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A total of 4,033 persons were screened at Sanjeevi special medical camps organised in 12 places in and around Vellore on behalf of the Rotary International District 3230 on Sunday.
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According to D. Thirumaran, one of the coordinators of the camps, the largest number of persons scanned was 525, at the camp conducted by the Rotary Clubs of Katpadi and Chennai MCC in Sion Malai in Serkadu village. It was followed by 519 at the camp held in Ashram School. The largest number of persons who underwent dental examination was 358, followed by 180 who underwent eye screening. Cardiac patients, orthopedic patients, and women and children accounted for the remaining visitors at the camps. Chest X-ray was taken on 26 persons to detect tuberculosis. Ten persons were selected for cataract surgery, two for thyroid surgery, five for heart surgery and one for surgery to remove a tumour in the jaw.
Inaugurating the medical camp conducted by Vellore Gems Rotary Club, Chennai, Kodambakkam Rotary Club and Margaret Sidney Hospital, Chennai, at Ashram School on Filter Bed Road, Health Minister K.C. Veeramani said that non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have a great role to play in helping the government tackle the challenge posed by emergence of new diseases. NGOs could help not only in organising medical camps but also creating awareness of the ways of preventing diseases.
Tamil Nadu government has allotted Rs. 6511.22 crore for the health sector and is taking all efforts to provide treatment to people affected by various diseases. New diseases were emerging, leading to arrival of new drugs and inventions. The best option under these circumstances is to take preventive steps .
P. Karthiyayini, Mayor of Vellore, and A.P. Khanna, Rotary District Governor, R.I. District 3230, spoke. P. Satheesh Kumar, president, Vellore Gems Rotary Club, presided.


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Toxins 2010, 2(1), 116-127; doi:10.3390/toxins2010116
Cytotoxic Necrotizing Factors (CNFs)−A Growing Toxin Family
Received: 14 December 2009 / Revised: 15 January 2010 / Accepted: 20 January 2010 / Published: 21 January 2010
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Abstract: The Escherichia coli Cytotoxic Necrotizing Factors, CNF1, CNF2, CNF3 and CNFY from Yersinia pseudotuberculosis belong to a family of deamidating toxins. CNFs deamidate glutamine 63/61 in the switch II region of Rho GTPases that is essential for GTP hydrolysing activity. Deamidation leads to constitutive activation of Rho GTPases. However, cellular mechanisms like proteasomal degradation of the activated Rho proteins restrict the action of the GTPases. This review describes the differences between the toxin family members concerning expression, cellular entry and substrate specificity.
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The first military fighter planes originated during World War I. Scout reconnaissance fighter planes became a valuable asset, observing
battlefield conditions during the time. When aircraft from both sides would meet in the sky, crews would often shoot at each other with small
arms. Gradually larger and more sophisticated weapons found their way on board the aircraft. When machine guns were mounted in airplanes
dedicated to shooting others from the sky, fighter planes were born. Email us You Tube - Military Fighter Planes Military Fighter planes A - D: Military fighter planes produced in Japan, the primary fighters in their war with China: Mitsubishi A5M Japanese fighter planes that dominated the sky over the Pacific in the first years of World War II: Mitsubishi A6M Zero Italy's only fighter plane produced for the First World War, it first flew in 1917. They were later purchased by Latvia, Poland, and the Soviet Union: Ansaldo A.1 German radial engine powered biplane based on lessons learned from the SD series aircraft: Arado Ar 64 Made in Germany, they were first flown in 1931, with an in-line engine, and longer wings than their predecessors: Arado Ar 65 Fighter planes of Germany, deployed in 1933 as night fighting and training