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"Blidworth, 5 miles south-south-east of Mansfield, is a large village and parish, pleasantly situated upon an eminence, surrounded by some of the beautiful sylvan scenery of Sherwood Forest. Its parish is in the liberty of Southwell and Scrooby, and comprises 1,398 inhabitants and 5,350 acres of land, including Blidworth Dale and Rainworth, which latter gives name to the forest rivulet that rises near Robin Hood's Hills. The principal owners are Jonathan Hardcastle Esq., Sir Edward Walker Bart., Francis Hall Esq., John Clarke Esq., John Barber Esq., Mr William Heath, Mr John Bailey, Mr James Wilson and Mr John Marriott, and several small freeholders.
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Blidworth is both a village, a sub-district and a parish about 135 miles north of London, 5 miles east of Mansfield. The parish covers just over 5,030 acres and inluded the hamlets of Bottoms, Fishpool, and Rainworth.
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It's been quite a busy first year for the duo of Hudson Mohawke and Lunice aka TNGHT. After debuting back at SXSW in 2012, the two have seemingly skyrocketed. Their tracks have been heard exclusively on the likes of MTV's VMA awards ceremony as well as Kanye West fashion shows. They have also been tapped for huge remixes such as Waka Flocka Flame's "Rooster in My Rari". Their blend of hip hop and electronic music has been turning heads from The Guardian to Vice and everything in between.
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Susan and Paul start out with an EVP session in the arena and Paul sees someone in the upper levels. He gets into full sprint trying to find the person, but there is no one there. In the infirmary, Kris and Barry hear strange noises and in tunnel 9, Joe and Scott get creeped out but don't find anything of importance. Joe feels strange, like he's off balance, so perhaps the ghost is trying to reach him. Barry and Kris hit the bullring and hear hooves running. Later on, the team finds that audio footage proved that a train passing nearby was responsible for all the hoof noises.
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Gerard Bertrand – Winery of the Year
The Wine Enthusiast, a leading Amercian wine magazine, recently named their European winery of the year for 2011. And the winery is Gerard Bertrand in the Languedoc Roussillon. I've been meaning to write about Gerard Bertrand for a while now, and this might be just the kick in the pants I needed.
The short version
A lot of the visitors to this site are skimming or looking for very specific information (pairing suggestions, tasting notes, etc.) so I have to put this up at the top of the page for the sake of clarity. This post is a story about getting to know Gerard Bertrand. It might get a little long winded, and the subject is complex. If you don't want to read the whole thing, here's the short version:
Gerard Bertrand is a complicated cookie. It's easy to criticize him (his organization is so big that it makes a bigger target), but he's actually a stand up guy. I had a relatively negative impression of him when I first came to the region, but I have really come around despite my prejudice against big business, economies of scale, and government subsidies. I still don't know him very well, but I think he's good people.
Now that's a super simplified version. I really hope that readers will take a few minutes to read this whole article. Because regions like the Languedoc Roussillon are being shaped every day by a handful of people like Bertrand.
Obviously, it takes the communal work of every grape-grower and winemaker in the region to make the Languedoc Roussillon run. But there are a few point men (and point women) who lead the charge in their own ways and act as poster children for the entire region.
After spending a few hours with Gerard Bertrand, I feel like people don't give him enough credit for being a good guy. They give him credit for being a keen business man, or a shrewd investor, a good schmoozer, and lots of other things, but I don't think many people ever tried to convince me that he's just a nice person.
So that's what this is about.
Gerard Bertrand's Reptuation
Here's the excerpt from the Wine Enthusiast:
European Winery of the Year
Gérard Bertrand, Gérard Bertrand
Both landowner and partner of the best winegrowers in the South of France, Gérard Bertrand manages over 325 hectares of vineyards across varying Languedoc terroirs. He fully understands the movement toward expressive, well-balanced and elegant wines that remain accessible and affordable.
