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Satellite Inc.Prospekt Mira 19 Moscow 163128 Russia Internet Russian Federation
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Media interview + Sports rights
Chief executive reveals how pay-TV minnow snatched the rights to some of the biggest football matches from BSkyB. By Mark Sweney
Corporation's Games chief outlines 2,500 hours of coverage on television, radio and online that he thinks will unite Britain again. By Owen Gibson
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Palisades Collection LLC Palisades is trying to bill me for a Verizon bill in Indiana - NEVER EVEN BEEN THERE! Bethlehem Pennsylvania
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I've had (crooked) "attorneys", as they call themselves, calling me on behalf of the collection agency. I shot them down a year ago, and now they are sending me a copy of the bill. If they did even the tiniest bit of research, they would realize that they have the wrong person. These people are idiots! I have enough to do without being bothered by this crap. Who the **** are these people anyway?? Ridiculous!!
If there is a class-action lawsuit, I would definitely jump on that bandwagon. I see in other comments that this is a typical thing they do, especially with phone bills. Morons! They should be shut down! I'm sure they just send these out to anyone with a similar name to the one on the bill in hopes that some dummy will just pay it. Unbelievable!!
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Snowshoeing up to Fairy Lake with friends Nathan and Tim, along with two snow-loving and energetic dogs, Cassidy & Mac, we headed straight into the face of the Chinook winds. I was glad to have the Naya Nuki pack upon my back keeping me warm, while also holding snacks & electrolyte drinks to keep me fueled for the long 4-hour trek ahead. The wind-swept snowy road led us on a gradual hill climb winding our way towards the lake with views of both the Crazy mountains & jagged peaks of the Bridgers. Stopping for a brief lunch break among a stand of trees, I was thankful for the momentary break from the gusty gale. Sweet & sturdy Cassidy took shelter behind the resting Naya Nuki, which acted as a perfect wind block for her medium dog sized body. Just a short drive north of town, the Bridger Mountains frame the backdrop of the Bozeman, Montana skyline. An outdoor person's year round playground, I was very excited about exploring the snowy trail to Fairy Lake that brought us closer to the heart of the range. A range of many peaks for which a few of our Mystery Ranch packs are named.… READ MORE >
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Winter Wonderland Adventures with the Naya Nuki
Winners Announced!!! 2011 Mystery Ranch Photo and Video Contest
The entries have been received, the chads dimpled, ties settled with sewing machines at 20 paces and recounts recounted. We are proud to announce and showcase the winners of the 2011 Mystery Ranch photo and video contest. Congratulations to grand prize winners Ryan Krueger, Matthew Irving and KGB Productions and thanks to everyone who entered your unbelievably awesome photos and videos.… READ MORE >
Cooke Pt. 2
After spending a long weekend in Cooke, I was beckoned once again by the scale and availability of its spectacular objectives.
I couldn't get the images of some of those lines out of my head and was fortunate enough to be able to load up, once again, and drive south. This time, with a solid crew from Salt Lake City, including my good amigo Jay Beyer.
We had decided to spend a few days camped up where I had spent the previous weekend, to put us in good position for a solid assault on some big lines at a moment's notice. I took a scouting lap on my sled into the basin and found a stellar campsite in the trees located right below the immense wall, that I am nostalgically referring to as Churchbells. After a few laps of running the boys into camp, we set out to see if anything was moving, and show the SLC crew the spectacular arena surrounding us. I think they were impressed.
We got back to camp and, after a few bouts of the Old Crow, we attempted sleep amongst the titans that surrounded … READ MORE >
Cooke Pt. 1
If there is a heaven, I think it might be near the NE entrance to Yellowstone..
On another random Wednesday evening, Brad and I planned a quick and dirty trip south to rip big lines in classic Montana fashion. The Tacoma adorned with my old Summit 700, a case of PBR, winter bags and a tarp, we blazed through the park, losing count of the numerous close calls with various hoofed animals.
We had some big missions in mind, and thankfully, the snowpack in the region has been very conducive. With no consistent weak layers, and a minor threat of wind slabs, our confidence in some of the bigger objectives started to overbear any fear of strength, ability or prowess. We toured around day 1 ripping some beautiful east facing lines only to be blindsided by one of winter's deadliest predators. Skirting along a knife edge ridge, making it a point to stay as close to the windward side of the ridge as possible, Brad stepped just far enough to make everything go BOOM!! Scrambling to secure himself back into terra firma, a truck sized cornice ripped itself loose and tomahawked downward. Usually the best sign of … READ MORE >
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Something awesome happens when you finally decide to go for something you're really passionate about.
Starting President's day weekend, I embarked on the best vacation of my life…snowboarding for 3 weeks straight. Equipped with my new fuze pack, along with a demo blackjack avy bag from Mystery Ranch, I began my assault at Snowbowl in Missoula. Running into my buddy Tanner C was great, considering he was one of the first people to show me how to really shred. (By the way, the 'out of bounds' cliffs…..not really out of bounds….whoopsy!)
Back home at Bridger Bowl, 13" fell on day two of my vacation which signified to me I was in Ullr's good graces. Madman's, Psychopath, Cuckoos nest, and the plethora of lines at Schlashmans were enough to keep me choking on powder for the first few days, and since I was finally riding mid-week it was like having the Bridger's to myself.
