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I truly believe that McG made TERMINATOR: SALSATION (my favourite Saturday Night Fever track) for all the right reasons. And, looking at the 4-minute iPod download earlier today whilst I was taking a shit, it really looks from the visuals that he's gone for it. But - damn! - that script was so bad. Not the dialogue, particularly, more the story. I just, didn't want to know what happened next. Ever. All of which is to say - he shouldn't be directing this kind of big budget stuff, ever again.
just answer the fookin question!
As Captain Nemo? Sounds fucked up. Even for a McG idea..
July 9, 2009, 11:59 a.m. CST
by FlickaPoo
...coming together and there aren't any good ideas why insist on raping a dead horse? I get that it would be nice to have another PIRATES type cash cow but.......this just doesn't seem to be clicking...
...not James Mason, but Naseeruddin Shah, in an otherwise dreadful League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Will Smith has about as much gravity as a zero-G chamber, which is to say none.
He'll only end up using his clout to force producers to let Jaden Smith to play the part of Esmerelda the Seal.
He has 'prettygoodness' and 'alrightness' and 'understandablemisfireness', but not 'greatness'.
"I didn't see it."
I'm gonna kick your fucking ass!!! All hail Bale!
over on the right does anyone else see a fucking personal ad that makes them taste the orangey horridness that is a bit of stomach acid pumping up their esophagus in sheer horror at the thought of dating a woman who resembles a post op boy george?
now history has proven me right, so I'll drop it.
The one who Sony saw fit to hand over Shadow of the Colossus to? How dare they rewrite the efforts of a script-master-in-waiting?!
Wait… you DON'T like McG's movies?
July 9, 2009, 12:47 p.m. CST
by Nick91884
Directed by guierrimo del toro and starring the Freddy highmore as nemo and Jim carrey as flip.
just wondering.. or will there be a lost slave angle?
And McG can eat shit for taking a potentially good film and getting involved in its creation.

 Wallace, I hope you enjoy your paycheck, and I hope you never have to see the final film.
Hire someone else. Give another writer a chance. This guy has had ZERO proven hits, and he's still getting hired for all these big projects. I don't fucking get it.
is from McG, right? In that case I can forgive his few crappy movies
Nemo was great in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
In the book he is described as being of Moor descent. The first movie that was made, a silent movie, Nemo was black.
I don't mean 1997 attitudes, I mean the attitudes of a middle-schooler.
 Honestly, who else would think having John Connor turn into a Terminator that kills everyone at the end of the film is a good idea? Who else would think the series should go back in time so that modern technology has to fight future Terminator weapons in London? Those ideas make absolutely NO SENSE AT ALL when you place them in their proper context within the films' universe.
Movie went from my never see list to the possible list. Now, If they drop Smith and any other celebrity actor in favor of a real actor, I'm in.
July 9, 2009, 1:13 p.m. CST
by bullet3
You know what, I was rooting for MCG to pull it off, but to get together a 200 million dollar budget and a decent cast and make a movie about the future war that doesn't show any of the actual future war, completely betrays the chronology and vision of the original movies, and has a story that is utterly inconsquential in the terminator timeline, there's no forgiving that, sorry. If he'd spent all the time he spent trying to promote the movie and rewrote the script from scratch we could've had something, but goddamn, that movie doesn't even work as dumb pop-corn entertainment, it's just stupid and boring. Say what you will about Transformers 2, but at least Michael Bay knows how to put the money on the screen.
YOU SAID IT.I was SOOOOO hyped to see this.McG and his prostituting of this had me SOLD.I was shcked at how bad it came out.I was FUCKNIG SAD.This had SOOOO MUCH potential. McG man, you lied to me.Now, I am offically part of the "MCG SUCKS FAT COCKS' bandwagon.And know what? it' your fault!
that stupid fucking michael bay comment. they are both shit, it's like comparing turds to bowl of urine
I was routing for McGinty to somehow pull one out. The trailers looked tight, the cast was also looking good. How could one go wrong with Bale and Ironside? Then when I saw the film I was completely bored. The big ass gaping plot hole of how Skynet knew who Kyle Reese was, how it used him as bait and didn't kill him, the stupid heart transplant, the fact that the resistance had a base in broad daylight, (and a plane hangar, the fuck?!?!), Worthington's accent, I could go on and on. Production design and yes, the lighting were awesome. But that doesn't excuse the simpletons who wrote the story. And I lost some respect for Bale who, up till that film had a very good resume of roles on film. He totally phoned it in. That movie sucked some big donkey balls. McGinty doesn't deserve to direct another big budget movie as a result of this abomination. FUCK HIM!!!!
What he meant was when you wacth TRANSOFRMERS 2(massive hunk of shit)-you can tell they spent the bucks on the special effects(the entire movie featured robots-unlike the 1st film, which sort of skimped on the fx).Where as with terminator-i felt that the effexts were pretty good(except for that AWFUL building collapse-WHAT THE FUCK???)..but somewhat sparse.It felt like they spent the budget elsewhere.
dear hollywood, don't give him anything to direct, unless the budget is $1,000,000.Sure-he can "talk" the talk, but he surely can't walk the walk.
Ya, I was just making the point that if you were to look at just purely the effects, Transformers 2 looked like it cost 4 times as much as T:S.
How about Faran Tahir? He played the main terrorist in Iron Man, a terrorist in Chuck and the strange eastern fella in Sunshine. I could totally see him as Nemo, the man has it
McG made his play for greatness, and failed. Horribly.
