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As the technology landscape evolves at a breakneck pace in the civilian world, the Defense Department is looking to overcome its many layers of security requirements and capitalize on the mobile movement for combat use.
"How do we take the technologies that kids are using today and take that to war?" said Bruce Bennett, program executive officer, satellite communications, at the Defense Information Systems Agency. "There's not just one answer anymore. Everything is on the table."
Bennett, speaking as part of a panel at the Mobile Technologies symposium held in Washington by the local AFCEA chapter, pointed out that as DOD approaches the 10-year mark of the net-centricity movement, there are still challenges existing at many levels.
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"Net-centricity requires trusting peers and sharing … but that's the antithesis of how DOD works. We need culture change," he said.
Other challenges for extending mobile technologies into combat lie within outdated policies and archaic acquisition processes, the panel suggested.
"Our goal is to extend the desktop into the mobile environment … [but] our mobile devices don't really meet our mission," said Air Force Col. David Stickley, director of communications and CIO, Air National Guard. "Most of our challenges are self-imposed by policy," including security procedures that can be counterintuitive, he said.
Col. Scott Moser, G-6 for the Army National Guard, agreed the high-level brass can be a problem for implementing cutting-edge technologies fast enough.
"As CIOs, we've gotten into the business of saying no, and that's not where we want to be. We need to get into the business of saying yes," Moser said.
He also pointed out that using BlackBerrys in the field for e-mail isn't enough.
"How do we take new mobile technologies and make them more than just tools for e-mail?" Moser said.
In terms of acquisition, DOD – and the broader government – still struggle with overcoming the old way of doing business and buying technology.
"We're so entrenched in the traditional acquisition mode; it can be hard to break away from the big, 10-year acquisition business model," said Patricia Craighill, assistant director, joint planning and development office, NextGen and special adviser to the Air Force CIO office.
All three panelists called on industry to help bring the latest mobile technologies into the theater.
"Security is a responsibility across the board … whether it's a military provider or an industry provider," Stickley said.
Even beyond security, DOD wants to incorporate new ideas to get better mobility to troops on the ground, the panelists said.
"There's not just one answer anymore – it's about hybrid solutions. Everything is on the table," Bennett said.
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I completely agree with the comment posted. I've been hearing "we need a culture change" for years -- but how? when? It's easy to say, not so easy to implement. Commenter is correct - as long as people's jobs are on the line, it won't happen. Do we wait for experimentation organizations to figure it out? Most technology changes I've seen in the military happen at unit level when some gutsy Signal Captain or Major "just does it" to satisfy his Infantry boss breathing down his neck, and the Army finally realizes the warfighters NEED these capabilities.
This article highlights the problems with DoD technology implementation in more ways than one. So many of the quotes are about "everything is on the table..." but until policy is changed so the working level staff does not get dinged for trying out the new technologies, staff will remain hesitant to put their jobs or network accreditations on the line. Ultimate approval comes from the DAA and until that official is willing to put his/her name on the line for using these products, technologies will lag.
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Date: December 8, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Town Attorney David Persson said the Longboat Key Town Commission can review the town's vision plan whenever it wants.
Last month, Town Manager Bruce St. Denis advised the commission he was going to hold off on scheduling a discussion at a future workshop for the town's vision plan, which was created in 2007 with the help of input by 300 Key residents, until The Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside renovation and expansion application was complete.
St. Denis made the decision after discussing the matter with Persson.
But Persson now wishes to reconsider his advice.
"It seems to me that while there is a potential danger of discussing specifics of the application, there are other considerations that might lead the commission to wish to begin discussion (on the vision plan)," Persson wrote in an e-mail to commissioners. "It appears to me that the commission is very sensitive and responsive to the requirements that the quasi-judicial process imposes, both collectively and individually. I believe that discussion could occur without violating anyone's rights so long as we are all vigilant."
The commission reviewed the document, which contains a list of goals and objectives for the town for the next 20 years, but has never officially adopted the plan. Instead, it chose only to accept it.
The vision plan, the commission believes, needs more work because its action step timeline needs to be updated and some of the goals that have been completed can be removed.
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A Plymouth Township police officer was killed in the line of duty one year ago on September 13, 2012.
On Friday, Officer Bradley Fox was honored with a Fallen Hero plaque. Family and friends of Officer Bradley Fox gathered to celebrate and remember a hero.
