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Avanglion posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasI hate battle royale games with passion but if I could have a compass in Astroneer, similar to those in Fortnite, PUBG or CoD: Warzone, I would die a happy man.
Medium Oxygen Canister
Astroneerlover123 posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasMaybe there could be a medium oxygen canister,same size a medium canister same shape ,but it holds oxygen. It would have the same functionality as the medium canister,you know like take some oxygen canisters and you can put them on the ports and it will fill and take oxygen from it plus if there is any oxygen in a nearby tether it will take oxygen and fill itself that way too. it could also supply oxygen to tethers too
Endless exploration
DarkPhosphorus posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasIts kind of a bummer that once you unlock all nodes, that's it. Like, play the game, and done. How about some endless, openworld, exploration expansion. It would be really fun for some open-world multiplayer galaxies, trading system and economy, and special augments. New planets appear as more and more people join the world, and asteroid field events can resupply people with soil and resources to build their planet with. In this galaxy, you can own, buy, sell, create, and reset planets, once you have the resources. Asteroid fields that appear have a chance to contain rare backpack mods for increased stats like power storage, resource booster, terrain tool boosted augments, etc. A new currency that can be traded for materials and between players would be necessary. The galaxy would be the map of the open world that contains all of the planets and players in it. This is the kind of game that I dreamed astroneer would be, this would open up so many possibilities.
Exploration is weak.
Chromie posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasThis may be an opinionated post, but it's a common opinion on this aspect of the game. You guys have got to do something to make us want to explore more of the planet other than just to look for the surface nodes. So far, every time I land on a new planet, after spending about an hour on it, I've already seen it all. I could go all the way around the planet and just be seeing the same formations and terrain the whole time, and this allows for so many opportunities to improve this. People have suggested map making (I think it's somewhere on the roadmap too), which would give incentive to explore and fill up a map. I recently suggested you add more structures such as ancient alien ruins, which would be amazing in my opinion. Please consider these ideas and opinions on the current state of exploration in the game. I and many other people would like to have a better reason to explore these beautiful planets. Thanks for reading
Insane Resource Distribution
Bomoo posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasContrary to what the title might lead you to believe, no, I'm not suggesting more insane resource distribution, I'm suggesting that it be fixed. This is currently what is happening: I find one deposit of laterite or quartz or whatever, giving me 20-30 nuggets. Welp, that's enough for the entire rest of the game. I guess I can ignore every single subsequent aluminium deposit I find, and they're far from rare. Same for hematite. Same for titanium. Same for wolframite, etc. etc. Do you get the picture? You're spawning TOO MANY RESOURCES. It is TOO EASY to get amounts that allow players to build every single damn thing on the tech tree without running out, and all from ONE deposit. About the only difficulty is the tedium of having to make two or three trips with a fully loaded tractor train to haul back all the crap I've gotten from a single deposit. Don't even get me started on storing it all. That is completely insane; it's like you want to sabotage your own game. What's happening is people are blowing through the tech tree, partly thanks to you essentialy giving them a cheat plinth baked into the world gen, and leaving bad reviews because the game is boring. Well, duh, no wonder it's boring when you use cheats to give yourself infinite resources. That's essentially what you've done, baked infinite resource cheats into the standard game, and it is a painfully unsatisfying and tedious experience for those of us who want to play it properly. Let's also talk about distribution. Currently all planets feel samey because, well, that's what you've done. You've made resource distributions on planets samey. Compound/resin/clay on the surface, the rarer stuff below ground. Plug in whatever that planet's uncommon minerals are, spawn those on the surface rarely, and more often below ground. Nope, that's boring and flavourless, just as boring and flavourless as you've managed to make wrecks. They're all, large or small, identical and instantly forgettable, spawning the same 4-5 identical pieces of wrecked equipment. Well, you've done the same with planets. About the only positive change in 1.0 as regards terrain generation has been how pretty some of the planets and biomes are, the painfully saturated neon hues excepted, even if their fixed colour palettes get stale fairly quickly. Revert the resource deposit sizes and planetary disitribution to what it was in SEA and you'll be doing a-okay in my book. Which is something a good few weeks of honest playtesting would've told you - the new easymode, infinite resource world gen doesn't work and doesn't make for interesting gameplay. It is worse than what it replaced. I'm sorry if this comes across as scathing or abusive, but it is beyond frustrating to see game developers do the ol' three steps forward, four steps back dance when they had it right before trying to fix what wasn't broken. Make something good and stick to it vs. changing everything around for the worse simply to keep busy.
Where the iron did go??
Mario Tabanera posted a topic in General DiscussionHi all!! I playing on XB1 and have 2 savegames. One on co-op and the other solo. Well. I can't find iron. I descend coves to the hell and nothing.... only zinc and aluminium. Where can I find this??? Thanks ^^ Answers in spanish too are welcome Have a nice planet!!!!
Rebelord posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasOkay so in the e3 video we see some crazy lookin structure but i was recently inspired by it. Okay so what if there were temples you could find with traps and weird plants (that try to kill you of course) and at the end you can find valuable resources or a pod perfect for researching. Also noise machines could be added that you can throw to trigger traps or distract the plants
Planet Shapes
GoldenOuroboros posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasWatched the EVGA stream today and that just made something click, will it possible to discover randomly shaped planets, one of the reasons I like Astroneer is the quirky randomness you can discover, though currently if you travel out in to the galaxy it's fairly normal. Would be interesting if you can stumble across square shaped worlds, torus or even a flat ring where you walk around the inside.
I found a golden satellite
kidlel95 posted a topic in General DiscussionNot much else to it. I found a small golden satellite that looks like the one that went to take pictures of pluto, and It had a research pod on it. nothing else sadly. also my thruster despawned off of my truck. weird.
I Had a Dream About this Game
DarkPhosphorus posted a topic in General DiscussionOK first of all, I had been playing a completely different game day in and day out, away from Astroneer, waiting for some nice update. One morning I had a dream before I woke up where I was walking along some astroneer-like landscape. Here are the differences, and why those differences would make this a better game. Atmosphere, Resources, Landscape Texture. The atmosphere of the planet in my dream was a more natural one, which brings me to the suggestion that the atmosphere on some planets is made a bit denser. The texture of the landscape and the first person view really gave me a sense of scale and made it feel more realistic, like I really was on an alien planet. On this planet in my dream, I looked around, seeing resources/ores that looked more natural, like the ore of some rare earth metal, not in its crystal form. The ores or soil bound resources were smaller, more random patches and uneven natural shapes. What I am saying is that there should be more visible colors and detail that make every patch of land unique and have its own mysteries. This would eliminate the repetitive "Everywhere all the same" feel to the planets. In a future update, I suggest adding to the natural formations and scale for resources. A patch of resin or compound would be smaller, and have a yield that compares the size of the resource obtained. In minecraft, you could explore the landscape for hours, and since the natural formation varies a lot with the variety of biomes, exploring can be more visually rewarding. Certain types of biomes are more abundant with certain resources. In a way, this game already accomplishes that, where a "biome" is defined by the planet, but they lack key visual details that add the exploration feel of varying lands. What really makes this game fun is the feel that everywhere I go, I find something new, something different and unique. Where I could play for hours and hours and never get bored until I have seen everything.
Object building system
theastonmartin posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasThis is a bit of a strange concept, but what if there was a building system involving placing objects to be static, as well as a system or a tool that let you research natural objects (such as those big yellow pillars) and print them as a base material?
DrGo0fy posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasIt could be interesting if there was a floating or flying drone the player could remotely control from a limited distance that would fly and let them see over obstacles like mountains or down in caves. It could use basic fuel like hydrazine or power. I think this would also make exploring tough terrain more efficient and give people a nice birds-eye view of an area.
pionaiki posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasHovercraft - new vehicle They could fly at about 1 astroneer hight. They could be very fast but slide on turns. (drift) They should rather be for exploration or fast journeys between the bases. They should slow down, if too much cargo is onboard They shurely should to be resistant to small and medium holes I think that there could be two versions: -small - two fans (or some sci-fi things) and 4 dots (for example 1 seat and 1 unknown) -medium - four fans and 6 to 8 dots Maybe seats should be builded in for more aerodynamic look (the oryginal seats are massive) If you like the idea, share comments and give more ideas!!!
tether direction indicator
pionaiki posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasWhat if, tethers had some kind of flow inside from the source. I mean some kind of darken areas could travel inside from the source of the oxygen (from base, through branchings to the player), preventing getting lost.
