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things about E36's, funny but true!
The coolant pump (water pump) will either fail or start leaking around 75k.
The upper radiator hose from the thermostat housing will break.
The cooling system may require several bleed sessions to completely rid the system of air. The coolant low indication will appear on the OBC.
The VANOS rattles like pebbles in a tin can.
The valve train sounds like a diesel after sitting for a few days or on cold morning start ups use thicker oil (15-50).
The brake pad sensors do not require replacement unless the brake pad symbol is illuminated in the instrument cluster.
The brake circuit failure indication on the OBC is cleared by replacing the switch located above the brake pedal.
The clutch pedal squeaks and moves laterally due to worn bushings. Replace with Delrin AF bushings.
The clutch slave cylinder is a high fail component. Replace it and bleed the clutch system before dropping large cash on a clutch job.
Flush and bleed the brake fluid every two years.
Flush and bleed the cooling system every two years. Use BMW coolant and distilled water 50/50 mix.
Replace the thermostat housing with an aluminum aftermarket.
There are no adverse effects of using synthetic fluids at any mileage.
The shifter can be replaced with a short shift kit using OEM BMW parts.
Wheel offset means the number of millimeters the mounting surface is from the centerline of the rim.
Buy a quality clicker type torque wrench.
Buy a Bentley Manual.
Batteries fail when the weather turns cold or when the glove box light doesn't shut off due to poor fitment.
Belt tensioner and idler pullies fail and make hideous noises.
Buy a set of Blitz Rhino ramps.
Mobil 1 synthetic engine oil is available at Wal-Mart for cheap.
Distilled water is in the water aisle at the grocery store.
Buy a quality floor jack.
Buy quality jack stands.
Buy wheel chocks.
Buy a fire extinguisher.
Torque wheel bolts to spec. to avoid rotor warp.
Establish a good relationship with the parts guy at the local BMW dealer or with your mechanic.
Tip said parts guy.
Clutch Judder is normal in traffic jams due to hot clutch plates
Dont buy Lexus type rear lights, its not big nor clever!
Does my car have LSD? Solution; get in some dirt or sandy pavement(as not to abuse the car) and spin the damn
, or jack the rear up and turn one rear wheel and see if the other spins the same way.
Yellowing and faded plastic headlight covers can be restored by using Mequiars #10 and #17 Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish
The dealer will try to screw you! If there are no independent bimmer mechanics in your area, leave a jar of Vaseline or KY with the dealership service manager along with your keys
The check engine light is USUALLY caused by the O2 sensor but there may be other reasons for it to be set off
The little O with ridges around it are the brake pad sensors. They are in the LF and RR
The e36 does have a 'natural' lean when driverless and looked at from behind
DTM tips were invented by Osama bin Laden....don't support terrorism
OBD2 cars cannot be 'chipped' there must be a software download, i.e. you have to send your ECU to have it programmed or have a "shark injector" to do this.
Chips and 'sharked' downloads merely advance the ignition timing and will not make your car beat a Corvette
E36's are not drag cars, due to their diff ratios. If an Integra beats you, your stoopid azz deserves it, buck up and buy a new rear differential with Limited Slip
Larger rims, speaker boxes & large tail pipes will add weight and slow down your car although you think louder means it's moving faster
When you hear a "thunk" from the middle of the car, it's probably the Guibo. (flex disk)
When you hear a "thunk" from the back of the car, it's probably the Rear Shock Mounts. (RSMs)
If it's cold and you have trouble starting the car, you probably have a cold starting problem.
$tealer survival list includes: credit card with high credit limit, ETK & TIS, an attorney, and Vaseline or KY your choice (they make a nice warming gel now)
Q: I just changed my spark plugs now I'm getting rough idle.
A: Gee, could it be the new Platinum+4 spark plugs you just put in?
RTFM - Read the Farking Manual!
The *ding* you hear when it is cold out means It IS cold out, duh! (dings at 38F)
325/328/M3 exhausts are interchangeable. 318 are not. The M3 exhaust IS HEAVY!!!
Buy an genuine BMW water pump
All most all shifter rods (not the linkage, but the rod itself) are interchangable among BMWs Euro M3 & Z3 shifters are short throw shifters
Have all rear bushings inspected regularly on 325's
Oil the seats regularly
If your seat stops reclining, the plastic gear has broken inside, look on line order it for $40
There is a moonroof available but it is very expensive & adds more weight to the car = less hp
If you want nitrous, you've bought the wrong car but can be done, you can also put sand in your crank case one is just a little faster at destroying your motor than the other...
The value of a car does not increase with mods by any logical amount
It's a BMW and more than likely its not a rare one...It will depreciate
Yes, red cars ARE faster
This car will NOT get you laid, you do have to have some personality & a good bar tab
A faulty seatbelt sensor will cause the SRS warning light to stay on
Not closing the gas cap all the way will cause an engine warning light just about every time.
Once you take the dashboard apart you will NEVER get the glove box door to line up perfectly again.
Before disconnecting the battery. Make sure you write down the radio code or have the radio code card that comes in the owners manual.
The most popular setup of aftermarket name brand shocks for the E36 are H&R springs w/ Bilstien shocks/struts.
The tire in the trunk helps to maintain a near 50-50 weight ratio. If you decide to auto-X the car, you may want to leave the spare tire in the car & just run less amounts of gas in the tank.
For OBDI E36's you can use the pedal trick to get the fault codes. For OBDII, you will need a code reader.
If you find oil in your spark plug well, most likely cause is that your valve cover gasket is leaking.
You can "double lock" your doors by turning your key all the way to the right from the drivers side door and all the way left from the passenger side door.
The two significant problems on the early 318's were the profile gasket (which is not a head gasket) and the Bad
Pulsating headlights usually indicates your voltage regulator or alternator needs changing
The profile gasket affected only the M42 engines
The 318's have had 3 separate belt and pulley configurations between the M42 and M44
Cold air intakes do not work as well for the 318, the MAFs don't recognize it.
Altezza tailights were created by Satan himself...do not support raw evil
Chips do work, but the wont make your car wheelie like herbie the luv bug it will simply increase your ignition timing for a more robust/smoother torque curve
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AS A SHEEP RANCHER, would you like to own a breed that produces a heavier lamb in a shorter time, has more muscling, isn't sheared, and breeds year around? If so, the Dorper breed could be for you.
Mike Sudderth, who ranches near Ozona, Texas, says Dorper sheep thrive in arid conditions. Many parts of South Africa, the homeland of Dorpers, get less than 7 inches of rain yearly, so the Dorper feels at home in Texas' dry ranch land.
This breed of sheep is a non-selective grazer, so in West Texas these sheep skyline liveoak and cedars much like goats do as they reach to feed as high on the trees as possible. Mike has also noticed the Dorpers eating algerita bushes, but he never has noticed them eating prickly pear. (And he hopes he never does.)
Most specimens of purebred Dorpers are absent any wool on the belly and side, but often they exhibit a small amount of wool-hair mix along their top. This remaining hair reminds some ranchers of the "cape" left deliberately when Angora goats are sheared in the frigid days of February or March. This extra layer of hair keeps the sheep warm.
