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I find the sometimes I have had to turn my Mighty Moose upside down and run the roller across a sheet of paper to get it clean. I do that for about 5 minutes, making sure I don't press to down to hard so as to jam the roller inside the mouse. You can see the bits of grime come out and get left on the paper. I will get a Magic Mouse when the one i have stops working, Might be a long time, I've had this one for 3 years now and still going strong.

Just because this fact cannot be stated enough: Thank you Ephesos for doing such a wonderful job. I really enjoy The Labyrinth even if I am a spectator.

QFT.

Quote: Multnomah Falls, huh? Dikiyoba guesses it's more exciting when you haven't seen it at least five hundred times. She had never been there before and I knew that she would like seeing it and feel cool the spray of the falls. I've been there to many times to really appreciate it like she did. Quote: She got a sister? Yes, she is the Maid of Honor(in the light blue), married, and has kids. Good luck on that. And thank you everyone.

I said I would put of wedding pictures a long time ago and last night was reminded about during Labyrinth. So here are a few of the many many pictures. First two are during the honeymoon when we remembered to take pictures. Kissing in Oregon Where the kissing took place. Wedding More of us My Family Her Family More of her family Some of our friend we made get dressed up.

I will be there to help out if needed. Burning stamina is my specialty.

Does the AI have feelings? Would it having feelings and emotions effect what kind of punishment it should receive?

If AI commits a crime then it was not programed right unless the program allows the AI to learn and grow by feeling emotion and repentance and experience. If the AI cannot see that what it did was a crime then you can not punish it to teach it. Punishment is should be used as a learning tool to correct behavior and that only works it the AI can learn, grow and feel emotion.

As seen here. Electric attacks vs electric based pokemon are not very effective. Normal attacks vs electric based pokemon deals normal damage (no modifiers) so Pikachu's main stay of attacks will be normal attacks. Quick Attack, Super Tail Flip, HeadButt, and Spin Kick would be the normal based attacks. Pikachu's agility and teleport is very important to so that the pokemon can dodge incoming attacks and then attack. As seen here at 1:20, Pikachu can ground himself so electric deals little to no damage. As seen in here, the agility to dodge attacks and then attack and get out of reach is why Pikachu wins. (First part of video shows why he loses and second half shows why he wins.) Don't forget that Pickachu has a very low heath base meaning that it would not take a large number of attacks to get a KO. So, Pikachu needs to keep moving, ground against electric attacks and then use Quick Attack and HeadButt often. Fight might lasts one minute to two minutes tops.

I'm still doing some digging on Pikachu vs. Pikachu but I can say that Pikachu (mine) can win it, I'm just digging up info to prove it. Pikachu is an electric type pokemon. It's tail is more then just for show, it can be a grounding rod. Fast physical attacks are key against the low hp counterpart. I'll be back to edit this post in a bit.

Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith. The last fight between Mara Jade and Kyle Katarn was very interesting. You play as Mara Jade, using the force light saber and brain to get through puzzles, traps and bad guys. Most problems in the game can be fixed with a light saber, but when you fight Kyle he just never dies. He is just so good with the light saber that he smokes you and keeps you on the defensive for the fight. This makes for impressive sword play and use of the force to stay alive but in the end he will kill you. The only way to beat him is to turn off your light saber and let him strike you down.

Is Leopard running smoothly now? Did the kinks get ironed out that it had at it's launch or should I wait till after the new year before upgrading my OS?

Poor John, always getting picked on.

Sounds like it was a fun game and people seemed to be tiered or acted more irritably then usual. I don't know if that was on purpose but it made for great RP with the weather being rainy and everyone low on heath and stamina. Let us know when the next is and I'll try to make it.

My guess is that once A6 settles and is out we might be seeing new Northern Isles.

And don't forget what you have done to bring the players of the Labyrinth together and have fun in the last few weeks. It takes a special person to GM some Spiderwebers and make it flow.

I finally watched the Labyrinth. Now this RP seems to make more sense to me.

This conversation makes me think of this.

Self righteous Mormons who think that they are better then everyone else because they are Mormon. That is in conflict with our believes and being Mormon myself I can say that we are not in anyway better. Most people I look up to as role models are not Mormon because they know that everyone is equal and treat others as such. Elitism plagues everything, even religion. I guess that is was bugs me; elitism.

Many of my college classes are about 26 to 36 students per teacher for the lower division classes. Some of my lecture halls go up to 350 students. But then I also take my upper division classes and they go from 12-18 students per class. in my current lecture hall class of 332 students I find that I am able to get one on one help from the teacher about once a week and he loves it when students come to him for office hours. No matter the class size teachers make time for their students (on my campus at least) as their goal is not to fail student but see them succeed.

Originally Posted By: Sss-Chah there's plenty of things to do during the summer, including doing nothing. I always seem to end up waiting for my next semester to start.

Quote: Pros • Detailed storyline • Long length • Strategic fight system Cons • Low-budget graphics • Text-heavy dialogue sequences Call me crazy but those are the pros that make a game worth playing. I don't replay FFVII because I love the blocky look, it's because the story keeps me interested and takes time to get through. Jeff has the RPG thingy down to a science it seems, and that keeps me coming back.

"I stuck the spoon on my nose. :49." That was the best line. I haven't laughed so hard in a while. Did you write those Diki or are they works of other people from your fiction class?

Mountain Dew runs in my veins and pumps in my heart, not blood like mortals have.

I can speculate for Tuesday but will need to go do some other things for a bit in the middle of it but then I'll be back. Just like I always do.