aircraft: Arado Ar 66 Single seat fighter planes that were much smaller than their predecessors, first flown in 1933, but never went into production: Arado Ar 67 The Luftwaffe's most popular fighter planes prior to the start of WW II: Arado Ar 68 Light German fighter planes with a high single wing that had fixed landing gear in streamlined fairings and were armed with twin 7.92 mm machine guns: Arado Ar 76 Tested by Germany prior to the start of WW II. They lost the competition for production against Messerschmitt: Arado Ar 80 German fighter planes produced as prototypes, first flown in 1937, equipped with twin 7.92 mm machine guns and one 20 mm cannon. They were to be based on the never completed Graff Zeppelin aircraft carrier: Arado Ar 197 They were produced in Germany and tested in 1940, powered by twin engines. The fighter planes had handling and maneuverability issues which were never overcome and never went beyond the prototype stage of production: Arado Ar 240 Flown in 1942, based on the Ar 240, but with a three foot longer fuselage and more powerful engines, they never went into full production: Arado Ar 440
Military fighter planes of Great Britain that first flew in 1946 and was retired in 1954: Supermarine Attacker Czech fighter planes that are recognized as among the best biplanes ever produced: Avia B.534 Fighter planes deployed by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1917. About 700 were produced: Aviatik D.I Fighter planes first deployed with the British Royal Navy in 1943, but did not see any action during WW II. They remained deployed through 1953: Blackburn B-37 The most heavily armed British fighter planes of WWII: Bristol Beaufighter German primary WW II fighter planes, they had the most WW II victories, and are the most all-time produced fighter planes: Messerschmitt Bf/Me-109 Twin engine, long range, heavily armed fighter planes that met with success as night fighters: Messerschmitt Bf-110 Two seat heavy Luftwaffe fighter planes that succeeded the Bf-110: Messerschmitt Me-410 First ever fighter planes of Great Britain to successfully use on board radar to intercept other aircraft: Bristol Blenheim Heavily armed Australian fighter planes of WW II: CAC Boomerang First flown in 1933, exported by Italy to China for use against the Japanese, the Italians considered them as under performing, and never used the aircraft: Breda BA 27 Finland's best World War II fighter planes: Buffalo British RAF main fighter planes from 1932 to 1936: Bulldog Italy's best mass produced fighter planes of WW II: Macchi C202 Folgore Scored the most air to air victories overall of WW I: Sopwith Camel First Canadian jet powered fighter planes which flew in 1950, they were designed for day/night, all-weather interception. They were deployed through 1981: Avro CF-100 Canuck Manufactured in South Africa, they first flew in 1986, based on the Mirage, but with canards up front, more powerful engines, advanced weapons and avionics: Atlas Cheetah Jet
powered fighter planes produced in Taiwan, resembling a smaller F-16
fuselage and wings, with the nose of a F-20, and twin engines: AIDC Ching-kuo Deployed with the Italian Air Force in 1936, they were low wing monoplanes with fixed landing gear which performed poorly during the Spanish Civil War: Caproni A.P.1 Italian all-metal biplanes which proved themselves during the Spanish Civil War: Fiat CR.32 World's last biplane fighter planes: CR.42 Falco Series of German fighter planes comprised of the Albators D.I, Albatros D.II, Albatros D.III, Albatros D.V, and Albatros D.Va, built during WW I, each experiencing a short period of air superiority: Albatros D Series Best German World War I fighter planes: Fokker D.VII First fighter planes of the Dutch Air Force: Fokker D. XXI First British RAF fighter planes armed with four machine guns: Boulton Paul Defiant Primary French fighter planes deployed at the start of WWII: Dewoitine D.510 The best French fighter planes of WW II: Dewoitine D.520 Early WW I British fighter planes praised for their maneuverability: de Havilland DH.2 Among the first to use a faster firing machine gun propeller interrupter mechanism, it was produced in Great Britain: de Havilland