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Top 10 Worst Handling Decks – Video - August 5, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Top 10 Worst Handling Decks
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The Top 5 Amazing Decks barely anyone will play this format – The Yugioh Hierachy – Video - August 5, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

The Top 5 Amazing Decks barely anyone will play this format - The Yugioh Hierachy
Hola my name is MegaCapitalG and my friend GalaticGod, has allowed me to take this chance to tell you about some of the best decks in the meta that won #39;t see...

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[Hearthstone Decks] The Resurgence of Hunter: Naxx Hunter Deck Tech With Reynad – Video - August 5, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

[Hearthstone Decks] The Resurgence of Hunter: Naxx Hunter Deck Tech With Reynad
More Daily Videos: http://www.tempostorm.com Reynad is back with another interesting Hearthstone deck! The Curse of Naxxramas adventure mode has added a lot of powerful cards that have rejuvenated...

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This Was Your Daddys (Or Possibly Grand-Daddys) Space Station (1970) - August 4, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Once upon a time, on a planet called Earth, in a place called the U.S.A., folks who cared about such things knew what space stations were meant to look like. If they werent big spinning wheels, they were fat drums with multiple decks. Radial and axial ports provided docking places for smaller specialized modules and reusable crew and cargo delivery vehicles.

Back in those days, they had big rockets that could put an entire 12-man space station up in one launch. Lest anyone worry about putting all our space station eggs in one rocket basket, those rockets were tough enough to shrug off lightning strikes and still launch men to the moon.

Alas, something went wrong and the tidy drums shrank and metastasized into elaborate, inelegant, multimodular monstrosities. The cargo and crew delivery vehicles grew and became frail and costly and the tough big rockets became lawn ornaments long before their time.

The neat thing, however, is that, when we mess up our technology choices, we can have a second chance if we decide that we want one. This is why I am excited about NASAs new big rockets. I hope they get them right. Big rockets = big opportunities. But I digress.

This post is made up of illustrations from a 1970-ish NASA brochure called Space Station: Key to the Future. Ive long been fond of this one NASA publication. The illustration style screams early 1970s, and there are other hints of those ancient days to be found as well.

The drum-shaped station was designed to be used for artificial-gravity experiments. In the image below, the spent Saturn V S-II rocket stage that boosted the station into Earth orbit is attached to the station by multiple cables. The 33-foot-diameter stage acts as a counterweight as the whole assemblage spins end over end. Spinning creates acceleration which the crew feels as gravity. Down is away from the center of rotation, which is about midway between station and stage.

This artificial-gravity capability is why in some of the images that follow men can be seen standing with their feet planted firmly on the floor. Artificial gravity was not meant to be a permanent feature of the drum-shaped space station, which was designed mainly to explore the possibilities and problems of weightlessness.

The following illustrations display station decks and compartments outfitted for various kinds of scientific investigations.

On NASAs drum-shaped space station, everyone got their own wood-paneled private cabin. Note the restraint bar extended across the bed above the station crewmans waist; presumably it is intended to keep him from floating out of bed. Note also the image on the cabin wall; it displays the only female we see in this 42-page NASA brochure. One would like to think that its a picture of the NASA Administrator or the President of the United States, but this was 1970, after all.

Apollo space suits relied on zippers and were made mostly of soft parts. Internal air pressure, combined with multiple layers of fabric and plastic, made getting around in one a real workout. NASA space suit engineers had in mind major improvements for the space station space suit. These would have included features such as articulated hard joints. The suit would have been less a balloon and more an exoskeleton.

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How to Draft 12 Win Arena Decks – Video - August 2, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

How to Draft 12 Win Arena Decks
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Army stacks NLA decks - August 2, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

BANGKOK: The composition of the newly-appointed National Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaks volumes about the National Council for Peace and Order's (NCPO) plan to make sure that nothing will go wrong with its road map for the country.

Of the 200 members, more than 100 are active or retired military and police officers who are poised to back the military regime. Several of the remaining members are former senators, university rectors and businessmen and they are also believed to be willing to support the NCPO.

The NLA list was announced late on Thursday after being endorsed by His Majesty the King. With almost half of the lawmakers comprising military officers, it seems extremely likely that NCPO chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha will be nominated as the prime minister since the NLA is tasked with nominating the prime minister under the interim charter.

Meanwhile, Visanu Krue-ngam, a legal adviser to the regime, said the NLA aims to push for the passage of key draft laws that stalled under the previous government. However, he said not all of the draft laws pending the NLA's consideration will be passed.

Mr Visanu also said he would not accept any position in the National Reform Committee or the constitution drafting committee due to health problems. But he said he would still help out.

A source said the appointments of the active and retired military officers also shows the strong bond between Gen Prayuth and two former army chiefs, Anupong Paojinda and Prawit Wongsuwan. The trio are members of the influential military group called Burapha Payak (Tigers of the East).

Of the military officers appointed as NLA members, most were former classmates at the Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School or close associates of the three men.

The officers who have close ties to Gen Prawit include Gen Noppadon Inthapanya, Gen Boonsang Niampradit, Gen Jirapong Wannarat, Gen Lertrit Wechasawan and Gen Sopon Silapipat.

Other NLA members close to Gen Anupong include Gen Thirawat Boonyapradap, Gen Trairat Rangkharattana, Gen Songkitti Chakabatra, and Adm Kamthon Phumhira.

Gen Prayuth's classmates include Gen Thawatchai Samutsakhon, Gen Yodyuth Boonyathikarn and Gen Wilat Arunsri.