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Multicast: From Theory to Practice
Your radio or TV must be tuned to receive the channel you want to hear. In a similar way, you must "tune" your kernel so that it knows which multicast groups are of interest. This is known as "subscribing" the host to a particular group. Note it is the host, not the process, that is subscribed. Processes are bound using bind to a particular multicast group/port pair and must tell the kernel they want to receive traffic for that group. The kernel then knows it must not drop packets for that group. When it receives them, it makes copies for all processes bound to that multicast address and port pair. When the last process that remains subscribed to the group "drops membership", the kernel stops sending these packets to the upper layer protocols and ignores them again.
In short, if you want to receive traffic from a multicast group, you must take the following steps:
Create the socket (lines 71 to 74).
Bind the group/port (lines 81 to 84).
Optionally, use the SO_REUSEADDR option (lines 76 to 79), so that more than one process can bind the same group and port on the same machine, i.e., have multiple receivers.
Join the group (lines 87 to 92).
The IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP option expects a pointer to a struct ip_mreq. This structure is defined in netinet/in.h. The first field, imr_multiaddr, contains the group address you want to join. The second, imr_interface, holds the IP address of the interface to which the group will be joined. This is a key point: membership is associated with both groups and interfaces. You do not just join a group; you join a group on a network interface. If your host is multi-homed, you can join the same group on all your network interfaces, on one of them or even on some of them. This way, the application will get packets sent for that group and received on that particular interface.
Normally, you want to receive traffic for that group and you don't care which interface received it. In those cases, fill the imr_interface field with the INADDR_ANY wild card (see line 88).
When you are done, you might want to drop membership (stop being a member of that group), although this is not strictly necessary if you are going to close the socket right afterward. The kernel will drop membership for you on all groups the socket was subscribed to when you close it.
If your process drops membership for a particular group but keeps the socket bound, it will keep receiving that group's traffic as long as any other process in the host remains a member. Joining a multicast group only tells the IP and data link layers (which in some cases explicitly tells the hardware) to accept multicast datagrams destined to that group; it is not a per-process membership, but a per-host membership.
The rest is easy; we fork and let the parent send messages (lines 123 to 137) and the child receive them (lines 104 to 122). As we told it not to loop back, we do not see our own messages. Change the IP_MULTICAST_LOOP option, and you'll find you are talking to yourself.
Feel free to test, modify and enhance this example program. You'll probably see that there are certain subtleties not fully addressed in the text. It is difficult to cover everything in a short article, but you can check and complete it by reading the Multicast HOWTO (tldp.org/HOWTO/Multicast-HOWTO.html).
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Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy, Today the Senate Judiciary Committee returns to Vermont to hear from the people of St. Albans about this community's efforts to combat the persistent problems of drug-related crime in rural America. Once again, Vermont's civic-minded, all-hands-on-deck experience in dealing with drug-related crime in rural areas is helping to advance a dialogue about this problem that can be useful to rural communities across the nation. Drug-related crime is not just a big-city issue. As we heard in Rutland earlier this year, drugs and related crime are a growing problem in rural communities in Vermont and across the country. The problems here, as in so many other small communities, are serious, but the people of St. Albans are not taking them lying down. They are fighting back and coming together as a community to find innovative, community-based solutions to these complex problems. 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The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Council of Europe member states hold the Chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers on a rotating basis, each for a six-month term. Alphabetical order in the English language is followed. It is at the Organisation's seat in Strasbourg that the outgoing Chairman hands over to his or her successor.
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Norway's period in office was reviewed, and the priorities for the next six months was set out, after which a discussion took place on the Summit of Heads of State and Government to be held in Warsaw in May 2005.
Before the meeting of the Deputies begins, Secretary General Terry Davis and President of the Court of Human Rights Luzius Wildhaber made a speech at the signing and ratification ceremony for Protocol No 14 to the European Convention on Human Rights. The Polish Minister met the press in the Palais de l'Europe, presenting the priorities of his country's Chairmanship and giving some details about the Warsaw Summit.
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Video: The Washington Nationals Celebrate NL East Crown While Losing to the Phillies in the 9th Inning
Oct 2, 2012, 1:52 AM EDT
The Washington Nationals are your 2012 National League East Champions.
