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Note that he didn't up his approval every day, it was more like once a week. I'm a bit befuddled by the numbers that it maxed out at, I honestly thought that they would be "pretty" numbers. Totaled about 80M.

My brother has been continually upkeeping his MTK without collecting for just over a year now, and this morning when he went to get his approval rating up a message popped up and told him that the storerooms were full and that he should go talk to Advisor Ghrim (to collect, I assume). 1. Has anyone else ever seen this message? 2. Is there somewhere that the limits are listed? 3. Will the workers keep taking money if he doesn't collect? Thanks. :)

Not as good IMO, but replace with this one please:

In a POM? I honestly didn't remember lol. Take it out, I can find another one. :oops:

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40m in 20 mins. If only that was a consistent source of profit...

I bought this one a few months ago as a replacement for my rotten Netgear one, so far I've no issues. I see you put an Edimax down as one you looked at, so if you like that one better I'd go for it as Edimax seems pretty good. I have a D-link router that replaced a Linksys and have had no problems with it, so your second choice would probably be a good one as well.

How about adding Photoshop Elements to the list? Not sure if anyone here besides me uses it, but it's a very capable program.

The major requirement for that position is to have suitable experience with intermediate image editing :). Photoshop comes into play because several of our maps on the site are constructed using PSD layers. However, if you do not own Photoshop, please do not let that deter you! We would appreciate to see any applications that have such useful skill sets! I'll mention this again: Photoshop Elements is a cheap ($70) alternative to the full version, and it still does a whole boat-load of stuff. I used PSE 2.0 (released in 2002) for about half of my time on crew. Worked like a charm.

Where in AK, if I may ask? We've had an very odd winter so far this year, we had two cold spells where it got down to about 10ºF, but apart from that its been around 32º and we haven't had a big snowfall yet. It's made skiing a pain, you could still see the ground in quite a few places up until 2 weeks ago.

I'm really wishing I had kept a record, I thought about it when I was level 85 or so but never got around to it between then and 99.

You can post your completed guide here to share with the community.

I averaged 6.6/patch without using My Arm's patch. Farming is interesting in that its workings are relatively unknown. By that I mean we don't know how the code dictates a lot of things. It's just something that you have to put up with as a person actively training the skill.

I have a great computer, but I still run SD on the absolute lowest settings. Anything else just looks odd.

Three 99s: Firemaking, Cooking, and Farming, in that order. Farming is the highest at almost 14M xp, the only reason I trained it because I liked it. I got tired of farming, and seeing it was the last thing I liked about RS, i stopped playing. :P I'm keeping my MTK up though, so I'll probably play over the summer when I get bored.

That's the field I'm shooting for as well, can't decide where to go for schooling yet, but I want to eventually work for Boeing in Washington State. I've also looked into being a Commercial pilot, Air Crash Investigator, Civil Engineer, Architect, or Landscape Architect, in that order.

It makes no sense to me. I've never had any trouble answering any of my homework questions with a quick Google search or calling/IMing a friend.

Don't think Photoshop means the $700 version. I used the $70 Photoshop Elements and it worked great.

We only have a McDonalds and a Subway where I am, the nearest BK is 250 miles away by plane or boat, and it's then another 500 miles by the same modes of transportation to get anything more. Therefore, my taste is pretty limited, so a list of 15 would be a challenge. :P A couple things I like though: Meatball Marinara (Subway) Good for a bit, then I get tired of em Double Quarter Pounder (McDonalds) McKinley Mac (McDonalds) Don't know if they have these anymore, was an Alaska special Angus Third Pounders (McDonalds) These are amazing, for fast food. Chocolate shake (McDonalds) Yum yum Sausage McGriddle (McDonalds) Something about sausage, pancake, and syrup in a hamburger form is just amazing. McDonalds bias obviously, lol. :rolleyes:

Looks exactly like what you get when you take a early morning flight out from where I live on a cloudy day. It's absolutely stunning, and you captured it quite well. Try a little less sun/orange, it's quite overwhelming.

I haven't found a way to do it using one cell only, I've always imported the number with the "k" and then added the following code to another cell: =if(iferror(find("m",B22),false),left(B22,find("m",B22)-1)*1000000,if(iferror(find("k",B22),false),left(B22,find("k",B22)-1)*1000,B22)) Where B22 is the cell with the imported number. Don't know if that is what you were looking for, but hopefully it helps.

It's added security for all flights to the U.S., which is essentially world-wide.

Ha, I've read one of those books. Would be nice to see the movie but it probably won't be over here. :(

Often the bombers have orders to blow up the plane over U.S. soil, as in this case. There are many major U.S. airports that lie on the coast, such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Baltimore, Boston, two in Washington D.C., and any of the three in New York. For flights to any of these airports, the plane does not reach U.S. soil until, at most, the last hour of the flight. If they need to get something from the bathroom to set of the bomb, and they can't get it earlier in the flight and keep it with them, then the one hour rule would work. But the rule has been removed now anyway.

I know you're using Holland to make a point and mean that not all airports have the same security standards as in America, but I must note that I have found Amsterdam Schiphol to have the highest security of any airport I've been to. I've never been through Schiphol myself, but from what I've heard, it has very good security, as dsavi said. Just in the news: The extra travel restrictions (last hour of flight, blankets, etc.) have just been removed.