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217b. The Checkup
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aren't you gonna say something about this ep, abney?
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maybe later :bullshrimp:
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you ain't abney :bullshrimp:
I'm his future self
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Now that the thread is unlocked, my thoughts:
I though this was a good/great episode. Nothing amazing (with one near-exception), but nothing less than okay either.
The opening was a mostly a nice watch (guess that the odd joke out was)...
Squidward's ink :squidx:
...followed by the also-mostly-smooth midsection (each portion having exactly one less-than-good gag)...
In order, Krabs shattering himself, SB ripping one of Krabs' eyes off by accident, Krabs' skeleton falling apart (though relatively minor, I'll let it slide) and nude Krabs (ditto here)
...and finally capped off by the ending chunk, yet again with only one thing wrong for each portion
Krabs' shattered shell in the half of the section before the KK scene, and shell-less Krabs at the end - That makes two pre-S5-Spongebob sights I can't get over easily now
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The ending twist was the best part of the entire eleven minutes to me - I'll just say that it is a very short string of well-hitting gags and stop there.
I'll also give the episode as a whole an 8-8.5/10 (though I'll favor this one over Spot Returns, as I haven't ever seen Plankton's Pet, and thus felt a little hollow watching the exposition in SR). Overall, Season 11 is looking to be the best post-first-three season yet - The animation, I feel, has hit its peak now as well. I don't have much to say, except that it isn't too wacky and isn't too stiff, hitting a good balance, like the first three seasons.
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Another doctor episode quickly after Code Yellow, quite interesting. It was great to see Krabs as the scared one instead of SpongeBob since we already had that in Suds, or someone like Patrick. I'd normally consider it OOC but it works for an old fashioned navy veteran such as Krabs, from times were health was different. Things like Squidward being scared of the BBBB as well, and the whole setup for Krabs' test was great. Visual humor was great as always with things such as Krabs pinching himself,the suit salesman etc. Another good start to season 11! 8.5/10 episode here.
also no holds barred "you seem fine, at least physically" that's cruel
Javaheri
Great episode l give 9.3/10
What a funny episode. Now that's how you actually make a good slapstick comedy with some good characterization and balanced pace. Mr. Krabs was more than just a money freak here. Yeah, his jokes were him obssessed over free stuff but I liked how he was so scared of one checkup. That really added up to his character. Also kind of relatable for some who are scared of checkups. I liked Squidward/SpongeBob dynamic here. Squidward actually worried about his job and decided to help SpongeBob with checkup exam and the best thing about this was that he wasn't a butt monkey. Only his nose was pinched and that was funny. It was rather Mr. Krabs that got pain but it was used comedically and I really liked that. Larry pretending to be Mr. Krabs was really hilarious and my favorite joke in the episode. One last thing I wanna say is that I'm glad Squidward inking as a checkup wasn't used comedically. It was used as actual checkup, instead of idk him inking all over the place. Overall, I really enjoyed this. If season 11 is like this and not like Krusty Katering or The Getaway, I can't wait.
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The Checkup and Spot Returns imo has some of the best stories I've seen from the crew, more so The Checkup because of how they used an amazing Squidward-Spongebob dynamic we haven't really seen used this way in a while.
Both of them were written by Andrew Goodman and Storyboarded by John Trabbic, and so far Andrew Goodman is probably my favorite post-sequel writer.
9.5/10 :bowdown:
First Impressions:
Sorry... wasn't that big of a fan of this episode.
-Man, the crew just keeps perfecting the visual humor with every Season. The crisp lines, bright colors, dynamic expressions and boatloads of new designs for the fake free locations SpongeBob and Squidward make up just makes this a delightful episode to watch for the animation alone.
-The SpongeBob-Squidward dynamic is quite decent. While not as good as "The Sewers of Bikini Bottom" as the stakes are much lower here, I do appreciate that they can bounce off each other and be helpful in the goal of getting Mr. Krabs to good health. Squidward's cynicism and SpongeBob's naive hope make a good combo.
-My favorite joke in the episode was when SpongeBob set the X-Ray photobooth to take 25,000 scans only for it to give Mr. Krabs radiation poisoning. Don't worry, SpongeBob, you did your best, it's an honest mistake.
-Larry the Lobster is the perfect substitute Mr. Krabs! I have no idea why the show didn't see their similarity earlier!
-The episode doesn't really do that good a job of giving Mr. Krabs this new flaw of being scared of check-ups because there isn't really anything that sells this idea. No backstory, no pokes at his old age, no deeper insight into his character--it seems like it's just a plot device so that the stakes of the Krusty Krab closing are higher. And those stakes fall kind of flat when SpongeBob and Squidward have such a long time to get checkup results. Heck, they could've just lied about Krab's health and they'd be good to go, defeating the whole point of this sequence.
-Mr. Krabs's new flaw is also put to the wayside by the fact that all the methods SpongeBob and Squidward use are simply making everything "free". It turns an episode that'd be about Krab's flaws in the direction of him being cheap, which isn't really what you want in a character study like this.
-The style of jokes is just too violent for me. I think the problem is that the punchlines for the otherwise goofy ways Spongey and Squiddy's plans fail are depressing and linger throughout the episode. Usually when a character's harmed, he ends up unscathed by the next scene, and it's jarring that Mr. Krab's injuries slowly accumulate and leads him to further misery and wallowing. It makes the goofy situations rather sad.
-Ultimately the moral lesson is kind of botched because Mr. Krabs doesn't overcome himself to become healthy or get any genuine help from his employees, but instead just winged the health inspection by substituting Larry just doesn't give a good message to people overcoming small ailments. "The Whole Tooth" has Patrick overcome his fear of the dentist and become satisfied when his tooth comes out, and compared to that "The Checkup" is pretty pessimistic.
Just not an episode I can see myself coming back to. This even mix of okay and mediocre elements balances to a "C" for me. Can't love it or hate it.
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I liked this episode. At first I was apprehensive that this would be another Suds but instead it went in a different direction. Still having that goofy slapstick stuff from season 10 but this time it's able to take a breather. The slapstick was very funny and well-timed and there's some good jokes. So far I'm liking the direction season 11 is taking but I'll need to see more episodes to say "OMG Season 2 SpongeBob is back!" especially considering how none of season 10 was able to live up to the fantastic MermaidPants. Even if ones like Mimic Madness, Unreal Estate, The Getaway, and Lost and Found are still great.