DH.4 Arguably the best German fighter planes of WW I: Fokker D.VII Night fighters of the Luftwaffe that met with some success during early WWII: Dornier Do 17 Successor to the Do 17, equipped with heavier armament and more powerful engines: Dornier Do 217 The fastest twin prop driven World War II fighter planes, they were built in Germany: Do-335 Pfiel Built by the British in 1917, with a head hole in the top wing for improved pilot visibility, armed with up to four forward firing machine guns: Sopwith Dolphin Fighter planes of the WWI Red Baron Squadron: Fokker Dr.1 Triplane Arguably the world's most advanced fighter planes when deployed in 1960: Saab Draken Military Fighter Planes E - F:
Germany's first WWI fighter planes with a single wing: Fokker Eindecker Light jet powered fighter planes built to meet French and NATO specifications, first deployed in 1961: Dassault Etendard Europe's "top gun" fighter planes of the twenty first century: Eurofighter Japanese fighter planes resembling an enlarged F-16, built from 1995 to 2011: Mitsubishi F-2 Primary fighter planes of the then new British RAF: Bristol F2B Enlarged, faster version of the U.S. FH-1 Phantom which flew from 1948 to 1965: McDonnell F2H Banshee First swept wing fighter planes built by McDonnell, and the first aircraft to be armed solely with missiles, first deployed in 1956: F3H Demon
First Grumman fighter planes produced for the U.S. Navy: Grumman FF-1 Arguably the best fighter planes produced during World War I: F.4 Buzzard Scored the most victories of United States fighter planes in the Vietnam War: F-4 Phantom Last U.S. fighter planes made from wood: Boeing F4B First U.S. Navy supersonic fighter planes: F4D Skyray Primary United States Navy fighter planes at the start of World War II: Grumman F4F Wildcat One of the best U.S. WW II fighter planes, and the first to exceed 400 MPH in level flight: F4U Corsair Used by the U.S. Air Force as an enemy fighter to train pilots in combat tactics: Northrop F-5 Deployed with the U.S. Navy, that were navalized versions of the P-1: Curtiss F6C Had the most WW II victories over Japanese aircraft: F6F Hellcat First U.S. Navy multi-engine fighter planes: F7F Tigercat Innovative U.S. Navy fighter planes, never fulfilling their potential due to their engines: F7U Cutlass "Last U.S. gunfighter": F-8 Crusader Last carrier-based Grumman single piston engine fighter planes of the U.S. Navy: Grumman F8F Bearcat First jet powered fighter planes to be produced by Grumman: F9F Panther Smallest, lightest jet powered fighter planes produced by Grumman, which experienced continuing engine problems, deployed by the U.S. Navy from 1957 to 1961: Grumman F-11 Tiger Famed U.S. Navy fighter planes armed with the AIM-54 Phoenix - the longest range air-to-air missile: F-14 Tomcat Had the most United States air to air victories in Desert Storm, and is the fastest U.S. fighter: F-15 Eagle Mainstay U.S. medium fighter planes and most produced fighters in the West: F-16 Falcon Primary U.S. Navy fighter planes of today, replacing the F-14: F-18 Super Hornet
flown by the U.S. in 1982, based on the F-5, but with greater top speed
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fighters and had lower operational costs. Three were produced, but the project was dropped in favor of the F-16: Northrop F-20 Tigershark Considered the best current United States fighter planes deployed: F-22 Raptor U.S. stealthy fighter planes currently being tested: F-35 Lightning II First U.S. fighter planes to down an enemy aircraft during the Korean war: F-82 Twin Mustang First United States fighter planes built after World War II: F-84 Thunderjet Most U.S. fighter planes victories in Korea: F-86 Sabre One of the first U.S. jet powered all-weather interceptors: F-89 Scorpion First U.S. fighter planes with an afterburner: F-94 Starfire First U.S.A.F. supersonic fighter planes: F-100 Super Sabre The fastest U.S. fighter planes of their time: F-101 Voodoo First U.S. operational delta wing aircraft and the first supersonic all weather interceptors: F-102 Delta Dagger U.S. fighter planes holding simultaneous records for speed, climb, and altitude: F-104 Starfighter First U.S. supersonic tactical fighter planes: F-105 Thunderchief Fastest single engine fighter planes: F-106 Delta Dart The world's first dedicated fighter planes: F.B. 5 Gunbus