Philip Glass, who ranches near Water Valley, knows about goats freezing. He said, "I lost 80 percent of my Spanish goats to sleet in 1995." He purchased his first Dorper sheep in 1997 and now runs 50 purebred Dorpers and about 200 commercial ewes that are Dorper crosses.
Glass has experimented with crossing Katahdin and Barbadoes with Dorpers since both are hair sheep. The Katahdin animal brings the traits of a larger frame and good mothering instincts to the offspring. These ewes are good milkers and less prone to having mastitis. Although Dorpers do not have wool, Glass says the pelt of a Dorper makes good leather.
Multiple births are another trait of Dorpers. Sudderth recently had 88 yearling Dorper ewes that produced 44 sets of twins.
Because purebred Dorpers are expensive, many people use a two-generation method of obtaining a pure Dorper, as does Mike Sudderth. He crosses a purebred Dorper ram with Rambouillet ewes. This first cross has a white or brownish wool-hair mix, but the 50-percent Dorper, or F1 generation, crossed with a purebred Dorper produces a white-haired Dorper that sheds its hair. The F1 generation of White Dorper ewes has the wool-hair mix without the brownish color.
A purebred Dorper ewe, which has a black face and neck, is more common than the White Dorper that has white hair all over its body. Whereas the United States has 1,271 fullblood Dorper ewes, and 1,080 fullblood rams, there are only 247 fullblood White Dorper ewes and 207 fullblood White Dorper rams in the nation. Although these animals are very expensive, Glass feels that in the next five years, interest in these "snow whites" will increase.
Philip Glass visited Africa to see these sheep in their natural habitat. Most Dorper breeders begin their flock by obtaining frozen embryos, which come from South Africa to Canada and then to the United States. However, the foot and mouth quarantine has stopped the influx of embryos. Sudderth says frozen semen from Australia is still imported into the United States.
In fact, sheepmen also can buy ewes from Canada that have been impregnated with frozen semen from Australia. These pregnant ewes are called recipient ewes.
There is a difference of opinion as to whether the quarantine is good or bad. Philip believes that the quarantine has helped stabilize the quantity of Dorpers in the United States, but Sudderth feels differently.
As the number of this new breed increases, the American Dorper Sheep Breeder's Society has more sheep shows. The 2001 ADSBS show in Sedalia, Mo., attracted Dorper breeders from Mexico and Canada, as well as the United States. Sheepman had a great chance to show their purebred Dorpers.
Glass says the good taste of Dorper meat is one factor that sold him on the breed. For that reason some producers retail their own meat. However, Glass sells his sheep live by placing the commercial sheep in a local sheep sale and by selling potential breeding stock to interested ranchers. Mike Sudderth weaned his lambs at 2 1/2 to 3 months of age last year with an average weight of 80.2 pounds. Of course, he admits that last spring had good rains. After weaning his crop, Mike places wether lambs in a feedlot where they are fattened and sold. A gain of 0.73 lbs. per day and yield of 57 percent were recorded on Sudderth's most recent pen of 75 percent Dorper lambs fattened. Although Mike's lambs did well in the feedlot, most of his lambs are sold for breeding purposes.
Philip Glass says that the first Dorper show in Texas is tentatively set to take place at the San Angelo Livestock Show facilities in 2003. He feels this will be a good time for Texans to see the Dorper sheep.
Glass emphasizes, "The magic of the Dorper is early growth to weaning time." A ram he raised weighs 140 pounds at the age of 100 days.
Since these lambs gain so quickly, Glass says they should be weaned in three months. "They also eat forage at an earlier age than other breeds," he says. An added bonus to early weaning is that Dorper ewes can rebreed, have a 5-month gestation period, and produce another lamb crop within 8 months of the previous one.
One of the amazing facts about Dorpers is their ability to mature so quickly. Mike Sudderth has five fullblood White Dorper rams that started breeding ewes when they were 5 1/2 months old. Since the Dorpers mature so quickly, Sudderth breeds his ewe lambs at the age of seven or eight months. These young ewe lambs recently produced a 95 percent lamb crop.
Other interesting traits of the Dorpers have to do with their resistance against intestinal parasites. Mike and Philip both drench their Dorpers about once a year. Mike prefers to drench in the winter.
In rough country southeast of Ozona, Mike deals with bobcats and feral hogs. Both of these predators will attack the sheep so Sudderth tried different means of predator control. He first used guard donkeys with his sheep, but they bit the baby lambs and swung them around in the air by their tails. He switched to llamas as guard animals and for a year he has used them with success.
Mike thinks the Dorper is a very intelligent animal. He says they move through gates and into trailers with ease. As he becomes more involved with this new breed, he says it has decreased the number of cattle he owns and changed his carrying capacity on his nine sections near Ozona.
Sudderth says, "I now stock 10 percent cattle and 90 percent sheep." His sheep tally includes 60 fullblood and 700 percentage Dorpers and White Dorpers. These sheep must be easy to handle because Mike and his foreman, Mario, are able to tend to all the ranch work with only occasional extra help.
Both Mike Sudderth and Philip Glass are board members of the American Dorper Sheep Breeders Society. Philip is currently vice president of the organization. He says they had their fall Dorper sale in October of 2001 in San Angelo.
Mike Sudderth and Philip Glass have more than the Dorper sheep in common; both come from ranch families who pioneered this way of life and encouraged their offspring to continue working with livestock for many years. In the late 1880s Mike's great-grandfather, J.W. Friend, settled southeast of Ozona and initially ranched 125 sections. Philip Glass' family has ranched in Sterling County since the 1880s and the family holdings spread to include land near Water Valley. Each of these men are aware of the fact that ranchers have to adjust to new and better ranching methods to survive.
These two men also represent the increasing number of ranchers who have other jobs in addition to their agricultural interests. Mike Sudderth is an "all but retiring" doctor who does some medical practice in Fredericksburg, but spends most of his time at his ranch near Ozona. Philip Glass manages the Concho Valley Pecan Company in San Angelo and Pecans.com online in addition to his ranching. Both of these men, including a growing number of sheepmen, have discovered traits that they like in these Dorper sheep.
This South African breed with their ability to develop quicker and adapt to West Texas terrain well, may encourage more people to take a good look at Dorper sheep.
Philip and Jennifer Glass, Water Valley, Texas, 325-465-4267; Mike and Jean Sudderth, Fredericksburg, Texas, 830-990-8486 or 325-392-3082.


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Obama Forgets to Salute Marine
Upon realizing the faux pas, the president jogged back down to shake hands with the Marine and spoke privately with him before entering the helicopter again.
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cplmartinez May 29, 2013
Right on Bro! Slap my hand, black soul man! What it be like? Like a bee's knees ...dig it? Cool brutha ...cool!
21310063 May 29, 2013
No shocker. At what point will the big "L" be tatooed on his forehead?
17696429 May 29, 2013
Why, Why, why. . . . Why. . .
dockrick May 29, 2013
he doesn't have to return salute.
