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At its core, Galactic Gladiator is a top-down, vertically scrolling space shooter. The basic game play is similar to many classic shooters: destroy all of the attacking enemies utilizing your ship?s weaponry and defences, both of which can be improved by collecting various power-ups. The game is certainly a ?shooter?, although it isn?t exactly the typical ?arcade? type. While it still appeals to classic shooter fans, we?ve included several elements to make success more about skill, practice and strategy.
Missions in Galactic Gladiator are separated into three types: ?Levels?, ?Skirmishes? and ?Challenges?.
Levels use the classic shooter model: a sequence of missions interspersed with plot segments. These levels finish with large ?boss? battles that the shooter genre is famous for.
Skirmishes provide a better way to prove your skills: endless waves of enemies will be thrown at you, becoming denser and denser until you eventually die. The amount of damage that you can do to the attacking forces will dictate your score, and is highly related to the amount of time that you can survive.
Challenges are generally shorter, and concentrate on one particular skill. Some of these are set up like training missions: ?Lasers 1?, ?Lasers 2? and ?Lasers 3? are progressively harder challenges aimed at helping the player to become proficient with the ?lasers? weapon.
For the more competitive players, the web site includes an ?online high score database?. One can submit his/her scores to this database either via a web interface, or right from within the game. These scores are then available online (associated with the player?s online user name), and players can see who the top people are in each mission, or simply track their own progress. As well, all of your scores will give you ?ranking points? based on how well you do compared to other players. When summed, ranking points determine the overall ranking order of all players.

Estimate the hardware that is required to deploy Active Directory in your organization Active Directory Sizer application was designed to let you estimate the hardware that is required to deploy Active Directory in your organization.
The estimate that is provided is based on your organizations usage profile, and the domain and site topology.
Before using the Active Directory Sizer, the IT consultant or administrator should be cognizant of the organization?s layout, namely the domain configuration, site topology and user distribution. This should have been worked out during the design phase.
The Sizer tool can also be used for existing Active Directory deployments that are either planning for future growth or deploying an application that uses Active Directory, such as Microsoft Exchange 2000.
Sizer provides an easy and convenient way for users to enter and view their organizational layout and help administrators and consultants plan their hardware requirements based on this layout.
The purpose of the Sizer is to predict an organization?s hardware requirements as accurately as possible, such that administrators are protected from under-estimating their hardware, which could potentially cause poor performance and longer client or application response times.
Active Directory scalability (in terms of the number of users it supports per domain), depends entirely on the usage profile for the domain. ?Usage profile? can be defined as the load on the directory due to searches, updates, logons, applications, etc. For this reason, it is hard to assign a strict upper limit on the number of objects Active Directory can support per domain.
Deployment planners should feed in their desired usage profile (or if currently using Windows NT4.0, they could use their existing user profile plus growth), using the Sizer domain wizard, and let Sizer determine the hardware requirements to support this user profile.
While the Sizer tries to account for most of the factors that affect Active Directory sizing, it may not know of certain in-house applications or services that use Active Directory. Hence it is recommended that the user take this into consideration before purchasing the requisite hardware.

Recent statistics show that 91% of all consumer owned computers are infected with spyware. And spyware are not the only thing that can "clog" up your computer.
Integrity Scanner will walk you through a set of system locations where spyware could hide so you can visually inspect your systems integrity.
Also, many legitimate programs decide that they should start up when windows starts, without ever asking for your permission. This usually creates a situation where you have 25 programs running (all at once) and your computer is so slow its barely usable.
Is this problem familiar?
Download Integrity Scanner and see how easy it is to get rid of these problems.
-Optimize Windows Startup programs
-Detect & remove harmful Browser Helper Objects (BHO)
-Detect & remove unwanted Browser Toolbars, Buttons and Plugins
-Detect host file redirects and full Network configuration
-Delete Files that are currently in use
-Interactive file description search