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Archive for December 2012
Heroes of Newerth players need to change password after accounts hacked
Last Friday user accounts for S2 Games' DOTA title Heroes of Newerth were compromised through an SQL injection according to a hacker.
The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles review
Back in the dark days of history – well, okay, 2011 – a comic-fantasy point-and-click adventure called The Book of Unwritten Tales was translated from German into English and released to near-universal acclaim.
The War Z receives hostile Steam release
At the end of last month Hammerpoint Interactive revealed that their zombie survival gamer The War Z would be coming to steam.
Oh my Godus; 22cans release a full prototype video
It's going to be a dicey finish for 22cans' Project Godus.
Tomb Raider has a special video series to teach you about skill trees
How on earth will Lara Croft survive the dangers of the island she's been shipwrecked on in the new Tomb Raider game?
Best Strategy 2012 – Readers' Vote
It's been an interesting year for strategy releases, with plenty of titles that have impressed.
Invoke the Virgin Mary in War of the Roses' next update
I'm not exactly a devout theologian, but I'd question whether the Virgin Mary would be impressed about a bunch of medieval knights committing war crimes with swords and daggers engraved with her name.
File digging in Borderlands 2 reveals more 'Sir Hammerlock' DLC details
A dedicated sleuth calling himself 'MikeTheInfidel' over at Reddit has been digging around file updates for Borderlands 2 (just as he did before with the 'Campaign of Carnage' DLC) and appears to have unearthed some juicy bits and pieces about the upcoming add-on, 'Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt'.
Best Adventure Game 2012 – Readers' Vote
Adventure games set out to test your grey matter, whether it's solving puzzles and mysteries or going on a magical adventure with a bunch of Russian dolls.
Tardy Resident Evil 6 will show up on PC in March 2013
How many of you out there in PC-land are waiting for Resident Evil 6 to show up on your platform of choice?
Marvel Heroes Hands-On Preview
Peter: For the last week or so, Tim and I have had access to the Marvel Heroes closed beta.
Layoffs at Frontier Developments and Elite Dangerous Kickstarter update
Report have come in this morning via Eurogamer that 14 staff have been let go at Elite Dangerous developer Frontier Developments.
Diablo 3's Jay Wilson removes Twitter account [Updated]
Blizzard's Diablo 3 Game Director Jay Wilson, who occasionally posted Diablo 3 updates on his personal Twitter account, has now removed himself from Twitter.
PC Ace Combat: Assault Horizon screens
A new set of PC enhanced Ace Combat: Assault Horizon screens have landed this morning courtesy of Namco.
Football Manager 2013 Still Tops UK Charts
Football Manager 2013 tops the UK PC Game charts for week ending 15 December followed closely by the Sims 3.
Best RPG 2012 – Readers' Vote
Whether you love your dungeon crawlers, click-fests or story-led titles, 2012 has been an interesting year for the RPG genre with some highly anticipated title releases.
Best Shooter 2012 – Readers' Vote
Picking the best shooter is never easy. We've come up with a shortlist we think were some of the most exciting shooters of 2012; some may be less obvious than others but we felt these were the ones that blazed a bloody trail across the year.
Best Sport 2012 – Readers' Vote
While sports games primarily take pride of place on consoles, PC gamers have had a few quality games to play, whether it be on the field or on the track.
Best Free to Play 2012 – Readers' Vote
The quality of free to play games continues to improve every year and there have been some great titles to choose from in 2012, all without making a massive dent in your wallet (unless you're a micro-transactions junkie, of course).
Best PC Action 2012 – Readers' Vote
The PC Action category is always packed, encompassing a broad range of games that span multiple genres, so it's no shock that we've nominated a bundle of outstanding titles from 2012.
Best Indie 2012 – Readers' Vote
Not backed by any major publisher, 2012 has been a great year for indie developers who have brought us both innovative and interesting titles.
A further look at the Godus prototype in this new video
It looks like it'll be touch and go on Kickstarter for 22cans' Project Godus, as with just six days left the game still needs £150,000 GBP to reach its target of £450,000 GBP.
