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Volume 35 • Issue 19 • October 1, 2010

Marine motorcyclists take to the desert

By Lance Cpl. Andrew D. Thorburn, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms

MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. — Motorcycle riders from 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment hit the open road during the first battalion ride to Keys View at Joshua Tree National Park Sept. 10.

Warrant Officer 2 Charles Villalobos, the executive officer for Headquarters and Service Company. “You are going to be tempted to look around. If you do, your bike will most likely start to swerve,” said Villalobos, “I don’t want you guys right next to each other if that happens.”

After the run down they broke off into pairs and went over each others motorcycle inspection sheet.

“I think [the battalion-sponsored

“I think [the battalion-sponsored ride] is a good idea and fun, especially during the work hours,” said Lance Cpl. Rodolfo Ramirez, an assault man with Company G. “This is a chance to see who in the battalion has a bike.”

The ride was an opportunity for the command to build camaraderie and to gain experience with the new and younger riders, said Gunnery Sgt. Simon Sandoval, the company gunnery sergeant for Headquarter and Service Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines.

Initially a ride on historic Route 66 was planned, but later modified because it was thought to be too far away for the first ride, Sandoval said. “So we decided to do something local and from there maybe do a trip to Las Vegas. Before the riders headed out, they reviewed proper motorcycle management and road safety procedures. The ride leaders focused on the Twentynine Palms Highway and the dangers inherent to the area.

“When you make it to Joshua Tree National Park I want you to spread out and go in a single file line,” said Chief

ride] is a good idea and fun, especially during the work hours,” said Lance Cpl. Rodolfo Ramirez, an assault man with Company G. “This is a chance to see who in the battalion has a bike.”

With the bikes cleared to go they divided into groups of five and headed out to Keys View. As everyone arrived, they joked with each other and enjoyed the view of the valley.

When everyone had taken in the view, they broke down into their groups for the ride back home. Many were already looking forward to the next time the riders could mount their bikes and ride.

“I would like to see this if not once a month at least every other month,” Sandoval said. “This is all about experience, camaraderie and having a good time.”

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MILITARY UPDATE By Tom Philpott I MP

Services stung by surprise pop in retirement costs Wartime demands for personnel, and record retention rates due in part to a dismal job market, have left the services with an older, more experienced force – and a surprise $1-billion-a-year pop in retirement costs.

The Department of Defense’s Board of Actuaries in late July overhauled the assumptions used to calculate what the services must budget for annually to cover future retirement obligations to the current force.

It acted on analyses from the DoD Office of the Actuary which, for the first time, weighed the effects on retirement costs of Post-9/11 developments including nine years of sustained operations, a deep economic recession and growth in military entitlements of retirees and survivors.

The result is an $800 million jump in accrual retirement costs the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps have to pay starting 2012 because more service members are staying until retirement.

Some of that cost too is a projected 40 percent increase in disability retirements, the result of a crackdown on the low-balling of disability awards by service through stricter compliance with rating practices of the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Another $200 million in added yearly retirement costs is attributed to retirees living longer. Death rates are falling – and sharply.

“The improvement that military retirees are seeing in their own mortality is just phenomenal,” said Peter Rossi, one of DoD actuaries that worked on revising projected retirement costs.

Retiree deaths are “decreasing at such a rapid rate — faster than the American public, faster than anyone else -- we are seeing a 2-plus percent a year change for active, reserve. It’s everybody.”

Deaths for non-disabled retirees in 2008-2009 were eight percent lower than found for non-disabled retirees in 2004-2005. For retired reservists, data showed a four percent drop. No cause has been identified, Rossi added.

“Maybe military folks are just in better shape.”

The changes in actuarial assumptions reportedly surprised Under Secretary of Defense Robert Hale, the DoD comptroller, who already was under considerable pressure to curb the services’ soaring personnel costs.

“The comptroller was not pleased,” said one official. “He now had to go out and find [$1 billion] when Defense Secretary [Robert] Gates is telling him he needs to save money. That was a contentious issue for a while.”

The retention rate of careerist is so high that in the 2012 budget to be delivered to Congress next February, the services will assume that 19 percent of all new entrants serve for 20 years, long enough to qualify for retirement. That’s a “huge” change from the 17 percent previously assumed, said Rossi.

Specifically, the probability of

newly commissioned officers reaching retirement will climb to 49 percent from 47. For new enlistees, the assumed retirement rate will be raised to 17 percent from 15.

It forces the services overall to set aside $20 billion in their 2012 budgets to cover active duty retirement costs, an unplanned for five percent jump. Another $2.8 billion will have to be set aside for Guard and Reserve retirement but that’s unchanged. Rossi said the Office of the Actuary has not reconsidered assumptions for Guard and Reserve retirement but it soon will.

Another way to look at the effect of the new assumptions on retirement costs is by individual member costs.

For fiscal 2011 the services will set aside $32.70 for future retired pay for

year earlier.

For many years, the military ignored future retirement obligations, budgeting only to cover payments due each year to current retirees and survivors. That pay-as-you-go method created a huge unfunded liability. Critics also said the services had no incentive to control retirement costs.

In 1984 Congress ordered DoD to switch to “accrual accounting” for retirement accounts.

The Treasury Department was given responsibility for the unfunded liability and established a military retirement trust fund. The services began to pay into that fund whatever amount was needed to cover retirement costs for the current active, Guard and Reserve forces.

So retirement obligations today

The result is an $800 million jump in accrual retirement costs the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps have to pay starting 2012 because more service members are staying until retirement. every $100 paid in basic pay. That proportion will climb to $34.30 for every $100 in basis pay in fiscal 2012. So if a service member draws $50,000 in basic pay, his or her service will have to pony up $17,150 that year for future retired pay, or $800 more than was needed a

are paid from two pots.

Treasury pays roughly $50 billion a year to cover annuities of current retirees and survivors. The services pay more than $20 billion a year in accrual payments.

ONCE AGAIN NO COLA -- The board of actuaries assumed at its July meeting that military retirees, social security recipients, federal civilian retirees, disabled veterans and survivors will have to wait until at least January 2012 before they see their next cost-of-living adjustment or COLA. That prediction looks even more solid now, to the regret of retirees.

No COLA was paid last year because there was no inflation. The cost of goods and services, in fact, fell by 2.1 percent from the third quarter of 2008 through the third quarter of 2009, the periods used to track CPI. To trigger a COLA for next January, inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) for July through September this year would have to climb by more than 2.1 percent above the third-quarter base period of 2008.

For that to happen, prices would have to surge two percent in September alone.

There are no signs that is happening.

No COLA last year eased the unfunded liability of the military retirement system by $22.3 billion. But it gave no relief to service budgets because Treasury’s pays COLAs of current retirees. Rossi said that over time retirees can expect COLAs to deliver an annual average boost of 3 percent.

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Arguably, the group was a private military contractor, and for that reason the volunteers have sometimes been called mercenaries.

The members of the group had lucrative contracts with salaries ranging from $250 a month for a mechanic to $750 for a squadron commander, roughly three times what they had been making in the U.S. forces.

The Tigers’ shark-faced fighters remain

among the most recognizable of any individual combat aircraft of World War II, and they demonstrated innovative tactical victories when the news in the U.S. was filled with little more than stories of defeat at the hands of the Japanese forces.

The group first saw combat on 20 December 1941, 12 days after Pearl Harbor (local time). It achieved notable success during the lowest period of the war for U.S. and Allied Forces, giving hope to Americans that they would eventually succeed against the Japanese. While cross-referencing records after the war revealed their actual kill numbers were

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USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN, At Sea – Four U.S. warships from the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group took part in a war game off the coast of Hawaii Sept.

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Guided-missile cruiser USS Cape St. George (CG 71) teamed up with guidedmissile destroyer USS Halsey (DDG 97) against destroyers USS Shoup (DDG 86) and USS Momsen (DDG 92) to engage in a battle of wits and maneuvering to see who would reign supreme in an epic battle of the seas.

The pairs began the exercise on either side of the Hawaiian Islands. Each team limited the use of their radars and communications systems for stealth and began their search for the “enemy”.

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This, however, gave away Shoup and Momsen’s position, and Cape St. George returned “fire”, “sinking” both Shoup and Momsen to win the battle.

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FEATURE I MP 1921 African American Womas Goes to France to Learn to Fly Bessie Coleman, an AfricanAmerican women was forced to go to France to learn how to fly. Coleman attempted to apply to flying schools in the United States, but none would teach a Afican American woman. She went on to become a successful pilot.

1922 First US Aircraft Carrier Launched On March 20th 1922 the USS Langley was commission in Norwalk Virginia.

She was the first aircraft carrer and had been converted from a collier.

1922 Jimmy Doolitle Goes Coast-to Coast in under a Day Jimmy Doolitle made a coast to coast trip in under one day. He started out in Pablo Beach Florida and ended the flight 21 hours later in San Diego. His only stop was Kelly Field Texas.

1924 Around the World Flight On Septebember 28th 1924 two American aircraft completed the first round the world flight. the journey took 175 days. The two aircraft were called the Chicago and the New Orleans.

They covered a total of 26, 343 miles.

Two other aircraft failed to complete the flight.

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AVIATION Next to Lindbergh the most famous name in early Aviation’s Golden Age began with Charles aviation for most people is Amelia Earhart.

Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight in June, 1927 and Earhart was the first woman to fly the Atlantic ended twenty years later in Long Beach - as a passenger - on a 1928 promotional Harbor with the short flight of Howard flight conceived by publisher George Hughes’ giant flying boat, the “Spruce Putnam. Putnam had rushed out We, Goose.”

Charles Lindbergh’s autobiography, It was a period of recordonly a month after his record flight. breaking flights, the first Seeing that the public craved commercially-viable airliners and more, Putnam found and recruited major advances in aeronautics.

Earhart for one of aviation’s first But more than any of these staged media events. accomplishments, the age was The flight was successful and dominated by single individuals Putnam promoted Earhart and who through vision, courage and her book, 20 Hrs. and 40 Mins., skill transformed aviation from a aggressively. Earhart and Putnam barnstorming curiosity to one of were married three years later in 1931. the great industries of the twentieth In 1932, Earhart was the first woman to century. cross the Atlantic solo in a 2,026 mile flight Lindbergh’s flight ignited the public’s from Newfoundland to Ireland. The flight, imagination like few other events this century. along with Putnam’s shrewd promotion, assured To span the North Atlantic by air was incredible.

Emilia Earhart Earhart’s reputation.

