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This video was primarily as a reply to someone on the Steam forums who was having problems.
I just wanted to demonstrate that hypothermia and starvation could be relatively easily tackled with minimum fuss by early building of atmosphere generators.
I was a bit slow starting my food production and as a result by the 45 minute mark, I think I'd already lost 6 colonists. But another 15 minutes later and food production was in full swing and things seemed to have stabilised.
But.. another hour of play and the food production was getting dire again. It felt like either colonists were eating food quicker than it could be produced, or the colonists were prioritising other tasks ahead of farming/loading food into the food prep tables. End result, more dead colonists.
At the point where colonists started dying again at the 2 hour mark, there was a lot of food production available including a livestock room cram packed with chickens.
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When did you last make out with a complete stranger? Are you fulfilling your socio-sexual potential? What is an MBO? And WHO is going to give you one? If you can't answer these questions, you urgently need a session with straight-talking sexual evangelist Dr. Alex Schiller. Get dressed up to the nines, grab your friends and lovers and come to Joe's Pub for a hysterically funny and seriously sexy live entertainment experience where the audience laughs, learns and literally hooks up with each other!
Whether you're single and seeking, or happily coupled, NEVER SLEEP ALONE is the New York night you've always wanted. During this highly interactive show, Dr. Alex gives life-changing advice from her best-selling book, and leads the audience through a wildly entertaining evening where nobody hesitates and everybody participates. The night continues at an after-party at a nearby lounge, where you'll dance the night away with sexy strangers from all over the world. Clean your apartment before the show… there's a good chance you'll be bringing someone back.
You are never going to be as young and sexy as you are right now, so what are you going to do with it? Take Robin Leach's advice: "Shed your inhibitions, kiss that stranger beside you, and you'll enjoy the wildest night of theater imaginable."
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My Top Video Games
A few nights ago, Jen, Moo (Jen's brother), and I got to talking about our all-time top computer games. Naturally, this quickly devolved into a bitter, insult-strewn debate about whose top-ranked games were ground-breaking titans of their time (mine), and whose were mindless, derivative trifles (theirs, except where overlapping with mine).
We did settle on the criterion that we should rank games based on the impact they had on us personally. This still left plenty of room for argument. Initially we were going to pick our top 5, but this got pushed out to 10. I still had too many classics left over, so successfully argued for 15, plus an "Honorable Mention."
Three days later, we were still debating and re-arranging our lists. Clearly this was an important topic for us. In fact, it was surprising how much we cared. Games aren't usually considered up there with books or movies, but these ones all meant a lot to us. They left a lasting impression and we wanted to give them their due.
So here is the result. My list:
- Elite (1984, Commodore 64): My mother bought me this for Christmas when I was about 11. I don't think I did anything else that year. I never made it to "Elite" status, though. At least, not in the game. Ha ha!
- Doom (1993, PC): Ranked this highly for the multiplayer: Jen and I played together. Not competitively. Oh no. Jen lacks that part of the brain that lets you distinguish between reality and a computer game, which means if we play head-to-head, she tries to kill me in real life. We play co-operatively. (Fifteen years of marriage, bud. Fifteen years.)
- Shattered World (1990, MUD): A MUD is an online text-based game, usually swords-and-sorcery based. You type in commands, like, "kill goblin", and read the responses, like, "The goblin dodges your swing. The goblin cleaves your head from your shoulders. You die." I wrote tons of content for this game when I should have been studying for my marketing degree.
- Age of Empires II (1999, PC): I wrestled with the ethics of including a sequel when the original was much more, uh, original. But while Jen and I lost countless hours to both, this is the one we really pounded. Our strategy to defeat the computer-controlled hordes was to pour arrows upon the endless tides of units throwing themselves against our walls until our opponents had consumed every single resource in the game, reducing themselves to small groups of peasants standing around with nothing to do. Then we would ride out and butcher them.
- Half-Life (1998, PC): I was roundly ridiculed by Jen and Moo for not fitting HL2 into my list as well, but although it's an amazing technical achievement, I didn't really feel it, you know? No, Jen and Moo didn't buy that, either.
- Paradroid (1985, Commodore 64): Ah, brave little 001 droid. I used to get up at 5am to play this before school.
- Portal (2007, PC): The only game I've played through since Fin was born. Portal is wonderful. I especially love how its story evolves from nowhere.
- NetHack (1987, PC): Sadistically difficult game that can strike terror into your heart by revealing a "D".