30815699 May 30, 2013
a true leader can admit mistake im not mad at him
ecarfar May 30, 2013
What a disgrace. He made the mistake, knew it (or one of the pilots told him) and compounded it by NOT saluting. If he would've come back down those stairs, looked the marine in the eye and saluted him his point total would've went through the roof with me. What he did was worse than doing nothing at all....what a jerk.
6047309 May 30, 2013
Obama is so caught up in himself that other matters are of no importance to him.
smh2996 May 30, 2013
The president should have gone back and snapped a salute to the Marine as a sign of respect. It always amazes me how the Commander in Chief of all US forces seems oblivious to proper customs and courtesies. Military courtesy conveys a respect not only by the subordinate, but by the senior individual as well. This really should be a briefing 101 to any newly elected president.
UrbanComputers May 30, 2013
You don't have to respect the man, but dam you have to respect the title "President of the United States" what's your title???…I would take the handshake any day…some people like making a big deal out of nothing…BTW…I'm still looking for WOMD…OK ..that's a Big Deal…
krod71 May 30, 2013
Bunch of whiners. Shut up. there hundreds of times officers didnt return my salute. Big deal. At least he caught his mistake and manned up and shook the marine's hand.
mookie322 May 30, 2013
Thats a shame snh
30817837 May 30, 2013
dam whats going on in our country
mookie322 May 30, 2013
VIETVET71 May 30, 2013
damn muslim puke. a poor excuse for a human being
RunForrestRun May 30, 2013
Come on folks... he realized his mistake and did what he thought was a more personable response. Not protocol but at least he tried. Better than when he had the Marine holding the umbrella during the press conference.
Electrician560709195 May 31, 2013
President by vote, only. Does not make you a leader, evident that he is not a leader
26514305 May 31, 2013
Whether required or not, I believe even most regular Joe civilians couldn't help but salute that Marine. God bless the USA!
30826422 Jun 03, 2013
He is no President Bush.
27436940 Jun 04, 2013
The man cannot do no wrong for some of you people God did not make a perfect man suck it up he is the Boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
25529761 Jun 05, 2013
I know he made up for his mistake but damn our Troops deserve better than that. Yes a hand shake may have meant more but he still should have saluted and if you look closely the Marine said something because they coveted his lips
27829376 Jun 05, 2013
Complete unadulterated ignorance. Commander and Chief? Possibly Abscoder and thief!
23716231 Jun 05, 2013
And this is news..............why? I wonder how many of you guys are really military or veterans. IT DON'T MEAN NOTHING.
frapelle1 Jun 05, 2013
obama - The Great Divider!
17367854 Jun 05, 2013
The return salute is not required. The junior person on the other hand is required at all times as a sign of respect. The senior person returning the salute is optional.
twright21 Jun 05, 2013
Some of you are so ignorant. Do you know how many times I have seen Marines, enlisted and officer alike, avoid saluting one another. Quit acting as if this is a war crime. Where were your negative comments when we had pres bush making a joke about not finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Where was the outrage when he removed our fighting men and women from Afghanistan where bin Laden was hiding to start an unnecessary war in Iraq? If you want to be outraged about something, be outraged about the 1,000s of dead Americans from the Iraq war...I guess it's OK to start an unnecessary war but heaven forbid if, being the leader of the free world, you forget to salute someone. Your blatant hate for the President is outshined only by your ignorance.
Dazari Jun 05, 2013
this is meisha and wow really?? everything on here should not have been said its so DISRESPECTFUL..
JoeSM3 Jun 05, 2013
Typical Obama move. Jerk
30834628 Jun 05, 2013
He knows not what he does or doesn't do. He's very caught up in himself. I would have much rather he return a salute to me as opposed to a handshake, I don't want him to touch me. Worst POTUS we've ever had!
rugersr40 Jun 05, 2013
commander and cheese, you can not think of others and ones self at the same time. It was someone in the chopper that informed him.
30462016 Jun 06, 2013
I just got out, 1971 to 2012 Army. Military Regulations; It is against military protocol for presidents to return salutes Salutes are not required when ⢠Indoors, except when reporting to an officer or when on duty as a guard. ⢠Addressing a prisoner. ⢠Saluting is obviously inappropriate. In these cases, only greetings are exchanged. (Example: A person carrying articles with both hands, or being otherwise so occupied as to make saluting impracticable, is not required to salute a senior person or return the salute to a subordinate.) ⢠Either the senior or the subordinate is wearing civilian clothes (a salute in this case is not inappropriate, but is not required.) ⢠Officers of equal rank pass each other (a salute in this case is not inappropriate, but it is not required.)
11726935 Jun 06, 2013
He didn't suddenly remember his mistake after boarding Marine One! Give me a break! The pilot reminded him. You can see the him doing so. It's so obvious.
SPECFX Jun 06, 2013
Yeah, he didn't forget...you can see the pilot straightening him out, the arrogant, self absorbed, scam artist." Barack Obama is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people". Clint Eastwood
EMerritt Jun 07, 2013
why did the piolet have to tell him
EMerritt Jun 07, 2013
an somthing as simple as this is flaged whats worng with it
SPECFX Jun 08, 2013
To begin with...at the very LEAST, how about lack of common courtesy....
30557902 Jun 10, 2013
Yes, he does. He has to return the salute.
JedFR Jun 10, 2013
Marines are awesome, he was not about to salute Obama for a second time.
23739348 Jun 11, 2013
That's the first time I've seen him speak to the Marine - he normally just gives a 2d Lt salute but never extends a greeting. What an imposter!
14246716 Jun 14, 2013
He didn't forget. Some adviser told him to do that. In the first 2 years that he held office he returned a salute, maybe, one time in ten. Since then, he salutes when he wants to. He doesn't appreciate the meaning of such an honor.
sniper1stLt Jun 14, 2013
Much respect for the President to realize the oversight. He is not perfect and is prone to mistakes just like the next man. When the world is against you everything you do right is not recognized and any oversight is worthy of national news. How would you feel in the same position? You may not like him but he is still our Commander In Chief whether you are willing to accept him or not and he deserves our respect.
30859857 Jun 14, 2013
The priorities are interesting -- one President who was a whiz at saluting launches us into unnecessary wars that kill thousands of our own, tens of thousands of innocents elsewhere, strengthen our enemies in Iran and elsewhere, bankrupted our nation, and probably doom us to a century of desultory war, possibly leading to our decline as a world power as certainly as happened to others before us -- Athens, Rome, Byzantium, Spain, England, etc etc etc. . . but this man ("colored man," to be sure) forgets one salute and suddenly we're falling into outer darkness. . . interesting priorities indeed.
tinbender75 Jun 15, 2013
BO doesn't even deserve to talk to that Marine. That Marine chose to be a Marine to preserve Liberty, not shake hands with a reprobate.
28775897 Jun 15, 2013
Come on, he made a mistake. Not great but as they say, let he who is without sin cast the first stone. No excuse but he probably has a bit on his mind.
