What exactly is "Family"? Is it just a word used to label people who are blood-related? Dianne in the beginning believes so. but throughout the exploration of different kinds of experiences Dianne has a very different meaning to the word "Family". Read and Find out. What exactly is the definition of... Family?

200 years ago man created the greatest AI known but this Machine eventually grew a mind of its own and evetually it's own body, it rose up with others like it against the human race this battle went on for about 20 years and nature and most resources were dieing off cause of the continuing battles but the final battle it released a large blast but is wasn't a bomb it was something else entirely, the machines had something hidden down their main base, something that wasn't human or machine something not of this earth, the blast brought back nature it changed it along with the humans and Machines closes to the blast.....both of them went a evolution of some sorts and because of this both sides where able to form a peace ending the war



Lia Giles became a border guard and mechanic for the power lines on the in between of the main city and the unearthly forests, no longer being able to stand living in the high technology world where humans are treated like second class citizens. On one of her patrols she discovers something or more like someone that no one has ever seen before.

How development work... always in upward but what if it went to starting. Humans are struggling to survive but not from any other.they are struggling to live by fish low.

Its 2072,Everything that was on Earth is over, but people still live here.after a nuclear attack on whole earth...
its no more earth,its only seven lands where people struggling to live.
This attack brought the whole earth to the brink of destruction, but after the attack, whoever accidentally breathed in it only for a short time without any filter Some part of his sense was greatly increased.This power is only the senses that are your weakest sense.
Despite this, if anyone breathes it for a long time, then that air only kills it.
Raman is here accidentally from some other time And he is unable to guess anything, so which sense will increase for him.
Now water is not so easy on seven lands and Raman is thirsty, so where will the search for water take him......or the search will become a great journey.

Ben, from a prestigious family located in England, met his end poisoned by the Messinas family yet encountered fortune on his deathbed.

"System Initiation Conditions Met..."

"Initiating..."

"Welcome Host,
To Godly..."

This novel has been ceased: the route this novel was following was not really a good idea in the first place...

World is cruel and lacks meaning

Raised as a poor orphan at the imperial outskirts, Evan never had to choose what he was going to do.

Incorporated in the cadet corps at the young age of ten. Enrolled into academy after reaching age of fifteen. Killed first barbarian before crossing the mark of eighteen years spend on the face of the earth.

As his achievements pile up and friends he made starts to vanish from the relentless slashes of barbarian axes, he grow an intention to retire.

Together with remaining two friends, he finally leave the hellish battleground to finally cash out the service they had given to Emperor to create their own home!

ATTENTION: This series is currently being developed. Time of release will be April 2nd.

