Not to advocate 'stealing' software, but I lost my copy of the 4 disc version in a move and no way in hell am I going to pay what they are asking for that on eBay. I figure that I've already paid for it, so there isn't much harm in obtaining another copy of it for free. I play it every once and a while through WINE and it works great. :)

Either a reboot or just a sequel. I'd love to see the kind of gameplay and characters that were in Torment in a modern game. We've got enough MMORPGs, and the current RPGs are just not as fun as Planescape. I have a hard time identifying what it was that made the game so fun, but someone needs to figure that out and replicate it.

Sounds like the model I have. When I google searched 'Logitech Trackman Marble' it showed the one with the centered ball. I much prefer the ball ofset to the left and agree that it is a very good way of mousing once you get used to it.

I can't stand the centered ball on this model, though I suppose it is the only way to go for lefties. I use the Logitech Trackman Wheel Optical myself. Love it. :)

I switched to a trackball at home and love it. Considering picking one up at work. No real need for wireless with a trackball as you don't move the device. No huge mousepad needed. Fits next to my huge IBM Model M keyboard and takes up a little less space that a slim keyboard and normal mouse. There is a bit of a learning curve, but once you get used to it there is no going back. Haven't yet tested it with games, but that isn't really my main concern as I've been playing my PS3 and Wii more of late anyways. It's also REALLY funny when people try to use my computer. :D

Intelligence relates to learning and retaining knowledge as well as critical thinking. Wisdom is the ability to make good decisions as well as general common sense and comprehension. Intelligence governs the structure and complexity of the mind and Wisdom, the soul. This explains why Intelligence is so important for Wizards and Wisdom for Clerics. As for Charisma and Sorcerers... you got me. :p

Start them off at epic level with a slew of common [but powerful] magical items. This makes them happy while effectively keeping them all relatively equal. Then I just scale up the adversaries, get creative with unique items and artifacts and craft difficult challenges for them. This makes them feel special and important and saves my sanity. Twenty becomes the new first level. No idea how this applies to real life at all, but I figured someone here might have the same problem. :)

Well, diamonds aren't really scarce. People horde them to make it seem as if they are.

Knock Knock
Who's there?
Safari
Safari who?
Safari so good!

*rimshot*

"the turbines will be nearly invisible during summer months when Rehoboth Beach fills with vacationers"
 
I know they are way up in the air, but invisible spinning blades never really sounds like a good idea to me...