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Jimmy Pardo is as funny talking to a stranger in an elevator as he is talking to a crowd from the comic stage. That's because everything he observes or thinks, he immediately scans to find the funny. And he always finds the funny. After Jimmy was told for like the thousandth time that he was even funnier offstage than he was onstage, he dropped most of the jokes from his act. Now he spends nearly his entire set interacting with, and making fun of, his audience. And they love it.
Jimmy stands at the very center of the comedy world. That's not only because he's the ultimate "comic's comic," (as he's often called), but also because he represents where comedy is going, and everybody wants to come along.
Jimmy's raucous-but-smart weekly podcast, "Never Not Funny," has revolutionized the way comedians use the internet to connect with their audiences. It's the No. 2 paid podcast hosted by a comedian, after Ricky Gervais's. His guest list reads like a Who's Who of comedy: Conan O'Brien, Ricard Lewis, Patton Oswalt, and Sarah Silverman have all been guests. Actors Jon Hamm, Ty Burrell and Craig Bierko have appeared on several of the funniest episodes.
"Never Not Funny" was voted by both iTunes and USA Today as one of the top podcasts of 2006 and 2007. It was an Editor's Pick in the September 2009 issue of Esquire magazine. In 2010, GQ magazine called the show "The Number 1 Relatively Obscure Thing You Need to Be Paying Attention To." The show, which started in Jimmy's dining room in 2006, now regularly hits the road with live tapings at festivals like SF Sketchfest, MaxFunCon, the Vancouver Comedy Festival and Bumbershoot. Every year, Jimmy and Co. present the "Pardcast-A-Thon," taping for up to 12 hours to raise money for The Smile Train.
Besides the podcast, Jimmy continues to headline at some of America's top comedy clubs and currently works as Conan O'Brien's opening act on "Conan," getting the studio audience into a laughing mood before the show tapes (he did the same for Conan on "The Tonight Show"). In addition to providing content for Teamcoco.com and appearing on the show in sketches or as a frequent guest, Jimmy recently filled in for as Conan's sidekick for several shows.
A true multimedia talent, Jimmy has frequently appeared on television and in movies. He has performed on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson." He had his own half-hour special, "Comedy Central Presents Jimmy Pardo." He hosted "National Lampoon's Funny Money" on the Game Show Network, and was the co-host of AMC's "Movies at Our House" for four seasons. He has hosted episodes of VH1's "The Surreal Life" and "Love Lounge" and NBC's "Late Friday." He's appeared on popular shows such as "Monk," "That 70s Show," and "Becker." And he has acted in independent films such as "Relative Strangers" and "The Godfather of Green Bay."
He has recorded three comedy albums, "Uno," "Pompous Clown" and the soon to be released "Sprezzatura."
May 13, 2016 at 7:30 PM Brian HicksBrian is one of the country's most sought-after stand-up comics. He has taken the comedy world by storm with his insightful views on what people find funny. The laughs come fast and frequently, since he has spent the last 15 years honing his craft at clubs and theaters across the country. Brian specializes in giving every audience a hilarious and singular comedic experience. His unique talent consists of clever material and unparalleled audience interaction, which he combines seamlessly with his lightning quick wit. Brian has incredible instincts and an undeniable ability to make audiences laugh.
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Michael Thorne is an amalgam of culture and white trash raised on a greasy silver spoon in a borough of Minneapolis aptly nicknamed "Nordeast". He has brought his hilarious observational insights on evolution, (or lack thereof), human relations, marriage & parenthood to backwoods barrooms, colleges, casinos and A-list comedy clubs from coast to coast & border to border. Michael grabbed the attention of LA bigwigs at one point who urged him to leave Minnesota to further his career. "You're the funniest thing out of the Midwest. Now get out of the Midwest."But Michael favors the Midwestern family life. He will take you on a wild and hysterical tour of the minefield that is his life. Michael has shared the stage with comedy legends Steven Wright, the late Bill Hicks and the late Mitch Hedberg.
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Andrew's very personal and fun storytelling comedy, combined with his exemplary work ethic has earned him high praise from some of the best comedians in the business. Andrew has appeared as a standup comedian on the Seattle-based TV Show "Up Late NW" and contributed as a writer and actor to several of the sketches as well. Andrew has been featured on NBC, FOX, and the Bob & Tom Radio Show and is a regular opening act for Christopher Titus.
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June 03, 2016 at 7:30 PM Christine Stedman
Christine can best be described as one funny mother! She has a husband, a twenty-something son who lives at home, a divorced daughter and three grand-kids. This gives her a full portfolio of material to draw from. A lot of people ask Chris why she began a career in comedy so late in life. Well, it's not a coincidence that she started immediately after her daughter began having babies! Chris does not like to baby-sit! Sure, traveling around the country telling jokes to drunks in smoky nightclubs was not the most practical way to get out of baby-sitting, but she decided it was definitely worth a try. (It was either that, or go to truck-driving school and she hates the way she looks in flannel shirts! ) So far, this desperate attempt to distance herself from family obligations has worked out quite nicely. She's come a long way from her early years in comedy.
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I like the picture on the cover fitting for the book I bet. I think it is sad that she is the only one who survives the plane crash, but at least she finds someone who has a bad memory or event. It really makes me wanna read more from the bio of the story. I hope I get a chance to read your book sound like a really good author.
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Skip to comments.Tables Turn on Fontaine Avenue Robbery Suspects
Posted on 08/29/2013 10:18:47 PM PDT by TigerClaws
Charlottesville police say two men picked the wrong students to rob at gunpoint. The robbery suspects are behind bars, badly beaten by their victims.
Both suspects have severe injuries to their faces, but the victims - we're told - are doing just fine. The pair who allegedly attempted an armed robbery had the tables turned on them Tuesday night, becoming victims themselves, so to speak.
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hopefully'the victims won't be charged by the da with a hate crime for fighting back against obama's sons.
Those two MFer's look like they got hit by a bus! Now you're talking, here's hoping that more of these feral Blacks get the same kind of treatment. Payback for Shorty and Chris may be getting under way, at least I hope so. When you are only 3% of the population (12% minus the women, children and old folks) if you are smart, you will realize you are on the short end of the stick. Looks like these two failed the math test.
The 'feel good' story of the week!
Too bad they still have any teeth though.
These two feral imbeciles went looking for trouble and got some! No doubt "the Justice Brothers" will be flying in..
I would have expected them to be in the hospital for at least 2 weeks given the circumstances.
Their intended victims must be very forgiving Christians to have not beaten them to within an inch of their lives.
Don't bring a gun to a fist fight...unless you plan to use it.
To paraphrase Randy Travers,"Boom-Boom,Out go the lights".
The two guys they tried to rob were well within their rights to send them to the morgue rather than the hospital.
Notice the story very carefully omitted any mention of what actually happened. It reads like speculation by someone who didn't know what happened. The editor doesn't want to encourage (white) victims to fight back.
I meant QUOTE, Not paraphrase...
It takes a whole lot of restraint to end a fight (when it is life or death) when the other party is no longer able to fight back. I probably would have kicked them a dozen or so times in the ribs or face for good measure.
They probably would've been better off if they'd armed themselves with Skittles and Arizona Iced Tea.
Who were the UVA students. If the robbery victims were white I have a bad feeling hate crime charges could be coming their way.
Those suspects have no clue how to fight physically. If obama had some sons...
First he would have to grow a pair.
"The editor doesnt want to encourage (white) victims to fight back."
Who says the victims were white? The perps look like they were beaten by professional boxers!-maybe a couple of Latinos from the barrio, or a couple of deceptively mild -mannered Koreans (look out for that tae kwon do!;)
Possibly some reservists.