17461365 Jun 17, 2013
Number 1: The POTUS is NOT required to salute in this situation. Number 2: After the pilot mentioned the salute, Mr. Obama made it a point to correct himself, even though not required. Number 3: I would think that an apology and a handshake from the POTUS is much much more rewarding than a salute would be. Number 4: This Marine knows he will be saluted next time for sure. Number 5: No POTUS is perfect. They get up every single day, put their pants on, and go about their business just like everyone else. Number 6: Any POTUS has a million things on his mind from the time they get up until they go to sleep. If they actually do sleep. Number 7: Give Mr. Obama a break! I gave Mr. Bush a break for things I didn't like that he did. Number 8: Some of the comments on this post are just plain old mean, hateful, and disgusting. Number 9: My mother taught me that if you can't say something good about something, it might be best just to say nothing at all. Number 10: In our society, you will never, ever, find everyone satisfied or in agreement with everyone else. How about a little respect for the POTUS, even if you don't agree or didn't vote for him? He is human.
15965859 Jun 19, 2013
It's not like he has a lot on his mind and Bush was way better, right?.USN 1974-1980.I will take this one over the last one myself.Too bad if you do not agree!.
15456345 Jun 19, 2013
Normally I do not like Mr. President, however I must admit he realized he made an error and instead of thinking he was high and mighty he went back and atoned for his mistake. That is impressive, It takes real humility to do that and I hope the next person to take office has that same humility. (Good job Mr. P)
RIP0706 Jun 19, 2013
What a wad!
30546982 Jul 24, 2013
He doesn't have to and that marine just made out with the highest ranking coin. FYI free drinks forever (can't top that)
31391730 Oct 21, 2013
I believe he was distracted and didn't see him, and he went got up to talk to the pilots, he then saw him through the window and went back to salute or shake his hand, than he went back up. Believe me George W Bush missed a lot of salutes as well. wont mention he didn't salute at the base of Coffins coming home. He just stood there - So every one should know that Presidents are overwhelm and stressed out and they don't do it on purpose - being POTuS is not an easy job.
PeleJAY Oct 29, 2013
shows you how much he doesn't respect the military
SonofChesty Oct 30, 2013
So what else is new???
SonofChesty Oct 30, 2013
What a Dork!
itschallenger2 Nov 02, 2013
everything is so critical to everyone these days. did u ever do something totally stupid in the army. Hell when I was a pilot on leave i saluted n airline captain walkin up the tunnel. I didnt know all the uniforms of all the services. U want critical. He got Bin Laden..........nuff said
eSpike Nov 07, 2013
But he still didn't salute the Marine!!
LogicMine Nov 12, 2013
The President doesn't "salute" anyone. He simply "returns" a salute. I have no love for this man or his politics. But I will defend the "position of the Presidency".
LogicMine Nov 12, 2013
...correction.... The President only salutes, the Fallen, and the CMOH ! All the others, is a return salute.
DaddyLongLegsUSA Dec 31, 2013
CPL Martinez, you made my day.
goatdriverNam66 Jan 01, 2014
As a few have mentioned here, practice and procedures do not require the 'O's and POTUS to reply with a elbo-bend. Its just respect, acknowledgment, recognition of the presents rants with higher authority and not for the person in the suit. That Marine well knows that being a fact and he washed his hand asap.
6326161 Jan 01, 2014
Bet he gave the marine the finger in place. The marine must have thought that I got this shiiney bayonet I would like to shove up you skinny butt hole jerk-off.
Bailey1119 Jan 01, 2014
That is ridiculous, our so called leader of this country and he can't even salute the men or women that protect this country? He still forgot to salute him when he went back down all he did was shake his hand.
31598029 Jan 02, 2014
So he shakes his hand instead? And still he failed to salute? This is just totaly screwy. Why am I NOT surprized? After all, he is the one who wants more expansion of the feminized role in the military. Go figure.
6176089 Jan 02, 2014
What a dumb bunch of comments. How many here would like to have the problems of the job POTUS 24/7 The term ignorance definiely pplies to allof the comments here.
Hawaii1978 Jan 16, 2014
Our Commander In Chief???
MichaelLara Apr 13, 2014
Obama, is the Commander and Chief Insurgent and is a destroyer of America, didn't vote for the Muslim and will never defend the Muslim.
The_LA_Baker May 19, 2014
Meh... I hate Obama as much as I hated Bush Jr., Clinton, Bush, etc, but this is not a big deal. 1) He's a civilian, always has been. 2) It was not a break in protocol or a violation of any rule. 3) It started with either Eisenhower or Nixon, and was just a choice, not a new standard. 4) He also might have just been distracted. 5) He went back and showed him respect, thats good enough, IMO.
Obama never served in the military, so its come to my understanding that he more than likely would forget to salute.
I don't really think its a mandatory thing either, just as its not a mandatory thing to do for holding office as a president.
Just as the LA Baker said, it started with Eisenhower or Nixon. In addition, because these men did serve in the military, and thought it was respectful enough to salute back to those men and women who protect them as well as the people of this country. Personally, I think we need another General of the Army serving as President.
REMF1970-1992 Jun 21, 2014
He had an absent minded moment - realized it and made amends. I'm ok with that. No need to make it a political issue or racial...
cc_md Aug 11, 2014
Return salute was never renderd....
32810200 Sep 15, 2014
That isn't cool. At least the pilot checked the President and made him go back out to acknowledge the Marine.
32922816 Sep 24, 2014
I can't believe the idiotic comments made by some of you about what the commander and chief of the armed forces should do with a subordinate marine. Salutes are to show respect for your superior officer not the other way around. What kind of moron would demand your superior officer to salute you? It not even presidential protocol to give salutes to the men in uniform. Reagen was the first president to start doing it. No other president has done it prior to that. Your lack of respect is the only reason why you would think that this president of the United States and commander and chief of the all the armed forces should cow tail to a subordinate. How truly unamerican some of you are.
MEDCOM-Soldier-Jackson Sep 25, 2014
I can understand the criticism from those of us whom have or currently are serving in the military. We understand the customs and courtesies traditions and standards when it comes to the salute, parade rest for NCOâs or attention for officers. I get it. But do remember folks that commander in chief is a title and not a declaration of military service. He is still a civilian. Donât tell me youâve never saluted some cherry LT fresh outta OCS and confused the h*ll out of him/her.
14637685 Jan 10, 2015
You guys are haters. Give the president a break. i stand Security watch every day and i salute at least 6 officers a min. i get about 4 out of 6 officers saluting me its not a big deal. bitch about the numbers of deaths that happen on the road every day. you would not sound like such a jackass.
wolfen244 Feb 08, 2015
big surprise from a military-hating muslim
32817195 Feb 08, 2015
A lot on his mind. But like what he did to show respect to our Military man with a hand shake. God Bless USA!!
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Army Command Center at the Pentagon Planned to Hold Exercise in Week After 9/11 Based on a Plane Hitting the WTC
March 26, 2011
Army officers at the Pentagon were planning a training exercise that would take place less than a week after 9/11 and that would, extraordinarily, be based around the scenario of a plane crashing into the World Trade Center. Preparations for the exercise were being made about a week before September 11.
