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7) Pour juice into a serving glass and enjoy immediately, or cover and chill. |
You Can’t Beet It is a detoxifying juice that blends both fruits and vegetables. Kale is the powerhouse of the leafy greens and is high in iron, vitamin A, C, K and antioxidants. The beetroot provides betacyanin, which is promoted for its ability to potentially reduce the risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease. |
Digest & Detox |
1 apple, any variety |
4 carrots |
1 handful of spinach |
¼ inch of a ginger root |
Saturday, August 21, 2010 |
Just morons |
this evening we were at Nantasket once again, for the ocean and the pizza! (yum!) while sitting in the cafe this time, right outside on the beach there were suddenly fireworks and it went on and on for 5 minutes at least. it was for a bachelorette party. police came to check it out, and were staring at the burned out p... |
(btw: another couple & tim made sure that the panel got out of the water.... now its lying there on the beach) |
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04-04-2006, 08:22 AM |
okay here the problem. |
Someone at my school is doing an animation with a jack n box that pops out, wiggles around then after it stops wiggling a flag shoots out of a guns its holding. Now here what isn't working. Since they used deformer to make the jack n box pop out and wiggle I don't know how to constrain the flag to the geometry that is ... |
I know that if they created blendshapes at the beging then we wouldn't have to problems so does anyone else have anyother ideas for a quick fix without starting over with blendshapes. |
Hope I made scense. Thanks |
04-05-2006, 03:09 AM |
there is a script called rivet.mel |
I'm pretty sure its on highend3d.com. |
04-06-2006, 10:06 AM |
Or use a follicle... VERY cool way to constrain an object to your objects surface via a UV coordinate. |
04-09-2006, 06:21 PM |
or you could also just select the point you want the object to be constrained with and create a particle emmiter (emit from object) and delete the particle. now parent your object to the emmiter |
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04-09-2006, 06:21 PM |
News: Joe Budden Says Molly Nearly Delivered Knockout Blow: "I Couldn't Get Up & Walk Sometimes" |
Monday, Feb 11, 2013 12:05PM |
Written by Cyrus Langhorne |
Slaughterhouse's Joe Budden recently stepped forward to speak out against the popular trend of popping ecstasy, notably Molly, and revealed what type of damage it had on his body. |
According to Joey, one of the worst effects is the impact it has on thinking ability. |
"I didn't see a problem with the fact that maybe five days would go by without sleeping. I didn't see a problem with the fact that maybe I was hallucinating at times. I didn't see a problem with the fact that I just couldn't get up and walk sometimes. It just altered your thinking process dramatically, and for a thinke... |
The New Jersey native also explained what motivated him to publicly speak out on the harmful drug. |
"Now everyone is speaking about Molly like it's the thing to do. I thought it was important for somebody, anybody, to stand up and say, 'you know, I did that, it's corny.' I'm just hoping that at the end of the day, it won't be me versus the entire music industry when it comes to who a 13-year-old should listen to rega... |
Brand Nubian's Lord Jamar recently hit up SOHH and lashed out at the popularity of Molly in hip-hop music. |
"Let's talk about that f*cking Molly. I thought that was my word. I thought that was just another word for weed at first, like, Bob Marley. I thought they were saying 'Bob Marley' at first and then someone told me, 'Nah, 'Molly,' that's the XTC.' Let me tell you, I've never seen it in my life, I don't want to see it, I... |
A few weeks ago, actress Meagan Good hopped onto Twitter to point out the negative effects of popping a Molly. |
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Michael Phelps has taken over the Olympics |
Michael Phelps passes his bouquet to his sister Hilary after the medal ceremony for his third Beijing gold, in the 200-meter freestyle. He has 11 golds overall with more events ahead. |
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BEIJING — His legend begins somewhere east of Shanghai, out in the Yellow Sea. |
It hovers over the Mongolian border to the north, and it crosses into Vietnam to the south. A couple more days, it will stretch all the way to Pakistan. |
With every day, it becomes larger, wider, grander. With every race, it is all you can think about, all you can hear, all you can see. |
Michael Phelps, the best swimmer there ever has been, has taken over the Olympics. |
Forevermore, these Games will be remembered as the Great Haul of China. |
In Phelps' shadow, there are gymnasts and cyclists. Somewhere around his feet, there are divers and basketball players. Far into the background, there are boxers and runners. The other athletes of the Olympics have turned into background singers and supporting actors. There is only Michael and his magnificent medal met... |
His is the most ambitious undertaking in the history of the Games, and he is just over halfway through it. But over swimming's first five days, has anyone ever been as impressive as Phelps? Every splash into the water seems to promise another medal, and every touch of the wall seems to finish with another gold medal. |
In a hundred years, these will be remembered as the Michael Phelps Games. For instance, the other day, Aaron Peirsol won his second straight gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke, and he set a world record. And in his news conference, he sat and answered questions about Phelps. |
