Marine Ingenuity Vol. 68, No. 41 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil October 14, 2010 See A5 Bogue hosts technology demo LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Johnson added, “The service members interac- MCAS CHERRY POINT tion with the scientists and engineers here affords The Marine Corps is traditionally known for accomplishing us an opportunity to mitigate risks during the de- more with less, but technology can play a big role in achieving velopment, incorporating their commentary and that mission . dialogue that otherwise wouldn’t be available.” “Technology has always been something the Marine Corps is Gray’s wit kept the demonstration grounded, deeply interested in,” explained retired Marine Gen. Alfred M. regularly asking, “What about that lance corporal Gray, who was the Corps’ 29th commandant from 1987-91 and on the ground?” is as devoted to the Marine Corps today as he’s ever been. His insight along with the other military repre-

Gray, several scientists, engineers and other military repre- sentatives’ collaboration with the scientists and en- LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN sentatives came together at Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing gineers gave a broader outlook when the two sides Several scientists, engineers and other military Field Bogue Oct. 7 to evaluate a state of the art surveillance exchanged viewpoints and discussed possible sce- representatives collaborate at Marine Corps demonstration. narios. Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue Oct. 7, to evaluate The purpose of the demonstration was to present a technol- “It’s a geek-warrior marriage,” said Johnson. “It a state of the art surveillance demonstration. The technology demonstration occurs annually at ogy that can ideally differentiate the enemy from allies by rec- can sometimes be easy to make something work in Bogue. ognizing certain objects, vehicles and facial features, explained a laboratory, whereas in the fi eld we’re able to get Ashley Johnson, one of the technology’s creators with the Of- feedback from an operator’s perspective.” “As military budgets begin to come down, which fi ce of Naval Research. Technical advancements in the fi eld can come at may be faced in the near future, the science and The demonstration covered 400 square miles across North a cost, but Brig. Gen. Robert F. Hedelund, the com- technology becomes even more important because Carolina, tagged as “battle space,” which could be monitored manding general of the Marine Corps Warfi ghting it gives us an opportunity to take something for the from computers at Bogue via several surveillance sensors, or Laboratory, believes it is vital to improve the mis- cameras, positioned throughout the battle space. sion and Marines. See TECHNOLOGY page A3 Family day brings dependents Celebrating 235 years closer to their Marines

CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Joel Langley, son of Staff Sgt. Joe Langley, squints through the sights of an M16 on display at the Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 1 hangar during the squadron’s “Bring Your Family to Work Day” Oct. 8. Langley is an EA-6B Prowler mechanic with VMAQ-1’s quality assurance offi ce.

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MCAS CHERRY POINT Military children often sacrifi ce time with one, sometimes both of their parents during deployments, training and even dai- ly work schedules. The leathernecks of Marine Tactical Elec- tronic Warfare Squadron 1 helped to bridge that gap by holding a “Bring Your Family to Work Day,” at the squadron’s hangar Friday. “This event is about helping the families gain knowledge and an appreciation for the job their Marines do every day,” said Lt. LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Col. Scott A. Cooper, commanding offi cer of VMAQ-1. “My Marines, Sailors and civilians enjoy the 235th Navy birthday meal at the Cherry Point Mess Hall dad sold washers and dryers when I was a kid, and I thought it Wednesday. The Mess Hall hosted the Birthday meal and served steak, lobster, french onion soup was the coolest thing ever. Our children are always asking us and birthday cake prepared by food service specialists. about what we do, and we have an opportunity to show them.” The families had the chance to engage in a foreign object and debris walk with the Marines as well as view static displays, safety equipment, weapons and the launching of two EA-6B Pedro trains to fi ght forest fi res Prowlers. “I’ve been with VMAQ-1 for 10 years, and I’ve never seen PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI

MCAS CHERRY POINT this done before,” Cooper said. “It was something we all talk- ed about putting together. When we found out the kids had a Marine Transport Squadron 1 conducted training half-day off from school, I got in contact with the schools and Oct. 6 to prepare its pilots and crews for fi ghting fi res arranged for them to release the children for the entire day. in Eastern N.C. We felt that this was an educational experience and so did the The squadron’s helicopters, affectionately known as schools.” Pedro, provide search and rescue support for the ser- vice members of 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing and citi- See FAMILY page A3 zens in the local area, so the squadron personnel have to be able to perform at a moment’s notice. According to Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Smith, staff non- commissioned offi cer in charge of search and rescue with VMR-1, the Marines can’t go on missions without Bulldogs get specifi c qualifi cations even after their initial training. “New personnel come from the school house, and they only have a basic understanding of their duties and responsibilities,” said Smith. “We pretty much new boss have to start from scratch. We have a two-week ground training program that we put them through. “The initial syllabus consists of required reading about search and rescue functions, familiarization with the aircraft and rescue devices, tactics, techniques and procedures used,” Smith said. Before arriving here for their fi rst duty station, VMR-1 Marines must attend the Naval Aircrew Can- didate School, the Survival Evasion Resistance Escape School, the H-46 Organizational Level Mechanic’s Course, and the H-46 Plane Captain’s Course. They CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Outgoing Marine Attack Squadron 223 commanding officer are then a basic crew chief, and after initial squadron Lt. Col. John K. Adams, right, passes the colors to incoming training can attend an additional school to become a commanding officer Lt. Col. Thomas D. Gore during the rescue swimmer. VMA-223 change of command ceremony at the squadron’s The squadron trains regularly with the local Coast hangar, Oct 13. Guard as well. LANCE CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES The commander of the Coast Guard Sector North MCAS CHERRY POINT Carolina, Capt. Anthony Popiel, said he appreciates what VMR-1 has done with its well-trained crews. Marine Attack Squadron 223 underwent a change of com- “VMR-1 is a fantastic resource,” said Popiel, “The mand as Lt. Col. John K. Adams relinquished command of the big bonus is that they have the hoist capability, (emer- squadron to Lt. Col. Thomas D. Gore during a ceremony at the gency medical technician) capability and rescue swim- squadron’s hangar Wednesday. mer capability. We very much appreciate the fact that Adams departed to assume duties as the senior watch officer they are always available and willing to help. When for 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) as it prepares to push they’re not conducting a mission, they’re training, and out to Afghanistan. He said during his tenure as commanding of- that means more eyes on the water. That’s another level PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI ficer of VMA-223, he learned the importance of maritime security.” An HH-46E helicopter of Marine Transport of humility and collaboration. Pedro has a policy to keep one helicopter and one Squadron 1 drops 250 gallons of water over tree “Primarily, I’m humbled by the talent and tops as its crew practices fi ghting fi res Oct. 6. crew ready at all times in case a call comes in for any intelligence of our Marines these days,” Ad- The squadron maintains at least one HH-46E and emergency, military or civilian related. a crew on standby in case of emergencies at all ams said. “Second is synergy and how to put “The closest Coast Guard air facilities are in Eliza- times. Before squadron members can go on any together a team. We have a lot of disparate beth City, N.C., and Charleston, S.C.,” said Smith, “We rescue missions, they must pass the squadron’s bridge that gap between those two.” own unique training regimen. See BULLDOGS page A3 A2 October 14, 2010 The Windsock Marines help build home for local family

LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM Cpl. Brittney K. Harris, left, and 1st Lt. Ngo I. Imbu help shingle a roof of a home during a Habitat for Humanity project for a New Bern family Saturday. Eleven Marines from Cherry Point donated part of their weekend to help build the house for a family of six. “This is a great opportunity to help a family in need and a way to give back to a great community,” said Imbu. From the Legal Assistance: Chaplain: What you have and what you owe CAPT. ZACHARY D. SPILMAN Impossible! But true JUDGE ADVOCATE, 2ND BN., 9TH MARINES The devil paid a visit to CNN one day for an interview. The interviewer asked CMDR. CARL P. KOCH him about his most evil act. Satan thought for a moment, his eyes brightened, and COMMAND CHAPLAIN he replied, “Well, if I have to pick just one particularly evil thing I’m proudest of, it There was a commanding offi cer who had two Marines. The lance corporal, who had would be this: several years ago, I invented credit cards.” just received his reenlistment bonus of $61,000, said to his CO, “Sir, I’d like to take Credit affects us all, whether we have debts or not. Credit affects the economy, the leave.” So the CO signed his leave chit and the lance corporal took the chit and left the price and availability of goods and services and employment opportunities. It is the CO’s offi ce. lifeblood of our economic system, in part because it allows people and businesses to Not long after that, the lance corporal got together all he had, set off for a distant state effectively do more with less. and there squandered his bonus in wild living. After he had spent everything, he realized However, personal credit is something more. It’s a refl ection of what kind of per- that his 14 days of leave had turned into 41 days of unexcused absence making him a son each of us is; whether we pay our debts on time and how trustworthy we are deserter. So he went and got a job cleaning the dining room and emptying the garbage with someone else’s money. Good credit often means more opportunities, while bad cans at a lousy fast-food restaurant. He longed to fi ll his stomach with the food from the credit can mean higher costs and distrust. garbage cans, but the homeless guys hanging out at the dumpster never let him. One good example of the value of good credit is a cell phone contract. Someone When he came to his senses, he said, “How many of my fellow Marines have food to with a poor credit history will have to pre-pay for cell phone service because the spare, and here I am starving to death! I will set out and go back to my CO and say to provider isn’t sure if they will pay their bill on time. On the other hand, someone him: ‘Sir, I have deserted the Marine Corps and treated you with total disrespect. I am no with good credit will be billed at the end of every month because the provider isn’t longer worthy to be called a Marine; please take me back as the most worthless private in worried about getting paid. the Corps.” So he got up and went to his CO. The general concept is called creditworthiness. It is a measure of how risky it is to But while he was still a long way off, his CO saw him and was fi lled with compassion make a loan to a person. If that person has a good credit history, then they are less of for him; he ran to this deserter, threw his arms around him and hugged him as if he were a risk and more creditworthy. his son. Our credit history is refl ected in our credit reports and our credit scores. Credit re- The lance corporal said to him, “Sir, I have deserted the Marine Corps and treated you ports are just records of a person’s debts and payments, kept by companies that make with total disrespect. I am no longer worthy to be called a Marine.” money by selling this information to businesses who are considering offering that But the CO said to his staff, “Quick! Bring the cleanest uniform and put it on him. person a loan. Credit scores are numbers derived from the information in the credit Make sure he gets all his back pay, and put the newest boots you can fi nd on his feet. Get report to conveniently represent the creditworthiness of the person. out the grills; throw on some burgers and brats! Let’s have a feast and celebrate. For this Technically, a credit report is any fi le kept on a consumer’s credit history. How- Marine of ours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found.” So they began to ever, most people think about the “Big three” agencies when they think about their celebrate. credit report: Experian, Equifax and Trans Union. These are the three biggest com- Meanwhile, the other Marine, the sergeant major, was in the fi eld. When he came near panies in the credit reporting business, and each maintains a fi le on almost every the squadron, he heard music and partying. So he called one of the young Marines and person in America. asked him what was going on. “Your lance corporal who deserted has come back,” he The fi les kept by these companies include information provided by creditors (peo- replied, “and our CO has put together this celebration because he has him back safe and ple who loaned money) relating to the debts of the subject individual. The fi les also sound.” include information from public records and information relating to employment. The sergeant major became angry and refused to go in. So his CO went out and pleaded They provide a window into the fi nancial circumstances of the subject individual, with him. But he answered his CO, “Look! With all due respect sir, all these years I’ve and companies pay for access to the fi le when they are considering loaning someone

