Zorrm

I think this is a neat idea. I'd like to apply as either the pilot/test pilot or the launch stage engineer.

With a family, you really need to make sure you maintain a good balance of play time and family time. For me personally, most of my time playing comes when she is sleeping, or out running around doing things. Keep in mind, that while KSP will always be there, your family may not be. It is ridiculously addicting though, I'll definitely give you that.

Your engine assembly is incredibly similar to mine.

If you are looking to make any sort of money with streaming and/or youtube, whether it be a dollar or (hopefully) many dollars, you're going to want software that is licensed and that you will end up most likely paying for. There are a plethora of options out there, and a lot of it boils down to compatability with your rig as well as personel preferrence. I personally use XSplit for both recording and streaming, and have paid for the license as to not run into any issues with monetary gains down the line, as well as myself feeling compelled to give credit to those who produce good software.

Parachutes are apparently pretty important when landing on Eve. Who would've thought?!

Yesterday I started putting together another interplanetary cruiser, this time with the intent on going to Eve and Gilly, starting the set up for a base on Eve. Today I will get the cruiser refueled and put the last set of items on it, and then it's onwards and upwards!

This will be awesome, I'm definitely excited to see what they have in store for us this time.

I personally use mechjeb for this, as the amount of information it is able to give you is invaluable.

Good job bud, getting to the mun and back is a huge leap. Now time to get a station up and hone your skills for getting to other planets!

I personally prefer steam just due to the ease of use, and the ability to easily put the game on several different computers that you may have. It's also a pretty good social tool that I like to have, mixed in with Raptr.