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Here's the full list of Golden Globe nominations
What's in contention?
Updated: 8:02 AM PST Dec 6, 2018
Ian Sandwell
The Golden Globes 2018 nominations have been unveiled. Sandra Oh of "Killing Eve," and Andy Samberg of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will host the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton. The pair impressed many at this year's ceremony when they mocked the high-profile Oscar mix-up over "La La Land." Samberg has two Golden Globe wins for "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and previously hosted the Emmys in 2015, while Oh won a Golden Globe for "Grey's Anatomy" in 2006."Sandra and Andy are the perfect choices to host this world-class event," said Paul Telegdy and George Cheeks, co-chairmen of NBC Entertainment. "They bring wit, charm and style to a room filled with the very best of film and television. It's sure to be another unforgettable fun-filled night."The 76th Golden Globe Awards will take place Sunday, Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT.Here are the TV nominations:Drama Series"The Americans""Bodyguard""Homecoming""Killing Eve""Pose"Drama — ActorJason Bateman, "Ozark"Stephan James, "Homecoming"Richard Madden, "Bodyguard"Billy Porter, "Pose"Matthew Rhys, "The Americans"Drama — ActressCaitriona Balfe, "Outlander"Elisabeth Moss, "The Handmaid's Tale"Sandra Oh, "Killing Eve"Julia Roberts, "Homecoming"Keri Russell, "The Americans"Comedy or Musical Series"Barry""The Good Place""Kidding""The Kominsky Method""The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Comedy or Musical Series - ActorSasha Baron Cohen, "Who Is America?"Jim Carrey, "Kidding"Michael Douglas, "The Kominsky Method"Donald Glover, "Atlanta"Bill Hader, "Barry"Comedy or Musical Series — ActressKristen Bell, "The Good Place"Candice Bergen, "Murphy Brown"Alison Brie, "GLOW"Rachel Brosnahan, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"Debra Messing, "Will & Grace"TV Movie or Miniseries"The Alienist""The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story""Escape at Dannemora""Sharp Objects""A Very English Scandal" TV Movie or Miniseries — ActorAntonio Banderas, "Genius: Picasso"Daniel Brühl, "The Alienist"Darren Criss, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"Benedict Cumberbatch, "Patrick Melrose"Hugh Grant, "A Very English Scandal"TV Movie or Miniseries — ActressAmy Adams, "Sharp Objects"Patricia Arquette, "Escape At Dannemora"Connie Britton, "Dirty John"Laura Dern, "The Tale"Regina King, "Seven Seconds"Series, TV Movie or Miniseries — Supporting ActorAlan Arkin, "The Kominsky Method"Kieran Culkin, "Succession"Edgar Ramirez, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"Henry Winkler, "Barry"Ben Whishaw, "A Very English Scandal"Series, TV Movie or Miniseries — Supporting ActressAlex Borstein, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"Patricia Clarkson, "Sharp Objects"Penelope Cruz, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"Thandie Newton, "Westworld"Yvonne Strahovski, "The Handmaid's Tale"In movies, Adam McKay's political biopic "Vice" is the leading nominee at the Golden Globe Awards 2019, with six nods."A Star Is Born," "The Favourite" and "Green Book" follow closely behind with five nominations a piece, while "BlacKkKlansman" and "Mary Poppins Returns" nabbed four.Here's the list in full of movies nominated this year: Best Motion Picture – Drama"Black Panther""BlacKkKlansman""Bohemian Rhapsody""If Beale Street Could Talk""A Star Is Born"Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy"Crazy Rich Asians""The Favourite""Green Book""Mary Poppins Returns""Vice"Best DirectorBradley Cooper, "A Star Is Born"Alfonso Cuaron, "Roma"Peter Farrelly, "Green Book"Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman"Adam McKay, "Vice"Best Actor – Motion Picture DramaBradley Cooper, "A Star Is Born"Willem Dafoe, "At Eternity's Gate"Lucas Hedges, "Boy Erased"Rami Malek, "Bohemian Rhapsody"John David Washington, "BlacKkKlansman"Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or ComedyChristian Bale, "Vice"Lin-Manuel Miranda, "Mary Poppins Returns"Viggo Mortensen, "Green Book"Robert Redford, "The Old Man & the Gun"John C Reilly, "Stan & Ollie"Best Actress – Motion Picture DramaGlenn Close, "The Wife"Lady Gaga, "A Star Is Born"Nicole Kidman, "Destroyer"Melissa McCarthy, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"Rosamund Pike, "A Private War"Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or ComedyEmily Blunt, "Mary Poppins Returns"Olivia Colman, "The Favourite"Elsie Fisher, "Eighth Grade"Charlize Theron, "Tully"Constance Wu, "Crazy Rich Asians"Best Supporting Actor – Motion PictureMahershala Ali, "Green Book"Timothee Chalamet, "Beautiful Boy"Adam Driver, "BlacKkKlansman"Richard E Grant, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"Sam Rockwell, "Vice"Best Supporting Actress – Motion PictureAmy Adams, "Vice"Claire Foy, "First Man"Regina King, "If Beale Street Could Talk"Emma Stone, "The Favourite"Rachel Weisz, "The Favourite"Best ScreenplayAlfonso Cuaron, "Roma"Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, "The Favourite"Barry Jenkins, "If Beale Street Could Talk"Adam McKay, "Vice"Peter Farrelly, Nick Vallelonga and Brian Currie, "Green Book"Best Original ScoreMarco Beltrami, "A Quiet Place"Alexandre Desplat, "Isle of Dogs"Ludwig Göransson, "Black Panther"Justin Hurwitz, "First Man"Marc Shaiman, "Mary Poppins Returns"Best Original Song'All the Stars', "Black Panther"'Girl in the Movies', "DUMPLIN''Requiem for a Private War', "A Private War"'Revelation', "Boy Erased"'Shallow', "A Star Is Born"Best Foreign Language Film"Capernaum""Girl""Never Look Away""Roma""Shoplifters"Best Animated Feature Film"Incredibles 2""Isle of Dogs""Mirai""Ralph Breaks the Internet""Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"
The Golden Globes 2018 nominations have been unveiled. Sandra Oh of "Killing Eve," and Andy Samberg of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will host the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton. The pair impressed many at this year's ceremony when they mocked the high-profile Oscar mix-up over "La La Land."
Samberg has two Golden Globe wins for "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and previously hosted the Emmys in 2015, while Oh won a Golden Globe for "Grey's Anatomy" in 2006.
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"Sandra and Andy are the perfect choices to host this world-class event," said Paul Telegdy and George Cheeks, co-chairmen of NBC Entertainment. "They bring wit, charm and style to a room filled with the very best of film and television. It's sure to be another unforgettable fun-filled night."
The 76th Golden Globe Awards will take place Sunday, Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT.
Here are the TV nominations:
"The Americans"
"Bodyguard"
"Homecoming"
"Killing Eve"
"Pose"
Drama — Actor
Jason Bateman, "Ozark"
Stephan James, "Homecoming"
Richard Madden, "Bodyguard"
Billy Porter, "Pose"
Matthew Rhys, "The Americans"
Drama — Actress
Caitriona Balfe, "Outlander"
Elisabeth Moss, "The Handmaid's Tale"
Sandra Oh, "Killing Eve"
Julia Roberts, "Homecoming"
Keri Russell, "The Americans"
Comedy or Musical Series
"Barry"
"The Good Place"
"Kidding"
"The Kominsky Method"
"The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
Comedy or Musical Series - Actor
Sasha Baron Cohen, "Who Is America?"
Jim Carrey, "Kidding"
Michael Douglas, "The Kominsky Method"
Donald Glover, "Atlanta"
Bill Hader, "Barry"
Comedy or Musical Series — Actress
Kristen Bell, "The Good Place"
Candice Bergen, "Murphy Brown"
Alison Brie, "GLOW"
Rachel Brosnahan, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
Debra Messing, "Will & Grace"
TV Movie or Miniseries
"The Alienist"
"The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"
"Escape at Dannemora"
"Sharp Objects"
"A Very English Scandal"
TV Movie or Miniseries — Actor
Antonio Banderas, "Genius: Picasso"
Daniel Brühl, "The Alienist"
Darren Criss, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"
Benedict Cumberbatch, "Patrick Melrose"
Hugh Grant, "A Very English Scandal"
TV Movie or Miniseries — Actress
Amy Adams, "Sharp Objects"
Patricia Arquette, "Escape At Dannemora"
Connie Britton, "Dirty John"
Laura Dern, "The Tale"
Regina King, "Seven Seconds"
Series, TV Movie or Miniseries — Supporting Actor
Alan Arkin, "The Kominsky Method"
Kieran Culkin, "Succession"
Edgar Ramirez, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"
Henry Winkler, "Barry"
Ben Whishaw, "A Very English Scandal"
Series, TV Movie or Miniseries — Supporting Actress
Alex Borstein, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
Patricia Clarkson, "Sharp Objects"
Penelope Cruz, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story"
Thandie Newton, "Westworld"
Yvonne Strahovski, "The Handmaid's Tale"
In movies, Adam McKay's political biopic "Vice" is the leading nominee at the Golden Globe Awards 2019, with six nods.