During the ceremony, Officer Fox was awarded with the District Attorney's Medal of Honor, which is the highest honor presented to a law enforcement officer in Montgomery County.
District Attorney Risa Verti Ferman hosted the event along with Plymouth Township Police Chief Joseph Lawrence.
"Brad was a man who truly had everything that he wanted in life, and life was good, and then it ended without warning and without a chance to say goodbye," Ferman said.
On September 13, 2012, Officer Bradley Michael Fox was murdered while pursing Andrew Thomas, who fled from a hit and run accident.
Investigators say Thomas ambushed Officer Fox along with his K9 partner Nick and shot Officer Fox to death.
Thomas then shot and killed himself.
Nick recovered from his injuries, and now lives with the Fox family.
Officer Fox is celebrated as a dedicated Marine, police officer, friend, and family man.
He was killed the day before his 35th birthday, leaving behind his wife, daughter, and unborn son.
The dedication of the Fallen Hero plaque was presented on the Schuylkill River Trail in Conshohoken: the site of Officer Fox's death.
It is the 20th plaque dedicated to fallen heroes in Montgomery County: "It represents Brad Fox: the man who ran into the danger and risked his life so that we could be safe," District Attorney Risa Verti Ferman said.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! Former Broncos defensive lineman Pete Duranko passed away on Friday following an 11-year battle with ALS, the disease which would inspire him to become a national spokesman and fundraiser in search of a cure and to raise awareness. Duranko was drafted by the Cleveland Browns out of Notre Dame in 1966 but spent his entire NFL career from 1967 to 1974 with the Broncos, playing in 98 games and starting 76 of them. Regarding his own battle with ALS and his wife's fear of the day when Pete would be unable to care for himself, he told Patrick Saunders in 2003,
"She says, 'I don't know if I can handle it.' And I told her, 'You never know what you can handle."'
Duranko was 67 years old and passed in his hometown of Johnstown, PA. Our thoughts go out to the Duranko family.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The players and owners met for 10 hours yesterday but apparently accomplished little, will remain in touch over the weekend and reconvene for more negotiations on Monday. Meanwhile, Jason La Canfora writes that the loophole left by the Eighth Circuit's ruling likely allows the NFLPA to pursue an expedited injunction to protect the rights of unsigned players, and that if an agreement isn't reached in short order they may do just that. Plus, if Judge Nelson were to grant such an injunction then the NFL would be unable to appeal the decision.
Puzzlingly, Mike Freeman thinks the Eighth Circuit's decision only helps the owners. However, he still thinks reason will prevail in the end. Finally, Andrew Brandt says the two sides are hoping to come up with an agreement that will result in perhaps a decade of labor peace.
Happy Friday, Broncos fans! During a lengthy sitdown with John Fox yesterday, Woodrow picked the new HC's brain on the Denver QB situation. And while Fox says he has an idea who the starter will be, Paige surprisingly admitted to having no clue whether it's Kyle Orton or Tim Tebow whom Fox has in mind. We all were told when Fox was first hired that he's rather coy with his public statements, and that while he loves to talk he prefers not to actualy say anything while doing so - perhaps this is our first, best dose of that. Fox provided fodder for the backers of Tebow: he'd rather a "gamer" and leader who can handle pressure than someone who excels in practice - and for Orton fans: it's crucial the starter has a firm grasp on the offensive system. Surely, we can all interpret that through whatever lenses we're already wearing...
Fox went on to tell Paige that adding a running back is the team's #1 priority come free agency (more than a DT?!?!) and claimed the Broncos would fashion the "most sophisticated" rushing attack in the league, whatever that means. As Ted had alluded to upon the HC's hiring, Fox says he will leave the game-day playcalling to the coordinators and that his involvement will be heavier during the week, especially on defense.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! A collection of lawyers on both sides met yesterday for almost 11 hours yesterday in New York, apparently continuing to work on the smaller details with the mindset of reducing the expected 10-14 day lag between an agreement and signed document. Sounds a bit like putting the cart before the horse right? Couldn't the players and owners be working on the more crucial facets of a potential agreement concurrently?