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I love the sponge! I need the sponge! ;)
I thought this was a pretty good episode, loved how they tricked Krab's into doing his physical. I especially loved the ending where Mr.Krab's got Larry to do his physical instead, couldn't stop laughing 10/10
TheCrunchyPudding00
Ughh. Mr. Krabs is so out of character here. Maybe if the writers gave him an actually reason to be scared of the check up (like a past experience) this would have been better. They should have had more expresive and cartoony animation for this episode. It would better fit the style of this episode inparticular, better hilighting the slapstick scenes. It sorta felt like a 9A episode imo. Just boring without much funny going on in terms of slapstick or any other type of humor they attempt here. I liked the joke with Larry saying "I am Mr. Krabs and I love Money!" In order to convince the nurse that he is mr krabs. But alot of the episode really fell flat for me. 5/10
TheCrunchyPudding00 said:
Mr. Krabs literally says something like "This is why I don't like checkups" after going through SpongeBob and Squidward's checkup. If that isn't a reason I don't know what is.
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If you're not aware, I really despise the episode, Out of the Picture, and personally, I believe this episode is Out of the Picture done right. That's right friends, I really adore this episode.
The main plot of the episode is a type of plot I believe we've seen before. Various attempts to succeed a goal are done by the main characters, Squidward and SpongeBob. And I really like the dynamic between Squidward in SpongeBob in this episode. They don't feel forced, nor do they feel like certain traits of their's are exaggerated for the sake of some jokes. They come off as perfectly natural, yet they do manage to be funny (I don't know why, I really found Squidward's angry "Don't touch me" mumble to be hilarious).
Back to the plot, I feel as if this is a type of plot we've seen before.
Oh wait...
But, this episode brings something new to the table. While the episode's layout may be similar to that of Out of the Picture, Tutor Sauce, Best Frenemies, and even to an extent, Plankton Retires, the plot itself is actually quite original. Krabs being afraid of having the nurse inspect him for his physical is an interesting plot. Though it is kind of out of character, considering Krabs is supposedly the "Toughest of the Tough", I guess I can let it slide, because it does allow for an interesting conflict. Did you notice how in all of those episodes I mentioned earlier, Krabs is one of the characters who is attempting to reach a specific goal? Well, for once that's not the case. Instead, he is the subject of the episode.
As I mentioned before, I really love the SpongeBob & Squidward dynamic in this episode. These 2 have teamed up before, and usually things don't usually work out. But, in this episode, there's a vibe from their teamwork that differs from past episodes. For once both of the characters are actually serious about what they're doing, and I think it allows for great chemistry between the two. For once, Squidward actually cares about his job, because if the restaurant is shut down, he'd have to...get a real job.
There's nothing worse than that, I tell you.
So, the two spend the episode trying to get Krabs to perform his physical, without him actually knowing he is doing so. I think the execution of this episode was brilliant. :clapping:
It's not the funniest episode out there, but there are a lot of really great visuals I find appealing in this episode. Harm is done to Krabs, but unlike Out of the Picture, where the character's intentions are to harm the other character, in this episode, Squidward and SpongeBob want to genuinely help Krabs out, and they end up doign unintentional harm to Krabs. I really enjoyed watching this episode. It wasn't predictable, where I could tell that SpongeBob & Squidward were going to fail Krabs ahead of time, but rather I kept questioning whether or not each attempt would work, which kept me interested in the story. I do really like the ending as well. I thought it was a clever idea for Larry to pose as Krabs to help Krabs pass the physical. Their similar appearances are finally put to good use! I really enjoyed this episode, surprisingly, and I find it to be a Great Episode. After both this, and Spot Returns, I am really excited for future Season 11 episodes. Season 10 wasn't the greatest, but it still had good parts about it, whereas Season 11 tones down some of the zaniness, and takes the good parts of Season 10 episodes, and incorporates them into these current episodes. A truly enjoyable episode, with a solid plot, not too many jokes, though entertaining visuals do make up for it, and great characters. I give it a 9.3/10
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Fresh concept, some very funny moments. Well paced story showing the phases and attempts.
The weird: Mr. Krabs' character model getting abused. Just eww.
The shock: larry posing as krabs. It was a perfect idea and i didnt see it coming.
-why did squidward care about the krusty krab fate so much?
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This was a pretty bizarre episode. One problem I kind of had was Mr. Krabs' treatment throughout the episode with SpongeBob and Squidward putting him through so much torment, but it isn't awful and they were at least trying to help him and showed remorse. That aside, I really liked this episode! I liked most of the check-up gags thrown in throughout the episode and while most of them consisted of Mr. Krabs getting hurt, they were all varied up, well-paced, and visually funny. There were other funny moments such as Mr. Krabs accidentally pinching the
baby's head off Squidward giving an ink sample (is Squidward inking finally becoming a running gag on this show? ), and Larry taking the check-up for Krabs, which was hilarious and unexpected. xD It was also rather refreshing to see Squidward actually concerned about the Krusty Krab for once. Overall, this episode was good, and nice start to season 11's premiere along with its sister. 8.5/10
TheUltimateSpongebobFan
I found this episode funny and good because it is relatable to people like me who HATE checkups in general.
It had funny moments, and i really liked the ending, how Larry pretended to be Mr. Krabs, i laughed for a little bit at that.
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Update: the Bengals-Colts game averaged 28.3 million viewers, well behind the 42.3 million for Lions/Cowboys but ahead of both Saturday contests (Ravens/Steelers = 28 million, Cardinals/Panthers = 21.7 million).
The late afternoon Sunday wild-card weekend round matchup where the Dallas Cowboys beat the Detroit Lions drew a 25.0 overnight household rating (on average 25% of the TV households in the U.S. were watching the game according to Nielsen) for Fox.
The Cowboys are always draw big numbers for non-blowouts and as far as the wild card weekend round goes, that trails only last year's 49ers vs Packers which drew a 27.7. By comparison the recent Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl college football playoff semifinals drew a 15.5 and 15.3 overnight household rating respectively.
The earlier afternoon Sunday game on CBS where the Indianapolis Colts beat the Cincinnati Bengals drew a 17.9 overnight household rating.