He was lucky. When Phelps won the 200-meter freestyle, American teammate Peter Vanderkaay finished third. Vanderkaay wasn't asked a question in the news conference. Why? Because it's all about Phelps as he collects his treasures of the Orient. It's his pool party. |
So what is next for Phelps? History, for one thing. |
Phelps is about three solid turns from immortality now. That isn't just Ryan Lochte in the other lane; it's Mark Spitz. That isn't just Ian Crocker on the starting blocks; it's Carl Lewis. That isn't just Fred Bousquet at the finish line; it's Paavo Nurmi. He is in the company of Olympic immortality. |
Already, Phelps has won as much gold as anyone in history. If he wins his remaining three races, he not only passes Spitz's record of seven in one Olympiad, he breaks the record for most medals. And at 23, he's certainly young enough to compete in London in four years and to get his career Olympic medal count, now at 1... |
When you get down to it, really, that's what America loves most about Phelps. His audacity. |
After all, America is the greed-is-good nation. The more an athlete wants, the more we admire him. If Phelps were just your run-of-the-mill sensational swimmer, an athlete who competed in two or three events and won two or three gold medals, his name would be respected, but it would not be revered. He would be, say, Aa... |
We like Phelps mainly because of his goals, and because of his golds. |
It's odd, because Phelps will not come out and say that he wants to win eight golds, possibly because that would leave him no place to retreat. But he did enter eight events, and he does talk about how much he hates to lose. Of course he wants eight. If you could swim like that, wouldn't you? |
He was made for the pool. Out of the water, Phelps admits, he is not the most graceful of athletes. He's clumsy enough to break his wrist while getting into a car, as he did last year. His coach, Bob Bowman, doesn't require Phelps to run to train because, well, Phelps isn't very good at it. |
And for all his marketing deals, Phelps isn't particularly charismatic. Oh, he's a likeable enough kid, with a lopsided grin, but he works hard to make sure he speaks in clich?s. |
At every opportunity, Phelps paints himself as a rather dull soul, a swimmer who is content with his video games and his DVDs and the hip-hop that blares from his headphones. |
Inside the pool, there is nothing clumsy, nothing dull about Phelps. With his size 14 feet that look like flippers and his 80-inch wingspan that looks like oars, he seems made to swim. If not for the absence of gills, perhaps an oversight, he would be the perfect aquatic animal. If Mrs. Paul could catch him, she would ... |
Yes, he is better than Spitz. Yes, he is better than Ian Thorpe. To measure Phelps, you have to go out of the pool and into the past and through the participants. |
Three more medals and only one question will remain. |
Has there ever been a greater Olympian than Phelps? |
Phelps watch |
Michael Phelps is going for a record-breaking eight gold medals in one Games. With two more wins Tuesday, he has five. Here's what's up next: |
NEXT RACE: 200 individual medley Thursday. |
TV schedule |
.5 a.m.-5 p.m. MSNBC |
.7:30 a.m.-noon Tele. |
.10 a.m.-1 p.m. Ch. 8 |
.5-8 p.m. CNBC |
.6-8 p.m. Oxygen |
.8 p.m.-1 a.m. Ch. 8 |
.Midnight-1 a.m. Tele. |
.Midnight-4:30 a.m. CNBC |
.1:30-2 a.m. Ch. 8 |
.2-6 a.m. Tele. |
.2 a.m.-noon USA |
Detailed schedule, 6C |
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Monkey Island graphics whores... |
posted by presidentmax on - last edited - Viewed by 146 users |
seriously... what is the deal with so many point and click fans being such graphics whores? I mean it's 2009... and people are still confused and bitchy about why the newest point and click game isnt in 2d. :mad: |
People say 'monkey island is intended to be in 2d' ...where does it say that? do you really think the developers would've made their games in 2d back in the early 90's if they had the 3d technology? They made it in 2d because that was their only choice. |
Don't get me wrong i love the 2d graphics, but i have to say telltale do a fantastic job with 3d graphics which they somehow make colourful and charming. Even so it does not matter, if the graphics are simply faithful to the spirit of the game then that's all you really need. They dont have to melt your eyes off in gle... |
I mean come on... is graphics the reason why your fans of monkey island? is graphics the reason your fans of point and click games? Aren't you more interested in whether they've captured the characters and humor? :) |
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• Seriously, what is the deal with people making new threads instead of replying to the post they're arguing against? |
• @LuigiHann said: Seriously, what is the deal with people making new threads instead of replying to the post they're arguing against? |
:mad: thanks for taking the p**s. |
Because when i do post in old threads everybody ignores me, if i post a new thread i'm more likely to be heard. |
Edit: besides if it's such a bother to not have us all gathered in to one forum then please go ahead and delete this forum. (i know i'm probably making a ass of myself but now i'm ticked off for being mocked.) |
• I mean, you could've simply said 'there is a forum for this' but no... you've got to take what i said and use it to mock me. Not cool dude, pretty immature of you. there! |
• Seriously, what is the deal with people making new posts instead of editing their last one, when their post was the last one in the thread anyway? |
Just kidding :p |
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