No Voyeur was about giving a woman command of a starship full of people with bigger sex drives than her.

Anyone else remember the Half-Life 1 demo...which had a bunch unique content...including alot of cool scripted scenes.

It had great "Atmosphere" alot like "Opposing Forces".

I'd add military training as well.

In college (university) I used to be able to go point for point down the slides/notes used for my Army ROTC classes and match them up with the ones used for my Business Administration ones.

when do we get too...

"...Show them the power of this fully operational battle station"

and

"Its a trap!"

Interesting...

I just thought of all of the 'no-tag' clothing stores where you can buy "brand name" clothing out of which the tags have been cut. (I assume they get these thought the secondary market or salvage, and have to remove the tags for the very same reason.)

I think the grandparent meant "protection" in to refer to extortion that was commonly employed by criminal organizations.

And I'd suggest saying...

"Norton Antivirus: You pay for the fear. The security is free."

It makes more sense that way.

I dont see a word about marriage in there.

Perhaps we should just get rid of the whole problematic institution.

Actually this sounds a lot like the 'Outlook/Exchange' issues that occured the last time the US changed DST. The key thing to notice is that this pertains to reoccuring scheduled appointments. ...from the Outlook debacle... I can tell you. It makes a difference when you scheduled the appointment. Was it DST when you set it up. Is the appointment in DST, is it in the period that was changed (in the US this was 1 week in Spring, and 3 weeks in fall).

Add in the variations of device location (and the various rules about when to apply DST) and you have a nightmare for anyone responsible for scheduled appointments (in a corporation).

Off hand I would guess it is because of the long-lasting radiation effects nuclear weapons. This in effect makes them the ultimate "defensive" weapons. Should an enemy invasion of your country be successful there is the option of Nuclear Suicide. In effect denying the "victor" access to your land/people/technology/secrets/resources...etc.

It seems there are some folks who would consider an invasion of Iran a desirable event in the future. Therefore it is in the current regimes best interests to develop defensive nuclear capabilities. Unfortunately some of the "Hawks" have been attempting to spin this as a reason to go to war.

The scary thing is that its working. Anti-Iran rhetoric is quite common to hear in every day American life.

I kinda liked the "less control" approch of Majesty.

Your units actually think for themselves, and respond differently to your "reward" incentives. To me this makes for a more "realistic" experince than the "hive mind" approach of the standard RTS (Where the player controls exactly what every unit does.)