Either way, De Smith, the Commish, the players, owners and Judge Boylan are expected to rejoin the talks today, although Boylan is scheduled to go on vacation on Saturday. If an agreement isn't reached before then, it will be interesting to see if the two sides will be able to forge ahead without resorting to their prior games and without allowing NFLPA outside attorneys Jeffrey Kessler and Jim Quinn to sabotage the negotiations in holding out for a beneficial verdict in the antitrust suit. Then again, it's thought that both the Eighth Circuit and Judge Doty have completed their rulings and would issue them if the two sides were to stalemate again.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The legal staffs of the two sides met yesterday for over seven hours in New York, will meet again today, and are expected to be joined by the players, owners, De Smith and Roger Goodell tomorrow. Meanwhile, Albert Breer goes on to write that if the talks were to stretch beyond July 15 and result in canceled preseason games, ownership is likely to worsen their offer and thus increase the likelihood of the labor dispute playing out in court.
Chris Mortensen is hearing a deal is "within reach" yet unlikely to be consummated this week. Finally, Mike Silver writes that a deal is much closer than the two sides are letting on, too close for them to allow the whole thing to regress into a legal battle. Silver believes that ultimately the two sides will both be able to claim victory in the end and come out looking like roses in the eye of the football-watching public, and that all will be forgiven for the lockout and its rhetoric. I'd have to agree with that last sentiment - what, are people going to stop watching football because training camp and OTAs were either shortened or omitted? Please...
Good Morning, Broncos fans! While the players and owners prepare to resume their negotiations today in New York, more details on their talks from last week are emerging. The reports from Thursday and Friday that the owners had backtracked from the earlier agreed upon split that gave 48% of revenue to the players has been confirmed by John Clayton, who says the owners increased their offer to 46% before the latest talks adjourned.
Meanwhile, Judy Battista writes that the retired players whose suit was combined with that of the current players filed a class-action complaint yesterday against both the players and owners, accusing the two sides of conspiring to lessen the retirees' benefits for their own gains. The goal of the complaint, which was filed in Federal District Court in Minneapolis, is to allow the retired players to represent their own interests at the negotiating table rather than letting the NFLPA do so.
Happy Fourth of July, Broncos fans! Mike Freeman has penned an open letter to De Smith asking the NFLPA leader to get lawyers Jeffrey Kessler and Jim Quinn away from the labor negotiations. Freeman hears that the two attorneys have been "picking stupid fights" which have "delayed the negotiating process." As Jason Cole wrote the other day, the thinking is that Kessler and Quinn are pursuing an agenda that holds out until a verdict is reached in the Brady antitrust suit, one the players would be expected to win in a big way.
Meanwhile, Florio points out that the players will also lose out financially if preseason games are lost.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The Bradenton Herald caught up with Von Miller while he was at the NFLPA's rookie symposium last week, and the #2 pick spoke about his inclusion in the Brady suit and his lockout living arrangements. Miller admits it will be tough to top the season last year's second-overall choice Ndamukong Suh had, and he has a great perspective on the fact that he'll likely make a lot less money on his rookie contract than will Suh as a result of the expected new rookie wage scale. Miller told writer Alan Dell that he can't fear losing something he never had, and that
I am living with my parents, and they love me being there so everything is fine. To me, it's never been about the money. I've played all my life for free, and if you take something here you've got to give something there. The great players will get their money in the long run.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The yo-yoing of the labor talks has continued, as Thursday's grim midday news were followed by many hours of negotiations and a reported mending of the revenue split issues. The talks continued for a couple of hours yesterday before breaking for the weekend, and are expected to start anew on Tuesday. Adam Schefter says the main issues being dealt with at this point are still the revenue split and the financial source of the so-called "legacy fund" to benefit retired players.
Mike Freeman is hearing that player attorneys Jeffrey Kessler and Jim Quinn are the biggest impediments to a deal at this point, and he writes that the Eighth Circuit and Judge Doty are holding off their own rulings and hoping that Judge Boylan's mediation will be enough to see the two sides through to an agreement. Finally, Jason Cole writes that Kessler and Quinn are happy to wait out the courts because come September, the players are likely to win big with their antitrust suit, as the owner's lawyer before the Eighth Circuit did little to convince the judges that a lockout could be extended beyond six months.
