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The Sac Metro Air District's annual Check Before You Burn season has ended. It will start again on November 1, 2020.
For the daily air quality forecast, please visit SpareTheAir.com.
Check Before You Burn Season History
The Sac Metro Air District's annual Check Before You Burn season runs from November 1 through the end of February. This wood burning regulation, Rule 421 Mandatory Episodic Curtailment Of Wood And Other Solid Fuel Burning, restricts or prohibits the use of all fireplaces, woodstoves, inserts and pellet
stoves when fine particle pollution (PM2.5) is forecast to be high. This law applies to residents and businesses in unincorporated Sacramento County, Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Galt, Isleton, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento.
Check Before You Burn is the public outreach program implemented by the Sac Metro Air District. The program provides the public with the same day and next day burn status. Residents may check this website for the burn status, call 1-877-NO-BURN-5 (1-877-662-8765) or download the free Sacramento Region Air Quality app available in all app stores.
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Except for those who have an exemption or waiver (see section below), mandatory curtailment days apply to anyone operating a wood burning device or lighting a fire in Sacramento County from November through February of each year.
Stage 2 - All Burning Prohibited: It is illegal to burn any solid fuel, including wood, manufactured firelogs and pellets in any device.
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For individuals with financial hardship or those living in homes where a wood burning device is the only source of heat, you may be considered exempt from Sac Metro Air District Rule 421 by completing the Request for Exemption from the Mandatory Curtailment of Wood Burning.
Hardship Waiver: The Sac Metro Air District may approve a Hardship Waiver for those who have a compelling economic reason. To apply, fill out the Hardship Waiver form below and submit with all required information. Income and circumstances are considered. The Sac Metro Air District uses the State of California Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) local income guidelines as a starting point. If you have questions or concerns about qualifying please contact us.
Sole Source of Heat: Households that do not have any other source of heat are exempt from the provisions of the rule. By filing a sole source exemption, the Sac Metro Air District will have your residence on file as being exempt. If your heater breaks down temporarily, you may also file for this exemption until repairs are made.
Please contact the Sac Metro Air District at 916-874-4800 or 1-800-880-9025 for more information.
Protecting public health and reducing the harmful effects of wood smoke in Sacramento County takes everyone's cooperation. Check Before You Burn is the law in Sacramento County and it is important to pay attention to Rule 421 requirements. First time violators of Rule 421 will be issued a Notice of Penalty. Second time violators will be issued a Notice of Violation.
Notice of Penalty: Persons found in violation of Sac Metro Air District Rule 421 are subject to a first time $50 penalty. As an alternative to paying the penalty you may take and pass the Wood-Smoke-Awareness-Training-Exam.
Notice of Violation (NOV): Repeat violators will be issued an NOV and are subject to fines as determined by the Sac Metro Air District Mutual Settlement Program. See Violations & Settlements for more information about this program.


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The discourse on 'faiths and freedoms' in post/modern Britain is growing, fluid, exciting, dangerous, sometimes not very well informed, and always unfinished. Like life.
In terms of current media and political debates, 'faith issues' tend too readily to be dominated by characterisations of (and responses to) Islam arising from the government's agendas around security and cohesion. And often not in useful ways.
It is good that community secretary Hazel Blears now says she wants to engage with a broader range of Muslim voices. But to characterise those she has not been talking to in terms of 'extremism' may not be the best starting point!
People in power frequently create dialogue in their own image, often without realising it. A larger shift is required. The embodiment and use of state power will have to change, just as those who have been prey to rejectionism, anger and worse are being invited to see and respond differently.
More broadly, talk about 'religion' or 'belief' in the abstract is usually unenlightening and unhelpful. We need to get specific and hear people's experiences and perspectives from particular contexts, life-stances and traditions. Christians campaigning alongside asylum seekers for rights and dignity. Muslims confronting discrimination, stereotyping and prejudice, but also seeking to find a place of recognition and security. Hard-pressed Jewish social workers. Busy Hindu accountants. Thoughtful humanist teachers. Active Sikh entrepreneurs. Real people living real lives, on the basis of which their impressions, beliefs and hopes are formed.
The issues people of faith raise – by their existence, as much as by anything they say – are the fundamentally important ones of identity, belonging, difference, citizenship, and the very meaning of human freedom and possibility.
These questions cannot simply be assumed to have been settled by a type of secular discourse that discounts religions as having nothing to contribute. But at the same time, members of religious organisations cannot start by assuming that their convictions may simply be imposed on others. Both religiosity and secularity have to be remade together. Complexity and difficulty have to be embraced through relationship.
What we need, therefore, is dialogue, community engagement and mutual persuasion within a framework which seeks space for all (believers and non-believers, those of all faiths and good faith). Privilege for a few will not work. Nor will exclusion. Both are wrong because they distort our relationships. They also distort our convictions and the reading of our foundational texts, both sacred and secular.
Negotiating what all this means in particular situations and in relation to specific policies is not easy. But where real commonality can emerge is in the recognition that overbearing state or corporate power is not what makes for a healthy society or a meaningful exchange among people. We need to challenge those trends together - which is the assumption behind a people's Convention like this on Modern Liberty. As Helena Kennedy QC has said: "the state is here at our behest, we are not here at the behest of the state."
Next we need to employ that possibility of togetherness-in-freedom as the spirit with which to address disagreements – many of them quite deep. On schooling, on equalities, on the law, on the economy and on a number of other issues.
Where, then, are we starting in terms of faith? The reality is that we now live in a mixed belief society, rather than one where the civic Christianity embodied in an Established Church can be assumed as the norm. That may question certain policies, institutions and frameworks inherited from the past. But it need not be a threat to free faith.
Indeed, as a convinced Christian I would regard it as an opportunity to rediscover a more authentic, liberating message and practice within my own community of conviction; a hopeful dynamic that has often been obscured or defaced by the collusion of 'official religion' with top-down governing authority.
This UK shift from a core religious settlement to one of diversity is what some of us call post-Christendom. Something is passing away, but what will emerge in its place is still uncertain and open for negotiation. No wonder there are anxieties around!
For people of faith from all backgrounds there is a choice to be made in the face of a changing, plural society. Will we turn in upon ourselves, resort to aggressive populism, and cry 'persecution' when others expect of us what we expect of others? Will we shy away from sharing free public space with others and demand exemptions and special measures?
Or can we develop global understandings of citizenship and shared responsibility, rooted in a confidence about our own specific traditions of reasoning and belief? Can we nurture a self-identity which is self-critical, which opens doors and builds bridges? Can we have the courage to expose abuses of power in our own communities, not just in others and in the state?
(This is a legitimate question for secular, humanist and atheist people as well as religious persons of various stripes, incidentally. The critique of religion, external and internal, is vital. But when it becomes obviously self-righteous it moves from useful analysis to aggressive rhetoric.)
This 'people's convention' on active, responsible liberty suggests that (to develop Barack Obama's famous catchphrase) together we can make change. With all its glories and frailties, a gathering like this embodies a new kind of people-driven, boundary-crossing polity: one that can emerge even as traditional political institutions waver under growing global pressures, and as they are tempted to resort to authoritarian measures and fearful rhetoric.