Before I knew it the temps took a turn for the worse and dropped into the minus 10+ range. Waking up one morning and discussing with my roommate how to layer for the day, continue to hike, and stay warm I panicked. The last thing … READ MORE >
Sunday Funday
Sometimes, something beautiful happens in this world…
In some cases that may mean falling in love, getting your dream job, or finding out that you didn't actually break your back when you smoke a tree at 30 miles an hour… On that note, the term Sunday Funday has a lot more credibility when the beauty of 2,500 foot faces littered with pillows, cliffs, and 2 feet of fresh are all of the sudden staring you in the face.
SW Montana can have a tough time staying consistent as far as snowpack goes. The Bridgers can get pretty bad, pretty quickly, when 90 mph winds pillage any new snow that may have fallen in previous storms. Gallatin Range, same thing… And don't get me started on the Crazies…. But fortunately, with a little exploring, some serious vert, and a couple hours trying to keep 4 wheels between the lines, something beautiful indeed, can happen.
The First Day of the Rest of the Season.
So after a few injury laden weeks from an episode involving a stubborn tree and my hip, I finally made it back into the mountains. Tradeshows brought me down to Denver for SIA and Salt Lake City for OR, to ride some pow with my good friend Jay Beyer (jaybeyer.com) The Wasatch doesn't disappoint even with an ice layer from a rain sequence the week prior, as we found good snow on the backside of Mt. Superior. Sunny skies and decent wind deposited enough new snow to cover up parts of that ice layer and make for some good photo opportunities and easy skinning.
My Fuze and I are attached at the hip throughout most of the winter and finally got a chance to ride my new DPS Lotus 138's after staring at them for weeks. A few laps on the north side of Superior on wind affected, but silky smooth snow, and a final push back down to Little Cottonwood. If you haven't ridden in the Wasatch…. You know what exclamation comes next…
That night, forecast called for a mild storm to roll in and we aimed our sights at the Y-Not Couloir … READ MORE >
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Behind the Pack – The Artistic Talents of Some of our Mystery Ranch Employees
Your Mystery Ranch backpack arrives and it is a dream pack, sturdy and well built. Behind each pack is a crew of super skilled production employees, who meticulously hand-make and inspect each product that Mystery Ranch produces. The design was originally created, then prototypes were tested. The fabric is hand-cut, the pack is hand-sewn, the foam is hand-stuffed and many eyes have looked over every nook and cranny of the pack. Mystery Ranch employees sew through multiple layers of tough fabric and a myriad of fastenings and straps. The crew behind the packs are outstanding. Rigorous high standards and a crew known for their technical precision are what sets Mystery Ranch Backpacks beyond ordinary outdoor packs. Each pack is finely hand-crafted right here in the USA.
Many of the employees are artistically creative and detail oriented, even outside of the usual workday. The "ranchers," as Mystery Ranch employees are nicknamed, are a crew of artisans and craftspeople. Nearly every artistic discipline is represented by the current staff. One sews beautiful corduroy messenger hats and lined handbags, while another … READ MORE >
My Rifle Gives Me Little Advantage
The elk have moved out of the high country and into the thick and dense low lands. The bulls are grouping up and have quit bugling. My sight and sound advantage has been taken away. A positive attitude and the liklihood of snow are all I've got now.
This year I've been blessed with drawing a limited entry elk permit in a unit with high potential for big bulls. I am able to archery hunt AND rifle hunt. Previous years I've only been allowed to archery hunt. Last September, I was fortunate enough to take a beautiful six point bull the third week of the bow season, in this unit. My success left me optimistic about this fall's opportunities. So far, that opportunity has been just out of reach.
Elk season started off with me walking up on another archer's kill that was never recovered. The meat was too far gone by the time I found him. I left the bull hoping that the hunter would eventually find him and punch out their tag.
I hunted the low country the first two weeks of the season with a few chances on smaller bulls. The rut was slow to start so … READ MORE >


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Skip to comments.F-35 Pentagon Report Documents Lockheed-Martin Failures (Assembly Lines Being "Cannibalized")
Posted on 02/26/2010 6:45:03 PM PST by GOPGuide
Pentagon Reports Document Continuing Lockheed-Martin Failures
Under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), the CDI Straus Military Reform Project has obtained almost two years of monthly reports from the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) on Lockheed Martins production of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. The documents do not paint a pretty picture, explains Straus Military Reform Project Director Winslow Wheeler.
The Defense Contract Management Agencys (DCMA) most recent reports cover the months July through November 2009. The full reports are available below. Their major points, as summarized by Winslow Wheeler, are as follows:
The F-35 assembly line at Forth Worth, Texas is being cannibalized for parts to support flight testing. This may be the first time an assembly line has been cannibalized for parts. See the summary of the August report below.
The continuing and sometimes deteriorating nature of the delays at Lockheed-Martins (L-M) Fort Worth plant refutes the L-M contention that things are getting better, and that the F-35 program learned from the past and with new design techniques is avoiding the kinds of problems experienced by legacy aircraft programs.
The cause, nature and implications of the stand-down mentioned in the November report could well be important, but are unreported by the press and are a matter looking for explanation.
July Report: Page 4 talks about a new DCMA estimate to complete System Design and Development, but the numbers are redacted. DCMA calls the L-M estimate inadequate. This DCMA estimate is before the Pentagons second independent Joint Estimating Team (JET II) estimate was finished and available, and is presumably independent. Most importantly, it clearly was available for Defense Secretary Gates' Forth Worth visit in August. Was it briefed to him? If so, why was Gates so positive about the program at that visit; if it was not, is this the reason why the F-35 program manager, General Heinz was fired due to troubling information not getting to Gates on this high visibility program.