When I first came to the region, this was exactly the kind of award I'd expect Bertrand to receive. Last year, it went to the Portuguese winery responsible for Mateus. And in a three line bio of the man, you mention he's got over 300 hectares around the region, maybe with a qualifier like "accessible and affordable" (which is sometimes a euphemism for "sells to supermarkets").
And the first few times I ran into Gerard Bertrand, it was at trade fairs (ViniSud 2009 and LIWF 2010). In both situations the retired rugby legend was wearing a suit (which might have emphasized his height and gaunt frame to make him look more than a little imposing). He seemed a little curt with the people around him. I mistook this for self-importance, and I projected a lot onto the man because of assumptions I tend to make about large scale producers. I was always willing to admit that his wine was solid, but I never really gave the guy a chance.
I visited Cigalus, his flagship biodynamic estate, and enjoyed a Bertrand-guided tour. It was neat hearing him talk about the vineyard and his operations. Here's a short clip where he talks about long term changes in the wine world and the generational time scale of winemaking:
Hearing him talk about perspective and patience started to convince me that he might be a lot cooler than I originally thought. But at the same time, these kind of tours are often put-on. I wasn't 100% convinced yet that he was being genuine.
The real Gérard Bertrand
At the jazz fest Bertrand promotes on his primary vineyard, l'Hospitalet, I got to spend more time with him. And I saw a totally different side of the man. He was laid back and in his element. A serious but friendly man who clearly enjoyed sharing a nice moment with the people around him.
The only thing I posted from the jazz fest was a helicopter ride over the Corbieres and Massif de la Clape. Admittedly, that is very bling bling. And it's very generous of him to fly me around like that. But that is not what I'm referring to when I talk about sharing. At dinner, he had old neighbors around the table, other winemakers, silly American winemake/bloggers, and so on. He wasn't just automatically fulfilling the functions of a host. He was hanging out with his neighbors. And he was being really nice to everybody. And really honest too. There were some moments of frightening intimacy in the conversation.
There was one point when Gérard talked about the fires that had ravaged the Massif de la Clape in recent years. This is probably worthy of its own post, but I'll explain briefly that grape vines play an important role in stopping the spread of fires on the Mediterranean coast. Bertrand advocates planting more vines on the Massif de la Clape as a way to limit the destructive fires we saw in 2010. You should have seen the look on his face when he talked about that 2010 fire. He spoke of the smell of burning leather and smoke as he and his friends ran up and down the massif trying to steer the fire away from a nearby village. Okay, this is starting to sound like an Ayn Rand novel. But maybe that's appropriate.
I don't know if this post achieved what I want it to. I don't want to pretend Gerard Bertrand is my hero or that he is going to save the Languedoc. I just wanted to explain how I was skeptical about his character and it turned out he's nice and seems like he has very good intentions. We actually have a lot in common and I feel pretty bad that it took me several years to get to know him a little. And I'm not important enough to name him European Winery of the Year like the Wine Enthusiast did. But maybe what I can do on this blog is tell you that he's a stand up guy. I'm happy that he's one of the point men for the entire region.
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By Languedoc Villa, December 18, 2011 @ 5:03 am
Very insightful. Sometimes its hard to reconcile the vast scale of the Bertrand business with the desire to see small independent producers thrive and survive but there is no doubting the passion and commitment he brings and this will help put Languedoc wines closer to centre stage for those who have not yet been converted!
By Bob R., December 18, 2011 @ 6:46 am
I recently went to a wine shop tasting of a line of Gerard Bertrand's wines here in Maine (USA). I had an open mind because I love Languedoc wines and read good things about his winery operation. However, I was underwhelmed by the wines, especially the reds, which i would have expected to like (I bought a Viognier). While I didn't consider them bad, I found them very mainstream wines without what I would call "Languedoc character." The distributor, who knows my taste, said he had a feeling that they wouldn't be my style; this line was basically made for the American market. Among other things, the packaging was very elegant. Well, I guess anything that helps sell and promote Languedoc wines in America is good.
