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Colonial American homes were built with wooden floors that were sawn using basic hand-held tools. The hand-crafted workmanship that went into those floors can be found in Virginia Mill Works handscraped floors.
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This is a great looking floor! I had it installed professionally. Make sure your installer uses extra nails (beyond the recommended). The fewer number of nails per ft, the floor will creak when walked on. Once more nails were added, this went away. It does need to be dusted often but it looks great.
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I purchased this floor because I wanted something nicer than laminate but something that wasn't as easy to scratch as hardwood. I have a young son and he gives the floor quite a work out- which is why I went with handscraped. This floor looks very rich and I think it will be great for resale down the road. I chose to float this floor over my plywood subfloor by using wood glue for the tongue and grooves. This was the easiest and quickest way to install the product as I was doing this myself. All said, this took about 5 hours to install in our dining room- mainly due to a few tricky cuts I had to make around some of the railings/stairs on one side of the floor. Once these cuts were done the installation was a breeze- mostly because there are about 8-10 different precut widths in the boxes which really helped with staggering the joints and making the floor look professionally done. If i could do it over again, I would probably have nailed down the floor since my subfloor had a few high/low spots which translates to a little movement in some areas when walking on the floor. Can't beat the look and durability for the price though- have had this a little over 2 month and with my son riding his cars and whatnot it has held up wonderfully.
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Loved the final look of the wood on the floor. Lots of compliments.
The only downside, was that we left the wood sitting in the boxes for a couple of days to let it adjust to the room temp and it ended up giving us quite a few warping pieces.
Also, if would be nice to have less of the long pieces and more of the shorter ones (especially with the warping issue)
I have news for everyone. All wood floors can possibly scratch. BUT I will say I have owned numerous brands and types in my previous homes and this is not an "easy" floor to scratch.
I did scratch it, but it was because I dragged something with a nail sticking out of the bottom of it. Duh to me. The good news is - since it is a distressed floor and does NOT have a glossy finish, it's super easy to hide the scratch.
I have a variety of tools I use to fix scratches in my floors and furniture. Brown sharpie's, brown paint pens and wood stain pens.
I'd say the brown sharpie worked best on this.
In the 6 months I've had it, I've only had that one scratch, though.
We do have kids and pets, and this is in a fairly high traffic area, so I am very satisfied with this floor.
I love this wood and everyone who sees it, thinks I spent way more than I actually did. It looks rich. The handscrapped look is great too if you have dogs and kids...the nics don't stress you because there are already some natural ones and everything blends in, specially after you use a stain pen on the news ones...lol. There is one thing that might bug you at first: because it's distressed, the pieces will be uneven at seams and sometimes you will see some non staind wood peeking out, specially when sunlight hits wood. I started trying to stain it with the pen but now I just let it go! But the product is beautiful and my installer loved it too!
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We installed this floor in our bedrooms, hallway and stairs. It looks beautiful!! It is a little darker than I was expecting. It shows some dust and dirt but is easy to keep clean with a dry mop. We ended up with a few scratches when we moved our furniture but it does not show much because of the handscraped look. During the installation we noticed some very distressed looking boards and we had our installer remove those. The end product is wonderful and we are very happy with our new floors.
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The flooring gives my home that new 800k brand new look. I love it!
I shopped around after finding out it would be on backorder for 3 weeks, but could not find anything that was as nice. Everyone that has seen it likes it.
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This floor looks great and on sale is a fair price. The only drawback is you have to keep it really clean to maintain that great look.
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Q:I was speaking to a rep. named "Josh" and seemed to have lost contact. I was asking advice on putting an engineered hardwood floor in my main bathroom that has a toilet, sink and tub that is frequently used. We will be installing a heated floor system as well. Advice please. mimi
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Q:What is the best way to install this floor in my basement on concrete?
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Q:I wanted to get more specific information regarding the hardness rating of this wood. What is the hardness rating and the Janka rating?
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Q:I have natural colored Oak flooring in a hallway (throughout the home) and am looking to replace bedroom carpeting with a dark finish, wide plank floor like this product. How do I transition from light to dark?
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How do I get help with study design, power calculations and/or statistical analysis for my clinical trial application?
Saint Louis University Center for Outcomes Research (SLUCOR) provides consulting on a fee-for-service basis covering study design, data collection, database design and management, statistical analysis and interpretation. For additional contact information, see: http://www.slu.edu/x45070.xml
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An "internal study section" has been created for this purpose. Faculty who plan to submit to the internal study section must inform the Research Planning Committee via Ms. Denise Johnson (firstname.lastname@example.com) at least eight weeks prior to the grant deadline with a letter of intent that lists the title of the proposal, the agency targeted for submission, the submission deadline, and the names of members of the study section who should act as reviewers. The list of study section members can be obtained from Ms. Johnson. The proposal must then be received by the RPC within three weeks from the letter of intent. The RPC will assign the proposal to two or three members of the study section for evaluation and will inform the applicant accordingly. Reviews will be returned to the applicant within three weeks to allow enough time (at least two weeks) for the applicant to review the feedback received, discuss the proposal further with the reviewers and amend the application as needed prior to submission.
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Many amputation rehabilitation patients suffer from pain when wearing a mechanical artificial limb. A lack of sufficient padding between the amputated limb and the mechanical device is often the cause of painful irritation and wounds.
Experts at the UPMC Center for Innovation in Restorative Medicine are researching a new way to provide a better fit for an artificial limb for amputation rehabilitation patients using, a technique called fat grafting.
While fat grafting is a common procedure — plastic surgeons performed approximately 65,000 in 2011 — using it to improve the fit of artificial limbs is a completely new, experimental use of this well-known treatment. We believe this technique of fat grafting could be of significant benefit to patients with painful amputation stumps.
Fat grafting is a minimally invasive surgical procedure. Surgeons remove a patient's own fat from an area where it is less needed and transfer it to areas that have lost shape or fullness.
Because fat does not have much structure or volume, artificial limb fat grafting is especially challenging.
Surgeons and researchers at UPMC are now able to maximize the effectiveness of fat grafting by:
Researchers believe that this stem cell-rich fat promotes blood vessel growth and blood flow, volume, and lift. This is crucial not only for the survival of the fat graft but also to promote healing and stability.
Military (active duty only) men and women, age 18 and older, may be eligible to participate in clinical trials.
Learn more about this current trial: Enriched Autologous Fat Grafting for Treating Pain at Amputation Sites (AMP-5).
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A PUB in Downley is set to be converted into a Morrisons convenience store – which a resident believes would a "massive blow to the village."
The Downley Donkey in Plomer Green Lane is expected to become a Morrisons' M Local store, the Free Press has learnt.
The supermarket giant confirmed today that it was in "the early stages of planning" and it will share its plans with residents "as things progress".
In a statement, Enterprise Inns said: "Enterprise has continued to invest in The Downley Donkey in recent years.
"But despite advertising the permanent lease during that time we have not received any viable long-term offers from prospective publicans."
Downley Parish Council Chairman Cllr Barry Gay said the first the council had heard about the proposals was on Friday.
He said the council was "very concerned" but would not comment further until additional information about the plans had been revealed.
Resident and Donkey regular Paul Brookes said: "It's a massive blow to Downley. It's another nail in the coffin for local traders in the area.
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Here are pictures of my first pig. I cooked it this past summer (2013)
We had 16 people and I only served half the pig. The other half was doggie bags and Sunday dinner. I also cooked a few brick chickens, and I served a Shrimp boil 3 hours earlier. Pictures below
Also here is a video of the experience. It was 95F and high humidity. I didn't realize how heavy I was breathing.
I feel I should have taken more video to include the carving, etc. Let me know if you have any questions.
I picked up the 40 lb pig the day before the cook. Stored it in a cooler till I was done with work.
I butterflied her from neck to groin with a sharp boning knife.
I used this bad boy for injection. Much easier than a syringe. I used approx 72 oz of liquid to inject the pig using a mixture of a brine solution and orange, lemon and pineapple juice with oregano, cumin.
Don't just inject the hams, and shoulders. make sure you get into the loins, or it will just taste like a roast loin of pork.
I injected the night before, then gave a generous sprinkling of rub.
If I had to do it over again, I would have injected half the pig the way I did it, and the other half I would have added my rub to the mixture, then strain, and inject the other side, just to get those spice flavors deep into the areas I could not reach by hand rubbing.
