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Table 1 shows a step by step reassembly of the chainsaw. It includes detailed descriptions of the instructions, tools required to complete each step, any notes that we have discovered during our reassembly, a difficulty scale, and a picture or any important or ambiguous part in the step. The difficult scale is on a range from 1-5, 1 being the easiest and 5 being the hardest. The difficulty scale is based on the number of tools required to preform the step, the force need to dislodge a component, the ease of accessing the component, and our personal experience from dissecting the product. | Table 1 shows a step by step reassembly of the chainsaw. It includes detailed descriptions of the instructions, tools required to complete each step, any notes that we have discovered during our reassembly, a difficulty scale, and a picture or any important or ambiguous part in the step. The difficult scale is on a range from 1-5, 1 being the easiest and 5 being the hardest. The difficulty scale is based on the number of tools required to preform the step, the force need to dislodge a component, the ease of accessing the component, and our personal experience from dissecting the product. | ||
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As the final part of the project, this section wraps the entire wiki together. It includes the product reassembly, as well as further analysis of the product. The product reassembly provides step by step instructions on how to put the chainsaw back together. The mechanism section explains how different mechanism provide different motions or interactions within the chainsaw. The final section includes the design revisions on a system level that are believed to make the chainsaw more profitable and appealing the target audience.
Project Management
By this point in the project, all of the problems within the group have been settled. We had our problems, as discussed in previous sections, but they have been worked out and overcome. The only problem facing the project this time is Thanksgiving Break. It prevents the group for meeting for basically an entire week. To overcome this obstacle, each member of the group was assigned a small portion of the project that could be done on an individual basis before the break was over. Then, after everyone was back together we could do the final portion of the project, the product reassembly.
The plan to have individuals do a small portion of the project over Thanksgiving break works fairly well. Some of the members completed their assigned work, while others did not. The deadline was therefore pushed back to Wednesday before the gate was due. Everyone was able to complete their work by this time.
Since the presentation is due the same day that the gate is due, it was decided that the entire presentation would be completed and preformed by one member. It was decided that that member would not have to do as much, if any work, on the wiki, since they would be busy with the presentation.
The reassembly was a bit more time consuming than previously believed. Because of this the group needed to spend more time putting the chainsaw back together. Some of the steps were very tricky and required a lot of time, but the rest of the assembly was fairly easy. During dissection, the group took very detailed notes so it was easy to follow the steps in reverse for reassembly.
Product Archeology
Tools Needed=
- Flathead Screwdriver
- 7/16" Socket Wrench
- 5/16" Socket Wrench
- 1/2" Socket Wrench
- Long 5/8" Socket Wrench
- 5/32" Allen Key
- T20 Torx Head Screwdriver
- T15 Torx Head Screwdriver
- Scissors
- Needle Nose Pliers
- Pliers
- Vise
Difficulty Scale
Reassembly Steps
Table 1 shows a step by step reassembly of the chainsaw. It includes detailed descriptions of the instructions, tools required to complete each step, any notes that we have discovered during our reassembly, a difficulty scale, and a picture or any important or ambiguous part in the step. The difficult scale is on a range from 1-5, 1 being the easiest and 5 being the hardest. The difficulty scale is based on the number of tools required to preform the step, the force need to dislodge a component, the ease of accessing the component, and our personal experience from dissecting the product.
Product Assembly By Steps
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Step | Description | Tool Required | Difficulty of step (1-5) | Important/Ambiguous Part Locations | |
1 | Screw in the black tuning screws labeled "hi" and "lo." Put on the black gasket. Then screw both cylindrical gates back on, being sure each gate is on the proper side. Also, screw the lever assembly (in red) back together. This metal assembly is very small and contains a pin, a lever and a spring. | Flathead Screwdriver | 3 | ||
2 | From the carburetor, screw in the four screws that have washers on them shown in red. Be sure to note the order in which the gaskets, plastic reservoirs, and metal pieces go. This is shown in the picture to the right. | Flathead Screwdriver | 1 | ||
3 | Very carefully assemble the 20 roller pins around the outside of the crank shaft and screw in the two T15 torx screws holding the rod to the crankshaft. Next, put the two big and two small spacers back on the crankshaft. | T15 Torx Screwdriver | 5 | ||
4 | Re-bolt the crankshaft by holding the crankshaft in a vise while securely screwing in the 7/16" nut, on the brake side, with a socket wrench. The nut is threaded the opposite way so turn it counter-clockwise to screw it in. Be sure to use a lot of force to get it secure. Re-bolt the other 1/2" nut from the other side of the crankshaft holding together the brake assembly and magnet head. The magnet will need to be hammered into place to ensure it remains secure. | 7/16" 1/2" Socket Wrench Vise |