It was normal for Lin Wan not to understand. This was because when she was working at Sun Strike Studios; she worked on Bullet Hole. Later, when she moved to Tengda Games, she helped to create Ocean Stronghold and Game Designer. All of these were client-side games. 
Bloody Battle Song was a web-based game. One could say that it was a completely different kind of game compared to the ones she worked on before. 
Web-based games made use of a set of unique design concepts and principles. The gameplay on mature systems for this type of games was rarely seen in client-side games. 
Not only had Lin Wan never researched and developed web-based games, but she had never even played web-based games. She was not even interested in them. 
Yet, in the meeting led by Ye Zhizhou, they employed common terms used in the development of web-based games and complicated English acronyms as well. When they were describing the gameplay, they also made use of a lot of slang words and short-forms that would only be known to people familiar with the internal processes. 
Because of this—even though everyone spoke in Mandarin, Lin Wan found that she could only understand thirty to forty percent of the discussion. 
Simply put, she knew every single word; but when strung into sentences, she had no idea what they were talking about. 
Lin Wan had no choice but to silently take notes, without nodding or asking a single question. 
She refrained from nodding because she did not understand what was going on, and she did not want to pretend that she did. She refrained from asking questions because she was worried that she would display her own ignorance and embarrass Tengda and Boss Pei. 
On the other hand, Ye Zhizhou and Wang Xiaobin would steal glances at Lin Wan every now and then. 
All they saw was Lin Wan's somber expression and her writing in her book non-stop. It was hard for them to read her expression. They had no clue what she was thinking. 
Although she looked young, none of them belittled her. After all, the people whom Boss Pei hired had never been of the same pattern. 
If Boss Pei thought so highly of her, they guessed that she had to be either genuinely talented or someone with great, hidden potential. No matter what, they could not afford to offend her. 
Every now and then, Ye Zhizhou would pause mid-speech to give Lin Wan time to express her opinions. 
Boss Pei had not made any edits to the design manuscript, but who knew whether the Development Director would have any valuable suggestions to offer? 
However, Lin Wan remained silent as she recorded the meeting. She did not utter a single word. 
Ye Zhizhou was beginning to doubt himself. 
Why don't Boss Pei and this director have any suggestions? 
Was my design manuscript really perfect? 
It can't be, right? 
Have I been underestimating myself? 
… 
Finally, they finished discussing the design manuscript. Ye Zhizhou briefed everybody on the schedule for the project and the art resources that they would need for the game. He also proposed a budget of about two million yuan for the various art resources that they required. 
After this, Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan. 
This director has to give a comment or two, right? 
What else are you here for? 
Lin Wan felt everybody's gaze boring into her and began to panic inside. 
What should I do? Even after listening to their discussion all day, I don't understand a single thing! 
Even if I understood a small portion of it, there's nothing to discuss. Everything that I managed to understand was basic. Wouldn't I be making a fool of myself if I raise it up? 
The good thing was that Lin Wan did not show her panic. Instead, she successfully brought up a point that she knew Boss Pei would definitely not be happy with. 
"I have no big issue with other things. The only problem is the budget estimate. According to my understanding of Boss Pei, he would not allow it." 
Ye Zhizhou began to feel nervous. Indeed, they would not get approval for the budget estimate after all! 
Setting two million yuan aside for a web-based game did sound ridiculous. 
Expenses for research and development should only make up a small portion of the total budget for web-based games. The majority of the budget should be used for marketing, like buying pay-per-click advertising on webpages, hiring celebrities, and the like. 
This would be decided based on the target audience of the web-based game. 
Web-based games were mostly targeted at white-collared workers and whales. These people did not have high expectations for the games' graphics. Most of them played these games secretly while at work. They would not want complicated operations that would take up brainpower. 
Instead, these people would only be interested in topping-up and killing others with their mouse. 
On top of that, these people had higher purchasing power. Thus, it would be wiser to save money on research and development and spend it on advertising instead. This would maximize revenue earned from the game. 
However, when Ye Zhizhou was calculating the budget, he decided that he did not want to go down the traditional path. 
It was not easy to get Boss Pei to make a decision—this game would be named 'The Powerful Version'. He could not possibly allow the graphics to be as bad as other ordinary web-based games.
The art resources had to be made high-definition for sure. The various gameplay had to be improved to the point of perfection. 
All of these little things would add up to about two million yuan. Ye Zhizhou even checked with Wang Xiaobin beforehand; he was very satisfied with the budget estimate. 