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LANCE CPL. JAMES J. DURBIN

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TECHNOLOGY from page A1 CHAPLAIN from page A2 future. It’s important to be a good Marine fi rst, been busting my butt for you and never disobeyed your orders. Yet you never gave me even a six-pack so I could celebrate and the technology will enable them to be an even with my fellow sergeants major. But when this dirt-bag of ours who has squandered his bonus with prostitutes and drugs better Marine.” comes back, you throw a party for him!” In regards to the future of the Marine Corps and “Sergeant Major,” the CO said, “you are always with me, and everything the Marine Corps and I have is yours. But we being on the brink of the appointment of a new had to celebrate and be glad, because this Marine of ours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found.” commandant, Gray thinks now is a great time for This would never happen. The sergeant major is right, the CO is nuts, and the deserter should be thrown in the brig. For new ideas. life. “It’s a great opportunity because we’re getting I can’t argue with you! I don’t think it would ever happen in the Marine Corps either. But, it happens every day between a new commandant, and everybody is looking at the “CO” we know as God and “deserters” we know as those who come to their senses regarding their relationship with the future to decide what can be done to make our him. Corps and Navy even more relevant,” said Gray. Some of us have the idea that God deals with us like a good CO would deal with a deserter. And, since we know we’ve either walked or run as far from God as we could, we don’t exactly think returning would be such a party. We’re pretty sure BULLDOGS from page A1 God wouldn’t even want us back. However, Jesus told a story that assures us that God is waiting to treat us the same way as the CO in my story treated the parts to our squadron. I’ve learned how VMA-223 deserter. If you don’t believe me, read the 15th chapter of the gospel of Luke, verses 11-31. You see, I took Jesus’ story and fits into the greater picture of the 2nd Marine Air- put it in terms I think most of us know fairly well. My interpretation of Jesus’ story is no more believable than his story craft Wing.” was to his original audience. But, as unbelievable as both stories seem to be, that’s how believable God’s compassion is. He Gore appeared ready to step into the role of com- really does welcome us back with open arms. All we need to do is come to our senses. God will do the rest. The fact is, he manding officer with his predecessor’s priorities in already has. If you don’t believe me, ask your chaplain. Better yet, ask God. mind. “As commanding officer, I’m being placed in FAMILY from page A1 a position of stewardship, not ownership,” Gore said. “My ultimate responsibility is to the missions The day was a success for Staff Sgt. Joel Sanchez and his daughter Celia. in the U.S. and Afghanistan.” “I think this has been a pretty neat experience,” said Sanchez, a Prowler technician with the squadron. “Celia is always Gore said he has four distinct goals for the squad- saying that she wants to go to work with me, and today she was actually able to. It would be really nice to see this done ron he now leads; lose no Marine or aircraft to any again.” preventable or negligent tragedy, help measurably Sanchez’s daughter climbed onto a static display and got a closer look at what her dad works on every day. improve the II Marine Expeditionary Force’s abil- “She has really enjoyed being hands-on with the aircraft,” Sanchez said. “Now, I don’t think I’ll be able to get her to ity to be successful in its counterinsurgency fight leave.” in Afghanistan, ensure Marines are fully trained The spouses were equally impressed with the event. and ready to execute the mission and take care of “This is actually the fi rst time we’ve been to something like this in the eight years my husband has been with the squad- the Marines and their families. ron,” said Yesenia Langley, wife of Staff Sgt. Joe Langley, a Prowler mechanic with the quality assurance offi ce. “Joe is Gore explained the foundation has been laid for always trying to explain to me what he does here, and I’ve never fully understood until now. I think this should happen far VMA-223 to be able to focus and train the way it more often, especially for the newer families that come to the squadron.” needs to accomplish and achieve his goals. “We have an active and energetic plan of attack LEGAL from page A2 to position us to reach those four goals,” Gore said. “We fully intend to capitalize on the ground work money. Since most companies only do business with one of the three agencies, the three fi les may be different, though laid here by Lieutenant Colonel Adams these last signifi cant differences are rare. few years.” Federal Law regulates the conduct of credit reporting agencies and provides rules for the content of credit reports. One Gore said that as the Marines in his squadron of the most important consumer protection laws is the Fair Credit Reporting Act. This law is a comprehensive regulation of prepare for the fight in Afghanistan, they are mind- the credit reporting industry. One of the most powerful provisions is the ability to obtain a copy of your own credit report ful of the role aviation will assume in the fight. for free, and to challenge and correct any inaccurate information. “There is one paved road in the entire country This multi-part series of articles will discuss credit and debt issues from the perspective of the consumer. In order to better of Afghanistan, and the enemy has advanced im- understand the discussion, you may wish to obtain a copy of your credit report. As a practical matter, you should already provised explosive device capabilities,” Gore said. review your credit report periodically – if you don’t, now is the time to start. “Between the lack of mobility and the IED threat, The only place to get free copies of your credit report is the government-sponsored website: www.annualcreditreport.com the need for close air support is tremendously - other websites, like freecreditreport.com, are run by private companies that are more interested in selling you unnecessary great.” subscription services than providing you with your free report, and I advise people to avoid them. Adams said Gore was inheriting command of Federal Law allows you to obtain one copy of your report from each reporting agency every 12 months. I like to spread the best squadron in the 2nd MAW. this out between the three agencies by getting one report every 4 months. That way I always have a recent copy of a credit “We are one of the most storied squadrons in report. If you haven’t checked your credit report in a long time (or ever), I recommend that you get all three reports at once, the Marine Corps,” Adams said. “We were born in and start requesting a free report every 4 months next year. WWII and fought in the Battle of Guadalcanal. No Because your credit score is derived from your credit report and based on a special formula developed by the credit scor- one here forgets that we have a legacy to live up ing companies, you are not entitled to a free copy of your score. Usually you can buy your credit score for around $5, but to.” I don’t think it’s worth it. Your score is just a number; your credit report contains all the important underlying information. Legal assistance can help you with noncriminal legal matters. Walk-ins are accepted weekdays at 7:30 a.m. in the Joint Law Center, Bldg. 219, and appointments can be made by calling 466-2311. A4 October 14, 2010 The Windsock Marching to the beat

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MCAS CHERRY POINT Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 366 held a fi eld meet of a different kind Friday, where Marines raced original boats they built themselves. The day started off with a softball tournament where the staff noncommissioned offi cers won, but the interesting part came when the boat race began. Each section of the squadron built a boat including separate boats for NCOs, staff NCOs and offi cers. Each group was challenged to come up with an original design, while keeping multiple rules in mind: every boat had to be manned by at least two Marines and no more than six, the only power the boat could have was U.S. Marine muscle, and the materials used couldn’t be from an actual boat. The last rule provoked many groups to use recycled materials like water jugs and old ammo cans. For example, the staff NCO boat was made completely from trash and recycled items found on the air station. Next year it will be a requirement to only use recycled items announced Lt. Col. Trey Meadows, the commanding offi cer of HMH-366. There were three phases of the boat competition. First the boats were judged on aesthetics. The staff NCO’s boat came in fi rst since it looked like an actual boat, was painted in crimson and gold with vinyl seats and had chevrons along the sides from staff sergeant to sergeant major. The second class of judging was ingenuity. Maintenance control came in fi rst with a combination of PVC pipes and a wooden plank making a raft-like boat, fi nished off with a blue hammerhead painted on top. A timed race was the fi nal leg of the competition where each team had to prove its vessel’s seaworthiness by journeying about 200 yards out and back in Slocum Creek while trying for the best time. Each section went in one at a time and paddled as fast as they could out and around an anchored boat. A safety kayak was right behind each boat as it went out to make sure if it capsized the Marines could be pulled from the water. Two boats didn’t make it all the way, fl ipping over and submerging passengers into the brackish water. Though the two boats were disqualifi ed, the Marines stayed motivated and helped each other pull the boats out of the water. The staff NCO boat came in fi rst at 2 minutes and 4 seconds with the fl ight line boat coming only 30 seconds behind and taking second place for the race. After the points were added up there was a tie between the top two teams.

SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND For a tiebreaker, both boats raced against each other at the same time. The staff Staff Sgt. Roger Gu man, left, and Gunnery Sgt. Craig Dauphinee row with gusto during NCO boat broke ahead after the turnaround point but was sabotaged by two fl ight the timed race portion of Marine Heavy Helicopter S uadron s boat race Friday. Both line Marines who swam out and tipped it over. Marines represented the staff noncommissioned offi cers boat which came in fi rst place The fi nal call was made my Sgt. Maj. Timothy King, who was in favor of the for the race and in aesthetics. The hand made vessel was constructed using only trash fl ight line crew. Technically they could have up to six members on the boat team, and recycled items found on the air station. and with the two swimmers they didn’t exceed their limit, so fl ight line won overall, explained King, the offi cial referee for the event. “Today was a great way to build camaraderie and blow off some steam after a hard fi scal year of work that my Marines did,” said Meadows. After the fi nal race all the boats went back in the water and Marines jumped in to join them. Boats were capsized by mobs of Marines and “pirated,” all in good fun. Even the commanding offi cer jumped in and joined the excitement. “My favorite part of the day was the fi nal boat race with everybody in the water,” said Meadows. “It showed that they had some team spirit, but also some Marine spirit.”

SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND Seven boats were assembled by Marines of Marine Heavy Helicopter S uadron for the s uadron s boat race Friday. All boats were manned by two to six Marines, and most were made with recycled materials. After the fi nal race of the competition all the boats went back in the water and Marines jumped in to join them. Boats were capsi ed by mobs of Marines and “pirated,” all in good fun. Even the commanding offi cer, Lt. Col. Trey Meadows, jumped in and joined the excitement.

SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND Lance Cpl. Leo Acuna vigorously rows to the fi nish line during a timed event Capt. Robert Gallati, left, and 1st Lt. Michael Spoja shovel through the brackish water in in Marine Heavy Helicopter S uadron s boat race Friday. Acuna, along their makeshift boat in Marine Heavy Helicopter S uadron s boat race Friday. The with Cpl. ared Braveheart and Lance Cpl. ordan Friedman, manned the boat, representing all the offi cers in the s uadron, was assembled using P C piping, original boat made by fl ight line Marines with HMH . The fl ight line boat duct tape and trash bags. Before they reached the turnaround point, the offi cer s boat came in fi rst place in the competition overall after a tiebreaking race and a capsi ed, dis ualifying them from the competition. referee call made in their favor.

SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND Lance Cpls. Kyle Kling and Kyle Goss get into their positions to prepare for the Marine Heavy Helicopter S uadron boat race Friday. Each section of HMH built original boats to compete in the s uadron boat race. The boat Kling and Goss operated represented multiple shops within HMH including maintenance control, ground support e uipment, expeditor and maintenance administration. They won fi rst place for ingenuity. A6 October 14, 2010 The Windsock Afghan National Army takes lead

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Since 1922, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society has pro- vided Sailors, Marines and their dependents with medical sup- port through the visiting nurse program. Jo Walker started and has maintained Cherry Point’s own visiting nurse program for four years. Walker, a professional nurse with more than 20 years of experience, makes nearly 1,000 calls a year to Cherry Point service members’ homes to assist with their newborn babies and other medical issues. The visiting nurse program provides hands-on help to active duty and retirees. Most of Walker’s visits are to homes of new parents where she can weigh, measure and observe a newborn. Most visiting nurses, like Walker, are also lactation consultants who can give advice on breast feeding and can help the new mother feel more confi dent in the feeding process. “I put myself into the shoes of a brand new mom and ask, ‘What would be good for me?’” said Walker. “I tell them where they can fi nd things, where they can get information and education. “With these younger moms, whose mothers are in Iowa or Texas, I’m like their grandma. They can call me with questions and concerns and have as many home visits as they want,” said Walker, who is one of 43 visiting nurses throughout the Navy and Marine Corps. Walker makes multiple house calls to senior citizens as well and provides assistance with things like medication. I see some 70 and 80-year-olds. They might need me to go over their medication with them, make sure they are taking the right dosage,” said Walker. “I have one lady who was diag- nosed with diabetes. I can go to her house at her convenience and explain to her everything she needs to know about diabe- tes.” The impact that Walker has had on some people’s lives is signifi cant. She makes the lives of the people she helps much easier. “I’ve been sick for quite some time,” said Claretta Hatfi eld, who is married to retired Staff Sgt. Otis Hatfi eld. “Jo helped me transition from the hospital to being back home. She called me every day, and she saw me every other day. Jo did the work she was supposed to do, plus some. She’s a good person to have as a nurse and as a friend.” Walker already makes a positive impact on people’s lives; however, she is always studying so she can be a better nurse and help people who need her. “I’m always learning,” Walker said. “I’m required to get a certain number of continuing education credits every year. I always exceed it, I double it. If I see something that looks good and applies to the military, I’m there.” PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI To schedule appointments with Walker, call the Cherry Point Jo Walker, the visiting nurse for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society at Cherry Point, plays with two Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society at 466-2031. nine-month-olds, Autumn and Elizabeth Tucker, while making a home visit. Walker makes between three to fi ve house calls every day, mostly for new parents.

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LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Cherry Point Eagles running back Xavier A. Jordan evades defenders of the 2nd Marine Division Warriors during the Eagles fi rst home game Oct. 5. Jordan had two rushing touchdowns for the Eagles. Cherry Point Eagles shut out 2nd Marine Division Warriors

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Football season has begun, and several Marines and Sailors at the air station have set aside their cammies for green and gold jerseys to represent the air station as the Cherry Point Eagles. The Eagles hosted the 2nd Marine Division Warriors out of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune for their fi rst home game of the season at the all-purpose athletic fi eld in front of the Naval Health Clinic Oct. 5. Both teams went into the game winless, but the Eagles (1-2) prevailed over the War- riors (0-3) in the physical game, by a fi nal score of 15-0. “It’s great to be in the military and still be able to live out a dream of playing football,” said Xavier A. Jordan, running back for the Eagles. The Eagles came out strong with a 45-yard touchdown run by Jordan, followed by an imposing defensive series in which Eagles defenders sacked the Warriors quarterback in his own end zone for a safety. Though the Eagles took an early 9-0 lead over the Warriors, they sputtered offensively most of the night. “Lack of focus on offense was our biggest problem,” explained Eagles head coach Brian K. Milson. “We couldn’t get into a good rhythm.” On the other side of the ball, the Eagles defense picked up the offense’s slack by forc- ing two fumbles, getting several sacks, and intercepting three passes, all to the hands of Eagles defensive back Larry M. Edmond. Edmond said the Warriors could see him limping and tried to take advantage of it by throwing his way all night. Edmond seized the opportunity with three picks. “Defensive effort was phenomenal tonight,” Milson said. “Edmond had a great game.” The Eagles capped off the game with another rushing touchdown by Jordan late in the fourth quarter to take the 15-0 lead, the fi nal score of the night. “Cherry Point just outplayed us tonight,” said Warriors head coach Chad Shannon after the game. “They protected their home fi eld.” Shannon added to his players, “We’re in the Marine Corps, and we get to play football. What a retention tool.” The Eagles next game is an away game against Marines and Sailors with Brig Com- pany from Marine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., Oct. 26. “Our goal is to put a complete game together next time we’re out,” said Milson.

“ Cherry Point just outplayed us tonight. They protected their home fi eld. LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN ” Chad Shannon, quarterback/coach for the 2nd Marine Division Warriors, gets rid of ~Chad Shannon, 2nd Marine Division head coach. the ball before being tackled by Eagles defenders at the all-purpose athletic fi eld in front of the Naval Health Clinic Oct. 5.

LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Cherry Point Eagles quarterback Wayne B. Mann Jr. sets for the snap during the Eagles fi rst home game at the all-purpose athletic fi eld in front of the Naval Health Clinic Oct. 5. The Eagles beat the 2nd Marine Division Warriors 15-0. B2 October 14, 2010 The Windsock LEDs to light the way on air station BOB RUFFIN LED’s differ from incandescent lamps in the manner in which light is generated. In- MCAS CHERRY POINT ENERGY MANAGER candescent bulbs produce light by heating a thin wire called a fi lament. More than 80% The streets of MCAS Cherry Point are about to take on a new light. A project was of the energy input into an incandescent bulb is used to produce heat. So, that 100 watt recently implemented that will replace more than 250 conventional street and parking bulb is wasting a minimum of 80 watts in the form of heat. LED’s do not have a fi lament lot lights on Cherry Point with LED, or Light Emitting Diodes, lighting. The main moti- that will burn out, and they don’t get hot. vation for this project is the air station’s commitment to energy conservation along with LED’s are illuminated solely by the movement of electrons in a semiconductor materi- adherance to energy awareness month. al. Other benefi ts include a whiter light and superior uniformity and control that improve LED’s use approximately one-half the energy of conventional lighting and last up to visibility to both vehicle and pedestrian traffi c. LED light can be precisely controlled, fi ve times longer. This means lower energy and maintenance costs. LED’s also maintain allowing the desired area to be lit while avoiding undesired areas. This eliminates the their light levels much better than standard high-intensity lighting. The light output from need to use higher wattage to ensure that the desired areas are lit. a standard street light drops signifi cantly as the light ages, with much of the reduction The new lights will be going up soon with completion scheduled for December. The coming in the fi rst half of the lamp’s life. LED’s have a more gradual reduction in the lights will be located along Roosevelt Boulevard, C Street, and in some parking areas. A light output over the course of its approximately 15-year life. second project is currently being planned that will replace the remaining lights.

