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Lotto games are many games around the world and are followed by many people. Especially in the United States, in terms of the number of people participating in lottery games and lottery games in the world number 1. Nevertheless, in many other countries lot of lottery games are famous all over the world. For example, today we will give an example of a lottery game that is played outside the United States but is extremely famous around the world. This lottery game is played in the Philippines and is followed by many countries around the world. It is also possible to buy coupons for this game through web pages worldwide. Today we will share with you the lotto game called Ultra Loto in the Philippines. Ultra Lotto is a lotto game that gives you huge coins due to its continuously handing prizes. Due to the high population in the Philippines, lotto games attract great attention. Ultra Lotto is a game with very basic rules and running through a single column. Therefore, the number of players increased. There is a simpler system than other double column games. If you want to play Ultra Lotto, we recommend that you read our article first and fill in the coupons in the light of the suggestions we give you in our article. If you'd like to explain the details of the Ultra Lotto game now. Then let's give you some lottery combination tactics to win the game.
Informations About Ultra Loto - The Rules For Ultra Loto
Under this title we will give you basic information about Ultra Lotto game. We will share with you the basic numbers covered by the game and the number of numbers you need to choose from. Then we will talk about random number generator tactic that is used by players during selection of numbers.
Ultra Lotto has extremely basic and simple rules of the game. The Ultra Lotto game consists of a total of 58 basic numbers. You must select 6 numbers from 58 numbers. Therefore, in order to increase your chances of winning, you need to make careful calculations in your number selection process. Selecting a total of 6 numbers from 58 points means playing on a single column in the lotto game. In the United States, many lotto games are played on more than one column, while the Ultra Lotto played in the Philippines is played through a single column. Therefore, the probability of winning in this game is higher than in other games. Until now, the highest amount of money earned from Ultra Lotto game is known as PHP 50,000,000.00. It is also foreseen that this rate may increase as the prize is transferred. Therefore, if you want to play a lottery game, you must try this game played in the Philippines. The game is played 2 or 3 times per week. It has also proved to be among the most played games with this feature. The game is played every week on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. You can also fill out the coupon from the official website about right now.
What is Random Number Generator for Ultra Lotto?
In lotto games, not everyone wants to choose the numbers. Choosing numbers by a digital program will make many people feel better. Moreover, it was observed that the automatic selection of the numbers on a system automatically created some positive changes in the winning ratio. Thanks to the Ramdom number generator, you don't have to decide the numbers you choose when purchasing your coupon. You can get 6 numbers from 1 to 58 that will randomly determine the system for you.
The Random Number Generator system makes a lot of sense because it allows you to identify the coupon with which a computer will determine the results. Thanks to the random number generator programs, you can obtain a homogeneous distribution that takes into account any exceptions. Because the system that explains the results with the system you select the number works on the same infrastructure. If you fill a coupon yourself, you can write a certain number of coupons in different periods. However, if you make this number through the system, you make more logical choices away from such unconscious emotional choices.
In general, people can act emotionally when selecting numbers in lottery coupons. Emotional behavior may cause you to select numbers heterogeneously. So what we propose to you is to select the numbers through the computer system. It is very unlikely that a heterogeneous number order will be accurately predicted. Because, each figure is determined by the computer system. There are some computer programs developed to make special figure selections. You can also find these computer programs on the internet lotto web pages. When you type number of numbers in computer programs and the amount of numbers you want to select, the program will randomly suggest 7 numbers. This method is especially used by professional lotto players. Because people generally choose the date of special days, such as birthdays of loved ones, personal choices can create a heterogeneity. For example, since the days of a month are up to 31, the number of people selected by the personal choice is between 31 and 1. This reduces the chances of winning the numbers by the ones who choose them.
Ultra Lotto is a digital lotto game that gives a really high reward compared to other Lotto games in the world. However, when you index PHP to, which is the currency of the Philippines, to American Dollar, you will see that the reward is not that muck big. If you live in the Philippines, you will still earn a lot of money. But if you are someone who lives in the United States and is interested in lotto games, it may make more sense to play a lotto game in dollars. In short, what you need to think about before playing the game is the amount of money you want to win. For many people, the PHP rate is high enough. One more information: the current PHP / USD ratio is around 0.018.
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From pull-up bars and crossmembers to shackles, skid plates, and plate storage posts, you can find a variety of useful power rack and rig add-ons here at Rogue. Choose any of the rig accessories to see pictures, user comments, and detailed gear specs. Popular options include the Rogue Matador, Safety Spotter Arms, Face-Mount Pull-Up Bar, and the Dirty South Bar.


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Traveling during pregnancy is normal, and a lot of women do it. But it's important to think about potential problems that could come up during international travel. Also think about how you would get quality healthcare in the countries you are visiting. Get all of the vaccines you need before becoming pregnant instead of waiting to get them during pregnancy.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says the safest time for a woman to travel is in the second trimester of her pregnancy, from 14 to 28 weeks. This is the time when you will feel your best. You are also at the lowest risk for spontaneous abortion (miscarriage) or premature labor. During the third trimester (28 to 40 weeks), many healthcare providers and midwives advise staying within a 300-mile radius of home because of potential problems, such as high blood pressure, phlebitis, and false or preterm labor. Generally, women are not allowed to travel by air after 36 weeks for domestic travel, and after 28 to 35 weeks for international travel. The decision on whether to travel and how far to travel at any time during pregnancy should be a joint decision between you and your healthcare provider.