 After the ashes fall, he should direct something small to get his chops back up to snuff. But then again, this is Hollywood. He must really give good head.
 Needless to say, "Nemo" isn't on my list of "must-see" films.
He was also the Captain that bought the farm in the new Trek film
Seems that T:S is a divisive film, but I thought it decent enough to make describing it as a turd or even 'a flaming turd' kinda ridiculous.
 Great effects, great props and costumes, some cracking action scenes (the highway chase, and Bale blasting the Terminator torso with a minigun), a serious sombre tone... but let down by a haphazard storyline.
 I'd personally give it a 7/10 and perhaps the Blu Ray with an extended cut will bump it up to an 8. That's hardly what i'd call a turd.
He has a good voice and good presence. He was also the first Captain in the new Star Trek, right?
His Terminator didn't even make half of its money back, yet Hollywood continues to let this guy go crazy.
That's right. He was the captain of the ship that was destroyed at the beginning
i like McHeadbuttedbyBillMurrayandinfearofchristianbalege.
McPoop is more like it.
so why would i watch it with McG behind the helm? No way in hell hollywood.MCG-YOUR ONLY soooooorta okay film is Charlie's Angels.Thats it.You had had 3 flops since. Who keeps hiring you?You need to go over the direct-to-dvd market and direct TRANSPHORMERS 3! or Scorpion King 3! Earn our trust back you sack of shit
But Orca was a delight.
This is so ill advised...why would McG even bother with this shit?
the obvious choice, really.
July 9, 2009, 4:16 p.m. CST
by MrMysteryGuest
but how can any action scene be considered great when you don't give a shit about any of the characters involved? I don't care how well it is shot or choreagraphed or how cool the explosions are. Fuck T4 and Fuck McG! I want my money back, you dooche!
Someone, just stop this fuck now. Salvation was pants, but at least he didn't fuck a pristine Cameron universe, the asshole heading T3 already did that. But Jules Verne....? That guy is sacred. Hell, even Paul Gross's adpation had merit....McG's will most certainly not. Colour me unimpressed.
Do it motherfuckers!
To be directed by Will Smith. HIGHEST GROSSING TURD EVER!
Naveen Andrews is a good idea.He can torture everyone else on the crew-and build crude ham radios! for no reason other than cause i want him too!
i give a shit about the fucking scale of human tragedy he wreaked upon anyone who saw pearl harbor.
That guy needs more roles.
Yeah, okay, it was his nickname as a kid. Should Spielberg have "Directed by Stevie" from now on too? That was his nickname.
First some ex-stripper writes about some pregnant high-schooler, turns it into a comedy, and wins a freakin' Oscar for it. Now McG (I always picture him with a greasy paper McD hat) decides to revive Captain Nemo and cast Will "Aw Hell No" Smith?
He was awesome in The English patient. What about Cliff Curtis? Sure he's from New Zealand but he's been cast as Pablo Escobar, an Arab in a couple of flicks. I think he deserves more screen time.
July 9, 2009, 8:29 p.m. CST
by ChoclateWoman
It's true. But it doesn't mean it was good. Average at best. I hope theres an extended cut of some kind released with that 40 minutes that ended up on the editing floor. Might help flesh out the movie and fill some plot holes that piss people off.
really...fuck it..Captain fucking Nemo now? fucking woeful and retarded.
enough already
I give them credit for putting the effort into presenting a fresh story.
IMHO hiring Wallace and the prior world-building writer shows that they are making a good faith attempt at creating something that isn't run of the mill.
McG can fuck off!!
 he. can. fuck. off!!
that film was a fucking loss
It looks like McG has learned his lesson and is willing to bring in the writers to do what is needed.
And you FUCKING KNOW that is IS gonna happen.
Sharks? Awwww Helll noooo...we talking Giant Squid ya'll.
2 more times and he'll pop up like a bad fuckin dream. Actually..Orci writng this would be fun...I've always wanted to see Captain Nemo pissing, farting and shuckin and jive'in...and if Roberto gets within a city block of this thing that is exactly what you're gonna get.

It might be a shit project now...but attaching Orci to this would remove ALL doubt.
I liked the Charlie's Angels movies and love Supernatural. But T:S was a disaster.
That one was badass. Except for the weird part where Kirk Douglas suddenly thinks he's in a musical and starts singing to the crew. Other than that, awesome.
McG is still employed?
Why is fuckin McG being allowed to direct another movie?
July 11, 2009, 7:39 a.m. CST
by tangcameo
Christian Bale as Nemo. Christian Bale as every fucking human being on earth that might star in an action movie, and those who might not. Christian Bale as you!
INT. NAUTILUS SUBMARINE Captain Nemo starts slapping some fat woman's boobies.
but I've read so many comments about people having issues with there not being some mega battle... Putting aside the unnecessary 'face' of skynet and other stupid quirks, the scale of the war was fitting. Consider the fact the terminators were just getting started - as bad as it looked, the shit hadn't even hit the fan yet. Humans thought they had it bad - they were just nuked, but still had some remaining bases and were trying their best to wipe out the terminators where they could... The shots of piles skulls being crushed, with a much older kyle reese says the epic battle is still on the horizon. As much as I didn't hate the film the way many on here do, I think the next movie could still be good, but I'd hope in the hands of a better director.
