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Posted by Zakaria Kronemer · November 03, 2016 6:36 PM
The fossil fuel industry drives the climate crisis, exploits and oppresses communities along its entire supply chain, and has captured our political process by buying off politicians. The Campus Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign calls on universities to confront this destructive industry by cutting financial ties with the top 200 dirty energy companies and investing in a just transition to a cooperative economy powered by democratically controlled renewable energy. To achieve divestment we are organizing and mobilizing students, alums, and faculty at colleges and universities around the country. We support these campaigners through political education, direct action support, leadership development opportunities, and coalition building.
We believe that:
This campaign should be led by the interests of people most directly impacted by the fossil fuel industry and climate change-- communities of color and working class people in this country and around the world.
Universities should defend the communities they're in, not profit from their destruction. They should nurture the young people they teach, not fund an industry that jeopardizes their future.
Mass movements taking action to confront climate change are essential
University endowment's should model a just economy that prioritizes the wellbeing of all people over the accumulation of profit and their investments must reflect the principles of the institution
The fossil fuel industry's mission is to extract and burn oil, coal, and gas for profit, regardless of the costs to people and the planet. To protect their wealth, they buy off governments and attack those who resist them. Communities of color, working class communities, and those in the Global South are hit first and worst by the fossil fuel industry's recklessness. Additionally, the fossil fuel industry has been expanding outside the US through the exploitation of people and destruction of ecosystems, this is resource colonialism. We aim to end the stranglehold that the fossil fuel industry has on the political process - only then can we get the action we need to keep global temperature rise beneath 1.5 degrees C (AHEM) and build an economy that is sustainable and works for everybody.
The fossil fuel divestment campaign was started at Swarthmore College in 2010 after students met with anti mountaintop removal mining organizers in Appalachia. Upon return they looked for a way to organizer in solidarity with the people they had met. They launched a fossil fuel divestment campaign originally targeting many of the companies doing business in Appalachia. REC began working with students at Swarthmore in 2011 as they dove into their campaign.
In early 2012, REC partnered with the EAC, CSSC, and SSC to develop a coal divestment campaign focused on the fifteen largest coal companies. This campaign grew to reach 20 campuses the first year.
In the fall of 2012, the Do the Math tour was coordinated by 350.org broadening the campaign demand to the 200 largest fossil fuel companies and by January of 2013, the fossil fuel divestment campaign was up and running at more that 100 campuses nationwide.
In recent years, REC has continued to deepen its role within the movement providing direct campaign support over 60 campuses and while shaping the political analysis of student to provide a lense of the the corporatization universities and the neoliberalization of higher education. REC also continues to support the development of multi-issue campaign spaces and provides trainings on the importance of coalition building and collective liberation.
About REC's Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign
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Fossil Fuel Divestment & Reinvestment
College students and alumni at over 300 colleges and universities across the United States are demanding universities:
Stop: Freeze new investments in the fossil fuel industry.
Drop: Divest and implement screens to ensure their portfolios are fossil free within the next 5 years.
Roll: Reinvest 5% of their endowment into community and energy solutions like credit unions and revolving loan funds.
Fossil fuel companies like Chevron, Shell, and Exxon are responsible for thousands of deaths each year. Most directly affected communities that have been fighting these extractive industries for decades have called for support from students. Divestment is a way to take action against these corporations locally, and end the silence around the deadly impacts of fossil fuels.
Additionally, as supported by the newest IPCC report, the urgency of climate change cannot be overstated. The burning of fossil fuels is the leading contributor to climate change. Divestment and reinvestment not only tackles the root of this problem, but spurs the development of innovative sustainable technologies and enables communities to creatively come up with solutions by investing money directly into community-controlled institutions.
We are asking for 5 percent of the endowment to be reinvested in climate solutions, with 1 percent in community investment and 4 percent in traditional endowment asset classes. For specific examples of appropriate reinvestment, click here.
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The intention to marry (notice of engagement or ondertrouw) must be made at the local municipality (Gemeente) or Town Hall (Stadhuis, Afdeling Huwelijkszaken) of the district of residence of one of the couple wishing to marry. This is the notice of marriage and must be done no less than two weeks and no more than a year before the wedding (huwelijk) is planned to take place.
Note: The same notice of engagement must be declared for couples who wish to enter into a Registered Partnership (geregistreerd partnerschap). Many municipalities use 'wedding' and 'Registered Partnership' interchangeably when talking about the formalities.
The municipal office issues a brochure detailing the documents needed. These may vary depending on nationality, previous marriages and residence status in the Netherlands. It is advisable to have documents ready at the time of announcing the intention to marry.
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Note: There may be a requirement that foreign documents (birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates) be legalised with an Apostille. This can be done by the relevant Consular office.
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\section{Introduction}

Radiation transport codes \cite{rp} often use arithmetic parameterizations of cross sections, in order that the transport code is able to run quickly. We have previously developed parameterizations of pion production cross sections in proton-proton reactions \cite{blattnig}. It is worthwhile  to extend these to proton-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus reactions for use in heavy-ion transport codes, which are needed for space radiation protection \cite{rp}  and other applications.
Pion production is important in several ways. After neutral pions are produced they decay electromagnetically to high energy photons which initiate an electromagnetic cascade consisting of other high energy photons, electrons and positrons. The high energy photons, resulting from nucleon-nucleon collisions in the interstellar medium, are easily seen by gamma ray telescopes. The high energy electrons can penetrate space suits and therefore are important during EVA (extra-vehicular activity). Charged pions can produce ionization before decaying and are therefore a source of radiation by themselves. High energy muons result from their decay and it is well known that these muons can reach the surface of the Earth due to relativistic time dilation. Such muons can also penetrate space suits. The peak of the cosmic ray spectrum occurs near  the GeV region, which we refer to as intermediate energy. This is the region of interest for space radiation applications.
 The aim of the present work is to provide simple parameterizations of total pion production cross sections in nuclear collisions, which can be used as input for heavy-ion transport codes.

