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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 20, 2012)—Martin Panza, racing secretary and vice president-racing, announced Friday that Betfair Hollywood Park will offer some maiden allowance turf sprints for 2-year-olds in June and July.
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"Betfair Hollywood Park is happy to help with the development of this new juvenile turf stakes series in California,'' said Panza. "With the Breeders' Cup having added turf races for 2-year-olds it is important for California to offer a turf stakes series for those horses. We hope to aid in the development of the series and provide our horsemen with grass opportunities for their juveniles.''
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text: Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker Ultra-slim, multi-purpose home theater speaker Zoom Front Back Horizontal placement with grille on On stand (not included) Shown next to monitor (not included) Vertical placement with grille off Vertical placement with grille on With grille off Photos Videos Item #: 714G12B Review Summary 1 person says In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $199.99 each Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 200 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Save 10% on a Center Stage speaker shelf Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 200 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker by Kristen Schaub Thin, tinny TV sound getting you down? Then liven up your viewing experience with the Klipsch Gallery G-12 speaker. You'll hear impressively detailed sound that adds impact and emotion to your favorite movies, TV shows, and video games. This super-thin speaker measures just 12" high and 2-1/2" deep, so it occupies a minimum amount of space and mates perfectly with today's flat-panel TVs or thin-panel desktop monitors. It works equally well as a left, center, right, or surround speaker for maximum versatility. You can also combine it with any of the other Gallery speakers to create a stylish on-wall surround sound system or low-impact whole-house audio system. Horn-loaded tweeter produces renowned Klipsch sound The G-12 uses one of Klipsch's patented Tractrix® horn-loaded tweeters, which helps to increase the speaker's high-frequency output and to produce more lifelike sound. You'll also hear a larger soundstage with excellent imaging that allows you to pinpoint the direction of birdsong or the sound of revving cars from off-screen. It's complemented by a 3-1/2" mid/woofer for balanced bass output that'll make you think you're listening to a much larger speaker. Contemporary design to match any flat-panel TV The polymer cabinet has a stylishly curved front baffle that gives it both a contemporary look and low-resonance, structural stability. The cabinet undergoes an extensive twelve-step finishing process to achieve a stunning high-gloss piano black luster. And the incredibly thin grill it measures just half the thickness of a credit card! easily pops off and on with magnetic attachments. Use the included glass base to place this speaker on any tabletop or shelf, or mount it to your walls using the dual keyhole slots. The G-12 produces the same great sound whether mounted horizontally or vertically. Klipsch's Gallery family Create a slim, stylish on-wall surround sound system or low-impact whole-house audio system using any combination of Klipsch Gallery speakers. (Clockwise from top left: G-16, G-17, G-28, G-12, and G-42 models shown) Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. See more info on this item Highlights:frequency response 69-24,000 Hz (±3dB)handles 50 watts (RMS) / 200 watts (peak)sensitivity 91 dB8-ohm impedanceTractrix® horn with 1" titanium dome tweeter3-1/2" long-throw IMG wooferbass-reflex (ported) enclosurebinding postsdual keyhole slots for easy wall-mountinghigh gloss black finishincludes glass base for vertical or horizontal tabletop placement6-1/16"W x 11-15/16"H x 2-1/2"D (without base)weight: 3.75 lbs.warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Number of Speakers 1 Bipole or Dipole N/A Tweeter Tractrix Horn Midrange size (inches) N/A Woofer size (inches) 3-1/2 Connector Type Post Power Range 50-200 Sensitivity 91 dB Impedance (Ohms) 8 Height (inches) 0 Width (inches) 0 Depth (inches) 0 Weight (pounds) 3.75 Mounting Bracket Included Keyhole Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual LCRS loudspeaker Magnetic cloth grille Tempered glass base Two 5mm screws 2 Adhesive strips Owner's Manual Warranty Card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Klipsch Gallery LCRS: The Klipsch Gallery G-12 LCRS loudspeaker performs perfectly when utilized as a left, right, center, or surround speaker. The Klipsch G-12 LCRS features exclusive Tractrix Horn technology in an extremely thin speaker that effortlessly delivers legendary Klipsch sound. The Klipsch G-12 features a dynamic 1" tweeter and a 3.5" high-output woofer. The G-12 provides accurate, non-fatiguing sound for hours of listening pleasure. Designed with modern décor in mind, the Klipsch Gallery LCRS occupies minimal space, while delivering enhanced sound. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology 4 Klipsch Principles: Klipsch believed four principles to be the foundation for great sound. Together, these four design principles (high efficiency with low distortion, controlled directivity, flat frequency response, and wide dynamic range) have and always will be the foundation for Klipsch stunningly powerful and precise sound. LCRS Design: The Klipsch Gallery G-12 is equally capable for use as a main Left, a Center channel, main Right, or as a Surround speaker; and can be configured with any other Klipsch Gallery Speaker to build one of a large variety of different sized surround systems. Tractrix Horns: The Klipsch Gallery G-12 LCRS utilizes Tractrix Horn technology for lifelike sound, more output using less energy, improved reliability, reduced distortion and a large soundstage with well-defined imaging. Proprietary Klipsch technology with a refined 90° x 90° dispersion pattern expands the prime listening area and improves dynamics, increases soundstage dimension and produces pinpoint imaging for an enhanced listening experience. Titanium Diaphragm Compression Driver Tweeter: The Klipsch Gallery LCRS employs one 1" Titanium diaphragm compression driver mated to 90° x 90° square Tractrix Horn. Combined with the Tractrix Horn, the 1", solid-formed, very lightweight metallic diaphragm works in conjunction with precise phasing plugs at the horns throat to create a highly efficient driver with excellent transient response and lack of distortion. The new Linear Travel Suspension assures the most precise diaphragm excursion, increasing high-frequency detail and smoothness. Long-Throw Injection Molded Graphite Woofer: The Klipsch Gallery G-12 utilizes one 3.5" active long-throw IMG woofer. A woofer with a light, yet very stiff diaphragm matched with a large motor structure, designed for maximum controlled excursion to reproduce balanced bass output that rivals speakers twice its size Enclosure Design Bass Reflex Enclosure: The Klipsch G-12 LCRS features a bass reflex enclosure with a side-firing port for deeper bass and higher efficiency. The side-firing port is perfectly