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Mobile applications Whisper and Secret allow users to air secrets while staying anonymous; despite ease of communicating on these apps, celebrity gossip is surprisingly rare. MORE
Apr. 27, 2014
Philip Galanes Table For Three column; celebrity gossip columnist Liz Smith and People Magazine's editorial director Jess Cagle discuss the difference between gossip and news over lunch in the Grill Room of the Four Seasons restaurant. MORE
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Veteran husband-and-wife gossip columnists George Rush and Joanna Molloy, who dished dirt for the tabloids in the 1990s, are back with memoir Scandal: A Manual. MORE
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David Carr The Media Equation column cites rumor that Nikki Finke of Deadline Hollywood was fired; notes report, from competing Web site The Wrap, run by Sharon Waxman, turned out to be untrue; says Waxman and Finke have long-standing and escalating feud, both personally and professionally, that is playing out in ways that only Hollywood could produce. MORE
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Longtime Village Voice gossip columnist Michael Musto is being embraced by New York media after newspaper abruptly lets him go after 29 years; outrage over his firing has opened new opportunities for him, including spot as guest bartender on Andy Cohen television talk show Watch What Happens Live. MORE
Oct. 18, 2012
Perez Hilton, pop-culture personality who rose to fame for his highly trafficked gossip blog, has revamped his site and changed his lifestyle in an effort to reinvent himself into someone more positive. MORE
Jun. 16, 2012
Studies published in the The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and journal Social Psychological and Personality Science indicate that gossip, usually thought of negatively, is useful in maintaining social norms and pressuring individuals to behave acceptably. MORE
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A Peep Inside the Former Home of Walter Winchell, America's Top Transom Peeper
Eric and Lori Friedman have lived in a house in Edgemont, N.Y., once owned by Mr. Winchell, since 2001. Now, as Mr. Winchell would say, they are ready to scram.
June 1, 2015, Monday
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Questions about gossip, networking, guests with children and sibling showdowns.
May 24, 2015, Sunday
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Celebrity Gossip Website Extends Its Reach With Scoops on Stars From a Different Field
A remarkable string of sports scoops has highlighted the unexpected power and reach of TMZ, a gossip website that's not even 10 years old.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
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Keeping Secrets in Hollywood
Whisper and Secret, apps that let you dish dirt while staying anonymous, are rather tame in a city of insiders.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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Diana McLellan, Gossip Columnist With an Ear to Washington, Dies at 76
The British-born Mrs. McLellan, who wrote for three Washington papers, gained a devoted readership by skewering the powerful in the nation's capital.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
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Oh, How They Like to Dish
A conversation with Liz Smith, a gossip columnist, and Jess Cagle, editorial director of People magazine about celebrity, ambition and the difference between gossip and news.
April 27, 2014, Sunday
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Two Longtime Gossip Columnists Share Their Secrets (Well, Some of Them)
George Rush and Joanna Molloy, the media duo who dished dirt for the tabloids, are back and they have a lot of material to draw from.
October 17, 2013, Thursday
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A Gossip Site Finds Its Niche
Mediatakeout.com, a celebrity gossip Web site, moves up in the ranks as its staff hunt down scoops.
August 12, 2013, Monday
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Two Traders in Gossip Go Toe to Toe
Nikki Finke of Deadline Hollywood, feared in the industry for having the best gossip, was said by a longtime competitor to have been fired — a blog report that turned out to be false.
June 10, 2013, Monday
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The Gossip Just Won't Stop
Michael Musto has not let the abrupt end of his 29-year tenure at The Village Voice get him down.