Page 4 also mentions without further discussion a "BF-4 STOVL Upper Lift Fan Door incident." The context is the rising costs of the overall system, but there are no details. Given that the Short Take Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) F-35 B is on a short schedule to deployment, is this a problem that will further complicate the schedule for the F-35 B?
Page 4 identifies a "Corrective Action Plan" to address "EVMS," the Earned Value Management system, or the system that L-M uses to measure and report execution of the program and its budget. I understand it to be the core method DOD uses to monitor and manage the program. Results of the plan are due to DCMA in August. (The October report states that the plan was submitted, but no specifics are reported. It is only stated that a more focused Review will occur in three to five months by the DCMA . [Page 4 of October report.]) There has been some reporting on the failure to meet EVMS criteria in the press. The threat to L-M is that it will have to maintain its certification to perform EVMS calculations - if it is lost, L-M could end up not legally eligible to be a contractor to the federal government.
August Report: L-M is cannibalizing the production line to provide spare parts for the flight test program (pp. 3 - 4). These cannibalizations are causing significant workload to supply chain personnel and are disrupting the production line." There is no further discussion or explanation. This may be the first time a development aircrafts production line was cannibalized for spares.
September Report: "Execution of the Flight Test Schedule continues to be a significant Program concern." (Page 3.)
The volume of major CRs [Change Requests] is projected to continue. the number of major changes has exceeded projections. Additionally, the impact of timing these changes and the disruption to the floor were not anticipated. (Page 3.) This would seem to be exactly the kind of thing that L-M promised would not happen: i.e. that they had learned from previous programs and with the benefits of advanced computer design, the F-35 would not have the kinds of design disruptions so common with legacy aircraft.
Page 4 addresses another delay issue: ''Wing-at-Mate" problems. These, I understand, have to do with the decision to mate the wing to the fuselage before the wing is stuffed. The plan was to mate the completed wing to the fuselage. But, because of delays, L-M decided to add wing components after mating, which being inefficient -- slows things down more.
"Composite production is not meeting the demands of the production operations - composites for the AFT and Empennage assemblies are paced by the availability and quality of composites." (Page 4.) Again, the modern design feature of composites, said to not just reduce weight (of the overweight aircraft) but to facilitate design and fabrication is proving to be a source of delay and complication.
October Report: Flight test schedule still "a significant Program concern. "AF-1 continues to be in a maintenance period as of this report, progressing towards taxi tests and first flight." (Page 3.) This is an example of a problem addressed in earlier DCMA reports: aircraft coming off the production line incomplete and incapable of flight. They are sent to adjacent hangars for post-production production. This pre-first flight maintenance would seem to be a misleading misnomer.
Report also mentions that the program is about to get its "sixth schedule revision." (Page 3.)
More details on the "Wing-at-Mate overlap" which appears to be improving. (Page 3.)
November Report: Due to the need for the sixth schedule revision - coming in early 2010 - "Recent Program summary charts, scorecards and management briefings do not consistently depict performance to the master schedule baseline." (Page 3.)
The graph on page 6 shows Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) aircraft delivery rate is on average 80 days late. The rate significantly deteriorated in April and stayed at that deteriorated rate. Individual aircraft deliveries are significantly above that: AF-6 will be 92 days late; AF-7 will be 142 days late. A sentence presumably explaining the increased delay was redacted. (Page 6.) This category is rated red by DCMA. On the other hand, DCMA confirms public reports that while LRIP 1 and 2 aircraft are months late, the risk that LRIP 3 aircraft will be late is rated as low.
Suppliers' Delivery Rate (Page 8.) is also getting worse, now down to about 75 percent on-time. This category is also rated red by DCMA.
The Management Reserve of money is gone, "further straining the financial management of the Program." Amounts are redacted. Given DOD Undersecretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Ashton Carter's decision to use LRIP production money for SDD, how much of that will go to L-Ms management reserve slush fund, rather than directly to SDD activities?
A section is titled Maintenance and Quality Verification Stand-Down, immediately followed by several redacted lines. Later the section states This incident triggered a maintenance and quality verification stand-down to determine systemic root causes for increasing aircraft impoundment and suspension of operations incidents to date. And later, The focus areas are Software, Rework/Repairs, System Check Out Procedures (SCOPs) and Aerospace Equipment Instructions (AEIs). (Page 4.) The discussion in the section titled "Improve Software Productivity" refers to "F-35 stand-down events" and explains that a Joint Process Review effort to address software issues was postponed until further notice as it was overcome by F-35 stand down events that took precedence. (Page 18.)
This stand-down would appear to have some significance, but has not been reported to the public by L-M or DOD. It has also not been addressed by the press as far as I am aware.
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They're going to have to start doing something quickly. The Marine Corps has some F-18s that are about to start falling out of the sky. They were already ending their predicted service life to say nothing of the incredibly heavy use they've endured the last 20 years.
Obama killed the F-22 Raptor, the best fighter aircraft in the world: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2444670/posts
When will Pukin Dog come back to FR so he can gloat about how the F-35 was the flying Turkey he always said it was?
Lockheed Martin put a poison pill in the contract because they had foreign partners that will cost the US Government huge bucks to cancel this contract.
There are a lot of problems on the F-35 as they took money from one part of the company working on logistics support to try and get the plane underweight to land on a carrier. That left their proposal for the newest and best Automatic Test Systems (ATS) running on empty. Then they had the problem with wiring in the missile bays shorting out and frying for starters.
