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"The discipline of the goldsmith I found was very intriguing," he says. "The sense of quality, the sense of refinement, as far as developing the object. But also conceptually, what does the jewelry do to the individual? How does it manifest their ego or their presence? This is the type of work that I was doing at that time."
I was also an investor in DeepMind before Google acquired it and Vicarious. Mostly I sort of – it's not from the standpoint of actually trying to make any investment return. It's really, I like to just keep an eye on what's going on with artificial intelligence. I think there is potentially a dangerous outcome there and we need to –
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According to the 2011 Skills Gap Survey by the Manufacturing Institute, about 600,000 manufacturing jobs are unfilled nationally because employers can't find qualified workers. To help produce a new generation of welders, pipe-fitters, electricians, carpenters, machinists and other skilled tradesmen, high schools should introduce students to the pleasure and pride they can take in making and building things in shop class.
American employers are so yearning to motivate young people to work in manufacturing and the skilled trades that many are willing to pay to train and recruit future laborers. CEO Karen Wright of Ariel Corp. in Mount Vernon, Ohio, recently announced that the manufacturer of gas compressors is donating $1 million to the Knox County Career Center to update the center's computer-integrated manufacturing equipment, so students can train on the same machines used in Ariel's operations.
How many of us liked shop? How many young people should be training for skilled manufacturing and service jobs rather than getting history or political science degrees?
Examples of activities that fall into the "simple but hard" quadrant: Building a trench with a spoon (a military punishment that involves many small, repetitive tasks, akin to doing 100 two-digit addition problems on a typical worksheet, as Droujkova points out), or memorizing multiplication tables as individual facts rather than patterns.
Far better, she says, to start by creating rich and social mathematical experiences that are complex (allowing them to be taken in many different directions) yet easy (making them conducive to immediate play). Activities that fall into this quadrant: building a house with LEGO blocks, doing origami or snowflake cut-outs, or using a pretend "function box" that transforms objects (and can also be used in combination with a second machine to compose functions, or backwards to invert a function, and so on).
I plan to get my children learning the "advanced" topics as soon as possible. How about you?
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On March 12, a day after the tsunami, Mr. Yoshida ignored an order from Tepco headquarters to stop pumping seawater into a reactor to try and cool it because of concerns that ocean water would corrode the equipment.
Tepco initially said it would penalize Mr. Yoshida even though Sakae Muto, then a vice president at the utility, said it was a technically appropriate decision. Mr. Yoshida received no more than a verbal reprimand after then-Prime Minister Naoto Kan defended the plant chief, the Yomiuri newspaper reported.
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2013 Cross Country: Stepped up in a big way and was one of the scoring runners for Villanova at each of the postseason meets ... Came in fourth on the team with a personal best 6,000 meters time of 20:35 at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional and helped the Wildcats win the team title and an automatic NCAA Championships bid ... Finished fourth in the Villanova lineup and 153rd overall at the national meet with a time of 21:40.5 ... Placed 26th overall and fourth on the team at the BIG EAST Championships (21:46) ... Posted a time of 21:46 at the Paul Short Run and finished 93rd out of 430 runners ... Recorded a time of 22:54.4 at the Pre-NCAA Meet ... Opened the season with a seventh place showing out of 86 competitors at the Main Line Invitational, where she registered a time of 17:28.65 on the three-mile course.
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John Chapman (left) and Todd Crooks, of the regional Veterans Museum, stand in its temporary location at the Everett VFW Post 2088 in Everett. The museum, formerly located in Seattle, was relocated to the Everett VFW because of lack of funding. The museum has artifacts ranging from as far back as the Revolutionary War.
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Veterans Museum director Todd Crooks moves a mannequin at the temporary location at the Everett VFW Post 2088 in Everett on Thursday.
Items on display are from the Fricks family of Seattle, which lost two sons during War World II. They include a note the father wrote to his third son after receiving word that his second son died: "So you are all that I have left of our active family. For God's sake and my sake, take care of yourself, Love Dad."
The museum, with its motto of "To Honor and To Educate," contains artifacts from each branch of the military and most U.S. wars. The stories of individual soldiers and sailors from the region are told through the museum's displays.
