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The DoggFather is Finally Coming to Rock Band | Aeropause Games

September 3rd, 2010

Remember when we talked about Snoop Dogg coming to Rock Band oh so many podcasts ago.  I started to worry that I had reported a terrible rumor, but all is now forgiven, as the Doggfather is finally coming to Rock Band and in a big way.

On Wednesday next week, you will get a chance to buy an eight pack of Snoop Dogg tracks that span through his entire career.  Whether you liked his early Doggystyle, or maybe stuff from his Doggfather album or even up to his current stuff, youwill find tracks that will appeal to your inner rapper.

The full Snoop Dogg track back, featuring all eight tunes can be had for 1080 Microsoft Loonies or $13.49 on the PS3.  Tracks can be individually purchased for $1.99 on the PS3, 200 Wii Points on the Wii or 160 Microsoft Loonies on the Xbox 360.

Hit the jump for the full track list.

SNOOP DOGG IS HERE, WITH AN EIGHT PACK PRODUCED EXCLUSIVELY FOR ROCK BAND!

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Black and Beige Bathroom With Black Wall Decor | Bathroom Ideas

September 3rd, 2010


Black and beige bathroom is very stylish and luxurious.  Bathroom is a place where you want to relax and the modern bathrooms are specially designed to make you more comfortable and relaxed. These bathroom designs depend on 3 colors black, white and beige.

Combining black and white makes your bathroom more simple and calm. Black and beige bathroom uses black color for wall painting with little white to create smart art wall decor with stylish view. It also uses black and white tiles which makes your bathroom modern and exclusive.

On the other hand it uses white color less that beige and black colors. It is used in the bathroom wall frames, bathroom accessories, bathroom sinks and center of bathroom floor. Beige color is used in bathroom mirror frames, bathroom cabinets and bathroom vanity.

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Atari Free Arcade Games – Where very old dead games live again …

September 3rd, 2010

Atari have rereleased five of their original arcade games on the Atari website. If you’ve got a hankering for a quick game of Asteroids

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September 3rd, 2010

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Diecast Toy Cars Basics | Diecast Toy Vehicles Information

September 3rd, 2010

Diecast Toy Cars and Trucks Basics

Diecast toy cars have been a part of many people’s lives, from childhood Matchbox cars to collectors amassing hundreds of different types of diecast toy vehicles, to even some that attach sentimental value to personal models; often, one will purchase a diecast car that is a model of their first or favorite car, and even pass down models through generations to help educate younger family members of heritage and history.

Diecast toys include any variety of models created through the die-cast process, which involves forcing molten metal with high pressure into a pre-designed mold. This can include planes, military vehicles, or even diecast toy trucks. They can be custom made in a range of sizes, represented as proportional ratios to the object they model after. 1:64 is considered one of the smallest sizes, where one part on the model is directly proportional to 64 parts on the actual vehicle. Matchbox cars are all 1:64 in scale. 1:24 is larger, where one part on the model is directly proportional to 24 parts on the vehicle, and are typically reserved for collector items, such as Nascar diecast model cars or historical memorabilia.

Meccano (Dinky Toys) and Dowst Brothers (TootsieToys) were among the first companies to produce diecast models during the early 20th century, and these were of a very basic model with little to no interior. In 1947, however, Lesney began making a series of diecast cars called Matchbox I-75. This term, matchbox, would become a popular term to denote any kind of diecast car in the 1:64 scale size. From the early 1950’s and on, many companies began producing a wide variety of diecast models, but only a few survive to this day; namely, Mattel’s HotWheels, their answer to complaints that they carried no products for male children. Matchbox became a brand name later on and further serves as an iconic symbol of the 1:64 scale model car or diecast toy truck.

With the popularity of diecast models came an inevitable surge of accessories and extra materials associated with them. Companies began producing complex shelves and organizational tools for collectors to better catalog their bounty, including stands that eventually became part of the model purchase itself. For kids, large tracks and raceways were sold as kids to accompany purchased diecast cars, along with miniature buildings and replicas of monuments. Nascar also saw custom-made diecast cars, complete with look-alike figurines of the drivers. Military toys (most notably G.I. Joe) and sports figures soon followed, with great popularity. Diecast models were even introduced into military planning during the world wars to give commanding officers a view of the battleground.