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Bowden, Sean, Simone Bignall, and Paul Patton, eds. Deleuze and Pragmatism. London: Routledge, 2014. book information from publisher
Bricklin, Jonathan. The Illusion of Will, Self, and Time: William James's Reluctant Guide to Enlightenment. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2015. book information from publisher
Curtis, William M. Defending Rorty: Pragmatism and Liberal Virtue. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2015. book information from publisher
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Grube, Dirk-Martin, and Robert Sinclair, eds. Pragmatism, Metaphysics and Culture: Reflections on the Philosophy of Joseph Margolis. Helsinki: Nordic Pragmatic Network, 2015. book information from publisher
Halliwell, Martin, and Joel Rasmussen. William James and the Transatlantic Conversation: Pragmatism, Pluralism, and Philosophy of Religion. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014. book information from publisher
Hare, Peter. Pragmatism with Purpose: Selected Writings, ed. Joseph Palencik, Douglas R. Anderson, and Steven A. Miller. New York: Fordham University Press, 2015. book information from publisher
Johnston, James Scott. John Dewey's Earlier Logical Theory. Albany, N.Y.: State University of New York Press, 2014. book information from publisher
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* VU has been told that the Vikings might consider using its franchise tag on cornerback Brian Williams, but we're not as positive. Williams sat out all of last year's minicamps in protest of not getting a new, larger contract, so it seems unlikely that he would take part in the offseason program again if he was slapped with the cornerback franchise tag of $5.9 million. VU has heard that the Packers are going to make a strong push for Williams if he hits the open market.
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De lurking to say Congrats and that that picture is priceless :)
Oh, Liesl! Congratulations! Kieran is beautiful. Can't wait to hear all the details.
Oh! Oh! Oh! So happy to hear it! He's beautiful, and so is his big brother!
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How wonderful! What a sweet photo. Congratulations!
Yeah!!!! Congrats!!!!!! How precious! How wonderful!!!! Yeah!!!!
Congratulations!! Glad that Kieran finally made it! That picture is gorgeous. Yay!!!
Yay! Congratulations! I was so excited to see the news. And what a great picture. Also, you rock for having a homebirth and I'm so glad it went well. You'll be all healthy and energetic in no time, and here I am, two and a half weeks later still recovering from yucky C-section.
Congratulations!! Yay! Ooooh Yippee!! Welcome Kieran!
Congratulations, Liesl! Kieran is beautiful, and I love his name. I'm so glad to hear all went well & look forward to the birth story. The look on Liam's face here is one of the sweetest things I've ever seen... totally a photo to cherish.
Another lurker here to say Congratulations!!!
Wow, wow wow. Huge congratulations to you and your family. Kieran looks so sweet; I agree with Rebecca, what a great picture. Rest up, can't wait to hear the story!
Congrats!!! What a beautiful picture of your two boys. :)
oh liesl! congratulations! :) i'm so happy for you and can't wait to read your birth story.
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That is such a sweet picture. It's defintely frame worthy. Happy Birthday Kieran! Welcome to this fabulous world. You have a wonderful family!
*Sighs* I wanted a homebirth with my daughter. I did deliver at a free standing birth center but still...If I ever have another child it will (hopefully) be a homebirth. -
I forgot to add Aiyana was 41w and 1 day. If it had went a few more days I would have had to deliver in the hospital since I was a first time mom. Congrats to you! When you have the time (ha! ha!) I hope you share some of your birth story. I especially love hearing about home births.
WOO HOO big cheer from the makice household. Congrats! Happy Babymoon.
Hooray! He's here! That picture is amazingly sweet. The wonder in Liam's face...aww. Congratulations!
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Take time to rest, you birthing goddess.
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Thank you, everyone! The waitwas definitely worth it :)
We're still babymooning here, but I hope to get some pictures posted soon... -
from another homebirther to another: woooooo hoooooooooo way to go girl. keep those feet up and naps happening, loads and loads of love to you across the sea and sky.
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Congratulations, Liesl...how did I miss this one?!? Sorry for being late on the bandwagon...
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You do not know, because no slew rate is given for the output current. I'll do the measurement for the current rise time (30% - 70%) for a real TDA1541A when I get time. I can tell you that using a 150MHz 'scope and running the DAC at quad speed (~5uS samples) you cannot see any rounding off of the steps at sensible zoom levels with a purely resistive I/V. And even that, by producing more outvoltage than the nominal 50mV compliance range will slow things down... Quote:
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I did try the video Opamps and their distortion level was too high. Speed is not everything. -74dB THD?
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Listening, or just eyeballing the meter?
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Back then, I was working in a metrology lab (time/frequency), so I had "toys" around me to measure. My hearing was better than now also.