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Andrew Garfi eld (“The Other Boleyn Girl”) plays Eduardo Saverin, Zuckerberg’s But when Erin has to return to California and Garrett stays behind for his job in best friend and the other boy wonder involved in dreaming up the biggest change in New York, the two are struggling to keep their long distance relationship going. social interaction, who claimed that he was forced out of the company he and Mark With the help of texting and sexy late-night telephone calls from coast to coast, founded. Erin and Garrett stay connected and fi nd love. Justin Timberlake (“Alpha Dog”) co-stars as Sean Parker, the slick Napster co- Despite time-zone differences, jealousy and a few temptations along the way, the founder who introduces Zuckerberg to the Silicon Valley life style and who becomes smitten duo might just prove everyone wrong and actually go the distance. Facebook’s fi rst president. Co-starring are Charlie Day (“Bad Company”) and Jason Sudeikis (“Semi-Pro”) Armie Hammer (“Flicka”) appears as both of the All-American twins, Cameron as Garrett’s friends, Dan and Box, who do not want to lose their drinking buddy to and Tyler Winklevoss, (with Josh Pence as his body double), who blame Zuckerberg another rocky romance. of stealing their idea. Christina Applegate (“Employee of the Month”) appears as Corrine, Erin’s up-tight (The twins and Saverin later sued Zuckerberg in separate lawsuits that were settled and over-protective sister, who wants to protect Erin from heading down the wrong privately in 2008 for a reported $65 million.) path. Also appearing are Rooney Mara (“Youth in Revolt”) as Erica Albright, Mark’s Also appearing are Ron Livingston (“Dinner for Schmucks”) as Will; Jim Gaffi gan girlfriend, who is smart enough to dump him; Brenda Song (“I Love You Man”) as as Phil; Rob Riggle as Ron; and Peyton List (“Remember Me”) as Kaley. Christy Lee; Joseph Mazzello (“Raising Helen”) as Dustin Moskovitz; and Rashida Documentarian Nanette Burstein (“American Teen,” “The Kids Stay in the Pic- Jones (“I Love You Man”) as Marylin Delpy. ture”) makes her feature debut with this non-traditional and awkward comedy. David Fincher (“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “Zodiac,” “Fight Club”) Barrymore and Long’s chemistry contribute to this light, low-key and sometimes directed this morality tale about friendship and what can happen when one gets funny comedy about long distance relationships that also show a realistic modern wealthy. dilemma. The screenplay was written by Aaron Sorkin (TVs “West Wing,” “A Few Good Men”), based on the 2009 expose The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich. The Windsock October 14, 2010 B3 THE LOCAL BUZZ Announcements ŹIndicates new announcement ŹA Murder at the Rutherford House The event is located at 183 Woodrow McCoy Rd. in Craven Early College presents “A Murder at the Cove City, N.C. ŹOperation Safe Halloween Rutherford House,” a dinner-theater peformance taking For more information, call 514-3033. The Havelock Police Department and Havelock Parks place at The Flame Restaurant. and Recreation present “Operation Safe Halloween,” an The address of the restaurant is 2303 Neuse Blvd., New event that will involve fun, music, movies, concessions Bern, N.C. and a costume contest. Tickets are $20 and include entertainment and a four Marine and Family Programs The free event will be held at the Havelock Recreation course meal. Center Oct. 31 from 1-4 p.m. For more information, call 637-5706. Marine, Family Programs Office Numbers Candy will be given to children and costume contests The Family Member Employment Program, are available by age group. Salute our Military Women Transition Assistance Management Program, For more information, call the Havelock Police A Salute to our military women, hosted by the Carteret Relocation Assistance Program and accredited Department at 447-3212 or Havelock Parks and Recreation County Council for Women, will be Oct. 23 from 2-3:30 financial counselors can be reached at 466-4401. at 444-6429. p.m. • Child Development Resource & Referral – 466- The guest speaker will be Col. MaryJo J. MacGregor, 3595. ŹOnslow Oktoberfest assistant chief of staff for logistics, 2nd Marine Aircraft • Exceptional Family Member Program – 466- Onslow Oktoberfest will hold its 2nd annual 5 km walk/ Wing at MCAS Cherry Point. 7547. run in downtown Jacksonville, N.C., Oct. 28. The event is open to the public, but reservations are re- • Family Advocacy Program – 466-3264. Following the walk/run, participants are encouraged to quired. • Library – 466-3552. partake in bratwurst and beer as well as engage in family To make reservations, contact Juli Cosgrove at 241- • LifeLong Learning – 466-4500. fun and enjoy the various arts and crafts displays. 8074, or Adele Collins at 723-8782. • Military Family Life Consultant – 876-8016. For more information or to register for the event, call For more details and directions, visit http://www.ma- • New Parent Support Program – 466-3651. 910-388-7610 or visit http://www.onslowoktoberfest. rines.mil/unit/mcascherrypoint/Pages/SaluteToMilitary- • Retired Activities – 466-5548. com/5k. Women.pdf • Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program – 466-5490. ŹSergeants Major Golf Tournament Dracula is Back Substance Abuse Counseling – 466-7568. The MCAS Cherry Point - 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Step back in time and become the studio audience to a • 24-Hour Victim Advocate for Confidential Sergeants Major Golf Tournament is slated for Oct. 22 at 1940s radio drama at New Bern’s radio station, WHIT, as Services relating to Sexual Assault or Domestic the Sound of Freedom Golf Course. Tryon Palace Theater performs “Dracula.” Violence – 665-4713. The format of the event is a four-person superball with Experience the chills of a 19th-century Gothic classic team handicap assigned. play while enjoying the magic of radio in its heyday. Budget for Baby The price for registration is $35 per player, which The performance starts at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Try- The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers includes green fees and cart, drinks during play, prizes, a on Palace Visitor Center Auditorium. Tickets are $4 per Budget for Baby classes. light snack at check-in, an awards picnic after play, and adult, $2 per student or free with regular admission. To register call 466-2031. commemorative caps for all players. For more information, contact Karen Ipock at 639- Interested parties must register by Tuesday. For more 3581. Breast Feeding Class information, call 466-3044. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers Pumpkin Fun Day free breastfeeding classes to expectant mothers. ŹHaunted House/ Fall Festival A Day at the Farm, a historic dairy farm open for The purpose of the class is to help prepare the The Naval Health Clinic Recreation Committee and visitors, is holding its fourth annual Pumpkin Fun Day mother to be ready and confi dent to breastfeed Junior Enlisted Association will host a haunted house/fall Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. once the baby arrives. festival at Hancock Lodge Oct. 30 from 6-11 p.m. There will be hayrides, animals, ice cream, pumpkins To register call 466-2031. The price for admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children for sale, pony rides and pumpkin decorating stations. and free for children under the age of two. Admission is $6 per person for everyone over age Veterans’ Assistance Special activities include a haunted house, hotdogs, two. Price does not include the cost of ice cream, lunch, A representative from the Veterans Affairs Office bobbing for apples, moon bounce, face painting and much pony rides or pumpkins. There is an active duty military visits Cherry Point each Thursday in building 232. more. discount available with identification. Call 466-4401 for assistance. Monthly and Weekly Events Courage to Change duty personnel age 26 and under, Marine Corps League Meetings OFF Limits Cherry Point and Havelock Cour- within 90 days of marriage. The Cherry Point Detachment of age to Change is a support group for Please call the chapel at 466-4000 the Marine Corps League meets the FRIDAY’S NIGHT CLUB (AKA CLUB INSOMNIA) friends and family of alcoholics. for more information. third Tuesday of each month at the Meetings are held at St. Paul’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 MCB CAMP LEJEUNE AREA BELL AUTO SALVAGE II Lutheran Church in Havelock, Domestic Violence Victims in Havelock, at 7 p.m. BOTTA BOOMS For more information contact Tuesdays at 8 p.m. A support group for victims of do- CARLAND For more information, call 241- mestic violence is provided by the Owen Smith at 444-5420. CENTENNIAL ENTERPRISES, INC. 6155 or 670-6236. Carteret County Domestic Violence DOLL HOUSE Program. Disabled Veterans EASY MONEY CATALOG SALES Chapter 26 of the Disabled FANTASIES Al-Anon Family Group Meet The group meetings are held ev- ILLUSIONS American Veterans meets on the There are alcoholics anonymous ery Wednesday at 6 p.m. JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY AUTO PARTS family group meetings Tuesdays For more information, call 728- third Tuesday of each month at the JOSHUA EXPERIENCE/CLUB ACCESS at 8 p.m. for family members and 3788. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 LAIRDS AUTO & TRUCK CENTER friends of individuals who may have in Havelock at 7 p.m. MILITARY CIRCUIT OF JACKSONVILLE For information, contact Doug PAR TECH alcohol problems. Chili Festival Committee PLAYHOUSE The meetings are held at Havelock The 29th Annual Havelock Chili Matthers at 447-2761. PLEASURE PALACE First Baptist Church. Festival Committee meets on the PRIVATE PLEASURES (AKA CARRIAGE HOUSE) For more information call 447- second Tuesday of each month at RACEWAY AUTO PARTS REFLECTION PHOTO 8063 or 447-2109. 5:30 p.m. at the Havelock Tourist SOUTHERN COMFORT and Event Center conference room. STUDENT ASSISTANCE COMPANY Together For Life For more information, contact the TALK OF THE TOWN II The “Together for Life” one-day Havelock Chamber of Commerce at TENDER TOUCH (AKA BABY DOLLS) premarital seminar is held for active 447-1101. TY’S R&R VETERANS AFFAIRS SERVICES

