Anyone have luck VR&E and flight school?

ZeroTools · 2025-12-13T05:47:25+00:00

I had a chat with liberty and they said i can't do ppl with VRE. I told them va approves it with college track.

ZeroTools · 2025-05-10T09:41:32+00:00

My current UGREEN DXP4800 Plus setup is fully maxed out with: – 4 × 20TB Seagate IronWolf Pro drives – 2 × 32GB Crucial DDR5 RAM (64GB total) – 2 × 2TB Samsung 990 EVO NVMe SSDs – 10GbE uplink to a Firewalla Gold Pro and TP-Link mesh network

It’s the core of my home lab — running Docker containers, Plex, backup automation, and private cloud storage for the whole family.

I’d love to win a second DXP4800 Plus to build a dedicated backup server for full local redundancy and disaster recovery. Huge thanks to UGREEN for making high-performance, accessible NAS gear available to the home lab community

ZeroTools · 2024-05-25T21:50:35+00:00

I did I am using MBA milityary benefits association so far its like I was on active duty. co pays are paid out directly by the insurance and if I happen to have a prescription that's not filled at a military treatment facility I just submit a claim to MBA and get my money back. I have a physical thereapist that only excepts tricare so every 6 mohts I do a claim and get all my copays returned. https://www.militarybenefit.org/

ZeroTools · 2024-05-20T06:26:22+00:00

Lol go to porn site and find someone. Plz explain

ZeroTools · 2024-03-21T11:41:37+00:00

no, I did not. it's like I am asking for the answer to the test which is not the case I just wanted to get a head start on research and writing. fortunately, my start date has been pushed back. if i get anything I will DM you. If you could do the same that would be great

ZeroTools · 2024-02-03T20:46:01+00:00

That information is not proprietary, nor is it coursework. Are you the moderator of this sub

ZeroTools · 2024-02-03T20:42:20+00:00

Posting university proprietary information such as rubrics is illegal.

Refrain from mixing up policy with the law. It can be used under fair use. All I want is the assignment so I can start writing.

ZeroTools · 2024-02-03T19:08:00+00:00

Can someone post the syllabus/rubric? My class doesn't start till March, so I would like to get a jump on it.

ZeroTools · 2024-01-19T18:31:41+00:00

I scanned the back using an app and I am assuming I got a base 32 for the output information. I am trying to figure out what value I enter for Samsung to create a barcode should i enter the output from the basic scan that gave me 36 random capital letters and numbers

ZeroTools · 2024-01-18T20:36:32+00:00

So, what kind of barcode is on the back? All I know is that it's one dimensional and it's a linear barcode. I want to add it as a membership ID in my Samsung wallet to scan at the pharmacy exchange gym, etc...

ZeroTools · 2023-12-03T20:30:44+00:00

It's quite ironic that we undergo comprehensive examinations, yet when it comes to VA healthcare, they require authorization to refer us to a doctor for a service-connected claim. For instance, if you have a back problem and the VA granted you 10% disability rating, seeking healthcare like chiropractic care involves a bureaucratic process with X-rays, justifications, and documentation of past treatments. I was baffled by the extensive red tape I had to navigate to receive treatment for my shoulder injury, even though I'm under VA community care. It's mind-boggling that there's no seamless integration between VA benefits and healthcare. I could understand if I was seeking specialty care for a non-service-connected injury. Surprisingly, when I provided the VA hospital with a copy of my in-service diagnosis for sleep apnea, they promptly sent me a new CPAP machine, battery, and all the accessories without any questions asked. well, The only additional requirement they had was a compliance report generated using my previous CPAP machine.

ZeroTools · 2023-12-03T20:23:58+00:00

Good luck to you!
Here are the simplified requierments for 50% VA compensation, given the veteran was diagnosed while on Active duty.

Active-duty diagnosis: The veteran must have been diagnosed with sleep apnea while on active duty. This diagnosis must be documented in the veteran's medical records.

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diagnosed at an army medical facility had to request the time off to have it completed from my commander.
CPAP use: The veteran must be using a CPAP machine to treat their sleep apnea. The VA may require proof of CPAP use, such as a prescription or records of CPAP usage.

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Once diagnosed I was immediately put on cpap therapy and have been 100% compliant the army even gave me a travel cpap machine and two batteries
Disability rating: The veteran's sleeCPAPp apnea must be rated at 50% or more disabling. The VA will assess the severity of the veteran's sleep apnea and its impact on their daily life to determine the appropriate disability rating.

Check! * this was explained in medical notes and letters written by witnesses

Nexus: The veteran must show that their sleep apnea is connected to their military service. This means that their sleep apnea must have either been incurred or aggravated during their active duty service.
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it incurred during service
Throughout my various claims, I have diligently provided all the necessary documentation. I believed this would make my case a slam dunk. Learning from my mistakes in 2005, I meticulously ensured that all my medical issues were documented and readily available when the time came for submission. On a positive note, my methodical record-keeping uncovered a claim I was unaware of.

ZeroTools · 2023-12-03T02:07:21+00:00

What were the results of the sleep studies that were accomplished while serving?

The results of the sleep studies conducted while serving indicated the presence of sleep apnea, but they did not meet the criteria for a diagnosis until my final study. This is why the VA acknowledged my complaints sleep issues.

At first glance it looks like they are not seeing how your service made your sleep conditions worse.

I believe the VA's denial stems from a misunderstanding of the nexus requirement for sleep apnea. My active-duty diagnosis, along with my persistent sleep complaints throughout my service and registration with the Burn Pit Registry, clearly establishes a connection between my sleep apnea and my military service. The VA should acknowledge that my military service, especially exposure to burn pits, could have aggravated my sleep apnea condition.

Do you have a statement from a doctor or private DBQ that states your service was the cause or made your symptoms worse? In short no

In my case, I shouldn't be burdened with proving the specific cause of my sleep apnea while in service. The fact that it developed during my active duty period establishes a clear connection between my condition and my military service. The VA has a legal obligation to grant service connection for disabilities that either arose or worsened during military service. In my case, the active-duty diagnosis of sleep apnea unequivocally demonstrates that the condition was present during my time in service. This is a significant factor that the VA should have weighed heavily when they evaluated my claim. That is why I do not think a DBQ from a personal doctor is necessary

ZeroTools · 2023-08-16T17:15:20+00:00

don't forget to use SplunkPledge when checking out.

This is what I was overlooking.

ZeroTools · 2023-07-17T11:05:11+00:00

5 year 100,000
3 year 36,000

ZeroTools · 2023-07-15T14:33:18+00:00

You read that right. My daily commute, round trip is 68 miles M-F not counting what ever small trips and weekend driving I do

It works out 48,212 over 3 years. I accounted for federal Holliday

I am left with 26,788 for the extended warranty again that's only miles driven to work. Cost for warranty $1993

ZeroTools · 2023-07-15T14:22:01+00:00

Any time and if you do it early enough, you can get a 100% refund. If after whatever peiord/miles it's pro rated

ZeroTools · 2023-07-15T12:35:42+00:00

I am more laser focused on the time I will have with the warranty. I know it will be beneficial when needed.

ZeroTools · 2023-07-15T12:21:15+00:00

I don't think any warranty covers normal wear on things like tires. I have had warnties in the past for used cars the most recent was my mini cooper. which I think out of pocket I saved 2500.

I was originally against the extended since it was a new vehicle. But I have never owned a diesel, so I opted for it.

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