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I work as a Child, Adolescent, Parent and Adult Psychotherapist and Counsellor. I am fully registered member of BACP and UKCP. For the last few years I worked as a Psychotherapist for Local Authority alongside my busy private practice. I am deeply aware that each child and adult brings to therapy a story that is unique to them. As a result, I use an 'integrative' approach. This means that I draw on many different theories to tailor a bespoke therapy service to meet each person's specific needs. I integrate a variety of different modalities such as psychodynamic, humanistic, systemic and cognitive behaviour therapy. I often use creative mediums such as arts, sandtray and play as they can facilitate communication of emotions that are often unconscious or difficult to express verbally, especially in the work with children and adolescents. These ideas are underpinned by my knowledge of the latest neurobiological research whilst also taking into consideration my client's age, culture, and reasons for referral.


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Tada!~ Voilà Ishbel who looks much better in real life than shown here. There was no one else around to use the camera. I tried another mirror but this is a darkish house in winter. We have tall trees surrounding the house closely, and the leaves have not yet fallen from the jacarandas, so the whole place is darkish at the moment. I just love Ishbel and have plans for to more as presents. One will be a dark burgundy, the other a deep green in sock wool from Daphne at our now lamented Knittery. I bought the wool last Friday and cast on Friday evening. Finished yesterday afternoon, Tuesday. There have been complaints on Ysolda's Ravelry group about mistakes in the pattern. Any mistakes I found were entirely of my own making. I find Ysolda's patterns well written and clear. I've also done two Liesl versions from her and enjoyed them too. I am not yet sure about the colour for a beret, possibly one of the colours from the shawl but in a solid.
This particular pattern and a lovely matching beret can be bought separately from her site. However, they are also a part of a new book collection by her called Whimsical Little Knits.. This is available in printed and digital form or both together. As it contained several other patterns I'd like to do, I bought the digital version, downloadable in PDF format. Last Friday, even though the exchange rate wasn't wonderful, I paid Australian $14.07 for the US$10.00 collection. There is a gorgeous little mouse, an elephant, Poppy the doll, several hats, a blanket, Ishbel and beret, some adult slippers and a pair of little shoes for a baby. Possibly another one I've forgotten. As I paid $5.95 for one pattern on Friday from a store here, I think the collection is quite reasonable.
This is the label from the wool Ishbel is done in. It was an impulse buy. I had planned using some stash wool. Yeah, right! I was at Morris and Sons looking for a pattern and wool for Miss 8 for a ballet shrug and some orange wool for socks for her brother. There was a basket of of these yarns on the counter. I liked the colour which is more pinkish than shows in the photo. I picked it up and it sold itself to me. Just gorgeous to feel and probably also to wear. It was lovely to knit. Very soft and "smooshy" as I've read somewhere. It's superwash 4 ply with 174 metres in the ball. I used about 1 1/2 balls for Ishbel.
However, I wouldn't choose this wool again for Ishbel. All the other photos I've seen of Ishbel have shown deep, clearly defined points on the long edges of the triangle. This wool is very springy and stretchy. Sproingy perhaps?? I blocked her very severely but could not get the points to hold their shape. When unpinned, they could actually be seen rapidly easing back into a relaxed curve. I think it looks fine when worn but I really liked the points. Hopefully Daphne's wool will be more obliging.
In the basket were other types of yarn too. Some solid colours, some soy, bamboo and silk. I really did not look at the rest in detail but they looked good. Sigh - perhaps another visit may be in order. Every time I go there, I spend, quite a lot last Friday.
Little Finn wanted orange socks. There's no way I'll do socks for a three year old in expensive handwash wool and I could not find an orange anywhere. Heirloom Argyll used to have one, but it was a very dull colour. He wanted Orange!! It's his current favourite colour. I hunted high and low. This is Heirloom Jigsaw and orange is part of the pattern. However, it's a very long repeat. The cast-on tail you can see is orange and about half a round of the actual cast-on too. Then there is no more orange till the band on the heel. Hopefully the other bright colours will appeal to him. He would be hard to lose when wearing these socks. This is all I've done on them. Yarn also bought last Friday.
Last week I did these from some old Lionbrand Magic Stripes from my stash. Now I made myself a pair of these some years ago before I found more luxurious sock wool. They are still as good as new and they have been washed many times, almost always in the machine. They often go in the drier too. No problems at all. They should stand up to a three year old, even if there's absolutely no orange in them. There's still quite a bit left on the ball and I may make a pair for his cousin, a year older than he is.
I also bought a pattern for a ballet shrug for his big sister. I hunted high and low on the net using a variety of search terms and could find baby patterns, adults, but nothing for an 8 year old. I suppose I could have winged it, it can't be too hard, the pieces are just simple shapes, but I wanted a pattern. I think what I bought was a Sirdar and it has the sizes already shown for about four age groups. I'll probably do one for Miss 8 and another one each for her younger cousins. 8 ply CLeckheaton in a pale blue which will suit her.
When that's done, none of the grandchildren or their mothers can complain of favouritism. Each child will have had something and little extras too along the way like wristwarmers, bedsocks etc. Have to make sure I'm even handed. Actually, it all evens out in the end but does not always seem that way at first glance.
Ishebl looks lovely . I have knitted two now and I have found no errors . I have knitted a few of her patterns and they are very clearly written.
Every time I see an ishbel I get all excited. I'm onto mine now and loving it.
Interesting comments on the yarn too.
My you have been busy, haven't you?
Don't think he'll misplace those socks in a hurry!
I'm knitting Ishbel right now and haven't found any errors (I think!!). Yours looks lovely!


