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Thanks for the explanation.

The kind of people presented in this video are the danger for any democracy. They mindlessly support and vote for somebody whose political targets they don't even know and fuel a dangerous personality cult. I'm glad that Palin doesn't know her targets either, diminishing her potential danger. PS: Can you help me with the part beginning at 3:23? I hear them talking about SARS, which makes no sense obviously.

You mean: in contrast to her more capable colleagues, who are better at saying nothing with a lot of words?

"...stay aware; stay safe; and maybe even have a little fun!": VfCYZ3pks48

It's blurred to not violate Youtube regulations. And it's in the trailer to show what's in the actual game. The game won't be censored of course. @Jake: What did you expect? This trailer shows everything what Duke is all about. I only played Duke3D. But I've always seen it as a well done fps put in a silly monster-sci-fi-soft-porno frame - with over-the-top violence, macho behaviour, immature humor and hot topless chicks.

Optomitrists? Are these the ones with that disconcerting procedure where they grab your eyeballs and tell you to cough?

Garfield minus Garfield This thread: . Some great stuff to be found here.

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This looks (no pun intended) like an effective way to induce a ptosis (fig. 1: ).

Oh, and this is... absolutely breathtaking! Such mad skills are utterly enviable.

_GR5_X1CfUA Too late, Intel! Too late!

What a coincidence! I was going to post this:

Damon's beak looks different though.

Intel just released their new mainstream platform "Sandy Bridge". Desktop solutions are already available. Mobile solutions will be released soon (probably within the next few weeks). It may be worth waiting. Intel’s Sandy Bridge: Upheaval in the Mobile Landscape

Photoshop and 3d rendering are considerably multi-threaded. I would therefore suggest to look out for a quad-core cpu (maybe even an Intel i7 with hyper-threading). They furthermore benefit from lots of RAM. 8 gigs are recommended. Display-wise I suggest a non-glossy surface to avoid nasty reflections, which would render the display pretty much useless for any serious image editing. You may also consider, that laptop display panels are TN-based, which are not the ideal solution for color-critical work.