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The Oakland Airport
- Airport Transport between OAK and SFO
- Transportation from Oakland airport to SF Union Sq
- Park and Fly at Oakland Airport on Christmas Eve
- Best way to get a family of 4 to the Oakland airport?
- Should we drive or take a cab? How early to arrive?
- More advice about Getting to the Airport
Airport Transport between OAK and SFOMay 2006
Can anyone recommend the best way for a young teenager ( 14 years old), arriving from the East Coast, to get from Oakland Airport to SFO on a Saturday morning? I'm thinking that one of the shuttle vans would be best--but there are tons! Any recommendations?
You can take a shuttle from OAK to the Oakland Colliseum BART and then BART all the way to SFO. It's pretty easy, the shuttles are all just hanging around outside OAK Jill
I think you can take BART all the way now? Maybe look on the BART website for info on shuttles from OAK to the BART station? Good luck! Anon
Transportation from Oakland airport to SF Union SqMarch 2006
My dad is coming to town for a convention. Any recommendations on best way for him to get from OAK to his Union Square hotel? BART, a particular shuttle company, cab? He is nimble and travels light, and doesn't want to pay too much or spend too much time schlepping around. Thanks.
BART is very easy from the oakland airport. There's a shuttle ($2) to the BART station, then BART all the way to Powell Street, walk to Union square. We've had all our out of town visitors take that route, then we meet them at a cafe near union square to get them to our place. anon
Take either the AC Transit bus or BART shuttle from the airport to the Coliseum BART station, then catch either the Daly City or Millbrae train into SF, get off at Powell Station and it's a 5 minute walk up Powell Street to Union Square. The bus is $2 or less, the BART ride about $5. Buses run every 15 minutes, BART runs about every 15 minutes. Total travel time about 1:15. If your dad is nimble and travels light, this is the way to go. A shuttle or a cab would be much more expensive and, depending on traffic on the Bay Bridge, might take just as long.
Park and Fly at Oakland Airport on Christmas EveNov 2005
I'm flying out of Oakland Airport on Christmas Eve day and would like to leave my car in a lot there until New Year's Day. Can anyone recommend a lot where I'd be able to make a reservation in advance? I realize that space will be at a premium at that point. Thanks!
Back in March, we used Expresso Parking, on Doolittle, when we took a trip to DC. As I recall, there was a coupon for CSAA members in the monthly AAA magazine, so it ended up being the cheapest of all the other parking lots (http://www.expressoparking.com/park/park.html). Not sure if you still need the coupon, as I see a notation on their website to just show your card for a discount. The un-discounted price is $7.95/day for outdoor parking. We were pretty satisfied with the service. Oh, and they take reservations. Jim
I'd suggest: http://www.expressoparking.com/reserve/reserve.html I think they're about the cheapest, and they take reservations online. -Mike
Have you considered taking BART? You can take it to the Coliseum station, then take the $2 AirBART shuttle to the airport. If you don't have someone to drop you off at your home station, some BART stations have long term parking for airport passengers. Check out their website at bart.gov for specifics. May as well not use your car if you can help it. adaking88
Sounds silly, but you should try some of the airport hotels' ''stay-park-fly'' packages. You pay for just one night hotel, you can park with no extras charge for 10 days. They shuttle you right to your terminal. R.K.
Have you considered spending the night before at one of the airport hotels that offers a ''Park and Fly'' special? It's sure a lot less stressful and it ends up being about the same price.
We recently stayed at the Quality Inn near Oakland Airport and had a very nice experience there. Good breakfast, nice staff, prompt shuttle pickup and dropoff, and safe car parking.
