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any new information about "AREA 51" ?

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Posted in Area 51 on February 3rd, 2012 by RoswellUFOs.com

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Question by Ruben R: any new information about "AREA 51" ?

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Answer by Goku
isnt that a game? if so, then they have new weapons.

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How do you feel about scientists holding an emergency summit on climate change?

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Posted in Climate on January 28th, 2012 by RoswellUFOs.com

"Scientists are to hold an emergency summit to warn the world's politicians they are being too timid in their response to global warming.

Climate experts from across the world will gather in Copenhagen next month to agree a stark message to policy makers, which they hope will break the political deadlock on efforts to curb rising temperatures. The meeting follows "disturbing" studies that suggest global warming could strike harder and faster than expected.

Katherine Richardson, a marine biologist at the University of Copenhagen, who is organising next month's event, said: "This is not a regular scientific conference. This is a deliberate attempt to influence policy."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/feb/09/scientists-summit-climate-change

Now for all you conspiracy theorists out there, scientists have nothing to gain monetarily from such a summit. They already have no trouble getting research grants to study climate change, and influencing political policy at this point does not benefit them in any way.

What are your thoughts on this emergency summit?

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What do you know about "Area 51"?

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Posted in Area 51 on January 20th, 2012 by RoswellUFOs.com

Question by wondering: What do you know about "Area 51"?

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"Area 51 (also known as Dreamland, Watertown, The Ranch, Paradise Ranch, The Farm, The Box, Groom Lake, and The Directorate for Development Plans Area) is a remote tract of land in southern Nevada, owned by the federal government of the United States, containing an air field apparently used for the secret development and testing of new military aircraft. It is famed as the subject of many UFO conspiracy theories."

Via Wikipedia.

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Can anyone tell me about or give a good website to get information about the 9-11 conspiracy theories?

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Posted in 9/11 on January 1st, 2012 by RoswellUFOs.com

I am writing a 6 page paper on the 9-11 conspiracy theories so i need a lot of quick information on it. Thanks. =)

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Q&A: Whats inside "AREA 51"????? Why wont the American Government disclose anything about it.?

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Posted in Area 51 on December 28th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

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Question by jwalantmistry: Whats inside "AREA 51"????? Why wont the American Government disclose anything about it.?

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Answer by joeblow
you must remove your question you have been warned lol probably some alien technology along with some extremly high tech weaponary and spying devices

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Whats that movie about the conspiracy of the moon landing?

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Posted in Moon landing on November 29th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

I just saw a question on it and I want to rent it on Netflix.

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Can you answer the following questions about Area 51 for me?

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Posted in Area 51 on September 30th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

I need answers to the following questions for a project:

Why and what is so secret about Area 51?
Where is it located?
What are some conspiracies that people were known to create there?
When was it first created?

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Does the president know everything about Area 51?

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Posted in Area 51 on August 11th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

I'm 15 and this story about Area 51 really amazes me on how far the government would go to keep secret about OUR country. I'm really interested on this subject. If anyone know anything interesting about it feel free to write it.

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THE PARANORMAL PREACHER: THE TRUTH ABOUT ALIENS AND AREA 51

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Posted in Area 51 on August 6th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

THE PARANORMAL PREACHER: THE TRUTH ABOUT ALIENS AND AREA 51

The Paranormal Preacher is the story of Darrell Gene Motal's journey through the world of the paranormal: A journey which brings him from his first childhood encounter with a UFO to his last encounters at Area 51. While he is working at Area 51, SSgt Motal learns the secrets about flying saucers and extraterrestrials that the U.S. government has been hiding from the public for over 40 years.
Seventeen years later, and at the risk of his own life, Reverend Darrell Motal has decided to tell the truth about aliens and Area 51 to the world.
The Paranormal Preacher is the story of Darrell Gene Motal's journey through the world of the paranormal: A journey which brings him from his first childhood encounter with a UFO to his last encounters at Area 51. While he is working at Area 51, SSgt Motal learns the secrets about flying saucers and extraterrestrials that the U.S. government has been hiding from the public for over 40 years.
Seventeen years later, and at the risk of his own

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See About Dell Alienware M15X Laptop Battery

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Posted in Area 51 on July 11th, 2011 by RoswellUFOs.com

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Stay unplugged longer with the new Dell Alienware M15X 7800mAh 5200mAh Li-ion dell Inspiron Battery. This 10.8V Rechargeable Li-ion battery can replace the original system battery or be used as a spare. Dell computer batteries  life (and recharge times) will vary based on many factors including screen brightness, applications, features, power management, battery conditioning and other customer preferences.