Likewise, Ekklesia experiences 'the emerging church' (the diverse one that is breaking cover as institutional religion declines) as more than capable of facing the demands of an open society, of realising the best of what it has inherited, and of resisting the danger it is tempted to – a kind of neo-Constantinianism.
There is a helpful Christian theological account of all this. It says that unquenchable life meets us in and through the flesh, not in abstract principles. In observing, respecting and listening to each others' humanity we will find ourselves closer to the voice of the God who is the true mystery of the world than we ever will by retreating into enclaves and throwing rocks at each other.
In this sense, genuine liberty comes through recognising our interconnectedness, through mutual service. It is also essentially non-violent.
Let me put it another way. Genuine faith – in God, in the good, in people and in the giftedness and needs of our planet – grows through freedom, depends upon freedom to keep it honest, and can contribute to the shared openness and strived-for equality that is an essential part of our free flourishing.
This is the larger message that people of religious conviction can bring to the debate on modern liberty, and to campaigns to rightfully resist political forces that would make us subject to arbitrary power. That and a recognition of the possibility that we can be redeemed from corruption through love.
© Simon Barrow is co-director of Ekklesia. This is an expanded version of his introduction to the session on 'Faiths and Freedoms' at the Convention on Modern Liberty (http://www.modernliberty.net/) at the Institute of Education, London, on Saturday 28 February 2009.


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The zoo in Cologne, which opened in 1860, is one of the oldest and largest in Germany. No matter what time of year or what the weather, it makes for a fantastic family day out in the UNESCO city of Cologne on the Rhine.
The 20 hectares of Cologne Zoo are home to over 10,000 animals, representing more than 700 species from all corners of the globe. The aquarium provides fascinating insights into underwater worlds from the Rhine to the Pacific. In the 70 tanks, which hold between 110 and 77,000 litres of water and are arranged geographically, you can see colourful fish and electric elephantnose fish, as well as lots of other sea-life – from starfish, seahorses and sea urchins to corals and anemones. For bird lovers, the 'owl monastery' is a must-see. The Jungle House runs a successful breeding programme with the zoo's primates, which include lowland gorillas, orang-utans and bonobos, as well as leaf-eating douc langurs. The insectarium is the place to meet some of the world's weirdest creatures, from delicate butterflies to poisonous spiders. In more than 30 terrariums, insects such as the stick insects and the 'walking leaves' show off their expert camouflage, and the majestic praying mantis perform their magnificent displays. Ants reveal a rare glimpse into the intricacies of colony life, while poisonous tarantulas and scorpions lie menacingly in wait for their prey. Bonus attraction: watching the graceful butterflies and other dainty winged insects inside the walk-through free-flight hall.
The Hippodom – a spacious, walk-through simulation of an African riverscape – is one of the zoo's main enclosures along with the huge Elephant Park and the Rainforest, a tropics house representing South East Asia. Here, you have the chance to discover hippos, Nile crocodiles, antelopes and other inhabitants of the African river plains. Watching the animals at feeding time is always an entertaining experience – whether it's the baboons putting on a culinary spectacle in the ape enclosure or the piranhas and meerkats hunting out the tastiest treats. You can also make this a 24-hour zoo adventure by camping overnight: tents for adults, camps for kids (aged 7+) and family pitches are available with prior booking (the zoo provides weather-proof tents for overnight guests). You can discover what the animals get up to around the clock as the zoo offers daytime tours, evening torchlight tours, a nocturnal walk through the rainforest enclosure and the chance to be a zookeeper for the day (prior booking required).
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Clay Buchholz was released from the hospital and was in the Red Sox clubhouse on Wednesday "after a bout of esophagitis that led to a gastrointestinal bleed".
It was really scary. I've never felt the urge to pass out every time you stand up and I really didn't know what was going on. When the doctor said, "Come to my office and we'll check you out" and I said, "I can't get there. I can't walk." ... I think they tried to downplay it, but when you're laying in ICU, where I'm from that means stuff's not going really well. ... They still haven't put a finger on what happened or what caused it.Buchholz said he did not know when he'd return to the rotation, but one source said it would be after the All-Star break.
It depends how my body's gonna feel getting out and starting to throw and move around. I need to get my legs back underneath me right now, so it's going to take as long as it has to take, I guess. I'm not going to push myself to get back in any earlier than I feel like I need to. ... I feel good but obviously have to start slow.Gordon Edes asked David Ortiz, 36, if the big fellow had discovered the Fountain of Youth this season? Ortiz said he had heard of Ponce de Leon - "that [expletive] from Spain" - and he laughed when he admitted, "I don't feel any younger, to be honest with you." After hitting his 21st home run of the season Wednesday afternoon, Ortiz is on pace to hit 45 taters this season.
Josh Beckett is expected to pitch Saturday night in Seattle. ... The Red Sox are 3-25 when scoring three or fewer runs. By comparison, the Yankees are 5-20 and the Rangers are 7-19.
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As of Friday afternoon, a long awaited addition to our arsenal of MS symptomatic drugs has been approved.
We had a conversation about Ampyra which is a timed-release version of the drug 4-Aminopyridine (and formerly known as Fampridine SR), last May. At that time the drug was being resubmitted to the FDA for approval (rejected, originally, due to "formatting issues" during the application process).
This drug is thought to increase signal conduction by blocking tiny pore-like potassium channels on nerves of the central nervous system (CNS).
The time-released part of the drug is what is new, for those of you who have been getting 4-Aminopyridine from compound pharmacies.
Phase III clinical trials suggest that some 34-43 percent of people taking Ampyra had positive results in the areas of leg strength and walking speed. An average of 25 percent increase in walking speed!
No drug, of course, is without risk. Potential side effects include back pain, dizziness, headache, insomnia, urinary tract infection (UTI), fatigue, nausea, balance disorder and falls (which may or may not have been increased by subjects trying to walk without their assistive devices). There were also enough cases of seizure that anyone who has a history of seizure disorder are warned NOT to take Ampyra.
Patients with moderate or severe renal disorder (kidney issues) are also warned against taking Ampyra as this could lead to an unsafe level of the drug in the body.
The drug is administered in capsule form and, in clinical trials, was dosed every twelve hours.
The price of prescription Ampyra has yet to be announced, but many in the MS world are expecting a net cost around $10,000 per annum and will likely be ready to dispense in March of this year.
When we last discussed this drug, several of you commented about your use of the compounded version of the drug. I'd be interested to hear more from you, as well as those of you who may consider Ampyra in your treatment regime… or not.
Wishing you and your family the best of health.
Important: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and not Everyday Health.


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Raising Kids: It Takes An Association
If being a parent in the 1990s is a tough assignment, an organization in the nation's capital is trying to make the work a little easier.
The Parents' Council of Washington is an education association for 28,000 parents and helps them to connect with each other and trade tips about raising their children. Supported by 58 dues-paying independent schools, the council features 12 Catholic schools, who receive some additional services beyond those the Archdiocese of Washington provides for them.