By Ryan O'Connell, December 18, 2011 @ 7:00 am
@villa @Bob Thanks for sharing. I don't like overemphasizing the difference between small producers and larger scale productions, but it's a subject that comes up pretty often anyway. But I guess what I'm trying to convey is that the brand Gerard Bertrand is big but the character of the individual is a lot like many other winemakers I've met in the region. Does that make sense? Thanks for your input ;D
As to the quality of the wine, he has a huge range so I can't speak for all of it. I think his supermarket Hospitalet cuvées are very solid wines and the cigalus white is a stunner. I've had some wines from him that were a bit pricey in my opinion, but I haven't had bad wine with his name on it. Then again, they're obviously showing me their best when I visit. Thanks for sharing your tasting experience
By Wink Lorch, December 18, 2011 @ 2:04 pm
Excellent post, Ryan, that was obviously not easy to write. I also had misgivings about Gerard until I spent time with the man, and overall I too think he is doing a good, and much needed job for the Languedoc. A couple of years ago I was fortunate enough also to enjoy some of his hospitality and wrote a post about it: http://blog.winetravelguides.com/category/vineyard-visits/2009/10/12/the-french-giant-wakes-up-to-wine-tourism/
Since that visit I've tasted a few of his wines on and off, and at every level I find them correct, but perhaps not exciting, yet, the man is a good person doing a good thing, for this giant of a region, in his own way, as you are doing in your own way.
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I like the idea of Freedom Tour '08, which some folks are doing for free this summer on behalf of Ron Paul and his ideas. But they're in danger of having to cancel their stops in certain cities. Here's what they say:
We have 15 cities confirmed on the tour. This is really exciting. But…
It's come down to the wire. This evening, many cities will be dropped from the Freedom Tour. This is not something we want to do, but not a single person in any of the cities listed below has stepped up to do what is really just a little bit of work. In fact, let me tell you what's involved here. It's quite basic, and easy.
What does a city organizer need to do:
You need to find a venue. A good club in a good area is perfect.
They should have sound, if not, we will help you with that.
We will give you pre-written letters to send to radio stations, TV and Newspapers. You just need to look them up and send them off.
You contact the meetups in your area and make them aware of the date/location.
A common misconception about the Freedom Tour! This is not about preaching to the choir. This is an effort to GROW the movement. Music is the perfect bridge builder and respected messenger. The music is soft-rock and folk-rock We expect greater than 50% of the crowds to be non-Ron Paul supporters. As a meetup, this is the PERFECT opportunity to recruit new members to your group.
The total time it has taken our existing organizers to get prepared is 2 hours so far, and they have a venue and sounds all sorted. When we send them the letters, we expect it will take them another 2-3 hours to find the address to send them to and get them off. This is NOT a lot of work.
So jump on board and save your city from being dropped. If you know of others in these cities, call them and ask them to jump on this!
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So, I heard you're a vegetarian but not a vegan.
I sympathize. I was vegetarian for a long time before I went vegan. There were a lot of reasons I didn't go vegan and I'm guessing there are a lot of reasons you haven't gone vegan.
One reason I continued to eat dairy and eggs: when I first tried to go vegan my omni "friends" sabotaged me by putting animal products into my food. They were mean and they bullied me into eating more like them. (Some omnis try to trick or bully vegans and vegetarians. One poll suggests about 10-20% of omnis deliberately feed vegans nonvegan food.)
Anyway, I stayed vegetarian for a long time before I went vegan. I justified my dairy and egg consumption in a variety of ways (claiming that veganism was too difficult, too expensive, too ineffective, or too unhealthy) until finally I felt free enough to go vegan for good.
My freedom came in the forms of:
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And now there's no going back. I'm totally and completely converted. I'll be vegan for the rest of my life.
