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I just found out about this after quite a bit of fruitless in-game searching, and I wanted to spread the word. I thought I was really unlucky or unobservant. Turns out if your save file predates the breaking ground expansion, you won't see any of the surface science features until you follow these instructions:

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I've ran into an issue with the breaking ground DLC, none of the parts included display in the SPH/VAB, the category 'robotic parts' is present, as is all the stock craft that come with Breaking Ground, but the category is completely blank and none of the Breaking Ground stock craft can be loaded due to containing 'locked or invalid parts' and can't be loaded.

EDIT: deleted everything and redownloaded, no change. Parts from the base game and making history are all present, but none from breaking ground. The robotics category contains no parts and all of the stock craft included in breaking ground show errors.

On Tuesday, Congressman Blumenauer joined US Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to celebrate the groundbreaking of the SW Moody Ave. Project along the South Waterfront District Area in Portland.

This book presents twelve fascinating women whose contributions to the development and progress of Old World archaeology---in an area ranging from Italy to Mesopotamia---have been immeasurable. Each essay in this collection examines the life of a pioneer archaeologist in the early days of the discipline, tracing her path from education in the classics to travel and exploration and eventual international recognition in the field of archaeology. The lives of these women may serve as models both for those interested in gender studies and the history of archaeology because in fact, they broke ground both as women and as archaeologists.

Elected officials, trades industry representatives, community leaders, CNM representatives, and trades students will be

on hand to celebrate the groundbreaking of the facility, where the next generations of students will be trained and connected to the high-quality, high-demand careers that are critical for economic development in the years ahead.

NFL legends and groundbreakers including Jerry Rice, Doug Williams, Mel Blount and Marquette King share their stories of the HBCU experience. Each player discusses the impact HBCUs had in not only shaping their football careers, but in laying the crucial foundation for what the NFL has become.

Breaking Ground, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the initial stage of a new construction project. This process often commences with a ceremonial event, typically involving the initial digging into the ground, symbolizing the beginning of the construction project. It is the first step towards site preparation which involves various tasks including soil testing, land clearing, excavation, and leveling among others. Breaking ground signifies the transition from the planning and designing phase into the physical building phase of a project. The event is usually marked with utmost importance as it indicates the project's commencement and is often attended by the project stakeholders, from contracting company representatives to local government officials. This signifies the beginning of the transformation of a blueprint into a tangible structure.

Spring has brought a blend of great progress and heartbreaking setbacks. Not only has the weather been some of the worst on record, the process of moving a farm is exponentially difficult. Going into 2018, I knew that this year will likely be the toughest I've lived thus far, so back in January I taped the word TENACITY onto my desk and repeat it as a mantra. Tenacity is defined as "the quality or fact of being very determined; determination; the quality or fact of continuing to exist; persistence."

Knowing that we wanted to begin planing at the new farm early in 2018, with a goal of fully moving the farming operation by mid-summer, the preparations began long before breaking ground. We planted all of our fall crops like ranunculus, tulips, anemone and cool flowers like snapdragons, bupleurum and foxglove at the old farm in Candler where we've been farming for the past several years. I initially hoped to fall plant (2017) at the new farm, but accepted the fact that this would mean rushing through soil prep and rushing typically leads to mistakes or poor overall quality. So I made the decision to fall plant at the old farm and to begin planting on our new land for the 2018 calendar year.

Last July I had a soil test completed through the NC Extension Office and discovered that the soil had a slightly low pH (very standard for Western North Carolina). After mapping out the field locations, which entailed lots of measuring and remeasuring, I slowly begin breaking ground with our new tractor. After finally accomplishing a loamy tilled field, I applied the recommend amount of lime to balance the pH levels as well as some organic fertilizer (also applied based on recommendations from the soil report). I incorporated this into the soil and then sowed a cover crop mixture of oats, winter peas and rye. While ideally all of our fields would be the same dimensions, that is just not practical for the shape of our farm - I'm trying to maximize every foot of flat ground so we have 4 fields of different sizes.

Once the soil warmed and dried out enough, I tilled under the cover crop and the fields were ready to go for spring planting. We laid landscape fabric and began tucking plants into the ground. We do not direct sow any seeds because of the high weed/grass pressure. Typically lay drip tape for irrigation under the landscape fabric, however this year we will lay it on top of the fabric once it becomes necessary to irrigate. We've had more than enough rain so far and do not have a well on the property yet (or a road for that matter), so that was something that I have chosen to figure out only when it becomes necessary. We can irrigate out of the creek that borders the fields if/when things dry out.

That's why I was thrilled to join City leaders, including Councilmember Carroll Fife, Councilmember Dan Kalb, the Office of Assemblymember Mia Bonta, Oakland Public Works Director G. Harold Duffey, Oakland Parks Recreation & Youth Development General Supervisor Donte Watson, as well as City staff and community stakeholders, in Mosswood Park to break ground on the new Mosswood Community Center. e24fc04721