matched with the cabinet and woofer, precisely flared to minimize turbulence and distortion, and positioned to be fully functional wherever the speaker is placed or mounted. Molded Polymer, Low-Resonant Cabinet: The elegant, injection molded polymer cabinet has a front baffle that curves to the rear on both sides to create both a highly aesthetic appearance and a solid, low-resonant structure. High-Gloss Black Finish: The detailed, twelve-step cabinet finishing process achieves a sleek, high-quality piano black high gloss luster that perfectly blends into any interior setting. Acoustically Invisible Grille: With the thinnest grille ever to come from Klipsch (one-half the thickness of a credit card), the sound is equally detailed with the grille on or off. With it off, the high gloss appearance and fine lines of the speaker are preserved due to the lack of visible fasteners on the speaker baffle made capable by a unique magnetic grille rod attachment. Connections Binding Posts: The Klipsch G-12 is equipped with one pair of sturdy binding posts to ensure a secure connection to many types of speaker cables and connectors. The binding post terminals will accept banana plugs (single only), pin-connectors, spade-connectors, and bare wire (16-gauge or larger). Mounting Options Horizontal/Vertical Mounting: The Klipsch G-12's symmetrical horn dispersion pattern allows placement of the speakers vertically or horizontally, on its included glass base or mounted on a wall, and covers all dimensions of a typical listening area. Tempered Glass Base: The included dark tint, tempered glass bass allows flexible vertical or horizontal speaker placement on stands, tables, or shelves; and provides an elegant contrast to the high-gloss black speaker cabinet. The tempered glass base attaches to the speaker's back-panel dual threaded inserts (5mm) using the supplied two M5 screws. Note: The Klipsch G-12 LCRS loudspeaker measures 6.0625" (w) x 13.5" (h) 5.0625" (d) with the tempered glass base attached vertically. Wall-Mount Bracket: The Klipsch G-12 LCRS loudspeaker features dual keyhole slots on the back of the cabinet for wall-mounting the speaker without any additional wall-mount bracket (mounting screws not supplied). Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker Reviews Average Customer Review: 1 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. 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Call 1.888.955.6000 Email Compare with other Klipsch models Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel SpeakerHear more detailed, uniform mids Low StockThe Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel Speaker adds a second 3-1/2" woofer on the other side of the tweeter for more detailed mids that blend with the highs for a more uniform soundstage reproduces bass frequencies down to 67 Hz handles 75 watts (RMS) and up to 300 watts (peak) View All Product Information$299.99Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel SpeakerHome Theater Speaker 5 out of 5: In StockThe Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker offers: ultra-slim, modern design for use with flat-panel TVs3-1/2" woofer, 1" titanium dome tweeterfrequency response 69-24,000 HzView All Product Information$199.99Klipsch® Gallery G-28 Flat Panel SpeakerMore bass impact 5 out of 5: In StockThe Klipsch® Gallery G-28 Flat Panel Speaker adds four 3-1/2" passive woofers for deep bass down to 55 Hz measures 6" W x 28-1/2" H x 2-1/2" D View All Product Information$499.99Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel SpeakerHome Theater Speaker Low StockThe Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel Speaker offers: ultra-slim, modern design for use with flat-panel TVsdual 3-1/2" woofers, 1" titanium dome tweeterfrequency response 67-24,000 HzView All Product Information$299.99Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 SoundbarGet three channels in one easy soundbar 3.5 out of 5: In StockThe Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar reproduces your left, right, and center channels using three 1" Tractrix Horn-loaded tweeters and four 3-1/2" woofers covers a frequency range from 65-24,000 Hz handles 50 watts (RMS) and up to 200 watts (peak) has three sets of 5-way binding posts (one for each channel) View All Product Information$699.99Klipsch® Gallery G-28 Flat Panel SpeakerHome Theater Speaker 5 out of 5: In StockThe Klipsch® Gallery G-28 Flat Panel Speaker offers: ultra-slim, modern design for use with flat-panel TVs1" titanium dome tweeter, dual 3-1/2" woofers, and four 3-1/2" passive radiatorsfrequency response 55-24,000 HzView All Product Information$499.99Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 SoundbarSoundBar 3-channel Speaker 3.5 out of 5: In StockThe Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar offers: ultra-slim, modern design for flat-panel TVs; non-powered for use with a home theater receiverseparates the left, right, and center channels using three 1" titanium dome tweeters and four 3-1/2" woofersfrequency response 65-24,000 HzView All Product Information$699.99 You are hereKlipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel SpeakerCompare with $199.99 Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel SpeakerCompare with $299.99 Klipsch® Gallery G-28 Flat Panel SpeakerCompare with $499.99 Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 SoundbarGet details $699.99 × Front Back Horizontal placement with grille on On stand (not included) Shown next to monitor (not included) Vertical placement with grille off Vertical placement with grille on With grille off Searches related to the Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker Ultra-slim, multi-purpose home theater speaker Klipsch Klipsch On-wall Speakers Best On-wall Speakers On-wall Speakers under $200 Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker reviews Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker vs Klipsch® Gallery G-16 Flat Panel Speaker Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker vs Polk Audio OWM3 Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker vs Definitive Technology Mythos Ten Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker vs Boston Acoustics Bravo 20 Klipsch® Gallery G-12 Flat Panel Speaker vs Monitor Audio Radius 225


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Xenoblade, and why it is awesome.
I recently decided to put my fiercely burning love for Xenoblade into words for a review site, and I thought I'd post the massive wall of text here as well, because I want you to know that you're missing out on one of the best games ever made, and that you should pick it up immediately if it ever gets localized.
To those of you who possess a "tl;dr" kind of mentality, know only this:
Xenoblade is effing awesome.
Anyone with even a passing interest in Japanese RPGs needs to check this out as soon as they can, because this is an experience unlike any other.
The long version:
First off, do not be put off (or indeed get excited, should you be so inclined) by the "Xeno" prefix.
This game was originally named "Monado: Beginning of the World" (it is rumored at this point that the game is being localized under the same title, but no official statement has been made as of yet), but it was renamed Xenoblade in honor of the Director who worked on the previous Xeno-games as well.