Unable to pay rent at its former space at the Seattle Center, the nonprofit museum was saved from a stuffed storage unit by the Everett Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2100. VFW member Earl Stephens contacted the museum's director in March to offer a temporary home at the Everett VFW, located at 2711 Oakes Ave.
"I had been wanting to start some sort of military museum here in Everett, but (Seattle Veterans Museum) already had the ball rolling, so we invited (the museum to move) here," Stephens said. "We have more support for the military in Snohomish County than King County does. We have fewer parking problems. I really want the museum to stay in Everett."
That's what museum director Todd Crooks, a Navy Reservist, wants, too.
"I hope the museum will be good for Everett as a tourist stop and become a landmark where people can go to thank our veterans and learn about what they did for us," Crooks said. "Other parts of the state have military museums, but there isn't much north of Tacoma."
For now, though, the museum's VFW home is a part of the transition and move to Everett.
The VFW provided a room off its banquet area where a portion of the museum collection is displayed, Crooks said. The museum is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays this month, as well as Memorial Day.
"We have a desperate need for volunteers so we can be open on Saturdays, too," Crooks said.
Along with a crew of volunteers and new board members, the museum needs steady financial backing, a permanent 1,000-square-foot home and display cases, Crooks said.
The veterans museum had its start about 10 years ago when Crooks, now 50, displayed a collection of military memorabilia at a festival in Bothell. After it was established at the Seattle Center, the museum had good support for several years. Then interest waned.
"The city of Seattle and King County did not have any available space to house us or any money to help our efforts to keep the museum going in Seattle," Crooks said. "The Everett VFW has been very accommodating. They get it."
Crooks is joined in his efforts by museum board member John Chapman, 64, a Vietnam veteran.
"The museum began as a way to fill a void in the Puget Sound area by establishing a museum where families could go to see, hear and learn about our country's history and its veterans," Chapman said. "Volunteers have used their own money and time to get this museum rolling, and we hope people in Snohomish County agree that our veterans deserve all the recognition and appreciation we can offer them."
Stephens, who serves as a chaplain for the Everett VFW, recently brought his granddaughter in to see some of the museum's collection. As a Marine Corps and Army National Guard veteran, Stephens enjoyed telling her some stories.
"My granddaughter was thrilled, and she kept asking me questions," Stephens said. "It was nice to be able to answer those questions. It really is about educating the kids and honoring the vets."
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Originally published as Strawberry Rhubarb Coffee Cake in Country Woman March/April 1993, p29
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Here are the builds I'm thinking about for Patch 3.0.2 (PvE mainly):
Holy - 51/5/5
You don't have enough points to get Conviction in Ret, and Ret paladins won't have enough points to get Kings and all their damage talents. So for now, it's probably easiest if Holy gets Kings.
Protection - 0/55/6
Gets all of the defensive talents, and a 9s Judgement to make Prot rotations smooth.
Retribution - 0/5/56
Most of the damage talents, plus a few essential utility talents. Improved Retribution Aura versus a couple more points in Righteous Vengeance is a toss-up, but I'll give the tanks a bit more threat.
Note that in Retribution, you want 8s Judgements. All the simulations I've done show it as being an increase in damage. Because Divine Storm is on a 10s cooldown, Retribution doesn't have a smooth rotation, and your ability cooldowns will clash every so often. However, Protection does have a perfect rotation with 9s Judgements, so Prot doesn't need to spend the extra talent point.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
3.0.2 Paladin Builds
Here are the builds I'm thinking about for Patch 3.0.2 (PvE mainly):
31 comments:
- dOxxx said...
For Protection, why not Guarded by the Light? 6% spell damage reduction and 30% mana cost reduction on two (at 70) of our main spells seems like a good choice.
- 10:56 AM, October 15, 2008
- Rohan said...
Hmm. I don't know why I didn't take that. I think I may have removed the points when I was trying to get Seals of the Pure, but that didn't really work well. I'm not sure you'll really need the cost reduction. Maybe drop two points from Reckoning and take Guarded by the Light.
- 11:05 AM, October 15, 2008
- dOxxx said...