An Idea for a Air vehicle
asakito posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasIt is an idea for future versions. You could make some kind of small air vehicle so that once you reach a certain level of development in the game it will be easier to move without having to use the cars / trucks. I attached an image of an idea that would look good
The one and only thing I need from Astroneer (that I don't already have)
Tom Pro Tem posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasOk, I really, really, love Astroneer. This game scratches nearly every itch I have in gaming. It's diverse, open, easy to play in short spurts or in long sessions. The art is charmingly simple yet also breathtakingly beautiful. The game mechanics are great and maturing rapidly. I enjoy watching it develop and the dev group is great - transparent and approachable. However, there's one thing that I'm starving for in this game. I know you've heard this a hundred times, and I'm sure you are already working on it, but please keep reading and let me make my case for what I need and what I think others want, in hopes that it will guide your development. The game needs a past - a sense of the undiscovered, or rediscovered. It's in the game already, but it's starving for more. I can't forget the first time I discovered a deep green cave - a foggy, mysterious place, inhabited by a zebra ball, two dead astroneers, and three satellite objects that were inexplicably underground. I was stunned. The game immediately ratcheted up in excitement and intensity. What wonders or horrors lurked in this cyclopean underworld? The first time I found one of those long, spiraling, green, dead end tunnels, there was a sense of excitement - "How deep does this go... do I have enough oxygen?" I found a resource chest at the bottom, and I was sure it was going to yield some great reward. It gave me one compound... but there was still that spark. The wrecks, at least the first few, did this for me as well. However, the game has precious few of these little mysteries. I recently re-read "At the Mountains of Madness" and I was thrilled again at the thought of discovering some ancient ruin of a far advanced civilization. Robert Howard's Kull the Conqueror and Solomon Kane also feature encounters with long-forgotten ruins, both advanced and primitive, and not all unoccupied. Part of the reason I love the Lord of the Rings is because it's steeped in fallen ruins and hints of past eons. Blade Runner 2049 revels in the ruins of our modern cities. I remember playing the original Far Cry back in 2004. I explored every nook and cranny of that game, and I clearly remember the excitement of finding a downed WWII era Japanese warplane rusting in the jungle. There wasn't anything to it, it was just there, off the beaten path where players really weren't expected to go. In the hype for the anniversary update, I saw a dev post a picture of the sphinx. The game is begging for this. It needs the roots of a forgotten past. They don't even need explanation - we can make that up for ourselves. I like crafting and building, but most of all I like exploring and being rewarded for it, and I'll put up with a lot of bugs and broken mechanics if I just have this. I hope you are all nodding your heads and thinking, "Yes, we have already begun planning this." Thanks for everything! -Tom (Janos on Discord)
Other End of Rover has been Eaten by the Terrain
Archiel Arrofo posted a topic in Bug Reports, CrashesSummary: 0.5.0.0 - Steam - Other End of Rover has been Eaten by the Terrain Description: I just parked the rover for awhile coz I'm scavenging the wreckage nearby. And later on the terrain just eat the other end of the rover, when i tried to flip it (Press TAB) the Rover Train just went up high and then disappear and I can't find it nowhere, and I died due to the suffocation because the Rover is gone. Platform: Steam Windows 10 PC Version / Build Number: 0.5.0.0 Specifications: OS: Windows 10 Pro x64 | v. 1703 | Build 15063.786 CPU: Intel i3 4160 3.60GHz GPU: Radeon R7 260X 2GB DDR5 RAM: 2x Micron 4GB DDR4 1600Hz | 1x Transcend 4GB DDR4 1600Hz Drive: Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM010-2EP102 1TB
Building Smooth Roads with the Rover
Buddha posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasI would really like to see road building as a thing. Maybe have a researched attachment in front of the vehicle, that flattens terrain. Being able to create a network of smooth roads would open up exploration hugely, as well being a lot of fun in itself.
Jonathan Rogers posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasIn the game, drones would be very useful as of exploration of planets, we want to be able just to fly are self into unlimited place on all planets.
A "small" list of ideas
austinhayducky posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasThis is a shortened list of ideas I've had for Astroneer (the original list was twice as large). If anyone wants to hear an explanation or my thought process, ask about a specific idea in the list. [Gameplay concepts] Craftable thrusters Solar array repair/crafting Organic pyrolysis for coal Rockets use oxygen/nitrous Tanks used for all liquids and gases "Oxygen" item replaced with ice Limited base oxygen Repair/repurposing of satellites [Base modules] Item retriever (pulls items from around base, arrow-based selection) Module upgrades (speed, secondary product, etc.) Storage/warehouse module (high/expandable capacity) Water condenser Growbed (slowly grows organic) High capacity trade platform (paired slots, counts items in storages) Greenhouse (slowly produces oxygen) Large vehicle bay (can print and connect to 2 vehicles) [Resources] (placed on separate planets to promote exploration) Emerald (terran + tundra) (refine for vanadium) Nickel ore (radiated + barren) Bismuth ore (tundra + arid) Tellurium (radiated + tundra) Ruthenium (exotic + barren) Rhenium (exotic + arid) Fluorite (terran + radiated) [Vehicles] Throttle valves for thruster Vehicle upgrades -efficiency -suspension (nickel) -transmission (iron) -gyro -regenerative braking (copper) -boost -connected vehicle drive -glider (aluminum) [Items/objects] Camera drones -1 slot Rebreather (reduces oxygen consumption) RTG module from New Horizons satellite Semiconductors (used for geothermal, water condenser, etc.) Nickel-Ruthenium/rhenium alloy (used for thrusters) -2 slot Retractable winch Spire siphons (for all 4 current resource spires) Stackable batteries (if not stackable, then at least make batteries have 2 slots on top that accept anything other than batteries) Capacitor bank (a large battery with 1/2 storage and 2x charge/discharge rate) -1,2, and 4 slot Stirling engine (1.25x fuel efficiency, accepts all fuels) 1 slot: 1.5 bar/sec 2 slot: 3 bar/sec 4 slot: 5 bar/sec -Tank fluids Water (I know it's already been suggested and assets are partially implemented in the game) Methanol and methylhydrazine (more stable than hydrazine, unless nitrous explodes nearby too) Nitrous oxide (oxidizer) CO2 Acetylene (also reactive to explosions) Chlorine trifluoride (yes, the infamous "nope" chemical that burns glass) -Secondary products Slag (from refining metals) Water (from hydrazine production) (the Raschig process produces water as a byproduct)
Blueprint drop locations
GeneralClayman posted a topic in General DiscussionAre some research items only unlockable if you go to another planet and research ''rare'' blocks? I spent alot of time hunting the Dynamite blueprint and after 10h i finally unlocked it on the icey planet [I forgot its name]. I also went to other planets and started farming research blocks to research them in a huge amount at once. I got the idea that you can only unlock all blueprints if you go to every single planet and farm about 100 research blocks with the chance of atleast 1 new blueprint. I am now spending my time farming aluminum and hydrazine to ''nuke'' the moon while waiting for the new update. So my question to the players here: Have you been doing the same thing / having the same problem? I'd like to have some confirmation before I start a new save and needing to waste 15+h of farming research items. I only had to go to the caves once to get the materials for the truck and the machines. The research items literally dropped me enough to stay on the surface the entire 15h of playtime. -Not a native english speaker n' thank you for reading.