We knew this was likely coming for weeks but it still seems so strange to see it become a reality. 2008 never seemed so long ago.
As you can see in the above video, the Nationals were losing to the Phillies on Monday night when the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Braves to clinch the division for Jayson Werth and his Nationals teammates.
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As for Monday night's game, the Phillies bested the division champs by a final of 2-0. Kyle Kendrick earned his 11th win of the season.
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It's a familiar scenario and one which has played out ad nauseam for a long time. It polarises opinion like few other topics and there just isn't any common ground. In fact, the gulf has widened to become a chasm.
That is pretty much the only conclusion to be drawn from Pope Benedict's recent ramblings about all things gay marriage.
In his Christmas address to the Vatican bureaucracy on Saturday, Pope Benedict decided not to celebrate what the Festive Season should mean to Roman Catholics – peace, love, family, togetherness, oh, and the birth of the religion's deity – but instead chose to rail, again, against gay marriage by saying it was destroying the very "essence of the human creature."
It comes on the back of the good pontiff, in his recently released annual peace message, saying gay marriage - like abortion and euthanasia - was a threat to world peace.
Threat. To. World. Peace. Say it slowly. Allow it to sink in.
I'm not sure if that means the Four Horsemen of the apocalypse will actually turn out to be two couples, sent down to destroy humanity by living together in harmony having been given the opportunity to legally get married.
Of all the things which could legitimately be considered threats to world peace, Pope Benedict comes up with gay marriage. Famine, drought, natural disasters? Nah, not so much.
Sleep tight knowing climate change, man made or not, won't have as big an impact on how we live. Over-population? Bah Humbug! Nor will wars, disease or being forced to watch another season of Big Brother.
Nope, it's gay marriage that threatens world peace. You really couldn't make this stuff up.
It's outlandish statements like these that open up Pope Benedict, and indeed his church's stance on issues like gay marriage, to be roundly and rightly ridiculed.
The arguments against gay marriage (it's Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve is my personal favourite) can quite often sound crazy. It'll lead to people wanting to marry animals; it's a slippery slope, don't you know?
But putting arguments for or against gay marriage aside just for one moment, the timing of Pope Benedict's comments is what is particularly annoying.
Christmas - for theist or atheist, believer or agnostic - should be a time of togetherness. It should be a time when we put aside our differences and celebrate as one. For Christians there is a religious aspect to their celebrations, and that does not need to be denied. For everyone else it's just a chance to, hopefully, be with family and friends and, perhaps, reach out and lend a helping hand to someone who is less fortunate than ourselves.
It's a pity one of the world's most influential and powerful religious figures couldn't find it in his heart to try and bring people together at this time, rather than sticking another wedge in society that just isn't needed.
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TChong says:
Ah yes
The homophobic, but infallible Benny The Biggott.
Not like those evil intolerant muslims, is he ?( sarcasm intended)
Religions arent just mind numbing opiates for the masses, they
( organised religions) are for the most part , wells of bigottry, ignorance and superstition , for people who are unable to think for themselves.
That is why all religions , historically, have reffered to their followers as flocks.
acotrel says:
Carol Wotylja wasn't silly. He once said - 'with all this new found democratism, we should still recognise the authority of Christ' - thus reaffirming his own position. The main thing about the catholic church is that despite all it's faults and it's maintenance of a facade of respectability, it's heart is in the right place
acotrel says:
Perhaps if gay marriage was permitted by the catholic church, some of it's priests would want to marry each other ?
Paul says:
I can't wait for all the hateful comments that agree with this awful man in a frock. What is it about homosexuality that makes these people froth at the mouth and say the nastiest things?
Jacob says:
Brilliantly said.
The Pope also used World Peace Day to rail against gay people as well, and recently blessed one of the Ugandan lawmakers behind the "kill the gays" bill.
Reg Whiteman says:
What else do you expect from a little fat man who wears dresses and believes in fairies?
The real threat to world peace is not Cecil and Cedric or Sharon and Shirley doing nasty things with each other's orifices and sensitive spots, but old fools like that Hun in the Vatican and his ilk thumping their bibles, korans and torahs all around the world.