- Warcraft II (1995, PC): The reason that for about five years there every single game on the shelves was a Real Time Strategy. Zug zug!
- Diablo (1996, PC): Diablo II was fantastic, too. But this game I knew I wanted the second the demo loaded.
- Unreal Tournament (1999, PC)
- Rygar (1986, Arcade)
- Battlefield 1942 (2002, PC)
- Defender of the Crown (1986, Commodore 64)
- Speedball (1988, Commodore Amiga)
Honorable Mention: Half-Life 2.
Obviously the mid-80s were very good to me. For comparison, here is Jen's list: (1) Battlefield 1942 (2) Age of Empires II (3) Diablo 2 (4) Doom (5) Age of Empires (6) Warcraft 2 (7) Prince of Persia (8) SimCity (9) Railroad Tycoon (10) Carnival [for Colecovision] (11) Diablo (12) Venture [for Colecovision] (13) World of Warcraft (14) Warcraft 3 (15) Pancake [Vtech]. Honorable Mention: LadyBug [for Colecovision].
And Moo's list: (1) Counter-Strike: Source (2) Team Fortress 2 (3) Runescape (4) Dynasty Warriors [for PlayStation 2] (5) Unreal Tournament (6) Half-Life 2 (7) Warcraft 3 (8) The Sims (9) Diablo , (10) Portal (11) Freelancer (12) Populous (13) Age of Empires II (14) Driver [for PlayStation] (15) Hitman: Blood Money. Honorable Mention: DragonBall Z [for PlayStation 2].
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Adding social media
Quick Shopping Cart lets you display social media links on your product pages so that customers can share links to your online store. To use this feature, you must first set up an account on the social networks you want to display.
- Log in to your Quick Shopping Cart account.
- From the Setup menu, go to the Business Information section, and then click Store Preferences.
- In the Social Media section, select Enable Sharing to let your customers share your online store on social networks.
- Select a Share Button Style.
- Click Share to select social media services.
- Select, and sign in to services individually.
- Click Add This to create a single login to all the apps you choose.
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Editor's note: Ayesha Durgahee is CNN's roving Business Traveller correspondent. This month, we set her the challenge of traveling from London to Rome using only apps. Here, she recounts the journey, which was far from as easy as expected. Have you got any app tips or business travel stories? Let us know in the comments section below or tweet Ayesha (@AyeshaDurgahee)
(CNN) -- Apps have changed the way we travel. From helping us pack to checking-in, and from coping with jetlag to booking a hotel once we've landed -- these handy tools can be used every step of the way.
With relaxing visions of mobile convenience in mind, I thought traveling from London to Rome using only apps would be stress-free and easy, but it didn't quite work out that way.
My challenge is to get to #Rome only using APPs. Any suggestions for good #hotel APPs - still need to book somewhere to stay! #travel #tech— Ayesha Durgahee (@AyeshaDurgahee) June 5, 2013
See also: The future of flight is shape-shifting engines
I began my journey by using the private car service, Uber, to take me to Paddington Station where I was to catch the Heathrow Express.
Uber is free to download and all you need to do is pre-register your credit card details. It will then tell you how far away the closest car is to you, along with a photo of the driver.
So far, so good.
Next up was the Heathrow Express app. This turned out to be the easiest facility I used. Again with pre-registered credit card details it only took a couple of minutes to book my ticket.
The QR code turned my phone into my ticket which saved me scrambling at the ticket machine on the platform.
Feeling quite pleased with the journey so far, my bubble was truly burst when I attempted to check-in with the BA app.
This was the first time I used it as I usually check-in online the night before. To continue in the spirit of booking on the move, I tried to check-in whilst on the Heathrow Express, which was unsuccessful due to patchy signal going underground.
Once at Heathrow's Terminal 5, the app still didn't work. Every time I tried to check-in, I had to fill out my additional passenger information which took a lot of time tapping in the same information.
After eight attempts, I tried the self-check-in kiosk which said I had already checked in!
See also: The $1 trillion business travel industry
The problem was it didn't give me an option to print my boarding pass. Great, I thought -- I haven't even made it onto the plane and I've failed.
Then, just as my passport was going to be swiped at a check-in desk, the screen on my phone started refreshing and then suddenly -- my boarding pass appeared. The app challenge continues!
Rome-ward bound
Coming out of arrivals at Rome FCO, I didn't even have to look at my phone as I recognized Fabio, my Uber driver from the photo provided. No name boards, no phone calls -- I just waved and said "You must be Fabio?"
