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that's is BG's dial up speed.

which one enables all mods? or is it a matter of taking the "-" out of the front of the "full mods" folder name?

is there a switcher built in to the ultramod? first time I ran it successfully, it had the modded planes...then after that, just the 4.09 planes. Obviously I'm missing something as usual...

sorry, guys. what version are we doing... and what will be new server address? thanks,

ok, Colin in (finally) has a valid point. I'm sitting on TS right now with Jedi and Ruuub and none of us can figure out going forward or back on clocks. No wonder we can't conquer time travel if we can even figure out daylight savings time.

http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press_kits/2007/shrekthethird/ds_nx6125.pdf nx 6125 15 inch monitor

Hey guys: I have an opportunity to buy a work laptop (from a friend who works at a major utility company...they're upgrading so they are selling off) It is $125.

Ahh Squawk and Zeus...you make my laugh out loud here in my office. Well done and thanks. oops.

holy cow! did you see the cockpit? my poor 'puter.

Reminds me of our SEOW with GIAP: them in luxury boxes with LA5FN, and us in steel cages with Stuka's.

Obviously some of you work for this airline. http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/091023/koddities/us_northwest_airport_overflown_3 Pilot: Did you read the brief?

who's brother was a famous Lancaster pilot during the war...and Deputy PM at one time.

LOVE IT! Especially the Adobe one. Good lord they are persistent and annoying.

I still can't believe you voted for Obama Carl...

what do the rest of you more-informed-than-me-computer-type-guys think of the guts they are putting in?

happened a lot I'm afraid. One of our greatest pilots, James "Stocky" Edwards, among (if not the top) scoring allied aces in Africa, never made it past Wingco in his post-war career because of garbage politics. And don't even get me started on Buzz Beurling.

Great story...poor guy shot down twice in error by friendly fire. http://v1.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20091020.OBMACKENZIEART2135//TPStory/Obituaries Shot down by 'friendly fire' in two wars, ace fighter pilot still loved his job Even two years of harsh treatment in a Chinese prison couldn't break his spirit BUZZ BOURDON Special to The Globe and Mail October 20, 2009 OTTAWA -- Sitting in a Chinese prison cell for 24 months during a harsh and lonely captivity, Andy MacKenzie of the Royal Canadian Air Force had plenty of time to think about what had gone wrong on Dec. 5, 1952. Mr. Mackenzie, a highly experienced fighter pilot on exchange with the United States Air Force in Korea, had been flying an F-86 Sabre jet when he was shot down by a comrade. It was the second time, in two wars, that he'd been shot down by American so-called friendly fire. Flying at 42,000 feet along the western coast of Korea over the Yellow Sea toward the mouth of the Yalu River, Mr. MacKenzie, one of 22 RCAF pilots to fly in combat during the Korean War, had spotted two enemy MiG-15 jets. Informing his flight leader that he was going after them, he peeled off in pursuit. Unfortunately, Major Jack Saunders of the 139th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 51st Interceptor Wing, didn't hear him and headed in the opposite direction after his own targets. Breaking off his attack - it was strictly forbidden to attack without cover - Mr. MacKenzie was climbing to rejoin his leader when another Sabre raked his jet with fire. Since Sabres and MiG-15s both featured swept-back wings, they were sometimes mistaken for each other in the heat of battle. Print Edition - Section Front Section S Front

appreciate any (understandable...LOL) comments please.

standard.

Very nice. Pics please!

Jim actually controls the weather over there. You should be able to explain sprinkles better.

do check out the new P51's... neat new gunsight.

wish we could see it over here.

Very cool Trout... Lucky dog meeting them.

FT, there is no room in this forum for people who want to make compliments. Take this elsewhere please.