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5 | Next connect the carburetor and alternator. From the alternator, connect the grounding wire, and the on/off switch wire. From the carburetor, place the three plastic tubes in indicated slots and the gasket separating the carburetor and the combustion chamber. Use needle nose pliers to put the throttle cable back on by bending the wire to fit through the hole and cramp back on. Screw the 3 torx head screws with a T20 torx screwdriver. | T20 Torx Screwdriver, Needle Nose Pliers |
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6 | Put the piston/crankshaft assembly into the combustion chamber. Screw in the four flathead screws, highlighted in red, holding the casing of the crankshaft to the combustion chamber. | Flathead Screwdriver | 1 | ||
7 | Replace the casing on the drivetrain as depicted in the image to the right. Screw in the three flathead screws holding the wrap around casing to the drivetrain system. | Flathead Screwdriver | 1 | ||
8 | Replacing the trigger is a tricky step so it is broken into two steps. The trigger should be connected at the top of the wrap around casing by a spring. Use needle nose pliers to bend the spring back in. This spring is highlighted in gold in the image to the right. | Needle Nose Pliers | 3 | ||
9 | Replace the metal wire connecting the trigger and the throttle. The wire is highlighted in red in the picture to the right. Use needle nose pliers bend the cable back on. This step is especially difficult because bending the metal wire requires some force applied with the pliers. The wire is located in a tight space which also makes the process harder. | Needle Nose Pliers | 5 | ||
10 | Put the choke lever on and screw in the flathead screw that it holds it in place. The screws are highlighted in red. The lever is a small black lever plastic piece on the left side near the red engine switch and shown in the picture. Also put the plastic handle back on by screwing in the two flathead screws with a screw driver. Next, put the spark plug wire back on then screw the spark plug on with a long 5/8" socket wrench. This needs to be a long socket so that it can reach the nut portion of the spark plug. A wrench of the same size can be used but it is harder to maneuver in this situation. | Flathead Screwdriver, Long 5/8" Socket Wrench |
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11 | Next detach the exhaust. To do this, remove the outer screws with a 5/32" Allen key. These screws are highlighted in red in the picture. This holds on the exhaust cover plate on. Removing the cover plate reveals two more 5/32" screws. Remove them with the Allen key and remove the exhaust. | 5/32" Allen Key | 1 | ||
12 | To put the tanks back on simply slide them back into the closure as shown until the tab shown in red snaps into place. | Table Cover 5/16" Socket Wrench Flathead Screwdriver |
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13 | Next, put the starter housing back on. Screw in the four flathead screws. These screws are highlighted in red. Pull the started cord back through the housing and tie it back on to the started handle. Be sure to replace the filter that covers the air intake. | Flathead Screwdriver Scissors |
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14 | Put the blade, chain and aluminum handle back on. First, slide the blade on horizontally, allowing you to then put the chain on by wedging it around the blade and the drive wheel. Putting on the chain takes a little work but twisting the chain a little can help ease the step. To put the aluminum handle on, first put it in place then screw in the 5/16" bolt with a socket wrench,located on the top, and the flathead screw with a screwdriver, located on the underside. The bolt is highlighted in red. | 5/16" Socket Wrench Flathead Screwdriver |
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Turn the brake handle 180 degrees so that it can be put on. From the brake assembly, use pliers put on the pivot lever. This lodges the spring and the black lever. Then screw in the two flathead screws using a screwdriver highlighted in red. To put on the brake assembly which is located on the chain side of the chainsaw, screw in the 7/16" nut, and 7/16" bolt using a socket wrench.
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Table 1: Step by step dissection of chainsaw.
Design Revisions
Change #1
Ease of Use
Reasons for Redesign
Chainsaws may not be the most complicated product on the market to use but in order to expand the target audience of those who are purchasing them, it would be beneficial to have a simple to use chainsaw in order to convince a new group of people to buy the product. This chainsaw could become much easier to use with a few small changes including electric start as well as placing clearly marked instructions on the product itself so that customers don't need to look through the manual to understand how to use the product for its most basic uses.
Design Considerations
Easier to use chainsaws would expand the number of people who could work in fields that required chainsaw use as it lowers knowhow that most chainsaw users must currently have. Making the product more intuitive would close on the reputation that chainsaws are difficult to use or only for those who are "handy". This new chainsaw would be something that could be picked up and used by someone who has never used a chainsaw before without needing to read the manual.
With this more intuitive chainsaw being in the hands of less experienced users it is only proper to assume that users will have little experience maintaining them correctly, therefore when an issue arrises they will take their chainsaw strait to a mechanic to fix it. This will result in higher cost of ownership as well as a rise in demand for small appliance maintenance.