Don't you love a happy ending???
Huh? Or what? I can see it now: "Wait guys, don't start the robbery until I call 911 and the police show up?"
Or my personal favorite, a Barney Fife-style "citizen's arrest, citizen's arrest." That'd be effective, for sure.
Could be Krav Maga. Jewish IDF martial arts. That would be cause for the Hate Caucus to fly in from DC and Chicago.
From the article:
"Police say they do not encourage victims to take matters into their own hands."
Whitey is supposed to be a good victim and take his beating without complaining. That is why the left is so upset about Zim.
Time for someone to make a T-shirt with the faces of these martyrs, saying "We are all Gerald and Johnny." Trybon, your time is up!
Are there any facebook entries for these slugs with racist comments, guns, grills, and middle fingers? Oh, and where are their baby pictures?
Looking again, I doubt these guys could even write a facebook comment.
Those pics made my day!
I'm pretty sure that you're thinking of Pat Travers.
Well worth watching. LOL!
Well it's nice to see a (black) criminal yout without the smirk or the "I'm bad" attitude showing in the mug shot.
Obama: If I had a son, he would look like Gerald Allen.
But it's fun when they do.
There were a couple of similar incidents here a few summers ago. The intended victims in both cases were just separated multi-tour Iraq vets.
"Dont you love a happy ending???"
A happier ending would have been for those animals to have been put down for good. They'll just do it to some one else now.
Then again the anchor kept mispronouncing the name of the German American reporter too. Guess it comes from not being able to pronounce "Staunton" right. :-)
The two hoodlums are dumb, but not stupid.
Next time they'll just shoot.
As feel good as this story is, it would have been much better for society if they had been killed instead of beat up.
The latest Trayvons.
These two feral yutes', one black, the other possibly white-Hispanic, attempt to Trayvon the students failed.
The two wannabe cop vigilantes put the beat down on them and appear will get away with it.
Repeal stand your ground
Signed left wing of OSHA.
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I bet each one of them could break someone like me in two . . .
Cain't a chile even rob some rich white honky witout ge'in BEAT in dis raciss country?
"Update: According to Calderon's defense attorney Lloyd Snook, the men who detained the suspects were not University of Virginia students. This contradicts the information we received from police."
Knew it couldn't be. Had to be 2 guys visiting from VT.
"...are dumb..."
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Carl Herbert Bjork, age 90, of Albert City, passed away on Saturday, May 3, at Trinity Regional Medical Center in Fort Dodge. A funeral service was held on Wednesday, May 7, at 11 a.m. at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Albert City with Reverend David Bernhardt officiating. Interment was in the Fairfield Township Cemetery. The Sliefert - Asmus Funeral Home in Albert City is in charge of the arrangements.
Carl Herbert Bjork was born the son of Axel Fredrick and Emma Olivia (Eckman) Bjork on June 25, 1912 in Buena Vista County. He grew up on the family farm located between Albert City and Marathon. He attended school in Marathon and graduated from Marathon High School in 1930. Carl spent the first few years after graduation working on area farms. He also worked for Thieman Factory, Superior Manufacturing and helped his uncle Oscar in his blacksmith shop. In 1935, Carl attended the Coil Electrical School in Chicago.
On September 5, 1940, Carl was united in marriage to Cora Bakke and this union was blessed with six children: Clarice, Charles, Carol, Carl (Roger), Corlys and Colleen. Carl continued his love of farming throughout his life, working in partnership with his dad. During his farming years, he was also a substitute mail carrier for 20 years. In 1983, Carl and Cora built a home and moved into town. They lived in their home until Cora passed away in 1995. Carl later moved into an apartment while continuing his community service activities.
Carl worked hard to provide a good life for his family. In addition to farming and raising his children with Cora, Carl was active in his community in many ways. He served on the church board, sang in the church choir, taught Sunday School, was a Luther League sponsor and served on the ASCS county committee for Poland Township for 15 years. Carl also was active in the Thresherman's and the Historical Association, was a board member for Northwest Aging Association in Buena Vista County for eight years, served on the Pleasant View Home board for nine years in addition to volunteering at the nursing home and was a board member for Young At Heart. In 1999, Carl was named the Centennial King for Albert City and also gave his time to serve on the Centennial board. He was a member of the Marathon Alumni Association and a lifetime member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Albert City where he was baptized on July 7, 1912 and confirmed in 1928.
In addition to his community service activities, Carl enjoyed spending time playing cards with his friends at the Senior Center. He loved to garden, and he and Cora were known for raising beautiful and bountiful vegetable gardens and orchards. Carl was a volunteer for every Red Cross bloodmobile drive and enjoyed quilting with his family. He was a taxi driver for many of his friends and thoroughly enjoyed visiting with people.
Although Carl loved his community, the love and devotion he had for his family was immeasurable. Family was everything to Carl, and he valued his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren immensely. Carl was known to go to as many of his grandchildren's ball games as he possibly could, one year hitting all 30 games, both home and away, in the month of June.
Carl is survived by his six children and their families: his daughter, Clarice Shaw of Lacey, WA and her three children and their families: Rachel and Greg Peterson (Ed, Tina, Sarah, David and Bob), Tim and Susan Shaw (Jared and Abbye), and Derek and Elizabeth Shaw (Tiffani, Miranda and Ryan); his son, Charles Bjork and his wife, Carol of Syracuse, NE and their three children and their families: Kyle and Traci Bjork (Lindsey and Emma), Kent and Kelly Bjork, and Keri and Neal Dermer (Rachel and Nicholas); his daughter, Carol Zaruba of Vadnais, MN and her two children and their families: Jody and Scott Renneke (Hannah and Andrew), and Brian Zaruba; his son, Carl (Roger) Bjork and his wife, Ethel of Laurens, and their two children and their families: Chad and Julie Bjork (Mallory, Madelyn and Makayla) and Jason and Lindzy Bjork; his daughter, Corlys Gehling and her husband, Jerry of Omaha, NE and their three children and their families: Gretchen and Jason Bavlnka (Caleb, Jordan and Kyle), Jerry Gehling II, and Ted Gehling; and his daughter, Colleen Struss and her husband, Dean of Albert City, and their four children: Kirk Struss, Travis Struss, Erik Struss, Alex Struss; his two brothers: Ray Bjork of Albert City, and Morri (Linea) Bjork and his wife, Marge of Preston, MN; his sister, Dorothy Bultema and her husband, Johnnie of Richvale, CA; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins and countless friends.
Preceding Carl in death were his parents, Axel and Emma; his wife, Cora; and his son-in-law, Jerry Shaw.
Lois E. Jensen, age 83, of Holstein, died Sunday, May 4, 2003 at the Buena Vista Regional Medical Center in Storm Lake.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m., Thursday, May 8, at St. John Lutheran Church in Galva, with Reverend Paul Egger officiating. Burial will be in the Galva Township West Cemetery. The funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Fratzke & Jensen Funeral Home of Storm Lake. Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Church in Galva where the family will be present to greet friends from 6-8 p.m.
Lois Elizabeth Jensen was born November 9, 1919 the daughter of Herman and Emma (Kropf) Schelldorf. She lived with her parents in rural Kiron, where she attended country school.
Lois was united in marriage to Russell Jensen on November 24, 1936. To this union four children were born: Jerry, Judy, Joanne, and Jon. They made their home on what is now considered the home place north of Galva. Here they lived for 22 years. Lois was an active farmwife raising her children and assisting with many of the farm duties. In 1973, Lois and Russell moved from the family farm to the Alta Golf course where they built their retirement home. They truly enjoyed their retirement for 10 years until Russell's passing in 1983.
