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Everything posted by Lt. James Cater
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I was at the the Intrepid in June and took a lot of pictures that i hesitate to post due to the inferior quality of most of the shots. I lived right across the river for years and was surprised on how much things have changed in the area since i left back in the 90s. Just walking around Manhatten (The City, as the locals call it) is a really something. Below 14th street it really gets interesting. Give me a day or so and i'll PM you on some places it'll be worth your time to check out. As for Vegas? This is my AO. Depending on what you are looking for i can tell where to go and where most definetly you should stay away from. I'll be able to give you detailed info before Wednsday.
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A little late but...
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I remember those seasons, being a Dolphins fan living in north Jersey. Watching Jets games were great for one particular thing. Somehow, someway, they would snatch defeat form the jaws of victory time and again in some of the most spectacular ways.
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Lions fan? Boy, you really have lots of patience! BTW, check out the various forums that Washington fans post on. Snyder and Zorn are on the verge of being lynched.
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Screenshot Thread
Lt. James Cater replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
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I find it pretty funny considering that not only is Venezuela a key area in the Narco shipping biz, but Chavez basically cut off all cooperation to international Law Enforcement a few years ago.
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Yes, i know that this is probaly not the right place for this. But for the sake those who don't really look around this site, i place it here. Enjoy!
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I would suggest Hemingway's "Death In The Afternoon" as a primer into the world of bullfighting.
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Gepard, welcome to the Kafkaesque ROE situation that has bedeviled the US military since the Korean war.
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Damage calculation into AI and FM.
Lt. James Cater replied to guyran's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Can't tell you, i only have the first series. -
What`s wrong with the MiG's
Lt. James Cater replied to magic1104's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Another variable is your altitude. Thrust is relative to altitude. With certain aircraft (The F-4 most notable) below 15,000 or so their engines provide a lot more thrust than the 21s rather modest powerplant. The lower you go, the more MIG's performance degrades. -
Damage calculation into AI and FM.
Lt. James Cater replied to guyran's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Stabalizer damage i've found to be a bit weird seeing as the effect from a hit seemingly isn't modeled. Engine hits can cause something. A few times i've damaged a Mig bad enough to have it smoking heavily and though it didn't seem to be harmed, it crashed later on and i was credited with the kill. -
Screenshot Thread
Lt. James Cater replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
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Want a really good book that's not about fast movers? Try "My Secret War" by Richard S. Drury. Best book i've found so far about flying into combat in a Spad.
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Another F.N.G.
Lt. James Cater replied to A-6 Driver's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Yep, that's my thing also. -
In these sims of ours we are always comparing aircraft and such and sometimes we come up with performance examples that are pretty staggering if you really think about it. Well, the world of Music also very similar. No matter what style or genre, certain musicians just have a knack of doing things that seem to be virtually impossible for a normal person to do. Here's George Kollias, the drummer for the band Nile. I've been into very high speed tempos since the 80s but never in my wildest imagination back in the day did i think human drummers would be able to pull this off for prolonged periods. Speed, power, precision!
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I've heard a few songs where Yngwie didn't exactly pull it off. The Cannibal Corpse vid almost always gives me hand pains when i watch it. Another small example of tendon abuse by a bassist Scott Plummer
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Oh yeah Gilbert is one of the greats for lyrical playing. A few of my friends had Racer-x stuff back then but as a whole we prefered Yngwie Malmsteen because he had way more edge in his technique. As for Kollias being noise? I've had serious Jazz cats admit that they couldn't play that without months of intensive practice just to get up to those tempos. The bassist playing with Gilbert is way too conservative though. Alex Webster on bass
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Thats how to act when stopped by a cop.
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This is almost an everyday occurence for me at work.
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I've fleetingly supported Man U for years, but have switched to Liverpool because that's where i intend to move to if i ever make it to the UK.
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Laser Guided Bombs
Lt. James Cater replied to ds75's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
I rarely, if ever use LGBs so another future question answered. -
Second Radar Screen in MF RF-4C
Lt. James Cater replied to malibu43's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
No, it's sorta functional. When you cycle through radar functions the screen comes on and you can actually see through it to some extent. I know theres a through camera mod in the downloads section but i don't want to mess things up at the moment. -
Adding Squadrons Question...
Lt. James Cater replied to Lt. James Cater's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Thanks Dave It was step 6 i missed.