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he moon landing at Kennedy Space Center last year, British engineer Iain Sharp decided to develop a tribute of his own. His offering, a remake of the 1979 Atari game Lunar Lander, in which players try to settle a module onto the moon’s surface, is a complex mix of scrapped PCs, fishing line, inkjet printer motors and miniature space vehicles.
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Being a first timer on a cruise, I learned a lot of things. Experience is a great teacher. First off, the Emerald Princess is a beautiful ship and the crew was top notch. The entertainment was great. In short, I had a great time … with the exception of boarding, and the food … the trip was flawless. Prior to leaving … I had great expectations for the food … but really, if you were trying to eat healthy … forget it or you will find it difficult at best. Before I left I set a goal for myself not to gain more than 4 lbs. The average weight gain on a 7 day cruise is 8 – 15 lbs. Judging the mounds of food my fellow cruisers piled on their buffet troughs … I can see why. The evening dining rooms were great … but by mid week they were serving some pretty wild stuff … I had to send my meal back and get something else … twice during the week. Probably my own ignorance of food choice. My biggest pet peeve was that there were not enough hydration stations on board … if you just wanted a glass of water or tea … it was a major deal to keep it coming. Several times I felt like I was dehydrating.