It has, in effect, NOTHING to do with Xenogears or the Xenosaga series, whatsoever.
And if you ask me, it is all the better for it!
Although there are some tangents in terms of thematics (big robots and god-slaying etc.) the story and gameplay are completely unrelated, so if you're looking for a deep, complex narrative interspersed with turn-based battles, you will not find them here.
The game follows the adventures of Shulk, a young spiky-haired and rather annoyingly voiced tike brandishing a sword. So much, so thirteen-a-dozen JRPG! (Please know in advance that the story and cast are not this game's strong points in the least. If you're the kind of person to value an RPG for its storytelling, you're likely to be disappointed (and, in the case of this game, also greatly missing the point).
Before long, Shulk is joined by a cast of characters that is way too reminiscent of Final Fantasy X, and he sets off on a quest to avenge the death of a loved one, and to put an end to the on-going war between man and machine.
And it is this war that has shaped the very world that Xenoblade takes place in. Ages ago, two gigantic Gods did battle in a vast oceanic landscape, one being a machine and the other of flesh and blood. At the end of the battle each God delivered a fatal sword strike to the other simultaneously, and from that moment on the two have frozen into position, their respective swords still stuck in their opponent's body.
These humongous bodies now form the Machine World and the Human World. It is on these bodies that the game takes place, the Human World being a place of luscious forests, green pastures and blue oceans, and the Machine World being a place of desolate plains riddled with factories, power plants and robotic life.
This setting is one of the major points of appeal of this game. It's a very original setting for one thing, and it is used to deliver some awe-inspiring and jaw-droppingly gorgeous vistas (you have never seen a Wii game look this good, believe me). A lot of time, effort and love has obviously been poured into creating the environments in this game, not only in terms of graphical prowess, but also, more importantly, of actual design and layout.
Mind you, this is still a Japanese RPG, so you're not getting one huge overworld to explore freely, such as you might find in games like Oblivion/Fallout 3 or the GTA series. You are brought from one location to the next in a linear fashion, but each location in itself is HUGE and sprawling with life. The added advantage of not having one gigantic overworld, but instead multiple less-gigantic (but still huge!) areas, is that there is much more variety between each area and you'll get to see much more diverse fields than just one endless forest or wasteland.
Every area is teeming with wildlife, ranging from tiny insects to humongous dinosaurs, and the game is actually set up in a way to logically reflect this through its system. Rather than throwing a lot of enemies at you that are all around the same level (implying that a dinosaur is just as easy to kill as any common fly), each area has lots of high-level monsters running around that you will not be able to defeat until much later in the game. Not only does this make actual worldly sense, but it's also a great way to keep you on your toes and to fill you with excitement.
To accommodate for this hazard, the game introduces a system that indicates the (relative) strength of each monster in a quick and easy to understand way. Each enemy has a symbol over it indicating two things: what it responds to (sight, sound, ether (nearby magic), or nothing at all) and how strong it is compared to the character you're controlling. If the symbol is opaque, the enemy is more than 5 levels below you; blue is 3 to 5 levels below you, grey is 2 levels below you to 2 levels above you, yellow is 3 to 5 levels above you, and red is more than 5 levels above you. Stay away from red. (Also, to those of you who can't stand anything cluttering up the screen: these symbols can be turned off)
Combat is quick and straightforward. If you've played Final Fantasy XII, or the MMORPGs like World of Warcraft, you will be right at home. You choose which enemy you want to attack (if it hasn't already chosen YOU), and your party will start hacking away at it automatically. Player activity comes from selecting which special attacks you wish to use and when (special attacks need some time to recharge after use) and very occasionally performing a timed button press to improve functionality.
Two important factors in combat are "Hate" and "Tension". Hate indicates how much you have enraged the monster you're attacking and basically determines which member of your party it will direct its attention to. Hate can of course be raised/lowered by using skills. Tension indicates your overall performance. The higher your tension, the better you will fight, and some skills even require a minimum amount of tension to be used in the first place.
And then there's the Party Gauge. The Party Gauge consists of 3 levels, which will increase as you fight (much like the Combo Gauge in the Street Fighter Alpha series), and once it's full, you can unleash a chain attack, where all members in your party get to attack in rapid succession without the monster being able to intervene. It also functions to revive fallen allies. There are no revive spells or items in the game (in fact, you can't use items during battle at ALL), instead you consume one level of your Party Gauge to revive your allies. If your gauge isn't full enough, your party will be wiped out. Fret not, for there is no Game Over in this game. You will merely be sent back to the nearest landmark, keeping anything and everything you have.
Landmarks are an important part of the map system. Once you get to a new area, the map will be completely blank, but it fills in automatically as you move around. There are basically two things that get indicated on your map: "Locations", which are just names for areas (so that you know where to look when someone gives you a quest), and "Landmarks" which are major waypoints in each area. At any time you can travel to any landmark you've ever found. If the landmark is in the same area you're in, the warp is instantaneous, if it's in another part of the world there will be a very short loading time. This frees travelling from any kind of stress or frustration (you'll be travelling back and forth a LOT if you're going to bother with quests) and it's testament to the Wii that it can load huge and detailed areas this fast. Once you've found all locations and landmarks, including the hidden areas (which tend to be very pretty, as well as earn you oodles of experience) the entire map will be filled in.
Each area, apart from having its own unique wildlife, also has collection items. These are blue flame-like objects that serve many purposes in the game. For one thing, you have a collection book (The "Collepedia") that keeps track of all unique collection items for each area. Find all items in one category for a nice reward. Find all items in one whole area for an even nicer one. Furthermore, collection items can be sold for good money, traded for other useful items, or given as a present from one party member to another to increase their "bond".
Each character has a "bond" with every other character. And your party has an overall "bond" to each city in the game. When you accept and complete quests, apart from gaining the usual experience, money and items, the citizens will also start liking you more, ultimately giving you access to better items for trade or sale. Members in your party when you accept/complete quests will also think higher of you, leading to a stronger bond, which leads to improved cooperation in battle (your bonds will also improve by helping each other out in battle). Also, the areas in the game are riddled with "Bond talk" points. These serve no other purpose than to gain some background on the characters and see how they interact, but they add color to the cast, which is nice. Each "talk" requires a certain level of "bond" before you can see it, providing some nice character-driven stimulation for gameplay to those who need it.
