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November 27, 2008
Flip flops Thanksgiving
With this kind of weather, traditional Thanksgiving wine matches sort of go out the window. So too with the local wine selection. After my moment in the radio spotlight telling people what they should and should not be drinking with turkey and all the trimmings, here I am with a Shiner Bock and a view that goes for miles.
There is some wine on the menu today. We have some Gruet sparkling wine from New Mexico, about as close as I'm getting to local wine. Gruet's good stuff, but most people know that by now. We'll try both the NV Brut and the Blanc de Noirs.
Later it's on to the 2005 Durand Syrah from southern France, something I found at a local shop for a decent price. How did this lone Weygandt-Metzler selection find its way into a place otherwise full of the usual domestic suspects and fabricated imported labels? This not to heavy syrah should be delicious with the dark meat, stuffing, and sweet potatoes.
For dessert, we have a gang of people bringing perhaps 10 pies, so dessert wine might be gilding the lilly, as my mom likes to say. Perhaps a sweet sherry will make an appearance. We'll see.
It's not a wine centric crowd here and, again, the weather's more summer in my book than late fall. Sometimes you just have to go with with flow and act like we're at the beach in August. A Texas beach perhaps. More Shiner Bock please.
November 25, 2008
Thanksgiving Wine
Happily, I completely agree with Andy's suggestions as well as those of Seattle Times wine writer Paul Gregrutt. Sparkling wine is a must. It's versatile at the table and is fit for the celebration that Thanksgiving is. And this holiday isn't the time to pull out the big cellar guns or old treasures. There's usually too much happening on and around the table to focus on the most special wines.
Instead, do what I suggest, try pinot noir or gamay noir (or Beaujolais, preferrably cru bottlings from Morgon, Moulin a Vent, Fleurie, and the like). Or try a good zinfandel, America's wine for this American holiday.
If you want white wine, don't overlook riesling. I mentioned it in the phone call with Anna King, but there's only so much that gets on air. Of course there's Germany and Alsace, even Australia and New Zealand. Lots of interesting riesling out there.
However, the Pacific Northwest does a nice job with riesling. Look for producers like Chehalem, Holleran, J. Christopher, Elk Cove, and Brooks. And if you're local, check out Matt Berson's 2007 "Love and Squalor"Riesling from the Eola Hills vineyard is excellent, just off-dry riesling that will work really well with the diverse flavors on the Thanksgiving table. Matt didn't make much, but it's worth trying to find if you can.
The bottom line -- drink something interesting. Not the same old thing. Not the bottle you've been hoarding for years. But something that you think you'll like. Ultimately, that's the best wine / food match out there. Good food and good wine, with good people. You can't go wrong.
November 19, 2008
Terrific Valpolicella
But the 2004 Tedeschi Valipolicella Capitel dei Nicalo is a terrific wine for $15 or even less a bottle. This is really a junior amarone, not a "ripasso" wine where the pressings from amarone wine production are added back or "repassed" to regular Valipolicella wine to beef it up. No, in this case the grapes for the Capitel dei Nicalo, mostly the corvina variety typical of this region, are dried for a month before being crushed and fermented into wine. Grapes for Amarone are dried for several months, and make a powerful, concentrated table wine. Here, the short drying gives a real taste of that wine style, for much less money and without quite the heady drinking experience.
When I opened the Capitel dei Nicalo last night, I thought it might be a little bretty. Meaning, affected by certain yeast that give a horse blanket smell and taste to the wine, or something similar to the pungent, even bitter aroma of band aids. A little can add nice complexity to wine. A lot can make wine undrinkable. But with time, and now a night later, this wine shows less and less of that. Instead, there are pure spicy red cherry, almond, floral, concentrated aromas with a round, full flavor. There's some tannin and bright acidity, but the richness of the wine is perfectly balanced, the flavor long and savory.
This 2004 may not be the current release, and given my experience with this producer, I will try the 2005 with some reservation. But reading other reviews of this online after a quick Google search, it sounds like this one is usually a winner in the Tedeschi portfolio. So whichever vintage you might come across, give it a try.
November 18, 2008
Vincent Pinot Noir Garage Tasting
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Thanks to everyone who came. Friends, neighbors, blog readers, coworkers…even some old friends from
It's hard to write notes about one's own wine, but I'll try. The yet to be bottled 2007 is clean and lean, fitting the vintage, with some tart cherry fruit and Pommard clone earth tones. I was happy to see some people really enjoy this wine, though I wasn't surprised to see others prefer the richer, riper 2006. That wine was a hit, as I expected, with plush ripe pinot fruit and pretty good balance. This isn't a wine to age for years and years, but I'm pretty glad to have it as my first big effort. It's easy to like.