To do it alone in a tiny single-engine airplane flown by a Earhart set numerous legitimate speed and distance shy pilot from the midwest, a pilot who had never even seen records through the mid-thirties, including the first person to the ocean before, was almost unimaginable.

Later, in the 1930s Lindbergh flew and charted air routes fly solo from Hawaii to California. Nine years after her first across the North and South Atlantic and the northern Pacific record flight over the North Atlantic, she and Fred Noonan, for the early airlines. His wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, her navigator, disappeared over the South Pacific during her flew with him on these survey flights and as a gifted writer famous 1937 around-the-world flight. No definitive trace has published her diaries describing their flights as well as the ever been found of her last flight.

Perhaps aviation’s most impressive personal achievement tragedy of the kidnapping and murder of their first child. Her books, Listen! The Wind and North To The Orient are two of in the 1930’s was the one-eyed Wiley Post’s second aroundthe-world flight. Post and navigator Harold Gatty had set the the finest pieces of aviation literature ever written.

As war approached, Lindbergh was invited by the Nazis around-the-world record in 1931 at 8 days, 15 hours and 51 to inspect the German air industry, including the Luftwaffe. minutes. Two years later, Post, flying solo in his Lockheed Lindbergh was impressed, some say duped, by the Nazis and Vega, Winnie Mae, beat his earlier record by 21 hours. Post argued strongly for non-intervention. Angering Roosevelt, the fought Atlantic fog, Russian thunderstorms, equipment President forbid him from serving in a military role once war problems and his own fatigue to set the incredible record. broke out. Lindbergh then contributed to the war effort as a Five years later, it took Howard Hughes flying a twin-engined civilian, training pilots and even flying fighter missions in the Lockheed with a crew of four to beat the one-eyed pilot’s record.

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Post was fascinated by high-altitude flight and reached an unofficial altitude of 55,000 feet in 1934. His flights pioneered the use of high-altitude flight suits, superchargers and pressurized ignition systems for stratospheric flight.

Early in 1935, Post and fellow Oklahoman, Will Rogers, planned a leisurely around-the-world flight. Post elected to fly a modified Lockheed Orion, rather than his beloved Winnie Mae. Both were killed departing Point Barrow, Alaska when the engine quit shortly after take-off.

Colonel Roscoe Turner was the most colorful aviator of the period. Wearing a uniform of his own design consisting of a powder-blue tweed coat, Sam Browne belt, beige riding breeches and

shiny boots all topped off with a white silk scarf and military cap. Flying as a movie stunt pilot in the late twenties, Turner proposed that the Gilmore Oil Company promote its products using a special Lockheed racing plane. Since the company’s trademark was a lion’s head, Turner acquired a five month old lion cub, named it Gilmore and flew with it as a mascot. Together they set several transcontinental speed records.

They flew together for years until the lion, at 500 pounds, was just too much payload. Turner set Gilmore up in a special exhibit at the Burbank airport and later in a private zoo paying for his upkeep for over 25 years.

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1927 Lindbegh Flies Across the Atlantic Charles Lindbergh became the first person make a solo non stop crossing of the Atlantic, The flight lasted 33 hours and 30 minutes and created a new world record for distance (3,614) Lindberg was was a captain in the army reserve, won a $25,000 prize for being the first achieve the goal. Lindbergh flew a RYAN NYP named the Spirit of St Louis.

1933 Boeing Launches the 247 On March 20th, 1933 United Airline began flying the new Boeing 247. The Boeing was the first all metal mono plane using a stress skin. the Boeing 247 had a cruising speed of 155mph with a range of 485 miles. It could carry 10 passengers.

landing proving the practicality of instrument flight. Doolittle was unique in aviation with a doctorate degree in aeronautics from MIT, but his piloting feats eclipsed his scientific work. In 1942, he organized and led the raid on Tokyo made famous by the book and movie, Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. The raid consisted of sixteen B-25 medium bombers launched from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet. Ten years earlier he won the Thompson Air Trophy flying the highly-advanced Gee Bee Racer, one of the few pilots in the thirties to have raced these planes and survived.

Having pioneered instrument flight in the twenties, raced the most dangerous planes in the thirties, and commanded the most challenging war missions in the forties, he died peacefully in 1995.

Howard Hughes inherited a fortune based on the rotary drill bit. He died a lonely hermit in 1976, a prisoner of mental illness, drugs and his Mormon aides. But in the thirties he and his aircraft broke every major speed and distance record. The custom-built Hughes H-1 Racer set the landplane speed record in 1935 at 352 miles per hour easily outperforming even the fastest military planes of the time. In July, 1938 he and a crew of four flying a Lockheed Lodestar broke the aroundthe-globe record set by Wiley Post in 1933. Two years later, Hughes was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for the flight.

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1932 Doolittle Seizes Speed Record Major James Doolittle seized a new speed record at the Thomas Trophy speed race. Doolitlle, flying a Granville Gee- Bee averaging 294 mph during the race.

1935 Howard Hughes Slashed Speed Record On September 13th, 1935 Howard Hughes shattered the land speed record by reaching a speed of 352 mph.

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1937 US Army Received B-17 Bomber On March 1st, 1937 the US Army Air Corps received the first of its order of 13 B-17 bombers. These four engine bombers could cruse at a speed of 256 mph at an altitude to 30,000 feet. The B-17 ws to be the main US Strategic bomber in Europe during World War II

1937 Hindenburg Blows Up After traveling from Germany, the German dirigible “Hindenburg” exploded on landing in Lakehurst, New Jersey. Thirty six of its passengers were killed. The cause of the explosion remains unknown to this day. The Hidenburg disaster brought to an end the age of the dirigible.

1938 Boeing Unveils Its Stratoliner On December 31st, Boeing Aircraft flight tested its newest aircraft- the Stratoliner. The aircraft, the first to have a pressurized cabin could fly highter than any other passenger aircraft. It had a cruising altitudte of between 14,000 and 20,000 feet. TWA placed an initial order for the planes and was the only airline to fly them before the war.

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The Flying Aces of World War I

Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (2 May 1892 – 21 April 1918), widely known as the Red Baron, was a German fighter pilot with the Imperial German Army Air Service (Luftstreitkräfte) during World War I. He is considered the ace-of-aces of that war, being officially credited with 80 air combat victories, more than any other pilot.

Manfred von Richthofen, better known as the Red Baron. He scored the most kills in World War I and is likely the most famous flying ace of all time.

Use of the term ace in military aviation circles began in World War I (1914–18), when French newspapers described Adolphe Pegoud, as l’as (French for “the ace”) after he became the first pilot to down five German aircraft. The term had been popularized in prewar French newspapers when referring to sports stars such as football players and bicyclists. This is the reason why “ace” is also used to refer to non-aviators who have distinguished themselves by sinking ships and destroying tanks.

The German Empire instituted the practice of awarding the Pour le Mérite (“Der blaue Max”/”The Blue Max”), its highest award for gallantry, initially to aviators who had destroyed eight Allied aircraft.

The Germans did not use the term ‘ace’, but referred to German pilots who had achieved 10 kills as Überkanonen (big guns) and publicised their names and scores for the benefit of civilian morale. Qualification for the Pour le Mérite was progressively raised as the war went on.

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The American literary scholar Francis Peabody Magoun claimed to be Canadian in order to join the RAF uniform, in whose service he achieved ace status.

In 1914–16, the British Empire did not have a centralised system of recording aerial victories; in fact, this was done at only squadron level throughout the war.

Nor did they publish official statistics on the successes of individuals, although some pilots did become famous through press coverage.

In 1914–18, different air services also had different methods of assigning credit for kills. The German Luftstreitkräfte credited “confirmed” victories only for enemy planes assessed as destroyed or captured after either examining the enemy aircraft (or what was left of it) on the ground, or the capture or confirmed death of enemy aircrew. Any one of these tests seems to have been accepted - for instance the shooting down of Albert Ball was credited to Lothar von Richthofen after his death was confirmed by the British, although the wreckage of Ball’s S.E.5 was in fact never identified, and Richthofen’s claim was actually for a Sopwith Triplane.

Most aerial fighting was on the German side of the lines, so this quite rigorous system worked reasonably well for the Germans themselves, but would have been totally impractical for the Allies, especially the British, who fought mostly in enemy airspace.

Another feature of the German system was that where several pilots attacked and destroyed a single enemy, only one pilot (often the formation leader) was credited with the kill. Most other nations adopted the French Armee de l’Air system of granting full credit to every pilot or aerial gunner participating in a victory, which could sometimes be six or seven individuals. The British were inconsistent in this regard - sometimes a “kill” would be credited to the pilot who got in the closest shot, approximating the German system - more often shared claims were credited to everyone responsible, but apparently sometimes as “shares”

Lydia Vladimirovna Litvyak, (Moscow, August 18, 1921 – Krasnyi Luch August 1, 1943), also known as Lydia Litviak or Lilya Litviak, was a female fighter pilot in the Soviet Air Force during World War II. With 12 solo victories (but some authors say 11 or even 13) and either two, or four, shared gained in 66 combat missions, she is one of the world’s only two female fighter aces, along with Katya Budanova.

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Colonel Charles Henry “Mac” MacDonald, USAF, (November 23, 1914 – March 3, 2002) was an American fighter ace. MacDonald commanded the 475th Figher Group for 20 months in his P-38 Lightning, “Putt Putt Maru” with the unit number “100” and becoming the third ranking fighter ace in the Pacific during World War II

rather than “whole” victories. In one instance, a Royal Flying Corps pilot described his own score in a letter to his wife as “Eleven, five by me solo - the rest shared”. He went on to say, “so I am miles from being an ace”. It appears that his unit, at least, counted “shared” and “solo” victories separately. That pilot, who later became an air vice marshal, is not mentioned in the list of British aces, so some of his “solo” kills may not have been officially confirmed.

In the Royal Flying Corps, Royal Naval Air Service or Royal Air Force, pilots were required to write ‘Combat Reports’ for each engagement with the enemy, and after review by their squadron commander, these were sent to Wing Headquarters. In the jargon of these reports, a victory claim was called a “decisive combat”. The Wing Commander allowed or disallowed each claim, but then passed them on to Brigade (Group) HQ, which also reviewed the reports. By 1918, it was clear Wing HQ did take considerable care to reduce duplication and inaccuracies within these reports. The main weakness however was the lack of a central verification and review process.

