Saturday, July 12, 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
Minecraft Seed: ImagineDragons
Minecraft 1.7.9, default
Seed: ImagineDragons
You spawn in-between a plains village and a desert village, both within easy walking distance. And not far off there is a third savannah village.
Spawn: (235.5, -96.5)
Plains village: (204, -232)
Desert village: (216, 60)
Savannah village: (-120, -138)
If you take the plains village (visible from the spawn point) as your starting point, the desert village is directly south and the savannah village is directly west.
In the desert village there is a shed with two forges near the well, inside you will find a chest with an iron helmet, iron boots, iron pickaxe, bread and an apple. This will give you a good start. There are crops to harvest here.
If you go east of the desert village to another well (there are several) you can dig straight down from there and reach a cavern which contains diamonds and gold, as well as a lot of iron and coal.
In addition, to the south of the desert village there is a temple that can be looted for gold bars, iron bars, horse armor, an emerald and lots of bones.
The savannah village is northwest of the desert village and has a lot of crops planted. Pigs are easily found in this region.
BONUS: The treasure chest in the savannah village contains a diamond, a saddle and gold and iron bars.
The plains village is north of the desert village (east of the savannah village) and has a lot of wheat, carrots and potatoes already growing and ready to harvest/replant. Sheep are plentiful, as well as some chickens.
The terrain is also pretty nice, with high desert hills and a coastline nearby.
Seed: ImagineDragons
You spawn in-between a plains village and a desert village, both within easy walking distance. And not far off there is a third savannah village.
Spawn: (235.5, -96.5)
Plains village: (204, -232)
Desert village: (216, 60)
Savannah village: (-120, -138)
If you take the plains village (visible from the spawn point) as your starting point, the desert village is directly south and the savannah village is directly west.
In the desert village there is a shed with two forges near the well, inside you will find a chest with an iron helmet, iron boots, iron pickaxe, bread and an apple. This will give you a good start. There are crops to harvest here.
If you go east of the desert village to another well (there are several) you can dig straight down from there and reach a cavern which contains diamonds and gold, as well as a lot of iron and coal.
In addition, to the south of the desert village there is a temple that can be looted for gold bars, iron bars, horse armor, an emerald and lots of bones.
The savannah village is northwest of the desert village and has a lot of crops planted. Pigs are easily found in this region.
BONUS: The treasure chest in the savannah village contains a diamond, a saddle and gold and iron bars.
The plains village is north of the desert village (east of the savannah village) and has a lot of wheat, carrots and potatoes already growing and ready to harvest/replant. Sheep are plentiful, as well as some chickens.
The terrain is also pretty nice, with high desert hills and a coastline nearby.
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Friday, April 11, 2014
The Races of Neptune's Pride II
My blog is certainly not the most prominent place to post this information, but when I recently started a game on Neptune's Pride I had a heck of a time finding any info about the race of my character.
I remembered a little bit from when I first chose my avatar, but wanted more details for my "role playing." I know that strategy and defense are more important in this game, and you can basically make up whatever you want for RP, but I liked what the game creators wrote about my alien race and wanted to refer back to it. But it was nowhere to be found. Google search gave me squat and the game's site itself had no obvious link back to that info.
Eventually I realized (duh) that if I went to start a new game I would get to see the races' infocards again. But this time I took screenshots of it all.
So here, for your reference (if by some miracle you find this page) are the 12 races of Neptune's Pride (and you could do your own custom race if you get a premium account).
So this will save me time when I want to remind myself what freakin' race I am this time around. And all of the images above are, of course, copyright of Iron Helmet Games, All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2010.
I remembered a little bit from when I first chose my avatar, but wanted more details for my "role playing." I know that strategy and defense are more important in this game, and you can basically make up whatever you want for RP, but I liked what the game creators wrote about my alien race and wanted to refer back to it. But it was nowhere to be found. Google search gave me squat and the game's site itself had no obvious link back to that info.
Eventually I realized (duh) that if I went to start a new game I would get to see the races' infocards again. But this time I took screenshots of it all.
So here, for your reference (if by some miracle you find this page) are the 12 races of Neptune's Pride (and you could do your own custom race if you get a premium account).
So this will save me time when I want to remind myself what freakin' race I am this time around. And all of the images above are, of course, copyright of Iron Helmet Games, All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2010.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Woodcuts of Animals
I ran across this book at my place of work and was drawn in by the beautiful woodcuts of common animals. Take a gander:
Natural Bedbug Prevention
A good way to get rid of bedbugs is to mix equal parts of Pennyroyal Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, and rubbing alcohol (distilled) and spray your mattress, pillows, around the baseboards, electrical outlets, light switches or other places bedbugs may come through.