I brought out some other wines for people to try, to fill out the line up and help take the focus off my little project. Those wines were:
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2002 Boillot Montagny 1er Cru was really nice, maturing white
2006 Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Eola Amity was a bit oaky, but just as nice as I remember. Red fruits on the aroma, with good weight but nothing overdone. This is the ripe 2006 vintage after all.
1999 Burle Gigondas was one of the most bretty wines I've ever had. Funky on the aroma, a bit more so in the mouth and then on the finish, simply unbearable. DNPIM. That's do not put in mouth. Not good.
Finally, I opened a magnum of 2007 Anchor Brewing Christmas Beer that I've had for a while. I've enjoyed this beer in the past, but didn't cozy up to last year's model on release. Now it's maturing and in a really nice place. Sweet malt, integrated spice, a hint of sherry that I really liked. People drank this up.
All in all, a nice afternoon in the garage. We'll have to do it again next year.
November 01, 2008
2006 Vincent Pinot Noir is ready
It's true. My first real wine is ready for release. Interested in tasting it?
Elevage readers who find themselves in the Portland, OR, area on the afternoon of November 16, come by my garage to taste my 2006 Pinot Noir from the Wahle Vineyard outside of Yamhill. I'll even have a barrel sample of the 2007 to try, as well as a few other wines for comparison. No charge, just make sure to email me at vincentfritzsche (at) yahoo dot com and I'll fill you in on the time and address. It's a drop in thing. Feel free to bring a bottle of something you like. It's going to be low key like that.
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Yes, it's called Vincent. I was telling someone about it recently and she said, "that's it?" Well, yes. That's my name. She seemed to think it might be a little vain, but it was also my uncle's and grandfather's name. And it happens to be the name of the patron saint of winemakers. Vin...wine, it seems to fit.
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April 12, 2012
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What is the role that tactical or non-strategic nuclear weapons (NSNWs) play in NATO defense policy and strategy? This book examines the key issues surrounding this question as the Alliance seeks to redefine itself in the 21st century and meet the requirements in the Defense and Deterrence Policy Review.
Developing Strategic Leaders for the 21st Century
February 08, 2008
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The attack on the World Trade Center and subsequent conflicts in both Iraq and Afghanistan changed forever how Americans think about "national security." These events expanded not only the number and scope of issues, but also the overall complexity of the process. Consequently, the requirement for interagency decisionmaking accelerated, demands for greater policy flexibility increased, and an interagency process that was largely confined to a few departments of the Federal Government now involves a multitude of new players and allied states.
The Other Special Relationship: The United States and Australia at the Start of the 21st Century
February 27, 2007
Edited by Dr. Jeffrey D. McCausland, Dr. Douglas Stuart, Prof. William T. Tow, Professor Michael Wesley.
American and Australian experts discussed issues relating to foreign policy, economics and business, domestic politics and public opinion, and security and defense affairs. This volume reveals their findings.
U.S.-UK Relations at the Start of the 21st Century
January 01, 2006
Edited by Dr. Jeffrey D. McCausland, Dr. Douglas Stuart.
This monograph explains the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom (UK), especially its remarkable endurance over the past 6 decades.
The CFE Treaty: A Cold War Anachronism?
February 01, 1995
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On November 19, 1990, the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty was signed in Paris following the successful completion of 20 months of negotiations between the members of NATO and the Warsaw Pact Treaty Organization. At its completion President Bush hailed the agreement as ending the" . . . military confrontation that has cursed Europe for decades."
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Op-Ed: The POST "Post Cold War" Era in Europe
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April 08, 2013
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"MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF GARY, RUNNING THE FLAG, AND NUMEROUS ALPHA RHO SERVICE PROJECTS. A VERY CARING MAN WHO LED A VERY CARING LIFE -- ALWAYS...Read More »
1 of 72 | Posted by: SUL ROSS (SR) THORWARD - SITKA, AK
"I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Professor Munneke. He was a unique combination of professionalism, intellect and good humor. I loved his...Read More »
2 of 72 | Posted by: Jen Gero, Pace Law Class of 2002 - MA
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3 of 72 | Posted by: Anthony L. Bastone II - Boulder, CO
"It is difficult to find the words to express my gratitude for all of the lessons that Professor Munneke taught me as both a law professor and as a...Read More »
4 of 72 | Posted by: Rachel Tzapp - New York, NY
"I just learned about Gary's passing and am still reeling. Gary was so passionate about law practice management, always coming up with new projects...Read More »
5 of 72 | Posted by: Carolyn Thornlow - NY - Colleague
"I just found out about Gary's passing. Gary was one of the first people I met when I transitioned from practicing law to doing legal technology...Read More »
6 of 72 | Posted by: Carol Schlein - Montclair, NJ
"Sharon & Family,
May God's blessings comfort you at this most difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Peace and love to all of you.
