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- 2 pounds peeled and deveined jumbo shrimp
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- 1 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper
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- 1. Place shrimp in a 13- x 9-inch baking dish; pour Spicy Yogurt Marinade over shrimp, turning to coat. Cover and chill at least 3 hours or overnight, turning occasionally.
- 2. Remove shrimp from marinade, and place on a wire rack on an aluminum foil-lined baking sheet; let stand 10 minutes.
- 3. Stir together baking mix and next 3 ingredients in a large bowl; toss shrimp in mixture until coated, shaking off excess. Repeat coating process. Return shrimp to rack; let stand 15 minutes.
- 4. Pour oil to a depth of 1 inch in a large, heavy skillet; heat to 350°. (Temperature will reduce as shrimp are added. For best results, keep temperature between 300° and 325°.) Fry shrimp, in batches, at 350° for 3 minutes or until golden; drain on paper towels. Serve with Minted Mango Dipping Sauce.
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- COOKING METHOD: Fry
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AbstractLucas and Rossi-Hansberg (2002) and Fujita and Ogawa (1982, 1989) develop urban models in which economic activity self-organizes due to spillovers in production. However, Fujita and Ogawa (1982, 1989) show that rents and employment density are flat or falling as the city center is approached, while in the simulations of Lucas and Rossi-Hansberg (2002) rents rise at an increasing rate towards the center suggesting a concentration of employment near the center. For the Lucas and Rossi-Hansberg model, we prove that land rents and density must be flat or falling near the center. We explain how using a polar coordinate system when approximating a two-dimensional integral can create systematic imprecision in their simulations, and then present revised simulations. The proofs and simulations suggest that in urban models where economic activity self-organizes firms do not unduly cluster at the center of a central business district even in monocentric equilibria. JEL Classification: R13, R14, R30 Key words: non-monocentric cities, rent gradient, employment density, polar coordinate simulations
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Private Declare Function SetColorAdjustment Lib "gdi32" (ByVal hdc As Long, lpca As COLORADJUSTMENT) As Long
Private Declare Function GetStretchBltMode Lib "gdi32" (ByVal hdc As Long) As Long
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Private Type COLORADJUSTMENT
caSize As Integer
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caBlueGamma As Integer
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Dim opts As AVI_COMPRESS_OPTIONS
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source(0) = opts.fccType
source(1) = opts.fccHandler
source(2) = opts.dwKeyFrameEvery
source(3) = opts.dwQuality
source(4) = opts.dwBytesPerSecond
source(5) = opts.dwFlags
source(6) = opts.lpFormat
source(7) = opts.cbFormat
source(8) = opts.lpParms
source(9) = opts.cbParms
source(10) = opts.dwInterleaveEvery
'//Copy the managed array to the un-managed pointer
Marshal.Copy(source, 0, lpB, 11) 'Len(opts))
Dim pOpts As Integer
pOpts = lpB.ToInt32()
res = AVISaveOptions(Me.Handle.ToInt32, ICMF_CHOOSE_KEYFRAME Or ICMF_CHOOSE_DATARATE, 1, ps, pOpts)
' Get the data back out of unmanaged memory
Marshal.Copy(lpB, destination, 0, 11)
opts.fccType = destination(0)
opts.fccHandler = destination(1)
opts.dwKeyFrameEvery = destination(2)
opts.dwQuality = destination(3)
opts.dwBytesPerSecond = destination(4)
opts.dwFlags = destination(5)
opts.lpFormat = destination(6)
opts.cbFormat = destination(7)
opts.lpParms = destination(8)
opts.cbParms = destination(9)
opts.dwInterleaveEvery = destination(10)
At this point my opts object has valid information after the user has chosen their AVI format to save as. Everything seems to be going ok at this point, the following code executes without error:
res = AVIMakeCompressedStream(psCompressed, ps, opts, 0)
I am still wondering if passing opts at this point if valid, have I updated the object properly to pass it into this function call?
Then, once I try to call AVIStreamSetFormat the application fails with a return HRESULT which has a value of -2147205018. Here is how I call that function:
Dim B() As Byte = bmp.GetBitmapInfo()
Dim iLength As Integer = B.Length
'//Allocate enough memory on the global heap
Dim lpB2 As IntPtr = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(iLength)
'//Copy the managed array to the un-managed pointer
Marshal.Copy(B, 0, lpB2, iLength)
res = AVIStreamSetFormat(psCompressed, 0, lpB2.ToInt32(), iLength)
This code fails totally when selecting the MPEG4 compression format, it seems to succeed with some other formats but the file is never written to with my calls to AVIStreamWrite. It would seem that the problem lies somehow with the opts.lpParms value which is created by the AVI dll since the code passes the AVIStreamSetFormat when this value is set to 0, and not otherwise. Just for completeness, here is how I call the AVIStreamWrite method:
' Now write out each video frame
For i = 0 To listBoxImageList.Items.Count - 1
listBoxImageList.SelectedIndex = i
bmp.CreateFromFile(listBoxImageList.Text) 'load the bitmap (ignore errors)
' bmp.PointerToBits uses the same technique as above with using the Marshal class to get a pointer the an unmanaged memory location holding the bitmap info.
res = AVIStreamWrite(psCompressed, i, 1, bmp.PointerToBits, bmp.SizeImage, AVIIF_KEYFRAME, 0, 0)
If (res <> AVIERR_OK) Then
MsgBox("AVIStreamWrite failed.")
