Merge, don't wedge. Getting 4 cars ahead and causing everyone else to slam on their brakes isn't worth it.

Update says both ranged and melee combat. No word if that means magic as well.

I'd imagine the goal is mostly just to get people on Origin so they can sell them more games. Fastest way to get a wider audience on Origin is to get more and more varied games onto Origin.

Let's not forget the crusade to put in more bike lanes and less lanes for cars.

The flat ones will basically accept any skimmer slipped over the slot. The more funky protrusions and custom designed pieces of plastic, the harder it is for a skimmer to be made to appear natural.

Because the flat ones are the easiest to put a skimmer on.

Have one as well, and the one positive for first-timers is its a manual, so at least they'll learn how to drive stick.

It's illegal in Washington state to flash your headlights. [seattletimes.nwsource.com]

Having been here for 5 years as well, I'm going to agree 100%. It's really amazing to me how after 3 days of sun the lightest sprinkle sends the people on freeways into complete mayhem. Or snow on the side of a completely clear freeway.

Well, 'an' would be correct, if we pronounced is "oosbee" instead of U-S-B.

Read it as well, although there are some valid criticisms of the assumptions made by the book: [www.amazon.com]

There was an episode of Extreme Engineering on discovery that covered this (with a train). Basically you make the tunnel a vacuum (to remove air resistance) and send a maglev train through it at insane speeds (5000mph) so it takes under an hour.

the other is cs_, which is for hostage rescue maps.

Are you on PC? you can "divorce" via the console. Also you can marry anyone you want with the console.

You know you can change it in the ini file, right?

Newegg's deals start this evening at 3pst I believe.

The video in #1 is from Seattle, and yes, people here can't drive unless conditions are absolutely optimal. A little rain, sun, ice, snow, etc invariably throws people into "oh shit" mode.

In one of the interviews they said they went through the game at a 20 foot level and imaged/indexed everything in the world. Can't imagine how tedious that must have been.

Might want to take a a look at a map of Europe.

How would you do that, exactly, when time zones stretch north to south and cover a variety of sunrises and sunsets?