailer - honed, no doubt, during his adolescent years as a sales assistant on the high streets of Surrey.
By now, however, I've learned that a "routine checkup" is no shrugging matter. "There are so many diseases that you can have which you're not going to know about until they are at the end stages," Patel warns, citing glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetes and cataracts as most common - all of which he sees on a regular basis. "People come in and all they want is stronger glasses," he says. "But unfortunately we can't help them out."
The value of routine checkups was dramatically demonstrated by one recent case, of which Patel is clearly very proud. "I had a person who didn't have any symptoms," he says, like a birdwatcher beginning his account of some rare species. "She was happy with her glasses, no problems, no issues with the eyes, seeing 20:20 vision. And there was an eye tumour. I've been qualified five-and-a-half years, and that's the first one I've seen. It can happen. She's making a good recovery."
To show me what's involved - as if I, a minus-five dioptre man, didn't know - Patel takes me on a tour of his mysterious instruments. There's the Volk lens, the retinascope, the air-puffing machine outside (which measures internal eye pressure), and the dreaded ophthalmoscope, which shines a beam of light into the patient's streaming eyes so Patel can examine them for disease. And, of course, he has his famous chart of letters, dots and red and green segments.
An innovation which Patel is particularly keen on is the new computer console linked to a large medicinal-beige mask that changes charts and switches lenses at the tap of a finger. "With this we measure your distance vision and your reading vision, with right eye, left eye and both eyes," he says, like a man showing me the dashboard of a new car. "We can load up their old prescription and then load up what we find. We then move on to the dots, which will establish the level of astigmatism in the eyes. Then we move on to the lenses to fine-tune it." He gives a brief demonstration, cycling through displays, and ending on a single letter P so enormous that it fills the entire screen. I almost laugh before he explains that some patients have sat in this room and not been able to read it.
Whizzy new machines were not the chief attraction of optometry when Patel was a teenager, though. A scientist at school, he considered medicine and dentistry but then broadened his outlook after a holiday job took him into his local optician's. "I just walked into a store and asked for work experience," he recalls. "It just kind of fitted my personality, and that's what drew me into it."
Crucially, he noticed that the life of an optometrist is seldom as hectic or sleep-deprived as a doctor's. "I wanted a balance of working life and life itself," says Patel. "When I found optometry it was the perfect fit, because it's a great job to be in, with a medical/scientific side to it. It has the people thing - and I've worked since I was 15 so I've always had the people skills - and obviously it has a lifestyle as well. You have your job, 9am to 5.30pm, or 6pm sometimes, but at the end of it you're going home."
Another plus was that he could avoid the ordeal of 10 years or more of medical training. Instead, Patel took a three-year undergraduate course at the University of Bradford, followed by a final "pre-registration" year spent working under the supervision of an experienced optometrist. "It was very tough," he says. "It's the transition from being students learning in university to being in high-street practices dealing with real patients and real-life situations. Then in the evening you've got to go home and revise. Every optician has this bond regarding their pre-reg year. We all went though it."
So what does he do on those rare occasions when he looks through his ophthalmoscope and sees bad news written on someone's retina? "It can be challenging," he nods. "I think with experience it becomes, I wouldn't say easier to do, but you can handle the relationship better. For some people, believe it or not, it's a shock even if [their prescription] only changed by one step in two years. For us that's normal."
But what if there really is something seriously wrong? Is he supposed to say to someone, there and then, that he thinks they might go blind? "Oh no, not at all!" He sounds genuinely shocked. "It's not our job at all to mention anything. As opticians, it's our job to screen for eye diseases and problems and then refer as necessary. If there is a problem which hasn't been seen before and I look at it and think: 'whoah, that has to be seen straight away', I personally wouldn't explain everything - even if I might know.
"The way I would do it is to say: 'There is something there, it needs to be looked at. When you're checked by an ophthalmologist they will tell you what it is, why it's there, what they're going to do about it, and what the outlook is.'