The existence of the planned exercise was revealed by Major General Peter Chiarelli, who on September 11, 2001, was the Army's director of operations, readiness, and mobilization. In that position, which he had moved into about a month before 9/11, Chiarelli was in charge of current operations in the Army Operations Center (AOC) at the Pentagon.
Chiarelli recalled in a February 2002 interview that, after beginning his new position, he had "planned to do an exercise for the Crisis Action Team, the CAT." He said, "In some of my pre-briefings, in learning about the job, it was briefed to me that the Crisis Action Team had not stood up, except for an exercise, in about 10 years in any great role." He therefore had members of his staff design a CAT exercise that, he said, he planned to run on September 17. [1]
Chiarelli also recalled in the interview that the Personnel Contingency Cell in the AOC had been tasked with putting together a new mass casualty standard operating procedure (SOP) for the Army. About a week before 9/11, Chiarelli said, a colleague of his--"Robby Robinson"--and two other officers "came in to brief me on their new SOP for mass casualty."
During the meeting, it was decided that in the CAT exercise Chiarelli was going to run, "we would go ahead and use this SOP as a kind of exercise driver." Chiarelli recalled, "The real amazing thing of that SOP is that the scenario was an aircraft crashing into the World Trade Center." Chiarelli told the others in the meeting, "Hey, not only is this a good SOP and a good plan, but at the same time, to really make this good, what we need to do is exercise it." According to Chiarelli, "We decided that we would use a scenario similar to that to drive this exercise" that he was planning. [2]
Chiarelli did not specify in his February 2002 interview what type of aircraft was envisaged hitting the WTC in the scenario. Nor did he say whether it would have been a hijacked plane or one that crashed into the WTC accidentally. But what his account means is that, in the days before the terrorist attacks in New York and at the Pentagon occurred, a military exercise was being planned that was scheduled to take place less than a week after September 11, with a scenario that was identical--or at least extremely similar--to what happened in New York on 9/11.
The possible significance of Chiarelli's training exercise being based around a plane crashing into the World Trade Center will need to be determined by a new and unrestrained investigation of the 9/11 attacks. However, the odds of this being due to chance, and unrelated to what happened on September 11, must be minute.
The AOC that Chiarelli was in charge of is located in the basement of the Pentagon, two levels beneath a parking lot. It plays an important role within the Army. Reportedly, "Critical information flows through the high-security worksite, with AOC personnel--almost all in uniform--working day and night to keep senior Army leaders aware of issues and events around the world, helping them make timely, critical decisions." Chiarelli described the AOC as "the Army's command and control center." [3] On September 11, senior Army leaders assembled there in response to the terrorist attacks.
The Crisis Action Team, whose members were going to participate in Chiarelli's training exercise, was activated in response to the attacks on the WTC. Chiarelli said at the time that he had activated it "to respond to the contingency in New York if requested by state and local officials." He said he "anticipated that the World Trade Center disaster would require enormous rescue, firefighting, and recovery efforts." [4]
[1] Pete
Chiarelli, interview by Frank Shirer. U.S. Army Center of Military History,
February 5, 2002. However, in an interview with Chiarelli's deputy, Brigadier
General Clyde Vaughn, Army Center of Military History historian Stephen Lofgren
mentioned that the exercise was scheduled for "a couple of days" after
September 11, meaning September 13. See Clyde
Vaughn, interview by Stephen Lofgren, U.S. Army Center of Military History,
February 12, 2002. It is unclear which date for the exercise is correct.
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What a lovely phrase: the pursuit of Happiness. Mr. Jefferson originally wrote "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Property," but when he brought it to committee, Benjamin Franklin thought they should change it to make it flow better. After all, back in the day, everyone knew the phrase meant property. Courts have upheld that interpretation ever since, and we Americans who took our founders at their word, continue to enjoy private property ownership as a right without a second thought. But we can no longer afford that luxury. Instead, we must carefully and vigilantly protect this right as zealously as every one of our other freedoms.
'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.'
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Good day,
I have one question, I installed backtrack 3 successfully and explored alot.
I noticed my / partition is almost full disk.
bt ~ # df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
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/dev/hdd3 4.6G 4.6G 0 100% /mnt/hdd3
/dev/hdd1 99M 9.5M 85M 11% /mnt/hdd1
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/dev/hdd3 is my / partition. I remember only its only 1 CD when i burned backtrack 3. Probably its not more than 700MB. I wonder why its 4.6GB now. Any commands where i can view files and folders with size on that partition?
re-read my post pls.. Yes i already did df -h command
okey thanks.. that works. but anyone have idea why my /dev/hdd3 goes 4.6G ?
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ahh.. thanks for your reply tron, I have now the idea and iam going to continue searching and explore it. and also sorry for my noob question. I know the feelings :P
thanks again
hi people
I have the same problem
I installed BT3 to a 9.6 GB partition and df -h says that it is full
The strange thing is, that when I download a package from the internet with mozilla then it successfully writes it to my root folder, but when I try to extract it then it says that there is not enough free space.
The other thing: when I install a new package for example gkrellm then it installs it, but when I try to upgrade the dist then it says that there is 0 B free on my partition.
df -h:
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
aufs 9.6G 9.3G 0 100% /
If somebody can help me, please
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hmmm... what are the files that are considered temp files / pcap files. Maybe those files under /tmp ? iam not sure though... and also maybe posible to resize my / partition using qtparted booting on the livecd
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State Capitol Hates Meeses To Pieces!
Workers in the Nebraska State Capitol have been armed with glue traps to battle an infestation of mice.
The mice have been seen scurrying along floorboards and have left droppings or raided food stores in the offices of several state senators, as well as the Legislature's Fiscal Office and the offices of the secretary of state, auditor and treasurer.
Even the governor's spokeswoman, Jen Rae Wang, found one in her desk.
Building maintenance workers have distributed scores of 5-by-8-inch "CatchMaster'' glue boards to State Capitol offices to help combat the problem.
The unofficial count Monday was as many as 34 mice killed or captured.


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Wingate, N.C. - Brevard fell to Wingate by a score of 5-1 Wednesday night after being down just 2-1 at the half. Kersten Williams led the Bulldogs with two goals, while Tornado goalkeeper Sydney Douglas recorded twelve save.
The Bulldogs improve to 8-1-3 and 1-1-1 in the SAC, while the Tornados fall to 5-8 and 0-5 in the SAC.
Madi Welch connected with Williams for Wingate's first goal just two minutes into the game. Brevard battled back tying the game 1-1 at 36:06 when Alyssa Caracena received a corner kick inside the box and chipped a shot in for her second goal of the year. However, minutes later Wingate regained the lead when Donaldson crossed a pass to Williams for her second goal of the game.
The Tornados defended a corner kick and Sydney Douglas saved two shots with in the last five minutes of the first half to hold the Tornados within one going into the break.
Julie Zeilinski and Samantha Baldwin each scored for Wingate in the second half. The Bulldogs last goal came when Casey King connected on a penalty kick.
Caitie Avery allowed one goal and saved one for Wingate in 52:10 before Miriam Boucher replaced her with 37:50 remaining in the game.
The Tornados will return to action this Saturday when Warren Wilson travels to Brevard for a 4 p.m. non-conference match.