Legend of Dungeon shares teaser of dynamic in-game music
The rogue-ish-like Legend of Dungeon has been cracking along quite nicely on Kickstarter, raising (at the time of writing) $20,000 USD more than the $5,000 USD target.
IncGamers Podcast Special: Dishonored
In this IncGamers Podcast Special, Peter and Tim discuss a shared favourite from 2012; Arkane's Dishonored.
Hitman: Absolution patch tweaks 'disguise parameters'
Nixxes, the company behind the PC version of Hitman: Absolution have released a new patch for the game which includes changes to "disguise parameters" and unspecified "difficulty adjustments".
Metro: Last Light's pre-order 'limited edition' holds Ranger Mode hostage
By now we're used to publishers slicing bits off games and popping them in some sort of 'limited edition' pre-order box, but it's usually irrelevant stuff like a different gun or a tatty bit of plastic in the shape of the protagonist.
The War Z producer on recent hate and controversy – "Haters gonna hate"
During a Reddit AMA session with The War Z producer Tyler Sparks earlier today, he addressed the recent negative press surrounding the game
For the past few weeks, there has been stories about The War Z being shut down after six months if Hammerpoint Interactive don't reach a target goal of players.
Rome Total War II gets Carthaginian faction
Following the predictable announcement that the Romans were a faction in Rome: Total War 2, a second faction has been revealed today by Creative Assembly.
First Dirty Bomb gameplay footage and Founder's Club launched. More please!
Last night we re-installed Quake Wars again here at IncGamers. Having spent months trying to find anything with gameplay that was as engrossing, we bit the bullet and dug around for the old CDs.
Asheron's Call 2 returns as Turbine switch on server
In move that has pleased passed players of Asheron's Call 2, Turbine has decied to switch on a new server and relaunch the game.


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How To Polish a Stainless Steel Sink with Flour (Yes, Flour!)
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A few years ago, I learned a trick that changed my life. No, seriously, it was a complete game changer in the care of my kitchen sink. This is a tip you'll shrug off and then eventually grudgingly try. And then you'll say: "Oh man, that was so easy and awesome! Why didn't I do that sooner?!"
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Assignment: Clean out the under-sink area and evaluate your cleaning tools. Throw out anything gross. Make a list of anything you need. Wash out the sink itself. (See all the assignments so far here)
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Over the last three weeks you've cleaned your appliances, decluttered and restocked the pantry, and wiped out all the cupboards. Now you're in the home stretch of The Kitchn Cure, the final week, which means addressing the only areas we haven't hit yet: the sink, countertops, and floor. So, take a deep breath, pull on those rubber gloves, and remind yourself that you can totally do this. Let's start with the sink area:
15 Farmhouse Sinks for Every Kitchen Imaginable
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If you've been looking at ways to update your kitchen (or just dreaming about renovating that rental kitchen) one trend you've probably seen a lot of is the farmhouse sink. Whether it's because they are big, easy to clean, or just an alternative to top-mounted sinks, we're betting this trend is here to stay.
Ready to update? Here are some styles to consider.
How Much Does It Cost To Replace a Drop-In Sink With An Undermount Sink?
We're asking readers to share how much they spent on a given item, project, or upgrade in the kitchen. We hope this information proves helpful to anyone needing to get a basic sense of how much that something costs.
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How much did you pay to replace a drop-in kitchen sink with an undermount sink?
Need a Place For Everything by the Sink? Try the Clip Tree Valet
Here's a clever slim storage solution for the sink area: the Clip Tree Valet! Taking its inspiration from hall trees and coat stands, this wooden dowel has up to six clip types that attach to it for whatever you find most useful. Need a little tray for the sponge? Done. Need a hook for your wash cloth or dish towel? No problem.
This Rotating Sink Has a Cutting Board, Colander, and It Spins. Wait, What?
What's the Best Way to Clean My Stainless Steel Sink?
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Better Under-the-Sink Organization: Use a Neat and Simple Pull-Out Drawer
The under-the-sink area can be pretty dreadful. It's cramped and hard to keep tidy — which is also why it's the perfect spot to install a pull-out drawer.
