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These Worms are coming to crash your castle! Enter the world of Worms' Forts: Under Siege, now in full 3-D! You can defend yourself from atop your mighty castles or unleash your wrath on your opponents. Crush or be crushed in the classic Worms style!
Worms Forts: Under Siege! puts you in command of a team of up to four fort-dwelling worms. The game is set wacky 3-D cartoon environments, and you must command your worm garrison to quickly construct defenses to maximize your strategic advantage. Direct your worms to expand your castle and seize valuable resources. Have them build weapons of mass destruction to destroy your opponents' fortifications. Test yourself against the single-player game by battling through the 20 missions, and then lay siege against your friends via hotseat, LAN, or FortNet multiplayer! Now who's king of the castle? Prove your worth in Worms: Fort Under Siege!
Age requirements: ESRB Rating: TEEN with Cartoon Violence., PEGI Rating: 3+
Minimum system requirements: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8, 1.8 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended), 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended), 2GB HDD, Mouse, Keyboard.
Posted on 2013-02-12 11:57:01 bykaszman1:
If you loved Worms 3D probably you gonna love this one as well. And for a budget price!
Its not as good as the originals but it has its moments. Its still the good old original concept, but with a little twist. For me the fort building was a nice addition and enjoyed building siege weapons, etc
Just google the demo and give it a try before buying :)
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Posted on 2013-05-25 12:18:14 byBenster123:
I love this game, and the only reason i put 4 stars is because i have had trouble getting the cinematics to work . Now I' am waiting for gog to release worms Armageddon i used to own this game but the disk broke and now i'm just trying other worms games until i find one as good as that, so please gog, Armageddon!
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Posted on 2013-03-19 13:08:09 bymanu5:
I played this game with my friends in the Good Old Days and we had so much fun! Building towers and eliminating enemy towers of strategic importance was a nice new level to the game. If you are not experienced with other Worms titles (like me) give it a try! It was among the few titles I really enjoyed.
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Show your child she can be anything she wants to be with these inspirational paper dolls. This one's a construction worker, and if your child loves playing with building blocks, she'll love this paper doll.
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Red River Gorge's Muir Valley is in financial trouble again. Without financial support from the climber community, the Webers could be forced to close this great area to climbing. For more details, see this article on Climbing Magazine's website. As a Mountain Project admin, I want to make a personal appeal to all MP users to step up to the plate on this. Back in October of 2010, I posted this similar alert regarding the financial plight of Muir Valley. The situation hasn't changed since then -- if anything, it's gotten worse, as the number of climbers flocking to the RRG in general and Muir Valley in particular has steadily climbed. We've already lost one RRG area recently (Roadside Crag), and we just can't afford to lose Muir Valley. All the details are outlined in the links above, but I want to list some of the most important points here:
It is pointed out in the Climbing article, but I feel it warrants reinforcing that you can contribute directly to the Weber's through the Muir Valley website. Liz made a point of passing this along when I made my annual contribution this past year. I don't know this for sure, but it seems your money will go further by cutting out the middle man and donating directly to Muir Valley. If you have ever climbed at Muir you know what an amazing place it is, and if you have ever climbed at Muir and never made a contribution perhaps now is the time to say thank you by giving them a hand. Sax mentions that just one dollar can make a difference, but come on folks pony up $10 or $20 at a minimum and help keep this treasure open for all to enjoy.
O man if muir closes PMRP is guna be a madhouse
Muir Valley is a wonderful place! Think about throwing a few bucks their way if you've climbed there. It'd be nice if people donated a little every time they climbed there, so we wouldn't get all these imminent closure/catastrophe pleas periodically.
I'm curious, since Muir Valley was after my time at the Red - how are the funds used - is there any published breakdown? I don't climb there (never have) but would consider making a donation. I'm just lucky enough that there is so much climbing near me, and that back when I was at the Red, there were not really "crowds" that needed to be spread out like they do now.
They would rather close down access than charge for admission?