For most pregnant women, flying does not pose a risk to the fetus from cosmic radiation. But aircrew and women who often fly may exceed radiation limits.
According to the CDC, pregnant women with the following conditions may be advised against traveling to countries that need pretravel vaccines. This list may be incomplete. So discuss your health history with your provider or midwife before planning travel:
History of miscarriage
Incompetent cervix
History of ectopic pregnancy
History of premature labor or premature rupture of membranes
History of or current placental abnormalities
Threatened miscarriage or vaginal bleeding during current pregnancy
Multiple fetuses in current pregnancy
History of pre-eclampsia, high blood pressure, or diabetes with any pregnancy
History of infertility or trouble getting pregnant
Pregnancy for the first time over the age of 35 years
Heart valve disease or congestive heart failure
History of blood clots
Severe anemia
Chronic organ system problems that need to be treated
You may also be advised against traveling to places that may have hazards. The list below may be incomplete. Talk about your travel plans with your healthcare provider or midwife before planning a trip.
Places with high altitudes
Places that have outbreaks of life-threatening food- or insect-borne infections
Places where malaria is common
Places where live-virus vaccines are needed or recommended
Here are tips for traveling while pregnant:
Try to plan ahead for any problems or emergencies that could come up before you travel. Check that your health insurance is valid while you are abroad. Also check to see whether the plan will cover a newborn, should you deliver while away. You may want to think about getting a supplemental travel and medical evacuation insurance.
Research medical facilities in your destination. Women in the last trimester of pregnancy should look for places that can manage complications of pregnancy, pre-eclampsia, and cesarean sections.
If you will need prenatal care while you are abroad, arrange for this before you leave. Talk with your healthcare provider or midwife to figure out the best way to handle this.
Know your blood type and check that blood is screened for HIV and hepatitis B in the areas you will be visiting.
Check that safe food and beverages, such as bottled water and pasteurized milk, are available at your destinations.
If flying, ask for an aisle seat at the bulkhead. This gives you the most space and comfort. If morning sickness is a problem, try to arrange travel during a time of day when you generally feel well. Seats over the wing in the midplane region will give you the smoothest ride.
Try to walk every half-hour during a smooth flight. Flex and extend your ankles often to prevent blood clots in the veins (thrombophlebitis).
Fasten your seat belt at the pelvis level, below your hips.
Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. Aircraft cabins have low humidity.
Try to rest as much as possible while away. Exercise and activity during pregnancy are important but try not to overdo it.
Breastfeeding gives babies the most nutritional start in life. It also gives them vital protection against certain infections. But traveling internationally while nursing can be challenging.
If you are breastfeeding only, you don't have to worry about sterilizing bottles or having clean water. You may get vaccines to protect against disease, depending on where you are traveling. But diseases such as yellow fever, measles, and meningococcal meningitis may be a threat to infants who can't be vaccinated at birth. Discuss this with both your healthcare provider and your infant's caregiver before you travel.
If you are feeding your baby formula, it's best to use powdered formula made with boiled water. You may also want to carry a supply of prepared infant formula in cans or ready-to-feed bottles for emergencies.
Breastfeeding helps lower the chance of your baby getting traveler's diarrhea. If you get traveler's diarrhea, drink more fluids and continue to nurse your baby.
Watch your eating and sleeping patterns, as well as your stress levels. This will affect your milk output. Drink more fluids. Stay away from alcohol and caffeine, as well as exposure to smoke.
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Princeton University has established a strategic partnership with the University of São Paulo that will offer faculty and students at both institutions increased access to research and learning opportunities across disciplines and across borders.
The move comes on the heels of the signing of a similar agreement with Humboldt University in Berlin, and Princeton also is finalizing an agreement with the University of Tokyo. The University is establishing these strategic partnerships with peer institutions around the world as it continues its internationalization efforts, outlined in the 2007 "Princeton in the World" report. These strategic partnerships are in addition to the many institutional relationships that Princeton already has in place including faculty fellowships, student exchanges and study abroad programs.
Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman and University of São Paulo Rector João Grandino Rodas signed the partnership agreement Oct. 31 during a weeklong trip to Argentina, Chile and Brazil by a small group of Princeton faculty and administrators, including Robert Durkee, Vice President and Secretary, and Margaret Miller, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Affairs.
Jeremy Adelman, director of Princeton's Council for International Teaching and Research and the Walter Samuel Carpenter III Professor in Spanish Civilization and Culture, was among those on the trip and has helped develop the framework for the strategic partnerships.
"With a strategic partnership, having more resources and staff allows faculty and students to enhance their projects, making it easy to flow across borders and incubate ideas and initiatives," Adelman said. "A department, program, institute or school can step forward with exciting initiatives that both institutions will support."
An international memorandum of understanding governs each strategic partnership, and a joint governing committee comprised of faculty and senior staff from both institutions will seek out and review project proposals. The proposals must be reciprocal academically and geographically, with academic units from both universities participating and a flow of people to both countries.
Adelman emphasized, however, that each partnership will be shaped by individual faculty initiatives.