An Example of Beautiful Organization Under the Kitchen Sink!
When you open the doors under your kitchen sink, what do you see? I have an old plastic bin of cleaning supplies and a few other random things thrown in back. I am very inspired, though, to get this dark cave cleaned up and organized thanks to Jen at IHeart Organizing — take a look at what she did to her own under-sink area!


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Durban Beach-Front Accommodation
If city lights and golden beaches are your thing, then make sure that you book your holiday accommodation in Durban's beachfront. Durban beachfront is being upgraded and that will see it being remodeled and transformed. Residents and visitors will be offered more affordable accommodation, more restaurants and more entertainment venues which will convert this place into a world class venue.
The beachfront is well-known for its holiday accommodation categories which include Boutique hotels, self-catering apartments, luxury hotels and flats. These accommodations afford visitors with a chance of convenience and magnificent views of the Indian Ocean. You will get the best views on your balcony whilst sipping a sundowner and watching the noisy, but yet so calming, crashing waves.
Accommodation at the beachfront are mostly family orientated. They are located right next to Durban's most popular business and tourists destinations. Most importantly, they are just minutes away from the golden beaches of Durban. These accommodations come with great facilities and affordable rates.
If your holiday will be spent at Durban's beachfront, then you should know that you are in for a wonderful and fascinating time. The uShaka marine world is just minutes away and the Moses Mabhida stadium can be viewed whilst in your accommodation.
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A dog farm owner is welcoming James Madison University Students again.
Usually students are allowed to come to the farm to play with the dogs, if they give a donation.
However, recently the owners said the visits from the students got out of control.
Carolyn Bedy is trying to get her mind off finals.
"I like to come here because it's a nice stress reliever to play with the puppies," Bedy said.
A few days ago the Gap View Ranch and Kennel was off limits for JMU students.
"I was a little upset that to think that because some other people weren't respecting it now some other students have to pay for that," Bedy said.
Owner David Liskey said students had to be banned because they did not follow simple rules.
He said JMU students have been showing up non-stop.
"People just started to assume that they could show up whenever they wanted and that they didn't need to make an appointment," Besdy said.
Liskey said 40 students showed up without an appointment.
According to Liskey, some of them left the pens open and dogs killed two of his turkeys.
" It's just there are very few rules and they're very simple. I mean if you can't follow these simple rules something is wrong," Liskey said.
He said they also mixed the puppies from pens.
The owner said he allows students to come now.
But he only schedules a few of them when families are picking puppies.
"Business is business, the actual paying customer comes first, and then the JMU to play and socialize comes second," Liskey said.
Before groups could come while customers chose a dog.
That's something Bedy understands.
If i were a paying customer it would kind of disappoint me a bit because maybe they would tire out the puppies and i actually couldn't see what they're like and it would make it harder for me to choose or they would be playing with the puppy I liked," Bedy said.
Liskey said he doesn't mind students coming to the farm because they help the puppies socialize.
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Arts Co-op and Science Co-op
Co-op students in Arts or Science complete two work terms, which normally take place in the summer following their second and third years. Students apply for Arts Co-op and Science Co-op in the winter term of their first year.
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The Faculty of Arts is an intriguing and balanced mixture of traditional liberal arts departments and innovative interdisciplinary programs. A hallmark of the faculty is its emphasis on both solid disciplinary training and research, while encouraging innovations in interdisciplinary programming and projects.
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Maschine Mikro is the perfect entry into the world of Maschine, with the MK2 version bringing you new hardware with colour support so you can 'see' your sounds, updated Maschine 1.8 version software with the full version of the modern legend MASSIVE synth and a whole host of workflow improvements.
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Written by Joe Scotchie Friday, 07 January 2011 00:00
Gerson Strassberg has history in his hands.
The former mayor of Roslyn Harbor is finally going public with two pieces of newspaper history that have been in his possession since the 1960s.
Strassberg, also founder of the Mineola based-Anglers Group, has long held the original New York Times printing plates, or "flongs," of two of the most historic events of the turbulent 1960s: One of them the most traumatic event of that decade, the other an achievement of scientific marvel.