Ryan, there has not been any sort of published, organized breakdown of the Webers' expenses yet. A lot of folks over on redriverclimbing.com believe that they are entitled to something like this if they donate to FOMV, and a few others are even saying that the Webers are putting too much money into superfluous improvements (road grading, signs marking crags, etc.). Wankel, the reason that they don't charge admission fees is because, under KY law, that would expose them to a lot of liabilities.
At least twice a year I donate online, plus the usual cash deposit on each visiting week down there. Well worth it, especially with the new improved parking lot. Not everyone can access the PMRP with their vehicles so Muir is the perfect alternative AND safe from the break-ins that plagued the last season in the Red.
There's absolutely no reason for every person who visits not to put at least $5 each in the donation box at the end of a day there. Think about how many of hours of entertainment are coming out of that $5 and it's an absolute steal.
Donated last night online and got a very mice response from Liz today. Great place to visit and climb at, so please be considerate and give. As someone had already mentioned, PMRP (The Gallery as I experienced it)) and Military/LF were quite busy last Fall with Roadside closed, while Muir was relatively 'open', even on a nice weekend. And less of a chore to get to, compared to most of PMRP.
Torrent closed, then Roadside closed. Think about the impact each of those had on the other area crags. Muir Valley isn't just a crag; it's an entire region of the RRG. It's sad that it has to keep coming to this. I don't remember where I read this, but I think they said they spent $92k out of pocket in 2010. If someone can verify or correct that it would be appreciated. If everyone put $5 every day they visit (per person) that would at least take care of the financial burden on the Webers. That's not much to pay for a day of awesome climbing. The climbing community needs to grow up and start pulling its weight if we intend to maintain access to such awesome places as Muir Valley. Thank you, Rick and Liz, for all you do.
My g/f and I donated when we climbed there, I hope everyone does the same.
Skiing downhill is my winter sport, and a day of enjoying the mountains now runs about 50 bucks for a 7 hour day of slopes. I think climbing in beautiful Muir Valley is worth at least a tenth or more of a ski ticket. We camp and eat cheap all week in the Red, so why not be sure to spend your available bucks where they count? Any 'vacation' setting you choose that costs you less than 50 bucks per day to feed, sleep and enjoy yourself is a cheap bargain. Think how much cash you drop for just one cam.
Posting mainly to bump and keep this on the FP, but it would serve the community as yet another reminder and lesson if it closed. Too many people take access for granted and are not stewards of our resources. This is like the child that doesnt take care of its toy and then asks for another one when it breaks.
Bumpa-roo. FYI, Rick Weber has successfully completed his first round of chemo and will be returning soon to Muir for some well deserved rest. Show your appreciation to the Webers with a few bucks in the bucket and help clean up anything you can to keep Muir nice and sweet this spring. Make their work load as little as it has to be.
bump... looking forward to a trip down there this fall- we will be glad to make a donation.
Bumparoo...it's spring break and all of us on break need to factor in another 20 bucks per head on the expenses when you get down here. I just arrived and will be there within the hour today.....a wonderful spring day it is at Muir!!
I used to climb here when I lived in Michigan. The wife and I would drop a $20 in each day. When you figure it was $30 a day to climb at Planet Rock (and usually just for 2-3 hours) it is a steal. This place has some of the best climbs, nice trails to get there, good parking, bathrooms, etc. I have seen 100s of people show up and leave without ever dropping a dime in the box (even though it is literally right in front of your face as you head down the trail). I am too far away to be climbing at Muir anymore but I will still support them for my friends that get to climb there.
Having climbed here and also having met Liz Weber, I must say I'd jump at the chance to help keep this place open. Nice people, incredibly generous accommodations, and just an amazing effort to make a climbing area accessible. I hope everyone gets a chance to experience this place, but we all have to kick in sometimes to make this happen. -Eamon
Donating today. Thanks for raising awareness on this issue.
Hit up the paypal at Friends of Muir Valley just yesterday...and I haven't even been down there to climb for over 4 months!!..but know it's the right thing to do. Just to help recover the costs of that new climber shelter in the parking lot is reason enough.