Lockheed has had to know for years this plane was a disaster but kept giving rosy reports.
One big problem was the merger of Air Force Systems and Logistics Commands. When a new system came on board before the merger you had checks and balances between the new system and the logistics systems like ATS so that AFLC would have discovered early on that Lockheed pulled the money from the ATS to support aero when they was little to no progress being made. It was a bad merger because now there are no checks and balances and you have a mentality that only shiny and new counts. Then they made the Super SPO's in DC and it has become worse not better.
There is also a major problem brewing at Warner Robins with their ATS Group that will cost the AF millions into billions if allowed to continue. Someone is protecting them in the Pentagon but for how long, no one knows. They are attempting to bring manufacturing in house of ATS and put 67 ATS contractors out of business and force weapon systems to buy new ATS systems when they just purchased them. It is not a new system but Teradyne Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) with a new name VDATS.
B-1 who just finished buying Teradyne testers for over $70M was told to put the new VDATS in their budget for over $100M plus Research and Development dollars which is essentially buying a label for their system since they already have the new ATS by Teradyne which is same as VDATS by Warner Robins. Ever heard of R&D for something that is already in the Family of Testers. Strange thing about that it was put in the Family of Testers before it fully built.
FOI with a lot of questions was returned by Secretary of the Air Force with spin and not providing any documentation to speak of except to show they put the VDATS in the Family of Testers before it was built.
Been involved in this for almost nine months — wheels of Congress when a Democrat heads investigations move very slow!
It was more than 3 years ago, and he claimed inside info that the Bush administration would kill it. He fled FR before his nose could be rubbed in it.
See posts 14 and 15 from this thread from 2004 - not the first, probably not the last, but you can dig out others yourself if you need them.
The F-35 assembly line at Forth Worth, Texas is being cannibalized for parts to support flight testing.Did anyone tell 'em they got the job? Thanks GOPGuide.
The documents came from an FIOA, which means they are in control of a government agency. Which means that, whatever else is true, the government contracting agency knows exactly what is in these documents, and therefore knows whatever truth there is to know.
So there is no way that the government is being misled based on these documents.
It can't be too bad, it's actually flying.
Are you accusing our wonderful federal government of both lying and being incompetent?
Increase production of the F-22, and develop the F-22N Sea Raptor variant.
"Are you accusing our wonderful federal government of both lying and being incompetent?..."
LOL...I assume you listened/watched the DeathCare Summit yesterday?
Nuff said.
The F-22 requires 30 hours of maintenance time for every 1 hour of flight during peace time. No AF in the world would be able to effectively maintain such a fickle aircraft during war time.
Haz anyonze checked out Center for Defense Information?
The Navy bailed on the whole program eons ago, back when it was just the Advanced Tactical Fighter requirement and the F-22 had been selected, I think. Apparently they think the Super Hornet is all they'll ever need.
It's an unkillable program.
Sadly the EFV and the LCS fall in the same category, and they shouldn't be.
Boggles my mind the EFV hasn't been canceled yet.
a FOIA
I'm pretty sure he was banned. Don't know why, though.
Why would he need to? There are plenty of other FReepers who think they know more than some who actually work on the program.
And the constant comparison of the F22 to the F35 only demonstrates the utter ignorance of FReepers who can't tell the difference between apples and kiwi.
Two different missions, two different aircraft.
Yeah, I just did. They're an umbrella organization supported by peaceniks from these two groups.
They're all about non-proliferation and disarmament.
An interesting item from their website:
Environmental impact: The rush to address global warming with an increased reliance on nuclear power increases the danger of unchecked proliferation by providing states with the means to produce nuclear weapons. Existing safeguards are inadequate.
Ploughshares Fund Board member -
Edie Allen
President, Colombe Foundation
Arlington, MA
Edie Allen began her career in the peace movement twenty-five years ago as a volunteer with Womens Action for New Directions (WAND, a Ploughshares Fund grantee), where she has served on Board of Directors ever since. One of the inspiring people I met at WAND was Naila Bolus, then a student intern, and now Ploughshares Funds executive director. A working artist, she is the founder and president of the Colombe Foundation, which seeks to create a peaceful world through changes in American policy."
Other "Advisors" and "Board members" are a who's who of greenies and peaceniks.
who is a senior fellow here:
Man you got that right.
Wrong. That is a fallacy perpetuated by the people that wanted to kill the program. They had one short time period where that rate happened.
The overall level is now less than 10 hours to one flight hour and improving.
There are two parallel trends that have finally converged and resulted in these disasters:
1) Too much industry consolidation has eliminated competition and driven aircraft development and production costs into the stratosphere. Nowadays, only Lockheed, Northrup, and Boeing are left, leaving DoD no alternatives except foreign companies, which are no-goes politically and from a National security standpoint.
2) The Armed Services, following the USAF's model, consciously and deliberately closed most of their in-house RDT&E laboratories, thereby eliminating quality control on DoD's end and losing decades worth of institutional military engineering expertise.
The F-22 an F-35 programs are the end result of these short-sighted policies. The military and defense industry is now reaping what is has sewn over the past 18 years.
It was in the great FR purge of '08.
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I think his opinion was that the F-35 would be too heavy and wasn't going to have enough engine or carry enough fuel to meet its performance goals, especially the AV-8B replacement model. I thought he was right back then, is he still right now?
Thanks for the link and information. There was a Washington Post hit piece on the F-22 that went out of its way to make it look like the world's most expensive hanger queen and now that perception is hard to overcome.