7 of 72 | Posted by: Debbie - Milford, DE - Friend
"I was lucky to get to know Gary as a fellow member of the New York delegation to the ABA House of Delegates for many years. Gary was a gift to his...Read More »
8 of 72 | Posted by: Hon. Elizabeth S Stong - Brooklyn, NY
"I consider myself very fortunate to have had the chance to know Gary. While the times that I had the pleasure of being in his company were few, he...Read More »
9 of 72 | Posted by: Deb Markwood - Wilmington, DE
"I am deeply sorry to learn of Professor Munneke's passing. His passion for the law and his students served as a true inspiration for all. Professor...Read More »
10 of 72 | Posted by: Michael Palitz - New York, NY
"Sharon, I just learned of the sad news and share the thoughts of those who posted already. I enjoyed getting to know you and Gary at ABA Board...Read More »
11 of 72 | Posted by: Ira Pilchen - Chicago, IL
"I was shocked to learn of Gary's sudden passing. When I first started teaching Law Practice Management, Gary became my mentor and support system He...Read More »
12 of 72 | Posted by: Richard Granat - FL - colleague
"Devastated to hear this news. I have so many wonderful memories of Gary and Gary and Sharon together during my time with him on the Standing...Read More »
13 of 72 | Posted by: Diana Moro - Philadelphia, PA
"I'm still shocked by the sudden passing of Prof. Munneke. He played a major role throughout my life at Pace Law School. I will never forget his smile...Read More »
14 of 72 | Posted by: Ramona Walewangko - Jakarta
"I was shocked to hear from my sister of Gary's passing.
He was my best friend in junior high and high school. What an influence he was on my growing...Read More »
15 of 72 | Posted by: John Lutz - Fairfield, IA
"My memories of Gary date back to our high school years at Milby HS in Houston, TX. Gary was my big brother John's best friend. I remember Gary always...Read More »
16 of 72 | Posted by: Nannette Lutz Borland - Niceville, FL
"How heartwarming to read the many tributes from former students. In a way we're all in that category, as Gary generously shared his knowledge, ideas...Read More »
17 of 72 | Posted by: Carroll Stevens - Mill Valley, CA
"It was my pleasure to have worked with Gary while we both worked at Delaware Law School where on one occasion I assisted him as a secretary in one of...Read More »
18 of 72 | Posted by: Linda (Hahs) Flaharty - PA
"The past and future Chairs of the Section of International Law of the American Bar Association join me in expressing our sadness at Gary's passing. ...Read More »
19 of 72 | Posted by: Barton Legum - Paris, France
"Joan joins me in sending our heartfelt condolences to Sharon and the rest of Gary's family. Gary and I met through the Law Practice Managment (LPM)...Read More »
20 of 72 | Posted by: Harold Burstyn - Syracuse, NY
"Professor Gary Munneke was my law school professor for professional responsibility and for a directed study project in 2006/2007. From the moment...Read More »
21 of 72 | Posted by: Joseph Remy - New York, NY
"Gary taught at the U. of Baltimore School of Law during my tenure as Dean of the school. He was an excellent teacher and popular with the students. ...Read More »
22 of 72 | Posted by: Laurence M. Katz - Baltimore, MD
"I met Gary and Sharon while teaching at Widener Law School in Wilmington. Gary was just such a big presence in person. His personality and optimism...Read More »
23 of 72 | Posted by: Bruce I. Kogan - Bristol, RI
"Gary was a wonderful mentor to me and I treasure the time spent with Gary and Sharon in New Hampshire. He was a generous and kind person and will be...Read More »
24 of 72 | Posted by: Dixie Lee Peterson - Northbrook, IL
"Professor Munneke was my Torts professor in my first year at law school at White Plains. I will always remember him as one of the best professors I...Read More »
25 of 72 | Posted by: Angela Higgins - White Plains, NY
"I had the pleasure of working with Gary as a staff member of the NYSBA. He was a prolific author, member of the NYSBA Journal Board of Editors and...Read More »
26 of 72 | Posted by: Dan McMahon - Albany, NY
"I was so surprised and saddened today to learn of Gary's passing. I saw him just this year at an ABA meeting and we shared some humor and memories. I...Read More »
27 of 72 | Posted by: Jack Sahl - Akron, OH
"In law school you don't get many professors who could actually make the law interesting and fun, and prof Munneke did both. He didnt make things...Read More »
28 of 72 | Posted by: Terri Booker, Esq - Philadelphia, PA
"Gary was very helpful to me when he was Placement Dean at UT Law School in 1980. We re-connected many years later in New York. It was an honor when...Read More »
29 of 72 | Posted by: Barry Seidel - Forest Hills, NY