Environmental Hazards, Events, Asteroid belts, +More
Th0rn posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasSo as I was wandering around in Astroneer, y'know as you do, I thought to myself, "Hey, what if I had to deal with problems on each planet?" The idea sprung on me while I was booting up a new game and rushing instantly to a Radiated planet. Environmental Hazards I know that we have sandstorms, or whatever it is you'd like to call them, but what if there were more hazards or detrimental weather? Perhaps they vary from planet to planet, for instance on the moon you'd have meteorites, on an exotic planet you'd have maybe a swarm of carnivorous space wasps or something of the sort. I'm starting off light because I'm unsure of the limitations of the engine. This could really be taken in any direction, maybe even player triggered hazards or preventable disasters like volcanoes or earthquakes, But I think the idea of biome specific hazards is good food for thought. Events When I think of events I mean like these satellites (Or space stations if you've read my other post over Here) crashing on a planet from outer space. Maybe large asteroids with rarer materials or such? Or a even rarer alien clump of debris from 'something' that has a unique research module. The idea of this would give each planet a lot more of an organic feeling with things that can just 'happen' from nothing. Maybe, and this ties in with Environmental Hazards, what about a world destruction event? Massive earthquakes or volcanoes destroying a planet, over time forming an asteroid belt? Of course this is just an idea, we could always just have a few small moon sized asteroids floating about in this belt we could visit. I just really like the idea of asteroid mining. Derelict Alien Structures I've been dwelling on this idea for some time if I'm honest, but I've thought about ancient alien ruins or destroyed technology from a long lost age. From something simple and small like an independent functional refinery or solar array or if you want real big stuck, destroyed planetary structures, I'm talking broken pieces of a Ringworld floating in orbit of a planet, or a half constructed Dyson sphere or something of the like. Interstellar Travel/Wormhole Travel Now this is just a wild idea that I spitballed with a little bit but what if you found one of these structures that provided co-ordinates to a 'Wormhole gate' or something of the like to provide travel to a fresh system, a 1 way trip to a fresh system. This could easily be tied-in with some ideas from Derelict alien structures. Think of it almost like a NG+ mode, you keep research, and whatever small supplies you take with you along with your ship. I can't think of any kind of incentive of going into this 'NG+' mode or somesuch, but feel free to throw together ideas for incentive to travel to another system aside from if you blew up one of the planets from drilling into the core or something, or the sun exploding. Who knows. As always fellow Astrodudes, feedback is appreciated! Edit: Spelling<
Feedback after 10 hours playing on XBOX One
silverhammer92 posted a topic in General DiscussionDear developers, dear moderators. @SES_Adam, @SES_Zabir In the login screen of Astroneer you say, that this is a Pre-alpha of the game and that you would appreciate some feedback in the forum. Well, I like the game so here is my feedback for you. Before I tell you how I felt during my 10 hours (11 if you count the demo) in the beautiful world of Astroneer, let me introduce myself. Table of Feedback: Description of the game Publicity Forum The Demo The Game Story & Immersion Exploration Controls Multiplayer Saving game files Conclusion 1: Description of the game. 2: Info's & Publicity 3: Forum 4: The Demo 5: The Game 5.1: Story & Immersion 5.2: Exploration 5.3: Controls 5.4: Multiplayer 6: Saving game files 7: Conclusion PLEASE NOTE: As I stated above, I only spent a few hours in this game and I love the exploration aspect. So if I got something wrong here or did not realize some mechanics yet, please do NOT teach me better. I want to find out by myself. I will open other threads in this forum. Expect there is a way to save game files on console. If so, please let me know. I might have done a few typos. If you find any, keep it. Feedback after 10 hours (give or take) of playing on my XBOX One. Date: 24th May 2017 Pre-alpha build: 0.3.10158.0
Item Disassembly, Boosters, Derelict Space stations(?)
Th0rn posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasSo by the title you've probably got a good idea of what I'm thinking of. I know the game is still in progress and there are many things in the works, but I have a few ideas that might seem a bit appealing or somesuch? Maybe people will like the ideas I have in mind? First up, Disassembly What I mean by this is, ever found something that's kinda cool, but you have no use for it? Maybe a seat or filters in crashed ships that you have no use for? Or maybe something (Like outdated solar panels or such.) Have worn out their usefulness? I'm thinking of a station much like the Printer but it breaks items down into perhaps 50% worth of their construction cost? Maybe full cost if an item required 1 unit of material (Since in retrospect it should be an easy to salvage item, so basic in construction.) You would simply put it in a large central containment position, like a Research station, and it would break down items to their base components. Booster(s) You might look at this and be like "What" but I'm talking about like, combustion based boosters or ion boosters, that can connect to either a ground vehicle to improve its speed at an increased cost of power (or fuel if vehicle conversion is possible!) or to strap onto a space ship to increase its orbit speed or movement speed in space between planets and moons, while also increasing fuel consumption, and room on the ship itself. Feel free to tinker with the idea, I just like the idea of boosting along the desert planes of a dead planet. DERELICT SPACE STATIONS Ok, now this is my Magnum Oppus, but what if at some point in research you gained the ability possibly to find Space Station signals? Just toying with the idea of how you would find them, but imagine exploring a derelict, broken, abandoned space station as either debris on a planet OR you could land on it in orbit of a planet of some kind, this could of course lead to far more intricate and advanced ideas, like repairing or taking the station as your own? Who knows, but I always thought the idea of something of that kind would only make sense, since we see many crashed, ruined and destroyed satellites, ships and solar arrays from space, yet the only station we see is the start screen. Of course this is just food for thought and a pure suggestion. Your ideas? Feedback is appreciated.
Game Design: Exploration/Discovery/Research Progression
Torgado posted a topic in Suggestions and IdeasI've read many ideas for 'curing' research as it is currently. I've also read the recent post by the devs that this iteration of RNG based discovery is just the beginning and admittedly not a very pleasant beginning at that. As of yet, through my searching and reading on the Suggestion & Ideas forum, I haven't seen a more comprehensive post that ties exploration of the planets in with research/discovery progression, though I've seen elements of some of these ideas in a number of posts. Looks like the community is really hoping for a change in this general direction! Ok, here's my shot (subject to your brilliant elucidation and modification :-) Dive in and modify, hack, critique, add, twist and debase to your heart's content! ------------------------------------ All games start with blueprints for Research platform, Medium Printer platform, Small Solar, Tethers, Beacon. Fundamentals: 1 Blueprint hard-coded per Chest design (colors notwithstanding.) A specific chest design will always contain a specific blueprint in every new game, with the exception of a 'library' of common chests that always contain common resources or may be empty (but will never contain a blueprint). Assign specific blueprints and their assigned chests to specific planets. In this way, each planet should have a few chests & blueprints that are completely unique to that planet. This is the basis for the exploration/discovery progression. The key here is the consistency of hard-coding a blueprint to a specific chest type and that chest to a specific planet. By doing this, players will always know that they need to continuing exploring to find the right chest type to yield a given blueprint, even if it's less common on a given planet, in order to find all the blueprints that are available on that planet. After a given chest gives up its blueprint for the first time, each time that that specific chest design is 'cracked' on the Research Platform, it should RNG for a common resource (Compound, Resin, Organic etc.) PLANET SPECIFIC PROGRESSION Terran Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Small Generator (besides common chests, this chest type appears most often) Small Storage Smelter platform Vehicle Bay ('Medium' frequency of appearance. More common than #8, less common than number #1) Rover 1 Seat Small Windvane Shuttle (this chest design/type should be a rare discovery on Terran), perhaps one of the square 'lego' type chests found near a rare piece of space wreckage? Barren Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Fuel Cell (relatively common chest type on Barren) Medium Windvane Inhibitor Augment Spaceship Habitat (rare on barren) Tundra Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Small Battery (relatively common on Tundra) Oxygen tank Medium Solar Panel Fuel Condenser platform 2 Seat for Spaceship Truck (rare find on Tundra) Arid Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Crane (relatively common on Arid, perhaps rarer than the first items in order on preceding planets?) Drill Head Large Generator Large Storage (Rare on Arid) Exotic Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Terrain Analyzer Augment (uncommon on Exotic) Dynamite Large Battery (rare on exotic) Radiated Specific Chests in order of frequency of appearance: Narrow augment (uncommon on Radiated) Trade Platform Wide augment (Rare on Radiated) Bonus Changes: Make blueprints for manmade things appear only in chests discovered next to chunks of space wreckage or pre-crafted abandoned and wrecked bases. For the more common chests, they would appear next to small chunks of debris For the more rare chests, they would appear next to large chunks of space stations which should naturally be a rare discovery. Once a specific chest design yields it's blueprint, future cracking of this chest type may yield copper or aluminum ingots or may be empty. (Reward is both eye candy + discovery of large wreckages/ruins.) Chests growing on trees or under plants on the surface should yield only natural resources (compound, resin, organic.) Chests found underground should yield Ore resources that need to be melted into ingots in the smelter (aluminum, copper, lithium, titanium, -- perhaps coal into charcoal?-- etc) Extra Bonus Progression Change: Unlock the accessibility of planet through progression. Once unlocked the planet becomes accessible from all others. Barren and Tundra first accessible only from Terran Arid first accessible only from Tundra Exotic first accessible only from Arrid Irradiated first accessible only from Exotic (Note: I recognize this does not follow the natural 'order' of exploration modeled in our own Sol system from Earth... and consideration may need to be given to provide a more logical unlocking of the planets.) Again--- just a straw-man idea to start the conversation rolling.