I decided to cook the pig breast side up, to keep all the drippings contained, and not drip into the pail.
Ms. Piggy went on the smoker at 8:15 am at 225. I thought it would take 10 hrs, but after 6 hours I realized this would take close to 12 hrs to get to 195F IT. I bumped the temp up to 250 to compensate. So for anyone planning on smoking a pig, plan on at least 12 hrs, and if it's done sooner, that is OK.
I used 3 lbs. cherry, 4 lbs. hickory, 3 lbs oak for the final hrs of cooking.
The skin was easy to cut, just remember to keep the shape knife at a 30 degree angle, blade facing up. Let the knife do the work, and don't force it. You can also use sharp scissors.
I tied the legs. You can put downward pressure at the lower leg. It will feel very stiff, but then it will relax and release to all you to bend them closer to the body.
This pic was after 3 hrs on the smoker. I only foiled the ears. Nothing burned.
I noticed I was getting a 10-12 degree difference between the shoulder and the ham, until the stall, which was at around 160-165 I wasn't watching close enough to know exactly when the stall started. Eventually both probes were reading identical temps till the end.
Regarding the stall, I believe it happened about 5 hrs into the cook, and lasted about 2 hrs. Then things picked up again after about 175 IT. I did spritz a few times, and there was plenty of liquid pooling in the cavity to provide moisture, which helped power through it.
She is done. Removing the pig from the grill. I brought a table in front of the grill, and gently flipped it over (2 people required) onto a full sheet pan.
She was very happy to be on the table. We started to dress her up for the dinner party
She wanted to wear a crown for the special event
After resting for 30 minutes, it was time to shred and slice the meat. I did not mix all the meat together, I served the meat separate to the guests could sample each, and compare the flavors and textures.
This took about 20 minutes
I also served loaded potato salad
Cucumber vinegar salad
I made a tomato and orange segment salad, but I forgot to take pictures.
I wasn't sure if all the guests would like pork so I made brick chicken as well
As an appetizer I served a shrimp boil around 2 pm
For dessert, a fruit piggy
All in all it was an experience. I'm not sure I would do it again, or often, since I paid $3.00/lb for the pig, so it was a waste for all the bones, skin and head. If someone was willing to pay me, then maybe I would do it again


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Our students have a wide variety and choice of ensembles. We believe that ensemble performance is important. It creates a sense of family, cooperation and it is just fun to make music with friends! Our ensembles focus on developing each student spiritually and academically.
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The Carey Chorale
The Chorale is the primary choral ensemble at William Carey. This auditioned ensemble of 40 students represents the University in churches, schools, community events, and in mission areas. The Chorale performs a variety of literature appropriate for different venues and audiences. Open to all students by audition.
The Chapel Choir
Open to all students without audition, the Chapel Choir provides music for chapel and on campus concerts throughout the year.
Carey Company
Carey Company is the university's song and dance ensemble. This high energy ensemble performs and entertains at a variety of university, school, and community events.
Carpenter's Wood
Carpenter's Wood is open to all Carey students by audition. This small vocal group sings in churches and has travelled abroad several times. Begun as a "folk ensemble" in the 1960s, "Wood" maintains an active schedule.
Music Theatre and Opera Workshop
From one-act works to full-scale productions, this ensemble is open to all students. Workshop experiences afford students major performance roles on-stage.
Restoration Band
Restoration Band is Carey's newest ensemble. This contemporary Christian band is comprised of vocalist, a full rhythm section, and a horn section. Restoration leads worship in a variety of student ministry settings, including D-Now events, student camps, fifth quarter events, and other student ministry gatherings.
Oratorio Choir
The Chorale and the Chapel Choir join forces several times a year to perform major choral works.
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Symphonic Winds
This ensemble is open to all students by audition and performs a variety of classical, sacred, and traditional band literature. This is William Carey's premier instrumental ensemble for wind and percussion instrumentalists. The ensemble performs several concerts throughout the year including serving as the exhibition group for the William Carey honor band clinic in the spring. The band also broadens the performing experience with the occasional addition of string and rhythm sections, allowing the student to experience a studio orchestra setting for major productions.
Spirit of Carey
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Jazz Band
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Grace Notes
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Tuscan Reeds
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String Ensemble
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Guitar Ensemble
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Piano Ensemble
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Pep Band
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|Then & Now: 1993-2003
A decade's worth of "The World's 100 Largest Yachts" tidbits that are sure to catch an ear around the water cooler.
By Elizabeth A. Ginns and Capt. Patrick Sciacca — August 2003
Everyone loves facts and figures. Why? Perhaps it's the Jeopardy contestant in all of us. How many times have you played along at home, blurting out the answer (often without forming it as a question) before anyone on the show has pressed the little buzzer? Then you proudly proclaim to family and friends, "I could win on that show."
Well, in case Jeopardy ever offers a megayacht category, or if you just want to impress everyone with your megayacht wisdom on the next cocktail cruise, we've got some nifty nautical knowledge for you. We looked back at our list of the world's largest yachts from ten years ago and found some interesting comparisons and contrasts with this year's list. We think you'll be impressed. Besides, we think knowing that Annaliesse is the most expensive megayacht charter ($770,000 per week) is much more impressive than knowing that goldfish have a memory of three seconds.
Above the Rest
Le Grand Bleu ranks numero uno in an interesting category: having the largest tender. The current owner recently swapped the previous owner's 65-foot Guy Couach for a 75-foot Sunseeker.
What's in a name? Haida G tops our list as the megayacht with the most name changes. The yacht has had five during her 74 years on the water: Haida, U.S.S. Argus, Sarina, Rosenkavalier, and Haida G.
In 1993 more than a quarter of the yachts were built between 1990 and 1993. About a third of the yachts on this year's list were built since 2000.
Next page > Name Changes, and more > Page 1, 2, 3
This article originally appeared in the July 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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A FIRE broke out at The Market Place Shopping Centre this morning.
Firefighters were called after a blaze started in the sign of a shop on the ground floor of the building.
Crews from Wigan, who were providing cover at Bolton Central fire station, attended at about 10.15am.
When they arrived, the centre's maintenence staff had already managed to isolate the electricity supply and the fire service were able to check that the area was safe.
A faulty light fitting had caused the sign to overheat and produce smoke.
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I attended the "public meeting on the patient-focused drug development " at FDA in Silver Springs in MD. The FDA officials included John Jenkins, MD ,director ,office of new drugs; Theresa Mullin, PhD, director ,Office of planning and informatics; Donna Griebel MD, director of Gastroenterology ; Patricia Keegan MD ,director ,division of oncology products II among others; FDA want patients to have more involvement in helping FDA in
1. - Assessment of a drug's benefits and risks involves analysis of the severity of the condition and current state of treatment armamentarium.(This will help experts to evaluate the efficacy and safety data and the expected impact of efforts to reduce and further characterize risks of the drug.)
2.- Patients who live with a disease have a direct stake in drug review process and are in a unique position to provide input on analysis of the disease condition and current treatment options.(This will provide regulators with the clinical context for weighing benefits and risks of the new drugs).
3.-Review process would benefit from systematic approach to obtaining patient perspective on disease severity or unmet medical need.
This "patient-focused drug development" by FDA is funded under the Prescription Drug User Fee ACT (PDUFA V) just passed by the congress, and FDA will hold 4 public workshops each year over the next 5 years. Each meeting will focus on a different disease area, reviewing the armamentarium(the resources available) for that indication, and identifying areas of unmet need.
The goal of today's meeting is to get public input on the FDA's published preliminary list or nominate disease areas for the "patient-focused drug development" initiative and criteria used for nomination.
Of course , cholangiocarcinoma is not on the preliminary disease area list that FDA provided ; and there are a lot of patient advocate organizations and individuals do not see their diseases(most are related to rare diseases) either on the list. Therefore about 50 individual and organizations signed up to speak out to the FDA officials and requested their disease to add to the list for consideration. Each of us were allowed 2 minutes to present our case.
Below is the statement that I spoke to the FDA panel officials for CCA.