\section{Nucleon-nucleon  cross sections}
The total  inclusive cross section for pion production in proton-proton collisions has been parameterized as \cite{blattnig}
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{pp \rightarrow \pi^0 X} &=& \left ( 0.007+0.1 \frac{{\rm ln}(T_{\rm lab})}{T_{\rm lab}} + \frac{0.3}{T_{\rm lab}^2}  \right )^{-1}   \label{steve1}\\
\sigma_{pp \rightarrow \pi^+ X} &=& \left ( 0.00717+0.0652 \frac{{\rm ln}(T_{\rm lab})}{T_{\rm lab}} + \frac{0.162}{T_{\rm lab}^2}  \right )^{-1}   \label{steve2} \\
\sigma_{pp \rightarrow \pi^- X} &=& \left ( 0.00456+ \frac{0.0846 }{T_{\rm lab}^{0.5}} + \frac{0.577}{T_{\rm lab}^{1.5}}  \right )^{-1}  \label{steve3}
\end{eqnarray}
where $T_{\rm lab}$ should be specified in GeV to give $\sigma$ in  mb.

The trouble with only having proton-proton (pp)  cross sections is that nuclei also contain neutrons, and so one needs cross sections for pion production from neutron-neutron (nn) and neutron-proton (np) collisions.  The {\em exclusive} reactions for single pion production  are listed below.
\begin{eqnarray}
pp   &\rightarrow&   pp \pi^0    \hspace*{3.1cm} [\times 2] \\
   &\rightarrow&   pn \pi^+   \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2]
\end{eqnarray}
and
\begin{eqnarray}
nn   &\rightarrow&   nn \pi^0    \hspace*{3.05cm} [\times 2] \\
  &\rightarrow&   np \pi^-   \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2]
\end{eqnarray}
and
 \begin{eqnarray}
pn  &\rightarrow&   pn \pi^0    \hspace*{3.1cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow&   nn \pi^+   \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2] \\
   &\rightarrow&   pp \pi^-   \hspace*{3.08cm} [\times 2]
\end{eqnarray}
The number in square brackets after some reactions indicates that the reaction can proceed in a number of different ways and therefore the number of particles produced needs to be multiplied by the number in square brackets. For example the reaction $pp\rightarrow pn\pi^+$ can also proceed as
$pp\rightarrow np\pi^+$, with the pion being produced from the other nucleon.
Exclusive reactions for double pion production in terms of initial states are
 \begin{eqnarray}
pp &\rightarrow & pp \pi^0 \pi^0  \\
&\rightarrow & pp\pi^+\pi^- \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow & pn\pi^+\pi^0 \hspace*{3.05cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow & nn\pi^+\pi^+
\end{eqnarray}
and
 \begin{eqnarray}
nn &\rightarrow &   nn\pi^0\pi^0\\
&\rightarrow & nn\pi^+\pi^- \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow & pp\pi^-\pi^-\\
&\rightarrow & np\pi^-\pi^0 \hspace*{3.1cm} [\times 2]
\end{eqnarray}
and
 \begin{eqnarray}
pn &\rightarrow & np\pi^0\pi^0\\
&\rightarrow & np\pi^+\pi^- \hspace*{3cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow & nn\pi^+\pi^0 \hspace*{3.05cm} [\times 2] \\
&\rightarrow & pp\pi^-\pi^0  \hspace*{3.1cm} [\times 2]
\end{eqnarray}

By considering the reactions with $pp$ in the initial state, we see that the ratio of the numbers of pions is
\begin{eqnarray}
\pi^+ : \pi^- : \pi^0 &=&  8:2:6 =4:1:3
\end{eqnarray}
Thus at {\em low energy} (i.e. around the two pion threshold) we expect the $pp$ cross sections to be in this ratio, namely
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} : \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X}:\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^0X} &=&  4:1:3  \hspace*{2cm} {\rm  (low \; energy)}  \label{ratio}
\end{eqnarray}
We therefore expect that  if we divide the $\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X}$ by 4  and $\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^0X}$ by 3  then the three pion cross sections should be roughly the same at low energy.  If one plots the cross sections this  is seen to be approximately true for low energy.

Thus we conclude that the $\pi^+$ to $\pi^-$ ratio for pp reactions at low energy is given by
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }= 4  \hspace*{2cm} {\rm  (low \; energy)}
\end{eqnarray}
A similar analysis leads us to conclude that the $\pi^+$ to $\pi^-$ ratio for nn reactions at low energy is given by
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\sigma_{nn\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{nn\rightarrow \pi^-X} }= \frac{1}{4}  \hspace*{2cm} {\rm  (low \; energy)}
\end{eqnarray}
and  for pn reactions
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\sigma_{pn\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{pn\rightarrow \pi^-X} }= 1   \\   \nonumber   \\   \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}

\section{Nucleus-Nucleus cross sections}
For  nucleus-nucleus collisions, denote the probability of a proton-proton reaction as
\begin{eqnarray}
{\rm Prob (pp) } = \frac{Z_P}{A_P} \frac{Z_T}{A_T}
\end{eqnarray}
where $Z$ and $A$ are the proton and nucleon numbers of the Projectile and Target. The probability of a  neutron-neutron reaction is
\begin{eqnarray}
{\rm Prob (nn) } = \frac{A_P-Z_P}{A_P} \frac{A_T-Z_T}{A_T}
\end{eqnarray}
For nucleus-nucleus collisions at low energy we therefore expect the  $\pi^+$ to $\pi^-$ ratio to be
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^-X} } &=&
{\rm Prob (pp) }  \times 4 \;\; +\;\;{\rm Prob (nn) }  \times \frac{1}{4} \hspace*{2cm} {\rm  (low \; energy)}  \\
&=&
\left ( \frac{Z_P}{A_P} \frac{Z_T}{A_T}\times 4 \right )  + \left (\frac{A_P-Z_P}{A_P} \frac{A_T-Z_T}{A_T} \times \frac{1}{4}  \right ) \hspace*{1cm} {\rm  (low \; energy)}
\end{eqnarray}
Generalising to higher energy therefore gives
\begin{eqnarray}
\frac{\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^-X} } &=&
\left ( \frac{Z_P}{A_P} \frac{Z_T}{A_T}   \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }  \right )   +  \left (\frac{A_P-Z_P}{A_P} \frac{A_T-Z_T}{A_T}  \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} } \right )      \label{semifinal}
\end{eqnarray}
However this argument only gives us the {\em ratio}. We need a model to get one of the cross sections.
We first note that $\pi^+$ production can be well described using
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^+X} \approx   (A_PA_T)^{2/3}\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} \label{pp}
\end{eqnarray}
In order to obtain $\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^- X} $ we proceed as follows. Substitute (\ref{pp}) into (\ref{semifinal}) to obtain
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^- X}  = \frac{ (A_PA_T)^{2/3}\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X}}
{\left ( \frac{Z_P}{A_P} \frac{Z_T}{A_T}   \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }  \right )   +  \left (\frac{A_P-Z_P}{A_P} \frac{A_T-Z_T}{A_T}  \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} } \right )   }
\label{pp2}
\end{eqnarray}
Equations (\ref{pp}) and (\ref{pp2}) represent  formulas for charged pion production from nucleus-nucleus collisions.
However it will be seen below that somewhat better fits to data are obtained by slightly changing the 2/3 power appearing in   (\ref{pp}) and (\ref{pp2}). Therefore the final formulas for pion production in proton-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus collisions are
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^+X} =  (A_PA_T)^{N_\pm}\;\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} \label{finalplus}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^-X}  = \frac{ (A_PA_T)^{N_\pm}\;\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X}}
{\left ( \frac{Z_P}{A_P} \frac{Z_T}{A_T}   \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }  \right )   +  \left (\frac{A_P-Z_P}{A_P} \frac{A_T-Z_T}{A_T}  \frac{\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^-X} }{ \sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^+X} } \right )   }
\label{finalminus}
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{eqnarray}
\sigma_{AA\rightarrow \pi^0X}  =   (A_PA_T)^{N_0}\;\sigma_{pp\rightarrow \pi^0X} \label{finalzero}
\end{eqnarray}
where equations (\ref{steve1}, \ref{steve2}, \ref{steve3}) are used to obtain the elementary pion cross sections.  We have found that the best fit to the data is obtained with the values
\begin{eqnarray}
N_\pm &=& 2.2/3   \label{number1} \\
N_0 &=& 2.4/3   \label{number2}
\end{eqnarray}
Comparisons have been made between the theory developed above and the data from References \cite{nagamiya} and \cite{schwalb}. The comparisons can be seen in Figures 1 - 8.
 It is evident that agreement between theory and experiment is good.