Parents' positive response to the Council indicates that it is meeting an important need. Indeed, the organization could serve as a model for other groups of private school parents around the country. As Council co-president Elly Frieder says, many families need additional resources to gain a better understanding of their children and their schools. What's more, since students today have the opportunity for peer relationships well beyond their own neighborhoods, parents can also benefit from relating to each other on a wider, regional basis.
Through regular meetings, a newsletter, and other means of communication, the Parents' Council brings parents together to help each other set standards, know their children better, and understand what is "normal," particularly during adolescence. The group also provides guidelines for parents to form peer groups in the schools.
"It's comforting to know that your teen-aged son who shuts himself in his room isn't abnormal. That's what teenaged boys do," said Karen Zill, president of the Parents' Association of St. Anselm's Abbey School in northeast Washington, and the mother of two boys. She serves as a school representative on the Parents' Council for the Benedictine school for boys.
Through its meetings and its 175-page book, Parent to Parent: Raising Children in Washington, the group offers a mixture of time-honored advice about raising children, mixed with a contemporary understanding of children's psychology, and the importance of respecting differences in children.
A Parents' Council-sponsored lecture in February by Peter Cobb, president of the Council for Religion in Independent Schools, addressed "Raising Moral Children." Cobb encouraged attendees to give examples of the values they wanted to instill in their children.
Beyond basic values such as honesty and hard work, respect for one's body, nature, and animals appeared on the list, which had more than two dozen items.
The Parents' Council, he said, acts as a resource for parents without claiming to have any exclusive answers to the problems families face, a resident of Rockville, Md. Nonetheless, parents at meetings can find others who share their values.
"It's easier to pick up on who has similar values," at meetings, said Frieder, whose 15-year old daughter attends Connelly School of the Holy Child in Potomac, Md., an all-girls Catholic school. Her 20-year old son attends Jesuit-run Loyola College in Baltimore.
The ambitious organization also has a World Wide Web site at www.capaccess.org/parentscouncil and recently published a revised issue of its flagship book.
Published late last year, Parent to Parent recently sold out its first printing of 7,500 before the organization authorized a second print run of 5,000, according to Council co-president Elizabeth Hayes.
The book gives parents advice on how to define and maintain standards in raising their children, and it helps them to detect warning signs for typical problems in children, as well as how to recover after they or their children make serious mistakes.
As any good Christian would need to do, parents must be prepared to stand alone at times.
"Be prepared for the fact that your family's values may conflict radically with those of your children's friends, even parents you have known and respected for many years," the book says.
Subjects covered in it include "Beach Week," "Cheating and Honor Codes," "Dating: Twos & Groups," "Eating Healthy & Harmful" and "Alone & Latchkey." The chapters are short and are cross-referenced to related subjects in the book as well as to other publications and organizations that can provide further assistance.
The book advises parents to maintain an optimistic attitude about their children's development. It also encourages them to apologize for their mistakes, which helps children understand that they can learn from their errors.
"Love is everything," the book says. "Every time we kiss or hug our children, we give them the love they need to feel strong and important. Unconditional love from parents is the basis of the 'self-esteem' we hear so much about. Our children should feel they can depend on us—even if they have done something we don't approve of. We can love our child and hate the behavior."
The Council helps to reinforce the message that "we're working on behalf of the children, on the same track," Zill said.
Founded in 1964, the Council included secondary schools for many years and grew primarily through word of mouth among school administrators and parents. During the last two years, primary schools have also joined the Parents' Council. Parents of elementary school children want to get more involved, Hayes said.
Recent Catholic elementary schools that have joined include Blessed Sacrament in northwest Washington, and Little Flower and The Woods Academy, both in Bethesda, Md. Overall, eight schools have joined the fold during the past 18 months, Hayes said.
Many Catholic parents would disagree with the Parents' Council book's idea that "there are no 'right' answers, only possibilities to choose from." The book passed muster with the principal of one Catholic school, however, who bought copies for all school's parents, after asking Frieder about its contents and taking a look at the book, she said.
Although the Parents'Council regularly attracts 200-300 parents to its meetings, 90% of attendees are mothers, said Hayes. Fathers tend to take more interest in meetings about college admissions or sports, she said.
The organization's board is all-women, but they would prefer to have men involved, she said.
Involvement in parents organizations is "another way to find out what's going on" at the school, said Zill. "My sons don't say a lot. I learn more of what's going on [through the Council], and it can be an opener for conversation."
Through greater interaction with their peers, parents can also learn that their children's claims—that all their friends have later curfews or can attend beach week unsupervised—are not necessarily true.
William Murray writes from Kensington, Md.
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Citymeals-on-Wheels: 27th Annual Chefs' Tribute
Originally formed in 1985 to celebrate James Beard's 82nd birthday, Monday night marked the 27th annual Chef's Tribute to Citymeals-on-Wheels. This annual al fresco event kicks off the summer season in New York City and is held at Rockefeller Center. While James passed away a few months prior to the first event, the gala now salutes America's harvest and American talent as a tribute to him. Monday night's event was a celebration of food and film as renowned chefs gathered and served dishes inspired by their favorite movies. Over 40 students from ICE volunteered at the event and worked with some of the greatest chefs in the nation. We are so proud of their hard work – see below for highlights from the evening. Hats off!
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Toughie No 763 by Petitjean
A Day at the Movies
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No "slightly mad" hat needed for this Petitjean puzzle. How many of you got the wordplay to 25 across without looking it up? I certainly didn't.
Please leave a comment telling us what you thought. You can also add your assessment by selecting from one to five stars at the bottom of the post.
