Jythier

Jythier

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I'm 28 years old, I have 4 kids, and I am in the hospital recovering from a heart attack and the related proceedures that saved my life. Over the last two weeks, I went to the doctor, was diagnosed with high blood pressure, went back to the doctor, went to a lab, got diagnosed with high choloesterol, got put on medication for both, and then ended up in the hospital after having my 'first' heart attack. I was playing basketball with some kids at the church, and my

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Just don't think your logical fallacies are getting you anywhere. Even if you justified her not being smart you still wouldn't have said anything against what she wrote about vaccinations. And really, I'm not asking you to do anything, I'm just letting you know that you didn't score any points with an ad hominem fallacy.

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[quote who="Daiwa" reply="79" id="3324598"] Just in case Jythier misunderstood my Reply #76, I was referring to the author of an article lula linked to, not to lula.[/quote] I caught the context. You're still attacking the person "She doesn't seem to be very smart" but not the arguments she presents.

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So, I tried it, and it was very horrible in that I messed up and thought that colonizing costs were for a single turn and they're repetitive costs. This did NOT go well... I will try again tonight with a more... conservative... colonization strategy.

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Grabbed a couple expansions. Now I can be Orthodox or Muslim. Yay! Of course, I'm only into 1120 or so in my first game. I've gotten to my third character now. I have access to retinues now but I don't have enough retinue points. Those seem very powerful, considering they're bigger than any levy I can produce.

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[quote who="BernieTime" reply="29" id="3322052"]I'm happy you enjoy the ribbon, but the point of my post is that revisions of software are supposed to be more intuitive and functional than previous versions. The initial implementation of the Ribbon Bar was neither. I do IT work for a living and have no problem acclimating to new software apps. [/quote] That's not what I said, and not what you said either. The original ribbon was crap. You couldn

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[quote who="BernieTime" reply="25" id="3321782"]My first experience with Word 2007 went okay until I wanted to print. Took me 20 minutes to figure out where they hid the print function. Since then I've given the ribbon the middle finger and went back to Office 2003, then later Kingsoft Office.[/quote] Sorry for your inability to understand and utilize new software and features. The best thing about the new software with the ribbon was that

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YES! You're still making it!!! I wondered what had happened to it. Not having the computing resources available completely slipped my mind.

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