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I passed my first two CAA exams today; Air Law and Operational Procedures with marks of 94% and 91% respectively.
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In the case of Ray Rice, even the court system seems to believe that participating in a first-time offender's program will prevent Ray from committing similar abuses against his wife in the future.
Victims witness this type of repeated and continued fair treatment and consideration given by society to abusers every day and use it as their own model to establish hope. After all, if the "experts" believe anger management and couple's counseling will work, it must really work.
Despite zero supporting evidence that proves counseling and prevention programs can rehabilitate abusers, victims remain convinced that these steps are worth trying and that the relationship will improve, their abuser will learn from his/her mistakes, and that abandoning and leaving their abuser would simply be wrong, unjustified, unfair, and disloyal.
The more a victim puts false loyalty and false assumptions above reasoning and logic, the stronger the addiction grows and the more entangled and indistinguishable the love bond and betrayal bond become.
- The abuser keeps saying to the victim, "I'm sorry. I'm so sorry! I will never hurt you again."
- The abuser's friends keep saying to the victim, "He just loves you so much. You should hear how he talks about how much he loves you. Don't give up on him.
- The couple's counselor/clergy keeps saying to the victim, "Relationships and marriages often hit obstacles. Doesn't your relationship deserve you to work harder to save it?"
With all of these people surrounding the victim trying to convince the victim that she/he is not really a victim, the victim redefines his/her definition of love to support, match, and justify the dynamics of the toxic relationship.
And continuing to have sex with an abuser is the ultimate chemical betrayal for victims.
An October 2013 article published in Psychology Today, Oxytocin: The love and trust hormone can be deceptive, explains how sex serves to perpetuate confusion and dissonance, especially in female victims:
"Here is what happens with women. After making love a woman might mistake the oxytocin release for feelings that tell her, 'This is your perfect partner.' Despite those initial feelings, it does not necessarily mean that the person is trustworthy. The perception you have at the moment is an illusion you create about the person that may or may not fit what happens next."
Therefore, a conclusion can be drawn that if each trauma/abuse/betrayal event is followed by a love-making, make-up session, a victim of abuse is chemically and biologically fooled into believing that the abuser did not really mean to be abusive and that the abuser is someone who can be trusted at his/her word.
The abuser makes a convincing claim that he/she will change and sex helps to solidify this claim.
READ ALSO: Open letter to the Baltimore Ravens from a survivor of domestic violence
All of these factors, in addition to the threats abusers make to harm the victim's family and themselves if the victim decides to leave, keep victims of abuse inside the abusive and toxic relationship, while protecting the one person who should be punished the most: the abuser.
Domestic violence is an insidious disease that blankets our country in fear, denial, and injustice. We all believe that there are two sides to every story. That is true unless there is abuse, manipulation, and control at the heart of the story.
We want to be fair as a society, which should be commended, but when fairness overshadows logic and safety, our desire for fairness becomes the absolute perpetrator of abuse and violence. Victims are not only beaten down by their internal, destructive self-talk and by their abuser's shaming and blaming, victims are indirectly abused by their friends, family, and a society in denial.
In this state of denial, we allow abusers to run free and victims to be minimized and vulnerable to additional abuse.
Janay Rice and other domestic violence victims do not deserve condemnation for remaining inside their abusive relationships. Domestic violence victims need a new hope–a hope that they can leave without fearing for their lives, without fearing the loss of custody of their children, without fearing the loss of a home to live or food to eat, without fearing the loss of a means to make a living, and without fearing they will be called crazy for anything they did inside the relationship while stuck in the state of cognitive dissonance.
Hope for domestic violence victims begins when society chooses to understand and protect the victims rather than choosing to understand and protect the abusers. Once we make this simple adjustment in our thinking, the power will no longer be in the hands of the abusers. The power will be available to victims to become independent and free.
Paula lives and works in the Washington, D.C. area. She holds a master's degree in Communication and Adult Education and a bachelor's degree in English. She is the author of the novelette Escaping the Boy: My Life with a Sociopath. Her next book, "Embracing Your Light: Healing and Recovery from Pathological Abuse and Trauma" is set to be published later this year.


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California looks to lead nation in unraveling childhood trauma
"Imagine identifying a toxin so potent it could rewire a child's brain and erode his immune system. A substance that, in high doses, tripled the risk of heart disease and lung cancer and reduced life expectancy by 20 years.
And then realizing that tens of millions of American children had been exposed.
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, California's newly appointed surgeon general, will tell you this is not a hypothetical scenario. She is a leading voice in a movement trying to transform our understanding of how the traumatic experiences that affect so many American children can trigger serious physical and mental illness..."
SDOH and cooridnation with those already in the trenches would seem like an oppurtunity for collaboration....


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Ben Stokes discussed training with Canterbury while head coach Gary Stead praised his abilities. (1:11)
Ben Stokes made just 2 from seven balls, and failed to take a wicket either, as his return to competitive cricket, for Canterbury against Otago, finished in a three-wicket defeat in New Zealand's 50-over Ford Trophy.
It was a disappointing outing for Stokes, who appeared understandably rusty in his first match since England's ODI victory over West Indies at Bristol September 24, the match that preceded his arrest outside a nightclub in the city in the small hours of the following morning.
Stokes' departure for New Zealand last week sent social media into a frenzy, after he was spotted carrying his cricket kit through Heathrow Airport, seemingly headed to link up with England's Ashes squad.
But, once it was established that he had signed with Canterbury to bring his match fitness back up to speed, the circumstances of his return to action proved to be far more low-key.
Batting first at the Mainpower Oval in Rangiora, one of the more sleepy venues that Stokes has ever encountered during his career, he arrived at the crease with his side already in trouble at 5 for 2 in the third over.
However, on 2, Stokes attempted to play across the line to Otago's left-arm spinner Anaru Kitchen, and was bowled leg stump to leave his team in even deeper strife at 8 for 3. Kitchen, 33, whose reputation has been built on his batting, had picked up his 20th wicket in 76 List A games.
With the ball, Stokes had two decent lbw shouts and conceded a lucky slash for four over the slips, as his first four-over spell went for 26 runs. However, he later appeared to feel his side after sending down a bouncer, and was subsequently pulled for a decisive six over midwicket, as Canterbury's late rally was thwarted.
Having made a strong start to their pursuit of 222 with an opening stand of 175, Otago's middle order collapsed, leaving them on 198 for 7 with six overs remaining.
That equation had been reduced to 13 off four overs when Stokes returned to the attack for his final two overs, but a hooked six from Otago's No. 9, Jacob Duffy, effectively settled the issue.
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I've hit a sweet spot in the day where both kids are asleep and there's laundry in the washer and I'm only on my second outfit compared to the five I went through yesterday, sooo…
That means I have 5 minutes and 30 seconds to post cute baby pictures!
Lucy was born on Wednesday August 10th at 10:58am. Labor was FAST but I'll write about that another time. Now she's 2 weeks old, a total cutie, very sleepy, and very mess-up-all-of-mom's-clothesy. Big brother is adjusting well. He's perhaps a bit more ornery than usual, but he dotes on Lucy, or "Sucy", as he calls her and seems to genuinely enjoy having her around. The other day when he came home from school, the first thing he said upon entering the house was, "Baaaabyyyy where aaaaare yoooou?", and it was the cutest thing.
So okay – pictures. Remember that phenomenal photography duo, GL Photography, who took maternity and family pictures of me/us a couple months back? They have returned! When we got that first collection of photos back from them, we knew we absolutely needed to have them take Lucy's picture. I stayed in touch with Lucila (whose mom calls her Lucy, a perfect match) who did an amazing job helping me prepare for the newborn shoot. Since infants grow and learn so fast, it's best to have their pictures done when they sleep all day long, so we had her pictures done when she was 5 days old. Lucila and Gabriel came to our house with their equipment along with beautiful, soft blankets and cute hair bows. To make sure Lucy didn't get cold, we cranked up the heat for the first time since early spring. Lucy was as comfy-cozy as ever while we quietly melted into puddles in the background. Lucy was Lucila and Gabriel's first Vienna-based newborn photo shoot, but not their first newborn photo shoot having done many back in Argentina. The way Lucila gently positioned Lucy and patted her back to sleep was precious to watch as well as relaxing. From a parent's perspective, it's an added plus when you know the photographer knows what they're doing and genuinely cares about your baby. There was zero stress (and zero poop!!!), and even though she was asleep the whole time and doesn't understand anything yet, I felt that they made her feel like a glamorous rock star throughout the whole thing.