Effect on Target Audience and Price
With nothing but new features being added to the chainsaw it would come at a higher cost. Not only would redesign be an obvious cost but the additional features would only be additions to the everyday chainsaw so cost of supplies would also come into play. When a product becomes more intuitive it becomes able to be used by a larger target audience however those who currently know very well how to use modern chainsaws will not prefer these more intuitive chainsaws as they will have a higher cost. This being said it is safe to assume that the target audience of this new chainsaw will be new to the chainsaw market. People buying their first chainsaw will be very attracted to this product and would likely buy a chainsaw with these features in the future as well. At first sales would be slow but as time progresses this market will eventually include the majority of those buying chainsaws. Cost of these features would likely decrease over time as they become standardized. This is very comparable to the automatic transmission in modern cars.
Change #2
Reason for Redesign
As easy to use as a chainsaw may become, several people are scared to use chainsaws because they are very powerful and have a reputation of being dangerous. Misused, a chainsaw will easily sever limbs if not severally wound people. A chainsaw could be made safer by giving it new features such as a safety switch similarly to what is found on guns, as well as a blade guard that is automatically moved out of the way when the trigger is pulled. One more way to make chainsaws safer would be to put an accelerometer in the blade that would detect kickback and deploy the guard when it is detected.
Design Considerations
According to the US consumer Product Safety Commission, there are approximately 100,000 chainsaw related injuries annually. The largest cause of which was due to kickback. With safety features in place to prevent these injuries hospitals country wide would have much less traffic. This would not only decrease the number of deaths due to chainsaw related incidents but free up hospitals to prevent deaths due to other causes.
With more features being introduced to the chainsaw it would have a higher likelihood to malfunction. With the
Similarly to the example posed previously, longer strokes would be more efficient on fuel. This would mean that less octane would be burned and therefore less CO2 would be emitted to the environment. With the ever growing concern of greenhouse emissions in mind, this chainsaw would have a much smaller carbon footprint than previous models.
Effect on Target Audience and Price
This price of this chainsaw would be a bit more seeing as it would require more materials. The longer stroke requires the entire engine to be larger as the circular radius of the path that the piston rod travel would have to be larger in order to move the piston a further distance. The longer the stroke is, the larger the radius of the circular path that the piston rod is traveling. Looking back at the group's engineering analysis section, it is noted that an increased radius would result in a higher torque and therefore higher horsepower. So the engine would not only be quieter and more efficient, but also have higher torque. The target audience for a product like this would be almost everyone who would buy a normal chainsaw; however, this model of chainsaw would necessarily have a larger engine and therefore be a bit heavier than a normal chainsaw. This being said, it is more likely to target those who are more physically fit and who are looking to boost performance. This product would largely target yard work companies that wouldn't mind paying a little extra to have a much higher quality chainsaw.
Change #3
Ergonomic Rubber Grip Handle
Reason for Redesign
The current handle system attached to the Eager Beaver chainsaw is simply an aluminum handle screwed into the chainsaw by 2 screws on either side. If the handle were to be altered to fit the shape of a hand and coated with a rubber exterior, there would be several positive effects. Seeing as the chainsaw is often used for an extended period of time, it would increase comfort of the user immensely. Holding a heavy chainsaw by a metal handle given that the vibrations of the chainsaw would travel up the users arm and cause discomfort. Rubber would act as a shock absorbent material that would fit into the users fingers and spread out the surface area. This would result in the most comfortable user experience by the user. The new handle would no longer be removable as it would be a part of the body, so serviceability of the engine would have to be slightly altered so the body could still come apart.
GSEE Considerations
People who work for yard work companies would be using this device for several hours at a time. With a metal handle this would cause much discomfort and in some cases medical damage may be caused by extended exposure to vibrations up the users arm. This new ergonomic handle would help prevent this from happening.
Although little rubber is needed to make this handle, it is noteworthy to keep in mind that rubber is made in part from oil which is a limited resource. It is possible that rubber may become an impractical resource to use on this handle over time.
Effect on Target Audience and Price
The shift in target audience would not be very significant since almost anyone who uses a chainsaw would prefer a more comfortable handle but it would particularly target those who use chainsaws for many hours a day and do not want to have sore arms. This being said, the price tag of this chainsaw would be slightly higher than it would have been previously since there would be a necessary raise in cost of production given more supplies used.
