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Timelines Interviews by Bill Conrad
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In the first part of this episode of Timelines, we get caught up with Doug Lobdell, LTC USA (Ret) and the second half we go into how he along with his classmates captured the Navy goat and brought it to West Point.
On a technical site, this is the first time I have recorded a podcast using Facetime and ScreenFlow.
We dedicate this episode of Timelines to Maj Al Rupp, USMA 1955. As a West Point Rabble Rouser in his Second Class Year, he participated in capturing of the Navy goat, bringing it to West Point and parading the goat through Washington Hall the Sunday evening before the Army/Navy game. “It took an order from President Eisenhower to get West Point to return the goat before the game. As an officer in the US Air Force, he was selected in 1963 for the military astronaut program. In 1965 he was killed when his F-102 exploded.
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The National Association of Podcasters was launched in 2017 and now there will be the first National Association of Podcasters Convention in Reno, Nevada in October of 2018!
This episode was recorded for WP-Tonic and covers a bit of history and the evolution of the National Association of Podcasters.
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It is always a pleasure to interview people on Timelines but when it is my classmate it’s just plain fun. John’s and my paths have crossed many times since that first day we both raised our right hand July 7, 1976, and swore our oath of allegiance and entered the profession of arms. After graduating from West Point May 28, 1980, we both headed to Fort Benning to attend Infantry Officers Basic Course and winter Ranger School (white thread). In 1996 our paths would pass again as we both won our primaries to run for Congress. John would go on to win the general election in Illinois and I would lose in California.
Today, John is still in Congress and is the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment and Economy. His committee is addressing concerns regarding the management of the nation’s growing stockpile of nuclear waste.
As the Yucca Mountain Repository which is in Nevada continues to go through the licensing process, we expect to see a lot more of John out in our state.
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Chris Webster is an archaeologist, author, podcaster, business owner, and archaeo-futurist. His passion is public education, outreach, and making commercial field archaeology more efficient – raising the quality of life for archaeological field technicians. Chris, when he is not running his archaeologist firm, is out podcasting. He has nine podcasts and one is a daily podcast. That is a lot of commitment for sure.
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Steve Bell now living in Reno Nevada, is a Silicon Valley Engineer and Serial Entrepreneur. He founded, financed, and built the Silicon Valley Networking Lab 1998-2003. The Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA) contracted with SVNL to form an 802.11 (Wi-Fi) interoperability testing program in 1998. Steve explains in this interview how the term “Wi-Fi” was created, and why the interoperability certification program evolved. [Read more…]