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| Profile for SO-IT-GOES | Click here to make or adjust profile | |||||||
| Height: 5'8" | Weight: Yes lbs. | Alumni Status: ND-BSME-1970 + NROTC | ||||||
| Location: Washington DC suburbs (MoCo,Md.) | Favorite Baseball Team: Yankees | |||||||
| Natural Enemies: ? | ||||||||
| Athletic Ability: | Not much anymore though I am planning to get back into golf in 2012. Though not a HS or college athlete I did play intramural hoops at ND and played against Austin Carr, Sid Catlett, and Collis Jones. (ND did not allow frosh to play varsity so they could play in pick-up games). |
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| Sartorial Style: | Preppy, almost since birth, with a bit of outdoors interspersed now. Since the "birth" of business casual I truly miss my tie and "braces (aka suspenders)" collection! Love a heavily starched shirt (2+ years as a Naval Officer influenced that). |
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| Favorite Beverage and Consumption Freq: | V8. I like many craft beers but do not drink alcohol much. | |||||||
| Political Philosophy: | "so-it-goes" | |||||||
| Religious Philosophy: | "yes" + "so-it-goes" | |||||||
| Musical Favorites: | Classic and psychedelic rock from the 60s and 70s, and a lot of music since with the exception of rap and country (though there are many talented folks in those genres). Like classical on occasion, not opera. Of course, ND Band, and Glee Club (was a member for three years). I continue to collect vinyl LPs. |
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| Favorite Quote from an ND Coach: | Lou seems to have the "book" on them. | |||||||
| Miscellaneous Data: | I have a great family. I am a lung cancer survivor of 10 years (June 2011 anniversary). Had no idea I had it until a very fortunate chest x-ray as part of a physical. Rough recovery time from the very invasive surgery. Yes, I did smoke. Enjoy: fly-fishing and fly-tying; kayaking on flat water; music (note above); reading; yard work. My late father was involved in a family business in NYC that was next to the eventual World Trade Center site before it was built. The business also supplied the peanuts to Yankee, Shea, and Baltimore's Memorial Stadiums for many years. | |||||||