Even after his death — Rush himself was on board during last week’s implosion — the CEO’s poor decision-making and rejections of prioritizing safety are starting to come to light. Having worked in both engineering and science for decades, I will add the following point about engineers: The “50-year old engineer” has seen designs fail which were thought to be good, and has learned an appreciation for the unanticipated. The engineer fresh out of college not only has not had those experiences, but worse, trusts simulations. Too much reverence for computing power, and too little for experience. I am consulting for a group of engineers in graduate school now and it’s the same lesson over and over. I asked them about a fundamental and critical aspect of an imaging system. Instead of measuring it, they want to model it. I started yelling. Nine months after the President’s inauguration, three U.S. and two Royal Navy carriers executed offensive exercises in the Norwegian Sea and Baltic. In this and subsequent massive exercises there and in the northwest Pacific carried out every year, carrier aircraft proved that they could operate effectively in ice and fog, penetrate the best defenses, and strike all of the bases and nodes of the Soviet strategic nuclear fleet. 10 Prelogar bluntly rejected Barrett’s suggestion and said the term is clearly linked to dangerousness with firearms, and not to amorphous concepts of responsibility. The Orc, though- Grog, I think he called himself- appeared to be in a constant state of inebriation." Inebriation? "Drunk! He was as intoxicated as a Nord on festival day! I took a chance because the situation seemed desperate, and by the stars it appears that I'm going to do so again!

She came to AU looking to build her leadership skills and she’s found it. When asked if she’s been tested in the ways she expected Smith said, “Oh absolutely.” Sounds like that is exactly the sort of unprofessional, child-like production that a-hole put together, and he killed people in the process. I would have to know more about how the interior inner lining was attached to the hull before I commented on it. If there is a compressible barrier (such as cork) and the hull doesn’t sustain a lot of deformation, it’s possible this modification to the lining makes no difference. However, if the lining becomes essentially an integral part of the hull and is compressed with it, then the screw holes become a “stress concentration point.” Every mechanical engineer knows about stress concentrations at keys on shafts, teeth on gears, etc., that cause localized stress to degrade the whole structure. It probably would have been better if the device was never mounted on anything attached to the hull. The U.S. Coast Guard has announced the launch of an investigation into the implosion of the Titan submersible that killed the five people on board.

Of course, I am an outsider and not inside the LE apparatus, so my observations should be taken with a grain of salt. The above is an analysis of why for years on end the only “bad” Muslims you ever saw in films, TV or in the news, were Iranians, Shi’ites or both. And none of this even gets into the influence the Israelis have in Washington, D.C. and how that influences perceptions about Islam, Muslims and Sunni versus Shi’ite…

From all available sources, it is apparent that the viewport was designed and certified down to a depth of 1300 meters, not 4000 meters. I have found no information to contradict this. This was perhaps the largest concern that the operations manager had. The viewport material is essentially Plexiglas. He wanted the viewport to be redesigned by the same company to be worthy and certified down to the same depth as the hull, of course, assuming the hull hadn’t sustained plastic deformation. As the analyst says in the video I embed at the end, this is the most egregious failure of all. I agree. I would assess that it’s mostly likely that the catastrophic failure the Titan sustained was caused by the viewport. It was previously stated by the CEO that each time he descended to that depth, the viewport deformed several inches inward. Whether that was plastic deformation or not is unknown, but that’s what NDE might have determined. If you really killed a Sea Sload, then you might be just what I need to keep the situation from completely spinning out of control. Will you help defend Summerset?" What do you need me to do? "A group of adventurers volunteered to investigate the possible incursion. I received a single report that indicated they were making progress, but that was the last I heard from them. I think that quite accurately summarizes the situation. When I first read that they used a game controller as part of the design, I first laughed, then figuratively slapped myself in the forehead at the idiocy. Cainar, Grog, and Miriya seem capable enough, but Sea Sload..." I'll locate the three adventurers and find out what they uncovered. "The mage Cainar radiated an air of confidence, as did the Redguard Miriya. They seemed extremely competent. No. We are not in a position to make fun of anyone and I would not like our chances if deployed against China or Russia. JMHO.Training camps have been around for decades. Frankly I’m surprised patriots haven’t torched one yet, but… that day is likely coming very soon. Since you're here, I could use your help. My associate Grog has been captured. I need you to free him while I try to learn everything I can about the Sea Sload called K'Garza." Who captured Grog and where can I find him? "Grog went off to investigate the undead near the bay. Figured they were the Sea Sload's handiwork. He didn't account for the smugglers, though, and they captured him. You gonna see a lot of times where I’m not the main one talking in the circle ’cause I let them, you know, do what you gotta do,” Smith explained. “We’re all pros so I love having help from everybody else.” Stepping out of the comfort zone Besides, this entire case is not really about the Second Amendment… it is about the denial of Rahimi’s rights without due process as guaranteed by the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. The Deseret News reported that the Titan lost communications with the Canadian research ship Polar Prince about an hour and 45 minutes after the dive initially began and that the U.S. Navy heard a potential implosion of the submersible on June 18.