" I am representing The Cholangiocarcinoma.org to request cholangiocarcinoma to be added to the list of diseases that are under consideration. There are about 8,000 new cases/yr in the States and 3,000 new cases/yr in UK and there are a lot more new cases/yr around the world especially in the Far East. You all are looking at a lucky patient of this disease who have survived for almost 4 years; but for most of our patient population it may not due to the late discovery of their advance disease state. Survival time is between a few weeks to a couple years. Currently there are no FDA approved effective chemotherapy and targeted therapy protocol for treatment of the advance stages of cholangiocarcinoma patients; Most of the treatment plans are borrowed from other diseases like pancreatic and colon cancer. There are no accurate and useful biomarkers for both diagnosis and prognosis purposes. And most of all, this cholangiocarcinoma disease put tremendous psychological and physical pressure on the caregivers due to the uncertainty of the treatment outcome and the severity of the side effects. So please consider to add cholangiocarcinoma to your preliminary disease area list. thank you. "
I will continue to update on the development on this area of interest and will let all of you know .
God bless.


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Megan Fox, Jessica Alba, Blake Lively + more brought sexy back in spectacular party dresses! Who wins your vote for best dressed this week?
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I can't believe we only have one more best-dressed roundup 'til Christmas, Bettys! Still need some proper party dress inspiration? No problemo! From shimmering metallics to waist-flattering peplums, we're bringing you celebs in the most GORGE party dresses this week.
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I love me a good peplum, so Jessica Alba gets an extra gold star this week for sparkling in this Christian Dior dress at the 70th Annual Golden Globe Award nominations.
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Holy Sherlock Holmes! I'm LOVING this black and white combo Lucy Liu so effortlessly flaunted at the New York Women in Film and Televisions' 32nd Annual Muse Awards. Sigh. I wish my black boots were that cool!


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Its like you never played Chaos Theory to know that it had best humor in it,BEEEST!
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I just chewed my way through the intestines of Walking Dead Episiode 4 with my wife... Ugh, I'm glad we don't need to wait long. Its my GOTY I guess, but I feel bad saying that when its more a choose your own adventure than a "game".
Fear 3, its rather good in the first stretch, the gunplay seems better than Fear 2, maybe even Fear 1.I am once again writing a blog, vaguely about playing games the wrong way
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I'm probably the last person on the planet to finish Metro 2033, but I did. Although I feel like my final decision would be just as informed if I had just played from the Tower chapter onward. I had hoped to get some more background information on the Dark Ones before the end, because what I had to base my decision on was either 'they are a threat' or 'they are misunderstood'.
Great game though. If there was a game that transplanted its mechanics into a Fallout 3-like open world, I'd throw my wallet at it hard enough to break the sound barrier.
I'm looking through the achievements and there are a few about having been everywhere and talked to everyone. Is there some secret part of the game I haven't seen yet?
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Patched Double Agent to 1.2 and now messing around ini files,need to manualy correct the job dev should do at start..lazy motherfuckers.
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@LTK - check the wikia, I remember it being pretty well done.
My wife is playing fear 3 as "pointy man" on medium which is much like you'd expect but with a cover button (which is made pointless by playing with a mouse/keyboard).
It's fine, it's functional, 7/10 on meta critic, lacks flaw and lacks notability.
I am playing it on the hardest difficulty as "Paxton Fettel", it's fierce, its strategic and satisfyingly cruel. I'm reminded of hidden source, a barefoot predator pouncing on opponents and eating them. Except instead of being hard to see I can teleport myself into my opponents skin and use their weapons, more than a fair trade I think.
Why this wasn't the default way to play baffles me.I am once again writing a blog, vaguely about playing games the wrong way
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Playing DA and shadows don't work and to think i fixed that in INI file :| Its kinda strange,now they work,then i turn around and boom,they're gone.
From Ubisoft support site
Go to your Splinter Cell folder on your hard drive (the default is C:/Program Files/Ubi Soft/Splinter Cell) and double click on the 'System' folder. Locate the SplinterCell.ini file here and double click on it (open with notepad if needed). Scroll down to the section entitled [D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice] and find the line here named 'ForceShadowMode' and set this value to 0. Save this document and the shadows should be restored.
Erm,the problem is i don't have that line in SplinterCell.ini "ForceShadowMode" ..This is nuts,playing stealth game which depends on shadows without shadows :|
Also found this but changing graphics settings from next gen to standard doesn't change shit,i also put those two lines to false.
So, setting these values to 0 is ideal. But if you make these changes and reload the game – nothing happens. Huh? This is where everyone gave up. Hell, even I almost gave up. But as a joke to myself, I threw the game into the debugger and noticed some values drove whether or not the shadow degree settings were used. SimpleShader and SimpleEffect.By default, these values are set to True. Setting the game's graphics configuration to "next generation" keeps these values at True. You want these values to read False. Setting these values to False tells the game, hey, let's go ahead and show some advanced stuff on the screen.
Magic. You have lights and shadows now.
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Rochard finally got more interesting, after the ~3 hours it took me to get past the casino. Up to that point gameplay for me had been a combination of dullness with the occasional sprinkle of frustration. I'm still hating the checkpoints, but at least things have got a bit more lively. As an experiment, I tried switching to the pad, but that felt like a terrible choice, makes everything more complicated, especially the weapon switch button makes absolutely no sense to me - but it's a good thing because I ended up in the control customization screen and discovered a handful of keys the game didn't feel the need to tell me about (e.g. Low-g lock, flashlight)
And finished Lone Survivor, using a walkthrough because the basement made it pretty clear that some parts are too complicated for my limited skills, given the amount of trial and error that is required to figure stuff out (also, sometimes I wished the game wasn't that much opaque in explaining its mechanics), and that I didn't take failure well in this game. It's great in so many ways, and flawed in as many more.
The sound design, music, artstyle, attention to detail, dare I say direction? all make for a very immersive type of gameplay which is both very atmospheric and, even though the game wears its inspirations on its sleeves, has a distinct personality.
Actually, I feel the need to go back and play it again (it is a game that wants you to do exactly that), because I loved guiding my character through his dark daily routine, but some parts of the game didn't really work for me: no matter how I look at it, navigation is just a pain in the ass; you never know what direction the camera is looking in, unless you check the map, which is stressful whenever you need to act fast. To keep the game-y features to the minimum (e.g. a mini map, or even a compass, would have made things a bit easier) is likely a deliberate decision to increase immersion and movie-like feeling, but that comes at a price.
And combat is clunky to say the least, although again I suspect this is intended to promote a peaceful play style. The interface and the engine could have used more love too: you can only give/eat 1 item at a time (lather, rinse, repeat), you can only reload through the gun item and not the ammo, there is no way to reload the game (quit and restart or die), some sequences are unskippable (adds to the grindy fun of trial and error), and I could go on with the list of annoyances. Minor stuff mainly, but still adds up.
Regardless, it's a remarkable achievement, and I'll be really interested to see what Byrne will do next.
On a sidenote, the HLTB time is pretty spot on ...if you go by the game's internal timer, which is likely ignoring all playtime that doesn't end in a save. As a conquence my game officially lasted just 4h52m whereas Steam logged over 7 hours and a half, and that's almost 3 hours of trial and error totally unaccounted for.The Onward March of Bundles - Bundles, bundles, bundles! click on this nao! Humble Monthly September 2017 Edition instantly unlocks Killing Floor 2, and other marvelous games later, you can betcha! Like what I'm doing? new subscriber? just want me shut up? use this link, please!, some vBucks are thrown at me, no cost or inconvenience is thrown at you! Thankees! Steam - HowLongToBeat - weirdfish#2792 (HotS)
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Then the loot system pokes its head out of the corner and photobombs you.
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I'm going to try out PCX2 and Double Agent.
That's not to say it's a bad game, it certainly wasn't, but for me it fell under its own weight at times. The opening was incredibly slow (the first time at least), like I said I thought the narrative tried too hard (including a few too many cases of characters holding the Idiot Ball), a lot of loot felt underwhelming unless you picked up the incredi-rare unique loot which was then far too powerful, with pistols essentially made redundant and personally, I really missed the dustbowl. Mileage obviously varies on that one.
It's funny I suppose because after coming from Darksiders 2 and being disappointed in that, although enjoying it still, I felt almost the same with BL2 and it ended up being Torchlight 2 and PlanetSide 2, in that month of releases, that I enjoyed far more, having paid little attention to TL2 and almost ignoring PS2 until getting into the beta. I suppose that says something of expectations too.
