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| Is Sonic and the Black Night for wii good for guys? I love sonic, and I have decided to buy the black night for my nephew on his fifth birthday (wii). My niece will most likely be playing it as well, but this is mostly for him. Is the game too hard for a five year old? He isn't exceptional at playing games; he is average. I have read several of the reviews for the black night, but none of them specified this. I'm not worried about him lacking interest in the story, because he likes just about any game there is. Thank You.T.x. |
| It's PEGI: 12+. Thin carefully and watch videoes on youtube about the games before buying it. If you think it might not be suitable go for an alternative option. Sonic and the Black Knight might just scare him. How about Sonic and The Secret Rings. Its PEGI: 7+ or Sonic And Sega All Stars Racing which is also rated PEGI: 7+ |
| What is the benefit of pruning back buddleia black night in spring?? i want to know if i keep pruning back buddleia black night each spring will it ever reach its full heigh of 15 feet...??? please ansrew! carmel harte x |
| the reason for cutting back each spring is because it only flowers on current years growth, have a look at this site it has some good details that might help. ! www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?… |
| Whay do the eyes of my pet mantis turn black during the night? I have 2 praying mantises. They are both females and are of different species. During the day, their eyes are normal green color with the small black pupil. At night, though their eyes turn completley black. I have them on my desk next to a bright house buld, and every time the sun goes down I turnt he light on, and their eyes turn black. NOTE: They r not directly next to or under the bright light, they are just near it. I tried turning off the light for an hour then came back, but their eyes were still black, so it has to do with the time. Why do their eyes turn black at night? |
| It's just an optical illusion! This page has a small section on it, halfway down the page; www.cirrusimage.com/mantidae_pray… but no-one really knows WHY this illusion happens! I'll tell you what though, when one of my mantids was dying last year, I noticed that her eyes became darker and darker as she got weaker and older ... they got more and more like the way they look in artificial light. : ( But I'm glad really that no-one knows the reason, because I think they'd have to dissect the eyes of a LIVING mantis to find out. Dead ones don't have the same optical illusion ... |
| Why do Black singers want to win all the awards at tonight's music awards when there is a Black music night? I see some of the Black people looked mad when Justin won and when Taylor won. Come on, there is an awards night just for Black singers. |
| i would not mind if they had actual talent but neither of them do.... justin only sings about girls and Taylor about how boys dumped and hurt her.... you don't need much talent for that.. |
| Can I add red stripes to my hair if I just dyed it black last night? I have naturally blonde hair and last night I dyed it black. Today I want to put red stripes in it. Will that be a problem since it was just dyed or will it be ok. What will happen? |
| Well if all of your hair is black right now, then the red coloring won't hold your hair will just stay black. If you want to add red, you'll have to bleach that part of your hair so that the red will hold and be noticeable. |
| How do I fix my W580i? The screen went black last night & it wont come back on.? I have a W580i Sony Ericsson. Last night the screen randomly went black, yet my phone was still on. Now my screen is still black even though my phone is on. Like i can recieve texts and calls, but I cant read them because I cant see them. Cause my screen is black.. Can someone tell me what to do to fix this??? Please? |
| Hi Shannon C, There may be something in your screen that is not working. It is also possible that the issue is the software in your W580i. Try the Sony Ericsson Update Service, just in case it is just software. You don't need to do anything on your phone screen. The link for the software to install on your PC and instructions to perform the update is below. Make sure you back up the user data (Contacts, Calendar, photos, etc) before trying to update your phone. If the update does not help, then contact your local Sony Ericsson Support Dept. to check possible warranty options at one of the numbers under "See all numbers worldwide" here: www.sonyericsson.com/cws/common/c… -Martha Sony Ericsson Answers Team |
| Is red camouflage better than black at night? My friend said that it is harder for humans to see red at night than it is black. Is that true? |