Maybe they should stop building bridges everywhere and hanging perma draws. That would save a bundle.


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BRAUN, ESTHER KOENNING, 84, of Houston: Visitation 5 - 7 p.m. at Waltrip Funeral Directors, 713-465-2525.
HAAS, ALICE, 91, of Moulton: Funeral Mass 2 p.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, burial at St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Smith Funeral Home, 361-596-4631.
HOFFMANN, FLORENCE, 86, of Hobson: Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m. at St. Boniface Catholic Church, interment following at Hobson Cemetery, Rhodes Funeral Home, 830-780-3334.
HOLIK, AGNES HLAVAC, 93, of Hallettsville: Funeral Mass 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, burial at Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Kubena Funeral Home, 361-798-3271.
HUEHLEFELD, LILLIE M., 84, of Yoakum: Funeral Mass 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church, entombment at St. Joseph Catholic Mausoleum, Thiele-Cooper Funeral Home, 361-293-5656.
PARSONS, MILDRED C., 92, of Victoria: Funeral service 10 a.m. at Grace Funeral Home, burial following at Memory Gardens Cemetery, Grace Funeral Home, 361-573-4341.
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Notre Dame senior defenders Matt
Besler (Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley West) and Jack Traynor (St.
Charles, Mo./Francis Howell North) have been invited to participate in the 2009
adidas Major League Soccer (MLS) Player Combine. They are among a group of 65
college seniors from 45 Division I schools to take part in the event, which
will be held at Lockhart Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Jan. 9-13, 2009.
The coaching and management staffs of all 15 MLS teams will be in attendance to scout talent at the 2009 adidas MLS Player Combine, which concludes two days before the 2009 MLS SuperDraft. At the 2008 MLS SuperDraft 43 of the 56 players drafted participated in the 2008 adidas MLS Player Combine; 12 combine players were selected in the first round. The 2009 MLS SuperDraft will be held on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2009 in St. Louis, Mo.
The initial player list was determined by a select panel of Division I college coaches representing all conferences who nominated and voted for players in conjunction with MLS coaches. Youth players from the Generation adidas program will join additional collegiate players from NCAA Division II and III schools, NAIA schools and Division I alternates to finalize the 2009 adidas Player Combine. The final player list and team assignments will be announced in the coming weeks.
The 2009 adidas MLS Player Combine will separate all players into four teams and feature two games per day at Lockhart Stadium on Jan. 10, 11 and 13. Each team will be led by an experienced Division I coach and will be assigned a youth coach, to be named at a later date.
Besler played in 90 games, including 73 starts, during his stellar Notre Dame career. He started every match over the past three seasons and only missed one game during his collegiate career. Besler is a three-time all-BIG EAST selection in addition to being an all-region pick in each of the past two seasons. Last month, he was named an Academic All-American. Besler, a two-time team captain, totaled 17 points on five goals and seven assists in an Irish uniform while anchoring the backline.
Traynor was a four-year starter for the Fighting Irish and tallied 11 points on two goals and seven assists from the left back position. The three-time all-BIG EAST honoree started 82 of the 86 games he played in during his career. Traynor and Besler were key cogs in Notre Dame's first-ever NCAA Championship quarterfinal appearance in 2006 and the return trip to the quarterfinals in 2007. They also helped the Irish capture BIG EAST regular-season titles the past two seasons and compile an overall record of 53-26-12 during their careers.
Media interested in securing credentials for the 2009 adidas MLS Player Combine should contact MLS Sports Communications Manager Stephen Rodriguez at 212-450-1227 or email@example.com.
The game schedule and the 65 players selected, broken down by position and by school are included below:
All games are open to the public. All times eastern and schedule is subject to change.
