'Same Mike LaBeau. They had their choice of assignments after repatriation;
I think he went to graduate school - maybe AFIT - I'm not sure. Later, in
Program Office at Wright-Pat. Retired as O-6.
'Small world.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Ritchey"
To: "'WILTON'" ; "'Me
Thanks, Wilton. A fascinating window into a day in the life. I worked with
a Colonel Mike LaBeau at the F-16 Program Office in 1989-1990 at
Wright-Patt. He was the Director of Manufacturing and I worked in
Engineering. This Mike had been a POW so it must have been the same Mike
LaBeau. Back i
Interesting book about the underground war in Crete during WWII.
"The Ariadne Objective" by Wes Davis. It includes a description of
Patrick Leigh Fermor's introduction to the little gadgets invented by
Jasper Maskelyne. Jasper Maskelyne lived until 1973, and may well be
the real life prototyp
Memory isn't the limitation - the big issue is 32-bit EFI vs. 64-bit EFI. The
machine has to have a processor capable of doing 64-bit operations. That would
me the minimum processor would have to be an Intel Core2Duo. I think your
Macbook 1,1 only has a CoreDuo processor. Not familiar with t
Think it may work on a macbook 1.1 or Macbook pro 8.1? Both have
maxed out memory according to OWC.
For you Macheads out there, I just installed Yosemite on my MacPro
using a custom bootloader. I've used the same means to do so with
previous version of OS X that weren't supported by Apple
Better searches with Spotlight, annotation in email, DuckDuckGo as a search
engine built in, the “Handoff” feature, and the ability to have private
browsing tabs in a separate window.
The handoff feature is probably the least useful, as it only works with other
iOS devices, but it’s still nice.
BTW, I found Col Joyner's widow about 10 years ago at an address in Raleigh,
NC. Because of my fear of "breaking down" so badly while trying to talk to
her, it took me several months to gather the courage to call her and tell
her about our conversation at the U-Tapao Officers Club. I thought
'First thing I checked - keys not interchangeable, and my shaky hands
preclude painting - already smeared 2 of 'em badly with MB # 9147
arktikweis.
I think I'll be OK with old keyboard. We'll see.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Meade Dillon via Mercedes"
To: "Mercedes"
Sent:
Gasoline and a match?
More seriously, sand it off. Got to use my palm sander with 80 grit paper
to prepare a couple spots for fiberglass patching yesterday. Fun time.
The gel coat is REALLY thick, maybe that's normal. Sanded down to the
epoxy, applied two layers of cloth. Today I'm going to sa
Pop an identical key off of each keyboard key (letter q for instance) and
see if they are exchangeable between keyboards. If they are, swap your old
keys over to the new keyboard, careful not to mix them up, and then
whichever new keys still haven't moved, those will need either a better
sticker o
Features like?
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I'm having mine done since the car starts a little harder than it should, idles
a little rough and gets a little worse mileage. It gets a little better with a
tank of bio diesel.
No setting valves on an OM601 if it were a 61x I'd start there.
Curt
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Because I want access to some of the features in Yosemite. Otherwise I would
have left well enough alone.
And also, because I can….
D
> On Oct 25, 2014, at 1:57 PM, Curt Raymond wrote:
>
> If you had 10.9 up and running why would you replace it?
>
> Mac guys... (Shakes head)
>
> :)
>
>
Try one of those flexible screen abrasive discs on a angle grinder.
it that doesn't take it off, use the grinding disc.
Oh Ye discs of divers grindin nowlige
I picked up some granite scraps at my stone guy's place the other
day with the intent to cut them down a bit and use them for pizza
sto
I picked up some granite scraps at my stone guy's place the other day
with the intent to cut them down a bit and use them for pizza stones in
the oven. They have some sort of mesh applied on the back, and the
sealer or whatever is on top and bottom, probably some sort of epoxy? I
need to get
On Oct 25, 2014 10:17 AM, "WILTON via Mercedes"
wrote:
>
> Well, I don't really have it solved. I'm still where I was when I asked
the question - I don't know what features I may be missing by using the old
keyboard, and still can't see the new one well enough to use it easily. BTW,
You might no
(raises a glass in memory of the fallen)
-MMM-
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 9:38 AM, WILTON via Mercedes
wrote:
> MORRIS' CREW
> By Wilton Strickland
>
>Many BUFF crews at U-Tapao had been going to Hanoi almost every night
> since the beginning of the Linebacker II campaign the night of Dec. 18
For you Macheads out there, I just installed Yosemite on my MacPro using a
custom bootloader. I’ve used the same means to do so with previous version of
OS X that weren’t supported by Apple for my “antiquated” hardware - a MacPro
1,1 upgraded to 2,1 firmware with 14GB of RAM, four drives (boot
MORRIS' CREW
By Wilton Strickland
Many BUFF crews at U-Tapao had been going to Hanoi almost every night
since the beginning of the Linebacker II campaign the night of Dec. 18, '72,
but because of the long distance involved, crews on Guam had been going only
about every other night. On 24
Well, I don't really have it solved. I'm still where I was when I asked the
question - I don't know what features I may be missing by using the old
keyboard, and still can't see the new one well enough to use it easily.
BTW, my eyesight is excellent - 20/30 corrected to 20/20 with progressive
"It's dead Jim" strikes again. I'm finally going to let go of the 1973
Mercury 9.8 HP that has powered my sailboat since it was new. Too much
corrosion, two many small problems and several big ones.
Anyone know of or have an old motor they want to get rid of? Two stroke
preferred, long shaft wo
Wilton has his problem solved but in case anyone
else has a similar problem, there are easy-read
and glow in the dark keyboards
Here is another possibility
http://www.evertek.com/viewpart.asp?auto=87109
or
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Ergoguys-EZSee-Large-Print-Keyboard-Yellow/14700413
uuugl
On Oct 24, 2014 8:04 PM, "Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes" <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>
> I have a couple of questions:
>
> 1. How do you guys know it is time to rebuild your injectors? Is this just
> a seat of the pants type thing? Engine knock? Preventive at a certain
> mileage? Just doing it fo
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