If you do a Google search on ''Park and Fly'' and Oakland, you should come up with a list of hotels that offer special deals. Katy
When flying out of Oakland Airport I strongly recommend using Airpark for your off airport parking. The service is fantastic, the shuttles are clean and run often, the staff is nice and everything is so convenient. You can make a reservation online at: www.airparkoakland.com. Hope this helps! Constantly Flying Mom of 2
Best way to get a family of 4 to the Oakland airport?July 2004
We travel very infrequently by air, so I'm clueless about the most convenient and most economical way to get our family of four from the El Cerrito area to the Oakland Airport. We're leaving on the red-eye, so BART is not an option, and anyway, schlepping all our luggage on the BART train doesn't sound too appealing. Are we better off driving and parking in the long-term lot (prices I've been quoted range around the $10/day rate) or taking a cab or a shuttle? Shuttles seem to charge by the person, so that seems very steep. Cabs are in the $35-$50 range each way, so it seems about a wash with the long term parking. Will we wish we had our car right there when we get home, or will we be glad to be dropped off right at the gate when we first leave. For those of you who travel often, which do you prefer, and why? We'll be gone for eight days, so I guess we're looking at $80-$100 whichever way we do it. I just wonder if there are some things to consider when making this decision that I've not thought of. If parking in a long term lot is our best bet, is one better than another? Does one have to reserve a spot, or is parking always available? Clueless traveler
We just flew out of Oakland in live in El Cerrito. Well, obviously, we came back to Oakland too. :) We travelled with 4 kids and 4 carseats and decided to take our own car. I think we paid $74 for 7-8 days. Daddy picked up the car while we picked up luggage (out of 9 pieces, they only lost one) and it was really simple to wait at the curb for him. On the way out, he dropped us (me and the 4 kids) off at the curb and then he went to drop off the car (and used the shuttle to get back to the airport). He was back by the time we were ready to hit security. Kathy
I don't know when you're traveling but I was just told that PCA at the Oakland airport had opened a new lo, and to encourage new customers they were offering FREE parking until August 31. I tried it out and left my car for 8 days...was a bit nervous upon departing as I thought this sounded too good to be true, but low and behold, it was 100% free. You need to call or email to make a reservation before. Here's the info from the oakland chamber of commerce site: http://www.oaklandchamber.com/html/2004_06_pca.html
''What could be better than knowing that a no-hassle, reserved parking space is waiting for you as you rush toward Oakland International Airport to begin your summer vacation or business trip? How about a FREE, reserved parking space? Parking Company of America Airports (PCA) has opened a new, convenient, secure, 2,400-space parking lot within one mile of the Bay Area\xc2\x92s most convenient, lowest-fare airport, and that\xc2\x92s what they\xc2\x92re offering \xc2\x96 totally FREE PARKING all summer long. The huge new PCA-Hegenberger lot is located at the intersection of Pardee Drive and Swan Way, just off Hegenberger Road near the entrance to the airport. For more info and to make a reservation, visit www.PCAFreeParking.c! om or by calling toll free (877) 888-PARK (877-888-7275). PCA doesn\xc2\x92t charge for reservations.''
Happy travels...! rabinm
I just got a free week of parking at PCA near Hegenberger (right onto Pardee near Francesca's restaurant). I believe they are offering free parking to everyone during July and August. It's a new lot and was a completely smooth (and free) experience for me. You should go on-line and make a reservation. Your printed reservation gets you out free. After August I think it's a much better rate than the on- airport lots but I'm not sure of the prices. Mary
My husband travels extensively (50-75% of his job). He takes a cab every time to the (Oakland) airport, unless I have an hour to spare to take him to the airport and back with my two kids in the backseat (in other words, not very often!). He calls the night before to reserve a cab and it always goes very smoothly. From our house (San Pablo and Ashby) it is a $30 cab ride. Super Shuttle charges the same, is often late, and you often have stops along the way to pick up other passengers. Call a cab. business travel widow
This may seem obvious, but the cheapest and easiest way is to ask a neighbor or nearby friend with a suitably large vehicle to take you and pick you up. Then you can return the favor next time they fly, and you both save a lot of money for a modest expenditure of time. David
We travel a couple of times a year with our child, and we always take our car to one of the off-site long term parking lots (not Oakland economy parking -- they now! charge $17 a day). By the time we get off the plane, we are so frazzled that we don't want to deal with getting a cab, making sure we have enough cash, etc. We just want to get in our own car and go home. Karen
personal opinion -- we like being able to come home, grab the shuttle to the parking lot, and get on home. too many times on bayporter etc. being driven to other people's houses first. the $$ are not really any issue at that point.
