The My Vibe Thread

[YankeeRebel]

Not since I left North Carolina. I'm in Georgia now and close to I-85.

Ahh okay thanks

 

[YankeeRebel]

1) marinate
2) cook skin-on
3) Don't over cook!!!!!! You barely cook salmon (or eat it raw)

Yep only reason I do skin side down 4 min is my ole lady loves when the skin gets crispy

 

[nefansince75]

Is there any chance you are cooking it to long first cook? I do one even layer of hot coals, 4 Min skin side down then flip 2 Min flesh side down. Before a package any leftovers I make sure they are completely cool place in tupperware with tight locking lid. When I reheat I do 1 min in microwave. Usually stays moist.

I was describing my experience eating salmon, and not cooking, though maybe early on cooking. I'm not the foody you are so my cooking is simpler. I buy a frozen marinated wild salmon from Costco, then cook it a bit less than the directions call for. I like sushi so I have no fear of undercooked, and my result is always moist and tasty.

 

[Southieinnc]

Ahh okay thanks

I'll be headed to NC sometime soon. 2 of my kids are there.
You need something done?

 

[YankeeRebel]

I'll be headed to NC sometime soon. 2 of my kids are there.
You need something done?

No I was curious how the traffic flows on i77N to 81N and if those roads are all open from last years storm

 

[Southieinnc]

I was describing my experience eating salmon, and not cooking, though maybe early on cooking. I'm not the foody you are so my cooking is simpler. I buy a frozen marinated wild salmon from Costco, then cook it a bit less than the directions call for. I like sushi so I have no fear of undercooked, and my result is always moist and tasty.

I like sushi also. Reading about expert sushi restaurants I found that the experts freeze sushi overnight before consumption.
In some cases it is the law. Properly frozen sushi will not taste different than fresh, unfrozen.

"The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lists salmon as a known source of parasites, which are organisms that live on or in other organisms —including humans (1Trusted Source).
Helminths are worm-like parasites similar to tapeworms or roundworms. They’re common in finfish like salmon (2Trusted Source).
Helminths or the Japanese broad tapeworm Diphyllobothrium nihonkaiense can live in your small intestine where they can grow to more than 39 feet (12 meters) long (3Trusted Source).
These and other types of tapeworms have been found in wild salmon from Alaska and Japan — and in the digestive tracts of people who have eaten raw salmon from those areas"

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Salmon is great...until it dries out. Any secret to prevent that? Meat thermometer?

Bacon grease.

 

[Southieinnc]

No I was curious how the traffic flows on i77N to 81N and if those roads are all open from last years storm

DriveNC.gov | North Carolina Traffic, Road Closures & Travel Information

Official real-time traffic and travel information for North Carolina. We provide details about road closures, accidents, congestion, and work zones. Additional map data includes traffic cameras, North Carolina rest areas, and charging stations for electronic vehicles.

drivenc.gov

 

[YankeeRebel]

DriveNC.gov | North Carolina Traffic, Road Closures & Travel Information

Official real-time traffic and travel information for North Carolina. We provide details about road closures, accidents, congestion, and work zones. Additional map data includes traffic cameras, North Carolina rest areas, and charging stations for electronic vehicles.

drivenc.gov

TY

 

[BigKen]

Nothing pisses me off more than forty people bitching about something that they've never seen or experienced. Like how a naval jet can be lost because of a problem landing on an aircraft carrier. All the expertise is from watching Top Gun. CNN decides to make up a new adjective that they call an "Arrestment Landing" issue. Not an 'Arresting Gear or Arresting Gear Wire or even a pilot deck landing problem. The Truman "lost" an F-15A.

Anybody ever land on an aircraft carrier?? I had two on the smallest deck in the fleet. U.S.S. Hancock CVA-19 Angle deck was 315 feet long and had four wires. Ship was 898 feet long, 215 feet wide. Wood deck. Commissioned in 1944 and displaced 44,000 tons. Truman is 1250 feet long and 325 feet wide and displaces 75,000 tons.

Asshole have never seen a carrier live, yet report on things they have zero concept about because they read something about a ship.

Oh yeah, I was shot off her twice on a steam catapult. Truman's deck is so big that she doesn't have catapults.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Nothing pisses me off more than forty people bitching about something that they've never seen or experienced. Like how a naval jet can be lost because of a problem landing on an aircraft carrier. All the expertise is from watching Top Gun. CNN decides to make up a new adjective that they call an "Arrestment Landing" issue. Not an 'Arresting Gear or Arresting Gear Wire or even a pilot deck landing problem. The Truman "lost" an F-15A.

Anybody ever land on an aircraft carrier?? I had two on the smallest deck in the fleet. U.S.S. Hancock CVA-19 Angle deck was 315 feet long and had four wires. Ship was 898 feet long, 215 feet wide. Wood deck. Commissioned in 1944 and displaced 44,000 tons. Truman is 1250 feet long and 325 feet wide and displaces 75,000 tons.

Asshole have never seen a carrier live, yet report on things they have zero concept about because they read something about a ship.

Oh yeah, I was shot off her twice on a steam catapult. Truman's deck is so big that she doesn't have catapults.

Ummm Arrestment Landing is a real thing big guy CNN did not make it up.