1a & 5a Open-minded about Turner's visual imperfection (8,6)
{DETACHED RETINA} – a signature Petitjean clue! – a word meaning open minded is followed by a two-letter word for about and the first name of the former Mrs Ike Turner to get this visual imperfection
5a See 1 across
9a Bamboozle angry man such as Paul Daniels? (8)
{CONJUROR} – a charade of a word meaning to bamboozle and one of the 12 Angry Men gives someone like, for example, Paul Daniels
10a Film company boss's single Oscar (6)
{STUDIO} – another name for a film company is derived from a boss or knob, I (single) and the letter represented by Oscar in the NATO phonetic alphabet
12a Diet of junk causing a rotten smell (6)
{FOETID} – an anagram (junk) of DIET OF gives an alternative spelling of sn adjective meaning with a rotten smell
13a No 2 could be (5,3)
{SHORT CUT} – the kind of hairstyle that a No 2 trimmer would give is also a quicker alternative route
15a Oik catching a cold taking old ineffective remedy (7)
{PLACEBO} – put an oik around the A from the clue and C(ols) then add O(ld) to get a remedity that is ineffective because it is prescribed for the psychological benefit to the patient rather than for any physiological effect
16a Rose oil left from bingo (4)
{OTTO} – this oil made from rose petals is derived by dropping the initial L from another name for bingo
16a Scent is nothing initially then totally overwhelming (newspaper version)
A scent is derived from O (nothing) followed by the initial letters of Then Totally Overwhelming
20a Paddy appearing in revival of 'Separate Tables' (4)
{BATE} – a paddy or tantrum is hidden (appearing in) and reversed (revival) inside the clue
21a Save one's thanks for person serving 1 Down? (7)
{BARISTA} – a charade of a word meaning save or with the exception of, I'S (one's) and a short word for thanks gives someone who might serve 1 down in a coffee shop
25a Well-spoken former 'Top Gear' presenter hailed in E3? (8)
{ELOQUENT} – this adjective meaning well-spoken could be how a cockney (in London E3) might hail a former 'Top Gear' presenter – not being a fan of programs about cars that I can neither afford nor wish to drive I had to look up Mr Wilson, and I'm still not convinced as I can find no reference to this shortening of his first name
26a Intelligence of current university fellows (6)
{ACUMEN} – this intelligence or astuteness comes from a charade of a type of electric current, U(niversity) and some fellows
28a End of engagement like a bad movie (6)
{TALKIE} – the final letter (end) of engagemenT is followed by an anagram (bad) of LIKE A gives a type of movie of which The Jazz Singer is a very early example
29a No positives to appalling cocktail with last of limoncello liqueur (8)
{GALLIANO} – an anagram (cocktail) of A(PP)ALLING without the PP (no positives) followed by the final letter (last) of limoncellO gives an Italian liqueur flavoured with anise
30a Hack off a green monstrosity (6)
{ENRAGE} – this verb meaning to hack off or annoy is an anagram (monstrosity) of A GREEN
31a Runny brie grocer first cut to serve at barbecue (5,3)
{SPARE RIB} – put an anagram (runny) of BRIE after a chain of independent grocery shops to get a cut of meat often first cut to serve at barbecue served at a barbecue
1d Lower classes may get over greasy spoon in coffee (6)
{DECAFF} – start with the two lowest socio-economic classes and then add a slang word for a greasy spoon or cheap, shabby eating place to get this tasteless coffee
2d Kind offer (6)
{TENDER} – a double definition that is a very old chestnut!
3d Trial resulting from swimmer's bottom being exposed in changing cubicle (8)
{CRUCIBLE} – this type of trial is the title of one of my favourite Arthur Miller plays – to get it put the final (bottom in a down clue) letter of swimmeR inside (being exposed in) an anagram (changing) of cubicle
4d Cupid's preference for alfresco libidinous conclusions (4)
{EROS} – another name for Cupid can be found as the final letters (conclusions) of four words in the clue
6d Milk and old Viennese cake unfinished (6)
{EXTORT} – this verb meaning to milk is a charade of a two-letter word for old followed by most of (unfinished) an Austrian cake
7d Start off clear from criticism producing show (8)
{INDICATE} – remove the initial V from (start off) a verb meaning to clear from criticism to get a different verb, this one meaning to show
8d Endorsement is commercial choice (8)
{ADOPTION} – this endorsement or xxx comes from a charade of a two-letter word for a commercial followed by a choice
11d Dave's old china holding occasional balti or wine (7)
{CHABLIS} – put the name of Dave's sidekick in the group that had hits with such classics as Gertcha, Rabbit, Ossie's Dream (Spurs Are On Their Way to Wembley), and Ain't No Pleasing You around the odd (occasional) letters of BaLtI to get a type of wine
14d Meagre second crop before end of season — why, you may ask (7)
{SCRAWNY} – this adjective meaning meagre or skinny comes from a charade of S(econd), a crop or throat of a bird, the final letter (end) of seasoN, and the letter that sounds like (you may ask) why
17d Anonymous worker's scoffing drove one away (8)
{ABSENTEE} – not, as I first thought, an anonymous worker but A(nonymous) followed by a worker insect (not the ant this time!) arount (scoffing) a verb meaning drove or despatched to get someone who is away
18d Square 50s retro style about buggy (8)
{STROLLER} – start with S(quare) then put two of the Roan numerals for 50 inside an anagram (style) of RETRO to get a North American word for a buggy or pushchair
19d Perfectionist succeeded with puzzle (8)
{STICKLER} – this perfectionist is derived from a charade of S(ucceeded) followed by a puzzle or difficult problem
22d Sovereign decree (6)
{RULING} – a double definition – sovereign as an adjective and a decree or judgement
23d Spoil rascal's demeanour (6)
{IMPAIR} – this verb meaning to spoil comes from yet another charade – this time a rascal or mischievous child and a demeanour or manner
24d Lay to rest some alien Tom Baker characters (6)
{ENTOMB} – a verb meaning to lay to rest is hidden (some … characters) inside the clue
27d Ogle women during intermission (4)
{GAWP} – this verb meaning to ogle is created by putting W(omen) inside an intermission
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MUSIC festivals like Stereosonic might ban men from baring their chests but the organisers of ConFest, an alternative camp-out festival held twice a year near Moulamein in south-western NSW, take a very different approach to nudity.
''Don't be surprised to have a naked ticket collector when you arrive at the ConFest gate,'' the festival's website reads.
''Clothing can range from nothing, to body paint, a coat of mud, a sheet, a fairy costume, even a ball gown or dinner suit.''
Far from being a distraction from ConFest's week-long program of music, performances and alternative lifestyle workshops, the naked ticket collector and mud-covered festivalgoers are one of the keys to its enduring success.
''There's always a pressure for festivals to distinguish themselves from each other,'' said Chris Gibson, a professor in human geography from the University of Wollongong.
''It's true to say there's an oversupply of generic music festivals these days.''
The co-author of Music Festivals and Regional Development in Australia, Gibson said the dilemma faced by organisers was to convince people to buy tickets when few of them went to festivals to only listen to music.
Comedians are on the bill for the Falls Music & Arts Festival, while the Peats Ridge Sustainable Arts & Music Festival features an extensive program of theatrical performers, circus acts and environmental workshops.
''The holy grail of festival organising is a loyal set of repeat customers,'' Gibson said.
''That loyalty is important. Festivals that are sustainable in the long-term take that loyalty seriously and see their audience as a community rather than bums on seats.''
Gibson said events like ConFest, which opened on Friday, and the Peats Ridge Festival, which opened on Saturday, generated a sense of community and belonging by making festivalgoers active participants rather than passive consumers.
At least two hours' work is expected as part of ConFest's $80 admission, with festivalgoers also encouraged to hold workshops.
''I really like the fact that all the performances come from the community. There are no paid performers,'' said Madeleine Wolf, who has attended ConFest for more than a decade.
In the past, Wolf's contribution has ranged from volunteering in the first-aid tent to demonstrating how to dance on logs at the festival that was organised by the former deputy prime minister, Jim Cairns, and first held in 1976.
''There are some people who are there because it's a cheap place to get pissed or wasted,'' she says. ''But they are identifiable because they are fairly rare.''
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The Universiade Pavilion (1983), better known as "the Butterdome" was built for the World Universiade Games and the University of Alberta's 75th Anniversary. This facility contains full-scale facilities for track and field events as well as facilities for numerous other sports including volleyball, basketball, tennis, badminton, gymnastics, soccer, European handball, and a climbing wall. The Pavillion is connected to the Van Vliet Physical Education and Recreation Centre. This space is also used for various events including student orientation, tradeshows, craft fairs, community events, and sporting events.