We had family pictures done as well so we could include Elliott. Elliott is "nein-ing" everything these days which makes all tasks take infinitely longer than usual, but since he's a big fan of Lucila and Gabriel because of the last photo shoot, he put on the charm for the exact amount of time that was required of him. I plan to get a huge print of this first one for obvious reasons:
Another special aspect of this photo shoot is Lucy + fam were the first official shoot to launch Lucila's personal photography site, http://www.lucilaromerophoto.com! There you can check out her incredible work and follow along via her Facebook page. We absolutely love working with her and can't recommend her/team GL Photography enough.
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Rarely remembered as a magazinist, Benjamin Franklin throughout his life paid tribute to the print shop, which served first as his school-room and later as a pulpit for his ideas on government and the media. Although Franklin's direct contributions to the evolution of the magazine industry in America are not extensive, he exercised a stimulating influence upon the development of the field. In fact, it was Franklin's idea that generated the first American magazines in Philadelphia in February 1741. By 1749 he had moved on to the other interests--science, government, politics, and international affairs--for which he is better known today.
A remarkably versatile man, described by D.H. Lawrence as the first "down-right" American, Franklin was born to Josiah Franklin and his second wife, Abiah Folger, in Boston on 17 January 1706. A voracious reader, at the age of eight Franklin was put into grammar school but removed to a less expensive...
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I need to stop resisting my panic attacks
I know this
From years of therapy and educating myself on panic disorder
I am fully aware that I am not in danger
I am aware that my feelings although unpleasant
Are temporary
And will pass
My natural instinct is to fight against the discomfort I feel when I experience a panic attack
Thus I remain stuck in the cycle of panic
I read something this morning that resonated with meArticle
The key take away from this article
'Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional'
What does that mean?
It means that there is nothing we can do in life
To avoid pain, both physical and mental
What we can do, however, is decide what we are going to do with that pain
Do we accept the pain for what it is (unpleasant feelings)
Or do we fight against it?
Making the situation worse?
Drawing it out?
Allowing it to permeate every part of our lives?
The answer is clear
The real question is how do we accept what feels unnatural and foreign?
We have to go against our instincts
Instead of fleeing
Instead of fighting
Give yourself over to the feeling
Maybe even taunt it
Invite it into your life
This can be done through self talk
Or exposing yourself to anxiety inducing situations
I think both are helpful
I noticed during this last month
How negative my self talk is
When I need it to be the exact opposite
I'll find myself thinking or saying aloud
' I can't do this'
'It's too hard'
'I'm weak'
How self defeating is that?
So I'm changing the narrative
'I am able to do this'
'Just because it feels unpleasant doesn't mean I am in danger'
'I accept what is happening right now'
The other part is inviting the uninvited visitor into your life
Come on in
Do your worst
It's been a hard week, and maybe if a panic attack is hanging around
Let it out
Allow yourself to feel whatever it is
Without punishment
No criticism
Find a place that is comfortable
And let it roll through you like an ocean wave
You know that it will be uncomfortable but it will pass
Makes perfect sense, right?
I just need to practice what I've gotten so good at preaching
I will not be a cautionary anecdote that psychotherapists use for future patients
There once was a woman named Angela
Who allowed panic disorder to rule her life
And became isolated and held hostage
Even though she had all the tools she needed
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Harassment takes many forms, occurs on a variety of grounds and may be directed at one person or many people. In general terms, it can be described as unwanted behaviour that a person finds intimidating, upsetting, embarrassing, humiliating or offensive. It is essential to remember that it is not the intention of the perpetrator that is key in deciding whether harassment has occurred, but whether the behaviour is unacceptable by normal standards and is disadvantageous or offensive to the recipient.
Sexual harassment can be a significant workplace problem and can affect both men and women. It is unwanted verbal or physical behaviour of a sexual nature. If the behaviour is 'unwanted' it is harassment.
Dealing with complaints
Complaints should not be ignored but investigated swiftly and confidentially, whilst ensuring the rights of all are protected. An employer who fails to investigate complaints and places themselves at risk because of their vicarious liability for the actions of their employees. Procedures should provide formal and informal mechanisms for raising complaints. Often matters can be handled informally without the need of formal procedures. Clear time-scales should be set for the resolution of any complaints.
Advice and counselling
Complainants should ideally have support from a 'counsellor' who can give informed advice in strict confidence and without pressure. Counsellors should be volunteers, be independent of investigations and should not provide evidence in any formal proceedings. They should be drawn from the workforce and be carefully selected and trained. They should receive ongoing support from management. They should understand the nature of the issues related to different forms and grounds of harassment and intimidating behaviour and be able to talk with complainants privately. Their objective should be to help complainants to decide what course of action to take by discussing the various options available.
Counselling can also be of immense value to individuals whose behaviour is unacceptable to others. They may be unaware of, or insensitive to, the impact of their actions. Counselling may help them to modify and moderate their behaviour and prevent further incidents.
Any decision to progress a complaint to a more formal procedure should rest with the individual who feels that he or she has been the subject of sexual harassment. However, complainants should be encouraged not to ignore behaviour that makes them uncomfortable but to take steps so that the behaviour stops. The perpetrator should be made to understand that his or her behaviours are unwanted and unacceptable and that they must stop.
Informal procedures
Complaints should preferably be dealt with internally and informally. This is better for all concerned as solutions can be reached speedily, with minimum embarrassment and risk to confidentiality. It pays to act quickly to avoid disruption and to mitigate any potential risk to the organisation.
In many cases it is sufficient for the recipient of harassment to address the problem with the alleged perpetrator, making it clear that his or her behaviour is unwanted and unacceptable. But if the employee finds this difficult, stressful or embarrassing, the informal procedures should make it possible for the employee to seek support from a work colleague, an appropriate manager or a representative from Human Resources to facilitate the discussion.
Formal procedures
More serious harassment, an individual's preference for how the matter should be handled and situations where an informal approach has failed may demand that more formal procedures and actions should be taken. Some modification to grievance procedures may be needed for this and employees must know to whom they should make a complaint. Harassment should be treated as a disciplinary offence. A record of complaints and investigations should always be made. These should include the names of the people involved, dates, the nature and frequency of incidents, action taken, follow-up and monitoring activities.
After the procedure
If the complaint is of a serious nature and is upheld, formal disciplinary action should be taken against the perpetrator and disciplinary sanctions including dismissal should be considered.
Where a less serious complaint is upheld it may be advisable to relocate or transfer one or other of the parties involved to a different department or location.
If a complaint is not upheld, a voluntary transfer of one of the employees may also be appropriate.
In all circumstances it is important to check harassment has stopped and there has been no victimisation or retaliation.
Communications, training and monitoring
Communicate policy to ensure all employees know their rights and personal responsibility under the policy and understand the commitment the organisation has to provide a harmonious, risk-free environment. Employees should be made aware of who they can speak to within the organisation for support and how to make any complaints they may have. This policy can be conveyed during induction and training programmes and through senior management support. Training can also prevent harassment being accepted or condoned; this should cover unacceptable workplace 'banter' or 'locker room' humour.
Harassment connected with the workplace can cause avoidable demoralisation, stress, anxiety and ill-health. Organisations should endeavour to eliminate all forms of harassment if only for these reasons alone. A workplace environment that is free from fear, intimidation and hostility enables people to contribute more effectively to organisational success and to achieve higher levels of job performance and satisfaction.


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An analysis of the locomotive stimulant and the ECoG effects of L-DOPA.
L-dihydroxphelylalanine. ; Amphetamines.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Wnt pathway activation by ADP-ribosylation / by Eungi Yang
Wnt/[beta]-catenin signaling directs metazoan development and is aberrantly activated in many cancers; however, effective inhibitors to treat Wnt-driven cancers have long been elusive. Following the recent discovery that the ADPribose polymerase...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Asexual diapause in the rotifer Synchaeta pectinata: fitness costs and trade-offs associated with phenotypic variation in a natural population.
Rotifera -- Vermont -- Reproduction -- Regulation. ; Genotype-environment interaction. ; Diapause. ; Reproduction Asexual.
Ecological and evolutionary implications of polymorphism and polyphenism in the asexual diapause of the rotifer Synchaeta pectinata from Star Lake, VT, were explored via field, laboratory, and theoretical investigations. S. pectinata is a...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Cortical contractility in amphibian eggs and embryos: response to the calcium ionophore A23187.