I started looking for a hotel to stay once we reached the Spanish Steps in central Rome -- I had downloaded Hotel Tonight, Priceline and Booking.com to help with the task.
As I perused with patience, looking at the photos and the room features, I suddenly began to get text messages informing me how much I had spent on data roaming. $5...$10...$30...$50 "Ahhh it keeps going up and up and I haven't found anything yet!"
I had failed to book a room at not one but two hotels. The rooms had gone after I tried to process my payment and there was no-one to complain to.
I successfully booked the third hotel I tried -- and just when I thought it was too good to be true. It was!
The hotel had oversold the rooms and they had moved me to their sister hotel up the road which they said was better. Unfortunately it wasn't and in the less desirable area of Termini station.
Out and about
By the time I had checked in it was too late to go hunting for food and try out some restaurant apps suggestions via Twitter.
I wish there had also been more time to try out some of the city guide apps as well as the Rome MVR app -- which allows you to see monuments like the Coliseum in their former glory.
See also: Apps and scanners ease travel expense pain
@AyeshaDurgahee try Evernote Food http://t.co/bDp0v9fHfT .. find places to eat, bookmark them then store notes, voice memos and photos— Neil Chalk (@_neilch) June 5, 2013
Augmented Reality apps are still in their infancy so I will definitely be keeping an eye on how these develop and try them out.
Overall, my apps experience wasn't quite what I expected it to be. Some were simple to use whilst others were more time-consuming and fiddly.
To avoid disappoint and expensive data roaming charges -- in the end I had spent $160 -- I would use apps that are quick and easy. That way you'll have more chance of staying travel appy!


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SKF Lab Automation applications
IVD instruments are required to perform both more tests and a broader range of tests than ever before. More multiple instruments now being integrated into a single turn-key solution, IVD instrument manufacturers must have the right components and sub-assemblies to simplify production.
To address these needs, SKF has developed a series of highly accurate, reliable products and sub-systems that can help increase the automation performance. SKF can help design engineers integrate the right linear and radial products into the instruments at an early stage to reduce time to market.
General trends
- Better and secure quality in test results
- Easier way of doing and using tests
- Miniaturization of tests and equipment
- Smaller handling of liquid sizes
- Tests move more towards patients


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Census of Population and Housing, 1960 [United States] Series
In addition to the historic Census files, 1790-1950, ICPSR archives and distributes Census data acquired from the United States Census Bureau as well as files prepared by ICPSR and other principal investigators for the decennial years 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000. These include major sets such as the Summary Tape/Count Files, Master Enumeration District List (MEDList) files, and Public Use Microdata Samples (PUMS), as well as various subsets. ICPSR's holdings of 1960 Census data include Public Use Microdata Samples (PUMS) 1-in-100 and 1-in-1000 samples and Census tract-level data. Starting in 1960, the Census Bureau created the Public Use Microdata Samples (PUMS) as part of each decennial enumeration. The PUMS contain individual- and household-level information from the long-form questionnaires distributed to a sample of the population enumerated in the Census. The Public Use Microdata Samples make it possible for researchers to create tabulations tailored to their particular questions and to make time-series comparisons. Because of confidentiality reasons, the 1960 samples, as well as the 1970 samples, do not identify any places smaller than 250,000 inhabitants. The Census tract-level data provide aggregate data summarized at the level of the Census tract. Census tracts are statistical subdivisions, most of which are within Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSAs). Tracts were originally designed to be relatively homogenous with respect to population characteristics, economic status, and living conditions.
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It's graduation season and I can't help but notice all of the brand-new speech-language pathologists coming out of graduate programs across the country. What's more is that I can't help but be so happy for them! Here's why: It seems as if it was just yesterday that I was a free-spirited sophomore who decided to take a random class in phonetics. Little did I know this class would influence my life's work. The class was taught by a young PhD, Gloria Weddington, who helped to focus me and, much to my mother's delight, give me a purpose.
When I was a senior, Dr. Weddington took me to my first ASHA Convention where she introduced me to all the leaders in our profession. What impressed me most was how well liked and respected she was by everyone. She would introduce me to her colleagues as her "little student" who was going to be a great addition to our profession. She believed in me and I believed in myself. Once I received my master's degree, I was ready to set the world on fire!
