Cobb and Saito got out of limbo by waiting until the sedative ran out (and they were normal-asleep) then they shot themselves, thus waking up. Just like how Cobb and Mal got out by lying on the train tracks. Saito grew to be an old man, and Cobb reminded them Read more…
Because of its ease of use and portability, COBOL quickly became one of the most used programming languages in the world. Although the language is widely viewed as outdated, more lines of code in active use today are written in COBOL than any other programming language. Why is COBOL significant? Read more…
Because Cobb failed to extract the business plans and get the job done, he knew Cobol Engineering would be after him. What is Cobol Engineering in Inception? Cobol Engineering is the company that hired Dom, Arthur, and Nash to extract Proclus Global’s expansion plan from first chief engineer Kaneda’s, and Read more…
Cobol Engineering is the company that hired Dom, Arthur, and Nash to extract Proclus Global’s expansion plan from first chief engineer Kaneda’s, and then Saito’s mind. The company is run by Woodruff. Who is the original architect in Inception? Lukas HaasNash is an architect of dreams who worked with Dom Read more…
Cobb’s totem is a spinning top, which originally belonged to his dead wife Mal. Cobb’s totem symbolizes his lingering feelings of guilt and regret over the circumstances of Mal’s death. What is Cobb’s actual totem? Cobb’s totem was a spinning top which, when spun, would eventually come to rest in Read more…
Cobb tells Ariadne that he and Mal entered Limbo while experimenting with dream-sharing, experiencing fifty years in one night due to the time dilation with reality. How long was Cobb and Mal in Limbo in real time? Limbo, the purgatory of dreamspace, is the rarely seen fourth level, a place Read more…
Freeman Cobb (10 October 1830 – 24 May 1878) was an American, born in Brewster, Massachusetts, who established the Cobb & Co stagecoach company in 1853 with partners John Murray Peck, James Scanlon and John B. Lamber. What happened to Cobb and Co? End of an Era The last coach Read more…
one year. Load the ears into a FoodSaver® bag or roll and vacuum seal them with your vacuum sealer. Vacuum sealed corn will stay fresh for over one year. This method will protect your cobs from freezer burn and keep them fresh for over a year – perfect for waiting Read more…
Place the corn in a microwave-safe dish that also has a microwave-safe lid, like a glass lid. Add enough water to the bottom of the dish to be about 1/2 inch deep. Cover the dish and pop it in the microwave. Cook 4-6 ears on high for 14-15 minutes. How Read more…
How to Reheat Corn on the Cob in Boiling Water. Boiling is one of the most common ways to cook corn in the first place, and yes, it’s an option for how to reheat corn on the cob, too. Bring a large pot ½ to ⅔ full of water to Read more…