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October 31 2008 02:30PM
I don't know about you guys, but I think it's fun to follow around Edmonton's own Gentleman Bajillionaire and speculate about what he'll do next. And while I don't often scour the interweb for stories related to the Katzman, I couldn't resist sharing this rumour with you. And let's be clear right now, lambs. THAT'S ALL THIS IS: RUMOUR.
Still, if it turns out to be true Wanye and I will drunkenly crash stolen a Club Car into the North Saskatchewan, Thelma and Louise style. BECAUSE WE CAN.
Anyhow, we got this rumour by way of Twitter. And the Twitterer in question got it by way of C2E:
A colleague had talked to someone at the pro shop at the Millwoods Golf Course today. He was told quite openly by the fellow there that the course will be closed. It has been purchased -- by none other than Daryl Katz.
Big baby Jesus, I says!
Now some of the C2E users are speculating that the Millwoods Golf Course is Katz's Plan B if the downtown arena thing doesn't work out (and I'll even risk swearing here by saying I think that's bullshit), but there you have it.
Let the wild theorizing begin!
ugh. we currently have an arena in a bad part of town... building a new one in another bad part of town (though notably not AS bad) is not a good idea. plop it down at Churchill square and mandate everyone take the LRT to the game and we are set.
October 31 2008, 02:42PM
I don't think the man who runs the Rexall chain of pharmacies would ever consider building an arean on the golf course lands. He'd bide his time, place puppet councillors on city council and have his way with edmonton before that would ever happen.
Jeezuz! Millwoods? JEEZUZ!
If this rumour IS true, then its a serious piece of gamesmanship. How better to shortcut city hall's dicking around on the matter than to pose the idea of CBC doing it's city pan-shots in Millwoods. Yeah, like that'll ever happen.
Katz wants the new arena downtown. And he wants to break ground right away. Mandel REALLY wants it downtown because he's got a whole raft of projects waiting in the wings for a first-mover. Big bucks says that's where it is gonna be. This Millwoods thing is (might be) just Katz' way of scaring certain people into submission.
I think Katz just likes golf and doesn't want to wait for his tee times.
October 31 2008, 03:59PM
You know how you go thru the Tim Horton's drive thru and order a regular black coffee, and instead you get an extra large...but you think..meh..w/e...I'll buy it anyways...I'm in a hurry.
Well, with billionaires, they accidently buy golf courses and small islands. That's all this is. He'll thumb through his receipts next week and realize what he did. No big deal.
October 31 2008, 04:07PM
There is no way Rexall Place moves to Millwoods. I wish it would, because if it was at that golf course I could walk to the games, but wishful thinking will not make it so. There are so many things wrong with that plan (zoning, transportation corridors, demographic draw, the list goes on) that it is pretty obvious that IF Katz has purchased this land that it is earmarked for something else. If Katz rattled a sabre and threatened to bully someone by moving the team to Millwoods, I think his posturing would be hindered somwhat by the resultant hoots of derisive laughter. The bottom line is Katz is a lot smarter than that.
Maybe it's his new house.
DJ: The purchase makes sense. It assures tee times April 12.
October 31 2008, 05:58PM
thats awful, i have 4 coupons for free rounds of golf there that i didn't use this year because they don't expire until the end of next year. I was going to sell those for beer money, but now I don't know if I can do that in good conscience. Screw conscience, if anyone wants to buy 4 coupons for a free round of golf at Mill Woods G&CC then let me know.
October 31 2008, 09:07PM
I pray this is true. Hockey games at Rexall make it far to difficult to cruise 118 Ave to score some poon and crack, too much traffic.
Katz purchasing the golf course now as some sort of plan B is proposterous given the fact that all of the obvious preliminary road blocks to a downtown facility seem to fall into place quite well like...
City Council - Mandel and other key councilors like Anderson and Krushnell seem onboard and have made it obvious they would like to leave some sort of legacy from their tenure.
Land Procurement - The baccarat would love to piggy back on the new arena since their 55 million 2005 expansion was narrowly ixnayed by a 7-6 vote. They own some prime real estate there. If this isnt possible, its WAY more likely a location like the old City Center Airport would be a way better purchase for Katz and his arena.
