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Anatomy of Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux)
Architecture and implementation
Public networks like the Internet are dangerous places. Anyone who has a computer attached to the Internet (even transiently) understands these dangers. Attackers can exploit insecurities to gain access to a system, to obtain unauthorized access to information, or to repurpose a computer in order to send spam or participate in attacks on other high-profile systems (using SYN floods, as part of a Distributed Denial of Service attacks).
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are orchestrated from many systems across the Internet (so-called zombie computers) to consume resources on the target system and make it unusable for legitimate users (exploiting TCP's three-way handshake). For more information on a protocol that removes this ability by using a four-way handshake with cookies (Stream Control Transmission Protocol [SCTP]), see the Related topics section.
GNU/Linux is very secure, but it's also very dynamic: changes can appear that open holes into the operating system that can then be exploited. Although considerable attention is paid to preventing unauthorized access, what happens after an entry has occurred?
This article explores the ideas behind SELinux and its basic architecture. A complete overview of SELinux could be the topic of an entire book (see the Related topics section), so this article sticks to the basics to give you an idea of why SELinux is important and how it's implemented.
Access control methods
Most operating systems use access controls to determine whether an entity (user or program) can access a given resource. UNIX®-based systems use a form of discretionary access control (DAC). This method restricts access to objects based commonly on the groups to which they belong. For examples, files in GNU/Linux have an owner, a group, and a set of permissions. The permissions define who can access a given file, who can read it, who can write to it, and who can execute it. These permissions are split into three sets of users, representing the user (owner of the file), the group (all users who are members of a group), and others (all users who are neither members of the group nor owner of the file).
Lumping access controls like this creates a problem because an exploited program inherits the access controls of the user. Thus the program can do things at the user's access level, which is undesirable. Rather than define restrictions this way, it's more secure to use the principle of least privilege: programs can do what they need to perform their task, but nothing more. For example, if you have a program that responds to socket requests but doesn't need to access the file system, then that program should be able to listen on a given socket but not have access to the file system. That way, if the program is exploited in some way, its access is explicitly minimized. This type of control is called mandatory access control (MAC).
Another approach to controlling access is role-based access control (RBAC). In RBAC, permissions are provided based on roles that are granted by the security system. The concept of a role differs from that of a traditional group in that a group represents one or more users. A role can represent multiple users, but it also represents the permissions that a set of users can perform.
SELinux adds both MAC and RBAC to the GNU/Linux operating system. The next section explores the SELinux implementation and how security enforcement was transparently added to the Linux kernel.
Linux security implementation
In the early days of SELinux, while it was still a set of patches, it provided its own security framework. This was problematic because it locked GNU/Linux into a single access-control architecture. Instead of adopting a single approach, the Linux kernel inherited a generic framework that separated policy from enforcement. This solution was the Linux Security Module (LSM) framework. The LSM provides a general-purpose framework for security that allows security models to be implemented as loadable kernel modules (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. Security policy and enforcement are independent using SELinux.
Kernel code is modified prior to accessing internal objects to invoke a hook that
represents an enforcement function, which implements the security policy. This
function validates that the operation may proceed based on the predefined
policies. The security functions are stored in a security operations structure
that covers the fundamental operations that must be protected. For example, the
security_socket_create hook
security_ops->socket_create) checks permissions
prior to creating a new socket and considers the protocol family, the type, the
protocol, and whether the socket is created within the kernel or in user-space.
Listing 1 provides a sample of the code from the socket.c
for socket creation (see ./linux/net/socket.c).
Listing 1. Kernel code for socket creation
static int __sock_create(int family, int type, int protocol, struct socket **res, int kern) { int err; struct socket *sock; /* * Check protocol is in range */ if (family < 0 || family >= NPROTO) return -EAFNOSUPPORT; if (type < 0 || type >= SOCK_MAX) return -EINVAL; err = security_socket_create(family, type, protocol, kern); if (err) return err; ...
The function
security_socket_create is defined in
./linux/include/linux/security.h. It provides indirection from the call
security_socket_create to the function that's
dynamically installed in the
security_ops structure
(see Listing 2).
Listing 2. Indirect call for the socket-creation check
static inline int security_socket_create (int family, int type, int protocol, int kern) { return security_ops->socket_create(family, type, protocol, kern); }
The function in the
security_ops structure is
installed by the security module. In this case, the hooks are defined in the
loadable kernel module for SELinux. Each SELinux call is defined within the hooks
file that completes the indirection from the kernel function to the dynamic call
for the particular security module (see Listing 3 from
Listing 3. The SELinux socket-creation check
static int selinux_socket_create(int family, int type, int protocol, int kern) { int err = 0; struct task_security_struct *tsec; if (kern) goto out; tsec = current->security; err = avc_has_perm(tsec->sid, tsec->sid, socket_type_to_security_class(family, type, protocol), SOCKET__CREATE, NULL); out: return err; }
At the core of Listing 3 is the call to validate that the current operation is
permitted for current task (as defined by
current->security, where
current represents the currently executing task). The
Access Vector Cache (AVC) is a cache of previous SELinux decisions (to increase
the process's performance). This call includes the source security identifier
(sid), the security class (constructed from the details of the requested
operation), the particular socket call, and optional auxiliary audit data. If the
decision isn't found in the cache, then the security server is invoked to obtain
the decision (this process is shown in Figure 2).
Figure 2. Layered Linux security process
The callback hooks initialized into security_ops are defined dynamically as a
loadable kernel module (through
but otherwise contain dummy stub functions in the event that no security module is
loaded (see ./linux/security/dummy.c). These stub functions implement the standard
Linux DAC policy. The callback hooks exist at all points where object mediation
must be provided for security. These include task management (creation, signaling,
waiting), program loading (execve), file system management (superblock, inode, and
filehooks), IPC (message queues, shared memory, and semaphore operations), module
hooks (insertion and removal), and network hooks (covering sockets, netlink,
network devices, and other protocol interfaces). You can learn more about the
various hooks in the Related topics section or by reviewing
the security.h file.
Managing the policies for SELinux is well beyond the scope of this article, but you can find more information about SELinux configuration in the Related topics section.
Other approaches
SELinux is one of the most comprehensive security frameworks available today, but it's certainly not the only one. This section reviews some of the other approaches that are available.