"A Star Is Born," "The Favourite" and "Green Book" follow closely behind with five nominations a piece, while "BlacKkKlansman" and "Mary Poppins Returns" nabbed four.
Here's the list in full of movies nominated this year:
Best Motion Picture – Drama
"Black Panther"
"BlacKkKlansman"
"Bohemian Rhapsody"
"If Beale Street Could Talk"
"A Star Is Born"
Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
"Crazy Rich Asians"
"The Favourite"
"Green Book"
"Mary Poppins Returns"
"Vice"
Bradley Cooper, "A Star Is Born"
Alfonso Cuaron, "Roma"
Peter Farrelly, "Green Book"
Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman"
Adam McKay, "Vice"
Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Willem Dafoe, "At Eternity's Gate"
Lucas Hedges, "Boy Erased"
Rami Malek, "Bohemian Rhapsody"
John David Washington, "BlacKkKlansman"
Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Christian Bale, "Vice"
Lin-Manuel Miranda, "Mary Poppins Returns"
Viggo Mortensen, "Green Book"
Robert Redford, "The Old Man & the Gun"
John C Reilly, "Stan & Ollie"
Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama
Glenn Close, "The Wife"
Lady Gaga, "A Star Is Born"
Nicole Kidman, "Destroyer"
Melissa McCarthy, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
Rosamund Pike, "A Private War"
Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Emily Blunt, "Mary Poppins Returns"
Olivia Colman, "The Favourite"
Elsie Fisher, "Eighth Grade"
Charlize Theron, "Tully"
Constance Wu, "Crazy Rich Asians"
Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture
Mahershala Ali, "Green Book"
Timothee Chalamet, "Beautiful Boy"
Adam Driver, "BlacKkKlansman"
Richard E Grant, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
Sam Rockwell, "Vice"
Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture
Amy Adams, "Vice"
Claire Foy, "First Man"
Regina King, "If Beale Street Could Talk"
Emma Stone, "The Favourite"
Rachel Weisz, "The Favourite"
Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, "The Favourite"
Barry Jenkins, "If Beale Street Could Talk"
Peter Farrelly, Nick Vallelonga and Brian Currie, "Green Book"
Marco Beltrami, "A Quiet Place"
Alexandre Desplat, "Isle of Dogs"
Ludwig Göransson, "Black Panther"
Justin Hurwitz, "First Man"
Marc Shaiman, "Mary Poppins Returns"
'All the Stars', "Black Panther"
'Girl in the Movies', "DUMPLIN'
'Requiem for a Private War', "A Private War"
'Revelation', "Boy Erased"
'Shallow', "A Star Is Born"
"Capernaum"
"Girl"
"Never Look Away"
"Roma"
"Shoplifters"
"Incredibles 2"
"Isle of Dogs"
"Mirai"
"Ralph Breaks the Internet"
"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"


Sugar Research Australia is today launching a five-year strategic plan that is set to strengthen the country's $2 billion a year sugar industry.
Minister Joyce today welcomed the plan, which focuses on more efficient plant breeding, minimising the economic impact of pests and disease, optimising farming systems and production techniques and developing economically viable alternative uses for sugarcane.
"The importance of agriculture industries planning for ongoing success can't be overstated," Minister Joyce said.
"The work that Sugar Research Australia has done through this plan demonstrates a commonsense approach to improving on-farm production and sharing this information with farmers across the industry.
"The emphasis is on adopting and sharing: there's no point developing cutting edge research if it can't be accessed by the people who do the work.
"Australia's sugar industry has about 4000 cane farm businesses harvesting on-average around 30 million tonnes of cane and producing 4 to 4.5 million tonnes of raw sugar each year.
"Australia is the world's third largest raw sugar exporter, with up to 80 per cent of Australian sugar exported to major markets in Indonesia, Japan, the Republic of Korea and Malaysia."
Sugar Research Australia is an industry-owned company funded by a statutory levy paid by grower and milling businesses that receives matching funds from the Australian Government.
"This is a great example of industry investing in its own future. The contribution of the Australian sugar industry to the national economy and the long-term viability of individual businesses depend on this kind of initiative," Minister Joyce said.


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Home > Labor Relations > Does NLRB Chairman Miscimarra's Dissent Hint at the Future of the "Ambush" Elections Rule?
Stephen R. McCutcheon / March 9, 2017
Does NLRB Chairman Miscimarra's Dissent Hint at the Future of the "Ambush" Elections Rule?
National Labor Relations Board Acting Chairman Philip A. Miscimarra's recent dissent in European Imports, Inc., Case 13-RC-19428, hints at the direction the Board may head over the next few years. Chairman Miscimarra and former member Harry Johnson III opposed the Board's adoption the expedited election rule that many have characterized as establishing so-called ambush elections.
Miscamarra and Johnson opposed the rule based upon concerns that the new procedures would delay decision of important questions about who was entitled to vote, and most importantly shortened the time for employees, unions, and employers to engage in protected speech that is crucial to the employees making an informed vote on whether to unionize.
In European Imports, these concerns were demonstrated to be more real than imagined, and Chairman Miscimarra penned a lengthy dissent criticizing the Board's new election procedures. In particular, Miscimarra attacked the rule's "preoccupation with speed" which "unduly prejudices the parties d and extinguishes the employees' right to have a reasonable period of time to become familiar with election issues."
Here, the date set for the election only gave three days' notice to a substantial number of employees that they would be voting on whether they would have union representation. Miscimarra criticized the Board majority and the new rule as failing to live up to the Board's duty "to assure employees the fullest freedom in exercising the rights guaranteed by the Act," and highlighted that this approach to voting would be intolerable in any other context.
Chairman Miscimarra also challenged the Regional Director's use of the new election rule to prevent the employer from introducing evidence of actual prejudice and denial of due process in this election, precluding the employer's creation of a record that could be reviewed by the Board and any reviewing court.
As it stands, the new election rule remains the law of the land, but Chairman Miscimarra's powerful dissent hints that its days may be numbered once new members are appointed by president Trump, and the Board is refocused on the employees' exercise of free choice.
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Wednesday, 25 Nov, 10.18 pm NAVYA MEDIA
DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND INDIAN STUDIES: EFLU
The Department of Comparative Literature and Indian Studies, The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, organized a two-day workshop on the Interface between Classical Tamil Poetics and other Indian-language Literary traditions, titled PORUḶ this thing called Literature on the 24th and 25th of November, 2020. This event is a part of the webinars and workshops organized by the university with patronage and encouragement from Prof. E. Suresh Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of the university who is also the Member of the Commission, UGC.
On 24 November, the resource person, Professor David D. Shulman, Renee Lang Professor of Humanistic Studies, Hebrew University, University, Jerusalem, spoke on "Classical Poetics, Tamil and Sanskrit ". The second speaker of the day, Professor P. Ananda Kumar, Professor and Dean, School of Tamil and Other Indian Languages, Gandhigram Rural Institute, Tamil Nadu, delivered a talk titled "Influences of Buddhist Philosophy on Tamil Literature". The last speaker of the first day, Dr. Torsten Tschacher, formerly at the Centre for Islamic Studies, the Free University, Berlin, spoke on "The Interface with Islam ". Day two was with Professor Shulman on "Sangam Poetry and its Theory, and its Afterlife in pre-modern Tamil".
The talk was widely attended by researchers, teachers, and students from across the country.
The University has been organizing webinars to foster academic interaction with experts and scholars of international repute in language and literature from across the world during the pandemic. Members of the EFL teaching community and students have been participating in the webinars with great enthusiasm and vigor.
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With the constantly changing lifestyle of individuals, there has been an upsurge in the demand for food delivery startups. From groceries to freshly cooked meals, these startups cater to every single need of individuals. According to the market reports received even a few months back, these food-technology startups happened to be the hot favorites of potential investors.
Although they attracted huge amounts of funding, they spent those amounts on advertising and marketing, in an effort to grab the majority of market share. Perhaps, that is what resulted in doomsday for them. Look around and you will get a hang of the reality. Today, numerous food-delivery startups are shutting down at a rapid pace.
Failure to meet investor demands and a colossal financial pressure are some of the crucial reasons for their downfall. As the most unfortunate consequence, most of these food delivery startups are either closing down or reducing their employees.
With this brief overview of the debacle, let has had a quick look at the food delivery business model. Going by the reports published by India Brand Equity Foundation, the online food ordering and delivery ventures account for about Rs 5,000 to 6,000 crore. And the revenues grow by a whopping 30% per month. The various personnel, as well as business platforms involved in this process, are food-ordering platforms, aggregators, delivery-exclusive payers, cloud kitchens and proprietary meal makers.
While classifying startups under the food delivery business model, you will come across three major segments.