British or Commonwealth pilots on offensive patrol many miles over the German lines were often not in a position to confirm that an apparently destroyed enemy aircraft had in fact crashed, so that victories were frequently classified as “driven down”, “forced to land”, or “out of control” - what would be called “probables” in later terminology. They were however usually included in a pilot’s official totals in (for instance) citations for decorations.The United States Army Air Service followed a similar practice. For example, Eddie Rickenbacker’s 26 official victories included ten planes “out of control” and several “dived east”. Even allowing for possible modest understatement, these would (at best) have been credited as “probables” in later wars.

While “ace” status was generally won only by fighter pilots, several bomber and reconnaissance crews on both sides also destroyed some enemy aircraft, typically in defending themselves from attack. An example is an action on 23 August 1918, in which the Bermudian pilot, Lieutenant Arthur Spurling claimed the destruction of three D.VIIs with his DH-9’s fixed, forward-firing machine gun, while his gunner Sergeant Frank Bell claimed two more with his rear gun. Spurling was awarded

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the Distinguished Flying Cross, largely on the strength of this action.

The Flying Aces of World War II Lydia Litvyak, Soviet Air Force, one of only two female flying aces in history.

In World War II, many air forces adopted the British practice of crediting fractional shares of aerial victories, resulting in fractions or decimal scores, such as 11½ or 26.83. Some U.S. commands also credited aircraft destroyed on the ground as equal to aerial victories. The Soviets distinguished Captain David McCampbell (January 16, between solo and 1910 – June 30, 1996) was an American group kills, as did the naval aviator, who became the US Navy’s Japanese, though the Japanese all-time leading ace with 34 aerial Imperial Navy stopped victories during World War II. crediting individual victories (in favor of squadron tallies) in 1943. The Luftwaffe continued the tradition of “one pilot, one kill”, and now referred to top scorers as Experten.

The Soviet Air Force had the world’s only female aces.

During World War II, Lydia Litvyak scored 12 victories and Katya Budanova achieved 11. Pierre Le Gloan (France) had the unusual distinction of shooting down four German, seven Italian and seven British planes, the latter while he was flying for Vichy France in Syria.

For a certain period (specially during Operation Barbarossa), many Axis kills were over obsolescent aircraft and either poorly-trained or inexperienced Allied pilots, especially Soviet ones.] In addition, Luftwaffe pilots generally flew many more sorties (sometimes up to 1000) than their Allied counterparts.

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Air Vice Marshal James Edgar “Johnnie” Johnson CB, CBE, DSO & Two Bars, DFC & Bar (9 March 1915 – 30 January 2001) was a Royal Air Force (RAF) pilot who, during the Second World War, claimed 34 victories over enemy aircraft, as well as seven shared victories, three shared probables, ten shared damaged and one destroyed on the ground.

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Car runs on compressed air, but will it sell?

Lofty idea initially aimed at French market

PARIS — Record-high oil prices might seem like bad news for the auto industry. But one European manufacturer plans to make a type of car unaffected by $50-a-barrel crude — cars that run on compressed air.

L u x e m b o u rg - b a s e d Moteur Developpment International is gearing up for the launch of its Air Car line next year.

“It’s safe, doesn’t pollute, doesn’t explode, it’s not poisonous and it’s not expensive,” said MDI representative Sebastien Braud.

The company says the cars will initially go on sale in France, where the first assembly line is due to start production in the middle of next year.

The MiniCATS three-seater compact, a commercial version of a prototype showcased at the 2002 Paris Motor Show, will be priced at $9,850. The CitiCATS six-seater sedan will retail for $16,000.

How it works In both cars, an electric pump compresses air into the tank at a pressure of 300 bars. The pump plugs straight into an ordinary household socket and takes four hours to complete the recharge.

“When you get home you normally plug in your cell phone,” said Braud. “Well, now you do that with your car too.”

The already attractive economics of the Air Car — MDI claims a recharge costs just $2.50 at French electricity prices — can only get more persuasive if oil prices stay high.

“It certainly can’t hurt,” said Braud. “It will help encourage people to switch over.”

The Air Car’s pistons, pumped by the escaping compressed air, can take the vehicle up to 70 miles per hour. It can travel 50 miles at top speed on a full tank, or further at lower speeds.

Slightly pricier hybrid versions achieve higher speeds and longer ranges by running on a combination of compressed air and conventional gasoline, or bio-fuels derived from organic matter.

MDI says the air-only models meet the needs of most urban drivers, who average just 11 miles a day. And the only exhaust that comes out of the tail pipe is cold air.

Limited appeal, benefits?

But auto analysts play down the Air Car’s chances of taking off, unless a major car maker buys the technology and markets it through its own network.

“If you buy a Peugeot or a Renault, you know that there’s a dealer close by if you have a problem,” said Gaetan Toulemonde of Deutsche Bank Securities. “If your car has only one dealer in France, what are you going to do when it needs repairs?”

Toulemonde said about 10,000 electric cars had been sold in France since major manufacturers introduced them a decade ago. Many now outperform the Air Car in terms of speed and range but nonetheless remain niche products.

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So I went with the base model Road King and have not second guessed that decision yet. The bike is solid, sturdy, stable when it needs to be and responsive when you need it to be. Drawbacks? I have laid her on her side twice and at 850# she is a real bear to get back upright. Despite the advertising there is still a lot of vibration but that smoothes out the faster you go and even with after-market Rinehart pipes she still sounds like a riding lawnmower. I have no other motorcycle riding experience to base this on but for my dollar I do not think I could have bought a better first motorcycle.

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THE BATTLE FOR AIR SUPREMACY

Navy Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat

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Speed: 380 mph. Six 12.7 mm (0.50 cal) Browning M2 machine guns up to 907 kg (2,000 lbs) of bombs Six 127 mm (5 in) rockets

Speed: 440 mph Generally considered the best fighter of WWII “The day I saw Mustangs over Berlin, I knew the jig was up.” Hermann Goering six 50 caliber machine guns

The Spitfire is the most famous British aircraft of all time Speed: 374 mph. Eight 7.7 mm (0.303 cal) Browning machine-guns with 350 rounds per gun

Mig 15

Speed: 670 mph (1078.00 km/H) Two 23mm cannons and one 37mm cannon, plus rockets or 2,000 lbs. of bombs

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Two 7.7 mm machine-guns with 600 rounds above the engine. Two 20 mm Type 99 cannon with 100 rounds each in the wings. Tw0 60 kg (130 lbs) bombs under wings (suicide mission, one 250 kg/550 lb bomb)

Performance Speed: 347 mph One engine mounted 20mm MGFF cannon and four 7.9mm MG 17 machine guns.

Speed: 348 mph. Two 20 mm (0.79 in) Oerlikon MG FF cannon in belly Four 7.92 mm (0.31 in) MG 17 machineguns in nose, One 7.92 mm MG 15 machine-gun in rear cockpit.

North American F-86 Sabre

Speed: 679 mph It was armed with six 0.50-inch machine-guns and could carry either sixteen 5-inch rockets or up to 2,000 lbs of bombs.

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The Marine Corps has forged a winning team with its air power and ground forces. orbits over nine days).

Marines have deployed to many exotic locations, from operations in Grenada and Panama to the protection of American Embassies under attack around the world, before being called upon in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Enduring Freedom, and, most recently, Operation Iraqi Freedom.

These operations were supported by USMC F/A-18 Hornets (refueled in flight by the Marine Corps’ own KC-130J tankers), AV-8B Harriers, and squadrons

One hundred years ago, Orville and Wilbur Wright took turns guiding their wood and fabric Flyer over the dunes of Kitty Hawk, N.C. Just over five years later, the Navy had made up its mind to acquire flying machines. Unfortunately, the then-Secretary of the Navy stated, “The department does not consider that the development of the aeroplane has progressed sufficiently at this time for use in the Navy.”

The Navy persisted, and by 1912 had four aviators on its rolls. Aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss was training pilots and developing flying boats here in San Diego. Daring pilots were making carrier landings and take-offs and learning to drop bombs on ships and trenches.

of rotary-wing aircraft (including the CH46, CH-53E, UH-1N and AH-1W).

As America moves into the 21st century, newer, more modern technology is moving into the air, with the tilt-wing MV-22 Osprey and F-35 Joint Strike Fighter soon to join Marine west coast air units. But, certainly, one thing that will never change is the United States Marine Corps partnership between those on the ground and those in the sky.

States in World War II found the Marines on the front lines, defending Wake Island against a better-equipped, moreexperienced Japanese force. Marine aviators led the attack in the famous Battle of Midway, an American victory despite high losses to pilots and aircraft.

Marines ended World War II with 125 aces and eight Medals of Honor. The Marines’ F4-U Corsair had become famous as a symbol of Marine Corps ground support and air superiority in the Pacific.

The Marines continued their close relationship of air and ground forces in Korea, deploying jet aircraft and helicopters for the first time while still making excellent use of the legendary

On May 22, 1912, Marine Corps 1st Lt. Alfred A. Cunningham reported for flight training. He soloed after only two hours and 40 minutes of instruction (in a Wright Bros. Model B-1), and became Naval Aviator No. 5. In his honor, May 22 has become the official “date of birth” of Marine Corps aviation.

On May 22, 1912, Marine Corps 1st Lt. Alfred A. Cunningham reported for flight training. He soloed after only two hours and 40 minutes of instruction (in a Wright Bros. Model B-1), and became Naval Aviator No. 5. In his honor, May 22 has become the official “date of birth” of Marine Corps aviation.

When the United States joined World War I in 1917, the Marines Corps had just five aviators and 30 enlisted men, including Cunningham. At war’s end, Marine aviation included 282 officers and 2,180 enlisted men. Marine aviators won two Medals of Honor during World War I. Marines learned close ground support while fighting rebels in Nicaragua, again earning awards for bravery, including the Medal of Honor for close air support.

The sudden immersion of the United

Corsair. The introduction of helicopters in combat increased mobility in rugged terrain and, combined with field hospitals, greatly reduced the number of combat deaths in the field.

The 1960s found Marines fighting communism in the swamps and jungles of Vietnam while at the same time pioneering America’s entry into space.

The first U.S. combat troops brought into this Southeast Asian conflict, American Marines landed at Da Nang in 1965, supported by F-4B Phantom IIs and A-4D Skyhawks. From Hue to Chu Lai to Khe Sanh, Marines on the ground depended on their “Flying Leathernecks.” And in 1962, Marine Corps Col. John Glenn became the first American astronaut to orbit the earth, a voyage lasting less than five hours.