On the one hand, I liked that the game wasn't entirely clear, especially considering how linear it is, but on the other it wasn't transparent enough for me to realise to what effect my explorations, seemingly pointless, actually amounted to. Hopefully Last Light will be better in this regard as I'm at least vaguely interested in it.
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If you liked Metro 2033 read the book. You can easily find it online.
I must say, that game was one of the best FPS experiences I had since Half Life 2. It's a shame it didn't reach mass appeal, it's way better than any military shooter or Halo.
Back to the topic at hand, right now I'm playing Medal of Honor Warfighter, Mass Effect 3 on a Renegade playthrough and Dota 2 when I get bored.
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Reinstalled C&C Zero Hour. SO much great nostalgia. The bomb general is as fun as ever, and giving mobs AK's and hearing "AK47's for everyone!" always offers a chuckle. It will be hard for generals 2 to top this. Especially since there's quite a bit of silliness to generals. It would be sad if generals 2 completely got rid of that and went for "Gritty visceral life like combat manshooting"style.
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If you don't get enough (I think it's 90%, but there's a good chance I'm pulling that number out of my bum) of the discovery points, the choice isn't opened up to you. Those are the only things you have access to. It's incredibly redundant though as the canon in the game universe is that in Last Light, you bombed them to smithereens. For the way the choice comes, how much sense it really makes and its greater implications, it's essentially useless. I suppose you could call it extra content for those who went for completionist.
Rule of Fun
I don't see it "trying too hard." I see it working diligently to keep up the premise of the environment, and for that I'm quite happy. Games like this, you don't want too much dead time; it kills the mood like dead air kills a radio program.
I took advantage of Newegg's Fallout GOTY deal. just got it in the mail yesterday and am now taking a break. Playing the sneaky/sniper type character. Just finished killing/looting Springvale School. I like the part when you get to the bottom floor where they're mining and all those killer ants start chasing you lol. I played this game when it first came out but didn't play much and don't remember hardly any of it, so it's basically all new to me. I need to find a good hours, preferably with a workbench. i do miss certain things that were in New Vegas like the different ammo types and crafting ammo(you can't craft ammo in F3 can you?) and the weapon mods, oh how i'd love to throw a silencer on some of these guns i have. but i do like that you get perks for every level and not every other level.
@LTK i haven't noticed anywhere, but i haven't really been looking either-not hard anyway. i can probably get it for like $2.50 during the steam christmas sale
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I feel like you may have missed the emphasis of my post if you're picking me up only on the plot. I think that was endemic of other issues the game had, namely that like its plot, the rest of the game tries too hard to be something and that itself gets in the way of Rule of Fun. That was what I was talking about with BL1; they put you in a world and tell you to have fun and along the way you meet some interesting personalities. I felt it was the opposite with 2; they put you in a world where you interact with characters and along the way you can have fun, providing you are lucky enough to get a weapon that actually is fun. It was great to get a Jackob's pistol in 2 that you could hammer at, but it also felt weak and fell prey to "Why would I use that when I can use a semi-auto sniper rifle or a not-meaningfully-less-powerful SMG or AR?" I didn't even feel like ARs were too good in BL2 either.
I have to completely disagree on the dead air vibe. I thought BL1 worked because of it, not in spite of. I'm fully acknowledging that this is a preferential thing and that some people want more tied in narrative, but I tried to enjoy 2's and it just didn't gel for me.


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Christmas in Florence
Christmas in Florence is an opportunity to experience a visit in the Renaissance city dressed in red and gold.
We're talking about Christmas decorations that adorn Florence with lights. The windows of the center and the decorations on the streets turn the city into a fairy tale scenery, which is well worth a visit even for those who have been lucky enough to visit it.
Things to do during the Christmas holidays in Florence certainly don't lack: from Piazza Santa Croce to Piazza Santo Spirito people can find many markets to buy gifts and walk into art at the same time.
And for those who want to experience the thrill of a ski vacation every year is also set up a track for a downhill and a skating rink.
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URBAN explorers have broken into the remaining memorial wing of Blackburn Royal Infirmary and caught what could be the final glimpses of the historic building's interior on camera.
The photographs have been uploaded on to a website called derelictplaces.co.uk by an exporer who goes under the name TeeJF.
They show the decay inside the 86-year-old wing that has been vacant for seven years and fallen into a dangerous state of repair.
It was built when £100,000 was donated from townspeople to be a 'constant reminder' of the men who had fallen in the First World War.
The pictures are sure to evoke a response in those who will remember its striking original features.
And intricate mosaic of Blackburn's coat of arms lies under a thick layer of dust, and murals of children's characters are flaking.
And the imposing dome with its white walkway, once an impressive lightwell signifying the entrance to the top floor children's ward, has deteriorated badly.
Plaster and paint is peeling from walls, shards of glass frame windows, and the floors are covered with fallen bits of ceilings The pictures come as PJ Livesey Group, the contractors looking after the the site, have warned the building is dangerous and anyone who tresspasses is at risk.
Spokeswoman Jill Burdett said: "We would strongly advise that people do not enter the building.
"It has been empty for a long time and is in a very derelict state and that could prove dangerous. There is a reason that we have erected eight foot-high security fences and have signs up everywhere warning people to stay out."
PJ Livesey has investigated instances of trespassing at the site and performs security patrols.


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Mason Pearson Brush Mason Pearson has established a unique reputation for hairbrushes. The reason for this is partly in the design and partly in the versatility of the brushes. The design consists of unique spired tufts of boar bristle, or nylon, or bristle-and-nylon mixture, set in a pneumatic pad so that every tuft penetrates right through to the scalp. In addition the materials are first-class. Mason Pearson brushes are made in different sizes, materials, and colors, at a wide range of prices. There is one for every type of hair.


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Engineering in the Cobweb
Have you ever noticed the shapes of spider webs? Did you know that spiders produce their thread themselves and that this thread has some amazing characteristics? Or have you heard that the techniques used by garden spiders to spin a web are the same as those used by civil engineers today?
A spider needs two separate places in order to spin its web. Webs are generally spun in a corner where two walls join or between two branches. However, some spiders are so skilful that they spin their webs using a single surface. How a spider spins its web is spectacular. Now try to visualize what we will tell you here.
A spider first finds a flexible branch that is long enough to spin its web. It firmly fastens a thread to the end of the branch. Walking down the branch, it continues to secrete thread. Once it covers a certain distance, it stops and ceases to secrete. It pulls the thread it has secreted until the branch is bent like a bow. The spider sticks the other end of the thread, which is now as straight as a string, firmly to that point. Then it starts to spin its web inside this bow.
Now consider what you would do if you were to stretch a string two and a half meters long between two walls that are two meters apart from each other. While you are trying to find out how, let us explain how a species of garden spider has solved this problem.
Garden spiders sometimes spin their web between two distant branches. Since such webs are quite large, they are ideal for catching prey. Nevertheless, their large size results in a gradual decrease in the tautness of the web, which means a decrease in the ability to catch prey. So spiders need a solution to this. You might have thought that the spider would spin a new web once the web is not taut enough any more. But instead of replacing the web the spider does something amazing: It secretes a thread from the center of the web down to the ground, and fixes a small stone on to that end of the thread which is close to ground. Returning to the web and pulling the thread, it lifts the stone. Then it fastens the thread, at one end of which the stone swings in the air, once again on the centre of the web. Consequently, the web is tightened up again as the weight of the stone hanging from the web stretches it down.
You would probably not come up with such a solution, and neither would many people with no knowledge of construction techniques. Spiders, however, know and apply this technique. How does a spider know such an admirable technique and apply it so well? Moreover, every spider for millions of years has spun its web applying the same technique. There has to be a "Power" Who inspires the spider to use this technique, because the power to do it does not belong to the spider itself. This power belongs to the Almighty Allah, Possessor of everything, Who guides and inspires all living creatures with what they need to do.


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Maui Dreams Saves an Eel for Debris Month of Action
For our Debris Month of Action event this year, we conducted two dives at the same location.
We also collect hundreds of feet of fishing line. Not sure what the best way to report that is. Sometimes, it spiderwebs the reef!
This is a very popular fishing area, fished by locals from the rugged cliff-like coast line. Some of the sinkers looked a day old, and other stuff had been down long enough to become part of the reef.
