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What is zombie season?

Isn't there a boldface for that? COFFEE CAN: DUMP DARK CLOSET: SIT

Be sure to plan about 45 minutes of extra fuel for taxiing around once you land at KORD. And don't park directly behind big jets when you're taxiing around.

"VFR on top" or "VFR over the top"?

F-35 training base identified to be Luke AFB. https://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/2012/07/31/20120731glendale-luke-air-force-base-f-35-announcement.html

That all checks with the Corona notes. Lots of good changes coming our way (if implemented as discussed).

New democrat strategy

Some great points on long-shelf-life food that you actually use. Here's one pretty good deal on buckets of the stuff that you can cycle through with daily cooking/eating. I also like to keep about two weeks of drinking water in those 5 gallon water cooler bottles. We drink the stuff anyway and its good peace of mind in case of weather or stupidity.

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Didn't know you can purchase MRE's from anywhere other than commissary and online sources. Who do you talk to in services and what's the going rate?

Some folks do it all the time.

Bio Interesting.

Are you talking about cancelling and going in VFR or getting a visual approach while IFR?

https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/2012/07/air-force-navy-buckley-batman-attack-sailor-killed-072112w/ USAF SSgt and Navy Sailor among those killed.

One major piece missing from this argument is that Cinemark theaters is the only theater chain that maintains a "no gun" policy. Although there are no statutory requirements, other that public buildings (a stretch), Cinemark started that policy years ago and posted signs throughout their buildings to that effect. Any responsible CCW is going to see those signs when purchasing the ticket or going in and drop it back into the car. Since you don't know you're going into a combat zone, the greater risk is carrying into a NO zone. I wonder if the shooter specifically chose Cinemark to increase the likelihood of being able to engage unopposed.

Thanks for clarifying my opinion to me. I probably should have better defined the use of the terms legit and prestige. OSU is one of the few universities that offers an online MBA that is AACSB accredited (details here https://www.aacsb.net). The stricter accreditation standards legitimize and bring prestige to this program in the eyes of potential future employers. No, it is not a top-20 in-residence business program, but at least it follows a baseline standard of behavior and imparts the expected skillset to its graduates. That's far more than you can say for certain other online MBA programs. I personally went through a similar program at a different university and found it far more challenging than the work demonstrated by my peers in "check the box" programs. It all comes down to your goals. If you want to JUST check the box to make Major, get a check the box degree. If you want something marketable, get a "better" degree. If you can somehow swing a top-20 in-residence program within the context of your family responsibilities combined with your personal and career goals, do it. ETA: I just looked up the UNC Online MBA you mentioned. Looks great, but could be a little expensive at $91K

We have a guy doing it right now. OSU's a legit program with the workload and prestige that comes with it. Having done a program like that myself, I don't honestly know if the pain is worth the reward if you only want to check a box.

Just a little bit of ribbing. I just liked how you phrased "flying for NSA". UPT bases commonly mis-call it NSA. The correct term is NSAv to save any confusion with the actual NSA. PM me your .mil and I can get you the info you're looking for.

https://www.nsa.gov/about/index.shtml

If you go east of Norris, the area just south of 21st is also very nice. Lots of newer construction.

For those considering moving to Cannon AFB with families, New Mexico has just published the 2011-2012 school performance results for the local public schools. This list was useful to our family in choosing where to live when we moved here. You can get a map at this link (https://www.cms.k12.n...ones2008-09.pdf) of where elementary school boundaries are. The only thing that's somewhat unclear on the map is the eastern division between Zia Elementary and Parkview Elementary. It is Hammond Blvd all the way down. The street goes east-west with the North side and above going to Zia and the South side and below going to Parkview. Lots of military members buy in that area with all the new construction. Here's the list. https://webapp2.ped.s...oolGrading.aspx CLOVIS SCHOOLS ARTS ACADEMY AT BELLA VISTA: C BARRY ELEMENTARY: B CAMEO ELEMENTARY: B CLOVIS HIGH: C CLOVIS HS FRESHMAN ACADEMY: C HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY: D JAMES BICKLEY ELEMENTARY: D LA CASITA ELEMENTARY: C LINCOLN JACKSON ARTS: ? LOCKWOOD ELEMENTARY: D LOS NINOS: ? MARSHALL MIDDLE: B MESA ELEMENTARY: B PARKVIEW ELEMENTARY: D RANCHVALE ELEMENTARY: B SANDIA ELEMENTARY: B YUCCA MIDDLE: B ZIA ELEMENTARY: A PORTALES SCHOOLS BROWN EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER: C JAMES ELEMENTARY: C LINDSEY-STEINER ELEMENTARY: C PORTALES HIGH: C PORTALES JR HIGH: C VALENCIA ELEMENTARY: C

Yes. Drive is about 4 hours. Some friends of mine drew elk last year and bagged one. I haven't done it personally yet.

From the reviews of this product...

https://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/colorados-epic-firestorm-reveals-danger-air-force-cuts_647897.html

More details. Battalion Commander killed by an E-4 in his unit. One other soldier with minor injuries from a ricochet. https://www.armytimes.com/news/2012/06/army-fort-bragg-shooting-062812w/