Lois was an active member of St. John Lutheran Church in Galva. For many years, she was involved in Ladies Aid.
Over the years, Lois enjoyed her flowers and cooking, attending her grandchildren's activities, knitting, and playing cards. She was also an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bulls, and Tiger Woods. Some of her most cherished times involved traveling and spending time with family. She and Russell divided their time between traveling to Lake Okoboji and Mercedes, Texas where they often entertained friends and family. Lois was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Lois is survived by her two sons: Jerry Jensen and wife Jean of Aurelia and Jon Jensen and wife Roxanne of Galva; two daughters: Judy Murray and husband Darrell of Racine, Wisconsin and Joanne Jensen of Flower Mound, Texas; one sister, LaJune Fineran of Denison; grandchildren: Jeff Murray and wife Tracy of Racine, Wisconsin, Teresa Larson and husband Brian of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jay Jensen and wife Maggie of Sioux City, Jed Jensen and wife Amy of Spirit Lake, Don Brandt and wife Sue of Plainfield, Illinois, Kris Vaughn and husband Trent of Flower Mound, Texas, Nathan Jensen and wife Nancy of Storm Lake, Nick Jensen of Iowa City, and Olivia Jensen of Galva; eleven great grandchildren; and other extended family and friends.
Preceding Lois in death are her parents, her husband Russell, two sisters, one brother, and an infant grandson.
Arlene L. Bright, of Sioux Rapids, passed away on Saturday, May 3, 2003, at the Sioux Care Center in Sioux Rapids at the age of 81 years, 10 months, and 14 days. A funeral service was held on Tuesday, May 6, at First United Church in Sioux Rapids with Reverend Emily Allen officiating. Interment was in the Lone Tree Cemetery in Sioux Rapids. The Sliefert-Asmus Funeral Home in Sioux Rapids was in charge of the arrangements.
Arlene Lucille Bright was born to Edna Grace (Messerschmidt) Cuthbert and Irwin "Obe" Cuthbert in a small house in Sioux Rapids on June 19, 1921. She was baptized and confirmed in the Methodist Church in Sioux Rapids. She attended Cornell School for a few years and graduated from the Sioux Rapids School in 1938, at the age of 16.
On June 30, 1940, Arlene was united in marriage to Floyd Earl Bright. This union was blessed with three children: Barbara, Beverly and Steven.
Arlene was employed at the Highway Café and later at Simonsen Iron Works, retiring from there after 20 years. She was also the custodian for the Methodist Church for 20 years.
She enjoyed her church, singing, dancing, playing cards, and being with people. She was active in Jolly Elders, Dinner Date, Young At Heart, Merry Widows and participated in Babes for several years.
Arlene is survived by two daughters: Barbara Bright of Sioux Rapids and Beverly Pomeroy and her husband, Patrick of Oceanside, CA; her brother, Dale Truesdell and his wife, Pauline of Sioux Rapids; her sister Jeanette Benson of Astoria, OR; her brother-in-law, Carter Brock of Sioux Rapids; her sister-in-law, Fern Bright of Sioux Rapids; granddaughters: Jennifer and Traci Pomeroy of CA; grandson, Kevin Bright of Sioux Rapids, and many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Preceding Arlene in death were her parents, husband Floyd, her son, Steven, and her sister, Dorothy Brock.


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it's not my intention to remodel my Luna but unfortunately for her, she fell from the table were I putted and her hair got damaged and so is her paint.
I re-sculpted her hair and since I've run out of white paint, I decided to use blue and mixed it with silver.
and she is
Luna as a High Priestess.(hehehehe)
Hair-Elektra and partially sculpted
|Emma Frost Version2
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|Emma Frost
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|Original Series
|Elektric Letha Redone
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|Created by Chansey86
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This is the DAR ("during action report") thread for the first 40 turns of AU210 UN Peackeepers. Use this space to discuss early-game moves and plans for the future.
This is the DAR ("during action report") thread for the first 40 turns of AU210 UN Peackeepers. Use this space to discuss early-game moves and plans for the future.
Well, I got some spare time, so I decided to play this game
I am the first to report I see
I play on Monarch with the AU mod
4000 BC: The starting position seemed okay, nothing special though. Decided to move the settler on the non-shielded grass on the river, and the worker to the shielded grass next to it, and starts roading and later mining it.
3950 BC: Washington founded. I got incredibly lucky here... If got a settler from my first hut!!
3850 BC: New York founded:
Alea iacta est!
New York starts building a worker.
I couldn't resist the temptation: New York is renamed to Nieuw Amsterdam (I might rename it New York again in the 1600's )
3700 BC: Worker starts working other grassland square, and is planning to build a road to NA after that.
3600 BC: contacted a Mongol scout. Got Warrior Code and Ceremonial Burial (which I was researching) and 3 gold for Masonry.
3550 BC: Worker ready in NA, building road towards Washington.
3350 BC: Bronze Working in hut
2900 BC: Meet the Iroquois. Got mysti from them, and traded mysti for the wheel with Mongols.
2750 BC: Mathematics form hut.
2590 BC: Boston founded, by a settler built in NA.
Got Horseback Riding and Iron Working from huts this turn
2510 BC: I connected the dyes near washington.
2310 BC: This turn I noticed something strange.
I had noticed yellow borders from the mongols before, but as I already had contact with them I went another way. Now I saw blue borders at the same spot. I thought: maybe I saw it wrong, let's check 'em out.
A few turns later my warrior saw this
Alea iacta est!
I could contact the Babs! They had taken over the mongol capital!
And although I am in quite good shape, this game could be over soon
My situation: 4 cities, 1 Settler ready in Washington, and one on the way to new city site. Granary is ready in Washington (I forgot to mention that earlier)
The city next to the wheat is really a powerful settler pump, even without a granary! It already gave me two settlers, making my empire pretty big!
4 civs contacted: Mongols, Iroquois, Babylonians and Spanish. They are all way behind me in tech, especially the Spanish and the Babs. I gave Iron Working very cheaply to the mongols, maybe they can defend themselves better with it (slim chance though)
Sold it to the Iro's too: for a worker and 45 gold.
The Americans really rule on this map by the way: Expansionist is mighty here! And industrious is as good as always on large maps.
Thanks for the interesting game Rhoth , I had quite a laugh during the game when I saw the Babs posess the Mongol capitol
And a picture (my fourth city is to the east of washington, so it isn't visible on this map)
Alea iacta est!
edited: I'm playing Monarch level and AU mod.
The journey of the Americans begins in 4000BC. With a thirst for knowledge of the surrounding area, the American scout strikes out south towards a distant mountain range. The view from the top of the mountain reveals a mix of plains, grassland, hills and mountains. Also in view to the west is a collection of huts. Wanting to take advantage of the nearby river, the American settler moves towards the west.
Washington is founded nestled into the river with dye nearby. Work begins on a scout to accelerate the exploration of the continent. Research is directed towards the Alphabet. The American scout enters the collection of huts to find a group of nomads, interested in beginning roots with his civilization! The nomads are welcomed into the American fold with open arms. Continuing west to the mountain range, the scout discovers fertile flood plains. Between Washington and that city site, should make for a very nice settler pump. New York is founded between the mountain and the flood plain, adjacent to the river, in 3850BC. Very nice way to start a new game
Continuing in a southward direction, taking advantage of any mountainous terrain, the American scout spies a strange person off in the distance. Contacting him (or her, for the politically correct...) reveals him to be a member of the Mongol people. The Mongols have knowledge of Ceremonial Burial and Warrior Code, but have yet to learn our secrets of Masonry. A bargain is struck which sees Masonry go to the Mongols in exchange for Warrior Code and 10 gold.