Yeah, the way I see it, Reckoning is a nice-to-have. Although, it remains to be seen how much it is necessary for generating threat with the way things have changed.
Hmm, although the problem seems to be that you need three points at or before Reckoning's tier to go further. So you can only take one point out of Reckoning to put into Guarded by the Light.
- 11:30 AM, October 15, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Every paladin should spec Ret while it is still silly OP. I doubt Ret will stay in it's current form for long. Thanks to new Ret talents I'm doing silly burst damage and my heals hit just as big as they did prior to 3.0 when I was a holy build with 1k+ heals. Retarded OP, forget the other specs go Ret while it lasts.
- 11:32 AM, October 15, 2008
- Anonymous said...
What is your preferred rotation for Ret?
- 11:50 AM, October 15, 2008
- pablo1551 said...
yes im also interested to know what your preferred ret rotation was. i think i've been doing judgement, DS, CS and consecrate if i need to or just repeat.
- 12:36 PM, October 15, 2008
- Rohan said...
There is no rotation for Ret. Generally, just hit abilities as they come off cooldown. If you have a choice of abilities, use the following priority:
Judgement > Crusader Strike > Divine Storm. Throw in Consecrates/Exorcisms when the main three are on cooldown.
Sub-35% is similar, only the priority is:
Judgement > Hammer of Wrath > Crusader Strike, Divine Storm.
Strictly following the priority list isn't that important. All the potential priorities are very close in damage potential.
- 12:42 PM, October 15, 2008
- Steve L said...
I have a pally sitting at 60, ready to lvl up to 70 now that 3.0.2 is live. Would your ret spec change much for solo leveling doing quests? Less focus on grouping...
- 12:43 PM, October 15, 2008
- Suicidal Zebra said...
The two different rotations typically used in Ret Raiding for 3.0 is a First Come First Serve System using one of two different priority modes:
FCFS, Priority DPS: When there is a conflict choose the highest DPS ability first.
FCFS, Priority Damage per Cast: On a conflict choose the ability with the highest damage per cast (i.e. DS get priority over CS).
Mana issues will also obviously cause Judgement to be high on the priority list is mana starved situations. As Rohan says, once you reach <35% HoW enters the equation, because it rocks.
- 12:55 PM, October 15, 2008
- Chrom said...
Because of the slightly longer cooldown i like the use of DS first. then after a Consecrate, stun CS, Judgement, DS should be just about ready to use again. I threw stun in there because some of our abilities and new glyphs give us bonus damage on stunned
- 1:18 PM, October 15, 2008
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- 1:19 PM, October 15, 2008
- Jacob said...
I used a different spec for my Prot choices:
I picked up Blessing of Kings because my Holy Pally dropped it.
I skipped Shield of the Templar, because we're not going to get Shield of Righteousness until level 75.
The devs have mentioned that they may add some more damage reduction to Shield of the Templar, to make it more attractive. I can re-evaluate it if that happens.
- 1:28 PM, October 15, 2008
- Rohan said...
I have a pally sitting at 60, ready to lvl up to 70 now that 3.0.2 is live. Would your ret spec change much for solo leveling doing quests? Less focus on grouping...
I'd probably drop points from Divine Strength, Art of War, Righteous Vengeance, Improved Retribution Aura and Pursuit of Justice. Just get the full damage increasing talents and Divine Storm.
You could also drop points from Fanaticism, but this is a very bad idea if you want to do any grouping at all.
- 1:41 PM, October 15, 2008
- Steve L said...
Thanks Rohan! :)
- 1:45 PM, October 15, 2008
- Polecat said...
I'll admit that for my Prot Pally I went with this set-up:
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- 1:55 PM, October 15, 2008
- RJ said...
Here's what I'm going with: http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=sZaxVA0uMtcIRhoE
I'd rather put the 5 points in Kings into Reckoning, but I need to do a little more research into what my Expertise would need to be. We'll be able to get up to 16 Expertise with both talents and the Glyph of SoV, but I'm not sure yet what a boss' chance to parry is. I might put 5 of my 71~80 points into Reckoning, but I'm thinking of taking Heart of the Crusader, Improved Judgements, and Seals of the Pure with them.