"Gary was a remarkable guy. In a world that seems impersonal and impatient, Gary had a unique ability to make everyone feel special and important. ...Read More »
30 of 72 | Posted by: Cheryl Niro - Chicago, IL
"Please accept my condolences on Gary's passing. He reached out to me as a then-junior legal ethics scholar writing on an area of interest and concern...Read More »
31 of 72 | Posted by: Paul Paton - Sacramento, CA
"Gary was a very special person - to me (and, I am sure, many others) mentor, supporter, friend, as well as for me my publisher and co-author. He...Read More »
32 of 72 | Posted by: Anthony Davis - New York, NY
"I was very sorry to learn today of Gary's passing. I worked closely with him for many years at the American Bar Association and I valued him as a...Read More »
33 of 72 | Posted by: Joe Weintraub - Chicago, IL
"I had the privilege of serving on the Board of Governors with Gary as well as on the New York State Bar Association's Task Force on the Future of the...Read More »
34 of 72 | Posted by: Lauren Stiller Rikleen - Wayland, MA
"Sharon: Cathy and I were in NYC with our kids when we heard of Gary's passing. What a tragedy and we grieve with you. As you know, Gary was an...Read More »
35 of 72 | Posted by: Bucky Askew - Atlanta, GA
"To the family and friends of Gary, Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Gary was a good and fine man. I had the distinct pleasure of working...Read More »
36 of 72 | Posted by: Myles V. Lynk - Tempe, AZ
"Dear Sharon and family -- am stunned and saddened by Gary's untimely death. I always thought of him as being "larger than life". He adored all of...Read More »
37 of 72 | Posted by: Kate Madigan - Binghamton, NY
"Gary Munneke was a dedicated and outstanding member of the Pace Law School Community. His warmth and generosity were remarkable, and he supported our...Read More »
38 of 72 | Posted by: Jane Aoyama-Martin and the Pace Women's Justice Center - NY
"I am so saddened to learn this news. Gary was one of the first to reach out to me when I attended my first ABA SOC meeting and he and I became fast...Read More »
39 of 72 | Posted by: Toni Jackson - Houston, TX
"I cannot get my mind around the fact that Gary is gone. He was always so full of life. We talked often, and he was a good friend. I owe him so...Read More »
40 of 72 | Posted by: Marie Newman - White Plains, NY
"It does not seem possible that Gary is gone. He was a wonderful colleague, friend, mentor and professional. After working together in the early 1980...Read More »
41 of 72 | Posted by: Pamelee McFarland Murphy - RI
"I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Seems like Gary was a wonderful man and will be missed by many. Hugs to Ella, Max, Eric and Shannon!Meghan...Read More »
42 of 72 | Posted by: Meghan Marek - Annapolis, MD
"Sharon and all of Gary's family:
My prayers go out to you this Thanksgiving. I met Gary a few years ago when he was at Texas Law and I was in the...Read More »
43 of 72 | Posted by: Stephen P. Gallagher - Narberth, PA
"Sharon,So sorry to hear about Gary he will be missed, I will keep you in my prayers. My gods angels comfort you in the days to come. With Deepest...Read More »
44 of 72 | Posted by: Linda - Port Deposit, MD - friend
"My prayers and sympathy are extended to Gary's family. I had the joy of working closely with Gary, as he led the collaborative group that developed...Read More »
45 of 72 | Posted by: Cie Armstead - South Holland, IL
"What a loss for all who love the law. Gary was a giant in our preofession who always tempered serious work with good humor and a del;ightful twinkle...Read More »
46 of 72 | Posted by: William Hubbard - Columbia, SC
"Dear Ms. Sharon,
I am very sorry to hear about your loss. Mr. Gary was a very nice man. We always had a great time when we came to visit you both...Read More »
47 of 72 | Posted by: Whitney Foard - North East, MD
"Gary Munneke cared deeply about excellence in all aspects of the law, but particularly in the way lawyers actually practice law and deliver services....Read More »
48 of 72 | Posted by: Peter A. Giuliani - Weston, CT
"Dear Sharon - we are so sorry for your loss- Dear God please Bless you all.
49 of 72 | Posted by: Bob & Wendy Biggs - MD - friend
"Gary was my cousin and although we had not seen each other in many years, Les and Margy had filled me in occasionally on what he and Marla were doing...Read More »
50 of 72 | Posted by: Melinda Munneke Kimball - TX
"To all of Gary's cherished family and friends,
I want to thank you for the honor of knowing Gary. He supported me with great warmth and enthusiasm...Read More »
51 of 72 | Posted by: Alexandra Dapolito Dunn - DC
"Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss.