The first group consists of startups such as TinyOwl, which happens to be a virtual marketplace acting as trading points for restaurants. The next set comprises of hyper-local delivery services such as Swiggy and Foodpanda, which takes care of both logistics and traffic.
The third group in this list includes full-fledged food businesses like Brekkle and Food Vista.
Each of these segments has their fair share of hassles. In the case of virtual food marketplaces such as TinyOwl, the average transaction size happens to be quite small. Quite inevitably, the commission received on orders is extremely less. These startups fail to gather revenues and in some cases, even the cost of customer acquisition is not met.
On the other end, the average commission percentages for hyper-local food delivery enterprises range from a mere 5% to 15%, depending upon the location of the order. Additionally, the absence of uniform ordering patterns further results in low productivity and revenues.
As the cumulative effect of all these factors, the past 6 to 12 months have witnessed a major downfall in the food delivery businesses. The startup bubble in this nation began to burst with Langhar, a Delhi-based food delivery service closing down during February.
OrderSnack, a promising Chennai startup joined this league by shutting down even before raising capital investments. SpoonJoy and Dazo, both with their origin in Bangalore shut down recently, during the last quarter of 2015. With such frequent call-offs by promising debutantes in the food delivery business, the entire ecosystem is going through tough times. Entrepreneurs need to think big and prepare to grab the market as service creators and not providers. Let's hope that happens before the startup bubble in India completely explodes!
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A reserve fund has been set up and is budgeted within the service charge for the estate. The reserve fund includes repairs to all unadopted roads at Roussillon Park. Also included is a provision to cover the cost of replacement play ground equipment. A provision for insurance excess over the course of a year will also be collected. Trees and preservation orders are also included.
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Checkpoints 2006 Paul Kent
The scribe has only good news to report. The only woman in America who happily cooks, cleans house, and does yard work is out of jail and automotive petrol is back down to a mere $2 per gallon. And there's more to follow!
Final Count for Our 30th. Until the Final Final Count, of course. The scribe has received data from highly reliable sources showing the Class of 1975 broke another record, this one for attendance instead of attrition. The tally now stands at 365 grads appearing at some portion of the weekend in the Springs. Out of the 727 of us still around, this equates to 51%. The previous record for a 30th was supposedly '69 with 34% attendance. Including non-grads, 385 of us showed up at some point.
Friendly Classmate Competition. Awhile back the scribe expressed curiosity about knowing the oldest and youngest fathers amongst us. Bill Swiderek proudly reports he and his wife Katie are expecting in May. Chris Glaeser sent a "4-Stars" photo of CS-17 alumni BGen Dave Sprenkle, BGen Dick Webber, and Maj Gen Mark Volcheff. Amazingly enough, they are all still serving actively, all in Colorado. Dave is Assistant Adjutant General – Air Colorado ANG, Buckley AFB; Dick is at HQ AF Space Command as Director of Mission Support, Schriever Air Force Base, and Mark is Director, Policy and Planning, USNORTHCOM. Chris offers the following challenge for the class: Has any other '75 cadet squadron: a.) Produced three or more general officers b.) four or more stars (2 x BG + 1 x MG= 4 stars)? From Jim Burling: Jim Dill is having a hip replaced in early January. Tongue in cheek, Larry Farriss suggested we start a database of various operations that our classmates have endured, so as each one of us faces some type of surgery, we can call a classmate who has "been there, done that!" An unnamed classmate suggested keeping tally of the greatest percentage (per squadron) of classmates whose last words on earth were "What happens when I press this button?", but the proposal was nixed.
Retirements and Promotions. Maj Gen Dale Meyerrose has been confirmed by the Senate and appointed by the President as the first CIO of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Lt Gen Doug Fraser took command of 11AF in Alaska in October. Just received word that Maj Gen Perry Lamy will hang up the blue suit effective 1 February 06. Gen Dale "Muddy" Waters retired in January. Although his accomplishments in the Air Force are totally unique (the man behind Eldorado Canyon (the raid on Lybia), F-111 Ops Officer in Desert Storm I, and Wing Commander of PSAB during Desert Storm II), making him probably the most combat-experienced fighter pilot currently on active duty, the Class of '75 will remember him best as one of the last recipients of 6 and 120 associated with the infamous "Come in Rangoon" incident at Arnold Hall when we were smack wads. Muddy reflects: "I'm a civilian as of January 1. Gen Moseley is doing my official ceremony on Friday the 13th....but, I've already got the funny little green ID card. Feels funny after 34.5 years. I've never been a Mister...went straight from being a 17 year-old who answered to "hey, you" to being 'Cadet', etc, etc." Dave Ehrhart's promotion ceremony to BG was at Bolling AFB, 31 Aug.
From Bill Taylor: Fred Whitican retired from AF (Reserve or Guard?) after 30 years. Bob Knauff made General in the NY Guard. From Fred Whitican: Mike McClendon pinned on BG today (January 6) at WPAFB. Mike is an AF Reservist and is the Mobilization Assistant to the AFRL Commander. Eight Classmates attended: MG Perry Lamy, Pete Hennessey , Lee Monroe, Sam Ryals, Eric Hoganson, Mike Heil, Rick Townsend and Fred Whitican. From Paul Lotakis: Dick Duesing retired in San Antonio from AFRES on 1 October.
Other. Kevin Lanzit, CS-21, is back from Taiwan, but sadly missed the reunion. From David Clough: I'm still smiling four months after my first USAFA Class of '75 Reunion. Nancy and I are pleased to announce that the middle of our three sons (Philip–namesake of Phil Jones) will graduate with his B.S. in Mech. Engineering from U. of Nebraska-Lincoln (GO BIG RED!) in May and marry his fiancée Samantha in July. From Jim Dearien: got to spend the summer (May-Sep) in Atlanta as the Delta MEC Secretary-Treasurer. Family still lives in Dallas. One daughter graduated valedictorian from her high school a year and half ago, she's at TCU in Ft Worth. Younger daughter is a junior in high school. Newly trained on the 767-400, based in LAX but live part time in Salt Lake City (Delta doesn't fly from DFW-LAX anymore) and fly to Hawaii. Keep trying to get with Steve Watson in Salt Lake, but no luck yet! I feel like a gypsy. I think it may be time to get out of this airline business?
From Jim Burling: USAFA Falcons Mens Basketball Team is 12-1 and getting ready to start Mountain West Conference play. They have beat two ACC schools this year and new Coach Jeff Bezdelik has them off to their best start in history. Regular attendees at the games are Traylors, Duffys, Pierces, Meyerroses, Ekens, Farris, Rosebushes, Dills and Burlings. Bur goes on to add: "There were a few bottles of Class Wine left, so Class Prez Jim Carlson, purchased it and divided it amongst the reunion planning committee. Personally delivered by Christmas elf Ken Finn (sans Santa cap). It went well with the Christmas turkey! Thanks, Jim and Ken!!!" More from Bill Taylor: "Jerry Wallace, Ed Streigel, and many others are in the middle of the airline pay and pension trauma. At the reunion, Joe Debes was introduced as a "trophy husband" by his wife Melissa, who's kind of high up at AMD in Austin. That should be a great achievement for any of us? Our triplets turn two in March, and our son turns four in April, so family time is kind of hectic as well." Speaking of family time, Wayne Willis sent an update from the All American Cover Family in Utah, where he humbly gives his wife Amy credit. Wayne adds, "(son) Brian graduated from the USAF Academy June 1st and married his eternal sweetheart Melanie June 3rd. They are spending the year in Hong Kong! Brian was selected as a Fulbright Scholar and is studying the Chinese culture (his second love) at the Chinese University in Hong Kong."
And some news from John Kambourian: "Contrary to the old adage that 'You can never go home' I will be returning to the Academy summer of '06 to teach in the Political Science department." As the scribe's Checkpoints deadline approaches, a few classmates are making some efforts for impromptu reunions. Paul Lotakis was searching for some Puget Sound '75ers to join at a local Seattle Sports Bar to support our NFL Seahawks in the their playoff attempt. The scribe badly wanted to go, but his company said he had to work. From Jim Burling to Jim Carlson: "a few of us from CS-31 are getting together for a ski weekend at Keystone this Friday. Charlie Beam is bringing his family, Larry Colletti, Bert Ferguson, Mike Dehart, and myself. Should be great as the snow is the best in years. We hope this is the start of tradition for many years to come. Will take some of your '75 Wine to make it less painful!!"
Empty Mailbox. The scribe has a recurring dream, one that "Scribe for Life" Jeff Hackett probably encountered at least once. The deadline for a "Checkpoints" column nears, and the news to ink to his fellow classmates is dearth. The scribe will assume this recent malady is caused by "Post Thirtieth Reunion Apathy." The anticipation of the event, then the get together itself, was overwhelming enough to cause us to take a breather in sending the scribe updates about ourselves. That is fine, but now we are rested, and can start with little tidbits of even the most insignificant amount. Sometimes the scribe has to resort to ulterior means to get his classmates to write to him, like misspelling the last name Bill Schuessler. Twice. Hey, it worked!