Happy Friday, Broncos fans! Jarrett Bell of USAT writes about the Broncos and the five biggest questions he deems they're facing this season, starting with whether John Elway will succeed as a front-office exec and if Tim Tebow can wrest the starting QB job from Kyle Orton. He figures the presence of John Fox means that hopefully the constant turnover at the DC position will finally come to an end, although Bell thinks the Broncos' selection of Von Miller over Marcell Dareus (of course, who knows if Dareus was even their second choice?) will be a hot debate topic going forward.
Bell concludes by wondering if Brian Dawkins has enough to contribute in his 16th season (and is it worth $6 million?) and if the Broncos can finally restore their home-field advantage. That last one should be filed under the "moot points" category, as good teams always have good records at home, while mediocre and poor teams (like Denver has been for the past five years) do not. They just have to become a better team, period. The rest (winning at home, beating division rivals and lesser teams, etc.) result from that...not vice versa.


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"It's no excuse but the present government response is the best that can be expected from any Philippine government. In fact, this one may be doing better than what other Philippine governments might have done. "
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Philippine Red Cross (PRC) chairman Richard Gordon makes sense in the heated debate on whether the government is doing enough one year later after Typhoon Yolanda. The Red Cross chairman says that the government strategy should be to "build back smarter" by putting up new townsites that are self-sufficient and disaster-resilient.
But Gordon notes that the "build back better" tack is slowing reconstruction efforts because of the lack of available land where permanent houses can be built for the typhoon survivors.
"The government wants to put up big permanent homes for the victims and that slows them down. The government mindset is to immediately construct these houses but the problem is land. They can expropriate but the next question is where?" Gordon notes,.
He made the remark as President Benigno Aquino met the Cabinet clusters involved in the Yolanda reconstruction. Perhaps, Goradon should have been in that cabinet meeting, where solution came from the housing sector, despite the Chair of the HUDCC Vice President Jejomar Binay being present, who never spoke but was only a litener to the monologue of the President.
Cabinet clusters need to firm up the implementing rules and guidelines (IRR) for Administrative Order No. 44 in order to streamline, coordinate and expedite the processes and requirements for permanent housing for affected families residing in hazard-prone and unsafe areas within the 50-kilometer radius or the "Yolanda Corridor."
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The group People Surge Alliance for Yolanda Survivors, who are the extremist as regards anything that has to do with Yolanda, deplores the government "insensitivity" to the Yolanda victims.
They want the President to go — now! As if that would solve their problems.
While admitting that the government was "slow" in its actions, Gordon said it is understandable considering the extent of the damage from the disaster.
The fastest that these areas can achieve full recovery, according to Gordon, will be between "two to three more years."
"Certainly, there are problems along the way so that the national and local government should fasttrack their efforts by closely monitoring and coordinating what should be done first," the former senator said, noting that long-term planning should include the fact that the country is typhoon prone and that disasters are already a part of life.
"Given this, it's not enough to build back better but smarter and more importantly, higher," he pointed out as he suggested that shelters be constructed farther from the coasts.
"The government is empowered to put up new townsites and these should be elevated or multi-storey. Also, by building back smarter, the people should be provided with livelihood if not a transportation system that will bring them to and from their places of work such as the coasts in case fishing is their job," Gordon added.
"The cycle of disaster and poverty must be addressed by offering long-term and smarter solutions," he points out.
Yet, there are no miracle short cuts to the reality that many face years, or even the rest of their lives, enduring typhoon-exacerbated misery.
The government's rehabilitation master plan envisages moving roughly one million people away from coastal areas that are deemed vulnerable to storm surges by the middle of 2016, when Aquino's term ends.
However, those plans have already fallen behind schedule, amid problems in finding new land that is safe and suitable for 205,000 new homes, and the frustration of the victims is showing.
"The pace is not very fast. It's snail paced unfortunately," Vangie Esperas, a Tacloban councilor, said as she toured a fledgling new town with temporary shelters but no running water or power.
"Many of our brothers and sisters are still living in tents and some of them are in temporary shelters," Esperas says.
Aquino has also expressed frustration at some of the delays, which is partly due to the infamous government bureaucracy.
The government also acknowledges the region's economy will take many years to recover, largely because the two most important sectors—coconut farming and fishing industries— are in ruins.
"There's no question in my mind the poor are poorer than they were before the typhoon," Save the Children Philippine country director Ned Olney says.