Gary and I were in Boy Scout Troop 16 in Houston and went to the 1964 National Jamboree in Valley...Read More »
52 of 72 | Posted by: George Hughes - Houston, TX
"I am so deeply saddened by Gary's untimely passing. Gary has been an inspiration to over 130 New Directions participants and graduates, and to...Read More »
53 of 72 | Posted by: Amy Gewirtz - White Plains, NY
"Gary was my boss, my mentor, my friend. He hired me as the receptionist at the Delaware Law School, then as his assistant, and finally as the...Read More »
54 of 72 | Posted by: Dottie Hemphill - Earleville, MD
"There are not enough words to express my deepest sympathies. Professor Munneke was a wonderful, thoughtful professor who challenged us to become good...Read More »
55 of 72 | Posted by: Hillary Nappi - Westchester, NY
"Gary was a treasured colleague. He was cheerful, sensible and a forward-focused voice for change. He will be very missed.
56 of 72 | Posted by: Bridget Crawford - White Plains, NY
"Hello Sharon and all of Gary's family. First, I cannot adequately describe either my shock or my sadness at this awful news. Gary was a freind and...Read More »
57 of 72 | Posted by: Alice Richmond - Boston, MA
"He was great professor and had so much wisdom. Professor Munneke was great at engaging the students and always had a funny story to tell. I am really...Read More »
58 of 72 | Posted by: Larry W - Westchester , NY, NY
"Bebop we miss you so very much! You were an amazing dad who was always there for us. We love you....
59 of 72 | Posted by: Kelly Albanese - Hockessin, DE
"Dear Sharon and family,
I am so sorry for your profound loss. Gary was a wonderful person and I was blessed to have had an opportunity to work with...Read More »
60 of 72 | Posted by: Kathleen Hopkins - Seattle, WA
"My heart is heavy for all those that Gary touched - Loved him and respected him. God has a special angel. Love Grace
61 of 72 | Posted by: Grace Clayton - Newark, DE
"Dear Sharon
I am devastated by this horrible news. Gary was a wonderful professor and a good ABA friend. I still remember the dinner of ribs and...Read More »
62 of 72 | Posted by: Swartz - Paris, France - collegue
"I cannot think of Gary without seeing his broad welcoming smile, hearing his warm, welcoming voice; a friend for - what? - a quarter century, thirty...Read More »
63 of 72 | Posted by: Seth Rosner - Saratoga Springs, NY
"MICHAEL first met Gary when we we active in the ABA Young Lawyers long ago. Our paths crossed so many times since then. I observed up close his...Read More »
64 of 72 | Posted by: Maury Poscover - St. Louis, MO
"To the family of Gary Munneke,I am one of the fortunate members of the New York Delegation to the ABA House of Delegates who has had the privilege to...Read More »
65 of 72 | Posted by: Patricia Salkin - Central Islip, NY
"Gary was a wonderful colleague and a caring friend. His cheerful disposition and permanent smile warmed the third floor offices of Preston Hall at...Read More »
66 of 72 | Posted by: Leslie Yalof Garfield - NY
"Gary was more than a colleague. He was inspiration and thoughtfulness, intelligence and a kind, energetic spirit. We are privileged to have known...Read More »
67 of 72 | Posted by: Rachel Littman - NewYork, NY
"To the Munneke Famiily,Such sad news to hear, that Gary and his ready smile have left us. Please know that he brought character and professionalism...Read More »
68 of 72 | Posted by: JoAnne Epps - Shamong, NJ
"I was fortunate to have Gary as the Placement Director of my law school (the University of Texas School of Law) the year I was a senior (1979 - 1980)...Read More »
69 of 72 | Posted by: Beth Alston - New Orleans, LA
"Words cannot express the sadness we feel without bebop here to make snake soup with the kiddos. Gary - we love you always.
70 of 72 | Posted by: Shannon - Annapolis, MD
"great times at claytons pool in elktonbest advise when i opened my shop great drinks and food at poolgood booksr2pzg
71 of 72 | Posted by: mickey onifer - elkton, MD
"Gary,Shannon, Ella, Max and I love you dearly and will miss you.
72 of 72 | Posted by: Eric Sprague - Annapolis, MD
(North East, Maryland)—Noted law professor, author, and American Bar Association leader, Gary A. Munneke, Esq., 64, passed away suddenly on Thanksgiving morning.
Gary and his wife, Sharon Walla, spent their time between homes in North East, Maryland and Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania. He enjoyed teaching Professional Responsibility and Law Practice Management at Pace Law School in White Plains, New York until his passing.
