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Just another WordPress.com site. Just a heads up, this post may be (definitely is) overly dramatic. Don’t be mistaken; I have had some good times including one of the most inspiring days of climbing ever (which can be read about here: http:/ jasonhalladay.blogspot.com/2012/08/rewarding-day-in-crestones-prow.html. However, I am still quite disappointed with how what I had hoped to be an incredible, life changing experience has turned out. Time to go be bitchin. I did manage to send Crack Attack 5.12a ...
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010. So, the honeymoon is over and it's on to real life! Below are some pictures of what we've been feasting on:. These are just frozen breaded fish fillets but I spiced them up by rubbing. A mix of butter, parmesan, and italian spices over the top and then topping. Them with tomato slices and mozarella cheese. They were delicious! Pancakes with Boysenberry Syrup! Ramen stir-fry. Simple and amazingly tasty! I cooked ramen with less water than it called for,. Here's a picture of ou...
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What is the NATCA Difference? The AFN-wide election to determine which union will represent all AFN employees will take place via mail ballot from Thursday, August 20 to Wednesday, September 23. Click the title to learn more. Join Us for the AFN Meet and Greet. Click the title for links to the schedule. A collective voice, fighting for its members and their passion for aviation. Office of Chief Counsel Employees. Employees are typically former controllers and work in regional offices, Air Route Traffic C...
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What is the NATCA Difference? The AFN-wide election to determine which union will represent all AFN employees will take place via mail ballot from Thursday, August 20 to Wednesday, September 23. Click the title to learn more. Join Us for the AFN Meet and Greet. Click the title for links to the schedule. A collective voice, fighting for its members and their passion for aviation. Every 2 years, Airports develops the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) for the US Congress. Each year, th...
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What is the NATCA Difference? The AFN-wide election to determine which union will represent all AFN employees will take place via mail ballot from Thursday, August 20 to Wednesday, September 23. Click the title to learn more. Join Us for the AFN Meet and Greet. Click the title for links to the schedule. A collective voice, fighting for its members and their passion for aviation. AIR-110 plans and performs the development and coordination of new and revised regulatory standards, advisory documents, and na...
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Monday, September 13, 2010. Party in the USA. Miley Cyrus has a little song you might have heard of, called "Party In the USA." If you've never heard it you can listen to it here. Wednesday, September 8, 2010. I need you to promise me something right now. If anyone, and I mean ANYONE, ever invites you to go whitewater tubing with them, you must promise me that you will go. By far one of the most fun experiences I have had, and it was only $35! And finally found a place with pulled pork sandwiches and cur...
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A friend and I once worked out how many books a person could read in their lifetime. We were talking about a real reader, someone who read one book per week on average. Over a lifetime of reading - an average of 52 books per year for a lifetime of somewhere between 60 and 70 years - we came up with an approximation of 3500 books. To me, that doesn't sound like much. Planning to read (787). Biography and Memoir (19). Plays and Scripts (1). Science and Math (10). Thought and Creativity (17).
