Help Rex collect all of the idols and treasure in each level. Use your arrow keys or WASD to move and jump. Don't let the time run out! Rex knows a lot of moves to keep himself out of trouble. Do a double jump by jumping again while Rex is in the air, and slide or climb on walls by jumping while holding Rex against the wall. Crawl with S, and dash by pressing L. Click to defeat monsters, earn gold and level up heroes. Ascend and transcend to reach new heights of power. See how far you can go! The classic board game of moving and jumping. Play vs. the computer, or against a friend. Warning: This game requires a huge amount of concentration and memorization as you run (or skate) through the 3 dimensional courses.Don't ask me how to beat it. But I've seen it done and it's possible. You guys are on your own! A great business game where you run your own coffee shop. You have to plan your budget, your recipe and how much to charge. The sequel to the popular Gluey!
Group and remove blobs of the same color to get them to disappear. You're going to have to think and plan ahead! The classic singleplayer card game. Choose your difficulty, and see if you can stack all four suits, Ace to King! Fill in the blanks by placing numbers in the right spots. There are three difficulty levels to choose from, and unlimited puzzles to solve! An easier twist on classic Solitaire. Play with 1, 2 or 4 Suits and try to remove all of the cards from the board!Try Stamped Concrete as a Low-Cost Alternative A stamped concrete patio gives you the look and texture of a stone patio for a lot less than the real thing -- up to 50 percent less than the cost of natural slate or limestone. Stamped concrete can mimic brick, cobblestones, cracked earth, and weathered wood. Add a bit of fun with leaf patterns, animal shapes, even dinosaur footprints. Best of all, a stamped concrete patio is low-maintenance: The "stones" won't settle over time, creating uneven surfaces, and there are no grout or joints that can open up to let grass and weeds sprout.
What's a Stamped Concrete Patio? A stamped concrete patio is simply a concrete slab with a textured, embossed surface. - Pours and smooths the slab. - Presses a pattern into the surface while the concrete is still wet and soft. - For realism, adds color to the concrete as it's mixed, or sprays it on after the surface has been stamped. Make sure you hire a contractor who's done stamping and has the examples to prove it. What's the Deal With the Stamps? The patterns are made using large, flexible polyurethane stamps. The stamps are about 2-by-2-feet square and an inch or two thick, and they're pressed into the wet concrete to create the textured finish. A concrete contractor may step on the stamps to press them into the concrete or use a tamping tool. Before putting the stamp on the concrete, the contractor sprays the patterned side of the stamp with a release agent that prevents concrete from sticking to it. Using a colored release agent accents cracks and grout lines, giving the finish an "antique" look that enhances realism.
One pattern usually is a set that includes several stamps, each one with varying textures and shapes, so the overall pattern isn't repeated too frequently. Stamps also have interlocking tabs so any grout lines align perfectly. A stamped concrete patio costs $10-$15 per square foot, professionally installed. Here's a quick price comparison: Plain concrete: $6-$12 per sq. ft. Brick: $14-$20 per sq. ft. Stone, slate, or marble: $17-$28 per sq. ft. Concrete pavers: $13-$20 per sq. ft.More: Love concrete (or at least its price)? We've got great ideas for concrete inside the home, too.Can I Do It Myself? Making a stamped concrete patio is a fairly simple process, but only skilled DIYers should attempt it. That's because concrete can be a tricky medium to work with: • It requires a properly installed base of compacted sand and gravel.you'll need to be strong. • Concrete requires specialty tools to shape and smooth the surface (any specialty tool performs best in the hands of an experienced worker who knows how to use it).
• Concrete sets up relatively quickly. Once it starts to harden, it's difficult to apply the stamps. • A mistake in concrete is permanent. You can rent concrete stamps at rental outlets and concrete supply stores for about $25 per day per stamp. Doing your own work saves 20 percent to 50 percent of the cost of a professionally installed slab and stamped concrete finish.Any Drawbacks to a Stamped Concrete Patio?Although stamped concrete is a good choice for ADA accessibility, be wary of deeply embossed patterns; all that texture may be tempting, but it creates uneven surfaces that make patio furniture wobble and may be hazardous for those with limited mobility. Accessibility guidelines require bumps and ridges on walking surfaces be no more than ¼-inch high.Although you'll have more color options with surface colorants, the colorants may flake off over time. Have your concrete dyed while it's being mixed for a more permanent solution.It's got a "tell." As good as stamped concrete may look, aficionados of real brick and stone will know the difference.
Can I Add a Stamped Finish to an Existing Patio Slab? Yes, you can, as long as your old slab is stable and in good condition. You'll be raising the height of the old slab by an inch or so, so you'll want to make sure the new level doesn't interfere with existing steps or vents in your foundation walls. The new concrete shouldn't touch your siding, either. A pro will prepare the existing slab by cleaning it and covering it with a bonding agent that ensures good adhesion between the old concrete and the new. Then, your contractor will cover the old slab with new concrete and apply the stamps.This article was originally published on HouseLogic.See more about patios on HouseLogic:DIY Paver Project: A Backyard Rescue in ActionEvaluate Your Yard for a PatioAwe-Inspiring Patios Made of StoneMore on AOL Real Estate: Find out how to calculate mortgage payments. Find homes for sale in your area. Find foreclosures in your area.Find homes for rent in your area.Follow us on Twitter at @AOLRealEstate or connect with AOL Real Estate on Facebook.
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