• Arrested landing is used when an aircraft lands on an aircraft carrier to decelerate rapidly. An arresting gear, or arrestor gear, is a mechanical system used to rapidly decelerate an aircraft as it lands.

And honestly so what if CNN got it wrong, the NAVY lost two fucking Jets in a week that shit ain't good no matter how you look at it.

 

[Southieinnc]

Nothing pisses me off more than forty people bitching about something that they've never seen or experienced. Like how a naval jet can be lost because of a problem landing on an aircraft carrier. All the expertise is from watching Top Gun. CNN decides to make up a new adjective that they call an "Arrestment Landing" issue. Not an 'Arresting Gear or Arresting Gear Wire or even a pilot deck landing problem. The Truman "lost" an F-15A.

Anybody ever land on an aircraft carrier?? I had two on the smallest deck in the fleet. U.S.S. Hancock CVA-19 Angle deck was 315 feet long and had four wires. Ship was 898 feet long, 215 feet wide. Wood deck. Commissioned in 1944 and displaced 44,000 tons. Truman is 1250 feet long and 325 feet wide and displaces 75,000 tons.

Asshole have never seen a carrier live, yet report on things they have zero concept about because they read something about a ship.

Oh yeah, I was shot off her twice on a steam catapult. Truman's deck is so big that she doesn't have catapults.

I watched many young pilots practice carrier landings at Lemoore Naval Air Site. It was entertaining!
They had a "carrier box" on the 3 mile runway and young pilots had to land in the box and stop before the end of the box.
As casual observers, we started to "grade" the landings.
Boxes were missed or over-run. Tires were popped. Landing gear was destroyed.
It is more difficult than it looks and it can get expensive.
Some even ran off the runway and then Navair got involved. Reputations were made and/or ruined.
There is so much training involved in getting a young pilot ready for battle.
I am very proud of our Military men and women.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

The Truman "lost" an F-15A.

F-18. The F-15 is an Air Force Air Superiority Fighter. It lacks the robust landing gear and structural enhancements required for an arresting hook. It also does not have said arresting hook.

Truman's deck is so big that she doesn't have catapults.

Catapults and Arresting Gear: Equipped with four steam-powered catapults and four arresting gear systems, the deck is engineered for the safe and efficient handling of a wide variety of aircraft.

USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) - Technical parameters

The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) stands as one of the most formidable symbols of American naval power.

technicalparameters.eu

 

[BigKen]

Ummm Arrestment Landing is a real thing big guy CNN did not make it up.

• Arrested landing is used when an aircraft lands on an aircraft carrier to decelerate rapidly. An arresting gear, or arrestor gear, is a mechanical system used to rapidly decelerate an aircraft as it lands.

I know what an arrested landing is. There is no such naval vernicular or even slang that calls any carrier landing an "Arrestment" anything.

I spent more than two years in Flight Deck Control (100,000+ launches and recoveries) and never once was anything called arrestment.

 

[YankeeRebel]

I know what an arrested landing is. There is no such naval vernicular or even slang that calls any carrier landing an "Arrestment" anything.

I spent more than two years in Flight Deck Control (100,000+ launches and recoveries) and never once was anything called arrestment.

Okay but is the bigger damn problem the Navy losing two Jets or a news agency unintentionally misusing a military term?

 

[BigKen]

Okay but is the bigger damn problem the Navy losing two Jets or a news agency unintentionally misusing a military term?

No one has all of the facts.

I was in 'Nam for four tours. I got there when I was 18 years old. At 19 I was a crewman on an SH3A and trying to help guys my own age in the middle of a fire fight. I picked up bodies of guys younger than myself. Most fighter and bomber pilots are barely twenty four years old and yet are asked to fly multi-billion dollar machines. Our military doesn't want anyone over 40 driving any of them. Response time is critical and milli-seconds matter. I quit flying just before I turned twenty and took a position in Flight Deck Control accepting full responsibility for making sure that every aircraft had a full tank of gas when it left the ship. Never screwed up once. Never lost a bogie or a pilot.

I just hate people talking about stuff they know nothing about, like they're experts.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Interesting.

 

[YankeeRebel]

No one has all of the facts.

I was in 'Nam for four tours. I got there when I was 18 years old. At 19 I was a crewman on an SH3A and trying to help guys my own age in the middle of a fire fight. I picked up bodies of guys younger than myself. Most fighter and bomber pilots are barely twenty four years old and yet are asked to fly multi-billion dollar machines. Our military doesn't want anyone over 40 driving any of them. Response time is critical and milli-seconds matter. I quit flying just before I turned twenty and took a position in Flight Deck Control accepting full responsibility for making sure that every aircraft had a full tank of gas when it left the ship. Never screwed up once. Never lost a bogie or a pilot.

I just hate people talking about stuff they know nothing about, like they're experts.

Yeah, we all know you were in Nam, thanks for your service but again what is the bigger issue. And they do know what they are talking about, they are talking about the Navy losing two fucking Jets. This is a pretty big deal, and I am certain there are a lot of asses getting chewed out. Just seems to me you're choosing the wrong thing to be concerned with.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Interesting.

Great Post

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Great Post

Thank you sir.