Massive galactic

Sid Meier's Pirates! (Live the Life)
$49.99
I've been playing this game since 2006, and it's one of the most enjoyable games I've played. The one thing I dislike is that you can't customize how your character looks. Otherwise it's a good game. I've really enjoyed it.

Neverwinter Nights
$29.95
I will admit the game is fun, but its not as fun as its NWN2 squeal, the graphics are very low quality, the story feels limited and you don't have as much freedom to customize your character.

Domination: Massive Assault
$39.99
This game is very addictive and the new feature were a great improvement over the first Massive Assault, however the content and story lines got real cheap. The story line of the first game was great, but the sequel left a great deal to be desired. It does leave one with the idea that their might be a third MA...and I hope there is, but he AI on this game was very quirky and....CHEATED A LOT!

Loss cone refilling by flyby encounters: A numerical study of massive black holes in galactic centres
$82.00
A gap in phase-space, the loss cone (LC), is opened up by a supermassive black hole (MBH) as it disrupts or accretes stars in a galactic centre. If a star enters the LC then, depending on its properties, its interaction with the MBH will either generate a luminous electromagnetic flare or give rise to gravitational radiation, both of which are expected to have directly observable consequences. The thesis begins with a brief review of dynamical modelling collisionless galaxies. Then the general scheme is developed to construct high-resolution N-body models. Next, a suit of optimized model and code, both having high-resolution at the centre, are used follow the evolution of flyby encounters for a broad range of satellite parameters. The penultimate chapter describes how the findings are used to predict a MBH fuelling rate driven by orbiting substructures within the dark matter halo. Finally, I summarize the findings and provide some future work.