And yes, now I am eyballing the datasheets too... I still have to hear a TDA1541 to sound above "well". SAA7220 doesn't do good in that direction, NOS is absolutelly horrid, tubes are noisy and distort (in a pleasant way, but still)... PS: Looks like you put a lot of trust in "hearing". I didn't see your reply when it was that post here about listening two files posted here and saying which is the "uncompressed one". I did say public my oppinion then, and I was right. Did upset the OP because I did reveal the good answer (instead of PM like he wanted). And, even if I still hear distortions well, I trust measurements more. Last edited by SoNic_real_one; 19th January 2012 at 03:33 AM. |
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Again, I see few if any Audio Op-Amp's that compare well. The LM4562 is shown as -105dB THD at 20KHz with 3V into 600 Ohm. For this the AD811 will be AT LEAST 6-10dB better. The OPA134 offers 0.002% 2nd HD at 1V RMS into 600 Ohm, by 30KHz and if we reduce the load for the AD811 to 600 Ohm as well We will be looking at least at 30dB worse HD for OPA134. The OPA627 does offer a 20KHz THD into 600 Ohm that is broadly comparable with that of the AD811 but the funny part is that it is actually emphatically NOT an Audio Op-Amp (though I like to use it for that job) and the AD797 driving 600 Ohm too offers a broadly comparable distortion performance to the AD811 driving 100 Ohm to 0.7V. The AD8651 you mention is actually listed as video line driver, but with 0.0006% THD at 0.7 RMS into 600 Ohm it really compares to the AD811. So, I am not sure what your purpose was with that little quip, however the facts do not bear out your contention in the least. Ciao T |
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I think that you feel that way because you have only heard circuits that don't do a good enough job of removing the ground noise which is generated by the current draw of the TDA1541, from the output stage power supply.
I'm not talking about aliasing, or the low pass filter, that is another issue. All TDA1541 kits are plagued by this issue which causes an audible effect, which some would assume is aliasing, but actually is not. It is ground noise. Glad I found out how to solve it. Last edited by erin; 19th January 2012 at 08:59 AM. |
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Too bad we cannot test your NOS against some of my OS DAC's I was not interested in the test, but I wasn't scared to say what I hear. Of course if I was wrong, you would remaind me that @thorsten: PCM61 is rated for 8x OS and, to be able to do that, has CURRENT settling time listed as 350ns for 1mA step (has a max +/- 1mA range). PCM63 is rated for 16x OS and, to be able to do that, has CURRENT settling times listed as 200ns for a 2mA step (max swing +/- 2mA). You want to convince me that TDA1541 with max 4x OS capabilities will swing faster the outputs than the BB DAC's (rated at 8 and 16x) and the Phillips datasheet is wrong when it says the settling time is 1 micro second? Well, to give you credit for something, I become curious to test the new, fast, low noise ADA4897-1 in my PCM61 DAC. I need an adaptor single-dual now... Last edited by SoNic_real_one; 19th January 2012 at 08:29 PM. |
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B-25D #41-30362 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 09 Nov 2011
On 10 Dec 1943, this aircraft was on a rescue mission when it was attacked by Japanese Zero's. The right engine caught fire after the main attack was over. The crew feathered the prop, and as they did that, the Zero that had been trailing them pulled up from the 7 o'clock position and shot out their left engine, setting the aircraft afire. Nobody at the time except co-pilot Lt. James Spain had their parachute fastened on. The pilot, Capt. John Porter, gave the order to bailout. Lt. Spain's clothes got hung up while he tried to exit the aircraft through the top hatch, and he was freed by Capt. Porter pushing him out. When Lt. Spain left the aircraft, it was entirely in flames. By the time he pulled his ripcord, the airplane had crashed and exploded. No other crewmembers survived. Dead: 5.
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This aircraft departed Mohanbari, India at 0423GMT on 31 Jan 1944 for Kunming, China on a routine cargo flight over the Hump.
The route was overcast, with tops over 24,000 ft. Winds were out of the SW and estimated to be 70 mph at 18,000 ft. Approximately 50% of the flight would have been flown on instruments, and further complicated by the high winds.
There is no record of radio contact from this aircraft. The position, cause or nature of this aircraft loss is not known. However, it is believed this crash may have been caused by bad weather, mechanical failure or some kind of sudden catastrophe. The cause of the crash probably happened so fast that the pilot did not have time to send a mayday call. The pilot had made 35 roundtrips on this same route. The aircraft has not been located and the crew has been declared dead. Dead: 4.
Pilot: Capt. Alvin N. Catalano, xxxx2756 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Robert F. Kearns, xxxx1954 Radio Operator: Pfc. John W. Briggette, xxxx0282 Flight Engineer: Cpl. John W. Sadler, xxxx2014
C-47DL #41-18556 a.k.a. CNAC #60 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 29 Sept 2011 and two additional trips later in 2011
This CNAC aircraft was enroute from Kunming, China to Dinjan, India on 17 Nov 1942. It was a routine flight over the Hump to its homebase. The aircraft was loaded with tin billets at Kunming for transport back to India.
About 1 hr out from Kunming, and slightly SE of Likiang on the Able route, pilot John Dean told eastbound CNAC pilot Robbie Robertson that #60 was icing badly. Robertson had just come through from India on the more southerly Charlie course, and responded to Dean that he experienced no icing and saw no Japs on his route. This was the last known radio contact with #60.
CNAC #60 was reported as Missing in Flight. No trace of this aircraft or crew has been found. Pilot John Dean was a former Flying Tiger. Dead: 3.
Pilot: John J. Dean Co-Pilot: James S. Browne Radio Operator: K.L. Yang
View the C47DL #41-18556 a.k.a. CNAC #60 ID Reference
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B-24J #42-73242 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 04 Jan 2011
On 25 Jan 1944, this aircraft of the 14th Air Force, 308th Bombardment Group, 425th Squadron, departed Kunming, China for Chabua, India. It was a routine combat - ferry trip. The aircraft never arrived in Chabua. The cause of its loss and its whereabouts is unknown. Dead: 12.