AppArmor, which was originally developed by Immunix and then maintained by Novell, is an alternative to SELinux that also uses the Linux Security Module (LSM) framework. Because SELinux and AppArmor use the same framework, they are interchangeable. AppArmor was originally developed because SELinux was viewed as too complex for typical users to manage. It includes a MAC model that is fully configurable as well as a learning mode in which a program's typical behavior can be turned into a profile.
One issue with SELinux is that it requires a file system that can support extended attributes; but AppArmor is file-system agnostic. You can find AppArmor in SUSE, in OpenSUSE, and now in Ubuntu's Gutsy Gibbon.
Solaris 10 (was Trusted Solaris)
The Solaris 10 operating system provides mandatory access controls through its security-enhanced Trusted Extensions component. This provides for MAC and also for RBAC. Solaris achieves this by adding sensitivity labels to all objects, giving you control over device, file, and networking access and even window-management services. The advantage of RBAC in Solaris 10 minimizes the need for root access by providing fine-grained control over administrative tasks that can then be assigned.
TrustedBSD is a working project to develop trusted operating system extensions that are ultimately destined for the FreeBSD operating system. It includes mandatory access control built on top of the Flux Advanced Security Kernel (Flask) security architecture, including type enforcement and multilevel security (MLS), all as plug-in modules. TrustedBSD also incorporates the open source Basic Security Module (BSM) audit implementation from Apple's Darwin operating system (although BSM was originally introduced by Sun). The BSM is an audit API and file format that supports generalized audit-trail processing. Trusted BSD also forms the framework used by Security Enhanced Darwin (SEDarwin).
Operating system virtualization
One final option for increasing security within operating systems is operating system virtualization (also called virtual private servers). A single operating system hosts multiple isolated user-space instances as a means to separate functionality. Operating system virtualization also restricts the capabilities of the applications running within the isolated user spaces. For example, a user-space instance may not modify the kernel (load or remove kernel modules) nor mount or unmount file systems. Modifying kernel parameters (for example, through the proc file system) also isn't permitted. Nothing that can modify the environment of other user-instances is allowed.
Operating system virtualization is available for many operating systems. GNU/Linux supports VServer, Parallels Viruozzo Containers, and OpenVZ. In other operating systems, you can find containers (Solaris) and jails (BSD). In Linux-VServer, each individual user-space instance is called a security context. Within each security context, a new init is started for the private server instance. You can learn more about operating system virtualization and other virtualization methods in the Related topics section.
Going further
Mandatory access control and role-based access control are relatively new to the Linux kernel. With the introduction of the LSM framework, new security modules will certainly become available. In addition to enhancements to the framework, it's possible to stack security modules, allowing multiple security modules to coexist and provide maximum coverage for Linux's security needs. New access-control methods will also be introduced as research into operating system security continues. For a detailed introduction to the current offerings in LSM and SELinux, check out the articles and papers in the Related topics section.
Downloadable resources
Related topics
- Check out the NSA Web site for SELinux for a wealth of information about the ideas behind SELinux. This site gives details on related projects that resulted in SELinux as well as a great set of technical papers and presentations on security as it relates to SELinux.
- See Better Networking with SCTP (developerWorks, February 2006) for information on initiation protection. TCP has a known problem with the three-way handshake, which can allow Denial of Service attacks to consume resources and bring down a system (from an external connectivity perspective). SCTP solves this with the four-way handshake.
- On Wikipedia find a great introduction to access control methods that includes both physical access and computer security. You'll also find details of the three access-control methods discussed here, including Discretionary Access Control, Mandatory Access Control, and Role-Based Access Control.
- SELinux relies on the Linux Security Module Framework to provide the enforcement calls from the standard kernel calls. This LSM paper provides considerable detail on the LSM and the scope of its implementation.
- The LSM is a partial implementation of the Flask security architecture, originally developed for the Fluke microkernel operating system. You can learn more about Flask, Flux, and Fluke from the University of Utah Web site.
- Read Kernel command using Linux system calls (developerWorks, March 2007) for more information on the system call implementation in the Linux kernel. This article explores the system call implementation as well as how to add new system calls to the kernel. You can also learn more about the Linux kernel and its architecture with Anatomy of the Linux kernel (developerWorks, June 2007).
- The NSA site has a great introduction to SELinux policy configuration, covering introductory topics down to the details of configuration. Policy management is one of the most complex aspects of SELinux, but luckily plenty of documentation is available as well as standard configurations from which you can operate. Tresys Technology also provides a useful page on the SELinux Reference Policy, which includes much more SELinux information.
- AppArmor is another security module based on the LSM. You'll find AppArmor supported in a number of operating systems, including openSUSE and Ubuntu. Until recently, Novell was the primary developer, but the company has since let its AppArmor staff go.
- In this architectural overview of Solaris Trusted, read more about Extensions (part of the Solaris 10 operating system). This paper provides a practical introduction to the Solaris approach to security enhancement. There's more information on the Solaris Trusted Extensions page.
- TrustedBSD shares many of the goals of SELinux along with some specific design elements (such as the Flask security architecture). The TrustedBSD implementation is also shared with the
- In the developerWorks Linux zone, find more resources for Linux developers, and scan our most popular articles and tutorials.
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Since its formation in 2001, Novalima has been breaking down boundaries, uniting seemingly irreconcilable genres, communities and generations to create an inspiring movement that has revolutionized the music scene in their native Peru. Founded by four friends from Lima with a shared passion for both traditional Afro-Peruvian music and modern DJ culture, Novalima searches for the common ground between past and future, between tradition and innovation. Their efforts have also helped bridge the divide between the Peruvian mainstream and the Afro Peruvian community, a minority population that has struggled against discrimination and the threat of cultural dissolution for generations.
While their sound is futuristic and cutting-edge, the roots of Novalima's music stretch back hundreds of years to the times of slavery and Spanish colonial rule. In a far-too-familiar tale, African slaves were brought to Peru as early as the 1500s until the middle of the 19th Century, establishing an outpost of African culture in South America. Over the years, the soul and rhythms of Africa blended with the melodies and instruments of Europe and the Andes. The result is rich musical repertoire that has existed for generations on the periphery of Peruvian popular culture.
In 1995, American pop star David Byrne introduced the world to the treasures of Afro-Peruvian music with a compilation CD entitled The Soul Of Black Peru. The collection helped give international recognition to Afro-Peruvian icons Susana Baca, Eva Ayllón, Chabuca Granda, Nicómedes Santa Cruz and others, while sparking a renewed interest back in Peru for a musical scene that had often been overlooked by the broader society.
