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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — When Thanksgiving dinner is all finished, what are you going to do with all that trash? You may not have to dump everything in a landfill.
Debra Seglund is mystified about, of all things, her garbage.
"I don't know if this container is recyclable, maybe it is," she said.
She wants to be a good citizen, but is not quite sure how to go about it.
"Well it has coffee grounds in it, so I know those can go some place, but I don't know where the cup goes," she said.
Seglund lives in San Francisco, where the law says residents must sort their garbage three ways or face a penalty.
Trash must be recycled, composted or as a last resort, dumped in the landfill. Seglund really wants to do it right, but sorting is a lot more complicated than one might imagine.
"Some things are made of different substances. Where do those things go? Do I need to take things apart? You know, how in depth do I have to get on this," she said.
Seglund has spent a lot of time in her kitchen analyzing her trash and still is left with questions. Can you recycle a takeout food box? What about rancid olive oil? Do you have to wash bottles or containers before recycling them? How do you handle messy food scraps?
"I'm pretty good at getting the paper things out and the cans and then after that I'm kind of lost," Seglund said.
Seglund called 7 On Your Side and we brought over somebody who really knows her garbage.
Joanne Wong is a top waste manager for the city of San Francisco. She insists this whole garbage sorting thing is really a snap.
"They have to see their waste in a different way," Wong said. "I think it's becoming second nature. I think people really do know what goes where. We try to make it as simple as possible."
Wong set out to unravel the mysteries of Seglund's trash.
Messy food scraps go in a compost bin lined with something biodegradable.
Rigid plastic containers? San Francisco recycles all of these.
Coffee lids too.
The rancid olive oil can be turned into biofuel at a city-sponsored center.
And yes it is OK to recycle stuff with food residue on it, but it is nice to rinse it off first.
The simple breakdown is — anything that was once alive goes into the compost.
Bottles, cans, clean paper, rigid plastic and clean foil goes into the recycle bin — at least if you live in San Francisco.
Elsewhere, there are fewer options and fewer rules for sorting trash.
For example, in San Jose yard trimmings get picked up for composting but not food scraps; same for most of San Mateo County. In Santa Rosa, residents can compost food scraps like veggies and tea bags, but not meats or dairy.
Seglund and Wong worked for nearly an hour sorting her trash; in the end three-fourths of her trash was saved from the landfill.
That matches the city-wide statistic — 75 percent of trash is recycled or composted.
"I was surprised at how little actual trash I ended up with once we separated things out," Seglund said.
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The Canisius softball team scored five times in the bottom of the third inning, highlighted by a three-run homer off the bat of sophomore Robin Kennery, and junior pitcher Jen Consaul allowed one run on five hits while striking out eight as the Golden Griffins bounced back to defeat Manhattan 6-1 in the second game of a MAAC doubleheader Saturday afternoon at the Demske Sports Complex. In the first game, the visiting Jaspers (15-19, 7-3 MAAC) held off a late Canisius rally to post a 5-4 victory. The Griffs are now 19-16 overall and 4-4 in league play.
Kennery hit .500 (4-for-8) in the two games with the three-run homer and a total of five RBIs on the day. Senior Katie Medina had four hits, including two doubles, and freshman Meghan Cuda went a combined 4-for-7 with two doubles and three runs scored in the twinbill. Sophomore Marissa Miller had two hits on the day, a two-run home run in the first game and a double in game two.
Game Two - Canisius 6, Manhattan 1
Canisius broke the second game open with a five-run rally in the home half of the third. With one out, Cuda reached via an infield single and sophomore Michelle DelPrince followed with a base hit through the right side of the infield. With runners at first and second, Kennery stepped to the plate and smashed her third homer of the season over the fence in left center field to give the Blue and Gold a 3-0 lead. Medina followed Kennery's home run with a double, and she scored moments later on an RBI-double by Miller. Miller advanced to third on a base hit by freshman Bethany DeMarco, and Canisius took a 5-0 lead when Consaul helped her own cause with a sacrifice squeeze-bunt that allowed Miller to cross the plate. The Griffs led 5-0 until the top of the sixth when Manhattan plated a run to make it 5-1, but the Blue and Gold pushed its cushion back to five runs in the home half of the sixth when Kennery singled to right, allowing Cuda to score from second base.
Consaul moved to 14-7 on the year after she allowed one run on five hits to go with eight strikeouts and no walks. Sophomore Amy Bright took the loss for the Jaspers after she allowed five runs on 10 hits in five innings of action.
Game One - Manhattan 5, Canisius 4
Manhattan scored three times in the top of the second and then plated two insurance runs in the top half of the fifth to take a 5-0 lead on Canisius in the first game of the doubleheader. With one out in the second frame, Manhattan's Sydney Weedon hit her second home run of the season to start the rally for the Jaspers, and Manhattan starting pitcher Kate Bowen made the score 2-0 with an RBI-single to right. Manhattan had a 3-0 lead and the bases loaded in the second, but freshman Tori Nappo helped Canisius starter Amanda Baun get out of trouble with a diving catch in center to end the frame. The Jaspers pushed their lead to 5-0 in the fifth on the power of a two-run bomb by left fielder Andi Stallard. Those two runs proved to be key for Manhattan, as the Griffs rallied with two in the bottom of the fifth to make it a 5-2 game.