Exit Function
End If
Can anyone help me out and tell me what I am doing wrong in my code. Unfortunately I am not a strong C++ programmer and am weak when it comes to pointers. Has anyone had success with writing bmp images to an AVI file after choosing a compression type in .NET? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
RGB To YUV Conversion
Does anyone know how to convert RGB values to YUV (Intensity, Red, Blue) values? I've figured out YUV->RGB, but the other way is stumping me.
C++ To VB Conversion Please ?
How would
typedef unsigned char U8
static const U8 SELECT_FILE [] = {0x80, 0xA4, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02};
convert to VB ??
I'm thinking :
Const SELECT_FILE(1 to 5) As String * 2 = "80 A4 00 00 02"
Am I wrong ???
Any help appreciated............
HELP!!! RS-232 Help On A/D Conversion...
Could anyone please help me? I need a sample code of acquiring temperature data from an Analog/Digital Converter whose output is 8 bits. I will be using the RS-232 port to display the data computer using VB6.
Please, help me.
Please provide me a source code , even the simplest one.
Analog Signal -> A/D Converter -> Microcontroller -> RS-232 ->Visual BASIC
please give me a sample code .
3ds To .x Conversion
I've been using the conv3ds.exe utility to convert meshes to .x format, but when I load them into my DirectX8 application, they only show up black. When I load a .x file that someone else has created, it shows up fine.
I've used Anim8or and Blender to create a simple sphere, and Crossroads and conv3ds to convert. MeshX works most of the time, but my 30 day trial is about to expire, as has my Milkshape3d trial.
I've converted to an ASCII format and looked at the actual file, but everything looks right. Anyone have any suggestions?
VBA Conversion
Does any one know of conversion software to convert
applications written in Access VBA to .NET without Converting to
VB6 first.
Ip Conversion
Hello this is my first post so please be patient. I am attempting to import a spreadsheet with IP addresses into Access. An Ip address looks like 18.104.22.168. This apparently is treated as a string. When I import my data into my data base where the field is defined as a INT I get 65.
So I want to create a conversion function to all Access to see this address as 126.96.36.199. I was thinking of something like
Function change(ip)
dim nNum AS Integer
nNum = int(ip)
change = nNum
End of Function
Thank you
A Better Way Do To This: Conversion
I take the LONG value from the Windows Colorpicker chooser and convert it into HEX via the Visual Basic Hex Conversion.
Public Function Long2Hex(LongColor As Long) As String
Long2Hex = Hex(LongColor)
End Function
The Result is a hexvalue vice versa.
So i wrote this:
Dim iVal(2) as String
iVal(0) = Right(Long2Hex(CmDlg.Color), 2)
iVal(1) = Mid(Long2Hex(CmDlg.Color), 3, 2)
iVal(2) = Left(Long2Hex(CmDlg.Color), 2)
R1.SelText = "#" & iVal(0) & iVal(1) & iVal(2)
Isnt there a better / easier way to do this?
Im making a program which converts lines of text into the binary equivailent and vise versa. Im stuck at the point of looping the text in one text box and writing the binary in another so that what is written is all the letters in entered and there binary form. Im wondering about the use of arrays or selection and how to implement them?
Vb 5.0 CCE, 6.0
VBA To VBS Conversion
Does anyone know of a good resource for converting a VBA macro to VBScript? In particular, I'm having difficulty translating the ActiveChart.SetSourceData and ActiveChart.Location commands to VBScript object methods. After supplying a workbook object and removing the colon ":", I get a Type Mismatch error.
(VBA Macro looks like:
ActiveChart.Location Where:=xlLocationAsObject, Name:="Sheet 1"
VBScript I'm using is:
objWorkbook.ActiveChart.Location Where=xlLocationAsObject, Name="Sheet 1")
As an alternative, is there any way to open a spreadsheet and kick off a macro from VBScript?
Much thanks!
C+ To VB Conversion
Hello !
I have this question.
Is it possible to convert a small programme written in C or Pascal language into Visual Basic to use it later in the Excel ? Ideally, you would paste the code into some kind of electronoc conertor and then use the resultant code without any further tweaking.
Your lazy brother,
ps:u can find example code at the bottom of this page
many thanks in advance
Xml 2 Txt Conversion
How can I convert xml to txt?
I did like this:
Dim xml As String
Dim tStream As TextStream
xml = filesystem.GetFile(tmpXMLFile).OpenAsTextStream(ForReading,TristateUse Default).ReadAll
Set tStream = filesystem.CreateTextFile(tmpTXTFile, True, True)
Call tStream.Write(xml)
but the txt file concatenated multiple lines on one line.So doesn't look the same like in the web browser.