The founders of Novalima, Ramon Perez-Prieto, Grimaldo Del Solar, Rafael Morales, and Carlos Li Carrillo, became friends while in high school in Lima. The children of artists and intellectuals, Ramon, Grimaldo, Rafael and Carlos were welleducated and well traveled, and while they grew up listening to the popular and folk music of Latin America, they also shared a fascination for rock, pop, reggae, salsa, dance and electronic music.
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Power Outages Reported in Large Portion of Sioux Falls
Power went out in a large portion of Sioux Falls at around 1:45pm.
Reports of the exact area that are out are sketchy. Xcel Energy's website says there are nine outages in southern Sioux Falls affecting 7,515 customers. Crews are working to fix the problem.
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winejones needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 46 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
We are wine company that has developed a novel technology that will corner the Winery Direct to Consumer communication channels while at the same time creating a tool that makes wine accessible for new consumers. Our motto is " The only opinion of wine that matters is your own opinion".
While most companies focus on design first, we have been focused on the tech. The Alpha launch of MyWineAgent will take place in March, 2011. We are looking for a Logo that will become part of our long term branding strategy and overall consumer facing UI.
This is Wine 3.0. It is our primary goal to lift the veil of mystery from inside the bottle of wine for the consumer.
There are two audiences.
1. The winery and the winemaker..our technology will put the winery in direct communication with Consumers. So it needs to be professional and not too childish.
2. The Novice to intermediate wine drinker in the age between 21-45. This wine drinker is comfortable with video game fonts and interfaces. They have been raised with Tony Hawk...and do not want to be marketed to like their parents. However, they want to enjoy the wine lifestyle their way.
This is Wine 3.0. We want something that is smooth, rich and exuberant at the same time. This tech is revealing a Mystery that has been considered the knowledge of a select few. If I could bottle it...we want the create the awe of a solar nebula glowing with the birth of new stars...That excitement, wonder, and mysticism....As if you could taste colors in a glass of wine...not SciFi
NO traditional wine motifs associated with "wine"...no barrels..no grapes..no vines. Nothing cliche.
As for colors, we like the idea of a dreamy orange/ruby/gold influences..
We really do not want Barrel Browns, wine reds, or vine greens. No facebook blues
The name of the application is: MyWineAgent
Logo Concepts:
we have been exploring several "concepts" to play off and all are conceived as silhouettes who's shapes are interpreted as an image in constant motion. Much like the constant change of the wine industry and individual's preferences
1. the female..representing the seduction of the wine industry as a whole.
2. The golden goblet...representing the perfect glass of wine.
3. Bottled Joy..That feeling you get when you a drink a bottle of wine that is perfect for that the moment in time. Fun but very classy.
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The 2012 Pro Bowl took place yesterday, in case you were glued to TNT's broadcast of the
Celebrity Drinking Contest annual SAG Awards, and it was basically everything you would expect, as the AFC defeated the NFC 59-41. The defenses played down, allowing the offensive players to do their things, and that's why Philip Rivers only had one interception, instead of the standard 7. But I also commend rookie Can Newton for selflessly getting the defense involved by throwing 3 picks as well.
The star of the game, though, was Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall, who had 6 receptions for 176 yards and a Pro Bowl record 4 touchdowns, as he scored once in each quarter. Of course, the controversial wide receiver's moment in the figurative sun didn't last long as he eventually opened his mouth.
"Since Jay Cutler I've had a few different quarterbacks and being in the Pro Bowl you have these elite quarterbacks and it's all them," he said. "They put [the ball] in the right spots and make it easy for me to make the catch. It's all the quarterbacks." (Via the Miami Herald)
While he's right – in the last two seasons, he's had four QBs in Matt Moore, Chad Henne, Chad Pennington and Tyler Thigpen – some have misconstrued Marshall's words as an attack on Moore. That would be true if the Dolphins hadn't already made it clear that they're looking to upgrade at QB. But I digress. At least the Pro Bowl gave us something to talk about.
In the meantime, people will continue to question the need for the Pro Bowl, and those people need to shush. The Pro Bowl is great for what it is – a chance for guys who get their asses kicked for 18 weeks to f*ck around and have some fun. The NFL just needs to move it back to after the Super Bowl so the players from the eventual championship team can attend and remind all of the other players how much worse they are. That's the true NFL spirit.
Now enjoy some of the game's best moments before everyone goes back to airing David Tyree's catch over and over for the next 6 days.
(Images via the AP and Reuters; Cheerleader images via the NFL.)
"Hey Rivers, I'm really glad you made it today. You totally deserve it."
"Dude, I can't believe Rivers fell for our fake invitation!"
"And the Miami Dolphins chose WHO over you?"
Roger Goodell has really bad handwriting.
If you're not familiar with the band Hot Chelle Rae, then I admire you. If you are, and "Tonight Tonight" is now stuck in your head, too, I'll be distributing cyanide capsules momentarily.
Brandon Marshall celebrates with the Jaguars' lone Pro Bowl participant.
B-Marsh's biggest moment was an amazing catch that was allowed by two Pro Bowl defenders running into each other. (Video here.)
Patrick Peterson was immediately fined $50,000 for violating the Pro Bowl's strict no defense policy.
"All you can eat lobster, brah!"
Does that hand phone dial 911? Because me thinks someone's wife doesn't like all those cheerleaders.
Hold on, something just doesn't seem right about that trophy…
There you go, much better.
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Matthewrbourke needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 134 designs submitted by 48 freelance designers.
Southern Cross Plumbing & Gas
I am a small Plumbing company on the Gold Coast Australia.
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Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Clela Rorex made history in 1975 when she issued marriage licenses to six gay couples, long before the marriage equality issue entered the national spotlight.
Nearly 40 years later, Rorex insists the licenses she issued are valid, while simultaneously applauding Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Hillary Hall as she issues marriage licenses to same-sex couples this week in the face of the Colorado attorney general's insistence they're not valid.
"I'm just elated that Hillary stepped up immediately," Rorex, 70, said Thursday of Hall's decision to issue licenses following a 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that Utah's gay marriage ban violates the Constitution.
"I'm just thrilled and happy about all of this."
Rorex was in San Francisco on Wednesday and Thursday supporting the film "Limited Partnership," a documentary following the struggles of Tony Sullivan and Richard Adams.