A second scout is finished in Washington and will be exploring in a northeasterly direction. One more scout is planned for Washington to take the exploration in a westerly direction as well. New York is earmarked for a worker, followed by a warrior.
I'm sort of taking a cue from Dominae's start in AUSG101, where he ran paper thin defense at the start. Not too sure how it will work out yet, but this looks like a good start to try it on
In the southeast corner of the empire, an American scout stumbles upon a Babylonian warrior. Contact reveals Bronze Working and Ceremonial Burial to be known by the Babylonians while the Americans have Masonry, Pottery and Warrior Code. A very profitable trade is anticipated for both sides Masonry and Pottery are given to the Babylonians in exchange for Ceremonial Burial, Bronze Working and 10 gold.
The eastern scout (scout #2) achieves contact with a people known as the Iroquois. In exchange for Warrior Code, Masonry and 2 gold, they agree to trade the Wheel. I could have gone for Mysticism, but I'd rather reveal the horse location at this point.. At this point (3250BC), I decided to contact everyone again to make sure there were no more trades I could make. Mongols agree to trade Mysticism and 25 gold for the Wheel, so looks like not being able to get it from the Iroquois wasn't that big a deal.
In 3000BC, the first American settlers leave from New York. Planned location is south of New York, nestled on the plains square at the corner of the rivers. Over to the far west, an American scout finds a band of warriors in a village that agree to join the American civilization. In 2850BC, Boston is founded, becoming the third city of the fledgling American empire.
In a stroke of luck, the first American scout, returning towards the homeland, found a village relatively close to Washington that hadn't been popped yet. Inside were scrolls containing knowledge of Horseback Riding (this tends to throw a wrinkle in since now I can't upgrade from chariots, but still nice to have). 2750BC, and Washington has completed work on a Granary. Now both cities can start pumping out settlers. Again to the west, an American scout finds scrolls containing knowledge of Iron Working. Those 3 scouts at the beginning are starting to pay off. A review of the immediate homeland indicates neither horse nor iron are contained within the borders of the American empire. Iron is visible to the west, but will take a few turns to obtain. For now, expansion is still the priority. The American wise men discover Alphabet in 2670BC. Thus completes work on all first level technology. Mathematics and writing are the only second level technologies still unknown. Math is 11 turns away, writing is 21 turns away and Polytheism is 31 turns away. In hopes of trading later on for Math and Writing, research is begun on Polytheism. Hmm...well nevermind about Mathematics The warrior previously discovered to the west popped a hut and found Mathematics inside Things are progressing well...it's the year 2630BC.
In 2510BC, to the northwest of the American homeland, an American scout bumps into a people known as the Spanish. Contact reveals them to be a backwards people; the Americans have knowledge of 7 technologies that the Spanish don't. Masonry is traded to the Spanish in exchange for 10 gold. Philadelphia is founded north of Washington near the game in 2430BC. This brings the American city count up to 4, with a fifth on the way, planned east of New York. The warrior to the west again proves his worth by popping a hut in which he finds Writing. Thus completes all second level technologies. 25 turns left to Polytheism.
Atlanta is founded east of New York in 2350BC.
In the year 2190BC, far to the Northeast, an American scout runs into a Japanese settler. Contact reveals them to be backwards with only 2 cities and few technologies. Pottery is traded in exchange for 35 gold. To the west, our warrior dies a tragic death to a barbarian conscript while in sight of yet another hut. But, he served his purpose well, providing multiple technologies.
Thus ends the first block of the American saga. On the whole, I think it went pretty well. Ended with 5 cities, all second level technologies, 4 workers, 3 scouts and 5 warriors. Could be a little tenuous with the Mongols so close right now, but everything looks setup well for now. Polytheism is 13 turns away and in 3 more turns, 2 more settlers will be off to found new cities. I'm actually trying that RCP thing a little and have a 4/4.5 ring going (except for Boston...it's on the 8/8.5 ring). Have contact with the Mongols, the Babylonians, the Spanish, the Iroquois and the Japanese. I tend to explore by following the montain ranges, which kinda lucked me into the Jap contact I think. It's funny...I honestly didn't mean to really explore that straight, but I didn't notice I was doing it until I looked at it just now. The temple that I'm building in Atlanta is to let the borders expand to bring the fur in.
Last edited by Taian; October 4, 2003 at 18:20.
Walk softly and carry a big stick...or better yet, a remote controlled nuclear device.
After sitting out the last AU game (partly due to a lack of time and partly due to not viewing the lengths required to avoid a GA with the rules tweaks involved as particularly fun), I decided to give this one a try - Emperor level, AU Mod version.
Washington was founded along the banks of the Potomac River in 3950 BC. Later that year, scouts found a group of warriors interested in helping America explore its surroundings. The warrior headed south, establishing contact with the Mongols around 3500 BC and then finding a band of settlers just north of Mongol territory that founded New York in 3400. Americas scouts headed east and then north, meeting the Spanish in 3400. That meeting led to a series of exchanges in which America gained knowledge of Alphabet, The Wheel, and Pottery, with a slight net gain of gold in the bargain. That put Americas scientists in a position to transition from researching on Alphabet on a 40-turn pace to doing the same for Writing.
The American Grain Association opened its doors in Washington in 3150 and the city started outfitting a band of settlers to take advantage of the rich flood plains to the southeast. Boston was founded there in 2750. An additional band of scouts set out to finally explore to the west in 2710. Forty years later, the original scout unit encountered German spears far to the north and an exchange of Ceremonial Burial gained knowledge of the working of bronze plus a little gold. A meeting with the Iroquois in 2550 led to a series of exchanges that brought knowledge of Mysticism (from the Iroquois) and Mathematics (from Spain), albeit costing some gold.
One of the scouting parties spotted Indian warriors across a narrow strait in 2470. The two groups managed to establish a sort of communication using hand signals, but India had nothing interesting to trade. In 2230, the sale of Mathematics to the Iroquois brought 78 gold and a group of slaves, and Mysticism and Mathematics got two slave units and 85 gold from Rome. Forty years later, scouts met the Babylonians while elsewhere, Horseback Riding was obtained from Germany through an exchange of technologies and then sold to Spain. Washington finished its second settler in 2150 BC, and America exchanged Horseback Riding to the Iroquois for Iron Working and a small amount of gold.
I really should have sent out at least one more scout early, but I goofed on the math on how it would affect the timing for my initial granary. Im also really jealous of those who got a settler out of that first hut and were able to get New York going by the wheat early. Still, with granaries nearing completion in New York and Boston, I should get good growth before too much longer. And while I dont have a tech lead over my closest rival, I do have 620 gold in the bank.
I'm next!
I'll post a short recap of the first 40 turns here, and will include my complete log in the final post.
I decided to try this on Deity. The AIs do not have distinct advantages over each other at any of the difficulties, so I figure as long as I can survive the early-game I should be in good shape to do some peacekeeping later on when it is really needed.
I'm really happy to be playing the Americans, by the way; not only are they one of my favorite civs, but they're typically very strong on Large/Huge Pangea maps. Hopefully this will be enough for me not to get humiliated too quickly!
A brief look at the starting location and I knew I would have to send a unit on each of the Mountains. The Scout went off onto the southern one, seeing not much other than the promise of Flood Plains to the southwest. Actually there was also a Goody Hut, which I was hoping would contain a free Settler (those are always welcome!). When the Worker climbed his peak, my guess about the Flood Plains was proven correct and I knew I would want to build a pump of some sort down there. However, it was unfortunately too far to consider sending my Settler off there and so I would have to settle (ha!) with somewhere around the starting spot.
Here's a screenshot of the end of my first turn:
Last edited by Dominae; October 5, 2003 at 18:46.