Vegetarian is kind of obvious: flesh is flesh. You can't get meat (yet) without killing animals. (This is why some children go vegetarian of their own volition, when they realize where meat comes from, they're often horrified and want to stop it.)
But with milk and eggs the harm is not as obvious. Often someone needs to help make the connections. I'm here for you to make those connections.
If you're interested, here are some links and a video that might help persuade you to dump the dairy:
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- Why Vegan: Cow Insemination
- And this video of DAIRY cows sent to slaughter:
- Every dairy cow is destined for slaughter.
And here are some links and a video regarding eggs:
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- Virtual battery cage
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This is a good website for why free-range or organic is not enough:
Humane Myth. The cows and chickens still die. And they still live horrible lives.
Please consider taking your vegetarianism to its logical conclusion: veganism.
Take care,
Elaine, vegan
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If you need the actual mailing lists for business use, buy this, click through to the developer's site, and buy the upgrade to the full version. You still save money there too.
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Shouldn't it be called "SnailMailFactory?" ;)
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I should read stuff before hitting the submit button.
I apologize for the poor english. The second paragraph should read, "I also think it's more of maczot's nature to feature smaller developers such as yourhead.com 's RapidWeaver Plugins (Block, Collage, and Accordian) and other developers who haven't been featured on maczot."
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Popular music group Starlight to wow South African fans at Emperors Palace this October
13 August 2009
South African fans of the world renowned music group Starlight will have the rare opportunity to see this popular Portuguese boy band from the Acores Islands perform live for the first time in South Africa at Emperors Palace for two shows only on the 17 and 18 October.
Now based in Canada, the group has had a number of hit songs, including the old favourite "Cancao De Familia" and their latest release, the trendy "Um Desejo De Natal", which have had fans from all around the world sing along for many years. Although the group has released over ten albums in South Africa since the beginning of their illustrious music career, they will be serenading their South African fans at their first ever live performance in the country, to be staged at Emperors Palace.
The five member band is well known throughout the world, and is especially renowned for their "Bailinho Da Madeira" which is available on their latest album Reino das Criancas. The Bailinho is a traditional dance that resonates with many Portuguese, especially those emigrants that are living outside their homeland of Portugal, Madeira and the Acores Islands.
While the group's fan base is mainly within the Portuguese community and it's Diaspora, music lovers across South Africa are encouraged to head over to Emperors Palace this October and move their bodies to the rhythmic sounds of the sensational Starlight.
The Starlight concerts take place from 17 October - 18 October. Tickets start from R120 - R250 per person and can be bought through the Emperors Palace Box Office during office hours on 011 928 1297 or through Computicket on 083 915 8000 or www.computicket.com


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Since the 9/11 attacks, no book has provided a satisfactory answer as to WHY the attacks occurred and who was ultimately responsible for carrying them out - until now.
I am ashamed to see our government act without due process against other Americans, no good can come of it!
Judge McMahon seems confused when it comes to the state of law over there. Perhaps this is the legal 'precendent' for fascism? Maybe she should be saying "Welcome to the Fourth Reich".
Obysmal's Holder: "The Constitution's guarantee of due process is ironclad, and it is essential - but, as a recent court decision makes clear, it does not require judicial approval before the President may use force abroad against a senior operational leader of a foreign terrorist organization with which the United States is at war - even if that individual happens to be a US citizen,"
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ACLU's Jameel writes. "As the judge acknowledges, the targeted killing program raises profound questions about the appropriate limits on government power in our constitutional democracy. "
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MSM + indentional dumbinig down of US = muddled use of words, and less need for same.
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- macdoona2 years, 4 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyOnly £6 @ HMV & £5.99 @ Sainsburys (or less for anyone with a £2.50 voucher from the other day's screw up) so a fair price but only beating the competetion by pennies....
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- Crooky2 years, 4 months ago #4Show comment tools ReplyNot quite sure why anyone would be surprised by how good this film was given the good reviews almost across the board when it was released?