This building is located on 87 Avenue between 116 and 114 Street on the North Campus of the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The capital of Canada is Ottawa, in the province of Ontario. There are offically ten provinces and three territories in Canada, which is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area.While politically and legally an independant nation, the titular head of state for Canada is still Queen Elizabeth.On the east end of Canada, you have Montreal as the bastion of activity. Montreal is famous for two things, VICE magazine and the Montreal Jazz Festival. One is the bible of hipster life (disposable, of course) and the other is a world-famous event that draws more than two million people every summer. Quebec is a French speaking province that has almost seceded from Canada on several occasions, by the way..When you think of Canada, you think of . . . snow, right?But not on the West Coast. In Vancouver, it rains. And you'll find more of the population speaking Mandarin than French (but also Punjabi, Tagalog, Korean, Farsi, German, and much more).Like the other big cities in Canada, Vancouver is vividly multicultural and Vancouverites are very, very serious about their coffee.Your standard Vancouverite can be found attired head-to-toe in Lululemon gear, mainlining Cafe Artigiano Americanos (spot the irony for ten points).But here's a Vancouver secret only the coolest kids know: the best sandwiches in the city aren't found downtown. Actually, they're hidden in Edgemont Village at the foot of Grouse Mountain on the North Shore."It's actually worth coming to Canada for these sandwiches alone." -- Michelle Superle, VancouverText by Steve Smith.


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Instagram, with all its hipster filters, can make anything look retro. But you know what, North Korea really doesn't need Instagram. It's already as retro as you can get.
Still, Associated Press photographer David Guttenfelder is in Pyongyang, uploading photos to his Instagram page, points out TechInAsia.
Explains Guttenfelder on his Instagram page: "...the local service provider, Koryolink, is allowing foreigners to access the Internet on a data capable 3G connection on our mobile phones. In the past I could post geolocated phone photos to my Instagram feed by turning my online laptop into a hotspot to link my iPhone or iPod touch by wifi. But, today I'm posting this directly from my phone while riding in the back of a van in Pyongyang. The window onto North Korea has opened another crack. Meanwhile, for Koreans here who will not have access to the same service, the window remains shut."
Filters or not, Guttenfelder's photos are fantastic. They provide a look the world really hasn't seen at an extremely guarded country. Other press, such as AP's Jean Lee are also uploading to Instagram. If you're on Instagram, both are definitely worth following.
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I just returned from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas where my Missouri Tigers made bacon out of the Arkansas Razorbacks. No offense to any Razorbacks who are reading! My submissions actually were taken on Monday and Tuesday, but since so many people took Monday and Tuesday off, wasn't that just sort of a long weekend. These were taken with my Canon SD 1000 (my favorite point and shoot). Snapshots all, not the greatest shots but filled the bill of the number three. The first two were taken at the Cotton Bowl Parade, where 3 of Dallas's finest were riding very slowly and very impressivle close together on their Kawasaki 1000's.
This shot is of the scoreboard in the third quarter. Both teams have 3 time outs left. The time is 13:38. Mizzou has scored 3 TD's and kicked 3 extra points. And, it's the AT&T Cotton Bowl. Well, and for Arkansas 3 times zero is still zero.
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Very often we are asked by clients to book a recording studio ourselves (or to recommend one) and although the cost of hiring a recording studio can vary enormously, we always try to keep within a sensible budget to maintain cost effective recordings. It is sometimes hard to accurately estimate how long it can take to record strings in a studio as things may run very smoothly with the recording being finished surprisingly quickly, or hiccups can arise which slow things down. With session musicians and studio engineers usually paid on an hourly rate, it's important to make every minute in the studio productive. From the players point of view, any professional will make sure they turn up a little early, with their instrument ready to play and any tricky parts to the music already prepared. A studio can organise things beforehand too – with chairs set out, microphones in place and everything set up ready to record straight away.
But what are some of the factors which (in our experience) can improve the efficiency of studio work?
Firstly, it's absolutely essential that any string parts which are to be recorded are composed or arranged and agreed with the client beforehand, ideally when other instruments and vocals are already in place so that strings can be written to enhance the rest of the track. Turning up at the studio and being asked to improvise or collaborate is likely to waste time whilst players agree on how and what to play, and it's always a risk that the client might not like the results, having envisaged it sounding entirely different. A properly prepared score can save literally hours of time in the studio.
Likewise, if strings are to be added to a track with other instruments and vocals already recorded, it's important that no 'last minute changes' are made to this after the string arrangement has been done – because the score the string arranger has prepared may well differ meaning the string parts don't line up with the rest of the track. This can cause confusion and delay as the players try and work out how the score needs to be amended before recording can resume.
A string arranger can make the score very detailed with bowings, articulations, dynamics and other subtleties written in so that players can simply go in and play the music right at first reading. Sadly this is not always the case and can be a major bugbear of session musicians. Even in the case of top film and television soundtrack recordings if an orchestrator or arranger has not been very detailed in their scoring, much time can be wasted in the studio.
So when seeking a quotation or estimate for session musicians, so much can depend on the quality of preparation done beforehand and this is the responsibility of the client as well as the orchestrator / arranger. Poorly written parts can take literally double the time to record and although many bands or songwriters think that money can be saved by doing it themselves, it can often be a false economy.


