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How do you duplicate items in Castle Miner Z?
this glitch requires 2 people, 1 crate, and the item you want to duplicate. First make a crate and place it anywhere, then put the item you want to duplicate in the crate wherever. Have both players have the WHITE SQUARE on the item but don't select it. When BOTH players have the white square on the item, exit the crate. Then count to 3. and then BOTH player enter the crate and rapidly press A.
Can you run a monitor out of the front of a Crate PA-B8350 8 channel mixer?
Yes, it has a monitor out jack and a main out jack on the bottom right of the front panel.
How do you move the box in the Stellavator across the escalator on the Jonas DS game?
you have to fill up you Jonas meter and then use it on reverb mode then that will make the escalator move backwards then move the crate over .
How do you finish level 2 of plankton's fun house?
Everytime the tank shoots these black balls there's one which has a red/ orange arrow above it. You have to pick it up and bring it to the black thingys which have a blue arrow above, it doesn't matter which one just bring it to a black thing with a blue arrow above. Then that black thing will shoot the black ball at the tank. The tank will stand still for like 30 seconds. This is your chance to attack the tank. Now you can climb on to the tank. On the tank will be those red/ orange arrows again, this means you have to attack those things with the red/ orange arrows above. You can press y to attack it or maybe another one... just attack it...If you run out of time the tank will throw you off of him. You have to do everything again, but everytime you have destroyed a thing of the tank it is still broken. Just continue with the black balls and attack it until you have destroyed everything. When it is beaten the game is cleared.Ps. it doesn't matter which character you are: Patrick or SpongeBobIs used SpongeBob.
Who is A-KO?
"A Young man a mission to create proper musical work from cut & paste methods at which so many try and fail. (Ak-o) proves that with finesse and taste it CAN be done". This is not us hyping up one of our core artists but Gerald "Jazzman" Short and how can we argue on props like that? A 19 year old crate digger from Grimes, Iowa is already a rare species but the way young A-ko flips a sample and makes a bunch of dusty grooves sounding like a real band is truly amazing. Listen to any of his songs and you know the difference between a beat-maker and a song writer. Grimes, Iowa isn't exactly known for it's music scene. 5.399 people call this place home and A-ko doesn't even live in Grimes but a few miles outside where a 26.4k dial-up connection keeps him in touch with the beat making world. His favorite hang-out is Soulstrut.com where I spotted his raw talent. Now that A-ko has finished high-school it's time for RJD2 (or your other favourite "instrumental hip-hop" producer) to watch his back because this kid is so fresh and his beats are anything but clean (or cleared). So you better enjoy his DIY funk before he gets famous. One year after his debut 45 A-ko is ready for his first big record. Praised by everybody from "The Fader" to Soulstrut.com for his unique brand of sample-heavy lofi soul, the 18 year old wunderkind starts getting grown and even more funky. "Chicago" on A1 is exactly that: fast, furious and funky. A serious fun track for djs and dancers. Followed by the slow and soulful "Fire", a trip to la la land and heavy on the B3. On the flipside we are bringing back "Soul '69", the hit song from A-ko's 45 single. A-ko has cleaned up the samples here a little bit, which means less static, more bounce but still lofi as hell. "Untitled McDoom'd" is Devil McDoom's take on"Untitled". This is what I call a real remix. The original song is still there but it is produced McDoom-style with big drums and filled up with Skandinavian raer. It also happens to be the first remix on MPM. In general I'm a bit tired of remixing and I don't believe in buying name remixes to pimp your records. But in this case A-ko and McDoom didn't tell me about it until I received a yousendit link.