It is no surprise that the religious, of all flavours, are always against progress and the pursuit of real knowledge. They want to keep everyone ignorant and believing in superstitious and demonstrable nonsense so that they can hold on to power in this world. They have invented the greatest 419 Scam (advance fee fraud) of all time. At least the Nigerians promise you $35M in this life for a series of small up-front fees - but the money never comes and eventually even the stupidest person works out it's a con; but the Churches promise you everlasting life, free from sickness and death, with everything you can possibly imagine all provided free, forever - but only after you are dead! No-one can ever come back and say "It's a scam! I paid my tithes all my life and there was no heaven, no 72 virgins, no flying around in the clouds, none of it! All those thousands of hours I spent chanting prayers got me nothing at all; I'd have been better off mowing the lawns or painting the house."
I have been boycotting Christmas for many years now. I buy no-one presents and refuse to sit around with relatives I can barely tolerate whilst consuming a calorie-laden feast of roasted meats washed down with copious quantities of beer, wine and spirits while waiting for the women to start the usual Christmas family brawl. None of that for me anymore! Tomorrow I'll be working all day painting the foyer and, hopefully, I won't see a single relative nor hear a single carol sung.
Happy summer solstice to all – and try to do something useful with the public holidays.
Sickemrex says:
Damn, I had my money on pollution or war. Who would have thought the small percentage of the population who are sexually attracted to the same gender held such doomy power?
Shorty says:
Do we expect anything else from an increasingly irrelevant and isolated organisation?
Dying animals always thrash about.
hawker says:
I'm a lapsed Catholic but still have friends and family within the flock. Some of them work within the organisation. What I find striking, and frustrating, is the disconnect between the work of these people at the coalface and the doctrinal obsessions of people like Pell and Benedict. So much so that the Catholics I know really don't pay attention to them.
I suggest noone else should either.
Shane* says:
I would recommend you go and read the actual passage, but I doubt you will. It's more convenient to think of the Pope spitting bile and hate, and less convenient (even if true) that he was addressing a profoundly philosophical question: What role, if any, does nature play in the life of a person in the 21st Century?
Merry Christmas everyone. Now let's all take a moment to reflect on the stellar work of Catholic organisations around Australia who providing struggling families with the means to have a semblance of Christmas.
Reggieman says:
Build a bridge and get over it. So a religious leader reinforces his church's beliefs. How dare he! Once people on this planet come to understand that there are actually different opinions and beliefs, the sooner we can all start to focus on the real issues instead of this non-issue
Mik says:
The theme for the season is Control.
Let it not distract us from the good people of either religion who do very good work selflessly. Indeed, thankyou to all, religious or not, who go the extra mile for others without expecting anything in return apart from the hope that the lives of those they help may get a little better.
youdy beaudy says:
The Pope is really just the head of a very large and wealthy organization. It's up to people themselves as whether they see him in some light as an Authority on God and whether he has the connection to say what he says. He is also a head of state as well. He has his opinions and others have theirs.
In the context of natural law then homosexuality could be considered as against that law or at least the opposite to it. But in human relationships then it is a different thing because there are emotions involved and emotions are fickle at the best of times. There are things about it all that i don't agree with and on the other hand freedom from discrimination is what people of good will want. So, which way to go. It is a very difficult one for Governments to handle, they have to be very careful with it as not of inflame the situation. One can understand that and then there are the heterosexuals that have to agree and there should be an inclusion for them as they are the ones who produce the progeny and are more important.
I think the best way to sort this all out is to call a Referendum on the question as to whether the general populace are happy to agree with gay marriage and then it could maybe be put to rest. It is really easy to do that, let the people decide. If the people vote yes then that is it and gay marriage is legal and the gays can rest easier.
I wouldn't worry about what the Popes says as any Authority that he has as regards God is very limited. They will say that God made us all and God loves us all but they will also change it according to their bigotry and speak for God, which they don't have the right too and say Gays are lesser.
So what happened to God loves all equally. Marriage really has nothing to do with Religions as Marriage existed long before any of the Modern religious cults invented themselves. But Gay people have always been there so there must be some leeway made for them and make them inclusive in human society.
All families have Gay people in them or have had at some time. The Gay people say that they are born that way with those feelings and then if we accept that then then it comes in under a different format. It comes in under the laws of Attraction and Repulsion which are laws we are all subject too and that is outside the so called authority of religions. It is the natural law that is indicated there. No man can change that. The natural laws of which we are all subject too are not religious and detached from the human sentiment.