\section{Conclusions}
The present work has investigated neutral and charged pion production in proton-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus collisions at the intermediate energy (i.e. in the GeV region)  relevant to space radiation. Total cross sections for inclusive processes have been calculated and compared to experiment. The  parameterizations  developed in equations
 (\ref{finalplus}, \ref{finalminus}, \ref{finalzero}, \ref{number1}, \ref{number2}) are in good agreement with experiment.  For  charged pion  production in nucleus-nucleus reactions the theory overlaps all error bars from 0.4  to 2.1  AGeV (Figs. 1 - 5).  For neutral pion production in nucleus-nucleus reactions at 1 AGeV there are only 3 data points and the agreement is satisfactory (Fig. 6).  For proton-nucleus reactions, only $\pi^-$ data is available. The agreement between theory and experiment is satisfactory Figs. 7 - 8.
 The equations developed herein are in a form that is  suitable for immediate input into heavy-ion  transport codes. The formalism is expected to be valid  for total cross sections in the GeV region.

\begin{center}
{\bf Acknowledgements}
\end{center}

\noindent
This work was supported by NASA Research Grant NAG8-1901.

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{1.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 1.  Theory versus experiment for $\pi^+$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation (\ref{finalplus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
\end{quote}

\newpage
\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{2.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 2.  Theory versus experiment for $\pi^+$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalplus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{3.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 3.       Theory versus experiment for $\pi^-$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalminus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{4.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 4.       Theory versus experiment for $\pi^-$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalminus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

\newpage
\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{5.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 5.       Theory versus experiment for $\pi^-$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalminus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{6.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 6.       Theory versus experiment for $\pi^0$ production in nucleus-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalzero}).  Data are from reference \cite{schwalb}.
 \end{quote}

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.1cm]{7.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 7.       Theory versus experiment for $\pi^-$ production in proton-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalminus}).  Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

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\hspace*{1.5cm}\includegraphics[width=10.3cm]{8.eps}
\begin{quote}
 Figure 8.              Theory versus experiment for $\pi^-$ production in proton-nucleus collisions. The
 line corresponds to equation  (\ref{finalminus}). Data are from reference \cite{nagamiya}.
 \end{quote}

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Some days I wake up and feel like we've been here for a few days, but most days it feels like we've always been here. Time is very peculiar.
We've officially lived in this house for two years. Two years … Two sets of birthdays, two Thanksgivings, two winters cozied up by the wood stove, two summers spent outside in the sunshine, and if we're being honest, two lackluster vegetable gardens that we will get ahold of this summer (I have plans, y'all).
The thing with building your own house is you intimately learn every nook and cranny. I see things that no one else would, like the little notch in the stairs that hugs our uneven plaster walls. I know where we had to hide something, or where something else magically worked out. I think that's part of why this place feels like I have always lived here. I know it so well it's almost an extension of myself. Maybe it's strange to say it, but it feels like this house is a part of my body because I put so much energy into building it.
After two years, I'm really starting to feel an itch to finish some lingering projects. I'm trying to tick off the smaller ones, like installing shelves in our closets so we finally have a place to store linens other than a laundry basket at the end of the hall. Lots of finish work needs to be done, but I've decided that doesn't mean I can't put a mirror on top of the dresser, or clean out the bedrooms that are overflowing with boxes of things that need homes (or new homes altogether). Making this house feel more cozy and lived-in has made the finish work less daunting. It's actually made me want to finish things because I can visualize how good it could look if only there wasn't an extra mattress leaning up against the wall, or if I just hung some shelves already.
I'm hoping that after two years, I can get back to this writing business because I'm sure (or at least I think?) people might be wondering how we did this thing. It was a slow process, to be sure, and I learned so much about building and also about myself ... what makes me want to pull my hair out, what I can really handle, and what I am capable of. Maybe if I start writing, I'll finally get around to all these projects I keep talking about? I certainly will have a different perspective on all of the ones we've finished along the way.
Now, if only the snow would melt so I can get all of the tools out of the shed. Word to the wise: Don't let the tools get snowed in.
I love the sunshine in your kitchen space!!!!!!
Thanks! We love it, too!
I would love to hear more about you building your house. We hope to build one in a few years.
Glad to hear, Mark. Hopefully I can give you some good advice on embarking on your own project.