"The University is helping to choose the locations, not the content. This allows faculty to adapt and contour their initiatives according to where the frontiers of discovery are moving," he said. "Princeton's model is true to Princeton's personality. We're building on who we are. At the same time, by bringing partners in, we're imagining ourselves beyond national boundaries."
Adelman said that, in identifying partner institutions, the members of the Council for International Teaching and Research looked for trends in the academic interests of faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students across disciplines. For instance, departments in the humanities and physical sciences have strong ties to institutions in Berlin, and Princeton launched a dual-Ph.D. program — its first — with Humboldt University in May. Tokyo is a hub for scholars in East Asian studies, the astrophysical sciences department and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
The first group of partnerships also allows Princeton's faculty and students to gain access to resources not available on campus. For instance, the University of São Paulo has a medical and public health schools, a diverse urban setting and a field station in the Amazon basin.
Professor João Biehl, co-director of Princeton's Program in Global Health and Health Policy (GHP) and the Susan Dod Brown Professor of Anthropology, who also joined the Princeton delegation, has outlined and received funding for a pilot program with the University of São Paulo in the areas of global health and medical anthropology. The proposal includes student research opportunities in Brazil around the social determinants of health, care delivery, natural sciences and health policy, medical humanities and the history of global health initiatives; student exchanges between schools for research and study abroad; conferences; joint research projects involving faculty and students; co-taught classes; and advising and mentoring of students across institutions.
"The University of São Paulo is world-renowned for its strengths in social science and medicine, preventive medicine, public health, and cutting-edge and applied basic science," said Biehl. Initiatives will be developed in conjunction with Princeton's Department of Anthropology, the Center for Health and Wellbeing in the Wilson School, and the Program in Latin American Studies.
Biehl added: "In the context of Brazil, a middle-income country that is highly influential in the global sphere and closely watched in the health policy arena, it offers the opportunity for Princeton's young scholars to directly observe topics central to the GHP curriculum and to their studies in anthropology and at the Woodrow Wilson School, such as the social markers of difference and health disparities, and debates around treatment access and the principles and practicalities of Brazil's constitutional right to health. The program will cultivate a vibrant and multilayered scholarly community, bringing together members of each university from across generations for sustained pedagogical and collegial exchange."
One of the faculty members at the University of São Paulo who will be participating is Lilia Schwarcz, a prominent writer, historian and anthropologist who has been a Global Scholar at Princeton for two years and was previously a visiting professor. Said Schwarcz: "The agreement is an umbrella that opens up space for new ideas. Every time you go [to the partner institution], it's easier. As you become more familiar with it, you can create new opportunities."
Another pilot project focuses on architecture and urbanism in coordination with the University of São Paulo. Adelman said that he hopes that the pilot programs will serve as models to help faculty imagine the type of partnerships that are possible.
Adelman said that the University is also thinking about ways to engage countries or regions in the developing world that may not have the same resources for strategic relationships that the partners in Brazil, Germany and Japan do. In Africa, for instance, Princeton may have multiple partners, partner with a foundation or form a network.
"This spring we hope to come out with a model for Africa that works for the other parts of the developing world where institutional capacity isn't the same, where the University should be thinking about capacity building," Adelman said.


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All Customer Reviews
from Dracut - MA
I am assuming that the flowers look nice, but since we were from out of state we had no way of knowing how they looked. My complaint is, that when I saw the receipt in my email, there was an extra 9 or $10 for a tree that I had not agreed to purchase. If possible I'd like to be reimbursed for that tree.
from Cedar Rapids - IA
Everything from start to finish was easy about ordering flowers. Thank you!
from West Seneca - NY
I ordered this arrangement for my nephews service the night before. Not only was it delivered on time but it exceeded my expectations. The entire arrangement from the flowers to the vase were gorgeous. I ordered the smaller size and price wasn't outrageous. I also enjoy the option to get some regarding the message on the card. Trying to find the right words was very difficult for me. Luckily I had the option to scroll through suggestions and it helped a lot. Highly recommended all around!
from Boynton Beach - FL
Very happy with the flowers M daughter-in-law was very pleased with them
from Aiken - SC
The daughter of the deceased, whom we know, was very pleased with the display. However, I find it clever that you added the tree, which is okay but I didn't see it until my order was finalized. The staff did a wonderful job for such a sorrowful occasion. Thank you.
from Yucca Valley - CA
I certainly would reccomend your store. I live 3,000 miles away in California and you made it very easy for me to buy flowers and a tree to honor my aunt and family. Thank you very much for your courtesies in advising of the progress of my order and for your good service. You deserve the five gold stars! Odette Papillon
from Round Hill - VA
I was very pleased with this purchase. The arrangement is beautiful. It was well done! A very tasteful arrangement.
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Customer Service excellent. The floral arrangement was absolutely amazing. Exactly as pictured. Very important to me that it fit the wonderful lady & having opportunity to send flowers for my last time.
from Fort Myers - FL
I live far away. I obsessed my choice but didn't get to see them in person. I'm told they were absolutely beautiful and the mourning mom chose to take them home. That was my goal. More than just a day. Thanks for making a difficult choice so easy.
from Lisbon - IA
The ordering process online was easy. The flowers arrived on time and were beautiful and loved.
from Brooksville - FL
The flowers were exactly as appeared in the photograph of them.
from Easley - SC
Arrangement was beautiful. Family very pleased. Delivered as promised.
from Edwardsburg - MI
Our flower order looked exactly like the picture if not better. Beautiful!
