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Lol.. 365 days is a godsend for a cheating ban. I'm still waiting for one of my accounts to be unbanned... You are banned from the SSC network till 2013-12-27 00:01 GMT-5 .... Waited about 8 years now... only 5 more to go. And anyway, your isp will most likely change your ip soon. Just get a new computer when it does, and you're all set to play again.

The thing is, the delay will discourage them NBVegita. They join a forum, paste a pre-written paragraph about whatever they want, and they're done. They don't want to wait a specific amount of time before they can post. However, I can see everyone's point about also discouraging actual new players from posting. Building on doc flabby's point, maybe we can not allow anything link related to be posted at all for members under a certain amount of posts? As in.. if anything in the post has a www. or an http:// or something, do not allow it to be posted. -xl

Just a suggestion to prevent spamming posts like the recent one ((here)http://forums.sscentral.com/index.php?showtopic=12646) This is just a suggestion. Flame if you wish. Preferably not... but yeah. Hopefully there is a way to prevent people from posting for a set amount of time between the time of them joining the forum and their first post. -xl

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!@#$%^&*uming that you can't login, try running it in safe-mode and running a virus scan. If that doesn't work, !@#$%^&*uming you have one, use a backup disk to roll back windows to when it was working. Last suggestion is just to reinstall windows. If that doesn't work, you're !@#$%^&*ed... format C and you know what to do from there.

Not only you :'(

Web pages aren't the only way to get a virus. Most hackers go right into your computer through your printer or various other holes in your normal network. Web pages have nothing to do with it.

Yeah, safe mode + internet = your computer gets viruses like a crack!@#$%^&* gets diseases.

Meh, that most likely is the problem... I recently installed Norton Systemworks/Internet Security 2k6 and half the !@#$%^&* stopped workin...but w/e... I'll deal for now. If anything, I'll go with Agurus' solution and just format my comp... it needs one of those anyway.

Still Nothing :'(

No Go :-/

This goes along with the few posts that involve continuum freezing when you press the play button. This started happening to me yesterday :-/... anywhoo... all my drivers are up to date, and directx is fine. As soon as I press the play button, continuum starts using 97+ usage and has about 3000 page faults per second... any suggestions?

2. In a hydroxyl group, a hydrogen atom is bonded to an oxygen atom, which in turn is bonded to the carbon skeleton of the organic molecule. Organic compounds containing hydroxyl groups are called alcohols, and their specific names usually end in -ol, as in ethanol, the drug present in alcoholic beverages. In a structural formula, the hydroxyl group is usually abbreviated by omission of the covalent bond between the oxygen and hydrogen, and is written as -OH or HO-. (Do not confuse this functional group with the hydroxide ion, OH(- ion), formed by the dissociation of bases such as sodium hydroxide.) The hydroxyl group is polar as a result of the electronegative oxygen atom drawing electrons toward itself. Consequently, water molecules are attracted to the hydroxyl group, and this helps dissolve organic compounds containing such groups. Sugars, for example, owe their solubility in water to the presence of hydroxyl groups.

Well then open your book and copy a paragraph out of it. ;-)

I've decided to write out of my bio book EVERY day for the rest of the semester... or at least I'm going to try. The key to the chemical characteristics of an atom, as you learned in Chapter 2, is in its configuration of electonrs; electron configuration determines the kinds and number of bonds an atom will form with other atoms. Carbon has a total of six electrons, with two in the first electron s!@#$%^&* and four in the second s!@#$%^&*. Having four valence electrons in a s!@#$%^&* that holds eight, carbon has little tendency to gain or lose elctrons and form ionic bonds; it would have to donate or accept four electonrs to do so. Instead, a carbon atom usually completes its valence s!@#$%^&* by sharing electrons with other atoms in four covalent bonds. Each carbon atom thus acts as an intersection point from which a molecule can branch off in up to four directions. This tetravalence is one facet of carbon's versatility that makes large, complex molecules possible. Tune in next time for some more random spam.

Wait... so hs is back again?

another attempt... like i said i'm not good with graphics help me out! :-P

I'm gonna try to add something cool in the middle... like a flash of some sort or something.... but.. yea... i'm not too skilled at graphics anyone wanna help? :-) pm me in the zone or somewhere else if you decide you wanna :-)