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Wishing You All A Happy Ramadan Kareem 2012!
The Holy Month of Ramadan is upon us. So let us make use of this opportunity to wish all our readers a very happy Ramadan Kareem, filled with peace, love and serenity, on behalf of the entire STC network (brother Mohammad, Nida and myself :)). This is a month filled with peace, and forgiveness. Muslims practice fasting in this holy month whereby they refrain from their desires such as eating and drinking all day long throughout the month, the purpose being to not only please God, but also to share the sufferings to the poor and the needy. Fasting is an important part of many religions, and not just Islam. Hence, we extend our greetings to ALL our readers, no matter what religion they follow. It is, after all, all about peace and love. We are very lucky, and proud to announce that this is our third Ramadan (three successful years of MBT) with you all!
"It feels great to greet all my brothers and sisters the third time on this special occasion. Whether it may be any special occasion, we were always fortunate to share these splendid moments with you all. Thank you for everything and for being a family always.
I would humbly apologize for being absent from my very own duty due to work load. In order to keep supplying you all with free plugin tutorials and some new SEO guidelines, we have decided to stop accepting services on the month of ramadan and I will make sure I post more frequently to keep you all updated. Stay blessed and happy always. Happy Ramadan kareem 2012 :)"
Fasting is nothing new or exclusive. As we said, it is known to many religions. Indeed, the concept of fasting goes beyond any one religion. The sole purpose of the practice is to "hold fast" to your conscious, and never let it go. It isn't about keeping oneself hungry or thirsty. It is about learning to control one's desires and emotions, and to fight against such things that might lead a person astray.
It is about patience. Desire leads a man towards wrong, such as desire for money, desire for a better living, desire for more money, and so on. Often in the course of his life, a person following his desires neglects his social duties, and might even resort to vile or criminal behavior in order to see his desires fulfilled. Hence, Ramadan teaches a man to be patient, and to think through his better judgement rather than letting his desires to do the thinking for him.
Fasting also helps people realize the sufferings of the poor and the needy, who virtually are fasting every day of the year in all but name. Once when you put yourself in someone's shoes can you truly understand how they feel. Hence, the rich are more inclined towards helping the poor in this holy month, which is the whole point of humanity.
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic or Lunar Calendar, holds much importance among Muslims, and other people in general. In this month, good deeds are rewarded manifold. And in the odd nights in the last ten days of the month, i.e. 21st, 23rd......29th, there comes a night of peace and blessings and forgiveness. This is the night when the Holy Book, The Holy Quran was revealed to mankind. If someone gets lucky, their sins are washed away and their conscious is reborn.
Ramadan mubarak for u too, Bhai!
Ramadan mubarak for you too sir.
I hope you can get the most of it. But keep the good work here.
happy Ramadan to all of you!
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Happy Ramadan to all of you. I wish and expect MBT to get another new big achievement this year.
Happy Ramadhan Kareem to u. Your blog is 1 of my favorite tutor blog.
Same To You Bro xD !
Ramzan Mubarak To All Muslims.
Brother Mustafa, Qasim Zaib and to Sister Nida Zaidi and to all the readers of MBT - HAPPY RAMADHAN TO YOU ALL. May ALLAH accept our fasting and forgive us all. Aameen.
Thank you everyone for the kind wishes. I hope this month brings happiness and blessings in our lives.
Thanks for the beautifull Posts brother, . .


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Located along Auckland's busy Karangahape Road (called "K Road" by the locals), the Bread and Butter Letter is a charming boutique selling a curated selection of New Zealand-made goods, including vintage clothing and tea.
We talked to co-owner Rose Hope about the shop's vibrant local community, her passion for locally made and ethically sourced wares, and how Vend helped the Bread and Butter Letter have its "most successful year yet." Read more below!
Sarah [Firmston, co-owner] lived above a sunny heritage retail spot and asked me to come on board to create a hub for all things we believed to be cool and creative. This was five years ago, when craft markets and vintage clothing were especially exciting. At the time, no one in our city had created a permanent home for handmade and vintage.
What started as an idea for creating a craft market-like store has transformed into a central hub for conscious consumers, where we sell items from only New Zealand businesses alongside vintage clothing. We've created a safe environment for shoppers' consciences, as the money's being put back into creative New Zealanders and non-for-profit opportunity shops!
Karangahape Road in Auckland has always been the hub for all things alternative. As well as it being New Zealand's red light district, it's also our unofficial vintage clothing district. It has a long history of housing and centralizing students, the LGBTQ community, and tourists. Over our three years of being on this road, we've seen it change and grow (and scrub up) as it's gone through a gentrification process — but fortunately, the community has remained. Our customers are smart shoppers, creative dressers, and foreigners who are happy to find souvenirs actually made locally.
We were an early Vend convert, and it literally changed our business. Like, we sent Vend flowers. We were so unaware of how much time we were wasting doing everything manually. To us, every Vend feature represents a solution for lost hours and wasted resources! We've always recommended Vend to budding businesses as it streamlines and organizes everything. It gives us simple methods to move our business forward each day and allows us to spend less time on admin.
How did you find setup? What's the specific setup like in your store? Are you using an iPad, PC, or other device?
We use a desktop computer on our counter, with hardware installed including a label printer, address printer, and barcode scanner. Setup was really easy, and as we've gone on, we've broadened the features we use and have customized Vend to work exactly for us. For example, we don't always purchase using the wholesale system, so we use the categories as brands instead to determine our wholesale and our consignment retailers.
Our locally made-vintage combo started off with what we were interested in at the time — but now, as the face of shopping has changed and become more transparent through social conversations and trends like fast fashion and purchasing power, we've become very passionate about our offerings, knowing that both we and our customers really care about locally and ethically sourced products.
In our five years, we've noticed that our customers increasingly ask the important questions: where the goods come from, who made them, what they're made from. We've also noticed that people increasingly reject our paper bags and bring their own! It's truly an exciting time to be in retail, and I'm so proud of our customers and community.
We've buddied up with some really great, influential business minds in the past by offering a coffee and a conversation! It's surprising that such great business people are so approachable; they can even be the inspiration you need to get through a hard time. Some of our best advice has been "movement creates momentum," and it's never been more evident than this year, in which we've taken a lot of risks. We've tried products and avenues we wouldn't normally go down (such as our vintage homeware section, which has been well-received).
We also looked at our competition and forcefully walked away from areas, looks, and products that made us similar to one another, in order to create a unique aesthetic. In our case, we've moved away from anything novel and refocused on usable products made from quality materials. It's been our most successful year yet and our first without any winter slump, and I believe it's because we've constantly evaluated what's working and what isn't.
We like to have fun at our store. One time, I created a BINGO card for Sarah to do through the day that would embarrass her in front of the customers and gather some laughs. The squares said things like "Say 'EFSTPOST' instead of 'EFTPOS'" or "Make the 'p' in 'receipt' not silent." We also once threw the cash over the mezzanine onto the store floor "making-it-rain" style, which was silly and unprofessional but fun — just how we like it.
Follow the Bread and Butter Letter on Instagram, and be sure to check out the store if you're in the area!
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Evelyn and I took the water taxi down the south branch of the Chicago River to Chinatown for an early Cantonese dinner--shrimp and walnut in a light glazed sauce, oyster omelet, and pea leafs and mushrooms. The hole-in-the-wall restaurant was packed with locals.
While we waited for the return water taxi, we spent some time in Ping Tom Memorial Park. The willows lining the river have certainly grown over the years that we have lived in Chicago.
The visual treat in this neighborhood is the Amtrak vertical lift bridge that was built in 1915 (101 years old) by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Except for graffiti, the bridge doesn't look like it has been painted since first built.
I had never seen the bridge in the "up" position, but on this trip, I watched the central span move upwards shortly after a southbound Amtrak train rolled over it. The bridge mimics an elevator, with the counterweights on the sides doing all the work--they must be heavy. As they move down, the center span moves up, providing 130 feet of clearance.
The bridge was designed by Waddell and Harrington, an engineering firm that held the patent on the design. The lift mechanism is now operated remotely from a switching tower at 14th and Lumber streets. No one lives in the rickety old house topping the center span. It once housed both the bridge tender and mechanical systems.
For more information about this bridge, visit HistoricBridges.org. Interestingly, Patrick T. McBriarity's excellent and highly recommended Chicago River Bridges gives this bridge only a cursory mention. McBriarity's short account states that the bridge was built in 1917.
By the way, the water taxi is the best deal in town when it comes to boat travel. For $10, you can purchase an all-day pass. It moves much faster than the tour boats, with no running commentary, but you see the same buildings and even more of the south branch of the Chicago River. Great for photographers. Bring the widest angle lens you own.


