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Film at 11:00. That would be "Hot Girl on Girl Action-Volume IV"

I know what BFC will say: When its ready.

The schrapnel traveled thru a wormhole in the time-space continem of CM.

Tell her "I are allways tried to right more better english."

My sister worked with a woman, married in to it, last name Hogg. She never said it, only spelled it. Mary(?) H-O-G-G... But can you spell D-I-V-O-R-C-E and S-H-A-C-K U-P.

The Lear family of Lear Jet fame named their daughter Chanda as in Chanda Lear.

Unintended consequences The new LED traffic lights use much electricity than the old incandescent lamps- a good thing. The problem occurs when snow fills the shield around the light. The old style produced enuff heat to melt the snow. The new ones remain obscured until the weather warms.

That is similar to what I saw. On the startup screen the cursor was gone most of the time with an occasional flash. Same on the scenario intro screen. Moving the mouse slowly and clicking the right spot I could get the game to start. After it started I saw this.... http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=91044 Try updating yer mouse driver. When my screen flashed black it was at a time when the cursor would change. If I was on a squad with a move order assigned, when I moved over a vehicle or building the screen blanked black - thats when the cursor changed its look. M ouse driver fixed it.

Great that damn book lists for $76.49. What if you don't have that money? ....You can always let the ship hit you :eek: and then read: The Law of Marine Collision Until now, the most recent complete text on the law of collision published on this side of the Atlantic was John Griffin's The American Law of Collision, which appeared in 1949. So many significant changes have occurred in collision law since then that a new American text was certainly indicated. The most significant of these changes was, of course, the adoption of the 1972 COLREGS, which became effective in 1977 -- the first complete revision of the International Rules since 1889. Also of great importance was the substitution of a single set of U.S. Inland Rules, identical in most respects to COLREGS, for the former Inland, Great Lakes, and Western Rivers Rules. Other significant changes were the adoption of the proportional fault rule by the U.S. Supreme Court in Reliable Transfer Co. v. United States, and the widespread use of radar and ARPA in marine navigation.COLREGS and the current U.S. Inland Rules are arranged in much more orderly fashion than their predecessors, and the authors have followed the same order in treating the individual Rules. In addition to the Rules, the book covers damages, both-to-blame collisions, and official investigations. It also includes chapters on pilotage, towage, marine pollution, limitation of liability, marine insurance, salvage, and general average. And this one lists for $127.50. Maybe you can just use the book as a flotation device.

I knew a guy named Richard Edward. But his friends called Dick Ed for short.

I'm holding out for Zork IV fro my Commodore

Based on your through evaluation the old saying "Who's grass mod is that?" Will be replaced with "Who's palm frond design is that?"

All fixed. I also noticed at the start up screen the cursor kept disappearing. Updated mouse driver.:D:D Not that is matters... I have BFC version , purchased as a pre-order. I did the disk load, followed by the 1.10, followed by the 1.21, as indicated.

I'm running the 186.18 - typo on earlier message. All default settings on card. No third party tools. I did not try driver sweeper, but the 2 driver loads I did 196.21 followed by 186.18 went smoothly. I had real some old driver (from Jan 2009) on the machine this morning and it had same issue.

9800GT 186.16 drivers also tried 196.21 XP home SP2 AMD Phenom 9550 Quad 2G RAM CMSF basic game rev 1.21 Select a unit select any movement or combat order (key or click) and the whole screen flashes black. Move the mouse/cursor over any unit while another unit is still selected and order assigned and screen flashes black. Move it over multiple units and it flashes a bunch times. Move it too fast and it flashes a bunch times. :mad::mad: When no units are selected all is fine. Select a unit and no commands issued all is fine. Suggestions. I searched but no luck.

I'm reading Stalingrad - Beevor. A Romanian officer reported the expected attack, Operation Uranus, was going to start at 5AM yet it was 7:20 and no attack. But it was 5:20 Moscow time. The attack began shortly after that.

"Goes overs" is for when you are playing Candyland with your kids - And one of them draw Molasses Swamp late in the game. I remember playing the Avalon Hill games. When things went badly a good "accidental" jolt of the table took care of things. I play any battle to the end. I rarely even play a scenario more than once. That's just me.

I only count 4 rings

When I found the link there was another set of top 100 from 2007. Combat Mission was 89 that year. Like fine wine, the game got better with age.

Here's the link. http://www.pcgamertop100.com/editorial/60-41/

Thanks for the update. I was beginning to think we'd have nothing to gripe about with CM:N But we'll always have one or two things to mumble over: When the hell is CM:BOB (Battle of the Bulge) or or CM-BARF (Berlin: Assault Russian Final) coming out?

At the Scenario Depot - look for the Sorted Scenario Packs. There is a bunch (15-20??) of these packs and they are sorted by date. Total number is about 1550 CMBB and 950 CMAK scenarios.

Perhaps the destroyers that made runs close to shore at OMAHA later in the morning, could have been part of the plan at H-hour.

Caps Lock??

Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord Next Generation. CM:BONG Their motto "One smoking hot game" or is that "One hot smoking game" Prediction: It will go to pre-release in a few weeks once the Strategic Command WWII Global Conflict is in full release. No sense overloading the market with multiple products at once.