IBON, an independent think tank, also says that the government's "flawed" recovery program has failed to reach hundreds of thousands of affected families.
Yolanda affected the livelihood of about 5.6 million to 6 million workers especially in agriculture, fishing, trade and transport sectors. Agricultural income in the affected areas, for instance, was estimated to have dropped by 50 percent to 70 percent after the typhoon.
A survey of 1,094 respondents in six Eastern Visayas provinces showed that 8 out of 10 families earn less than P5,000 on the average every month. Majority of the respondents belong to families with five or more members.
Government reports that only some 215,471 families have been given livelihood support through its short-term 'Cash for Building Livelihood Assets.'
"This could mean that as much as some 780,000 families have either no livelihood support or are relying on scattered efforts of non-government organizations (NGOs) and the private sector," says IBON.
The number of evacuees has been estimated at 918,621 families and the number of houses destroyed at 1.2 million.
"In fact, around 250,000 families or 1.3 million individuals are still living in uncertain or inadequate homes such as in evacuation centers, tent cities, bunkhouses and those who partially rebuilt their homes in the government-declared 'no-build' areas. A year later, government data reports that there have only been 364 houses built and only in Tanauan and Tacloban in Leyte," notes IBON.
The data from the Office of the Presidential Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery (OPARR) shows that just 213 classrooms have been repaired out of a target 19,648; only 27 of a target 132 public markets; 64 kilometers out of a target 431 kilometers of farm-to-market and national roads; and 3 out of a target 34 bridges.
IBON notes:"The government's response to the urgent needs of the Yolanda survivors is not only slow and glaringly inadequate. It also fails to address the most important reasons for the vulnerability to calamities of Eastern Visayas communities—among these the widespread rural and urban inequities that cause millions of people to be poor and vulnerable in the first place."
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Hi Guys,
I am about to head to vic for the both the xmas break and for my mums 80th birtheday but today the VT is playing up.
Went out to get fuel and it stalled at a set of lights. Key off and started again.
Got about 200 meters to the servo, fueled up, started and drove about 500 meters then stopped again.
It started and then drove about 1km or so, before stopping and now wont start at all.
Engine turns over, but wont start.
No codes or errors showing on the display and no warning lights. Mind you not sure how to check any other codes.
Any suggestions? It drove fine yesterday but today its not working.
Last edited by doka; 19-12-2010 at 05:57 PM.
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its got 124000km on the clock.
Never run low on fuel, always (in teh 6 months since i have had it refuled at half tank)
Battery is only 6 months old and checks ok with multi-meter
When it stalls there is no splutter, rise in revs or anything etc, its just like the key has been turned off.
Shorted pins 5 and 6 on the diag connector and received 12 - which i believe is all systems pass fine.
When i turn the key on i can hear the whine of the fuel pump, so i assume that is working.
Fuel filter is flowing fuel and less than 2000km old
Could the crank angle sensor fail with no code? Thats all i can think of at fault at this stage.
Im hoping its not the fuel pump as its a full tank of fuel !!
Last edited by doka; 19-12-2010 at 04:56 PM.
if it's a 6 then there's a good chance it could be the crank sensor.... they don't give a code when they fail, neither will the DFI module & both will give you those symptions.
Have you checked to see if you have spark, injector pulse and fuel flow? you can also try disconnecting the air flow meter, sometimes it will cause it to fire up again........
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Yes its a six, fuel is getting past the fuel filter, but from there i dont know.
Tried to start it now its cold (even tried the pouring cold water over the crank sensor) but turns over but wont start, sort of sounds like it wants to..which is now leading me down the path thinking its a fuel problem.
Have not been able to check spark, bit hard by yourself I have discovered.
How do you check the Injector pulse?
Im putting money on tomorrow morning it being loaded on a tow truck and heading to a mechanic...
Last edited by doka; 19-12-2010 at 08:39 PM.
the easiest way to check the injectors is with a noid light.... other wise you can hold the top of the injector while someone cranks it over.... failing that pull out a plug and see if it's wet.....
If you have had injector pulse the whole time there is a good chance the plugs are now yet & it won't fire at all...... check by pulling one out and see if it's yet/smells like fuel, if this is the case pull them out and let the cylinders air...