Addendum. Our column in the last Checkpoints was missing a few lines in the body, where I included a poignant letter from non-grad Keith Workman (HERE). By the way, only squadron-mate Dean Spraggins called me on it. So I know at least one '75er does read this stuff.
DC Area Dark Ages Party 18 February 2006
6. Al & Nancy Piotter 7. Al & Billie Bready 8. Bill & Cleo Dalso
9. Bob & Jill Aker 10. Chip & Sandy Kirby 11. Cowboy Awtry 12. Dale Meyerrose
13. Gene Schempp 14. Gil Braun 15. Greg & Carol Schmitt 16. Jay Schell
17. John Charlton & Dan McCorry 18. Chip Hardesty 19. John Sullivan 20. Mike Marro
21. Muddy & Robin Waters 22. Pete Losi 23. Phil & Arleen Saenger
Recognition is Back. Never knew it left, you say? But there has been nary a word about Hell Week? So a general inquiry was made. Bruce Mitchell responded that in the current environment, it is absolutely Politically Incorrect to refer to the week before Recognition as "Hell" Week anymore, so it will not be mentioned again in this column. And with this PC stuff, I'm guessing Shower Formations aren't a regular occurrence anymore, either? I'll check on this.
3rd Annual Graduate Leadership Conference at the Zoo this Summer. We will hopefully have 10 classmates in attendance. The AOG limited each class to 5 representatives – but our class seems to have acquired some kind of influence or deference from the powers that be. I'll quote our class Prez Jim Carlson: "75 might well be evolving to become a discriminating force in the future of the Academy as the 60's decade classes grow thinner. The Supe is a '73 grad and we share a brief span of common experience and outlook with him and those early 70s classes. That commonality appears to dissipate with the advent of the 80s and later classes. We're getting to, if not at, the top of our game with respect to our alma mater, classmates. Hopefully, the rest of the class will get brief impressions from each of the guys below, who represent a broad slice of our class. It will be interesting to see if they draw differing interpretations from the same briefings and Q &A's they receive." In a future (next) column, I'll list the attendees and a synopsis of some observations.
Passings. Jose Ricardo Castro-Aguirre passed this life for another on April 16th. He was the first Salvadoran to graduate from USAFA. The scribe received word from his CS-20 mate Charlie Buck that his wife Katy passed away, her battle with cancer finished on February 1. Charlie adds "the local Lawrence newspaper and TV station both did nice pieces about her (a lot of other people had fallen in love with her, too)." Katy was the school nurse in Lawrence, KS. A delayed story from Bran McAllister: My father (WWII fighter pilot) died of ALS in 2004. His dying wish was to fly in a formation with his son (F-15 pilot) and grandson (USAFA '04). We accomplished the feat 6 months before he died, flying with Air Combat USA in Fullerton, CA. We had a wonderful experience, documented in the local media."
Classmates. From Charlie Beadling: we are having a 30.5 year reunion for the CS-16 Chickenhawks this weekend (Jan 28-29) in Las Vegas. It looks like we will get 12-13 (out of the 15 plus+2 non-graduating classmates) in attendance. We just had such a good time at the 30th we decided to keep it going. From Paul Lotakis (per his attempt at a Class of 75 Puget Sound Seahawks reunion at a downtown sports bar): "As they say it was an ill-conceived plan that was perfectly executed. I was the only one that showed (to my knowledge). It was crowded, noisy and no place to sit. Everyone got there super early and marked their territory. I looked around and could not identify any chubby-aging ex-cadets. I gave a waiter 20 bucks to snag a chair (without a table) and a view of the game." For all things Al Bready, go to ... Duane Jones has been honing his skills as a web site jockey with a cool look backwards, leaning on Al Bready's good nature and immeasurable patience. What did Al do to deserve this? From Dave Clough: Check out Dale Meyerrose in Aviation Week and Space Technology's Feb. 27th edition. He retired as a 2-star and is now CIO for Director of National Intelligence." Phil Gronseth was awarded the "Wakin Character Award" for his efforts as the one-person "mission element head" in charge of character development at the Prep School. Phil teaches Chemistry there. There was a nice article lauding Phil in the local paper. Makes us proud. From Dave Wallace: "Attached please find a photo of Lt Gen Doug Fraser, 11 AF/CC, a certified '75 Success Story. With him is his wife Rena, my wife Col Jan Wallace, and me; the occasion was the 11 AF Awards Banquet at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska last Friday 3 March 06. Doug officiated. We were there because Jan is the 354 Mission Support Group Commander at Eielson AFB, Alaska, a part of 11AF."
From Jim Burling: "Dick Webber is on the 2-star nomination list and celebrated with classmates on Feb 26th at the Peterson Club. We don't have too many classmates' promotions to celebrate anymore!" True! At least not in the AF anyway. John Quattrocki adds (and sends the photo, above): "Congratulations on your promotion – well deserved and good for all who depend on the finest Air Force in the world. Your time on SERE cadre did nothing to prepare you for this but I am sure the attached photo is fun for you, family and everyone else in the class."
From Raider Ramstad, who seems to be having too good of a time and forgot he is in his 50's: "This is the NFL of skydiving – 25,400' AGL breathing O2 until exit, 5 Hercs in tight formation, all the ear blocks, sinus infections, hypoxia, stomach viruses, hangovers, bud buzzes, etc, not to mention extreme stress and pressure to perform. Yahoo, baby. This here is THE SHOW!" From Scott Baxter: My son came back from Iraq on leave in December and got married – baby is due 26 days from now. From Bill Murray: Stick (Mark Stickney) and I recently got together with our wives in Dallas for some good food, fellowship and golf! He's still with Northwest Airlines as an A-320 Airbus Captain living with the pay cuts, and I'm still with Lockheed Martin trying to get my salary up to where he was cut to!" From Kevin Lanzit: "I left the US-China Commission to take a job with the Institute for Physical Sciences on 1 March. I am off The Hill and now working in McLean, VA."
From Buck Rogers: Michael E. Rogers will be entering the USAFA with the Class of 2010. Young Mike Rogers is excited. He has visions of being a fighter pilot (don't know where that comes from), then Test Pilot & Astronaut, and culminating in being the first man on Mars – a real "Buck Rogers" story!!! I just hope he graduates!!!" From Rick Pyatt: My wife was unpacking old boxes last weekend and found my purple A-jacket. Amazingly, I could still zip it up. I'm sure I was stress-testing the material, but I felt like a peacock anyway. Still looking for my pointy hooded parka, although I think my Dad has it." From Barbara (Michael, aka "Spike") Johnston: Jack Shine and wife Debbie just moved to Shanghai with business, and plan to be there for 3 years. Additionally we are very proud of our only child Josh as he is about to graduate from Harvard in June." BG Mark Beesley retires effective 1 June. From Duane Jones on Muddy Waters' retirement: "It was a really nice ceremony. Chief of Staff took a great deal of time highlighting some personal stories about our classmate's great spirit and good works. Dean Cox, Lance Grace, Rick Pyatt, and I were happy to see him so well recognized. Sad to see him go."
Closing. A comment from Bruce Mitchell that probably pretty much sums up most of our reflections as OUR era comes to a close: "Bentley Rayburn retiring...I feel a strange disturbance in the force. It truly won't be long until we ('75) are officially active duty has-beens." As Duane "LoDrag" Lodrige adds: "Bentley has certainly represented the USAFA Class of '75 well!" Amen. And the latest from Bentley: "I know I'm nuts, but through an amazing and perhaps providential turn of events, we find ourselves back home in Colorado preparing to run for the open congressional seat here in the 5th District of Colorado. John Gaughan is our campaign manager." On the other end of life's spectrum, a word from Bill Taylor: "Our triplets turned two yesterday, so it should be easy sailing from now until they're sixteen . . ." Count on it, Bill.
A note from the AOG: a survey to all graduate members should have been sent by the time you are reading this. Please fill out and return the survey.
It's summer in the Pacific Northwest as I write this. Actually, I am not writing a thing. I'm assembling email messages and attached photos from classmates who have taken the effort to help the scribe with this column of updates. The scribe greatly appreciates it, as he can then spend his spare time hitting little white balls across terra firma and being pulled on water skis by an underpowered runabout. When the scribe reflects on how difficult it must have been in the olden days for our scribes emeritus, he is truly relieved. Electronic communication has made writing this column a pleasure. And my fellow classmates efforts make it even easier.
Classmates. From Bill Murray: I was on business with Lockheed Martin (F-22) in Atlanta and hooked up with Dave and Sally Young. They're doing great (He's a 777 Captain flying overseas for Delta) and looked great also. From Wayne Willis: Larry (AKA Frankie) "Iron Man" Fariss is at it again (a cross-country bicycle ride). He had a rest day in Salt Lake City in June and I had the pleasure of spending the day with him. I've attached a picture of two real old guys who still look ready to play......shuffleboard.