The most important function of the bond system is skill linking. Each character has 3 skill lines with 5 skills, with 2 additional lines waiting for the inquisitive player. By fighting enemies and exploring, you gain SP (skill points). Gain enough SP and you will learn that skill permanently (although some of them will not have any effect outside of battle). The interesting thing is that skills can be linked. So if one of your allies has a skill that the other does not, you can link that skill so that both characters gain the effect. This requires 2 things: "bond coins" (earned by leveling up and defeating bosses and unique monsters) which you use to "pay" for each skill (don't worry you don't lose the coins) and a sufficient bond with other character. At the lowest bond, you will only be able to link 1 skill. At maximum, you get to link 5. Each skill also has a "shape", with some of the more useful skills having a shape that can only be linked when your bonds are strong enough.
Should you be the kind of person to actively spend time on everything the game offers you, you will find a HUGE amount of content. There are close to 500 quests, although most of them are pretty short and simple, requiring you to kill a number of a specific enemy, or collect an amount of a specific item. Don't be afraid of tedium though, because you'll never have to kill many, and item drop rates, even for rare ones, are fairly high.
Keep abreast of the quests the game offers you, and your level should always be high enough to get through the main story without significant trouble. Ignoring side quests, adversely, will most likely put you in some dangerous situations later in the game. Show an active interest in everything the game offers you (not even obsessively so) and you'll find you'll reach level 99 without ever having had the feeling you were grinding. Even if you do reach level 99, there are still a handful of enemies over level 100 awaiting the more skilled player.
What I would like to stress is that nothing in this game feels like a chore. Everything just happens naturally as long as you show interest in what the developers have lovingly created for you. This does not take the form of obsessive/compulsive behavior that might be found in the bigger MMORPGs, but at all times stays at a level that is acceptable to both casual and hardcore gamers.
I spent almost 150 hours on my first playthrough (although the timer stops at 99:59 for some stupid reason), and I immediately dove back in again, because it's so awesome. People who love to explore and see wonderful things in their games, will get more than their money's worth with this game. The areas in the game are large and impressive, with some brilliant and interesting design (you've never seen anything like this). There are hundreds of pieces of equipment, each with their own look (everything you equip is actively visible on your characters, during combat and cutscenes, and the same piece of equipment will look totally different depending on who wears it), close to 500 quests, a system that is easy to get used to and doesn't punish lack of skill, and a rich, if rather trite, narrative, with the appropriately ridiculous twists and turns of JRPG story-telling.
Random numbers for the fanatics!
Graphics: 10. Doesn't get any better. Super Mario Galaxy may look a lot smoother, but it's nowhere near as detailed.
Music: 10. A great soundtrack with high-quality synth, with lots of beautiful and memorable melodies, that manage never to get annoying even when playing the game for over hundreds of hours.
Gameplay: 10. A fast-paced, low-on-stress battle system, a detailed map system with quick-travel function, and an unrivaled sense of adventure and exploration. Fantastic.
Replay Value: 10. Tons of subquests, rewarding, varied, chock-full of content. Comes with a system that tracks your progress and rewards you for your achievements.
Overall: 10. This, in short, is a Masterpiece in the JRPG genre, and indeed in the entire scope of console RPGs. It is a must-have for Wii owners who want to see what their console can do in terms of size and graphics (on one single DVD!), and any JRPG fan should buy a Wii, just for this.
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Cool - definitely sounds interesting. Is it coming to US?
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Cool - definitely sounds interesting. Is it coming to US?
No official announcement has been made yet, but Wikipedia states:
"The game has appeared as "Monado: Beginning of the World" on Nintendo of America's release schedules, which could indicate the game might be localized."
So it might be happening.
I would be extremely surprised, not to mention disappointed, if this didn't make it to Western shores.
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Just when I was beginning to forget about Xenoblade, this review has teased and tortured me further. I've watched a number of videos from this game, and it looks and sounds EXACTLY like the type of RPG I desire. Who says good JRPGs are a thing of the past?
I used to play role-playing games mostly for the story and boss battles, but now I'm all about exploration and otherworldly locales. Xenoblade looks like it takes the cake. It sounds like it has an MMO feel, but apparently without the cut-and-paste tedium and timesink grinding. The plentiful quests sound fun too. I dislike quests that require an hour of monster-slaying for a single rare drop. Shorter quests, but hundreds more of them, are the remedy.
Overall: 10. This, in short, is a Masterpiece in the JRPG genre, and indeed in the entire scope of console RPGs. It is a must-have for Wii owners who want to see what their console can do in terms of size and graphics (on one single DVD!), and any JRPG fan should buy a Wii, just for this.
I don't own a Wii, but I did buy a Gamecube just to play the Zelda games on it....
Question: In one video the player is shown jumping off a massive cliff toward a body of water below; do you get hurt if you land on the ground? I ask because I loved free falling in Oblivion, but there you generally die.
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Great writeup, Amazingu. I guess your 2010 Game of the Year won't come as a surprise to anyone this time around.
Though I've become weary of the JRPG and RPG genre in general (indeed, I've been finding it harder and harder to bring myself back to Final Fantasy IX and Dragon Quest IX), I'd love for the opportunity to play through Xenoblade, if just to experience the superb music score in context. I sincerely hope we see a domestic release someday.
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The story sounds interesting enough for me to check out. The Wii is getting a lot of my love lately.
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Re: Xenoblade, and why it is awesome.
Question: In one video the player is shown jumping off a massive cliff toward a body of water below; do you get hurt if you land on the ground? I ask because I loved free falling in Oblivion, but there you generally die.
You get hurt if you land on ground, but not if you land in deep water.
The amount of damage you suffer from falling can be reduced by equipping the appropriate gems (I just realized I forgot to mention gems in my review. They're basically stones that you equip on your weapons/armor to grant you status bonuses), and it also seems to be dependent on the weight of your armor, although I'm not too sure of that.
If you like freefalling, Xenoblade has some great locations for you, since a lot of them are not only huge horizontally, but vertically as well.