From memory there is a really easy way to check for spark on the 6's.... pull both leads off the same coil pack & crank it over. They use a waste spark system, so the spark will jump across the 2 terminals with the leads removed (only works if they are male terminal poles, this will also work for similar systems). Failing this a screwdriver wedged into a lead and tower can be seen from the drivers side if your tricky.... otherwise I have been known to grab someone walking past & got them to crank it while I check a few things LOL
Either way you go, keep us informed with what you find
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Ok tried cranking it this morning, but no go.
Could not see any spark when disconnecting the plug leads off the same coil on the coil pack and plugs were dry after cranking it a bit but had a slight smell of fuel.
Called a tow company to get it to the mechanic..$238.00 to tow it 18km.....
Spoke to Mechanic, explained problem..he reckons crank angle sensor.
But no workshop can look at my car till new year, i dont have the tools or knowledge to try and replace sensor myself so rather not try it. Spoke to Lubemobile (of all people) and they quoted 280.00 to replace sensor and can do it today (between 12 and 2pm). So no real option but to book them in.
I just hope it is the sensor.
I have some spare coil packs that a super6 dfi module..may sawp the coil packs over..nothing else to do while i wait.
Last edited by doka; 20-12-2010 at 07:37 AM.
been looking through the service manual and it says that the the cranks sensor sends a reference pulse to the pcm, when the pcm receives this signal it then commands all injectors to open for a priming pulse, then commands the injectors to off until next reference pulse.
Would i be right in reading this as - if there is no signal from the crank sensor then the pcm will not command the injectors to pulse and hence no fuel delivery?
edit..scratch that .. read another part which says if no pulse from sensor then all injectors will pulse untill fault fixed.
Funny thing is no where in the diags for "not starting" does it even mention the crank sensor
Last edited by doka; 20-12-2010 at 07:50 AM.
I had a relay fail on my VT SS and it caused the same symptoms. I thought there may have been an issue with the immobiliser but the fuel pump was operating. Solved the problem by swapping the dud relay with the headlight high beam relay which was the same. Car started instantly. $10 for a new relay. The NRMA patrol man discovered it by chance as he couldn't hear the solenoid click when the ignition was turned on. But my car is a V8. Still, it is hard to tell if a relay is out as there is no visible sign like with a fuse.
Motorists drive automatics. Drivers drive manuals.
Cheers - I have swapped the ignition and fuel pump relays for know good ones, checked all fuses and cleaned connectors.
I thought it may be the immobiliser, but tried both keys and the light above the mode button stops flashing when i unlock it so I think it means the imobiliser is off.
Been going through things all morning and cant see anything that may be causing the issue apart from Crank Sensor or fuel pump.
I am still suspecting Crank Sensor as fuel pump appeasr to operate and there is fuel being pushed past the fuel filter. Well when i say that, I am guessing the pump operates as when i remove the filter there seems to be fuel pressure and a fair bit of fuel comes out. Connect it back up, turn key, hear pump whirring, then turn off and disconnect filter and fuel pressure seems to be built up as more fuel comes out. If you get the idea..
I hate problems with no issue you can point a finger at lol
Lube mobile is here lol
Current Status - Fuel Pump is working, but no injector pulse or spark. He managed to pull a code - no reference pulse from crank .. so is in the process of replacing the crank sensor
Last edited by doka; 20-12-2010 at 03:26 PM.
Update : all fixed. He replaced the Crank sensor but still no go. traced fault to DFI module and found the wiring on the plug a bit suspect (probably the original fault).
Cleaned and fixed up the wiring and its all good. Offerred to take out the new crank sensor and put old one in and charge me for an hours labour to fix the plug but told him to leave it in seeing as it was throwing a code and probably going to fail anyway.
So car has no codes, runs well and i feel beter again lol. Total cost $250.00 so i cant complain.
So thanks for everyones advice and Blown, I have now seen what a noid light is
Last edited by doka; 20-12-2010 at 03:34 PM.
Glad to hear everything is working!! Sounded like a nice lube mobile guy u got too, that always helps!!!
God made ****-But it was FORD who put wheels on it!!!!
i never had much 'faith' in lube mobile, always thought they would be stupidly expensive for what they do. But this bloke was excellent and was also a holden man
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Glad to hear all is ok.Nothing worse than being without your car over the christmas period.
