Warren B. Musselman

Today seems to be my day for apologies.First, the way I presented this whole topic – as a major crisis about to happen – was less than honest. I took this tack because I was sick to death over the…   Read more»

Greg, feel free to contact me via PM and we can start that discussion – the more the merrier. We work in a LAMP environment with the codebase composed largely of PHP, Javascript and some AJAX.

Actually Jeremiah, it would be awesome to have a sit down meeting to do the handover if that is possible.By the way, I have knee surgery on the 15th and will be hors de combat for about a week afterwards.

OK Shunt, I guess I did miss the private message. Call me – 303-823-5059. My name is Warren. Make sure you tell me who you are.

Joe already does much of the content management in terms of the News feed and even knows a few HTML tags like bold and italic, but by his own admission doesn’t want to delve in deeply enough to manage some…   Read more»

The chief job requirements are thus:- General knowledge of website operations in a LAMP environment- PHP Nuke content manager experience helpful- Ability to use text editors (Notepad, Brief, Multi-Edit, etc.) to modify raw HTML and PHP files in order to…   Read more»

By the way, in case you didn’t guess – I’m cranky. I just spent 5 hours blocking a Russian spammer, doing security patches to the content manager and locking the website down a bit more. I’ve got health problems and…   Read more»

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The liftoff was impressive – first Atlas V I’ve seen (on video unfortunately). The Centaur burn was perfect and separation of the vehicle was within 100th of a second of plan. So on August 6th we’ll find out how it…   Read more»

If the temp is below 50ish, you won’t see me.

Rick,NCR stopped tracking our club altitude records at the end of 2009. Primarily because the volume of traffic had gone way up due to a number of very active flyers and a webmaster (me) who just didn’t have the time…   Read more»

Swivels that work and are capable of handling rockets over 3-5# are essentially unavailable in the hobby. The only source I know of is the sailing industry and they are extremely expensive as well as quite heavy. Given that several…   Read more»

Talk to me baby – I have stainless steel railbuttons for both 1515 and 1010 rail with stainless steel screws. $10 a pair for 1010 and $20 a pair for 1515. Got you covered.

Backing up John on this, both of us flew very similar birds of about 32″ in length with J570s and dual deploy within 15 minutes of one another. Not a problem… both filament wound Hawk Mtn type tubing and couplers.Given…   Read more»

Filament wound tubing, like Hawk Mountain, Dynacom and Giant Leap is not as strong axially as convolute wound tubing like Performance Rocketry makes. That is not to say it isn’t strong enough, but that depends on the tubing, the motor,…   Read more»

I’d be willing to trade some rocketry gear for a PE-860 with a 500Gig drive. PM me or call me.

Ed, I fly maybe once or twice a year at best lately and haven’t flown anything under a K or L in 3 or 4 years. LOTS of stuff I just don’t see a use for. I will be keeping…   Read more»

The meeting date is as Joe says. My bad for not correcting it months ago. As I said at the last annual meeting, we NEED a new webmaster to manage the website.

Just a reminder that my wife will NOT be catering the annual meeting this year. We felt after 4 years that it was time for someone else to take on the task.On a secondary note, I will be selling off…   Read more»

BEAR, the concrete pad at the Atlas site was part of the LOX cooling system and is called a spray pad. They had a recirculating evaporative chilled water system the sprayed water over the pad which then recirculated back through…   Read more»