Through a relative of somebody in a senior position at The Times, Strassberg received and still holds the plates of the Nov. 23, 1963 issue of The Times, announcing and detailing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The other plate is dated July 21, 1969, reporting, in similar bold face type, the moonwalk of Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.
The possessions are unique for not only the events they chronicle, but also for their technique. From 1896 to 1978, most major newspapers in America, Strassberg relates, used printing plates in a process termed "Matrix" printing, one that employed plastic flongs that were then transferred to the printing presses.
"Each page of the newspaper started as a conventional backup of linotype and picture plates on blocks," Strassberg said. "One original flong was then made by compression of a sheet of layered papier maché on the type/picture lockup."
According to dictionaries, a flong is a term which describes a papier maché mould made from a set form of type, which itself is used as the original mould for multiple curved printing. The flong mould, Strassberg said, is made with the aid of heat and pressure. The original master flong, Strassberg added, was then the master plate, which was used to produce scores of curved lead printing plates, one for each printing press. In the case of The New York Times, Strassberg noted, that meant approximately one million copies required for distribution each day. After the flongs did their job, they were destroyed and the many curved lead printing plates were melted for recasting another issue.
But the events of Nov. 22, 1963 and July 20, 1969 represented no ordinary news days. In addition to those two historic events, Strassberg also owns the flongs for the March 18, 1970 full eclipse of the moon that took place in the New York City region. Still, the Kennedy assassination and the moon landing is what Strassberg hopes to offer to the public.
And indeed, the newspaper headlines make both events as real to the reader as when they first occurred.
One difference in the flongs for Nov. 23 and the actual newspaper is that the photo of the late president in the print edition was produced with a black outline around it. That isn't evident in the flong. Still, the page abounds with a history of its own. The Nov. 23 page carries the byline of veteran Times writer Tom Wicker in reporting the traumatic event. A recording of Wicker dictating the story, one later replayed on documentaries, revealed his anguish as he filed the story. This was also the case with famed CBS anchor Walter Cronkite who, dressed with a shirt and tie and wearing black-rimmed glasses, broke the story to a stunned nation as that station, then the "Tiffany" of American broadcasting cut away from an innocuous soap opera to report a history-altering tragedy. Page one of Nov. 23 is full of almost surreal stories, including a description of last rites given to the slain president, the stunned reaction on the streets of New York—-a city where Kennedy was especially popular—-and even ruminations on the political prospects for the new president, Lyndon Johnson.
Most striking is the bottom of the page, which includes a photo of Johnson being sworn into office on the Air Force One carrying the late president's body. With then-President Johnson was his wife, Lady Bird and a grief-stricken Jacqueline Kennedy who was still wearing the blood stained dress she had on during the motorcade through Dallas. On the flight back to Washington, Lady Bird reportedly suggested to Mrs. Kennedy that she change out of the dress into something new. But Mrs. Kennedy refused, claiming that she wanted the world to see what "they" had done to her husband.
The moon landing, in comparison, is far less dramatic. Page one carries the bold headline, but it was accompanied by only one story, plus a transcript of Neil Armstrong's first contacts with Houston and a poem by the Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet, Archibald MacLeish.
"The framed flongs are one of a kind, original, unique and historic items," Strassberg correctly notes. "There is intentionally no glass on the front since it is captivating to run your fingers over the three dimensional face of the flong."
The flong is a relic of the past. Today, newspaper pages are produced electronically through computer technology. Recently, Strassberg toured The Times' huge printing plant in College Point, Queens. There, two old timers, both nearing retirement, recognized Strassberg's prized possessions as the multitude of layered paper mache flongs they had once worked with on a daily basis. The two had also operated the machinery that printed the curved lead printing plates constructed from those bendable flongs.
So why is Strassberg now going public with these unforgettable witnesses to history? For years, all three flongs stood on his office walls. But time marches on and Strassberg told The Roslyn News that he wants to "turn [them] into money while I'm still around. I'm a grandparent and great grandparent."