Sadly, we found a dead eel wrapped in line and a fishing pole but were able to save the other!


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26 Apr 2017
Dr Jenni Sidey has made it through to the final rounds of assessments in the Canadian Space Agency's (CSA) Astronaut Recruitment Campaign.
24 Apr 2017
Paulo Savaget and his supervisor Professor Steve Evans have won a prestigious grant for a project helping low-income entrepreneurs in Brazil.
19 Apr 2017
Cambridge mechatronics expert Dr Fumiya Iida has won a scientific award of £50,000 to develop state-of-the-art robotics technology for use in agriculture.
18 Apr 2017
Dr Hugh Hunt, Reader in Engineering Dynamics and Vibration, is an all-rounder who combines his interest in things that bounce and spin with a passion for music and mending things.
12 Apr 2017
An innovative outreach project to challenge outdated views of manufacturing and inspire primary school children, has won funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering.
11 Apr 2017
As part of our Women in Engineering series, we meet Dr Jennifer Schooling, Director of the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction (CSIC).
10 Apr 2017
The natural structure found within leaves could improve the performance of everything from rechargeable batteries to high-performance gas sensors.
06 Apr 2017
Bioscientist attitudes towards the future of microfluidics-based 3D culture technology and the search for their 'ideal' model have been revealed by the Department of Engineering.
05 Apr 2017
Dr Mark Ainslie of the Bulk Superconductivity Group has secured a five-year £1.1 million Early Career Fellowship from the EPSRC.
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PhD researcher Duncan McNicholl has published a guide for volunteers heading abroad for the first time.


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15 August 2016 at 10:06 am
Thank you for sharing that information. Your best bet with East Boston Savings Bank might be to call their customer service line: 1-800-657-3272
5 July 2016 at 8:32 am
Where can you open the cd at East Boston Savings Bank online? I cannot find any link online to open one.
13 June 2016 at 12:45 pm
East Boston Savings Bank is now allowing CDs to be open on line even if you are not a resident of Boston. I have recently opened a CD for 48 months @ APY 2.13%. while living in Maryland..
10 November 2015 at 12:59 pm
Colorado Fed Bank (coloradofederalbank.com) offering 1.35% APY for a 12M CD with min. deposit $5K. No strings attached.
4 November 2015 at 9:33 am
East Boston Savings Bank has no way to open CDs online or by mail. Unless you live near a branch, you cannot open a new CD.
22 July 2015 at 9:00 am
Why aren't rates shown in rate order, as they used to be? It is difficult to use the site with banks in alphabetical order - I need to use pen and paper to write things down! How quaint!
12 May 2015 at 10:32 am
Thank you VG for sharing.
21 April 2015 at 9:08 am
Live Oak Bank (liveoakbank.com) is offering 1.4% APY (simple interest) for a 12M CD with min. deposit $75K. No strings attached.
Heidi C
4 October 2014 at 9:28 am
Icon credit union in Idaho and Oregon has a 1.25% AYP for a one year term, minimum balance of five hundred dollars. No maximum balance. You must become a member if the credit Union, but don't need to be one at the time.
22 July 2014 at 10:20 am
The strategy of investing long-term and accepting a penalty for early withdrawal may work, but beware the fine print. Ensure that the institution states in writing, and without reservation, that early withdrawals will, as opposed to may, be permiited. The financial landscape changes frequently and what may suit any particular institution today may not suit it tomorrow, Beware, especially, sentences, usually buried in fine print, to the effect that the institution reserves the right to change any of its policies at any time.
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1 April 2014 at 6:31 am
Navy Federal Savings Bank is now at 2.71% for large deposits, but one must qualify for membership.
15 November 2013 at 5:50 am
State Bank of India NY interest rates can be found at https://www.statebank.com/cer_deposit.asp As far as I know, State Bank of India NY is a branch of State bank of India. State Bank of India CA is a subsidiary of State Bank of India. They act as two different banks, many times interest rates and other services are different.
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8 November 2013 at 2:09 am
Hi Gary S., State Bank of India the New York Branch currently offers a CD for 5 Years and above at 2.05 percent APY. The minimum deposit is $5,000 for U.S. resident consumers. We confirmed the APY today by checking their website and calling the bank. Please note rates are subject to change at any time. Applications for new accounts are accepted by mail. As with any financial institution we recommend you contact the bank or check their online disclosure for account terms, fees and other related information before you apply. You can check the FDIC status and find out financial information of a bank with this link to the FDIC website http://www.fdic.gov/. We added the bank location to our notes section. We hope all this helps. Take care and we appreciate you contacting us.
Gary S
6 November 2013 at 2:40 pm
You report State Bank of India paying 2.05% APR for 5 year CD as of Oct. 30, 2013. Their office in California says it is now 1.3% APR, and has NOT been higher recently. What's with you? (Could you give a LINK to the bank, rather than me needing to do a Google search!)
7 April 2013 at 10:56 am
Checking Pentagon Federal CU website shows their 2, 3 and 7 year certificate rates are appreciably lower than you report; i.e., .99%, 1.20% and 1.50% respectively for the period 4/1-30/13.
7 March 2013 at 10:17 am
Pentagon FCU CD Rates. 2y- 1.35 and 3y- 1.60
Ann King
1 January 2013 at 8:30 am
Pentagon Federal rate is actually about 2%, not 2.4+%.
24 September 2012 at 11:41 am
First National Bank of Kansas Rates as of Sep. 19th 5 year 1.99% 2.00% $500 noneWhat First National Bank of Kansas are you talking about? I have called two separate banks ( not branches ) that have this name and they don't know anything about this rate ?
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9 September 2012 at 2:30 pm
Hi zaqxsw, Based on Doral Bank Direct's Web site the APY for the 3 year CD is 1.35% effective as of 9/9/2012. They also offer a 6 month CD earning 0.92% APY. Thank you for alerting us to the rate change, we have updated our site.
9 September 2012 at 5:13 am
Doral Bank Direct 3 yr rate is incorrect. It should be 1.35% APY. Thanks for this site!
23 August 2012 at 7:42 pm
Used to like this website until they wasted screen space by putting this crappy facebook/twitter social bar.
Titanic Jack
9 July 2012 at 12:41 pm
Jorg Haider, Don't you mean to say 'Buy Gold and Farm property when the prices are low?' How many property owners have lost their pants recently?
24 May 2012 at 11:38 am
My friend has just opened a 1-year CD denominated in RMB (Chinese Currency) with Bank of China in New York, getting 2.50% APY. Minimum open balance is USD10,000 with no maximum. According to their website, the deposit is also FDIC insured.
6 April 2012 at 10:33 am
Hello S T, Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We have contacted OnBank for clarification regarding the availability of the 60 month CD. We will update the applicable product and rates as soon as we receive further information.
29 March 2012 at 3:26 pm
OnBank is shown in the 5 year CD list, but, to quote the response i received, "OnBank is not opening new accounts at this time, therefore the product pages are not available."
1 March 2012 at 7:47 pm
If the Monument Bank listed in 5-year CDs is the one in the Maryland-DC-Virginia area, the rates are lower than shown. As of March 1, the 60-month rate was 1.30%, not 1.98%. That discrepancy makes me think this must be another bank - where?
Aaron Burrniski
16 February 2012 at 7:28 am
The Cecilian Bank in Radcliff, Ky is offering great rates, and they are a 5 star Bauer rated bank. Yesterday, I got 2.30% on a 5 yr CD. They also offer 2.20 on 4 yr and 1.9% on 3 yr CDs. I opened locally, and don't know about the process through mail or online, but they have a website at www.thececilianbank.com with contact info.
S T Shapiro
6 February 2012 at 5:53 pm
Tennessee Commerce Bank is no more. The FDIC closed it on Jan 27. Republic Bank has taken it over, with low rates now offered.
3 February 2012 at 1:16 pm
The 1 year CD rate for The Bank of the Internet is incorrect. The correct rate is .75
S T Shapiro
22 January 2012 at 5:33 pm
Tompkins Trust Company requirements to open an account: Live, work, attend school or will be attending school in one of the following counties: Tompkins, Seneca, Schuyler, Cayuga or Cortland.
6 December 2011 at 5:42 pm
were do we go to find rates from foreign banks or non banks any ideas much appreciated.
