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That Stick of Truth collector's edition is pretty dang sweet; wouldn't mind winning it!

Thanks for the contest!

Thanks for the contest on your website and the secret 4th prize contest as well!

Just a few days away from the giveaway...it's not too late to enter!

Sorry for not responding quicker, but it wouldn't matter: when I went back the next day to pick up those last couple of days, all the worthwhile games like BF 3 were already gone. Multiple copies of Halo: Reach were about the cream of the crop then.

Went into our local Sears (Jonesboro, AR location, in case you were wondering) to pick up some pots and pans on clearance yesterday. While there, they announced a sale on clearance video games: $4.97 apiece, no matter what their original clearance price was. We ended up getting 2 copies of...

To celebrate the first anniversary of our gaming blog Noob Theory (www.noob-theory.com), we are giving away two prizes: 1600 Microsoft points and a copy of R-Type Dimensions for the XBOX 360. Just go here, make a comment that includes your Twitter username (or some other way for us to contact...

Took 2RCKY-K2XX9-VDRKD-F99R7-M4GKZ. Thanks a bunch!

XBLA. Thanks!

Entered. Thanks!

Thanks, DudeImGodly! Finally my physics skills have paid off, though my eyes burn and my head hurts from crunching numbers so much. Of course, now I'm wondering how I'm off by one order of magnitude. Crap...it's going to keep me up all night. Thanks once again!

Even if I round pi to 3.14, I'm still getting 9.76 x 10^-6 m (which is 9.76 micrometers) for the amplitude. (The full value with that rounded pi is 9.76222E-06 m, which is 9.76222 micrometers.)

9.76 x 10^-6 m? The full calculation I did in Excel is 9.75727E-06 m if you want it more precise.

Me neither!

It's about time my degree paid off. :D