And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
The Goody Hut contained (strangely enough, since everyone else got a Settler!) only Ceremonial Burial. On the Scout's second move I also saw the awesome Wheat Flood Plains tile and knew that would be the location of my second city (I was wrong...see below).
I founded the capital and began production on a bunch of Scouts. With a map this big I knew I wanted at least four or five. I decided not to build a Granary in the capital, waiting instead to build one in the cities that would have access to bonus Food tiles (that Wheat tile comes to mind!). So, my plan was to build many many Scouts and a couple of Warriors, then complete a Settler as soon as my capital would hit size 3. Washington would then become a military camp while the other cities would be responsible for expansion. This method takes a while to start up, but results in faster growth down the line. I figured I had time given the size of the map.
I set research to Mysticism at full pace, so that I could research Polytheism in 40 turns next.
Then, my Scout popped the second Goody Hut in view, and I got a Advanced Tribe! What's up with that!? At 8 tiles from the capital and in the middle of a bunch of Flood Plains and Mountains, this city would be useful for nothing more than building Workers for a long long time. Still, it's better than nothing because it would allow my Granary and Barracks cities to focus on Settlers and Warriors (respectively) exclusively.
Here's a shot of the town that should have been a Settler:
And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
I implemented the plan outlined above, and proceeded to Scout like a madman.
I contacted the Indians first, followed by the Mongols, Spanish, Iroquois and Babylonians. I traded for Contacts with all the other civs once I got Writing from a Goody Hut, save the Ottomans which still no one has met as of yet.
Contacts were a great thing for my hope in this game, as I realized very quickly that the other AIs were taking a long time to meet one another. I assume this is because of the Raging Barbs; I suspect the AI beelines for those before exploring to get Contacts. I was therefore the tech broker for the entire first 40 turns, sucking away all the Gold that the AIs would get from chasing down silly Barbs!
The greatest thing about all the early Contacts is that I got some great opportunities to buy foreign Workers. At 2150BC I have 7 foreign Workers, all purchased legally on the slave market. I guess there's nothing contradictory about a peacekeeper also being a slave driver!
Here's a shot of a typical transaction:
And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
Toward the end of this block I was forced to revise many of the plans that I had previously made.
1. The Iroquois got Polytheism before my 40-turn clock ran out, fast enough that I suspect they got it from a Goody Hut (how dare they?!). I only lost ~30 Gold on the research. Fortunately, I was the only one with Writing at the time (which I got from a Goody Hut of my own), so I switched to Literature in hopes of beating the AIs to that one.
2. With all the slaves working my lands, I'm way ahead in tile improvements, and so that only thing I'm missing is more Settlers. Thus I built a Granary in Washington instead of a Barracks in order to help Boston claim some land. New York, which I had tagged as my Worker city, produces enough Shields to be a relatively good Settler-pump of its own, so it also changed roles.
3. I'm trying desperately hard to keep the AIs from contacting one another, but I will probably need to cave in one of these turns because I can get some good Gold for Contacts, Gold which I will not see if the AIs meet each other by themselves. This will unfortunately speed up the tech rate.
My tentative plan at this point is to keep expanding, and build Barracks in all new cities. Then, with all the Gold I will have accumulated from 40-turn research, I should be able to upgrade to an army of Swordsmen capable of hurting the Mongols. I will purposefully deny myself one required Ancient era tech until my warmongering is complete or, more likely, I run into too strong an opposition. I'm targeting the Mongols because they're darned aggressive. Ideally I will also be able to take a chunk out of the Iroquois since they're the strongest AI and their Aggression rating is higher in the AU mod, but that probably will not be feasible.
Overall, I'm happy with these first 40 turns. One thing that I forgot to mention that I'm not happy about is losing two Scouts to Barbs. Not really a huge deal since I have almost all the Contacts, but I'm sure this has cost me another couple of Goody Huts.
Here are some stats for my empire, followed by a screenshot:
Cities: 3
Population: 9
Settlers: 1
Workers: 4
Slaves: 7
Military: 2 Scouts, 2 Warriors
Improvements: 1 Granary (Washington)
Techs: All second level (ahead of all civs but Iroquois with Polytheism)
Gold: 826, +12gpt
And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
And here's the log:
And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
You know, it never occurred to me before, but one of the reasons I don't like America is that you do not have the ability to research a Tier 2 tech right away. EXP/IND is a great combo, however.
Moved the Settler 3. Thank god we are IND. Founded T-ville. Alphabet at 20%. I figure that gets me to Tier 2 for both starting techs. Build a scout first.
Got a Settler from the first hut... WOO HOO!!
Due to difficult terrain, chose not to build camps. 3-tile RCP it will be... hardcore, as in 8 surrounding towns. So I could just build where the Settler stands, but obviously T-ville111 is a much more attractive site.
Warrior after Scout in T-ville. Same pattern for NYC.
Started granary in T-ville, but changed my mind a bit later... no great food tiles, and the city will be hemmed in. Also, started seeing signs of pangaea... that means a LOT of Scouts.
Met Babs first, quickly followed by Mongols, Iroq, and India. Much tech trading.
Got a friggin' town!! Boston... a little far, but towards the western horses.
Meet Spain in 2800 BC... she must have been damn hut-lucky, being on par in tech.
Math from a hut.
Got even luckier with huts in the late 2K BCs... found three at the extremities of scouting. 25g, maps, Mysticism. More trades, incl. two slaves from the Babs.
Meet Rome. Meet Germany. Both very backward.
Meet Japan... same.
Wow, that was fun! Haven't played a game like this in a while.
7 Scouts, 2 Workers, 2 slaves, and 5 reg Warriors (one for each town).
T-ville is going military, and the Mongols are gonna get it first... [Austin Powers] yeah baby, yeah [/Austin Powers].
At tech parity with the AI leaders, Writing in 20, but already kickin' boo-tay, #1 in all the important stats.
This has the making of an epic.
Last edited by Theseus; October 4, 2003 at 21:34.
The greatest delight for man is to inflict defeat on his enemies, to drive them before him, to see those dear to them with their faces bathed in tears, to bestride their horses, to crush in his arms their daughters and wives.
Duas uncias in puncta mortalis est.
Glad everyone's enjoying the game so far. Hopefully it's a little more difficult than AUSG101.
What's with all the settlers from huts?
Oh, and welcome back Nathan.
I don't have time for a very detailed DAR. I think there are too much DAR threads, anyway, and I hardly can post in all of them. Playing with standard rules at emperor. Here's a quintessence.
I built 3 scouts in my capital. One of them got lucky and found an advanced tribe at distance 8 to the WSW (New York). That makes rings at 4, 8 and may be 12. 2 warriors, a settler (Boston) and then a granary in my capital, even though it has no bonus food. I later built a barracks in it too, and it's perfect to build spearman/settler or warrior/warrior/settler cycles. Since it's high food, I build a granary in Boston too.
Looking at the other posts here, I should have founded Boston to the other side of the river, that would've made more sense, even more since I later relocated Philadelphia 1 tile to its east. Oh well.
Posting to mark the page.
This is going to be my first AU game!
Im not going to read to much here or else it will spoil it.
*"Winning is still the goal, and we cannot win if we lose (gawd, that was brilliant - you can quote me on that if you want. And con - I don't want to see that in your sig."- Beta
Let me stick this comment in and then read about what you guys are up to.
On first reflection, it seemed obvious that the right thing to do was "war as usual" but leave a vassal city every time a civ is defeated. That didn't seem entirely in the spirit of the course, however, so I tried the opposite. America played as Mr Nice Guy, trading up a storm and paying bribes as requested. I was trying to see if a pure builder/diplomat track could get the desired job done. (Anyway, the Mongols to the South suggest it won't be too long before a defensive war can be fought.)