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The game has popped up on NoA's game list as Monado: Beginning of the World, which was the original title of the game.
http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/g4 … lKPOqsEMf2
There is still hope!
And quite frankly, I would be surprised if they didn't localize this at some point.
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As far as I know, that listing has existed since they showed it at E3 2009, and nothing has been said at all since - INCLUDING E3 2010. They didn't even mention the thing this year. I hate to be super pessimistic, but Giftpia and Sin & Punishment also showed up in English and on release lists at E3s in the past, so I'm not getting my hopes high in any way.
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confirmed for europe:
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confirmed for europe:
Excellent news.
If only the Wii were Region Free, I would definitely buy it again (I may do so anyway).
Word has it it even allows you to choose between English and Japanese VOs.
How they managed to cram this insane amount of gorgeous-looking content on one Wii disc still amazes me.
Everyone should preorder this NOW.
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Yes. One way or another I think I'll be playing this within a year.
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The NoA Xenoblade saga continues. I have joined the fan movement on Nintendo's Facebook page; it's hilarious to see all the comments taking over their posts.
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The NoA Xenoblade saga continues. I have joined the fan movement on Nintendo's Facebook page; it's hilarious to see all the comments taking over their posts.
Yeah, there's a veritable shitstorm going on right now.
It's really funny to see how people are rising against NoA's ridiculous localization policies.
And there couldn't have been a better game to cause it all.
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The NoA Xenoblade saga continues. I have joined the fan movement on Nintendo's Facebook page; it's hilarious to see all the comments taking over their posts.
Hmmm... I think I need to head over and raise some hell myself. You would think Xenoblade, in addition to possibly The Last Story, and Zelda would make for a great late 2011 swan song for the Wii.
I don't know what Nintendo is thinking. Only salvageable situation if it doesn't make it to Wii is it gets upgraded for Wii U, but it seems like Nintendo is just shunning the fanbase at this point.
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Tim JC wrote:
The NoA Xenoblade saga continues. I have joined the fan movement on Nintendo's Facebook page; it's hilarious to see all the comments taking over their posts.
Hmmm... I think I need to head over and raise some hell myself. You would think Xenoblade, in addition to possibly The Last Story, and Zelda would make for a great late 2011 swan song for the Wii.
I don't know what Nintendo is thinking. Only salvageable situation if it doesn't make it to Wii is it gets upgraded for Wii U, but it seems like Nintendo is just shunning the fanbase at this point.
Join the revolution! People are actually campaigning for Xenoblade, The Last Story, and Pandora's tower, although the push right now is chiefly for Xenoblade. There have been so many preorders for "Monado: Beginning of the World" on Amazon that currently it is at the top of the bestsellers list! I don't know what Nintendo is thinking either. They're either ignoring us or holding their cards very close to their chest at this point. The newest Facebook post says they appreciate all the enthusiasm from the fans though.
Also, the fans' letter writing campaign even has its own Wikipedia page:
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I can understand Nintendo's reticence about localizing giant RPGs that won't sell but to a tiny (if vocal) fanbase, but I don't understand why they don't simply take bids from third party localizers like Ignition, Xseed, Atlus, etc. If the games truly can't be released here in a profitable way, I'm sure these companies would just say so.
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I can understand Nintendo's reticence about localizing giant RPGs that won't sell but to a tiny (if vocal) fanbase
I can understand that too, but I cannot understand why ONLY NoA would not release games that HAVE been announced by NoE. Are JRPGs that more profitable in Europe than in the US?
Because I doubt that.
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And here's the predictable response:
Thank you for your enthusiasm. We promised an update, so here it is. We never say "never," but we can confirm that there are no plans to bring these three games to the Americas at this time. Thanks so much for your passion, and for being such great fans!
I would not have thought it possible to cram so much corporate-speak into four sentences.
I'll never understand why Nintendo enjoys so much loyalty when it treats its fans with such imperiousness and disdain. Nintendo's overdue for a stumble, and I'll be there to laugh when it happens.
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Ayup. As soon as I import the game and try to mod a Wii and somehow screw it all up, they'll be like, "Guess what, fans?!"
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Ayup. As soon as I import the game and try to mod a Wii and somehow screw it all up, they'll be like, "Guess what, fans?!"
And then what? You'll buy another copy of the game when it's released in the U.S. and maybe also a Wii to replace the one that you broke, thereby perversely rewarding Nintendo for its conduct?
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Tim JC wrote:
Ayup. As soon as I import the game and try to mod a Wii and somehow screw it all up, they'll be like, "Guess what, fans?!"
And then what? You'll buy another copy of the game when it's released in the U.S. and maybe also a Wii to replace the one that you broke, thereby perversely rewarding Nintendo for its conduct?
Possibly. But I would bear the shame in secret as I indulge in the world of Xenoblade, like a kid who willingly traded his collection of baseball cards for a delicious Little Debbie oatmeal cream pie.
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Yeah, this is pretty despicable.
The snail-mail operation has yet to be performed, but I doubt it'll help matters.
The fans seem eager to continue the push, though, which is good.
I don't know who gets the actual final call in this kind of thing. Is it NoA?
I've heard people say it's actually NoJ that decides these things, but I wonder what their reasoning would be for not releasing it.
I've always had a positive image of NoJ, but NoA not so much.
Their rampant censorship massacred many great games in the NES and SNES era, and now they're just not releasing the things that people really want and need from the Wii.
I hope this will bite them in the ass in some way or another.


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This article describes how to install the busybox command line tools in the Android file-system. Please note that a pre-built version of busybox has been attached to this article if you would prefer not to build busybox yourself. Skip to Installing Busybox to filesystem if you select to use the prebuilt version. For the more information on the latest busybox environment visit: www.busybox.net
Configure and Build
Download busybox-1.19.3.tar.bz2 from www.busybox.net.
