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Even so, you should at least check to see if you could get one. Naval ships are nuclear powered, have enough food on board to feed hundreds of people for months, and would be unreachable for zombies once out at sea. Personally, I'd say have the main option be a base on land, but also be sure to check to see if you can find a working naval ship during/after the initial attack. The only problems with a naval ship is that you'd have to clear it of zombies and you would eventually have to come back to land for food (in which case building farms and ranches on a deserted island(s) could be used as a (ralatively) safe way to get food).

Pages pffft. Riku posted in the time I clicked post reply... In class essays are the worst, you forget all the things you should write. NO DOUBLE SPACE!!!!!! My teachers always require double spacing \ (not to mention that, this year, all my essays' lengths have been determined by word-count instead of page-count (they're mostly like 200-500 words, but I can get up to like 3 in a week :wall: )). As for procrastination, it could be said that I'm a master of it. I always do things at the last minute and I still get straight A's while taking the "most rigorous" courseload my school has available. I think the secret is that all I have to do is start the assignment and then not take any breaks. Once I start something I generally finish it before I do anything else, but if I'm interrupted and have to go do something else before I finish, then it can take a while to get back "in the mood" again so that I can finish.

I love reading. It's finding the right books that's hard for me. Because I don't like being disappointed by a book, I tend not to read anything that hasn't been highly recommended by someone that knows me really well. Then, if I like the book, I'll go out and get all of that author's books and read through all of them over the next few months. Once I've read them all, I can go for months before I find a new author that I like. I tend to either read in my living room on our armchair or in bed and can read at pretty much any time. My favorite genre would have to be action/suspense and my favorite authors are Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti (If you haven't already, I suggest you go read House. Written by both Dekker and Peretti, that book actually kept me awake at night with fear if I went to bed right after reading it).

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Why not combine the two ideas? You can put in the most you're willing to pay for the item, but the GE will only count it as at max until the GE price reaches your max bid at which point the GE just goes with what you had put in originally. For example: Item X is woth 10k mid, but is hard to get even for max, so I put my maximum bid in at 12k; over the next few days the price rises above 12k. During the time it took to rise to 12k, however, I always had the chance of getting item X at max price. Once the max price is above 12k, my offer becomes and stays 12k. The same could go for selling: if you want to sell something that is crashing, but don't necessarily want to lose too much, you can set a min price (or "original offer"). While the price crashes you will have a sell offer at min until your original offer becomes higher than min at which point the offer recognized by the GE becomes your orignial offer. Not only would this allow you to have your offers updated after each price updates, but it would also make sure that people had the available funds to complete the offers they put up (as in, they wouldn't be able to put up an offer for something and then spend the rest of their cash before the GE buys the item for more than they offered; something that could have been dealt with in several ways (including having the funds pulled from the person's bank/inventory), but I found this to be the easiest solution) and would guarantee that they don't spend/lose more than they want to.

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