Yet, was Lin Wan going to say it was too much? 
Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan apprehensively. In his heart, he decided that they could reduce the estimate by three or four hundred thousand yuan at most… but not any more than that. 
Lin Wan spoke again. "I think… Boss Pei would only approve of this project if you have a budget estimate of four million yuan at least. 
"Forget it. You should make it five million yuan. That'll save Boss Pei from having to check in. This way, you definitely won't have to redo everything later on." 
Each time they re-estimated the budget, they had to edit the list of art resources and the various plans. They also had to find new artists and processes from the website for resources. 
Increasing the budget estimate from two million yuan to three or four million yuan would be almost double. That meant all the plans would have to be re-done from scratch. To achieve this huge change, it would not be just a matter of engaging different artists. 
Thus, Lin Wan considerately hinted for them to raise the budget estimate from the start. This would save them the trouble of working hard on the budget estimate, only to have Boss Pei call them and ask them to redo everything. 
Everyone was dumbfounded. 
Ye Zhizhou almost thought that he had heard wrongly. 
Two million yuan was too little? They had to increase it to five million? 
They had more than double the original budget estimate? 
However, when he saw Lin Wan's serious expression, he realized that she was not joking. This was a serious warning. 
Ye Zhizhou and Wang Xiaobin exchanged a meaningful look. Hesitantly, Ye Zhizhou asked, "Five million? That sounds like too much…
"Actually, we don't need that much money. Two million yuan is enough. It really is enough." 
Lin Wan shook her head. "To you, it might be enough. However, to Boss Pei, it is far from enough. You don't know how particular Boss Pei can be about these details. Listen to me. Make it five million yuan." 
Lin Wan could not help but rejoice when she saw Ye Zhizhou lower his head in confusion and begin to edit the proposal. 
I finally understand why Boss Pei sent me here! Apart from learning about the design and knowledge relevant to this type of game, my more important responsibility is to influence them with the Tengda spirit! 
The way Ye Zhizhou acted so cautiously with the budget estimate reminds me of what Lu Mingliang was like before. 
Boss Pei is extremely busy. He has many things to take care of. He cannot possibly correct these bad habits himself. That was why he sent me here. On one hand, he's giving me the opportunity to hone my skills. On the other hand, he's using me to correct these people's bad habits! 
That's why I should focus on correcting their mentality. I need to help them emulate Tengda. Boss Pei did not lie to me. This really is an important job!
Ye Zhizhou quickly edited the budget estimate and frowned. 
"But… if we increase the budget estimate to five million yuan, we will run into a new problem. 
"We're only creating a web-based game. Even if we make all our resources high definition, and hire top artists to handle the concept design, we might not be able to finish spending all the money… 
"What's more, we're using the official platform's 2D game engine at the moment. It doesn't support these high-definition graphics very well. The effect might not be as obvious as we hope.
"Simply put… the quality-price ratio is going to be bad." 
Lin Wan pondered for a moment and said, "Let's change the engine then. We'll use the 3D one instead." 
Ye Zhizhou was speechless. "If we use the 3D game engine… we won't be able to let it remain as a web-based game. We have to transmit a huge amount of art resources. The current internet speed causes these to load too slowly." 
Web-based games were meant to be played once they opened. All the art resources were supposed to be downloadable on the spot. 
They were limited by internet speed. That was why they could not allow the art files to grow too big. Otherwise, the transmission would slow down. If players could not see the background even after walking around in a certain place, wouldn't it be extremely awkward? 
This was the reason why Lin Wan saw the words 'downloading content' every time she went to a new place in Bloody Battle Song. 
After so much discussion, the problem did not seem like it could be solved. 
Lin Wan knew very well that a mere two-million-yuan budget would not satisfy Boss Pei. However, they were limited by the demands of a web-based game. Even if they wanted to increase the budget to five million yuan, there was nowhere they could spend the money. 
That was unless they decided not to make the new game a web-based one but a client-side one instead. Players would then be required to download all the content into their own computers. 
However, doing this… would change the entire mode of the game. Wouldn't that be akin to changing it fundamentally beyond recognition? 
Wang Xiaobin cleared his throat twice. "Heh, I think that we can try to make the game a mini-client if we want to use high-definition resources and create a 3D version. This is a mini-client. 
"Compared to client-side games, players would need to download far fewer resources. What's more, there would not be too many requirements on the hardware. On the other hand, compared to web-based games, the graphics would be obviously better.
"Of course, we could fail on both ends. We would be taking a huge risk."