The two men were among the six gay couples Rorex gave marriage licenses to before being stopped by the Colorado attorney general, and though Adams died in 2012, Sullivan continues to seek recognition of their marriage so that he, as an Australian, can receive a green card.
"Hillary stepping up yesterday, the timing was coincidental, but perfect," Rorex said.
John Suthers, Colorado's current attorney general, quoted J.D. MacFarlane, the attorney general who spoke out against Rorex's efforts in 1975, in a statement issued Wednesday insisting Hall's efforts were not within the law.
"As Colorado Attorney General J.D. MacFarlane opined in 1975 when the Boulder County clerk and recorder issued same-sex marriage licenses, 'the issuance of a license under such circumstances is useless and an official act of no validity and may mislead the recipients of the license and the general public,'" Suthers said in his statement.
Rorex on Thursday remembered MacFarlane's comments, but insisted that with the backing of then-District Attorney Alex Hunter, she felt strongly at the time — and still does — that what she was doing was right, legal and valid.
"We never felt that those licenses were invalidated," she said, adding that they were issued before Colorado had any same-sex marriage law on the books. "They were never taken to court or challenged on any validity issues."
Rorex, who now makes her home in Longmont, joined Hall at the Boulder County Clerk's Office on the evening of April 30, 2013, to observe and celebrate Boulder County's issuance of its first civil union licenses.
In her opinion, ever since the Supreme Court last summer threw out a portion of the Defense of Marriage Act that previously had denied tax benefits, immigration rules and other legal protections to same-sex couples, gay marriage has been legal in this country, and Hall's office should operate as such.
"Why do we have to keep having political discussions about it? Legal cases about it?" Rorex said. "Why continue the charade of saying that marriage equality is not here? It's been decided numerous times."
From a moral standpoint, Rorex said she feels the issue was settled long before the Supreme Court took on DOMA.
"Discrimination has always been discrimination, and the Constitution has never changed," she said. "There is just no place for the marginalization of any group in our society. We shouldn't be like that."
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Stop Paid Blood Donor Clinics in Toronto, Victims Say
May 23, 2013
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Canadians who contracted HIV and hepatitis C virus through tainted blood transfusions during the 1980s and the victims' families are protesting the proposed licensing of three private plasma clinics in Toronto. The clinics' opponents fear another "tainted blood tragedy" if the federal and Ontario governments allow the clinics to offer payment for plasma.
Activist Michael McCarthy, who received a contaminated transfusion in the 1980s, urged Health Canada to hold open meetings regarding the clinic licensing and asked the province to pass legislation prohibiting payments for blood. Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews requested that Health Canada delay approval until she could consult with other provinces. Health Canada Spokesperson Steve Outhouse stated that Health Canada has consulted with tainted blood stakeholders and will open the consultations for public comment. Health Canada also has planned public hearings, but the provinces will make the final decision about payment for plasma, according to Outhouse.
Matthews affirmed that plasma contains proteins that hospitals and pharmaceutical companies buy for disease treatment. Cangene, a Winnipeg-based drug company, has been licensed for decades to buy plasma used in manufacturing products.
Justice Horace Krever's four-year inquiry into the tainted blood tragedy, from 1993 to 1997, resulted in 50 recommendations, including stricter rules and no-fault compensation for victims.
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'Under The Dome': Joe & Norrie Make Out In The Midst Of Death
As if the Season 2 premiere of 'Under The Dome' didn't see enough death — two of Chester's Mill's residents are gone! — the July 7 brings yet more threats to the town. Barbie's life is in danger! Click to WATCH a sneak peek!
Under The Dome brings some romance in tonight's episode, but even Joe (Colin Ford) and Norrie's (Mackenzie Lintz) young love can't save the town. Still, while everything is in shambles, it's nice to see the lovebirds enjoy a sweet kiss in the woods — until they find something unexpected. Keep reading to find out what (or who) they come across.
'Under The Dome': Barbie's Life Is In Danger
Chester's Mill's residents are dropping like, well, butterflies.
The June 30 season premiere killed off Angie (Britt Robertson) and Linda (Natalie Martinez), and the death toll only seems to be getting higher.
Barbie's (Mike Vogel) life is put in danger on the July 7 episode when he tries to help Rebecca (Karla Crome) save the town from starvation when their food supply is put in jeopardy with butterfly eggs infesting all of the crops under the dome.
It also doesn't look like Big Jim (Dean Norris) is doing too well. In a new promo pic, he's covered in blood, looking completely distraught, angry and hopeless (see above).
Joe & Norrie Kiss In The Forest Again
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And then they encounter another almost-dead creature — a mysterious girl who doesn't know her name.
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By AMANDA MORENO Staff WriterThe train is coming. Big Spring Rail System, operated by Transport Handling Specialists, is one of 12 rail line projects across the United States receiving funding from the Federal Railroad Administration Rail Line Relocation and Improvement grant program. "The overwhelming number of applicants we received for this program shows that state and local officials recognize the economic boost that comes with improving transportation infrastructure," U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a press release. "These investments will help advance President Obama's vision of an 'America built to last' by putting people back to work on transportation projects while creating livable communities and stimulating economic growth."Transport Handling Specialists, with the help of the city of Big Spring, applied for the grant in order to help with improvements to the existing rail line. Last week, THS and the city received notification of the awarding of the grant for the amount of $299,423. According to the press release, the funds are to be used to rehabilitate approximately two miles of spur track that serves the industrial park in Big Spring. The improvements will allow freight rail services to be provided to additional local manufacturers and suppliers. "These funds will allow THS to further improvements as far as adding track which can be used for trans load operations and/or storage," Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Terry Wegman said."We have had access to rail service, but we weren't able to access it or utilize it like we will be able to with the Big Spring Rail System," Wegman said. Once the rail line is operational, the businesses on the airpark will be able to take advantage, he said. It will also serve as a way to attract new businesses which utilize trans load operations, such as those dealing with fracking sand, cement and drill pipe. "This is the first baby step in making Big Spring a transportation and distribution hub," Wegman said. "Big Spring has been referred to as the crossroads of West Texas. We have great highways, a great airpark with runway and with the inclusion of the rail service, we are only building on that."At this point, there are still details to be worked out regarding the service agreement between THS and Union Pacific before the rail line can become fully operational. Some of those details, according to Wegman, include days of delivery and the number of rail cars. "It is looking positive at this point and the agreement could expand to include more cars and delivery dates if the need is shown for more," Wegman said. The locomotive has been ordered and details are being worked out on how and when to get the engine to Big Spring, which would allow the rail system to be operational once the service agreement has been completed.