Extract the busybox source
pc$ tar jxf busybox-1.19.3.tar.bz2 pc$ cd busybox-1.19.3/
Or if you prefer, you can get the latest version of busybox
pc$ git clone git://busybox.net/busybox.git pc$ cd busybox/ pc$ git checkout -b my_working_branch 1_19_3
Export path to where the cross-compiler is located on the host. For more information on setting up cross-compiler in environment visit: Cross Compilers
pc$ export PATH=$PATH:/<toolchain_folder>/bin/
Configure busybox
pc$ make menuconfig
In menuconfig set the following options
Busybox Settings --> Build Options --> Build Busybox as a static binary (no shared libs) - Enable this option by pressing "Y" Busybox Settings --> Build Options --> Cross compiler prefix - Set this option equal to "arm-none-linux-gnueabi-" Busybox Settings --> General Configuration --> Don't use /usr - Enable this option by pressing "Y" Linux Module Utilities --> [ ] Simplified modutils [*] insmod [*] rmmod [*] lsmod [*] Pretty output [ ] modprobe [ ] depmod Linux Module Utilities --> [ ] Support version 2.2/2.4 Linux kernels Linux Module Utilities --> [ ] Try to load module from a mmap'ed area Linux Module Utilities --> [*] Support tainted module checking with new kernels Linux Module Utilities --> () Default directory containing modules - Set this option to nothing Linux Module Utilities --> () Default name of modules.dep - Set this option to nothing
You can also enable and disable at that time the tools that are needed/not needed. Example of tools that could be disabled: Print Utilities, Mail Utilities
Build busybox
pc$ make
Copying Busybox to filesystem
Once the busybox executable has been placed in the target file system you will need to "install" busybox, i.e. you will need write permission. Therefore it's recommended to place busybox in the system partition where you can use the "adb remount" command to get write permissions.
Create a busybox directory in the target file-system. For example:
pc$ mkdir -p $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/system/busybox
Copy the busybox binary to the /bin directory in the target file-system:
pc$ install -m 777 busybox $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/system/busybox/busybox
Add the busybox directory to the default path. Open the init.rc file:
pc> vim $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/root/init.rc
Add /system/busybox to PATH in init.rc:
export PATH /system/busybox:/sbin:/vendor/bin:/system/sbin:/system/bin:/system/xbin
Installing Busybox at run-time
Bootup the board with Android filesystem, remount system with read-write permissions
pc> ./adb remount
Install the busybox command line tools on the target by executing the following commands on booted filesystem:
pc> ./adb shell target$ cd /system/busybox target$ ./busybox --install . target$ ./sh
NOTE: Don't forget the DOT at the end of the "install" step above!
Make the Busybox shell the default shell
Save the original sh executable by renaming it, and then create a soft-link to busybox sh:
target$ cd /system/bin target$ mv sh sh.android target$ ln -s /system/busybox/sh sh
Now when you open a shell using "./adb shell" you will have the full busybox capabilities immediately. The serial port shell will also utilize busybox when you power-up the board.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Oct. 29, 2009) — Hollywood Park will offer $1 specials in Longshots Sports Bar to complement the NFL Sunday Ticket package during the 2009 Autumn Meet.
The 27-day meeting begins Friday, Nov. 13, and runs through Sunday, Dec. 20. The specials begin Nov. 15 with the first Sunday program at the six-week meeting.
The popular $500 weekly Pigskins and Ponies contest will return along with the Longshots Players Football Pool, available to patrons viewing the action from Longshots on the super mezzanine level of the grandstand.
The first 100 patrons to sign up each Sunday in Longshots will have the opportunity to win a $50 mutuel voucher each quarter of the premier 1 o'clock game.
The Pigskins and Ponies contest offers a $500 prize for correctly picking the winners of three late NFL games and the winner of three designated Hollywood Park races. There is a carryover if no one hits all six.
Dollars specials, which include sodas, hot dogs and beers, will be available in Longshots only. The special on beer will be from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., while the others will be available throughout the program.
Copyright © 2009-2014, Hollywood Park. All rights reserved.


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National Education Technology Plan 2004
Success Stories from Schools That Are Leading the Way
In 1994, the Chugach School District (CSD) in south central Alaska was failing by almost all measures: staff turnover exceeded 50 percent; students scored lowest in the state on California Achievement Tests; business leaders complained that graduates lacked basic skills; and only one student in 26 years had graduated from college.
The school board and district leaders proposed radical changes. The district eliminated grade levels as measures of progress and adopted a standards-based system with levels of mastery that emphasize real-life learning situations. Each student has a learning plan based on his or her learning patterns and needs, and must demonstrate proficiency in 10 areas of performance.
Chugach uses technology to enhance student learning, to improve student technology skills, and to improve the efficiency of its academic and administrative operations. Overall student use of the Internet increased from 5 percent in 1998 to 93 percent in 2001.
Results have been dramatic. On the California Achievement Test reading scores rose from the 28th percentile in 1995 to the 71st percentile in 1999; mathematics scores increased from 54th to 78th; and language arts scores from 26th to 72nd. Fourteen CSD graduates are now attending post-secondary institutions. Annual faculty turnover has dropped from more than 50 percent to 12 percent.
Recently, the Chugach district led the formation of the Alaska Quality Schools Coalition and 12 districts are replicating its model. In 2001, the district was the smallest organization ever to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award for performance excellence in education.42
In the fall of 2002, Poway Unified School District in the suburbs of San Diego rolled out Total Information Management System (TIM), enabling teachers to log in to view a class and drill down to a student profile. The data warehouse pulls relevant data from the student information system, human resources, special education, student assessment, and delivers up-to-date, on-command information to the teacher. Teachers can filter by period, course or any of the NCLB filters such as ethnicity, gender, or second language learners to compare achievement and identify strengths and weaknesses. The profiles have current and historical data as well as contact information for the student and parents, and e-mail links to other teachers. With this tool, teachers can use the data to drive instructional practices – something that was not possible in the past.
Instructional Technology Specialist Stacey Campo trains teachers throughout the district to make effective use of this information and provides feedback to the information systems division. Charlie Garten, who directs the information systems division, and project leader Tracy Jones involved teachers and students in each stage of development. TIM is helping all teachers apply differentiated instruction to improve learning for all of their students.43
High Tech High (HTH) in San Diego used a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation grant and funding from the San Diego technology business community to start a charter school from scratch. Since its launch in September 2000, the school has been an innovation leader in using technology and grounding learning in the "real world." Student internships with area businesses are built into the schedule and students use technology to conduct biotechnology lab experiments, build robots and produce sophisticated school projects. Its 400 students are from diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds and last year 100 percent of HTH seniors were accepted into college. Under Principal and CEO Larry Rosenstock's leadership, technology and intellectual rigor are central to the educational experience at HTH – a learning experience in an environment which is open to the real world and fosters connections to the community.