Has it ever crossed yours or anyone else's mind that the same is being done to the F35?
This article of yours came from a group that is under the umbrella of other groups funded and run by greenies and peaceniks.
I would suggest you try to find more recent and credible sources for your next anti F35 post.
See Post 27 if you're at all interested.
According to Orrin Hatch's fact sheet, in 2008 it had 18 hours of maintenance per flight hour, and in 2009 it had 10.5 hours per maintenance per flight hour.
The REQUIREMENT at 100,000 flight hours is to meet 12 maintenance hours/flight hour.
That was Hatch's response to the claim that it took 30 hours of maintenance — so I'm guessing the 30-hour number was wrong.
On the other hand, the F-22 cost $19,000 per flight hour, so 12 hours of maintenance time is a low part of the total cost of flying the plane. The F-18 cost $17,000 per flight hour according to the same fact sheet.
From here. http://www.afa.org/PresidentsCorner/Notes/Notes_7-14-09.pdf I got - "As in any political fight, there are those who write and say things which are not factually accurate. That happened last Friday AM when the Washington Post published, on the front page, an article http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/09/AR2009070903020.html?hpid%3Dtopnews&sub=AR which claimed the F-22 had maintenance and other major problems. Both the Air Force and AFA have responded ... noting the many inaccuracies of the piece." We put on our web site a short paper which lays out the actual facts. You can find it here: http://www.afa.org/edop/2009/edop_7-13-09.asp
To be honest, I started out somewhat biased against the do everything, jack of all trades design concept, so it's been much easier for me to be skeptical.
None the less, we need to replace a lot of airplanes with something and the almighty powers that be have chosen the F-35. We are committed now and have to make it work.
I hope I didn't sound too harsh, didn't mean to. Just asking a question.
Developmental programs rarely go smoothly. The primary reason programs before the '90s went as smoothly as they did is the lack of advanced technology as compared to today or they were classified and had no oversight so we don't know.
There are problems, that cannot be denied. But there are efforts being made to correct them. It's not like folks are sitting back letting this thing fail.
However, there are many who're already trying to bury the program under an avalanche of bad press and doomsday scenarios. That's what torques me off.
Give the plane a chance to prove itself.
Give me a bloody break.
Only reasons that programs during that time didn't get sh**canned was the lack of dumba$$ democrats occupying the White House and a corresponding reduction in the REMF's running procurement programs and/or backshooting the deal on the side.
Ever hear of the B1A? Program started in the late 60's, swing-wing, fly-by-wire, every tekky bell and whistle you can think of and all the public heard about the bird was EXACTLY THE SAME LINE OF CRAP THEY'RE GETTING RIGHT NOW ABOUT F-35.
While I was working at Rockwell during the early 70's, it used to be almost comical; Senator Whatisface or Representative Blowhard would come through El Segundo for a VIP Tour, drop off the latest list of Products From My Big Donors That Damn Well Better Be On This Airplane, rush to make it back to the TV studio where he'd bitch and moan about the cost and how it was "going to be obsolete before it ever flies" and then fly back to DC so he could gut the funding in favor of some feelgood BS for his next election campaign.
When I first saw this thread and the bit about cannibalizing the production lines, I almost ROFLMAO, because after Carter took office, some very cold calculations took place in B-1 Land so that right after we got AV4 (the last prototype) moved down the production line, we were stripping every tool, jig and fixture out to mothball them out in the desert for the hoped-for time when some adults would take charge in DC.
Wouldn't surprise me a bit if L-M hasn't doing that very thing themselves, and, for that matter, the F-22 line hasn't been cocooned since last January.
Yeah, I'd like to see someone "Give the plane a chance to prove itself", too. Only problem is we've got an awfully entrenched apparat inside The Beltway and around the country that: 1) Doesn't like industries in general and defense contractors in particular; 2) Doesn't lack for anything but principles and concern for the country in their opposition.
Best things to hope for is the full-scale production of the F-22 and F-35 **BRAVO** models starting up in February 2012, and the answered prayer that we don't need them before that date.
I'm still unclear as to the reasons for that particular house-cleaning.
You are right. I was being overly simplistic, sorry about that.
Look at the Presidential helicopter program and you will see a modern example of exactly what you're talking about.
I don't recall PD ever supporting Rudy or RINOs in general. He used to not give a flip about illegal immigration, but he came around on that topic.
Absolutely correct! Too much consolidation!
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Méret30 m²
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The apartment consists of a double bedroom with storage space and a bright living area with a sofa. It offers a dining area for 3 and an elegantly tiled bathroom with towels included. The kitchen is well-equipped and laundry facilities are available within a common room in the building.
Santa Caterina Market and Portal de l'Àngel Street are both within 5 minutes' walk of the apartment. Urquinaona Barcelona Metro Station is 350 metres away and offers a direct metro line to the Casa Calvet Building, the Casa Batlló Building and the Hospital de Sant Pau Museum.
The area is well connected by buses and has range of vibrant restaurants, shops and cafés.
A fee of €20 is required for check-in between 8:00 pm and 10:00 pm.
A fee of €30 is required for check-in between 10:00 pm and midnight.
A fee of €50 is required for check-in between midnight and 2:00 am.
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Great place, in poblesec, not noisy! When we arrive at 1 pm. after a night flight,the Appart was not ready and the cleaning was not done , but we could left our luggages! We had the Appart around 4 PM. Tired but glad whith the cleaning! The girl who manaige the location is very Nice and helpfull! The Appart could have a big mirror somewhere and a shelf in the bathroom! Very good place!