Amphibians -- Physiology. ; Embryology Experimental.
Dartmouth Dissertations
The cognitive dynamics underlying decision-making : interactions between attention memory and reward in action control / by Kanghoon Jung.
A fundamental question in decision neuroscience is how cognitive processes underlying decision-making give rise to efficient decisions, especially in complex situations with multiple choice options, and each option consisting of multiple attributes...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The role of decision strategies in the development of visual information processing
Visual perception. ; Child psychology.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Identification and characterization of two mutants that affect Drosophila phototransduction.
Drosophila. Photoreceptors. TRP channels. Cellular signal transduction.
The phototransduction cascade in Drosophila is a prototypical G-protein signaling pathway and many of its components have been well-studied. Early genetic screens identified many of the major proteins involved in this pathway and study over the...
Dartmouth Dissertations
A novel role for visual arrestin in endocytosis-mediated retinal degeneration.
Phospholipase C -- Mechanism of action. Retinal degeneration -- Pathophysiology. Retinal degeneration -- Genetic aspects. Endocytosis. Rhodopsin. Cellular signal transduction. Light -- Physiological effect. Arrestin. Clathrin. Adaptor Proteins
Mutations in the Drosophila retinal-specific Phospholipase C (NORPA) cause massive retinal degeneration within five days of constant light exposure. We have previously shown that in norpA mutants persistent complexes between the light receptor...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Linking behavioral, population, and community ecology: consequences of oviposition-site selection in tree hole metacommunities.
Mosquitoes -- Ecology. ; Mosquitoes -- Behavior. ; Insect communities. ; Habitat selection
Though researchers have advocated a more direct link between individual, population, and community processes, translating the behavior of individuals to the dynamics of natural populations and communities has remained a major challenge in ecology....
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Behavioral, psychophysiological, and neural responses to ambiguously valenced facial expressions.
Facial expression. Emotions -- Social aspects. Emotions -- Physiological aspects. Ambiguity. Neuropsychology.
Successfully navigating our social world requires the ability to understand the facial expressions of others. Indeed, facial expressions provide information about the emotions and intentions of others. While some expressions provide clear...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The role of chromatin regulation in gene expression: analyzed through the phenotype characterization of Chd6 ATPase-/- mice and methylation status of the human globin locus.
Chromatin -- Structure. DNA -- Methylation. Globin genes -- Expression. Adenosine triphosphatase. Proteins -- Chemical modification.
Epigenetic regulation of gene expression is a developing field of study with many potential therapeutic applications. Chromatin remodeling is necessary for proper mammalian development, and misregulation of this process is associated with many...
Dartmouth Dissertations
New synthetic approaches to chlorins and bacteriochlorins.
Pyrroles -- Synthesis. Porphyrins -- Synthesis.
Naturally occurring macrocyclic tetrapyrroles of the chlorin and bacteriochlorin classes play important roles in essential biological processes, including photosynthesis and nitrogen cycling. The chromophores also show promise in various...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Impact of semen on mucosal transmission of HIV
Semen is the major vector for sexual transmission of HIV worldwide, yet little is known about its role in modulating mucosal transmission of HIV. Understanding the impact of semen on mucosal transmission of HIV could open up novel means of...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Press Translations, Japanese
Tokyo, Japan
Press Translations, Japan, 1945-1946
Analysis of zooplankton dynamics: case studies of temporal succession controlled by the predator, Asplancha, and of diel cycles in Keratella.
Freshwater zooplankton. Predation (Biology).
Dartmouth Dissertations
Performance decrement following insolvable problems: learned helplessness or failure anxiety?
Failure (Psychology);Helplessness (Psychology)
Dartmouth Dissertations
Excitatory and inhibitory properties of human facial expressions of emotion.
Facial expression. Emotions.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Leptin DNA methylation and maternal and infant pregnancy outcomes in the Rhode Island child health study / by Corina Lesseur Perez.
In utero exposure to maternal malnutrition is associated with increase offspring susceptibility to cardiometabolic and neuropsychiatric disease. Epigenetic mechanisms mediate, at least in part, fetal adaptations to adverse in utero environments...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Memory consolidation in temporal lobe epilepsy / by Ali Seçkin Titiz.
Epilepsy is associated with cognitive impairments which often manifest as a higher prevalence of memory impairments. Memory impairments in patients with epilepsy may persist even with sufficient control of seizures, suggesting other factors may...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Sexual selection and sexual conflict in Anolis lizards : from molecules to populations / by M. Catherine Duryea.
Sexual selection is a driver of biodiversity and creates spectacular forms of variation. However, only recently have we begun to understand how this variation operates on the postcopulatory level and how cryptic mechanisms affect male-male...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The role of Estradiol in the regulation of the secretory immune system in the female reproductive tract.
Estradiol. Generative organs Female -- Secretions. Generative organs
Dartmouth Dissertations
Mechanisms by which arsenite decreases CYP3A.
Cytochrome P-450 -- Pathophysiology. ; Cytochrome P-450 -- Genetics. ; Arsenic compounds -- Physiological effect. ; Liver cells.
Arsenic is implicated in numerous human pathologies, including cancer and several forms of liver disease. One contributing mechanism may involve alterations of CYP levels by arsenic. CYP3As are the most abundant CYP proteins in human liver and...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Teaching diverse orthopaedic patient populations about deliberative decision making skills : testing a design strategy for online patients' decision aids
Clinical medicine -- Decision making. ; Medical informatics. ; Patient participation. ; Osteoarthritis -- Treatment. ; Knee -- Diseases -- Treatment. ; Decision Making. ; Decision Support Techniques.
Problem Statement. Effective patients' decision aids (PtDAs) help patients understand clinical information and reduce decisional conflict. PtDAs that also explicitly provide guidance through four """"Deliberative Steps"""" may achieve additional...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The use and transfer of learning strategies in the classroom.
Learning, Psychology of. ; Cognitive styles.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Children's interpretations of observed noncontingent reward: effects of sharing behavior.
Child psychology. ; Sharing.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Mutations that compromise cohesion predispose chiasmate and achiasmate chromosomes to age-dependent nondisjunction in Drosophila oocytes.
Chromosome abnormalities. Ovum. Maternal age. Aneuploidy. Aging -- Genetic aspects. Drosophila -- Molecular genetics. Nondisjunction.
Aneuploidy is the leading cause of pregnancy loss and birth defects in humans. At least 5% of all recognized pregnancies are aneuploid. Maternal meiosis is especially error-prone and the rate of chromosome missegregation increases exponentially...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Historical and functional ecology of rainforest foragers / by Vivek V. Venkataraman
This dissertation examines the behavioral and physiological adaptations employed by modern humans to subsist in tropical rainforests. I employ various theoretical and methodological approaches to test hypotheses using empirical data from African...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Evidence for two spindle fiber components.
Chromosomes. ; Crane flies.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Individual differences in callosal organization: relationship to interhemispheric communication and hemispheric asymmetries.
Corpus callosum -- Physiology. Cerebral hemispheres. Laterality. Sensorimotor integration. Brain -- Localization of functions.
The overarching goal of the dissertation was to further understanding of the relationship between callosal organization, functional lateralization, and interhemispheric communication in the healthy, young adult brain. Three converging methodologies...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Increases in specific forms of hepatic cytochrome P450s by ethanol and isopentanol: mechanism of the response.
Hepatotoxicology. ; Alcohol -- Toxicology. ; Cytochromes.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Structure/function analyses of the murine -globin locus through trageted mutations.
Globin genes -- Expression. Genetic markers. Genetic transcription -- Regulation. Mutation (Biology).
Genes at the mammalian β-globin loci are arranged in the order of their developmental activation. Expression of individual genes at this locus is controlled by gene proximal and distal cis -regulatory elements. This thesis focused on the function...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Effects of selenium deficiency on deiodinase expression and thyroid hormone economy in the rat during development.
Thyroid hormones -- Physiological effect. ; Selenium -- Physiological effect. ; Thyroid hormones -- Synthesis.
The iodothyronine deiodinases, D1, D2, and D3, play a crucial role in determining the circulating and intracellular levels of active and inactive thyroid hormone (TH), and thus have a major effect on TH action during development and adulthood. The...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Molecular, cellular, and physiological characterization of the insulin receptor substrate 4.
Protein-tyrosine kinase. ; Insulin -- Receptors.