Making the online purchase was very easy, the price was fair, and the communication of the purchase and delivery was excellent.
Very accommodating
from Joshua - TX
Loved it.
from Auburn - ME
Flower were very beautiful and I was very pleased!
from Arcadia - WI
The bouquet was gorgeous, fresh & well put together - but it was so small! We ordered the deluxe thinking it would be larger, but a $100 bouquet doesn't get you much here.
from Henrico - VA
Great service delivery on time flowers fresh
from Houston - TX
Although I was not able to see the flowers other than the online gallery of choices, the ordering process was extremely quick and easy. I wish all my flower orders were as easy. I would highly recommend this company.
from Mashpee - MA
lovely arrangement for my niece's funeral. Thank you.
from Chattanooga - TN
The arrangement was very pretty and well put together
La manera mas coveniente y fácil de order en estos momentos difíciles. El arreglo fue precioso.
from Newburyport - MA
My husband and I were traveling in Costa Rica when we heard of the passing of our close family friend. I would normally have called a florist myself in North Jersey to order flowers but could not do that from a distance. I used the service through the funeral home to order flowers with some trepidation. To my pleasant surprise, the arrangement was gorgeous. Not exactly as pictured in the sample but with the same floral components, and if anything, more lovely than the sample. (The family sent me a photo of the flowers from the funeral home and our sons saw them and said they were beautiful. Thank you! I would definitely use this service again ! Barbara Oswald
from Milton - FL
The flowers were delivered on the same day I ordered them. The recipient loved them and sent me a picture of the delivered floral arrangement. They were identical to the photo on the website.
Thank you. There was and unexpected situation during the processing of the order but it was resolved and handled well. The arrangement was beautiful. Thanks again.
from Oak Park - MI
I was very happy with the flower arrangement delivered.
from Wilmington - DE
The Flowers were beautiful. Thank you for ur timely delivery.
from Tallahassee - FL
Our dear friends were so moved by this lovely arrangement sent in honor of their mother. The arrangement arrived on time and made a "beautiful" addition to the ceremony. Thank you so much!
I was pleased upon seeing this arrangement at the wake. Flowers were fresh and looked just like the picture. I appreciated the elegant look of this arrangement and the white vase was a nice touch. I would order this particular arrangement again.
from Ooltewah - TN
It was a beautiful arrangement. Some of the flowers were different than pictured, but still very pretty. I was pleased with the same-day-delivery and ease of ordering.
from Clawson - MI
Very easy to order and came exactly as described.
from Ecorse - MI
Beautiful flowers, and they delivered it in time! Thanks.
from Henderson - NV
We sent flowers for our boss' mothers funeral, and they were beautiful and on time. Thank you
from Frisco - TX
I don't know..I assume the family received the flowers
from Milwaukee - WI
The comfort of the Beautiful Dreams flower was just what was needed at the time my family needed strength. The white and yellow flowers showed peace as our loved one was put to eternal rest.
from Tehachapi - CA
This was for husband's employees Father in Laws's passing on the East coast, we're on the West coast. I was pleased to hear that it was beautiful, nicely put together. I especially appreciated the quick delivery since it was Labor Day weekend. Thank you
from Apex - NC
Beautiful arrangement. It looked just as pictured and was so pretty.
from Torrance - CA
This bouquet looked exactly like the picture, a well-sized table-top-appropriate bouquet in a ceramic container. Its placement at the service I attended was perfect, directly adjacent to the guestbook, very beautiful!
from Southfield - MI
I'm so happy that the website has a convenient way to show your love for a loved one. I almost forgot to send the flowers due to being consumed with having COVID. Same day service. It happened so fast. The website was very easy. I was able to show my respects for Damon Burton and his Family.
from Kissimmee - FL
The arrangement was done beautifully thank you
from Nolensville - TN
I was not able to attend the visitation but my sister took a photo and sent it to me. I could not have been more pleased. The arrangement was beautiful. Healthy, fresh and absolutely perfect.
thank you the family loved the flowers, and I called because I had the flowers being sent to the wrong location and they were able to change the address for me ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Very satisfied with the excellent service. Thanks!!!
from Dundee - MI
Ordered flowers from out of state. I was unable to attend the funeral. I assume they were lovely and what I paid for. Or not? I don't know.
from Oro Valley - AZ
It's not always easy to get flowers delivered to the right place at the right time by this process was super simple and I did not have to think twice about it. I personally did not see the flowers but I received a thank you and a compliment from the receiver.
from Bonita Springs - FL
Very pleased with my purchase. The bouquet lived up to its' name. Ordered the bouquet from out of town. Ordered directly through the funeral online. It was so easy. When I went to the wake, I saw the bouquet. It was beautiful. It was nice and large, too. I highly recommend both this bouquet and the online service that the funeral home offers. service that the funeral home offers.
from Zionsville - IN
We received many compliments on the arrangement and flower choice. The colors were really nice.
from Brenham - TX
Very nice.
from Belfast - ME
This arrangement was just what I ordered and looked beautiful. They delivered it timely for a funeral service. I'm very satisfied with everything.
from Hartford - CT
Satisfied and delivered on time. Thank you.