Saturday, January 10
2:30 p.m. Predator PowerSwerve vs. adiTunit (Lockhart Stadium)
4:30 p.m. adiPure vs. adidas Tiro (Lockhart Stadium)
Sunday, January 11
3:00 p.m. adiTunit vs. adidas Tiro (Lockhart Stadium)
5:00 p.m. Predator PowerSwerve vs. adiPure (Lockhart Stadium)
Tuesday, January 13
9:15 a.m. Predator PowerSwerve vs. adidas Tiro (Lockhart Stadium)
11:15 a.m. adiPure vs. adiTunit (Lockhart Stadium)
GOALKEEPERS (7): Chris Brown (Boston College); Evan Bush (University of Akron); Steward Ceus (University of Albany); Alec Dufty (University of Evansville); Neal Kitson (St. John's University); Milos Kocic (Loyola College); Sean Milligan (Dartmouth College)
DEFENDERS (20): Lyle Adams (Wake Forest University); Calum Angus (Saint Louis University); Trevor Banks (Old Dominion University); Darius Barnes (Duke University); Rhett Bernstein (Brown University); Matt Besler (University of Notre Dame); Evan Brown (Wake Forest University); Oscar Castillo (University of Connecticut); Chris Clements (University of Tulsa); AJ Delagarza (University of Maryland); Paul Gerstenberger (Boston College); David Hertel (Michigan State University); Wes Knight (College of Charleston); Otto Loewy (Winthrop University); Yohance Marshall (University of South Florida); Ryan Mirsky (Southern Methodist University); Babjide Ogunbiyi (Santa Clara University); Kyle Russell (Coastal Carolina University); Seth Sinovic (Creighton University); Jack Traynor (University of Notre Dame)
MIDFIELDERS/FORWARDS (38): Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe (George Mason University); Quincy Amarikwa (University of California-Davis); Brandon Barklage (Saint Louis University); Josh Boateng (Liberty University); Graciano Brito (Quinnipiac University); Pav Castenada (Duke University); Aaron Clapham (University of Louisville); Raphael Cox (University of Washington); Sam Cronin (Wake Forest University); Dylan Curtis (University of California-Davis); Doug DeMartin (Michigan State University); Jokul Elisabetarson (University of North Carolina-Greensboro); Michael Fucito (Harvard University); Andrei Gotsmanov (Creighton University); Mike Grella (Duke University); Alex Grendi (University of Pennsylvania); Juan Guerra (Florida International University); Jeffrey Harwell (Southern Methodist University); Bryan Irwin (University of Portland); Richard Jata (Campbell University); George John (University of Washington); Keum Sung Kim (Loyola University); Michael Lahoud (Wake Forest University); Ryan Maduro (Providence College); Patrick Murray (Furman University); Kyle Patterson (Saint Louis University); Nick Perra (University of California-Santa Barbara); Chris Pontius (University of California-Santa Barbara); Matt Poole (University of Virginia); Akeem Priestley (University of Connecticut); Daniel Revivo (Winthrop University); Tosaint Ricketts (University of Wisconsin-Green Bay); Brad Ring (Indiana University); Chris Salvaggionne (University of North Carolina-Charlotte); Jordan Seabrook (University of South Florida); Marcus Tracy (Wake Forest University); Nick Zimmerman (James Madison University); Graham Zusi (University of Maryland)


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Precise Calculator has arbitrary precision and can calculate with complex numbers, fractions, vectors and matrices. Has more than 150 mathematical functions and statistical functions and is programmable (if, goto, print, return, for).
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This is an outstanding calculator for your PC. I wish I had this one for real (or my cell phone). The programming capabiltities are very nice and easy to use. It would be even greater, if you would split this project into two parts (GUI and calculator.dll) so one could change the skin or embed it into self-made applications more easily.
Many calculators and spreadsheets out there are limited by double precision (e.g., 15-16 significant digits). Sometimes you need a program that is not. This is that program! You can enter a full expression in the top left pane and see the result in the bottom left pane. All the normal functions of a scientific calculator are there, including base conversion, deg/rad/grad conversion, output as fraction or decimal. You even have a macro language for writing mathematical functions with multiple inputs and outputs.
Very useful, especially the built-in functions.


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