BMP To HEX Conversion
Can someone help me with this conversion? Basically this conversion will be used to display picture messages primarily on Nokia phones.
Thanks in advance.
I have alot of OBJ files and Lib file I created in PDQ7 I would like to use in Visual Is there a way to convert these to a DLL file or what would be a suggestion.
I have one routine I use for a masked edit using one Textbox for the entire form and Labels for information display.
I would like to convert that to a dll and not have to put it in to each and every program as a module.
I had a heck of a time converting it to visual. Took me about 3 months of constant trying different programs and a routine call fentry before I got it.
To old dos programmers it was the sub routine to call for alot of data entry.
I have been trying to convert myself to Vb but the old Dos ways a hard to break.
OLD Dos programmer
Conversion Sub
Anyone have a sub that converts a point to an angle?
Imagine that a line is made between the points and the origin of a graph.
The angle would have to be from the upper y-axis line to the imaginary line.
For example the point (10,10) would return 45. (Degrees) The point (10,0) would return 90. Etc...
This sub is the last thing I need for converting a concave polygon to triangles. This will help me set up boundries in the 2d level editor I'm working on, because a boundry can't be concave if you want to test if a point within the boundry.
Please email me at email@example.com
C To F Conversion
I have coded this little app to convert to Celsius from Fahrenheit and from F to C.
My problem is that it doesnt look quite right to me.And I cannot understand how to give the user a choice which scale they wish their entry to be converted to.
Here is my poor effort.
Option Explicit
Private Sub cmdConvert_Click()
'Declare required storage space
Dim Fahrenheit As Integer
Dim Celsius As Integer
Dim F As Integer
Dim C As Integer
'Invite user to input temp
Fahrenheit = InputBox("Please input Temp in F for conversion to C ", "Temperature")
Celsius = InputBox("Please input Temp in C for conversion to F ", "Temperature")
F = Fahrenheit
C = Celsius
If Fahrenheit Then
picMessage.Print "The conversion in celsius is "; (5 / 9) * (F - 32)
If Celsius Then
picMessage.Print "The conversion in fahrenheit is "; 32 + (9 / 5) * C
End If
End If
End Sub
Thanks Steve
I am using text files to store data... which has 2 values...
1st is an Integer max is 400 and second value is text..which is the file path... (for eg: a record is like: 1, "c:somedirsomefoldersomefile.jpg")
Now i want to convert from text file to random file...!!
Can anyone tell me how will i read and write to a random access file..and one more problem.. in random files the field size has to be defined..so if like the size of the file path is greater than the specified value what will happen ...or how can i overcome this problem..!
I have a string: "AA" and a long "100" and want to join them both together, i.e. string = string + long
how do i do this?
Help W/ C 2 Vb Conversion
ch += *source++
same as
ch = ch + (*source+1)
and is
ch <<= 6
same as
ch = ch 64
Hex Conversion
How can i convert a string to a hex representation and vice versa
Hi all !
I have been writing a program for several months (off and on) with the help of vbf. I have come to a brick wall. The programs I have written are in VB6 but the program I need to use with it is in Pascal. Anyone know if there is a simple way to convert Pascal to VB.....at any level? It is a short program but I don't know much about Pascal. Probably the least knowledgable Pascal programmer could convert this.
any ideas anyone????
Thanks as usual !!
Hello! I am having some trouble coding a Visual Basic program. I need to read strings of hexidecimal numbers from a .txt file and convert them into binary digits, then display them on the GUI. Does anyone know how to do this? Your help is extremely appreciated. Thanks!
can anyone tell me which function is used to convert string into a decimal number.....
Hex Conversion
Does VB6 have a function to convert a hex number to binary. Thanks
DAO To ADO Conversion
Hello all,
The following code works with DAO but I can't find the
corresponding ADO code for ".Index" and ".Seek"
Can anyone help?
I have looked at the Object Browser and searched the help files with no luck.
Thanks for the help.
With RecSetAtlasMain
.Index = "Atlas_Key"
.Seek "=", AtlasKey
If .NoMatch Then
End If
End With
Dec-Bin Conversion
can anyone help me change these algorithms to vbcoding using Do..Loop Until and For..Next please!!...
(NOTE: i cannot use built in functions)
--dec 2 bin--
set the bitstring to nothing
for each bit required in the bitstring
Calculate the remainder when the number is divided by 2
Number = Number 2 (integer division)
Bitstring = Remainder & Bitstring
next bit
txtBinary.text = bitstring
--dec 2 bin--
bitstring =0
remainder = number mod 2
Number = Number 2 (integer division)
Bitstring = Remainder & Bitstring
loop until Number = zero
txtBinary.text = bitstring
--bin to dec--
Number = 0
for each character in the bitstring
Determine the value of the bit
Number = Number * 2 + Value of the bit
next character (moving rightwards through the bitstring)
txtDecimal.text = number
I need help with the
Private Function functionname(arglist) as datatype part the most. Any tips or even coding will be greatly appreciated.