The place was ok, there were some problems of course like the old towels (some had some stains), wifi doesnt work properly (it is an old modem so you have to reboot it every 5 minutes maybe) etc.
The issue with the old towels, we have informed the contact person and they have changed them so that was really nice. But seing that the house owner has such strict rules, the house itself is just a little bit messy. Of course I wouldnt care about the details if I am gonna stay only for a week, but if you are demanding so much from the people that are staying in your room, I would expect you to take care of the place a little bit more.
But overall its just for sleeping and taking a shower and from time to time eat at home. So I think that was fine, but I cannot say I am impressed.
Excellent Apartment!
There were everything what we needed - two bedrooms, living room, bathroom and fully equiped kitchen.
The neighborhood was very nice.
I strongly recommend this Apartment.
I can give only poor feedback for many reasons. Firstly when I arrived to Barcelona and I contacted landlord to meet - I had to wait till 1230PM as the host was "busy" with other customers. It was advertised on website that I need to call owner after I arrive at El Prat airport, which I did - however me and my family we ended up waiting 3 hrs to be seen. The welcome meeting at the apartment was pleasant. Landlord showed us everything around.
In first day we noticed that photos on Wimdu website of this apartment must be quite old or the apartment is in constant use as beds, wardrobes, kitchen, bathroom equipment are in very poor condition. Also my bedsheets were very dirty. I found dozens of hair on my bed - I just went to buy new sheet. Also it was 6 of us - but the 6th person had to sleep in living room (bed inside the sofa). Table, wardrobes - in general - were with lots of dust. Remote control for tiny TV was not working.
It was one of the cheapest offer to buy on the website, so I don't want to complain, however even if the place is very basic - a clean apartment for new guest is a must.
Plus: Internet was working with no trouble, decent hot shower, landlord send a guy to repair broken air conditioning immediately.
Location: this was stated accurate on Wimdu website: is close to Sagrada Familia. But to go to other attractions you will use metro (with one interchange). The nearest metro is L5, which goes directly to Sants station.
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Very nice Apartment, big and central! I would recommend it!
It was a nice and cozy apartment, in a beautiful area of Barcelona (not as touristic as the city centre). Also very close to two metro stations. In general we were very content with the apartment.
However, we did think a few things are up for improvement:
- The drain in the shower and the leaky showerhead
- More kitchen equipments (for example more plates, utensils, bowls etc)
We had a great time, thank you!
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Lovely and clean. Easy to access the metro. Also great to be close to Consum, the supermarket. Nice overall.
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An incremental step blown up
So my take on this, is that the paper only really shows that the nature of the ionizing particles is not important for the ion-induced component of the nucleation. Does this imply that the cloud experiment at CERN is necessary? I wonder. But key point (c), that
ions are important for atmospheric nucleation rate
is not supported by the evidence presented in the paper. Ions play a role, but Figure 1 does not really suggest they are important. The most problematic aspect of this story is that I find it difficult to explain how the Danish press release can be based on science but
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International Freelance Taxes -Canadian in Berlin /w US clients?
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Google Pixel in Canada?
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Is this an accent or am I hearing things?
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Seeking long lines...
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Best Trader Joe's items to bring back across Canadian border?
The title says it all! Last-minute day trip across the border and back, and we're finally hitting this magical place called Trader Joe's. What are your recommendations for border-crossing-approved items from TJ's?
One name change. Two countries. Double the paperwork?
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Where to stay for a week in Montreal?
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Tracking down a YA book series from the late 80s / early 90s
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Fun pit-stops (US/CAN) between Rochester, NY & Grand Rapids, MI?
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- we've got 12 and 9 year old boys
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Where to watch the Six Nations in Vancouver?
Flying out to Vancouver this weekend for work, and it'd be great to find somewhere to watch the final Six Nations rugby matches. Can anyone reccommend a good, friendly place that might be showing them? Staying in Downtown, so somewhere nearish there would be good!
Help me calm anxiety about travel to China.
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Help me live in my own country (USA) with my Canadian wife! AAAH!
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Internet accessible Canadian phone number for SMS only?
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Help me buy my first house!
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Clothing recommendations for -16C Toronto
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San Francisco -----> Halifax: Parcel Edition
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Can I travel from Canada to USA on a Portuguese passport?
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Best mobile data provider in Montreal?
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US customs when shipping from Canada?
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Where should I park my extra cash?
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Have you converted to a clover lawn?
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(When) should I buy a house, Hamilton, Ontario edition
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Family lawyer in Winnipeg
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One of the most unusual fast-serve restaurant concepts to show up recently has emerged in the food court at the Eastern Hills Mall in Clarence. ¶ If I said it was Chinese cooks who grew up in Brazil, no one would blame you for expecting an exotic menu. ¶ But Tom and Betty Chung's specialty is right in the heart of down-home Americana: pies. ¶ Piemania (4545 Transit Road, Clarence, 817-6702) serves up handmade pies in savory and sweet categories, boasting a buttery, flaky crust.
The savory numbers, from beef and chicken pot pie, to spinach and cheese and Buffalo chicken, are $5.99 with a side salad. Then there's a shepherd's pie ($6.99) with beef and vegetables topped with mashed potatoes.
The sweet choices range from apple ($4.99) to custard crumble ($3.50) and strawberry ($2.75).