In Canisius' half of the fifth, junior Valorie Nappo and Kennery had back-to-back RBI-singles to get the Griffs on the board. Trailing 5-2 in the sixth, Miller came on as a pinch hitter and pounded her third homer of the season over the fence in left to make the score 5-4. Canisius ended up leaving two runners on in the sixth and another run on base in the seventh as Manhattan scored just its second win at the Demske Sports Complex in its last 12 games, dating back to 2003.
Bowen improved to 7-5 on the year with the win in the circle for the Jaspers after she allowed four runs on nine hits while walking two and striking out one in 5.1 innings of work. Freshman Erin Hamm came on in relief for Manhattan and earned her first career save after she held Canisius hitless in 1.2 innings. Baun took the loss for the Griffs, allowing three runs on five hits while walking three and striking out one in two innings. Freshman Jenn Solis gave up two runs on two hits and fanned three in three innings of relief work for Canisius.
The Griffs will play host to Saint Peter's on Sunday, April 21, with game one of the MAAC doubleheader set to begin at 12 p.m. After the second game, Canisius will honor its four seniors (Baun, Chloe Contreras, Stephanie Pfentner and Medina) who will be playing in their final league games at home.
Game Notes: Canisius has now played Manhattan 59 times in softball, with the Golden Griffins leading the series 49-10… The game two victory was the 810th career win for head coach Mike Rappl and it also stands as the 320th MAAC victory in program history… Kennery extended her hitting streak to nine games with hits in both contests on Saturday… Medina also had hits in both games against Manhattan to improve her hitting streak to six games… Cuda leads the Griffs with 16 multi-hit games this season… Consaul's win in game two is the 31st in her collegiate career… Consaul leads the team's pitching staff with 15 complete-games this season… She is the ninth pitcher in program history to record 15 or more complete-games in a single season.


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Twelve members of the Arsenal first team were called up by their countries for the recent international fixtures and here's a digest of all the games featuring the Gunners.
Samir Nasri, Gael Clichy, Bacary Sagna and Abou Diaby
France 2-0 Luxembourg, October 12
France 2-0 Romania, October 9
Gael Clichy, Abou Diaby and Samir Nasri all featured for France as they beat Luxembourg 2-0 in a Euro 2012 qualifier on Tuesday night. Clichy and Diaby played the full 90 minutes while Nasri came on as a 63rd-minute substitute as goals either side of half time from Karim Benzema and and Yoann Gourcuff gave France victory in Metz. Les Bleus had previously beaten Romania 2-0 on Saturday meaning they took a maximum six points from the international break and sit top of Group D with nine points. Clichy played the whole match and Nasri featured for 74 minutes before being substituted against the Romanians. Loic Remy came off the bench to score the opener seven minutes from time and then Nasri's replacement, Gourcuff, sealed the win deep into injury time. Diaby didn't feature. Bacary Sagna missed both wins with a thigh injury. Stay close to Arsenal.com for official news of the defender's expected lay-off later this week.
Tomas Rosicky
Liechtenstein 0-2 Czech Republic, October 12
Czech Republic 1-0 Scotland, October 8
Tomas Rosicky played 90 minutes and helped the Czech Republic to a 2-0 win against Liechtenstein on Tuesday to give them maximum points from their two Euro 2012 qualifiers over the international break. The Arsenal midfielder set up first-half goals for both Tomas Necid and Vaclav Kedlec to give the Czechs their second victory in a week. Rosicky also played 90 minutes as Michal Bílek's side beat Scotland 1-0 on Friday thanks to Roman Hubnik's goal after 69 minutes. The wins leave Czech Republic second in Group I with six points, three behind leaders Spain.
Andrey Arshavin
Macedonia 0-1 Russia, October 12
Ireland 2-3 Russia, October 8
Andrey Arshavin played 81 minutes before being substituted as Russia beat Macedonia 1-0 on Tuesday night. Alexander Kerzhakov scored the only goal of the game in the eighth minute to give Arshavin's side victory in Skopje. The win was Russia's second victory of the international break after they beat Ireland 3-2 on Friday, with the Arsenal midfielder playing the full 90 minutes as he helped his country to victory in Dublin. Dick Advocaat's side were two goals to the good at the break thanks to strikes from Kerzhakov and Alan Dzagoev and went further ahead when Roman Shirokov scored five minutes into the second half. Robbie Keane and Shane Long pulled two goals back to make it a nervy end to the night - but Russia held on. The two wins leave Russia top of Group B with nine points from four games.
Jack Wilshere
England 0-0 Montenegro, October 12
England Under-21s 2-1 Romania Under-21s, October 8
Jack Wilshere was an unused substitute for England as they played out a frustrating 0-0 draw with Montenegro on Tuesday night. Neither side could find the breakthrough in the Euro 2012 qualifier at Wembley and the point leaves Fabio Capello's side second in Group G with seven points. They are three behind Montenegro though the Three Lions do have a game in hand. Wilshere had previously been part of the Under-21 squad and played 90 minutes before being substituted in stoppage time as England Under-21s beat Romania 2-1 on Friday night. In front of a packed house at Carrow Road, the 18-year-old set up the winner seven minutes from time when he flicked the ball to Chris Smalling to find the roof of the net from a yard.