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Also, no reproduction of this document. See below This walkthrough is to be free of charge if any person, or any company, Business, etcetera are found charging for this document legal action Will be taken. This walkthrough is intended for personal use. You may share it with a friend, or print it (why you would want to Considering it will probably be lengthy and use a large amount of ink, Is beyond me but this action is allowed). Please note if you have any suggestions, tips, tricks etcetera send me An e-mail. The address is gamefreakchad88 AT* yahoo.com** * Notice I did not use the @ symbol, this is deliberate. It is my attempt At preventing automated e-mail bots from sending me junk mail. ** My e-mail may be changing if it does the FAQ will say so I will answer questions if and only if the subject says "Alone in the Dark Wii question†(Ctrls) - Controls Due to the large number of control schemes, I will not list them here. The ability to view the controls and how they are performed are available Under the options menu on "Alone in the Dark's†main menu. Note: This is where you switch the controls from right-handed Left-handed. Another note: Left handed players place the Wii-mote in your left hand and The Nunchaku in your right. Yet another note: The instruction booklet has the controls as well (O/CI) - Opening/Closing the Inventory For this section things are a bit different I'm going to tell you how to Open/Close the Inventory first (because it's not easy the first couple of times) This technique works every time Here is what to do to open the inventory: Hold your arms straight out with both hands next to each other, now it gets Tricky, Twist your left hand over like you are trying to see your palm, Twist your right hand over as if you are trying to see your palm, now it gets Even trickier, you want to do that with both hands at the same time. Remember you are twisting your hands/wrists over not pulling them apart You do not need to twist too far. Here is what to do to close the inventory: Simply, do what you did before except this time you want to see the back of Your hands. Do it a few times until you get the hang of it Did you practice? Good! Because I am not repeating it. Well let us say you cannot open/close the inventory still using my technique, (If you are doing the technique right, it will work every time) If not return to the Wii menu, eject the disc, put it in its case and go lie down >_< laughs. But seriously, just keep trying to open it using the technique Eventually you will figure it out and you will be able to open it all the time. (Sty) - Story The story is about Edward Carnby and a few other people he meets. One night in NYC, he is beaten, interrogated and drugged for information. Eventually you discover he is the only person that can save New York From the vicious tremors that appear. You follow him in his quest to regain His memory and solve the mystery of tremors using cars, a chick and a gun. (Wlkthru) - Episode 1 –The Nightmare Begins (1.1) – Wake Up You start in what seems to be a small interrogation room. Someone is speaking a Strange language. No matter. Push down on the d-pad to blink and clear up your Vision. It is not necessary unless you want to watch the old man Paddington get Pimp slapped. After the -CUTSCENE- is over you will be told to move. You will Only be able to go on one path the man behind you will stop you if you try any Other directions –ANOTHER CUTSCENE- After the fall take the door on your left And follow the hallway until you come to a room with a mirror on the wall. Hang a right. ---CHAPTER END--- (1.2) – Vertigo Go to the wall and wait for the elevator to arrive. –CUTSCENE- You'll hear a woman asking for help. You can't help her now but you will later on. Pull yourself up to the ledge follow the wall towards a ladder and climb up it. At the top is a fire Hose Press a to have the hose unwind and provide a method to escape. Climb down the wall and once you get to the fan push minus to prevent being blown away. Dodge the debris exit to the door at the bottom-right. ---CHAPTER END--- (1.3) – Fire Escape You'll begin a conversation with Anna, she wants you to save her husband. On the right Is a doorway go ahead and walk through it and at the back left is Another room go there. Grab the extinguisher because it is going to get hot. Put the fire out to start a dialogue with the husband. Afterwards, either use the extinguisher or the other object a canister perhaps and break down the door by swinging the remote or stabbing. Switch to over shoulder view to use as weapon. After leaving the room head down the blazing hallway extinguish flames You want the first open door on the right. SURPRISE! The floor breaks Jump over it using whichever technique you want I like minus myself It is easier. Take two lefts and then a right. ---CHAPTER END--- (1.4) – Collapsing World Walk around in the room until it collapses then head for one of the large holes watch the –CUTSCENE- ---CHAPTER END--- Episode 2 – Close Encounters (2.1) – Don't Look Down! After you've exited the doorway to the right there will be a cable. You need to grab this cable and climb up it walk back and forth on the fall to build momentum, once you've begun moving quickly keep going to the left and press the b button. If you've done this part right you'll land on a ledge take the ledge to the left and after a few seconds something will fall and break the ledge you'll fall but Edward is no slacker or rather he doesn't feel like dying he'll grab the ledge to survive. You need to go back to the right to find an alternate route after you've gone far enough an action icon appears push minus to pull yourself up and then minus again to grab the next ledge above you. Keep going to the left dodging debris that falls it can kill you. Once you've gone far enough you'll fall onto a platform below. Again go left until you come to the next wire sitting on some sort of bump on the building. Push minus to free this cable. Afterwards, you want to run left and right on the wall. Do that until you are moving the fastest Edward can. You want to go to left (Surprise, shocking isn't it) push b to let go of the cord once you are near the platform on the left. Push minus to grab a ledge. SURPRISE! As you go the left the wall pops off the building. Keep going left. SURPRISE!! The wall comes farther off the building and Edward loses grip with one hand (YOu DIE kidding but that bit with the wall shocked me). Keep going to the left and land on the balcony. Walk into the doorway head to the rear left corner. Push minus to grasp the ledge then minus again to get up on it. Follow the path and exit out of the window. Once you've got out the window you'll see another cable grab it and go up. (Here I thought I was trying to get down and out of the building not up) Upon reaching the top you'll meet a brood that resembles Anna she comes out the window. Wait for her to pass over to the next ledge or so via the cable your climbing. Head up so the cord falls and you move to the right. This will happen a few times.At the end once the cable is near the ac units climb up and like before head left and right to build speed and then push b to land on the balcony. Go through this door to continue. ---CHAPTER END--- (2.2) – Off the Beaten Path You'll be in a fancy schmancy office. Grab the globe or canister and bust the door down. Walk around in this lavish penthouse. SURPRISE! The floor crumbles grab the table and bring it towards the right of the big hole in the wall. You want to get it as close as you can to the ledge. Once there push minus to get up on the table. Push minus to grab the ledge, and then minus once more to pull yourself up. you'll see another hole and some dude talking about how the electricity is out. If you listen long enough he'll tell you what to do. (You're using this faq so maybe you're impatient or hate his whinny voice) Either a) grab the chair take it to the fire and catch it on fire or b) use the lighter in your inventory (consult the controls portion of this faq if you need help doing that). Soon you'll discover a tiny broken path carefully walk on this path to get to where the guy was. In the hallway theres something that will remind any Tomb Raider player of the action in Tomb Raider. You'll see some sort of floor swinging it will deal death. Jump across the gap timing it carefully. Theres a hole at the end of the hallway and thats where you need to go. So fall down that hole, grab the extinguisher and bash the elevator dooropen. Walk in and meet Sarah. - CUTSCENE & SURPRISE! - The elevator crashes down. ---CHAPTER END--- (2.3) – Lifeless Reception Help Sarah up the hatch using the action button. Push minus to grab the hatch and then minus again to pull yourself up. Go to the rear right corner where the broken elevator and a man's body is caught in rubble (look familiar?) You'll grab the flashlight. Go back a little bit and to the right up the broken elevator. There is a hole fall into it. Welcome to the lobby of the building