If ask too many questions, just put up with me...im in the learning process...hehe
How do i convert a Excel file to a .csv file within the code? A friend of mine wishes to know. I don't need to know though cause thanks to Ahn-Tran my program now works. Thanks mate :-)<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by kaleb500 on 03/20/01 03:49 PM (server time).</EM></FONT></P>
Im looking for someone to build a program in vb based on a template i have created using Excel. The templete is a somewhat complicated database that compiles numbers and has functions using macros, vba and basic excel functions. What i want to do is make it where it is stand alone without the use of excel.
I need help with this code
how can i convert the length of a file to megabyte or a kilobyte
example of what i mean:
if i get back 1425356 as a length of a file by using this code here
Dim FileNum As Integer
Dim FileName As String
FileName = CommonDialog1.FileName
FileNum = FreeFile
Open FileName For Binary As FileNum
LngOfFile = LOF(FileNum)
Text1.Text = LngOfFile
Close FileNum
how do i convert that number into the real length of the file to blah megabytes
Hello guys and girls... Im trying to make a program that I can use for homework but am pretty new to vb and dont really know how to do it so any suggestions or help would be great! Ok the problem is:
Im making a program with 2 text boxes and 1 command button... I dont think its that hard to do... But in Text1 you type a number of kilometers an hour then when you press the command button it will convert what ever is in Text1 to meters a second which will go in Text2? So please any help! thanks
PDf Conversion?
I just noticed that you cant convert pdf files to word doc (other then using the rtf <-- or whatever format it was!)
I was wondering if naybody created a program that converts pdf files to doc files? If so how did you approach or how would you approach it?
Oh yeah I basically want the program to convert the pdf to word doc format. Thats all.
Thanks Fraggy.
PS: Any links or input would be appreciated!
PDF Conversion SDK
Can anyone recommend a good conversion tool from PDF to HTML with a SDK to access APIs from VB6.
PS: I appreciate your time to take a look at my question.
Hex Conversion Without Hex
I have an assignment I have to do that converts decimal numbers into hexidecimal, but without using hex() or hex$(). I have no clue where to start. I don't want any code, but can someone please point me in the right direction?
is it possible to concert a constant name to a string?
eg vbKeyEscape should be "vbKeyEscape"
is this possible?
I'm doing a trainer for a game.
Allright, first of all, i read from the memory the player's position. The problem is that its an integer. I want to convert it to a float. I saw a pb do it but i dont know how to do it. The program is Axe 3
is it possible to convert strings to constants?
eg if a user types "A" in a textbox the prog should read "vbKeyA"
is this possible
Help In 5.0 To .net Conversion
in 6.0 we have sample statement below:
verb is a string variable
check1.caption = verb
We have about 1000 forms with varaible number of check boxes.
In .net what code replaces above statement?
how can we globally chenge thru all forms?
CDO AND ADO Conversion
I have a VB program that uses CDO for Database access. However, I would like to use ADO instead.The problem that I have is there are some query that uses the CDO last keyword (e.g select last(field name) from table) for which I don't know the equivalant ADO method. Any help would be very helpful
Mp3/wma Conversion?
I'd like to write a small program which converts mp3 to wav and wav to mp3 and wma to wav/wav to wma.
So my question is:
Do you have some tutorials, links to tutorials, souce code or something else, that shows how to convert mp3 to wav/wav to mp3 (and with wma the same) with any common mp3 (wma) codec (as Frauenhofer etc.)? I mean with API descriptions etc.?
Of course I will also be pleased if you know an ActiveX component, that does this work and is for free, too.
I would be glad if you can give me a tipp where to find that..
P.S.: If this was allready discussed in this forum, yet, please don't be angry, because I didn't find anything because of this "only-4-letters-search-string-limit." :-/ Because of that I wasn't able to search for "mp3" or "wma".
Help On DAO To ADO Conversion
this code below using a DAO connection library
If Data1.Recordset.RecordCount > 0 Then
Data1.Recordset("RYC") = rsData!COMM
End If
i want this to convert to ADO conncection library, please any one advice me how to do it. i had try this query "con.execute Update table set field1 =field2 where field3>1" it works but i want to update only a single row not all the records contained in field3.
please help tnx
PCL To PDF Conversion
I am developing a program in which i need to convert PCL (Printer Control Language) file to PDF format, I tried to search on the web but was not satisfied with the solutions. Is there a way through which i can do the conversion?
Is there any piece of source code, dll, api, activeX etc. through which i can solve this problem?
I am using VB6.0.
Thanking You.
Hex Conversion
can anyone tell me how to convert for example...."EC27" in hex to "-5081"? or "EA6C" in hex to "-5524"?
Thanks in advance, Oz.
Conversion From VBA To VB6
I have managed, with help to solve all of my problems, caused when I converted VBA programmes to VB6 programmes, with the exception of the following:
The programme that reads from MS Word documents, copies one of the documents, which includes a table, opens an Outlook Template file, and pastes the copied material into an e-mail body.