2 December 2011 at 7:02 am
TCT Credit Union 3yr min. $1000 2.00% APY
27 November 2011 at 4:35 am
Doral Bank Direct http://www.doralbankdirect.com/cd_learn.asp 1.65% 3yr. CD's
21 November 2011 at 8:08 pm
Beal Bank APY 1.1% 12 month CD
18 November 2011 at 11:37 am
this is are government at work. they caused the housing bubble by lowing rate and subprime loans. now they are bailing out the banks while are seniors are collecting less than 2% on there savings.
edward levy
7 November 2011 at 8:18 pm
first financial group is a so-called c.d. locator group and is a complete fraud. they offered 3.01% in the paper so when i made an appointment they offered me 3% on $10,000 and .75% on the second $10,000.. you do the math. it comes to 1.88%. they wasted my time and fraudulently advertised. the ftc should take a serious look at this company.
Heather bee
19 October 2011 at 3:21 am
What goes up must come down remember that old adage? Gold is rising now but 1 day will be worthless
J. Davis
20 September 2011 at 7:57 am
Linda Hurst is incorrect in saying midfirstdirect is offering 1.5% for 1 year, check their site, it's APR is 1.05% for 1 year.
Linda Hurst
13 September 2011 at 10:03 am
midfirstdirect.com is offereing 1.5% APR on 1 yr CD.
Jorg Haider
31 August 2011 at 6:03 pm
Buy gold or farm property,everything else is a suckers bet when all the world economies collapse.
Lee Tepper
16 August 2011 at 6:43 am
What do you think of a U.S. Treasury I Bond instead of a one year C.D. even considering the redemption penalty of the bond?
Tabatha Trammell
16 August 2011 at 5:30 am
Wells Fargo ,Atlanta
Mark L.
5 August 2011 at 5:02 am
3.44% with an APY of 3.50% on a 10-year FDIC insured CD with IGOBanking.Com. Hmmm...This sounds tempting; however, I am wondering if it would really be prudent to lock my $$$ in for such a long-term. I currently have two existing jumbo CD's - One with Capital One Bank that I opened in August 2008 for 5-years @ 5.12% (5.25% APY) and the other with Sovereign Bank - 5-years @ 2.96% (3.00% APY). My Capital One CD is due to mature in August 2013 & my Sovereign Bank CD will not mature 'til February 2016. I am wondering, at this rate, with the overall dismal outlook on our US economy, if the Federal Funds rate will ever be increased again. The Fed's say inflation remains subdued and under control. Well, I guess that's true if you don't eat or drive an automobile.
SJ Graves
3 August 2011 at 7:14 am
I see an ad in the Greenville News for a 6 month CD at 3.85%. this is offered by the First financial Group. Is this a group i can trust? Anyone know. BBB gave them a A-, because they have not been in business long and there are no complaints.
Natalia Smolina
2 August 2011 at 2:48 pm
Capital One Bank, APY 3,00%, 10 year, 3-4 aug.,the branch in Skokie. Thank you!
29 July 2011 at 2:47 pm
http://www.fortknoxfcu.org/cdrates.html has a 59 month CD for 2.60%. minimum to open 500.00. Can get on line. Must open a share savings account with the credit union, need to be a member, which is easy, if no other reason to be a member applies, you can choose "other" and they will email you an application to mail back. 10.00 one time fee to open the savings, and 5.00 minimum balance
29 July 2011 at 2:30 pm
First Choice Bank, APY 1.50%, 2 years, July 20, 2011, opened only in branch (Cerritos/Alhambra, CA)
17 July 2011 at 11:08 am
Midfirst Bank, Oklahoma City, OK 84 month callable CD APY 3.10 %
15 July 2011 at 12:34 pm
I put a call into Georgia Primary Bank to inquire about opening a CD. All of Georgia Primary Bank deposits are available for Georgia residents only
28 June 2011 at 2:10 pm
I just opened an account last week at First Choice bank in Cerritos, CA. It was a 366-day term CD with APY 1.35%. Accounts need to be opened in the branch, and their rates can also be found at www.firstchoicebankca.com
William Lapp
23 June 2011 at 8:53 pm
The Wells fargo is .03%...not 3% for savings. Ally looks to be the best and most consistent
27 May 2011 at 2:24 pm
WELLS FARGO HAS PROMO SAVING ACCOUNT @ 3% FOR 13 MO. BUT LIMIT IS $500.00, cAN'T MAKE MUCH BUT THE RATE IS GREAT FOR TODAY'S MARKET
25 May 2011 at 5:18 am
How come I never see Kearny Bank in any of the listings. They give the best rate out there.
25 May 2011 at 5:16 am
How come I never see Kearny Bank on any listings. I find them to have the best cd for seniors.
Jim S
8 May 2011 at 5:07 am
SalemFive Bank https://www.salemfive.com/index.php/personal/banking/account-rates#regcd 24 month CD at 1.75% APY
6 May 2011 at 12:22 pm
Salie Mae: 2.15 APY - No Minimum. https://banking.salliemae.com/login.do?_flowExecutionKey=_cE6A5B3C8-631C-D783-5185-C5BB731FE104_kF9916232-C420-C6F3-F7FC-9BD461B0BAD0
1 May 2011 at 2:17 pm
Previous question about Navy Credit Union -- One has to have a connection to Navy or be related to someone with a connection. That person must be a member of the Credit Union. At their website they have an extended list of who would be eligible. Don't get too excited though. The maximum deposit amount eligible for that 3% rate is $3000.
Ruth Sutherlin
24 April 2011 at 8:23 pm
What are the Highest Certificate of Deposit Rates in Virginia
Marc Nephtali
16 April 2011 at 3:29 pm
Hi, I would like to have some info about your 3% Special Easy Start Certificate-$3,000 maximum. Do I need to be a navy person to sign up for that CD thanks Marc
Joshua Scribner
6 April 2011 at 1:28 pm
Doral Bank Direct (internet only bank) is currently offering a 12 Month CD @ 1.40% APY. The link to their rates is http://www.doralbankdirect.com/cd_learn.asp. Thanks, Josh Scribner
Nat Silverman
15 March 2011 at 2:41 pm
The CD's need to pay more if that may be possible? Please furnish Local Banks in our area.
9 March 2011 at 7:04 am
I am not working there: https://www.ssfcu.org/en-us/rates/Pages/default.aspx I just use them - the best overall conditions, penalties and rates
9 March 2011 at 2:18 am
28 February 2011 at 8:09 pm
Page Valley Bank will not let you open accounts over the phone or internet you must live close enough to go to the bank to get the rate.
Dan Conroe
25 February 2011 at 11:47 am
USA One Credit Union is proud of the great rates we offer on CDs. Please see below for a full list of CD rates and visit our website (www.usaonecu.com) for details on our full range of products and services. CD Rates with $250 minimum deposit Dividend APY 3 Month: 0.45% 0.45% 6 Month 0.60% 0.60% 9 Month 0.72% 0.73% 12 Month 0.85% 0.85% 18 Month 0.90% 0.90% 24 Month 1.09% 1.10% 30 Month 1.14% 1.15% 36 Month 1.59% 1.60% 42 Month 1.66% 1.68% 48 Month 1.74% 1.75% 60 Month 1.93% 1.95% 120 Month 2.33% 2.35%
8 February 2011 at 4:08 am
Looking for the best 18 month CD rate in either Maryland or New York.
Steven Pein
26 January 2011 at 6:58 am
10 Year CD Rate is now 3.67% 3.62% rate with 3.67% yield on 10 Year CD at First Federal Savings Bank. Can open online. View at this link: Part bank is First Federal Savings Bank of Elizabethtown (Kentucky) http://www.ffsbky.com/site/rates.html?40004#cd_ira
20 January 2011 at 12:33 pm
Looking to find a high cd rate for 6-8 months...deposit of $10,000.
19 January 2011 at 5:13 pm
Looking for best CD rate for $10K for 60 days if there is such an animal.
13 January 2011 at 7:43 pm
Agree with Frank, see comment 8/24/10. I just opened a 24 month "raise your rate" at 1.52 APY CD with Ally Bank online. It was very easy to open and set up. Thanks for the information Frank.