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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1
What are three common features of plant and animal cells (eukaryotes)?
1) Cell membrane; 2) Cytoplasm; 3) Genetic material in a nucleus.
2
Which are bigger; bacterial cells (prokaryotes) or eukaryotes?
Eukaryotes.
3
True or false? "Prokaryotic cells have a cell wall."
True.
4
True or false? "Prokaryotic cells have a nucleus."
False.
5
In what form is the genetic material in a prokaryotic cell?
A single DNA loop.
6
Name five common parts of animal and plant cells.
Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria, ribosomes
7
Name two further features of a plant cell.
Chloroplasts, permanent vacuole (filled with cell sap).  
8
Describe the function of the nucleus.
Contains the genetic material of the cell.
9
Describe the function of the cytoplasm.
The location of cellular reactions.
10
Describe the function of the cell membrane.
To determine what is allowed into and out of the cell.
11
Describe the function of the mitochondria.
Where aerobic respiration occurs to release energy.
12
Describe the function of the ribosomes.
To bond amino acids together to form proteins (protein synthesis).
13
Describe the function of the chloroplasts.
The location of photosynthesis.
14
Describe the function of the permanent vacuole.
A storage area for ions and water, sometimes pigments.
15
Which strong material is the cell wall of plant and algal cells made from?
Cellulose.
16
What is the definition of a cell?
The individual unit of an organism.
17
What is the definition of a tissue?
Cells of the same type working together to perform a specific function.
18
What is the definition of an organ?
A structure made from multiple tissue types to perform a specific function.
19
What is the definition of an organ system?
Multiple organs working together to perform a specific function.
20
Describe a specialisation of a sperm cell.
Mobile due to flagellum; many mitochondria to allow high energy release for movement; streamlined head; digestive enzymes in head to break down egg membrane.
21
Describe a specialisation of a nerve cell.
Many mitochondria to provide lots of energy for active transport; many proteins embedded in cell membrane to allow ion movement.
22
Describe a specialisation of a muscle cell.
Many mitochondria to provide lots of energy for contraction; many ribosomes to synthesise proteins.
23
Describe a specialisation of a root hair cell.
Elongated shape to increase surface area for ion absorption; many mitochondria to provide lots of energy for active transport.
24
Describe a specialisation of a xylem cell.
Little cell contents to allow easy movement of water and ions through each cell.
25
Describe a specialisation of a phloem cell.
Needs a companion cell to work optimally.
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26
What is "cell differentiation"?
The process of a stem cell dividing and becoming a specialised cell.
27
When do most animal cells differentiate?
At an early stage of development.
28
What is different about plant cells' differentiation?
They retain the ability to differentiate throughout life (e.g. a stem developing roots when planted in soil)
29
In mature animals, what is cell differentiation used for?
Repair and replacement of old/damaged cells.
30
What are the two advantages of electron microscopes over light microscopes?
1. Increased magnification, 2. Increased resolution.
31
What is the "resolution" or "resolving power" of a microscope?
The ability to determine two close objects as separate images.
32
What are the three forms of equation used to calculate magnification (M), the image size (I) or the actual size of an object (A)?
1. A=I/M, 2. I=A x M, 3. M=I/A
33
What is 1340000 nm expressed in standard form?
1.34 x 106 nm
34
What is 0.0000001 µm expressed in standard form?
1 x 10-7 µm
35
What is the difference between mm, µm and nm?
A factor of 1000.
36
By what process do bacterial cells divide?
Binary fission.
37
If provided with enough nutrients and a suitable temperature, how often can bacterial cells divide?
Around every 20 minutes.
38
Describe the two ways bacteria can be grown in a laboratory.
1. In a nutrient broth solution, 2. On an agar gel plate/petri dish.
39
What is a "contaminant"?
An unwanted species of microorganism growing in your culture.
40
What should you do with Petri dishes and culture media before use?
Sterilise it at high temperature to kill contaminants.
41
How do you sterilise inoculating loops?
Pass them through a Bunsen burner flame before use.
42
How should a Petri dish be stored in school?
Upside down, with tape securing the lid.
43
What is the maximum temperature cultures should be incubated at in schools or colleges?
25°C
44
Explain why the maximum incubation temperature for bacterial cultures in schools is 25⁰C.
To avoid growing potential pathogens.
45
If you were asked to calculate the cross-sectional area of a circular clear area around a disinfectant, what equation would you use?
pr2
46
What is a chromosome?
A coiled thread-like structure of nucleic acids (DNA) and protein found in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells.