The school's innovations include performance-based assessment, daily shared planning time for staff, state-of-the-art technical facilities for project-based learning, internships for all students, and close links to the high-tech workplace.
The Florida Virtual School, whose motto is "anytime, any place, any path, any pace," grew out of a $200,000 state-level "Break the Mold" grant. The threefold aim was to relieve the strain of overcrowded schools in the fast-growing Florida districts; to meet the demands for high-needs courses; and to make advanced courses available to students throughout the state's 32 rural districts.
Founded in 1997, the state-funded institution serves 21,270 student enrollments and employs 150 full-time and part-time teachers. Experienced teachers monitor the progress of all students and are available to students by telephone or e-mail.
Ninety-seven percent of the school's students take only one or two courses to fill a need not met in their own schools. Minorities make up some 30 percent of enrollment. The students come from public schools (72 percent), home schooling (21 percent), and private or charter schools (7 percent). The majority of students are from Florida, but there are students from many other states and even as far away as Shanghai.
Peabody Elementary School in St Louis is situated in an urban neighborhood marked by abandoned buildings and serves almost entirely Title I students from the lowest income families. Principal Myrtle Reed had high expectations and through online assessments and customized instruction over three years achieved remarkable improvement in students' scores on Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) standardized tests.
Reed selected the eMINTS program — enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies — which provides 200 hours of professional development, coaching and technical support for teachers as they use multimedia tools to promote critical thinking and problem-solving techniques.
Peabody students take regular online assessments of their progress, allowing teachers to customize instruction to the specific needs of individual students. Teachers assign online reading instruction software and online tutoring programs based on individual student's level of mastery of the curriculum. Working on desktop computers, students proceed at their own pace.
Using a technology-rich environment, instruction is personalized. Teachers and principals know exactly how students are doing on a daily basis.
The results have been dramatic. In 2001, only 7 percent of Peabody third graders could read at grade level. A year later, the number improved to 25 percent. In 2003, 80 percent of third graders were reading on grade level. Similar stunning results occurred in mathematics, science and social studies.
The success of the program was recognized by an $8.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education that will help create additional eMINTS training and technology in classrooms. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch commented that the turnabout at Peabody would have been remarkable for any school, but was particularly impressive "in a neighborhood where virtually every child is poor, a fact that too often translates into low expectations and rock-bottom test scores." The eMINTS program is now available to schools nationwide.
Henrico County, a suburban and rural district with 43,000 students and 3,000 teachers in 64 schools, supplied every high school student their own laptop computer. In Spring 2001, all high school faculty received a laptop computer. In Fall 2002, all middle school students and elementary school teachers received laptops, and in Winter 2002, all middle school teachers received laptops. A primary goal of the initiative was to create an environment of engaged and active learning, rather than the simple didactic approach. Henrico County paid for this laptop program by repurposing existing funds, as well as using lease agreements. Currently, 28,000 laptops are deployed in Henrico County. What makes this effort extraordinary is that they have done this with $500 less than the state average annual per-pupil expenditure and $611 less than the national average.
In 1994, there were significant numbers of elementary schools that did not have a single computer lab, and the total technology deployment in the district was relatively sparse, consisting primarily of one or two computer labs per middle and high school. In 1998, 5 percent of students used the Internet; today all middle and high school students are online.
What is remarkable is what students can do with the technology, curricula and good instruction. They are accessing primary sources, exploring different perspectives on historical events, using geometry simulations in three dimensions to learn mathematics and increasing their interactions with teachers and other students online. Assessments are online and provide instant feedback. Art history courses take virtual field trips to art galleries worldwide.
Henrico offers all students the opportunity to take online courses through their laptops – advanced mathematics and science, foreign languages and other courses – as well as SAT test-prep courses. Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are online and save teachers time and effort while enabling updated information.
The success of this initiative would not have been possible without direct teacher training and support. Demonstrating their commitment to life-long learning, Henrico County Public Schools provides a $1,000 per year tuition reimbursement for eligible employees. Additional institutes were scheduled and taught by master teachers to ensure that the faculty received the training needed to successfully use technology as an instructional tool.
Among the numerous awards Henrico has received: The U.S. Senate Award for Continuing Excellence and nine U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School awards.44


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Hi, I watched your chicken pot pie on the 30 minute meal show, I cannot find the recipe on this site. Plus what is creme fresh. Please respond.
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#482 Tue 13 Nov 12 3:40am
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Truthful person, you will probably need to purchase the 30 minute meals book for the recipe, Jaime only puts a few of his recipes on the site. Creme fraiche is basically a soured cream http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr�me_fra�che
If you cannot find it in the supermarket, you can make it yourself by adding some fresh lemon juice to fresh cream and leaving it for awhile to sour.
#483 Tue 13 Nov 12 6:42am
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Hi Jamie
I watched your TV program on 9 or 10th November in Queensland Australia and you demonstrated a 15 minute coleslaw with your home made burgers - now I made the coleslaw but it was too wet - I have a magi mix food processor - now to I use the thinner slicer for the cabbage or the coaser one? I grated all my ingredients which was 1/4 cabbage, 2 carrots, 1 pear and half red onion but I think I should have sliced the cabbage on the thinner disc and then grate the carrot - but when you did it - it was all on one disc and then you mixed it with olive oil salt and pepper and some vinegar from the gerkins (or pickle cucumber) but it was great but I need to stop it being so wet - the only other thing I can do is slice it all by hand but I have done slaw on my slicer before and never had a problem might be the cabbage was to wet from the fridge and should have been room temperature as this has never happened to me before.
Thanks again for all your had work with the meals I really do appreciate it - I have most of all your books will need to purchase the 15 minute one now as I am watching my weight and I love that part that all of your meals have been calorie controlled only I do not know how to work out the calorie for each dish.