Henri Lansbury
Romania Under-21s 0-0 England Under-21s, October 12
England Under-21s 2-1 Romania Under-21s, October 8
Henri Lansbury came on as a 62nd-minute substitute as England Under-21s drew 0-0 with Romania on Tuesday to book their place at next summer's European Under-21 Championships in Denmark. The Arsenal man replaced Daniel Sturridge and despite a lot of late Romanian pressure, he helped England successfully defend their 2-1 lead from the first leg. Lansbury was an unused substitute in the first game at Carrow Road. "I was disappointed not to get on but the boys put in a good performance," said Lansbury after the game on Friday.
Vito Mannone
Belarus Under-21 3-0 (aet) Italy Under-21, October 12
Italy Under-21s 2-0 Belarus Under-21s, October 8
Vito Mannone played every minute of Italy Under-21s' two-legged European Championship play off against Belarus as they suffered a surprise 3-2 aggregate defeat. The Italians took a 2-0 lead into the game on Tuesday after a win on Friday night, but went down 3-0 after extra time in Borisov. Two goals in the opening five minutes from Belarussian striker Vladimir Yurchanko took the game in extra time and then Oleg Veretilo secured a famous victory in the 96th minute. In the first leg, goals from Mattia Destro and Stefano Okaka-Chuka were enough to give Italy the win though they couldn't hold on in the return leg.
Marouane Chamakh
Tanzania 0-1 Morocco, October 9
Marouane Chamakh played 88 minutes for Morocco as they beat Tanzania 1-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Saturday. Mounir El Hamdaoui scored the only goal of the game after 42 minutes to give the Moroccans a narrow victory.
Emmanuel Eboue
Burundi 0-1 Ivory Coast, October 9
Emmanuel Eboue played the full 90 minutes as Ivory Coast recorded a slender 1-0 victory over Burundi on Saturday. The only goal of the game was scored by Romaric N'Dr after 33 minutes.
Wojciech Szczesny
Poland Under-20s 0-1 Germany Under-20s, October 10
Wojciech Szczesny played the full 90 minutes for Poland Under-20s as they lost 1-0 against Germany on Sunday. Cenk Tosun scored the winner in Wloclawek after 63 minutes to give the Germans the win.


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|Slip, The working pressure of 3/4" inch type M Copper is around 600 PSI and for type L it is about 800 PSI and that's just the accepted working pressure, the ultimate burst pressures are a lot higher. Copper pipe is commonly used (both type L and type M) in commercial air systems all over the world and is usually considered an upgrade from iron pipe, for other reasons than pressure rating however. While I would not recommend doing this I have seen type L Copper pipe used for hydraulic line and in one particular case I know of 1/2" type L Copper has been on a front end loader on a farm tractor (mine ) for at least 18 years without so much as a leak. Trust me on this one Copper is a great choice for air lines and safety on properly installed Copper is simply not an issue.
I can't remember where, it might have been the body shop classes I was taking a decade ago, but I think I recall having been told that using copper pipe for pressurized air is not advisable, but one of those things that is frequently done because it's less costly than iron. If you get better thermal conductivity to eliminate condensation for paint supply lines, I could see that, but I'd figure if you can set up a dedicated line for paint, you'd want to T-off a seperate supply for air tools so you didn't consume filters where it was less of an issue - and where you might be helping tool life by having oil in the air.
In fact, I think we might have had to do a replacement on copper air supply lines at work because the wrong thickness was used and a line burst. You might get better conductivity from Type M, it's used for hot water heat systems, but Type L is listed for uses with natural gas whereas Type M is not if you look here:
If you are talking about exceeding the pressure rating of the Copper pipe it is nothing to worry about since the safe operating pressure of the Copper is waaaaaay higher than the compressor's max pressure.
Then your tools lose power. (That's been my experience anyway)
I don't use a regulator at all,(just a water trap), unless I'm painting or using a diaphram type tool, (nailer, popriveter). I have a line pressure of about 135 and wish I had more.
As soon as you pull the trigger on most grinders and drills the line pressure drops a bunch. Watch your regulator gauge the next time you run a tool and you'll see what I'm saying.
Maybe with a big 2 stage compressor and some big lines you could drop pressure into the line and not lose a bunch.. A single stage compressor makes no more than 140 psi, while 2 stage makes 160 or more.
I have been wanting to make a water trap like Rambo's, I know they are pretty efficient. I don't have too much of a water problem with my Kaeser though, and I don't paint hardly at all.
Later, mikey
If you're going to use copper, and in the setup in the photos it looks like this is covered, you really have to use a flexible hose between the first copper pipe and your compressor. You don't want to feed vibration into copper as it is very poor for fatigue strength, and vibration will result in cracks - which is generally bad when compressed air is involved.
From a safety standpoint, wouldn't it be preferable to reduce the pressure before the copper pipe?
I take it this is a comment on the "new" setup?
So far the traps before the filter/regulator catch any water condensation. The drains are actually about 2" deep at the outlet - although, as you suggest - if they filled with water you would have a problem - so in hindsight at least a 6" down tube at the drains would help from a design standpoint.
Although, I am very diligent about always draining the entire system of any collected moisture before and after a session in the shop!
Of course I can argue that the first run drains back into the tank - which is a big down tube
I was trying to minimize the foot print of the assembly and the overall plan was to move the compressor outside this summer and add a refrigerated line dryer...what?....it's December already... ...I guess there's always next summer
|I see what I might consider a small problem (but if it works like it is does it really need fixing? ) , it appears that the line drops straight down to the separator. If this is the case I think it would be better to have the separator tee'd into this line about a foot or so from the bottom so that any moisture coming down the line would have a chance to bypass the unit. Under high flow the air is going to be moving quite fast as it comes down that line and any liquid contained in this air flow will tend to pass up the tee because of the inertia and continue down to the bottom of the line where it could be drained.