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Tim Robbins | Was there ever an explanation offered for why he – one of the most notoriously outspoken liberals in, perhaps, Hollywood's entire history – donated money to Michele Bachmann's campaign? We're curious. | 7.51 / 10 |
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Geoffrey Rush | After he won the Oscar(R), smart money was on him going the way of F. Murray Abraham. He never quite managed that, but instead lingers as an occasionally impressive, often overwrought, performer regarded with more respect than he probably warrants. Eh, he's okay, I guess. I've not even seen that many of his films. | 7.37 / 10 |
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Angela Bassett | Looking through her IMDB page it's occurring to me that I paid to see five of this woman's films, in the theater, during the times of their initial releases. Perhaps I'm a bigger fan than I've been realizing. Thinking about it, I may be been drawn to her because she makes me feel safe. With Angie by your side, no one will be taking your milk money today. | 7.02/ 10 |
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John Tenney | Until this very moment, I'd never heard of Jon Tenney. He's been in some stuff the nice people seemed to like, though. You should totally check him out. | 5.68 / 10 |
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Mark Strong | Quick, name three things Mark Strong was in. Exactly. I'm sure he's great, but I've got nothing really to add here. It would be rude, though, to leave this completely empty. | 5.13 / 10 |
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In the earliest days of the cable channel Nickelodeon, back in the late-70s/early-80s, the bulk of its programming was produced by (what was then known as) Warner Communications' experimental, ahead of its time, interactive cable TV system QUBE (click through the link for the rather extensive backstory there). Prior to Nickelodeon's official birth, the QUBE system counted among its numerous "community" channels, which aired original content, a children's channel named Pinwheel. Although the QUBE experiment eventually went belly-up, Pinwheel was developed over time into what we now know as Nickelodeon, and wound up being offered as its own independent channel on cable systems around the country (you are encouraged to consult your local library for more background on all of that).
Although QUBE was a high profile venture, it would seem the bulk of its funding went into its forward-thinking, two-way interactive functionality, and not necessarily its original children's programming. The earliest Nickelodeon shows, which I believe mostly originated from Columbus, OH (where the QUBE experiment was originally launched), had a rather decidedly rough around the edges, "local TV" charm to them. Even as a small child I recognized this, but – although I was a quintessential product of the "Star Wars" generation, and was quite admittedly fond of the higher-budgeted and slicker entertainments with which I was ever more frequently being bombarded – I was drawn to this humble production quality (personified by the frequent airing of various station ID interstitials featuring a mime, shot by a single stationary camera against a black backdrop, doing whatever the hell mimes do, to an instrumental version of the 50s hit "Music! Music! Music!"). The channel had what my 8 year old mind perceived as an approachable and personal feeling to it. It would be inappropriate to utilize the dedicated PeekScore readership as a sort of free therapist, so I won't speculate as to why that sort of perceived warmth might have struck me as appealing when I was a kid. But, let's just say, with television as a best friend, it was always appreciated when it was nice to me.
The most impressively primitive and economical of all these early Nickelodeon series was titled, with astounding clarity and accuracy, Video Comics. As the name suggested – particularly if you lacked much in the way of imagination, as apparently did those who named it – the program consisted of a series of still images of the frames from old comic books; with voice over actors, crude sound effects, and I seem to recall the occasional simple musical cue, dubbed over each image. I believe each episode would cover a full issue, and story lines would be allowed to play out over multiple episodes. It's been 30 years since I've seen a second of it, so I'm partially relying upon the odd recollection online in my recounting (of which there are shockingly few, given how much this damn show resonated with me), but that's surely better than the gist of it. It made the famously crude, largely inanimate, 1960s The Marvel Super-Heroes cartoon look like Fantasia by comparison.
All of the books used were DC Comics titles. Earlier in the day, during the mornings and early afternoons when toddlers (and slightly older kids, like me, who were constantly pretending to be sick) were home, episodes of the program intended for this younger demo would air. These primarily featured issues of Sheldon Mayer's treacly children's comic Sugar and Spike, and perhaps another kiddy title or two. Later in the day and the evening, though, is when they'd show the cool stuff, for the older kids; including Mystery in Space (a 50s/60s title, with stories starring an inter-dimensional traveler/hero named Adam Strange), the early 70s run of Swamp Thing (drawn by the incomparable Berni Wrightson), and what I believe were 60s (or, to employ nerd parlance, "silver age") issues of Green Lantern.
As someone who was a halfhearted comics reader at best, at that time, these things were a revelation. I have no idea how I didn't continue on to become a full-blown comic book geek (particularly as I hardly shunned nerdy things). In a real way, though, I was as taken with this show's whole strange, bargain basement aesthetic as much as I was the compelling stories. The combination of what were already by then older, dusty comics with this rudimentary production gave the whole thing a very intimate quality, which I can recall so vividly I almost feel uncomfortable doing so. Again, not to make you good people my shrink, but I'll leave it to you to speculate as to why a recollection of warmth would birth unease (I honestly have no clue).
Regardless, around that time, I did purchase back issues of a number of the titles featured, and did embark upon a lifelong fondness for those old Adam Strange and Swamp Thing comics. I never pursued Green Lantern, even for as much as I was taken at the time with its rather epic, sci-fi storyline. I guess you can just chalk it up to the fact that old comic books cost money, and little kids have none (none of their own, anyway), and therefore I could only buy so many. Or, chalk it up to the fact that I was sort of a pretentious kid, and Swamp Thing and Adam Strange were simply more obscure.
