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Nope Someone who doesn't play the game anymore

1: it has to be mobile 2: it doesn't have to be a Mac OS 3: I'm going to use it for general college stuff and some video editing Zygon can you give me a link or name?

This Macbook pro cost $1499.00 It's currently my first choice for my new laptop, do you guys know any other computer with about the same specs. at the same or lower price?

Your MoF already? I thought you just joined

in-game message this guy: http://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=201171

I've never seen a Fark member before *we just made first contact

Well he was told to dress more appropriately, I think its reasonable. I mean is it that hard to button up your button down.

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I found slide 18 to be quite interesting: Russia certainly thinks this, but it simply isn't true. Sevastopol is a very good port, if you take it out of context. Otherwise, it is just a port in a lake (essentially). It would be like the US maintaining a fleet in one of the great lakes, it is pretty much useless. On a related note, Russia has two other ports on the Black Sea they can use, they just aren't as good, and they aren't in other countries (with US bases in many countries in Europe, I suspect Putin feels that he needs to do the same to maintain Russia's status as a superpower). but the Black sea is connected to the Mediterranean giving Russia access to global waters in winter.

Despite Russia building up for 20 years, their military is still largely out-dated, specially their navy. Also U.S. military isn't spread thin since we tons of allies: Europe - NATO Asia - Japan, South Korea, Philippines, India (not sure) Australia

Putin wants sevastopol port The Russians have to ask the Ukrainians for permission to use this port, they get a lease on it - they literally "rent" it. This wasn't difficult with a pro-Russian president in Ukraine, however the Russians are very worried now, because there's been an uprising in Ukraine, and the pro-Russian president was turfed out, they may lose their lease on this port If they lose the lease, they lose their power in the region. Putin is a very clever man, he knows that he can push a certain amount and there won't be any military repercussions - no one is going to risk a massive war - so in a way he's playing a game of bluff, he'll push forces into Crimea, take Sevastopol all for himself - it'll cost Russia money and international relations - but he obviously thinks that the gamble is worth it to control such a vital port He doesn't have any strong opposition at home (running in opposition is "difficult" in Russia) and he pretty much runs the media - so he can convince the Russians at home, and those in the Ukraine that he is merely trying to protect them - this is something a lot of them believe this is a hostile take-over, internationally it's condemned, but to Putin, that naval port permanently in the hands of Russia is worth it

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