Pilot: Maj. Harry H. Musinski, xxxx2688 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Toney W. Gochnauer, xxxx9229 Navigator: 2nd Lt. John B. Frazier, xxxx2171 Bombardier: 2nd Lt. George R. Maupin, xxxx8542 Radio Operator: TSgt. Joseph P. Kurta, xxxx4251 Asst. Radio Operator: SSgt. Donah L. Adams, xxxx5676 Flight Engineer: TSgt. Wellington W. Hull, xxxx7752 Asst. Flight Engineer: SSgt. John W. Karns, xxxx9171 Passenger: 1st Lt. Charles H. Mortimer, xxxx9697 Passenger: SSgt. Robert O. Watson, xxxx2510 Passenger: TSgt. Jack R. Ferguson, xxxx7073 Passenger: TSgt. Edward W. Higgins, xxxx7807
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B-24J #42-100184 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 07 Dec 2010
On 25 May 1944, this B-24 aircraft of the 14th Air Force, 308th Bombardment Group, 373rd Bomb Squadron, departed Yangkai, China for Chabua, India. It was a routine ferry mission. The aircraft reported being 30 minutes E of Chabua. That was the last radio contact received from this aircraft.
The crew of this aircraft were declared dead as of 26 May 1945. Dead: 10.
Pilot: 1st Lt. Robert M. King, xxxx6536 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. John B. Byron, xxxx3651 Navigator: 1st Lt. Eugene L. Bernstein, xxxx411 0 Radio Operator: TSgt. John J. Regan, xxxx1443 Flight Engineer: TSgt. Robert R. Riley, xxxx5893 Gunner: SSgt. Garland J. Reed, xxxx0674 Gunner: SSgt. Earl L. Smith, xxxx2075 Passenger: Capt. Thomas H. Clare, xxxx0635 Passenger: SSgt. Raymond J. Bridge, xxxx3404 Passenger: Cpl. Merle L. Pickup, xxxx2953
Read the article Hump Pilot Remembered
Read the article about Capt. Thomas H. Clare
C-47A #41-38746 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 24 Nov 2010
On 05 June 1945, this aircraft departed Dum Dum, India at 1243Z on a shuttle run to Jorhat, India. The only radio contact was a position report transmitted by the aircraft at 1415Z. Its position at that time was S of Lalmanirhat and at 5,000 ft. altitude. The aircraft never arrived in Jorhat. Dead: 7.
Pilot: Capt. Earl E. Cunningham, xxxx737 Co-Pilot: 1st Lt. John J. Besone, xxxxx9121 Radio Operator: Cpl. Morris Adoff, xxxx9914 Flight Engineer: SSgt. Murdoch M. McLaughlin, xxxx9567 Asst. Flight Engineer: Pfc. Charles Perkel, xxxx9512 Passenger: Capt. Lloyd F. Melichar, xxxx4311 Passenger: Pfc. John Barto, xxxx4011
C-47A #43-15398 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 23 Nov 2010
This aircraft took off from Lalmanirhat, India on 25 May 1944 for Chabua, India on a cargo run. This was an Air Transport Command aircraft assigned to Karachi and with an ATC crew aboard. The last report on this aircraft states the plane is still missing in flight and the crew is presumed dead. Dead: 3.
Pilot: 1st Lt. John S. Gordon, xxxx7072 Co-Pilot: F / O Russell A. Brown, xxxx6952 Radio Operator: Pfc. James C. Mohn, xxxx4821
C-47B #43-48308 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 05 Nov 2009
This C-47 aircraft of the 10th Air Force was assigned to the post-war American Graves Registration Service (AGRS). Very early in the morning on 17 May 1946, it departed Mingaladon airport at Rangoon, Burma for Barrackpore / Calcutta, India. The aircraft had a crew of 3 from the 1304th Air Force Base Unit and 8 passengers, including a 6-man AGRS team. This aircraft was transporting possibly as many as 43 sets of US remains which were recently recovered by the AGRS team from POW cemeteries in southern Burma.
A heavy storm was developing over the Bay of Bengal that day, and it was moving to the N - NE. The aircraft would unavoidably be running into the storm along its route to Barrackpore. The standard flight route from Rangoon to Barrackpore required flying over the NE corner of the Bay of Bengal between Akyab, Burma and Calcutta. The pilot was known to dislike flying over water; furthermore, before departing Mingaladon, the pilot told airport personnel he could not fly over water on this flight because he did not have enough life jackets aboard. The pilot stated he would instead follow the coast, and if he encountered a storm over Akyab, he would fly N or NE to skirt around it.
The pilot radioed Barrackpore at 0610Z to report he had passed over Akyab at 0530Z, was flying on instruments and he expected to arrive at Barrackpore at 0800Z. At 0615Z the pilot radioed Barrackpore for a weather update, and Barrackpore had to respond to him twice due to heavy atmospheric interference. At 0705Z the pilot mistakenly responded to a call from Barrackpore to another aircraft and said he had nothing to report. This was the last contact with C-47B #43-48308. The plane was never heard from again and its location is unknown. Dead: 11 plus possibly as many as 43 sets of US POW remains. Pilot: 1st Lt. Horace J. Gabbart, xxxx9790 Check Pilot: 1st Lt. Melvin L. Power, xxxx3431 Radio Operator: Pfc. Eugene F. Ryan, xxxx4187 Passenger: Lt. Cmdr. James T. Campbell, xxxx5425 Passenger: Capt. Roy W. Corley, xxxx7766 Passenger: 1st Lt. Harry Chan, xxxx7552 Passenger: 1st Lt. Henry E. Derbyshire, xxxx6766 Passenger: 1st Lt. Donald S. Dutton, xxxx8713 Passenger: SSgt. Glenn F. Cox, Jr., xxxx1684 Passenger: Sgt. Warren R. Haines, xxxx3730 Passenger: Cpl. Wallace J. Davis, xxxx1295
View the C47B #43-48308 ID Reference
C-87 #41-23791 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 16 Oct 2008
This aircraft departed its home station of Chabua, India on 09 April 1943 on a routine ferrying flight to China. It was assigned to the Air Transport Command of the 10th Air Force, 1st Ferrying Group, 3rd Ferrying Squadron.
