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  1. Can you edit out the voice in the background in the IRGrowl? Falcon
  2. Today me and my mother went to the WW1 Fly-in near the USAF Museum in Dayton. I had a blast. And some of you should know that I met AngelaDeth from Thirdwire forums. She brought her Fokker D8 to the fly-in. I'll post the pics of her and her plane right now. Hmm I can't upload for some reason.. Anyway we talked a bit, she's a nice lady. I saw alot of Neiuports, Se5A's (one tigermoth dress as one), a DR1, a Sopwith triplane, few Eindeckers. They even had large scaled RC WW1 Planes flying. Bugger I can't upload the pics. I'll post them on the thirdwire forum though. Falcon
  3. Dayton WW1 Fly-in

    Well I came to a upload problem in "My Albums", can't upload my pics. After they uploaded, it gave me a white page with nothing on it. I checked the ablum and I saw no pics. I posted this in the bugs section in DWCace's thread. Falcon
  4. Same here, tried to upload my WW1 Fly-in pics. Got the white page after finishing uploading. Falcon
  5. Voted. But was confused by the SF question. I put no on that. But I have SF:P1 (Version after walmart) Falcon
  6. Dayton WW1 Fly-in

    This afternoon I'll post up the rest of the pics. Falcon
  7. Dayton WW1 Fly-in

    Think I'll do that. Thanks Fates. Falcon
  8. Dayton WW1 Fly-in

    13. 12 were kits. 1 was a tiger moth dressed as a SE5A. They had cars from that time too. I'll post them tomorrow. They also had big scaled RC WW1 planes. Falcon
  9. Dayton WW1 Fly-in

    Ok, lets try again.. sigh the pics are too big, there's scroll lag. I'll make them into links http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007003.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007004.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007005.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007006.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007008.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007010.jpg Next pic is me and AngelaDeth http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/Fal...lyin2007091.jpg Falcon PS. You may need to copy n paste the url's
  10. Birds of a feather....

    I highly doubt it. Diseases were in that age but I doubt it those were deadly enough to cause high death rates. Unless dinosaurs immigrate to unknown area due to land bridge then yes. But locally I don't think so. You forget that predators eat raw flesh so they really need a good immune system to take care of bacterias in the raw meat. Most people don't realize that these dinosaurs had a real tough and brutal world to live in. From predators to fighting for food and right to mate was really tiring from my talk to the Field museum's scholar. Sue might of died of old age since she was 30. About the disease thing, they were becoming a factor when the final dinosaur mass exiction took place. So diseases were becoming stronger over the decades but the meteor strike was the "golden bb" to the dinosaurs. Falcon
  11. Tarr Chronicles Due for N American Release!

    Well, I tried to tweak the graphics. I even tried the low textures and changing my display res. Still choppy. Unless I need to update the directx or my vid drivers. I'll reinstall the demo this weekend to try those options. Falcon
  12. Birds of a feather....

    That's old news. Raptor spieces had feathers. IMHO, the feathers were to manage body heat and for mating purposes, like peacocks. During my chicago trip, my folks and I visit the Field museum. I'm a huge dino'pile and couldn't wait to see their dinosaur collection and "Sue" the T. Rex. Their collection of dinosaur and ice age fossils was impressive. My mom took a lot of pics of me drooling over them heh. I was very impressed by "Sue" though. This fossil was nearly complete. This T. Rex was huge. There are theories that suggested that Tyrannosaur species might had feathers too. Anyway, there was a scholar talking to a small crowd about the fossil. He was talking bout the normal stuff that I already knew so I just wheeled around the display, acting like a sponage, studying intensly. After the crowd dispersed I went to him and waited for him to spot me. I wanted to "pick" his brain . He saw me and he started to speak to me. He started to say that this fossil was the most expensive fossil in the museum. That peaked my interest, so with my communication computer (I can't verbally speak), I asked him How expensive? I can't quite remember the price but it was in the millions including the steel supporting structure to display the fossil. After that he showed me some very interesting things about the fossil. "Sue" apparently had a tough and painful life. This scholar pointed me A LOT of infections and injuries on the fossil. "Her" jaw for example had few holes. At first I thought those were bite marks but he told me those were from infection in "her" jaw, not from bites. After looking at them, I agreed. The holes were different than from bite marks from a Tyrannosaurus Rex. I've seen few of them enough to tell. Then he showed me another infection on "her" lower left leg. You can clearly see the abnormal bone growth caused by infection of a bad break or other injury. I told him that "Sue" indeed was in pain in "her" life. He wholeheartly agreed with me. He said "Sue" might had a awful limp while walking. He continued to say that Tyrannosaur species lived up to 28 to 30 years old. Recently they discovered that you can age by cutting up a rib to count the rings much like tree rings. He said they are puzzled by the short lives of this species. Because of the age difference of today's animals. Like for example giant turtles and Elephants. Even today's predators have longer lives despite the life styles they have. I suggested that it might because back then the life styles were very brutal. He agreed. He also said despite the short lives, these creatures were built tough. He continued on to tell me about "her" other injuries. "Sue" had few broken ribs, one of "her" arms nearly ripped out, and a possible broken tail with addition of the two infections. I wrote you guys a mini book here. If you guys want me to continue just say so. He and I discussed if Tyrannosaurus Rex was a hunter or a scavager. You might surprised what he said Falcon
  13. Tarr Chronicles Due for N American Release!

    Does anyone have framerate problems with the demo? I have few tricks left to improve them but I do hope the final have more options of tweaking the graphics than the demo. Falcon
  14. Nahh that's not huge.. If you wanna see a HUGE bomber, check out the B-36 Falcon
  15. Oh great. Now I'm gonna have that mental pic in my head all day... Gee thanks Zur.... Falcon
  16. CAPTAIN!

    God, I loved that toon. The pic flooded me some awesome kid memories.. Falcon
  17. simple LoL

    I like to see him do some NightWish. Falcon
  18. We're...

    dingle berries?
  19. This dude needs to find a new friend....

    Now that IS priceless Falcon
  20. Happy Birthday Hrntfixr

    Thanks guys! :) Falcon
  21. We're...

    USAFMTL I worry about you sometimes Falcon
  22. Happy Birthday Hrntfixr

    LOL! Sweet. Tomorrow is mine. I'll be 38. Happy b-day dude! Falcon
  23. OOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhh GIMME! It'll be cool if you guys release this on my b-day. (sept 15th) Falcon
  24. Hey dude, is this a update? Just wondered.
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