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Salad fingers lust for rust. Character design by David Firth, Game Development by David Ellis. For anyone who likes salad fingers and wants to
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Please dont take this game to seriously. Firth is a friend of mine and I just wanted to put something together. ITS JUST TO MESS ABOUT WITH!!
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It wasnt great...
Ok, it had salad fingers in it(by the way, you spelled it wrong) but other than that, it wasnt a great game.
Jump, dodge, collect games arnt fun anymore but nice try anyway, at least you got front page, with your FIRST submission.
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It was rust-licious!
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The only two players who have yet to practice are Letroy Guion, the former Viking, and Jerel Worthy. Morgan Burnett sat out the full day after rolling his ankle at practice Wednesday. Jeff Janis, the 7th round wide receiver from Saginaw Valley State is still out with an undisclosed illness and free agent safety Tanner Miller was out with an ankle injury.
Aaron Rodgers to Jordy Nelson on a home run sideline bomb is expected, they connected again today over solid coverage from Casey Hayward, but Matt Flynn to Alex Gillett? Those two combined for the play of the day. Flynn let go a deep ball up the left sideline and 6th round corner Demetri Goodson had him blanketed. Gillett, the former quarterback turned receiver who spent the second half of the year on the practice squad, jumped up with Goodson. Both had their hands on the ball but Gillett wrestled it away as he tumbled to the ground for a circus catch. It was on the final play of a team period and the offense went wild. Mike McCarthy noticed it too and after practice talked about how he's emphasizing big plays. They are a major factor in the outcome on Sundays. In fact, the the old adage of football's three fundamentals of blocking, tackling and turnovers have been expanded on Lombardi Avenue. McCarthy says the team has five fundamentals and big plays are one of them. The last is pursuit and finish.
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Unfortunately wind and solar power generation systems are not stable enough, at this time, to be used as base load, nor are they predictable enough to be only peak load.
We need governments to allow the average schmuck to produce their own electricity, which would effectively take more people off of the main supply.
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Nuclear waste being produced in our generation will last for many thousands (!) of generations, that all of them will have to pay for keeping that highly dangerous waste in a safe place. I find it very undignified of our generation to charge all of these future people with the costs for our enormous energy thirst of today. Solar, wind and hydro may be more expensive in the short run, they surely will make us use our (expensive) energy in a more sensible way.
Nuclear may give us temporarily way out of ultimate climate crisis, but due to its 'never ending' waste it is by far the most expensive means of achieving such. But who cares about the costs future people will have to pay?
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The Alton Spring baseball season started on March 27 through the Alton Sports Authority organization. Carlos Garza with Alton Sports Authority hosted the ceremony.
In attendance were Public Works Director Rudy Garza, Commissioner Place 4 Emilio Cantu Jr. and Alton Chamber of Commerce Board President Felipe Gomez. Garza explained the mission statement for the organization was to serve young athletes, the families and the border community. He added its major effort was to provide opportunity for young athletes to achieve their maximum potential athletically.
"I would like to thank the City of Alton…for all the support they have given us," Garza said. Garza said Rudy Garza with Public Works has also been a great help with baseball park improvements. Veterans Memorial High School varsity baseball team, the Patriots, was present with the youth teams in the opening season ceremony. Cantu joined the Patriots on the field and threw the first ball of the season.
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Inside Wall Street: Cheers from Bud and Diageo
In these stressful times, alcoholic beverage companies offer strong cash flow and earnings growth.
Investors tend to like companies with steady-as-it-goes revenue and profit growth -- no matter what. But this time, the need for such reassuring corporate profiles has become even more pressing.
The devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy has dented the fragile economic recovery. And the vitriolic U.S. presidential elections have also served to rattle investors.
So shares of fiscally prudent, "old-value" companies with strong financials and dedication to growth have become the order of the day for increasingly nervous investors.
Unlikely as it may sound, alcoholic beverage companies continue to generate strong cash flow and earnings growth -- even in times of economic sluggishness or natural catastrophes. Although their products are termed consumer-discretionary items, they have strong appeal to a wide range of customers.