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Company I work for has been buying a lot of the Ford 350 club cab pickups. We recently had one of them that the spark plug blew out of the back of one of the heads. When our mechanic contacted our local Ford garage he was told that they have had a lot of problems with this, due to the fact that this spark plug is in a very difficult location to get to.
I don't really know if we have ever had the spark plugs changed in this engine or not but our shop mechanic said it sounds to him like the truck will have to go in to the Ford garage and have the head removed.
Has anyone here heard of this problem on the V-10 engines? This is the first one we have had with this problem and it is also the oldest one of the V-10's in our fleet. Currently have about 7 of them.
Yeah, lots of them. The 4.6L, 5.4L and 6.8L engines all suffer from a very poorly designed cylinder head. The sparkplug holes face straight up, and are about five inches deep. Perfect for collecting water, and whatever, a nightmare for the service tech.
Adding to an already poor design, they saw fit to make the sparkplug hole shallow enough to only allow four threads to engage the sparkplug. Four threads, in aluminum.
If the plugs HAVE to be replaced, be VERY CAREFUL how they get changed. Let the engine cool off completely. Remove each plug BY HAND, not with power tools. Clean each plug hole and remove any debris in the threads. An anti-sieze compound should be applied to each plug's threads before they are installed, and a TORQUE WRENCH should be used to properly torque each plug (15 lb ft.). Running them down with power tools almost gurantee's a stripped out plug. There are repair kits available for these threads, but they are expensive, and if not installed correctly, can cost you a new cylinder head ($1200 to $1400 each for the head, alone).
Fords are very difficult to repair, some require the removal of the cab to gain access to the engine. Labor charges are high, and skilled techs are getting more and more scarce every day. Enjoy.
I imagine we are going to see several days downtime on this and a large bill to boot over it. I don't know if we had replaced the plugs on it or not if so I doubt if we will on any of the others. We will probably leave it up to the Ford dealership then if the problem happens again maybe they will take care of it on them.
I doubt if they'll take care of it. Ford has been swamped lately with thousands of consumer complaints and class action lawsuits, not to mention the numerous technical blunders their engineers have released on the general public.
Actually, you're lucky, in a way. Later model Ford Triton 5.4L engines went to a special three piece sparkplug. Fine bunch of engineering... Every time somebody tries to remove one of them, the retainer comes off, and the porcelin stays in the head, usually breaking off. Repair? Why yes! All you have to do is bring it into your favorite Ford dealer, and they will remove the head(s) and poke out the broken part(s).
These plugs are NOT designed to be replaced, ever. Ford says they won't attempt to replace any of them unless one is causing an engine miss, then they invariably have to resort to a cylinder head R&R to complete the job.
Nice to know, these guys think they're building some of the finest cars (and trucks) in the world... I wonder which world they're talking about?
I'm a GM man all the way and I know that they have problems, I won't deny that at all. But this has to be the most ridiculous thing that I've heard of about Ford.
What did they do, design a poorly head, bolt the engine to the frame and build the cab around it? And I thought pulling the heads on a 351/400 in a 77 Ford truck was tough. Especially on the right side, if it had air condition.
Some jerk off sitting behind a desk, who thinks he's an engineer and never had a wrench in is hand is responsible for this junk. JMO
I had heard of this problem but only in the 5.4L. That's what made me wary about buying another F-150 with the 5.4L. I had the 4.6L in my '97 and other than the sometimes painful (I mean it too) process of changing the plugs (especially the one under the passenger side dash), I didn't have any plug problems. I heard its pretty costly to have a shop change them in the 4.6L. I'll stick with cut and scraped hands and my little 4.6L...until we drop in a bigger engine with properly designed heads!
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I don't know anything about the three piece plugs, but if what Saltmine explained is only half true, the engineers should be shot and their assets distributed among their victims.
As for the 4.6 heads, Saltmine gave all good advice, but I do not agree that these heads are a huge problem. Since the plugs (16 valve) are between the intake runners rather than the exhaust, they are very easy to get to. There may be a couple vehicles that have something located in the way, but most are the easiest plugs to get to of any auto I ever worked on. The cars that I have experience with are: 92 crown, 2001 Grand Marqui, 95 Lincoln Continental (32 valve FWD car), and 2002 Mustang GT. The 32 valve heads have the plugs located in the center similar to the Mopar 426 hemi.