Here's a short term solution, only good until Aug. 31st 2004. You can park for free at the new PCA lot. See link below for coupon. http://www.pcafreeparking.com/index_flash.aspx . Jennifer
We used the free PCA lot at Oakland airport last month. Just go to WWW.PCAFreeParking.com for more information. It is located at Pardee Drive and Swan Way. When driving down Hegenburger towards the airport, make a right at Francesca's restaurant and drive to the end of the road. The free offer ends in August so take advantage of it while you can. I just recommend giving your van driver a bigger tip! Tora
When BART is not an option, we usually use Bayporter (see www.bayporter.com). Being driven door-to-door is great. While they do charge per person, it is full price ($27 from El Cerrito to OAK) for only the first adult. Each additional adult is $12, and kids through age 12 are $7. I'm not sure if they charge for under-2's (though of course you will need a seat for the car seat). You don't say how old your kids are, but you can do the math. Also consider what time you will return, and where you've been. If your trip is to the Eastern time zone, and you return late in the evening, your body will feel like it's the middle of the night. Will you feel up to driving then? If you get back to Oakland earlier in the day, BART may be a money-saving option on your return (including a few dollars for a taxi from the BART station to your home). If you plan to consider BART, be sure to get a children's BART ticket (only $4.00 for $16.00 worth of travel) before you leave home. You can buy i! t lots of places, including Safeway - but not at the BART station itself. R.K.
If a cab is an option for you, it will actually be much easier when you get home. If you park your car offsite you have to wait for the shuttle, lug your own bags up the steps, and then walk to your car from wherever the shuttle drops you off in the lot. Then you generally have some hassle with paying as you exit. Cabs at Oakland Airport are frequent and plentiful, and you'll be able to pile in and head straight home. The only issue I can think of is carseats. I guess it depends on whether you're taking them with you on your flight. Have a great one whatever you decide. frequent flier
I've taken the shuttle, cabs, and used longterm parking at Oakland airport. I make my decision based on how many of us are going and for how long. If we'll be gone less than a week, and all of us are going, it's usually cheapest to drive the car and park at the airport. Just allow time for getting from parking lot to airport. Airport shuttles are convenient because they pick you up at your house and deliver you right to the departure area. They usually give discounts for additinal family members. There's one on the BPN website that has carseats and specializes in families with little kids. The downside is they may want to fetch you 2 hours before departure time to allow for picking up other passengers. My older kids and visiting relatives sometimes take BART to/from the Oakland airport. It's pretty convenient if you don't live too far from a BART station but I think it would be a hassle with little kids and/or a lot of luggage. My son and I recently took a cab from the Oak airport to our home in Berkeley, and it was about $37, which was cheaper than taking the shuttle and a heck of a lot more convenient. Ginger
Expresso Parking on Doolittle has a shuttle (they all do) to the airport. Self-Park outdoors is I think $6.95/day. They also have self park indoors - don't know cost, and valet $10.95/day. They also honor AAA for a 15% discount, and the shuttle drivers are pretty nice. I use them a lot and have been happy every time. I think they have a website as well. I found out about them from the AAA magazine I get. They also have a frequent parker program for free days on your next trip after 7 days (not sure if only valet days or not.) Anyway, happy parking. PS, I used to use VIP on Hegenberger, but they only have outdoor (got bird droppings on my car), and I really like the indoors in the rain. frequent Oakland airport parker
Easy - rent a car one way. Most of the name brand car rental companies let you rent a car in one place in the Bay Area and return it in another with no extra fee. I've done it several times both to OAK and SFO. You do have to pick the car up but there are enough name brand rental places around so that shouldn't be a problem. Jon
I highly suggest using Airpark Oakland on 98th Avenue. Their website is www.airparkoakland.com and there is a coupon on the webpage. They are just great. You drive you car there - you can even make a reservation online - park and their shuttle will take you, your family and all of your luggage to the airport. The people who work there are nice and very, very helpful - especially with your kids and their stuff. Definitely check them out - I cannot give them higher praise. Very Frequent Family Flier
I hope I'm replying to the right post--about how / where to park at the airport. The best deal in town this summer is free airport parking at the new PCA at Oakland Airport! Just go to www.pcafreeparking.com and enter your name and dates of travel. You will get a coupon to print out. The lot is really close to the airport and it seems to be very well organized and running smoothly. I traveled for a few days and it could not have been easier--and it's FREE, all summer, through Aug. 31! Tracy