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Ernst Jünger will be ninety-eight this year. He was smaller than I imagined. But he looks fit and still remarkably handsome. His head is crowned with thick, white hair, brushed forward, giving his rather hawkish face the sculpted air of a marble Roman senator. Jünger begins each day by jotting down his dreams. Then he takes a cold bath. He recently had a dream about Hitler.
He told me about it at his house in Wilflingen, a pretty Swabian village built around the Stauffenberg castle, which belongs to relatives of Count Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg, the man who tried to assassinate Hitler. Jünger's study is that of a German aesthete in the 1930s: fine Persian carpets, leather-bound volumes of Byron, Wilde, Poe, Hölderlin, Montherlant, the Russians. Recalling his Hitler dream appeared to give him intense pleasure. His watery eyes twinkled and he finished his story with a barking soldier's laugh: "Hah!"
This was clearly part of Jünger's repertoire for foreign visitors, part of the Ernst Jünger show, for he produced a sheaf of recent newspaper articles about himself in French and Italian, several of which had the Hitler dream in their headlines. He also showed me the latest addition to his diaries, published in a German literary magazine. And sure enough there it was: "A crash landing at night because of a pilot error. Hitler was there too, the first time he appeared in my dreams—nothing special about him…"
"Nothing special…?"
"Nothing special. Hitler, you see, was just a product of his time. Like Napoleon, really, except that he had an even greater potential. He did what we all wanted, and promised so much more: he wiped out the humiliation of Versailles and got rid of unemployment. Then he ruined everything. The problem was his character. A negative character."
And yet Hitler had spared Jünger more than once. When a top Nazi functionary named Bouhler—who made his name promoting involuntary euthanasia—complained to Hitler about him in 1939, Hitler said: "Leave Jünger alone." Bouhler killed himself in 1945, but after the war, Jünger was threatened again, this time by German Communists, and Brecht used Hitler's exact words: "Leave Jünger alone."1
A German writer who could annoy Nazis and Communists, yet enjoy the support of Hitler and Brecht, must have had something special going for him. Perhaps Brecht and Hitler realized something that simpler believers did not: that Jünger could be useful as a fellow enemy of bourgeois liberalism. Or maybe they were simply fascinated by Jünger's mystique. If so, they were not the only ones. On Jünger's ninetieth birthday François Mitterrand paid a special visit to Wilflingen, together with Helmut Kohl. "Mitterrand was sitting right where you are now," said Jünger, pointing at my chair. "And Filipe Gonzales sat in this chair," said Jünger's wife, who was sitting on my left. She is referred to in Jünger's diaries as "the little bull." I could see why. She looked tougher than he did. I was asked to admire some photographs of…
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piltogg wrote:I have always just used component damage. The difference in how vehicles are treated in the field when compared with what rules you use for them is pretty astounding actually.
In my battles, using component damage rules, Vehicles are not all that different from foot soldiers that can move faster.
piltogg wrote:The way you play it, does a vehicle just die once it reaches 0 structure points, or does it explode at that point?
piltogg wrote:My grandpa plays a WWII miniatures wargame
piltogg wrote:I now feel the need to re-read through the rules. As my comprehension of them is lacking after like three years of playing with the same people who were all to lazy to read the rules so they just went with "whatever piltogg says the rules are, those are what the rules are".
piltogg wrote:As I typically have never used a "structure points" system to keep track of vehicles, as that would require paperwork for most of my battles.
piltogg wrote:nothing like this, where a vehicle can take sustained fire for multiple turns without suffering any reduction in functionality.
Chapter 7 wrote:When a Creation takes a point of Size Damage, it remains the same physical size, but it receives disadvantages as if its effective Size were reduced by one inch. (Any potential advantages that would result from a smaller Size, such as a decreased targeting bonus for attackers, are ignored.) The weapons and devices the Creation can activate during a turn, as well as the Creation's maximum Momentum in a Charge attack, are decreased as if it were one inch smaller. Additionally, its Move is decreased by 1" (to a minimum of 1"). As the Creation takes further points of Size Damage, all of these penalties are cumulative.
Most importantly, if a Creation's effective Size is decreased below the minimum requirement for its Structure Level, its Structure Level is decreased to match, making badly damaged Creations even more vulnerable. Surface Elements and moving parts whose Structure Level is relative to that of the main Creation are also weakened accordingly, to a minimum Structure Level of ½ and Armor of 1d6.
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Paris-Roubaix may have delivered to us yet another thrilling edition of the world's greatest one-day bicycle race but we still have lots of bikes and gear to show you from the start area on Compiègne including a closer look at Juan Antonio Flecha's (Sky) Pinarello KOBH, André Greipel's (Omega Pharma-Lotto) Canyon Ultimate AL Classics, Filippo Pozzato's (Katusha) stealth-black Focus, Selle San Marco's redesigned Concor saddle, and more.
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Wabash College will lend some manpower to the local MUFFY Campaign tonight. It will be the 37th straight year Wabash men have helped the local agency do a door-to-door fund raising campaign.
MUFFY is similar to the United Way, supporting the Family Crisis Center, Sunshine Van for seniors to get to doctor appointments etc., Food pantries, Boys and Girls Club, and Youth Service Bureau among others
Wabash fraternities are supporting MUFFY for the 37th straight year. Cody Leatherman '11 is co-chair of the Residential Drive along with Professor of History Rick Warner
After gathering donations tonight, students bring the money and checks to Elston Place, where President White and MUFFY staff greet them over cookies and punch.
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In 1985, well before the proliferation of cell phones, the voters of Boone County approved a tax on telephone landlines to fund a 911 Public Safety Answering Service. For many years, the County Commission has set a tax levy at 2% of the tariff rate per Missouri statute. However, as landline use has decreased and cell phone use has increased, this tax has become less effective as a means of funding essential 911/Joint Communications services.
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HAHAHAHAHAHA I am so rusty it is crazy. You are gonna need to have some mercy on Ep. 3 when it goes up. BTW for those several weeks that I didn't upload anything, I also wasn't playing and I have forgotten a lot. I am actually surprised I won on the review.
Yeah I am intentionally not explaining everything, because I don't want to get bogged down in it. I am going to do specific tutorial episodes to explain mechanics. These will replace the ones I have already done and be a bit better since my computer is upgraded.
