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Does anyone know what is the name of the standard pilot model in sfp1 I.E the one with the sun stripes on the helmet

I, ve found this article online, and it really discuss all sort of reasons why get a dog form the dog-shelter. I ve been very lucky with this experience and my dog Oilver is th e cutest smartest cuddliest well behaved mutt that I ever saw. Take some minutes to read the article, and maybe let your kids read it. The advantages of adopting a shelter dog When most people think about getting a dog, they are looking forward to choosing a squirming little puppy from a litter of Labradors (or Poodles, etc) that are tumbling and playing beside their watchful mother. Many people buy their dogs from breeders. Getting a dog at an animal shelter is generally not someone's first choice, but maybe it should be. Shelter dogs can be just as rewarding as purebred puppies. They can be just as crazy, just as amusing, and just as loyal. Although there are some issues to take into consideration before taking home a shelter dog, these concerns should simply make you more informed about your decision. There is no good reason not to get a dog from an animal shelter! One of the most rewarding feelings is supplying a loving companion with the home that it deserves. Many of the dogs at animals shelters are not there for any negative reason. They are usually loving and well-behaved. Perhaps their last owner moved or didn't want the dog anymore, or the dog just got too big. Although when you adopt a dog it should be for life, unfortunately for the dog, this often is not the case. By adopting a shelter dog, you have the chance to make a huge difference in a dog's life. There are some misconceptions about shelter dogs that we must disprove. The first is that you would end up with an old dog that has health problems. This is not true! There are many bounding, healthy young dogs and puppies waiting for homes. In fact, the most common age for dogs to end up at the animal shelter is between one and two years old. The vast majority of these dogs have absolutely nothing wrong with them except for an owner who no longer wants them. Another fear of potential dog owners is that their new shelter dog will come with some incorrigible behavioural problem. One of the best things you can do for yourself is to take your time when choosing a dog. Ask the shelter staff questions about the disposition of your future dog. Find out why the dog was surrendered to the shelter and if it has been unsuccessfully adopted out previously. Spend time with the dog, walking outside and playing; this way you will get to know your future dog outside of its cage. Many dogs act differently when confined in a cage. Realize that the majority of shelter dogs are the most loving and loyal companions that you can find. But also recognize that behavioural problems are a valid concern. Some of these dogs do come from abusive or neglectful backgrounds and it could take a while to retrain it and gain its trust. Not all shelter dogs need this kind of work, but the more challenging dogs are just as rewarding as the rest. There are other reasons to choose a shelter dog. These include the fact that they are relatively inexpensive compared to purebred puppies. Often, shelter dogs are already vaccinated and spayed/neutered. Also, if you choose to get a mixed-breed dog, they often have fewer health problems than purebreds. Unlike Labradors, they are not at higher risk for hip dysplasia. Unlike Golden Retrievers, they do not have more instances of cancer. A mixed-breed dog can often live a longer life with fewer medical complications. Once you sit down and think about it, there are very few reasons to buy a dog from a breeder. Shelter dogs are just as loyal and loving as any other dog, and giving them the homes they deserve is incredibly rewarding. Make a difference in a dog's life; visit your shelter or go online to a rescue foundation!

A red storm rising style, in terms of the naval warfare is impossible at he moment

Is there any way to have the game start in pause after the loading screen? Would be great to make yourself a coffe during loading times

Julhem, like a Northern Santa Claus works unstoppable on toys. We just can hope : -a: that he has plenty of Santa little helpers -b: that we don't have to wait christmas for the megafortress

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...p;showfile=5907 give a look to this one...

No doubts I agree. I volunteer for inis

I figured out male or female, but which entries are required?, 1, 0, 0.5, percentages...

Any hint on this entry? Can't find in knowledge base..

Yes it does. Too bad it is too much of a problem adding this to all aircraft that could carry a LD. I was thinking of a series of the "EOGR, or EOGB" named say "Lantirnsystem", to be added at the fake weaponstations, to be added in loadout toghter with the designator (say Lantirn) itself. For planes that have an internal designator, the EOGR -EOGB fake weapon would be enoguh. This require a big deal of redoing the data.ini and loadouts of all aircrafts that could carry Laser designators, which sadly too much of a problem. Comes to no surprise that we are all FANs of the Megafortress SAGA. Actually the EB-1C should be a part of the picture if I am allowed to say, perhaps after we have a anormal B-1

I know wrench is the one I was quoting...

.. and a lethal volley of tomahawk What have you done in USN with those big pieces of metal of the IOWA class, anyway? (sorry to hijack the thread)

Perhaps we can experiment with a PAVETACK that works EVEN after bombs releases,,, eh eh, I know how to

What does exactly the Rf-111G is peculiar for?

I think that each one of us has pictured his own Rebecca "GoFast" Furness... Anyway, I am interested in rf-11g

Thx everyone. Typhoid, you playing with us soon? maybe I'll modernize Tunisia-Malta Terrain and we can dogfight in gaeta area.. who knows maybe throwing a CG-26 placeholder around that area, or maybe a BB-61 (do you remember?) at anchor in the gulf

Does it came with Rebecca Furness?

No comments or complains?

I agree, for sure one of the best of the whole DaleBrown'series of books

Gestendo le unità navali come "Tank" potrebbero combattere fra di loro, come appunto tanks, e gli aerei chiamati a fare CAS, cioè, antiship nello specifico. Inoltre gestendo i sommerigibili immersi cme tank si potrebbe forse ottenere lo stesso risultato. Andrebbe sperimentato. Vedremo

What is the difference between this two aircrafts? One is a Super Enhanced Eagle Thx FastCargo for this awesome mod idea