(In 1998, Glenn returned to space as the oldest American to do so, with 144

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FEATURE I MP

DO YOU KNOW YOUR Are we a democracy or a republic?

When asked about the newly formed political system, Ben Franklin replied: We have created a Republic Ma’am, if you can keep it.

As of September 14, 2010 the United States Population is 310,241,000. How many of those people know anything about how their government works, how and why this form of government was created, the history of our country or even the definition of Democracy?

My guess is less than one third actually

take the time to learn about it, and the majority of those are in some form of government work. Are we a Democracy, or are we a Republic?

The Declaration of Independance is a brilliant piece of historical foresight that provides for a true Republic, and change if it is appropriate. There is a very interesting tutorial on You Tube on the history of government (flixxy. com/political-systems.com). When you watch this short, but informative film you can see them here in our Declaration.

“We hold these truths to be selfevident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, —” “The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.” from the Declaration of Independance. So began the United States of America.

In refence to the You Tube video, they state that there are five forms of government: Monarchy - rule by one, Oligarchy - rule by a few, Democracy -

in Brunei, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Swaziland and Vatican City.” Would you ever think of the Vatican City and Saudi Arabia has having the same leadership.

Probably not, because we don’t pay attention, and that must change.

A modern example of oligarchy could be seen in South Africa during the twentieth century. Here, the basic characteristics of oligarchy are particularly easy to observe, since the South African form of oligarchy was based on race.

Democracy is a political form of government where governing power is derived from the people, either by direct referendum (direct democracy) or by means of elected representatives of the people (representative democracy).

The “majority rule” is often

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rule by majority, Republic - rule by law, Anarchy - rule by one.

According to Wikipedia, one of the most popular sources of general information, the aforementioned rules of government are currently conducted in the following places and types.

Currently, 44 nations in the world have monarchs as heads of state, 16 of which are Commonwealth realms that recognize Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state. The historical form of absolute monarchy is retained only

Adolf Hitler

described as a characteristic feature of democracy, but without governmental or constitutional protections of individual liberties, it is possible for a minority of individuals to be oppressed by the “tyranny of the majority”. An essential process in representative democracies is competitive elections that are fair both substantively and procedurally. Furthermore, freedom of political expression, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press are essential so that citizens are informed and able to vote in their personal interests.

A republic is a form of government in which the people or some portion thereof retain supreme control over the government, and in which the head of government is not a monarch. The word “republic” is derived from the Latin phrase res publica, which can be translated as “a public affair”.

Both modern and ancient republics vary widely in their ideology and composition. The most common definition of a republic is a state without a monarch. In republics such as the United States and France, the executive is legitimized both by a constitution Page 26 October 1, 2010 THE MILITARY PRESS

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POLITICAL SYSTEM? What do you think?

An economics prefessor at a local college made a statement that he had never failed a single student before, but had once failed an entire class. That class had insisted that Obama’s socialism worked and that no one would be poor and no one would be rich, a great equalizer. The preofessor then said , “OK, we will have a experiment in this class on Obama’s plan.” All grades would be averaged and everyone would recieve the same grade so no one would fail and no one would recieve a A...

After the first test, the grades were averaged and everyone got a B. The students who studied hard were upset and the students who studied little were happy.

As the second test rolled around, the students who studied little had studied even less and the ones who studied hard decided they wanted a free ride too so they studied little. The second test average was a D! No one was happy. When the 3rd test rolled around, the average was an F. The scored never increased as bickering, blame and name-calling all resulted in hard feeling and no one would study for the benefit of anyone else.

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and by popular suffrage. In the United States, James Madison defined republic in terms of representative democracy as opposed to direct democracy, and this usage is still employed by many viewing themselves as “democrats”. Montesquieu included both democracies, where all the people have a share in rule, and aristocracies or oligarchies, where only some of the people rule, as republican forms of government In modern political science, republicanism refers to a specific ideology that is based on civic virtue and is considered distinct from ideologies such as liberalism.

Anarchy (from Greek: anarchí, “without ruler”) may refer to any of the following: “No rulership or enforced authority.”[ “A social state in which there is no governing person or group of people, but each individual has absolute liberty

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(without the implication of disorder), but is bound by a social code.”

“Absence of government; a state of lawlessness due to the absence or inefficiency of the supreme power; political disorder.”

“Absence or non-recognition of authority and order in any given sphere.”

“Acting without waiting for instructions or official permission... The root of anarchism is the single impulse to do it yourself: everything else follows from this.” * In an attempt to give you a brief account of the political system, this article in no way represents any political agendas of The Military Press. We do not support any ideology of Nazi Germany or any other Facsist regime.

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SPORTS NEWS I I MP MP

Who’s Denis Grachev? and why are opponents intimidated by him?

D

enis Grachev is a Russian boxer/Muay Thai kickboxer who stands six-foot-one inches tall and weighs a sturdy 175 pounds. At 28 years old he’s as fit as any recruit finishing Marine Corps boot camp. In addition to his rock hard rectus abdominis, he has this Nordic look with the high cheek bones and shaved head to enhance his impregnable appearance.

Grachev, via Chaykovsky, Perm Krai, Russia, arrived in San Diego a little over four years ago. Ever since that time he’s worked diligently as an instructor and professional fighter to save enough money to get his wife, Maria, out of Russia. After just one year, he did just that. She now lives with him in his Downtown apartment, attends a nearby school and plans to give birth to their first child in late March.

Perhaps because of his sensitive nature, Grachev rarely laughs and only gives a polite upturned smile when someone jokes with him. After going through what many would call difficult times, Grachev seems even more focused than ever.

His manager, Mark Dion, will tell you he’s a rare breed who never needs overseeing. “Denis is too disciplined an athlete. He trains all the time. He knows what it takes to win. After every win, there’s never any showboating. He’s as humble a guy as you’ll ever meet. What can I say, he’s a great guy. He doesn’t do drugs. He doesn’t drink and he doesn’t chase women.

“My problem is, I can’t get anyone to fight him. This year alone, I applied for, but was turned down for 54 fights. I make 50 to 100 calls a month trying to get him work. Nobody wants to fight him.”

After competing in combat sports since he was fifteen years old, Grachev has accomplished much. He’s the current IKF Muay Thai Light Cruiserweight World Champ with a record of 15-2-0, 9 KO’s; he’s also a two time World Kickboxing Champion (2000, 2005) and four time Russian National Champion. His MMA record stands at 4-1-0, 1 KO, with 2 submissions. He’s also an undefeated professional boxer with 8 wins, no losses, with 4 KO’s.

When he’s not training or coaching someone, Grachev will head up to the mountains for some R&R. He enjoys skiing and snowboarding or an occasional visit to the beach. After finishing his fighting career, he would like to run his own gym.

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Recorded in a monumental inscription erected in 146 A.D., the figure eclipses the fortunes of all modern sport stars, including golfer Tiger Woods, hailed by Forbes magazine last fall “sports’ first billion-dollar man.”

Diocles, “the most eminent of all charioteers,” according to the inscription, was born in Lusitania, in what is now Portugal and south-west Spain, and started his spectacular career in 122 A.D., when he was 18.

Life for a charioteer in Rome wasn’t easy. Often slaves who could eventually buy their freedom, these racers engaged in wild laps of competition at the Circus Maximum, running a total of about 4,000 meters (nearly 2.5 miles).

“After seven savage laps, those who managed not to be upended or killed and finish in the top three took home prizes,” wrote Struck.

Experienced charioteers drove hard-to-manage chariots driven by four or even more horses.

Their sporting equipment included a leather helmet, shin guards, chest protector, a jersey, a whip, and a sharp knife with which to cut the reins if the chariot overturned.

Although drivers did not have their helmets or whips blessed by generous sponsorship, they could rely on stables or factions, basically teams similar to today’s MilitaryPressOctB&W2010.ai 1 09/07/2010 9:21:34 AM

Formula One: the Reds, Greens, Blues and Whites.

“The drivers affiliated with teams supported by large businesses that invested heavily in training and upkeep of the horses and equipment,” said Struck.

Diocles won his first race two years after his debut with the Whites, four years later, he briefly moved with the great rivals the Greens. But had the most success with the Reds, with whom he remained until the end of his career at the age of “42 years, 7 months, and 23 days.”

He is said to have won 1,462 of his 4,257 races and finished second 861 times, making nine horse “centenari” (100-time winners) and one horse, Pompeianus, a 200-time winner.

The inscription details his winning tactics: he “took the lead and won 815 times,” took the competitors by surprise by “coming from behind and winning 67 times,” and “won in stretch 36 times.”

Although other racers surpassed him in the total number of victories -- a driver called Pompeius Musclosus collected 3,599 winnings -- Diocles became the richest of all, as he run and won at big money events. For example, he is recorded to have made 1,450,000 sesterces in just 29 victories.

Struck calculated that Diocles’ s total earnings of 35,863,120 sesterces were enough to provide grain for the entire population of Rome for one year, or to fund the Roman Army at its height for more than two months.

“By today’s standards that last figure, assuming the apt comparison is what it takes to pay the wages of the American armed forces for the same period, would cash out to about $15 billion,” wrote Struck.

“Even without his dalliances, it is doubtful Tiger could have matched it,” he added.

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Vasquez Can’t Get No Satisfaction Following their 38-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, second-year guard Louis Vasquez sat down with MP reporter Art Garcia Jr and answered a few questions. As he prepared for their trip to Seattle and a few days before Marcus McNeill signed his tender, Vasquez – a third-round pick out of Texas Tech – talked about his experience as a rookie and the fact that despite being selected to the All-Rookie Team

by Pro Football Weekly and the Professional Football Writers Association, he is not one to rest on his early accolades.

INTERVIEW WITH VASQUEZ AG: Coming out of the spread offense at Texas Tech, what was the biggest adjustment for you and what was your goal coming into the NFL? LV: Definitely the speed of the game and the amount of information they throw at you and expect you to pick it up. I just wanted to pick up and learn as much as I could, information wise, and adjust from the spread offense we ran in college to the pro-style offense that we run here. I feel I did a phenomenal job that first (training) camp of making the adjustment and

I ended up starting. Coming into my second year I feel a lot more comfortable.

AG: How different was training camp this year as opposed to coming in as a rookie?

LV: I knew what to expect this year because that first camp as a rookie your head is kind of spinning around. This year my comfort level is much higher because I knew what to expect (before camp). Other than getting used to the speed at this level, football is football. You just need to learn how to slow the game

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down (to make it less complicated) at this level – that is another big adjustment.