Below is a portion of the code, but this code does not copy the table, just text. If I comment out 'OutlookFile.Body = WordObj.Selection, and then hit paste in Outlook, it correctly pastes the text and table.
Below is the relevant section of code at present.
Public WordObj As Word.Application
Public WordFile As Object
Public OutlookObj As Outlook.Application
Public OutlookFile As Outlook.MailItem
WordObj.Selection.HomeKey Unit:=wdStory
WordObj.Selection.MoveDown Unit:=wdLine, Count:=32, Extend:=wdExtend
Set OutlookObj = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set OutlookFile = OutlookObj.CreateItemFromTemplate("C:Documents and Settingshbcw059Application DataMicrosoftTemplatesICOO Bidder Approval.oft")
OutlookFile.Body = WordObj.Selection'inserts text only
I have tried all of the following, without any success:
'SendKeys ("^V")
'OutlookFile.Body = Clipboard.GetData
'OutlookFile.Body = Clipboard.GetData(vbDataObject)
'OutlookFile.Body = Clipboard.GetText(vbDataObject)
'WordObj.Selection.PasteAndFormat (wdPasteDefault)
'OutlookObj.PasteAndFormat (wdPasteDefault)
'OutlookFile.PasteAndFormat (wdPasteDefault)
Surely it must be simple, if all I have to do is hit paste, or Control-V, in Outlook?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Fallout 3: The Pitt (Xbox 360) Review
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Bethesda takes a trip to the Pitt, but what new things does it bring to Fallout? Check inside to see if the newest content is worth it.
Title: Fallout 3: The Pitt
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks/ ZeniMax Media
Developer: Bethesda Game Studios/ 2K Games
Genre: Action-RPG
Players: 1
Rated: M for Mature
After a rocky initial release, Bethesda made The Pitt available to download on the Xbox 360 last Wednesday. The second of the three planned content releases, The Pitt takes place in Pittsburgh, and tasks the player with trying to free the workers in the city by finding a cure to the sickness plaguing everyone. But what does The Pitt bring to fans of the game? Are the new additions worth it?
To put it simply, of course it is, it's Bethesda. They can release great content when they want to for games (other times, they can release pretty horse armor). If you want what makes the content worth it in one word, I'd have to say this…Auto-Axe.
That's right, the brand new content in the game, Auto-Axe, is one of the most amazing weapons I've seen in the game, besides the Fat Man. For those that don't know, the Auto-Axe is a melee weapon that consists of a spinning blade that will attack as long as the button's held down. The weapon is like the Ripper, but with a bigger attack range and harder hitting attack. It does deteriorate quick, but one decent strike in the V.A.T.S. system will destroy most enemies. The most memorable kill I had with the Auto-Axe was inside of the Steelyard, where I launched a Wildman (new type of enemy I'll get to later) off the top of a building. To give you a good image of this, think of the movie 300, the overhyped kick into the pit, and that's about what it looked like in V.A.T.S.
The content starts you off with a radio call from Wernher, who needs you to help cure the survivors at the Pitt. To even get to Wernher, though, it takes a long trip to the northernmost part of the map. At least, it was a long trip for me, as my closest area was the Minefield.
After talking to Wernher, and taking a slave disguise from the local slaves being sold (you can either buy the slaves for the outfit, or kill the slavers and take the keys for the cage), you go with him to the Pitt. Be forewarned, once you go there you can't come back until you complete the three quests there.
Once there, the slavers you first see question Wernher about returning before he betrays them and kills them all (you'll find out why I used the word betrayal in the content). He then gives you the option to conceal a small gun or knife on you before you go to the bridge. I passed on this; as if any slaves see this they will kill you, plus the fact that you get a great weapon early on in the city.
As you walk towards the bridge, you encounter the first of two new enemies affected by the sickness, Wildmen. Basically they're the contents Raiders, and they go down just as easily.
While I'm on the topic of enemies, I may as well mention the other type, Trogs. I was originally going to compare them to Super Mutants, but after finding out how easy they are to kill, that would be a poor comparison. In the Steelyard there always seems to be Trogs coming after you, but they're very simple to kill. It is disappointing that there is no big enemy like the Behemoth's in the content, but that's a minor complaint.
Crossing the bridge itself can be a challenge as well, between the traps and sniper looking out for slaves; I got gunned down multiple times before figuring out a way to get across safely. As an interesting side note, try swimming across and see what happens, it's worth a laugh.
After making it across the bridge, all your items except for the Pip Boy get taken from you. Interesting, any quest related items won't be taken. I was on the side quest where the object is to kill Mole Rats, and I still had the Repellent stick with me in the Downtown area.
After talking to Midea your sent on a collection quest to get Steel Ingots. I implore you to do the optional quest here, as the weapon you'll get will be the infinitely fun Auto-Axe. While the quest only requires that you get 10 Ingots, for every 10 you get after that you get more items when you turn them in. After the first 10, you also get a perk allowing you to do more damage with the Auto-Axe. Some of the items you'll get from the Ingots are a special Auto-Axe, special laser rifle, steel knuckles, and many different types of armor.