Hotlines Oct. 11 1951 A Marine battalion was fl own by transport helicopters to a frontline combat 2nd MAW Command Inspector General position for the fi rst time, when HMR-161 lifted the 3d Battalion, 7th Marines, 466-5038 and its equipment during Operation Bumblebee northeast of Yanggu, Korea. If you are a victim of sexual assault Immediately call 665-4713, which is monitored 24/7. Oct. 19, 1968 Operation Maui Peak, a combined regimental-sized operation which began on The person answering the call will help you decide Oct. 6, 1968, ended 13 days later, 11 miles northwest of An Hoa, Vietnam. More the next steps to take. You may remain anonymous. than 300 enemy were killed in the nearly two-week operation. This procedure is not to replace calling 911 if you are in immediate danger. Remember, it’s not your fault. Support is available.

Severe weather and force protection information Military personnel call 466-3093. FRC East personnel call 464-8333. DDCN personnel call 466-4083.

Acquiring Supplies Fraud, Waste and Abuse Are you aware of anyone attempting to improperly If you know of or suspect any fraud, waste or abuse aboard MCAS Cherry Point, call 466-2016. acquire explosives, weapons, ammunition, This line’s automated answering service is available dangerous chemicals, uniforms, badges, flight 24 hours a day. manuals, access cards, or identification for a Intera ti e C sto er E al ation key facility; that could be used in a terrorist Put your thoughts on or criminal act? I.C.E. You can use I.C.E. to comment about quali- ty, timeliness and overall satisfaction of products and services available at MCAS Cherry Point. For more information, visit the website at http://www.ice.disa.mil. B6 October 14, 2010 The Windsock

SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS NEXT Race: Bank of America 500 Race: Dollar General 300 Race: Kroger 200 Where: Charlotte Motor Speedway Where: Charlotte Motor Speedway Where: Martinsville Speedway When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. (ET) When: October 23, 12:30 p.m. (ET) UP... TV: ABC TV: ESPN2 TV: SPEED 2009 winner: Jimmie Johnson (right) 2009 winner: Kyle Busch 2009 winner: Timothy Peters

By RICK MINTER / Cox Newspapers

2010 CHASE CONTENDERS Points standings, race results from Sunday’s Pepsi Max 400 at Auto Club Speedway and commentary by Rick Minter SweetSweet 1. Jimmie Johnson 5,673 (finished third) After starting the Chase with a 25th-place finish at New Hampshire, he’s had finishes of first at Dover, second at Kansas and third at California. “One race down, still in the points lead, but a lot of racing left,” he said. 2. Denny Hamlin –36 (finished eighth) He started 42nd but drove through the field CharlotteCharlotte to remain the chief threat to stop Johnson’s championship streak at four. “I can’t be too dis- appointed with it, especially from where we started. It’s somewhat uplifting that we got out of here with a top-10.” 3. Kevin Harvick –54 (finished seventh) Another solid performance from the regu- lar season points leader, who did get busted for speeding on pit road, still in the hunt for the championship. “We need to step it up, and we are still in striking distance in the points battle.”