June 6, 2013, Thursday
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The plan is to use BATCH scripting to make a USB portable "Roaming Profile" for XP based systems. It would show up in the explore context menu of the USB drive as the second item. When activated or launched it would redirect %USERPROFILE% to E:\%PortableProfile%. Thus reading and writing to your application data folder history and cookies would take place on the usb key. The programs you use would not follow you but the settings would.
for example any pc you go to and load VUE, you would run msnmsgr on their pc and it would see "E:\%portableprofile%\Application Data\MSN Messenger\" it would then load msn based on your settings, this would mean it would save your emoticons and your contacts nicknames, and how your organize them etc,.. so you wouldnt have to reconfigure for every pc. msn is just an example i think it would work other places too.
I also think after VUE loads it should refresh and and load "E:\%portableprofile%\application data\microsoft\Internet Explorer\Internet Explorer Wallpaper.bmp" as well as "E:\%portableprofile%\desktop\" this would replace the desktop wallpaper with yours and have your desktop shortcuts / icons and they would be arranged just how you like. Start > my documents should link to "E:\%portableprofile%\My Documents" and so on.
My question to you all is do you think its possible or am i just crazy. Technically roaming profiles exist for networks and store the info cached on the hard drive, i want to do the same thing except i want it on USB. Now would you say its best to make a BATCH that abused the SET command and changes it all to what needs to be and when you unload the usb you must unload VUE first as to not corrupt the current user you like absorbed lol. It would prolly be even more amazing to code an EXE loader maybe NSIS that would load off the USB and edit in memory and redirect all reads/writes and when you disconnect the USB drive it would have the original variables stored in ram [only like 1k text] that it would then reset upon the USB drive disconnecting.
Basically the idea is a Freeware version of U3/Ceedo, except it would be ten times better, and it would be compatible with all applications that are already install on the host pc. Though this would not make apps portable, it would allow you to carry your desktop and documents as well as settings everywhere. portable apps already exist but whats the fun without a portable profile .
Not sure if it can be done.. i am starting to try the SET command and browsing around in batch and i downloaded nsis but im a newb and never coded anything if anyone can do it or has a better idea, i would be very much interested.
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Our focus is on maintaining and improving the safety and efficiency of the worlds largest aviation system, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement Thursday. This research will give us valuable information about how best to ensure the safe introduction of this advanced technology into our nations skies. ----
Its unknown at this point, Gerald Dillingham, director of Physical Infrastructure Issues at the Government Accountability Office, said at a Science, Space and Technology House subcommittee Friday. From our perspective, thats one of the big obstacles to integration that is public acceptance, public education, public concern about how their data will be used.
American public are just frightened frankly about the use of UAS to possibly have invasions of their privacy and invasions of their civil rights and Im extremely interested in making sure that we protect those privacy issues and civil rights issues, Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga., chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight for the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, said.
We have to at least figure out who the go to person is in the administration so that it doesnt fall through the cracks, Rep. Dan Maffei, D-N.Y., ranking member of the subcommittee, said.
The FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 required the FAA establish test sites for domestic drones by the end of 2012, a deadline which the agency missed as it assessed privacy concerns, as well as the full integration of unmanned aircraft systems into U.S. airspace by September 2015, which FAA views as a starting point.
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http://rt.com/usa/news/texas-1000-us-government-906/There are a lot of cool things you can do with $1,000, but scientists at an Austin, Texas college have come across one that is often overlooked: for less than a grand, howd you like to hijack a drone?
A group of researchers led by Professor Todd Humphreys from the University of Texas at Austin Radionavigation Laboratory recently succeeded in raising the eyebrows of the US government. With just around $1,000 in parts, Humphreys team took control of an unmanned aerial vehicle owned by the college, all in front of the US Department of Homeland Security.
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Glad I found this, I was working on the same thing and was having a
hard time generating a random number. Now it works, Thank you
Thanks for the instructable
I Made it!!!! It did not ended as pretty as yours but at least it work hahahaha
finish this project with some boy scouts. basic starter kit, couple extra LEDs, 2 hours working with the boys. I liked some of the type o it allowed for troubleshooting. great starter project
It works!! But i think there is an error in the code, at pin set:
int pinLeds3 = 7;
int pinLed4 = 8;
Should be:
int pinLeds3 = 8;
int pinLed4 = 7;
I'm going to try with a tilt switch as you suggested.