The Beautiful Dreams flower arrangement was absolutely gorgeous! It looked just like the picture on the website which isn't usually the case with flowers I've ordered in the past from other florists. Delivery was super fast as well. I couldn't be happier. The arrangement was worth every penny.
from Anaheim - CA
It was exactly what we ordered & beautiful!
from Acworth - GA
It was a beautiful arrangement. I thought it would be larger for the higher price.
from Fort Lauderdalen - FL
This was beautiful!
from Madison Heights - MI
The arrangement was beautiful just as pictured on the website and delivered on time.
The flowers were beautiful and the arrangement was as described in the catalogue page. It was also delivered on time. Very happy about this order from this store. Thank you!
from Cleveland - OH
This arrangement was easy to order and pay for and was delivered on the promised date. The flowers were beautiful. Thank you.
from Englewood - FL
Flowers were fresh and so beautiful!
from Runaway Bay - TX
The arrangement arrived in plenty of time prior to the service for everyone to enjoy. The comments we received were all positive and everyone found the arrangement lush and beautifully arranged.
from Palos Heights - IL
Although I did not see the arrangement, my daughter said when I asked her how they were, "They were the prettiest ones at the service" and they were placed on the entry table. Thank you so much, Barbara Gibbons
The arrangement was beautiful but it was in a blue vase not the white bowl I ordered so that was misleading. I specifically ordered the one shown in the white dish to be kept as a keepsake
from Longwood - FL
I heard immediately from the recipient that the floral arrangement was beautiful and she sent me a pic and it was beautiful and looked just like the picture. Very happy with the product. The delivery fee of $20 made it almost impossible to purchase. One would think that since there is a "deal" in place with the funeral home that a there would be no delivery fee. Something to think about.
from Mahwah - NJ
The flower arrangement was nicely place, fresh and beautiful. It was a little smaller than I expected since it was the largest one purchased. I would still recommend it.
from Virginia Beach - VA
Nice arrangement, little small for price
Corey and Hilda said it was a beautiful rearrangement for the celebration of her Mother. The flowers were gorgeous!
from Norristown - PA
i was very satisfied with my purchased
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My daughter wanted this for her father's funeral and Smith's Floral shop in Maryville did not disappoint! It was gorgeous!! It's great when when companies put their best work into their products! Thank you
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Well done website looking forward to viewing future posts on the history of El Mirage Field and the "People that made it happen there"
I soloed from the "Briegleb School of Soaring" in 9/12/1960 earned my three diamond soaring badge in 2 years after soloing, all three diamonds were made out of El Mirage Field flying a Briegleb BG12!.Jack Arkovich
Greetings, look forward to seeing this site grow and grow. Love to you and Sherry – and the animals.
Well, well Mr Breigleb aren't 'we' getting techno – your own website! You'll be appearing on Facebook soon!
I hope you're well Ross. Would be great to catch up again. I may be making Reno this year with Cally so perhaps you and Sherry could make it out?
Cheers, Rob
Nice webpage. I had my first glider ride from Ross in 1969. I still remember it as we raced down to beat the tow plane, landing first with the tow plane going around. My dad, Raymond, learned to fly sailplanes from Ross and and became active in Glider clubs. I still remember staying in the "bunk house" on weekends. Great memories of the field and the friendly family that ran it.
I read your post and wished I'd wrettin it
Actually, looking at my dads log books, he soloed with Ross in July of 67. He became active in soaring at Moriarty NM and Jean NV. He built an HP-18 and owned a Zuni.
I have enjoyed getting re-connected with you and the Briegleb family.
Jack Gravance
I learned how to fly at El Mirage. I started taking lessons from Ross and other instructors at the field in September of 1966 in a TG-3 and later graduated to a 2-32 and 1-26.
I took my FAA fight test with Gus on Nov 19, 1968 and passed! I continued flying there on weekends until 1970 when I moved to Northern California. I have a lot of great memories of those years, including post-flight gatherings at the "Lazy 3". -
I am momentarily back in Minden for a week end CFIG revalidation clinic with Tom and Doris Knauff. We had a big Bask dinner after first day and I sat across from a doctor whose name I can't recall. He had flown at El Mirage and Gus gave him a check ride. He then told me about your web site. I came back to our diggs and had to check it out. I watched the video a couple of times and had to call Eleanor to share it. She will email me back once she has seen it.
All I can say is that it is an honor to see that pic of us on the pop selling trailer. Thank you!
I think it would be most appropriate that you find your way to Reno for Convention and we get some video of us as a pair of old codgers to compliment what you have. I am pretty certain that I can furnish you with a place to stay if you can make it.
Thanks again, Walt
Congratulations, Ross! This is fascinating reading! Keep up the good work.
Walt K.
My memories of Ross go back so far I'm not sure even Ross would remember them.
Bassett St in Van Nuys. Around the end of WW2.
We used to play in the hulk of a glider that sat outside the building where Gus worked his magic. We were maybe 6-7 years old ?
This website gets the memory juices flowing for sure.-
To Bob Bledso,
Where is Wayne? We used to go to El Marige together.