"Even with the tumour, I looked at it, I thought: 'It's raised, I know it's a tumour - it wasn't there two years ago, it's definitely there now.' But even then the word 'tumour' didn't come into my mind to explain it, because you don't want to panic the patient. There's no point them worrying about it until they've seen the specialist."
No point indeed. Trying not to worry about my next eye test, which I'm now resolved not to miss, I shake his hand and step out in the cold afternoon.
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"For an optometrist with five-and-a-half years' experience, £45-£50,000 is probably a good rate. A newly qualified optician would start off at about £26,000."
"9am-5.30pm, five days a week. Being a retail environment, we always work Saturdays so I get a day off in the week, and I get Sunday off. I sometimes stay behind until 6.30pm-7pm, finishing up things and writing out referrals."
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"Dealing with people, whether here or in another country. Chatting to people is probably the best part."
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"Negative patients. People are sometimes busy, or need things straight away. That makes you think they should put things in perspective."


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For forty years Storm Thorgerson's album covers and films have created the visual images we associate not only with the greatest rock bands, such as Pink Floyd, but with our times. London Grip was at the launch of the artist and film-maker's latest publication….
Storm Thorgerson
Mind Over Matter: The Images of Pink Floyd
Because we are such visual animals, it is primarily by remembered images that we determine our generational and geographical identity. We look about us, fix upon objects or their representations, and in so far as it is possible, know who we are. If I see a woman in a crinoline, I know something's up. If I see a little green homunculus, I know something's gone down.
What's remarkable about Storm Thorgerson's legendary album covers is that while they were designed as supposed adjuncts to the music inside them and have become identified with those bands, the pictures have achieved, consistently and repeatedly over forty years, a separate life of their own. They have been reproduced in their millions, poured over by millions. Most of us never stop to think that those pictures were conjured into being by the intelligence and hard labour of essentially one person. It's startling to consider that it's possible for art collectors to hang on their walls the originals of these icons of our age.
Any number of Storm's album covers for Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Phish, Paul McCartney, Wishbone Ash, or innumerable other bands, have become familiar even to those of us who are neither rock aficionados nor memorabilia geeks. So not only might one say that he was a member of Pink Floyd, but that he has always been a force unto himself to which Floyd usually had the wit to conjoin itself.
It's often the rule that non-literary artists speak through their work and have little to say for themselves. This isn't true of Storm who has an idiosyncratic, funny, fearlessly verbal turn of mind.
Since a feature of his surreal work is that it's based on photographs of real constructions, his descriptions of the thinking and the set-ups behind each shot are entertaining in themselves. It is as well that the books about his work are never just a catalogue of images but have as much text and transcription of interviews as one needs.
The image used for Dark Side of the Moonis the one for which Storm is perhaps most famous, the one most often referred to as an "iconic" image of our time. In an interview with Gary Graff in Guitar World, Storm once described shooting the photograph at the pyramids in the middle of the night: "I hired a taxi at 2 o'clock a.m. to take me out to the pyramids. So there I am, thinking I'll be fine, and I put the camera on the tripod to do a long-time exposure. It's a wonderful, clear night, and the moon is fantastic. So I'm doing it…and then, at like 4 o'clock a.m., these figures come walking across – soldiers, with guns. I thought, 'This is it. The game is up – young photographer dies a strange death in a foreign land.' I was actually really scared. Of course, all my fears were unfounded. They were really very friendly. They wanted a bit of bakshish, a little bit of money to go away. They kindly pointed out that where I stood was actually a firing range, and they'd come to tell me it wasn't very cool for me to be there. If I was there first thing in the morning, I might get a bullet up my butt."
To mark forty years of designing album covers and directing film and videos for Pink Floyd, this big, new and much extended volume about Storm's work for the band, co-authored with Peter Curzon, has been published by Hipgnosis and Storm Studios: Mind over Matter: the Images of Pink Floyd – a huge and phenomenal book in every sense.