47
What are genes?
Sections of DNA that contain the code for a particular protein.
48
In what arrangement are chromosomes found normally?
Pairs.
49
How many chromosomes does a human have?
23 pairs OR 46 in total.
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50
What has to happen within the cell before it can divide? (2 steps)
1. Cell organelles (e.g. mitochondria and ribosomes) have to replicate, 2. DNA has to be replicated (copied).
51
How many chromosomes will be present in a cell after DNA replication?
92 OR 46 pairs.
52
To where do the chromosomes moves to during mitosis?
To opposite ends of the cell.
53
What occurs during cytokinesis?
The cytoplasm and cell membranes divide.
54
Mitosis is critical for….
…growth, replacement and development of an organism.
55
What is a stem cell?
An undifferentiated cell capable of giving rise to many more cells of the same type.
56
Describe the function of stem cells in embryos.
To develop into multiple cell types aiding in the development of the embryo into a mature organism.
57
Describe the function of stem cells in adult animals.
To be the source of cells used in growth and repair of the mature animal.
58
Describe the function of stem cells in plant meristems.
To allow a plant to keep growing throughout its life (animals stop growing when mature) by specialising into any type of cell.
59
What is a potential use of stem cells in medicine?
To treat conditions where cells have been damaged e.g. diabetes, paralysis.
60
What is the principle of therapeutic cloning?
An embryo is produced with the same genes as the patient.
61
Give an advantage of therapeutic cloning.
No rejection of the new cells by the patient (as they are the patitent's own cells).
62
Give two potential problems with therapeutic cloning.
1. Risk of viral infection, 2. Religious/ethical objections around the use of embryos.
63
How are plant stem cells used in horticulture (commercial plant growing)?
To create plant cuttings (clones of the original plant).
64
Give two advantages of the use of clones in horticulture.
1. Rare species can be cloned to prevent extinction, 2. Crops with special adaptations (e.g. disease resistance) can be identically produced in large numbers.
65
Name the process whereby substances move in and out of a cell across the cell membrane.
Diffusion.
66
Define "diffusion".
The net movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration down a concentration gradient across a semi-permeable membrane.
67
Name three substances which move by diffusion within animal cells.
1. Oxygen and 2. carbon dioxide in gas exchange, 3. Urea out of cells to be excreted from the body.
68
Name three factors which affect the rate of diffusion.
1. The difference in concentrations (concentration gradient); 2. Temperature; 3. Surface area of the membrane.
69
Does a single-celled organism have a high or low surface area:volume ratio?
High.
70
How do single-celled organisms get enough oxygen without having lungs?
Due to its small size, and therefore its high SA:vol, diffusion across its membrane allows sufficient gas exchange
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71
An organism has a surface area of 50m2 and a volume of 20m3. What is its surface area to volume ratio?
2.5:1
72
Why do multicellular organisms tend to need exchange surfaces and transport systems?
Low SA:vol, therefore cannot rely on diffusion across cell membranes.
73
Name two common features that aid the exchange of substances in animal small intestine & lungs; fish gills; plant roots and leaves.
1. Large surface area, 2. Thin membrane to provide a short diffusion path.
74
Name two further features that aid the exchange of substances in animals but NOT plants.
1. An efficient blood supply, 2. The ability to ventilate (to allow air to move in and out of the organism).
75
Define osmosis.
The diffusion of water from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane.
76
If an animal cell loses a lot of water, what happens?
It crenates (shrivels) and cellular reactions are slowed or stopped.
77
If an animal cell gains a lot of water, what happens?
It can lyse (burst) and die.
78
If a plant cell loses a lot of water, what happens?
It becomes plasmolysed (cell membrane shrinks away from the cell wall).
79
If a plant cell gains a lot of water, what happens?
It becomes turgid (cell membrane pushes up against the cell wall).
80
Define active transport.
The movement of substances from a low concentration to a high concentration (against a concentration gradient).
81
What two things does active transport require that diffusion doesn't?
1. A transport protein (found in the cell membrane), 2. Energy.
82
From what reaction does the energy required for active transport come?  
Respiration.
83
Where does active transport happen within a cell?
The mitochondria.
84
Give two examples of where active transport is used in Biology. (1 plant, 1 animal)
1. Plant root hair cells absorbing mineral ions from the soil, 2. Glucose absorption from the small intestine into the blood.

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