So why am I burdening you with this non-anecdote, and half-history lesson of cable television's relatively nascent days, and droning on of a program most of you have never seen, and even if you had seen it would probably barely recall? Well, at first I was going to write about the upcoming Green Lantern film in the irrational and convoluted style you've come to depend on from us here at the PeekScore blog (a style I promise you we've hardly retired). I realized, though, that today my heart wasn't in it. The first trailer for the Green Lantern looked silly, and fairly terrible. The second trailer, though, triggered a wave of the sad middle-aged nostalgia which you've endured to get to this sentence. It also looked a fair bit less terrible, if no less ridiculous (it is a superhero film, after all).
In my now abandoned draft for this initial, movie-centric Green Lantern entry, I coined the term "pec-tacular" to goof on the way entertainment rags might describe Ryan Reynolds and his famously well-maintained physique. I wound up Googling the "word," and found that others had already beaten me to the coining (specifically – and I suppose this is a testament to the guy's actual pectacularity – to describe Reynolds). It suggests a frightening truth regardng our culture's collective consciousness that, while independent, this was not an original thought. I was simply trying to be ludicrous and obnoxious, and satirize the sort of weak half-puns which masquerade as wit in the hands of our struggling culture's barely literate mass media. Each of the other scribes I encountered who employed the term were, I think, trying to charm and disarm the reader, and also do so in such a self-aware way that they actually defied any attempt at satire. Anything that willfully stupid is essentially mockery-proof. At the end of the day, they win, as their intentions, when compared to my own, were ultimately vastly more noble; much as I seem to vaguely recall (and even more so just assume) the Green Lantern was, and I suppose still is.
So, with that, who are some of your favorite super-heroes? Are you familiar with Video Comics? Did you work on it? Do you have VHS copies of it? Comment for us, the good PeekScore folks. We'd love to hear from you.


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Joanne Lechner recently won Tourism Richmond's Steveston Visitor Centre's most outstanding pie competition for her balsamic black pepper strawberry rhubarb pie.
The win was a sweet one given she and her husband Morgan Lechner, both chefs, just launched a new venture together called batch.food. — a company offering gourmet frozen meals to families and professionals too busy to prepare healthy meals themselves.
"We are really busy parents ourselves and we don't like store-bought fast food or processed food for our kids so we started making our own healthy frozen food," said Joanne Lechner, who has an eight and five year old.
The concept behind batch.food. is simple. People go to the website and check out the menu selections, order online and the food is delivered on Mondays, or available for pick ups from their site near Richmond's Ikea on Fridays.
"I had an idea years ago that came from a similar program at a Delta hotel about packaging wholesome food," said Morgan Lechner. "Joanne and I thought why don't we freeze fresh, healthy food for people who don't have time to cook themselves but like to eat nourishing meals."
The couple initially began trying out recipes in their home kitchen, and selling their products to friends and family. They received such a great response that they moved into their new location on June 15.
"So far, we have been selling online and through word-of-mouth," said Joanne Lechner, adding she has one part-time cook helping her right now. "People typically order one to two weeks in advance."
They offer four to six new menu items every week, entrees such as brown turkey boullabaise, braised pork ribs, gluten free panko crusted chicken fingers, baked or barbecued ling cod and Thai green chicken curry.
"All of our seafood is Ocean Wise," added Morgan Lechner.
Both come with years of experience in the hospitality industry. The two met while both working as chefs in Banff.
When Morgan Lechner isn't helping his wife at batch.food., he's the executive chef at the Delta Vancouver Airport Hotel, a post he's held for the last four years. He began his foray into the industry as a teenager growing up in Victoria.
He then headed to Banff, Alberta to take his apprenticeship and train with some of that city's top international chefs. Morgan Lechner has since worked in many prestigious hotels, including the Rimrock Resort Hotel, Banff Springs Hotel, and the Empress Hotel.
Joanne Lechner studied culinary arts at Malaspina College before moving to Banff to complete her Red Seal Chef Certification. She has worked as a chef in top resorts and hotels across the country, and as the pastry chef at the River Rock Casino Resort for five years before retiring as a product designer at a major cake manufacturer.
"I like all aspects of cooking but I love the visual of desserts," added Joanne Lechner.
Frozen, prepared meals are not a new idea. There are many companies across the Lower Mainland who cater to those who want "warm and serve" dishes prepared for them, so they can enjoy a epicurean meal in the comfort of their own home.
batch.food. touts itself as offering restaurant-style gourmet meals, using fresh, local and sustainable seafood and meats, as well as produce and fruits at a fraction of the price you'd pay in a restaurant.
For example, a one kilogram portion of Thai red prawn curry dish, complete with roti and baby potatoes (serves four), will cost you $18, or four Wasabi black bean boneless, skinless chicken breasts costs $17.
As far as taste, one of the pie competition judges, MLA Rob Howard, said the pie was "absolutely delicious."