My husband sorted out this issue for us a while ago. He rents a car here in Berkeley and we drop it off at the airport. Generally, it runs about $30-40. We have done it coming home from the airport as well. good luck! frequent flyer
Should we drive or take a cab? How early to arrive?Dec 2002
We'll be travelling out of Oakland International Airport next week (United Airlines). I'm be interested in advice from others who have travelled recently (particularly over the Thanksgiving holiday) on how long to expect check-in and security to take. Also, any advice on whether to take a cab to the airport (we are a family of four including two little ones in car seats) or whether we should just drive ourselves and park in long-term parking (we're travelling one week before Xmas so I imagine there will still be long-term parking available). Thanks! Margaret
I highly suggest parking at off-airport parking (less expensive and easier in & out). Taking their shuttle is quick and easy (even with kids) and they will assist you with getting your luggage on & off of their shuttle. Check out this link - it is for Airpark - right off Hagenberger. There is a coupon attached as well. Have a great trip! http://www.douglasparking.com/airport.html A Seasoned Traveling Mom
Hi - We travel frequently out of Oakland International with our two year old child. What we generally do is park at an off-site long term parking lot (PCA) on 98th Ave. They use shuttles and help get luggage off and on for you so you can manage the children. We just leave our son in his stroller for the shuttle to the airport since there are no seatbelts to attach a car seat with. The cost is significantly less per day than parking in the airport's long term lot. We try to do this about 30-45 minutes before we are due at the airport. In terms of check-in, security, etc while inside the airport - I suggest getting there about 1-1 1/2 hours prior to your departure. The lines move swiftly at Oakland, in my experience. Hope this helps. A Travellin' Mama
I travelled on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and had no problems whatsoever. It all seemed scarily easy. We ended up with over an hour to kill at the gate because check-in took 5 minutes and security less. And Dulles was the same coming home. Long term parking isn't bad, but at $12 a day you could pay for a cab, which is easier all around. I waited over 45 minutes at midnight (with my 5 y/o) for a shuttle to LTP, and finally asked one of the traffic cops and she laughed and told us to walk to our car, five minutes away. During which three shuttles passed us, in a row. Kean
I travel out of Oakland International regularly. Depending on the day of travel, the security line can be long, but it moves quickly. Don't plan to bring wrapped gifts through security--it will slow you down. Expect to remove shoes and jackets. Parking at Oakland is terrible--even if long-term is available, it will probably be way, way, way in the back of the lot. There is a shuttle that runs through the lot, but it is sporadic at best. I've never managed to catch it--or even see it moving through the parking lot, for that matter. A better bet is to park at one of the off-site lots (they are listed on the airport website). They are cheaper and the shuttle will let you off in front of the terminal. (They also feel safer to me. I have never seen a security guard in the airport lot.) I've found this to be a much better option than circling through the airport lot frantically looking for a space in long term. Long term parking is about 15 dollars a day, whereas the off-site parking is about 9 dollars a day. Even with kids, the off-site parking is easier; you won't have to lug your car seats 1/2 mile through the parking lot. anon
It really depends on what time your flight is and what airline you are using. Generally, the earlier the flight the better. I have found that the line to check in can take anywhere from 10 minutes to 30 min. Another 15 to 35 minutes for the security line. You might want to add another 30 min. to your timeframe because it will be getting more and more crowded with the holidays. The long term parking in the airport is a little pricey and you can get a better deal by using the lots on Hegenberger or on Doolittle- $8 to 15 a day- I'd find out how much the taxi will be to and fro (or an airporter van) and see which one works better for you. Add in a little hassle factor for parking yourself and then taking a shuttle over to the airport and back (plus extra time) whereas a taxi will bring you there right away. Just a thought. Good luck! Juliette
Allow yourself plenty of time to deal with the airport. 2 hours is not unreasonable. Even if the lines are moving, you'll need the extra time to deal with your kids, luggage, car seats etc. and the extra time will help you to not feel as pressured and to therefore maintain your cool. I have found that the United lines are very long so if it's possible for you to do curbside check in, I highly recommend it. The lines are shorter and move faster, only problem may be if you do not have your seats already, not sure if they can provide you with seat assignments. If you already have, shouldn't be a problem then. The security lines at terminal one now seem to be incredibly long and slow now that they have turned securty over to the federal screeners. What had been a ten minute line now seems to easily take over 30 minutes. As for parking, I highly recommend the off site parking lots. They are only a little further out than long term and the shuttles pick