Upon activation by binding of insulin, the insulin receptor tyrosine kinase phosphorylates a group of proteins known as the insulin receptor substrates (IRS's). The tyrosine phosphorylated IRS's then act as docking/effector molecules for SH2...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Factors controlling the seasonal abundance and distribution of Calanus finmarchicus in the Gulf of Maine/Georges Bank Region.
Calanus finmarchicus -- Georges Bank. ; Calanus finmarchicus -- Maine Gulf of. ; Calanus finmarchicus -- North Atlantic Ocean.
Calanus finmarchicus, a kind of marine zooplankton, plays an important ecological role throughout the North Atlantic. Striking seasonal variations exist in its abundance and distribution in the Gulf of Maine/Georges Bank region. On the Bank in...
Dartmouth Dissertations
TGF-beta1 regulation of Th1 development and autoimmunity.
Transforming growth factors-beta. ; Th1 cells. ; Transcription factors. ; Autoimmunity. ; Cytokines. ; Immune response -- Regulation. ; T cells. ; CD4-Positive T-Lymphocytes -- immunology.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Determinants of reproductive success in a neotropical migratory songbird: timing, site-selection and mating strategies.
Ovenbird -- Fertility. Ovenbird -- Reproduction. Ovenbird -- Behavior. Ovenbird -- Ecology. Ovenbird -- Nests. Ovenbird -- Maryland -- Anne Arundel County. Courtship in animals -- Maryland -- Anne Arundel County. Brown-headed cowbird -- Maryland --...
Identifying and understanding sources of individual variation in fecundity is of central importance to life history theory and population ecology. In this study, I first examined how factors on the breeding grounds in eastern Maryland affected the...
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Serotonergic effects on feeding and suckling during weaning in rat pups.
Rats -- Infancy. ; Rats -- Feeding and feeds. ; Serotonin -- Antagonists -- Physiological effect.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Effects of estrogens on induction of cytochrome P450 in cultured hepatocytes.
Cytochrome P-450. ; Enzyme induction. ; Estrogen.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Geographic access, utilization, and outcomes in lung, breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer patients at NCI-designated cancer centers.
Cancer Control Program (National Cancer Institute) -- Evaluation. Cancer -- Treatment -- United States -- Evaluation. Cancer -- Patients -- Care -- Evaluation.
Background. Disparities in access to cancer care and cancer-related outcomes have been demonstrated in the U.S. Patterns of access to National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Centers (NCI-CCs), the most specialized cancer care settings, have not...
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School and family influences on adolescent physical activity, sports participation, and weight status.
Problem Statement: Increasing physical activity is a priority for decreasing obesity rates, but we have a limited understanding of which factors are most influential in promoting physical activity among adolescents. We also do not know what forms...
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Regulation of ENaC expression by corticosteroids and SGK1 in cortical collection duct cells and mammary epithelial cells.
Sodium channels. Adrenocortical hormones. Protein kinases. Epithelial cells. Mammary glands. Sgk protein.
Regulation of transepithelial sodium transport by corticosteroids occurs in two phases: early and delayed. The early phase involves the activation and translocation of pre-existing epithelial sodium channels (ENaC); whereas, the delayed phase...
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Laurence is a post-doctoral researcher in the CoHuBiCoL project's legal team. He holds LL.B. (Hons, first class) and LL.M. (Innovation, Technology & Law, with distinction) degrees from the University of Edinburgh, as well as diplomas in legal practice and software development. In July 2019 he successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis in legal theory and design (title: "Digisprudence: the affordance of legitimacy in code-as-law") at Edinburgh, supervised by Professor Burkhard Schafer and funded by the University of Edinburgh's Principal's Career Development scholarship.
He is interested in the theoretical cross-over between law and technology and the questions of legitimacy raised by the private production of software normativity. He has previously worked as a research assistant for Burkhard Schafer as part of the UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre (CREATe) and for Lilian Edwards at Strathclyde University. Prior to his postgraduate studies he worked as a legal assistant at the Scottish Law Commission, and as a professional web developer in the private sector. Since 2013 he has been Technical Editor of SCRIPTed: A Journal of Law, Technology & Society, based at Edinburgh Law School's renowned SCRIPT Centre.
You can read more about his research and publications at laurenced.org and follow him on Twitter @laurence_diver.


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Dunn's Package
1lb Smoked Meat, 1lb Oven-Roasted Turkey, 1lb Black Forest Ham, Coleslaw, 8 Pickles, Assorted Peppers, a loaf of Light Rye Bread, mustards and Coors Banquet Original six-pack
24 hours notice
Call 604 682 8938 or email email@example.com for placing your order.
Delivery in Downtown available, fee might vary from size order and distance.
Feast Smoked Meat Platter - Serves 10-12 ppl
3 lbs hot sliced Smoked Meat, Coleslaw for 10 ppl, Poutine for 10 ppl (Add 1.5 lbs Chopped Montreal Smoked Meat for $24), Fries for 10 ppl, Caesar Salad for 10 ppl, House Salad for 10 ppl, 24 pcs light rye bread, assorted mustards and 12 halves of pickle. No modifications. Utensils/Plates are not included.
4 oz Smoked Meat Sandwich Platter (12)
Hot Sliced Smoked Meat in Light Rye bread with yellow mustard and half pickle
6 oz Smoked Meat Sandwich Platter (12)
Hot Sliced Smoked Meat in Light Rye bread with yellow mustard and half pickle
Assorted Deli Sandwich Platter (12)
All served with lettuce, tomato, swiss or cheddar and herb mayo with half pickle on Light Rye Bread. Veggie sandwich has avocado, banana peppers and coleslaw. No modifications.
Poutine - Serves 10 ppl
Cheese curds, fries and gravy in a tray. Add 1.5 lbs Chopped Montreal Smoked Meat for $24. Utensils/Plates are not included.
Poutine Bar - Serves 20 ppl
3 oz cheese curds, 8 oz fries, 6 oz gravy per person. Ingredients packaged separately. Add 1.5 lbs Chopped Montreal Smoked Meat for $24. Utensils/Plates are not included.
Chef Salad - Serves 10 ppl
Romaine, ham, tomato, red onion, cucumber, chickpeas, boiled eggs, cheddar, avocado and honey dijon dressings on the side. Utensils/Plates are not included.
House Salad - Serves 10 ppl
Kale, romaine, grape tomato, red onion and chick peas with sweet onion dressings on the side. Utensils/Plates are not included.
Caesar Salad - Serves 10 ppl
Romaine, parmesan, rye croutons and caesar dressings on the side. Utensils/Plates are not included.
Coleslaw - Serves 10 ppl
Signature Dunn's Famous Vinaigrette based coleslaw. Utensils/Plates are not included.
Fried Pickles
Dill Pickles, Beer Battered with Red Pepper Mayo - 12 bite pcs
Dunns Egg Rolls
Chopped Smoked Meat, Signature Coleslaw, Ginger, Cilantro with Plum Sauce
Potato and onion Pancakes with Sour Cream
10 Deep Fried Chicken Wings with choice of: BBQ, Hot or Salt & Pepper.
Beef Liver Pate
Ground Beef Liver, caramelized onions, dill tomato, cucumber and lettuce with Light Rye Bread
Appetizer Platter
Choose from 3 of the following appetizers
Fried pickles - Dunns egg rolls - latkes - beef liver pate
Putters - Dunns Original
Deli Dill - Half Sour
Chef Salad
Black Forest Ham, Boiled Eggs, Cucumber, Tomato, Red Onion, Chick Peas, Cheddar and Avocado on a bed of Romaine with a Honey Dijon Dressing.
