denyasis

denyasis

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Thanks for the info guys, especially about the sugar. I'll start experimenting next week when I get a paycheck (and it's forcasted to be in the mid 90's, YaY!).

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To tell what you are currently using, there are several ways. Here's the easiest: Look at which card your monitor is plugged into - that the card you are using -Or- Right click on the destop Click PROPERTIES Click SETTINGS tab Under the DISPLAY drop down it will list your current monitor and video card. Notes: - I don't know what cards you have in your system and it's possible you might have an SLI or Crossfire setup. I'm assuming that you are simpl

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well, being that this is a text board, I would expect there to be typos. Spelling however, is fairly fundamental and with out the written text on these boards, there would be no ideas to discuss. Besides, it does matter if you lack the ability to articulate your ideas, written or spoken. I am glad that most of us can see over the typos and understand our comrades' posts and aren't too hung up on every little spelling error.

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i wouldn't sweat it too much man, you're system does a very fine job and there's no need for benchmarks to tell that, lol I'm not a vista expert, but I think Vista comes with DX10 and DX9L. DX9L, from what little I've read, is supposed to emulate DX9 in some fashion so DX9 programs will run on vista. The benchmark, I bet, is probably having problems with this. Best guess is the usual: see if there are updates for vista or your benchmark - possible videocards as well as it won't hur

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Thanks guys. I'll give both a shot. I've heard of Gin and Tanqueray, but what is a Pucker (a type, brand, etc)? Told you I'm new to this I'm going for smoothies, as its kinda healthy (fruit!!) and its something that both I and my significant other can enjoy as she dislikes beer.

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I watch ABC at night, and will browse CNN. Unfortunately, I don't get a paper (I'm not sure if my town has one), and the local news out here is ummm, very amatuer in terms of presentation and information provided.

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I liked 4 sister wines, They are a local NJ winery. But since I've moved, I've not tried a new wine. I do enjoy guiness, epsecially since killian's is getting more watery. I'll admit that Mike's or Smirnoff can be pretty good (I have a huge sweet tooth), but expensive. Same thing with Bailey's, that only gets broken out for special occasions (when someone else is buying) cause I can't afford 20 bucks for a tiny bottle. ps. I could use some advice as I'm not well versed in alco

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yeah, I'm somewhat saddened by google's use of our informations. One should note that the group that rated google the lowests, also rated a number of popular sights, including, yahoo, facebook, myspace, ebay, last fm, BBC, microsoft, etc for thier study. None got the highest rating. I think I'm more saddened that so many sites that alot of us probably use for thing or another are so poor in the way the protect our information. Its very discouraging. An abstract of the

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I research and sell it to the AI. I do this for 2 reasons 1 - I get a good amount of money for it, which is nice. 2 - hopefully, I'll trick the AI into building or auto upgrading thier planets with these farms. This kills thier morale. This way, especially for nicer planets I can use the money I got for selling farms to fund revolts when I invade (information warfare) and I get a nice new planet, which is cool.

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hmmmm We should pout these in a time capsule and see what comes of it many years from now. I'm going for 20 years, lol. I see a few problems with oil, especially as Russia (2nd biggest exporter, sometime 1st if Opec slows the Saudi production) becomes more emboldened and hostile to Europe/America. Food prices will go up in america as we convert farmland to grow corn (for fuel) and less corn and other produce is available for market. Also a resurgence in Nuclear power

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Very true DivineWrath. I think my comment was more relative in nature. I have seen forums that are much worse with moderators gracing alomst every thread to try and keep the peace. Over all I think the moderators are doing a great job and I think the community members also seem very good at checking themselves before posting something that could be offensive. No one quotes me though! i demand to be quoted <IMG onload="ImageResiz

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That is one problem our military faces. Traditionally, militaries fought eachother, or, they fought an "identifiable" enemy. By identifiable, I would mean things like uniforms, command structure, organization, Rules, etc. With modern wars, our enemy tries to look like civillians as civillians are traditionally identified as being non-combants and shouldn't be killed. This makes it very diffiuclt for our military as we can't easily distinguish between innocent civillian and insurgent, terrorist,

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dystopic; You are correct that early texts do mention other religions and gods. However, the spirit and intent of the text is that Moses's people should reject the other gods (releigions) in favor of God. You must also take into account that back then, Juddaism existed at a time when monotheism was fairly rare, so it would be implicit in its teachings to actively reject other religions (And transition to from polytheism to monotheism). That would make logical sense. Again

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hahah, nice. I do like the variety of ideas here. I'm also glad that many people can remain civil, especially while debating very hot topics. I have been some places where every thread I've seen has turned into a flame war. It's very nice to find a forum that is so open and friendly. Thanks to everyone here!

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police deal with the crime on the streets every day. they're much more likley to find themselves in life-threatening situations, presumably they'd have a better time keeping cool in such a situation. Very true, but in different ways. There is a reaction system called PEDA. Perceive, evaluate, Decide, Act. Essentially its takes time to react to a situation. From a tactical perspective, If you are constantly reacting

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Marcus; I asked my father once that question in your OP. He is a very smart man when it comes to these issues and knows them very well (aka, PhD). Here's the gist of what he told me: Before I dive into this, please remember that there are always exceptions to generalizations. I do not intend to offend anyone, just to make clear this relationship: Essentially it comes down to the rise of the modern civilization and how it was influenced by parrallel rise of monotheism (

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Somehow i do not think the anti terrorist squad would be much enclined to risk their lives too much to arrest an armed terrorist, same in Iraq. Not Quite true. In America, they would be captured to stand trial, if possible. That is the goal. Take the recent JFK plot. Those men will stand trail. The goal wasn't to kill them, but to arrest them. Sometimes people will resist arrest and force (even deadly in specific

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I did not see anything like this posted earlier, so here is another: ==TradeMark Counterfeiting== Design: The effect of a randomly chosen, already built trade good would be nullified. This would include the builder of the trade good in addition to any civ's that the builder may haave traded the good to. (Ie- If I build Dipo Translators and sell them to teh drengin, both of us would loose our bonus). The tile that the trade good is built on would not be reclaimed, however. I

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Exactly. In the US, the main goal with dealing with potential terrorists is judicial in nature. We want to arrest them so they may stand trial. They are criminals. In Iraq, a potential terrorist is now an enemy and would be killed.

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Thanks to the men and women that gave up everything for our country. Best Wishes to all of our vets also!

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I would tend to agree. However, I am not a soldier in Iraq. I would even tender the guess that I, along with many here, have no idea what it is really like for a soldier in Iraq. I can make no assumptions as to the limits of their discretion with use of force or thier justifications. Are there intances where it is appropriate for our forces to use force in a situation where a US police officer would not? Of course. The military is not a police force. It can't be used as such. And we mu

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Mystikmind, I'm merely commenting on the ability of US police to use Force from your earlier comment (#68). In the US, I really can't use the perception of a threat as justification for Deadly Use of Force. Unless it is very weird circimstances, I need an actual and immediate threat (Ie. an offender pulling out a firearm and aiming it at someone). If I percieve that an individual is going to kill me, am I justified in killing him? No. There may not have been an actual threat; he may ha

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