The Steelyard is huge and well developed as well. Graphically, the whole content was well done. The only problems I saw was the rivets on the bridge going through debris and a jerky animation for the Auto-Axe when it was just revving.
Anyways, after the Ingots you do three rounds in an Arena similar to Oblivions, the only differences here is that you can collect weapons from people you kill, and you're fighting in a radiation filled room. After every battle, however your radiation level goes back to 0. There are some good weapons to get here as well. I picked up a Deathclaw Gauntlet and the Infiltrator (a silenced and scoped assault rifle).
After completing this quest and going to talk to the Pitt's leader, Ashur, you come to the final quest with three choices to make. You can either help Wernher and get the cure for him, help Ashur and stop the rebellion by getting rid of Wernher, or pass a speech check where you find a peaceful solution. Seeing as I could never pass the check for some reason, I tried the other two options. I liked Ashur's better, as he seems like he cares about the city after it's complete.
What's the replay value here? Well, you're allowed to come back to the Pitt whenever you want, you can bring teddy bears to Ashur's child for money, and, the most valuable reason to come back, you can change one type of ammo into the other. By choosing the type of ammo and a piece of scrap metal, you can change the ammo into whatever you need.
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Once again, Bethesda delivers another great piece of content for Fallout 3. Although it is short (I finished it within a full day of play), by getting all 100 Steel Ingots and using the area for all the extra options available, fans of Fallout will definitely get their money's worth out of this. For any owner of the game, The Pitt downloadable content is worth picking up.
The game still looks amazing, but I had to mark down here for the little glitches I saw and the looping animation.
The gameplay is still fluid as ever even with the V.A.T.S. system, but the content seems easier than the full game once you get past the bridge.
The voice actors still do a great job, and gun and enemy sounds are good. But, when they give you the Pitt radio station and all that gets put on it is a looped message, I feel a little cheated. How about a little music for the workers?
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The ammo converter is what's going to have people coming back here. For people that only use a few types of guns, converting extra ammo to a few types of needed ammo is really convenient.
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Like the full game, I loved the content as well, and fans of Fallout 3 should too. It seems like a good tie-over until the next big pack drops expanding the ending of the game and the level cap.
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The tree downstairs in the living room is beautiful. Amy worked until after midnight wrapping the last of the gifts and getting everything in shape for family to arrive this afternoon.
Some fifty years ago, I would have scrambled down the steps in the pre-dawn hours, trying to beat my five other brothers and sisters to the tree to dive into the boxes and discover the joys that lay inside the wrapping.
I'm older now and 59-year-old men with arthritic knees and bones held together with pins and screws don't scamper down steps. They wait for the pain meds and muscle relaxants to kick in so they can lumber down at a more reasonable pace.
But the den is on the second floor and I can sit at the computer and try to write something suitable for the season. Christmas is supposed to be a time for joy and sharing and celebrating "peace on earth" and "good will towards men."
Peace on earth? No much of that going around. Four more Americans died in Iraq on Christmas Eve, bringing the total ever closer to 3,000 in a war where solutions get lost in the fog of political expediency.
Good will towards men? Not bloody likely. You won't find much good will between nations who talk openly of killing or even here at home where politicians strive for power at any costs and sports teams brag of domination and intimidation of opponents.
In department stores, angry mothers fight over the last Sony Playstation or Nintendo Wiii game consoles. Fistfights erupt in checkout lines and a one man gunned down another on Christmas Eve in an argument over a parking spot at a shopping mall.
We can't celebrate Christmas without controversy. In Seattle, a rabbi wants a menorah displayed during the season at Sea-Tac Airport and the knee-jerk reaction by authorities is to yank all Christmas trees from the facility. Communities ban nativity displays because they mix "church and state." Stores replace "Merry Christmas" with "Happy Holidays" to avoid angering non-Christians. Other stores ban the Salvation Army charity pots from their front doors. Too religious, they say.
A Jewish friend of mine has long dealt with such secularism by sending out a card each year with the Star of David on the front and a message inside that reads: "Merry Christmas…fools!" It is a bit of humor sorely needed in a world where people kill in the name of God and declare jihads based on a misinterpretation of the teachings of their faith.
Such chances to laugh come sparingly in today's tension-filled world. Christmas should be a chance to celebrate and remember a special event that is central to us who base our faith on the birth of Christ.
Instead, it is – at best – a brief respite from a world gone mad. The best we can hope for is a few hours of calm away from the nastiness.
With that in mind, Merry Christmas from all of us here at Capitol Hill Blue. May we make the best of the holiday season and find a way to celebrate in spite of the tension, hate and violence that surrounds us.
And may we all pray that, one day soon, we can celebrate the season with true joy, real peace on earth and honest good will towards all.
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Merry Christmas Doug!! I hope you have a good new year with less to rant about. But given the state of American political affairs I suppose I should get you some antacid as a Christmas present so you can keep writing. If your knees and ankles hurt this much perhaps you should look into thera-band exercises in combination with magnetic therapy or IR technology. I have used Infared technology for my joints with thera-bands and glucosomine/condroitin supplements and now am much more active. I am also contemplating trying non-invasive magnetic therapy and will let you know.