prop fighter planes, with a pilot in back and a gunner up front, used
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with downing Max Immelman: Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b Single seat pusher prop fighter planes where the pilot also manned the machine gun, first flown in 1915: Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.8 Main British Royal Navy aircraft carrier based attack fighter planes of WW II: Fairey Firefly British Royal Navy fighter planes deployed from 1923 to 1934: Fairey Flycatcher Fighter planes which flew with the RAF, deployed from 1926 through 1945: Fairey Fox Post World War II U.S. Navy fighter planes with a propeller in front and jet in back: FR-1 Fireball Regarded as Germany's best World War Two piston engine powered fighter planes: Focke Wulf FW-190 First English RAF fighter planes to exceed 200 mph: Hawker Fury Italy's first all-metal monoplane fighter planes with retractable landing gear: Fiat G.50 Freccia Had the widest flight envelope of any Italian WW II fighters and considered among its best: Fiat G.55 Italian built jet powered fighter planes produced in response to NATO specs for a rough field aircraft capable of transonic speeds: Fiat G.91 Military Fighter Planes G - L:
Last open cockpit fighter planes of the English RAF: Gloster Gauntlet Last biplane fighter planes of the English RAF: Gloster Gladiator Lightweight British jet powered fighter planes, first flown in 1955, and not retired until the 1970's, making use of the smallest engines possible, also flown by India: Folland Gnat Sweden's most advanced jet fighters: Saab Gripen The primary fighter planes of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire through June of 1917: Hansen-Brandenburg D1 Jet powered fighter planes capable of vertical take off, hovering, and transitioning to level flight: Harrier Jump Jet Fastest World War II jet powered fighter planes: Heinkel He-162 Said to be the only German propeller driven night fighters with the speed and maneuverability to be able to intercept the Mosquito, and, the first fighter planes with ejection seats: Heinkel He-219 The first jet powered fighter planes produced by German engineers, built in India, which flew from 1961 to 1990: HAl Hf-24 Marut Primary interceptors of Great Britain from 1946 to 1951: de Havilland Hornet Longest serving British built fighter planes: Hawker Hunter During the battle of Britain the fighter planes which accounted for more victories over enemy aircraft than all other air and ground forces combined: Hurricane Soviet biplane fighter planes, known for their maneuverability, which saw action from 1936 to 1941: Polikarpov I-15 Soviet monoplane fighter planes with retractable landing gear, they were deployed from 1933 to late 1943: Polikarpov I-16 Romania's best WW II fighter planes: IAR-80 License built MiG-21 fighter planes, built and deployed in China, exported throughout the world as the F-7: Chengdu J-7 The best Chinese fighter planes in service today: Chengdu J-10 Fighter planes that are stealthy, undergoing testing by China, that first flew in January of 2011: Chengdu J-20
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250 planned, and are currently deployed by China in small numbers for evaluation: CAC/PAC JF-17 First Japanese Navy interceptors of World War II: Mitsubishi J2M Raiden World's first twin engine delta wing fighter planes, and first British all-weather aircraft, first flown in 1951: Gloster Javelin Fighter planes deployed by China since 2006, used for light attack and training: Guizhou JL-9 Versatile Luftwaffe fighter planes, and among the most effective WW II night fighters: Junkers Ju-88 Israeli produced fighter planes based on the Mirage, first deployed in 1976 and still active today: IAI Kfir No other European fighter planes were produced in such large numbers as these French fighters: Dassault Mirage French built aircraft used by England at the start of WW I due to a shortage of British fighter planes: Morane-Saulnier Type N First French jet powered fighter