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New WCHA is dead

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The WCHA commissioner said in the article he was optimistic that both Alaska teams would play this coming season.
Can't continue each and every year not knowing if UAA and UAF will be in the fold...sadly its time to move on...figure out what direction the Conference needs to do this year and next...make a plan. Nobody likes what's happening...but its happening no matter what...this year or next.
 
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Can't continue each and every year not knowing if UAA and UAF will be in the fold...sadly its time to move on...figure out what direction the Conference needs to do this year and next...make a plan. Nobody likes what's happening...but its happening no matter what...this year or next.

I've got it! NGSC! Not a Good Samaritan Conference.

GFM
 
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Are we a little bitter? (I totally understand.)

What are the odds of the new stadium being funded soon?

I'm more thinking about the Alaska schools. I don't see anything about this entire multi-use (student housing, retail, plus the multi-sport facility) area getting approved anytime in the next 2-3 years. "Master plan" means five years. They're likely waiting on a developer to help out.

GFM
 
Can't continue each and every year not knowing if UAA and UAF will be in the fold...sadly its time to move on...figure out what direction the Conference needs to do this year and next...make a plan. Nobody likes what's happening...but its happening no matter what...this year or next.

There are a few people who are happy with what's happening.
 
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There are a few people who are happy with what's happening.
So let me get this right. The bottom line is that the Gov wants to continue to give residents a significant check from the permanent fund. In order to do that he has to cut the University budget and layoff thousands, and that's what he is doing. He could reduce the amount and residents would still get 900 each but he'd rather cut the university.
 
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So let me get this right. The bottom line is that the Gov wants to continue to give residents a significant check from the permanent fund. In order to do that he has to cut the University budget and layoff thousands, and that's what he is doing. He could reduce the amount and residents would still get 900 each but he'd rather cut the university.

We don't need no thought control.

GFM
 
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I cannot believe that it has been 11 years since I took my UAA Seawolves flag to Iraq and posted it for UAA. I even had my guys flash "#1" signs even though they never heard of a "UAA." Dr. Steve Cobb (then UAA Athletic Director) even posted it on the Jumbo Tron during at UAA hockey game, which got a standing ovation. You can see the pic of me and the guys if you google, "UAA Seawolves in Iraq" or something like that.

Other things I have done:

-Served as a UAA Alumni Board of Directors.
-University of Alaska Anchorage Naming committee
-Developed new UAA License Plates that are still on the street
-Helped pursuade a study to start a UAA Law School in 2004
-Helped create a UAA AFROTC DET 001 that started in 2000.
-Worked to pursuade building UAA Alaska Airlines Center, 5,600 arena for eventual Division I Athletics (at the time)
-Help change diploma from 7X10 to 81/2X11
 
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I cannot believe that it has been 11 years since I took my UAA Seawolves flag to Iraq and posted it for UAA. I even had my guys flash "#1" signs even though they never heard of a "UAA." Dr. Steve Cobb (then UAA Athletic Director) even posted it on the Jumbo Tron during at UAA hockey game, which got a standing ovation. You can see the pic of me and the guys if you google, "UAA Seawolves in Iraq" or something like that.

Other things I have done:

-Served as a UAA Alumni Board of Directors.
-University of Alaska Anchorage Naming committee
-Developed new UAA License Plates that are still on the street
-Helped pursuade a study to start a UAA Law School in 2004
-Helped create a UAA AFROTC DET 001 that started in 2000.
-Worked to pursuade building UAA Alaska Airlines Center, 5,600 arena for eventual Division I Athletics (at the time)
-Help change diploma from 7X10 to 81/2X11

https://i1.wp.com/greenandgold.uaa.alaska.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/UAA-Flag-in-Iraq1.jpg
 
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So let me get this right. The bottom line is that the Gov wants to continue to give residents a significant check from the permanent fund. In order to do that he has to cut the University budget and layoff thousands, and that's what he is doing. He could reduce the amount and residents would still get 900 each but he'd rather cut the university.

$900 is one figure. Some say it could go as high as $1500. But yes, he'd rather decimate the university instead.

The folks in Alaska might have a better idea if the $1.2 billion he plans to give the oil companies is a normal thing or if he's just being their sugar daddy.
 
There are a few people who are happy with what's happening.

Mostly congregated in NW Ohio and southern Minnesota. Let’s face some facts, BG only wants to look east and MSUM would be the little
spoon tonight if the NCHC would just respond to that tinder message.

If I was any one of the other five, I’d grow eyes in the back of my head.
 
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Thank you Sir! That is very kind of you!

I'm the son of a career USAF officer, the nephew of a career USAR/ANG NCO, and the brother-in-law of a career USN officer and current USNA instructor. Both grandfathers were in WWII. I work with military women and men turned into colleagues and astronaut teammates on an everyday basis. The sacrifice in risk increase, time from home, and low pay don't go unnoticed.

But you don't have to have my background to have respect and pride in women and men in the armed forces. All you have to know is that folks increase their risk profile by taking on this work. The training is tough. The hours are hard. You can dislike the business that they're in and the people that send them into harm's way (or do extended deployments for peacetime shows of force), but you really should respect the people as a group. [But it's America and feel free to disagree.]

GFM
 
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I'm the son of a career USAF officer, the nephew of a career USAR/ANG NCO, and the brother-in-law of a career USN officer and current USNA instructor. Both grandfathers were in WWII. I work with military women and men turned into colleagues and astronaut teammates on an everyday basis. The sacrifice in risk increase, time from home, and low pay don't go unnoticed.

But you don't have to have my background to have respect and pride in women and men in the armed forces. All you have to know is that folks increase their risk profile by taking on this work. The training is tough. The hours are hard. You can dislike the business that they're in and the people that send them into harm's way (or do extended deployments for peacetime shows of force), but you really should respect the people as a group. [But it's America and feel free to disagree.]

GFM

Once again, thank you Geof! I retired as a Major in 2011 (I was also prior enlisted up to SSgt). In Iraq, I was part of a specialized Explosive Ordanance Disposal (EOD) Unit as an Intelligence Officer supporting an Army Brigade Combat Team. In particular, I was in charge of units in Mosul, Tikrit, Kirkuk and Bakubah which was known as Multinational Division-North or (MND-N). I served with the Army on a 12 month deployment there. Six months before I was in Qatar! So, was pretty busy 2007 - 2008 timeframe. I lost one Airman (TSgt) (blown up in convoy IED) and 3 to mental health issues during the deployment. I led 26 there. I am a graduate of UAA class of 97.
 
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Mostly congregated in NW Ohio and southern Minnesota. Let’s face some facts, BG only wants to look east and MSUM would be the little
spoon tonight if the NCHC would just respond to that tinder message.

If I was any one of the other five, I’d grow eyes in the back of my head.

A lot of truth has been told about the situation, but BG is looking east? East? Huh? Unless by east you mean Great Lakes? I can't figure that one out. Though I agree with the MSU analysis.


My brother-in-law recently made brigadier general in the Army Reserves. Two tours in Iraq, at the time he was captain of a company of engineers who went out every day and defused IEDs on the road between Baghdad and the airport. Takes a certain kind of bravery and smarts to deal with the booby-traps.
 
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Mostly congregated in NW Ohio and southern Minnesota. Let’s face some facts, BG only wants to look east and MSUM would be the little
spoon tonight if the NCHC would just respond to that tinder message.

If I was any one of the other five, I’d grow eyes in the back of my head.

I was thinking of the governor and his pals, but this too.
 
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