Konfucius

Apparently the complexity will be customizeable. From kotaku (http://kotaku.com/5872926/the-rebirth-of-microsoft-flight-simulator-will-be-free-on-pcs-this-spring):

Happy Birthday guys.

Multicultural Santa Claus successfully combines black and white.

"When I was your age, we used mirrors and we were happy with it."

Little kids can even make dogs smile.

This movie will be fantastic on principle.

Columbian Breakfast.

As opposed to Verhoeven he could actually follow the plot of the book if he decides to reboot it - that said I prefer the film to the book but this would give the reboot some sort of reason other than simply trying to cash in on an awesome film.

I think Bay should have cut out about 20 minutes of Transformers 3. There are so many boring scenes with Sam which add nothing to the story. Good thing Sam is not in the new movie.

They also seem to be looking for Kyle.

Do a barrel roll!

To increase her hotness by 74.3% :P

Bump bump bump... heroicjanitor pick a winner please!

So far I got the exact amout back. I'm not sure you can get money back with interest.

Should have used duct-tape to fix it.

A friend of mine also brought it to my attention and I've used it twice so far. I got the first loan back soon and a bit of my second one was paid back about two month ago.

Polarbear tries to convince dog his fur got white from rolling in the snow.

What is the question to the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything?

Darth Vader's grandmother spotted on earth.

Tiger Woods really wants to put his balls in any hole.

Avidemux reads lots of files and is free, so is Handbrake. Maybe one of these reads your format.

I put toilet paper on the part where I'm going to sit. No need for wiping and acceptably clean.

Happy Birthday!

I played it with the DX11 patch on a Q9450, GeForce GTX 460 in the resolution 1680*1050 and got a very fluid framerate. I think the graphical difference is pretty small. I don't think the patch actually changes lighting but just adds a bit of tesselation. I'm also with the Crysis > Crysis 2 crowd. I really liked the quasi-sandbox (because it was still pretty linear, it just hid it) where you could hide in the bushes, scout the area extensively and then plan your approach and escape. Together with the solid physics system this meant a lot of options. In Crysis 2 I couldn't even smash in a window because the designers thought I should use the already broken one next to it. Really annoying were the corridor levels though. You would walk through a corridor into an open field and have to leave through another corridor. The entry point didn't allow to move around in a safe distance but instead always threw you right in the action where a few steps in you would be under fire already. I played both games on the hardest difficulty so this might influence my experience.