Me, well i am of two minds over it all as i am with most things. There are positive and negative within all things that we have to think about, but i say let the people decide and kick the religions aside. We are the ones who have to accept it aren't we.? It should be our decision and religion should stay well away as they don't have the right connection on this one.
Barge says:
The "gays" can do whatever they like but they can't steal the word "marriage". Go find your own word.
kittyz says:
Adam and eve destroyed world peace if you read the bible, so what does it really matter? Humans are the destruction of the world gay or not. religion causes more wars than anything else and I recently had a friend delete themselves off my Facebook as I made the statement "why is it ok for catholic schools to discriminate against non catholics who would like admin roles in schools that receive government funding." these so called giving catholics are not open to others at all, and after all the arguing about how unqualified I was at doing an admin role as she believed I wouldn't have the ability to "communicate" with clergy (pretty sure I can talk to people no matter their religion) and students (apart from me making the obvious point that its not an administrators role to preach nor council children nor would it be appropriate). And after all that I never got my answer about if the catholic church is exempt from discrimination law. bah humbug.
Seano says:
Santa is sure to leave a lump of coal in Benny's Xmas stocking. Although considering the church is still stuck in the Middle Ages he'll probably find that useful…
AdamC says:
There is no such thing as 'overpopulation', so gay marriage may quite credibly be a greater threat to world peace than it. However, it is still a pretty low order threat, I have to admit.
However, I can never understand why people get so offended by Catholics opposing gay marriage. They are perfectly entitled to oppose it. They have been opposing it for the best part of two milennia. They are not going to change their stance because of a blog post by a subeditor from Adelaide, which sports a gratuitously nasty, dismissive headline and is written with a tone of disrespect. Gay marriage advocates surrender the moral high ground when they insist on ridiculing their opponents.
Also, I really wish gay marriage advocates would redirect even a small fraction of the furious lobbying on gay marriage towards legalising commercial surrogacy. That would have much more tangible benefits for gay male couples (and heterosexual couples unable to carry a baby naturally) than some 'marriage' certificate we can (figuratively) wave in the Pope's face.
Fluffy says:
Hmmm, so outlaw/destroy gay people, but protect pedophiles. Me thinks this fairy worshipper has his priorities wrong.
Where was HIS fairy when the priests were attacking children? Oh thats right, looking after the sick and poor…not. What a load of BS.
21st century buster, not the 15th
Gregg says:
Would the Pope be rather pissed with Sea Horses, like in the male being the pregnant one and there could even be the odd sea creature that does a sex change.
He and the church surely did take some enormous strides backwards for mankind and after that fiftieth anniversary was it of one small step for mankind.
If I had been a catholic, I reckon I might just be thinking of exorcing myself of their demons like beliefs.
Craig says:
If gay people hold so much power, why does the pope oppose them?
Traditionally the Catholic church sucks up to those in power and persecutes, defrauds or robs those without.
This is an example of the same pattern repeated. They have nothing else.
Ray says:
Pope Benedict happens to be absolutely right about gay marriage.
In any case, as gays are renown for their promiscuity and unfaithfulness, only a minuscule percentage of them would be able to make a "marriage" last if it were legalised. Besides, sadly, they have a higher risk of dying younger from STDs, AIDS and suicide, thanks to their risky lifestyle.
Richard Merrell says:
Homosexuality is abomination, indeed according to the scriptures, no Sodomite, catamite or lesbian shall inherit the kingdom of God unless they repent and cease their wickedness. http://www.richard-2782.net/abom.htm
As to Easter and Christmas, they have nothing to do with the Son of God in any way, shape or form, rather the feasts of the Lord as laid out in scriptures pertain to the Son of God.
Yeshua was conceived in Kislev during (Hanukah) Yeshua was born in Tishri during (Tabernacles) Yeshua died and rose in Nisan during (Passover) Yeshua baptised with Holy Spirit in Sivan during (Pentecost) and Yeshua will come again in Tishri during (Shofars) NO ONE knows the day or hour, but we can know the 'season'. Shofars = trumpets; the gathering together of the Lord's people. See my new Carol please
quite happy with quiet times and std marriage conv says:
As with and like the harlem rebellion era and the many before examples of protest groups… with gray whites,mr goldbergs,coloured versus negro,coptic,muslim,etc etc and in australia the rise of generation new guard know all moralist (of all gender sexual preferences) amongst gen x, they gradually die away, and get super(s)(c)eded.Lets hope all the one corridor, three right shoe wearing,anzac jingoistic spouting spoilt brats, one dimensional philosophers, break their computor fingers and stop clogging up the airwaves.These moralist supporting gay marriage will be the same ones who believe parenting is right, not a gift from nature and nature we know too well ,is selective with what it dishes out..Mmmh!