America had the best Rex I can recall. Maybe the setup gave more space than Emeror games ever do. Anyway, we moved our first settler to the river and got started on a granary-fed expansion. Early tech trading went well, but as usual we fell behind later in the Rex. The initial cities were set at distance 4 to minimize corruption. After the first ring, we basically didn't pay attention to distance.
We entered the middle ages with a pretty large civ and no wars. America has concentrated on markets and workers, intending to build an economy that can afford to buy tech. (We don't even have literature.)
Amazingly, as far as I can tell right now, the AI is at peace everywhere.
God damn, buying the world map at this point is expensive!
This could be fun and should be quick to play.
(Edit: Monarch, AU Mod)
The Plan : Build a civ, then go and stop the big bad civs eliminating the small bad civs. OK, a somewhat high-level plan, but it's a start. The details can be worked out on the way.
Settled in crook of river, and sent worker to chop the forest while building a granary. Researching Cem Bur full throttle. Scout ignored first hut, dithered on the southern hills and mountains then went west, popping a hut and getting a settler in 3700. There are insane amounts of food around here. The settler later founds NY on the flood plain at Washington-1111 and Qs scout-warrior-scout-worker-archer-worker-warrior-worker. (Not actually queued - those were the eventual builds)
Meet India in 3550BC and trade for Masonry & Pottery for Alphabet, Cem Bur & 10g. Start Bronze working, trying out this thing about researching the cheapest techs, and popping better ones. Meet Spain in 3300BC and trade Masonry for Warrior Code + 30g
The granary completed in 3100, warrior-scout-settler-warrior-warrior-settler-archer-settler queued. Got Mathematics from a hut. Meet Mongols in south and get Myticism and 15 gold for Alphabet. They also have Bronze Working which drops in price for me - now 3 turns. They're a bit close - there could be a contradiction between keeping them in the game and keeping them off my back. It's tempting to do what worked against the Japanese in the AUSG and build in their faces.
Traded Maths + 20g for Wheel with Mongols. Start Writing. I have 4 scouts running around and 2 MP-warriors in 2800
Scout pops Advanced Tribe (Olmecs) near furs and cow (adj) Se of capitol in 2670BC. I haven't had one of those since Civ 1, and must be using up all my luck! Boston Q's warrior-archer-warrior-archer. Settler/Warrior leave for Wash-3333.
Meet Babs in 2630BC. Dyes roaded. Philadelphia (worker-worker) founded in 2510, and Wash-NY road complete next turn.
Meet Iroqs in 2350BC.
Wash's second settler/warrior head for NE coast '7' from the game tile at Wash-9998. Atlanta founded 2230BC - Archer.
Last edited by Cort Haus; October 12, 2003 at 12:13.
Sir Ralph,
You suggest that there are too many DAR threads - and you have a point. They clutter the forum, but splitting them by block is better than the single-spoiler threads for participants.
I imagine an AU forum has been considered and is perhaps not possible or desirable, but it seems a good idea to me.
Impressive stuff - that's a lot of tile improvements - about 100 worker-turns, it looks. I haven't thought much about trading for workers since they priced 'em up properly. I expect there are more of them about in Deity.
A great feeling isn't it, settler and Advanced Tribe.
(typos edited)
It is a good idea, and has been requested recently. The owners would like to view Apolyton University for a while longer before giving us a new forum and civgroup.Originally posted by Cort Haus
I imagine an AU forum has been considered and is perhaps not possible or desirable, but it seems a good idea to me.
OK my first time in AU so I accidently slipped the turn to 2110.
This is a monarch and a regular game.
I moved my first settler over to the river so I wouldn't have to worry about an aqueduct. Worker went to mine and scout went off to find a mountain.
Last edited by conmcb25; October 13, 2003 at 00:01.
*"Winning is still the goal, and we cannot win if we lose (gawd, that was brilliant - you can quote me on that if you want. And con - I don't want to see that in your sig."- Beta
By 3700 I got Warrior Code and Bronze Working from Goodie huts. Im going to build a lot of scouts on this map.
3650 Contacted a mongol scout, traded straight up Bronze working for his Ceremonial Burial
3200 Got a warrior from a goodie hut
2950 Met Spain up north traded Pottery for my alphabet
2850 Met Iroquois Traded Mysticism for my alphabet and masonry
2710 Mysticism sold to babylon for 30 after I made contact.
2390 Got another Warrior from a goodie hut. Right next to barb camp which he killed next turn adn was promoted.
Did a tech trade with babylon Iron working for Alphabet and 60 Gold, then The wheel for 1 gold per turn and 90 Gold lump sum.
Then I sold mysticism to Spain for 10 gold and Masonry to the Mongols for 40 Gold.
2200 , a goody hut just to the south gave me a village that wanted to join so I got Boston.
2150 Germany Contacted and sold alphabet for 10.
2110 stopped the game here. I am 7th out of ten overall. score is 109 and high is 150 and thats the Iroquiois. # 2 is babylon.
Those two will be my first victums in a "pruning" campaign.
Im going to try and REX as much as I can, keep science turned down and trade/ buy techs like crazy. Right now Im tied in tech with Babylon and everyone else Ive found is behind.
Next Im going NW towards Spain for Iron, Gold and Cattle.
Then Im going to get those furs to the SE near Boston.
I think Im doing fairly well for me. I usually played regent and Im playing this at monarch. Im going to have to start planning my first horse or archer rush soon after I settle two more cities in the next couple of turns.
Here is where I am 3 cities:
*"Winning is still the goal, and we cannot win if we lose (gawd, that was brilliant - you can quote me on that if you want. And con - I don't want to see that in your sig."- Beta
I'm playing Monarch with AU.
3950 - Founded Washington one square east (4) of the starting point. Didn't realize it at the time, but there are Dyes two squares away that will be helpful. Got a Settler from the hut to the South, lucky break - he headed south to make use of the flood plain/wheat tile discovered by my Scout. Since I got that free Settler, I decided to push straight for the Great Library and went right for the Pyramids pre-build.
3850 - Founded New York on the river to the south. This is going to be one heck of a Settler-pump city, with the flood plain/wheat. I went for a worker first, though, to get the improvements up and running.
3600 - Met the Mongols via a Scout on my city outskirts. Joy, a warrior civ in a diplomatic game. Traded them Masonry for Cerimonial Burial and 10 gold.
3550 - New York builds a Worker - on to Settler.
3450 - Finally found a second hut and obtained Mysticism. Thought about trading it to the Mongols, but they only have Warrior Code and The Wheel with no gold, and won't trade two techs for one. I'd rather keep them behind in tech for now. Also, Washington grew and expanded borders, so it's time to start heading for that Dye.
3100 - Found a Mongol border to the south. Can't see the city yet, so it must be the capital. Apparently they haven't been able to expand north yet.
2950 - Discovered Alphabet and completed the great Dye road. Good thing, since my cities had just hit 3 population and the Dye keeps 'em happy.
2900 - Settler finished in New York - started on another right away. Decided to build my next city on the hills four squares southwest (3) of Washington, so I could grab the furs there. Traded the Mongols Alphabet and Mysticism for Bronze Working and Warrior Code - not the best deal in the world, but I need to get some use out of those techs before the Monogls pick them up elsewhere.
2800 - Met a Babylonian Warrior in the southlands. Traded them Alphabet for 10 gold - their tech is behind mine.
2670 - Founded Boston over by those Furs. Also revealed a barbarian Warrior - crap. Well, lost gold coming up.
2590 - The barbarians, for reasons know only to themselves, failed to move on Boston. Sweet - I've actually got time to build a Warrior there for defense. My Scout discovered the Babylonians in the far southwest - they just founded their third city.