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New synthetic material will play a pivotal role in making solar energy more cost-effective, efficient, and reliable as a source of power. In the context of replacing fossil fuels, solar power plants must have the capabilities and efficiency to match the electrical output of non-renewable energy sources. Unremitting innovation and developing new products that can absorb and exchange heat at higher temperatures can be the game-changer.
The solar panels in solar power plants are massive compared to their panel counterparts used on hybrid cars. The panels absorb thermal energy and then channel that heat into a fluid-filled converter called the heat exchanger. Supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO2), a liquid version of carbon dioxide (CO2), is the medium in the energy conversion. So, the hotter the fluid, it results in more electricity production. Researchers have professed a new technology that uses sCO2 as the medium fluid lowering electricity and manufacturing costs and promising greater efficiency for future power plants.
Dorrin Jarrahbashi, an Assistant Professor in the mechanical engineering department at Texas A&M University, stated that the current metal materials used to construct the heat exchangers in sCO2 energy cycles are stable up to 5500C. If the heat rises above this level, the components will begin to break down rapidly, losing effectiveness. Researchers have created a new composite material to resolve this. The material is made of ceramic and tungsten, a refractory metal known to withstand temperatures of over 7500C. The leap in the absorption of heat could increase electricity's efficiency in integrated solar and sCO2 power plants by 20%.
The durability of the composite and its low production cost would enhance energy output and help cut down the expense of constructing and maintaining power plants. Jarrahbashi stated that using the material for manufacturing heat exchangers was an important step towards direct competition with fossil fuel power plants and a large reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, the composite applications are said to be numerous with its chemical, thermal and mechanical characteristics. The implications of this innovation are said to stretch far into the future of research and industry. Meanwhile, the research findings are published in the journal Nature.
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A5 booklet Proceedings of the annual conference of the Mills Research Group, a UK-based group. Each booklet contains research papers on various mill-related themes.
A4 booklet, 50pp. The gazetteer provides data on each mill's mail historical and physical features.It lists over one thousand traditional windmill sites in England (including the Isle of Wight and the Scilly Isles) that have significant visible remains. Most of these sites have more substantial mill structures.


