Scooby Doo
Scooby Doo
How do I pass Scooby Doo: Night of 100 frights (PS2)?
I'm stuck at the level where scooby doo has to jump onto a couple of masts. I already have the umbrella and double jump inventions but still can't seem to get up to the next mast to clear the level. HELP! 
use hacks or cheats
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Grand pianos are inherently better instruments than uprights for several reasons.
The primary reason is not sound quality, even though that is an obvious and major reason.
The primary reason is gravity.
For those who don't know, pianos make sound by means of little felt covered "hammers," which strike the strings.
In a grand piano, the hammers are below the strings, and move upward and then strike the string. When the string has been struck, the hammer falls back into place by means of gravity.
In an upright piano, the hammers are standing up straight, in the same plane as the strings. When the string has been struck, the hammer must be pulled pack from the string by a variety of means that vary from make to model. All of these methods of pulling the hammer back in an upright must account for the inability to let gravity do the work.
Gravity is more efficient, and thus a grand's hammers return more quickly and are readier sooner for the next strike.
All this may make absolutely no difference to a six year old trying to play Scooby Doo on the white keys.
But to a young professional or student, knowing which pianos are good and which are better is important.
For example, Chopin made his students promise to practice only on the finest pianos, and warned them that if they didn't, they would be teaching their fingers bad habits.
In Chopin's lessons, as in many other studios, the master played and demonstrated on a small cottage upright while the student sat at his Erard concert grand and played.
While an upright is perfectly fine for a child, real pianists prefer the grand.
By John Aschenbrenner Copyright 2000 Walden Pond Press
John Aschenbrenner is a leading children's music educator and book publisher, and the author of numerous fun piano method books in the series PIANO BY NUMBER for kids. You can see the PIANO BY NUMBER series of books at http://www.pianoiseasy.com
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