Best wishes!!
Merry Christmas Doug. Please take care of those aches and pains. My heartfelt best wishes for you and your family this Christmas, and deep hopes that you won't have to do as many Rants this coming year of 2007.
Doug, you have once again hit the nail on the head.
I believe part of the reason we are in the "doo-doo" that we are in is because we take ourselves FAR too seriously in the USA.
As a nation, we seem to have now lost the ability to laugh at ourselves. We also seem to take even the slightest affront (no mater how unintentional it may be) as a personal attack on our ethnic heritage, background or our religion.
I compare and contrast this approach with our Canadian friends, whose television comedy programs REGULARLY lampoon politicians of every political stripe as well as every ethnic and religious group in the country. And, because it's done in good taste and equally to every group, everyone in Canada is insured of a good laugh now and then, even when the butt of the joke is himself or herself (or Americans!)
On the other hand, if any network tried to do that in the USA, they'd risk fines (or worse) from the FCC. And, often, while watching our Canadian friends lampoon each other, I say to my wife, "They'd NEVER get away with that in the States!â€Â
Which is really sad.
Now, granted, the senseless killing of our GIs in an illegal war is not something to laugh about.
But, for a whole lot of other issues, we, as a nation, absolutely need to "lighten up".
Too many lawyers, pure and simple.
Merry Christmas to all, and a prosperous new year.
"Too many lawyers, pure and simple.
Merry Christmas to all, and a prosperous new year.
… talk about perpetuating the simple-minded divisive atmosphere that Doug is decrying… sheesh, get a life, get over it.
Well, I'm certainly feeling not so jolly at the moment. Something about imbibing a little too much seasonal whiskey last night…
I think I need some aspirin…
No eggnog last night, though. I just can't stand eggnog. The most horrible drink ever invented…
I'll get a life just as soon as you find a sense of humor amd a clue. Take a chill pill, counselor.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Whereas this is the season for giving I feel I should thank you for CHB and your insightful comments. I very seldom post any comments myself but I've been reading you for years, Doug, because you say the things that need to be said in a direct and honest way. Unfortunately, those who need to listen to you (us), fail to understand the danger of ignoring the reality you present.
I fear this will be the last year we will be able to enjoy the Christmas tradition as we have always known it unless someone or some group emerges from the democrat pack to launch the necessary offensive that will remove the criminal conspiracy from our government, launch the measures necessary to end this insanity, and start us on a path that will save our nation from becoming just another foot note in history of an empire that self destructed for the same reasons all other empires failed. Myopic greed of the leaders and the ignorant apathy of the masses.
But don't stop trying, Doug. You have my support.
Doug, sorry for the aches and pains. Hope you can put aside all that ails us and enjoy the season.
I have resolved to work for change and will continue to do so. That said, I will count my blessings this year. They are many indeed. I spoke to woman just today who makes a difference in the world by building houses for people who are in dire need. I am talking people who have no indoor plumbing. Who have snow entering their dwellings in winter. None of us here experience that I am sure. I was astonished this happens in America. Lord forgive me for being so whiney when the dishwasher went on the fritz…
The great thing about America is that it CAN change. We the people have the ability to make that happen. We will do it. The tide has turned. We must not dispair now.
Sweetest blessings to you and yours. Thanks for all you do.
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Photo captions from exif data?
After putting descriptions for my photos into the exif metadata (using Lightroom), it doesn't seem like booksmart has any way to access that information in creating captions for photos.
Is this a feature being considered for a future version?
A layout that could pull filenames, descriptions or other exif info would be fantastic.
hi doug –
Thanks for your suggestion. This is a feature we are considering for future versions, but I cannot at this time confirm when it might be available.
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Dude, add my vote to Doug's comment. I have titles and captions embedded in all my photos too (in the EXIF metadata) and it's a pain to copy them manually into Booksmart.
I have been looking all over the place for someone who will slurb my photos with the embedded exif captions and add them automatically to a photo book! Shutterfly is close to getting it done. They pick up the exif captions when uploaded through Picasa but don't have an "auto caption" option to print these captions with photos in a book. Please, please add this feature to your next version! Please!
Add me to this list. I spend a lot of time when I download from the camera to fill all this information into Lightroom. I don't like having to re-enter it later into other programs.
Has there been any progress on this topic? I am very interested in the capability also.
With Lightroom, one approach might be to add the IPTC or EXIF caption on the bottom of the layout (Overlay panel) and to use Print's ability to output to JPEG instead of to a printer. As this means the text will go onto the JPEGs which you import into Booksmart, you would need to "print" the JPEGs from Lightroom at the exact size needed for the Booksmart page, and not resize the JPEG text.
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Another vote for this!
I'd love to be able to put the capture date and time as overlays on my images, with a custom format like DD Month, YYYY.
Lightroom does an excellent job of exporting images with the right embedded data and filenames, so they are the example to follow.