planes: Dassault Mystere First flown in 1936, they were the first Japanese Army monoplane fighter planes, but had fixed landing gear: Nakajima Ki-27 Nate. Japanese Army fighter planes that were the first with retractable landing gear. They were capable of turning inside the Zero: Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa Poorly maneuverable Japanese fighter planes designed for high speed and climb to intercept enemy aircraft, they entered production in 1942: Nakajima Ki-44 Shoki Fast and maneuverable Japanese twin engine fighter planes credited with downing seven B-29's in a single night: Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu Disappointing Japanese twin engine high altitude fighter planes used as bomber interceptors: Mitsubishi Ki-46-III Kai Only Japanese World War Two fighter planes to use an in-line engine: Kawasaki Ki-61 Hein Backbone Japanese fighter planes when they were deployed in mid-1944, they were faster than Mustangs and Thunderbolts at low and middle altitudes: Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Japanese WW II twin engine fighter planes, produced in small numbers as day time bomber interceptors, equipped with 75 mm cannons: Mitsubishi Ki-109 One of the fastest, most maneuverable Soviet fighter planes of World War II: Lavochkin La-5 Successors to the La-5, used as high altitude interceptors: Lavochkin La-7 Among the last of the Soviet piston engine fighter planes. They were deployed from 1944 through 1951: Lavochkin La-11 Advanced prototype fighter planes developed by Israel to be the primary fighter/bombers of the Israeli Air Force in 1986: IAI Lavi Fighter planes used by France, deployed prior to WW II, armed with machine guns and bombs, primarily used for reconnaissance: ANF Les Mureaux 110 Experimental fighter planes produced in France, a variant of its predecessor using the Hispano-Suiza 12Nb engine: ANF Les Mureaux 111 Produced in France for testing using the Hispano-Suiza 12Ybrs engine: ANF Les Mureaux 112 R2 Fighter planes deployed initially with the Armee de l'Air as reconnaissance and attack aircraft: ANF Les Mureaux 113 R2 Used by France in early WWII as night fighters: ANF Les Mureaux 113 CN Tested as night fighters by France: ANF Les Mureaux 114 CN Fighter planes tested prior to WWII by France, but never put into service: ANF Les Mureaux 170 CN Fighter planes produced by France as prototypes, first flown in 1936, praised for maneuverability, but never produced due to lack of a well performing engine: ANF Les Mureaux 190 Fastest jet powered fighter planes ever produced in England: English Electric Lightning Military Fighter Planes M - R
Among the first British monoplane fighter planes of WW 1: Bristol M1C Fighter planes that, with their successors, were deployed by nine French fighter groups at the beginning of WW II. Known for the ability to take a great deal of battle damage, they were slower and less maneuverable than the Luftwaffe aircraft they faced: Bloch MB.151 Main fighter planes of Italy when it entered WW II: Macchi MC-200 Saetta One of Italy's best World War II fighter planes: Macchi MC-205 Veltro Fastest WW II fighter planes: Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet First production jet powered fighter planes: Messerschmitt Me 262 Jet powered night fighters that first flew in 1950, they were produced by modifying the Meteor two seat training aircraft, including adding radar in an enlarged nose, moving cannons from the nose to wings, and lengthening the fuselage: Armstrong Whitworth Meteor NF.11 Only Allied jet powered fighter planes to see action during World War II: Gloster Meteor Soviet fighter planes that could fight Luftwaffe fighters on an equal footing at higher altitudes: Mikoyan MiG-3 Main Soviet Korean War fighter planes: MiG-15 Among the best Soviet jet fighters based on the MiG-15 with improvements, introduced in 1952 and still flying for North Korea to date: MiG-17 First supersonic Soviet jet fightes: MiG-19 World's most produced jet fighters: MiG-21 World's first swing-wing fighter planes, built by the Soviet Union from 1967 to 1985: MiG-23 Fastest fighter planes ever produced: MiG-25 Dominant air-superiority fighter planes when they first