you up and drop you off right at your car. They are also patient with you if you are loading a lot of stuff. I believe that at long term parking you need to lug all your stuff to one of the pick up places for the bus to get you to take you to the terminal. I have also had the bus pass me by on several occasions which was very frustrating. One last bit of information. When I flew United recently with my son who was seven months at the time, United did not allow prebaording any more for families with children or if you were disabled. They claimed it had something to do with 9/11. It was terribly frustrating because we were lugging the car seat, stroller etc. Fortunately the flight attendants seemed equally frustrated with the policy because it actually makes boarding more difficult for everyone so they were very helpful once we were one board in helping us to get situated. We have also recently flown American and Southwest and they still have a preboarding policy so I think it's just a United thing. Hope this info helps. have a great, safe trip! Arquelle
I would like to recommend one more option for getting to the Oakland (or SF) airport. We almost always use BayPorter Express. They send a 7-passenger van to pick you up at your home, and drops you off right at the terminal. When you call to reserve, they let you know a pick-up time, and they are always on time (sometimes early), and handle all the luggage. All of the seats have seat belts (though only the two window seats and front seats have shoulder belts). The one-way charge is around $18-$22 (depending where you live) for the first adult passenger, but only $10 per additional adult and $5 per child from the same address (free for the youngest ones - be sure you let them know you'll need a seat for the car seat). In my experience, they make only 2-3 pick-up stops - all in the same general area- before heading to the airport. Returning from the airport, the wait may be a little longer, and you may end up travelling farther to drop off other passengers, so a cab may be a better bet for that trip, if you are in a hurry. The drivers have always been very curteous, & don't smoke in the van. My only complaint is that they seem to drive a bit faster than I'd prefer, but no worse, I think, than taxi drivers (and many of you out there). We love that it saves the hassle of driving, parking, shlepping luggage, etc. R.K.


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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was seen attending a wedding on Sunday, while Shah Rukh attended the sangeet ceremony of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's daughter.
Aishwarya attended the wedding ceremonies of her bodyguard on Sunday. The wedding took place in a traditional South Indian style. Aishwarya looked gorgeous in a simple red anarkali with a golden border.
The Bollywood diva interacted with her bodyguard's family members and took photographs with his newlywed wife.
On the other hand, Shah Rukh attended the sangeet ceremony of Arun Jaitley's daughter Sonali Jaitley. Sonali will tie the knot on Monday with her businessman-lawyer fiancé Jaish Bakshi.
Apart from Shah Rukh, singer Mika Singh, Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir and senior journalist Rajat Sharma also attended the sangeet ceremony. According to reports, the "Dilwale" actor also danced with the bride.
"The soulful track was followed up by Mika Singh's Punjabi tadka. SRK continue to dance with the bride, Mr and Mrs Jaitley joined in and so did the other guests, including the B-town brigade Suniel Shetty, Poonam Dhillon and Dolly Ki Doli director Abhishek Dogra," a guest informed Mumbai Mirror.
The wedding will take place on Monday and several politicians and A-list Bollywood celebrities are expected to attend the event. Among the Bollywood personalities, Salman Khan is also invited for wedding.
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Untagged versions of Aishwarya at her bodyguard's wedding, she looks so gorg in red! pic.twitter.com/LGcgo6WpDs— Bewitching Bachchans (@TasnimaKTastic) December 6, 2015
Had a great time in #Delhi with my bro @RajatSharmaLive @iamsrk @arunjaitley sir. Best wishes to Sonali & #jayesh. pic.twitter.com/y48NDMtMEP— King Mika Singh (@MikaSingh) December 5, 2015
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Donnie Brooks (thesmackdownhotel) reversing a turnbuckle powerbomb into a codebreaker!
Obit of the Day: Breaking the Enigma
One of the most important factors in the defeat of the Germans during World War II was the Allies' success in breaking the codes created by the Nazi's "Enigma" machine. The machine, invented in 1919, and modified several times over the next twenty-five years, was considered completely secure and impossible to decipher.
The Polish government, using mathematicians, was actually able to break the early Enigma machine's code system and even build replicas. But after the invasion of Poland in 1939 they passed on their Enigma information to the French and British.
Although both countries had success in unlocking the mysteries of the complicated code system, it was the British who made major leaps.
Mavis Batey was recruited to the Enigma project when she was only nineteen years old. Selected because of her knowledge of German - she was undertaking coursework for a degree in the language at Oxford when the war broke out - she was sent to work with legendary, and eccentric, codebreaker Dilly Knox at Bletchley Park.