- lefthand2 years, 4 months ago #5Show comment tools Replysorry, no! it wasn't that good a film, gaping plot holes stretched incredulity beyond acceptable (and i liked terminator salvation and the latest star trek)
why didn't she travel with her father??
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Beta blockers are first-line therapy in the control of symptoms in patients with chronic stable angina, particularly effort-induced angina. They are recommended for use in such patients in guidelines from the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association/American College of Physicians/American Association for Thoracic Surgery/Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Association/Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions/Society of Thoracic Surgeons (ACCF/AHA/ACP/AATS/PCNA/SCAI/STS) and from the European Society of Cardiology [1-4].
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Yesterday I made my predictions on what would happen around New Zealand in 2013. The categories that the individual predictions fell into are: Politics, Sport, Society and the Economy. In making my predictions I considered the major events of the past 12 months and the probable course that – for example – the Government of Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard will take as it approaches the election later this year. On that note, and without further ado, here are my international predictions for 2013:
– Discontent with the Australian federal politicians will see a hung Parliament with neither Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard or Leader of the Opposition, Tony Abbott favoured by voters.
– German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be returned to office with a drastically reduced majority that forces her to collaborate with other German political parties in the Bundestag to form a Government.
– The Government of Mario Monti in Italy collapses under the weight of the Eurozone crisis.
– British Prime Minister David Cameron is forced to make concessions to Eurosceptics in his Conservative Party that exacerbate the chill between the Eurozone countries and Britain.
– H.A.M.A.S. or Israel start another conflict and illegal settlement building is accelerated.
– United States fiscal cliff becomes a significant feature of the U.S. political landscape that refuses to go away until politicians from both sides – realising their re-election chances are in the gun – co-operate in a bi-partisan manner to tackle the problem head on.
– Eurozone Crisis sees Spain nearly default; Greece just managing to avoid a spectacularly bad exit from the Euro.
– Iranian and Syrian tensions cause spikes in the oil prices at one time or another.
– South Africa become No.1 in both Test and One Day formats of cricket.
– F.I.F.A. world cup qualifying matches spring some big surprises.
– Chelsea play Manchester United in the final of the English Premier League, but Manchester win.
– Church of England inability to acknowledge women and their role in the Church, complicated by lack of progress on Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender issues brings its establishment into question.
– Anger over treatment of women and their rights worldwide grows, but fails to translate into positive action.
– Corruption in South African police causes more unrest.
– Republicans attempt to derail further moves by U.S. Government to support renewable energy.
– Australian Government forced to announce measures to protect the Great Barrier Reef, but accused of "too little too late"
– Faced with hard realities of energy demand, some mothballed nuclear power stations are restarted despite lingering post-Fukushima concerns.
There you have it. Those are my predictions for 2013. I have opted not to make any natural hazard predictions other than to say I am guessing a relatively average year with nothing that really stands out.
At the end of this year, I will revisit this article to see how many came true.
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From: sfd156-at-juno.com or nitro78tfs-at-aol.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 3:13 AM
Hi Linn,
Thanks for keeping the site going.
Just got back from a reunion down in Snow Camp NC, that we have every year. Can't find a lot of guys, but if anybody sees this that was there c.67 to 72 let us know.
This year we had Charlie Euiless (his place), Karl Karus, Norb Skirownski, Ozzie, RD, Lee "hemi" Hemquist, Joe Gomerac, Mike "pancho" Salas, JJ, Dick Dammit, JR, and Vince. Chappy, Gary Greget, LLoyd "Floyd" Geig, and Bob Ribolzi coming next time.
If you"re still breathing, let us know. Long live the Snakes
From: robert gates [mailto:rgates1-at-msn.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 1:37 AM
Bob Gates
A member of the 78th at RAF Woodbridge from 1966-1968. Was a munitions mechanic (bomb loader!) during my time there. In the later part of my tour I was assigned to the Standardization Crew. (kept us off the flight line on those cold nights!) Would love to hear from others there during that time.