Richard Van Kesteren
Nice web page! There are many memories here. I met Gus just after he got the L2 Taylorcraft home on Bassett St. in Van Nuys. I remember running around Rosamond Dry Lake in the ground trainer with Gus on the running board of his 37 Plymoth yelling instructions. Gus gave me my first glider ride in the BG8 at Cuddeback Dry Lake on 07-07-1945. I took my private flight exam at El Mirage airport in the TG1A "Anne". Later it was destroyed in a storm on the Dry Lake. I tried to hold it down but I dropped off into the back of the Dusenberg.
More, more!
Richard, Wayne is living in Washington state now. Retired from the air force. Flew F-101 Voodoos in Nam and other smelly liquid powered flying machines. Talked to him on the phone and relayed your posts and some other stuff on the site. His memory seems sharp concerning those days and he remembered all of it. Talked about you guys doping fabric on wings for Gus etc. Talked about your brother Jack also. It's a shame he doesn't mess around with computers, I know he would really enjoy this site. He said say "Hello" to you guys.
Thanks Bob I appreciate the information.
Hi Ross,
Interesting reading. Looking at all the old pictures in slideshow brings back a lot of memories back in 1950-52 when I was hanging around El Mirage as a teenager. Would like to get with you again for some conversation when you have time. Told my brothers Phil and Dan about having lunch with you a few months ago. They had been wondering about you and yours. I'll point them to this website. Give me a call when you get a chance.Keith
I was recently given the link to your website by an old friend, Stuart Ondek. I was really happy to see all your great pictures of El Mirage. They really brought back a lot of memories. Your Dad, Gus, saved my life multiple times by teaching me to LOOK before starting a turn. My first training in aviation was at El Mirage and the two years I spent there as tow pilot contain many fond memories. I have quite a few pictures of my time there and would be happy to send them to you. Hope both you, Kenney and families are doing well……………….Your (now very old) tow pilot, Dave Patterson-
You are one of those people I always wanted to know "what ever happened" to.
If you're ever out in the area, give a shout. I'm a few decades overdue to visit Ross myself.
qedqed at verizon dot net
Thanks Ross, very nicely done.
I remember once, I was maybe 13, I headed out with Gus in his old truck to get something from somebody and we got stuck in the sand out on some portion of old Sheep Creek road. We had no shovel so I'm the guy under the wheels scooping out burning hot sand with my hands and he's collecting the brush to put under the real wheels. Finally, with me standing on the rear bumper for extra weight, he get's it out of the ruts. I climbed in and he said to me "don't ever get stuck up Sheep Creek without a shovel". -
I found your website while doing Briegleb family research. I am Phil Briegleb's granddaughter. As well, I am in contact with the Brieglebs in Germany, including Walter. Thank you for sharing your family story.
Avon Hansen -
Ross, your name was given to me by Gordon Boettger. I bought his Kestrel, ON, this summer and have been operating it out of Crystal since the end of July. My question is whether either you or someone you could point me to does any glass work. I have a couple small places on the Kestrel that need attention, namely, the turtle deck and the customized winglets. The winglets I managed to screw up this last Saturday on landing and scraped off most of the right skid that is built into it. I guess I'd better learn to land with the wings level 😉
Thanks for any help that you can provide,
Tom Fleming
Hello Ross –
We've crossed paths many times across the country since 1959, and I'm delighted to find you again. We first met changing a couple PT-23 cylinders out in the sun, and you let me pull the lower one … which earned me a hot oil bath! That task was to earn me a flight in one of the Cinemas, and though I had rinsed my shirt, the odor of sweat and oil made me queasy enough to keep my flight to just over an hour … despite booming conditions!
Thank you and Ken for keeping El Mirage history alive through sharing your photos.Cheers, Bob
Now Kansas City, MO-
Geez, that's unbiveelable. Kudos and such.
Hallelujah! I needed this-you're my savior.
Great pictures Kenny! Ross Good on you keeping theBriegleb gliders alive. I remember the times I flew our BG6 43 years ago . I still remember the sounds it made. Keep up the good work. KB
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My brother and I had lots of fun at El Mirage as kids.
Collin Gyenes
50+ years ago in El Mirage, you, Ken, Gus and Annie and all who came and went and laughed and played, allowed two brothers named Bob and Tom to share your life, work the alfalfa fields, run wing, clean up and grow up. You were our heros.
You have never been forgotten.
Thank you. -
many decades of fond memories at the best soaring site in the west
George – get in touch sometime! qedqed at Verizon Dot net
How are you doing Ross, its been along time, remember the Pratt Reed you were the one that gave me my first solo flight, since then I've flown everything from King Airs to helicopters. Hope all is well, miss your family, we should get together sometime.
Graduated Victor Valley 1960 with Ken / lived in Lucerne Valley 1949 -1960
Ross, Wonderful website. Brought up many memories of time spent 'crewing' at El Mirage during my formative years. I'll show it to my Mom, Sylvia. She will enjoy it. Hope you continue posting more.
Your hosenty is like a beacon
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site evokes many memories hope all is well with you and yours
My first sailplane ride was 1968/69 with you with my soon-to-be 50 year old son in the arms of his mother watching………Your dad in the open cockpit tow plane (I think it was white) and did he have an old leather WWII flyers cap on?……..I remember diving over the Joshua's and pulling up into a wing over and then gently putting it on the runway…..A great flight…………Thanks for the great memories….. -
Very nice. I just found this by accident
I know your Dad would be proud as well as your Mom! Wonderful pictures too Ross, good job on the web site, I've visited it since I saw you at the SSA convention in Reno a few years ago…………
Hope all is well with you and Sherry.
