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I've struggled to find a neat explanation and definition. Help a five year-old out?

I've seen one or two episodes years ago. I'm not interested in the older series, but don't know the right place to start in the newer stuff. Any suggestions?

Guess I'm looking for a comparison of the P-51/Spitfire/Bf-109s of the tank world.

Thanks!

I'm starting off as level 1, and to support my group I'd like to make a fighter/cleric. I'm happy to multiclass or dual class.

1. Which method is generally better, multiclass or dual class?

2. Which class should I start with?

3. Which feats should I take? (I'll be human, so I get a bonus feat at level 1)

4. Which skills are important?

5. What would you pick for my stats (32-point buy)?

Prestige classes are allowed, but assume that we're dealing with mostly core books (or at least nothing very exotic).

Many thanks :)

I have zero experience in playing DnD through play-by-post, but I would love to try. Anyone up for it?

I'm moving into my new apartment with no Internet access until next week. I need a good RPG to keep me entertained until then. Should I get Bastion or Avadon: the Black Fortress?

Celebrating the centennial (1894–1994): Leonardo Gigli and his wire saw

Andrea Brunori, M.D., Patrizio Bruni, M.D., Romano Greco, M.D., Renato Giuffré, M.D., and Francesco Chiappetta, M.D. [...]

Journal of Neurosurgery Vol. 82: 1086-1090 (Volume publication date: June 1995) DOI: 10.3171/jns.1995.82.6.1086 ABSTRACT In spite of the recent introduction of craniotomes in neurosurgical practice, the simple but brilliant wire saw invented by Leonardo Gigli still holds an important place in neurosurgical instrumentation. Born in Florence in 1863, Gigli was forced by circumstances to leave Italy soon after getting his medical degree. He first spent 2 years attending the most celebrated obstetrica

There is a new update to download that has eliminated speed hackers. Haven't encountered one since I updated. Funny thing though, the update has brought out the level >5 prestige assholes (i.e. former speedhackers). Surprise, surprise, they suck ass at the game when deprived of their cheats.

I recently watched Brick (2005) and Arbitrage (2012), both of which I hadn't heard much about when they came out, but that I really enjoyed.

What other movies might I have missed in the past few years that you would recommend? (Any genre is acceptable, as long as the movie is good.)

I have a Macbook Air that I bought in 2010. I'm not sure what sort of videocard it has, but the resolution is 1280 x 800. Watching stuff on Youtube really makes it heat up and the fan works pretty hard.

Thoughts on running the game Faster Than Light (www.ftlgame.com)?

These are the system requirements: Operating system: Windows XP/2000/Vista/7, Intel Mac OSX 10.5.8+, or Linux (x86 or x86_64) Processor: 2 GHz RAM: 1 GB Hard drive space: 175 MB Video: OpenGL 2.0, minimum resolution of 1280×720, dedicated card recommended

I'm good for OS, processor, RAM and hard drive space. I don't know if I have OpenGL 2.0 or a dedicated videocard.