PG_Raptor

"Pacific Princess":

Tung Sheng Lui is the Chinese man who helped plane #2 men survive. When he became a citizen of the US, he became an honorary Raider. Next to him is John Doolittle, James’ son:

Bob Hite and Tom Griffin:

Davey Jones and Bill Bower:

David Thatcher:

Chase Nielsen and Dick Cole:

The Doolittle Raiders of fame from WWII had a reunion recently, and my aunt was lucky enough to be a chaperone. She sent some pictures to us, here's some of the better ones (sorry for all the pictures, but I thought you guys would enjoy them :D). 4 of the guys in front of a B-29:

That's kinda been something that has bugged me a lot. I can't wait for a game that has damage modeling, like, if you get shot in the leg, you have to hobble around, instead of just having a bar that moves down and when its gone your dead. Anyone else feel this way? As for BiA, wow, that's a perty looking game. I hope it lives up to those shots.

I just checked Tom's Hardware guide (www.tomshardware.com) and they have a new review of Nvidia's new GeForce 6800. THIS THING IS LEAVING THE ATI 9800 XT / NVIDIA FX 5950 IN THE DUST. In Tom's benchmarks, the new card is getting DOUBLE the fps of both of these current top of the line cards. wow! I can't wait to see what ATI counters with.

You know, I've heard a lot about the need for good system reqs, but I was able to play the demo on my P3 800Mhz, GForce2, 512 MB PC133 RAM computer just fine. I had med-low settings, but it still looked and played great. I'm gonna get this as soon as I get out from under my parents wings.

hmm, seem to be having this same problem again... maybe you haven't had the time to fix it with the move, but I hope you can. Gee, I've got more posts in this forum than anyone else maybe I should stop complaining :D

It looks awesome MJ! good work. It's a look that should work for biohaz for a long time to come. Though, I say again, the news could always be up higher so us lazies don't have to scroll... :D

Amen, pc. I hope you all have a wonderful day!

Awesome, can't wait to see what's coming!

"As darkness fell on December 26, 2001, a 1946 Aeronca Champion took off from a small airstrip near Petaluma, California. The tandem two-seater rose above the green hills of the Coast Ranges and spent more than an hour circling over vineyards, cattle ranches, and Christmas-lit towns. It was a pleasant spree, with only one discordant note: The airplane had no pilot. Paul Clary III had started the Champion around 4:30 p.m., then checked under the cowling, fearing he had flooded the engine. That’s when the airplane made its move. It snapped the tiedowns and broke free, leaving its Clary behind. The aircraft wound up crashing in uninhabited woodland 35 miles from the runway, having burned nearly 15 gallons of fuel. Witnesses estimate it reached an altitude of 5,000 feet. The incident rated little more than a footnote, even in the Northern California press. It should have brought a clarion call to action. For this was only the most recent example of the sinister and unpredictable behavior of the Aeronca Champion, also known as the 7AC. Witness: * In 1987, a Champion flew for 65 miles in rural New York before smashing into a poplar tree. The pilot had clung desperately to the cockpit door, finally releasing his grip just prior to takeoff. * 1990: A Champion described six circles on the grounds of a small Florida airport, with its pilot wedged halfway inside the cockpit. He jumped free moments before the airplane obliterated a soda machine. “I thought it was going to kill me,” he said. *1993: A Champion rolled over a wheel chock in Portsmouth, Ohio, and made a beeline for a pair of trucks. The pilot grabbed a wing strut and redirected the airplane into a hangar door. *1995: A Champion taxied across a ramp in Smoketown, Pennsylvania, before colliding with a parked airplane. The pilot’s wife was a captive passenger in the front seat. *1997: A Champion announced its intentions with an insolent backfire, then took off from Grimes Field in Urbana, Ohio. It narrowly avoided two airplanes and flew for one hour 48 minutes—90 miles—before diving into a bean field. *1998: A Champion unsuccessfully attempted to liberate itself from an airport in Sheridan, Arkansas, mashing itself in some trees. This incident also involved a spousal hostage."

I was just thinking, I havn't seen anything new in this forum since february... how's the project coming along? Anythign cool to show us?

Hey snapple, got a question. What division are you guys? Division I hockey? and do you guys have a schedule up for next year?

no responses? is it that bad?

It's a forum way down at the bottom... but here's a link to FAQ thread: http://forum.biohazcentral.com/index.php?showtopic=3286

In case many of you haven't already noticed, there's been a plea for more Biohaz folders. Our goal was to be in the top 100 by next, what, August? For several months now, though, we've been stuck in the lower 300's. We need everyone's help in order to get to and stay at our goal. Every little bit helps. Please, if you aren't already folding for biohaz, start up today!

yeah, that front yard part was difficult, if you get caught reloading, you're screwed.

hehe, that's fun :D Final score of 116777

This one looks like it might be worth getting. Tell me if it's good at all (especially multi-player) and I'll probably get it.

lol, well glad you feel that way Dutchy :D

I just had to bring this topic back up... Yesterday at work (Pizza Hut) we had a new guy come in. He's worked at a Pizza Hut in a different city for 2 years. Anyways, this guy comes in, and HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO WASH DISHES. He said that he's always used dish washers. Dang, we have a dishwasher as long as I can remember, and my parents still made me do them by hand. Heck, they even made a family affair out of it.