The Chungs left China in the 1960s during the Cultural Revolution and settled in Sao Paolo, Brazil, where they married, said Tiffany Huebel, their daughter. They came to the U.S. about 10 years ago, lived in Florida and California, and decided to settle in Buffalo. They liked the cold, and thought they could start a business here, she said.
Her mother had dreamed for years of opening a pie store, Huebel said, and last year, she did. "Brazilians really enjoy pies with a light and flaky consistency, very much like the Europeans," Huebel said.
Besides the standard pie lineup, the Chungs are considering two Brazilian treats for the menu, a pielike pastry dish called empada, filled with chicken and a homemade Brazilian style "cream cheese," and coxinha, a fried chicken fritter. At present those two items are special order only.
Most of Western New York's food trucks are launching culinary careers, but for the owners of Elma's Blue Lantern Lounge, adding a food truck just seems like the best way to expand the business.
Restaurateurs Tom and Donna Pease expect to debut their Da Blue truck at Buffalo's Larkin Square at lunchtime Friday.
"Expanding our footprint at our current location just wasn't an option due to the constraints the property presented. A second location sounded good on paper but unfortunately, we couldn't be in two places at one time," said Tom Pease. "The need to be hands-on and available to the customer led us to the decision to go mobile."
The initial truck menu will range from coleslaw ($3) to a lobster cake sandwich ($10). It'll include dishes the restaurant celebrates, including hand-dipped chicken strips ($6) and an Ellicottville Brewing Co. lager bratwurst with caramelized onion relish on a pretzel roll ($9).
Opening: New Japanese restaurant Sato (739 Elmwood Ave., 931-9146, satobuffalo.com) opened Tuesday.
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Fantastic range!
I will start by saying I LOVE THIS RANGE!!! I was worried about buying a self-cleaning oven because my mother and sister both had self-cleaning stoves and the food seemed to always burn...Read complete review
I will start by saying I LOVE THIS RANGE!!! I was worried about buying a self-cleaning oven because my mother and sister both had self-cleaning stoves and the food seemed to always burn around the edges but not cook well on the inside. Pies, cookies, etc. would be terrible coming out of these ovens. I finally bit the bullet because I just cannot stand the cleaning chemicals any longer that I was using with my old stove. The first thing I did was bake cookies and all I can say is these are the best cookies I've ever made. They were baked to perfection! I have only had the range for 3 days, but I've been cooking all meals with it each day (including breakfast). I had company over last night and cooked quite a bit of food. I've baked cookies, cake, homemade pizza, heated soup, pancakes, broiled steak, and cooked spaghetti on this range so far. I cannot believe how quickly it brings water to a boil. My soup boiled over because in less than a minute it was boiling and I was expecting the stove to be slower than the microwave. It's actually quicker than the microwave at heating liquids. The nice thing was the stove top was not scalding hot like my old stove would be, so the soup did not stick or sizzle dry onto the surface of the stove top. I was able to wipe it off immediately with a paper towel and then a damp cloth. The convection oven browns nicely. My cake was moist - my old oven would dry this cake recipe out most of the time. The new oven cooked it to perfection. The pizza cheese was nicely melted and the corners of the pizza were browned nicely. My chocolate chip cookies were moister than usual. I'm not certain what the convection oven does differently, but my food tastes better and it's very noticeable. I love the controls on the stove. Everything is touch button and it's very responsive to touch. I find the controls easy to read, but dark enough to give the range a modern space age look. I think it looks sharp, and I had many good comments from friends yesterday on how beautiful it made my kitchen look. The controls are not back-lit, but most kitchens have a light over the range. I have a range hood with a light which makes it extremely easy to read the controls. In the daytime I don't even need a light on. The light from the window lights up the controls nicely. I had no issues at all adjusting the settings of the stove or the oven. The clock is bright, and the digits to enter the oven temperature do illuminate nicely. The oven temperature shows in red LED lights, while the clock is green. It's a nice contrast of color when the oven is on. The biggest problem I had with the stove was trying to get the legs adjusted. The range is quite heavy. The wrench I had was too small to go around the legs properly, so I raised the stove a bit and placed a piece of board (2x4) under the stove to hold it up off of the ground while I manually turned the legs by hand. Once they became loosened it was extremely easy to adjust them. I had to raise the range up 3/4" to meet my countertops. That was the worst of it. I suggest that if you are going to do it this way, you should have someone help you as the stove is quite heavy and you don't want it to fall on you (or your foot). You also don't want to damage it, so be very gentle when resting it on the board. The aluminum is beautiful. It does not seem cheap feeling or looking. However, like all aluminum it will show fingerprints more than the older "white" stoves. I cleaned it with window cleaner and it shines like a diamond. Since I do not have children, I don't see any reason for fingerprint issues. The handle on the stove doesn't show the prints so much, so if you simply use the handle to open the oven you won't have any issues with marks on the stove. Either way, it takes a split second to clean any marks, and you can't beat the beauty of a nice aluminum finish. I tested the self cleaning feature last night. The oven produced a funny odor, so I turned on the overhead fan. In the instructions it states the oven will produce an odor at first as the lubricants and substances used to assemble the stove burn off. Especially at the beginning it is good to keep the hood fan on. Last night when I baked the cake a while after the self cleaning completed I did not notice any odor except for the chocolate cake baking. The oven will beep when it reaches the desired temperature too. That's a nice feature that I never had before. No more checking the temperature every minute to see if it's OK to put something in. As far as heating up the oven, it does take longer than my old oven did. The elements were exposed in my old range. This new range has the element buried inside the metal frame. As a result it takes a bit longer to get to the desired temperature. It's worth it though. The heat is even and the results amazed me with everything I baked. The other thing that impressed me was how well insulated the oven is. Normally when baking the oven heats up my kitchen. On the PHB925STSS, the oven door stays barely warm to touch during a 400 degree baking cycle for my homemade pizza. I am really impressed with this unit. I have not had any issues with it, but should anything happen I promise to come back and write about it. The stove looks so nice in my kitchen. It's definitely a welcomed item to my home.