At some point I am going to try to make a "How To" for every dungeon in the game as well. With the most optimal way to beat every dungeon at least once. Of course that relies on me being able to beat the dungeon myself (looking at you VGT)
As always thanks for the commentary it is always welcome.
TheSchachter: Something you will find while doing audio commentary is that your brain is going to turn off sometimes and you are gonna miss really obvious stuff. I can say for sure I play WAY better when I sit silently and just think. This goes for commentary on just about any game, but especially one that requires you to think.


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The animated film "Despicable Me 2" has been denied a release in China, a spokesperson for distributor Universal Pictures has confirmed.
The 3-D movie, a sequel to the 2010 hit, has grossed $584 million worldwide. And it has been a huge success overseas, taking in $308 million internationally since rolling out in most territories in early July.
It's not clear why China's State Administration for Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) blocked the movie from the country, the second largest film market in the world.
The film from production company Illumination Entertainment, the main supplier of family movies to Universal, centers on the Steve Carell-voiced Gru, a reformed baddie who teams up with his minions to save the world from a super-villain named El Macho.
"It's very unlikely that it is about the content of the film," said Robert Cain, a producer and film consultant who specializes in the Chinese market. "What could 'Despicable Me 2' possibly be doing to threaten people's interests there?"
The original "Despicable Me" film did not get released in China.
Universal has had three of its films shown in China this year: "Oblivion," "Jurassic Park 3D" and "Les Miserables," and its "Fast & Furious 6" will debut in the country on Friday. That release count is in line with those of other major studios in 2013.
Universal's international hit "Fast & Furious 6" is being released in China roughly two months after its U.S. bow.
That could diminish box-office returns for the Vin Diesel-starring film. Typically, Hollywood studios aim to release films in China on the same day or shortly after their domestic debuts in order to capitalize on the attendant publicity pushes. Also, when films idle before getting releases in China, interest in them can be dampened because audiences there may instead turn to pirated versions of the movies before their official releases.
Universal's parent company, NBCUniversal, is owned by cable giant Comcast Corp.
Other studios have had their share of issues with the Chinese market. Sony Pictures Entertainment's "Django Unchained" was pulled from theaters April 11 -- the day it premiered -- with officials in China offering no reason for the move. However, after the Quentin Tarantino picture underwent an edit, which excised a handful of graphic sequences, it was allowed back into theaters about a month later. The film eventually flopped in China.
Cain also speculated that "Despicable Me 2" could have run into another issue: Chinese authorities have decided they aren't interested -- at least for the moment -- in more successful animated films coming from the U.S. He noted the success of DreamWorks Animation's "The Croods," which bowed in China on April 20, and went on to generate nearly $65 million in ticket sales there. But the movie's theatrical run was ended two weeks earlier than anticipated.
The Los Angeles Times reported in June that the move was interpreted as a way to make room for Chinese animated movies.
"One could speculate that [Chinese authorities] are saying, 'OK, enough American animated movies this summer,'" Cain said. "Animation is an important area for China domestically."
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BAGHDAD — Attacks across Iraq killed at least 20 people Sunday, officials said, as gunmen attacked a militia leader and bombs targeted police officers and civilians.
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In the Baghdad's southwestern suburb of Radwaniyah, a bomb went off in a commercial area, killing three civilians and wounding 10, authorities said. In the town of Tarmiyah, about 30 miles north of Baghdad, a bomb exploded near soldiers on patrol, killing two and wounding five, officials said.
At dawn Sunday, militants attacked a local leader of pro-government, anti-al-Qaida Sunni miliia in his house in the town of Madain, 14 miles south of Baghdad, killing his brother and wounding one guard, authorities said. Two militants were killed in the clashes and two others were wounded, police said.
The Sahwa movement, also known as the Awakening Council, was formed by U.S. forces in 2007 to help fight the insurgents during the height of Iraqi war. Ever since, it has been a target for Sunni hard-liners who consider them traitors.
In Baghdad's southern Dora neighborhood, a car bomb exploded in a vegetable market, killing three civilians and wounding 12, a police officer said. A bomb exploded inside a car showroom in Baghdad's eastern suburbs, killing four and wounding 11, police said.
Three other civilians were killed and 11 wounded when a car bomb exploded near liquor stores in Baghdad's central Karrada area, police said.
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We are developing a new community fitness program that targets Latino adults—we are calling it "Academia Fit". However, it is more than a fitness program. It is also a center that will train and certify fitness instructors, who in turn agree to teach a number of free classes in the communities they live in. Members of the Academia (instructors and exercise class participants) will also be eligible to receive discounted goods and services related to health and fitness. We are non-profit.
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Oh Vienna: A River Runs Through the XVIII International AIDS Conference
July 23, 2010
Hello from Vienna! It is the last day of the International AIDS Conference and I have survived! I came here to perform my one-woman show, Sex, Cellulite and Large Farm Equipment: One Girl's Guide to Living and Dying, as well as present a short film I made on women and HIV, A Positive Life. Both went very well.
When I arrived and saw the setting for the performance, I was slightly mortified. It was a very open, large space called the Global Village and besides the performance area you were surrounded by many other distractions. My show is part comedy, part performance and spoken word. It was not the best setting, but like usual I said, "Just do it." (That was my motto way before Nike -- it is how I approach just about everything -- but instead of a muscular, sporty "Just do it!," it sounds more like a tired "Just do it, for God's sake.")
I really thought people would come for the title of my show, and leave mid-performance with confused looks on their faces. It was an international audience and I can offend just about anyone. Fortunately, people needed some comic relief from all the dry PowerPoint presentations read by hundreds of presenters all week -- what I like to call "Death by PowerPoint." Some great info, sure; just not the most interesting delivery system.
The crowd grew till they filled the aisle, the sides and the back of the performance area. They laughed at some of my worst lines and cried when I told the sad parts. A success!
Once it was over, I was relieved. I had been ambivalent about coming to Vienna for several reasons. First and foremost, the money. It's a very expensive conference and I do not think I would have come if I was not performing and presenting. But beyond the money, Vienna has never called to me -- even though my roots are partly in Austria, or at least the ashes of many relatives are.
I was also traveling alone, which is what half my life consists of, so to commit myself to going I booked half a day on a tour of the Mayerling Woods, south of Vienna. I was very excited about this. I had never taken a formal tour before and it kept me motivated as my American Express card hit its limit.