9 January 2011 at 6:31 am
Looking for high rates as possible in the 5 to 7 year time w/ FDIC
13 December 2010 at 8:30 am
13 December 2010 at 7:43 am
Justice Federal Credit Union announced a 7.50% APY savings rate, an astounding rate on a short term share certificate offered to Members as they wrap-up their 75th Anniversary Year. With an annual percentage yield of 7.50%, this 75 day share certificate offers one of the highest rates in the country. Justice FCU proudly serves those who serve justice, law enforcement, and homeland security across the nation. This offering is their way of saying thank you to their members for 75 years of service.
norman girard
23 November 2010 at 8:59 pm
Dear Robin: I just looked up your suggestion and it is no wheres to be found.They only had 2% APY for a 5 year cd. It sure is not from their site you supposedly found this out? Do you have a link???????? I have checked this bank often and it has always had lower reates than others, consistently over the last year.
19 November 2010 at 3:37 pm
iGOBanking makes you jump through hoops - I don't care what their rates are - we tried to open a 2 year 2.65% CD - they said we were accepted and never debited our account. Said they would guarantee the rate - but took over 2 weeks to verify our address since we hadn't lived here for more than 2 years - just not easy to do business with - we canceled the application. Not worth the hassle - if it is that onerous to open an account, what would it be to cash it in and get your $$$.
20 October 2010 at 8:33 am
iGoBanking.com has just added a 24 month CD with 2.25% APY, minimum $1,000, which puts them at the top of your table. They are an online bank - according to their website: iGObanking.com is an online division of Flushing Savings Bank that enables consumers to open and fund deposit accounts directly from the convenience of their personal computer. I've seen them with some of the hightest rates quite frequently this year.
Leola Harris
14 October 2010 at 8:38 pm
looking for best cd rate in Jacksonville, Florida for first time deposits
4 October 2010 at 12:17 pm
iGoBanking.com has just added an 18 month CD with 1.50% APY, minimum $1,000 They are an online bank - according to their website: iGObanking.com is an online division of Flushing Savings Bank that enables consumers to open and fund deposit accounts directly from the convenience of their personal computer. I've seen them with some of the hightest rates quite frequently this year.
19 September 2010 at 9:51 am
CDs up to 3.30% https://www.usaa.com/inet/ent_utils/McStaticPages?key=bank_cd_rates
24 August 2010 at 8:37 am
Well, let's face it. All of these CD rates are miserable, and really tough for us old folk who depend upon interest income to pay our bills. For me, I have put all of my CD funds into Ally Bank. I find none more accessible, easy to communicate with, and especially a terrific 2 year CD with option to bump up once to a higher rate during that period if rates should go higher. This is great for a person like me who really prefers one-year CD committments.
17 August 2010 at 1:20 am
Tidelands Bank Mt Pleasant,SC 843-284-8446 2.02 apy 7-month CD $1000 minimum new deposits ONLY no other accounts required
ralph glorioso
14 August 2010 at 8:33 pm
My wife and I had our retirement IRAs to re-invest and were not seeing rates much over 1% for a 12 month deposit and we did not want to go for 2 or more years at this time. Umpqua Bank has been around since 1928, in Oregon initially, but opened in July in Santa Rosa. Through August 31, they have a promotional CD for 13 months at 1.75% APY. This was the best we could find anywhere and we were happy to have it. A free interest-bearing checking account is included. Scott and Gioia were the staff we dealt with and they were terrific. All in all, a very pleasant and productive experience.
Ali A.
31 July 2010 at 6:08 am
Virginia Commerce Bank offers a one year CD at an APY oF 1.55%.
21 June 2010 at 4:43 pm
Union Bank current cd promotions two year 2% and three yer 2.5%
Gene LaBert
4 June 2010 at 12:14 pm
2% at OneWest (former LaJolla Bank) in Dallas as of 12-4-10.
james antonucci
8 May 2010 at 12:00 pm
soveriegn bank in nh 3% at 36 months. Can I get any better?
mimi Shapiro
23 April 2010 at 7:45 am
2% at First Citizens bank in Corona CA
22 April 2010 at 6:45 pm
Everbank 3.21 3.26 5 year
steve smith
14 October 2009 at 3:24 pm
I called Hanmi Bank northridge CA - there CD is 2.10 for a 6 to 12 month time line with a $90,000 + deposit
Lucretia Coleman
1 September 2009 at 5:34 am
Td Bank Has great CD rates also 9 mth is 1.40% Minimum deposit $500 2 year is 1.50% minimum deposit $ 500 there 5 year is 4.00 % minimum deposit $ 1000.00. The best way to gain maximum interest potential is to go with a shorter term CD.
james davis
29 August 2009 at 1:46 pm
Yes, I found Delta Community Bank has a 1 Year CD @ 2.35%, which would be the highest rate on the list currently because Quantum Bank is only for Georgia customers. I found this rate online - do you think it is legit? thanks!
Dave W
25 August 2009 at 5:39 pm
Park National Bank. Any branch. (Chicago area) 12 month CD 2.20% APY. Minimum deposit 1,000.00. In person only. 8/25/09
Dave W
25 August 2009 at 5:37 pm
Park National Bank 12 month CD 2.20% APY. Minimum deposit 1,000.00.
william ignatowski
25 August 2009 at 10:51 am
2.20 % for 1 year Park National Bank
Washington Federal Bank
21 August 2009 at 9:12 am
Washington Federal Bank for Savings has a 6 month CD special at 1.96% apy. $1,000 minimum to open. They have 2 offices 2869 S. Archer Ave 773-254-3422 and 1410 W. Taylor St. 312-455-2940. A branch visit is required to open the account. They have been around for 96 years and are rated a 5 star bank by Bauer Financial (www.bauerfinancial.com).
robert purcell
18 August 2009 at 5:48 am
looking for highest FDIC insured CD rates for 6months to 1 year
jill jones
18 August 2009 at 1:59 am
I would like to know the best rate around since my CD matures tomorrow!
Shel Ferdman
15 August 2009 at 11:25 am
Check out Citibank 60mo. CD Rate
joan grooms
14 August 2009 at 5:12 pm
3mo. and 6mo cd rates
Nancy McIntyre
13 August 2009 at 3:17 pm
Check Susquehanna Valley Federal Credit Union
James Leonard
12 August 2009 at 7:25 am
Looking for the best 1 year CD for $25,000.
royal anthony tyler
10 August 2009 at 4:15 am
My son is in college and I would like to have up to a 6yr plan to be able to pay his tuition plus room and board, still have some left over to do other things with for projects.
Sandra Carmen
8 August 2009 at 9:59 am
To invest about $170,000 for 3 months.
ann peron
8 August 2009 at 7:02 am
need ga.rate
7 August 2009 at 11:18 am
Looking for the best rate on CDARS for 13 weeks. Can be a bank outside of Florida if they accept non resident companies. CDARS are a group of CD's from various banks for very large amounts, so all of it is insured.
Jack Brink
3 August 2009 at 6:40 pm
Bank of the west
John F. Anthony
31 July 2009 at 3:59 pm
I'm looking to place $80,000.00 in a local bank and would like a CD rate for the period of one year, eighteen months and two years.
Ann Mine
25 July 2009 at 5:04 am
Umpqua Bank, 2.5%apy, 13mos, 10k min. (umpquabank.com)
Pamela Stratton
17 July 2009 at 6:15 am
2.65 APY at Washington First Bank in Great Falls, VA.
Shelley Diamond
14 July 2009 at 2:23 pm
Patelco Credit Union website says special promotional 1 year CD at 7% for "new members" but there was nothing listed about what criteria must be met to be a member so it sounds suspicious but that's the highest rate I've seen so I thought I would mention it....
14 July 2009 at 1:54 am
3-month CD with First Fidelity Bank in Northern Virginia for 4.01%.
11 July 2009 at 8:41 am
Where in New Jersey is the bank who gives the highest interest rate on the shortest period of time. What is the amount of CD money and how much is the interet rates.
Karen A
10 July 2009 at 3:43 pm
Be aware that the 4% churchextension.org CD is a note and not insured by the FDIC or any other government agency. Rates may change without notice.
Pete Godbey
7 July 2009 at 7:44 am
Check churchextension.org, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) is offering a special CD at 4% rate on thier green account.
Judy S
6 July 2009 at 11:43 am
Opened account at Allybank.com; CD rate 2.23%; APY 2.25; 1 yr CD, as of 7/6/09; online only; no min deposit; no checking or savings acct required.