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The father stopped him and grabbed all the strangers' plates that still had food on them and emptied the food into his to-go boxes.
My sister and I went to a Japanese steakhouse. We sat at a mostly empty teppanyaki table across from a full one. The people at the full one appeared to be mostly a family (parents, three children) and two couples who appeared to be strangers. After dinner, the waiter was collecting the plates. He picked up the strangers' plates and moved down to collect the families'. The father stopped him and grabbed all the strangers' plates that still had food on them and emptied the food into his to-go boxes.Our town has an annual junk day where you can throw out just about anything you want. People troll the neighborhoods looking for "good" junk to take. We had an old couch in our basement. It was hideous (we got it from his parents) and our cat had decided to pee on it many, many times. DH bagged the gross couch cushions and hauled the couch to the curb. Less than an hour later, it was gone. Did I mention it was August, and in the 90s?We drove around later that night trying to see if whoever took it had thrown it back out again, but we never did. So someone possibly decided it was worth it to keep a pee-stained couch because it was free. Yeesh.
Over the last few years, I've developed the hobby of picking up any beer can or beer bottle I see (even if they're dirty). I get ten cents per can/bottle, and it's amazing how quickly the money adds up. We must live in a neighborhood full of slobs, because we've managed to buy a very nice couch with our "free money".
Well, you know how they say that one man's junk is another man's treasure, but I'd definitely draw the line at taking a pee-stained couch - free or not!QuoteThe father stopped him and grabbed all the strangers' plates that still had food on them and emptied the food into his to-go boxes.EWWWW!
BUT I think that some of DH's family is worse.MIL in particular is obsessed with plastic take away cups. Not the thick, reasonably you could use this a few times kind, but the cheap clear plastic ones and even the paper ones. Woe on the person who tries to throw away a solo cup.
On the other hand, DH would save up coated copper wires, strip the coating off them, and once we took that and an old washer that was in the house before we moved but wasn't working down to this place in Frederick that would pay you per pound I think for any recyclable metal. We got a good amount off that washer!
DH & I are also urban pickers. Our living room table, our vacuums, some beautiful crystal serve ware, all picked.
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Joel Parkinson Wins The Oakley Pro Bali
One thing the commentators said during the final day of the Oakley Pro Bali stuck out to me, "Joel Parkinson is a waterman." This was after he'd won the Oakley Pro Bali at Keramas and was given the keys to a brand spanking new Kawasaki PWC. Sal Masekela said something like, "He'll be on that thing all the time, he's a waterman!" True, he'll be fishing the inland waterways and doing stepoffs back home in Australia all the time, but what makes him a "waterman" is his ability to read the ocean and adjust accordingly. Case in point: As he and Josh Kerr did battle in the semifinals, a nasty little front came through with howling winds that created crumbly lips which evaporated any chance for a decent barrel ride. Parko saw it coming, bagged two quick barrels before it hit, and the heat was over as Kerr waited and waited for a tube section that wasn't coming. Sensing a change in the conditions, Parko also switched from a quad to a thruster, giving him more control in the chunky surf. So while a lot of the guys on tour can rip the shit out of anything, what separates Parko from the bunch is his innate ability to read the ocean and the fact that he's extremely in tune with his equipment.
Kudos to Tahitian powerhouse Michel Bourez who placed runner up. "Spartan" as he's called, almost had his first ever WCT win but was unable to fend off Parko in the dying minutes of the final. He'll take the runner up finish home as he prepares for the next event at Teahupo'o.—JC
ASP WCT TOP 5 (After Oakley Pro Bali):
1. Mick Fanning (AUS) 31,400 points
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 30,950
3. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 26,700
4. Jordy Smith (ZAF) 25,200
5. Taj Burrow (AUS) 24,900
Joel Parkinson Wins the Oakley Pro Bali, Fanning New ASP WCT No. 1
KERAMAS, Bali/Indonesia (Thursday, June 27, 2013) – Joel Parkinson (AUS), 32, has won the inaugural Oakley Pro Bali over Michel Bourez (PYF), 27, via an impressive come-from-behind effort in four-to-six foot (2 metre) waves at the iconic Balinese righthander of Keramas.
Stop No. 5 of 10 on the ASP World Championship Tour (WCT), the Oakley Pro Bali hosted a historic high-performance showdown including perfect heats and next level progression from the world's best surfers, culminating with Parkinson's hard-fought victory over Bourez in the Final.
Parkinson was quick to adapt to the changing conditions on the final day of action, besting fellow countrymen Taj Burrow (AUS), 35, and Josh Kerr (AUS), 29, en route to the Final. The natural-footer got off to a slow start on his road to victory, but an impressive series of fully-committed forehand combinations on a steep righthand wall would see the reigning ASP World Champion surpass the Tahitian in the final minutes for the win.
"That was amazing," Parkinson said. "That was the coolest experience coming up the sand. It wasn't the greatest of the finals and I knew it wasn't over. I figured if I got the best wave towards the end figured I'd have a chance. Michel (Bourez) ripped and was probably the most in form surfer of the event. I dropped off my four fin back to my three fin and just didn't get a good pump in that one good barrel and was hoping it didn't lose me the final. From then on I knew I had to go to do turns."
The Oakley Pro Bali marks Parkinson's first ASP WCT victory of the season, vaulting the stylish Australian to No. 3 on the rankings and within striking distance of the 2013 ASP World Title.
"This gives me heaps of motivation moving forward," Parkinson said. "I've had two bad results and I knew I could change it around, but I'm glad I did it now rather than later. This win is so special because the event had such a good vibe around the event and such good energy about it. This was huge. The event lived up to they hype because guys were going absolutely crazy. It was one of the best events I've been involved in."
Michel Bourez attacked the flawless righthanders of Keramas with incredible power, besting two-time ASP World Champion Mick Fanning (AUS), 32, and dangerous rookie Nat Young (USA), 22, on his way to the Final. Bourez would hold the lead throughout the majority of the Final, but was unable to block Parkinson's late-heat charge, taking both a runner-up finish and the best ASP WCT result of his career.
"It's really good just to make the final and it was my first final ever," Bourez said. "This event has been great for everyone with barrels everyday. The culture and people of Bali are amazing and I'm just happy to put Tahiti on the podium. I feel confident going in to Tahiti and want to go there relaxed and do my thing."
Nat Young (USA), 22, ASP WCT Rookie, continued to impress in Bali, threading excellent barrels and igniting deadly backhand turns at Keramas en route to a Semifinals finish. The Santa Cruz native was on the way to his second Final appearance of the season, but was stopped short by a rampaging Michel Bourez, finishing equal 3rd overall.
"I felt like I surfed alright," Young said. "I broke my really good board the heat before that and had to switch over to a different one. I got a couple of good waves and watched Michel take off on that wave with 20 seconds left. There was nothing I could do. It would have been nice to make the final, but I'm stoked to get 3rd and I'm stoked for Michel."