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Sew-To-Fit by A.D. Lynn: Meet Petals- The Floral Raglan Blouse...and some thoughts.
Meet Petals- The Floral Raglan Blouse...and some thoughts.
I become bored so easily with just showing pics of my makes and discussing what seam I used or the pattern I used. I want to tell you a story about the blouse and how long it sat in the corner of my studio balled up in a wad waiting for me to love on it and cuddle it in my arms. How it sat hoping I would smooth the wrinkles from its soft forgiving petals and then wrap it's caresses around my shoulders to allow it to comfort my body the same way a warm spring might feel on a cool spring morning. I present to "Petals" the name of my new blouse.
This poor blouse has been sitting in the corner of my studio for months. I almost forgot about it until my cousin came to visit and noticed "the pretty fabric in the corner." I showed it to her and realized it was complete and ready to just take pictures. So I put it on my dressform and that is were it sat for a long time...you all probably have seen it in the background of some of my videos or periscope broadcast. That is all. So here she is in all her glory with the pants from stitch fix that I made the alteration to on my channel.
I like the way it fit straight off the bat...no changes to the shoulders, but the length and the waist are very big. I took in the back to give me more of a curve, but that created a little problem, so I had to distribute the amounts by taking in the back seam, some of the darts on the back as well as some of the side seams. I'm still working to figure out how their patterns run. I may need to just print out the base size 14 pattern to check the fit of it and gauge how it works first before using their custom sizes. Of course that adds cost by, I think .60cents to print a different size from your original download. Bootstrap charges $2.99 per printout for each PDF pattern, plus an additional .50c for the seam allowances.
I love your blouse!!!! Can't wait to read about your daughter Jennifer dress!!
Your blouse looks so much better than the pattern you really brought it to life. I got to watch you on periscope making your daughter's dress. It is so becoming and can't wait to see your next blog on the finished look.
Thank you Char. She really likes the dress.
I enjoyed reading your post! The blouse is very beautiful and you took some great looking pictures! I can't wait to see the finished version of your daughter's dress.
Well thank you very much Olivia. I try with these pics. If don't get them right when I'm done, I'll have a really hard time remembering later.
Beautiful blouse! I've yet to try a Bootstrap. I may give them a shot.
Beautiful blouse - those sleeves are fabulous! And I look forward to reading about your daughter's dress - looks beautiful so far! And whatever you write in your blog post is fine with me.
Saw your review at Pattern Review and had to come see more details. This is lovely blouse! I may have to give Bootstrap Patterns a try in the near future.
Thanks for visiting the blog Linda.
Loving those sleeve, Andrea! That dress is gorgeous!
Thanks Karel. I really like these sleeves.