I also decided to drop Ardent Defender because while I think it's pretty neat, I'm not really sure the benefit is all that useful overall. I'd rather put those 5 points into Benediction, since that's a 10% cost reduction on -everything- Prot uses.
- 2:53 PM, October 15, 2008
- aaron said...
I went a slightly different path, forgoing Kings because we always run with prot pallies in raids, and going instead for Heart of the Crusader for a little more raid utility. http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=sxAkgMzhVu0xRtaZV
On a side note, we threw together a quick raid from the guild last night and jumped into kara for a laugh. It was unbelievable. We chain pulled up to Aran in around 35 minutes. We still had ushers and a skele when we pulled Moroes. No one could go OOM, HL crits were landing for around 11-12k, with the HL glyph I was raid healing like a shammy. Haste from judgements is just delicious. It's a whole new game :)
I was really worried about the mechanics of pally healing in the patch, but it's a lot more fun than it was before, in fact it's damn fun! I'm definitely staying holy.
- 3:50 PM, October 15, 2008
- Anonymous said...
So assuming a 0/55/6 build, what should the rotation be?
I will miss Seal of the Crusader...
- 4:56 PM, October 15, 2008
- Anonymous said...
My prot build for end game. http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=sZ0xVAcuMteIRGoV
Why improved HoJ? Cause its an interrupt now, and when needed i would rather be able to interrupt 2 times a min then just one. And everything else is pretty self explanatory. Of course at 80 I'll have the reduced judgment time and the 5 in holy, but for now, with the retarded amount of threat i have already, this seems to be the cats pajamas.
- 9:11 PM, October 15, 2008
- Anonymous said...
Ahh crap i just noticed i put the into benediction instead of deflection, make a mental not of that on the previous post
- 9:13 PM, October 15, 2008
- raremage said...
I'm curious why noone is grabbing Vindication. That's a 20% reduction in all stats. That's huge in PVP and it appears to be proccing in PVE as well.
- 8:48 AM, October 16, 2008
- dOxxx said...
Does Vindication work on bosses?
- 8:51 AM, October 16, 2008
- Rohan said...
Vindication doesn't work on bosses or even many outdoor elites. It's a decent PvP talent, I think.
But for PvE, the basic rule is if the fight is even slightly challenging, Vindication will not work.
- 8:57 AM, October 16, 2008
- raremage said...
Definitely doesn't work on bosses. But, I'm on a PVP server - to me it's an awfully nifty debuff that can help end a fight quickly if the target can't manage to dispel.
- 9:44 AM, October 16, 2008
- RJ said...
Vindication was good before 3.0.2 even if it doesn't work on bosses since it was considered another chance to proc JoL or JoW. But now that they're basically guaranteed procs on timers, Vindication isn't really as useful for anything but PvP.
- 2:38 PM, October 16, 2008
- Karl said...
Well, the nerf is here. Forget that Ret build.
Go pound on something solo that has high armour. Watch it laugh at you.
- 2:38 PM, October 16, 2008
- Aerophilia said...
Vindication annoys me PvE,
SCT just spams "Immune" every time you swing lol.
What was your prot rotation?
Im considering dropping Reckoning since it procs upon you being hit(wasn't this going to be block too?) Since my paladin is Unhittable (with HS) now this is kinda pointless.
- 3:21 AM, October 17, 2008
- dOxxx said...
As I recall, a block is considered a hit. So Reckoning should proc off blocks. It's the avoidance -- parry, miss & dodge -- that reduced the usefulness of Reckoning.
- 5:13 AM, October 17, 2008
- Aerophilia said...
This is what I originally thought, but if you dont take damage due to blocking is that classed as a hit?
I was almost sure that the text on the PTR for reckoning "stated being hit by or blocking a damaging attack".
I shall definitly test it out this weekend and come back with a definitive answer I guess ^^
- 7:40 AM, October 17, 2008
- valkyrierisen said...
I don't play a pally (bear and spriest, actually) but both holy palys in my 10-man-raid-focus guild went 37/9/15.