Sounds to me like your eyes are "wide open" on this compressor and it fits your needs right now and @ a decent price.
Not only that, let's say down the road you decide you want/need a larger compressor - it's always nice to have a smaller portable unit as well as the large stationary one. (The one with the most toys wins!)
As oldred and others pointed out one of the biggest issues with running a smaller compressor setup like this is that they tend to produce a lot of moisture in the lines - fatal to any paint work for sure.
I noted you were asking about the HF regulator filter - one of these is a must - just make sure it's not a self-oiling type!
There are 2 other suggestions I'd make - 1 cheap, 1 more expensive - but the combination of the 2 would most likely get nearly all the moisture out.
1. Before the filter regulator - install a Toilet Paper style filter something like this - these are available online or at your local paint jobber.
2. Create some type of copper "stil" system - to run before the filter/regulator setup to condensate and collect the moisture.
This was the setup I built at my old house - "5 HP" oiless spewed lots of water until I put this "still" setup on there. Note: the down tube to the left of the regulator, this is where most of the moisture was caught - very little got past the regulator..an addition of a TP style filter would have taken care of that.
This is my "new" setup with my used compressor I bought online from CraigsList - this setup rocks so far, no moisture makes it past the regulator!
Copper is downright expensive these days - but a setup like the one I had on the oiless compressor was still under $75.00 to build, the one on the devilbiss was probably around $120.00 with fittings and solder....BUT, copper is the best for heat dissapation and moisture condensation/collection.
Good Luck!
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As a retailer, you can always tell when things are going to go sour when the customer opens the conversation with; This thing YOU SOLD ME....
That would be "you sold me" even though the customer picked the item, went through self check out and it was on your day off.
I work three days a week at a samll hardware store in a small town. A week ago a guy came in for, I think the first time as we didn't recognize him. He picked up a pac of light bulbs and as he passed the counter I asked it I could help him here. I said it twice before he turned and said, did I mind if he waited until he was done shopping. I said, Whatever pleases you sir, we're here until 5:30. It was 9 in the morning. He put the bulbs back (somewhere) and as he was leaving told me I had poor customer service skills and bad attitude towards customers.
I told him a customer is someone who buys something and that while he was up to this point, a potential customer and possibly a repeat potential customer, he was in fact not an actual customer. And, that upon occasion, my attitude towards some people in this world is the same as the attitude of a Las Vegas hooker - you know they just don't give a ******* for nothin.
|66, I know exactly what you are saying and had to face the same thing sometimes, in way sort of. Whenever we outfitted a service truck for someone they often would try and pinch pennies in places they should have wanted (actually needed) the best they could get. When those cheap Taiwan hose and grease reels that THEY insisted would be "good enough" fell apart they would completely forget it was they who refused to pay for the good ones. When the flimsy tools boxes THEY insisted on because they cost less than good ones leaked and door hinges fell apart guess who's fault it was? The only reason I sold this junk was because these people demanded it (I had the good stuff for those who wanted it) and if I had refused to outfit the trucks the way they wanted them I would have lost too much business so I gave them what they asked for. Recently I saw a Chinese made wheel bearing at a privately owned auto parts (these are rapidly going the way of the full service gas station) and when I told the fellow behind the counter I did not want that junk and asked for a name brand like a CR, Timken, etc, he told me he understood completely. However he also told me he could not stock them because they are such slow sellers because almost all of his customers demand the lowest price they can find. Same thing at the local Auto Zone chain store when I asked for the bearing there, they had the Timkens but when I told him about the other store he said it was no wonder because the import junk outsells the good ones twenty to one even though they clearly advertise the fact the good ones are available, still when that junk fails the store usually gets blamed for selling it.
Background basis for comments and apology.
Fair enough, and thank you for your reasonable response.
My opinions are somewhat influenced by my occupation ... I'm an automotive parts person.
I have been doing this for 25+ years ... and it just plain IRKS me when people continue to shop and compare (often apples to oranges) AFTER they have made the purchase.
I wasn't talking about the shears specifically ... more the "suitability to task" aspect of items purchased by you, or by anyone, for that matter.
I have had a LOT of hot-heads, over the years, that will then attempt to return the said "POS" and DEMAND their money back because it didn't perform as expected (hoped) ... and then seem to want to make a point of telling all of the customers standing in line that we sell junk and that they have already bought "a better one" somewhere else. There is a term for this ... it's called "Buyer's Remorse".
I'd like to point out that we (usually) sell "better ones" too, and the decision that was made at the point of sale was theirs, not ours.
When stores such as ours accept an item for return, we are doing the customer a favor, and a courtesy ... attempting to retain them as a repeat customer. We really are not legally bound to accept returns of this type ... and many places do not.
Therefore, the decision to purchase an item that may not be "up to task" is something that we all need to consider and weigh carefully. Being "stuck" with this item, and then having to "buy the right one" could make the perceived "savings" disappear very quickly!
With all of the above being said:
You are right, though, that I was guilty of assuming this was a bit of a pattern ... and for that I DO apologize.
I really had no right to "paint you with that brush".
I appreciate the thoughts, though they may at least be in part misplaced.
