That figure of 200 upgrades is an old one (2000?), & was never realistic. It was more of a “what we’d like to do if it was possible” number. Ukraine doesn’t have the money to operate 200, even if the upgrade was free. The most recent reports (JDW & Flight, this year – can’t find the references right now), quoting Ukrainian official sources, talk of much smaller numbers, less than 100 (60?). A number of Su-27s are also to be upgraded. The current plan, unlike the previous one, actually looks achievable, though that’s no guarantee it will be achieved.

If this is the case, then what will happen to the remaining aircraft which will not receive an upgrade?

To concede the 787 market would be a big mistake for Airbus. They need to come up with a viable aircraft which can compete against the T7 and the 787 even that means that they should design an primary aircraft followed by several variants, one of which will compete with the 787 and another that can compete with the T7.

It was mentioned that the Ukraine still operated somewhere between 230 and 240 Mig-29s which were beginning to run long in the tooth. Not so much in terms of airframe usage but rather in terms of avionics fit. At this stage, I imagine the easiest thing to do would be to contract either IAI or EADS to complete various upgrades to make these aircraft meet NATO standards if the Ukraine was to eventually join the organization.
However, in the Su-27s case, I would imagine that they would have to contract a company in Russia in order to have these aircraft brought up to the SM standard. But what about all the Fencers and Frogfoots? What should they do with these machines?
But as I mentioned above, the Ukraine uses 230 to 240 Mig-29s of which only two hundrd would be upgraded. What will happen to the remainign fighters? Will they be sold on the used market to Poland, for example, or will they be scrapped and destroyed?

Actually, the scene where Brian accidentally finds Stewie shaving his behind was quiet funny.

Peter and the familly locked themselves into a panic room during a home invasion and while Meagan is being held captive by the burglars after she is thrown down the vents to run for help. But while the rest of the familly waits for help, Peter begins to explain the origins of the name Griffin.
It’s too long to explain in great detail, but I would imagine it will be released in England shortly. But believe me when I say that it was very funny!

Does anyone know what the price of the wii is likely to be on release?

I’ve heard anywhere from three to four hundred dollars right now for us in Canada. But that is subject to change. At this point, we haven’t heard anything concrete about this system here in cold country but as soon as I hear anything, I will let you guys know what they have decided on the price front. Cheers!