Alienware announced a compact high performance notebook a long time ago. But although it was already available in the USA for quite a while, it is just now finally coming to Europe. The Area-51 m15x notebook makes Alienware the first producer that offers a 15″ gaming notebook with a 8800 GTX graphics card and Intel Core 2 extreme processor. This is also the current maximum of what's possible in the compact multimedia class. Compared with other Alienware models we tested so far, the Area-51 m15x looks very simple and discreet (fujitsu battery), at least as long as the various LED lights aren't activated. The display lid and the base unit are kept in a silver-grey plastic frame. We especially liked the seamless workmanship of this part, which creates a compact impression of the notebook.

The geometrical and simple shape perfectly fits the colour scheme. The most outstanding details are firstly the two openings on the left and right of the keyboard, which contain the loud speakers, and secondly the central display hinge. But the Area-51 m15x becomes the center of attention only after turning on the LED illumination. The LEDs are very effective due to the unobtrusive case design, (Cheap FPCBP216 10.8V,3 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for FUJITSU FPCBP216) especially if other light sources are dimmed.

One can tweak the illumination of the Area-51 m15x with the Alien FX Lightning software in the command center. Various different colours or separate areas can be chosen for the light effects. The laptop distinguishes different areas of illumination, like the light pipe around the display in the shape of a small gap that emits light, the illumination of the hot keys, as well as the touch pad and keyboard. Our test sample had a keyboard without illumination however.

Another interesting gadget to personalise the m15x is the aluminum plate on the bottom of the notebook, on which up to 23 characters chosen by the soon to be owner (FUJITSU LifeBook M2010 laptop batteries), are engraved by laser. The text is translated into alien characters and also added to a foil which is put on the touch pad.

Ah yes, don't forget the well known alien face on the display lid, which is illuminated as well. It starts to pulsate if the notebook is put into standby mode, which is also called "breathing" by Apple. The Alienware m15x unfortunately fails to do this smoothly, so that it looks more like it is clearing it's throat.

We also had to clear our throat on closer inspection of the case, which makes a compact and robust impression at first due to the design, but clearly disappoints in the actual test (Cheap F310J 11.1V,9 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for DELL F310J). Holding the notebook, lifting it, or applying a bit of pressure, always results in creaky noises, which seem to be the norm with the m15x. Especially bad in this regard are the display and display hinges.

Although the display is with 12 millimeter not exactly slim, it seems to be very susceptible to any kind of pressure or twisting. Just opening and closing the display is apparently already too much for the notebook and results in loud creaking and squeaking. Furthermore, deformations and even colour changes on the display are noticeable. (Cheap a32-f82 11.1V,11.25V,6 cell Laptop Batteries, battery for ASUS a32-f82 ,brand new, 1 year warranty! Ship to most countries)

The hinge itself failed to make a good impression as well. Even though the resistance while adjusting the display is acceptable, the noise it creates and the wobbling of the display after it is put into the desired position is clearly not. Considering it is a compact notebook, which can be carried around, those problems are rather serious.

Especially the creaking noises while working with the notebook overshadow the impression of the m15x. The only average haptics of the plastic parts also fail to change this fact. The low quality is particularly hard to understand if one considers the current price of the Alienware Area-51m15x in our configuration of 2.799.- Euro. ( Replacement battery for ASUS A32-U6, 11.1 voltage, 4400 mAh, 6 cells, Li-ion Laptop Batteries)

The front and the back side of the notebook stay clear of connections. On the front right side of the notebook is a card reader ( 7in1 ) followed by an ExpressCard slot (54mm). Both slots are closed by well shaped flaps. Rubberplugs or plastic dummies are thus unnecessary.

Further back is a HDMI port, which allows a full digital transfer of image and video data. After that comes an USB 2.0 port and a Firewire 1394b (9-Pin) interface, which is a bit unusual for notebooks. Completely at the back is a Kensington lock.

The left side of the m15x is occupied by the power supply, LAN port, two USB 2.0 ports and audio connections (microphone, earphones). All those ports were located at the back half of the left side, which concentrates various cables and prevents annoying cable tangle. The Area-51 m15x has thus not only an extensive enough interface equipment, but also very good alignment of the available ports.