Remind me never to take a tour again. For some people, it is the most educational and interesting thing in the world -- probably the same people who can sit through PowerPoint presentations. Sorry, I am just not that kind of girl. I would rather put forks in my eyes, so I was relieved four hours later when we arrived back at the conference center. The highlight of my tour was the bus driver.
During another exceptionally hot trek through a convent in the woods, I stayed by the bus in the shade talking to the bus driver. Once I said I was from the U.S., he literally sneered at me and said, "U.S.!" and gave me an enthusiastic two thumbs down. "You the worst!"
I know the best way to find out about people is to just agree with them, and for some things -- especially during the Bush years -- I do agree. I know the downfall of our economy has hit many places in the world very hard, so I agreed with this bus driver. And boy, did he give me a list of all the people to blame for the horrors of the world. His tirade continued as I nodded in agreement, but I was stunned once he worked his ire up to the Juden ("Juden," in German, means "Jews")!
"Madeleine Albright, Richard Holbrooke, Juden! It is their fault for everything!" I thought so! It's the Juden in America that are behind the war, the economy, and -- I am pretty sure the bus driver thinks -- the death of his cat, Goebbels. (Just a disclaimer here: I am being sarcastic, and I am a "Juden.")
Wow, really? I read in my Vienna travel book never to bring up Nazis or World War II because it is not polite, but I estimated him to be in his late 60s -- too young to have goose-stepped with the Nazis during the war -- and here he was telling me the problems of the world were because of the Jews. I decided not to tell him I was Jewish. I mean, we were alone on the bus and he did have a lighter.
But at this point in my life, it did not really bother or shock me too much. In some ways, AIDS can be equated to being a Jew in Europe in the late 1930s and '40s.
At the beginning of the epidemic in the U.S. -- and currently in other countries, especially in the Middle East, parts of Africa, China, matter of fact almost any Third World country -- having HIV was liable to get you ostracized quicker than the woman on Afghan Star (the equivalent of American Idol in Afghanistan) who took off her head scarf and sort of danced during her swan song after being eliminated. You could even be killed -- especially if you enjoy man-to-man sex.
In many parts of U.S. culture, most people act like, "HIV? No problem, it's cool." So many people at this point know someone who is infected. But dig a little deeper and the fear and prejudice are still there. Would you date someone with HIV? Would you marry someone with HIV? How would you feel if your son or daughter was with someone who was HIV positive, or was HIV positive themselves? Then it is different.
It took so many to die before we ever took action. Actually, it took all the activists demonstrating, screaming and organizing rallies to get peoples' attention, and action was lethargic at best. Well, except once the pharmaceutical companies realized what a cash cow AIDS could be, and is. Oh, cynical me!
I live openly with my HIV status, but when I went to make a film based on my 1997 book, A Positive Life, most of the women from the book preferred not to be involved with giving updates or sending new photos; or they wanted detailed information on who would see this film and what it was for. They had come out about their HIV diagnoses briefly when the book was published, but with treatment and the promise of a normal life, why put it out there all over again? Make everyone uncomfortable?
In the presentation of the film at the conference, some of the comments from around the world were in the vein of: "We could never get women to speak openly, let alone be photographed or filmed like this."
Oh boy, it's really that way. I see this disease as a virus. It's the blood. Let's prevent it, treat it, work on a cure. Simplistic thinking, I know. At this conference, I saw how complicated it has become. Many millions are spent on studies to see who has it the most and where it's growing the fastest. Just think, if we treated HIV infection like anything else, how much money we could spend where it is really needed.
If we were all screened for HIV, like we are all screened for cholesterol levels, and taught HIV prevention in the same way we are told how to prevent heart disease, it might be possible to start to take the political, social charge out of it and move on. Not going to happen, but it's a thought.
The best part about these conferences, which I have attended periodically over the last 16 years, is the conversations: in the hallways, the conference's PLWH (people living with HIV) Lounge, and over meals on the streets, in cafes or in restaurants, in countries around the world. It is getting the global perspective on HIV and life in general, directly from someone who lives in Africa, Egypt, Iraq or Europe.
Overall, it was an amazing experience, but I will be happy to be back home with my dogs and chickens, painting in my studio and almost forgetting about this virus lurking in my blood.
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Sum1 wrote:Do you send the CO a facebook message when you need him to sign or review something?
No...but I don't send him a NAVADMIN either.
I think you are both missing the point, which is probably my fault. At the site here there is a process to draft, chop, sign, and approve awards -- 100% online. Email notifies you that you have correspondence to review. Chops and changes can be made online. Comments can be added to back up changes. PKI confirms the signature when approved. Meanwhile, the Navy continues to bury itself in blue folders.
If anyone on this site could be mistaken for a dinosaur, it is probably me. I grew up in the days of the Mod 40, banging away in the corner of the room printing messages as they came in. These were collated and filed. A six-section folder was used to create the daily read board. Out a sea, KLs were distributed in much the same way, hung up on a clipboard in SSES and initialed by Division leadership once read. How did we "automate" that process? We started sending them by email. Not effective.
Today, we have so many tools that we don't leverage. Tools that make us more effective, help get the word out, and encourage conversation. We need to embrace these tools as we move forward. The FLT TAC example is cute, and I have sent my fair share. But if we ever fight that way in an A2AD environment, we might as well throw in the towel. As far as NAVADMINs go, yes, they serve a purpose. Honestly, though, your example of the senior 1810 LCDR is troubling. As professionals, it is our job to be a part of the conversation, wherever it is occurring. Doctors read medical journals to keep up with their profession. They don't wait around for someone to send them a message. We are no different.
As for your Combatant Command instruction, I'll be sure to "like" it on FB.


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I haven't yet seen the complete text of President Bush's speech on Iraq, but here are excerpts released by the White House.
We have been saying for some time that the Administration must pursue, and is pursuing, a bold vision: the liberation of the Arab world. Nothing less is required, in my view, to assure a reasonable level of security against terrorism.
President Bush's speech today made that case in the context of the war in Iraq:
"The world has a clear interest in the spread of democratic values, because stable and free nations do not breed the ideologies of murder; they encourage the peaceful pursuit of a better life. And there are hopeful signs of the desire for freedom in the Middle East — And from Morocco to Bahrain and beyond, nations are taking genuine steps toward political reform. A new regime in Iraq would serve as a dramatic and inspiring example of freedom to other nations of the region."
Obviously, reforming the corrupt and tyrannical Arab world is a tall order. But it has to be done, and we may as well get started.
