the 11HOUR (trilobyte) game is TOO FAST!!!?
Q. Hi, I just got the 11th HOUR game working on my XP system with a Couple of Patches I had to install the problem is that the intro to the game just zooms past and practically skips, (it goes too fast like I just pressed the fast forward button on a dvd player) I know I need a slowdown program for my machine because it is too fast for this old DOS game. Can anyone help me?? and please include details on how I can slow down the speed of my machine to play this game. Thank you.
Asked by ANDY - Thu Mar 8 09:01:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Your best bet is to get a DOS-emulator called DOSBox and run the game in it's MS-DOS mode. It creates a DOS environment and allows you to set all kinds of things in order to get it working. You can download it for free at:
Answered by Jon T. - Thu Mar 8 09:12:30 2007

what should i name my online store?
Q. i'm creating an etsy store that sells handmade ceramic dinosaurs/prehistoric animal sculptures/figures, trilobyte jewelry, dinosaur pins etc... what should i call it? I've thought of Prehistoric Bazaar and Prehistoric Boutique but neither is really jumping out at me... any ideas?
Asked by Vanessa - Wed Nov 11 13:24:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments

A. the Before Man Store Everything Prehistoric Under the Sun The Ancient Ways Prehistoric Significance Archaic Fun Shoppe Store "Never Extinct" Always Dinosaur Everything Dinosaur Dinosauria Never Extinct Evolution The Paleolithic Principle the Paleontologist Shoppe Store Paleontology
Answered by Artie - Wed Nov 11 14:50:25 2009

Evolutionists, can you tell us how the 1000s of sq miles of dinosaurs became fossils?
Q. There are 1000s of square miles of dinosaurs all over the world and they are just below the surface of the ground. They unearth dinosaur fossils when they dig roads, when dirt erodes, when rivers wash out their banks, etc. Even the trilobyte fossils are on top of the ground and even on tops of mountains. I would like to know how millions of dinosaurs got fossilized in the same layers of sediment all over the world. Dinosaurs don't become fossils without mud, tar, resins, etc. something that stops them from decaying. You have seen racoons that got hit on the road. They don't become fossils. So how did the dinosaurs become fossils. Time is an enemy of the fossil.
Asked by Buck's Mom - Tue Jul 20 07:27:03 2010 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Fossilization is a rare process, and there are a few types. In one type, called permineralization, empty spaces in the body (filled with fluids, gasses, or soft tissues in life) fill with groundwater. Minerals in the water precipitate out, filling the space. When mud, tar, and resins are in the way, the water cannot reach the remains, so they prevent permineralization. In another type, an organism can be completely covered by a surface that hardens around it. Over time, the organism decays, leaving behind a hole in the material around it. This is referred to as an external mold. If other rocks later mineralize inside the mold, it becomes what we call a cast. This is how many hard-shelled animals are known about, such as clams and… [cont.]
Answered by jtrusnik - Tue Jul 20 08:54:53 2010