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Disappointing for a 'Profile' appliance ...
We replaced all of our GE appliances with updated GE appliances ~8 months ago … All have disappointed us. While we have not #yet# had any of the reliability...Read complete review
We replaced all of our GE appliances with updated GE appliances ~8 months ago … All have disappointed us. While we have not #yet# had any of the reliability issues other reviewers have mentioned, we find 'using' the appliances a constant source of frustration. The source of this frustration and which is common across all of the appliances is that the lettering of all pad controls is gray on a black background, with no back lighting ! You can see this for yourself in the appliance photos on this site, and zooming in makes it even more apparent. The natural lighting within our kitchen area is well within the range of normal but, because of the lack of contrast between the lettering and the background it's necessary to turn on additional lights #overhead kitchen light, microwave above the stove, etc.# just to be able to 'see/read' the pad controls. You almost need a flashlight to use the controls, and I'm exaggerating only slightly. To us, this seems to be a design blunder … GE could have at least offered control back lighting as an 'option' which we would have gladly paid for. Another disappointment is that the temperature/clock/timer lighting on the stove and microwave is greenish while on the refrigerator it's white. All are Profile appliances, all purchased new and all purchased at the same time. I understand designs change over time but, putting out a 'current' line of appliances #e.g. Profile# with mixed lighting shows lack of attention to detail. The GE Engineers, Human Factors and Quality Control folks should spend more time with these units in the 'real' world and less time in lab. So disappointing, and so irritating …
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Comments about GE Profile 30" Stainless Steel Free-Standing Electric Range:
We just purchased this oven a few days ago so it's hard to write a review about it. We liked this product in the store because some of the features on it such as; warming station, digital display, self cleaning, and steam cleaning. The price was also a big factor on why we purchased this model and brand instead of other models and brands. This was a small upgrade from what we had before but that too was a GE product which we had for over 14 years.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Easy cleaning top!
By Vance
from Lehi, UT, United States
We bought this because our other one died. It is really easy to clean on top with the flat burner. I love the two level heating coil on the large burner and you can't beat the price.
By WVFIREGUY
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Love it!
By Rayman25
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Bought this in sept/cot and extremely happy that I did. Wife is too. Great product, dependable, good cooking on it.
Gorgeous stove!
By larnanc
from Madison Ohio
This stove is so much nicer than our old one, that this one replaced. The quality on this new one seems so much better. I'm sure that we will get many years of use...and great food...from this stove!
love it
By tosha77
from Brumley, MO, United States
Love the stove would buy another very easy to use as well
great features and all work well BUT
By LARRY636
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Nice appearance, easy to use, at the right price.
By clethem
from Kingman, AZ, United States
I love this range. It stays level, the temperature is accurate, and the controls are visible and easy to operate with out confusion. I feel the dual size burners are a definite plus as the warming burner is a bonus.
Great features
By Janice27
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Not happy that the oven light has to be manually switched on
By Millie28
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I love my new stove. The burners get really hot so I cook on 2-4 most of the time after heating up the burner. The oven cooks evenly so baked goods come out good and brown all over. This is my second GE stove ( I am over 50 years old) so I am very happy they are still well built.
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A01055 [from] ROSSETTI AND HIS FRIENDS (TWENTY-THREE DRAWINGS) 1916–17 [A01038-A01060; complete]
Bequeathed by Sir Hugh Walpole 1941.
Coll: Mrs Charles Hunter; from whom purchased by the Leicester Galleries; from whom purchased by Sir Hugh Walpole 1921.
Lit: Lynch, 1921, pp.146–50.
A series of twenty-three drawings, variously dated 1916 and 1917. Fifteen were lent by Mrs Charles Hunter to the Modern Loan Exhibition, Grosvenor Gallery, November 1917 (98); the complete series was first exhibited at the Leicester Galleries, September 1921 (1), in the order in which they are given here, again as Rossetti and his Friends. They were published in book form by Heinemann in 1922 as Rossetti and His Circle, possibly an allusion to Rossetti's Dante and His Circle, the second edition of his translations from the early Italian poets, published in 1874. The complete series of drawings was further exhibited in Paintings and Drawings of the 1860 Period, Tate Gallery, April–July 1923 (336), and was on loan to the Tate Gallery from June 1938. For further details, see below (artists represented in the collection will be fully discussed in the appropriate section of the catalogue).
(xviii) Inscr. 'Mr. Browning brings a lady of rank and fashion to see Mr. Rossetti.' and 'Max 1916' t.r.
Pencil and watercolour, 11 1/4×16 1/2 (28·5×42).
Exh: Grosvenor Gallery, November 1917 (98, 9); Leicester Galleries, September 1921 (18); Tate Gallery, April–July 1923 (336, 18); on loan to the Tate Gallery from June 1938.
Repr: Rossetti and His Circle, 1922, pl.15 (in colour).
Robert Browning (1812–89), the poet, was a friend of Rossetti from about 1852.
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