4. Jeff Gordon –85 (finished ninth) A pit-road speeding penalty knocked him out of contention for the win, but he and his team did a masterful job of minimizing the damage. He came back from 28th place to score a top-10 finish. 5. Tony Stewart –107 (finished first) Marcus Smith (third from left) at a Charlotte Motor Speedway promotional event last May. (NASCAR photo) Even with the victory, he’s still a long way from challenging Johnson for the points lead unless some of those ahead of him falter in the coming weeks. “We’re going to need some Young track president is upbeat in down times help, but we’re doing everything we can do.” here’s probably no bad time to be ering profits to his dad’s company and to its where he’ll find it difficult to raise prices 6. Kurt Busch –140 (finished 21st) named president of a NASCAR race shareholders. when the economy recovers? He’d soldiered through a so-so day and was Ttrack, but for Marcus Smith, taking These days in racing, the strongest mar- “It’s no different than any other business, poised for a decent points finish when late- over at Charlotte Motor Speedway two ket for tickets seems to be the individuals whether you’re selling cereal or race tickets, race contact with David Ragan left him with years ago did present some challenges. For who buy from two to four tickets at a time. you have certain expectations of what a fair a disappointing finish. starters, he was following H.A. “Humpy” In NASCAR’s recent boom times, corpora- price is,” Smith said. “We still have tickets 7. Carl Edwards –162 (finished 34th) Wheeler, the man many consider the great- tions bought tickets by the stack and dis- that are expensive, $100 or more, but they An ignition problem sent him to the garage est racing promoter ever. And then there’s tributed them to their employees, associates come with a lot of benefits. And we still for 15 laps and put him in an underdog position, the economy that is hammering auto racing and customers. But not lately. have great tickets that used to be $79 and points-wise. “We’ve got six races left and we’re about as hard as any part of the economy. “Corporate ticket sales have been soft, but now they’re $49. Sure we’d like to charge 162 points back, so over six races that’s not a lot But Smith, the 36-year-old son of track we’re starting to see that come back a bit more, but at this time we have to charge a of points per race, so I think we can do it.” owner Bruton Smith, was mostly smiling just now,” Smith said. “They really fell off fair price for the times we’re in. and upbeat recently as he talked about this the cliff with the recession. It’s tough times.” “We’re very happy to be able to lower 8. Jeff Burton –177 (finished 23rd) weekend’s races at Charlotte. And he’s responded appropriately, he said. prices in a way that will be responsible to For the second straight week, his car’s han- “We’re really focused on making the race “We’ve lowered prices in a lot of areas,” he fans and to our company.” dling went away in the closing laps. Now he’s better every single time the fans come back, said. “And we offer extra amenities for peo- Smith also argued that the media atten- going to have to rely on the misfortunes of oth- where they’ll really enjoy it as a thing you ple who buy a lot of tickets or season tick- tion on empty seats at NASCAR races, ers to move up in the standings. go to with friends or with family,” he said. ets. We’ve also lowered prices for people that attention that largely comes because of the Part of making the races more enjoyable are just looking to come in for the least sport’s successes in the past, is unfair today. 9. Kyle Busch –187 (finished 35th) is making the tickets more affordable. And amount. That’s good for the fans and in the “If you flip on ESPN and see empty seats One of the pre-Chase favorites to win the it’s not the easiest thing to do for a person long run it’s good for NASCAR.” at baseball or football games, you don’t see championship is now in a deep hole, thanks to like Smith, who also is responsible for deliv- But will that policy paint him in a corner stories about attendance being in the toilet,” a blown engine at California on the heels of a he said. “We have a history of tremendous crash with David Reutimann at Kansas. sellouts … but on a bad day we’re still bringing in 120,000 or 100,000, and that’s 10. Greg Biffle –215 (finished 41st) more than a baseball stadium gets in five or The winner at Kansas never really got going six games during regular season. at California. His Ford engine that was so “It’s a bad economy, but thankfully some strong at Kansas failed him at Auto Club, people are starting to see it level off and effectively putting him out of the title hunt. turn around. As things turn around, we’ll “We were trying hard to win the title and it start back getting great big crowds.” isn’t going to happen this year.” Smith also is making strides to emerge 11. Matt Kenseth –241 (finished 30th) from the shadows of his predecessor, Humpy Like his teammate Biffle, he suffered engine Wheeler. His biggest project to date is a problems that spoiled a promising run and Humpy-like improvement on the back- ended any reasonable hope of a championship. stretch of the track. That’s where he’s building what he describes 12. Clint Bowyer –247 (finished second) as the world’s biggest HD video screen, one His 150-point penalty from New Hampshire that will be 200 feet wide and 80 feet tall. effectively took him out of the title hunt, but Construction is expected to begin after he’s proving that his team belongs in the this weekend’s races. Chase. “We’re a race-winning team and we “He’s been talking about that since the need to go out and prove that that last one Marcus Smith, left, and his father Bruton Smith, at a press conference on January 19, 2009, in Concord, North first day he took over,” said track wasn’t a hoax.” Carolina. (NASCAR photos) spokesman Scott Cooper.

NASCAR tough going for open-wheel drivers NOTEBOOK NUMERICALLY Ford cars bested by Chevys ASK RICK! Sam Hornish Jr., who was as good as they come in Indy cars, has had a difficult time transferring SPEAKING A week after Ford drivers dominated at his skills to NASCAR. In 101 Sprint Cup starts Kansas, Chevrolet racers seized control at Auto “Will Danica Patrick ever be a leading up to last Sunday’s race, his average finish Club Speedway in California as Tony Stewart was 26.7. He has just two top-five finishes. His won in a Chevy and secured the circuit’s Nationwide Series successful NASCAR driver?” Nationwide Series average is about the same – Manufacturers’ Cup for Chevy for the 34th time 27.9 – in 19 career runs. 101 points separating Carl since the award was first given in 1950. A.: It appears to be a long shot at best. For Patrick is just now turning her attention full- And to make matters even worse for Ford, the Edwards in second whatever reason, open-wheel drivers, even the time to her Nationwide Series car – the Indy car three Ford drivers in the Chase all experienced place and Kyle Busch in third, and best of them, tend to struggle season ended two weeks ago – and engine problems in the race. when trying to adapt to the had her best run yet in Saturday’s Matt Kenseth said the Ford failures may be Busch has run five fewer races slower but tough-to-drive race at Auto Club. She ran as high as tied to the recent efforts to wring more horse- than Edwards NASCAR cars. 10th before a late-race tangle with power from the engines. Juan Pablo Montoya has had James Buescher left her with a 30th- “They’ve been working really hard to give us DNFs [Did Not Finish] by great success in several forms of place finish, which dropped her aver- more power to be competitive, and there are 9 open-wheel racing, winning races age NASCAR finish to 31st. Her best always growing pains with that every once in a Jason Leffler this season, the on the elite Formula One circuit finish was a 24th at Chicagoland earli- while,” he told reporters after the race. “But most of any driver in the top and winning the Indianapolis er this year. Doug Yates and all those guys at the engine 10 in the Nationwide standings 500. But NASCAR has proven to But Patrick, whose Indy racing cre- shop do a great job, and I’m sure we’ll figure out be a challenge for him. dentials aren’t as strong as others what the problem is.” Heading into last week’s race who have tried NASCAR, seems to be Laps led by Kevin Harvick in at Auto Club Speedway in content to learn and said she’s opti- Hyder parts with Wood Bros. 0 the past 11 points-paying California, he had a career aver- mistic that as she runs more races age Sprint Cup finish of 19.9. In she’ll get better. And she indicated in Crew chief David Hyder and the Wood Sprint Cup races at Charlotte Nationwide Series races, his her post-race comments to reporters Brothers racing team parted company last Motor Speedway, the fewest of any average is 21. He does have that she’s getting a better feel for the week. Team co-owner Eddie Wood said Hyder, driver in the Sprint Cup Chase three victories – two in Sprint Nationwide cars. who has been the crew chief of the No. 21 Cup and one in Nationwide – Danica Patrick, left, with Brad “This should have been much bet- Motorcraft/Quick Lane Ford Fusion for the past but all three have come on road Daugherty (NASCAR photo) ter,” she said of her official finishing two seasons, deserves credit for helping the Sprint Cup points courses, where the open-wheel position. “I was passing good cars. I team get back to building race cars that can 1,608 scored by Kasey drivers tend to have their best days. know in my heart I was having a good day, so we’ll hold their own in a tough racing environment. Kahne in the past Indy car champion Dario Franchitti struggled just take that.” “It took somebody like David to get us back on in his try for a NASCAR career. In 10 Sprint Cup track, and he did it almost single-handedly,” 11 races at Charlotte Motor starts in 2008, he had an average finish of 34.3. In Got a question about NASCAR? Ask Rick! E- Wood said. “It’s a shame we weren’t able to stay Speedway, tops among drivers 18 Nationwide starts, his average finish was 20.8. mail your question to [email protected] together and finish what we started.” TheWindsock October 14, 2010 B7