The purchase of the compressor was the result of two things:
1. an earlier conversation with oldred suggesting an oiled compressor that could drive the spray gun I already posted. Per his opinion, this is a gun that can do a pretty reasonable job at a good price. Therefore, if we take that as the only job that this compressor needs to do, should it be able to drive the gun, my purchase condition is satisfied.
2. This was the last unit at Costco. Seeing as it was already marked down from its original price to $100, I thought it advisable to purchase it now, lest by the time I get an opinion and return, it would be gone. An opinion can always be received later. Sales cannot.
Neither of these reasons were disclosed to you, so I have a harder time faulting you for commenting otherwise. However, while I didnt disclose this, you also didnt seek to find it out, nor assume that there might be an extraneous factor(s) leading to its purchase.
As to any review that I might write regarding the electric shears (that you call not "really fair"), why isnt that fair? My use of the shears was for an operation within their published specs. I see comparison to other tools irrelevant. A statement of how operation worked under a given set of circumstanes is likely to be informationally better than one laden with personal preference and bias.
Lastly, your advice to save my money for something better doesnt apply here. I think I stated that this compressor has one job to do: paint with X gun. If it can do that, then my requirements are satisfied. The marginal value to me of a compressor that can run grinders and DAs is zero. If you think you know better than I do what my marginal utility curve is, then thats impressive.
Its akin to telling people who buy Craftsman tools that they are wrong because they didnt buy snap-on. Same thing for people who paint with Nason instead of top-line PPG. If it does the job that the satisfaction of the person doing it, then that is sufficient.
I really do appreciate your post in response. It shows that you were taking the time out of your life to offer your advice and opinion to a person who is obviously new to the board. That is appreciated. I simply felt the need to reply stating reasons as to why we are not all the same, and why things are not always as simple and easy to figure out as they may appear.
My only comments (ok ... lecture) after reading all of this would be:
1.) It it usually better to ask for purchase advice BEFORE making the purchase. I thought I might make that point as you have done this at least twice in this conversation.
2.) That you have bought a compressor that you say you may not even use for 6 months. It may have been wiser to put aside a few dollars per month until you could afford something a bit better?
I know it's hard when you see that florescent green "it's a SALE!!!" price tag ... but almost without exception ... there will be another "SALE" on later, somewhere.
Being upset and writing a negative review isn't REALLY fair when you haven't done your research and comparisons ... making sure that the item that you are intending to purchase is designed for and is suited to the task at hand.
Spending the time to be better informed, and spending your money on purchases that you WON'T regret will ultimately make you happier AND save you money in the long run, IMNSHO. (In My Not So Humble Opinion)
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When Joanna told me about the ball pit at the Children's Museum of the Arts, I imagined it would be like the kind at a McDonald's Playland. But this was so much cooler! And cleaner (I hope)! And so easy to recreate! Buy 10 of these exercise balls and this interlocking foam mat. Wahla! Ball pit. Surely this is what you want to do with the spare room in your house. Move over craft room/man cave/guest bedroom. Ball pit coming in! Think of the fun.
And finally this pic captures the chaos of the ball pit when Rob entered. Watch out little baby in the back!
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This is just one of the many rooms CMA executes perfectly. Actually, CMA is by far the best children's museum I've ever visited anywhere. It's mix of fun, hands on, and aesthetically gorgeous. I'm tempted to go again tomorrow for its Lunar New Year celebration. I saw them setting it up on our way out. It looks like they have a lot planned! Go if you can!
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Objective: Find a way to Albatross Prison Island
Albatross Prison is built on an island, and getting there won't be easy. Chase wishes to keep his investigation private from Chief Dunby, so he must find a covert means of reaching the island.
Commandeer a vehicle and drive to the police station. Don't enter the building; instead, sneak around the back and smash a blue and white Dumpster to discover some LEGO bricks. Use these to add a blue and white bar to the nearby fence so that you may vault it and reach the pier behind the station.
Chase chats with a ship captain on the pier and learns that the ferry to Albatross Island has sunk. Guess you'll just have to build a new one!
Building a ferry will cost 15,000 bricks! Fortunately, Ellie updates your communicator with an all-new data scan function. Now you can use the communicator to search for nearby collectibles—including superbricks!
Tap the data scan icon on your GamePad to fire up Data Scan mode. Hold your Wii U GamePad up to the TV screen afterward, then look around for items of interest. There are four attainable superbricks in your vicinity. Focus on one to lock it in, and an icon will appear on the GamePad map, revealing its location. A handy marker will also appear on your TV screen to help you track it down. Nice!
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This superbrick is an easy grab—just climb up the nearby police booth and collect it.
Superbrick 2
Run toward the police station and jump between the blue and white walls to reach the upper ledge.
Use a wall runway to dash over to a handhold, then climb the blue and white LEGO patch on the side of the police station to reach the superbrick floating atop the "Police" sign.
Superbrick 3
Smash the small blue drum near the elevated train track's steel supports. Build the remaining bricks into a handhold, then climb up.
Jump and grab the overhead LEGO patch above the handholds, then shimmy over to the roof of the nearby garage.
Run to the left, across the garage's roof, and slide under the blue steel tower to reach the superbrick.
After collecting the third superbrick, slide back out from the tower and climb up the ladder to reach the tower's top. A large superbrick floats just above the tower. Score!
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You should now have enough superbricks to build the ferry. Run to the superbuild near the pier and press A to spend 15,000 bricks and build the ferry. This one simple act scores you two gold bricks—one for completing the superbuild and another for activating one of LEGO City's three ferry routes!
