That's nothing. Try a 6 way intersection: http://maps.google.com/?ll=32.750647,-97.360958&spn=0.007616,0.016512&z=17

You do realize that NTFS is completely closed source right? All the work on it has been done through reverse engineering.

Metal isn't always bad in the microwave and certainly won't blow it up. Many modern microwave food containers have a metal grid in them to diffuse the microwaves as they cook the food.

Although the vaporized foil probably isn't good to breathe or eat.

try nuking it in the microwave for 2 - 3 seconds.

The article says Grapevine which is part of the Dallas metroplex. $37,500 isn't terrible for a single 24 year old out of college, but it's hardly good.

They probably would go in the space occupied by the mast on each end of the ball.

I always thought a foon was more fork than spoon, and a spork more spoon than fork.

Not quite. The reason it's not a true 3d engine is because of how the map is represented. The map is composed of 2 dimensional planes each with a specific height. This might sound like 3d, but it's not. For example, no two planes can overlap in the x, y dimension--no bridges or tunnels with floors above them. So it's like flat 2d map but subdivided in to pieces (sectors in doom speak) that each have a height projected up from them.