Transportation - Theres a new LRT hub being put into the new Epcor development on 101st and 104ave...for no current reason since there is NOTHING THERE!...but perhaps for future use...I wonder what that could be.
Anyways, the point is, Katz wont go out and do some cowboy stunt at such an early stage when he really hasnt met any resistance!!! There hasnt been a referendum on whether taxpayers should foot the bill...the province hasnt said they wont kick anything in....if either of those things happen, then ya, maybe Katz will be on the horn with his real estate agent but until then...
Im gonna pencil in some tee times for 2009 at Millwoods Golf Course.
November 01 2008, 07:24AM
The arena in downtown or the city center airport would also make sense in the scope of the Expo bid and the Kingsway/NAIT LRT extension
I'd love a millwoods arena, go to a game, watcha few stabbings, maybe a shooting......thatd be sweet, sweet like my halloween hangover sweet.
November 02 2008, 07:34PM
"if either of those things happen, then ya, maybe Katz will be on the horn with his real estate agent but until then"
Man, Katz didn't become as successful as he is by being reactive. The guy's like 10 steps ahead all the time. Its a chess game to him. You don't win at chess without having s strategy in place before you start the game. This might be plan 2-C (Project code: "The Millwoods gambit") for all we know.


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Skip to comments.Exxons $100m Algae Investment Falls Flat
Posted on 05/30/2013 11:20:15 PM PDT by Vince Ferrer
Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM) is cutting its losses on algae biofuels after investing over $100 million only to find that it couldnt achieve commercial viability.
Earlier this week, Exxon announced that while it wasnt throwing in the towel, it would be forced to restructure its algae research with partner California-based Synthetic Genomics Inc (SGI).
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Tax loss. Good stuff to lose money on.
Good thing it was only other people's money that they lost.
Gee... they could have invested that $100 million in drilling for oil and made a killing.
Exxon can throw 100m around like it's pennies. A billion to them it about a dollar to you. Yet, they'll still rat out all they can for IT. Kinda amazing how they operate. Nickel and dime here and there.
If that surprises anyone here, they need to turn in their Freeper posting privileges.
You can't imagine how tiny Exxon considers 100m. 100b? Maybe they might care. But even then that's tiny.
It was not going to work without a copious water supply. Those H's have to come from somewhere when making hydrocarbons. An efficient algae that would grow in sea water would have been a major coup here. I don't think it ever happened.
I could have told them algae wasn't going to work, and saved them the 100 million.
True, fracking and deep water will supply more than we can use in the next 1000 years probably.
But, you have a lot of high paid people that'll need to move onto other areas once this algae goofiness fails.
They move people around all the time at the higher levels. That's just how the slimey oil industry works.
100M is chump change that benefits them and liberals politically
Carbon credits never took flight and that made pond scum just pond scum.
If they had hired me, I could have helped them lose only $90 million.
Wasn't the US Navy involved in this algae based BS also?
But their deal wasn't with Exxon -- it was with an Obama donor in the bio-fuel business.
Silly Roccus. I should have known better.
So you buy into the, "Big Oil Obscene Profits", chant of the liberals? Have you ever looked at the Net Margin on oil versus McDonalds, Apple, etc? Big numbers do not equal big profits.
You pay the price at the pump. I'm just saying that's how it is. We're all screwed.
The oil companies are a very small part of the price at the pump. Government induced supply limits, taxes, and regulations are the biggest part of the problem. I hate the price too but I don't blame the producers.
They are a part, but in the 90's we were at this level of oil price and 80 cents a gallon.
And that was with Clinton.
There's just no justification for the gas prices now, it's all gouging.
It's a shame your car doesn't run on crude oil. I knew the gouging angle was coming. No reason to continue this debate since you believe oil companies should deliver the product for free. If you buy a cup of coffee today, that is where you're being gouged by the producer. Oil drives the economy and the biggest taker is GOVERMENT.
I worked in downstream at exxon, nuff said. I know how they feel about that entire system. The government taxes aren't even the tiniest bit of how the think.
I am a product manager for a large commercial telecom/data equipment provider. Example: I can buy a widget for $100.00 from a manufacturer but due to loaded costs I have to sell it for $350.00 to make a 10% gross, not net, profit. That 10% gross is dependent on a high volume of widgets sold. The telecom technician "downstream" with great wages and benefits package thinks exactly like you do. I am sure glad the downstreamers don't run the show. Nuff said.