I vividly remember my first experience as an itinerant SLP in Los Angeles Unified School District. I was so eager and excited to have my first real job with my first real paycheck. I loved my schools and my kids and had a great master teacher who served as my CF supervisor. I enjoyed my work and continued to grow seizing every new opportunity that came my way. I absolutely loved my job! A few years later I left my very secure job to strike out on my own and opened a small private practice. I was the secretary, the receptionist, and the SLP, but most importantly, I was happy again. That was 35 years ago and I have never looked back. In fact, I discovered another side of myself, that as an entrepreneur who was able to develop and sustain a thriving private practice in Los Angeles.
Today, many of my friends and colleagues are happily retiring. I have to admit, I feel a little conflicted when I think of what it must be like to wake up each morning and to not having any professional responsibilities. However, I also can't imagine life without my professional responsibilities, especially since there is so much more for me to do. The truth of the matter is that I feel as passionate today about our esteemed profession as I did when I was 24.
Young staff often ask me what's my secret? It's no secret–it's living and learning from life's experiences. I am approaching 40 years "young" in our great profession and here are seven lessons learned along the way that continue to feed my spirit and nourish my soul:
- Find a role model, a hero whom you admire, respect and trust. Listen, watch, and learn from him or her. If you are lucky they will be your mentor.
- Make your CF year count. Get the clinical supervision and support that you need to grow strong and healthy in our profession.
- Be willing to rebuild your dreams. Protect the joy and excitement that you experienced upon entering the profession. Remember there are no victims, just volunteers.
- Continue to grow, learn, and maintain high standards. Make it a priority to attend ASHA conventions or at the very least your state conferences. Learning is critical in our ever-changing profession
- Keep plenty of mirrors around. Look closely at whether the person you see is the person you really want to see. And, when in doubt refer to our ASHA Code of Ethics.
- Don't burn bridges. You never know who you will need to give you that last cup of water.
- Have fun. There is always work to be done!
Congratulations and welcome to our great profession!
Pamela Wiley-Wells, PhD, CCC-SLP, is the president of the Los Angeles Speech and Language Therapy Center, Inc. and the founder of The Wiley Center, a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to providing direct services and support to children with autism spectrum disorders or other developmental disabilities. Wiley is a frequent lecturer on how to effectively deliver services to the increasing number of children diagnosed with ASD. Follow her private practice on Facebook.


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Irrigation 101
In many states, the law requires that only licensed plumbers install backflow preventers and tap into the potable water supply. Many times, an irrigation contractor purchases the backflow preventer and has a plumber install it; a large irrigation contractor may have a full-time plumber on staff.
Each type of backflow preventer has strict installation requirements. Some types of preventers (pressure vacuum breakers and reduced-pressure type) will dump water when contaminated. Therefore, you need to install the device outside, with a catch drain or in a drainable room so flooding does not occur. For smaller systems, install backflow preventers with copper pipe inlets and outlets. Units larger than 3 inches are installed on steel or ductile iron piping.
You can install pipe either by pulling or trenching. This again will depend on the size, type of pipe and geographical preferences. Pipe 2 inches and less is often pulled. Polyethylene is piped more commonly than PVC.
Install pipe deep enough so that maintenance practices will not damage it, but not so deep that you can't service it. The trench you use should be free from rock and other debris. Install the pipe in a consistent manner with no sharp turns. Glue the fittings per the manufacturer's requirements. It is a good idea to double-clamp polyethylene fittings.
Wire is not pulled, but laid. Never pull wire directly off the roll; it will go in too tight. It is important to install the wire with plenty of slack, especially at valve boxes to allow for servicing. Install wire beside or below the pipe to prevent damage. Place 24-volt wire and 120-volt wire on separate sides of the trench.
Install valve boxes at grade and, where possible, in landscaped areas where you can cover them with mulch. Make sure covers are intact and securely fitted to the box.
Height of sprinklers
Install sprinklers flush to grade so that mowing or other maintenance will not damage them. Sprinklers installed too low will have their streams affected by the turf. Sprinklers installed too high are subject to damage from traffic and mowers, and can pose a tripping liability.
You can install sprinklers on a number of support devices, but it is important that there not be a rigid connection between the sprinkler and the pipe. This causes the force of any weight going over the sprinkler, such as the mower, to be transmitted directly to the pipe, which can cause the pipe or fitting to break. Use a flexible connection such as a swing joint or swing-pipe assembly.