AG: You had a lot of injuries along the offensive line last year yet you guys still were able to piece it together. How did you hold things together?

LV: Unfortunately both Nick (Hardwick) and I both went down with injuries the first game last year – then I was able to come back (after missing two games) and we were able to find a way to win with the guys we had. All of us on the offensive line stay pretty close and

SPORTS NEWS I I MP MP we gel throughout all of training camp and the preseason where we were able to go on that 11-game win streak -- so that sort of speaks for itself.

AG: Jacob Hester said that during his rookie year he was so worried about missing a block for LT that it slowed his progress as a player. Did that happen to you at all either in your run blocking or pass blocking trying to protect Philip Rivers?

LV: The biggest thing is you can’t go out there and be afraid to mess up because nobody plays a perfect game – even Hall-of-Famers mess up. The key is, once you make that mistake you need to say, ‘Oh well, short memory’ – go back to the huddle and get ready for the next play.

AG: You were voted to the AllRookie Team despite missing two games, how satisfying was that?

LV: I was surprised. I was happy that I had made it but I’m not satisfied yet – I don’t think I’ll be ever satisfied, that’s just my nature. This year I’m going to try as hard as I can to make the Pro Bowl.

AG: With Marcus holding out many people feel like the offensive line could be a weak link on the field.

Have you heard that talk and what’s your response?

LV: We might have heard a chirp here or there, but Dombrowski has done a great job over there (left tackle) filling the shoes of Marcus McNeill. We’re ready to play the whole season without Marcus and Dombrowski will be just fine.

AG: Having busted your butt to become a starter as a rookie you get hurt the first game of the year on Monday Night Football versus the Raiders. How hard was it for you to have to sit and watch those two games you had to miss?

LV: You never want to sit down

and watch your buddies go out there because you already built so much together and you don’t want to let them down. You feel like a sense that you’re letting them down because you’re not out there shedding blood, sweat and tears with them. It’s hard to sit on the sideline but that’s part of the game.

AG: Many people feel that the window of opportunity for a Super Bowl appearance is closing fast.

What is it going to take to get this team to the next level?

LV: Staying together as a team through rough times – the good, the bad – and continue to work on all the details (of the game plan) and stay focused all season long.

AG: A person in the front office told me to keep an eye on the offensive line because they are pissed-off at not only the comments made by LT, but also having finished the season ranked 31st in rushing offense. Is there any truth in that?

LV: Yeah we’ve heard the talk that ‘they throw the ball too much and can’t run block.’ So we want to go out and kind of prove that we can move the ball on the ground.

The Endzone: In their two losses, the Chargers have surrendered a total of 571 return yards and three touchdowns on special teams; been penalized 16 times for 113 yards; and have lost the turnover battle by giving up 6 takeaways (4 fumbles/2 interceptions) and gaining just two (1 fumble/1 interception). Getting defensive – the defense has given up just two touchdowns and three field goals in the 10 drives opponents have started in Chargers’ territory. Initial diagnosis on Vasquez’ knee is a strained medial collateral ligament.

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Here in America we are descended in blood and in spirit from revolutionists and rebels - men and women who dare to dissent from accepted doctrine. As their heirs, may we never confuse honest dissent with disloyal subversion. – Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight David “Ike” Eisenhower ( October 14, 1890 – March 28, 1969) was a five-star general in the United States Army and the 34th President of the United States, from 1953 until 1961, and the last to be born in the 19th century. During World War II, he served as Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in Europe, with responsibility for planning and supervising the successful invasion of France and Germany in 1944–45, from the Western Front. In 1951, he became the first supreme commander of NATO. 1955 consumerism takes off in a big way with the sale of some 7.9 million cars in the US with 7 out of 10 families now owning a motor car, and new laws were put in place requiring seat belts to be installed on all new cars. The

average wages were now $3,851 per year, and the minimum wage was raised to $1.00 per hour. The first McDonalds was erected in 1955 and more fast foods and TV dinners are appearing including fish fingers. The first cans of Coca-Cola are sold up till then it had only been sold in bottles. Rock and Roll music continues to grow in popularity with more idols including Elvis Presley , Bill Haley and the Comets, Chuck Berry and The Platters, and young men’s fashion matches the times with pink shirts and charcoal grey suits.

The 1955 World Series matched the Brooklyn Dodgers against the New York Yankees, with the Dodgers winning the Series in seven games to capture their first championship in franchise history.

It would be the only Series the Dodgers won in Brooklyn

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(the team relocated to Los Angeles after the 1957 season). The last time the Brooklyn franchise won a World Championship was in 1900. The team was called the Brooklyn Superbas, the event was called the Chronicle-Telegraph Cup, and the opponent was their fellow National League Pittsburgh Pirates.

This series would also mark the end of a long period of invulnerability for the Yankees in the World Series. It was the Yankees’ first loss in a World Series since 1942 and only their second since 1926. While the Yankees were 15-2 in Series Appearances during that time, they would lose again in 1957, 1960, 1963, and 1964, for a record of 4-5 in World Series over the next decade.

The two teams were meeting in a World Series for the fifth time in nine years, with the Yankees having won in 1947, 1949, 1952 and 1953.

What Events Happened In 1955 US military intervention in Iran Hurricane Diane hits the northeast United States, killing 200 and causing over $1 billion in damage Great Britain declares State of Emergency due to National Rail Strike The first Commercial TV Station with advertisements starts in London, England UK British Newspapers Not Printed for 1 month due to strike in Fleet Street By Maintenance Workers Clement Attlee who oversaw the creation of the British Welfare System resigns as leader of the Labour Party Princess Margaret announces she will not marry divorced Group Captain Peter Townsend.

Canada The St. Lawrence Seaway opens to Ocean Vessels from Montreal to US ports on the Great Lakes The Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc allies sign the Warsaw Pact giving integration of military, economic and cultural policy between the eight Communist nations.

Great Britain effected by worst winter storms causing roads, rail and problems with food and medical supplies Disneyland opens in California on July 17th ‘In God We Trust’ is added to all US paper currency

United Airlines Flight 629 is blown up shortly after takeoff over Longmont, Colorado Ruth Ellis the last woman in England to be executed is hung at Holloway Prison 77 Die in a disaster at 24hr Le Mans Race The New Synthetic Material Polyurethane used in more and more everyday goods Emmett Till, a black fourteen year old teenager is murdered for not showing respect to a white woman in Money, Miss.

West Germany Joins NATO The Military seizes control in Argentina forcing Juan Peron to flee.

African American Rosa Parks is arrested after refusing to give up her bus seat to a white person in Montgomery Alabama

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1955

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First pocket transistor radios available Fish Fingers are marketed by Bird’s Eye The first Atomically generated power is used in the US Inventions Invented by Inventors and Country ( or attributed to First Use ) Atomic Clock England Hovercraft England by Christopher Cockerell Lego by Kirk Christiansen Velcro Switzerland by George De Mestral

First Guinness Book of World Records Published “The Mickey Mouse Club” debuts on ABC

Disneyland opens in California on July 17th

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Who can forget Marilyn Monroe in “The Seven Year Itch”?

Ray Kroc starts the McDonald’s fast food restaurant chain.

First riot at an Elvis Presley concert takes place in Jacksonville, FL “The $64,000 Question” the popular US television game show starts James Dean’s stars in the movie East of Eden

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Leaving his practice in New York in 2009 he came to San Diego for family and, of course, the weather. He comes from a Navy family, so he is one of us. He has created a state of the art facility in two locations, downtown at 702 C St. and Pacific Beach, 945 Hornblend St. Suite #B. He can do everything from simple filings to a full new beautiful set of crowns, to several levels of teeth whitening. The point is, he has it all, he is the best by virtue of three extra years of college training in his speciality, his office is state of the

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Marsha Jessee owner of Sacred Way Healing, holds a BA degree from UCSD as well as additional training in Alternative Healing Arts and Holistic Studies.

She taught massage therapy, anatomy and physiology for Kaplan University, as well as Reiki and Meditation workshops.

Marsha specializes in the treatment of the effects of prolonged stress. Her treatment plan is a holistic approach, which takes into account the mind, body and spirit of the patient. Recently in the US there has been a great deal in the news about the need of our combat veterans for help in readjusting to

life after war. Indeed this is a long-standing historical issue that deserves attention.

Marsha has treated Iraqi and Afghanistan Veterans. They are often deployed over and over. This takes a heavy toll on the spirit.

Her work helps after just a few treatments.

Her clients are better able to cope with the stresses of life after war and gives them ending or closure.

The physical part of the holistic approach is essentially aimed at helping the nervous and endocrine systems to return to balance.

The endocrine system is the system that controls and monitors stress reactions through a series of hormonal signals throughout the body. When someone is exposed to constant uninterrupted stress this system can get overloaded and stuck in the “on” position. This leads to what we call PTSD or post traumatic stress disorder.

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So many are military men and their family

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(A veteran says) “First we need to come back home to smiles and hugs and a feeling of thank God (relief) we made it home. Then our men need some way to heal so they can adjust to a comfortable level of reality, a balance between the past and the present.”

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My mother taught me TO THINK AHEAD... “If you don’t pass your spelling test, you’ll never get a good job!”

My mother taught me ESP... “Put your sweater on; don’t you think that I know when you’re cold?”

Golfing Two men were golfing, and the fairway of the hole they were playing was adjacent to a road. The first man was setting up for his swing, when a funeral procession went by on the road. He stopped, faced the procession for a moment, then bowed his head in prayer as the hearse passed by. Only when the procession had passed out of view did he resume playing, driving his ball to the green.

As they were walking toward the green, the second man said, “That was a touching show of respect for the the deceased back there. I had no idea you were so sentimental.”

The first man shrugged and said, “It’s the least I could do. I was married to her for thirty years.”

What My Mother Taught Me My mother taught me LOGIC... “If you fall off that swing and break your neck, you can’t go to the store with me.”

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My mother taught me about ANTICIPATION... “Just wait until your father gets home.”

My mother taught me about RECEIVING... “You are going to get it when we get home.”