Keep it coming, wrrstie, this is good stuff.
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That's a smart answer to a tricky question
That's really thinking out of the box. Thanks!
In the early 1970's Ross and my dad operated a small glider port just outside of Las Vegas. Lucky turn of events for Ross, that's where he met his lovely wife Sherry…Both Ross and my dad taught me to fly and turned me lose on my 14th birthday to solo an old Schweitzer 232.
I venture to say that few 14 year olds experienced life as I did with Ross, Dan F. and a few others. The flying was great, the social life was even better. Do you remember sitting around your living room listening to Yes on the stereo?
We lost touch after you left Vegas and returned to El Mirage. The good news is that all the bad influences really turned out to be exceptional object lessons. Life has been overly kind to me and in many ways and you and Sherry had a meaningful influence. Hope all is well, Bob (Bobby)
By the way, after all these years, I've began flying again…can you get me a good deal on a DG 1000
The forum is a brhtegir place thanks to your posts. Thanks!
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I remember your dad. He would pick me up at McCarran. I would fly the towplane on Sat & Sun then fly back to SFO. I flew for the airlines. Moved to Hollister CA. Retired in 2018. They have me towing gliders with a Pawnee.
Hi Bobby (Bob)
guess you will always be Bobby to us. So good hearing from you. Those early days of Ross and I's adventure together was so much fun and adventurous. Yes, I remember sitting in our living room listening to "YES" and many other groups of the late sixties early seventies.
Ross is now building a bearhawk power plane for Dave Fletcher (remember him) he
lives in Tuscan now. Please give our regards to your Dad and next time we go to Vegas we will look him up.
Sherry -
Hi Ross and Sherry,
What memories from El Mirage as Jack and Judy Beadle's daughter.
I have been going through old pictures and I have a few!Mom and dad are just fine! I hope all is well with you! I am in the Seattle area now!
I loved hanging out there as a kid!
your dad was my uncle.
got me in the air for the first time.
loved it.
WOW, Brings back many good times flying the BG12 out of EM, or as you sometimes it "El Morose". I remember when I was pretty new to the BG, Gus towed me in the PT and hooked into a 2K/min. about 3oo ft. I hung on out of desperation and got of about 1500 agl., topped out about 12K and headed for Red Mountain, and landed!!!
Good to hear you're still building. I built a Zenith 601, but sold it. Not much glider stuff in AR. My Son Steve ran across your site. He's working for Boeing in Everett. -
Hello. My father Hazen Suttkus was a member of the Douglas Dust Devils back in the 1950's. I went with him on many glider flights which were towed into the air by our 1948 Oldsmobile Woodie Wagon. I have a 1953 W.C. Soaring Contest plaque awarded to the Douglas Soaring Club Club Championship S.C.S.A.
My question is do you know if the Douglas Soaring Club still exists and if the green and white sail plane they owned still exists? -
I've enjoyed reading this. I would like to know if any of your grandfather's writings have been preserved. Journals, sermons, sh… anything at all. He seems like the sort of man who would have recorded his opinions, views comments and the like.
I've looked for records of these in publication but don't find anything on the internet.
I'm not interested in anything that names people or embarrasses anyone in anyway but rather in the substance of the sort of issues that he cared about and the language he used. Supposedly he was a gifted and passionate orator who dealt with some of the most important social and political issues of his day which were at the time repressed by the now fairly infamous Los Angeles press of that era through the Depression years.
I spent time at El Mirage in or around 1957 – 58? Was visiting my brother Rchard Morris ( Dick ) for the summer.I remember sleeping in the bunck house.I hocked up sailplanes and your dad lost his hat over scrubes and after dropping the rope and landing told me to get in the tow plane and we landed in the dessert and i got out and retrived his hat.
My brother was a frequent flyer and i remember him getting his goal and return and at another time got to 29,000 feet. He passed away several years ago.
I also remember a Favial flying wing and a sailplane called the Prue 2.
I am now 73, and as you can see that summer i etched in my memory.
Hope your still flyong.
Dave Morris -
That's a crkraecjack answer to an interesting question
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It's a real pleasure to find someone who can think like that
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Are building plans available for the BG-6
Hi Ross,
I am Linda Tompkins Briggs. You knew my father Arthur.
My father passed away in 1991. I know he loved it when he lived out there near you guys.
I found a picture that was taken at your Dad's house of a bunch of people around the table. I also have an old 16 mm movie of some glider competition and Dad's original poster he made. I have been trying to find a way to get the movie on DVD but being 16 mm not easy.
I hope this finds you and Kenny well. I think about El Mirage often.Linda
Hi Ross,
Just wanted to let you know that my dad, Jim Carr, just celebrated his 90th birthday in Port Royal, Virginia.
He's living alone at home since mom passed away, and has hospice people coming every other day or so to look after him and to take care of his needs.