From Wayne Nelson: Jim Marshall and I had the opportunity to present an AOG scholarship to Tom Finn's son Brian. We did the presentation at Randolph AFB. Brian will attend Trinity University here in San Antonio. My son Alan also attended. He will be going to Texas State this fall.
From Steve Powers: Teledyne Brown Engineering Chief Scientist Dr. Roy Rice was recently selected by the Military Operations Research Society (MORS) to receive its highest recognition, the Vance R. Wanner Memorial Award. Humble Roy adds: Here's an old dude in the F1 Auditorium at USAFA putting about 1,000 people to sleep. If we can bottle my speech, we could all retire on the money we'd make putting sleeping pills out of business. I have an audio recording of my acceptance speech...but all the snoring drowns me out...a good thing. From Bentley Rayburn: "I need to thank you for your overwhelming generosity and kindness to Debbi and me as we pursue our calling to run for the U.S. House seat in the 5th District in Colorado. You have been wonderful with your support, both financially and with your time, talents and prayers for our efforts." From Dean Cox: Duane Jones is headed to Ramstein; Andy Dichter will be retiring.
From Jim Carlson: Your classmates in greater metropolitan Washington DC, celebrated our 31 years since 4 Jun 1975 at Annapolis, Maryland on 4 Jun 2006. Our class outing was hosted courtesy of Duane Lodrige and Bill Lyerly. Our fine hosts made their personal watercraft available to classmates for cruises up and down the river, extra beer runs, and for water-skiing. It was a fine day to appreciate our common bond and the gift of friendship we extend to one another. Starting at 1400, it was well past 2100 before the last of our classmates finally departed the fix. There were about two-dozen of us gathered for the crab feast and river motoring. Many, many thanks to Duane and Bill for their generosity, patience, and good natures. To those who could not possibly make it due to vast geographic distances, timing, and exigencies – you missed what I consider the best-ever class function we've had outside our formal reunions! This, in spite of the fact that we had to view Mark Beesley without his shirt on (thank heavens he left his Brazilian thong at home). (Photo Gallery Below)
From Charlie Wintermeyer, who is a State Department Representative, Qalat, PRT: "I departed Morocco last June and arrived in Afghanistan last July. The new PRT team here now is largely USAF, which is nice, and we are considering forming the Qalat, Afghanistan AOG Chapter. 2003 USAFA grad 1Lt Joe Myhra, our chief engineer, and I took a 2-day trip to southeast Zabul Province (talk about the middle of nowhere–one town had a camel parked in the middle of the main road, and, in another town, a donkey was tied up to an old Russian APC that was in dust up to its axles!)."
Bill Swiderek gets the Newest Daddy Award. Squadrons 37-40 are coming back! The plan is to have them re-established in time for the arrival of the Class of 2010. From Muddy Waters (edited), recently retired: "I just got back from a very special event held at RAF Lakenheath, UK—the 20th reunion of Operation Eldorado Canyon, the April 15, 1986 attack against Libya and state-sponsored terrorism. Many USAFA grads were involved in the planning and execution of Eldorado Canyon but 20 years later the Air Force still keeps the aircrew names under wraps. Now we can see that it was one of the first missions of the Long War. Eldorado Canyon has been judged by most observers as a strategic success and a major blow to Khadaffi and others like him who openly and brazenly supported terrorism aimed at the U.S. and our allies. During the dining out, the Libya Raiders were asked to stand and check-in when their aircraft call signs were called, a reenactment of our 1986 flight check-in. It is hard to describe the emotion all of us felt when Fernando Ribas, Jr. and Peter Lorence stood to check-in for their dads….they were only 4 and 1 when their fathers went out the door on a secret mission and never came back. There were many fine tributes to our lost friends during the reunion but this was the one that gripped us all—these fine young men standing to take their place in our formation—to honor us and the fathers they never really knew. They both told the veterans that the time they spent with us and with the aircrews and airmen of the 48th FW gave them a closer connection to their fathers than they ever had before."
Dedication of the USAFA Memorial Pavilion. From Jim Carlson: I attended the USAFA Cemetery Memorial Pavilion Dedication and Groundbreaking. Other '75ers with me were: Leon Smith-Harrison, Dan Chapman, and Jon Turner's widow Diane. (We are) working out a future guide for our classmates when they visit the cemetery. (see Ed Sienkiewicz's email at the end). I also received invaluable assistance from Scott Hente and Bruce Mitchell to secure my lodging and making my visit as smooth as can be (as always when you have classmates like these). The day was picture perfect. The weather was fantastic, the sky was deep blue with a few white clouds, and the grounds were verdant and immaculate. It was hard to feel too somber on such a day and such an event. It was a day when I, more than ever, wanted to fly–my spirit at least took flight. Leon, Dan, and I visited each of our classmates (me for the first time ever) and said hello to the 16+1 guys from '75 resting there. Among us three, we were able to verbalize a connection with each of our fallen, and to relate a fond memory or story as we stood before their graves. In one of the photos, you will see the shadows we cast over one classmate's memorial plaque. These of course cannot compare to the long unforgettable shadows of comradeship and friendship they each have cast over our own lives. Bill Linn is also memorialized there, but there's no gravesite (he's the 17th deceased classmate).
From Joe Bryant: Before the ball game at the reunion, we met at the cemetery and shared memories around the grave of Ray Johnson. Rod Kallman (Ray's roommate) suggested this. It was a good time of remembrance of Ray and to spend time together, too. I learned one very important thing at the reunion: it was just good to be back there with everyone again. Some of us in our squadron didn't necessarily spend that much time with each other back then – seems we had our little groups – or maybe we didn't even like every one of our classmates in the squadron very much for some reason. But for me, after all those years, any disagreements or whatever had just evaporated. It was just good to be there and to remember the experience that we had "back in the day." I think maybe being at the cemetery that Saturday morning to honor a fallen classmate sort of solidified all that in my mind. Maybe the other squadrons already do something like we did – I don't know. But, I think it would be a very worthwhile part of every reunion for individual squadrons to gather informally and do that at some point during the weekend as a way of honoring those GNBF, and also to maybe solidify the bond with those present. I really enjoyed the memorial ceremony at the chapel, and meeting in small squadron groups at the cemetery would in no way replace that, but for me those few minutes there on Saturday morning were one of the highlights of the weekend.
From Ed Sienkiewicz: Just after our 30th back last Sep, I stopped by the USAFA Cemetery (I had virtually never been there before) and after visiting classmate John Steward's plot, visited each of our deceased classmates (plots) who are buried there. I felt good after doing this "labor of love". Perhaps we could build a listing of '75ers who are buried there (including plot address). (Done. HERE). Further, working with the AOG, etc., work to get built a master list of all deceased '75ers and where they are buried across the country (and across the globe). Then the '75er gatekeeper(s) of this listing could periodically keep it updated, as our '75er Gone But Not Forgotten list continues to grow (very slowly, hopefully). Many years ago (back in the late 1980s), when I was stationed at Hanscom AFB, MA (and armed with a faded Dec 1976 obit clipping from one of the Boston newspapers, from when I was stationed at Pease AFB, NH, back in the latter 1970s – and, by chance, happened to see the obit of one of our classmates), I visited the Boston area cemetery and plot of our first deceased classmate graduate, Larry Ridge, who was from the greater Boston area and died on 10 Dec 1976 in an auto accident near Mesa, AZ. When I contacted his family (who still lived in the area), they were absolutely tickled that a person unknown to them (but a fellow USAFA '75er) took the time to visit their son and brother. That certainly made my day.
Greater Washington DC Area Graduation Celebration 4 June 2006
1. Hugo Posey & Bill Lyerly. 2. Don Byers, Mark Beesley, & Hugo Posey. 3. Al Bready & Terry Young. 4. Dean Cox, Terry Young, & John Charlton.
5. Hugo Posey, Bill Lyerly, & Al Piotter. 6. Mark Beesley, Hugo Posey, & Bill Lyerly. 7. Hugo Posey & Bill Lyerly.
9. ?, Julius Hargrove, Don Byers, Mark Beesley, & Al Piotter. 11. Don Byers, Mark Beesley, Mike Anderson, & Duane Lodrige. 12. Al Bready, Don Byers, & John Charlton.
13. Terry Young, Julius Hargrove, & Al Piotter. 14. Dean Cox, Mike Anderson, & Duane Lodrige. 15. Mike Anderson. 16. Julius Hargrove, Bill Lyerly, & Hugo Posey.
17. Hugo Posey, Mike Anderson, & Bill Lyerly. 18. Hugo Posey, Bill Lyerly, & Mark Beesley. 19. Jim Carlson & John Charlton.
ZoomieNation. All the News that Fits. That's all the Class of 1975 gets in the printed "Checkpoints." The printed column is limited to 1200 words and three pictures. Considering the growing number of alumni, that's a reasonable request by the editor. The scribe has been able to beg for a little more in the past, and the request has always been graciously granted. Thanks to the power of electronic communication, the scribe now receives more than he can include in this column. Before he even started to edit this column, we had over 7300 words of Classmate news and input. Scribes of the past would have begged for any input from classmates to fill a "Checkpoints" column. (Zoomienation Now Defunct).