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The remaking of Lake Sakakawea: Locating cultural viability in negative heritage on the Missouri River
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1425.2011.01317.x
© 2011 by the American Anthropological Association
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Volume 38, Issue 3, pages 468–483, August 2011
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MURRAY, W. F., ZEDEÑO, M. N., HOLLENBACK, K. L., GRINNELL, C. and BREAST, E. C. (2011), The remaking of Lake Sakakawea: Locating cultural viability in negative heritage on the Missouri River. American Ethnologist, 38: 468–483. doi: 10.1111/j.1548-1425.2011.01317.x
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The creation of Lake Sakakawea in North Dakota during the 1950s resulted in significant grief and loss for the Fort Berthold Indian community and continues to figure prominently in the collective memory of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara people. Drawing from ethnographic information pre- and postdating dam construction, we examine the lake's paradoxical identities in the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation worldview, as a repository of negative memory and as a locale of cultural knowledge, continuity, and meaning. The tribe's response to the construction of the lake illustrates how physical and psychological adjustments to irreparable loss can resituate negative heritage as culturally viable property.


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I'd be tempted to just adjust for temp, as the time spent cooling the sample could be used for more productive purposes, say, sampling another homebrew
I always adjust for temp, which I measure with a thermometer. Its easy.
When I first started AG brewing I used to take a pre-boil gravity. I couldn't be bothered anymore. I'm very consistently getting at least 80% now so I don't worry about it. If you are going to take the readings though, definitely cool the sample first (just throw it in the freezer, it doesn't take long to cool). The farther the wort is from the calibration temp of the hydrometer the less accurate the reading.
That said I have been considering getting a refractometer. While I'm not so worried about my pre-boil gravity I am concerned about over sparging and extracting tannins.
I only take an SG at the tail end of my runnings from the second batch sparge and do so for note taking only. It's mostly to see how well I've done sparging. If the efficiency is low and I noted a 1.020+ reading, I know I could have sparged more to fix that. If it's an off flavor and I noted a 1.010 or lower reading, I might have pulled some tannins. It's just good for troubleshooting.
Maybe I'm a little too comfortable. I don't take a reading until I'm racking out of the cooled kettle into the primary. What's done is done and I just want to get a mark for ABV readings later on.
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I just place a cup of wort in a bucket of cold water. Take a reading when the wort has cooled to 60 or so - just for curiosity. Doesn't take too much effort - but I agree with BierMuncher - what's done is done. I just go with whatever the gravity is - I don't try to adjust it with water or extract.
I tend to do the same (not bother until I am done), but there is something to be said for knowing your efficiency before you go into the boil.
If you have a new system or your process isn't very repeatable, you really want to know whether you significantly under-shot or over-shot your mash efficiency. If you did, it is going to affect your hop utilization and your bitterness-to-gravity ratio, which is one of the most important taste aspects of your finished beer. If you have an idea that your are above or below concentration of fermentables going into the boil kettle, at least you then have the opportunity to re-calculate your hop utilization and predicted IBU's, and then make last-minute corrections to your hop additions, if required.
I take a cup or so out of the end of the boil with a pyrex cup and put it in the fridge. When everything is pitched, cleaned and put away the sample is under 80 and ready to go for measurement and tasting.
Like I mentioned, I don't test in order to compensate. I just do it to compare my sparge methods for learning purposes.


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In this week's address, the President laid out the steps he took this past week to fix our broken immigration system. Enacted within his legal authority, the President's plan focuses on cracking down on illegal immigration at the border; deporting felons, not families; and accountability through criminal background checks and taxes. These are commonsense steps, but only Congress can finish the job.
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I'm convinced Zoe has evil powers. Earlier this week, we were teasing her extensively. The skies then darkened and a violent storm ensued, accompanied by some glorious hail. Once she had forgiven us, the clouds vanished and the sun appeared once more. What the heck? Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
If any console has had a truly blockbuster year, it has to be the Wii U. You look at the games released this year on that device, and Nintendo was batting for a six all the way, klapping hit after hit out of the park. Super Smash Bros brings the Nintendo 2014 release schedule to a close essentially. And that game is ending the year with a bang.