"I've never eaten so much pie in such a short amount of time," he quipped about the contest. "I must confess, I'm not an expert but the burst of flavour, the amount of fresh fruit and the proportion of fruit to crust in Joanne's pie were very good," said Howard.
When asked what Howard thought of the concept behind batch.food., he said, "What a great service in this day and age when people are both really busy and conscious of what they are eating … it's a great idea.
"Often too, if we buy, we need to buy in bulk and this idea sounds really good for those of us who don't want to or need to buy huge portions."
For more information about batch.food., visit www.batchfood.com.


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The Office actress stars in the series as Dr. Mindy Lahiri, a Ob/Gyn doctor attempting to balance her work and love life.
Chris Messina, Ed Weeks and Chele Andre also star on the show, which was also created and written by Kaling.
Fox has confirmed that the pilot for the new show will be available on Hulu and the Fox website for two weeks, starting on August 27.
The network will do the same for the pilot episode of another of its new programs Ben and Kate, which stars Sam Daly and The Descendants screenwriter Nat Faxon.
The Mindy Project makes its television debut on September 25 on Fox.
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Thirty-six hours. That's how long NBA teams have to figure out this draft. Most teams were up late on Tuesday poring over data, finalizing draft boards and prepping for Thursday.
As you can gather, teams are narrowing down their lists ... but few have made decisions about whom they'll draft. Here's the latest:
• We know the real intrigue of the draft begins at No. 2 with the Charlotte Bobcats. Their trade of Corey Maggette for Ben Gordon and a 2013 first-rounder from Detroit makes things a little easier if they keep the pick.
I think you can safely scratch Bradley Beal off the Bobcats' board. (His entire adviser team breathes a huge sigh of relief.) Ditto for Harrison Barnes (another huge exhale).
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is very much in the mix, but if the Bobcats keep the pick, it still sounds like Thomas Robinson has a slight edge.
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So, I know everyone has been working hard on Timmy/Shimmy and so I won't even make you wait until I hit 2,000 posts. I will do it sometime next week. Not going to tell you when, but I will do it next week. Like many of you I haven't been doing all of my work lately and was really far behind so I haven't had a chance to go through all your weekend comments in detail to see if you discovered the identity of Timmy.
I will say that in my superficial glance at some of them that some of you have started to speculate HOW it could have happened, but you also need to think about WHY it happened in more detail. There's even a little bonus mystery solution at play in all of this which I think is almost the best part of the story.
#1 This married, goody goody A list director has all the best lines. Women feel safe with him and unthreatened and so get sucked up into his aw shucks pick up lines and the next thing you know they are spending time in his trailer throughout the whole shoot. It's even possible that his best friend's wife spent some time in the trailer as well.
#2 Which disfigured celebutante makes all nice with new friends, gets them to tell their secrets and then sells them to the tabs all to make a little extra money. Although things aren't great career wise right now she doesn't need the money. She is just doing it for power and control, and to get back at the people who have slighted her or displeased her. She's also been known to make a phone call or two to the pap when she is with someone who is drunk or involved in a very unflattering situation. As people have become more and more aware of what she's doing, she's had to find more and more people to go out with and many times having to go out alone because no one trusts her.


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Pan-African Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou - Congolese films will not be screened at the 23rd edition of the Pan-African Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO), to be held from 23 February to 2 March in the Burkinabe capital, Culture department officials told PANA here but did not give reasons.
This year's FESPACO is on the theme 'African Cinema and public policies in Africa'.
A total of 101 films from 35 countries will be on show at the festival.
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Clyde Students Teach Other States About Local Culture
By: Brendaliss Gonzalez
Updated: April 10, 2012
An eighth grade class from Clyde Junior High is competing in an international competition in which they create content to teach other students at schools around the nation.
Another class from Clyde won that competition last year and this group says they're ready for a repeat.
The group taught a class in Montana today about Abilene culture, including the nickel museum.
It's all part of the Creating Community Content Competition.


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The big power up bell lets you collect up all the power up caps though so is probably the only way of surving after an untimely death. Dying before a boss or during is pretty much end of credit imo. So frustrating.Fightersmegamix wrote:I just had my third session on the game and went backwards I can get through to the medusa boss without losing a life no problem but because of the rank system the boss is suddenly way harder. If I die then stage 4 is a nightmare to get going on without weapons. Can't decide weather to keep going to get better or try and work out where the best place to die is. Thinking a suicide halfway through 3 gives me chance to collect weapons and beat the boss.
The game is fun but when and where you die makes too much difference. The game loves to give you the 'big' power up too, which then stops you picking up anything else Agree with Amidstorm about the first level, god it's a chore.