Classmates. From Dave Wallace: My wife Jan and I spent 2 short years at Eielson AFB in Alaska. On the day before Jan relinquished command as 354 Mission Support Group Commander on 5 July 06, 35 short years to the DAY that we all started down our disparate military career paths, Alaska Congressman Don Young's Chief of Staff, '75's own Mike Anderson paid Coonell Wallace an office call. Jan was touched by Mike's gracious agreement to stay one more day, and he attended her change of command.
Mike Anderson responds: What they have not mentioned is that they left a new high-water mark at Eielson AFB AND most notably in the Fairbanks region. From Bill Murray: For those of you that remember Chaplain Merv Johnson, who was the head Chaplain at USAFA during our time, you will be saddened to know that he passed away at age 80. From Jim Burling: A lot of classmates are probably wondering how Bentley [Rayburn] did in the Colorado Republican Primary for the 5th District Congressional seat. In the end, the result wasn't what Bentley wanted – but this was a huge accomplishment in a short time. Bentley represented himself, his family, the USAF and the class of '75 in fine fashion. He will definitely be a force in Colorado politics. Our classmates can be proud of the team that Bentley assembled, primarily of our Colorado Class of 75 members: John Gaughan served as his campaign manager ("what a learning experience; worse than BCT!"); Tim and Jan Murphy; Phil and Chris Pearce; the JD Barrowcloughs; the Jim Ekens; and Bruce and Janice Mitchell.
From Ed Sienkiewicz: I retired at Robins AFB, after 31 years of active duty. I'm looking to apply for my job, which is being civilianized after I retire. From David Shields: I left WBT/SIL last August. Maj Gen Stan Gorenc was recently appointed Air Force Chief of Safety, and Commander, Air Force Safety Center. From Chris Glaeser: I retired for the second time, this time from North West Airlines. Found a new job with Alaska Airlines in Seattle, Vice President Safety for Alaska Airlines. From Paul Lotakis: I was working a flight recently and as I got to know the first officer (older fellow), he began to speak of his UPT experiences as an IP. He really didn't talk of anyone in particular...except one. He mentioned Tommy Hartwell as one of his favorite students and spent a fair amount of time talking about him. He caught me quiescent and misty-eyed. He was shocked to learn I was a classmate and knew him...then it was his "turn." Tommy, we hardly knew ye, but never forgotten...see you again at the 35th. From Randy Caraway: four of us '75ers at the 3rd Annual USAFA Graduate Leadership Conference, including: Dave Ferguson, Dave LaFave, Bran McAllister, and myself. Rich Chanick came by for the Supt's reception. Overall, I thought the GLC was great. I was glad to see the open discussions, and the candor.
From Dennis Brooks: I am now in Albuquerque, NM. After my father passed away, we decided to get out of the humidity in the South. From Max DellaPia: I stepped down as commander of the 109th. I reported for duty at the Joint Forces Headquarters in Latham, NY as the Executive Support Staff Officer. From Chuck Woods: I'm looking forward to staying in touch, as some days I really feel like I'm on the other side of the planet. Hey, what am I saying?? I've been in Macau for five years, so that's precisely where I am. From Ric Lewallen: I joined an executive coaching firm. I really enjoy the work.
From Phil Gronseth: One of our own has been recognized: Al Morrison was inducted into the AFA Hockey Hall of Fame. He is the only goalie in AF history to be a four-year starter, has most saves in a career with 3270 and most in a series with 121 (in other words, the rest of us didn't offer him much help at times!). To reinforce the previous records he also has most goals allowed in a season with 181 and most in a career with 480 (but don't tell Al I told you these stats!). Al was also goalie for the two teams with the best won-loss records in AF history and is the only goalie to beat Colorado College three times.
From Joe Kahiapo (Hawaii Earthquake). The family is doing well and unaffected by the earthquake, except for a 10-hour power outage, and we consider ourselves lucky. From Sam Hollins: Still trying to figure this page out [the ZoomieNation website]. It is really a neat concept and I find myself on it for hours searching the various paths. (Note from scribe: Get a life, Sam. Never mind, you're our ZoomieNation Poster Grad). Steve (PeeWee) Barber called after losing contact for a few years. It was great to hear from him. We've all been through a lot. It's nice to catch up and reminisce. From Stan Schoener: I'm doing great. Teaching Math seems to be what I was meant to do. I was going to major in math at the zoo, but someone (and I honestly can't remember who) talked me out of it. But teaching these kids math is a lot harder than flying in bad weather and losing an engine (but then again, we had 4 of them). Tough News from Dan Burkett: My precious 22 year old son was killed in a boating accident.
Health Stuff. From Mike (Nark) Narkiewicz: I had 12" of colon removed and the pathology report was negative for cancer on the external tissue surrounding that area. Thank god for modern medicine. From Jeff Hackett: I had my first return of Melanoma since my initial diagnosis 22 years ago. A Mayo Clinic dermatologist performed a Mohs excision. Pathology report came back, thankfully all clear. Counting my blessings and hope you are too! Don't forget to see your dermatologist.
From Ralph Reed: I transferred to the US Army Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, KS. It's a pay raise in two ways – GS11 to GS12, and I'm not on furlough during the summer. The VA has been monitoring my PSA and has given me four prostate biopsies (pretty soon there's not going to be any left to biopsy). It's almost as much fun as a colonoscopy. But, each one has proven negative. My wife Dorothy donated her kidney to our nephew. Both are doing fine. From Dean Cox: Don Byers also had surgery recently. Seems he shattered a disc, pieces of which were impacting his spine and causing lower extremity paralysis. He is recovering out in California.
Class Legacy Fund. From Russ Trinter: I got the letter from Duffy about the continued effort to reach the 750K goal. (Lets not forget) about corporate matching gifts. Most of us have it and it is a great way to get more money! Another idea I suggest planting in heads is what I did last time and that is to donate $1975. I think it's a way to influence behavior to try to get folks to commit to an amount that has a second meaning.
Identify this Mystery. From John Retelle (USAFA '67, an Aero Instructor when we were there): Stan Siefke and Jon Turner won the two aero prizes, so they were easy to remember. There was one other guy in your class . . . an aero major. He got the finals schedule all mixed up, and went to the golf course by mistake during my final exam. I called over to his squadron, and his AOC contacted him. He came running in, over an hour late in a totally panicked state. He wrote non-stop for the remaining time, and nearly collapsed afterwards. Would you believe he got the highest grade on the exam, by a huge margin? He moved his overall grade from a B to an A. He was magnificent.
1. Jim Carlson spent eight days (23 February - 2 March) touring the splendors of Rio de Janeiro and environs, including 5 days of Carnaval. Here Jim relaxes on the beach on his final day, having successfully survived the ordeal.
2. EDELWEILER, Germany – U.S. Air Force Col. Mark Wells reads names of service members killed during a mid-air collision of two C-119 Flying Boxcar transport aircraft in 1955 while Army Chap. (Col.) James Hoke, Air Force Lt. Col. Brian Bohannon and others look on, Aug. 11, 2006. (Department of Defense photo by Air Force Maj. Pamela A.Q. Cook) (18 August 2006)
3. Phil & Chris Pearce, daughter Shannon, son Sean & Shayia Belisle-Jolls.
4. Charlie Wintermeyer: HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! Last photo of Dad with all of us, in 2006.


Video installation The Silent Sea by Bill Viola - now on permanent display at the Hermitage!
In 2014, the year of the 250th anniversary of the State Hermitage Museum, the PRO ARTE Foundation brought The Silent Sea by Bill Viola to be presented as a temporary installation.
Starting from 4th December, 2018, The Silent Sea is on permanent display at the General Staff Building of the State Hermitage, Hall 353. It is also the first video installation to enter the collection of the Hermitage.
This was arranged by the PRO ARTE Foundation and has been possible due to the generous support from the Vladimir Potanin Foundation. We would also like to thank Kira Perov, Director of Bill Viola Studio, for all the support and help.
A group of nine people (three women and six men) are seen standing close together as they undergo a wave of intense emotion that threatens to overwhelm them. As the sequence begins, we see them in neutral expression, and continue to observe as the emotion, individualized to each person, comes on for the whole group and builds to an extreme level. After some minutes it finally subsides, leaving each person drained and exhausted.
The nine individuals experience the rising emotional energy independently, with little acknowledgement or direct interaction with their companions, other than occasional physical contact due to their close proximity. The group is presented against a neutral background with no suggestion of the outside world. They do not move from their original positions and no one leaves the frame. The extreme slow motion makes visible the smallest of details and subtle nuances of expression, and creates a subjective, psychological space where time is suspended for both performers and viewers alike.
The video installation is on view at the Hall 353 of the Hermitage General Staff Building.
Closed: Mondays, 1st January and 9th May.