Indeed, and that's why gas is 3.50-4 vs 1.50-2 as it should be.
In your world the gasoline pump sits on the crude oil well head that magically appeared there and produces 3 grades of product. No drilling, no refining, no transportation, no taxes or regulations, no shareholders. You really learned a lot working downstream.
Have a great day I have to go get dressed for work making obscene profits and sticking it to the little guy.
You have no clue about how things work or what I said, have fun.
It's not the accountant, but the engineers who said it would work. Regardless, they took a risk that didn't pan out, big deal. I like it, it shows that business are willing to take a risk only to "see if something works". I remember the R&D tax credit - it encouraged companies to spend money to make money. Good capitalist ideas that were taken way when then libtards took over.
I guess I need to work downstream. You've said nothing but gas is high because Exxon is evil. I understand what you said but it has no bearing on the subject. Capitalism sux in your world.
Last 3 years XOM spent an average of $32 billion in CapEx and averaged $28 billion in Free Cash Flow. This $100 million is not even a rounding error.
Your memory needs a little update. Oil was about $30 a barrel all through the Clinton years. Here's a chart:
Disappointing. I love diesel motors, was hoping this algae stuff would work. Much smarter than turning our food into biofuel. I've owned a good bit of XOM stock for years. Pays dividends and rises predictably with the price of oil.
Monty said $.80/gal which is close to $30/ barrel. What he doesn't understand is that is the price at the source not the price at the pump. He has worked down stream though. I got to run and get financial advice from my financial advisor's barber. Later.
BS. At that time, the price of oil never reached half of today's price.
While gasoline prices were not that low.
The oil prices of the 90's wasn't anywhere near where it is today.
The last half of the 90's the OFF Program and the smuggling of Iraqi oil drove the price so low it caused a worldwide recession.
I had an oil lease, I was selling oil at the time and there was times I only got $12-$15 per barrel and that was because I waited for the price to go up to sell.
Hip waders aren't high enough for your BS.
I had a lease and was selling oil the last half of the 90's.
The only reason the price of oil was as high as it was (now there's a joke for you) the gatherers weren't buying oil unless it met a very specific set of requirements.
In 1999 a lot of independent operators couldn't sell their oil at any price.
Others were selling as low as $7.
Except it wasn't an investment, it was either a bribe or protection money.
Partnered with "California-based SGI"?
I bet you anything that if you looked into SGI, you would find a money-laundering operation for OFA, or the Tides Foundation, or some similar Marxist organization.
At $100 million, Exxon probably got off cheap.
Even less than that in some places. Hard to believe how some kept in business.
Look at Average price Dec 1998 - Jan 1999:
Alaska North Slope First Purchase Price
That seems to be common sense, yet there is an algae "farm" or whatever they call it, doing research not far from me...in the desert, where temperatures any day now will be over a hundred for the rest of the summer. Where water is from deep wells with rapid evaporation on the surface. Hubby and I have zero knowledge of the research or much knowledge of algae other than cleaning it out of livestock drinkers but it just seems odd that there would be an algae farm in the desert.
Here in SE Texas a lot of independent operators on the domes run the cold gun-barrel separators.
The truck would show up to pick up a load, drop the thief and check the oil, oil wouldn't meet specs, and the truck drove off without a load.
If the operator wanted to sell his oil he would first have to run it through a hot separator.
There were operators that offered the gathers their oil for $5, but they wouldn't take it for that price without running it through a hot separator first.
A lot of people didn't make it, myself included, there just wasn't any money coming in to improve the production and it was costing more to produce from stripper wells than you were getting out of it.
On the west coast, the prices were further driven low by a ban on the exports. When it was finally lifted, less than 5% of the Alaskan oil was exported for a few years before it stopped.
The ability to export actually helps stabilize the market including investments for future production. I wish those fighting the LNG exports could understand that.
I'll bet they did the algae experiment for PR, knowing it wouldn't work.
Honestly, I don't know why they would even try; because of their success, Exxon will always be THE top target of capitalism-haters, no matter how much good they do.