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Where has this year gone? We are drawing closer and closer to that time where vast amounts of money gets exchanged for gifts that people don't really want, Boney M on repeat, and large trees that are covered in kitty dreams. What I'm looking forward to most is just winding down and… playing some more games. DON'T JUDGE ME OK!
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Starring: Udo Kier
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House on Straw Hill: Banned in Britain as a Video Nasty for thirty years! A shockingly violent and erotic tale of seduction, brutality and revenge. Cult movie icon Udo Kier ( Mark of the Devil, Flesh for Frankenstein) stars as a successful novelist suffering from writer's block, who rents a country cottage with his wife (British 70s sex sensation Fiona Richmond) in the hope of finding inspiration. But the arrival of a sensual secretary, played by Linda Hayden ( Blood on Satan's Claw, Taste the Blood of Dracula) sets in motion a chain of events that culminate in an unrestrained explosion of sex and savagery. Film elements were long thought lost or destroyed on this sleazy gem but the original camera negative was unearthed in a barn in rural England and painstakingly restored for this first official uncut release anywhere in the world. Director commentary and cast and crew interviews will round out the package.
The House of Seven Corpses: 'Eight graves! Seven bodies!' screamed the ads, 'One killer... and he's already dead!' Hollywood legends John Ireland ( Red River, Satan's Cheerleaders), John Carradine ( The Grapes of Wrath) and Howard Hughes' paramour Faith Domergue ( Cult of the Cobra, This Island Earth) star in this much-loved '70s shocker about a film crew shooting an occult drama in a sinister manor with its own grisly history of family bloodshed. Previously released with often badly cropped, censored and muddy transfers, the film will finally be available in HD, transferred from original vault materials and featuring an exclusive archive interview with legendary horror icon Carradine (a DVD/Blu-Ray first as far as we're aware) and a revealing new audio commentary with Co-Producer Gary Kent & Film Historian Lars Nilsen.
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Vaddio Previews New PTZ Camera, Multiviewer and Squiggle IP at NAB 2011
Stop by the Vaddio Booth â C8808 â at the entrance of Hall C at this yearâs NAB show in Las Vegas, April 11 â 14, 2011. Debuting for the first time in the US, Vaddio will be showcasing the new ClearVIEW HD-20 PTZ Camera, ProductionVIEW HD MV Multiviewer, with TeleTouch touch screen monitors, and the Squiggle IP Software Module.
âAt NAB this year we will be showcasing a lot of different content creation solutions that really simplify the process of creating content,â? explains President of Vaddio, Rob Sheeley. âAs our industry continues to be transformed by the diversity of content distribution options available, these options are at the same time allowing more organizations the ability to host and post their own programming. So at our booth we will be featuring live content creation stations that focus on education, corporate and house of worship solutions that allow a non-technical user the ability to create their own content. As you look at our new product offerings this year in the booth you will see that they were designed to automate the process of content creation.â?
The ClearVIEW HD-20 PTZ Camera is the first single chip camera to achieve True Native HD Imaging. Built around the 6.49mm diagonal (1/3-Type) Sony Exmor Sensor, the HD-20 adopts the âColumn-Parallel A/D Conversion Techniqueâ? to create images containing extensive detail. It combines the speed of the 3.27 megapixel CMOS sensor with the advanced quality image sensor technologies accumulated through the development of CCD sensors. With a glass multi-element 20x motorized zoom lens, 1.6 LUX rating and newly designed precision slip-clutch robotics system, the HD-20 provides fluid broadcast-quality motion control with smooth pan/tilt operation for accurate camera movement and control.
ProductionVIEW HD MV offers the same functionality as the existing ProductionVIEW HD, with the addition of multiviewer capabilities and digital inputs/outputs. Combined with the TeleTouch multiviewer touch screen, you can easily switch all live feeds and create up to 12 âvideo thumbnailsâ? of preset shots by simply touching the monitor. The âvideo thumbnailsâ? provide an easy way to identify and recall preset camera positions on a per-input basis in the preview window.
Squiggle IP is the worldâs first remote streaming video whiteboard. By adding Vaddioâs new Squiggle IP software module, the existing Squiggle Video Whiteboard Systems can now stream live video to any computer browser that supports OSX, Windows or Linux operating systems. In addition to live streaming, Squiggle IP enables remote image capture and end-user/administrator controls. These functions are accessible by any computer browser, as well as any iOS or Android portable device.
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