equipped with somewhat docile zombie tour guides. You should automatically grab a chair use the chair to go WWE: Smackdown style on them. Go behind the reception desk into the back room and pick the gun up off the ground near the corpse.Either use your chair or the gun to dispatch of any new enemies that may have appeared.Once they are taken care of, go to where Sarah is cowering. Shoot the lower panel of the keypad off. Rotate the wires using the nunchuku and remote until you see a current arcing between any two wires. Then cause the wires to touch by pushing z and b at the same time. The door will open. I suggest grabbing your chair and heading down the steps into the carpark. ---CHAPTER END--- (2.4) – Car Park Nightmare -CUTSCENE- Head through the door to the left marked Authorized Personnel only. It is next to the big metal grating.Take a left and walk down some zombies will appear dispatch of them however you see fit. Just remember the door you want to gothrough is on the left past the zombies where the exit sign is.Take the stairs down to floor -3. -Cutscene- to escape this fissure lean to a side that has something you canhold a car, a white pole with a red stripe. Push a to grab it then push minus to escape the fissure. You can avoid the fissure by jumping or hiding in a car you also are safe from zombies in the car. Everytime you enter a car check the glove compartment. Two vehicles at least have an ammo clip in them. There is a car you can enter to get to the other side of the car park. This car is to the right of the door you entered this area from. On the other side you are safe from the fissure. Head to the red area on the left and grab the extinguisher use it to defend yourself from the massive amounts of enemies here. On the right is a burning car once you have the extinguisher put the car fire out. Afterwards, push the car away from the metal grating. To the left of where you grabbed the extinguisher is a car that looks different and has its headlights on. Grab that carand ram the metal grating the burning car was blocking. Two rams should take care of it. Either A) After you've broken down the grating take the car up the ramp to the left and park infront of the burning pathway. Head down this ramp on foot and grab the fire extinguisherin front of the ramp in the red area. Go back up with the extinguisher and put as much of the fire as you can out. Then get in your car and drive through the blaze. Or B) Just drive through the blaze at the ramp top in the car completely. (Nothing bad occurs as far as I can tell) -CUTSCENE- After the cutscene smash through the grating that is next to the Authorized Personnel Only door. Then take a right and then a left and smash the final grating open. ---CHAPTER END--- Episode 3 – Dark Central Park (3.1) – Flat Out on 59th Street The first driving mission... hopefully you've played some Mario Kart Wii or have the Wii wheel.You'll have plenty of obstacles to dodge. To pass this level follow this. Stay in the right lane for a bit, a car will come towards you. A white car will be in the middle of the road either go to the left or right. If you go left another comes towards you, if you go right a car roars up behind you most often it will push you into the fissure. Two cars will smack into each other avoid them. You can do that by getting over to the right lane. After you pass these cars some building chunks will fall down thats your cue to move into the left lane. Otherwise you'll smack into a car. A big chunk of building will crash to the ground. Head to the left at this point. A gentle turn should come up stay in the left lane otherwisw a car will smack into you. once you've passed this car launch yourself up the ramp on the left to finish this level. -CUTSCENE- ---CHAPTER END--- (3.2) – Life Line You have a limited amount of time to complete this level. You'll have between two to seven minutes until you die. Walk forward down the grassy knoll. In front of you is a car and a dead body. Grab the clip of ammo next to the body. Run past the two zombies towards the right and the turn left and go up the hill. You'll see a building go into it. -CUTSCENE- Grab the ammo next to the cop's body. Get your gun out and shoot the doorknob of the door near the crumbling wall. Grab the medkit and other goodies. -CUTSCENE- Heal yourself. Exit this room grab the canister next to the door and bash the crumbling wall. Pass out the wall and grab the wire you'll see in a moment. Your next goal is to land on the little pole with a wire. Once your there Edward should grab the wire automatically if not grab it yourself. Press minus to unhook the wire for more slack. then climb up and push minus again to get your last bit of wire slack. Build up a lot of speed, head all the way to right, make sure you have Edward moving fast jump off the wire onto the grass. ---CHAPTER END--- (3.3) – Blood Thirsty Rampage You start out near the cliff. Once you head towards the men swarms of mutant bats will attack you relentlessly. Run to the school bus for safety. If the bats pull you up Edward will bust a knife out. Hack and slash at the tentacles until you are free. Once in the bus catch your breath, try to use to the camera to look outside the bus so you can see where to go. Grab the medkit if you'd like. Hop out of the bus and dash to right of the emergency exit. Eventually, you'll end up in the plaza with a food stall with an open door. That's where you want to go. So go seek shelter inside. - CUTSCENE & SURPRISE! - Grab the medkit and ammo again if necessary. Take a right when you get outside and head to the truck on the road. ---CHAPTER END--- (3.4) – Skyride Assault Head to the truck get behind it and push the truck until it starts. Once it starts hop into the passenger side and get your gun. You'll need to shoot the tentacles that attach to get passed this. There are about twelve to shoot. The car will drop when you finish. Switch to the driver's seat and drive the car to the man that runs to the right. Get out and go into the manhole he walks near. You'll end up in the sewers once you reach the bottom. ---CHAPTER END--- Episode 4 – Sewage Refuge (4.1) – Deadly Underground Walk forward a bit. -CUTSCENE- Follow the hallway take a right and then another right and fall into the hole. You can explore if you'd like before you fall down. (Consult sewer map by me). On the lower level walk until you come to a left and right fork. Take a right then left. Watch out for the zombies. After these guys is another fork take the right. Then take a left follow this path all the way to the end. Take a left. Then a right shortly after. Head to the end of the hall. Watch out for more zombies.Take a left, then a right at the intersection until you come to another intersection take another right, then a left under the broken barred gate. Watch out for Zombies. Kill them take a left grab the medkit at the end of the hall then a left and fall into the hole. ---CHAPTER END--- (4.2) – Draft to Survival Now you're knee deep in sewage. Your flashlight won't work so use the lighter instead if its too dark. Walk until you come to your first intersection. Take a right, then follow it to the next intersection take a left. Go to the next intersection take a right. Go to the next intersection take a left. Pass under the gate take a left go to the end of the hall, take a right then a left and you'll come to a brightly lit area. Take a right head to the end of the hall then one final right and climb up the ladder. Grab the nearby ammo when you reach the top. Fall into the area below. Either use the first aid spray and lighter or shoot the shiny spots on the zombie that will attack. Remember you can only see the shiny spots if you hold down blink. Head under the only open gate. Jump up with minus and pull the ladder down then climb it. You are back on the first floor where the barred door was. Except you are on the other side. Theres first aid in the gap in the wall on the left and an axe on the right side in the gap. Shoot the padlock off the door first though. Grab the axe go through the door and chop the electric wires. Yay you killed electricity!! Now you can safely pass by these wires. Take a right and on the right hand side you'll see a clip of ammo with a first aid kit and additional ammo behind the door. shoot the panel behind the door to get into that room and grab the loot. Finder's keeper's after all. Follow this hallway to the end, climb up the ladder, activate the panel and climb up the next ladder to be back on ground level. Once you are at the top turn halfway and walk towards the man. ---CHAPTER END--- (4.3) – Flaming Desire Go into the building. SURPRISE Grab the canister and break the door open. Head into the next room grab the fuel tank nearby. Switch to 1st person view. Press B to ignite the tank and have a flamethrower with unlimited ammo! Find the file cabinet in the room and burn it. The fire will spreadand burn down a wall giving you an escape.I hope you like zombie Smores XD. In otherwords burn the zombie crispy. Almost Every enemy in the game can be