After building the ferry, use the nearby ticket machine to travel to Albatross Prison Island. Use your GamePad to confirm your destination and set sail.
Objective: Talk to Blue in the prison yard
You've reached Albatross Prison. Now you just need to track down Blue. Begin your infiltration of the prison by smashing the brown crate near the guard tower to discover a box of LEGO bricks.
Carry the box to the nearby green pad, then set it down. Build the LEGO bricks to add a bar to the top of the fence, then vault over.
Smash another brown crate on the fence's other side to discover a scan spot. Use Detective Scan to follow a trail of footprints over to a pile of debris. Search the debris to discover a key.
Collect the key, then backtrack a bit and use it to open the nearby door. Use the control panel inside the building to open the gate.
Exit the building and pass through the gate. Turn left and smash a Dumpster to discover some LEGO bricks. Build them into a blue and white wall.
Jump between the blue and white walls to climb to a steep slope. Tap B to sprint up the slope without slipping backward.
Jump onto the thin ledge above the slope, then inch your way around. Look for a bar running along the top of the fence, and vault it.
Use the grapple gun to zip up to a grapple point beyond the fence. Slide beneath the blue and white LEGOs to reach a superbrick, then slide back under and head to the right, around the rampart.
Use the grapple gun again to zip to the top of the guard tower at the rampart's end. Leap to the nearby pole, then slide down to at last reach the prison yard.
Closed Court
Use the yard's exercise equipment if you like, then approach the pair of inmates near the basketball court. They agree to let Chase into the court, but only if he first retrieves a basketball that some bullies stole.
Run toward the background wall and climb up to a thin ledge. Drop from the ledge to land on the other side of the fence.
Use the grapple gun to pull down an air conditioner, which shatters into LEGO bricks. Build these into a catapult pad, then use the pad to soar over to the right. Drop into a lower area and confront the bullies who stole the basketball.
The bullies aren't interested in sharing their ball, so you'll have to "persuade" them. Throw them around and slap handcuffs on them while they're down. Subdue all of the bullies and then claim the basketball.
Hurry back to the two inmates by the basketball court. Hand them the ball, and they'll open the court's gate. Run over to the inmate in the blue hat— that's got to be Blue!
Blue isn't sure how Rex Fury managed to escape the prison, but he agrees to help Chase find out. Blue tells Chase to get some gear from his cell; then he'll call him on his communicator with more information.
Objective: Enter the prison cell block
Speaking with Blue turned out to be very beneficial. Now you just need to raid Blue's cell and find the gear he mentioned. Leave the basketball court and move to the nearby objective beacon to enter the prison and begin your search for clues.


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For designing urban expansion that enhances the community, South Side Housing takes top honors. In a two-block section of Pittsburgh, Perkins Eastman Architects reclaimed old industrial sites with an intricate plan that includes 58 new and renovated townhouses--about 30 per acre, compared with the more common 10 units per acre. "Unless we could maintain that density, we couldn't get the scale and rhythm right," says project architect Stefani Ledewitz. Nevertheless, the firm packed in parking spaces and vest-pocket parks, creating fences and walls to make them private. "If you build smaller spaces with privacy, they're just as appealing to people as large yards that require more maintenance," Ledewitz notes. And since the lower-cost homes are mixed in with larger units all around the block, they avoid the all-too-common fate of isolation. "The site plan is very strong and well organized," the judges said.
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* <hask>Rational<hask> is a fraction type, with no rounding error.
* <hask>Rational<hask> is a fraction type, with no rounding error.
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All five are '''instances''' of the <hask>Num</hask> type class. The first two are '''instances''' of <hask>Integral</hask>, and the last two are '''''' of <hask>Fractional</hask>.
Putting it all together,
Putting it all together,
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1 Overview
Haskell is a functional (that is, everything is done with function calls), statically, implicitly typed (types are checked by the compiler, but you don't have to declare them), lazy (nothing is done until it needs to be) language. It's closest popular relative is probably the ML family of languages.
The most common Haskell compiler is GHC. You can download GHC from http://www.haskell.org/ghc/download_ghc_661.html. GHC binaries are available for Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS, Windows, and Solaris. Once you've installed GHC, you get two programs you're interested in right now: ghc, and ghci. The first compiles Haskell libraries or applications to binary code. The second is an interpreter that lets you write Haskell code and get feedback right away.
2 Simple Expressions
You can type most math expressions directly into ghci and get an answer.Prelude>
16Strings are in "double quotes." You can concatenate them with
"Hello, Haskell"
Calling functions is done by putting the arguments directly after the function. There are no parentheses as part of the function call:Prelude>
3 The Console
I/O actions can be used to read from and write to the console. Some common ones include:Prelude>
Hello, HaskellPrelude>
2 + 2 = 4Prelude>
ABCDE 12345Reading can be done with
4 16
(The 4 was input. The 16 was a result.)There is actually another way to write
main = do putStrLn "What is 2 + 2?" x <- readLn if x == 4 then putStrLn "You're right!" else putStrLn "You're wrong!"
(Note: Do not indent with tabs if you're using layout. It technically still works if your tabs are 8 spaces, but it's a bad idea.)