The game does have that 'one more go' feeling, maybe thats the league though
The league dragged me back in to playing this. I pretty much gave up not caring at 315k. Without the league I would've just put it on the shelf with the other 200 shmups or so and gone back to playing Cave without a second thought. I'm now starting to appreciate the depth of Konami's game design, if a little infuriating at time's.
Edit: Also you get an extend at 300k, so i suppose suiciding mid, though i'd say start of s3 would be better then it won't matter too much. For the long haul though if you're going for completion, 1CC, Special Stages etc. then as weakboson has covered previously, all lives remaining at the end of the game give you bonus points. It just depends on what you're trying to achieve I guess. This game is alot harder than it first appears. Bastard thing.


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Italy's dance-pop trio Eiffel 65 conists of singer Jeffrey Jey, keyboardist Maurizio Lobina and DJ Gabry Ponte. The group works closely with the BlissCorporation label, which is run by producer/manager Massimo Gabutti, one of the pioneers in the "Spaghetti House" scene; along with releasing their own hit singles like Blue (Da Ba Dee), they produce songs for other groups on the label. Eiffel 65 -- whose name was generated at random by a computer program -- released their debut album Europop in late 1999. Contact followed in 2001. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi
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Competitively priced holiday apartment with pool, sunbeds, Spanish or UK TV Our much-loved ground floor apartment has a high standard of furnishings and equipment for a comfortable self-catering holiday. The super-large lounge has two large and comfortable sofas, a new 32 inch flat screen television which will be pre-set for you with either Spanish or UK channels, a portable electric fan, electric wall heaters and a dining area with sliding glass doors leading onto the terrace. The apartment has sun loungers for you to use by the pool. The kitchen has a ceramic hob, extractor, granite worktops, full size oven, large fridge freezer, washing machine, kettle and a toaster. The bedroom has a double bed, fitted wardrobe, ceiling fan and electric heating. The bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower attachment and a glazed shower panel. There is lift access to all levels, including the underground garage and the communal solarium. The apartment faces out from the complex, (not poolside) so it avoids noise disturbance coming up from the pool. There is on street parking in front of the apartment or we can reserve you a space in the underground car park. We provide towels for use in the apartment and can provide older towels for outdoor use (towels for outdoor use must be requested in advance of your stay).Because this apartment is on a corner, the bedroom, lounge and kitchen all face out from the building. This means our apartment doesn't suffer from having any rooms whose windows look into a dark and dingy mosquito infested central well.____________________________________________________________________________________Residencial Las Brisas has ......... a 25 metre pool with sunbathing terraces, poolside showers, toilets and changing facilities. The pool is maintained for year round use, has a segregated section for children and a lifeguard in high season..... a telephone entry system and lift access to all levels, including the pool and a small communal rooftop solarium.____________________________________________________________________________________ Las Brisas is located ......... 10 minutes stroll to the beach and .... .... 5 minutes stroll to supermarkets restaurants cafes with wi-fi access bars banks indoor bowling alley, gym and bar go kart track Puerto's open-air Sunday market The nearest free wi-fi access is about 300 metres away, at the Hotel La Cumbre's bar.To see the location, click on the orange coloured tab labelled 'Location', towards the top of this page.____________________________________________________________________________________ Puerto de Mazarron ..... The Costa Calida is one of Spain´s best places to holiday, having a gentle warm winter and long hot summer days. A holiday in Puerto de Mazarron suits couples and families looking for a traditional Spanish seaside holiday with a choice of busy beaches or deserted coves, away from package holiday crowds and with plenty to do both day and night. Puerto has great diving, snorkelling, sailing, windsurfing and fishing. The beaches and small bays slope gently into crystal clear waters. Beach-side villages and miles of countryside surround the 32 km bay of Mazarron. The coastal areas of Mazarron and Puerto de Mazarron boast some of the finest beaches in Spain and the untouched nature of the coastline and countryside appeals to those who seek a tranquil environment for their holidays. Puerto de Mazarron is a popular resort for Spanish families and in the peak season (July and August) the population swells to capacity. At other times of the year it can be very quiet which makes Puerto ideal for that quiet "get away from it all" style holiday. The area is ideal for walking holidays, with a variety of marked walks to suit all abilities. Puerto has an attractive new marina, a variety of restaurants, tapas bars, evening entertainment bars, cultural activities including an open air summer cinema, indoor and outdoor sports facilities including ten pin bowling, sports hall, kart track, an uncovered Roman salt factory museum and a Phonecian boat information centre. Puerto is one of the most important tourist centres for marine and sub-aquatic activities in Spain. The frequency of prevailing winds throughout the year in the Bay of Mazarron means sailing instruction and practice can be undertaken at any time of the year. The clear waters and rich flora and fauna offer the enthusiast some highly interesting dives. The council regularly provides free beach concerts and has theme beaches with facilities for different ages with a variety of free sports and relaxation facilities - even designated nudist beaches. In summer, Puerto de Mazarron has a couple of night clubs and two open-air out of town summer clubs which start very late and continue until sunrise.____________________________________________________________________________________Out & About .....Camposol golf course is about 10 minutes by car, with La Manga only 40 minutes away. Cartagena, a historic city with beautiful architecture, a pedestrianized upmarket shopping area, a variety of museums, newly opened (unearthed) Roman amphitheatre and a large port with a seafront paseo, is 30 minutes away by car. The ancient city of Murcia is the capital of the region. It is easy to get to by train or road and has a historical centre with a cathedral, casino, churches and lots of interesting architecture, cafes, taps bars and some quality restaurants. Whilst in the area, a visit to the beautiful Sierra Espuña National Park, to the north of Mazarron, through Totana or Alhama is a must. The drive and views are spectacular. 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The apartment is in a quiet area but you may hear occasional noise. It has access to a shared swimming pool, a patio area, panoramic views. If you are driving there is private parking and a garage with the outside areas of the house having external lighting.