flew in 1977, they remain among the best Russian fighters to date: MiG-29 Developed from the MiG-25, they remain the primary Soviet interceptors from 1981 to now: MiG-31 Best Russian multi-role fighter planes: MiG-35 No other European fighter planes were produced in such large numbers as these French fighters: Dassault Mirage Fighter planes used by the US Army, USN, and USMC. They were open cockpit biplanes with fixed landing gear, deployed from 1925 to 1931. About 158 were produced: Boeing Model 15 French built aircraft used by England at the start of WW I due to a shortage of British fighter planes: Morane-Saulnier Type N Multi-role British RAF fighter planes of WWII: de Havilland Mosquito French single engine fighter planes made from plywood and light metal alloy sheeting, first flown in 1939, outdated by modern Luftwaffe aircraft at the start of WWII: Morane-Saulnier M.S. 406 First French jet fighter planes: Dassault Mystere Japanese land-based fighter planes developed from float planes: Kawanishi N1K Shiden French WWI fighter planes, deployed in 1915, that could out maneuver Eindeckers: Nieuport 11 Backbone French WWI fighter planes, known for their strength and maneuverability: Nieuport 17 French fighter planes flown by U.S. aces including Eddie Rickenbacker: Nieuport 28 Primary French fighter planes following WW1, set FAI speed record of 171 mph in 1920: Nieuport-Delage NiD-29 Fighter planes of Great Britain, the first ever to land on a moving ship in 1917: Sopwith Pup Fighter planes, the first in the U.S. to be designated with "P" for pursuit. Some 25 were ordered for the U.S. Army in 1923. They were open cockpit biplanes with the speed of the fastest aircraft, but used liquid cooled V-12 engines instead of the less easily damaged radial engines of their contemporaries: Curtiss PW-8 Fighter plane successors to the PW-8. A total of 93 were built that were deployed with the U.S. Army from 1925 through 1930: Curtiss P-1 Fighter planes, deployed from 1929 to 1939, known for their speed, setting a 1932 speed record. Some 70 were produced: Curtiss P-6 The primary Polish fighter planes of WW II: PZL P.11 First U.S. all-metal, low-wing fighter planes: P-26 Peashooter Main U.S. fighter planes defending Pearl Harbor and the rest of Hawaii during the Japanese attack: Curtiss P-36 The only U.S. fighter planes to be produced during the entire Second World War, they had the most U.S. fighter planes victories: P-38 Lightning Most heavily armed single engine fighter planes of WW II: P-39 Airacobra Fighter planes flown by the Flying Tigers of WW II: P-40 Warhawk The largest, most produced United States WW II fighter planes, responsible for the destruction of over 11,000 enemy planes: P-47 Thunderbolt WW II fighter planes with the range to accompany bombers on the long missions: P-51 Mustang The first jet fighters produced by Bell Aircraft that flew in 1942, but were found inferior to current propeller driven aircraft: Bell P-59 Airacomet First operational U.S. Air Force jet fighters: P-80 Shooting Star Russian fighter planes, first deployed in 1941, known for their high speed and high altitude performance: Petlyakov Pe-3 German WWI fighter planes known for their strength, reliability, dive speed, and turning abilities: Pfalz D.111 French twin engine monoplane fighter planes, with retractable landing gear, which were among the best performing aircraft when they first flew in 1936: Potez 631 WWI fighter planes, originally designed as bombers, that were excellent escorts for French bombers: Caudron R.11 One of the best French twin engine escort fighters of WWI: Caudron R.22 The most advanced French fighter planes of today: Dassault Rafale Among the fastest, most maneuverable, Italian fighter planes of WWII: Reggiane Re.2005 Sagittario Military Fighter Planes S - Z
Only Swedish front-line fighter planes initially propelled by piston engines and
later by jets, first deployed in 1945 using a pusher engine, switching