Gary's true love and passion was for his family. He was the beloved spouse of Sharon Clayton Walla; father of Richard (Kim) Munneke of Denver, Colorado; Shannon (Eric) Sprague of Annapolis, Maryland; Kelly Albanese (Patrick Desotelle) of Hockessin, Delaware; and Matthew Munneke of Denver, Colorado; brother of Marla (Jeremy) Wood of Spring, Texas; and a much loved uncle to Taylor Glover, Logan Wood, Elizabeth Clayton, and Logan Clayton. Gary cherished his role as "BeBop" (grandfather) to Kirsten and Dominick Albanese, Ella and Maxwell Sprague, and Jackson Munneke. He also leaves behind scores of friends, students, and colleagues. He was predeceased by his parents Professor Leslie and Margaret Munneke.
Gary loved to travel and was a connoisseur of fine food and wine. He spent countless hours cooking gourmet meals for friends and family. His smart wit and ready laugh made him a friend and mentor to many and loved by all. Those closest to Gary knew that his magnetic personality had even been known to turn lights off when he passed by!
Along with his wife, Gary was very active in their community, supporting Cecil College Foundation, Northern Chesapeake Hospice, Union Hospital Foundation, and other local charitable organizations.
Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on December 29, 1947, Gary moved to Texas as a child where he played high school basketball, ran track, and became an Eagle Scout. He obtained a bachelor's and juris doctorate degree from the University of Texas where upon graduation he began a career in law placement. This spawned a life-long interest in law practice management and legal career counseling, about which he spoke extensively and wrote numerous books and articles, including Materials and Cases on Law Practice Management, Law Practice in a Nutshell, Opportunities in Law Careers, the ABA Guide to Legal Marketing, Your New Lawyer, Careers in Law, Barron's Guide to Law School, and many others.
Upon leaving the University of Texas, Professor Munneke assumed the position of Associate Dean, and later Professor, at Delaware Law School (now Widener University School of Law), where he met his wife, Sharon. After his tenure at Widener, he assumed a faculty position at Pace Law School. Gary was a member of the Texas and Pennsylvania bars.
Professor Munneke spent a large part of his career working in leadership positions with the American Bar Association (ABA), including chairing the Law Practice Management Section and being elected to the prestigious ABA Board of Governors. Most recently he served as the liaison to the Board of Governors representing the Section Officers Council (SOC). Previously he served on the ABA Finance Committee of the Section on Legal Education and Bar Admissions, the Law Practice Management Section Task Force on Evolving Business Models for Law Firms, and the Association's Diversity Center Governing Board. In addition to his work with the ABA, Gary had also served as the chair of the New York State Bar Association Committee on Law Practice Management and the president of the National Association of Law Placement.
In recognition of his outstanding lifetime achievements, in 2011 Gary received the prestigious Sam Smith Award—the highest honor bestowed by the ABA Law Practice Management Section.
A celebration of Gary's life will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, November 28th, with visitation starting at 5:00 p.m. at R.T. Foard Funeral Home, P.A., 259 East Main Street, Elkton, Maryland 21921. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Cecil College Foundation or the Union Hospital Foundation c/o the funeral home.


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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Summer Road Trip
The reason I got to thinking about Rainbow Falls, Noah's Ark's redheaded step-brother, was because in about a month and half I will be traversing Central Wisconsin and meeting up with fellow Ranter, Robert, in Green Bay for a little training camp excitement. The long and straight journey across Wisconsin on Hwy 29 doesn't take me past the waterpark because a) it's on Hwy 51 and b) it doesn't exist anymore, but having grown up in North Central Wisconsin, summer drives in that part of the state always remind me of piling into Carrie Olsen's older sister's station wagon and heading to "The Falls" for a day of intense sunburn and ingesting massive amounts chlorine. Actually now that I think about it, it might have Carrie Olsen's older sister that I remember so fondly…
Anyway, getting back to training camp. It's a rare thing that you will find me admitting that I don't know something, especially voluntarily and not under duress, but I don't know what attending training camp is all about. I am a newbie, if you will. And as such, I need to know the important stuff. Stuff like:
Are there concessions, or …let me get to the point, do they sell beer or can I bring a cooler of my own?
Can I give a kid with a bike $20 to stand by me and sneak in a picture when the players ride the bikes to practice?
Can I sit next to Aaron Rodgers' special-lady, or is it lady-friend?
Can I sit close enough to hear Mike Trgovac screaming at the D-line?
What is the tailgating scene like?
What's the best possible entry point for sneaking into the Don Hutson Center if practice is inside?
I'm looking for anyone out there to answer these questions or just to give me some tips on how to maximize my enjoyment factor. If you've got some training camps under your belt, leave a comment or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and tell me what I need to know.