The recession Bush inherited from Clinton was an orchestrated recession created by driving the price of oil so low the oil companies stopped spending, the oil producing countries were running out of money, royalty checks to property owners dried up, it was a complete domino effect. It wasn't just this county, it was a worldwide recession.
Consumers in this country without a rat's ass of sense thought low prices were great, not having the slightest clue how much the oil industry contributed to the worldwide economy.
You could insert the word "quietly" into any sentence in the article. We won't see this information in any MSM story.
Nice of you to use charts where the vertical axis is an order of magnitude greater on one to try to prove a point.
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Profiling kinase inhibitors is a critical step during drug development. Knowing the inhibitory profile of a compound across a broad collection of kinases can be important for better understanding its biological activity, obviating any off-target activities, and in some cases identifying new targets that may lead to novel therapeutic applications. Unlike an HTS phase, where a target-specific kinase assay is used to identify hit compounds, during profiling a robust universal assay is needed to assess the selectivity and potency of the inhibitor on multiple kinases from different classes. Often, these kinases use substrates with different chemical structures and target-specific screening assays are not suitable or can be cost prohibitive. We previously introduced the luminescent ADP-Glo™ Kinase Assay that measures kinase activity by quantifying the amount of ADP produced during the enzymatic reaction. This technology addressed all the needs of kinase screening, mode of action (MOA) studies and profiling using one assay format during the drug discovery process. Here, we show that we can achieve the sensitivity and robustness required for profiling the different kinase families covering the human kinome with one platform. The ADP-Glo™ assay was previously validated with more than hundred kinases and is now optimized for use with a large panel of complete Kinase Enzyme Systems (KES) that span different families of the human kinome. We also demonstrate the profiling of different kinase inhibitors using newly designed kinase strips. Each multi-well strip contains a group of kinases from the same family. The kinase stock volumes were standardized in a way that, when all the kinases were diluted into the kinase reaction, the kinases generated 5–10% ATP to ADP conversion. The substrate stocks were standardized in similar fashion and are located in a second strip at corresponding positions. We show that using the new kinase profiling strips and an optimized protocol, we could easily generate selectivity profiles using small or large kinase panels, as well as detecting compound promiscuity towards members of a single kinase subfamily or different subfamilies of the kinome. The fact that ADP-Glo™ platform offers so many positive attributes makes it an ideal assay not only for primary and secondary screening but also for profiling compounds in a cost-effective manner using one single platform.
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Immune Activation and Drug Absorption in HIV-Infected Patients
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HIV-infected subjects who have not yet initiated highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). All enrolled subjects will receive a single dose of rifampicin 600 mg.
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Use of any of the following prescription medications within 30 days prior to study entry, which may have drug-drug interactions with rifampicin, including (but not limited to):
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01845298
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Antibiotics, Antitubercular
Antitubercular Agents
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Leprostatic Agents
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2B6 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C8 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C19 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C9 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 CYP3A Inducers
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When I cluster objects, I am left with a single tree object. is there a way to combine the output from two or more such clusterings together, i.e. bind several trees , each with different elements, into one large object?
Not in the canvas, but doing it in a script is trivial. There's plenty of documentation on the classes for hierarchical clustering in http://www.ailab.si/orange/doc/reference/clustering.htm.
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San Diego Chargers offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has signed a four-year deal to become the Miami Dolphins' new head coach, ESPN.com has learned.
Figures of the deal were not available, but a 7 p.m. ET press conference was scheduled to announce the hiring.
When Cameron returned to the Dolphins' complex Friday accompanied by general manager Randy Mueller, it raised speculation the team might be on the verge of hiring him. Team owner Wayne Huizenga and chief executive Joe Bailey arrived earlier at the complex ahead of Cameron and Mueller.
Chan Gailey, also considered a strong candidate, said Friday he's staying at Georgia Tech. Gailey also interviewed for the coaching job in Pittsburgh.
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Dolphins defensive coordinator Dom Capers, former Atlanta Falcons coach Jim Mora and former Alabama coach Mike Shula, the son of ex-Dolphins coach Don Shula, also had been considered candidates to replace Saban.