Mrs. Batey was one of the "break-in" specialists who helped to decipher Enigma codes that had not been broken. Her first success came when she broke the Enigma code for the Italian Navy. After her first success, which read simply "Today is the day minus three," she and her colleagues spent those three days trying to figure out the navy's next move.
They determined that a Royal Navy supply convoywas to be the focus of an attack on the Mediterranean Sea. Which this knowledge, the Royal Navy turned the table and through some additional trickery surprised the Italians in March 1941, destroying five vessels with the loss of over 3000 Italian sailors.
Mrs. Batey's biggest triumph, while working with Mr. Knox and fellow codebreaker Margaret Rock, was figuring out the Enigma used by the German Abwehr, or secret service. Unlike the traditional Enigma which used three wheels the Abwehr model had four wheels, making deciphering code exponentially harder. (One mathematician determined that Allied codebreakers had to deal with a possible 107, 458, 687, 327, 250, 619, 360, 000 permutations on a traditional 3-wheel model.) It was Mrs. Batey who decoded the first Abwehr message on December 8, 1941.
Once the Abwehr code was broken it lead to the success of the D-Day invasion at Normandy. Mrs. Batey and the others at Bletchley Park learned that the Germans had fallen for the MI5's "double cross" plan and believed that the June 6, 1944 invasion would land at Calais. Adolf Hitler made sure that two armored divisions remained at Calais - reducing his tank forces at Normandy.
Following the war, while her husband, Keith, a fellow codebreaker, worked at Oxford University, Mrs. Batey developing an interest in land and garden preservation. She would write three books on historic garden in England and became president of the Garden History Society and was named a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her work on garden preservation.
Mavis Batey, the last of the Bletchley Park "break-in" group, died on November 12, 2013 at the age of 92.
Sources: The Daily Telegraph, PBS.org, HelpNet Security (YouTube), codesandciphers.org, "The Theoretically Possible Number of Engima Configurations" and Wikipedia
(Image of Mavis Batey and her Keith Batey, while they worked as codebreakers at Bletchley Park in 1942 is courtesy of the Daily Mail from an article where Mrs. Batey criticizes Kate Winslet's portrayal of a female codebreaker in the film Enigma.)
BREAKING NEWS: Wartime codebreaker and brilliant British mathematician Alan Turing given posthumous royal pardon, overturning 1952 homosexuality conviction.
Members of the Women's Royal Naval Service operating the codebreaking Colossus computer, Bletchley Park, 1942 (via wired)
(Reuters) - The last of 29 Navajo Americans who developed an unbreakable code that helped Allied forces win the second World War died in New Mexico on Wednesday of kidney failure at the age of 93.
Chester Nez was the last remaining survivor of an original group of 29 Navajos recruited by the U.S. Marine Corps to create a code based on their language that the Japanese could not crack.
His son, Michael Nez, said his father died peacefully in his sleep at their home in Albuquerque.
"He had been battling kidney disease and it seems like the disease won," Michael Nez told Reuters. "He's the last of a great era, a great part of history."
About 400 code talkers would go on to use their unique battlefield cipher to encrypt messages sent from field telephones and radios throughout the Pacific theater during the war.
It was regarded as secure from Japanese military code breakers because the language was spoken only in the U.S. Southwest, was known by fewer than 30 non-Navajo people, and had no written form.
The Navajos' skill, speed and accuracy under fire in ferocious battles from the Marshall Islands to Iwo Jima is credited with saving thousands of U.S. servicemen's lives and helping shorten the war. Their work was celebrated in the 2002 movie "Windtalkers."
The president of the Navajo Nation, Ben Shelly, said he had ordered flags to be flown at half staff in memory of Nez. "It saddens me to hear the last of the original code talkers has died," Shelly said. "We are proud of these young men in defending the country they loved using their Navajo language." Last November, the American Veterans Center honored Nez for bravery and valor above and beyond the call of duty, awarding him the Audie Murphy Award for distinguished service.
"I was very proud to say that the Japanese did everything in their power to break that code but they never did," Nez said in an interview with the Stars and Stripes newspaper the day before receiving the award.
Nez and his young fellow recruits were called communications specialists by the Marines and were taught Morse code, semaphore and "blinker," a system using lights to send messages between ships.