The DVD multi drive is located on the left side on the front. The SmartBay slot could also be equipped with another optical drive, like for example a Blu-Ray drive . Another possibility would be to put an additional hard disk or SQU-724 battery into the SmartBay slot of the m15x.

As opposed to other drives, the Optiarc AD-5540AD doesen't have a reject button on the drive itself. Instead, it can be opened with the key combination FN+F8.

The m15x has also various integrated communication modules. The gaming notebook offers a Gigabit Ethernet module made by Broadcom for fast transfers over local networks, as well as a wireless LAN card by Intel, standard4965AGN. A Bluetooth 2.0 module provides wireless communication with various extra devices.

Alienware offers only a Kensington lock regarding security, but at least this allows to fix the notebook to a table or other heavy items on LAN parties, to prevent thieves from stealing the notebook.

Included in the shipment of our Alienware m15x test sample was a small leathercase containing the rather short user manual, a thin protection cover, recovery and driver CD ( Cheap UM09A75 11.1V,6 cell 9 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for ACER UM09A75 ), as well as Nero 7 Essentials. Further included was a mouse pad in Alienware design made by Func, which turned out to be very suitable for gaming in our tests ( in combination with a Logitech MX510 mouse ).

The Alienware Area-51 m15x offers a standard keyboard without additional number pad, which is not surprising for a 15.4 inch notebook. The lack of layout experiments, 18×18mm standard keys and the generous enter and space keys, make typing intuitive and adjustments unnecessary.

Typing on the keyboard, which offered a soft stroke and good resistance, was very pleasant as a result. Another positive feature is the quiet typing. The keyboard was also robust, even punctual pressure didn't cause much deformation of the keyboard unit, which is especially handy when playing fast games that often lead to strong pressure on single keys in the heat of the moment. ( Replacement battery for ACER UM09A31, 11.10 voltage, 7200 mAh, 9 cells, Li-ion Laptop Batteries )

The individual keys seem a bit overloaded, because of the coloured border every key has, which emit light on models with integrated keyboard illumination (38.- Euro extra).

The touch pad is optically very well integrated into the look of the Alienware m15x. It is evenly built into the surrounding case and offers a single continuous touch pad button. The main weakness of the pad is the smooth surface. Alienware included two stickers with rough surface with the notebook that can be put on the touch pad, in order to improve handling. Most users will probably prefer the rough surface, which leads to the question why the pad wasn't equipped with that surface from the beginning. Compared with the original surface, handling was clearly better after putting the sticker on the touch pad.

The single touch pad key was apparently also produced to please the eye, and not to be user friendly. The continuous button has a very large dead area in the middle (about a third of the total width!), and can only be pressed properly on the left and right edges (Cheap AL31-1005 10.8V,11.25V,6 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for ASUS AL31-1005). We thus highly recommend to use an external mouse, which should be the not a question for a real gamer anyway.

A touch sensitive panel above the keyboard of the m15x provides additional control of the notebook. The term "touch sensitive" is in our opinion not very accurate however, because the symbols require the finger to rest on them for a rather long time to actually react.
Especially annoying in this regard is the adjustment of the volume. A lot of patience is required to get the desired volume.

Alienware currently offers two different displays for the 15.4 inch models. They differ in supported resolution and type of display surface. The choice is between a 1440×900 pixel WXGA+ display with ClearView technology (glossy surface) and a 1920×1200 pixel WUXGA display with matte surface and HD compatible resolution. (ASUS Eee PC 1101HA laptop batteries)

Our test sample was equipped with the high resolution WUXGA display (LPL1801) and was instantly loved because of it's non reflecting surface. This is unfortunately rare, since multimedia notebooks hardly ever offer matte surfaces. It is thus impressive that Alienware went against the common trend, and offers their high end display with an eye friendly surface.

Fears that the matte display might not be able to compete with glossy displays regarding brightness, colours or contrast, quickly disappeared after a couple of tests. The WUXGA display achieved a very good maximum brightness of 191.3cd/m2 in the central display area. The illumination of the panel is with 87.6% significantly above average.

The measured minimum brightness (black value) of the display was 0.37cd/m2. This, together with the maximum brightness of 191.3cd/m2, resulted in a maximum possible contrast of good 517:1 . Subjectively, the display is always sharp and with good contrast. (Cheap A32-F80 11.1V,6 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for ASUS A32-F80 ,brand new, 1 year warranty! Ship to most countries)

Rather untypical for a gaming notebook, but possible nonetheless, is the outdoor use of the Alienware Area-51 m15x . The dim display surface and the high brightness of the display allow outdoor usage with proper image quality.