While photographing this image, the inflatable pig broke free from its mooring over Battersea Power Station and entered official air space. Heathrow air-traffic controllers were legally obliged to alert aircraft to the danger of encountering a flying pig.
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COA misses the mark
I've eaten in some very expensive restaurants before, and I have rarely left feeling that I got less than I paid for.
Expensive restaurants generally charge a lot of money because you get something very special. Sanford comes to mind and Lake Park Bistro. You have a very special evening when you go to those places.
I was shocked, however, when I stopped for lunch at COA while shopping in Bayshore Town Center on Friday.
I had heard about COA, operated by Marc and Marta Bianchini, who ran the outstanding Osteria Del Mondo for years. COA is billed as "The Heart of Mexican Street Food."
I just didn't know that the street they were talking about was Rodeo Drive.
I was stunned when I looked a the menu for lunch. A beef taco, it said, cost "5.1" which is a fancy way of writing $5.10. Ah, well, I figured that it was probably one of those big tortillas.
But no. It was your basic tiny taco shell, the kind you usually buy three of if you are buying from a real street vendor. And street vendors double up on the tortillas. That means if I wanted three little tacos for lunch, it would have cost $15.30. For three tiny tacos. For lunch.
I was scared, so I went for a Cobb Salad with shrimp. It came and there were a few tiny shrimp, the kind you get at those All You Can Eat places. And there was No bacon. I mean who ever heard of a Cobb Salad with no bacon?
The cost of the Cobb Salad was $14.50.
Nobody has ever called me a cheapskate. To the contrary, I've been faulted as being a spendthrift. But this place just seemed way, way out of line.
Fifteen bucks for a Cobb Salad with no bacon? Whew. Maybe I am a cheapskate.
rkerhin | Dec. 27, 2011 at 8:53 a.m. (report)
COA is selling atmosphere, people. You won't see that kind of decor or staff at some cheap taco joint like Los Comales on 16th. Is the taco better at Los Comales? You bet, but does Coa reek of Favuloso or not take credit cards or make you just a little nervous that some vatos are going to break into your car or mug you on the way out? Guess what, that feeling of security costs money, which is translated to your plate cost. Marc is probably running at an 18-20% food cost and his LBW is probably just as low or lower, which is justified by the location. The trouble begins when you fail to execute great service and delicious food, which is unfortunately true about Coa. The prices are irrelevant.
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Mkegraf | Dec. 21, 2011 at 6:58 p.m. (report)
I agree with Artlvr, people are really coming down on the one place that isn't corporate in the mall. You think COA is corporate... walk around the corner to any other restaurant in the mall. I hate to break it to you, but the Cheesecake Factory isn't a local family owned business. And the idea that you have to drive to a specific area or certain people need to make food for it to be authentic? That's just odd. Plus, maybe I want some Mexican food when I'm at the mall. Every meal doesn't have to be some rewarding deep cultural experience. Oh, and on the $5.1 comment... I just hope Dave doesn't have me for Secret Santa.
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eastsidefoodie | Dec. 21, 2011 at 4:52 p.m. (report)
So you're reviewing a Mexican restaurant based on a Cobb Salad and nothing else? I've eaten at COA and while its not my favorite place in town the food is good. It's street inspired, it costs more because they use higher quality ingredients, and you're not on the street you're at a table inside a restaurant.
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Artlvr | Dec. 21, 2011 at 4:09 p.m. (report)
Where to begin? Suddenly everyone is Ruth Reichel (Google her idiots). I've read stuff that a) they don't know what street food is; b) I like hard tacos so I'm old school; and c) its corporate Mexican. Otheriwse, people seem to like it. It's a great space, in, yes, a mall owned by local people. So it's not "corporate." Corporate Mexican is Chipoltle, Taco Bell or Moes in the SE. I'm old school so I like hard shells. No, actually, your parents hated you and forced you to eat ground beef in El Paso hard shell tacos from the oven. Listen, it's inspired mexican food from the streets of Mexico; it's not an LA taco truck; the environment is the best you will get at Bayshore and feels great; ingredients (Nueskes pork belly tacos) speak for themselves. We need to stop thinking Mexican food is peasant (ie cheap) food. It can be simple, good, moderately priced in a place that feels great.