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Day Show Morning Schedule • Radio-Controlled Aircraft Demonstration (pre-show) • Sean Tucker, “Oracle Challenger” • Shockley’s “ShockWave” Jet Truck • Bill Leff, AT-6 “Texan” • Dan Buchanan’s Special Effects Hang Glider • John Collver, “Wardog” AT-6 “Texan” • Bret Willat, “Sailplane Magic” Day Show Afternoon Schedule • Opening Ceremonies / Invocation / National Anthem / Flag Drop • Commanding Officer’s Remarks • U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team • Marine Air-Ground Assault Demo (MAGTF) • F-16 Fighting Falcon Demo • F/A-18 Super Hornet Demo • Legacy Flight: F/A-18 Super Hornet and F4-U Corsair • Sean Tucker, “Oracle Challenger”

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AT THE MOVIES with Roger Ebert I MP

NOW PLAYING Never Let Me Go

Drama, R, 104 minutes). In an alternative time line, test-tube babies are created solely for the purpose of acting as donors for body parts. Raised in seclusion, they accept their role. Are they really human, after all? In this sensitive, teary adaptation of the Kazuo Ishiguro novel, three of them begin to glimpse the reality of their situation, and its tragedy.

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Catfish

(Documentary, PG-13, 86 minutes).

An intriguing documentary about a New York video maker who begins a correspondence with an 8-year-old girl artist in Ishpeming, Mich., and then finds himself friendly with her mom and beginning a cyber romance with her 19-year-old sister. This leads to an impulsive trip to Michigan. Although some at Sundance 2010 thought the film might be a fake, everyone in the film is exactly as the film portrays them.

There are some revelations, of which the

most touching involve the deep nature of Angela, the mother. Rating: Three stars.

Buried

(Suspense thriller, R, 93 minutes). Paul Conroy (Ryan Reynolds) is a truck driver working for a private contractor in Iraq. He comes to consciousness in blackness. He feels around and finds a lighter. In its flame his worst fears are realized. He has been kidnapped, buried alive and is a hostage. Taking place entirely within the coffin, this is a superior suspense picture that’s ingenious in devising plausible events inside the limited space. Rating: Three and a half stars.

You Again

(Comedy, PG, 118 minutes). When Kristen Bell finds out her brother (Jimmy Wolk) is engaged to marry Odette Yustman, who picked on her in high school, a series of predictable obligatory scenes breaks out. A promising cast gives scant pleasure, although Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver do a terrific cheerleading act together. Betty

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Jack Goes Boating

some of her pals by making up reports of their prowess. Sounds crass. Isn’t.

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(Comedy romance, R, 91 minutes). Philip Seymour Hoffman directs and stars in a four-hander involving a painfully shy man (Hoffman) and a timid, wounded woman (Amy Ryan) who are brought together by a matchmaking married couple (John Ortiz and Daphne RubinVega). During the course of a dinner party, a delicate romantic evening collapses into an emotional melee.

Based on Bob Glaudini’s play, made special by the vulnerability projected by the actors. Rating: Three stars.

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(Comedy, PG-13, 93 minutes). Funny, star-making role for Emma Stone, as a high school girl nobody notices until she’s too embarrassed to admit she spent the weekend home alone and claims she had sex with a college boy.

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CFC Contributions Help FEED THE CHILDREN Provide Relief to U.S. Children and Families In 2009, U.S. military personnel and Federal civilian employees pledged more than $1.5 million to Feed The Children through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Your generosity plays an important role in helping Feed The Children to continue our mission:

The Eagle: America’s Tall Ship is a never-before-seen look at one of the most unique US Coast Guard training exercises at sea. Christened in the German Navy and seized as a war prize during World War II, the Eagle today trains over 600 new officer cadets every year, With a call to “Sail Stations”, the action begins-trainess must learn to climb rigging that takes them 130 feet above the water, unfurl sails while they battle turbulence and heavy seas, and go through other rigorous drills like flood control, safetly, man overboard, firefighting, damage control, first aid, navigation, line handling and more. Also, meet the exceptional breed of men and women who call the Eagle home-hear their stories in their own words, their lives, their loves, and what it takes to e a seafarer.

Writer-producer-director, David Wittkower, the award winning documentary filmmaker of Cowboy Up: Inside the Extreme World of Bull Riding, Rodeo Combat, Turn & Burn: Inside the world of Barrel Racing and Challenege of Champions, once again provided an unprecedented first hand experience of life abaord America’s Tall Ship. The pace is hectic, the action is nonstop and the dangers are ever present.

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increasing numbers of our military personnel are deployed in conflicts around the world, Feed The Children’s mission of caring for hungry children and families in our own country is more crucial today than ever before.

In February 2009, Feed The Children established the Americans Feeding Americans Emergency Caravan to help children and families affected by the economic downturn. As of August 2010, the caravan had provided assistance to more than 135,000 families in some of the hardest-hit communities across the nation.

With so many full-time military, reserve and National Guard forces deployed overseas, many service families are hard-pressed to make ends meet during this difficult time. As a way to show appreciation for their sacrifices, Feed The Children has dispatched more than 946,000 pounds of food and essentials to military bases in 13 states across the country since 2002.

Additionally, we have shipped nearly 168,000 pounds of supplies – including personal hygiene items, books and CDs – directly to our soldiers serving in Iraq.

This is our way of saying “thank you” to these courageous men and women for their service to our country.

Special initiatives such as the Americans Feeding Americans Emergency Caravan and our military relief efforts are only possible because of the kindness of our donors, including those who contribute through the CFC. Thank you again for

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Julian Trip Trip open to all active duty and a guest, 18+ years.

The RECYARD, NBSD: 619-556-5085 Saturday, October 2 • 8 am • $5 active/$10 guest Get out of the city and spend the day in beautiful Julian, California. There’s no better way to enjoy your day than with some fresh air and even fresher famous Julian apple pie! Grab your friends and sign up today!

Miramar Air Show: Twilight Show Trip open to all active duty and a guest, 18+ years.

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Saturday, October 2 • 5-9 pm • $20 active/$25 guest This award-winning air show features top civilian and military aircraft and includes the Wall of Fire demo which holds a world record for its height and length. Also witness a USMC tactics demo where a battle situation is simulated.

Scream Zone Trip open to all active duty and a guest, 18+ years.

Q-Zone, NAB: 619-437-3190 Saturday, October 9 • 6 pm • $30 active/$35 guest Think you’re tough? Join the Q-Zone as we head north to the Del Mar Scaregrounds to enjoy the House of Horror, Haunted Hayride and The Chamber. Will you be the first to scream or the last?

Haunted Hotel Liberty.Rec, NASNI: 619-545-2878 Friday, October 15 • 6-9 pm • $20 active/$25 guest You’re in for a devilishly spooky night!

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Rec downtown to San Diego’s very own Haunted Hotel. Come prepared to be scared! Cost includes your ride and admission.

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Liberty.Rec, NASNI: 619-545-2878 Saturday, October 16 • 7 am • $45 active/$50 guest • Sign up by 10/4 Don’t miss out on this movie-making, action-packed adventure to Universal Studios in Hollywood. Cost includes your ride and park admission.

Oktoberfest 5K Run & 2-Mile Walk Wednesday, October 20 • 11 am Kick off Oktoberfest month with a scenic run/walk overlooking the San Diego Bay! Event starts and finishes at NASNI’s Quay Wall with T-shirts for all participants. For more details contact MWR’s Main Fitness Center, NASNI, Bldg. 281, at 619-545-2877.

Admiral Baker Fall Golf Expo Saturday, October 23 • 9 am-2 pm Get fitted and have your clubs built on the spot just like the Tour Pros! Representatives from various companies are on hand to answer questions and help find the equipment that fits YOU best. Admiral Baker Golf Course, 2400 Admiral Baker Road • Mission Gorge Area • 619-4870090 Monster Manor Trip

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Being a mother can be a tough job and it can be tough on your body. Unfortunately with childbearing and breast-feeding comes unwanted changes on your body like stretch marks, loose skin, saggy breasts, and weight gain. It is essential for a mother to take good care of her family as well as herself.

Self-confidence is key when it comes to being a mom.

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Breast Augmentation is performed to increase the size and fullness of the breast. Women whose breasts are disproportionately small, or whose breasts have sagged or “deflated” after childbirth, or who have uneven shape or size breasts, are candidates for the procedure.

Abdominoplasty, also known as the “tummy tuck,” is an operation performed to remove excess fatty tissue and skin folds in the mid and lower abdominal region and to tighten up the abdominal wall muscles. When women have had children, the lining of the abdominal muscles can spread and the abdomen can develop a bulge.

Mastopexy refers to lifting and reshaping of the breast. It can be combined with an increase in breast size (augmentation-mastopexy). The

operation involves rearranging the breast tissue, shifting the nipple position and increasing the breast firmness by tightening the skin.

Modern innovations in breast lift techniques include limited incision techniques and nipple sensation sparing techniques.

Liposuction surgery has now become the most commonly performed operation in Plastic Surgery. This procedure is used to improve your figure in either one specific area, or in several areas. Modern liposculpture is a both a scientific procedure and an artistic one, incorporating a concern for the patient’s well-being and health during and after surgery with a genuine artistic sculpting of tissues.

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San Diego - The annual MCAS Miramar Air Show, will be celebrated October 1 – 3. It showcases various types of aircraft, including vintage biplanes, the Air Force Thunderbirds, a Navy Super Hornet and numerous stealth fighter jets. The weekend includes simulated combat demonstrations, a Twilight Show with the Great Wall of Fire and a fireworks grand finale. Find out more at www.fleetweeksandiego.org or visit the San Diego Convention & Visitors Bureau’s Web site, www.sandiego.org. Also kicking off the month is one of the largest Oktoberfest festivals west of the Mississippi. Five food courts, beer gardens, oompapa bands, dancing, a carnival for kids and lots of fun can be found among the 400 booths in a six square block area in La Mesa, October 1 – 3. Go to www.lmvma.com for more information. Suggestion: take the Trolley to the event. In Balboa Park, the world famous science center is named after him, but who

the heck was Reuben H. Fleet?

Major Reuben H. Fleet was a pioneer in American aviation. He was commissioned by President Woodrow Wilson to form the U.S. Air Mail Service, making him Air Mail Pilot #1. Later, he became involved in aircraft manufacturing and moved his company from Buffalo, NY to San Diego. His firm, Consolidated Aircraft, built many of the famous bombers of World War II, including B-24 Liberators and PBY Catalina Flying Boats. He later sold his company to Vultee Aircraft, which in turn changed its name to Convair. Now you know. There’s lots going on at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center this month.

For children, there is a Saturday Science Club, for preschoolers and their parents an Astronomy Adventure, for seniors a Monday lecture and film on the 4th., for everyone Autumn Constellations “Sky tonight” on the 6th., plus Balboa Park Family Day on the 30th. To get the full rundown, go to www.rhfleet.org or call 1-619-238-1233. Note: San Diego residents get in free on the first Tuesday of each month.