Like I said, I don't play a pally, but the second one to change to that spec won't shut up about how much he loves it.
- 10:06 AM, October 17, 2008
- SuraBear said...
Personally, I specced the second point into improved judgement for prot. I may or may not respec back to a 9 second cooldown once I hit 75, but until then, I find it's really hard to maintain a 969696 rotation when half of your sixes are missing. So instead I've been doing more of a priority cast system, with top priority depending on the situation (Shield for max mitigation, hammer for single/small groups, consecration for big groups).
Even at 80, though, I may keep that second point in there, since on mitigation-sensitive fights, you're probably going to want to ensure 100% holy shield uptime, in which case it would be preferable to have a sustainable 8 second rotation, using hammer and shield as 8 second cooldowns (1.5*5 = 7.5 seconds out of every 8, so it's not like you'd be standing around half of the time like we used to pre-3.0.2).
Given what the devs keep saying about not wanting threat to be such a big deal any more, I think the perfect threat rotation is going to be more of an e-peen stroking ability than a raiding requirement. Which is not to say I won't practice using it (and have a macro set up for it); after all, it's also a maximized DPS rotation, and tanks do some serious DPS now, too, for those hard enrage timers.
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Probably best suited for indoor or general city use, as they seem a little bit to light duty for rugged outdoor use. But they are very comfortable, especially in hot weather.
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Women's Volleyball Just Misses Out on School Records in Tri-Match Split on Saturday
October 23, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University split a pair of matches on Saturday afternoon hosing a tri-match inside the Merner Gym. The Lady Falcons just missed out on school records in both contests, falling 3-1 (25-23, 24-26, 23-25, 10-25) to Lenoir-Rhyne while sweeping Virginia Union 3-0 (25-12, 25-6, 25-9) with 17 service aces. Pfeiffer improves to 9-13 overall on the year.
In match one against the Bears, libero Kaci Markham (Asheboro, NC) put up a match-high 27 digs, 12 in set one alone, just missing her own school record of 30 set earlier this season. Freshman Kim Amerell (Lynchburg, VA) scored a career-best 19 kills hitting .385 to lead all hitters in match one. Behind Amerell, Mordini concluded with 13 kills while Lenoir-Rhynes Brooke Christenbury had 11.
As a team, Pfeiffer picked up 20 more digs than the Bears with 76, but Lenoir-Rhyne hit .423 in the final set to secure the win. The Bears had nine total team blocks in the win.
The sweep of Virginia Union saw the Lady Falcons come up three aces shy of the school record set last year at Johnson C. Smith. Jordan OBryant (Reidsville, NC) had six of them while Cassie Byerly (Lewistown, MT) had five. In the hitting department, Erin Gray (Sneads Ferry, NC) put down a match-high 10 kills hitting .714 in the win.
Kathryn Hobson (Asheboro, NC) finished behind Gray with seven kills while Amerell scored a half-dozen with Kasey Cain (Asheboro, NC). Combining both matches, setter Colleen Wands (Apex, NC) assisted on 73 points. As a team, Pfeiffer hit .310 in the match against the Panthers that includes totals of .448 and .385 in sets two and three.
Next on the slate for the Lady Falcons will be a big Conference Carolinas road matchup at Queens on Wednesday. Match time in Charlotte is schedule for 6:30 p.m.


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Radiography, also referred to as radiologic technology, is one of the fastest evolving professions in healthcare. A blend of medical and physical sciences, radiography deals with the use of radiation to produce images for the purpose of medical diagnosis. A radiographer (or radiologic technologist) provides patient care during diagnostic examinations and medical procedures, and utilizes sophisticated imaging equipment to create images of internal body structures. This person works closely with radiologists and other physicians in the treatment and diagnosis of patients. The radiographer must possess considerable knowledge of technology, anatomy, physiology, patient care, and pathology to carry out their work. With additional education, radiographers can specialize in various imaging modalities such as CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, and ultrasound.
The radiography program prepares students for entry level positions in radiography. The program encompasses both general education prerequisite courses and professional education courses. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to apply to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) Examination.