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milROCKeeguy | Dec. 21, 2011 at 1:31 p.m. (report)
DT really!?!! "I'd put only Cempazuchi above COA." Well, I would put Cempazuchi below Taco Bell...so where does that put COA? How is a steak fajita four pieces of tough, flavorless steak, with some green pepper? Oh, and I didn't know the microwave was the wauy to cook these days. Way to try and be hip and cool.
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I think that this model is good for indie games because the developers listen to the community which allows players to form the game. However, I think this would be bad for a AAA developer that doesn't listen to fans because it would just be another money grab.
If all you use is WASD how do you open your inventory?
Major sarcasm or stupidity detected. Judging by the one bubble I will have to go with the latter.
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Looks pretty cool. Can't wait until the Fall.
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Building/deleting blocks while moving around in a world built out of blocks is what makes the block building genre the block building genre. Total Miner, FortressCraft, Minecraft, and Terraria all use that same concept a...
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You are joking right? Moving around in a 3D world with a first person view shooting people. I would say that the base of the gameplay is exactly the same. Also, by your naming logic, Gears of War is a ripoff of God of War because they both end with "of War". It is in the same genre, it is not a clone as stated before. Terraria is a...
NFS: Underground 3 would be very much appreciated.
Just because they are in the same genre and the genre was popularized by Minecraft, does not mean every single game made after Minecraft in this genre is a ripoff. Going by your logic, every FPS after Wolfenstein 3D is a ripoff of it.
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Consistency is key to proper trolling. Your friend forgot the brackets around "Beta".
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I stumbled onto a really interesting
this week that ranks actors by the total domestic box office gross of every movie they've been in. What made it interesting? I might've guessed three of the top 11. I might've only guessed five or six of the top 25.
The list includes the box office results from voice roles -- so the animated juggernauts count. That alone pushes some people way up and keeps some people much lower. For instance, Will Smith -- who you'd think would be high -- is only 43rd, thanks to only one animated movie. (
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Here are the 11 highest-grossing actors of all-time... surprises abound.
Jack Angel.
Jack Angel ($3.84 billion)
- When I first saw this name, for a second
I wondered if he was the highest-grossing porn actor ever
-- although he'd probably have to have done between 384,000 and 3.84 million pornos to make $3.8 billion at the shady dark theater box office. Turns out Jack Angel is (like about half this list) a prolific voice actor (and a sweet old man) who's been in like half of the animated movies of the past 25 years. Usually he's credited with "additional voices" -- there actually wasn't a single credit that stood out as a role you'd know him from. Maybe as the teddy bear in
or as Chunk, the orange rock monster in
Toy Story 3
Liam Neeson ($3.9 billion)
- I've waxed poetic about Liam Neeson's late career action hero reinvention plenty of times on this site (
11 Most Badass Liam Neeson Moments In Taken
11 Movies That Accidentally Turned Out Good
come to mind) -- and certainly, those films have helped. But really, he made it up here thanks to his recent role in
The Lego Movie
... or,
from a more cynical place, from his cameo in
The Dark Knight Rises
Less cynically, he doesn't get credit for his voice being in
Star Wars Episode II
, or he'd be two spots higher on this list. Where, if my memory is correct, he warns Anakin Skywalker that he has a very particular set of skills.