Chris says:
I don't like commenting on tabloid websites like this, but I would just point out that the pope at no point in his address referred to gay marriage at all. He was criticising the view expressed in certain feminist philosophies that gender is merely a social construct and not grounded in biology. The effacement of biological differentiation is likewise the effacement of marriage and family as understood until recently.
Before commenting you might like to read the Pope's Christmas message yourself. That obviously goes for the journalist as well.
Gerry says:
Yesterday there was a post on "the Punch" about a 'fatwa" announced by a Muslim against the celebration of Christmas. Here on the post ... being sensitive that they didn't allow a free-for-all biff with Muslims, the Moderator noted that 'comments will be moderated strictly.' Well done, guys, very sensible. We know that free speech ought not simply be an excuse for unbridled bigotry. So, here is an article making some assumptions and conclusion about the leader of the largest Christian Church in the world, Catholicism… and off we go. No strict moderation of comments on this one. You can say anything you like about the Pope, or Catholicism, or Christianity, .... a pretty uneven approach by "The Punch", I think. (Lucky Catholics are such placid folks here in Australia)
I haven't read the source document that the author refers to, but if you have a cursory interest in what the Pope says, you will notice that he says lots and lots of things about lots and lots of topics. Gay marriage would not be at the top of his list of world concerns. I suspect a bit of journalistic license was used in contextualizing the Pope's comments.
Finally, its not just religions that have concerns about gay marriage, I actually read an article by a gay rights activist who thought wanting 'gay marriage' was actually a plot by religious folks to make gay people 'settle down' and give up the uncommitted lifestyle that many gay men enjoy. Interesting thought.
Richard says:
Its not news that the Pope opposes gay marriage. He always has, and (if there's a God in heaven) always will.
I was raised as a conservative christian, and I was always taught from a very young age that homosexuality was one of the highest forms of evil. Every other conservative christian and catholic in the world was taught the same.
That conservative christians think homosexuality is evil is just something that the gay lobby is just going to have to accept.
People are entitled to their views, and you know the view that homosexuality is evil is not a new or radical idea. It has been the prevailing community attitude in our society for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years.
I hate pies says:
I guess the main point of this article, and gay activists in general, is that if you don't agree with our philosophy and ideology, you are wrong…end of discussion.
stephen says:
Over a year ago I visited the State Library to meet Sir Michael Kirby - the retired High Court Judge - and to buy his book titled 'Michael Kirby - A Private Life' - and possibly to get this volume signed, and to say hello.
I did both, and in the frontespiece the Judge has written 'For Sam and Stephen, With all good wishes.
Be messengers for a new world' ... and then it was signed.
Now I don't know who 'Sam' is.
I attended him on my own.
Did I say 'Maam' instead ?
Don't think so - even I have a respect for the Judiciary.
Did I say Pam, or ham, or flam - what about antihistamam ?
(Right now I should say that another male I spoke to later at the library had the same mistake written in his copy, and had it corrected by Sir Michael, on the spot.)My point is this : the writer of the book is homosexual, and he had obviously assumed that I was - amongst others, and I am interested why such a person would think that anyone would be interested in such a life as only another homosexual would - in other words, why didn't the Judge assume nothing, that perhaps we were interested in him because of his legal skills and as a mature person, irrespective of our sexuality - and his ?
Perhaps gays don't assume so much as demand the right to assume.
And this is what the Pope may have been responding to : his words may not have been an attack, but a defence - pure and simple.
It is getting to the stage when I have to excuse myself for not being gay because I have a bit to do with the Arts.
My sexuality is not so private, but I rebutt those who get indignant when I stress that sexuality, to me, is not so important, and that therefore - as they say - I 'cannot have a political bone in my body.'Catholicism and other religions do not have a mandate to express their views as intent, yet they and everybody else certainly can say what they like.