Thank you I made it.
i made it online works fine. u can simulate it here...http://123d.circuits.io/circuits/253088-dice/
it was fun! thanks for the instructable :)
i just made one!
// Led pins ...
int pinLeds3 = 7;
int pinLeds4 = 8;
which is correct to the SCHEMATIC & the final code, BUT ...
the ILLUSTRATIONS differ on this so ...
Others (like me) said the opposite:
// Led pins ...
int pinLeds3 = 8;
int pinLeds4 = 7; (we followed the ILLUSTRATIONS & adjusted the code)
Either way should work IF ...
our version of LED assignments matches our circuit connections.
kloptops post confirmed for me that the code needs to be
// Led pins ...
int pinLeds3 = 8;
int pinLeds4 = 7; (reversing the last 2 pins)
I enjoyed blending your approach with Binary_Dice_Game by Maik Schmidt
Code & illustrations by you & klopstops helped me see patterns to create a output_result() function using boolean logic instead of if:
void output_result() {
digitalWrite (pinLeds4, HIGH && (ran % 2 == 1)); // Odd Numbers light middle dot
digitalWrite (pinLeds3, HIGH && (ran >= 3)); // > 2 also light lower left & upper right
//Numbers even or 5 or 7 (winner) also light upper left & lower right
digitalWrite (pinLeds1, HIGH && ((ran % 2 == 0) || (ran == 5) || (ran == 7)));
digitalWrite (pinLeds2, HIGH && (ran >= 6)); // Number 6 or 7 (winner) also light mid left & right
// LEDs off (no button pressed OR clear display)
void Clear_LEDs () {
digitalWrite (pinLeds1, LOW);
digitalWrite (pinLeds2, LOW);
digitalWrite (pinLeds3, LOW);
digitalWrite (pinLeds4, LOW);
It' not a really "random" sequence, but i think it will work the same.
If you use that code, remember to change the code in the first lines from:
int pinLeds3 = 8;
int pinLeds4 = 7;
int pinLeds3 = 7;
int pinLeds4 = 8;
int pinLeds3 = 7;
int pinLed4 = 8;
and in this way my dice don't works well, but with
int pinLed4 = 7;
int pinLeds3 = 8;
it works perfectly.
Probably it's my fault but can you check it?
Thanks a lot
P.S. Awesome project
//Led pins
int pinLeds1 = 10;
int pinLeds2 = 9;
int pinLeds3 = 7;
int pinLed4 = 8;
//Button pin
int buttonPin = 6;
int buttonState;
//Ran will be randomized from 1 to 6
long ran;
//Time is the time of delay
int time = 2000;
ran = random(1, 7);
Much appreciated. By the way this is a fantastic project to learn with.
" randomSeed(analogRead(0)); " is needed for have a correct randomness (without it, the arduino will use the same sequence every time).
" ran = random(1, 7); " set the variable "ran" equal to a number from 1 to 6, that is the result.
Thanks for the great starter project.
However, this line code is already present in the complete code of the instructables.
It also has the stardard layout of the arduino!


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Anyone have techniques to offer to battle the shakes?
I'm just learning to Tig and managing the filler rod is a bit of a challenge. Hard to dip when the tip is running around like nat in tornado. :-)
I know practice and less coffee will help but thought there were probably others out there with similar issues and have found ways of getting the job done anyway.
I have to get past this one before I'll be able to feed rod through my fingers as I go. For now I'm just backing off like I'm at the end of the weld and letting the rod freeze in the pool, moving my hand and starting up again.
The biggest challenge right now is getting these 60+ year old hands to hold still.
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Who's Got The Shakes (Tig)
for many situations the easiest solution might be "Walking the Cup"
Here is a video..