to jet engines in 1949: Saab-21R First Swedish swept-wing fighter planes, deployed in 1951 and retired in 1976: Saab 29 Tunnan Biplane fighter planes produced in Germany, first test flown in 1927, cancelled due to poor high speed maneuverability: Arado SD I Fighter planes built as larger successors to the SD I, that still experienced maneuverability issues and never went into production: Arado SD II Fighter planes produced in Germany at the same time as the SD II, but with different engines, they too were rejected as inferior to other aircraft of the time: Arado SD III Fighter planes first flown in 1930 using a single center float and wingtip floats. They lost in a competition with Heinkel and were never produced: Arado SSD I The world's fastest single piston engine production fighter planes: Sea Fury England's best WW I fighter planes: Royal Aircraft Factory SE5A British built jump jets for the Royal Navy which first flew in 1963, receiving major upgrades in 1978, 1998, and 1993, retired by the Royal Navy in 2006, still in use by India: BAE Sea Harrier First fighter jets of the Royal Navy: Hawker Sea Hawk First swept wing two seat all weather Royal Navy fighter jets flown from 1961 to 1972: de Havilland Sea Vixen Germany's WW I fighter planes built in an effort to improve on the French Nieuport 11: Siemens-Schuckert D Large British Royal Navy fighter jets that could carry an atomic bomb, first flown in 1957 and retired in 1969: Supermarine Scimitar First English RAF fighter planes built entirely from metal: Armstrong Whitworth Siskin British fighter planes deployed just two months before the end of WWI, among the most advanced of their time: Sopwith Snipe Best French WW I fighter planes: Spad XIII Great Britain's best fighter planes of World War Two: Spitfire Soviet interceptors that set a world altitude record: Sukhoi Su-9 Fast, poorly maneuverable Soviet interceptors deployed from the 1960's to the 1990's. One downed a KAL 747 airliner which strayed into Soviet air space in 1983: Sukhoi Su-15 Fast and highly maneuverable Soviet air superiority fighters deployed from 1982 to present: Sukhoi Su-27 The best Russian fighter planes currently in service: Sukhoi Su-30 Latest Russian Navy fighter planes: Sukhoi Su-33 Among the most capable fighter planes of the Russian Air Force deployed today: Sukhoi Su-35 Forward swept wing prototype fighter planes used as a basis for fifth generation plus Russian aircraft: Sukhoi Su-47 First RAF British fighter planes using after burning engines, swept wings, and tricycle landing gear: Supermarine Swift Best Russian stealthy prototype fighter planes: Sukhoi T-50 Fastest German single propeller driven World War Two fighter planes: Focke Wulf Ta-152 British fighter planes credited with destroying 638 V-1 missiles between June 13 and Sept. 5, 1944: Hawker Tempest Multi-role jet planes, produced jointly by Great Britain, Germany, and Italy: Panavia Tornado British WWI fighter planes, among the best climbing and maneuverable of their time: Sopwith Triplane Longe range Soviet all-weather interceptors deployed from 1960 to 1992, the world's largest: Tupolev Tu-28 Effective fighter planes of the English RAF, eventually equipping 26 squadrons: Hawker Typhoon First British jet fighters ever to land on an aircraft carrier: de Havilland Vampire French long range sub-sonic fighters that were also used by Israel, where they saw action downing one enemy aircraft. They served from 1958 to 1974: Sud Aviation Vautour Highly maneuverable supersonic jet fighters, serving Sweden from 1967 to 2005: Saab Viggen Fighter planes deployed with the Royal Navy in 1917, based on the Sopwith Pup: Beardmore WB.III Twin engine British WWII fighter planes armed with four 20 mm cannons: Westland Whirlwind Fighter planes, based on the P-39, designed as tail draggers for operating from aircraft carriers. They were rejected by the U.S.N. as inferior in performance to existing Navy fighter planes: Bell XFL Early jet fighter prototypes, first flown in 1945, which never went into production due to engine performance and maneuverability being inferior to other aircraft of the time: Bell XP-83 The first with variable sweep wing fighter planes, first flown in 1951, that never went into production due to poor handling: Bell X-5 Fighter planes flown by the Soviet Union in WW II, made primarily from wood, that eventually had a 447 mph top speed, an excellent climb rate, and good maneuverability: Yakovlev Yak-3 The Soviet Union's best WW II fighter planes: Yak-9 Soviet front line jet fighters from 1945 to 1955: Yakovlev Yak-17 Successor to the Yak-17 from 1947 to 1957, they had more powerful engines and higher vertical stabilizers with the horizontal stabilizers placed mid-fin: Yakovley Yak-23 First all-weather radar equipped Soviet jet fighters deployed from 1955 to 1965: Yakovlev Yak-25 Transonic speed capable Soviet medium altitude all-weather interceptor jet fighters deployed from 1961 to 1985: Yakovlev Yak-28 |