2470 - The barbarians finally decide to move up next to Boston, but my Warrior is now ready and fortified in anticipation of an attack.
2430 - A barbarian attack is beaten off in Boston. Another warrior has appeared, but I'm not going to chase him down just yet.
2390 - New York builds another settler. This one is heading south, to hopefully cut off the Mongols before they start seriously expanding north.
2270 - Founded Philadelphia south of New York. I'm a little disappointed since the Mongols built a city four squares southwest last turn, but I figure this position is good enough to be worth grabbing anyhow. I decided to build another scout here, since my first one still isn't having much luck in finding the other civs.
2150 - I'm one turn from Writing and 31 from the Pyramids, giving me a good shot at the Great Library. The barbarians are threatening Boston again, but I'm sure my Warrior can hold them off. New York is all that I had hoped in Settler production - another one will be ready in just a few turns.
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Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable oxygen concentrators, commonly abbreviated as POCs, are relatively small medical O2 devices that deliver concentrated oxygen to a patient. These devices function by taking ambient room air or the earth's atmosphere and filtering everything out except for oxygen. In more simplistic terms, POCs concentrate oxygen from the air around you. Depending upon a patient's respiratory needs, portable machines are available in two delivery methods to satisfy the needs of people using oxygen therapy: pulse-dose and continuous flow. To determine which device will meet your specific needs, Vitality Medical suggests that you consult with your medical provider to ensure that you select the right machine for your specific needs.
- Portable Oxygen Concentrator Comparison - compare side-by-side each pulse/continuous flow travel concentrator.
- What is a Pulse Flow Oxygen Concentrator?
- Ranking the Top Portable Oxygen Concentrators with Pulse Flow includes concentrator review and comparison.
- What is a Continuous Flow Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
- Ranking the Best Portable Oxygen Concentrators with Continuous Flow includes concentrator comparison chart.
- Choosing a Travel Concentrator or portable oxygen generator for airline travel.
- Airline Travel with an FAA Approved Portable Oxygen Concentrator.
A pulse-dose oxygen machine, also referred to as "on-demand oxygen therapy," intermittently administers a volume of oxygen measured in milliliters per breath. Pulse-dose oxygen machines have the capability of reaching a setting of 6, which is not the same as 6 liters per minute (LPM). Most patients who require oxygen therapy during sleep do not use a pulse-dose oxygen generator, as it may not detect breaths as well. However, this does not mean that it is impossible. We recommend that you consult with your medical provider about sleeping with these devices because your practitioner may recommend a sleep study to determine if it adequately delivers the necessary supplemental oxygen. A portable oxygen generator of this type is usually smaller than continuous-flow generators. Typically, it is so small and light that most patients can easily transport it with a strap or handle. Please note that a pulse-dose compressor is not compatible with CPAP or BiPAP machines. Patients using either of these machines to treat sleep apnea will need to couple their sleep apnea device with a continuous-flow mobile oxygen concentrator or a stationary concentrator.
Continuous-flow POCs, unlike pulse-dose machines, administer oxygen in liters per minute. The therapeutic range for a continuous-flow machine usually varies between 1 and 3 LPM. Instead of delivering therapeutic oxygen per breath as a pulse-dose model does, these models administer oxygen continuously during inhalation and exhalation. Generally, a continuous-flow model is significantly larger in size and weight because it requires a larger pump and assembly to provide the continual flow of oxygen. These larger models usually come with a wheeled cart to enable patients to move them around. In addition to a wheeled cart, many of these concentrators also come with a retractable handle. Continuous-flow portable concentrators are compatible with a CPAP or BiPAP machine. To couple the two devices together, please call Vitality Medical to speak with a friendly and knowledgeable representative. Our staff will instruct you on what you need to do to successfully use the two machines together. Putting the nuances between continuous-flow and pulse-dose aside, though, more and more individuals are choosing either POC model because they are perfect for travel.
Choosing a Travel Oxygen Concentrator
Many patients feel that their quality of life is negatively impacted due to the necessity of oxygen therapy. However, with portable oxygen machines, individuals can go out to dinner at restaurants, visit friends and family, enjoy vacations, and even travel on airlines! The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approves a wide variety of machines for use on board of commercial aircraft. All travel oxygen concentrators approved by the FAA function with electricity, either from a battery, AC wall power supply, or DC car power supply. POCs are multi-voltage, enabling people to use them anywhere in the world. Once abroad, all you need to do to resume operation is combine your oxygen machine with an international travel adapter so your plug will fit into the appropriate electrical socket. Please note that you should never couple a power inverter with a portable O2 concentrator.
There are some stipulations instituted by the FAA for people flying with an oxygen machine. You may need to carry a prescription stating the medical necessity of the device. Also, battery time is a crucial component when using your oxygen therapy device on a flight. Each airline has their own regulations concerning the use of a travel concentrator during flight. To be absolutely certain of your flight's regulations, please contact the airline you are flying with and ask them about their policies regarding POCs. As a general rule of thumb, most commercial airlines require that patients' devices have a battery life of 150% of the time of flight. For example, if your flight is two hours long, you will need at least three hours of battery life. Depending upon your flight time, you may need to purchase additional batteries to meet your airline's policies and regulations. Once on board, most of the FAA-approved machines will fit underneath the seat in front of you or in the overhead bin.
Although a portable oxygen concentrator is incredibly durable and can handle storage in an overhead bin, it is important to remember that it is still a machine with moving and mechanical parts that can break or malfunction. It is vital to have a backup plan should there be any issues with your oxygen concentrator. Portable oxygen therapy devices are often under warranty with Vitality Medical. Representatives will assist you with getting your machine serviced by the manufacturer. We can also send you another oxygen device so that you do not need to go without therapy while your machine is being repaired.
At Vitality Medical, we both sell and rent oxygen concentrators in our online shop. To determine which portable oxygen concentrator is best for you, please review the most popular POC reviews for medical supplies at the bottom of this page.
A ruling by the Department of Transportation (section 382.133, "Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in Air Travel" effective May 13, 2009) indicates that "air carriers conducting passenger service must permit someone with a disability to use an FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrator (POC) on all flights (on aircraft originally designed to have a maximum passenger capacity of more than 19 seats)." The FAA has approved 21 oxygen concentrators for airline travel. The list of 21 approved POCs is provided below along with links to government test results.
- AirSep FreeStyle
- AirSep LifeStyle
- AirSep Focus
- AirSep Freestyle 5
- (Caire) SeQual eQuinox / Oxywell (model 4000)
- Delphi RS-00400 / Oxus RS-00400
- DeVilbiss Healthcare iGo
- Inogen One
- Inogen One G2
- Inogen One G3
- Inova Labs LifeChoice Activox
- International Biophysics LifeChoice / lnova Labs LifeChoice
- Invacare XPO2
- Invacare Solo 2
- Oxylife Independence Oxygen Concentrator
- Precision Medical EasyPulse
- Respironics EverGo
- Respironics SimplyGo
- Sequal Eclipse
- SeQual SAROS
- VBox Trooper
Best Features
SeQual eQuinox Portable Oxygen Concentrator 24/7
- 30% Smaller than the Eclipse
- Has the Most Settings: 1-9
Most Popular
Inogen One G3 Portable Oxygen Concentrator
- 24/7 operation
- high battery duration
Most Dependable
Oxlife Independence Portable Oxygen Concentrator 24/7
- durable metal case
- longest warranty
Starting at: $2,495.00Inogen
- 24/7 operation
- high battery duration
- worldwide power sensor
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 4.90 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 4 4 to 8 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,100.60
- Up to a Setting of 9 When Using Pulse
- If breath is not detected in pulse mode continuous flow is activated
- Easy to Maneuver
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 18.40 lbs Continuous Flow: 1 to 3
Pulse Dose: 1 to 9
2 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,495.00Inogen
- Flow Rate: Pulse Dose 1-6
- 8 Hours of Battery Life at Setting 2
- Less Than 8 lbs.