Cameron was coach at his alma mater, Indiana, from 1997-2001 and has directed a high-powered attack the past five years at San Diego. The Dolphins might opt for a coach with an offensive background because a sputtering offense is a major reason Miami failed to make the playoffs the past five seasons.
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Not everybody can be a Mangini. He'll have to prove his worth. We'll see next year
Posted 19 January 2007 - 06:40 PM
not scared. last time a head coach (Indiana) he had a 18-37 record over 5 years.
Posted 19 January 2007 - 06:49 PM
I was hoping they got Mora since, he's not such a good coach
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Cam's dumbass is what got the pats still playing right now. I hope he goes for it on 4th and 11 against us like he did the pats in his side of the field.
Posted 19 January 2007 - 08:58 PM
he just runined his career when he signed that contract he will never get a hc job again after being last in the division for the next 4-5 years
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He seems a good offensive coach as he made Gates the threat he is right now, got a couple good years out of Brees who had struggled early in his career and allowed the Chargers to succeed with below average WRs. However having Tomlinson helped immensely both in terms of making Rivers first year a success and putting points on the board.
It's a good hire seeing as he has been a successful coordinator but time will tell whether it was the right hire given the fact a lot of coordinators have struggled early in their transition to HCs such as Romeo Crennel, Brad Childress (he's only had one year but got a worse record than Mike Tice - another former coordinator who mostly struggled) and Mike Mularkey. For me Mora would have been a better hire for them.
It's a good hire seeing as he has been a successful coordinator but time will tell whether it was the right hire given the fact a lot of coordinators have struggled early in their transition to HCs such as Romeo Crennel, Brad Childress (he's only had one year but got a worse record than Mike Tice - another former coordinator who mostly struggled) and Mike Mularkey. For me Mora would have been a better hire for them.
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For the second night practice of Buffalo Bills' training camp at St. John Fisher College, the defense dominated the day. It wasn't just any part of the 11 men donning blue practice jerseys. No, it was the secondary that especially stood out.
Here are some observations from Wednesday night's practice session that really stood out.
- Practice MVP: CB Prince Miller. I know, you're asking yourself 'Who?' Well, Miller just so happens to be the player that picked off two passes to steal the show in Growney Stadium. He stuck with his assignment all night, and ran in their hip pocket -- easily within striking distance. A pass thrown a tad behind Ruvell Martin gave Miller an ample chance to make a play on the ball and he brought it in for the interception. While it may be an uphill battle for him to make the team, Miller is likely the 7th cornerback on the depth chart right now. He's a shoe-in for the practice squad if no one else snaps him up on cutdown day.
- Practice LVP: LB Nigel Bradham. I've liked Bradham's camp as a whole thus far, but he did something on Wednesday night that was a tad off-putting. He was in coverage trailing Dorin Dickerson during team drills. With tackling past the point of initial contact generally frowned upon, not only did Bradham go to bring down Dickerson, he threw him to the ground in unnecessary fashion. He's a rookie and he'll learn that he shouldn't do that, but it was the low point of his camp so far.
- I swear I'm not the agent for Jairus Byrd. He's just been really, really good the past few days at practice. On Wednesday, Byrd was all over the place and in on numerous plays. Most notably, he broke up a pass to Derek Hagan on a post-route over the middle with a solid pop on the play. He proved his effectiveness on a blitz that disrupted a C.J. Spiller run play headed outside the left tackle to give his teammates a chance to stop the play before it started. I've used the term about him before, and he's getting closer to it. He could be one of the best safeties in the NFL this year if he matches the interception category with his tackling and instincts.
- I haven't been too impressed with sixth-round pick Mark Asper just yet. The Bills took a late-round flyer on him in hopes that he'd be a big body that can offer some versatility. The only problem is that he hasn't really found a position that suits him best just yet. They've used him at left guard a lot so far, but hasn't looked all that comfortable. He got beat pretty soundly by defensive tackle Jarron Gilbert on Wednesday. He needs to beat out Colin Brown to make this team, and so far he's behind.
- After receiving tons and tons of questions about one player in particular, so this is for all of you asking about Michael Jasper. He hasn't done anything terribly, but he hasn't done anything to make himself stand out. That's the reason why he hasn't been talked about all that much. I think he's a long-shot to make the team, to be honest. Practice squad seems likely again.