Yes, there is a long bore going down to the plug (both 32 & 16 V heads), but the plug wires are designed with O-ring seals. You can spray a ton of water on top of these engines and nothing leaks down into the plugs on my cars. You pull the wires off and look down into the plug and it's clean enough to eat in there. I'm certain it would only take the average idiot two minutes to screw this up, but using Ford parts properly will prevent any problems here, by my experience.
The most important thing you can do is never pull a plug out of an aluminum head while hot. Aluminum expands 4 times as much as cast iron. Twist the plug out on a hot head, and you will damage the threads. What manufacture doesn't sell aluminum heads?
Two few threads is a legitimate complaint. I agree. That is why the anti-seize and torque wrench is soooooo important on these heads. I have never had a problem. Maybe I'm lucky or maybe I followed the manufactures directions. I pulled the plugs out of the Lincoln at 105,000 miles after being in the engine for 10 years. They came out like they were put in yesterday.
If plugs were blowing out of these engines all over the place it would be on the news. I would say if a pug blew out, either the threads had been damaged or the plug wasn't tight. If it came that way from the factory, it would have happened inside the warranty period. My bet would be that it was serviced improperly.
Most of the rice burners, the north star Cadillac, and many more have head designs that are similar. Sounded more anti Ford (sour grapes) than true issues, but maybe there are real problems that I have just been lucky on. It has been my experience that Ford has owned up to there mistakes and made them right by the customers better than Chrysler and GM. That is why I started buying Fords in 1992. If they screw me over once, I'll switch to another manufacture in a heart-beat. I am loyal to good reliable design and customer service, not a name.
All the Ford, Chevy, Dodge, etc. jabs are fun for me. I dont take it serious. I just thought I would put some balance into the conversation. Saltmine dont take this wrong. I dont mean anything personal. I thought your comments were a little biased, but if this three piece plug thing bit you, I wouldnt blame you a bit. Feel free to shoot back if I said anything wrong.
Imrpoperly installed sparkplugs..... Hmmmm.
I guess I failed to mention that every incident I've seen where a plug has blown out of a cylinder head, on a Ford, the sparkplugs were FACTORY INSTALLED.
Sparkplug thread failures were common on 5.4 and 6.8 engines between 1999 and 2001.
Seems they somehow managed to redesign the cylinder heads since then.
All of the Ford "Modular" engines I work on (police cruisers, pickups, and Expeditions)
don't have sparkplug wires. They're known as COP (Coil On Plug) engines. The boot on the coil pack invariably always seals poorly against the head. And yes, we have numerous occasions where water, sometimes an inch deep, gets into a sparkplug well.
This gets interesting because when that sparkplug shorts out, the computer goes into "catalyst protection Mode" and shuts off fuel to all of the injectors on that bank, while flashing the "MIL" lamp on and off. The resulting loss of power is frightening, to say the least.
Interesting. I have not changed the plugs on the 2001 COP or the 2002 COP yet. I did take the 2001 to the car wash and washed it to shiny clean. No oil just road dirt. I didn't have any problems. I haven't pulled a COP coil off yet. Maybe there is something lacking in the seal design on the COP.
I have pickup up that you do work at a Ford dealership.
You said that the plugs blowing out were factory installed. Was my guess correct that it happened inside the 36 month 36,000 mile waranty period?
I work with a good many people that have the 5.4 and 6.8 engines, in Ohio. No one that I know of have had a plug problem. I see you are in Arizona. Perhaps the extream heat there is contributing to this. Especially since we are talking about aluminum. I could see how the COP seal issue could be impacted by the heat as well.
Notice Gnewby is is south Kansas. Another warm area.
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Ovoid the temptation to get him promoted just to get him the hell away from you. We used to do that and now the idiots are running the company from the top down. What's worse is that with all the fast promotions, they believe they are superior experts in every way.
