how is going to army basic training as and E3 different from an E1?

so i leave in less the 2 weeks to fort jackson, and i enlisted over a year ago and have been to my unit every month for drill since i enlisted so i know the pay is one difference between an E1 and a E3. i did 4 years of afjrotc to receive my rank. but is pay the only difference in basic. because my command sgt major had mentioned more rank more responsibility, so what exactly will i be doing different in basic from an E1?

You won’t be doing anything different. The pay IS the only difference.

And here’s what they didn’t tell you E-4 comes at 26 months ( unless you get a waiver) regardless of what rank you entered at so ALL those E-1’s will make E-4 the same time as you.


Now that you play Computer Games would you go back to playing the other console games?

I have played all (or most) of the different type of consoles games from Atari & Nintendo all the way up to to the Nintendo wii & Game Cube and ever scents I have been hooked on the Computer Games (about 1996) I have play some on the other games but would NOT ever go back to the any of the other games consoles fully.

For every one that plays Computer Games…
Now that you play Computer Games would you go back to playing the other console games?

The computer is better for that sort of stuff and i dont use any consoles anymore, because i travel alot the computer is more convienent because i can sit in th QANTAS Club and play games on my pc unlike the ps2 where you need a tv.


What video games are most likely to cause epileptic seizures?

I have a friend who is prone to epileptic seizures while playing video games. What games should I avoid to ensure a safe, but fun time with my mate?

games with flashing lights. sounds won’t do it but flashing lights and flashing scenes will be a trigger.


What requirements do I need for a computer if I play computer games?

I am looking for a good computer I can buy for the internet, games and creating and uploading media? And still buy it on a strict budget? What are the bare requirements do I need?

well thats hard to answer, as you didnt post a budget if you had i coulda built you a decent pc just built my mom one that really decent for around 300$ (minus the case and OS)

for around 500 or so you can build a good gaming/media rig that will last a while.

i suggest checking out newegg.com

they have the best prices and really good service

But key basics are a Motherboard CPU Video card Power supply Ram
hard drive and a cd/dvd-rom

MOBo you looking at around 50-150$ cpu around 100-150$(something decent) power supply 50-100$ Ram will run areoun 50$ hard drive about 50$ as well and a cd/dvd-rom will be like 20-30$


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Nintendo Wii Console with Wii Sports (Brand New) + Guitar Hero World Tour Guitar Kit for Nintendo Wii (Game + Wireless Guitar)

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Leave it to the archivists at Strut to uncover another facet of the near-legendary New York dance scene of the ’70s and ’80s. After releases from Larry Levan and Danny Krivit shedding light on what it meant to go clubbing in the late ’70s, the label moved to hip-hop — that other musical phenomenon of the era — with The Official Adventures of Grandmaster Flash. Half mix album and half history lesson, the compilation cuts back and forth between interviews, vintage or newly recorded turntable sessions, and a few old-school standalones — Babe Ruth’s “The Mexican,” Kraftwerk’s “Trans Europe Express,” Yellow Magic Orchestra’s “Computer Games” — to get listeners in the mood. Only two of the seven mix sessions are old, though the new mixes were apparently done the same way they would’ve if he’d been allowed his own mix album in 1982 instead of 2002. (It’s a fact obviously hard to prove, but the closest he got at the time, 1981’s seven-minutes-of-madness single “The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel,” is still breathtaking.) The new mixes sound just as good, with the master flashing across the spectrum of ’70s dance — from Parliament to Thin Lizzy to Cerrone to Spoonie Gee to the Eagles — with deft flicks of the wrist serving as all the transition he needs. The 20-page color liners, produced with Frank Broughton and Bill Brewster (of the mixing history lesson -Last Night a DJ Saved My Life), are the next best thing to a full video documentary. It’s just slightly less revelatory than Strut’s crown jewel, Larry Levan’s Live at the Paradise Garage (mostly because few knew that one existed), but The Official Adventures of Grandmaster Flash is still the best look at the best DJ in history.

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