Josh Kerr (AUS), 29, was deadly at the Oakley Pro Bali, reveling in the technical barrels and Balinese walls of Keramas. Kerr looked fit for a final following an incredible Quarterfinals victory over former ASP World Champion C.J. Hobgood (USA), 33, but was unable to find a rhythm in his Semifinals match up against Parkinson, finishing equal 3rd. The result marks Kerr's best result of the season.
"It would have been nice to go one better and make the Final, but a third place is a good result," Kerr said. "This is my best result of the season and hopefully I can carry this momentum on to Tahiti and go one better there."
With an equal 5th place finish at the Oakley Pro Bali, two-time ASP World Champion Mick Fanning (AUS), 32, has overtaken then rankings leader Kelly Slater (USA), 41, for the frontrunner position for the 2013 ASP World Title. While Fanning has been incredibly consistent throughout the season, he hopes to ramp up his performances through the back half of the year in an attempt to take a third crown.
"I'm happy with the result," Fanning said. "It felt like I didn't get waves, but things fired pretty well for me overall. I had an opportunity with Michel and was just a little too deep, but I've got to be happy with myself for holding strong when times were slow and it was a great event. It's just fired me up more for the next events. It would have been good to get some more points, but it's still a result. I've got five out of five now and just go for it towards back half of the year. I've got two throwaways, but I don't have a big lead because the other guys got wins and now it's about putting it together."
The next stop on the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour will be the Billabong Pro Teahupoo from August 15 – 26, 2013. For more information, log onto www.aspworldtour.com
1 – Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.86
2 – Michel Bourez (PYF) 12.67
SF 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 14.43 def. Josh Kerr (AUS) 5.33
SF 2: Michel Bourez (PYF) 15.50 def. Nat Young (USA) 14.97
QF 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.17 def. Taj Burrow (AUS) 3.13
QF 2: Josh Kerr (AUS) 17.44 def. C.J. Hobgood (USA) 13.83
QF 3: Nat Young (USA) 17.03 def. Julian Wilson (AUS) 15.57
QF 4: Michel Bourez (PYF) 16.27 def. Mick Fanning (AUS) 12.50
ASP WCT TOP 5 (After Oakley Pro Bali):
1. Mick Fanning (AUS) 31,400 points
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 30,950
3. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 26,700
4. Jordy Smith (ZAF) 25,200
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'Co-captain Daniel Briere was held out of practice once again today as he still nursing a hip flexor. Briere has been out since suffering the injury a week ago. Sabres coach Lindy Ruff was confident on Briere getting back up to speed soon. "It seems to be a lot better today," Ruff said, "we wanna make sure though before we stick him in a full practice that he's a hundred percent."'
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Arlington cemetery app to help pinpoint grave sites
Arlington National Cemetery is the first national burial site to go digital 4G.
A smartphone app due out in the fall will tap into the power of GPS technology and help visitors navigate through the more than 250,000 graves at Arlington, providing military-grade accuracy.
"All we need is better 3G or 4G coverage in the cemetery, and it's coming," says Army Maj. Nicholas Miller, chief information officer at Arlington.
The idea may catch on: The Department of Veterans Affairs, which manages 131 national cemeteries, is considering a similar system, says Arlington spokeswoman Jennifer Lynch.
The system is a first for any federal cemetery and more accurate and up-to-date than anything in the private sector. It is a byproduct of Arlington's effort to move on from a mismanagement scandal that broke two years ago. An Army Inspector General investigation reported double-booked grave sites, graves with no headstones, unidentified urns dumped in a mass grave and millions of dollars wasted on information management systems that were ordered but never delivered or installed.
The modernization covers new equipment and procedures for everything from taking phone calls to burials and included a still-ongoing review of the 259,978 grave sites and urn niches.
A high-tech system combines aerial photographic maps with digitized records to keep track of urns and grave sites, schedule an average of 27 burials a day, plan procession routes and other events, and give the public access to photos and maps with 3-inch accuracy for each of more than 300,000 individuals buried at Arlington.
The system also has an online component allowing anyone with Internet access to view any grave site, for "virtual visits and better planning of their trip" to Washington, says Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill, who chairs the subcommittee on contracting oversight that investigated the scandal and recommended solutions.
McCaskill says she urged the Army two years ago to use its combat technology to "not only fix some of the heartbreak" at Arlington but to "bring this cemetery, with the geospatial tools that you have, closer to people across America and the world."
"I think that's exactly what they've done. and I think it's very exciting," McCaskill says.
By H. Darr Beiser, USA TODAY
Arlington National Cemetery will be rolling out this app for mobile devices that will allow visitors to locate graves.
Kathryn Condon, executive director of the Army National Cemeteries Program, holds up a tattered map and a 3-by-5-inch index card to illustrate how burial records were kept when she arrived — exactly two years ago come Sunday — to whip Arlington into shape.
"We were one fire away from having all our records destroyed," Condon says. Fixing the problem "was real simple — give them the right training. Give them the standards, and most importantly make sure they have the right equipment."
Rep. Rob Wittman of Virginia, chairman of the oversight and investigations subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, says Arlington's new leadership has done a good job but that the new system needs more redundancy and third-party auditing.
"Time will be the judge," Wittman says.
He also wants Arlington's next chief to be a commissioned military officer subject to the military code of justice, which he says will provide swift action if necessary. Multiple investigations of Arlington's former leadership failed to find prosecutable evidence of criminal behavior, which Wittman said leaves him "very, very frustrated."
When the scandal broke, hundreds of families asked the cemetery to look into discrepancies on their loved ones' paperwork. Scott Warner of Canton, Ohio, was granted an exhumation in September 2010 to verify that his son, Heath, was in his casket. Warner believes the cemetery remains unprepared to handle such requests with dignity, but he is satisfied that a new chain of custody procedure has been implemented to prevent discrepancies.
"That's really good," he said.
After comparing photographs of every grave site and urn niche and digitized paper records, 32,716 discrepancies have yet to be reconciled. Condon says no new burial mistakes have been discovered, but she acknowledges that more could exist.
"You find them when you go to put someone in the ground," she says.
The mess at Arlington was detailed in an Army Inspector General investigation that reported urns had been recovered from a cemetery landfill, people had been buried under the wrong gravestone or without one, and that 211 discrepancies in records or gravestones were found in one of Arlington's 70 sections. The Inspector General faulted Arlington's former superintendent, John Metzler, and his deputy, Thurman Higginbotham, who spent $5.5 million in seven years on contracts to modernize the cemetery's record-keeping system but never produced a finished product.
The price of mismanagement was also borne by cemetery families who found discrepancies in their loved ones' burial records. Most called a new call center established to investigate their complaints and accepted the military's resolution of the discrepancies.
Condon assigned 70 soldiers from Arlington's ceremonial Old Guard to photograph the front and back of every grave stone, urn niche and grave marker. The photographs were linked to the digitized records and to a computerized map based on aerial photographs that provide military-grade accuracy to administrators planning a procession or event, and to families and researchers looking for individuals interred in the 624 acres of grounds.
Past practices at Arlington contributed to poorly tracked and shifting grave sites, she says. And much has changed:
• New burial procedures require a cemetery administrator to act as a liaison with families and then verify that burial record numbers painted on the concrete casket liners and lids match grave markers and tags on each casket.