General education prerequisite coursework must be completed to be eligible for admission to the professional program. Applicants may be in the process of meeting the general education prerequisite requirements when they apply for admission to the professional program. Algebra and Trigonometry I and Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II and Medical Terminology prerequisite courses must be completed within five years of admission to the professional program. Special circumstances will be evaluated by the Admissions Committee. Students must achieve a grade of C- or better in each prerequisite course and must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or better in all prerequisite course work.
Students enrolled in the prerequisite courses at IPFW who intend to apply to the Radiography Program may be designated as pre-radiography students. Students may complete equivalent prerequisite courses at any accredited college or university.
All students completing prerequisite course work are strongly encouraged to seek academic advisement from the College of Health and Human Services.
The professional education curriculum is a full-time, structured program. Professional education is a combination of classroom instruction and clinical experience. Students immediately utilize in clinical practice the theories and concepts that are presented in the professional courses. Under the supervision of radiologists and registered radiographers, students will progress from observing to assisting, and subsequently to completing radiographic examinations. The clinical experience is conducted in the diagnostic imaging departments of area hospitals and clinics.
Admission to the professional portion of the program is competitive and is based on a composite score derived from the prerequisite GPA, submitted recommendation forms, radiography preadmission testing, and a personal interview. Completion of course work alone does not ensure admission. Students must apply for admission to the professional program directly to the Department of Radiography by the first business day of March.
The radiography program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL 60606-3182; Phone: (312) 704-5300; Fax: (312) 704-5304; www.jrcert.org.
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2012-13: Appeared in 31 games, making seven starts as a junior ... averaged 3.6 points and 3.0 rebounds in 13.7 minutes per game ... made first career start in season-opening game at Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 9) ... finished with eight points in win over College of Charleston (Nov. 23) ... earned another start and scored eight points vs. Youngstown State (Nov. 25) ... had first career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds (career-high in rebounds) in win at Chicago State (Dec. 16) ... also had two blocks and two steals against the Cougars ... had a career high 16 points in win at Duquesne (Jan. 5).
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CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. — Sandy Hackett was just 11 years old when he made his national televised comedy debut.
He was on the set of "Rowan and Martin's Laugh In" on which his father, Buddy Hackett, was a guest star. During a rehearsal skit, the youngster said, "I'm just a kid but I thought it was funny."
"Eight heads turned and looked at me and said, 'Can we use that?'" Hackett said.
Being around his dad clearly led to Sandy's Hackett's penchant for comedic delivery.
Hackett is the host of Tahoe Comedy North on Tuesday, April 3, in the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room.
The headliner is Mike E. Winfield, who since his last appearance here last fall, has had a couple of television opportunities beyond his recurring role on "The Office."
Winfield is the host of "Offbeat," a potential program on the music network Fuse.
"The are clips off YouTube or that have been submitted and are at world's disposal so I can make fun of it," said Winfield, who also auditioned for the voice of a Patton Oswalt cartoon superhero for a show on Fox. The character is black, but the resemblance to Winfield ends there.
"The drawing's face was covered but I could tell it didn't look like me," he said. "He had a cape on, so I think he can fly."
Hackett as a youngster couldn't fly, but he was a good skier who appeared in a 1984 movie filmed at Squaw Valley, "Hot Dog ... the Movie."
"I was the only actor who skied in the whole film," said Hackett, who can best be identified in the movie as the emcee of a wet T-shirt contest.
By hanging around his father, Sandy Hackett landed a second "Laugh In" appearance, this time in skits, and was interviewed at the age of 15 as a guest on "The Johnny Carson Show."
But Buddy Hackett was not happy with Sandy's career choice.
"He did not encourage me to go into comedy; in fact he was opposed to it," he said. "The first time I told him I was going on the road to do standup, he wept. And then he said, 'What name are you going to use?'" Buddy Hackett was further displeased to hear his son planned to use his real name.
"All these years I've been building up the name, I hate to see you (blank) it up in one outing," the elder Hackett said.
"He knew how tough it was and how heartbreaking it can be and he wanted to protect me, like any father wants to protect his child," Sandy Hackett said. "But ultimately I followed my heart and my dream and here I am doing this a lot of years later."