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Mirage Factory Weapons Pack Janurary 2008 33.94MB 3 9849% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack Janurary 2008 33.94MB 3 9849% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack 01/25/2009 39.18MB 4 10900% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack Janurary 2008 33.94MB 3 9849% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Mirage Factory Weapons Pack Janurary 2008 33.94MB 3 9849% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Weapons Pack 2.52 by the WO*/SFP1 Community 115.76MB 11 6383% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Sea Fury FB.11/Mk.50 7.85MB 1 1514% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Sea Fury FB.11/Mk.50 7.85MB 1 1514% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) VMF-58 F4U Corsair pak 2.95MB 0 1187% (Explorer 7.0) (Windows NT) (United States) Here's your download count for the past 24 hours. Here's some information that might help. - I'm currently updating the site software, some of which is the download section of the site. One of the fixes involves download managers (aka download accelerators) and how they work on this site. I'll update everyone when the updates are complete and ready for use. - I see from your download log that for each file you're opening multiple download requests. This goes back to the above and the fixes. - You can temporarily resolve the issue by disabling the download manger in Internet Explorer or better yet download and install FireFox. FireFox is a more standards compliant browser and doesn't have any add-ons installed by default. I hope this helps. Erik
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Mirage Factory F-18 HUD Change
Erik replied to crazygood150's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
The Mirage Factory guys are here. The Column5.us forums are here. You probably posted this in the correct place but as mentioned maybe not in the best way. The modding community is cohesive and generally likes constructive involvement over straight up criticism. You have to remember that without them there wouldn't be a HUD to begin with regardless of it's current release condition. So dig in and welcome to the community. -
There's a double edged sword at play here. The governments want the income from tax revenues. State, Federal, FICA are still withheld from their paychecks, the catch is they never file a return to claim a refund. So why wouldn't you want to collect all that money knowing it's never going to be returned for overpayment. I agree with the idea of taking the economic advantage away from hiring non citizen workers. I believe a system should be in place to handle that but that requires more government spending to staff and monitor these things. That's exactly what we don't need is a bigger government. I also worry that if the fines and tracking of non citizen employment becomes too overbearing employers will start paying cash (if they don't do it already). This is also all based on the idea that a company is being ran by a citizen who fears the implications of fines and jail. Imagine for a second that this isn't the case and a majority of the businesses being operated aren't being done so legally to begin with. Real reform, real ideas, real solutions are the only hope to resolve this. Our elected officials don't have a clue, they only worry about being caught red handed by employing a gardener or house keeper that only has a small newspaper article of birth on some island as their basis to citizenship. Okay that was a stretch but the fact remains they only care about their immediate ramifications and not solving the problem in a realistic way that not only supports the US Citizens but emphasis their importance.
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Jan Brewer is a windbag and a sellout! She is not fit to hold any public office which is sadly the case with 95% of our elected officials today. SB1070 has nothing to do with the above statement. If you want to be in this country or any country for that matter you must do it LEGALLY. If you are here or there under any other circumstances you're doing it illegally and breaking the law which speaks directly to the point. We and other countries are not found of harboring or providing for people who are knowingly breaking the law (read: criminals). I don't care how you cut this issue it boils down to illegal versus legal and both of those circumstances come with a defined set of expectations.
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A debate and for that matter good discussion allows for open communication. To assume to know my position before I have voiced it or to say an abstract in train of thought (assumed) would be an illogical conclusion only depreciates the discussion.
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Well then with all due respect you're drawing the wrong conclusions about my position. I am in no way condoning illegal immigration. I thought you wanted to debate the subject but sadly it's just turned into a rant.
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My apparent "train of thought" or Ruggs? Public assistance abuse is a serious issue. E
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I don't disagree. I am not a bleeding heart liberal. I have my ideas and I enjoy hearing the ideas of others on how to fix the problem. Problem I find is that solutions are in short supply and not very clearly thought out. This includes the current ones now in place and being enforced. My biggest concern is what happens when you take HOPE and FREEDOM from the American People. Can I get an Amen? E
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Would it be fair in summation to say you can boil all those "reasons" down to HOPE and FREEDOM?
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So let me ask this. Why does anyone leave their country to go to another country legally or illegally?
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OFF Player Made Video Sticky Request
Erik replied to Hellshade's topic in WOFF UE/PE - General Discussion
I can offer more sections (read: top level categories or sub categories) for posts to go into but a drop down wouldn't be a practical solution. Stickies are to me promoted posts that are important. When you get enough stickies on any one subject you promote that subject to a category or sub category depending on visually what is easiest to find. The knowledge base is a keen tool for developing a one stop place for FAQs or solutions. There is an OFF KB and I'm not sure how or if it's being used. The OFF Developers and Moderators manage everything OFF related and I tend to stay out of things here except where it might be globally site related or software related. I'll defer to whatever decisions the OFF leadership decides. Erik -
Seriously there are millions of people who can share their discomfort about immigration issues and they are not specific to any one country. If we employed the same zeal offering up solutions to the problem that we do in sharing our discontent we might actually get somewhere. No offense intended but I think it's important to remember that not everything is as cut and dry as we'd like to make it nor can it be so neatly packaged into points of view that allow us to rationalize the problem into black or white. Your position can be debated from the stance that we're all illegal immigrants, at least from the view point of the Native American Indian. Globally similar circumstances exist on every continent and it's a battle that's been waged from the beginning of time. Where does your position take us? More laws, more fencing, or more shooting?
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Second degree burns? I've had hot wings that give 2nd degree burns. mmmmmmm
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Don't you just love the crispy sizzle you hear while getting third degree burns? MMMM. Seriously though couldn't you just rub some dirt on it?