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Houston, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/23/2019 -- "A point-of-sale (POS) system lets small business owners accept payments and helps manage a business with various features. The best POS systems let you track inventory and sales, manage employees, grow customer relationships, and analyze data."
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The Global POS Software for Small Business Market to expand at an impressive CAGR of +15% during the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.
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Point Rosee (French: Pointe Rosée), previously known as Stormy Point, is a headland near Codroy at the southwest end of the island of Newfoundland, on the Atlantic coast of Canada.
In 2014, archaeologist Sarah Parcak, using near-infrared satellite images discovered a possible Norse site at Point Rosee, Newfoundland. If confirmed, it would have been the second known Viking or Norse site in Newfoundland and the second Norse site in North America outside of Greenland. Point Rosee was excavated in 2015 and 2016, by a team of researchers directed by Parcak and co-directed by her husband Gregory "Greg" Mumford.
In their November 8, 2017 report, which was submitted to the Provincial Archaeology Office in St. John's, Newfoundland, Parcak and Mumford wrote that they "found no evidence whatsoever for either a Norse presence or human activity at Point Rosee prior to the historic period" and that "None of the team members, including the Norse specialists, deemed this area as having any traces of human activity." Parcak has not applied for any new archaeological permits to excavate at Point Rosee since 2016.
Examining near-infrared satellite images and high-resolution aerial photographs in 2014, Parcak, an American archaeologist, Egyptologist, and remote sensing expert, found a site with rectilinear features that suggested the presence of a 22-meter long by 7-meter wide Norse longhouse. Parcak stated that this was the exact same size as the longhouses at L'Anse aux Meadows and was one of the reasons Parcak decided to excavate at Point Rosee. The Norse longhouse at L'Anse aux Meadows had turf walls over 6-feet thick and left grass covered mounds where the turf walls had been. No grass covered mounds were found at Point Rosee. During a two-week exploratory dig in June 2015, directed by Parcak and co-directed by her husband Gregory "Greg" Mumford, a professor of anthropology, uncovered what they thought was a turf wall, a style of construction used by the Norse. By the end of the 2016 excavation it was determined that the soil feature that was thought to be a turf wall was the result of natural processes. In their November 2017 report Parcak and Mumford stated that the "turf/wall-type features are not man-made."
The 2015 excavation found an accumulation of bog iron ore that they thought was evidence of Norse roasted bog iron ore (roasting being the first step in the production of iron). The accumulation of the bog iron ore was determined in 2016 to also be the result of natural processes. Birgitta Linderoth Wallace, one of the leading experts of Norse archaeology in North America and a member of the team who excavated the Norse site at L'Anse aux Meadows in the 1960s, stated that the roasting, if any, could have been caused by a campfire, and Indigenous people are known to have lived in Newfoundland for thousands of years before the Norse arrived. In 2015, Frederick "Fred" Schwarz, a Canadian archaeologist and also a co-director of the 2015 excavation, found a cracked boulder that he thinks was possibly cracked by fire. In their 2017 report Parcak and Mumford wrote that the cracked boulder, that they called a potential "bog iron ore hearth" and its surrounding area were deemed "to be far more likely, if not all but certainly, to represent natural features rather than anthropogenic features."
According to Douglas "Doug" Bolender, an archaeologist specializing in the Norse, only the Norse would have been roasting bog iron ore in Newfoundland. The cracked boulder, surrounding ash, and bog iron ore found in 2015 was thought by Parcak to be evidence of Norse bog iron ore roasting and maybe iron ore smelting. The smelting, not the roasting, of iron ore creates a glass-like waste by-product known as slag. The presence of iron ore slag would be proof of iron ore smelting and that would be proof that Point Rosee was a Norse site. During the 2015 excavation Parcak's team found what they thought was slag from iron ore smelting. Testing proved what was thought to be slag was just bog ore. Excavations in 2015 and 2016 did not turn up any evidence of a Norse presence. Furthermore, the 2016 excavation proposed that the turf wall and bog ore discovered in 2015 were the result of natural processes.
The 2016 documentary film Vikings Unearthed included information about the 2015 excavation and the radiocarbon dating of two berries from the site, which returned dates between the 1600s and the 1800s. In the film Parcak commented that this was inconsistent with the archaeology of the site, and concluded that the samples must have been intrusive. Bolender added that the preservation of organics on the site was poor and that he did not think that it had good potential for radiocarbon dating. Carbon residue scraped from the cracked boulder was later radiocarbon dated to between 800 and 1300 CE, indicating that there was a fire at Point Rosee between those two dates. In their 2017 report Parcak and Mumford did not claim any of the radiocarbon dates were evidence of a Norse presence at Point Rosee.
Martha Drake, Newfoundland's Provincial Archaeologist, who has been involved with the Point Rosee project since 2014, questions that Point Rosee is a Norse site. Birgitta Wallace, Research Archaeologist Emerita, Parks Canada Agency, is also unsure of the identification of Point Rosee as a Norse site, as is Karen Milek, archaeologist specializing in the Norse and member of the 2016 excavation, along with Barry Gaulton and Michael Deal, both professors of archaeology at Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labrador's University. In their November 8, 2017, report Parcak and Mumford wrote that they "found no evidence whatsoever for either a Norse presence or human activity at Point Rosee prior to the historic period" and that "None of the team members, including the Norse specialists, deemed this area as having any traces of human activity." Parcak has not applied for any new archaeological permits to excavate at Point Rosee since 2016.
Point Rosee, shown on an 1859 map as Stormy Point, is a remote headland above a rocky shoreline on the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, approximately 600 kilometres (370 mi) south of L'Anse aux Meadows, which is near the northernmost point in Newfoundland and is the only confirmed Norse site in North America. Karen Milek, who completed her PhD in Archaeology at the University of Cambridge and was a member of the 2016 excavation, expressed doubt that Point Rosee was a Norse site as there are no good landing sites for their boats. The shoreline is filled with large, unnavigable rocks, and there are steep cliffs between the shoreline and the excavation site. Birgitta Wallace, who in 2015 the Canadian Archaeological Association called "the world's expert" on the Norse in North America, also expressed doubt about Point Rosee being a Norse site due to the rocky shoreline and the lack of fresh water. Locals say the Point Rosee excavation area has been used as a sheep pasture or for growing vegetables. Some area residents hope the discovery will boost tourism in the Codroy Valley.
In their November 8, 2017, report to the Provincial Archaeology Office in St. John's, Newfoundland, Parcak and Mumford wrote "There are no clear findings of human activity prior to 1800" that they "found no evidence whatsoever for either a Norse presence or human activity at Point Rosee prior to the historic period" and that "None of the team members, including the Norse specialists, deemed this area as having any traces of human activity." As absolutely no evidence of a Norse presence was found, and with many of the Norse experts stating that this was not a likely site for a Norse settlement, no future excavations are planned for Point Rosee. Parcak and Mumford state in their report that their findings do not warrant a return to Point Rosee. Parcak has not applied for any new archaeological permits to excavate at Point Rosee since 2016.
