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I dont have the maps for north and south

MSPaint ROFL! they make it sound like its the best thing on the planit.

you for got about RiSC star wars

I would still like to see more ships (more then

That was a good and fun zone...tobad it did not get the look from uper staff in this game. And there was some good zones out there that did not need to die.

I would run sheys zone as a sub if she would let me lol

ok who owns the rights to swr? I would like to talk to them. If anyone can help me with that

copyed from Planet survives expansion of star to red-giant size In a sneak preview of the fate that could befall Earth in four billion or five billion years, astronomers have discovered the first known planet to survive the expansion of its local star to red-giant size. CBC News The astronomers made the discovery while observing a star 4,500 light years from Earth that had gone through its red-giant phase - the massive expansion of stars such as the sun after they burn their nuclear fuel. The discovery of a planet about three times the size of Jupiter orbiting the star was first reported by a team of international researchers writing in the journal Nature. "This will shed light not only on our own solar system, in which Mercury, Venus and perhaps Earth will eventually be engulfed by the red-giant sun, but also the diverse array of planetary systems that are our galactic neighbours," NASA researcher Jonathan Fortney said in a commentary in Nature. When a star like the sun burns the last of the hydrogen in its core, it expands to the size of a so-called red giant - an expansion that can easily engulf the existing orbits of nearby planets - before shrinking, after it expels its helium in an explosive flash. Planets in close are either engulfed by the star or pushed into a wider orbit. Such a fate is expected to befall our own sun in four billion to five billion years. The paper's authors said the newly discovered planet once orbited the star V 391 Pegasi - which lies 4,500 light years from Earth - at about the same distance as Earth orbits the sun. But it drifted away to a distance about 70 per cent farther when the star - once about the same size as our own sun - expanded its radius by more than 100 times. However, Steve Kawaler of Iowa State University, one of the scientists involved in the paper, cautioned that Earth might not be so lucky in its fate. "We shouldn't take too much heart in this," he said in a statement. "This planet is larger than Jupiter, so a smaller planet like the Earth could still be vulnerable." As is the case with most planets discovered outside our solar system, the planet orbiting V 391 Pegasi was not seen directly but rather inferred from indirect measurements. It took seven years of observation to infer the existence of the planet.

This looks like it going to be a good movie http://p2themovie.com/

9/11-- who had the cam and how did they know the planes would hit the towers. The cam was on the planes before they hit them.

and how long does it take to get your p/w? weeks or months?

The unknown ip# are AT&T servers.

This is not a problem with the game client. This is lag going to the game server. more then one hop may have a high loss.chicago's main hop (global-crossing) has been going crazy for more then 3weeks+ if your on this hop then you will see zones in the red half the time.

humm your isp? Have you run a trace yet? or you may have bad FPS lag

Lag may be playing a big part on you being disconnected that many times. what is your lag before getting D/C When you post someting about this game "the staff and some players here will need more info then what you posted.

Too bad he did not post a teaser pick of this game

I think this is the funny vid

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they have been working on this movie for yrs (3 or 4 yrs) I will see it when it comes out on DVD.

Torontos hockey team is always sold out (home games) It does not mater how good they are doing lol

That was a old pic i had uploaded then had it removed. I was only 14 in that WoW so long ago

one reason LAG They can use Camstreams its free the lag is a 15 seconds time diff between live video. or just use msn.