Not to worry about 60+.... my hands are too... even the young guys struggle with this...
The more you know, The better you know, How little you know
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten
Buy the best tools you can afford.. Learn to use them to the best of your ability.. and take care of them...
My Blue Stuff:
Dynasty 350DX Tigrunner
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Millermatic 200
TONS of Non-Blue Equip, plus CNC Mill, Lathes & a Plasmacam w/ PowerMax-1000
Go get a 2 x 4, a 4 x 4 and a 6 x 6 block of wood, cut them up in different lengths and keep them near your table.
You can then rest your arms, wrist and hands on them while your welding, I also have blocks of steel to help brace and index the parts into location.
I'm lucky to have steady hands but I still use a block if one is available.
I hope this helps.
What they said about a prop, If your filler is shaking around, maybe hold it closer to the dipping end.
I think I have seen that vid and it may say a little about lay wire. If not look it up.
There are a ton of TIG welding videos on youtube...
you might find it useful to look at them... with particular attention to their torch handling... lots to be learned even from the poor ones...
TIG is more like a rythmic dance than a stiff movement...
you will find that rythm and it will get easier and easier...
I and as far as 60+.... I am a little past that myself....
The more you know, The better you know, How little you know
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten
Buy the best tools you can afford.. Learn to use them to the best of your ability.. and take care of them...
My Blue Stuff:
Dynasty 350DX Tigrunner
Dynasty 200DX
Millermatic 350P w/25ft Alumapro & 30A
Millermatic 200
TONS of Non-Blue Equip, plus CNC Mill, Lathes & a Plasmacam w/ PowerMax-1000
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You might try just laying the filler rod in your seam to keep steady and just push in as needed. As far as backing off & allowing rod to freeze in puddle to slide out of hand, I did that for years with gas welding and still catch myself doing it with Tig. Old habits hard to break but if it works who cares. And as far as the shakes, as long as u can get them in a rhythm it will make a fine looking weld. :-)
I have a section of 10" stainless pipe hanging in the vise all the time when the vise isn't needed.
I practice walking the cup up both sides. Most times I don't turn on the machine and when I do I don't add filler, just watch the arc and puddle.
Can't always weld like that (walking) but it makes a purdy weld when you can. Sometimes I hold filler like I am using it, when both hands get it down I'll start adding some filler.
Can't afford to practice all out all the time.
Use fatter wire.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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Well I figured you folks could use a laugh so here's something I lashed together in the woodworking shop out of scraps - I call it "Woody The Welder Cart"
I've got a brand new Dynasty, and I have yet to be able to fire it up becuase it's just too cold in the garage. I have a woodworking shop that's attached to the garage but I dare not light a match in there or the whole place will go up like a Roman candle with all the sawdust and tinder dry wood scraps etc.
How cold you are probably wondering - well, the other morning it was -30 - yep MINUS THIRTY outside.
This cart is based on 2 themes - 1) something that I can use temporarily while I am learning how to weld and 2) No purchase of any materials.
I started with a 2x4 and spikes table that my father had built about 20 years ago and then started scounging around the woodshop and adding pieces here and there. There's some wood from an old futon bed frame I made in university, some casters that were sitting in a box, etc. In the end, I actually had something. I caught myself laughing on more than one occassion as I was building it.
Anyway, it got me to thinking - perhaps we should have an ugly cart thread to see if anyone can top this contraption.
Cheers and thanks for the great forums here - I am learning all sorts of things here while I wait for the winter to pass
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"Wood Welding"
Lewis: Gives new meaning to "TWIG" welding!
Hope it warms up for you, if I remember, you got that Dynasty for free?
It was around Xmas time, and you forgot to get some filler metal as I recall. You should have a blast with it, once it warms up in your shop.
Let us know how you like it.
Dave, in sunny, warm Phoenix, Az (+78F)"Bonne journe'e mes amis"
to me it isn't ugly....different maybe....but not ugly.
