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| 20140425 03:10 | www.petan.org/Polo/?id=82 ***SPAM?*** | http://www.petan.org/Polo/?id=97 www.petan.org/Polo/?id=82 http://www.petan.org/Polo/?id=82 | ||
| 20140425 01:59 | www.petan.org/Polo/?id=111 ***SPAM?*** | http://www.petan.org/Polo/?id=103 www.petan.org/Polo/?id=111 http://www.petan.org/Polo/?id=111 | ||
| 20140424 23:17 | OldSpook | Santayana, history... et cetera. Problem is, you have to have the real version of history to learn from, not a socialist fabrication that was rewritten with a slant. | ||
| 20140424 21:52 | 3dc | Thing ... returning the favor for Stalin letting the Luftwaffe train in the USSR? LINK | ||
| 20140424 21:48 | 3dc | |||
| 20140424 21:32 | badanov | The C-1A has a service ceiling of only 15,500 feet. It is unsuitable as a HALO platform, but then the max altitude in Arma 2 is about 6,000 feet, so there's that. On the other hand the C-47 AKA R4D has a service ceiling of 26,000 feet. See above about Arma 2 limitations. The C-1A can barely take off from Balota, while the C-47 needs half the runway. I love pretty birds, and both are pretty birds. As a maritime/coastal patrol plane both aircraft can fulfill that role. Both aircraft have very long legs. The C-1A can carry nine passengers while the C-47 can carry 16. | ||
| 20140424 21:06 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | Germany Helped Prep Russia for War, U.S. Sources Say. | ||
| 20140424 19:58 | Bright Pebbles | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/southamerica/brazil/10785828/Brazils-Osama-Bin-Laden-themed-bars.html Brazil's Osama Bin Laden-themed bars | ||
| 20140424 18:06 | OldSpook | F16s escorting TU95 bears? US flailing around', economy in the crapper! establishment GOP ignoring conservatives and goin in for big gov, Dems going further lefty, disassembling our armed forces, and an arrogant idiot in the White House... I lived thru this before. Did someone rewind things to 1977, except worse? | ||
| 20140424 17:12 | Shipman | I despair when common English is misunderknown. Zorch for instance is a verb. Him kitty got zorched. Now the question is why him kitty was in the way of persistent X-band radiation. Maybe kitty was deh stupid or maybe kittuah was put in microwave, same results. Most Ship kittuahs can smell X-band and avoids like the plaugue. Unless can treats are involved. Then it's kinda iffy. | ||
| 20140424 11:06 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | Another day, the usual: Human Shields in Sloviansk?. | ||
| 20140424 09:58 | trailing wife | I don't see anything odd on my iPad, OldSpook, but I ran the article through the editor anyway. Take a look and see if that did the trick. | ||
| 20140424 08:31 | OldSpook | Mods can you please remove the weird added things that show up in a Mac browser in the article I just posted to the Burg? They show up just prior to some punctuation, like quotation marks and double-dash. They're in the title and the text. Its in non-WoT, about Russian Facebook. I also posted a comment in the article with this same request, kindly remove that specific comment as well once the typography is rendered properly. | ||
| 20140424 00:23 | badanov | Long legs. The C-1A I mean. | ||
| 20140424 00:11 | Pappy | And from the start of his long slide in to selling out and going Hollywood: | ||
| 20140424 00:11 | Pappy | I remember those! | ||
| 20140424 00:04 | badanov | I guess I can trade in that Iranian marked C-47 for a Grumman C-1A prop plane for airborne para insertions. | ||
| 20140423 17:06 | OldSpook | BreRabbit - I thought so too. Im totally stealing that tire idea, as are just about anyone else who watched that video. | ||
| 20140423 13:50 | Bright Pebbles | Do they have a website? http://tinyurl.com/lsfslrm | ||
| 20140423 11:00 | Bright Pebbles | Happy St George's Day. | ||
| 20140422 22:58 | badanov | Some Tuesday night Shenandoah: | ||
| 20140422 20:51 | BrerRabbit | Thanks for the pointer to the ax OS. Very interesting. But the genius in the video is using a tire to control the chunk of wood. After all the wood I've chopped I never thought of such a simple idea. | ||
| 20140422 20:48 | 3dc | %85 converted. Just need manuals and a phone that can be called in to. (so far in only calls out - att->comcast) | ||
| 20140422 18:36 | OldSpook | BP, at the risk of invoking the Afrikaaners and so on, I wonder if they aren't getting at least somewhat misty eyed about the prosperity and peace that were there in colonial days... | ||
| 20140422 18:06 | Bright Pebbles | WARNING! Graphic aftermath of Boko Haram attacks on Innocent Citizens at Nyanya Park http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrCArSP5T6U#t=257 | ||
| 20140422 15:55 | OldSpook | I gotta get one of these split axes. | ||
| 20140422 11:04 | Deacon Blues | This has always affected me. | ||
| 20140422 08:16 | OldSpook | TFSM, I think they were talking in their sales blurb about using those metals as being deposited for a wear surface which could then be machined to fine tolerances, and then built up around it as needed. Anyway, it looks like it could make some of those "impossible" parts that every mech-E comes up with as a student. Pretty fascinating what applications someone will eventually find for this. | ||