It is great what you are doing for the whole world with your meals - I hope people take notice and start to cook for themselves - I love cooking heaps but then I am passionate about cooking so this is why I make great meals as well but even though I am 63 years old I am still learning new ways of doing things.
Thanks for answering any questions we ask -= that is great too!!
#484 Tue 13 Nov 12 10:26pm
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I have surgery next week, with two weeks bedrest. Need to make freezer meals for family of three who do not cook! Trying to avoid all of the pricey takeout. I am experienced cook, but haven't made large quantities to divide and freeze. Just got freezer. Love classic Italian, French, U.S. traditional food. Can't handle too much spice or dairy. Any brilliant suggestions? Got the pasta sauce, minestrone and other soups thing down for large quantities, but otherwise don't usually do it. Thanks in advance.
#485 Thu 15 Nov 12 6:52pm
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Ouestion to a recipe in 30 minute meals
Asian salmon with nudel soup
The first part says:
red onion
soy sause
lime juice
I have minced all this in the food processor
and you write: "taste and calibrate between the sweet and salt"
to me it's salt from the soy sause and sour from the lime, there is absolutely nothing sweet about this. Is the recipe missing an ingredient? Perhaps in the translation to danish??? Or am i misunderstanding something
#486 Fri 16 Nov 12 7:13am
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Hi l need some recipes with no carbohdrates in as l have type 2 Diabetic and very high blood suger levels so need some ideas thanks Beamer4.
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Hi trying to find the ingredients for the waffle.. for the epic hot chocolate thanks alot
#488 Sat 17 Nov 12 2:08pm
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Firstly may I say I have never had so much difficulty signing into a website as i have this one.
My son and I have been makinf your chocolate mousse from your book "Happy days with the naked chef". After we had finished he decided he would like to try the sesame seed toffee snaps. We have followed your receipe correctly but after half an hour the sugar syrup was still clear. Eventually it started to crytalise and my son thought it had turned "golden" so added the seeds. I now have a pan full off sesame seed glup. Whart a waste!!!!!!!
I have looked at other receipes and either they don't mention water to make the toffee or they have butter or another ingregiant aswell. Cold you tell me what has gone wrong and whether <i can do something with the glup or wheter <i just bin it?
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Hi Jamie and his Team
When using yoghurt, creme fraiche, cream or fromage frias in cooking, how do you know which is the best one to use, but also how so you stop it splitting or curdling?
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Hi Jamie
I was wondering if you could help me. I have a 4year old little boy who has autism. He has a very strict diet following multiple tests showing he has yeast overgrowth, nutritional deficiencies, parasites,fungals, immune disfunction. He has no gluten(we can use potatoe starch rice flour etc),casein(we use coconut milk,almond milk, almond butter etc),sugar (we replace this with xyitol, agave syrups),soya,no apples,raisins,no refined carbs only oily fish. He eats only organic foods and we limit his fruit to one per day. I was really hoping if you could tell me any recipes I could cook for him. I would appreciate it more than I can tell you, it would make our lives so much more easier.
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Major changes to the codes in the psychiatry section of the AMA's manual on Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)—the codes used for billing and documentation for all insurers—will go into effect on January 1, 2013. There are five essential areas in which the psychiatric codes are being revised, eliminated, or refined:
Changes to the current diagnostic evaluation code (90801) to distinguish whether the evaluation included medical work or did not. The new codes (90792 and 90791, respectively) provide for a distinction between an initial evaluation with medical services done by a physician or nurse practitioner and an initial evaluation done by a nonmedical practitioner.
Refinement of psychotherapy codes, keyed to three levels of time spent with the patient, and inclusion of "add-on" codes when psychotherapy is provided in conjunction with E/M work (for example, medication management) . Three new timed codes (30 minutes, 45 minutes, and 60 minutes) can be used for psychotherapy alone in all settings. Additionally, new "add-on" psychotherapy codes can be used when psychotherapy is done in the same encounter as an E/M service. Add-on codes are codes that can be used only in conjunction with another, primary code. In this case they would be used with the general E/M codes (99XXX series codes).
Elimination of the pharmacologic management code (90862) and its replacement with existing E/M codes (99XXX series codes) . The standard psychiatric pharmacologic management code has been eliminated; psychiatrists can use an appropriate E/M code when they do pharmacologic management. This change should benefit psychiatrists by permitting them to use an E/M code that reflects the medical and psychiatric complexity of the patient and by allowing use of the psychotherapy add-on codes in conjunction with an E/M code.
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I've been using my 'Bread Dome' for a couple months now and have to say that it's created perfect loaves every single time I've used it. The first time I didn't use any parchment paper and my loaf stuck really bad but since then I've used paper and it's been great everytime.
The only reason I couldn't give it a 5 star rating is because after less than two months of, to be fair, moderately-heavy use (I bake between 4 and 10 loaves daily), a crack has developed in the bottom 'bowl' section and will soon result in the entire bottom section of the baker splitting in two.
I think this is a great item if you plan on using it just occasionally but it didn't seem to hold up under regular and heavier daily use.
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|Been making no-knead for 2 years, I can use a lidded dutch oven for baking but don't feel comfortable with it, afraid I'll get burned. So I tended to stick with recipes that held their shape well while rising (allowing me to use a cloche) but a lot of promising recipes were too wet. A neighbor bought the starter kit which included this Bread Dome and I was impressed with it..it holds no-knead bread in a desireable shape during baking...so I bought one. Does a great job and for me, a real problem solver.
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|i have been making the bittman no-knead bread in enameled cast iron for a couple years now, and suffering from flat loaves. i've now put three loaves of 'artisan bread in 5 minutes a day' through the bread dome, and while i wouldn't say that i've achieved the height in the pics here, it's definitely better. plus, the dome doesn't weigh a ton, it's cheaper and takes up less space. crust and crumb are as good or better than i've ever achieved in cast iron. can't comment on long-term quality yet, but it appears to be well constructed. avoid thermal shock and you should be fine.
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|Made a dense honey wheat today and thought I'd try out the Dome. It did a great job of baking this loaf. Nice, crispy crust and perfect crumb. Can't go wrong with this tool!
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