The code they developed substituted Navajo words for military terms. CHAY-DA-GAHI, which translates to "turtle," came to mean a tank while a GINI, "chicken hawk" in English, became a dive bomber. America was NE-HE-MAH, "our mother."
The code talkers served in all six Marine divisions and 13 were killed in World War Two.
Nez also volunteered to serve two more years during the Korean War. He retired in 1974 after a 25-year career as a painter at the Veterans Administration hospital in Albuquerque.
Shelly said the Navajo Nation was drafting a proclamation in honor of Nez that it plans to present, along with the Navajo Nation flag, to the code talker's relatives. Nez is expected to be buried at the Santa Fe National Cemetery next week. [via]
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Category: UpdatesUMass Boston is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, which matches students with outstanding faculty mentors in their chosen STEM disciplines.
Chancellor Meehan selected as new UMass president ›
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Category: UpdatesChancellor Motley extends his deepest condolences to those affected by Saturday's devastating earthquake in Nepal. The Nepali Student Association will gather Monday afternoon to plan their coordinated response to this tragedy.
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Category: UpdatesA formal report from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) visiting team is expected sometime in June.
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Category: UpdatesBoston Mayor Marty Walsh has declared today One Boston Day. The UMass Boston community also remembers the Boston Marathon bombings by participating in and supporting the Run for Krystle.
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Category: UpdatesA review team from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges will be on the UMass Boston campus for a site visit and open meetings as part of a comprehensive review.
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Category: UpdatesThe annual Community Breakfast gives UMass Boston an opportunity to honor two individuals whose work in the community greatly improves people's lives, and to highlight our connections with surrounding communities.
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Category: ColumnsUMass Boston hosts its annual Community Breakfast on April 2 and a Community Meeting on April 29.
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Category: UpdatesOn Monday, March 30, we will welcome President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and Vice President Joe Biden as we celebrate the opening of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate. On Wednesday, April 1, we will celebrate the official opening of the ISC.
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Garnering their production funds from their fans via Kickstarter, the LabRats Theatre Company's mission is to provide their dedicated audience with thought-provoking drama.
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DORA BLACK, Plaintiff,v.CAROLYN W. COLVIN, Commissioner of Social Security, Defendant.
DONETTA W. AMBROSE, District Judge.
Plaintiff filed applications for social security and disability benefits pursuant to Titles II and XVI of the Social Security Act, alleging disability due to various physical and mental impairments. Plaintiff's application was denied initially, and upon hearing before an Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ"). The Appeals Council denied her request for review. Before the Court are the parties' cross-motions for summary judgment. For the following reasons, Plaintiff's Motion will be denied, and Defendant's granted.
Judicial review of the Commissioner's final decisions on disability claims is provided by statute. 42 U.S.C. §§ 405(g) 6 and 1383(c)(3) 7. Section 405(g) permits a district court to review the transcripts and records upon which a determination of the Commissioner is based, and the court will review the record as a whole. See 5 U.S.C. §706. When reviewing a decision, the district court's role is limited to determining whether the record contains substantial evidence to support an ALJ's findings of fact. Burns v. Barnhart, 312 F.3d 113, 118 (3d Cir. 2002). Substantial evidence is defined as "such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate" to support a conclusion. Ventura v. Shalala, 55 F.3d 900, 901 (3d Cir. 1995) (quoting Richardson v. Perales, 402 U.S. 389, 401, 91 S.Ct. 1420, 28 L.Ed.2d 842 (1971)). If the ALJ's findings of fact are supported by substantial evidence, they are conclusive. 42 U.S.C. § 405(g); Richardson, 402 U.S. at 390.
A district court cannot conduct a de novo review of the Commissioner's decision, or re-weigh the evidence of record; the court can only judge the propriety of the decision with reference to the grounds invoked by the Commissioner when the decision was rendered. Palmer v. Apfel, 995 F.Supp. 549, 552 (E.D. Pa. 1998); S.E.C. v. Chenery Corp., 332 U.S. 194, 196-97, 67 S.Ct. 1575, 91 L.Ed. 1995 (1947). Otherwise stated, "I may not weigh the evidence or substitute my own conclusion for that of the ALJ. I must defer to the ALJ's evaluation of evidence, assessment of the credibility of witnesses, and reconciliation of conflicting expert opinions. If the ALJ's findings of fact are supported by substantial evidence, I am bound by those findings, even if I would have decided the factual inquiry differently." Brunson v. Astrue, 2011 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 55457 (E.D. Pa. Apr. 14, 2011) (citations omitted).