4 Simple TypesSo far, not a single type declaration has been mentioned. That's because Haskell does type inference. You generally don't have to declare types unless you want to. If you do want to declare types, you use
You can also ask ghci what type it has chosen for something. This is useful because you don't generally have to declare your types.Prelude> :t
Things get more interesting for numbers.Prelude> :t
These types use "type classes." They mean:
- can be used as any numeric type. (This is why I was able to declare42can be any fractional type, but not an integral type.5<hask> as either an Int or a Double earlier.)
* <hask>42.0
- (which is a function call, incidentally) can be any integral type, but not a fractional type.gcd 15 20
There are five numeric types in the Haskell "prelude" (the part of the library you get without having to import anything):
- is an integer with at least 30 bits of precision.Int
- is an integer with unlimited precision.Integer
- is a single precision floating point number.Float
- is a double precision floating point number.Double
- type class. The first two are instances ofRational<hask> is a fraction type, with no rounding error.
All five are '''instances''' of the <hask>Num, and the last two are instances ofIntegral.Fractional
Putting it all together,Prelude>
<interactive>:1:0: No instance for (Integral Double)The final type worth mentioning here is
5 Structured Data
Basic data types can be easily combined in two ways: lists, which go in [square brackets], and tuples, which go in (parentheses).
Lists are used to hold multiple values of the same type.Prelude>
Strings are just lists of characters.Prelude>
Tuples hold a fixed number of values, which can have different types.Prelude>
[(1,'a'),(2,'b'),(3,'c'),(4,'d'),(5,'e')]The last example used
The types are probably what you'd expect.Prelude> :t
Lists are used a lot in Haskell. There are several functions that do nice things with them.Prelude>
TODO: Can't think of a good way to describe fold
There are two nice functions on ordered pairs (tuples of two elements):Prelude>
6 Function DefinitionsWe wrote a function earlier, called
main = do putStrLn "What is 2 + 2?" x <- readLn if x == 4 then putStrLn "You're right!" else putStrLn "You're wrong!"
module Main where factorial n = if n == 0 then 1 else n * factorial (n - 1) main = do putStrLn "What is 5! ?" x <- readLn if x == factorial 5 then putStrLn "You're right!" else putStrLn "You're wrong!"
Build again with ghc --make Test.hs. And,
$ ./Test What is 5! ? 120 You're right!There's a function. Just like the built-in functions, it can be called as
Now ask ghci for the type.
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prevost's post exhibits disrespect for the office of the President.
While we may not agree with the policies of the man who temporarily occupies it, we must still show respect for the office itself.
Flying the nation's flag at half-staff for this President's term also shows disrespect for anyone who happens to die in the line of duty during that time.
The flag should fly at half-staff only for the heroic dead.
I would not even sanction flying the flag inverted, as a statement of distress for the entire nation.
The truth is, the entire nation is not yet in distress, and, if Congress finally decides to function properly, it never will be.
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IR: Do you think that Plushenko should succumb to the increasing pressure and go to the World championship to increase the Olympic quota at home Olympics? The pressure is really huge. TAT: I think this decision can be and should be made by two persons only. Zhenya himself and his coach Alexei Nikolaevich Mishin. What they decide, so it should be. IR: What do you expect of Maxim Kovtun? He was named for the team instead of Konstantin Menshov and it has made a big uproar. TAT: I expect him to show everything he has. IR: Is he going to include quad toe loop and quad Salchow? TAT: Of course. Maxim will include two quad jumps, but we are going to decide which jumps right before the competition. Besides, I would like you to mention, that his primary coach is Elena Buyanova, not I. It's some strange tale written everywhere, that his coach is Tarasova. I emphasize: Buyanova. Yes, I am also his coach, but I'm the second coach. I am asking not to mix these two. Don't try to cause a disagreement between us. You know, the work of the main coach is kind of overlooked in passing. Don't do that. It's a pleasure for me to train Maxim. Co-train. I believe in him. And I am not going to listen to some other coaches' opinion about him. IR: People are already talking about a medal for Kovtun. Isn't it a bit early? TAT: If Maxim does everything... You see, the boy is only 17, but for some reason, none of many the articles on that matter that came out recently, mention that he's only 17. And another candidate for the same spot, Konstantin Menshov, is 29. Why has noboby written about that? How long are these lies going to last? IR: Valentin Piseev has repeated it many times in his interviews. TAT: Only Piseev! By the way, what Kovtun does at his 17, only Yagudin and Plushenko had done before. But Maxim doesn't do it any worse. And now the responsibility is huge. IR: Volosozhar/Trankov again are going to compete against Savchenko/Szolkowy, whom they still haven't been able to beat. Sometimes they lose only by decimal points, but still lose. TAT: Yes, we didn't have an opportunity to see Tanya and Maxim on the same ice with multiple world champions Savchenko/Szolkowy this year. That's why Zagreb is going to be such a treat. Tanya Volosozhar always shows what a great pairs partner she is. I have to say, that Alyona Savchenko is also in a very good shape. Having skated for so long and having won all the possible medals, she still is learning a new throw, triple Axel. I was at their practice with Robin and saw it. IR: I've heard that Savchenko/Szolkowy's programs this year are not very impressive. Do you agree with that? TAT: I never make such conclusions ahead of time. And I won't say before the competition who I like the most. It's tactless. I simply believe in Tanya Volosozhar, but it happened so that she met another outstanding pairs skater on her way, Alyona Savchenko, who, like Zhenya Plushenko, follows her own, special way. IR: You make an accent on female parnters in these teams, does it mean that you think they are the leaders? TAT: Many things depend on female partner, it's true. Psychological aspect will play a big role: who will cope, who