Diecast models have persevered where other toys or collections have fallen. The value of a diecast car or truck will steadily increase as time progresses, especially if still contained in the original packaging. Diecast toy cars, in particular, continue to improve and branch out from their once-bland roots.

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September 3rd, 2010

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Jim Furyk Sleeps In, Disqualified from the Baclays PGA Tour Event

September 3rd, 2010

Jim Furyk was disqualified from The Barclays Wednesday. In an odd twist of fate, Furyk was disqualified from The Barclays for missing his tee time at the pro-am in advance of Thursday’s PGA Tour event. It might be time for Furyk to invest in a wake-up service now, because the reason he was disqualified boils down to him oversleeping. , Furyk’s cell phone alarm clock lost power during the night and failed to go off this morning. When he woke up, he had just seven minutes to get from his hotel room out to the Ridgewood course. He got there a bit too late, and was disqualified for oversleeping. Definitely not an excuse that any golfer wants to have to use.

The PGA Tour has become really strict on making sure that Wednesday pro-ams start on time, and there had been new policies put in place in 2004 to deal with situations like this. Apparently too many players were just skipping out on Wednesday events at the tournaments, citing reasons that were sometimes suspect, and that led to a change in the rules. Now players have to be there on time to start their day, or they risk being disqualified. For Jim Furyk, that meant he was disqualified for being less than 10 minutes late to the event, knocking him out of a tournament that he could have possibly won this weekend. This also brings about the possibility that his year on the Tour could be seriously affected by not competing this weekend.

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Spy Shots: 2012 Range Rover Evoque hits the 'Ring in five-door …

September 3rd, 2010

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—-> Orbit 91213 One-Dial Garden Hose Digital Water Timer | World …

September 3rd, 2010

Orbit 91213 One-Dial Garden Hose Digital Water Timer

One dial allows complete timer control functionality. Cycles easily from set clock, set watering time, how often, how long, then run program. A rain delay is built into the run program function. A manual button allows program interruption……..

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- Large size LCD for easy reading
- Rain delay easily programmable
- Oversized features for ease of use
- Heavy Duty weatherproof construction
- Requires two AA alkline batteries (not included)

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“The best I’ve owned”
By Johnny (Minneapolis, MN USA)
I needed a simple, easy-to-use, easy-to-program timer for the garden on our deck. I’ve tried many of them, and this one is by far the most intuitive I’ve ever had.

You can’t do fancy things like have multiple cycles in one day, but the price you pay for that capability is a programming system that you’re guaranteed to forget over the winter – after you’ve lost the manual. This one, you don’t really need the manual.

Also, it runs on 2 AA batteries which are cheap to replace. A different one I purchased recently was also easy to use, but it required a nine volt battery and used up that battery within six weeks.

I have no experience yet with the battery life for this thing: If it’s less than a full growing season, I’ll come back and update the review.

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The Hat Rack: Breaking New Ground: A Madness of Angels

September 3rd, 2010

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Columbia University study: Students do better academically in k-8 schools than …

September 3rd, 2010

I am not a fan of the middle school concept, believing that the traditional k-8 model deserves another look.  Compared to elementary school, I found the academics in middle school weak, the rules oppressive and the socialization/connections classes just time fillers.

Rather than smooth the rough spots of adolescence, middle schools intensified them by herding too many kids together in schools that were regarded as holding pens until their hormones settled down and they were fit for polite society or at least for algebra I.

Now a new Columbia University study of New York City schools concludes that students fare better in k-8 schools.

“How and Why Middle Schools Harm Student Achievement” is the work of Jonah E. Rockoff and Benjamin B. Lockwood of the Columbia Graduate School of Business. They tracked students in grades 3-8 over a 10-year period (1998-99 school year to the 2007-08 year) and found a decrease in math and reading scores and an increase in absenteeism for students who enter New York middle schools compared to students who continue in k-8 public schools. The drop-off did not have any connection to class size or per-pupil spending.

According to the report, academic achievement, as measured by standardized tests, falls substantially in both math and English among students in their first year in middle school compared to peers who continue to attend a k–8 elementary school in the first year. And achievement continues to decline throughout middle school. This negative effect persists at least through 8th grade, the highest grade for which researchers could obtain test scores.

Why the turn against middle schools?