The entrance to the Museum is from the Palace Square.


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Growing and selling marijuana may be the most controversial business in America, but, due to changing public opinion and the current political climate, it shows no signs of slowing down. Unless the Federal government decriminalizes the manufacture, sale and use of marijuana, it remains a very risky business, not just for the business owners but also for the landlords who lease commercial space to them. However, more and more landlords are considering taking these calculated risks in exchange for premium rents.
Since 1970, marijuana has been an illegal Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act (the "Act"). But in the past few years, public opinion of marijuana has changed to the point that some states, such as Colorado and Washington, now allow adult recreational use of marijuana. In 2010, Arizona passed an initiative to allow the sale and use of marijuana for medical purposes. There are now 24 states that have legalized marijuana in some form.
Because of the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution, these state laws have no effect on federal drug laws. However, there seems to be a softening on the issue at the federal level as well. For example, in recent years the Department of Justice has published a series of notices explaining that they are unlikely to use federal resources to prosecute activities that are legal under the state law in which the activity is taking place. But the notices reinforce the fact that marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, and the DOJ clearly retains its right to prosecute illegal activity. At the same time, the Drug Enforcement Agency is currently looking into possibly reclassifying marijuana into a lower tier schedule.
The State of Arizona has 88 licensed medical-marijuana dispensaries at the present time, and the Department of Health recently announced that this summer it will begin accepting new applications for dispensary operating certificates. This will be a first since the lottery was held for the initial certificates in 2012. Leasing to dispensaries can be enticing because landlords can charge premium rents (often 40 to 60 percent higher) due to the inherent risks. Also, some landlords are willing to take these risks because it enables them to fill commercial space that may otherwise be difficult to rent.
So why don't more landlords lease to medical marijuana dispensaries? Primarily because, although the sale of marijuana may be legal in Arizona through a certified dispensary, the sale and distribution of marijuana still violates federal law and both the landlord and the tenant may be prosecuted for violating the Controlled Substances Act — which enables the federal government to seize any property that is used for cultivating, manufacturing or selling marijuana. However, there are landlords banking on the fact that as long as the tenant is in compliance with state law, the federal government will not disturb them.
A specific permitted use provision that outlines what the dispensary is allowed to do and what it is prohibited from doing, such as distributing to minors.
A covenant for the tenant to comply with all state and local laws as well as with all federal laws to the extent they are not inconsistent with the tenant's right to use the premises.
An early termination rights provision so that the landlord can terminate the lease if there is any federal criminal prosecution of the business, seizure of property, foreclosure by the bank, or if the landlord receives any nuisance claims regarding the business.
A clause that prevents employees or customers from using marijuana anywhere in the premises or common areas.
An indemnity clause that requires the tenant to indemnify the landlord for any damage done to the building, common areas and other tenants' premises as a result of robberies, break-ins or burglaries.
As growth of the marijuana business in Arizona increases, so will the demand for commercial space. Although it is possible to lease to these businesses, such a decision should not be made lightly. Before signing a lease with a dispensary, landlords should consult with an attorney to thoroughly evaluate the risks.
C. Adam Buck has been certified as a Real Estate Specialist by the State Bar of Arizona. He is a partner at The Frutkin Law Firm, PLC located in Scottsdale, Arizona. His practice is focused on real estate transactions and litigation.


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Normani Net Worth, Age, Height, Boyfriend, Sister, Biography, Wiki, Instagram
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Normani Kordei Hamilton
Normani Net Worth, Age, Height, Boyfriend, Sister: Normani Kordei Hamilton, better known by her stage name Normani, is an American singer and dancer best known for being a member of Fifth Harmony, a girl group created on the second season of The X Factor. She was a Dancing with the Stars participant in season 24. She recorded a single with R&B musician Khalid called "Love Lies" outside of the group in February 2018.
Normani Biography / Wiki
Normani Kordei Hamilton was born in Atlanta, Georgia on May 31, 1996. In 2012, she auditioned as a solo performer for the American TV show The X Factor, following which she joined the girl group, Fifth Harmony. Normani performed in Dancing with the Stars (2017) and released her debut solo single, "Love Lies" (2018), a duet with Khalid, which reached the top 10 in the US and was certified 5x platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.
Normani attended Trinity Episcopal School in New Orleans when she was a student there. Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, her family was forced to relocate to Houston, Texas. Normani competed in pageants and dancing, sang gospel music, and wrote her first song when she was 13 years old.
Normani Kordei Hamilton's Net Worth
Normani Kordei Hamilton's net worth as of now, in 2022 is $4 Million. Her major sources of earnings
Real Name Normani Kordei Hamilton
Nick Name Normani
Birth Place Atlanta, Georgia
Profession Singer and Dancer
Net Worth $4 Million USD
Normani Kordei Hamilton Age
As per Normani Kordei Hamilton's date of birth, Normani age is 26 years (as of now, in 2022). She celebrates her birthday on the 31st of May every year.
Normani Kordei Hamilton Height and Weight
Norman's height is about 5 feet 3 inches and her weight is approximately 62 kgs.
Normani Kordei Hamilton Career
Normani sang "Chain of Fools" by Aretha Franklin on the second season of The X Factor US in 2012. She moved through the first round after receiving all four judges' approval yeses. Her elimination occurred during the second round of boot camp.
Normani's time on the X Factor as a solo artist came to an end at that point. She was eventually reintroduced to the competition and placed in a group alongside four additional girls, Ally Brooke, Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane, and Camila Cabello, who would later form Fifth Harmony. The group made it to the show's finals and finished in third place at the end of the season.
Better Together, Fifth Harmony's debut EP was released in October 2013. Following that, the band published their first album, Reflection (2015), and their second album, 7/27 (2016), both of which had songs like "Worth It" and "Work from Home."
Fifth Harmony released their self-titled album, their first as a quartet, on August 25, 2017. The band announced their intention to take an indefinite pause to pursue individual careers on March 19, 2018.
Normani Solo Project
Normani posted two dance videos on her YouTube account in 2015, performing "Commas" and "Do Not Disturb" alongside Fifth Harmony choreographer Sean Bankhead. With the aid of the producers The Invaders, she has published three cover-mashups (of Drake's "Fake Love"/"Sneakin'," Solange's "Cranes in the Sky"/"Don't Touch My Hair," and Tory Lanez's "Say It") as of December 2017. Normani was a contestant on Dancing with the Stars season 24. Valentin Chmerkovskiy, a professional ballroom dancer, was her partner. The squad made it to the finals and came third.
Normani Awards
She has won many awards for the songs and dances that she curated. On November 28, 2022, Normani won Best Dance Performance for "Wild Side" at the 2022 BET Soul Train Music Awards, marking her first victory for the song. [ Following her triumph, she gave an interview to Entertainment Tonight in which she was asked whether she had any messages for her followers. "Summer's gonna be lit," she said, referring to the upcoming release of her album. The singer was also named Collaborator of the Year at the Variety Hitmakers Brunch on December 4, 2022, celebrating the artist's carefully curated collaborations while also informing fans about the reasons for her album delay in an interview with Variety.
Normani Kordei Hamilton Family/ Sisters
Normani Kordei Hamilton was born in Atlanta, Georgia, to Derrick and Andrea Hamilton on May 31, 1996. Ashlee and Arielle are her elder half-sisters. She was born in New Orleans and moved to Pearland, Texas, with her family following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Normani was homeschooled from sixth grade after attending private school as a youngster. She began competing in dancing, gymnastics, and beauty pageants at the age of three. Normani and her mother used to travel and forth between Houston and Los Angeles for tryouts in acting, singing, and dancing.
Normani Kordei Hamilton Boyfriend
Normani has had many relationships in the past. There were many rumors as to whom she is dating. As per our research on the internet, we found out that she is currently dating none other than Rameer Colon. He is a backup dancer.
Rameer Colon is of Afro-American descent and is said to have started dating Normani over a year ago after meeting during a backup dancer audition. Normani confirmed their relationship in an interview with Houston in August, and the two had been dating on and off for the last year.
Normani Instagram
The popular singer and dancer Normani is very much active on social media. If we talk regarding her Instagram handle, she has more than 6.8 million followers on her Instagram account. She posts regularly on her handle. She updates her pictures, videos, and reels on her Instagram account.
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Normani Kordei Hamilton Youtube
Normani also has Youtube Channel where she posts her content. She has more than 1.78 million subscribers on her Youtube channel. She posted her first video more than three years ago. Her first video has crossed over 3.3 million views. She posts her songs on her YouTube channel.
Normani Kordei Hamilton hails from Atlanta, Georgia.
She was trained in gymnastics for eight years.
She began dancing at the age of four.
Her ancestors are African-American, Indian, and French.
She auditioned for The X-Factor with Aretha Franklin's Chain Of Fools.
She has lived in Houston, Texas, with her family since she was nine years old, following the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster.
She sang If I Ain't Got You by Alicia Keys in the first round of boot camp on The X-Factor USA.