3 July 2009 at 8:29 pm
Quantum Bank is not offering CDs to anyone who lives outside Georgia. 7-3-09
White Chocolate
3 July 2009 at 7:20 pm
Amboy Direct One Year CD Rate @ 2.35%
2 July 2009 at 5:04 am
www.broadwayfederalbank.com/ Managers Special CD Rates 24 months 3.00 APR 3.05 APY
30 June 2009 at 1:40 pm
Hudson City Savings in upstate NY, Nj and Ct has 12Month cd @2.25%. No checking or anything required. Branch visit required. My son opened an account on Sat. and the employees are very helpful and friendly.
29 June 2009 at 2:22 pm
American Trust Bank CD - 15month term $5,000
29 June 2009 at 8:41 am
Looking for rates up to 1 year, not longer.
28 June 2009 at 8:56 pm
highest interest rates for saving and cd rate
Connie Mavity
28 June 2009 at 7:44 am
Looking for highest cd rate in idaho banks.
Erno Balogh
27 June 2009 at 4:47 am
Best ratea in local banks.
David Rothman
26 June 2009 at 8:27 am
U.S.Bank (formely Downey Savings) 4% five years Pentagon Federal Credit Union 4% five years.
25 June 2009 at 11:06 am
What are the best rates as of 6/25/09
John Stevenson
22 June 2009 at 1:34 pm
The Hanmi Bank online CD is available ONLY to California residents. It is better that this info be added to your advertisement on the Money-Rates webpage.
Mary Klugh
22 June 2009 at 2:34 am
Looking for the best rate for a $10,000 for our condo owners association
Everett Davidson
21 June 2009 at 8:57 am
WHat are the best Rates for a FDIC insured CD in Arizona
amy crist
20 June 2009 at 3:46 pm
3.7 apy and yield for 5 year jumbo (80,0000 min) at ESB Bank. see rate listed on their website
19 June 2009 at 4:35 pm
Robins Federal Credit Union is offering a 1 year CD Annual Percentage Yield is accurate as of June 18, 2009. Share Certificates & IRA Share Certificates Term Amounts Dividend Rate APY* 6 month $500 - $49,999.99 1.982% 2.000% 12 month $500 - $49,999.99 2.472% 2.500%
18 June 2009 at 7:24 am
Look at the rates for Quantum National Bank in Suwanee, GA! They are higher than the rates posted here!


text: hatfarm 224 Report post Posted May 23, 2013 Hello all, so I've been working with SFML and GLEW in MSVC 2010 and have had very few issues (despite using static libraries for both, which can be an issue). I'm able to compile and run and have no linking issues or anything. However, I have plenty of friends whom I'd like to play my game that use Linux exclusively (Macs also for that matter). So, I wanted to use CMake to allow me to compile on several different platforms. I followed along the articles written here (http://www.gamedev.net/page/resources/_/technical/general-programming/cross-platform-test-driven-development-environment-using-cmake-part-1-r2986). I put together a successful CMakeLists.txt and it gets through fine, finding my GLEW and SFML directories. However, I get GLEW linking errors when I try to compile. It compiles the game fine, but when it gets to linking it cannot get past this GLEW stuff. At first I just thought it was the GLEW in SFML conflicting with my GLEW, but no matter what order I put the libraries in, I have the same issue. I'm hoping that since I can compile with MSVC2010 .sln file, but not with this, it's just a configuration issue. Hopefully someone here with experience with these 3 systems can give me some advice. Here's my CMakeList.txt: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6) project(BattleMap) include_directories( "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}" $ENV{GLM_ROOT} $ENV{RAPIDXML_ROOT} $ENV{GLEW_ROOT}/include ) set(EXECUTABLE_NAME "BattleMap") set(BattleMap_SRCS battlemap.cpp battlemap.h bufferobject.cpp bufferobject.h camera.cpp camera.h globals.h vertices.h texture.cpp texture.h vao.cpp vao.h supertexture.cpp supertexture.h shaderprog.cpp shaderprog.h scene.cpp scene.h submapscene.cpp submapscene.h mapscene.cpp mapscene.h mousepointerscene.cpp mousepointerscene.h application.cpp application.h main.cpp ) add_executable(${EXECUTABLE_NAME} ${BattleMap_SRCS}) IF (WIN32) MESSAGE("IS Win32") ELSE (WIN32) MESSAGE("NOT Win32") ENDIF (WIN32) set(CMAKE_MODULE_PATH "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake_modules" ${CMAKE_MODULE_PATH}) IF (WIN32) add_library(glew_static STATIC IMPORTED) set_target_properties(glew_static PROPERTIES IMPORTED_LOCATION $ENV{GLEW_ROOT}/lib/glew32s.lib) target_link_libraries(${EXECUTABLE_NAME} glew_static) ELSE (WIN32) find_package(GLEW REQUIRED) ENDIF (WIN32) # Detect and add SFML find_package(SFML 2.0 REQUIRED system window graphics) #find_package(GLEW REQUIRED) if(SFML_FOUND) include_directories(${SFML_INCLUDE_DIR}) target_link_libraries(${EXECUTABLE_NAME} ${SFML_LIBRARIES}) endif() #if(GLEW_FOUND) # MESSAGE("GLEW include path found!") # include_directories(${GLEW_INCLUDE_PATH}) # target_link_libraries(${EXECUTABLE_NAME} ${GLEW_LIBRARY}) #endif() # Install target install(TARGETS ${EXECUTABLE_NAME} DESTINATION bin) Some of the GLEW stuff commented out is just me trying different orders for CMake. If more information would be helpful, I'm more than happy to provide it. Thanks ahead of time. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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TWO parish councils are celebrating a £60,000 windfall after planning approval was granted for nearby solar farms.
Eco Sustainable Solutions have donated £30,000 each to West Parley Parish Council and Hurn Parish Council after solar farms covering 291 acres on land next to their site was given the go-ahead.
Work is now underway on the schemes which will eventually provide low carbon 'green' electrical power for about 14,000 homes.
Trelawney Dampney, Eco's managing director, said: "I feel strongly that businesses such as ourselves have a wider responsibility than just to make money.
"We work closely with local residents and elected representatives and, while we do not always see eye to eye on every issue, we value the importance of local democracy in action.
"There are no strings attached to these donations. All we ask is that the money is spent on projects and initiatives which will benefit as many people as possible in the local community."
Margaret Phipps, chairman of Hurn Parish Council, said the Eco cheque was the largest single donation received by the council.
"We're very pleased to receive this money and very grateful to Trelawney and Eco Sustainable Solutions. It will make a big difference.
"We have not yet allocated the money to anything specific. It's likely we will ask residents via our newsletter whether they have any local schemes we should consider supporting," added Cllr Phipps. John Cullen, chairman of West Parley Parish Council, said the £30,000 donation was a "very generous" sum.
They were planning to use the money to fund improvements in the public car park by the country club with new drainage, re-surfacing where needed and new lights as well as new fencing at a children's play area and money for community groups.


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Disorganised tribal conflict dominated the country's early history, until the semi-nomadic Magyars arrived in 895 and forged the principality of Hungary. They proceeded to stamp their military authority on the region, organising into a formidable kingdom and an illustrious centre of Roman Catholicism. Throughout the middle ages, Hungary flourished as a centre of power and learning, eventually declining with the northward expansion of the Turkish Ottoman Empire.
Centuries of obscurity and subjugation followed, until a long and complicated relationship with Austria bore fruit with the formation of the jointly governed Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1873. Some of the country's finest palaces were constructed during this brief period of imperial luminescence – suitable additions to Hungary's already lavish collection of historical churches, rugged castles, and opulent mansions.
Today, Hungary's sublime historical heritage is complimented by the living folk culture practised in the countryside. The infectious rhythms of traditional Hungarian music, often accompanied by raucous clapping, singing, and boot-slapping, are a cherished national institution, as are its dances, a swirl of colour and joy. Embroidered textiles continue to be produced to a high quality in rural Hungary, along with fine porcelain and clay. Traditional Hungarian cuisine, not to be missed, is somewhat hearty and includes goulash, wild game, and trout, all well-seasoned with paprika. The place to enjoy them is a csárda, a traditional tavern where you're likely to be treated to warm displays of Hungarian hospitality.
Places of interest in Hungary
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