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Surabaya: Bangka > Barracks
1325 BC - Build Tangarang. Move Warrior to get picked up from Borneo next turn.
Move Workers to irrigate the cow.
Jakarta: Settlers
Medan: Warriors
1300 BC - We meet someone new.
"My name is Sioux! How do you do!" they yell.
We're up HBR; they have 61 gold and 18 cities.
Bandung: Warriors
1275 BC - our Atlantic Bangka meets Egypt. They have Poly -- and LACK Writing AND Horseback Riding! :band:
I also notice that India and Persia now have Philosophy.
Now for trades:
I buy Poly from Egypt for HBR, Writing, and 230 gold.
That lets me sell Poly to Persia for Philosophy and 40 gold.
Next, we get Map Making and 5g from Australia for Poly & Phil.
We get Mathematics from Russia in exchange for Poly.

Now, Egypt has 338 gold.
Babylon has 91.
Songhai has 106.
France has 85.
Germany has 59.
Sioux have 67.
I'm tempted to sell Mathematics around to everyone to net some gold and encourage AIs to research Construction, but I'm concerned that our gold stockpile will just be a huge target for AI demands.

Also, I'm not sure what to research next -- I'm waffling between Lit and Currency.

I'm going to hand this off now to let LK play this weekend; I'm going to see family this evening, and I might not have time to play again until Monday.
 
1. Verify system invoice date (It should have been invoiced between 17 December, 2012 and 7 February, 2013.)
2. Disable SecureBoot in BIOS under BOOT Menu. If the system boots to the OS, Follow Step 4 Else continue with Step 3
3. Disable iRST in the BIOS menu
a. Select SATA Operations and changing it to AHCI .
b. Save the change
c. Reboot to Windows and follow instructions as mentioned here
d. Enable SecureBoot in BIOS
4. Boot to the OS and follow below steps:
a. From Start Screen, type “cmd.exe” and select “Run as Administrator”
b. Type command “BCDBOOT C:\Windows” and hit enter (command would take few seconds to complete)
c. Restart the system
d. Install all Windows Updates
e. Enable SecureBoot in BIOS
 
So saying that piracy only exists because of intrusive DRM is idiotic at best.
 
Ты зышоў з вышыні, Міласэрны, пахаваньне прыняў трохдзённае, каб нас вызваліць ад цярпеньняў. Жыцьцё нашае і ўваскрасеньне, Госпадзе, слава Табе!
 
You have been called to the Gentlemen's Club, for an Emergency Board Meeting.
 
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The next scheduled games in 1940 were awarded to Tokyo even though Japan was becoming an aggressive militaristic, nationalist state. Ironically in 1938 the Japanese rejected hosting the games because they saw the Olympics and its pacifist values as 'an effete form of European culture
 
While introverts who experience guilt tend to take out their anger on themselves (depression), those with an extroverted personality tend to take out that anger on others who are mirror images of themselves.
Politicians are more likely to be extroverts due to the nature of the job.
Conservative religiosity is likely to cause one who is homosexual to feel guilty.
Conservative religiosity is more common among Republicans.
Therefore: Religious, homosexual politicians are more likely to be Republican, Guilty, and Extroverted. The particular intersection of these traits in this unique position causes them to both lash out at others like them (homosexuals) and gives them the power to legislate this reaction.
Because their religion is largely a product of their upbringing, and because they are responsible for neither their homosexuality nor their extroversion, I don't blame anti-gay republicans for their stance. Like all of us, they are a product of their environment, and their behavior is completely understandable if very misguided. They should definitely be countered politically, but not derided or mocked for what is probably a very painful experience for them. Their hypocrisy is not malevolent. Anti-gay, gay republicans will necessarily exist as long as the perception exists that being homosexual is something to be ashamed of.
Of course, this same principle applies to every political moral outrage including pornography. I have no doubt that, say, Rick Santorum's extreme views are such largely because Santorum feels that holding these views will make up for being tempted by the things he claims to despise (whether he actually views pornography is a moot point, the temptation would be enough to cause guilt. Believe me, I've been there too when I was religious). If his religion had not caused him to be ashamed of his own natural feelings in the first place, he would likely be much less adamant.
 
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