A longboard's longevity depends on a mixture of how it is used and how it is made, but adding more rider weight can overtax it. As wood is a natural material, there will be minor imperfections that sometimes occur in the worst possible places. At other times, the culprit is just poor foot placement.
Either way, the resulting snap can end a day of longboarding and leave you walking — or worse. Luckily, there are now longboards for heavier riders that give them a chance to keep a setup around for a while.
Heavier longboarders must also make certain concessions to the added stresses they put on boards, trucks, bearings, and wheels. Longboard longevity is a recipe.
It begins with purchasing a deck that can withstand those added stresses and follows with developing skills that put less stress on the vulnerable parts of the longboard. The following complete longboards address the need for strength in their own ways.
3.1 Pay Attention To Deck Materials!
3.6 Don't Worry About The Wheels!
Downhill speed boards and freestyle boards are usually built strong and stiff, and Rayne's Demonseed Gosha fits that mold perfectly. It is a drop-through board with an added 1 inch of deck drop. Rayne laminates vertically oriented bamboo with a fiberglass core for unparalleled strength. The Demonseed Gosha is 44 inches long and 10 inches wide, with deep tub concave to keep the feet locked in and absorb added weight.
The complete setup comes with 180mm Atlas reverse-kingpin trucks, Rayne Stoopid Fast bearings and Rayne 70mm Envy wheels with an 80a durometer. The trucks are steady and solid, and the wheels are fast and smooth. They are also stone-ground for instant kick out on the first ride. The bearings are a weak link, however, and bigger riders should swap them for tougher ones.
For moderately heavy riders looking for a cruiser drop-through that can handle some hills and slides, Sector 9's Meridian should stand out. It is 40 inches long and 9.75 inches wide with a 30.5-inch wheelbase. The eight plies of maple and taco-mold concave combine to give the Meridian a great combination of strength and flex. The Meridian has a neutral profile, though, and no drop means added pressures at the vulnerable truck cutouts.
Meridian completes come with Caliber trucks, which have 10-inch axles and 50-degree baseplates for stable and consistent carving. The 72mm Sector 9 race formula wheels are plenty fast, but with an 82a durometer are more suited for freeride than cruising. Sector 9 includes its ABEC-5 Greaseball bearings, which are a considerable improvement over the PDP bearings the company sometimes offers in its setups.
Longtime skate company Santa Cruz's Lion God drop-through uses added layers to solve the strength riddle. With nine plies of solid, North American maple and a mild taco-mold concave, the Lion God is strong by default. It is 40 inches long and 10 inches wide, and its 31-inch wheelbase allows for the needed flex to prevent stiffness from leading to a snapped deck.
The Lion God comes with workable Road Rider trucks, which have reverse kingpins and 180mm hangers. The included wheels are OJ III Thunder Juice downhill wheels, which are 75mm tall and 54mm wide with a 78a durometer. They utilize a grippy formula and ride like they're on rails but do not slide easily. Santa Cruz's ABEC-3 bearings are industrial, so an upgrade is inevitable.
The Drop Carve Wave is an innovative and inherently strong flatland freeride deck from Landyachtz. It is made from sandwiched layers of bamboo and fiberglass, making it seemingly unbreakable. It is 40 inches long and 9.3 inches wide, and Landyachtz shortened the wheelbase to just 27.4 inches, leaving room for a slight kick on the tail and nose. This makes for a board capable of street-skating style moves like the ones in this video.
Bear Grizzly 5.0 reverse-kingpin trucks are stout and smooth, though not necessarily worthy of the deck. The same goes for the Bear Space Balls ABEC-7 bearings, which are fast for a while but can deteriorate quickly. The Hawgz Fatties wheels (70mm, 78a) are a nice addition, though, and suit the intended riding style perfectly. For the heavier rider, the Drop Carve ticks all the boxes.
Yocaher's Punked Pintails are nine-ply maple decks with the classic pintail-surfboard shape. They make excellent cruisers, as they carve willingly. A lack of graphics keeps prices low, but the stained woodgrain aesthetic is still easy on the eyes. The Punked Pintails are 40 inches long and 9 inches wide, with a short 27-inch wheelbase. They have zero concave, but only a small amount of flex.
The nondescript trucks are at minimum solid aluminum with steel axles. The bushings are hard, though, so either a swap out or a truck upgrade will be necessary to make this a true carver. The Q-Ball wheels have a 78a hardness, and are 70mm tall and 51mm wide. They are serviceable, but lack toughness and ride harder than their durometer suggests. The ABEC-7 bearings are the same — fast at first, but lacking durability. The Yocaher makes a great beginner's longboard for heavy riders, but experienced riders will not likely be impressed.
As was stated, how long a longboard will last depends greatly on how you intend to ride it. The more variables in a setup that work to a bigger longboarder's advantage the better. Check for one of the following criteria at a minimum, but many decks will utilize more than one.
Pay Attention To Deck Materials!
The materials a manufacturer uses have an obvious effect on board strength. Maple decks should have a minimum of eight layers, but a nine-ply longboard is even better.
Another option is a deck with bamboo layers, as the material's natural flex makes it hard to break. Some of the best available decks — as far as strength is concerned — use a sandwich of fiberglass and bamboo layers for the utmost in stiffness and strength.
In general, the shorter the wheelbase the more difficult a board is to crack. Going this route to find strength can have diminishing returns, though. Very short boards can be difficult for bigger riders to control effectively, which takes a lot of the fun out of skating.
Longboards for heavy guys should have short enough wheelbases to allow them to stand over or near the trucks where the decks strength is greatest, but not so short that they become difficult to maneuver.
Concave and profile shape each affect the strength of a deck. Deeper concave adds support to a deck, lending greater rigidity. Profile shape is a more complicated variable, though. When looked at from the side, longboards can curve upward or downward, or they can be relatively flat.
Downward curved boards, called cambered decks, are a no-go for heavier riders due to their overly flexy nature. Flat, or neutral, decks flex less and works better, but the upward curves of rocker decks flex the least and tend to work best for bigger longboarders.
The complicated designs of trucks make dissecting them a daunting enough task to beginners, so just make sure the construction is solid. Aluminum baseplates and hangers should provide plenty of support, and steel kingpins and axles are a necessity.
Heavier riders should disregard completes with plastic or nylon baseplates, as plastic materials will likely crack in these load-bearing parts. Hollow kingpins and axles are fine, though.
This is one component where it pays a heavier rider not to skimp. The cheaper bearings on the market are often made of lower-grade metals, and unfortunately are usually the bearings manufacturers include in complete longboards.
However, expensive does not necessarily mean strong, either. For example, some ceramic bearings can cost double steel-bearing prices, but are structurally weaker. With bearings, strength equals longevity, so get the strongest ones available.
Don't Worry About The Wheels!
Heavy riders can rest easy in knowing that there is at least one component that they needn't worry about. When it comes to urethane, bigger longboarders can simply pick out what they want to ride and ride it.
In the early days of cored wheels, the durability of these options was dicey, but improvements in modern manufacturing have eliminated the weaknesses of even those complex designs.
Longboards are not fragile, but not every board is made to withstand the forces heavier riders sometimes put upon them. Even riders just slightly above 200 pounds may have difficulties with failing components. However, there are heavy-duty options on the market in each component category that can help bigger riders build a complete that's ready to go when they are.