This aircraft simply disappeared while enroute over the Hump. Numerous attempts were made to contact this ship, but no reply was received to any of the calls. The plane and its crew were never located. The nature of the loss is undetermined. Dead: 6.
C-46A #41-24739 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 10 Oct 2008
This aircraft departed Chanyi, China at 0940Z on 29 Jan 1944 for Misamari, India. Winds were reported out of the SW at 80 - 100 mph at altitudes greater than 18,000 ft. and severe icing below 21,000 ft. No radio contact was received from ship after it departed Chanyi. Aircraft not located and was reported missing on 03 Feb 1944. Crew declared administratively dead. Dead: 4.
Pilot: 2nd Lt. Huland K. Hunt, xxxx1951 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Lawrence H. Fox, xxxx2912 Radio Operator: Cpl. Alphonse B. Kupchun, xxxx8558 Flight Engineer: Pfc. Kenneth L. Seidel, xxxx3558
C-87 #42-107259 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 03 Oct 2008
This aircraft departed Yangkai, China on 09 Aug 1943 enroute to Jorhat, India. Plane was reported as missing in flight. There was still no news on the fate of this aircraft or its crew as of Dec 1943. Dead: 5.
Pilot: Capt. Tom Perry, xxxx8699 Co-Pilot: 1st Lt. John T. Tennison, xxxx1044 Navigator: 2nd Lt. John W. Funk, xxxx4550 Radio Operator: SSgt. Alvin J. Lenox, xxxx6475 Crew Chief: Pfc. Donald A. Johnson, xxxx4567
C-47DL #41-18518 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 28 Sept 2008
On 13 July 1943, this aircraft departed Mohanbari, India for Kunming, China. It was on a routine mission over the Hump. Aircraft radioed from the vicinity of Sookerating, India for a weather report at Yunnanyi, China. This call was received by AACS at 1418IST.
Aircraft did not arrive in Kunming. Last report was neither plane or crew has been located. Search for this missing aircraft will continue. Crew believed to be dead. Dead: 4.
Pilot: 2nd Lt. Robert D. Coker, xxxx4976 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Howard G. Bushey, xxxx2322 Radio Operator: Cpl. Walter A. Hynes, xxxx0046 Passenger: Capt. Alexander A. St. Clair, xxxx0815
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C-46A #42-107386 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 23 Sept 2008
On 04 Feb 1945, this aircraft departed Chabua, India for Karachi, India. The passengers were homeward bound to the USA.
Over a remote jungle location approx. 55 mi NW of Jorhat, this aircraft developed mechanical problems and caught on fire. It crashed near the summit ridge of a jungle-covered hill and burned. All crewmembers and passengers were killed with the sole exception of TSgt. Marvin H. Jacobs, who survived the crash and was rescued by local villagers. Dead: 34.
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B-24D #42-40069 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 20 Sept 2008
This aircraft was lost on the Hump on 20 March 1943 while enroute from Pandaveswar, India to Kunming, China. It was assigned to the 14th Air Force, 308th Bombardment Group, 425th Squadron and was on its original flight to Kunming to begin work in China.
It had been cleared from Chabua, India to Kunming, but its location when it encountered problems is unknown. The nature of the loss is unknown, as airplane or crew never found. Dead: 10.
Acting Pilot: Maj. Robert W. Fensler, xxxx7377 Pilot: 2nd Lt. Phillips G. Huffman, xxxx1437 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Gerald (Jerrold) E. Owens, xxxx0158 Navigator: 2nd Lt. Frederick W. Ossenfort, xxxx6923 Bombardier: 2nd Lt. Harvey M. Nix, xxxx8506 Radio Operator: TSgt. Norman H. Price, xxxx2194 Asst. Radio Operator: SSgt. Louis F. Verhaegen, xxxx8470 Flight Engineer: TSgt. Erle H. Thayer, xxxx6430 Asst. Flight Engineer: SSgt. Aubrey E. Stevenson, xxxx8940 Gunner: SSgt. Sandav E. Rivardo, xxxx6460
C-46A #41-24717 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 27 Oct 2007
On 24 March 1944, this aircraft was on a cargo mission from Chabua, India to Ondal, India via Tezpur. The pilot was given night instrument clearance from Chabua to Ondal. There was light - moderate thunderstorm activity with ground fog and intermittent hail along the entire route, but with heaviest storm activity in the Tezpur and Misamari area.
The plane crashed enroute, killing all of crew. Cause of crash is undetermined. Dead: 4.
Pilot: 1st Lt. Richard S. Austin, xxxx0337 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Joe O. Hudgins, xxxx0431 Radio Operator: Cpl. Giles Q. Stevens, xxxx2130 Flight Engineer: Cpl. Arnold B. Stavinoha, xxxx6673
C-109 #44-49628 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 22 Oct 2007
On 17 July 1945, at approx. 0230IST, this aircraft departed Jorhat, India enroute to Chengtu, China. They had instrument clearance on the Able route. It was a routine Hump cargo flight hauling 100 octane aviation gasoline to the Chengtu area.