| 20140422 01:26 | Skidmark | After he dies from the shooting... Campbell declared a mistrial, noting the shooting happened in front of jury members, who were "visibly shaken and upset." "The court finds that this occurrence in the courtroom would so prejudice Mr. Angilau as to deprive him of a fair trial," Campbell wrote. | ||
| 20140422 01:08 | Skidmark | funny how 'a-dr3ss-es' is a bad word | ||
| 20140422 01:06 | Skidmark | and their contact info | ||
| 20140422 01:05 | Skidmark | B, I think your favorite demo*tic representatives, hopefuls and funders should be in that registry. | ||
| 20140422 00:04 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | including steel, nickel and cobalt alloys, brass or titanium. I'm at the Undisclosed Location in Clear Lake atm, but... the I'm unsure about all those materials being compatible with each other; it could be problematic using them in the same machine. I'll check stuff when I get home tomorrow. Something that could do alternating layers of aluminum and titanium could be interesting for some applications. | ||
| 20140421 23:53 | badanov | Be interesting to see how machine tool engineers deal with features such as o-ring grooves. I can see how the machine can form things like investment castings and machinable blanks every quickly. | ||
| 20140421 23:47 | OldSpook | What ya think about this: a five axis milling and laser metal deposition machine. All common metal powders can be processed, including steel, nickel and cobalt alloys, brass or titanium. The great thing about these machines is that they can switch to milling before metal deposition is even complete, so you can literally mill the INSIDE of enclosed metal parts, which makes a lot of parts practical that used to be totally impossible to fabricate | ||
| 20140421 23:38 | OldSpook | Bad, re: Coachella, thats because you're old (that's my reason). Or have good taste. Or both. | ||
| 20140421 23:36 | badanov | Guerrilla America is hosting a lecture on OPSEC Wednesday at 2100 hrs. I would register, but I don't want to take someone else's spot who may find the information more useful. I'll wait for the podcast. | ||
| 20140421 22:03 | badanov | Of the 30 or so music acts in 2014 at Coachella Music Festival, I only heard of two of them. | ||
| 20140421 16:35 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | I'm at a rest stop on I-10 right now, although somewhere near the middle instead of the end. I almost got in an accident in my apt. parking lot and the day hasn't gotten much better. Traffic's slow, dense, etc. | ||
| 20140421 15:48 | Shipman | petain.org is available for those who care | ||
| 20140421 14:10 | Pappy | Morning from Next to The Park. Made the mistake of driving through Palm Springs - forgot the Coachella Music Festival was this weekend. Imagine hundreds of sleep-deprived stoners all trying to get on I-10 for the drive back to LA or worse, to spend the rest of the week at The Park. | ||
| 20140420 23:21 | Pappy | That would work too. | ||
| 20140420 23:15 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | The Integratron Chapter. | ||
| 20140420 22:49 | Pappy | Maybe everything in your life up to now has been to prepare you for founding it Maybe. The golf course is supposed to re-open in June, so that might be an opportunity. Except that I'll have to call it the the Way-Way-Upper Palms Springs chapter. Or the Chapter at the Center of the Universe, to riff on a what the radio station in Joshua Tree says... | ||
| 20140420 21:53 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | Obama isn't the Coyote. We're the Coyote. Putin's the Roadrunner. Obama's Acme, and he's out to "help" us. | ||
| 20140420 21:46 | OldSpook | I don't know what Obama is thinking, except that the Roadrunner will never fall for it. | ||
| 20140420 20:00 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | I swear, sometimes, I really shoulda taken that job with Starfleet Janitorial Services. | ||
| 20140420 12:27 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | It would put you way ahead of me; I still don't know what I'm doing here... | ||
| 20140420 12:17 | Thing From Snowy Mountain | Heh - I did. Too bad there isn't a Palm Springs chapter... Maybe everything in your life up to now has been to prepare you for founding it. | ||
| 20140420 11:28 | Shipman | For some reason MGA reminds me of this. It's a lot of fun to watch too, and cheeeep. | ||
| 20140420 10:39 | Pappy | Heh - I did. Too bad there isn't a Palm Springs chapter... | ||
| 20140420 00:29 | badanov | Pappy: You may get a kick out of this. | ||
| 20140420 00:14 | OldSpook | This pretty much speaks to where I come from on Putin and Russia. Maybe I am a relic of the cold war, but people should damned well remember one thing: we were right - and we won it (even though the government is doing its best to reverse that win this century) These problems are not new. They predate Putin, though they have intensified under his rule. Please delete the visitor comment - cookie problems. |