Harrison Ford ($3.98 billion)
If this were adjusted for inflation, I'm guessing Harrison Ford might be number one
-- or at least close to it. He did a lot of box office damage back before movies did box office damage. He had five movies in the 1980s that did nine figures (two
Star Wars
and three
Indiana Jones
) -- that's unheard of. His most successful since then (at least until the new
Star Wars
comes out next year) is, sadly, the fourth
Indiana Jones
Gary Oldman ($4.02 billion)
- Gary Oldman supporting actored his way up this list -- his "good-hearted mentor" recurring roles in the
Dark Knight
trilogy and the
Harry Potter
octilogy (?) pretty much made this spot guaranteed. Oddly enough,
he's the only person from the
Harry Potter
movies on this list
; surprising, considering Rupert Grint is 96th on the top 100 highest-grossing actors on just those movies alone. Gary Oldman is this high because he's also has a few other random movies that grossed quite a bit, including
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Kung Fu Panda 2
Tom Hanks ($4.46 billion)
- Tom Hanks is a really interesting case here. He's done a ton of great (and popular) movies; the number of $100 million+ movies he's starred in is incredible. And
very few of them are sequels
. Most of them have been nominated for Oscars. But... he's really only this high thanks to being cast as Woody in
Toy Story
franchise. Without those three movies, he's not in this top 11.
John Ratzenberger ($4.65 billion)
- Although if I'm going to claim Tom Hanks is only on this list because of Pixar,
what prayer does Cliff Clavin have?
Morgan Freeman ($4.68 billion)
He has done $266 million in box office just as a narrator.
There's no list of the highest-grossing film narrators, but that's got to make him number one.
Other than that, he's just been in a nonstop string of popular movies for the past 25 years -- with the biggest boosts coming from the
Dark Knight
films (obviously) and his role as God in
Evan Almighty
(less obviously).
Stan Lee ($4.83 billion)
- This is definitely the highlight of the list.
Stan Lee's acting career has grossed $4.83 billion -- in maybe a total of 48.3 seconds of screen time.
He's had a cameo in pretty much every Marvel movie since
in 2000 -- and Marvel movies never make under $100 million. Even his 2003 cameo in
added $102 million to his box office numbers.
Bob Bergen ($4.92 billion)
- Here's another voice actor who has worked constantly and in virtual anonymity; again, he's been in basically ever Disney movie since 1996 but is almost always credited as "Additional Voices." However, he's been doing Porky Pig's voice in Looney Tunes movies since 2003 and did
Marvin the Martian in
Space Jam
, so he's got stacks on stacks of street cred.
Samuel L. Jackson ($6.68 billion)
- Ya know,
if you star in every movie that comes out, eventually they're going to add up
. Of the 100 highest grossing actors, he's starred in the most movies, with 113 -- his movies average a box office of about $59 million each. That's the second-lowest average of anyone in the top 11 (Liam Neeson's average is slightly lower). Stan Lee's average is the highest, at $210 million per movie.
Frank Welker ($6.75 billion)
- And fittingly,
the list ends with a voice actor -- but one who has had more of those meaty leading man parts
. He did several of the Transformers' voices in the
series... he's Azrael the cat in the
movies... and he does all of the anaconda's noises in
. The '90s movie, not the Nicki Minaj video.
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Hey everyone, this is my guide to the AD carry Jinx!
Firstly, Jinx is a very unique carry, not only does she have immense ranged rockets that scream AOE damage across their team, a map range death rocket ready to assassinate any poor soul that's recalling on low health but allows for huge single target damage to devour their carries' health!
Despite her unwillingness to let go and her appetite for blowing things up Jinx isn't too difficult to play well and once she hits late game and those rockets mowing their team down whilst you laughing because you're out of range you will start to call ADC every game!
Runes usually determine the early game of the laning phase, bad runes = bad game and therefore you need to get them correct in order to excel and carry. AD carries usually snowball well especially into mid game and the first kill as Jinx ensures you can do what you signed up for in champion select which is actually carry your team.
Quintessences - I'd recommend a couple of lifesteal quints, the lane phase is the warm up to teamfights and you really need the upperhand. When you're laning you can't be recalling every few minutes because you're taking the poke, you need the lifesteal for the sustain and with the new LS from 'Doran's Blade' you start out at 6% lifesteal so your first back can be that BF sword you need!