For more than three decades, American public education embraced this organizational model. Between 1970 and 2000, the number of public middle schools in the U.S. grew more than sevenfold, from just over 1,500 to 11,500. These new middle schools displaced both traditional K–8 primary schools and junior high schools (which first appeared a century   ago and served grades 7–8 or 7–9). From 1987 to 2007, the percentage of public-school 6th graders  in K–6 schools fell from roughly 45 percent to 20 percent.

Neither the middle school nor the junior high has ever been popular among private schools, which educated only 2 percent of their 6th and 7th graders in these types of schools in 2007. And maybe the private schools have had it right all along. For the last two decades, education researchers and developmental psychologists have been documenting changes in attitudes and motivation as children enter adolescence, changes that some hypothesize are exacerbated by middle-school curricula and practices.

No matter whether students enter a middle school in the 6th or the 7th grade, middle-school students experience, on  average, a large initial drop in their test scores. Even after accounting for a host of other factors that influence student achievement, students who eventually attend middle schools go from scoring better than their counterparts in k–8 schools in the year prior to transitioning to middle school to scoring below where we would expect if they were not attending a middle school. Math achievement for 6th graders transitioning to middle school falls by 0.18 standard deviations, and English achievement falls by 0.16 standard deviations.

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Tool library coming to Boulder's ReSource yard

September 3rd, 2010

How to vote

The ReSource Tool Library is a finalist to receive a $20,000 grant from Tom’s of Maine to help defray startup costs. The five winners will be determined by an online vote. For more information on the tool library, or to cast your vote, visit conservationcenter.org/ToolLibrary.htm

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Tales From Wonderland-The Red Rose Review (Zenescope …

September 3rd, 2010

I have to start off once again by saying how much I love Zenescope Entertainment. I am proud to say, I’ve been a reader of this company since day one and today, I get the pleasure to bring you, Tales From Wonderland-The Red Rose, a one-shot from the Grimm Fairy Tales world. This was written by the awesome writers, Ralph Tedesco and Joe Brusha ( co-creators of Zenescope ), as well as Raven Gregory. Art was provided by Tommy Patterson and Mike Debalfo.

If you had read my Charmed # 1 review, you will know that this wasn’t really my cup of tea. However, when I heard about this story, which deals with Elizabeth Bathory, I was very excited, as her story has always piqued my interest. She always wanted to have eternal life, and through this comic, she gets that chance, but not as one may think. She basically becomes, what made me think of Poison Ivy. There is some back story to why Elizabeth became this blood thirsty Countess of Transylvania, which was the most interesting part of this tale. Once you see her transformed into this vine creature and into the one that is called Rose, it kind of lost my attention. I would have rather this have been a longer story and see her more of Elizabeth, rather than Rose.

However, it is still a very good story. I just wish there had been more of Elizabeth’s history. It was also interesting to hear Baba Yaga mentioned in this tale. How can you go wrong with a woman that flies around on a broomstick and takes kids away and eats them but can also be sought out to seek favors and wisdom. I’m hoping that she will return to these great stories, instead of just the name drop.

I know I’m very partial to Zenescope, so of course my review is going to suggest other readers to buy this book. Of course, you might want to go back and buy everything Zenescope has put out. Even if you haven’t read any of the other books, this one can stand alone. The art is terrific too and usually, all of the Grimm Fairy Tales books, are on top of my MUST READ LIST. I usually read them as soon as I get home from the comic shop and I suggest that you do the same. Until then, take a second to consider that “Adversity introduces a man to himself.”

Jason LawsonStaff Reviewer

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Cat Urns: Making the Right Choice

September 3rd, 2010

Over the course of the years, we form very special bonds with our feline friends. I’ve been fortunate enough to have a few cats in my lifetime. The last one, named ‘Midnight,’ passed a few years back after a long and happy life in Colorado.

At that time I wasn’t making pet urns in my wood shop. I was focused more on creating unique bowls, platters and kids toys. So when his ashes returned from the crematorium I simply buried them.

Now, in a similar situation, I’d use a cat urn instead to remember my companion. I’ve put together this guide to help you select the best cat urn for your cat.

There are a couple of unique considerations when selecting an urn for you cat as compared to urns for dogs.

One of a kind, artist made Pet Cremation Urns

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