Moreover, they maintain steady profit margins because sales growth is driven by new products and global expansion, particularly in emerging markets. Better still, beer, wine and liquor makers have been able to raise prices, according to an industry report by Value Line, an investment research company.
Value Line's screening system shows Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) and Diageo (DEO) possess low-risk attributes and strong cash-flow-generating capabilities, with steady revenue and earnings growth. Based in Belgium, Anheuser is the world's largest brewing company, producing more than 200 beer brands, including globally popular Budweiser, Stella Artois, and Beck's.
The company resulted from the merger of Anheuser and InBev in 2008; the conglomerate started trading in the U.S. on July 1, 2009, through American Depositary Receipts (ADRs). Its major markets include North America and Latin America.
BUD shares have been in a steady uptrend since 2009, climbing from a low of $36 per ADR to an all-time high of $90.27 on Oct. 5, 2012. Profit-taking has pulled the stock down, closing at $83 on Nov. 2, 2012. Value Line analyst Richard J. Gallagher sees the stock rising as high as $110 by 2015. BUD is among the few stocks ranked No. 1 in timeliness on Value Line's ranking system.
"Enhanced operational efficiency ought to bolster results in the second half," says Gallagher. Anheuser reported better-than-expected profits in the second quarter, posting earnings of $1.23 a share, topping Value Line's forecast of $1.10.
For the year 2012, the analyst expects earnings of $4.85 a share on sales of $40 billion, way up from last year's $3.65 on sales of $39 billion. For next year, Gallagher forecasts profits of $5.15 a share on sales of $42.25 billion.
"Earnings will likely expand at a good clip out to 2015-2017," says the analyst, who expects both the top and bottom lines to register double-digit gains. Anheuser's balance sheet looks good, he notes, as the company continues to generate strong cash flow and keeps a manageable level of debt.
To further enlarge its global reach, the company has agreed to pay $20.1 billion for Mexican brewer Groupo Modelo, which Gallagher figures will solidify sales and earnings growth. Modelo produces the popular Corona line of beers. "We like the move as it strengthens Anheuser's position in the lucrative Mexican market," says Gallagher. Anheuser has also decided to sell its stake in Crown Imports to its joint-venture partner, Constellation Brands, for $1.8 billion, partly to mitigate any anti-trust concerns.
Diageo, one of the world's largest alcoholic beverage producers, is another winner in the industry, producing such mainstays as Johnny Walker Scotch whiskey, Jose Cuervo tequila and gin, Bailey's liqueur, Captain Morgan rum, Smirnoff vodka, and Guinness beer. The London company has been expanding through acquisitions, and currently has its eye on Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya's stake in United Spirits, one of the largest breweries in India.
That would be a positive move, according to Gallagher, as it would strengthen Diageo's presence in emerging markets. Diageo is expected to show a double-digit jump in earnings in fiscal 2013, ending June 30, 2012, helped by growth in Latin America and other emerging markets.
Diageo, which also trades in the U.S. through ADRs, has been a super performer, steadily rising from a 52-week low of $79 per ADR on Nov. 23, 2011, to a high of $116 on Oct. 4, 2012. The stock, which closed at $115 as of Friday Nov. 2, 2012, should continue to climb to $145 by 2015, says Gallagher. Robust cash flow and a strong balance sheet have allowed the company to pay a dividend yield of 2.4%.
In sum, "the beverage behemoth should be able to be an industry consolidator and execute its expansion strategy without a problem, given its financial position," says Gallagher.
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A woodworker wrote to share a similar experience he recently had while making cabinet doors. He agreed with our experts that bits (raised panel cutters and the rail/stile cutters) are not meant for spinning at 23,000 rpm ... the larger the bit, the slower the router speed. He learned his lesson when he tried using his Porter-Cable 690 with big cutters ... thinking that he could just take more passes and slow down his feed rate. It doesn't work, and he cautioned that you'll just burn the wood and the bit and tear up your router! His solution is to get a monster router -- a Porter-Cable 7539 -- which he's now very comfortable using.
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