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The Collected Talks of John Main make available to people today the unique and transforming power of his oral teaching. The best form of a spiritual teaching has always been the spoken word. These talks were the first phase of what later became The World Community for Christian Meditation, the global contemplative family that continues to grow through the inspiration of his teaching. Each of the eight sets of the Collected Talks is published as a book with the same title.
Although it is more than thirty years since he died, as I re-listen to John Main's talks, I am still amazed at the power, clarity and radical simplicity of what he taught. How luminous they are. How fresh and joyful in their directness. How unchanged by the passage of a generation is the urgency of his message. I know of no other teaching in this form that carries the spirit of the gospel, as a living Word, so directly and purely into the heart. Laurence Freeman OSB, Director WCCM
It was these talks of John Main that inspired me to start meditating. There was a certain power and persuasive authority in his voice. Listening to the talk time and again sustained me in the wobbly early stages and has kept me steady on the path. I have put together this collection of John Main's talks so that both beginners to meditation and ongoing meditators may be encouraged by the authoritative and yet gentle guidance of this contemporary master of prayer. Peter Ng, Trustee WCCM
Collected Talks
- I Word into Silence
- II The Christian Mysteries: Prayer and Sacrament
- III Moment of Christ
- IV The Way of Unknowing
- V The Heart of Creation
- VI Word Made Flesh
- VII Door to Silence
- VIII In the Beginning
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I have several students each year that show up at my door sometimes after school and sometimes during school to say hello. I'm always pleased they take time from their busy middle and high school lives to walk to the end of the long hallway where my classroom sits to say hello. It always amazes me how much they have grown and how articulate many sound as they tell me about their classes, their current teachers, and their future plans.
This past week I received a nice email from the education teacher at the technical highschool. She was informing me that one of her education students had requested me for her internship and they would be arriving to discuss the program with me that very afternoon. I've had high school students before and have enjoyed the program very much. I think it's fantastic that young people who plan to go into education receive opportunities to work in classrooms prior to college. The experience can give them the information they need about continuing with their education plans, or it can prompt them to look for another field of study.
My former student, Miss Hensley, arrived with her teacher and we had a quick meet and greet. It will be hard to refer to sweet Laura as Miss Hensley to the kids because she will always be sweet Laura to me. Miss Hensley will be in my classroom during the last two hours of the day when I have my homeroom for Language Arts. I could use an extra set of hands with the group, and by her second day she had picked up on that fact. She will be with me for the remainder of the year.
We've already had a nice time remembering many of the interesting things that happened the year she was in my class. She asked if I was still doing Shakespeare with students and I told her she could help me teach Hamlet and A Midsummer's Night Dream this time instead of simply taking a part. She remembered we watched Hamlet with Mel Gibson after we had read a more simpler version of the play (no, students did not watch the scene where the relationship between Hamlet and his mother, Glenn Close, takes a strange turn). Miss Hensley also remembered she took on the role of Puck in Midsummer.
My students enjoyed locating Laura's picture in the back of the classroom where I have each and every class group I've taught displayed on the wall. Miss Hensley enjoyed looking at the pictures as well. She informed me about some of the kids….who had dropped out, who played ball, etc. Miss Hensley told me she still had my letter. She was referring to the letter I give every student at the end of the year. I was pleased to know she had held onto my letter for the last seven years. I posted earlier about my end-of-the-letter here.
Miss Hensley's arrival has created an interesting dynamic in my classroom…..the former student is now a teacher-in-training. I told her I would really love for her to journal her experience. Every student leaves a classroom with certain impressions of his or her teacher. Miss Hensley is returning to my room with those same impressions made when she was ten and eleven. Through the course of our time together as mentor and teacher-in-training she is going to discover that many of her impressions of me were wrong….some to the good and some to the bad. She seems hesitant about an extra assignment, but I think it would be a very interesting study.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
When Previous Students Come to Visit
Posted by EHT at Sunday, January 28, 2007
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1 comment:
- Butterfly Angel said...
It alwyas touches my heart to see former students for the same reasons that you mentioned. You have this pictured frozen in your mind when they were in your class ~ it is hard to believe how they grow and mature.
My youngest was on a retreat earlier this month and I had to pick her up from church. Quite a few members of the 'team' turned out to be former students. They all told my daughter: 'your mom was a cool teacher!' Talk about a boost to the ego.
I am glad that Miss Hensley will be there to help you and this way she gets to decide early on if this is what she wants to do with her life.
Thanks for stopping by ~ $460.50
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