Potato Salad
Dunn's Famous Deli Style Potato Salad with Chopped Montreal Smoked Meat
Seasonal ingredients and dressing
Romaine, rye croutons and parmesan cheese
Matzoh Ball
Hand-Rolled Matzoh Balls in Chicken Broth with Dill
Split Pea
Our Famous Split Pea soup with chopped Smoked Meat
Made with seasonal ingredients
*ask your server
Made with hand cut Kennebec fries, fresh Canadian cheese curds covered in our original BBQ beef gravy. We make our gravy in house from scratch using roasted beef bones and our signature barbecue spice mix
Traditional Poutine
Smoked Meat Poutine
(Dunn's Poutine) Chopped Smoked Meat
Bacon Poutine
Chopped Bacon
Pulled Pork Poutine
Pulled pork with BBQ sauce and signature coleslaw
Fried Chicken Poutine
Fried Chicken Chunks with green onions and buffalo ranch sauce
Baked Potato Poutine
Chopped Bacon with green onions and Sour Cream
Slow-Roasted Beef Poutine
House Slow-Roasted Beef, Sauteed Onions and Parsley
Hot Turkey Poutine
Sliced House Roasted Turkey and Green Peas
Hot Dog Poutine
Sliced all beef Hot Dog
Natural Cheddar in White Bread
Classic Grilled Cheese
Smoked Meat Grilled Cheese
Hand Sliced Montreal Smoked Meat
California Grilled Cheese
Bacon, Avocado and Tomato
Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese
Loaded with BBQ Pulled Pork
Ham & Swiss Grilled Cheese
Black Forest Ham, grainy dijon mustard and melted Swiss
Sliced Hot Dog Grilled Cheese
Sliced All Beef Hot Dog and Sauteed Onions
Dunn's Melt
Hand Sliced Montreal Smoked Meat with our signature Coleslaw in it!
Mayo, Lettuce, Tomato and Pickle in a Kaiser bun served with fries
Le Canadien Burger served with Fries
Beef patty, grilled Smoked Meat, Cheesecurds and BBQ gravy
All-American Burger served with Fries
Beef patty, bacon, cheddar, onion straws and bbq sauce
Mushroom & Swiss Burger served with Fries
Beef patty, swiss, sauteed onions and mushrooms
BBQ Pulled Pork Burger served with Fries
Pulled Pork tossed in bbq sauce with our siganture coleslaw
Bacon & Cheese Burger served with Fries
Beef patty, cheddar, bacon and red onion
Fried Chicken & Egg Burger served with Fries
Crispy Chicken Breast, fried egg, swiss and sauteed onions
Dunn's Mac & Cheese
Classic Baked Mac & Cheese with Chopped Montreal Smoked Meat. *No Meat Option Available Served with Caesar Salad & Garlic Toast
Hamburger Steak & Fries
Classic Hamburger steak topped with sautedd mushrooms, onion straws and our signature bbq gravy served with fries and green peas
Dunn's Spaghetti Bolognese
Spaghetti Bolognese topped with chopped smoked meat, parmesan and a pinch of parsley served with garlic toast
Slow-Roasted Beef & Mushroom Sandwich
Roast beef, Sauteed onions, red wine mushroom reduction sauce with herb mayo, lettuce, tomato and green onion served with fries
Hot Turkey Sandwich
Oven Roasted Turkey on White Bread covered with Gravy and green peas served with fries & cranberry sauce
Beef Dip
House Slow Roasted Beef, Sauteed Onions, Swiss Cheese and a pinch of Parsley served with fries & BBQ Gravy.
The Rachel
House Roasted Turkey Stacked in Light Rye with Coleslaw, Swiss & thousand island dressing
Cuban Sandwich
Pulled Pork, pickle slices, ham, mayo, mustard and swiss on a grilled french roll.
Turkey Bacon Avocado
House made roasted turkey, lettuce, tomato, bacon, avocado with herb mayo on a ciabatta bun or a wrap.
Classic Club
House roasted turkey, lettuce, tomato bacon and swiss with mayo double stacked on white bread
Crispy Chicken Sriracha Sandwich
Breaded Chicken breast tossed in sriracha sauce with herb mayo, lettuce, tomato, red onion and cucumber
BBQ Ranch Crispy Chicken Sandwich
Breaded Chicken breast tossed in bbq sauce with herb mayo, lettuce tomato, red onion and ranch drizzle
Veggie Wrap
Lettuce, Tomato, Chick Peas, Banana Peppers, Avocado, Coleslaw, cheddar, Herb Mayo served with half a pickle
The Best Reuben in the City
Hand Sliced Smoked Meat Double stacked in Dark Rye bread with Sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Thousand Island dressing
The Capitol
Hand Sliced Smoked Meat single stacked on Light Rye bread with Sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Thousand Island dressing
Smoked Meat Wrap
Hand Sliced Smoked Meat, house made roasted turkey, lettuce, tomato, Swiss cheese with mayo and mustard
Smoked Meat Club
Hand Sliced Montreal smoked meat, house made roasted turkey double stacked in white bread with lettuce, tomato, swiss, yellow mustard and mayo.
Smoked Meat Sub
Hand Sliced Smoked Meat, lettuce, tomato, red onion, Swiss cheese with mayo and hot mustard
Liver Combination
Liver Pate and Hand Sliced Smoked Meat stacked in Light Rye with yellow mustard, Lettuce and Tomato
Dunn's Double Down
Hand Sliced Smoked Meat stacked between two latkes with Sauerkraut, Swiss Cheese and Thousand Island
Brooklyn Avenue Sandwich
Hand-Sliced Smoked Meat with swiss, coleslaw, mayo and yellow mustard in toasted white bread
hand-sliced to order, served traditionally on light rye bread with a half pickle
4 oz Montreal Smoked Meat
6 oz Montreal Smoked Meat
8 oz Montreal Smoked Meat
Step 2 - Choose cut
Step 3 - Choose mustard
Add ons
2 ppl Smoked Meat Platter
10 oz Hot Sliced Smoked Meat, 4 pcs rye bread, fries, coleslaw , mustards and 2 half pickles
3-4 ppl Smoked Meat Platter
1 LB Hot Sliced Smoked Meat, 8pcs rye bread, fries, coleslaw, 3 kinds of mustard and 4 pickles
4-6 ppl Smoked Meat Platter
1.5 LBS Hot Sliced Smoked Meat, 12pcs rye bread, choice of house or caesar salad Quebecoise Poutine, coleslaw, 3 kinds of mustard and 6 pickles
Appetizer Platter
Choose from 3 of the following appetizers
Fried pickles - Dunns egg rolls - latkes - beef liver pate
Kids Smoked Meat served with Fries
3 oz Hand Sliced Smoked Meat on top of a sliced of light rye with yellow mustard & half of pickle served with Fries
Popcorn Chicken
Popcorn Chicken with a side of plum sauce served with Fries,
Kids Hot Dog
Classic all beef hot dog in a french roll
Chicken Strips
2 Pcs Crispy chicken, fries and plum or bbq sauce
Dunns Famous Cheesecake
Original montreal recipe, baked in house with fresh strawberries & strawberry coulis
Red Velvet Cake
Cream cheese filling with brownie chunks layered between amoist red velvet cake with strawberry sauce
Carrot Cake
Delicious Moist carrot cake with walnuts and pineapple topped with cream cheese frosting
Chocolate Fudge
Decadent & creamy triple chocolate fudge cake
Feature Desserts
check out our dessert counter or ask your server about our featured desserts
Whole Brisket
An average whole brisket weights around 11 to 14 LB each.
COLD SLICED Smoked Meat
Hot Sliced Smoked Meat
$30 PER LB - while quantities available
Putter's Dill Pickles
Putter's Home Style Hot Banana Peppers
Putter's Dill Pickled Tomatoes
Putter's Hot Cherry Peppers
Putter's Sauerkraut
Soft Drinks
Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Ginger Ale, 7Up
Pepsi - Black Cherry Soda Fountain
Can Pop
Pepsi, Cott's Black Cherry, Diet Pepsi, Ginger ale.
Pineapple, Orange, Apple, Lemonade
Drip Coffee
Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Green Tea, Peppermint, Decaf Black Tea
Sparkling Water
Bottle Water
Smoked Meat Poutine
(Dunn;s Poutine) Chopped Smoked Meat
6 oz Montreal Smoked Meat
Includes fries and a pop
Dunn's Famous T-Shirt
Limited Quantities Available
Gift Cards
We can mail the gift cards!


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Lucia Kim August, MA, LMFT
August Healing
ADA/Wheelchair Accessible Yes
Sliding Fee Scale Yes
A successful therapeutic relationship begins with the client evaluating how s/he feels in the presence of the prospective therapist. If there is a good match, the therapy can proceed. I am including my personal philosophy so that you can get a sense of me as a person and therapist. This philosophy permeates my work and all my life's activities.
I strive to lead a life centered around the principles of empowerment, human dignity, excellence, and patience. I remember that what is important to me is personal growth, communication, diversity, true purpose and the free time to pursue these principles.
I admire the following characteristics in others: being courageous, committed, industrious, creative, visionary, and free thinking. I attempt to implement similar characteristics in my life and help others do the same. I recognize my strengths and take the time to develop my talents as a person who is insightful, articulate, intelligent, imaginative and grateful.
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