Pasadena - ArtWeekend, October 8 – 10, is Southern California’s largest, free urban festival. The city-wide event features music, an open-air art market, gallery walk, a cultural dance festival, edible art, the Latino Heritage Parade, live music, children’s activities and free admission to Pasadena’s museums. There is complimentary shuttle service between the venues.

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‘Spinal Tap’ crew teams up again “I THINK being funny is not anyone’s first choice,” said Woody Allen.

WHEN YOU hear the names Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer and Michael McKean, what comes to mind?

“Spinal Tap,” of course -- the great “mockumentary” by which all other parodies are compared. This team also did “A Mighty Wind,” “Waiting for Guffman” and the fabulous “Best in Show.”

Jane Lynch (although with her “Glee” fame and schedule, she might be harder to catch now) and Parker Posey.

The guys are still being asked to do a sequel to “Spinal Tap” but Christopher Guest insists nothing could come close to the original -- why even try?

Now we hear that Guest, Shearer and McKean are putting their heads together to make a movie about the world of retro collectors; people who ferret out such things as old comic books, Barbie dolls, vintage magazine ads, vinyl 45 rpm singles, or even -- ick! -- Charles Manson song lyrics written on Kleenex.

There’s a massive underground of collectors who would do the Borgia’s proud as they scheme and double-cross to possess the item they crave. (Those who collect movie star memorabilia can be especially treacherous.)

The usual suspects are being considered -- Michael Patrick Higgins,

HMMM ... “Don’t ask, don’t tell.”

That leads me right to Lady Gaga and her impassioned stand and remarks on the matter of gays serving in the military.

(The GOP is now holding up legislation that would repeal this ridiculous edict.)

I read somewhere that Gaga had “made a fool of herself.” Not at all, I

thought her remarks were right on. She said those who should be targeted are any soldiers who feel uncomfortable with gay men and women in their midst.”

The Lady suggested a new motto -- “If you don’t like it go home!”

I WAS remiss the other day in reporting on Jackie Bisset receiving France’s prestigious Legion d’ honneur.

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The deluge of new primetime series is beginning, with the major networks set to introduce 15 programs next week alone. And no, I haven’t turned into a blithering idiot yet, though we’re getting dangerously close.

For those waiting to see how the critics react (and let’s hope nobody’s losing sleep), it seemed like an opportune time to explain a bit about this process, and the ways in which Variety differs from other outlets.

Admittedly, pausing to discuss criticism risks looking self-aggrandizing, but I’ll endure those charges -- mostly because it’s always surprising how little understanding exists regarding how critics operate. Indeed, even veteran producers and execs -- people who theoretically ought to know better -- can still harbor gross misconceptions.

Examples include the producer who blogged about settling his beef over a negative review with a baseball bat (for which he later apologized), t h e showrunner who insisted my pan of his show was “vindictive for no particular reason” and the former network executives who only seemed to agree upon their mutual conviction that every discouraging word represented a personal vendetta.

Finally, there’s the “Entourage” gang,

which amusingly indulged in an episode where a character strolled into Variety’s office to tell its squirrelly-looking TV critic to piss off.

The overriding theme is the assumption that one person’s opinion must be tethered to some nefarious or ulterior motive -- or, conversely represents a life-long pledge of loyalty and admiration.

Neither is true. Like the fine print in banking ads, past performance is no guarantee of future success. Through the years nobody has provided me more hours of TV viewing pleasure than David Milch and Steven Bochco, and I confess to liking both personally. Yet that didn’t stop me from blasting the former’s “John From Cincinnati” and bemoaning the latter’s “Raising the Bar.” However self-indulgent it may seem, then, let’s set the record straight on a few things before the fall onslaught is unleashed.

For starters, I tend to err on the side of caution when praising pilots.

This is in part because I’ve been burned too often by shows that started well -frontloading all the good stuff -and then fizzled.

So you might see a lot of hedging words like “promising,” “potential” or “initially,” because A) I have a limited vocabulary; and B) despite growing pressure to issue

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Last fall, my positive “Modern Family” review would have been much more unqualified by midseason, for example, while “FlashForward” had already squandered virtually all its goodwill before Halloween.

In such matters, declaring victory prematurely is frequently a bad idea.

A disclaimer would be when I’ve seen multiple episodes, like HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire” (the first six) or FX’s “Terriers” (five).

After screening that many there’s at least a sense the producers know where they’re heading -- and even then, there are exceptions: “Heroes” rapidly descended from anticipation into tedium, “Dexter” won me over, and I still haven’t been able to entirely make up my mind about AMC’s “Rubicon” after eight episodes.

On the flip side, if a pilot is truly awful, that’s a very bad sign. Yes, shows can improve, but when the prototype that

sold your show stinks -- the one you had months to craft and nurture -- it’s difficult to recover from that creatively.

Because Variety is a trade paper, I also try to step outside myself long enough to venture some analysis (more like an educated guess) as to how well these programs will perform, regardless of how I might feel about them. Those assessments are based on time period, network and history, along with intangible factors.

Finally, I realize programs represent people’s livelihoods and never take those efforts lightly. A lot of blood, toil and sweat go into producing these shows, and while I might occasionally be flippant in writing about them (a good review should entertain as well as inform), it’s possible to be tough without being mean-spirited, provided the views expressed are fair and honest.

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MAD MAX to MAD MEN “I BELIEVE in the forgiveness of sin and the redemption of ignorance,” said Adlai Stevenson.

NOW HERE’S an astonishing rumor about one of my favorite TV shows and one of my least favorite public figures.

I do mean AMC’s “Mad Men” and Hollywood’s madman, Mel Gibson.

I hear that Mel, who has been laying low since the release of all those private phone chats with his ex Oksana Grigorieva, met with “Mad Men” creator Matthew Weiner about the possibility of guest-starring in an “MM” story arc next season -- that would be season five, which begins filming next July.)

Mel is a huge fan of the series and really wants in.

Most experts agree that Mel’s movie career is kaput. I don’t quite agree on that myself, but some close to Mel assert that he thinks so himself.

Weiner -- who is Jewish and can overlook Mel’s infamous drunk rant of several years ago -- told a pal recently that he sees a lot of dramatic potential pitting Mel against Don Draper. Well, that’s for sure, and for all of Mel’s issues, I’ve always thought he was a very good and appealing actor.

Mel on “Mad Men” -- perhaps an inevitable career move. As George Sanders said to Marilyn in “All About Eve”: “Your next step, I think, should be toward television.”

OLIVER STONE’S “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” premiered in Manhattan on Monday night.

I have to say this was one of the most massive premieres ever. The red carpet was jammed and the line of people waiting for tickets (from the usually swift Will Call table) snaked around the block. And the screaming from the paparazzi was deafening. There was that “little something extra” in the air.

A lot of it had to do with anticipation for the film itself, Oliver’s sequel to one of the most iconic movies ever, a 1987 film that mirrored its money-mad time and spawned half a dozen famous quotes. It was a hit and a cult film, all at the same time.

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Only its creator, Mr. Stone could have, and should have, carried the story of Gordon Gekko forward in a brand-new age of greed and financial convulsions.

(New century, same old story -- money c h a n g e s everything, and everyone.)

Hyping the mood further, was the added tension of seeing the star, Michael Douglas, who is valiantly battling cancer. (Michael looked good, if a bit thinner than usual, accompanied by his gorgeous wife, Catherine ZetaJones. They both smiled radiantly.) The red carpet reporters, the photographers, and the fans gathered around the Ziegfeld Theater were in a state of high anxiety awaiting the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. When they appeared, you could hear the cheers and screaming from a block away.

Aside from Michael, the film’s younger leading man Shia LaBeouf was there -- this hot kid received his own shrieking reception -- as well as such worthies as Barbara Walters, Tyra Banks, Courtney Love, the Carl Icahns, the Spike Lees, Broadway’s Cheyenne Jackson, Brett Ratner, Warren Buffett, singers Moby and Rob Thomas and the Lorne Michaels.

THE MOVIE? Well, there are fascinating aspects to it, for sure.

(It’s Oliver Stone, folks!) Although fictionalized, at its best it has an almost documentary feel. As banks face collapse, Wall Street traders betray each other and chaos reigns. Those who pay attention to financial scandals will recognize the thinly disguised scandals of Goldman-Sachs and Lehman Brothers. It is also magnificently photographed -- Manhattan has never looked so cruelly beautiful or powerful.

The sweeping shots of buildings glinting in the sun take your breath away and give you shivers.

And then there is the plot -- Gordon Gekko, the disgraced Wall Street big shot, out of prison, shaping a new life, attempting to reconcile with his daughter (perpetually sad faced Carrie Mulligan, another one of Oliver’s Stone’s nowhere women), tangling with old enemies (saturnine, sinister Josh Brolin).

Gekko also fascinates a surprisingly idealistic new young turk (Shia LaBeouf, who is all kinetic energy and appealing vulnerability). Mr. Douglas as Gordon Gekko, is sensational.

THE FILM is also studded with smaller appearances, some mere cameos -- the eternal Sylvia Miles, reprising her original role as a real estate broker, Susan Sarandon as Shia’s mother, giving, frankly, a terrible performance, the great Frank Langella as Shia’s mentor, Mr. Stone himself, which is really quite distracting, and even Charlie Sheen, who starred with Douglas in the original film. Sheen, caked with makeup, looks older than Douglas. Austin Pendelton plays Shia’s scientist friend who has created some new “fusion energy” project, but Pendleton’s scenes, with the actor dressed up in a white lab coat, are giggle-inducing, and I don’t think they’re meant to be. The veteran Eli Wallace is also on hand, shockingly frail but vital to the story. And New York’s own event-giver deluxe, Peggy Siegal has her own lingering, beautifully lit close-up at a party sequence.

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There is an ultimate sentimentality that rankles and is out of character -- the movie is best when everybody is behaving their worst, or at least when you’re wondering if somebody’s getting fleeced (a subway sequence with Douglas and Shia is riveting.)

And I wish Oliver, whom I admire as a filmmaker, would use his female characters to better advantage. I won’t give away the plot, but a more riveting denouement might have come had Carey Mulligan exerted her Gekko genes and not spent the entire movie weeping or moping.

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Homes are now available for immediate move-in at Mahogany including the popular two-story Plan 2. This floor plan features 3,533 square feet with four bedrooms, bonus room, 3.5 baths, a two-car garage with huge storage area and a downstairs master bedroom suite. Pricing for Plan 2 homes starts at $644,900 and includes front and backyard landscaping, granite kitchen countertops and stainless steel appliances.

