Tony

Yes, set up and fully functional. I've even added dental floss this year, got that idea from an HM! First aid station over by vulture's row everyone!!

That is true you know, everyone rushing over there to check.

I'm sure that will happen afterwards and is not database driven. (if I'm thinking of the same page.)

I cautiously think they are updating the database with the results. Or preparing it to load the results. Someone had asked earlier if anyone else knows about the results before the CNP and I forgot to mention also the developers/ administrators who update the database. They need to do their thingy too.

Don't forget to floss.

Not all records are updated at the same time. It's sequentially, maybe alphabetically? Who knows but you get it. So some may need to check later.

Remember, let us know if it has changed.

So the old style was basically purge, update then later release (remember there is a Triad the public release) They did a modification but I haven't quite caught it yet and honestly can't remember right now.

In the past, this has been a good indication that the database is being updated with the results. Now mind you, maybe 2 or so years ago the method changed which gave me a better indication but the fact that there are changes to the profile is one of the good indications.

We are looking for recent changes that would indicate that the database is being updated.

Did it change recently? That's what we need to know too.

Okay, if more people can check...

REboot in T - 5 minutes

Okay, if people can start checking please

Thanks for mentioning it @ArmybratNavywife This is the issue: Someone sees @#%&*. Then someone, thinking the story is funny (which usually it is) will post the f%ck to one up that funny. And then it degenerates. I guess something about Navy Sailors, don't know but I can say the worst two offenders where a Sailor and a Navy wife. The Sailor posted something (about sex) that would make another person vomit. The wife posted something (about sex) that made 10 kazillion other spouses complain to me about that post and my forum (you know, because it was my fault.) So needless to say, in normal conversation a #$%^& might work knowing your peers, and actually cussing works with your friends when you are face to face with them. Unfortunately, this is the internet where some treat it as the wild wild West and all are faceless. Except those who post their photos.

If it is published, it is published on the Navy news service. They don't do it all the time. It looks like this (Date: 7/27/2015) -> http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=90350

Yes it is true, someone has to draft up the message, but CNP has final approval.

No problem, thanks for joining.

Plus I'd have to redo the poll and that could delay ships movement. Poll is on the right sidebar

The poll is still running, right sidebar - Triad release date.

Sometimes I have to remove old accounts that have not been active for awhile. Ironically tonight I just did that to some old accounts. This helps keep the database down. Thanks much for the compliment and welcome back!

Welcome to the buttload of people that registered.

Just in case, there is a poll on the right sidebar. Those were the only two dates that were thrown out there.

Absolutely not an issue. I post articles from there if they are new and related but otherwise prefer that the articles I have are used. Just one of those quirky things to serve ads on this forum to keep it running.

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