Count me in for this. I have a lot of information stored as a caption, and would love to be able to import it.
Count me in as well; I spend a lot of time adding keywords and captions to my pictures in Lightroom, so if this was possible then creating a book afterwards would be a dream!
We use exif rather extensively. Please do count me in.


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This cooktop is phenomenal in heating water to boiling. It is much faster than competitor glass tops. It is easy to keep clean too!
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We have had this product for several months now and we thoroughly enjoy it.
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I bought this cooktop 2 months ago. For cooking it is very good. However, the glass top scratches very easily. In fact, it scratches too easily. We are very careful with pots and pans that go on this cooktop. We have read the directions, but each time we use this cooktop there are new fine scratches. Something is not right with this product.
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I bought this a few months ago to match our other appliances. It is great.
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I did a large remodel and addition, and picked this unit for the look and installation ease. Has alot of great features.
My flat top
By Bella123
from Chicopee, MA, United States
This is my second flat top. The first on had a lip aroun the perimeter so any spills were contained. The new will allow spills to go all over the counter top.
GE - JP356BMBB aka GE Range Top
By mmmp
from Colorado
We are a bit concerned about how to clean this new GE Range Top and whether this glass range top is going to scratch easily when using different styles of pots & pans on it, or whether we need to use specific types of pots & pans in order to avoid scratching this range top, and what type of cleaner is best to use in order to avoid scratching this new range top?
Love the look
By scootergirl
from Cypress, TX, United States
I believe this is the model I have and it is now damaged and want replacement. The surface is solid black (no white flecks) and want same.
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Amen to that. I have only been playing since Jan/09 but I seem to get bored running a dungeon more than 2-3 times. There are a few exceptions. However it seems I can run thru holiday events on all my toons. I currently have a lvl 41 (thanks to hallowed end and the elemental invasion quests) warrior who doesn't mind the easy XP at all. With 2 more 80s planned post-Cata I will be running holiday events for a while. One good thing is the more you run the holiday/special events the faster you get them done. I also like the social aspect of wow and like meeting new realm mates :)


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Helens Roast Beef And Pizza
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The Helen's Roast Beef and Pizzeria app gives you the ability to quickly order your favourite roast beef and pizza dishes from one of the most popular restaurants in Medford. Flip through the menu, review your previous tasty order, and try out Helen's new delicious menu items right at your fingertips.
The Helen's Roast Beef and Pizzeria app lets you save time by quickly accessing your previous orders. You are always one tap away from having your favourite dishes ready at the counter or delivered to your door.
Helen's Roast Beef and Pizzeria now brings their menu directly to you. Browse the menu, enjoy some of the classic favourites or try something new. The choices are endless!
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Release build 21
Fixed a crash
Release Build 20
Added Tip functionality
Release Build 17
The final order summery page is much smoother.
Release Build 16
Toppings prices are listed.
Release Build 14
Minor Bugfixes and optimizations.
(64 stars)
Won't load menu! App crashes when going to "contact us" Fix and will re-rate. Will use grubhub and foodler until then. Helen's is awesome though!!
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Helen's makes the best calzones, i love their food, service and app...
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Helen's makes the best calzones, i love their food, service and app...
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First of all, i'm a huge fan of their roast beef. I use my phone for everything and I was really happy one of my favorite places now has an app. Overall the app is pretty straight forward and simple to use. I placed my order and 25 minutes later I was e


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Love this recipe for company! I use chuck roast instead of round steak. Perfect cold weather recipe.
Slow-Cooked Beef Burgundy
Yield: 8 servings.
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 299
- Calories from fat: 16%
- Fat: 5.3g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 30.8g
- Carbohydrate: 26.7g
- Fiber: 2.6g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 232mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic (about 2 cloves)
- 2 pounds lean, boneless round steak, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 3/4 cup dry red wine
- 3/4 cup canned no-salt-added beef broth
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 8 ounces baby carrots (about 40 small)
- 1 large onion, cut into eighths
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 (8-ounce) package presliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/2 (12-ounce) package yolk-free medium egg noodles
- Combine first 4 ingredients in a large heavy-duty, zip-top plastic bag; add beef, and seal bag. Shake to coat beef.
- Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray; place over medium-high heat until hot. Add beef, and cook 10 minutes or until browned on all sides, stirring often.
- Transfer beef to a 4-quart electric slow cooker coated with cooking spray. Add wine and next 6 ingredients; toss well. Cover and cook 6 hours on high setting or 8 to 10 hours on low setting until meat is tender and sauce thickens. Add mushrooms 1 hour before cooking is completed. Remove and discard bay leaf. Stir thoroughly.
- Ten minutes before sauce is done, cook noodles according to package directions, omitting salt and fat; drain. Place 1/2 cup noodles on each of 8 individual serving plates. Spoon beef mixture evenly over hot noodles.
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Slow-Cooked Beef Burgundy Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Make-Ahead, Quick/Easy
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Beef
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Diabetic
- COOKING METHOD: Slow Cook
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
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