Or write.
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Soon after the EPA was founded 40 years ago, it began photographing American environmental problems for its Documerica Project.
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22 pounds of food costs between $6 and $7, and can feed 20 - 30 animals per day, depending on their size and season of the year (i.e. during freezing winter weather more food is needed). There are an estimated 2.5 millions stray dogs in Romania on the streets and in poor shelters, suffering from starvation,abandonment and neglect Romania Animal Rescue's help includes spay/neuter, education,veterinary care, and food. We intend to bring that food source to them, with your valuable help.
Under Communism, Romanian citizens were forced to relocate into cities to work in factories. Dogs were abandoned on the streets by those who could not house them in city apartments, and have been repopulating for the past 40 years. While Romania Animal Rescue has our massive spay/neuter program for dogs so that less puppies will be born to suffer, we feel obligated to help feed those who are already living on the streets, in shelters, and who are under guardianship of impoverished citizens.
Dogs on the streets will no longer need to eat trash or bones, and the caretakers of the strays and impoverished guardians will have a means to feed their beloved animals and not watch them suffer or die of starvation. Shelters will have more funds to update and repair their infrastructures if we can alleviate some of their food costs.
Countless people will benefit from this help......children as well as adults will no longer have to witness starving animals on a regular basis. Shelters will not have their animals suffer from starvation. This, combined with our spay/neuter program, will alleviate the suffering of thousands and potentially millions of animals who were born in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Personnel and Cost Data Associated with Implementing DOD's Homosexual Conduct Policy
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From fiscal years 1994 through 2009, the Department of Defense (DOD) separated over 13,000 active military servicemembers under its homosexual conduct policy. These separations represent about 0.37 percent of the 3.6 million members separated for all reasons, including expiration of terms of service and retirement. In 2005, GAO reported on the number of separated servicemembers under DOD's homosexual conduct policy who held critical skills and the costs associated with administering the policy from fiscal years 1994 through 2003. GAO was asked to examine data from fiscal years 2004 through 2009 to determine (1) the extent to which the policy has resulted in the separation of servicemembers with skills in critical occupations and important foreign languages and (2) the services' costs for certain activities associated with administering the policy. GAO obtained and analyzed DOD personnel and cost data; examined DOD regulations and policy documents; and conducted interviews with officials from the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, the Defense Manpower Data Center, and each of the military services. GAO provided a draft of this report to DOD for review and comment. DOD did not have any comments on the report.
According to GAO's analysis of Defense Manpower Data Center data, 3,664 servicemembers were separated under DOD's homosexual conduct policy from fiscal years 2004 through 2009. Of the 3,664 separations, 1,458 of these separated servicemembers held a critical occupation or an important foreign language skill as determined by GAO and the services. More specifically, 1,442 (39 percent) of the servicemembers separated under the policy held critical occupations, such as infantryman and security forces, while 23 (less than 1 percent) of the servicemembers held skills in an important foreign language, such as Arabic or Spanish. Seven separated servicemembers held both a critical occupation and an important foreign language skill. However, the number of separated servicemembers with critical occupations could be an underestimation because of a number of factors. For example, the Air Force provided the occupations eligible for enlistment bonuses from fiscal years 2006 through 2009, but could not provide this information for fiscal years 2004 and 2005 because the Air Force's data were incomplete. Using available DOD cost data, GAO calculated that it cost DOD about $193.3 million ($52,800 per separation) in constant fiscal year 2009 dollars to separate and replace the 3,664 servicemembers separated under the homosexual conduct policy. This $193.3 million comprises $185.6 million in replacement costs and $7.7 million in administrative costs. The cost to recruit and train replacements amounted to about $185.6 million. In calculating these costs, GAO included variable costs, such as recruiting bonuses, and excluded fixed costs, such as salaries and buildings, to the extent possible because according to service officials there would likely be no significant increase in fixed costs when recruiting and training a relatively small number of replacement personnel. Each of the services tracks and maintains data in different ways, which in some cases affected their ability to provide GAO with only variable costs. For example, while the Army and Air Force could disaggregate variable and fixed recruiting and training costs, the Navy could not disaggregate variable and fixed recruiting and training costs, and the Marine Corps could not disaggregate variable and fixed training costs. To the extent that recruiting and training cost data provided by the services contain fixed costs, this is an overestimation of replacement costs. Administrative costs amounted to about $7.7 million and include costs associated with certain legal activities, such as board hearings, and nonlegal activities, such as processing separation paperwork. The Air Force, Army, and Marine Corps provided GAO with administrative cost estimates; however, Navy officials explained that changes in separation processes from fiscal years 2004 through 2009 prevented them from providing an accurate administrative cost estimate in time for the data to be included in GAO's analyses. Because the Navy did not provide these data, GAO's calculation is an underestimation of DOD's likely total administrative costs. Because of data limitations, GAO was unable to determine the extent of the overestimation of the replacement costs, the underestimation of the administrative costs, or the resulting net impact on GAO's total calculations.