A position report was received as being over Pathalipam, India at 8,000 ft. There were no further radio contacts with this ship. Negative replies were received in answer to all queries sent. This aircraft disappeared somewhere on the Hump and was declared missing as of 17 July 1945. A concentrated search was conducted to no avail, and the search was abandoned as of 17 August 1945. In view of the complete absence of information, the cause of the accident remains undetermined. All aboard this aircraft have been declared dead. Dead: 4.
Pilot: 1st Lt. Allen R. Turner, xxxx6939 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Frederick W. Langhorst, xxxx0387 Radio Operator: Cpl. Robert L. McAdoo, xxxx2676 Flight Engineer: Pvt. Joseph I. Natvik, xxxx6393
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C-46A #41-24724 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 01 Oct 2007
This aircraft was enroute from Kunming, China to Misamari, India on 20 Feb 1944.
The weather was extremely bad and radio contact was very poor. The pilot was evidently lost and the aircraft was running low on fuel. Pilot called Chabua for a bearing, and Chabua shot bearings on the ship and instructed pilot to let down. Pilot wanted to bailout, but Chabua assured him it was OK to let down from 12,500 ft to 8,000 ft. Pilot was also receiving bearings and instructions from Jorhat, and this may have caused even more confusion for the pilot. The last radio transmission from aircraft ended with a loud crashing sound. It is presumed the plane crashed into a mountain. Aircraft not located and crew declared dead. Dead: 4.
Pilot: 2nd Lt. Jack Hunter, xxxx2620 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Alfred S. Hemmer, xxxx2565 Radio Operator: Sgt. Inman A. Watson, xxxx5822 Flight Engineer: SSgt. John L. Weinberg, xxxx7928
B-24J #42-73308 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 07 Dec 2006
On 25 Jan 1944, this aircraft departed Kunming, China at 0740 for Chabua, India on a routine ferrying mission. This aircraft was assigned to the 14th Air Force, 308th Bombardment Group, 425th Squadron.
Upon entering the Assam Valley at 1045, the aircraft experienced extreme instrument weather conditions and left the formation it was flying in. Cloud ceiling was at treetop level and visibility was less than 1 mi. Last communication from aircraft stated it was on a NW course at 15,000 ft. The plane did not reach Chabua. It was listed as Missing in Routine Flight. No further information was available as of 20 Nov 1944. Crew declared dead. Dead: 8.
Pilot: 1st Lt. William A. Swanson, xxxx8935 Co-Pilot: F/O Sheldon L. Chambers, xxxxT291 Navigator: 1st Lt. Irwin Zaetz, xxxx1661 Bombardier: 1st Lt. Robert E. Oxford, xxxx3308 Radio Operator: SSgt. Harry B. Queen, xxxx1096 Flight Engineer: SSgt. Charles D. Ginn, xxxx4114 Gunner: Sgt. Alfred H. Gerrans, Jr., xxxx5848 Gunner: Sgt. James A. Hinson, xxxx8472
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C-53DO #42-15890 a.k.a. CNAC #58 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 14 Dec 2005
This CNAC aircraft was enroute from Dinjan, India to Kunming, China on 07 April 1943. It was a routine cargo flight over the Hump on Able route. The aircraft was loaded with graphite electrodes destined for an electric smelting furnace somewhere in China.
As the aircraft climbed high to cross the mountains on the India-Burma border, it started accumulating a heavy load of ice and loosing altitude. Pilot Joe Rosbert called Dinjan and said he couldn't make it over the border mountains and he needed to return to Dinjan. He turned the ship 180 deg. and proceeded to return to his homebase. With the palm of his hand held against the windshield to melt the ice and his face pressed against the glass in an effort to see, the aircraft had no sooner turned when it skimmed across the snow-covered ridge of a mountain. The mountain tore off the engines and landing gear, and the aircraft slid to a stop at almost 15,000 ft. altitude on a steep slope just below the summit of the mountain. No fire or explosion occurred.
The radio operator was killed in the crash and the pilot and co-pilot were slightly injured. After weeks of agonizing travel down the mountain, the pilot and co-pilot eventually reached a tiny tribal village. The Mishmi villagers cared for the pilot and co-pilot until a runner could bring a British survey team to the village, and then the Mishmis helped carry the crew down to the US base at Sadiya, India. Dead: 1.
Pilot: C. Joseph Rosbert Co-Pilot: Charles R. Hammell Radio Operator: Y.T. Wong
Note: Bolded names are those of the survivors of this airplane crash.
Click here to read Joe Rosbert's account of this crash (5.5 MB PDF FILE)
C-47A #42-24360 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 11 Nov 2003
On 02 Nov 1943, this aircraft departed Yunnanyi, China at 0840 for Misamari, India. It was assigned to the Air Transport Command.
No radio contacts were received from aircraft after its departure from Yunnanyi. Airplane did not arrive in Misamari, and it was listed as missing. The cause of the loss is unknown, as the weather was reportedly good and the airplane was new. This ship might have been brought down by Jap fighter aircraft operating over northern Burma.