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809 Pollock Street $150,000 A wonderful opportunity! Imagine living/working in His- toric All Saints Chapel. What a unique home, offi ce, studio, an- 3606 Delesa Ct. ~ $129,900 140 Jordan Drive ~ $145,000 tique shop or best of all a “Cha- 201 Sellhorn Blvd. ~ $154,900 The Cambridge Plan features a maintenance free vinyl siding ext. w/ What a great price for all of this room! No grass to cut no outside main- pel”. Beautiful stained glass Wonderful fl oor plan and great location make a desirable home for brick highlights on front, attached 1 car garage, 10x10 concrete patio in tenance to worry about-just enjoy life in this Wesmill Pond Estate home. windows, original wood fl oors you!Large Open fl oor plan with cathedral ceilings,gas FP,ceiling fans rear. Open fl oor plan w/cathedral ceiling, corner fi replace in living room. Priced to sell!! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with a bonus room.Gas fi replace,large and surrounded by wonderful thru out,nice natural sunlight,abundant cabinets and counter space,double Kitchen, dining room, laundry closet, WIC off kitchen with breakfast nook over looking backyard. garden. vanity,trey ceiling,sep laundry,refrig,washer,dryer,l MB. Seller will pay $2,000 in closing costs. Deck,vinyl and stacked stone ext. arge spacious fenced in back yard. MLS#73265 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 MLS#78641 Barbara Crawford 252-670-3733 MLS#77731 Linda Wahnsiedler 252-670-2734 MLS#78644 Barbara Crawford 252-670-3733

6317 Albatross Drive ~ $169,900 3321 Tack House Rd. ~ $169,900 1406 Mona Passage Ct. ~ $169,000 5921 Santo Domingo Ct. ~ $199,900 Wonderful ranch style home w/split fl oor plan. 3BR,2BA w/large princi- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Well-kept, low maintenance ranch in quiet Trent Exceptional Value, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Brick Traditional Cape with First Floor Master, 3 pal BR & ample sized secondary BRs.Screened porch & deck overlook Woods cul-de-sac. Eat in kitchen with large bay window with nice Ranch, Illness Forces Sale Below Market Val- Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Plus 2 - 1/2 Baths, Pri- beautifully shaded back yard.Nicely sized 2 car garage w/room to work! view of wooded lot. Living room has exposed wood beams and solar ue, Nicely Wooded Lot, Immaculate, OPEN vate Double Lot, Three Car Garage OPEN Priced to sell,this home is a real gem in desirable tubes. Floors in the kitchen and bathrooms have recently been up- HOUSE SUNDAY 10/10/10 HOUSE SUNDAY 10/10/10 dated. Sunny Carolina Room overlooks large Birdland!Wheelchair ramp does not convey. planted yard. GO Real Estate from 1 - 3 pm from 1 - 3 pm MLS#77879 Ted Michaelsen 252-658-0187 MLS#78626 Sarah Affl erbach 252-633-0322 & DEVELOPMENT MLS#78400 Pam Michel 252-637-8819 MLS#75951 Pam Michel 252-637-8819

4712 Trent Woods Drive ~ $275,000 117 Southern Hills Dr. ~ $279,900 11610 Hwy 17 North ~ $298,000 121 Tupelo Trail ~ $298,000 A real Trent Woods beauty!Updated galley style kitchen,gorgeous hardwood Great home in the Greenbrier “Back Woods”, 4BR/3BA, Beautiful equestrian setting in the country. 1st fl oor master suite In search of an excellent fl oor plan,condition and location? Large LR fl oors,nice fl oor plan,Carolina Room,Open LR/DR,breakfast nook,fi replace. 3-4 BR, 2 1/2 BA, FROG & Carolina Room. w/whirlpool bath & sep. shower. Hardwood fl oors in foyer, DR, LR & FR with w/hardwood fl rs & cathedral ceiling goes into gorgeous sunroom w/ Extra room for offi ce or FR.Wooded yard with shade and mature landscap- Granite counters, kitchen bay window, mouldings. Stainless steel appliances & wine cooler in large, eat-in Kitchen. porcelain tile. Kitchen has corian counterops & stainless appliances. ing.Detached carport with storage.A family/friend whirlpool tub + more. Carolina Room, plantation blinds throughout. BR2 with Manicured lawn w/PVC privacy fence. Security gathering home with plenty of room. All brick private BA. BR3/4 w Jack & Jill BA. Huge FROG. system, storage shed, extra parking pad. MLS#77979 Barbara Crawford 252-670-3733 MLS#76471 Kathie Jones 252-634-7838 MLS#78245 Ted Michaelsen 252-658-0187 MLS#78235 Barbara Crawford 252-670-3733 NEED TO RAPIDLY SELL A HOME? Advertise it on the Real

107 Oakmont Circle ~ $299,900 4805 Delft Dr. ~ $299,900 2148 Royal Pines Drive ~ $345,000 Estate Rapid Seller Page Great Golf Course home at the Emerald, 3-4 BR, 2 REDUCED $60,000 In Carolina Colours! Beautiful home built by Scheper Love to entertain? This house has it all. All brick home. Enjoy Simply Call Celia Rolison 1/2 BA, sep. offi ce, huge eat in kitchen, large Mas- & Assoc. on large corner lot. Hardwood fl oors, cathedral & trey ceilings the quiet neighborhood from the screened porch overlooking the ter Suite w/whirlpool tub. Gorgeous formal dining formal dining room, granite counter tops in kitchen, with breakfast area. pool. Wonderful kitchen, great room with fi replace, formal din- at (252) 635-5640 or room. Large covered deck looks Separate laundry room, 4th bedroom is a FROG with ing room, hardwood fl oor, high ceiling and onto the 16th fairway and green. bathroom. Screened in porch 12x12.6. natural light. Truly a pleasure to live in. Matt Gifford at MLS#78592 Kathie Jones 252-634-7838 MLS#76867 Pam Baumgardner 252-626-3721 MLS#78262 Linda Wahnsiedler 252-670-2734 (252) 635-5645 for Details WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME Our one-page Clarity Commitment® tells you in plain language what you’re getting. A GREAT HOME Linda Dail David Foley DROPPED OUT OF THE SKY Senior Mortgage Originator Senior Mortgage Originator Vice-President Vice-President Offi ce: 252-634-3000 Offi ce: 252-634-3000 ext.228 FOR BUYERS? Cell: 252-671-9102 Cell: 252-670-7311 134 Craven St 134 Craven St New Bern, NC 28562 New Bern, NC 28562 Realtors help buyers fi nd their dream [email protected] [email protected] The Clarity Commitment summary is provided as a convenience, does not serve as a substitute for a home, and there’s no better place to start borrower’s actual loan documents, and is not a commitment to lend. Borrowers should become fully informed by reviewing all of the loan and disclosure documentation provided. Credit and collateral are subject to approval. Terms and conditions apply. This is not a commitment to lend. Programs, rates, than right here..... terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.© 2010 Bank of America Corporation. ARSOX1C6. 00-62-2218D 05-2010. Home Loans To advertise a real estate property call Celia Rolison (252) 635-5640 or Matt Gifford (252) 635-5645