Presently, Plaintiff contends that the ALJ applied an incorrect standard in failing to assess her global functioning assessment ("GAF") scores, and dealt improperly with the medical opinion of record.
A. GAF Scores
Although the GAF scores do not have a direct correlation to the severity requirements used for disability determinations, GAF scores constitute relevant medical evidence that "must be addressed by an ALJ in making a determination regarding a claimant's disability." Colon v. Barnhart, 424 F.Supp.2d 805, 812 (E.D. Pa. 2006); 66 Fed. Reg. 50764-5 (2000).
The GAF is only a snapshot opinion about the level of functioning. It is one opinion that we consider with all the evidence about a person's functioning. Unless the clinician clearly explains the reasons behind his or her GAF rating, and the period to which the rating applies, it does not provide a reliable longitudinal picture of the claimant's mental functioning for a disability analysis.
Kroh v. Colvin, 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 122900, at *53 (M.D. Pa. Sept. 4, 2014).
Thus, a failure to refer to or rely on GAF scores, even if those scores are similar, is not necessarily error. Rios v. Comm'r of Soc. Sec., 444 Fed.Appx. 532, 534-35 (3d Cir. 2011). This is particularly true if the mental health provider's report does not relate the score to specific limitations, or explain the basis for the GAF rating, or if the ALJ discussed the records where the GAF scores were provided. See Gilroy v. Astrue, 351 F. Appx. 714, 715-16 (3d Cir. 2009); Shamonsky v. Comm'r of Soc. Sec., 2011 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 80853, *19 (W.D. Pa. July 25, 2011). Moreover, "[a]n ALJ's failure to include a GAF score in his or her discussion is considered to be harmless error where a claimant has not explained how the GAF score would have itself satisfied the requirements for disability in light of potentially contradictory evidence on record." Bracciodieta-Nelson v. Commr. of Soc. Sec., 782 F.Supp.2d 152, 165 (W.D. Pa. 2011).
Here, the record contains four GAF scores, three of which were assigned by Plaintiff's therapist, and one of which was assigned by the one-time consulting examiner. The scores ranged from 45 to 55. The ALJ expressly considered the records containing the GAF scores, including the consultative exam and the therapist's notes. He also noted, correctly, that Plaintiff's therapist did not qualify as an "acceptable medical source" for disability purposes. Moreover, as the ALJ's discussion of the GAF scores suggests, the providers did not tie the GAF scores to any specific limitation relevant to Plaintiff's residual functional capacity. Accordingly, the ALJ considered the pertinent records and explained his approach to those records.
I take separate note of the ALJ's discussion of his belief, derived in part from cases other than that before him, that GAF scores are generally entitled to limited weight. It would be improper for an ALJ to issue a ruling solely based on such a belief, or on instances involving claimants other than the one before him. Moreover, a ruling on such grounds would also be inconsistent with the principle that GAF scores are competent medical evidence to be considered. The inclusion of this discussion is unfortunate, because it casts doubt on the ALJ's fidelity to the record evidence before him, and to the applicable law. Nonetheless, in this case, it is clear that the ALJ did not rule, at least not solely, on improper grounds. He stated that he considered the GAF scores "within the treatment record" - i.e., in the matter before him - and gave them little weight after determining that they were based completely on Plaintiff's subjective complaints and statements at a particular time. As discussed supra, it is apparent that he did not disregard the records containing those GAF scores. This approach is not inappropriate. Under the circumstances present here, despite the dicta about the ALJ's perspective on GAF scores, I find no grounds for remand or reversal.
B. Medical Evidence
Next, Plaintiff challenges the ALJ's rejection of the opinion of her treating therapist and the agency consulting examiner. To the extent that Plaintiff asserts that her therapist should have received "treating physician" deference, I reject that argument. Plaintiff does not specify how the ALJ erred in his treatment of Ms. Campbell and Dr. Carosso, but I have reviewed the record and the ALJ's opinion, and the ALJ considered the pertinent records and explained his treatment of those records. I find no error in that regard.
In sum, I will affirm the ALJ's decision. Defendant's Motion for summary judgment will be granted, and Plaintiff's denied. An appropriate Order follows.
AND NOW, this 16th day of April, 2015, it is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment is denied, and Defendant's granted.
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