The dim WUXGA display offers enough viewing angle stability in vertical and horizontal direction for a sufficiently large working area. The image does hardly change even if the horizontal viewing angle is very flat. Deviations from the optimal viewing angle in vertical direction have a bigger effect however, and overshadowing of the display happens quickly if the viewing angle gets flatter. But this shouldn't be much of a problem in stationary use. (Cheap AS09C71 11.1V,6 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for GATEWAY AS09C71
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Alienware praises the Area-51 m15x to be the first 15″ notebook with Geforce 8800M GTX graphics. This is correct, but it is very likely that other producers will follow soon. Clevo for example, exhibited a 15.4″ model at the last Cebit, which is planned to be equipped with a Geforce 8800 graphics card. We look forward to a direct competitor to the m15x, but it will play in a separate class until then.

The hardware of the Area-51 m15x reads like the wish list of a gamer to Santa Claus: nVIDIA Geforce 8800M GTX with 512MB GDDR3 video memory and Intel Core 2 Extreme processor with 2.8GHz and 6MB L2-cache are the fastest possible configuration of the m15x. This not only marks the top components of the m15x series, it is also the maximum possible performance of 15.4″ notebooks. No series notebook is currently available that matches the performance of the Area-51 m15x.

A first glimpse at the impressive performance gives the 3D Mark benchmark tests. 15805 points in 3D Mark 05 and 9217 points in 3D Mark 06, catapult the Alienware notebook to the top. Even the former top dog in the ranking, the Dell XPS M1530, has to content itself with the second place far behind the m15x.

This result is not very surprising, and a comparison with various all-round multimedia notebooks seems almost pointless . The Alienware Area-51 m15x is a high performance machine, which would sacrifice everything in favor of performance. This idea was also applied when choosing the hard disk : A Hitachi ( HTS722020K9A300 ) with a speed of 7200r/min and a capacity of 200GB. The most outstanding feature is of course it's performance. In the HDTune test it achieved excellent transfer rates of up to 70.5MB/sec and an exceptionally low access time of only 15.2ms. This result makes the hard disk one of the best of it's class.

The m15x uses both available memory slots for RAM, which can hold up to 4096MB and supports dual-channel mode. Our test sample contained two 1024MB DDR2 PC5300 memory modules. Additionally, a Intel Turbo Cache module is available.

Apart from all the pushing to achieve maximum performance, the m15x also has a very interesting feature: The user can switch between the Geforce 8800M GTX and an integrated Intel graphics chip (BinaryGFX), by simply pressing the key combination FN+F7 [laptop battery life when watching DVD's. The m15x runs for 124 minutes with integrated graphics card, and is thus able to show a complete movie with average length.
Even better is the result in the practical WLAN test (integrated graphics,energy saving mode, brightness level 6 out of 7), with a battery life of 170 minutes.

Alienware makes with the Area-51 m15x a big step forward in the compact gaming segment. Somebody who is looking for high performance among 15.4″ multimedia notebooks will quickly notice a distinct lack of competition for the m15x .

The biggest weakness of the Area-51 m15x is the case of the notebook. The plastic parts don't convey high quality, neither regarding feel of the surface nor stability , not to mention the constant creaking noises when handling the notebook.
Although the m15x only offers a small amount of ports, everything a gamer needs is available. Especially the alignment of ports impressed during the test. So did the excellent keyboard, which is ready for a successful gaming career.

A strength of the Alienware Area-51 m15x is certainly the display, which offers a high resolution, good brightness and illumination, as well as excellent contrast and a matte surface, which prevents annoying reflections.

There is not much more to say about the performance. An increase in the 15.4″ class would currently only be possible, if a producer managed to put two Geforce 8800M GTX graphics cards in one 15.4 inch notebook, which seems highly unlikely for several reasons (hp mini series laptop battery). The m15x offers thus awesome gaming performance, although a reduction of the detail levels in DirectX10 games might be necessary, if one wants to play at native resolution.

Another important point that speaks for the m15x is the low noise level in office and internet mode, because the notebook offers the possibility to switch between dedicated and integrated graphics , which significantly reduces the noise. This obviously doesen't help in high performance mode, which results in a very loud notebook when using demanding programs.

The integrated graphics chip also helps to extend the battery life of the Area-51 m15x to acceptable levels, which makes mobile usage possible.

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