And in case you're trying to communicate about bedbugs to neighbors who speak a different language, here's a handy dandy guide:
And in case you're trying to communicate about bedbugs to neighbors who speak a different language, here's a handy dandy guide:
Natural Ant-bite Treatments
Many of the best ant bites treatment methods are totally natural. They are made from things you routinely have right in your own home. Many of the methods listed below are insect bites treatment methods which work for all types of insect irritation. All of them are unequivocally helpful in dealing with ant bites.
Ants are annoying little critters – except for when they bite. For such tiny insects, they certainly can cause a lot of discomfort! Fortunately there are a number of different ant bites treatment options available, many of which are completely natural. Sometimes, natural insect bites treatment methods are the best. After all, with ant bites, bee stings, or any other type of insect bites, it typically happens at home, and you may not have time to go running to the store to get some relief. The ant bites treatment options listed below are completely natural, comprised of items you likely just have lying around the house!
Treatment Method #1: Fruits and Vegetables
That is something of a catch all cure, because there are quite a few fruits and vegetables which can be helpful with ant bites – or at least their extracts and juices can be beneficial. For instance, you can put lemon juice, straight, onto the bite of an ant. The acidity can neutralize and counteract the acid found in the bite. Similarly, a poultice made from lemon balm – its leaves, crushed – and water can soothe the bite of an ant. You can also simply place a slice of cool cucumber onto your ant bite. Likewise, you can cut a clove of garlic or an onion and place it on the site of your bite. Then, after you have done so, squeeze on some cucumber juice for added soothing.
Treatment Method #2: Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is used in a number of insect bites treatment methods – actually, it is also beneficial with a number of general painful skin conditions, such as sunburns and rashes. It can help with bee stings and bites from those pesky little ants. The juice of the plant in particular is soothing. All you need to do is cut one of the plant’s leaves open and then squeeze the juice out onto your bite. You can also get the gel from the plant, which will draw out any lingering infection.
Treatment Method #3: Baking Soda
Making a paste out of baking soda and water is probably the most common and well know ant bites treatment. Literally all you have to do is make a paste, and then apply it directly to your bite. In addition to dealing with the pain, it will also make the wound itch less. As many of us know, this is also a preferred treatment option for bee stings.
Treatment Method #4: Clay
Mixing clay and water is also an effective ant bites treatment. All you have to do is make a paste of water and clay and spread it directly on the site of your ant bite. It will soothe the pain and burn of the bite. It will also relieve the itching.
Treatment Method #5: Tea Bags
As mentioned, the bite of the ant is quite acidic. Tea – or, more correctly, tea bags – is another effective ant bites treatment which works to neutralize that acid. Tea contains tannic acid, which works as the neutralizer. Most people say that black tea works best. All you have to do is place the tea bag against the bite.
Ants are annoying little critters – except for when they bite. For such tiny insects, they certainly can cause a lot of discomfort! Fortunately there are a number of different ant bites treatment options available, many of which are completely natural. Sometimes, natural insect bites treatment methods are the best. After all, with ant bites, bee stings, or any other type of insect bites, it typically happens at home, and you may not have time to go running to the store to get some relief. The ant bites treatment options listed below are completely natural, comprised of items you likely just have lying around the house!
Treatment Method #1: Fruits and Vegetables
That is something of a catch all cure, because there are quite a few fruits and vegetables which can be helpful with ant bites – or at least their extracts and juices can be beneficial. For instance, you can put lemon juice, straight, onto the bite of an ant. The acidity can neutralize and counteract the acid found in the bite. Similarly, a poultice made from lemon balm – its leaves, crushed – and water can soothe the bite of an ant. You can also simply place a slice of cool cucumber onto your ant bite. Likewise, you can cut a clove of garlic or an onion and place it on the site of your bite. Then, after you have done so, squeeze on some cucumber juice for added soothing.
Treatment Method #2: Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is used in a number of insect bites treatment methods – actually, it is also beneficial with a number of general painful skin conditions, such as sunburns and rashes. It can help with bee stings and bites from those pesky little ants. The juice of the plant in particular is soothing. All you need to do is cut one of the plant’s leaves open and then squeeze the juice out onto your bite. You can also get the gel from the plant, which will draw out any lingering infection.
Treatment Method #3: Baking Soda
Making a paste out of baking soda and water is probably the most common and well know ant bites treatment. Literally all you have to do is make a paste, and then apply it directly to your bite. In addition to dealing with the pain, it will also make the wound itch less. As many of us know, this is also a preferred treatment option for bee stings.
Treatment Method #4: Clay
Mixing clay and water is also an effective ant bites treatment. All you have to do is make a paste of water and clay and spread it directly on the site of your ant bite. It will soothe the pain and burn of the bite. It will also relieve the itching.
Treatment Method #5: Tea Bags
As mentioned, the bite of the ant is quite acidic. Tea – or, more correctly, tea bags – is another effective ant bites treatment which works to neutralize that acid. Tea contains tannic acid, which works as the neutralizer. Most people say that black tea works best. All you have to do is place the tea bag against the bite.
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