From: marilyn.wass [mailto:marilyn.wass-at-ntlworld.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2006 7:04 PM
Note: a lot of people DID help, but you might be able to add more...
See http://www.bentwaters.org/findpeople/found/f2006.htm
From: Sid Cranston [mailto:sidcranston-at-yahoo.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2006 5:31 AM
Sid Cranston
1970 and 1971
A1C 43151- phase inspection
Worked for Sgt. Sawyer. He and his wife invited me to Thanksgiving dinner once, God Bless them. Then there was Sgt Strickland, Sgt Fassbender, who got married there.
Worked with Simms, Moe Pruneau, Christianson(?) Majarian! Bob Lehman, Delarosby There were others, but the names are not coming right now...
I remember we had ordered a few hunderd screw bags from the blind, and we got thousands! I still have some! I remember sweeping up the pidgeon crap out in the hangar... really dusty! Trying to shoot the pidgeons with a pitot tube from an acft, and the airhose, using the darts from the dartboard, and a rag to push it through.
I do not know the name of the guy I replaced, but I was told he took a quick, but short trip in a Martin-Baker ejection seat... all the way to the ceiling in the hangar. Someone didn't put the saftey pin in the lower initiator! Ruined him, permanently.God rest his soul.
Trips to Ipswich, to the Chinese restaurant, then to the Hammer Horror Flicks...
Riding our motorcycles all over... Wow... coming back from the club at Bentwaters, half in the bag, maybe more, in the dark, and so foggy you had to go about 15 MPH... and you knew that was too fast.
Remember going back to the barracks from the NCO club at Woodbridge, cutting through the small woodlot, we called it the 'black forest' because of the roots that we tripped on, being drunk and all... and NO light in there, but it was shorter to walk that way, if you didn't break your neck.
The Angle Bar? Upstairs, about the 5th room on the right, from the parking lot. Grand Funk Railroad all night long... RDs place. 'Bear' Mckee Mike 'Freak' Swearingen
Pulling CQ, and having to go get Wigfall 20 times to answer the darn phone... and he didn't want to talk to them.
Sgt. Granville(sp) I bought a camera from him, it still works... thanks, Granny!
Thanks for keeping this site going...
I remembered a few more names to add to my list. Before we got Sgt. Strickland in charge of our phase inspection shop, we had Senior Master Sgt. Rose. He was a really good guy. We missed him. I also worked with a Sgt. Evans. Another good guy.
Our First Sgt for the 78TH was Lecroy, if I spelled it right. He was from down south, somewhere. He had a son, too. I remember when he rotated back, he might have retired.
We tried to get the base commander to authorise a rifle team, there were some match grade Garands in the armory, but they wouldn't go for it. Too bad, it would have been a better dirversion than what we were doing.
I once found a cannon ball right along the wall of bldg 593, while takin a wizz. I rolled that thing up and down the hall for a few months before I left. It knocked the barnacles (or whatever it was that was stuck to it) off. I had it in my duffelbag when I left, along with all my uniforms, and a ton of other stuff, never to be seen again...
Someone stole the whole thing from the mail room, I would guess. That and a couple boxes I had some really cool stuff in, like a WW2 Faribain fighting knife. Oh well, hope they needed it more than me.
Thanks for all your efforts, Linn
Sid Cranston
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 7:34 PM
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 2:42 AM
John McDaniel The Coonass - interested in hearing from anyone from 78 Woodbridge or Bentwaters, or anyone following from Texas. Now living in Houston @email@example.com.