Take the time to set them up to be exposed for what they are and hopefully fired.
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Posada Yucay is located in the heart of the Sacred Valley. Originally a monastery in the 18th century, this charming colonial-style inn is surrounded by lush gardens and spectacular mountain scenery. A restaurant, bar and small chapel are located on site and guests can walk the colorful gardens when they are not exploring the nearby traditional markets. Posada Yucay is the recipient of Peru's Best Boutique Hotel designation from World Tourism Awards Council.
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These services in Minnesota help people affected by the suicide or murder of someone they love or care about.
This chapter's many services for families of homicide victims include monthly meetings, a telephone support network, information about the grief process, a speakers' bureau and accompaniment to court proceedings.
Where: Parents of Murdered Children, Inc., Minnesota Hope Chapter, P.O. Box 516, Circle Pines, MN 55014
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If you've recently experienced a loss, you may have a specially trained volunteer call you for comfort and to help you find support and education services.
Where: SAVE, 9001 East Bloomington Freeway, Suite 150, Bloomington, MN 55420
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A support group for people affected by the suicide of a loved one meets on Mondays, 7 to 9 p.m.
Where: Mercy Hospital Maps, 4050 Coon Rapids Blvd., Coon Rapids, MN 55433
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The Grief Support Center of St. Mary's/Duluth Clinic offers education and support to family members left behind after someone has committed suicide.
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SAVE - Suicide Awareness Voices of Education sponsors a support group for those affected by the suicide of someone they love. It meets on the second and fourth Thursday of the month.
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Take advantage of the turkey that goes uneaten with dishes that will also serve as vehicles for other leftovers.
Chop up that remaining turkey and add those extra vegetables.
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At this restaurant in a corner of a 30,000-square-foot former warehouse, the food is Italian, mostly Ligurian, drawing from both the coast and the Alps of northern Italy.
Tougher cuts, like beef short ribs, become savory and tender when cooked low and slow.
As cranberry farmers bring in record harvests and berry prices plummet, the industry is trying to recast the fruit outside its usual Thanksgiving milieu.
The chef Einat Admony and the flavors of multiethnic Israel shine after the restaurant's rough start.
The swaps, which operate on the barter system, allow people to diversify their pantries while bolstering their relationships with others in their communities.
At all hours, United Brothers Fruit Market in Astoria, Queens, draws customers with its overflowing piles of fruit and vegetables.
Distilled spirits can warm us up even when we cool them down.
Rarity, price and changing tastes mean a Bordeaux classic isn't as loved as it should be.
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Bring along this decadent offering with honeyed pears that can compete with leftover pie.
The Thanksgiving meal is America's most holy secular ritual. Set the table as if for a sacrament.
Filling your plate and keeping your wineglass upright are only two of the ways to contribute when someone else is the Thanksgiving host.
A versatile wine will go with all dishes; a nimble one will keep the palate awake.
Molly Yeh, a Chicago-born food blogger, teaches Sam Sifton how to make traditional Norwegian-American lefse. (Article plus video.)
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There are two Thanksgivings, for some of us. The rigid one that unfolds in the real world and the one in fantasy land replete with nontraditional food and fun.
From the Southern chef Regina Charboneau, tricks and tips for an elaborate and elegant Thanksgiving dinner without endless hours in the kitchen.
Searing the broccoli florets on one side adds dimension to this soup. (Article plus video.)
Pairing the European classic with cranberry filling hits the right note for the season.
Health soup, and other dishes for when illness strikes.
From the chef Gabrielle Hamilton, a 576-page cookbook as idiosyncratic as her restaurant, Prune.
For a more tender, flavorful, crisp-edged cornbread, brown your butter and bake in a hot skillet. (Article plus video.)
Most recipes call for canned pumpkin. But for something fresher, brighter and more complex tasting, consider squash instead. (Article plus video.)
As parents juggle the demands of their jobs with the desire to prepare home-cooked meals, men are increasingly in front of the stove.
A Persian spice mixture that includes cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom and rosebuds yields a complex, nuanced braise.
A stir-fry becomes a weeknight go-to dish when garlic, ginger, lime and peanuts get some Asian heat. (Article plus video.)