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 7.25 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 6 4 to 8 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,149.20
- Smallest Size
- Lowest Weight: 1.75 lbs.
- Comes with 2 Batteries
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 1.75 lbs Pulse Dose: 2 1.5 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $3,395.00Inova Labs
- Maintenance Free
- O2 Sensor Comes Standard
- Comes with 4-in-One Carrying Case
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 4.80 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 4 8.25 Hours (at Setting 2) Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,995.00Respironics
- Lightest Weight Continuous Flow POC
- Sturdy, Impact-Resistant Construction
- Easy-to-Use, Streamlined Control Panel Provides
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 10.00 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 6
Continuous Flow: 0.5 to 2
3.5 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $1,175.30
- longest duration
- highest oxygen output
- no batteries required
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life Warranty 5.60 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 4
Continuous Flow: 1 to 6
6 to 22 Hours 2 Years
Starting at: $3,350.00
- 30% Smaller than the Eclipse
- Has the Most Settings: 1-9
- Autosat Technology
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 14.00 lbs Continuous Flow: 1 to 3
Pulse Dose: 1 to 9
2.7 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,094.84DeVilbiss
- Battery Life: 4.7 Hours
- Supports active lifestyles with continuous oxygen flow or pulse dose oxygen.
- Runs off of AC power, DC power or battery for maximal independence.
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 19.00 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 6
Continuous Flow: 1 to 3
4.7 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,850.00O2 Concepts
- durable metal case
- longest warranty
- long battery life
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 19.00 lbs Continuous Flow: 0.5 to 3
Pulse Dose: 0.5 to 3
5.75 Hours Yes 5 Years
Starting at: $2,050.20
- 3 LPM Flow Rate Pulse Dose Oxygen Concentrator
- 2.5 Hour Battery Life
- 4.40 Pound Weight
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 4.40 lbs Pulse Dose: 3 2.5 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,299.00
- 5 LPM Flow Rate Pulse Dose Oxygen Concentrator.
- 5.8 Pound Weight.
- Powered by AC, DC or battery.
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 5.80 lbs Pulse Dose: 5 3.5 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $1,875.00Inova Labs
- Extra Sensitive Breath Detection
- 4-in-one Carry Case
- User Friendly Controls
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 4.30 lbs Pulse Dose: 1 to 3 7.25 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,389.00Invacare
- Retains Pulse Flow Settings Even After the Machine is Turned Off
- Adjustable Pulse Dose 1 to 5 LPM Oxygen Flow Rate
- 2.5 Hour Battery Life
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 25.00 lbs Pulse Does: 1 to 5 2.5 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,495.00OXUS
- Operates in Any Orientation
- Quiet - 42 dBA
- Sensitive Breath Detection
Weight Flow Rate (LPM) Battery Life FAA Approved Warranty 9.90 lbs Pulse Does: 1 to 5 3 Hours Yes 3 Years
Starting at: $2,595.00Respironics
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The 60th Anniversary of Masters of Wine
(And Why There Are Only 312 Of Them!)
I digress from my usual Wednesday column this week to tell you a little about my week in London last week. You see, 2013 marks the 60th anniversary of the Masters of Wine title. I became a Master of Wine (MW) in 2011.
Vintage Cookbooks: Useful or Outdated?
A highlight of cooking with my mother as a kid was always her pulling out a worn and weathered copy of the Better Homes & Gardens New Cook Book. Pages were tattered and stained with dollops of this and that, while a binder clip precariously held the whole thing together.
A Spoken Dish: Preserving Southern Food Traditions One Story at a Time
What food tradition in your life reflects time, place, and people, or evokes a specific memory? That's the question the filmmakers behind the documentary project A Spoken Dish are posing to chefs, farmers, and regular folks living in the South. The result is a growing series of videos that capture in brief, bright moments the food traditions that shape individuals, families and their communities. It's a wonderful project — and they want to know your stories too!
5 Hangover Cures That Went Mainstream
Everyone has their tried-and-true hangover foods, but throughout history there have been a few cures that were so good, they were embraced by the general population, not just those nursing a headache from the night before. Smithsonian's Food & Think blog recently shared the history of five favorite foods that got their start as hangover cures.
A History of Food in 100 Recipes by William Sitwell
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Just in case you don't recognize this recipe, it's for Else fryes or Cheese Tart. It's from a manuscript dated 1450, but it first came to be published in 1888 after being owned by people like Elizabeth I and the Earl of Oxford. If reading this recipe and knowing its history makes you happy, then A History of Food in 100 Recipes is the book for you.
Do You Eat Iceberg Lettuce?
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For many decades, iceberg lettuce was king of the American salad. Unless you ordered a fancy caesar salad with romaine, when you asked for salad, you got iceberg. It was salad. Then sometime around the early 80's, things started to change. The fresher and more unique flavors of other greens — like fresh spinach, mesclun, arugula, and radicchio — came into vogue, and iceberg became a joke, a sad symbol of homogeny and unsophistication. But things are changing yet again and today iceberg has made a small but noticeable comeback.
The Candle Salad: A Retro Recipe to Make You Blush
Food History
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Why Did Popeye Eat So Much Spinach? The Surprising Answer
We know Popeye loved the stuff, but the question is: why spinach? The answer, it turns out, all goes back to one little mistake.
10 Cheeses and Their Literary Counterparts
Forget wine. Pull out a book by one of these 10 authors for your next cheese pairing!
The Perfect Peach by Marcy, Nikiko and David Mas Masumoto
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While I'm a big fan of the many books written by David Mas Masumoto about life on his farm (Epitaph for a Peach, Four Seasons in Five Senses), as well as the peaches and nectarines that are grown on the Masumoto Family Farm near Fresno, CA, I wasn't sure about his latest release: a cookbook he co-authored with his wife and daughter. An entire cookbook devoted just to peaches? Are there really enough peach recipes to make up a whole cookbook? Of course there are!


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I've generated a jar file from an applet in netbeans, including class files from my project. My main class (containing the init() method) is in the package caiusapplet and is named CaiusWeb.
My jar file and my html file are in the same directory, and there is the html code :
<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<applet code="caiusapplet.CaiusWeb" archive="CaiusApplet.jar">
But I always have the same issue :
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: caiusapplet.CaiusWeb.
Could you please help me?
Edit 1 :
I've change my html code to
<OBJECT width="200" height="200" data="caiusapplet/CaiusWeb.class" type="application/x-java-applet">
<PARAM name="code" value="caiusapplet/CaiusWeb.class">
I've now another error message :
Exception : java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
What's the matter ? Thanks
Edit 2 :
I've found what was wrong : there was a JFileChooser in my java code. I removed it : everything is working. So now : What's wrong with the JFileChooser and the applet : access rights ? Still trying... Tanks for your help, if you can say to me how work with JFileChooser... I'll be very grateful !
Edit 3 :
That's ok, if you have the same problem : Create au jar file manually from your .class files ans sign it, everything's now ok ! Thaks a lot.


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I'm running 32bit Ubuntu 12.04 and oracle jdk1.7.0_05. When Java control panel is set to open applet doesn't load. I then have to delete the .java file and set the control panel to not open and then applet works (only in firefox not in Chrome). I have tried JDK update six and seven, because of security update applets and jws are no longer working with these updates.
Has anyone else experienced this? and if so is there a solution?


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