What a wonderful reunion in Savannah, GA (832-496-5301)
Tuesday 06/27/2006 0:01:49am
Name: Bert Ando
Email: bsando708-a-comcast.net
Now located: Marietta, Ga
Message: Good old memories
Friday 06/09/2006 3:15:23pm
Name: Leon Vasquez
Email: olgaleon-at-peoplepc.com
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Tuesday 05/02/2006 6:42:09pm
Name: Kevin Woodhouse
Email: kev.woodhouse-at-dsl.pipex.com
Now located: Fire service in the UK
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Does anyone have or know where I can access a 81 TFW yearbooks for 1960, 1961? I am searching for TSgt Davis, who was a member of Woodbridge/Bentwaters Firecrew during 1960. I hope to find his picture in the 60/61 Yearbook. As always your help is appreciated.
Thanks, Kevin Woodhouse
Alternative email: kevin.woodhouse-at-london-fire.gov.uk
Saturday 04/29/2006 0:27:15am
Name: Joe Trainer
Email: jostrainer-at-aol.com
Now located: Houston Texas
Message: Looking for anyone who knew Lt. W.E. (Edwin) Key. He died in a plane crash on June 23, 1958 in England. I would like to have any info concerning his death. I just came across his address while in England which included the 78th Ftr Bmbr Sqd.
Thursday 04/27/2006 3:33:07pm
Name: Tim -Dumbo- Darrah
Email: ttttimmy-at-earthlink.net
Now located: Sumter, SC
Message: I was a "crew dawg" on A-10 81-0978 in the 78th from Nov 86 until we closed in Nov 92. Retired in 98, and now working Trans Alert at Shaw AFB, SC as a contractor.
Wednesday 04/26/2006 10:50:58pm
Name: Chris Hartwick
Email: osit0101-at-yahoo.com
Now located: Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Message: Worked in COSO (Supply)from Nov 97 until August 99. Best squadron I ever worked in as a supply troop!!!
Monday 04/24/2006 0:38:27am
Name: Bob Pickett
Email: Loisbob55-at-aol.com
Now located: Cranston,Rhode Island
Message: Assigned to 7519 Sup. Sq. Arrived Shepherds Grove April 1958. Assigned to the A.P's. Stayed at the Grove until closing and then onto Woodbridge and Bentwaters. Be interested in hearing from someold buddies. Our C.O. was Capt. Curry.
Tuesday 04/18/2006 7:47:11pm
Name: Craig W. Smith
Email: msmith-at-crownintl.com
Now located: Elkhart Indiana
Message: 1966-1968
RAF Bentwaters
81SPS-Flight D
Would like to hear from anyone in Security Policy during that tour.
Saturday 04/15/2006 1:51:28am
Name: John Patton
Email: jpatton-at-uci.edu
Now located:
Message: Does anyone have 81TFW yearbooks for 1961, 1962, and/or 1963? I am on a search for TSgt Jack Swinehamer, believed to be a member of 81APS during those years and his picture may be shown in one or more of those yearbooks. Any help would be most sincerely appreciated.
Thanks, John Patton
Saturday 04/15/2006 0:40:27am
Name: Frederick W. Knippel
Email: f1red2.knip3pel4-at-juno.com
Now located: Albuquerque, NM
Message: Page 97 of year book. Det 2 605th Comm. Drove large green Kaiser with yellow top. Rolled over on way to base from Great Yarmouth one night. Worked in unit supply room in hut living area. Issued bedding etc.
Friday 04/14/2006 10:35:43pm
Name: Ken Cook, SMSgt (Ret)
Email: keneyke-at-aol.com
Now located: Eyke, Woodbridge, England
Message: Worked closely with many guys in 78th at RAF Woodbridge from 65-67 and 74-76 as Superintendant of Security Police. Would like to locate Frank Wingo (TSgt) who worked in admin in 78th Ops. Maybe someone remembers him and knows his whereabouts? His great buddy was Denny Bolen of the SPs.