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I'm not sure what I can provide for tips, but it's interesting... there aren't actually very many people drinking while watching practice. I don't think anybody would say anything if you brought a beer or two with you, though. However, you can certainly tailgate in the parking lot. Not many people do, but there's always a handful.ReplyDelete
Practice is always held outside during training camp unless there's bad weather. But I don't think they let fans into the Don Hutson Center during training camp, only during OTAs and mini-camp.
Things will be different this year. It will be the first year they practice primarily on the Nitschke field with a larger set of bleachers.
Thanks, Brian. I knew they didn't let anyone in the Hutson Center, so I'll have my fingers crossed for good weather.ReplyDelete


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Cate Blanchett has had the chance to work with some of the best filmmakers out there over the course of her career, from Martin Scorsese to David Fincher to Peter Jackson to Wes Anderson, and now she's apparently ready to put all of those learning experiences into her next venture. After spending 20 years in front of the camera, the actress is now set to make her feature directorial debut, and according to Deadline she'll do so adapting author Herman Koch's novel The Dinner.
First translated into English and published earlier this year, the described "psychological thriller" centers on two couples that are having dinner at a fancy restaurant. As the meal goes on the audience begins to learn that both couples have teenage sons who are currently under investigation for a horrific act that they committed. When the subject is finally broached in conversation all civility at the table disintegrates. Oren Moverman, who earned a screenwriting Oscar nomination for his film The Messenger and earned strong reviews for the corrupt cop thriller Rampart, is handling the adaptation. At this time it's unclear if Blanchett is also planning to star in the picture.
As a big fan of stories where characters are stuck in one location and forced to interact with each other, a la Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Twelve Angry Men, I must say that this project sounds fascinating and could be an interesting challenge for a first time filmmaker. The plot actually reminds me a lot of Roman Polanski's 2011 movie Carnage (based on the play by Yasmina Reza), in that both revolve around two pairs of parents who are brought together because of an incident involving their sons. From what I've read about The Dinner, Koch's story goes a bit darker than Carnage does, but the similarities do seem to be present.
As Deadline notes, Blanchett is once again expected to be an Oscar contender this year, as her performance in Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine earned rave reviews, but she's far from done in 2013. The actress also has the female lead role in George Clooney's The Monuments Men, which will be out in December, and is expected to be seen reprising her role as Galadriel in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. While it doesn't have a U.S. release date yet, we also should soon see the release of the Australian anthology film The Turning, which features a segment that Blanchett directed. Hopefully the movie will come out soon so we can get a sense of what to expect from the actress as a director. For now get a glimpse of her work with the trailer below.


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One of them is coming off rave reviews at Sundance, the other just underwent a name change that many of his fans haven't yet caught up with. Together, they're gonna fill the shoes of Robert De Niro and Samuel L. Jackson.
John Hawkes and Yasiin Bey (the rapper formerly known as Mos Def) have signed on for an adaptation of Elmore Leonard's "The Switch," reported Variety. The script was adapted by Dan Shechter, who will also direct. Hawkes and Bey is an inspired pairing, as both are exceptionally talented actors (and musicians), and share a similar vibe despite coming from two very different backgrounds.
The book centers around Louis Gara and Ordell Robbie, the characters portrayed by De Niro and Jackson in Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown," which was an adaptation of Leonard's "Rum Punch."
The story will find our heroes teaming up to kidnap the wife of a dirty Detroit real estate magnate (as if there were another kind). When the husband refuses to pay, the crooks and the wife join forces to exact revenge. Yes, this is basically the plot of "Ruthless People," but that was lifted from a story by O. Henry.
Hawkes work in " The Surrogate," as a disabled man who hires a sex surrogate to help him lose his virginity, just debuted at Sundance, and already has people talking Oscar.


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In a slight departure from our traditional format, we discuss several research papers that are being presented at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology Research Symposium being held in Bloomington, Indiana from July 20 - July 23. Jennifer Maddrell, presenting on the influence of Backchannel Communication on Cognitive Load, discusses her paper and several others in this 30 minute discussion. All papers presented at the symposium are freely available on the AECT website.
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Quip is a new word-processing app that promises to take collaboration -- and creating documents on mobile -- to the next level. Does it deliver? AllThingsD's Lauren Goode reports.
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Baseball a family affair for Farrell and sons
When John Farrell's son Luke was drafted by the Kansas City Royals last week, it completed a trifecta that not many fathers can brag about.
The manager of the Red Sox -- a former Major League pitcher in his own right -- has watched all three of his sons get selected in the First-Year Player Draft in recent years.
When John Farrell's son Luke was drafted by the Kansas City Royals last week, it completed a trifecta that not many fathers can brag about.
The manager of the Red Sox -- a former Major League pitcher in his own right -- has watched all three of his sons get selected in the First-Year Player Draft in recent years.