Parcak's research was in connection with the documentaries Vikings Unearthed and The Vikings Uncovered, a co-production deal between PBS, BBC, and BBC Worldwide North America. They first aired on April 6, 2016, and featured Point Rosee. There are many other sources of information about Point Rosee.
^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Parcak, Sarah; Mumford, Gregory (November 8, 2017). "Point Rosee, Codroy Valley, NL (ClBu-07) 2016 Test Excavations under Archaeological Investigation Permit #16.26" (PDF). geraldpennyassociates.com, 42 pages. Retrieved June 19, 2018. [The 2015 and 2016 excavations] found no evidence whatsoever for either a Norse presence or human activity at Point Rosee prior to the historic period. […] None of the team members, including the Norse specialists, deemed this area [Point Rosee] as having any traces of human activity.
^ a b "La probable découverte d'un 2e site viking en Amérique relance les spéculations" [The likely discovery of a second viking site in America raises speculation]. L'Express (in French). AFP. 2 April 2016.
^ a b MacIsaac, Chantelle (April 11, 2016). "Codroy Valley has potential Norse Viking settlement site". The Gulf News. Port aux Basques, Newfoundland and Labrador.
^ a b "A hand map of the island of Newfoundland". Memorial University of Newfoundland. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
^ Wallace, Birgitta (2003). "The Norse in Newfoundland: L'Anse aux Meadows and Vinland". The New Early Modern Newfoundland. 19 (1). Note that the term "Norse" refers to all inhabitants of Viking age and medieval Scandinavia, not just those of Norway (Webster 1988). […] The term "Norse" is preferred here to the more popular "Viking", which really refers to pirates or raiders.
^ Kean, Gary (May 30, 2018). "Province's archeology society was always skeptical Point Rosee was a Norse site". The Western Star. Retrieved June 24, 2018. World-renowned American archeologist Sarah Parcak had spent parts of 2015 and 2016 digging up areas of Point Rosee to see if her theory that Vikings had spent time there a millennium ago had any veracity. While her initial findings were intriguing, a report by Parcak filed with the provincial government has confirmed she did not find anything Norse at the site.
^ a b c d e McKenzie-Sutter, Holly (May 31, 2018). "No Viking presence in southern Newfoundland after all, American researcher finds". The Canadian Press. Retrieved June 18, 2018. An archaeological report presented to the provincial government says there are no signs of a Norse presence in the Point Rosee area in the Codroy Valley. The report on the archaeological work carried out in the area in 2015 and 2016 failed to turn up any signs of Norse occupation, with "no clear evidence" of human occupation before 1800.
^ a b c d Kean, Gary (May 29, 2018). "Archaeology report confirms no evidence of Norse presence at Point Rosee in southwestern Newfoundland". The Telegram. Retrieved June 18, 2018.
^ a b c d Kean, Gary (September 30, 2017). "Update: Archaeologist thinks Codroy Valley may have once been visited by Vikings". The Western Star. Retrieved March 13, 2018.
^ Parcak, Sarah (2009). Satellite Remote Sensing for Arcaheology. New York: Routledge.
^ Wallace, Birgitta (March 2, 2018). "L'Anse aux Meadows". The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Canada. Retrieved June 25, 2018. Danish archeologist Jørgen Meldgaard visited the general area in 1956. […] His search for grass-covered mounds had nevertheless sparked interest among residents of local communities […] When Norwegian explorer Helge Ingstad and his daughter Benedicte appeared in 1960, locals led them to the grass-covered mounds [at L'Anse aux Meadows].
^ Parcak, Sarah (April 14, 2016). "Why I Didn't Want to Study the Norse World-But I'm Very Glad I Did". National Geographic. Point Rosee, Newfoundland.
^ a b c d Pringle, Heather (March 2017). "Vikings". National Geographic. 231 (3). Retrieved May 14, 2017. During a small excavation in 2015, Parcak and her colleagues found what looked like a turf wall […] But a larger excavation last summer  cast serious doubt on those interpretations, suggesting that the turf wall and accumulation of bog ore were the results of natural processes.
^ a b Barry, Garrett (April 1, 2016). "Potential Viking site found in Newfoundland". CBC.
^ a b Mossbergen, Dominique (April 1, 2016). "Possible Viking Find Could Rewrite North American History". Huffington Post.
^ a b c d e f g Bird, Lindsay (September 12, 2016). "On the trail of Vikings: Latest search for Norse in North America". CBC.
^ a b Blumenthal, Ralph (March 31, 2016). "View From Space Hints at a New Viking Site in North America". The New York Times.
^ "Dr. Karen Milek". Wordpress. Retrieved June 18, 2018. I completed my BA in Anthropology and Near Eastern Studies at the University of Toronto in 1995, and completed an MPhil in World Archaeology (First Millennium AD) and later a PhD in Archaeology at the University of Cambridge. Since 2007 I have been a Lecturer and subsequently Senior Lecturer in Archaeology in the School of Geosciences, University of Aberdeen.
^ "Birgitta Wallace". Canadian Archaeological Association. Retrieved June 18, 2018. [Lisa Rankin, President of the Canadian Archaeological Association, 2015:] Birgitta's name is synonymous with Norse archaeology and Viking-age evidence in the west. […] As the world's expert in a field fraught with controversy, mythology, misunderstanding and enormous international interest, she has included in her writing a wealth of public outreach in attempt to educate the interested in the realities of Norse North America.
^ Sampson, Andrew (April 2, 2016). "Viking discovery could put southwest Newfoundland on the map: Locals say discovery could spell huge boost for tourism in the region". CBC.
^ "The Vikings Uncovered". BBC, PBS America, Documentary Mania. 2016.
^ Robinson, Jennifer (April 4, 2016). "NOVA: Vikings Unearthed". KPBS. Retrieved June 25, 2018. NOVA "Vikings Unearthed" / "The Vikings Uncovered" is part of the multi-title co-production deal between PBS, BBC, and BBC Worldwide North America, which was announced in Jan. 2015.
^ Strauss, Mark (March 31, 2016). "Discovery Could Rewrite History of Vikings in New World". National Geographic.
^ Kaplan, Sarah (April 1, 2016). "An ancient site spotted from space could rewrite the history of Vikings in North America". The Washington Post.
^ Geggel, Laura (April 1, 2016). "Possible Viking Settlement in Canada Revealed in Satellite Images". Live Science.
^ Jarus, Owen (April 18, 2016). "Searching for the Vikings: 3 Sites Possibly Found in Canada". Live Science.
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Best simulator games in the Windows 10 store
By Jez Corden
We're continuing our Windows 10 store game round-ups with a look at the simulator genre.
The Windows 10 store is full of games and apps carried over from the Windows 8.1 store, with the vast majority designed for touch. Since touch controls lend themselves quite well to strategy and simulation games, the Windows 10 store has a pretty decent offering in these categories.
Simulation games attempt to mimic real-world processes and practices, often including tangible goals and progression rewards.
As usual, if you feel as though there's a quality Windows 10 store title is missing from this list, do hit the comments, and we'll throw it in with a future update.
Without further ado, here's some of the best non-goat related simulator games in the Windows 10 store.
Farming Simulator is up there with the most popular simulation games, with versions on Xbox One, PC and various mobile platforms. Farming Simulator 14's touch-heavy version is available in the Windows 10 store. You can also play it with a keyboard and mouse, but it's touch leanings are quite apparent.
In Farming Simulator, as the name suggests, you're put in control of a large farm and tasked with managing it in a business context. You'll drive tractors, harvesters, sell goods to market and purchase upgrades to improve your business.