On 09 Oct 1944, the ATC search and rescue team at Ft. Hertz, Burma heard about a US plane wreckage being found high in the mountains NW of the Burma border. They went to the site and identified it as being this aircraft. All 3 crewmembers were found and identified, and their remains were buried at the site. Dead: 3.
Pilot: 1st Lt. John A. Deaux, xxxx0533 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Edgar L. Corbiere, xxxx8101 Radio Operator: Cpl. Paul E. Pakari, xxxx6846
C-47A #42-23734 a.k.a. CNAC #77 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 20 Oct 2003
This CNAC aircraft departed Kunming, China at 0709GMT on 06 Jan 1945 for Tengchung, China.
The aircraft was over Tengchung, but was unable to land due to bad weather. Pilot decided to head to his homebase at Dinjan, India. Pilot radioed Kunming at 0822GMT, but received no reply. No further radio contact was made with this aircraft. Dead: 4.
C-47A #42-23734 a,k.a. CNAC #77 ID Reference
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C-87 #41-23696 Missing Aircrew Report Site Report: 19 Oct 2003
On 24 April 1943, this aircraft departed Yangkai, China at approx. 1400CST enroute to its homebase at Chabua, India. It was assigned to the 1333rd AAF Base Unit, 22nd Ferrying Group, 3rd Ferrying Squadron.
There was no radio contact with this aircraft after take-off. It did not arrive in Chabua, and was listed as missing. Aerial searches commenced immediately, and search efforts lasted until 26 May 1943. Aircraft not located. Nature of loss is unknown. No further information has become available. Crew was declared dead. Dead: 5.
Pilot: Capt. Jennings H. Mease, Sr., xxxx0874 Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Samuel E. Lunday, Jr., xxxx7528 Navigator: 2nd Lt. James M. Jeffrey, xxxx4013 Radio Operator: SSgt. Elwood E. Stevens, xxxx4292 Flight Engineer: Pvt. Mervyn E. Sims, xxxx0815
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There are certain actors that I'll go see in pretty much anything, damn near sight unseen. Even though I've made a concerted effort to avoid a handful of Matt Damon flicks, he's had a pretty good track record of picking good projects. Same thing thing with Ed Norton. Phillip Seymour Hoffman as well. Jude Law also falls into that category. Shit, ever since "Gattaca" I've seen a lions share of homeboy's movies - and this trailer only ensures me seeing another one.
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The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of JSAF with a focus on understanding the environmental capabilities, constraints, and datasets used in JSAF. This first section describes JSAF and how it is used in training. The second section briefly describes the environmental capabilities and datasets used, for the atmosphere, ocean and underwater acoustics. In the last section, a list of references that point to more comprehensive and in-depth detail on JSAF is provided.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
Next Dinner
Our next dinner will be Saturday, February 20 at 6:30pm sharp. The theme is Mexican.
If you are interested in joining us, please send an email to email@example.com. The cost for the five courses plus wine is $20.
Thank you,
Jared Olkin and Luke Pyenson
*if you have any food allergies, please let us know in your e-mail and we will accommodate you to the best of our abilities.
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- David RothFebruary 3, 2010 at 12:27 PM
The pictures say it all. The food looks scrumptuous, clean and so appealing. The dishes virtually pop off the plate. The idea of vegetarian 'cuisine' along with the variety of flavors and the sleekness of preparation speak to the care, effort, imagination and professionalism you lend to this endeavor. I think you have something here. Continued success. You shoule list the recipes. I would be interested in trying some of them.
ReplyDelete - Sarah PFebruary 12, 2010 at 2:57 PM
This is an awesome project. It's got me thinking about planning a trip down to Boston to coincide with a dinner. Hope all's well Jared!
- Your Cousin Sarah from Montreal
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Chandigarh, is "The City Beautiful" because of its beautiful landscapes and architecture. Chandigarh the name translates from Hindi to English as "the fort of Chandi", chandi being a Hindu Goddess.
Chandigarh is a Union territory of India. Chandigarh is also the Capital City of two Indian States - Punjab and Haryana. It is the only city in the Country which enjoys the status of capital city of two States and Union Territory of India together.
Chandigarh is known for its architectural planning and is the first planned city of India. Chandigarh has in total 63 sectors. Chandigarh was designed by famous Architects - Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Matthew Nowicki and Albert Mayer. Chandigarh has the highest per capita income of country i.e. Rs. 110676 per annum.
Chandigarh is surrounded from all sides by Punjab and Haryana. Adjacent cities to Chandigarh are Mohali, Panchkula, Derrabassi.
Presenting here the STD Area Telephone Dialling Codes for Chandigarh.
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Chandigarh | 0172 |
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Their recorded studio output since 1982 is composed of seventeen albums generally regarded in two distinct eras, delineated by the departure of original frontman Fish in late 1988, and the subsequent arrival of replacement Steve Hogarth in early 1989. The band achieved eight Top Ten UK albums between 1983 and 1994, including a Number One album in 1985 with Misplaced Childhood, and during the period the band were fronted by Fish they scored eleven Top 40 hits on the UK Singles Chart, including 1985's "Kayleigh", which reached No. 2 and became their biggest hit single.
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Your Wii becomes the ultimate entertainment hub in Destineer's Rec Room. Enjoy twenty games that will provide hours of entertainment for moms, dads and kids of all ages. Play classic games such as Table Soccer, Air Hockey, Alley Ball, Whacka-Mole, Table Tennis, Darts, Beanbag Toss, Tic-Tac-Toe and more, all with intuitive Wii Remote controls!
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