• Fougasse mine - a new trap for the Northern Sappers to use, this is basically a large improvised explosive device, detonated unwary Southern players standing on a pressure plate New weapon for the Southern forces: • The M2 Browning.50-caliber heavy machine gun will appear as a static support weapon in the new maps. • 200-round belt for the RPD - this new variant will be selectable from the Role Select menu. New maps:This update marks the release of two ‘remasters’ of fan-favourite Red Orchestra 2/Rising Storm maps, taking them from their original settings and into the war-torn jungles of Vietnam: • Mekong (remastered from 'Hanto') - the NLF, fighting their way through the jungle to a US Marine Corps base. Spavn menyu dlya op 2 patch 2 09. Performance improvements:A considerable number of performance improvements have been implemented for this update, to player characters, particle effects, level optimizations, changes to the Instanced Rendering system, a new set of weapon LODs and a set of changes to textures, with an emphasis on improving how texture streaming is handled. • Deployable DShK - players on the North Vietnamese team will be able to pick up a DShK 12.7mm heavy machine-gun from a resupply point, carry it to a new location and deploy it wherever they need it.

Sangria, which Baby Bash describes as a “saucy Spanglish album for the lovers, dreamers, and people with great vibes,” will hit stores on October 20th. It will feature guest appearances from Kap G, Paula DeAnda and more. Along with the album announcement and option for, the duo has also dropped a G-Funk inspired first single ‘Candy Coated Dreamer’ which you can stream below. The album also looks to challenge the defined boundaries of Latin music and Hip-Hop, according to the press release.

Frankie J's solo debut album, What's a Man to Do, was released in 2003, followed by more English and Spanish language albums. He received a Grammy Award nomination for his album Faith, Hope y Amor in 2013 for Best Latin Pop Album. His second album The One was released on March 22, 2005.

“I think the biggest misconception of Mexican-American music is that you must do one or the other,” Frankie J says. “You can’t do both.

You can’t do Mexican music unless you speak perfect Spanish. And you can’t do American music, unless you speak perfect English. But I say, this has all to do with faulty thinking. It’s ignorance on people’s behalf.

I was born in Tijuana, Baja California Mexico. And I was raised in the US. 3d human anatomy software. And I’ve done very well on both sides of the fence.”.