And sons Jeremy, Shane and Luke have all taken entirely different paths, albeit in the same industry in which their father has spent much of his life.
Luke Farrell was nabbed by the Kansas City Royals in the sixth round, one pick after the Red Sox selected.
Back when John Farrell was drafted, he likely had to pick up the phone and call his parents to tell them of the news. But times have changed greatly. John was watching on MLB.com's Draft Tracker when his son's surreal ride of the last few years culminated with his selection by the Royals.
The emotions flooded the proud father, who couldn't help but think of more trying times, when Luke was confined to a hospital. Not once, but twice Luke had to have large tumors removed from his neck.
The tumors were benign, but they still required invasive procedures and unsavory treatments such as radiation.
"As his season unfolded, it was looking more and more like he was going to get selected," said John. "Who that was, you never know. But in that moment of him being selected, there was probably a flash of the last four years of what has transpired with him.
"And all that came to a head just as you look back -- my wife [Sue] and I just being able to look back at the challenges that he's met, and it was a really cool thing to see it finally come together for him. And lo and behold, he's drafted the highest of the three of them."
Neither John nor Luke seemed to mind that the Red Sox didn't select Luke when they had the chance.
"I think he had conversations with the Red Sox's area scout," said John. "And there were discussions internally -- all things being equal, what would you prefer? I defer to [the Red Sox and Luke]. And [my sons] want to earn ... whatever they get, they want to earn on their own merit."
When Luke was a standout at Northwestern, his dad simply couldn't be there for many of the games. His job made that impossible.
"In Luke's four years there, I think I saw him pitch twice," John said. "I happened to catch some video clips. I complimented Tim Stoddard, a former big league pitcher. He's the pitching coach there, and he did a great job with his delivery. It's good to see it all come together for him."
Jeremy Farrell was the first Farrell son to get drafted, first in 2005 by the Rockies in the 41st round, and then out of the University of Virginia by the Pirates as an eighth-rounder in 2008.
Like many Minor Leaguers, Jeremy has struggled to this point to reach his dream. But his father admires his perseverance. Jeremy was released by the Pirates at the end of Spring Training this year and picked up by the White Sox.
"He's swinging the bat well," John said. "Unfortunately, because of the release and signing a week after Spring Training, the only spot they found ... he's back in the Carolina League. He was named to the All-Star team, and [he is] swinging the bat well. But in his mind, he's still playing the game. He's still working towards a dream. It has him at a place right now that he would like be a little further along."
And how does that all make Dad feel?
"There's a mixed emotion to that," John said. "One, you kind of share in their success, but then when you see them struggle, whether it's through performance or injury, it kind of rips your heart out, because you always want better for your kid. You know that those are growing experiences."
Shane Farrell was taken in the 46th round by the Blue Jays in 2011 -- the team John was managing at the time. But his playing career is over because of some health complications.
"He had the [thoracic] outlet syndrome and had the rib removed, and [he] tried to come back from that and just never was able to, physically," said John.
But Shane was determined to stay in baseball, and he is an amateur scouting assistant for the Cubs.
"Fortunately, through his desire to stay in the game and pursue something, he went up to the Cape [Cod League] on his own after his playing career was over, and did an internship with Peter Gammons, which was basically scouting the league," said John. "He started to write reports and sent them out to teams, and a few teams took some notice. He landed some interviews and wound up with a job with the Cubs."
John beams with pride about his son's non-uniformed job the same way he does about his other kids who are still in uniform.
"He's got a very good mind and memory," John said. "I don't know if it's photographic. But he's got tremendous recall with certain things, and players is one of them. He's got a knack for understanding what talent looks like, and hopefully that serves him well going forward."
On Sunday, John will be managing the Red Sox in Baltimore. His sons will be trying to advance in their own careers.
Inevitably, each son will probably touch base with their father at some point in the day. Perhaps baseball will come up.
"I haven't seen many of their games in the last eight years," John said. "I'm lucky if I get to see them once a year during the time that they were playing. But I think so many conversations and experiences were shared leading up to that point, before they got into the last couple of years of high school, and certainly into college.
"Our conversations about baseball just always seemed to kind of pick up where it left off, and not only were they playing it themselves, but they're fans of it and they pay attention to the happenings around the game. While I might not have been there with in-person support, at least there's the ability to follow them on the Internet or have many conversations over the phone with them.
"I guess the one thing that is common with all three of them is they've always wanted to get out on their own. I respect them for that. I respect them for their independence. The fact that they're willing to do just that, it makes you proud that they're willing to take on the challenges that exist, probably like any other kid that gets drafted. It's pretty neat to have three of them experience Draft day."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne.


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