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Mac 1: Tiger, contains cdrw drive Mac 2: Leopard Im copying a buttload of dvds using each units dvd drives. Im inserting a DVD into Mac1, and looking at its dvd drive using networking (AFB) with Mac2, and copying to a firewire drive hooked into Mac2. Id like to be able to put an Alias to Mac1's cdrw/dvd drive on Mac2's desktop, and just click on it and cmd-c, blah blah... it doesnt seem i can create any sort of "network" alias for a drive. When i mount Mac2's internal drive from Mac1 (using Tiger), it puts an icon for whatever drive i mounted on Mac1's desktop (some globe with a clear box around it). why doesnt leopard do this? i have to leave a network window open to do the same thing....??? 2.4ghz Unibody | Hitachi 320GB 7200 | 256MB 9600gt |
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Click on your desktop, then hit Command+, (comma). It will bring up the preferences. In the "General" tab, select Connected Servers and they should show up.
Now, why isn't Finder letting you create Aliases? are accessing your files via the 'Shared' thing on the sidebar? Cause, if you are, I'd suggest you connect directly via the "Go > Connect to server" option. Just enter your "Tiger" ip address or sharename (Go to Sys prefs > Sharing. It will show the share name as your.imac.local or something like that. Put that it, hit connect and it should ask you what you want to mount. Once mounted, you can create aliases and whatnot. Another option, if you want to do large scale copying, is to put your "Tiger" mac into target disk mode. Just restart your "Tiger mac" and press and hold down "T" while booting and connect it to "Leopard" via firewire cable. I could be wrong, but it allows you to access your "Tiger" CD-ROM as well... |
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command-, worked fine. i thought i had already done that, must of been my initial install of leopard thanks it wouldnt let me create an alias of the network cdrw drive, but the "show connected servers" is what i was after anyways. I can create aliasses of local data, and data on the network, so that is working. last, i need the tiger machine up and running todo the encodes. doing 350 dvds with handbrake, compressing each to h264 1.5gb's, takes much longer with one machine vs two 2.4ghz Unibody | Hitachi 320GB 7200 | 256MB 9600gt |
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Jerold D Ottley; Donald Ripplinger; Craig D Jessop; Mormon Tabernacle Choir. |
OCLC Number: | 42759543 |
Notes: | Title on container insert: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings hymns of faith II. Compact disc. |
Performer(s): | Mormon Tabernacle Choir ; with assisting instrumentalists and vocalists ; Jerold Ottley, Donald Ripplinger, Craig Jessop, conductors. |
Description: | 1 sound disc (59 min., 11 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
Contents: | When in our music God is glorified -- The church's one foundation -- Hark, all ye nations! -- The God of Abraham praise -- Each life that touches ours for good -- For all the saints -- All creatures of our God and king -- Great is thy faithfulness -- Our Savior's love -- Crown Him with many crowns -- Lo, the mighty God appearing -- All hail the power of Jesus' name -- Praise to the Lord, the almighty -- Arise, O God, and shine -- Lead on, O king eternal -- Joyful, joyful, we adore thee -- Faith of our fathers -- O my father -- Love divine, all loves excelling -- Where can I turn for peace? -- Holy, holy, holy! Lord God almighty. |
Other Titles: | Mormon Tabernacle Choir sings hymns of faith II. |
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