A single AD quint along with the marks will give you the damage output you need to win trades in the early game, Jinx is a great early game champion that snowballs well and accompanied by the right support you can get snowballing early!
Marks - Full attack damage marks are suffice for the damage you need, the 10 or so AD makes no difference late game but for the laning phase you need the damage to trade well and finish those creeps off.
Seals - The seals are the defensive class so I don't recommend any AD or offensive types in there, 4-5 health seals are great for early game as I try to play very aggressively to snowball well. 4-5 Armor runes can keep you alive during trades, they won't make much difference later in the game but you need to excel in the lane phase.
Glyph - Glyphs are the magically type of runes, you need the magic resist from these. Putting AD, armor or health on these is a huge waste of time as its barely anything compared to the amount of magic resist you get from 9 MR glyphs. Magic resist is a lot more important than the health or armor you will get, if you think about all spells in league of legends 70-80% of them are magic damage and most supports put out magic damage so its great for inlane as well as teamfights.
Masteries go well with runes, most masteries don't make too much difference but when they're pooled together with 21 points in offence you have a damage output especially early game. The attack speed from 'Fury' goes very well with Jinx's Q, this allows for turret pushing and great in teamfights. Pick up all the attack damage you can, the solid AD from some masteries is a nice early game boost and the percentage choices make for more AD late game! Once you have enough crit of your full build the mastery 'Frenzy' works very well with Pow Pow's attack speed as they both stack to 3. Since the attack speed is good enough from these masteries and Jinx's Q you only really need 1 phantom dancer or static shiv whereas some carries prefer both.
The 9 points in defensive is great, the damage reduction from their auto attacks makes a lot of difference before your first back and the lane phase determines if you're going to do well and contribute to teamfights or completely fail and feed. The percentage health from 'juggernaut' is great throughout the game and 'veteran scars' is an amazing early game boost.
Passive - Get Excited
Whenever a champion or tower that Jinx has dealt damage to within the last 3 seconds is killed or destroyed, she gains 175% movement speed that decays over 4 seconds.
Perfect passive for an ADC, its a great escape for Jinx who has no hard escape. The best use is for repositioning in a teamfight, you can kite very well with it and you're usually going to be focused so a hard kite is exactly what you need. Also procs off a tower kill so split pushing is a very safe process with Jinx and since she takes down towers so quickly its a perfect partnership.
Q - Switcheroo
TOGGLE OFF — POW-POW, THE MINIGUN: Jinx's basic attacks grant bonus attack speed for 2.5 seconds, stacking up to 3 times. The stacks decay one at a time when she stops attacking with her minigun.
Switching to her Rocket Launcher will not clear any active stacks, but they will not grant attack speed after her first attack.
TOGGLE ON — FISHBONES, THE ROCKET LAUNCHER: Jinx gains bonus attack range and deals 10% AD bonus damage on her attacks, at the cost of mana per attack.
Additionally, her attacks will splash, dealing full damage to all enemies in a 150-radius area. The bonus damage to her target and the splash damage both scale additively with critical strikes.
A lot to read but its simple, pressing Q toggles between her guns Pow Pow and Fishbones.
Pow Pow is a machinegun, great for single target output so its perfect for dueling and CS'ing in lane. The passive gives a lot of attack speed so you only need a phantom dancer or a shiv, not both.
Fishbones is the rocket launcher, it provides amazing range and AOE damage. The range is great inlane for poking and harassing when they're under their turret, the AOE is good for wave clear and obliterating in teamfights.
W - Zap
ACTIVE: After a short delay, Jinx fires a shock blast that deals physical damage to the first enemy hit, also granting sight and slowing it for 2 seconds.
Long range poke, it provides a great slow and the vision is great for checking bushes if you think that naughty blitzcrank is waiting in there. Uses up a fair amount of mana so don't spam it just use it to poke once in a while, if you have a shot that should 100% hit or if you need the slow when you get a gank!
