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A place to share your writings, get assistance with them, and comment on the writings of others.
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What do you think is going on in this photo?
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Is there any interest in adding a Harpoon fiction section to the forums? Either expanded play examples or straight out fiction?
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Yeah, glad this guy didn't end up hurt over this: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,525530,00.html
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Let me run this one by here and see if anyone has ideas. I have a network that is acting strangely. 1 station on the network is functioning fine, the rest not at all. Can't even get an IP assigned to them. It is DCHP type, so it should automatically assign the IPs to the stations. I've ruled out the main hub, as the working station is tied into that one. I've taken off solo stations and gone directly to the source (DSL) and still can't get an IP assigned. Naturally I've done the usual fixes, modem reboots etc. with no change in results. Anyone have any ideas on where to start looking for the problem?
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So who has read Larry's new novel? I went looking for it at a local book store and it wasn't on the shelves. I'll try the Chapters chain another day.
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Starting off the thread with SpongeBob is regretable but here goes... The SpongeBob boat was inspired by Kim who used to play on one of the same hockey teams as I did a few years ago and who now and again thrashes me at Blades of Steel. So when I saw the toy on sale at K-Mart I grabbed it and knew what to do, try to make it run. It was a good fight throwing everything together, I used a couple of old servos, unsoldered the motors, stuck them in the drive tubes. When testing flotation and center of mass I had the drive tubes up higher than when I actually glued them on (as tested the props were about half out of water). The unfortunate side effect is that the bo…
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Today I checked the TF2 trailer on Youtube. It would seem that the SAM firing routines of the US Navy are bugged http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb2fUOW1ne4&feature=fvst (look at 0:27 - 0:50) Best portrayal ever of a CVN hit by Russian missiles anyway (even if here they are evil Transformers).
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Well...it's already over for the NY Rangers. First time in their history to lose a series after leading 3-1.
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Just wanted to say hello as I am new here (is this the right place to do so?). I do not actively play harpoon myself (I am a land war gamer) but follow all things military rather casually, and naval warfare is one of them. As I cannot contribute a lot in this field I will mostly be lurking in the General Quarters sections. Rattler
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So who's looking forward to this one? If its anything like Band of Brothers ...
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This one should be easier. What is this?
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Simple question, what is depicted in this photo?
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WSJ.com PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Anybody want some top-secret seagoing vessels? The Navy has a pair it doesn't need anymore. It has been trying to give them away since 2006, and they're headed for the scrap yard if somebody doesn't speak up soon. One is called Sea Shadow. It's big, black and looks like a cross between a Stealth fighter and a Batmobile. It was made to escape detection on the open sea. The other is known as the Hughes (as in Howard Hughes) Mining Barge. It looks like a floating field house, with an arching roof and a door that is 76 feet wide and 72 feet high. Sea Shadow berths inside the barge, which keeps it safely hidden from spy satellites. The b…
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From BBC Electronics' 'missing link' found Details of an entirely new kind of electronic device, which could make chips smaller and far more efficient, have been outlined by scientists. The new components, described by scientists at Hewlett-Packard, are known as "memristors". The devices were proposed 40 years ago but have only recently been fabricated, the team wrote in the journal Nature. They have already been used to build novel transistors - tiny switches that are the building blocks of all chips. "Now we have this type of device we have a broader palette with which to paint our circuits," Professor Stan Williams, one of the team, told the BBC…
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I've seen an item or two today on the news about Gary Sinise going to the ME to entertain the troops. The man strikes me as the second coming of Bob Hope in this regard. In an age where celebrities like Charlize Theron, Johnny Depp, and others can only seem to find time to bad-mouth our president and the troops he commands, I find this a refreshing change. I won't even get into my sentiments towards the Dixie Chicks. As a military veteran of Viet Nam, and a civilian on the ground for the first Gulf War, I salute Gary Sinise. Buddha
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The death of my namesake led to millions of deaths, My main weapons could have done the same My main engines could go on and on- but I had another type for backup I have three brothers, of which two still serve their Motherland. Have at it.
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Hi, I was trying to find any scenarios I could play for HCE involving the CV 41 USS Midway. I found it in the platform display, but have not been able to locate any scenarios for it. I toured the ship in San Diego last week and really enjoyed seeing a carrier and all the aircraft up close. The people doing the demos for take offs and landings are outstanding. Really get a good feel for how complicated and dangerous carrier oppertations are. Anyway, if anybody remembers playing any scenarios involving Midway let me know. Steve
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New job this year, after 5 years walking 10 minutes to work, now I'm a daily commuter, 73 Km./1 hour 15 min. up and down in a boring bus (Rented and payed by me and by some of my coworkers of my public administration !!), but this year we can use the new Netbooks, For trials, and as Xmas present from me to me, I purchased an Asus Eee PC 1000H (Warning, The "H" matters for obtain the full specifications, 10,2" screen, 1 Gb RAM, expandible to 2 Gb, 160 Gb. HD, Intel Atom 1,6 Ghz processor, Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 of, I think, 256 Mb, and wireless IEEE 802.11n/draft-n), and, as temporary conclusions: - Cramped keyboard and screen, but usable. - Some pr…
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HarpoonPages invites you to participate in the 12th Annual Pooner Vote. Congratulations again to the 2007 Pooner Ralf Koelbach. To vote and view the past winners, visit http://www.harpoonpages.com/poonervote/pooner-Intro.php. !!!Please note that you can vote for anyone who hasn't previously won, even if they aren't listed as having been voted for yet this year!!! If you have any difficulties voting, send an e-mail to pooner@harpoonpages.com with your name, e-mail address, and your vote for Pooner and I will enter them manually. Please post this message on any forum/list/newsgroup where Harpoon players reside so that we can bring in as many votes and ku…
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