txaggie90

Very funny, New England

It's good to see so many public servants in our ranks. Thanks for all of your hard work. Currently, I'm just First Aid and CPR qualified, but once things settle down this summer, I hope to get my First Responder cert. I have the tendency of running into bad auto crashes (usually at least once a year) so hopefully I can learn more than just enough to be dangerous Anyone with any suggestions or advise, please email me.

If she's not a Geocacher, I'll adopt whatever hobby she has

So GC'rs were trespassing on his sacred site? Well, as a Geocacher, I consider all of the National Parks as sacred to my religion of Geocaching. Therefore, muggles are trespassing on my sacred space and I want them banned from the National Parks. And I want the freedom, as guaranteed by the 1st Amendment, to freely practice my religion and place caches anywhere within the forest.

As a pilot, I don't see that the publication of VOR locations here is a problem. This is all public information. In fact, if you think of VOR locations as a type of waypoint, you quickly see that you have to know the location of them for them to be of any use for navigation. I doubt seriously that they would be considered as a valuable target, since the system still functions today, even though at any given time several of the VOR locations may be out of service. Pilots use a variety of navigation methods, including Dead Reckoning, Pilotage, VOR, ADF, GPS, Loran, etc. Even most basic training aircraft contain at least two different types electronic navigation receivers. Just my two cents.

FYI - Here is an article on what the true story is on the possiblilty of intentional GPS outtages. http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsitems/2004/041216space.html