Nate Caldwell

Dr. Guy is absolutely right. I can't remember the name of the study right now, but a group of statisticians once compiled a list of all the variables that they used to measure the "greatness" of an American president. On this list, FDR and Lincoln both ranked very near the top, Reagan was ranked as good to great, and Clinton came in just average. What Bush has now is an oppurtunity to become at least as great a President as Teddy Roosevelt (who also ranked very high). The wor

There is no such thing as the middle, or center of the road, or whatever. Everyone is on the extreme of at least one issue, and usually on a great many issues. And looking at the author of this thread, I would also have to say he is actually a good deal left to the middle. Not based on the original post, but based on what he's written since then. In regards to the Libertarian party, they are definitely not the angry middle. I was a libertarian for a little bit, and then I started to att

Thanks. It turns out ATI won't let me install the catalyst driver, but I still got around it (see "New ATI drivers out"). I can finally play the game now!

I have the same video card (Radeon IGP 345M) and the exact same problem when I tried to download the catalyst drivers. However, the problem is not with your computer or with Stardock; the problem lies with ATI, who refuses to support the video cards they put in laptops. To add to my own annoyance, the only Radeon IGP driver not supported by the catalyst drivers is the 345M... Anyway, to get around the problem, go to www.omegadrivers.net. They'

I have a sony laptop with an ATI Radeon IGP 345M graphics card (64 mb) and an Intel Celeron processor (2.4 ghz). I also have direct X and all my drivers fully updated. I can get through the installation and intro movie just fine, but once it gets to what I guess is the main menu, the game just freezes up. All it shows is a black screen, but it continues to play music. Then after a minute, I get a Windows error message along the lines of "Windo