Farming Simulator is the quintessential farming game, containing genuine licensed equipment from vendors like Case IH, Deutz-Fahr, and Lamborghini. Every year GIANTS Software releases a new version, complete with updated equipment and vehicles. Sadly, Farming Simulator 15 and 16 are missing from the Windows Store as of writing, but 14 should more than satisfy your crop-harvesting urges.
Farming Simulator 14 is available in the Windows 10 store for a pretty hefty $6.99. All that licensed equipment comes at a price. If you're unsure, there is a free trial too thankfully.
Download Farming Simulator 14 from the Windows 10 Store ($6.99 / Free Trial) (opens in new tab)
Game Dev Tycoon
Game Dev Tycoon is an excellent sim based on building a personal video game company. The game may appear simplistic with its fixed isometric presentation but is deceptively addictive. Game Dev Tycoon takes you through a stereotypical game dev career experience. You'll start out working from a garage in the 80s all the way into a gigantic modern studio.
As you'd expect, Game Dev Tycoon starts you off developing low-budget text-based games. Throughout the years, you're treated to a history of the real-world games industry (albeit using substituted names like 'Nivendo' instead of 'Nintendo'). You can use your knowledge of the industry to your advantage. For example, knowing that gaming was seen specifically as a toy in decades past, you might find targeting games at younger audiences beneficial.
You'll research new game types, develop game engines and deal with a changing industry landscape. You'll flirt with bankruptcy, deal with the annoying video games press (sorry devs) and delight fans across the world. Simulated fans, anyway.
The game is mostly menu based, selecting what games to develop, what subjects to research and so on. Everything in-game happens over time, spanning over 30 years of video game industry history. As a premium title, Game Dev Tycoon doesn't gate gameplay with micro-transactions. The passage of events happens in seconds, rather than minutes or hours, leaving you with an addictive game full of things to do and unlock.
Game Dev Tycoon launched onto the store as a Windows 8.1 title but works fine on Windows 10 using the title bar hamburger menu to access settings and the like. It also comes with a free trial.
Download Game Dev Tycoon from the Windows Store ($7.99 / Free Trial) (opens in new tab)
Bridge Constructor
Bridge Constructor is a wildly popular iOS game that made its way over to Windows 8.1 last year, even grabbing a release on Steam. The Windows 10 store version launched based on Bridge Constructor's mobile version (depicted above), and it's very touch-leaning. It works flawlessly with a mouse on PC however.
In Bridge Constructor, you're tasked to build motor infrastructure bridges taking into account realistic physics and tension. Once you're happy with your construction, you hit the sim button to send vehicles to the bridge to see whether your architectural integrity can hold up against vehicle weight.
Each level comes with a set budget, forcing you to place your struts, pillars, and cables efficiently to ensure maximum load-bearing effectiveness. You're scored based on how strong your bridges are. You can send either trucks or cars across, gaining bonuses for the extra load. If your bridges fail, however, they'll satisfyingly fall to pieces using the game's exaggerated 3D physics.
Bridge Constructor takes place across 40 levels that get progressively more complex. The game also contains a purchasable expansion called "Slope Mania!". The expansion involves building bridges for irregular terrain across an additional 24 levels. Bridge Constructor carries a price tag but comes with a solid free trial for prospective bridge builders.
Download Bridge Constructor from the Windows Store ($2.99 / Free Trial) (opens in new tab)
Virtual City Playground HD
Virtual City Playground HD is a free to play city builder with an emphasis on trade, transport and infrastructure. You'll be developing production chains for various types of industry. Also, you'll be micro-managing trade routes, waste disposal, population growth and citizen happiness - all while creating your personal city design.
After completing the game's tutorials, you can roll in free play mode, building up a city as you see fit. Virtual City Playgrounds HD contains 500 quests in-game to help you grow your civilization. When it comes to unlockable content, the game sports almost 200 buildings, landmarks and decorations for customizing and beautifying your city. The game also comes with Facebook integration, if you're the sort of person who likes sending their friends game requests (please don't be that sort of person).
As a more casual title, Virtual City lacks the depth of Sim City or Cities: Skylines. However, if you're looking for something simplistic to pass the time with - then look no further. Virtual City Playground HD supports mouse and keyboard controls alongside its touch interfacing.
Freemium titles that revolve around building often have paywalls, but this title is particularly aggressive. Time does progress and money accumulates even when you're not using the app, which helps - but if you're playing for long periods, you might find yourself slapped with advertisements for micro-payments.
Download Virtual City Playground HD from the Windows Store (Free) (opens in new tab)
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Farming simulator 14? Ugh if that's a 'best' you're implying there is s**t for simulators out there. Goat Simulator please!
Yes, the Store needs more simulation games, but in the meantime, there are a ton of user-created simulation games inside Project Spark that are worth checking out!
Spark is quite a different beast though. Spark has a lot great stuff in a lot of genres.
I think Project Spark is the most underappreciated game this decade. It was completely ignored by the gaming press despite being one of the best game creation tools for amateurs and dilletantes ever. It deserves far more recognition, especially now that some of hte user-generated content is really hitting its stride, after an expectedly slow start.
Agree. This article basically says Windows store sucks. Farming Simulator 15 AND 16 are out on IOS and Android. SO.....a 2 year old abandoned game is the best we have???
Game Dev Tycoon is a phenomenal game, but I wish the series of events didn't represent the real world and instead be random. After a few runs, it becomes very predictable.
So much fun though. I have a ton of hours in that game. Haven't played in a little while though.
I love Farming Simulator. Easy to play, fun to play.
I applaud your ability to enjoy slowly driving over poorly rendered terrain.
That bridge constructor pic though =)
Farming sim is extremely tedious, neglected to mention that...
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Interview with Tony Pettry of Shattered
Shattered was founded by Tony Pettry in 2014 and obtained the copyright on the band name. The band had its ups and downs getting our cd recorded and released named "PRIDE" which has been released on Oct. 04th, 2017. Its hard to define the style of metal we play because of so many influences from the 80's to current.
Check out my chat with Tony below:
Emmy: How did the name come about?
Tony: Shattered was a name we tossed around and it really stood out and caught our ear. We said all at once , this is the one!
Emmy: How would you describe your genre to someone who isn't familiar with your music?
Tony: Shattered is a diverse Metal band which mixes old school And new school Metal to make a very unique sound.
Emmy: How did the band form?
Tony: I, Tony Pettry started the band back in 2014 because I was tired of playing other bands music and wanted to express my style to the world
Emmy: What are some of the artists that influence you?
Tony: My biggest influences are King Diamond, Kiss, Iron Maiden, and I love jamming some Danzig.
Emmy:If you could tour with any artist or band (still active or not) who would it be?
Mine would be King Diamnond. Tony: What's your favorite show you've played?
We got an encore opening for Nile and Overkill. It was amazing.
Emmy: What's the future hold for the band?
Tony: Shattered is finishing up our album and planning a tour. Cant wait!!!!!!!
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