About How can i obtain a (almost) unbreakable gatling laser in the Fallout 3 add on operation anchorage

How can i obtain a (almost) unbreakable gatling laser in the Fallout 3 add on operation anchorage?
I tried shooting it out of a soldiers hands, but it didnt work. I dont think stealing is an option either, because it wont work. I tried shooting it out of a soldiers hands, but it didnt work. I dont think stealing is an option either, because it wont work. EDIT: of course i know how to get the items out of the simulation, but not how to get the gatling laser from a soldier.
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
you need to do the gary 23 glich. look on the fallout 3 wikipedia for more info
Answer 2 :
I don't get why it matters? You do not get to keep anything when you exit the simulation. One trick I know is you can get all the different weapons. Just get one package and get ammo. Then go get the slip for another weapon package. Before talking to the guy who gives you the weapon, drop the weapons from the other package. After getting the new weapons, go pick up the weapons you dropped. Now you have two packages. Just do not talk to the guy or he will take your weapons away. Also to get more ammo, just drop the ammo and grab some more ammo from the ammo supply thing. Just keep getting more and dropping it. Then pick up all the ammo you dropped and you will have way more ammo. You can get almost an infinite amount if you want

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About Long distance relationships can work, right

Long distance relationships can work, right?
I recently met the most amazing man but I live in Anchorage, Alaska and he lives in Fairbanks, Alaska. Its around 400 miles and a 6 hour drive in good weather, but it just feels like he is my prince charming! and he travels here frequently for work and play already.... any suggestions for me?
Singles & Dating - 6 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Wrong. Don't waste your time and his.
Answer 2 :
Long distance relationships work if both parties put effort into it. He travels to see you so he obviously cares for you as well. So hold onto to him and see how it goes. Try to make visits to him as well so he doesn't feel like he's doing all the work.
Answer 3 :
of course it can work.
Answer 4 :
Yes, and I think with new technology (Video Skype, etc) even more so these day, if not texting. However you need to go beyond that with the newest tech: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teledildonics
Answer 5 :
yeah it can work,,,u just have to have a lot of Trust to make it work in my opinion.
Answer 6 :
Okay, well if he's traveling to Anchorage frequently you're already off to a good start. The hardest part can be working a visit schedule. Long distance relationships are hard, but they can also be a lot of fun. Make sure to trust each other and always assume that the other person is acting in good faith. In a long distance relationship, if you freak out every time the other person doesn't answer their phone, you're not going to last for long. But if something serious is bothering you, don't hold it inside. This is good advice for any relationship, but in LDRs there can easily be a tendency to suppress feelings and table sharing them until you can see each other in person. If you bottle things up like that, it is bound to explode at some point. If you don't have webcams, get some and sign up for a free video chat site (http://www.6rounds.com/ is a pretty good one). Talking and texting can be expensive and can lead to more miscommunications than a face-to-face convo. Plus, it's more intimate.

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About are there any business or engineering sectors in Anchorage or Juneau Alaska

are there any business or engineering sectors in Anchorage or Juneau Alaska?
I am interested in moving to either anchorage or Juneau and Im curious as to whether there are lots of job opportunities there in engineering and business areas. Could anyone tell me what types of business and industry are in those areas that I could work for? I would appreciate it.
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
There are quite a number jobs in Anchorage. Geo and Petro engineers are in demand. Also Civil and Structural engineers are needed. Go to monster and run these zip codes in your search for Anchorage. 99501 thru 99524. and 99540, 99599, 99695 For Juneau search under 99801, 99802, 99803, 99811, 99812, 99850. Good luck

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About How much work can you get as a substitute te...

About How much work can you get as a substitute teacher

How much work can you get as a substitute teacher?
I am thinking of doing subbing in Anchorage Alaska. I have known several people here who say there is no shortage of work. Does anyone have any experience with subbing and how steady the work is? Also how long are the days, are they usually all day covering all the periods ) or are they often just for one period? They pay is good here, and I would appreciate the flexibility since I am a grad student.
Teaching - 5 Answers
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Answer 1 :
It depends on how many subs are available on call and the number of assignments available. Sometimes you'd have to be available on a moment's notice. You would usually have to stay the whole school day unless there are extenuating circumstances, like the regular teacher had to leave school in the middle of the day on an emergency. Or you might be needed just for the morning classes. But those circumstances are rare. 97 percent of the time you'll work the whole school day.
Answer 2 :
My wife did substitute teaching when our son was young so she could be available to stay home with him if he got sick (or if she was sick or needed to do something else rather than work). It worked out great! She always got up and dressed as if she had to be at work by 7am. She got calls almost daily, and I think part of the reason was because word got around that she was always there shortly after she was called. She filled in several times with advance notice, but most of the time it was a last minite thing - often it was because of a teacher who woke up feeling sick or having something happen in the morning. The best part about it was being able to say "I am not available, today, but call again" if she got a call on a day that she couldn't work. (One trick is to never give the reason you aren't available and they'll always think you have already been taken by another school.) Good luck!
Answer 3 :
Where I live, in northern California, subs get virtually as much work as they want. In our district, subs are called either for a half day or a full day. A good sub (which in many instances just means that no extreme chaos ensues) gets lots of recommendations, and we are allowed to request "preferred subs." I have no experience with Alaska, but I am willing to bet that the basics (i.e., a good sub gets lots of work) are the same anywhere.
Answer 4 :
I work in a pretty 'rough' district in NY, and we are always looking for subs. We need 'good' subs, b/c most people can't handle our kids. Generally, they're there all day, even if they're only called in for half a day- there's always something that comes up. I've never heard of a sub coming in for one period- in that case, another teacher would cover for the ill one. Sometimes, it takes going into the school and shaking the principal's hand to get in the door. HR in my district moves like hiring isn't important. Great tip Bud
Answer 5 :
I am retired teacher. I subbed in NY before teaching full time for 30 years and am now subbing in MD, I could work almost every day. I only want to work a couple days a week. The pay is nt that good. When I started subbing in 1970, the pay was $32 a day, and when I strarted full time I got $6400 a year which is the 200 days of the school calendar times the $32. Now I am makng $90 a day subbing. But I retired at $52000/yr. Subbing is good for flexibility. Rarely do you go in for les than a day. Sometimes for a half day. day is generally from between7 and 8 to around 3. Usually you can give your class schedule to the person who calls subs so they know when you are available

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About I need a prepaid phone in alaska? All major ...

About I need a prepaid phone in alaska? All major cell carriers are not available

I need a prepaid phone in alaska? All major cell carriers are not available.?
Hey going to alaska for a few weeks and would like a prepaid phone to use. Mine will not work ( Tmobile) and to my knowledge "Dobson" wireless is the only cell company up there. Can someone direct me where to go to get a prepaid phone that will work near anchorage?
Cell Phones & Plans - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Tracfone works in the Anchorage area
Answer 2 :
Tracfone works. Also, you can get a GO phone from ATT. Dobson sold out to AT&T a few years ago. If your TMobile phone (or another spare phone you have) takes a gsm card, you may even be able to have ATT put their GO card in your phone before you leave home. Otherwise, they have package deals which include a free phone

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