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Greetings to Ross and Kenny. My name is Ed Richardson…a faint memory in the distant past, I'm sure. I spent the summer – I believe – of 1952 there at El Mirage, learning the basics of glider flying, repairing small bits and pieces of aircraft, and playing a lot of fun games with you two. I recall hitting a barbed wire fence in the dark running full speed at night in one of those hide and seekers. A full flip! Bunked in the bunk house got to know Einar Enevoldson that summer. Recall you two quite well; was a great experience for a young 15 1/2 year old! Be blessed.
Congratulations to Ross and Trip for getting this website up and running, and for creating an online home for all of this important history. RB you were always the coolest guy i n the room, now you're the coolest guy on the internet 🙂
I got to fly at El Mirage only a few times near the end of its days as a gliderport, but I'm honored to have been there even for a short time.
Hearing the stories about El Mirage in the glory days, and walking on the runways, I got to feel a little of the history and "soul" of this place. Made enough of an impression on me that when the gliderport was closing some months later I sat down one night and wrote a poem about it:
http://www.grantstar.net/pdf/aviation/REQUIEM%20FOR%20AN%20AIRFIELD%20poetry.pdfI'm glad that thehistory of El Mirage has a home on the internet.
Bill / VB
My twin bro' & I began taking flt. Lessons from Ross Briegleb when freshmen in college in 1963. The Brieglebs were a awesome & wonderful family – Ross was a terrific instructor. Ross's brother set the record 'then' of 'inverted' altitude gain! Gus was always in the Hangar when we were there & wonerful wife fixed our lunches? Great family, Great fun & Great memories. My brother & I continued our interest in sailplanes, got Power Licenses, & formed "Aloft" , a Hot Air Balloon company w 2 A/C providing rides & lessons in early 70's —- ALL started from the enthusiasm & training from the Briegleeb family – THANKS!!! Jeff Stephenson
Hi Ross,
I hope you and family are well. My mom Toni Frasse used to take us out to El Mirage in the late 60s and 70s with our friends Stu Northam and Ed Harold. I recall seeing Stu's J2 when it was just buckets of bolts in an old hangar there and later flew it with him up in Davis. Don't recall if Ed flew his Pitts at El Mirage. Many fond memories hanging around the airport as a kid, driving on the dry lake and having dinner at the 2 cafes nearby with your and Kenny's families. Thanks for the memories! -
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My mother, Betty Pembroke crashed one of Gus's gliders at the old Los Angeles airport in 1934-5.
I am writing a book about her adventures and would LOVE a picture of the glider type she crashed. Apparently Gus was able to fix the plane and they parted as friends.
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Stationed in Vietnam 1969, saw an article about soaring at El Mirage . Decided I wanted to learn to SOAR, Picked George AFB on my Dream sheet, got lucky and was assigned to George. First glider flight TG-3A with Ralph Kolstad 5/31/1970. Passed Glider private 8/30/1970 by Gus. 17 June 1972 Commercial check ride with Karl J. ` There will never be another El Mirage!
Our aviation family enjoyed the Briegleb family beginning 1951. Schooled together with Ross and Kenny in Adelanto and Victorville. Ross instructed me in a TG3 ? In 1959. Ross has remained a "go to guy" for airplane support/building activity. He is an outstanding airplane builder.
Memories of being towed in a Cinema by a PT-23
Hi, Ross. I'm Lloyd Roberts. Your family taught me to fly in 54318 starting on Mar. 20,1955. I'm almost 97 now and went on from gliders to fly everything I could, and do aerobatics in all of the planes rated for it. I am instrument and seaplane rated and have flown Citabria, Pitts, T-6, Starduster Too, P-51 Crazy Horse, L-39, and B-25. Owned a wonderful Piper Comanche. Lost my medical but still fly in Redlands. I have fun teaching instructors how to fly. And it all rests on the solid foundation of you and Ken and Gus teaching me to fly gliders. I have many happy memories of El Mirage & great appreciation for it.
Lloyd again w/ a short flying story. You were instructing me one cold, windy, liftless day. We even tried the little hill west of the airport for some slope soaring – to no avail.
When I arrived at the end of a bizarre left downwind we were going about 90, 10 feet off the ground. You said the most beautiful words I ever heard – "I've got it." You whipped it up in a very steep, hard left turn and leveled the wings and we touched down. We missed the runway, and made a 12 foot long path in the dirt with the wheel. It was on a 45 degree angle from the runway, but perfectly smooth and even. We got out and put the plane away. You da man! -
Hello Ross This is Lewis Duncan you started me in my flying I got my lic in Carson City I had the privilege of having breakfast with your Mom and when they drove through I live in Grove Oklahoma now be 85 my flying days are behind me. Looking at your website reminds me of the the time we went to Texas to the internationals 1956. also when they were making a movie and your brother was guarding props I believe Dennis was also there
Hello Ross;
I was just coming out of the Dermatologist office as you both were coming in. When your wife said your name to the receptionist, I just had to step back in, and find out if you were the one that gave my Brother and I our first flights in a sail plane back in the 1960s?
Was your plane named Blue Bird?
What a pleasure to get to meet you after all those years.
Years later I got certified at Crystal Air.
Sad what time does us.
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Thank you again for the introduction to the joy of soaring!
Wishing you both the very best!-
Don't forget Psalms 83:18, Rev. 21 3,4
Sorry to hear that Ross died. I had a lot of fun phone conversations with him circa 2015 about his grandpop.


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