What I “ Think” I’m trying to share is I think often we’re using the same words which by definition have a different meaning. And sometimes I just wrong! I’m ok with that as well. Being wrongs only a bad thing when one’s not willing to except the responsibility for his words his actions. If one is going to apply the literal text of the 1791 Second Amendment today, there are NO gun laws that are permissible whatsoever, because the amendment does nor recognize ANY limitations. Of course the courts are unwilling to do that because then they would have to strike down the NFA, the GCA, and the Brady law. Prelogar made a glaring point, beginning with Thomas as her primary audience: A look into the nation’s history and tradition, she argued, reveals that the Second Amendment was meant not to apply to entire groups of people, and slaves and Native Americans were excluded. The theme reemerged several times throughout the nearly two hours of oral arguments. In the founding era, such categories of people were not considered to be “among the people protected by the Second Amendment,” and generally stripped of other rights as well, Prelogar contextualized, denouncing the inequality as “odious.”Models and measurements both have their role. For instance, models simulate behavior in the absence of data, e.g., when transient and off-normal conditions cannot be tested because of things like safety. Data confirms the models and lends confidence to the simulations. I’ve seen incorrect models before, but I’ve also seen erroneous measurements. Smith was asked in that interview how it felt when the team looked at her in the final moments but she said they weren’t looking at her, they were looking at the vets. Still, this confirms the rumors. Now that we know, we can plan accordingly." How will you respond to the Sea Sload threat? "Normally, I'd dispatch every soldier at my disposal to deal with these geysers. However, the ongoing war has depleted our forces. It might be time to reach out to more people like you and Cainar's adventurers. Mike the LA fireman, you as-well. I value your observations as-well. I’ve seen some absolute police bullshit also. I get it you don’t like the poopoo, I’m fine with that. I don’t like a lot of poopoo bull shit myself. I’m all for accountability in law enforcement.

Years ago, this was in the mid-2000s, I began to wonder why FNC (Fox) so seldom talked about Sunni Islamic jihad or terrorism or reported anything unflattering about the repressions of any of the Sunni Arab states. Only reporting on Shi’ite jihad and terror, in particular Iran and maybe Syria and Lebanon, but almost never anything else. This despite the fact that many of the most-influential and powerful jihadist/terror groups in the world are Sunni Muslim, and not Shi’ite. This is because Sunni Muslims outnumber Shi’ites and other minority sects by a considerable margin, and Sunni Islam is the commonest form. That we sometimes see the same incident differently isn’t odd or unusual. Your opinion or observation is yours, I respect them, I don’t want to to have my opinion. We all interrupt what we’ve seen based on our life experiences. Every-time an opportunity to learn is offered is a fantastic opportunity. Not only did our super-hero division head not apologize, he blamed others for the mishap. And to put a cherry on that particular sundae, he got himself promoted to CEO of the entire company, and a giant raise to boot. The company in question shall remain nameless, but it was headquartered in Abbott Park, IL. The Arabs soon found themselves wealthy beyond imagining, and they have used that wealth in ways that benefit their beliefs and their creed. According to 4th generation warfare theory, money is among the most-potent of weapons, a fact which the sheiks have exploited to the hilt. Could we get out of here, now, please?" There must be something you can tell me before we go. "You just go on and on, don't you?

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Title 10 of the U. S. Code charges the Secretary of the Navy with ensuring the highest level of training appropriate to the responsibilities placed upon both the Marine Corps and the Navy. That is what strategy provides to us—a framework within which to train. For example, U. S. naval forces recently conducted a major training exercise, “Ocean Safari 85,” with our NATO allies and the U.S. Coast Guard and Air Force. The “Safari” assembled off the East Coast of the United States and fought its way across the Atlantic, moved north of England and east of Iceland, and ended up in the Norwegian Sea. Approximately 155 ships and 280 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters operated for four weeks in this environment, against 19 real Soviet ships and submarines and 96 Soviet aircraft sorties. 11