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Sarah ChalkeSarah Chalke was born on 27 August 1976, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Her parents are Angie Chalke and Doug Chalke. She is the middle child, having one older sister, Natasha Chalke, and one younger, Piper Chalke. Sarah made her acting debut in a made-for-TV movie, City Boy. In 1993, after her first film... See full bio » |
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hi to all i found a website www.silicomchip.com issue 265,266,267, a digital lighting controller with sd card let me know what you think arbj
hi to all i found a website www.silicomchip.com issue 265,266,267, a digital lighting controller with sd card let me know what you think arbj
I think this is the correct link as I could not get to the other http://www.siliconchip.com.au/
It appears that you have to pay to see the entire article. If so, no thanks.
it for free i made a mistake it www.siloconchip.com.au
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Don't waste your time on the "Silicon Chip" box, I commented about it in :-
some time back, I think from memory, it only goes to 64 Channels max and is "Pre-Programmed" to do random "Blinky Flashy" while playing the music off the SD Card.
I have all the issues here in my library, and could scan them if required, but I wouldn't waste my time on the project!!
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What's curious about the project is the DSPIC on the board, that should have the horsepower to do more than just random 'blinky-flashy'.
I wasn't trying to suggest using a cheaper processor (as you implied), rather that the processor is so powerful that there are lots of neat things that they could have done (admitting that I haven't read the pay-walled part of the articles). Since there are doubtlessly FFT libraries and the like available, there is the possibility that they could have automatically synced the lights to the audio music spectrum... It would have taken more work to add this feature (assuming that it isn't already there), but would not necessarily involve low-level programming.
FWIW, the firmware and software source code are available here:
It appears the software has some DSP capability.


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Posted: 09 April 2012 10:07 PM
Ex is talking trash about me.. hes being a real jerk. but im wondering if i should confront him about it or not. any thoughts?
Response number 1
Posted: 12 April 2012 07:16 AM
Maybe tell him that you don't like what he is saying but don't be rude or mean about it and then just ignore him if he keeps doing it. It doesn't matter what he thinks!
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Posted: 14 May 2012 09:14 PM
... Boys.
Girl, you set that boy straight. Tell him that he is being ridiculous and doesn't have the right to talk about you like that. Just try not to sound to rude and overly judging because that will give him a reason to spread crap about you even more.
They call me Dr. Phil for a reason >.< -
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Posted: 25 May 2012 01:56 PM
what the crap is this about? god
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Posted: 25 May 2012 03:03 PM
you unfeeling moron, rogue! i can't belive you. And sweetheart, cathy, WHY DO YOU EVEN CARE WHAT HE SAYS? did you dump him or what? if he talks trash about you, make it impossible for him to ever get another gf evr agian. Remember all that embarrassing crap you found out? So do all the girls in school!
You make sure that he dosen't have anyone. Remeber the stuff he did to you? Now his freinds know. He's so jealous! get a new bf, and a better one!
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Ok, so you get Deino at Level 38-39. It can already learn some pretty solid STAB's. Dragon Pulse and Crunch. Now since you're training for the Elite Four, you should get your Pokemon to around 45-55 to go through without much trouble. There are some Woobat's around the place, giving some great starting EXP to get around level 42 or so. Once you have reached these levels, go to the Elite Four and give Deino the EXP Share. This is the best and most recommended way of training any Under-Levelled Pokemon.
Well, this is all I can recommend. Hope I helped you.
Well, depending on how far I think that celestial tower is good . All the Pokemon there are destroyed by your dark type moves barring golbat from BW2 and cant awnser back and hurt your precious deino.
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The showcase of last week's class was one of Mexico's most famous and delicious moles, the Poblano, which originated in the kitchen of the Convent of Santa Rosa, in Puebla. After seeing how much guests enjoyed it, I can't wait to share it with you.
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