• Families can view burial records and design tombstones on Arlington's web site before a burial happens.
• Graves are now tamped with pneumatic hand tampers instead of a backhoe, and the dirt is sifted so it tamps more evenly, to reduce shifting and sinking.
• Buried urns are now enclosed in 18-inch concrete boxes, so they'll be harder to accidentally dig up and toss in a landfill.
• Small new earth movers and cranes lower caskets into the ground and cover them, to reduce the shifting of the earth, damage to the turf and disturbance to neighboring graves.
Although some elements of those procedures existed before, "the whole process is new," says cemetery administrator retired colonel Jack Lechner.
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Published: July 25, 2011
Download TCPView(285 KB)
TCPView is a Windows program that will show you detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system, including the local and remote addresses and state of TCP connections. On Windows Server 2008, Vista, and XP, TCPView also reports the name of the process that owns the endpoint. TCPView provides a more informative and conveniently presented subset of the Netstat program that ships with Windows. The TCPView download includes Tcpvcon, a command-line version with the same functionality.
When you start TCPView it will enumerate all active TCP and UDP endpoints, resolving all IP addresses to their domain name versions. You can use a toolbar button or menu item to toggle the display of resolved names. On Windows XP systems, TCPView shows the name of the process that owns each endpoint.
By default, TCPView updates every second, but you can use the Options|Refresh Rate menu item to change the rate. Endpoints that change state from one update to the next are highlighted in yellow; those that are deleted are shown in red, and new endpoints are shown in green.
You can close established TCP/IP connections (those labeled with a state of ESTABLISHED) by selecting File|Close Connections, or by right-clicking on a connection and choosing Close Connections from the resulting context menu.
You can save TCPView's output window to a file using the Save menu item.
Tcpvcon usage is similar to that of the built-in Windows netstat utility:
Usage: tcpvcon [-a] [-c] [-n] [process name or PID]
This Microsoft KB article references TCPView:
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By Gale Fiege Herald Writer
EVERETT — The newest addition to city's waterfront has arrived.
The USNS Montford Point, the new Military Sealift Command ship, docked at Naval Station Everett. The ship that left San Diego on July 12 is the Navy's first in a new class of mobile landing platforms — a sort of mobile pier out in the ocean.
It's a big ship. It's more than two-and-a-half football fields long, but not quite as long as the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz.
The Everett base is Montford Point's temporary home through early fall, said Naval Station Everett spokeswoman Kristin Ching. While here, the ship's 34-member contract crew will prepare, practice and conduct trials for the Navy's Board of Inspection and Survey.
The ship also is scheduled for a trip to Vigor Marine in Portland, Ore., for an industrial work period that will add cargo transfer features, including a raised vehicle deck and a vehicle transfer ramp. After it's been all checked out, the ship will be deployed.
The Montford Point is a new class of ship to be used specifically to transfer equipment, personnel and supplies at sea, even in 4-foot waves. Its deck can be lowered for hovercraft to float on and off, and can be used for salvage jobs as well. It also will be used to deliver vehicles and equipment ashore.
The idea is that the mobile landing platform can reduce the U.S. military's dependency on foreign ports and provide support to Navy ships in the absence of any port. It should be especially useful during disaster response and for supporting Marines once they are ashore, according to Military Sealift Command.
The Montford Point has a maximum speed of 15 knots and a range of 9,500 nautical miles. At 785 feet long, it displaces more than 80,000 tons when loaded.
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With fuel costs climbing, plant managers and fleet managers have had to readjust their strategy for keeping silo bins full. Key to maximizing the availability of material at the lowest possible delivery cost is studying the efficiency of the bulk material deliveries. Managers can't do much about cement plant haulage distances, or even local traffic volume. But they can have filling strategies.
These include off-hour transporting and unloading, buying additional filled standby trailers and even installing continuous inventory monitoring systems to help schedule deliveries.
Another approach has been to install electric blowers at each unloading point to eliminate using tractor-mounted units. This has an additional benefit: allowing the truck to haul more product.
While all of these initiatives could yield positive results, producers could benefit exponentially if they could be combined into one system. Employing a high-tech system that can help eliminate driver error and, most importantly, provide the plant manager a keep-filled situation would work best.
At the last ConExpo, Richard Weeks unveiled some modifications to a proven unloading equipment technology that meets this objective. His company, Automated Cargo Transport Systems, West Chester, Ohio, introduced a system that Weeks believes makes the task of unloading pneumatic tankers automatic and 100% consistent.
His unloading system includes a series of measurement plant-mounted devices by which an independent process controller can automate the unloading. The system eliminates the need to have a tractor and driver present. Through proper measuring, the unloading process is automatically controlled, ensuring no plugged lines or overfilled silos and eliminating the need to wait for silo capacity.
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Weeks says that producers who have updated their unloading practices with his system have reported an almost 30% increase in delivery efficiency. "Our system frees the tractor and driver to deliver to other sites for pickup, often during non-peak traffic hours, almost providing an extra load a day," he says.
But Weeks says the system has other benefits, such as eliminating driver errors and overfilled silos.
Yet the real benefit comes when the producer links the delivery area to the keep-fill system. Weeks' company sells an online inventory/process control software program that can provide instant status notification and silo level information.
Key to the system is the radar level sensor. This level sensor is also flexible, so a producer can employ it as an integral component of the full automatic unloading system, or a user can utilize it as a separate item. Weeks says the sensor has a proven track record in dusty and corrosive environments.
Producers that are using Weeks' system have benefited because batch operators feel they have better control of the whole operation. "They say the system is an effective way to view real-time silo levels and tanker status at the batch house, dispatch office, and on the Internet," he says.
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Vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders are conditions in which blood supply to the back of the brain is disrupted.
Vertebrobasilar insufficiency; Posterior circulation ischemia
Three main blood vessels provide blood flow to the back of the brain:
This part of the brain contains structures that are crucial for keeping a person alive, such as breathing, heart rate, swallowing, vision, movement, and posture or balance.
Many different conditions may cause blood flow in the back part of the brain to be reduced or stopped. The most common are smoking, highblood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol levels. These are similar to the risk factors for any stroke.
Vertebrobasilar vascular disorders may also be caused by a tear (dissection) in an artery wall.
Other less common causes of vertebrobasilar vascular disorders include connective tissue diseases and vasculitis.
Most common symptoms may include:
Other symptoms that may occur include:
Tests depend on the possible underlying cause, but may include:
Sudden onset of vertebrobasilar symptoms is a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment. Treatment is similar to that for stroke .
Treatment and prevention may include:
The outlook depends on:
Each person has a different recovery time and need forlong-term care. Problems with moving, thinking, and talking often improve in the first weeks or months after a stroke. Some people will keep improving months or years after a stroke.
Complications of vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders are stroke and its complications. The complications of stroke include:
Patients may have vision loss in one eye.
Complications caused by medications or surgery may also occur.
Call 911 or your local emergency number, or get to the emergency room if you have any symptoms that may suggest a vertebrobasilar circulatory disorder.
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