| Red camouflage? I take it you mean that "brick" colored stuff that came out a few years ago, as a fad. The last time I was in a "sporting goods" store, they had the various types of green, but "urban" and a neon green, red, and perhaps a dozen others in all shades, including "sky blue." I can only speak for myself, but others may find this holds true. It doesn't much matter what one wears, color-wise, if that is all you use. I find that OD green, day or night, blends better than anything else, as it is a solid color with only the human figure as a defining shape. At a distance, all camo tends to blend or blur into one dull color, with the human figure being recognizable. The pattern is supposed to break this up, and can help, but it is a flat patter to nature's 3-D patterns. Thus, an OD green background with leaves, twigs, and other things in front of it does better than something that draws your attention from the foreground to the background, which is fake. Even a muddy brown can hide you in the right conditions, since it looks like exposed earth or mud. Solid black, like the VC used in Vietnam, worked also because shadows are blackISH and tend to get overlooked by the human eye. However, due to an impairment in my vision, colors do not register like they do for others. At night, or even in Black and White pictures/films, I can tell color shades, and with time can actually tell what colors are in the picture. This happens at night too. I find it harder to detect a green cloth in green trees, but can pick out another color much easier. Somehow, this applies to "fake" plant-life too. As I can see which plants (green) are different from the real ones. Often, even between the different plant life, there is a slight shade issue, added to all the other differences. As they die, they change colors too, and this tends to stick out to me. Added in with smells, movement, sounds (and I'm partially deaf), and I have a "sense" of what isn't right. It could be training, but an accident damaged my vision when I was young, and they suspect that it caused some form or damage to the lens. At night, black stands out to me far better than a navy blue color. Even driving down the road at night, I can see someone wearing black, outside of the headlights. It almost looks like a "void" with a very recognizable shape. Of course, this is with some form of light source, even if not directly on what I'm looking at. In total darkness, like a cave, I see nothing just like most people. I have heard that others tend to have this experience also, so I assume that darkness is not black, but a lesser shade of dark, and black is too dark, leaving an outline that our eyes can naturally pick up. At one time, we were told to use colored lights to preserve our night vision. One of these colors was red. This color seemed to be very good for seeing in low light, for reading and other things, but it seems to have been just as easy for the others to see as well. Last I heard they were switching to blue, which had the advantages with fewer disadvantages. Logically, if one applies this to cloth, it would hold that red would be easier to see than blue, which would be easier to see than black. However, if black is the absence of all color, then this would mean that some color is needed to "hide" an image, in the darkness. This void of color would draw our attention to it, and defeat the purpose. Not directly looking at an object can help you see it. If you stare at an object long enough, it will disappear. If you break up the outline of something, you defeat the mind's image of something, and this will allow you to look directly at something and still not see it. Also, our minds tend to associate things. If you move an object up or down, we dismiss it as not being what we expect. Thus, a man in a three-piece suit can stand on a stump in the woods and have a person walk right past him, because he is not where he is expected to be. This can apply to a man prone on the ground, as we expect men to be standing, and may pass him by. Shine can cause you to look at something, directing our attention at it, and allowing us to process it, whereas a dull or subdued object will more likely blend in. The red camouflage may work because you do not expect to see brick in the woods, or that it will blend in with a city environment. Black, however, will look odd against a brick wall. I would say there is more here than just the color at play. However, I am interested in seeing what others have to say, in theory and experiences. |
| White guy in a black night club with my black girlfriend? So my black girlfriend who has never spent time in rough neighborhoods asked me to go to an all black nightclub in a not so hot part of Detroit. She has never been to this club or any club that isn't at least 80% people from the suburbs for that matter. I would probably be the only white man there, and I wouldn't want to deal with any rude comments to her about it, or have to stand up to someone who gets out of hand, I could see that going badly... Any advice? Should I even go? |
| If you don't feel comfortable and are concerned don't go. Trust your instincts, you're going to be the guy in the hot seat. She's naive, she thinks she's safe because she black and the club is black. From experience this means nothing, she's from the suburbs and it shows. They'll think she slumming and might very well be mean to her. Don't go, do what's best for you. |
| Why is the night sky black if there is an infinity of stars? Why is the night sky black if there is an infinity of stars? |
| Skippy say not enough light reach earths atmosphere to light it up like sun do in daytime. |
| My 4506 just has the black rear night sights but I have seen some that has a silver surrounding to it.? My 4506 just has the black rear night sights but I have seen some that has a silver surrounding to it...Where can I find that part to buy/ What is it called? My 4506 just has the black rear night sights but I have seen some that has a silver surrounding to it...Where can I find that part to buy/ What is it called and where can I purchase one? |
| Silver are no good,they act like a mirror,. |