When she was small, she was a huge fan of Hannah Montana.
Pretty Little Liars is her favorite program.
Titanic is her favorite movie.
Claudia Angela Jordan is an Italian African-American model, actress, former beauty queen, and radio show host who was born on April 12, 1973, in Providence, Rhode Island. She is well known to Game Show fans for her roles on The Price is Right (2000-2003) as one of Barker's Beauties models and as a Briefcase model on Deal or No Deal (for the entire run, 2005-2009).
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Favorite Colors Pink
Favorite Destination London
Favorite Actor Not Known
Favorite Actress Not Known
Favorite Sports Not Known
Favorite Sportsperson Not Known
Does Normani Kordei Hamilton, Consume Alcohol? Yes
Does he, Smoke? N/A
Does he, Drive? Yes
Does Normani Kordei Hamilton, Swims? Yes
Does he know cooking? N/A
Is he a Yoga Practitioner? N/A
Does Gym? N/A
Is Normani Kordei Hamilton a Jogger? Yes
Eating Habit? Non- Vegetarian
Who is Normani Kordei Hamilton?
Normani (Normani Kordei Hamilton) is an American singer, songwriter, and dancer best known for being a member of Fifth Harmony, a female group established in the second season of The X Factor US in 2012.
Is Normani Kordei Hamilton married?
No, she is not Married.
What is the age of Normani Kordei Hamilton?
The age of Normani Kordei Hamilton is 26 years ( as of 2022).
When is the Birthday of Normani Kordei Hamilton?
Normani's birthday is on May 31, 1996.
What is the Zodiac Sign of Normani Kordei Hamilton?
The Zodiac Sign of Normani Kordei Hamilton is Gemini.
How tall is Normani Kordei Hamilton?
Normani's height is 5 feet 3 inches.
Where is Normani Kordei Hamilton from?
Normani Kordei Hamilton is from Atlanta, Georgia.
How much is the net worth of Normani Kordei Hamilton?
The net worth of Normani Kordei Hamilton is $4 million
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ENCHANT Signs With INSIDEOUT MUSIC
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ENCHANT, the long-running San Francisco Bay Area long progressive rock band, has inked a new longterm worldwide deal with its perennial label partner, InsideOut Music. The group is currently writing and demoing material for a new album, tentatively due in early 2013.
Originally founded in 1989 and with seven studio albums under their belts, ENCHANT's last official release was the "Live At Last" 2CD/2DVD set, which came out in 2004.
"It's been way too long!" says Douglas A. Ott, main songwriter and guitarist of ENCHANT. "We had to take time off from ENCHANT because a lot was going on in all of our lives. Divorces, marriages, kids, separations... finally the band is stable again and ready to get going on the new album!"
Ott adds, "Everyone is really excited and looking forward to the process again. I'm currently doing preproduction and putting together demos of the new material and very shortly I'll start recording the real tracks. We're taking our time and really focusing on the writing and arranging of this new material."
Thomas Waber, founder and label manager of InsideOut Music, comments on the return of ENCHANT: "InsideOut Music as a label has a long history with ENCHANT and I am very happy that they are making a new album right now. Hopefully we can add many more fond memories to the relationship! It's great to have them back!"
ENCHANT vocalist Ted Leonard (SPOCK'S BEARD, THOUGHT CHAMBER) recently made an appearance on on AFFECTOR's debut album, "Harmagedon", out now on InsideOut Music.
ENCHANT 2012 lineup:
Ted Leonard - Lead Vocals
Douglas Ott - Guitars And Backing Vocals
Ed Platt - Bass Guitar And Bass Pedals
Bill Jenkins - Keyboards
Sean Flanegan - Drums
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Shelby Finnegan is a woman on the go. A celebrated wildlife photographer with a yen for conservation and saving endangered animals, she hasn't had much time in her life for things like romance. The painful past she keeps buried deep doesn't help matters on that front either. But when her love of rock and roll gives rise to an infatuation with her favorite rocker's new bass player, she suddenly finds herself daydreaming about little else.
Sparks fly during a chance encounter backstage, sending Tad and Shelby down a path of friendship that hints at something much deeper. Is the burning promise of passion only wishful thinking, or could it be true romance?
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Dr. Poppy Fields has it all – she's beautiful, intelligent, and a partner at a prestigious Beverly Hills medical practice. On the surface, her life seems nothing less than charmed. But looks can be deceiving, and sometimes the people who appear to have it all together are the ones hiding the deepest kind of pain. Pain Poppy has spent a lifetime trying to bury and overcome. Pain that makes things like love and intimacy the scariest of monsters.
When her job sends her on tour with a rock and roll legend, Poppy is thrown onto a collision course with a man she finds both terrifying and seductive as sin. But if she lets her guard down long enough to give the sexy drummer a shot at her heart, she might just find that love and intimacy aren't so scary after all.
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Killbook, is a scrapbook-style character bible and prologue book for the series.
I will humbly admit I missed this book when looking at it in the digital medium. However thanks to some nifty Amazon work by me and also a mistaken addition to a wishlist also by me I was the happy recipient of LMS on Christmas morning.
To say I was suitably impressed is an understatement the Volume is so rich in visuals it amazes me every time I open a page. From pictures of weapons to that of Gabriel's victim each new addition is a treasure trove waiting to be explored.
The other thing that I really must note is the sheer size of this book, it weighs some and is cumbersome to handle. I love this type of reading it reminds me of the way I used to read Lord of the Rings namely it's an Event. I use the word event as this is not a quick five minute flick through book its a sit down and make time for read and that is why I love it so much.


As a work at home mom of two little boys, I find myself ending Bible studies with a diaper change, by starting another pot of coffee, or the photo opt like I mentioned above. It is time to be more intentional.
We live in a fast paced age, and when we don't live on purpose, important things fall to the wayside. How do we do be intentional with our Bible study time? We begin with the expectation of ending by closing in prayer.
You don't have to say that verbatim but be sure to greet God. He loves you, don't just throw your "gimme" list at Him.
Try eliminating all distractions by studying in a spot where no one can bother you. A secluded area of the lunchroom, the library, or the bathroom will work; yes, Jesus will meet you in the bathroom.
God, thank you for this time. Thank you for your word. I pray for these words to be written on my heart and to echo in my mind for the rest of the day (or while I sleep). Amen.
Holy Spirit, thank you for leading me into truth. Please bring these words to my remembrance when I need them, so I can walk the way Jesus walked. Amen.
Jesus, thank you for dying for me. Teach me to obey these words so that I honor your sacrifice and walk in a way that people will want what I've found in You. Amen.
Father, teach me how you want me to apply Your word in my life. Show me where I need to specifically change so that I look more like Jesus. Amen.
Thank you for this time God, I'm never going to say amen. I will keep talking to you throughout the rest of my day.
These closing prayers for Bible studies are pretty simple, right?
It isn't a magical formula that you have to do "Just Right" or God will be mad at you. The act of being intentional is what will please God, not wordy prayers. Jesus actually encouraged people to pray in secret and to not have lengthy, hollow prayers (Matthew 6:6-7).
Feel free to alter these however you would like. You could thank God because your eyes were opened to something new (revelation) or the verses spoke to your heart.
God's word is living and active (Hebrews 4:12), it is meant to be taken in bite size chunks AND in chapter form. Balance your Bible study time between meditating on a few verses for depth or by reading a chapter (or possibly a whole book) for the big picture.
Whatever you choose: be intentional, invest all of your focus, and pick one of the 5 closing prayers for your Bible study time.


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Join us for this 4-week class. It will be a robust exploration of how the tools of science, philosophy, and theology help us discern meaning from divine encounters. We'll discuss God-experiences as mediated through faith communities, the mind, nature, the Bible, psychedelics, and more. And we'll do all this with an eye towards the future, exploring the range of possibilities for how a lived-theology could express itself in the world.
This will be the Theology Beer Camp online experience. If you weren't able to join us in Raleigh, NC in Oct '22, you'll be able to have the virtual experience through this class, with access to all of the event keynotes, along with other never-before-released bonus material.
Questions Driving the Class:
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Sarey Martin Concepción is a writer, podcast producer, and filmmaker with roots in L.A. and Portland, OR. She has an MA in Theology and the Arts from Fuller Theological Seminary and works as communications director for Blueprint 1543, which cultivates integration between theology and the psychological sciences. Currently, she's in preproduction on a feminist, sci-fi short film (winemakermovie.com). Prior to pursuing independent fiction and nonfiction projects, she worked for 10 years as part of Rob Zombie's production and management team. More at secretartproject.com.
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The complete class content collection will be available on the password-protected resource page. The downloadable audio and video of each session will be uploaded there and available for at least a year.
What happens after I sign up?
The email you enter when signing up will receive an email from tripp[at]homebrewedchristianity[dot]com. The email will include access to the resource page, details on how to join the class Facebook group, and more.
Do I have to have Facebook?
No. Facebook is not required to participate, but an additional way to connect with other class members and interact throughout the class.
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