What about Unicron?
@geoffhazel:
Same here. I got one of these cards from Zyxel as a rebate and also used it right away. From the looks of the screenshot, the rebate processing company that Creative uses is the same one that Zyxel uses.
@HPCommando:
Patriot (the black Cap's grandson) gets his power originally from MGH (mutant growth hormone), a drug in the Marvel Universe. He then gets a blood transfusion from his grandfather and ends up with similar abilities. The SSF was not passed on genetically.
Patriot (the black Cap's grandson) gets his power originally from MGH (mutant growth hormone), a drug in the Marvel Universe. He then gets a blood transfusion from his grandfather and ends up with similar abilities. The SSF was not passed on genetically.
@Haltingpoint:
Time Warner does NOT own RCN.
@MyPetFly:
Pretty much all hard drive manufacturers do this as well. The hard drive will have a date of manufacture on the label, and that's when they start the warranty. I've purchased a brand new hard, checked the warranty when I opened it, and found that the warranty had already expired. It had apparently been in a Fry's warehouse for at least a year. An email to Western Digital with a copy of the receipt fixed that problem.
@Jon Schwartz:
Not sure what you're talking about there. Whenever I sell an item on eBay, the first thing I do is transfer the funds to my account. I've never had to wait, except for the usually 3-4 days for the transfer to complete. I've never had to wait for feedback or confirmation delivery to get my money.
Not sure what you're talking about there. Whenever I sell an item on eBay, the first thing I do is transfer the funds to my account. I've never had to wait, except for the usually 3-4 days for the transfer to complete. I've never had to wait for feedback or confirmation delivery to get my money.
What store was this guy in? I just got home from Best Buy here in DC and there was at least a dozen Wii consoles for sale w/o bundles. I was surprised that there wasn't really anyone noticing them.
@Evlsushi:
They were probably high and watching Kevin Smith's Mallrats.
They were probably high and watching Kevin Smith's Mallrats.
I live in the Washington, DC area and have had RCN for about 2 years. I've never experienced what the OP has. I've never been on hold for more than 5 minutes when I call in. I've had DirecTV, DishNetwork, Comcast, and Time-Warner. RCN has been the best service provider out of all of those companies.
@CarrerCrytharis:
Jay Garrick was the first Flash. His first appearance was in 1940. Barry Allen didn't come along until 1956.
Jay Garrick was the first Flash. His first appearance was in 1940. Barry Allen didn't come along until 1956.
@PerhapsNot:
The most recent incarnation of the Justice League of America as written by Brad Meltzer did not have the Martian Manhunter as a member. However as the series progressed and Dwayne McDuffie was given the reigns of the Justice League of America, Batman was corresponded with J'onn while he was spying for Batman on the prison planet where all the super-villains had been stashed. So right now, I'd say the Martian Manhunter is not an official member, but it won't be long til he is again.
The most recent incarnation of the Justice League of America as written by Brad Meltzer did not have the Martian Manhunter as a member. However as the series progressed and Dwayne McDuffie was given the reigns of the Justice League of America, Batman was corresponded with J'onn while he was spying for Batman on the prison planet where all the super-villains had been stashed. So right now, I'd say the Martian Manhunter is not an official member, but it won't be long til he is again.
@Darth_Panda:
The yellow impurity is still kind of there. Veteran GLs can overcome fear, thereby overcoming the yellow impurity weakness. Hal, Kyle, Guy, John, & Kilowog have been shown overcoming it. Rookie GLs are still susceptible to the yellow impurity until they overcome fear (yellow) on their own.
@edosan:
Alan Scott is no longer in charge of Checkmate. He was "fired" after the first or second storyline in Checkmate. Mr. Terrific was appointed to replace him.
I will always have a desktop as my primary PC. I like to upgrade and tinker with it too much to solely go with a notebook that has very limited upgrade options. Desktops also provide a better price/performance ratio.
HP has sales reps in most major electronics stores (Best Buy, Circuit City, Fry's, Office Depot, Staples, etc.) on the weekends. Best Buy is your best bet to find one of them. When you do find one, tell them what your having an issue with. They have a specific number they can call to escalate your problems which can go directly to a technician, bypassing the usually customer service if you were to call the general HP support line. I've had more luck with this method than others. (Former HP employee. I have tons of HP stuff that all still work perfectly. Knock on wood.)
Stability. I've been running Vista in my main PC since it was released. It has been rock-solid since the very first install. I've never had a BSOD in Vista that wasn't my fault (overclocking or using beta drivers/patches). I can't say the same for XP. Going from Windows 98 to XP was a nightmare. XP to Vista was a much smoother transition. I got BSODs weekly, if not daily, on XP initially. Even up til the release of Vista, I was still getting weird hangups and quirks on XP that I could not find any explanation for. I've gotten a few errors on my notebook running Vista, and it's been good at pinpointing the issue for me. I was able to resolve the problem within minutes.
The XP installation process is also antiquated compared to Vista's, which I've found to be one of the easiest OS installations that I've ever done. I have a Toshiba M400 tablet and XP installation on it is the most difficult thing I've done on any PC due to it's weird SATA drivers. Vista installed w/o issue.
Sony and Toshiba can work on this, but why the hell couldn't they work on a HD-DVD and Blu-Ray combination or compromise??
@monkity: His scene was after the credits.
@Defendant:
Braak was right. The kid was named Wild Thing. She was Wolverine and Elektra's kid. This took place in the MC2 Universe, where the Spider-Girl series takes place.
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Braak was right. The kid was named Wild Thing. She was Wolverine and Elektra's kid. This took place in the MC2 Universe, where the Spider-Girl series takes place.
[en.wikipedia.org]