E-Flame Chompers
ACTIVE: Jinx tosses out 3 chompers that, after an arm time of 0.7 seconds, explode on contact with enemy champions dealing magic damage over 1.5 seconds to enemies within 50-unit area. The champion that sets off the chomper is also rooted the same duration. Chompers explode automatically after 5 seconds. A single champion can only set off a single chomper, but can be damaged by any number if they remain in range.
Doesn't scale with AD :'( but its a great escape for when the jungle is on the way or if they're running. The damage is poor but the utility is perfect for teamfights and especially the lane phase!
R - Super Mega Death Rocket
ACTIVE: Jinx fires a rocket that travels in a line, exploding on the first enemy champion hit. Enemies caught in the explosion take physical damage equal to a base amount (this amount increases over the first second the rocket travels) plus a percentage of their missing health (max. 300 vs. minions and monsters [2]). The primary target of the explosion takes full damage, while nearby enemies take 80% damage.
MINIMUM PHYSICAL DAMAGE: 125 / 175 / 225 (+ 50% bonus AD)
MAXIMUM PHYSICAL DAMAGE: 250 / 350 / 450 (+ 100% bonus AD)
ADDITIONAL DAMAGE: 25 / 30 / 35% of enemies' missing health
Big, bad rocket to destroy what you want! Has a medium cooldown, it provides great AOE damage and a nicely placed rocket in a teamfight can turn the tide very quickly. Does more damage the lower health they are on so when your top laner dies and you see the offender run into the bush to recall just throw it out, remember a kills a kill so just blast it off, the 100 mana is worth the kill/assist.
Laning Phase
Nice carry for laning, excels at snowballing and therefore you need the gold. If you can't CS well then you better be good at killing because you really do need gold to do well, a poor Jinx is a bad Jinx and teams don't like a bad Jinx :(
Your support can change the way you play, I like to play very aggressive to get snowballing fast so therefore its always a blitz, thresh, Leona matchup for me. Unlike most carries Jinx has a snare so it works well with others with lock down. If you have a blitz or thresh lane then wait for a grab, once they're on the way in throw down your chompers infront of your support, they will try to run and either run around (which takes time if the chompers are well placed) or run into the snare and get cc'd. Once they're snared let off a zap since it can't miss and once the snare has finished they are slowed! Most of the time you can blow their summoners early and get them scared, this means you should out farm and therefore out damage them ready for teamfights.
Use the rockets to clear the waves and poke if you have the mana available, always keep 150ish mana to escape correctly or to let off a rocket to kill the top/mid laner. When its a 1v1 always use the minigun, never use the rockets unless you're outranging them and therefore you can kite like a pro.
Team Fighting
Jinx = A great team player despite her attitude to friends and following the rules
Rockets are amazing in teamfights, play it right and kite well you will do fine. Focusing doesn't really work when they stack as it hits everyone anyways so it works well, might as well let the Super Mega Death Rocket off if they're stacked for some nice team damage. Throw out the chompers around you to stop them coming at you, if you're being chased let out a zap to kite and hopefully one of them will die so your passive can let you RUUUUUNNNN!!!!
Pros / Cons
Great teamfighter
Excels throughout the game
Easy to CS with
Fairly easy to play well
Works well with most supports and team comps
No hard escape unless you can proc the passive
Poor when you fall behind
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Looks like the odds this year are closer to 1 in 5 for a free item vs. 1 in 200 in years past!
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Be sure to check your receipt for the MyMixx taking off the $2 for the yogurt. Just left the Huntley Jewel and
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the issue could be flavor related.
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It was fixed a week ago as well, since this same thing happened the prior Saturday.
That's the 2nd Saturday in a row that MyMixx wasn't working correctly at times on the freebies or the digital coupons.
Look at your receipts for the past 2 Saturdays & complain if you didn't get the MyMixx digital coupons applied to your receipt.
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