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The secret to making soft Indian style roti is threefold. Your ingredient ratios, your rolling method and your cooking technique. Get that right, and you'll have perfect roti every time.
To begin, you should always use boiling hot water, or water taken from the kettle as soon as it boiled. Apart from this major 'secret ingredient', you must ensure that the first side is half cooked-before flipping it over. Perfect soft roti should rise when cooked and reveal multiple layers that can be peeled.
A thawa or heavy based frying pan. If you don't own a thawa- a nonstick frying pan works just as well.
Add 350g Cuisine flour into a bowl. Add the oil. Add the hot water. Mix with a tablespoon since the dough will be quite hot with the boiling water.
Take some of the remaining flour and dust the worktop. Remove the dough from your dish then place on the work top.
If it is sticky then add a little flour until it is soft and manageable. Knead the dough until a soft pliable dough is formed. Like most breads the key to soft bread is a dough that is well kneaded!
Once a soft dough is achieved. Cover the dough with a dishcloth or with your mixing bowl turned over it. Let the dough rest for about 5 minutes while you prepare the butter and heat the pan. Leave the pan on low heat while rolling the rotis then turn up to high heat a minute or two prior to cooking the rotis.
Melt the butter then return to the dough. Break off a small piece of about 8cm diameter then roll into a large circle shape. Take the melted butter then spread over the circle shaped dough.
Then roll the dough like a Swiss roll. Roll inward toward you. Once you have formed a snake-like shape then cut into even pieces.
Take one of the cut pieces, stand upright then press down with your hand this will create a circle when flattened. Dust your hands with flour then work this small circle into a round shape then place onto work top and roll into a flat round disc. Make sure the roti is rolled as flat as possible. Thick rotis take longer to cook and are often too heavy to rise resulting in uncooked tasteless roti.
To cook your soft roti simply place on the hot preheated pan (the pan should be hot) .The cooking process for each roti should be 1 minute. Allow the roti to cook for a 5-10 seconds before turning it over. On the second side allow to cook for a little longer, pressing the sides with your fingers to ensure that it cooks. Once the roti rises or you see bubbles form turn the roti. Careful not to burn your fingers as this can be quite hot, use a spatula if you like.
Once you see the dough rise up forming bubbles then turn the dough over allowing the dough to rise once more. Once you have golden brown spots then the roti is cooked. Remove from stove then repeat this process for all remaining roti. Once all are cooked cover with a piece of paper towel or dishcloth, this will keep the moisture in keeping roti soft until you are ready to serve them.


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All-sky maps of the structure in the universe are increasingly extensive.  Here we use the {\it Cosmicflows-3} (CF3) collection of 18,000 galaxy distances \citep{2016AJ....152...50T} to study velocities that depart from Hubble expansion on a scale of $0.1c$.  The data assembly builds on the 8,000 distances of {\it Cosmicflows-2} \citep{2013AJ....146...86T} primarily with two new sources.  All-sky luminosity-linewidth measurements with infrared Spitzer satellite photometry provide distances to relatively nearby galaxies, giving improved coverage at low galactic latitudes \citep{2012AJ....144..133S, 2014MNRAS.444..527S}.  Of greatest importance for the present discussion, though, is the contribution from the 6dFRSv program \citep{2012MNRAS.427..245M,2014MNRAS.443.1231C,2014MNRAS.445.2677S} of Fundamental Plane distances to galaxies in the south celestial hemisphere, a zone underrepresented in {\it Cosmicflows-2}.

\section{Methods}

Our derivation of three-dimensional peculiar velocity and mass density fields from observed distances follows the Wiener filter methodology \citep{1999ApJ...520..413Z,2009LNP...665..565H,2012ApJ...744...43C} assuming a power spectrum consistent with the Lambda Cold Dark Matter model with the cosmological parameters given by \citet{2009ApJS..180..330K}. This Bayesian prior is highly constrained by data nearby where coverage is dense and accurate but decays to the exigencies of the power spectrum at large distances where data are sparse and have large errors.  The amplitudes of the estimated density and velocity fluctuations are suppressed at large distances due to uncertainties.  However, power in dipole and quadruple terms signal the influence of important structures at the farthest extremities of the observational data.

A familiar way to represent the velocity field is with vectors, either located at specified galaxies or seeded on a grid \citep{1999ApJ...520..413Z}.  Our preference is to use streamlines \citep{2017NatAs...1E..36H}.  A streamline  $\vec{l}(s)$ is computed by integrating  $d \vec{r}(s) = \vec{v}(\vec{r}(s)) d s$.  A streamline can be seeded on a regular grid, or at specified positions such as regions of maxima and minima of the potential.  Integrating the streamlines over many integration steps, flows from low density regions either leave the computational box or converge onto a basin of attraction.  Anti-flow streamlines, the negative of the flow field, proceed from high densities either out of the box or to basins of repulsion \citep{2017NatAs...1E..36H}.

The structures to be discussed are at large distances where the peculiar velocity field can be badly compromised by Malmquist bias \citep{1995PhR...261..271S}.  Our methodology will be discussed at length by Graziani et al. (in preparation).  Briefly, distance errors create an artifact of flows toward the peak in the sample distribution because there are more targets scattering away from the peak than into the peak.  The peak is set by the convolution of increasing candidates with volume and the loss of candidates at large distances.  Except very nearby, the true positions of galaxies is approximately set by their redshifts.  A probability distribution can be calculated for the peculiar velocity of each target from a Bayesian analysis based on the assumption of Gaussian errors constrained by the observed distance and error estimate.  There is the resolvable complexity that errors that are approximately Gaussian in the distance modulus give log normally distributed errors in peculiar velocities \citep{2015MNRAS.450.1868W}.

We evaluate the robustness of our results through comparisons between many constrained realizations \citep{1991ApJ...380L...5H}.  The Wiener filter analysis establishes the minimum variance mean fields of velocity and mass density and constrained realizations then sample the scatter around the Wiener filter mean field \citep{1999ApJ...520..413Z}.

\section{Results}

Our Wiener filter analysis, based strictly on peculiar velocities and in ignorance of the distribution of galaxies, produces an intriguing complementary view to structure identified by redshift surveys.  Figure 1 and the companion interactive figure\footnote{The Sketchfab interactive figure can be launched from https://skfb.ly/6sXCY. Selecting on numbers will take the viewer on a pre-determined path.  The model can be manipulated freely with mouse controls.} provide a visual summary based on current information.  The extreme peaks and valleys of the gravitational potential inferred in linear theory from the filtered velocity field are represented by iso-potential surfaces, attractors and repellers distinguished by colors.
In the top panel, peculiar velocity flow lines start at seeds within the basins of repulsion and end at the major attractors.  In the bottom panel, the flow is inverted and anti-flow streamlines seeded in the basins of attractions converge onto the repellers.

