ONETINSOLDIER

I know, I know, its off topic and wasting bandwidth, but it was our last concert of the season and a friend that works there also who deals with the performers face to face knew Im a big fan and she got me allisons autograph!!

I got FSX, lets fly sometime!

its a scope problem with google, who owns it, call your isp and they can forward the info to google so they can update theyre database, till then, go to google.com (for usa) and bookmark the page when you get the correct site for where you live, (same for yootoob)

Whoa, like wtf? thats all I gotta say, or I'll get myself banned. :angry2:

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/10/02/steve.fos...arch/index.html

So, Im standing out in my back yard, watering some shrubs and I have a couple of hummingbird feeders hanging about 15 feet apart. Well, I dont know if any of you guys have watched them before, but they are very territorial as well as methodical, and no other hummingbird DARE go near a feeder once it has been claimed without being dive-bombed. And if Ived learned one thing by watching them, it is if you are in a flight path they have chosen, DO NOT MOVE !! That bird knows exactly where he is going and can turn on a dime while traveling at a zillion miles an hour and screaming its head off. I swear theyve come as close to me as 2 inches while making a pass, and the first few times its real hard not to move. Then my mind got to wandering, as it often does, and I imagined myself the size of a hummingbird. Wouldnt it be the ultimate in flight? Just imagine the relative speed youd be going, and still be able to manuver as they do. Just then the phone rang, and I was brought back down to the ground, still cursed to trod the earth,

OK, forget the beer, I want that too

FREE BEER

typhoid can always run on over to the nearest airforce base and toss it on the next flight to WPAFB, Im sure Dave could arrange that,,,

Uhm, not tryin to be a smartazz, but why dont you just turn off the ability to post in the knowledge base unless you are an admin?.......

Wheres this guy been hiding? *anxiously waits for the next post*

expected system requirements for next patch: CPU 64-bit AMD Opteron series 2000 processors; up to 192 per cabinet Cache (Quad Core) 64k L1 instruction cache64k L1 data cache, 512KB L2 cache per processor core, 2MB shared L3 cache FLOPS 7 Teraflops per cabinet Main Memory 4-32 GB Registered ECC DDR2 SDRAM per compute node Memory Bandwidth 21.2 to 25.6 GB/sec per compute node Interconnect 1 Cray SeaStar2 + routing and communication ASIC per compute node 6 switch ports per Cray SeaStar2+ chip, 9.6 GB/s each (57.6 GB/s switching capacity per Cray SeaStar2+ Chip) 3-dimensional Torus interconnect External I/O Interface Gigabit Ethernet 10 Gigabit Ethernet Fibre Channel (FC) InfiniBand (future) Disk Storage Full line of FC-attached disk arrays with support for FC and SATA disk drives File System Lustre file system System Administration Cray System Management Workstation (SMW) Graphical and command line system administration Single-system view for system administration PBS Pro job management system System software rollback capability Reliability Features (Hardware) Cray RAS and Management Subsystem (CRMS) with independent 100 Mb/s management fabric between all system blades and cabinet-level controllers More than 50 measurement points monitored per Cray XT5 system blade Full Chipkill and ECC memory protection from memory to system registers Full ECC protection in the Cray SeaStar2+ chip Redundant power supplies Redundant voltage regulator modules (VRMs) Redundant paths to all system RAID Variable-speed axial turbofan with integrated pressure and temperature sensors Reliability Features (Software) Simple, lightweight, Linux-based software design CRMS system monitors operation of all operating system kernels Lustre file system object storage target failover; Lustre metadata server failover Software failover for critical system services including system database, system logger, and batch subsystems. Power 32 - 42.7 kW (32l7 - 43.6 kVA) per cabinet, depending on configuration. Circuit requirements: 80 AMP at 400/480 VAC (3 phase & ground) Cooling Requirements Air cooled, air flow: 3000 cfm (1.41 m3/s); intake: bottom; exhaust: top Dimensions (Cabinet) H 80.50 in. (2045 mm) x W 22.50 in. (572 mm) x D 56.75 in. (1441 mm) Weight (Max) 1529 lbs per cabinet (694 kg) Acoustical Noise Level 75 dba at 3.3 ft (1.0 m) Regulatory Compliance UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA - C 22.2 No. 60950-1, CB Scheme Investigation to IEC/EN 60950-1, RoHS, WEEE Safety FCC Class A, DOC Class A, VCCI Class, CISPR 22, EN 50022 Class A, AS/NZS 3548, EN 50082-1, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, Statskontoret 26.2 Category 1

I got a 300mm lens in my grubby hands ill give ya,,,,, if ya get me in to see the aliens,,,,,

Ya know, all our lives we wonder about that step we all will take alone, and how far the spirit travels on the journey, and if there really is a "heaven",and that thought chills me to the bone. Now, he knows the great unknown. R.I.P.

what he said----> P.S. quote Dave: "TK said he wont make MP better. ",,,He wont, or he CANT?

to see the fps, shift-h to cycle thru the views,,,,ILS, uh, whats that? (im terrible with acronyms)

Thats a LOMAC screenshot! just kidding, nice one!

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,425671,00.html# LEARJET CRASH

its a reproduction,. the original is of same shape, only smaller

might want to mention you need to be rgistered to view the thread

I was fortunate enough to see Pink Floyd in Oakland, California. I AM NOT a religous person, but I tell ya, god was in the seat next to me, it was a religous experience. RIP, dude

Dont anger the powers that be,,jug

Me thinks fubar protests too much

line 11, the word "simulator" is misspelled, sent an email to da big guy,, doubt its crucial, just thought id point it out.

heh, i never saw those,