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We just created this wonderful space — what I now call my "happy place." Last May, a huge tree fell on our house during a weird spring burst of a storm. Once we determined that we were all safe (we sat in the family room, looking out the sliding-glass doors, watching the tree fall!) we realized how lucky we were that the damage was really very minimal — mostly to the siding, part of the roof and the rails on our ground-level 25-year-old deck, and one broken window.
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WASHINGTON -- A D.C. Metro train appears to have been in automatic mode with the brake button depressed when it collided with another train, killing nine Monday evening, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
It's not clear if the emergency brake actually was engaged when the crash occurred, NTSB member Debbie Hersman said, but the button that turns it on was found pushed down in the operator's compartment.
Hersman told a news conference that investigators also determined that the striking train was under automatic, rather than manual, control.
Metro has a computerized system on most trains during rush hour that is supposed to control braking, speeds and prevent collisions. The system, however, has failed before. In June 2005, in a tunnel under the Potomac River, a train operator noticed he was getting too close to the train ahead of him even though the system indicated the track was clear. He hit the emergency brake in time, as did the operator of another train behind him. Metro spokeswoman Candace Smith didn't know the outcome of the investigation into that incident, which she called "highly unusual."
Investigators are seeking possible cell phone and text-messaging records from the train operator to determine whether she was distracted prior to the crash, Hersman said. That request is standard procedure. The safety board has emphasized in the past that train operators should not have their attention diverted while operating trains.
Federal safety officials are investigating a passenger's statement that the striking train stopped briefly then started again before the crash. Media reports quoted the passenger as saying he heard an announcement before the crash that the train that struck the other was stopping because another train was ahead. The train then started moving and within seconds struck the other which was stopped on the track ahead.
Large machinery was used to rip apart the compressed metal of what used to be a train so rescue crews could search for bodies in the wreckage left by the deadliest crash in Metro's history.
The total numbers -- nine dead so far, including the operator of the train that plowed into the back of another that was sitting on the same Red Line track, at least 76 transported to hospitals with varying degrees of injuries -- are a staggering blow to the nation's capital. Metro officials said seven of the nine who died were women. Four of the dead were pulled from the wreckage Monday night. Five more were removed Tuesday morning, according to Metro.
The NTSB said it will be difficult to piece together exactly how the crash occurred. The reason: the train that crashed into the back of the other was an older model train -- a 1000 series. The train that was struck was comprised of 3000 and 5000 series rail cars that include nine data recorders. The 1000 series, however, does not.
The operator of the striking train, Jeanice McMillan of Springfield, Va., died in the crash, making witness accounts, cell phone records and physical evidence the main clues for investigators to piece together what exactly happened.
Metro spokesman Steve Taubenkibel said McMillan had been a Metro employee since January 2007. For more on McMillan and the other victims, click here.
The 1000-series train was part of an aging fleet that federal regulators had recommended three years ago be phased out or retrofitted, a safety investigator said Tuesday.
The Metrorail transit system "was not able to do what we asked them to do," Hersman said.
D.C. Councilman Jim Graham, also a member of the Metro board, said they are aggressively trying to replace those trains. He said Metro had taken action before the crash to achieve that objective.
It costs about $3 million to replace a Metro car, and there are about 300 older cars to replace. Metro's board hopes Congress and the transportation board will help with funding. Democratic Sens. Barbara A. Mikulski and Benjamin L. Cardin, of Maryland, and Jim Webb and Mark R. Warner sent a letter to the the Senate Appropriations Committee and the Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development requesting $150 million in federal funding for upgrades and improvements to the transit system. Each had requested the funds separately in the fiscal year 2010 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill.
Any comments about the cause of the accident would be premature and irresponsible, according Jackie Jeter, the president of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689, the transit workers' union in the nation's capital.
Survivors Recall First Moments After Crash
The shock of seeing one train sitting on top of another still hasn't sunk in for many. Those who survived will have a tough time dealing with not only the injuries they received but also with the sounds and images they experienced Monday afternoon outside the Fort Totten station.
"If you were someone on that train, that was just an unbelievable nightmare," D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty said. "It must have just been the worst thing in the world."
Passengers described the horror they went through as they tried to assess what happened when one Metro train plowed into the back of another.
"There was an abrupt bang that threw us back and then forward," said David Holland, who was injured in the crash. "And then it was all this dust. I've never seen that much dust in my life. People were discombobulated and crying."
Holland said he and several others were the first to exit their railcar. Then they started to help others exit the wreckage.
"When we helped them get off, that's when we saw a lot of people -- people from the other trains. They came and helped," Holland said. "Nobody wanted to go toward the front of the train. Nobody wanted to go up there because ... the people. You saw them in the train and outside ... crying. It was horrible."
Jervis Bryant told the Washington Post that people "were beating on the windows, trying to get out."
"I saw some of them on their cellphones," Bryant said. "You can tell they didn't know what was going on, but they knew something had happened. They were just scared."
Mike Corcoran, of Baltimore, was on the train that was hit. He said after the crash he walked to the back car to try to help.
"The glass in the windows was shattered," he told the Examiner. "There was blood all over the seats. ... Someone said there were people on top of the back train car injured. I saw blood coming down from the top of the car."
Martin Griffith, a civilian Pentagon employee, told the Washington Post he was inside the train that was struck.
"I looked out the window. I looked up. I could see the wreckage hanging over the door. There was a woman there, too, trying to hang on."
He told the Post he hit the emergency release and opened the door out onto the track.
"That's when I realized people had been ejected out. They were lying on the ground next to the car," he said.
Passenger Maya Maroto, 31, was riding on McMillan's train.
"We were going full speed -- I didn't hear any braking. Everything was just going normally. Then there was a very loud impact. We all fell out of our seats. Then the train filled up with smoke. I was coughing," Maroto said.
Maroto, of Burtonsville, Md., said there was confusion after the impact because no announcements were immediately made. She said some passengers wanted to climb out, but others were afraid of being electrocuted by a rail.
Tijuana Cox, 21, was in the train that was hit. She had her sprained arm in a sling Tuesday.
"Everybody just went forward and came back," with people's knees hitting the seats in front of them, said Cox, of Lanham, Md.
Those who live in the Fort Totten neighborhood could see the drama unfold from their homes and area streets.
"Mind-blowing," one Fort Totten neighbor said. "Words couldn't describe what I saw. I just kept praying, just hoping God was with all the passengers."


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