As far as welding goes you could do your prep in the shop and take the welder into the house and weld on the kitchen table
Tig is like surgery...clean and pure...esp. if you are single
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It's really not ugly at all.
It is actually kinda cute.
So is that argon bottle.
I don't know if it just me or not, but I go thru a lot of argon, tig welding.
I switched from the medium sized bottle to the largest one
There is a size in between that I would prefer but my lws says they are rare.
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I would have it on fire in no time.
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whats with the base on the argon tank? is it sitting on something or is it part of the tank?Dylan
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Hi gents - thanks for the comments. You know, the more I look at this funny cart the more I think I will invest in a few coats of paint seeing as I am waiting for spring anyway.
Yes, that's the welder I got for free. And I finally got the filler rod etc. over Christmas, just about time the temps started dropping like a stone around here. I actually considered moving the entire rig into the house and making a little pigtail for the dryer plug but unfortunately I am not single anymore and need to keep the peace
The bottom of the argon bottle is a little flanged foot of some sort that's part of the bottle. It's thick too - about 1/4" I think. The bottle sits pretty stable but I fashioned up a strap and some saddles (also out of wood ) just to be sure. Based on the date codes on the bottle it looks like this is an old one - I "think" the oldest date is in the late 40s
I actually had quite a laugh lashing this thing together. It became a "quest" of sorts trying not to buy even so much as a wood screw to put it together. I'm really looking forward to learning how to tig weld when I can get out in the garage with it. In the meantime you may see me pop up with some questions from time to time.
Dave - I spent a Christmas in Phoenix many years ago - it was the weirdest Christmas I ever had - I mean being able to walk out in your shorts and pick oranges off a tree on Christmas day - just plain wrong as far as I am concerned - hehe.


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Concerts explore magic of childhood
In Fairy Tales and Fate, a program of concerts next weekend at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, the Nashville Symphony presents music celebrating the innocence and joys of childhood — or confronting the challenges and realities of adulthood. The concerts take place Thursday, Nov. 15, through Saturday, Nov. 17.
Hans Graf of the Houston Symphony Orchestra conducts the Nashville Symphony, and guest artist Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter will perform Camille Saint-Saën's "Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor."
The program begins with Ravel's "Ma Mère l'Oye" (the "Mother Goose" suite) and concludes with Schumann's "Symphony No. 2 in C major."
Familiar tales
"There's such an incredible wealth of repertoire relating to childhood or themes of literature related to childhood," said Kelly Corcoran, Nashville Symphony's associate conductor. "Oftentimes it's fantastic music that should be played on a regular classical series; it shouldn't necessarily just be put in the family concerts for younger audiences."
Ravel's "Mother Goose" suite will do double duty this season as part of the classical concert series in "Fairy Tales" and as part of the daytime Young People's Concerts the symphony performs for school groups.
The piece was originally written for children, as a series of piano duets for the offspring of one of Ravel's friends. It references familiar fairy tale themes such as a princess who pricks her finger, a visit from a fairy godmother, dreamtime excursions to foreign landscapes and, eventually, an awakening kiss from a prince.
Ravel orchestrated the piano pieces into a ballet suite in 1911. Some passages match the gloomier parts of fairy tales — the trek into the woods, the encounter with the unknown. Later, clashing cymbals and piquant notes evoke scenes of a Chinese empress in her pagoda.
A glorious finish brings to mind parting clouds and streaming rays of sunlight as all is righted in the world.
Encore appearance
Fairy Tales marks pianist Fliter's first appearance in Nashville since the series of concerts she performed here just before the May 2010 flood.
"This hall and the orchestra stayed very much in my heart," Fliter wrote in an email while traveling in Europe. She'll arrive in Nashville Tuesday, Nov. 13, to begin rehearsing the Saint-Saëns' piece with the orchestra.
