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Thanks for the info, people (including the bump, sourboy). After looking at a few of the suggested sites, I think that collectively, they have a pretty good library -- enough for my needs.

I am interested in downloading several songs (< 10) legally. I do not have an iPod, so I do not want to use Apple as a source. Also, this is a one time thing, and only involves a few songs, so I do not want to pay a monthly fee for download service. What are the best sites to download .mp3...

Both good ideas. Results forthcoming...

What/Where is the Government Archives?

This a question posed to anyone from the greater Boston/New England area... A few weeks ago, the JFK made a last port call in Boston Harbor before heading south to be decommissioned. While in the harbor, portions of the ship were open to the public. At the end of the open areas (in the stern...

Any chance at ALL of releasing the current version? I understand a desire to continue checking for bugs, but right now, a buggy version sounds much better than no version at all.

Quite simply: YES!

Unfortunately I do not have as much spare time to peruse these forums as I once did. However, I recently noticed that activity on this thread has been nonexistent. Has the mod been released, or has yet another thread been opened for further discussion? I quickly scanned through the...

HMAS Sydney & HSK Kormoran (Steiermark)

Another vote for release.....

How do you perform the action done by right clicking on a populated tile in Civ3 (i.e., to index into a stack of units)? Similarly, is there a way to see how many units are in a (my) city without selecting it?

So, these sound like dumb questions, even to me, but I am both stymied and impatient. 1. How do you index into a stack (i.e., perform the action done by right clicking on a stack in civ3)? 2. Edit: never mind -- found out. :cool: This <alt> business is annoying. <ctrl> is so much more...

Sorry about the delay, guys -- I've been swamped at work. I don't have a question -- pass to next poster...

He shot an albatross. Best lines from that poem: Water, water everywhere/nor any drop to drink

I don't have time to read through the 11 pages here, and I'm a little confused. Is this mod playable, or are people just contributing units, etc.?

Interesting responses. Having limited time for my leisure hobbies (i.e., history), most of my studies of major events [in the modern era] have been limited to the American perspective -- books more readily obtained from libraries, etc. Perhaps someday, when I retire and have more time, I...

Correct. "Der Tennisschläger" referred to the last remaining Russian bridgeheads in Stalingrad at one point during the battle. I'm not sure about the thread rules if the question goes to you or not...

I think it was a less a problem of the Navy learning from the errors than the torpedo manufacturers learning from the errors... Question: What was "the tennis racket" (translated)?

Where to start? They plain didn't work. Despite a reported failure rate of 2/3, the design engineers refused to admit a flaw in the exploder. It ended up being a failure to correctly calculate the effects of the torpedo running speed. Tests were done at 33 knots. The torpedo ran (at high...