- Second round pick Cordy Glenn really does show flashes of brilliance on some plays, then reverts back to rookie mistakes on others. You see him easily engulf a defender when he has his feet under him and able to utilize both his size and reach. However, a speed rush has gotten him in trouble a few times. Shawne Merriman was the man to get past Glenn on Wednesday. As a whole, however, Glenn shows the upside the Bills saw in him when they selected him in the second round. It's all about the consistency factor as to whether or not he'll win the starting job.
- Eric Wood and Terrence McGee are slowly being worked back in to the swing of things. I didn't get the exact count on Wood, but I would estimate he got around 10 reps during team drills on Wednesday night. He only had a pair on Thursday, as he's trying to bounce back from a torn ACL. McGee took seven or eight straight reps with the second-team defense. He's still dealing with the after effects of a patella tendon injury suffered last season. Right tackle Erik Pears, however, took no team reps yet again.
Injury Update:
- Kelvin Sheppard sat out Wednesday with an undisclosed injury. Scott McKillop and Chris White took first team reps in his absence. David Nelson, Justin Rogers, Josh Nesbitt, Kamar Aiken, Kellen Heard and Mike Caussin did not practice in any capacity.
The Bills resume practice Thursday at 3 pm. Practice is open to the general public.
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Another Look in "The Shadow…"
By Bill Doughty
Women and men of the Class of 2002 may think they are in the shadow of their grandparents — "The Greatest Generation" who beat fascism, crushed nazism and crossed the Pacific to avenge Pearl Harbor and win the war in the Pacific in less than four years.
"In the Shadow of Greatness: Voices of Leadership, Sacrifice, and Service from America's Longest War" is a compilation by or about members of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2002. (USNI offers comprehensive reviews of the book, published in 2012; this is another look into the shadows.)
Put together with love and appreciation by Joshua Welle, John Ennis, Katherine Kranz and Graham Plaster — and including a foreword by David Gergen — the book is filled with essays and memories by and about members of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2002. The authors set the stage with a look back to the past:
"The magnitude of World War II provided the opportunity and experiences that shaped twentieth-century American leaders. As men served abroad, women provided support at home. All overcame great odds and faced adversity that gave them confidence and shaped their outlook in the decades to come. This 'greatest generation' returned from war, took advantage of the educational benefits offered through the GI Bill, and advanced the country's economy and transformed its society. World War II veterans, while fueling economic advancement, remained resolute in their value system: service, sacrifice, and community."
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The book is filled with first-person, heartfelt accounts of triumph and hardships: what it's like in humanitarian assistance missions, duty at sea, Search and Rescue operations, and combat; what it means to face family separation, "setting aside the comforts a normal life in service to our country and the Constitution. The dark sides of these sacrifices are broken marriages, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and estrangement."
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With the blessing of her commanding officer and strong support from the command master chief and Chief's Mess, j.o. Courtney planned for, procured and arranged for installation of a new fitness center that replaced outdated insufficient gear and space. Courtney writes, "Almost immediately, I saw a positive renewal in people's attitude toward fitness, healthy eating, and incorporating workouts into their daily routine as a way to relieve stress and stay in shape."
"What some may have viewed as my silly pet project, the command master chief took seriously, and he became my closest ally in seeing it through. I never really knew how much the experience had impacted him until I saw him become visibly choked up recollecting it during his closing remarks when he transferred off the ship. I don't think he thought that a young officer like me could have cared about his crew so much, but I did, and I still do…"
Courtney's story is just one of many inspiring reflections. She said she was inspired by a quote by explorer Robert E. Peary on a motivational placard in Halsey Field House at the academy: "I will find a way, or make one."
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"'In the Shadow of Greatness' was envisioned to recognize and chronicle the service of brave men and women and through their stories establish connections with the broader, nonmilitary community. These first graduates of the Naval Academy after 9/11 entered a global war at sea, in the air, and on land. This war would last more than a decade and define the United States in the early part of the millennium. The actions of the select few profiled here represent those of a much broader spectrum of patriots."
Attacks on 9/11/2001 changed the lives of the Class of 2002.
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The book, published by the Naval Institute Press, is a key title on the CNO's Professional Reading Program essential list under "Be Ready."
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