subdued with fire. Head to the gate SURPRISE!An ambulance will crash through the gate. YOU WILL NOT GET HURT...unless you somehow get too close before it stops. Who could that be I wonder? Go to the ambulance. -CUTSCENE- ---CHAPTER END--- Episode 5 – Unexpected Expeditions (5.1) – Blood Sucking Chase Your in an ambulance after some dialogue some bats will tear off the doorbegging for you to pump their mouths full of lead. Shoot the small batsor throw a bloodbag then shoot it to lure them away. When the queen appears throw alcohol spray (You have to get it close) and shoot it to damage her. After about 3 or 4 hits (that hit). You'll go to the next part. Note: If you run out of ammo the medic will give you some. After some time he'll stop giving you some. Wait a bit until you use some ammo or maybe after some time passes.He'll resume giving you ammo. You probably won't need to ask him too much, unless you aren't a good shot maybe when the Bond game Ouantum of Solace comes out you'll do better? ---CHAPTER END--- (5.2) – Monstrous Hitchhike Moving along after you've completed the first phase of the ambulance. Another will start. You'll have to worry about bats, Queen Bat and a muscle serial killer. You should stare at him if possible he is quite an impressive model he has good detail. You'll only know you're being attacked by him if you hear a swiping sound. He'll appear on either the right side of the ambulance, the rear of the ambulance or the left side of the ambulance I've played through that segment about 15 times he never seems to come behind me. Just shoot him a few times and enjoy the ragdoll physics. He'll appear about three times. Remember though you're main target is the queen bat. If you run out of ammo ask the medic by looking down the hatch and pressing a. You'll need to shoot the part of the queen bat where her wings meet. The middle part of her body. About a dozen shoots will tame the foul beastie. -CUTSCENE- ---CHAPTER END--- (5.3) – Mind the Gap To the left of where you start on a pillar is ammo. Grab it. Walk towards the tow truck. Shoot the red thing on the truck. A car falls go behind it and push it as far as you can. Follow the road to another car that you can drive. Theres no keys or item hidden in the glovebox. Open the console and hotwire the car. Touch the wires together till you find one a combination that sparks there are 9 combinations and all 9 are always used. Of those 9 a combination is randomly selected each time. Once you get the spark push Z and B until the car goes vroom. As soon as you start the car hordes of zombies appear but remember in a car you're almost invincible. Your ultimate goal is to drive this car up the tow truck ramp at top speed to jump the gap. feel free to run over zombies.... if you are cozy with driving controls. ---CHAPTER END--- -CUTSCENE- Episode 6 – The Manic Museum (6.1) – Playground Peril On the other side of the gap start jumping, otherwise a fissure will pull you into the ground. You want to head to the Gazebo on the opposite of where your car wrecked. Once you get to the gazeboyou'll spot something you can use as a zipline to get across do it usingminus. Remember to be running otherwise you will fall. On the other sidewalk up the hill to the left. Find the yellow lift controls and press a. Use the entrance at the end to get on the lift.Head towards where the controls are remaining on the lift. Use the controls you find at the end and exit to your right. -SURPRISE CUTSCENE- Sarah teleports into the building Theres a corpse that appears to be dead but when you walk close it leaps up and attacks. kill with your knife, gun (use blink shooting glowing spots on his body),canister whatever. In the room next to the corpse is a medkit, another canister and a fuel tank. To exit the bathroom shoot the handle or bash the door down. ---CHAPTER END--- (6.2) – Egyptian Art… or Disaster Dispose of the zombie that charges at you. If you don't have the fuel tank grab it and light it with the blaze in the corner. Inthe room is ammo. Take the hallway down and burn the logs blocking your way at the end. I hope you liked the smore you made last chapter because you'll be making more. Take the elevator down. -CUTSCENE- Once down walk forward. ---CHAPTER END--- (6.3) – Terror Exhibition After Sarah pretty much tells you to fuck yourself and breaks up with you enjoy the new exhibit. Theres respawning ammo on the statue and respawning alcohol in the back right corner. After you pass the statuejump so the fissure doesn't eat you. He'll pop out and you finally see what has been pulling you into the ground. Hmmm look familiar? Wasn't he what tried killing you on the ambulance roof? There are many things to do, pump lead into him, pump lead into the glowing spots when you hold blink down (shoot his torso if no glowy thing is visible), let him grapple you and fight him off with that magical knife you can produce out of nowhere, run, run and scream, let said terrible beastie kill you behind your back. OR grab the alcohol throw it towards him and shoot it and pray. All that effort is worth 1 measley smores. After you've disposed of him find your exit. OH SHIT there isn't one panic sets in and madness takes over you in the museum. Just kidding. Take the alcohol throw it at the cocoon on the ladder and shoot it so it burns away. Go up the ladder grab the medkit to the left. Fend off Tiny.Grab the ammo downstairs if your low and grab another alcohol. Go up the ladder and burn the cocoon at the hallway's end. Go down stairs to the cafeteria. There are chairs for weapons, ammo, motolov cocktails a medkit and fuel tank in the kitchen. Unfortunately it seems impossible to make a flamethrower. After you've gotten goodies head down the bluish hallway fight the fissure dude again. Theres ammo in the center of the room on the info booth one in each corner.Let him know play time is over. The elevator what is the code easy peasy its 6288. If you want the way you find the code look at the sticky note and go to the exhibit 23. At first glance nothing is unusual. But look closely at the other exhibit whats missing? Go back to 23... do you SEE it yet. Geeze you look so hard at the painting for so long you forget to BLINK! Take the elevator down follow the red hallway to go to the next room try to use the panel. The guard appears outta nowhere and opens the door what did he use? Once you figure it out be like I gotta get me one of those. Go activate and take the elevator down. ---CHAPTER END--- (6.4) – No Forkin' Brake! Use the forklift to your left to remove the boxes from the burning passage. On screen directions tell you how to work it. Take the forklift down the passage and be extremely careful. Avoid the holes, boxes, pipes, and other random junk. Once you've gone far enough it will automatically accelerate quickly. Avoid all obstacles. and Avoid any extremely dark areas as they are often times holes. The right side is relatively safe, just be aware because once you accelerate you need to stay in the middle. Best of luck for the driving part. Once you make it to the end. Grab the medkit to the left of the ladder if you want, and then the ammo on the crate next to the ladder, climb up. on the shelf is Motolov cocktails. Follow the passage to the mob of critters. These critters are pretty tame they like to circle you. If you want to kill them I suggest those cocktails. The hammer, shovel and pipe will do no good. OR just activate and take the elevator up. If you get some sort of puke on your screen blink to clear it. ---CHAPTER END--- Episode 7 – Seeking Room 943 (7.1) – The Maze of Antiquities (7.2) – A Medieval Execution (7.3) – Deeper Underground (7.4) – Darkness in Room 943 Episode 8 – Location is Key (8.1) – Air Crash Survival (8.2) – Dead End Track (8.3) – The Belvedere… Free Entry (8.4) – Astronomical Revelation Episode 9 – Concealed by the Park (9.1) – Alchemists on Our Tail! (9.2) – Beat Around the Bush (9.3) – Come to Light Episode 10 – The Light Carrier (10.1) – Light Initiation (10.2) – Light Progression (10.3) – Light Confirmation (10.4) - Revelation (TT&S) - Tips, Tricks and Secrets I will only accept a tip/trick/secrets via email. I will only accept thes if the formatting is met Guidelines (must be followed for consideration) I want a Episode and chapter combination like I use in the guide. It needs to be titled with a description on how to use it. For example I found an alternate escape in the carpark, If this was an email I'd want to see; 2.4 (This is the episode/chapter combo I want) Alternate escape (This is the title I want in Subject box) Just drive up the ramp and charge through the flames in the car. (this is the description/how to use instructions I want) If you met the requirements, they aren't too bad I think. It will be posted here and you will recieve credit for it. I will not post repeats. or something obvious. (Spcilthnx) - Special Thanks Atari Nintendo http://www.gamefaqs.com http://www.supercheats.com http://www.gamesradar.com http://www.cheatplanet.com</p>


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