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MasterTyrion on origin

The interesting idea though is how many of the 'residents' are people who have registered more than one account usnig different email addresses? Issues like that could also inflate the numbers improperly.

Hope you like these pics of an old city of mine named Baelish

Above a few posts I posted a request for a large map. Any chance I can get someone to do this for me. It would be highly appreciated!!! Please with sugar cherry and whipped cream on top

That is awesome how the postcards give a long view of the city like that. But it might just be me that large black building almost seems out of place to me so close to a city edge and alone.

I just must shed a tear or two over the demise of Jernoji's beautiful bridge.

Very nice again Darmok. Can't wait for the next area to get started. Love those bike paths!

Here's mine just to get in on the fun here. Thats my daughter looking up at ya.

Student Recites 8,784 Digits of Pi Wed Mar 15, 10:02 PM ET A high school student Tuesday recited 8,784 digits of Pi - the non-repeating and non-terminating decimal - likely placing him among the top Pi-reciters in the world. Gaurav Rajav, 15, had hoped to recite 10,790 digits and set a new record in the United States and North America. But he remembered enough to potentially place third in national and North American Pi recitation and 12th in the world. His ranking should be verified by the Pi World Ranking List within two months. "I'm kind of disappointed, but I guess I did OK," said Gaurav, a junior at Salem High School. But his mathematical feat won the praise of others, including the math and computer science teacher who got Gaurav interested in it. "I'm still stunned," said Linda Gooding, one of three contest judges. She then joked, "That's a couple more than I can do." Gaurav began memorizing Pi while a student in Gooding's class. Gooding holds the competition every year, and said she expected students to learn about 40 digits. Gaurav recited nearly 2,990 the first time. Gaurav's parents promised him an Xbox 360 video game console if he had reached his goal. His father, Jogesh Rajav, jokingly offered to get him "an Xbox, but no game." But Gaurav ultimately turned town his mother Seema's offer to buy him the game system anyway because of their deal. He will try for the record again in May. ___ Information from: The Roanoke Times, http://www.roanoketimes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This kid really needs the X-Box 360 just for something else to do with his time. Personally I have trouble remebering all the digits of a phone number myself.

I absolutley love your landscaping. This ishaping into a very beuatifully designed city and i can't wait to see more.

I love how this is coming along. That is a nice way to do intersections with the diamond trail around it. I agree with above about the seasonal trees. My cities appearance improved nearly 100% when I started using the trees and trails vs. the standard Maxis issue parks. I think I'm going to have to give those lakes and streams a try again. I tried them before and couldn't get them to work correctly but as you use them they add so much to areas they are placed.

Yoder, WY

Raffer J Ranch, WY

Could anyone turn this following map of Westeros into a useable map for SimCity? I don't have the accuracy or patience to do so myself. The picture I was using is attached. The picture as attached would need to be resized to attach it to the post I was required to size it at 1025x512 but would prefer it atleast 2050x1025 or larger. Anyone that picks up this project please PM me. I would appreciate any help with this anyone is willing to give. It is already grayscale but needs the water added around it and properly shored and such. Thank in advance.

Perry, NY