\subsection{Repellers}

Two repeller sinks are identified in Figure 1.  One was already  apparent in the Wiener filter study of the precursor {\it Cosmicflows-2} dataset and was named the Dipole Repeller \citep{2017NatAs...1E..36H}.  Its location, as computed with  the {\it Cosmicflows-3} dataset, is at galactic glon=$94^\circ$, glat=$-16^\circ$, distance=14,000~km~s$^{-1}$, displaced $2^{\circ}$ and 2,000~km~s$^{-1}$\ (12\%) closer than found previously.  The cosine of the anti-alignment with the direction of the cosmic microwave dipole \citep{1996ApJ...473..576F} is $\mu=-0.99$; the agreement in direction is $9^{\circ}$.  \citet{2017NatAs...1E..36H} evaluated the uncertainties in the direction and depth of the Dipole Repeller based on constrained realizations and sample cuts with the {\it Cosmicflows-2} dataset and found $\mu=-0.96\pm0.04$ and distance 16,000~km~s$^{-1}$.  The new results are in even better agreement with the dipole anti-pole.
It was inferred by Hoffman et al. that the Dipole Repeller accounts for roughly half of the Milky Way motion reflected in the dipole.

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\caption{Dominant attractors and repellers in the nearby universe.  In the top panel flow streamlines are seeded in the Dipole and Cold Spot repellers, flows respectively blue and green, and converge predominantly onto the Shapley and Perseus-Pisces attractors. In the bottom panel anti-flow streamlines are seeded in the Shapley attractor, with flows in red and black that travel to the Cold Spot and Dipole repellers respectively.  Our home is located by the red, green, blue arrows of length 10,000~km~s$^{-1}$\ directed along the supergalactic SGX, SGY, SGZ axes. The locations of the attractors and repellers lie at the local extrema of the potential.  The surfaces that represent the attractors and voids are at symmetric values of the potential field of $\pm 580$. The positions are in supergalactic coordinates and are expressed in units of 100~km~s$^{-1}$.}
\label{fig1}
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\begin{center}
\includegraphics[scale=.27]{sig_noise_2.jpg}
\caption{Ratio of the Wiener filter estimated underdensity to r.m.s. scatter over an ensemble of 54 constrained realizations in spheres of increasing radius centered on the potential extremum (solid curve) and on a point at the same distance in the direction toward the Cold Spot (dashed curve).  In each case, only the volume within 25,000~km~s$^{-1}$\ of the Milky Way is considered.  The distance from the bottom of the basin of the repeller to the intersection with the direction to the Cold Spot is indicated by the arrow.}
\label{fig2}
\end{center}
\end{figure*}

It is the second repeller sink that draws our current attention.  The rough location is glon=168$^\circ$, glat=$-71^\circ$, velocity=23,000~km~s$^{-1}$.
It is in the general region of the negative velocity anomaly in Pisces-Cetus noted by \citet{2014MNRAS.445.2677S}.  We particularly note that it is in the direction of a feature projected against the so-called CMB Cold Spot \citep{2015MNRAS.450..288S}.  The Cold Spot is a fluctuation in the cosmic microwave background at glon$=209^\circ$, glat$= -57^\circ$ with an amplitude that has been argued is difficult to reconcile with the standard $\Lambda$ Cold Dark Matter model \citep{2004ApJ...609...22V,2008MNRAS.390..913C}.  There were early hints of an underdensity of galaxies in the same direction \citep{2007ApJ...671...40R,2010ApJ...714..825G} suggesting that the Cold Spot may be a manifestation of the integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect \citep{1967ApJ...147...73S}, the redshifting of radiation in passing through a void due to the asymmetry of the potential in an accelerating universe. \citet{2015MNRAS.450..288S} have strengthened the case for an extremely large void in depth, or chance superposition of several less extreme voids, in the Cold Spot direction extending over the redshift range $0.05 < z < 0.3$.  \citet{2016MNRAS.462.1882K} argue that the underdense region continues to the relative foreground and they name the feature the Eridanus supervoid.  Several authors \citep{2016MNRAS.455.1246F, 2017arXiv170307894N, 2017arXiv170403814M} have evaluated the possibility that the negative fluctuation in the cosmic microwave background is caused by a vast underdensity in the line-of-sight.  The general consensus disfavors the proposition that line-of-sight voids could be important enough to create the Cold Spot from the integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect alone.

Nevertheless, coincidence or not, a dominant repeller is identified in a direction that overlaps with the Cold Spot in projection.  We evaluate the angular extent and significance of the repeller revealed by the velocity field through the method of constrained realizations mentioned briefly in \S 2.  The density with respect to the mean cosmic density within a sphere of radius $R$ centered at a specified location, $\delta(R) = (\rho(R)-{\bar \rho})/{\bar \rho}$ is derived from the Wiener filter analysis.  The uncertainty in density, $\sigma(R)$, is sampled from 54 constrained realizations.   The basin of the repeller is identified to lie at SGX,SGY,SGZ = [6,500, $-$21,300, $-$6,100]~km~s$^{-1}$.  Figure~\ref{fig2} shows the development of the signal-to-noise $-\delta(R)/\sigma(R)$ with increasing spheres of radius $R$.