The restaurant could be just another tiny taqueria, but the decorations and ingredients speak to the chef's Mexican heritage.
At Helen You's dumpling emporium in Flushing, you can watch the stars on TV and then eat them.
The ice cream parlor was a family institution, opened in 1936 by Mr. Vlahavas's grandfather.
The popular Italian restaurant will be replaced by a more formal place.
Peter Poulakakos has turned an imposing historic site into a restaurant with decks overlooking New York Harbor.
The year-old sibling of Franny's drew warm reviews but was "not profitable enough," according to an owner.
Burgers from a food truck in a remote corner of the borough prove their greatness in the God-given talent of their maker.
The 34-year-old coffee shop, home of Broadway deals and Eastern European Jewish cooking, has been asked to leave by the owner of the Edison Hotel, the restaurant's manager said.
A group of entrepreneurs, including Momofuku's David Chang, is starting a company that looks to deliver high-quality food in as little as 15 minutes.
The drummer, producer and culinary entrepreneur, will participate in formulating the programs for the food festival next year.
The restaurant, barely two years old, joins Alinea as Chicago three-star winners.
Paul Liebrandt, Dale Talde and other acclaimed chefs are opening restaurants in a United terminal.
Mme. Masson was known to visit tables, especially during dessert, at her classic French restaurant on the East Side of Manhattan.
The restaurateur is looking to attract a different clientele for his brand of jazzy Italian food, including a lavish antipasto array.
Jeremiah Tower, a star of California cuisine, will helm the kitchen of the troubled legend.
Thomas Chen brings a clear and fresh point of view to his cooking, particularly when he interprets Chinese flavors.
In New York, a proliferation of styles and shapes threatens to capsize the whole idea of a doughnut.
Sheldon Nadelman took 2,600 photos from 1972 to 1982 when he was a bartender across Eighth Avenue from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Coffee companies and blends with some sort of celebrity attached to them started appearing around 2010, and their numbers are growing.
A blend of rye whiskey and rock candy syrup may prove enticing again.
American mixologists find ways to slip Cognac, Armagnac and Calvados into cocktails at affordable prices.
The way wine is used as a character device for women on TV tells us a lot about how it is viewed in popular culture.
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To understand the arc of Rioja's evolution, we will explore traditional Rioja Reservas, wines aged for at least three years.
The dressing on this salad is lightened with yogurt and spiced with curry and cumin.
A light, comforting soup that makes a nice home for leftover turkey.
Florence Fabricant lists the most interesting and important restaurants that will open soon.
This fall, rooftop, basement and vault are among the sites of the city's new drinking dens.
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MIKROTIK RouterBoard 435G
Status: SUPPORTED
Hardware specification
- CPU Atheros AR7161 680MHz (800MHz option supported)
- Memory 256MB DDR SDRAM onboard memory
- Data storage 128MB onboard NAND memory chip and microSD slot for expansion
- Ethernet Three 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet ports with Auto-MDI/X
- miniPCI Five miniPCI Type IIIA/IIIB slots
- Expansion Two USB 2.0 ports with powering (5V 1A supply)
- DB9 RS232C asynchronous serial port
What works
LAN, Mini-pci, USB
Building bootable image
The generic Bildroot installation creates bootable ramdiskfs image. buildroot.exigence
- I didn't need to install subversion. It was installed by default on my linux desktop.
- I run make menuconfig and choose
* Target System (Atheros71xx/…)
* Subtarget (Device with NAND flash …)
* Target Images → *ramdisk, *tar.gz
- Run make
- The image is in ./bin/ar71xx/openwrt-ar71xx-nand-vmlinux-initramfs.elf
- You need to copy this image into your tftpboot directory.
Boot from network
I started the routerboard with netboot. NetBoot
- Worked fine - remember to open the udp port 69 and high-ports (udp) in your firewall
- It would seem everything is working just like with 433x models.
Building tested on Attitude Adjustment 12.09-RC2. Everything later should work also. Currently no issues observed.
Link to the discussion about the development process: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=33833
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