Friday 04/14/2006 9:21:18pm
Name: Maureen Duralski(nee Kirby) also exSmith
Email: MDuralski-at-charter.net
Now located: In between Sacramento and San Francisco
Message: I worked at the GPO Telephone Exchange in Church St Woobridge back in late 50s early 60s. Had a lot of good chats with the operaters on both bases. Never thought I would end up marrying an American. My first marriage ended in divorce; a Peter Smith he was English but worked at Bentwaters but I had two lovely sons with him. I married a Ray Duralski he was also at B'waters, 31 yrs now & still going strong with 1 daughter. There were so many GIs & officers that I was good friends with - particularly a Charlie who was Airman of the mnth for 3 mnths if not more; he wrote to me for quite a while when he got out of the Service. The was another guy Louis(married unfortunately). I was younger then, I trained his German Shepherd, Baron. I would love to talk to anyone who remembers the late 50s, early 60s; we had such fun. The ones I met & the one I married were sweethearts, I lived in Melton.
Friday 04/14/2006 8:19:00pm
Name: Carl S. Richards
Email: Bigredsunn-at-aol.com
Now located: Peoria, Arizona
Message: I was a captain (flight commander) assigned to the 78th TFS Bushmasters, from April 1962-April 1965.
Friday 04/14/2006 5:14:57pm
Name: Pauline long
Email: pauline_long-at-hotmail.com
Now located: Cheshire. U.K.
Message: I've recently had my "Mom-in-Law" over from Mississippi for a visit. She's not been back for some time and when we took her down to her family in Woodbridge she started to wonder about her old buddies from the mid-fifties. At that time she was a trainee nurse. Does anyone remember Marilyn London. She remembers a lady called Ann who she thinks also married an airman. I'd love to be able to pass on details of how everybody fared.
Tuesday 03/28/2006 1:43:41am
Name: Joe Wommack
Email: enfrwommack-at-aol.com
Now located: Lakeland,FL
Message: Looking for David Moore from the 78th,a friend of his would like to contact him. Think he was a Capt.
Friday 02/17/2006 11:25:25pm
Name: John (Steamer) Morgan
Email: steamermorgan-at-adelphia.net
Now located: Seal Beach, CA
Message: A-10 Pilot at WDB from Dec 86 to Jan 90
Monday 02/06/2006 3:17:22pm
Name: JAMES C BRICE
Email: jbriceusaf-at-AOL.COM
Now located: HORSEHEADS,NY
Friday 02/03/2006 9:32:29pm
Name: John H. White
Email: jwhite3564-at-aol.com
Now located: Canton, Ga.
Message: I was in the 78th parachute shop at Shepherds Grove from 1956 until it closed.
Tuesday 01/24/2006 4:31:51pm
Name: Malcolm Hecks
Email: ADMIN-at-malcolmhecks.co.uk
Now located: Farnham England UK
Message: Would Cheryl Hecks, daughter of John Hecks please contact me
RE: "My father was in the USAF stationed at Shepherds Grove, Woodbridge, Bentwaters, etc during the late 50's. His name was John Hecks, pictured on page 115 of the 1959 yearbook."
Friday 01/20/2006 11:21:04am
Name: John Charlton
Email: charltonje-at-aol.com
Now located: National Defense University, DC
Message: Was at Woody from Jan 78 to Sep 80. Arrived on base the day they announced the conversion from Rhinos to Hoggs, and stayed through the conversion.
Thursday 01/12/2006 11:59:08am
Name: James C Brice
Email: jbriceus-at-aol.com
Now located: email
Message: I was at the grove in 58 and transfered to Woodbridge in 59 was in fire conrol, the sight shop 81st A and E maint. squadron. Did the transition to the 101's at Berstrum and George air bases.
Tuesday 01/03/2006 10:56:50pm
Name: TSgt Steve (Kansas) Ward
Email: wards-at-gat.com
Now located: OL-DET 3, California
Message: I was stationed at RAF Woodbridge and assigned to the 78th 89-91. These were the best people in the military. We worked hard, played hard and fought hard. I just hope we lived up to those who came before us and did them proud.
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