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That certainly brought back some memories hummer! Good luck with your AIT.

I wonder how long it's going to take before those are banned in schools?

Fortunately, I grew up during a time when they didn't need the police in schools

When I was in school about the closest thing to that was the Safety Patrol. They stood at the intersections in the area of the school and stopped traffic so kids could cross the street.

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Sorry to revive such an old thread but.... I recently decided to start learning how to BAT and was going through the tutorial. Unfortunately, the links for the texture files used in it are broken. It says they're working on fixing them, but I wondered if anyone happened to have those zip files and could post or send to me? My email is dna120@woh.rr.com Thanks in advance!

Originally posted by: mayormommy It sounds like part of the falling out was over his pay as well, reputed to be at 25% of the gross, not net, per film. To put that in perspective, "War of the Worlds" grossed over $500 million.quote> In addition, he also received 20 -25 million per film regardless of any box office take. He was certainly getting some sweet contracts.

That was pretty funny...thanks Duke.

I have Verizon and live in the Dayton Ohio area. I very seldom have any reception problems, but I don't stay on the phone too much anyway because I hate talking on the it.

Nice job citynut. It reminds me of something Bob Ross might have painted.

Fox, I have to say that your CJ is a work of art. Every image shows just how much effort you put into all you do. I thank you for allowing us to share in what you have created.

Fox, I have to say that your CJ is a work of art. Every image shows just how much effort you put into all you do. I thank you for allowing us to share in what you have created.

Fox, I have to say that your CJ is a work of art. Every image shows just how much effort you put into all you do. I thank you for allowing us to share in what you have created.

Originally posted by: marryescher My favorites are many others favorites also... 1. Breakfast Club 2. Shawshank Redemption 3. The Lord of the Rings trilagy 4. Monty Python- The Holy Grail 5. Duel (The one with Dennis Weaver I think? The truck driver chasing the guy in a car through the California desert)quote> Duel is a great movie, although not one of my favorites. BTW, it did star Dennis Weaver. My favorites, also in no particular order... LOTR trilogy The Abyss Animal House The Matrix (number 1) Star Wars Episode IV

Welcome to ST newcomers!

Great update Darmok! It was nice to see how you develop an industrial area. I agree with Rheal above...I like your approach to developing one sector at a time. I tend to just pick a spot and keep developing outward like spilled koolaid. I never really have much of an overall plan. Hopefully, I can learn something in your CJ. Thanks, Dana

Nice update Fox! I agree, that nuclear power station is unique and looks really good. One question though, how did Waffle House get (un)lucky enough to have such a prime piece of real estate? Look forward to the next update.

Originally posted by: Joesocwork Ah don't sweat it Cal, I noticed that the first four people to respond were middle-aged (or semi middle-aged) guys. And after what we've probably gone through in our lives I just hope the author of this thread has the insight to realise that there's no such thing as career genie!quote> Hey...who you calling middle-aged?! You're right though, I'm in the middle of a career change right now...at the ripe young age of 43. With the wonders of modern medicine I figure I've got a good 25-30 years (maybe longer) in me yet. I'll admit though, the thought of entering a new field at this age can be a little scary too.

Condraz, you have waaaayyyyy too much free time! But then again, I'm up at 4 AM posting in this thread....

Try googling airport schematics and use them as a guideline...couldn't get much more realistic than that lol.

Originally posted by: Joesocwork EB, I really want to get excited about it, but frankly I'm still going to be jaded if it still ends up being another 10 "season".quote> I agree to an extent, but I just love the show so much I guess I'm willing to overlook the 10 "season" problem. I wonder why the turn around time wasn't in line with the Stargate shows? Maybe because the special effects are more complex in BSG?...or some type of scheduling conflict?

Originally posted by: Micah Really? I just can't wait! Unfortunately, I missed the first few episodes of the new season of both Stargates.quote> You've only missed one episode (last week) so that's not too bad Micah

They showed an "extended" preview of the new season during the premier of Eureka Tuesday night. Did you see it EB?

Congrats Micah!