Because I had to stop somewhere. Each of the categories listed can be broken down into many many subcategories (i.e. heavy stuff -> grindcore, crust, hardcore, black metal, death metal, power violence, thrash, speed metal, doom, sludge, and the list goes on). My goal was to cover the majority of the general categories without going into such detail that the database would become a monster to maintain.

Your detective skills are as good as mine. In the offline world, head on over to local record store, flip the band's latest release over and see what label is given. Online, try looking up the band's latest release at CDNow (the label is usually listed), or check the Ultimate Band List (which isn't so ultimate by my standards) to see if they have a web site. If you're really at your wit's end, do a search on the band's name using your favorite search engine.

The goal of our first release has been to get a core set of features implemented that will support the broadest range of applications possible. It would not be possible to emulate more then a small subset of the features of Director®. Some features, such as Flash™ support, would require an expensive source license from Macromedia® and would increase the size of our executable dramatically.

Probably because we haven't developed it yet. Please check out the SF Feature Request listing and add it if it's missing.

Try one of the online stores listed at Yahoo's music shopping page. If you're looking for a record that's out of print or just not in stock anywhere, try one of the Yahoo-listed music auctioners (or use a general auction site such as eBay) or try digging through the many resources listed on the Record Collecting Resources page.

The great majority of the artists involved in the music would ask that you don't, unless the artist, their record company, or an authorised distributor have put MP3s up on their website for preview or publicity purposes. Following a detailed discussion on umf on the wider implications of music copying and file sharing on specialist musics such as ours, Wendy Grossman took this subject as the theme for one of her net.

Camera brands are largely a matter of personal choice based on how important a particular set of features are. The particular cameras and brands I use are listed in About > Cameras but there are many other fine camera brands. Ultimately, the quality of the end result is dependent on the photographer's skill, not on the brand of the tool they use.

Everyone has their own preferences and needs. Therefore, it doesn't make sense for me to comment on various scanner manufacturers. I chose my Aztek drum scanner because my focus on quality required the highest resolution, highest Dmax, most accurate scanner and I required the ability to customize the scanner's response to each individual scan. Other people may not have such tight constraints. Therefore, if the scanner does what the user needs, then that's all it needs to do. In a word, NO.

Probably not. Most users prefer to register PhotoThumb online, using a credit card. Doing so is both fast and secure. You can also register by mail, fax, phone or by purchase order, but you will have to pay is US dollars. For more information, take a look at the registration page.

Check out our tree-buying guide here. It lists all the varieties we carry for the current season, their price ranges and other key information.

Some trees we grow here at the farm; others we bring in fresh from other states because they do not cultivate in Alabama. For example, the Fraser Fir is an extremely popular type of Christmas tree, but it requires at least 3,000 feet in elevation to grow, and Birmingham falls way short.

We get asked these questions all the time, and they are the hardest ones to answer. After 3 full seasons of this, it’s really hard for us to gauge what is scary. When we ar walking thru the houses, we are looking at it on another level, the quality of the set up, the actors performances, the effects, and after the 10th one of the season, unless they swoop down and literally chop the head off of the person in front of us, we don’t jump much. (And no, no one has done that yet).

Most likely because they havent shared their music. If you are an artist, and would like to make your content accessible through OFF, see the Getting Started section.

There are two methods to putting your own OS onto the I-opener. The first involves purchasing a 2.5"/laptop IDE hard drive (or an adapter for your existing 3.5" hard drives), installing Linux on it through some other means, and attaching the drive via a modified IDE cable to the I-opener, which will then cheerfully boot it. Despite its complexity, this method has thus far been the popular one, and it will work with any x86 operating system (yes, including Windows).

Sorry, but we do not have the resources required to answer individual flight inquiries. The most current delay information that we have is available on our Real-time Airport Status pages. Check both the departure and arrival airport of the flight that you are interested in to see if there are delays that might affect it. You can access the Real-time Airport Status page here. You should also check the flight?s status with the airline.

The FAA/Air Traffic Control does not close airports. The local airport manager is the only one with the authority to close the airport or any of the airport?s runways. You would need to contact the local airport authority, typically a branch of the local city or county government, to determine the reason for the airport closure.

If an antivirus program has detected a virus on your computer, don't rush to post a question to this list asking what it does. First, it might be a false positive alert (especially if the virus is found only in one file--see C5), and second, some viruses are extremely common, so questions like "What does the Jerusalem virus do?" or "What does the Stoned virus do?" are asked here repeatedly.

If not, no. A complete absence of a given database driver from that page means that no-one has announced any intention to work on it, not that such a driver is impossible to write. A corollary of the above statement implies that if you see an announcement for a driver not on the above page, there's a good chance it's not actually a DBI driver, and may not conform to the specifications.

Given that we're making the assumption that the feature you have requested is a non-standard database-specific feature, then the answer will be no. DBI reflects a generic API that will work for most databases, and has no database-specific functionality. However, driver authors may, if they so desire, include hooks to database-specific functionality through the func() method defined in the DBI API.

Check the message boards! They’re a great resource and they tell you how to do everything in the game. The Encyclopedia is a great place to start.

Probably yes, but only after you e-mail me with a request including a description of the possible use of the image, which image you'd like to use, and a site URL (if applicable). Whether for a non-profit purpose or not, please try to ask my permission to use my artwork. Everything on my site (Unless noted otherwise) is copyrighted to the artist, Tamara Gray. (And that includes the artwork AND the HTML & site graphics.

Eudora (e-mail) and Virus Protection (McAfee for Windows and Virex for Macintosh) are both available on the IT Services Software Download page. To see a list of Microsoft products available under the Miami University site license, click HERE. For questions regarding other software, please contact your TSR for information or purchasing advice (many software packages are available with educational discounts or are site licensed for faculty use).

IPSec is an incredibly complicated thing. Much of it has been standardized, but many vendors pick and choose what parts of the standard they want to follow. This is more true of the more expensive implementations since those vendors feel the need to differentiate themselves from the rest of the pack. On the whole the IPSec stack in Mac OS X 10.2, the kame stack, is very robust and is frequently used as a reference implementation of IPSec. So you have a good shot, but it isn’t guaranteed.

The V2 bosses (Fire Man, Stone Man, Elec Man, Bomb Man, Colored Man, Magic Man, Pharaoh Man, Shadow Man) are always hidden in dead-ends on the Internet. As for the V3, they are random on the Internet, but V2 need to be found first.

If you have a game you would like to see us support, let us know. If enough people ask for it, and if it's technically possible (see the above question about Unreal), we'll do it.

The trick is to modify the games.ini file found in your server's GameHost directory. Here's how you would do this for Quake II: Copy the lines from the [Quake II] section into a new section. Name it the same as the line from #1 above (e.g. [Quake II Mod]).