There is a complexity associated with Fig.~\ref{fig2} that requires explanation.  The location of the repeller at $z \sim 0.077$ lies at the extremity of our data zone (a high density of data to $z \sim 0.05$ with sparse supernova sampling to $z \sim 0.1$).  The solid curve in Fig.~\ref{fig2} illustrates the density signal to r.m.s. fluctuations within the intersection of spheres of increasing radius centered on the repeller basin and a sphere of radius 25,000~km~s$^{-1}$\ ($z \sim 0.08$) centered on our position.  The choice of the radius of the sphere centered on us is somewhat arbitrary but roughly captures the region where the Wiener filter density construction carries information that departs from the mean.  In the case of the dashed curve in the figure, the same signal/uncertainty information is illustrated but now within spheres centered on a location in the direction of the Cold Spot.  The specific center is at SGX,SGY,SGZ = [3,600, -16,700, -12,900] km~s$^{-1}$, in the direct line-of-sight of the cosmic microwave background Cold Spot with a distance that is the same as that of the repeller basin.  The curve plots $-\delta(R)/\sigma(R)$ within the intersection of spheres centered on the identified location and the 25,000~km~s$^{-1}$\ sphere centered on us.

From the solid curve in Fig.~\ref{fig2} it is seen that the significance of the under density increases with volume, reaching $\sim 2.3\sigma$ by $R \sim 12,000$~km~s$^{-1}$.  The peculiar velocity field provides suggestive evidence for an under density on this vast scale.\footnote{The signal in the density field is weak at the extremity of the data where densities from the Wiener filter construction tend to the mean. The potential field is better defined by tidal influences at large distances.}  We note that the direction to the cosmic Cold Spot lies within this domain.  The dashed curve in the figure illustrates the significance of the under density if we shift the assumed center from our preferred location by a distance equivalent to 8,900~km~s$^{-1}$\ to a center along the line-of-sight toward the Cold Spot while keeping the same distance.  The significance is reduced but the scale of the implied under density is similar.

\subsection{Attractors}

The dominant attractor with {\it Cosmicflows-3}, as with {\it Cosmicflows-2}, is coincident with the Shapley Concentration \citep{1989Natur.338..562S,1989Natur.342..251R}.  In detail, there is a shift on the sky of $10^{\circ}$ (to glon=306, glat=+22) and distance of +1,500~km~s$^{-1}$\ (to 15,900~km~s$^{-1}$).  The new 6dFGSv data \citep{2014MNRAS.445.2677S} implies that the mass overdensity in this region extends into the galactic plane and to the south of the Milky Way, with a secondary maximum near to the south celestial pole.  However, aside from the immediate Shapley region there is a poor correspondence with observed galaxies \citep{2012ApJS..199...26H} or X-ray clusters \citep{2007ApJ...662..224K}.  Again, as with the Cold Spot Repeller, the postulated structure is at the extremity of the data zone.  It has to be suspected that the true nature of the attractor in this region will only be revealed by a study to greater depth.

\section{Discussion}

In their discussion of 6dFRSv results, \citet{2014MNRAS.445.2677S} compared the velocity field implied by their distance and redshift observations with expectations from two independent redshift surveys \citep{1999MNRAS.308....1B,2006MNRAS.373...45E}.  With both comparisons, they noted a large scale departure from the redshift survey expectations, with observed peculiar velocities systematically negative in the Pisces-Cetus sector \citep{1992ApJ...388....9T} and positive in the Centaurus sector, the domain of the Shapley Concentration \citep{1930BHarO.874....9S,1989Natur.338..562S,1989Natur.342..251R}.
It is a limitation of the redshift survey approach, though, that there is no account of tidal effects from beyond the range of the survey.

Our approach of inferring mass distribution from velocities accesses information on distant structures from tidal signatures.  Sensitivity to their characteristics diminish with distance.  The repeller in the direction toward the cosmic microwave background Cold Spot is {\it the dominant negative density feature} of the Wiener filter construction with {\it Cosmicflows-3}.  The deviation in direction between the repeller basin and the Cold Spot of $22^{\circ}$ is within the uncertainty of our measurement.  Our distance to the repeller of $\sim 23,000$~km~s$^{-1}$\ should only be considered a rough lower limit.

We call the under density identified by the Wiener filter analysis the Cold Spot Repeller because of its coincidence in direction with the Cold Spot fluctuation in the microwave background.  We are providing increased evidence for the existence of a substantial void, or succession of voids, in the Cold Spot direction  \citep{2010ApJ...714..825G, 2015MNRAS.450..288S, 2016MNRAS.462.1882K}.  It remains to be determined if the coincidence in direction has a physical basis.
The tentative nature of the association of our repeller and the cosmic microwave background Cold Spot must be acknowledged.
The observational claim that is made here awaits confirmation with redshift and distance measurements to greater distances.
However it is likely that proper resolution will require surveys to twice the current depth, with serious completion to $z\sim0.1$, involving an order of magnitude more galaxies or distance estimators with higher accuracy.

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{\bf Acknowledgements}

Financial support for the Cosmicflows program has been provided by the US National Science Foundation award AST09-08846, an award from the Jet Propulsion Lab for observations with {\it Spitzer Space Telescope}, and NASA award NNX12AE70G for analysis of data from the {\it Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer}.  Additional support has been provided by the Institut Universitaire de France and the CNES, and the Israel Science Foundation (1013/12).

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Even as attention in the #PikeCountyMassacre case shifts to George "Billy" Wagner III, the Rhoden family civil suit remains unresolved. Tony D. Rhoden Sr. filed the wrongful death case Nov. 10, 2020, seeking unspecified damages from the Wagners. (Photo: @Brooke_LaValley) 1/6 pic.twitter.com/6ofIUwf95B
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