“When analyzing quality and cost per square foot, Mahogany is a great value compared to similar-sized homes in comparable neighborhoods just blocks away in La Costa Oaks,” said Heramb.

One two-story Plan 3 home is now available for 30-day move-in. This turnkey residence, Lot 3018, is priced to sell at $649,900 and includes upgraded flooring and window treatments, installed front- and rear-yard landscaping, and builder incentives to be used toward closing costs. This move-in ready Plan 3 home has 3,556 square feet with four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Mahogany also features a popular single-story Plan 5 floor plan, with either three or four bedrooms and three bathrooms. This best-seller has been sold out for months, but one Plan 5 recently became available, priced at $596,900. This home features a great room, large kitchen with loads of cabinets and countertop space and would be available for move-in by the end of the year.

In addition to incentives, Brookfield Homes currently offers a $5,000 referral to anyone who refers a person who buys a home from Brookfield.

In order for a person to receive the $5,000, the buyer they refer must be a first-time visitor to the Brookfield community, the buyer must purchase before Dec. 31, 2010, and the buyer must close escrow. The referred buyer will receive $10,000 in credit towards closing costs, options and/or upgrades.

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This film tells the story Jake Moore (Shia LaBeouf), a young man on Wall Street trading under the watchful eye of his boss Louis Zable (Frank Langella). He is also in love with Winnie (Carey Mulligan) and is planning to marry her.

There is one details – Winnie is the daughter of jailed Wall Street corporate raider Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) who was finally released from prison. Gordon has become an author and public speaker, which interests Jake.

But everything begins to fall apart, as the global economy begins to crumble; it is the Wall Street tycoons that begin to bite each other in the backs. The first victim is Jake’s beloved boss Zable – now Jake wants answers.

Without telling Winnie he enlists Gekko to help him find out who was out to destroy his boss. All of this leads to Bretton James (Josh Brolin), a cold and calculating man who has no problem crushing anyone around him that gets in his way.

Jake forgets he is swimming with sharks and must find his answers without losing Winnie or his soul.

FINAL WORD: This is quite a role for LaBeouf. His wit and sharp turn of a line is actually quite well done here. His character leads with his emotions and that’s his downfall.

Mulligan is just lovely on screen. As Winnie you can totally believe the pain this character has gone through as the daughter of Gordon Gekko. Wanting to believe her father yet knowing the pitfalls, Mulligan plays it well.

Brolin is just cold in his role as James. Remind you of anyone back in say 1987 when the words “greed is good” were uttered for the first time? James has the killer instinct and Brolin’s cold stare makes it perfect.

The winner here is Douglas. Reprising his role as Gordon Gekko having gone through prison and wanting to be a phoenix is awesome. With steely blue eyes he still manages to get people to do what he wants them to – whether they

realize it or not.

Douglas says of his role, “As high as we saw Gordon Gekko in 1987 – this is how low he is in the beginning of this film”. Playing Gekko won Douglas his Oscar in 1988 for Best Actor – can another for the same role be on his horizon?

Other cast include: Susan Sarandon as Sylvia Moore, Eli Wallach as Jules Steinhardt, Jason Clark as Jack Schweitzer, Vanessa Ferlito as Audrey, with two amazing cameos of Oliver Stone as a trader and another very recognizable face but I am not going to spoil it for anyone.

This is the sequel to the 1987 film “Wall Street” which was hugely popular. Director Stone never quite understood why Gordon Gekko became such a fixture to filmgoers but has clearly done the sequel justice.

It has only taken twenty-two years but well worth the wait.

TUBS OF POPCORN: I give “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” three and a half tubs of popcorn out of five. The story is believable and it is filmed very well. Coming in at 133 minutes there is so much to experience the viewer will want more.

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I thought of this when reading the story in the new Vanity Fair of the epic struggle between Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal and Arthur Sulzberger’s New York Times.

I have to agree with Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter’s opinion that New York City is big enough for both newspapers and we need them both.

Yesterday, in my local Bon-Bon Hair Salon on 3rd Avenue, my stylist Lolita was humming and singing along with Lady Gaga and told me how talented and wonderful this showbiz phenomenon really is.

Be that as it may, my own admiration for Lady Gaga increased when I learned from watching “The Rachel Maddow Show” that Gaga had several “dates” the night of the MTV Awards. She was accompanied by at least four former members of the Armed Services, men and women who had been dismissed under the disastrous “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” debacle.

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1Br's $925 to $1095

2Br Flats/twnhm's $1150 to $1395 $500 Dep. Remodeled apts. avail. w/yard/decks. No pets.

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Close to shopping & beaches!!

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deposit $400 duplex-style Patio, pool, assigned prkng No pets

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Ocean Beach

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1 & 2br's avail. 815sf - 1015sf

$999 to $1300/mo.

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760.231.9477

3699 Barnard Dr. Oceanside

2Br/2Ba Apartment 200 off 1st month's rent 1260/mo + $1260 dep.

$

$

Offering gas BBQ, Coin-op lndry, shared garage, completely gated.

2 blks to beach. NO PETS

Call for appt. Ask for Donna

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Ocean Beach

4835 Pacific Coast Hwy

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5072 W. Point Loma Blvd. $

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2 BR 1 BA starting $875 2 BR 2 BA starting $975 $ 0 Deposit OAC Free Credit Check w/LES Gated Community with pool & laundry Optional Garages Available

Cats Ok w/Pet Deposit.

1515 Date St., Vista 92083

760.630.1515

VISTA Studio, 1br & 2br apts.

9209 Kenwood drive 619.433.0150

With garage or carport.

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spring Valley/ rancho sd area 2 rooms for rent, Full kitchen priv. W/D, Plenty of parking. Pool/Jac. $600/ea. Incl. utilities call don 619.797.7908

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4br/2.5ba

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•3/2 Upper Apt $1400 •2/1 $1000 & up •1/1 $900 •Studio $800

3br house w/garage & Lndry, DW & HW floors

1Br, 1Ba, 2Br, 1Ba, Gated Comm., Pets OK.

760.250.7593

760-758-4741

2br/2ba, Full Kitchen $1050 Incl. Utilities

3865 Rosecrans Street

Good schools close to Pendleton.

Includes new wood flooring, Cathedral ceilings, granite countertops & SS appl's

2br/1 ½ba townhomes 960 sq ft, Patio, D/W, Central Air/Heat, Xtra Storage Pool/Fitness Ctr, Laundry, Gated Comm. Close to shopping/schools

2BR's, 4BR's Call for Move-in Specials 888.875.0638

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lowest PRiCes in town Storage old town

$2500 4Br/2½Ba Apt. Granite countertops, newer appl's, decks, fplc, laundry, gated prkg, rooftop deck. No pets.

4484 W. Point Loma Blvd.

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Aloha Village

Ideally located in Mission Valley Rent $1200 Open Mon-Fri 9-5 619.281.4006

220 47th Street, #C San Diego, CA 92102

for rent. Avail. 10/01/2010.

1264 sq. ft. of living space. $ 1695.00/mo.

Approx. 1.5 miles away from MCAS Miramar. Rent includes: water, sewage, pool/spa facilities. Unit includes: W/D, fridge, stove, DW, covered patio & 2 assigned parking.

Close to schools, shops, freeways, and restaurants. $ 1695 dep., 6-mth lease min.

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Why Rent an Apartment When DeLuz has all the convienence of Home Ownership

•No Lawn Care •No Utilities, A/C incl.

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•Private Garage

•Private Driveway •Pools & Parks •Community Center •Fallbrook School Dist.

•Weekly/Monthly Events Centrally located between the Naval Hospital & Main Exchange Complex.

Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School located on the property

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760-798-2794

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ON THE COVER I MP

KYLIE MINOGUE SEXINESS Standing at just under 5 feet tall, Kylie Minogue is something of an Australian sexual firecracker. Her smoldering physique, including a backside hailed

by The Sun in London as “a national treasure,” is magnified by a vivacious and sexually adventurous personality. Calling herself “a natural flirt” and an exhibitionist, Kylie likes to have a lot of passion in her relationships and has been known to fill the void on tour by having intimate phone conversations with her partners back home. Her boyfriends who have been lucky enough to travel with her have come to expect the unexpected.

Kylie Minogue’s celebrity ex-boyfriends date back to her Australian costar, Jason Donovan, from their TV series, Neighbours. From there, she became acquainted with the late INXS frontman, Michael Hutchence, and served as the inspiration for the band’s hit single, “Suicide Blonde.” In addition, she’s dated model James Gooding, actor Olivier Martinez, and currently, another model, Andres Velencoso.

For the men out there who feel that Kylie Minogue is clearly out of their league, there’s hope. In the ‘90s, she had a six-month relationship with comedian and ex-MTV personality Pauly Shore, who took her to

on her first trip to Las Vegas. While there’s still an APB out on the career whereabouts of Pauly Shore, at least he can retire knowing that he got further with Kylie Minogue than nearly all of the world’s population.

Her Album Aphrodite

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Who can hate Kylie?

She’s an Aussie superstar in Europe, Britain’s most beloved celebrity, and a global gay icon.

She survived several decades in the entertainment business, even flourished there, and perhaps most impressively, also beat breast cancer. After she finished chemo in 2006, she headed back to the studio. Her second album since then, and her eleventh studio album, Aphrodite is an ethereal blend of her pop sensibilities and down-tempo club jams.

Minogue’s strength has forever been in singles, and Aphrodite doesn’t contain anything as strong as

classic hits like “I Could Be So Lucky” or “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.” That said, it’s a fine album of danceable pop enthusiasm and is peppered with themes of personal liberation and freedom on the dance floor.

Opening track and first radio single “All The Lovers” is a bittersweet tribute to a current love.

Breathy and infused with raw sexuality, she sings, “All the lovers/That have come before/They don’t compare/To you.” While not yet a single, I’d be surprised if the title track doesn’t get some airplay.

One of the more catchy songs about how Minogue is “original, a golden girl,” it relies on her standard charming rhymes like “kiss me/miss me,” and I imagine more than a few anxious DJs will seek this one out for club remixes.

“Get Outta My Way” is both about personal empowerment and kicking no-good dudes to the curb. In typical tough gal Kylie fashion, she keeps repeating, “Now I showed you what I’m made of.

This album won’t change your life, but it could liven up a party, a long drive, or a jog around the lake. My slightly Eurotrashy self will definitely be keeping this in rotation this year.

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