won't be scared. Tanya and Maxim have very intersting programs this year. They included six difficult elements into the second part, they have already shown us at Russian Nationals how it's done. It's a calculated risk, now everyone tries something they are going to show at the Olympics, to try themselves, if they can do it. You have to start getting ready to such difficult rules that there are in pairs skating from childhood, but Tanya and Maxim got them in adulthood. Volosozhar and Trankov are taking risks, but you have to keep in mind that they are not young children for whom it's easier. But the more valuable their risks are. IR: Alexander Zhulin said quite confidently, even before Pechalat/Bourzat had withdrawn, that Bobrova and Soloviev are ready to fight for European title. Zhulin is one of those coaches who take full responsibility for their words. Do you like the work he's done with Bobrova and Soloviev? Do you think they are ready to become European champions? TAT: I always like Zhulin's work. His creativity, and especially how interested he became [in his work] lately. I agree: when Sasha says something he knows what he is saying. If [you] look at past competitions, that you base [your words] upon so far Katya and Dima haven't competed with the French for the first place. Zhulin's words, for me, mean that now he's got his team on the level which will let them expect to win. The more so that the French team is now out... But the Italians Cappellini/Lanotte are also to taken into account. IR: If the French team haven't withdrawn, I don't think the judges would let anyone beat them. In ice dance skaters have to wait in the queue for years and years. Will this conservative practice change sometime? TAT: I don't think it's just about queue. For exampe, I'm not a fan of the French team at all. But as a professional, I cannot help but notice their creative fire every year, new elements, constantly appearing in their programs, their consistency. I have to notice what I see. But the basic skating of our teams Bobrova/Soloviev and Ilinykh/Katsalapov is much better, than Pechalat/Bourzat. But ice dance is not only basics. It's elements, their difficulty, their novelty. Music. Fusion with music. Interpretation of music. Creation of artistic image using elements of dance. Our teams have it all. I, for example, liked very much lena Ilinykh/Nikita Katsalapov at the Russian Nationals. Their make a progress, I cannot help but notice that. IR: After the World championships in Nice, you couldn't help but critisize them: «Ilinykh has lost herself and is barely walking. She lost her edge and herself» TAT: Yes, I said that she was «walking». But maybe she was «walking» because of nerves. Now she has an edge and the program is based on skating. I think they are capable of much more than they do, Lena and Nikita are very talented. Now they perform their program quite clean. IR: «When will Ilinykh and Katsalapov finally live up to their potential» - it's a very popular refrain and it's still relevant. TAT: When they skated their «Schindler's list» program at the Junior Worlds, I started crying at the first beats of that program, and it's not easy to make me cry because of skating. They have everything, they need to develop that. They can do more difficult things. IR: We didn't have a European ladies champion since Slutskaya. Can Tuktamysheva or Sotnikova win in Zagreb? It seems that both girls are in transition period. Liza's injured, Adelina is struggling with nerves. TAT: Adelina also has injuries. Transition period for both gilrs isn't over yet, but they came close to the point where they can cope with themselves. I see Adelina at practices all the time, she looks confident, strong and very good in every aspect. IR: At practices yes. But in competitions, she sometimes has meltdowns... TAT: Yes, she does.... We know. It is the transition that cannot be avoided during puberty. At the Russian Nationals, Adelina did everything, even if she was not perfect, she did maybe 70%. I'm glad to say that. Liza and Adelina are talented girls, but their growing up is a complex process that cannot be over in half a year. Actually, no girl of their age shows consistent results in the world figure skating. IR: Baiul became an Olympic champion, at about the same age. TAT: And it was the end of it for her. 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A mother and son who some describe as having a volatile relationship are found dead Friday afternoon at a trailer home next to Bayshores Tropic Hut on Union Avenue in Saratoga Springs.
47 year old John Ambrozak, and his mother, 75 year old Patricia Ambrozak, were found by an acquaintance who went to check on them after he didn't hear from them for several days. Police were called at around 12:40. Saratoga Springs Lt. John Catone said it appeared they were the only two who lived in the trailer and that there had been a domestic incident before their deaths. A "long gun" was found at the scene. Police are unsure who the aggressor was but add no other people are believed to be involved in the deaths.
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When Dr. John Cole, a neurosurgeon, was featured in a column last year, and it was the first time I had ever heard of heirloom tomatoes. At the time, he was traveling to Louisville to Fresh Market to buy that type of tomatoes, which come in a variety of colors.
An heirloom tomato is a variety that has been passed from gardener to gardener. Heirlooms come from seeds and are easy to share.
Heirloom varieties' greatest quality is their old-time flavor and there's a wide vareity of tastes.
According to TomatoFest Heirloom Tomato Seeds, founded by "The Great Tomato Book" author Gary Ibsen, we've lost many of our heirloom varieties, along with the many smaller family farms that supported heirlooms, in the last 40 years. Many were lost or replaced by fewer hybrid tomatoes, bred for their commercially attractive characteristics.
A 2012 TomatoFest survey revealed a large increase in the number of first-time tomato gardeners.
The survey also found that black tomatoes are more popular than in any prior year.
Black tomatoes cover a range of dark colors, including deep purple, dusky deep brown, smoky mahogany with dark green shoulders and bluish-brown, Iben said. There also is a continued rise in popularity of cherry tomatoes in all colors.
There is a surge in folks canning tomatoes at home, too — those new to canning and those who canned years ago.
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