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GPS at Ground ZeroGPS was instrumental in documenting the location of items recovered at Ground Zero. FDNY, which had been charged with the task, realized soon after the Sept. 11 attack that recovery workers were having trouble recording evidence locations.Firefighters had to sight landmarks to gauge where they were within the 16-acre site, which was broken into 75- by 75-foot blocks for mapping. They then took notes on paper indicating what was found - whether metal fragments or human remains - and approximately where before the item was removed to a landfill, warehouse or the medical examiner''s office. The information later was entered into a computer database by hand.

For utilization and geographic location, in its October Offshore Rig Locator, Offshore Data Services shows 290 jackups working, out of a total worldwide fleet of 387 rigs, for 75% utilization, down 5% from last year''s 79%. The U.S. Gulf of Mexico had 108 jackups working, of a total 139 available, for 78% utilization. The second most active area was the Persian Gulf, with 32 of its 46 rigs active. Asia accounted for 66 rigs--in India, 22 units were all active; SE Asia had 18 of its 26 rigs working, and the Far East area had 16 of 18 jackups contracted. West Africa had only 12 of its 26 rigs working. Other active areas were: Mediterranean/Black Sea, 12; the Caspian, 7; Mexico, 6; Venezuela, 6; the Red Sea, 7; and Brazil, 5.

TipAfter the holes are dug, cover them with scraps of plywood to keep your kids or your toy poodle from falling in (I''ve seen it happen) and to keep the holes from caving in if it rains.1 DIG a "pilot hole" the same diameter as the auger around the stake that marks the center of the hole. That''ll keep the auger tip from wandering when you start the hole. Plastic boxes and flexible nonmetallic cable (commonly called Romex) put electrical wiring projects within the skill range of every dedicated DIYer.