"We're excited to have her back when it's not raining," Corcoran said of Fliter's upcoming performances. "She's a wonderful pianist, very light (with a) beautiful, beautiful sound. … I think the flexibility and nuance of her playing will serve the piece well."
Saint-Saën's "Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor" is dark and dramatic in places and richly lyrical — and not unlike the music of Chopin, for which Fliter is known. Other passages are filled with a rapidly cascading series of notes set against a background of strings, a contrast that suggests a contest of wills or forces.
Fliter thinks the piece resonates with audiences because it has "many faces and nuances. It starts as a Bach prelude and travels in time toward Liszt, French Impressionism arriving to a restless tarantella in the Offenbach manner.
"It expresses a contagious joy of living and a passion toward the 'theater' in music: at times grotesque, or melancholic, or sparklingly capriccioso. People enjoy this piece for restless energy," she continued.
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In the Media Blitz mission, in the lower right area of the map (by the mineral fields), you will see a semi-hidden path. Go to the end and destroy the Science Facility building at the end of this path. You should pick up some secret documents that will give you the secret mission. This mission must be played while you're still on the Hyperion.
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Badmaash Company
Drama, Comedy, Romance
Life in the 1990's was remarkably different for the average Indian. Consumerism had not set in. It was devoid of most of the luxuries of the West. In fact everything "imported" was good, and everything Indian, passé. "Badmaash Company"is an extraordinary story set in the 1990s in middle class Bombay of four ordinary youngsters - Karan, Bulbul, Zing, and Chandu - who came together to start an import business of things longed for by yuppie Indians!
Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, Vir Das, Meiyang Chang
Produced by: Aditya Chopra
Directed by: Parmeet Sethi
Written by: Parmeet Sethi
Running time: 2hr 24min
Opens: May 07, 2010 Limited
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Storage & Distribution Managers
Also called: Distribution Center Manager, Distribution Manager, Shipping Manager, Warehouse Manager
In the military: see titles from the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, or Navy.
In the Air Force: Air Transportation; Air Transportation Apprentice; Air Transportation Helper; Air Transportation Superintendent; Materiel Management; Materiel Management Craftsman; Materiel Management Journeyman; Munitions Systems; Munitions Systems Craftsman; Munitions Systems Journeyman; Munitions Systems Superintendent
In the Army: Ammunition Specialist; Ammunition Warrant Officer; Automated Logistical Specialist; Cargo Specialist; Cavalry Scout; M1 Armor Crewman; Medical Logistics Specialist; Petroleum Supply Specialist; Quartermaster, General; Small Arms/Artillery Repairer
In the Coast Guard: CWO - Boatswain, Aviation; CWO - Explosive Ordnance Disposal; CWO - Ordnance Technician, Surface; CWO - Ordnance, Submarine; Explosive Loading; LDO - Deck, Surface; LDO - Ordnance, Submarine; LDO - Supply Corps; SC - Supply Corps Officer; Supply and Inventory Management; URL - Surface Warfare
In the Marine Corps: Aircraft Ordnance Technician; Ammunition Technician; Aviation Ordnance Systems Technician; Aviation Supply Operations Officer; Basic Supply Administration and Operations Officer; Distribution Management Specialist; Ground Supply Officer; Logistics/ Mobility Chief; Mineman; Supply Administration and Operations Specialist
In the Navy: Aircraft Material Control and Allocation Officer; CWO - Boatswain, Aviation; CWO - Ordnance Technician, Surface; Cargo Handling Officer; Issue Control Officer; LDO - Ordnance, Aviation; Logistics Specialist; SC - Supply Corps Officer; Stock Control Officer, Requirements; Technical Supply Officer (General); Weapons Distribution Officer
- Prepare and manage departmental budgets.
- Supervise the activities of workers engaged in receiving, storing, testing, and shipping products or materials.
- Interview, select, and train warehouse and supervisory personnel.
Math and Science
Arts and Humanities
Basic Skills
Problem Solving
Resource Management
Ideas and Logic
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