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Thanks for your sympathy, everyone. :love: Actually, I didn't work in civil service, but I feel for those guys too. I worked as a materials planner for a privately owned computer manufacturing company (around 150 employees) which just decided to lay off people. Now I can't get on this...

I don't know why I'm telling you guys this, I guess you're all kind of like part of my online family, but I just got laid off from work today. :cry: That's all.

This happened to me too, with naval units. I was unable to move units into a city -- they just kept getting killed. It got fixed when I moved all the units that were in the city out (basically making the city defenseless), then back in. Yes, it's a bug alright. :mad:

Knowltok3 has basically stated already what I was going to say. Good call! :D I'm going to pick up Darwin's Ghost as well.

This isn't really evolution at a genetic level. Sounds more like a just a change in population due to selective population control. By preserving the samurai-head crabs, it allowed their population to dominate.

RIP Dave Thomas I read that Dave, before starting up Wendy's, helped Colonel Sanders of KFC turn a profit on several KFC stores. And he was a great guy, did a lot of charity stuff and was a great PR man. If the founders of McDonalds and Burger King (who are they anyways? nobody knows...

Sumociv, I am also a Christian and also somewhat lean towards your POV. The marvels discovered via genetics is often neglected in these discussions. I saw Darwin's Ghost in the bookstore, I think I'm going to pick it up.

MMGM = MoonmyungGomoon :lol: nice try giving yourself a pat on the back I was thinking of making an unconventional map like this, so it has a more 'board game' flavor. BTW, I hear that Starcraft is HUGE in Korea, they even have live stage shows, dancers, warehouse parties and TV shows...

Ok, I'm finally starting to figure out your POV. Sorry if I was being sarcasitic before. I agree with you to an extent about Evolutionists; many of them have latched on the idea and base all their research on the idea, but there are some evolutionists who are actually sincerely seeking the...

What happened with me was that I just saw it for the first time two months ago. I had heard from everyone that it was an awesome movie etc etc, I guess it got kind of overhyped for me.

I was basically thinking - "places we haven't seen yet" in the broadest sense of the word...so sonar, radar, etc counts as "explored". I heard last year someone discovered a new mountain in Papua, New Guinea. Does anyone know if it's true?

Psychlone uttered: I agree.

If it is possible, then things could get VERY interesting... Someone should try converting TA and C&C units, or even Starcraft, Warcraft and Diablo units... ok maybe not...

Has every mountain been scaled? Has every ocean depth been mapped? Has every jungle been navigated? Basically, the question is, is there any part of our planet left to explore? (and "Middle Earth" doesn't count ). :D

How come in all the pictures of Earth from the moon there are no stars? The moon has no atmosphere -- we should be able to see a kazillion stars. :mad:

I tried the EAX=0 thing and it works! Yay! Now I need to get Birth of the Federation working...

FL2, fellow Creationist, I don't know what's wrong with you, but if you actually read my post carefully, I'm just pointing out that C vs E arguments are typically pointless, because both sides will argue their point to death with no end. I also feel that both points are open to discussion...

SMAC works ok for me on XP before patching, then when I apply the latest SMAC patch I get no sound at all (except in the intro movie). I also have Sound Blaster Live. I haven't tried the EAX off thing yet, I will try tonight. Also, I can't seem to find the liveware 3.0 for XP on the...

Based on other threads, seems like many of you read a lot of books. What have y'all been reading lately? (I'm talking books, not magazines) I've been reading the Bible, "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel, "Secrets of the Vine" by Bruce Wilkinson, and "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger.

Nice picture. It's so hard to get hard facts about anything for either topic. Everyone's primary source seems to be the 100% reliable internet.