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Best Bet Burgers Recipe
Why change a classic? This fool-proof burger will make your mouth water as soon as it hits the grill!
- Lucy Meyring, Walden, Colorado
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- 1 tablespoon chili sauce
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1 garlic clove, minced
2 pounds ground beef
- 6 hamburger buns, split
- Buffalo Burger Topping, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into six patties.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat 5-7 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 160° and juices run clear. Serve on buns. Top with Buffalo Burger Topping if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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It is official: the Broncos are average. A 4-4 record qualifies as such. At times, they have been really good this year. At other times, they have been on the other end of the spectrum.
Sometimes they have been just good. At other times, well, they have not.
When you shake everything out at the halfway mark of the season, the Broncos' pluses have about equaled out to the minuses.
There is no doubt that the Broncos' defense played one of its better games in the 26-17 loss to Miami on Sunday. Denver kept Miami out of the end zone until the Dolphins' final 80-yard drive. That was a doozy of a possession to be sure but the defense played well enough for the Broncos to win the game.
The offense continued to be generous, committing three turnovers and continuing the trend that has seen the Broncos be their own worst enemy. In four losses, Denver has turned the ball over 15 times. Ouch.
Injuries have undoubtedly contributed to the offensive slump. When a team misses players such as Tony Scheffler, Eddie Royal, Brandon Stokley, Selvin Young at various times, it is bound to have an impact.
The defense has been hit, too, with Champ and Boss Bailey getting hurt and Elvis Dumervil playing with a broken finger early in the year.
That impact is greater for the Broncos, who early in the season showed that, more often than not, the pass would set up the run. They tried to run first against Miami but the Dolphins bottled it up and some costly turnovers were one reason Denver couldn't get into a rhythm.
When the offense was rolling to start the season, the defense struggled. Now, the defense seems to have figured some things out but the offense is stuck in low gear. To this point, the Broncos have yet to play consistently well on both sides of the ball and one can't blame the injuries. For many reasons, they simply haven't played well.
While their 4-4 record is good enough to keep them in first place, the Broncos have their work cut out for them if they are to stay there.
The Broncos have lost four of their last five games. Five of the final eight games are on the road. The injuries keep coming with D.J. Williams and Marlon McCree getting shaken up against the Dolphins.
The Broncos have turned the page on the first half of the season. The second half begins Thursday night in Cleveland and the Broncos are desperate to rewrite the script from the first three weeks: winning.
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Whitney Beach Deli & Wine changes become permanent
Date: October 7, 2009
by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
Whitney Beach Deli & Wines will not re-open as a restaurant. Instead, owner Andrew Hlywa will focus on expanding the deli concept that he initially developed for the summer.
Hlywa opened Whitney Beach Deli & Wines at 6810 Gulf of Mexico Drive in Whitney Beach Plaza in February, featuring a menu Hlywa described as an "American grill"-style. This included pancakes and omelets for breakfast, sandwiches and wraps for lunch and classic entrees for dinner, along with a full bar and adjacent liquor store. Due to tough economic times and a slow summer, Hlywa closed the restaurant and bar in June, leaving only the liquor store open for business, planning to re-open in October. But a week later, he re-opened the bar and the restaurant portion as a deli, serving a limited menu of doughnuts, muffins and Danish pastry for breakfast and hot dogs, cold sandwiches and salads for lunch and dinner. Hlywa said the changes would allow him to cut costs for the summer.
Hlywa said he decided to make the deli concept permanent Oct. 3, as the result of "economics and the depression that Longboat is in."
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