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Fantastic word game

19th century standards, at least in Victorian terms, are quite effective in the establishment of band camps internationally.
 
The establishment of band camps internationally is probably one of my greatest career challenges especially when you consider we face various numerous language barriers and security issues.
 
Language barriers and security issues are not usually a problem for us who are familiar with various dialects around the world.
 
Around the world, there was much celebration and jubilation for our 5th anniversary and we move on towards other goals even if we don't receive the accolades that I thought we'd get.


TPS Reports are being forwarded to me for inspection and certification even though our supercomputer program does much of the work. I'm wondering how quad managed to do all that work before much of it became computerized. Perhaps he deserves a raise after all...or a new computer. ;D
 
I thought we'd get much farther along than we have, but we have not done too shabby a job for two pages in two days.
 
In two days the University's satellite transmitter in Pendleton will be completed, and it will be relaying the feed of KFWG-LD off the ITFS circuit, using the new callsign KFWP-LD.

[size=8pt]We were expecting it to be on the air by the end of the month but they were far ahead of schedule. I won't actually be there myself this time, but I'll be announcing it on the air on Friday morning, when they do the cutover from the aging (and ailling) NTSC translator K37WP.

As I understand, construction of the studio (it'll be just off the campus' A/V room) will be finished some time next June, and I *will* be in town for the studio's inauguration at the start of July! The campus itself is expected to be finished in the middle of August, to open for the 2012-2013 term. Don't know the specific dates yet.
 
Fan appreciation night will not include me if they are playing Christmas music for the 6 weeks leading up to Christmas.
 
Christmas would be a great excuse to buy something for Megan McCormick.

Dang I wish I had more time to mess around on here. Keep your TPS Reports coming. See your emails on the VAX system for all due dates. Anyone needing a 1099 must request it by Dec. 15.
Keep on keepin' on.
 
Thoughtfulness and generosity are always welcomed, especially for the professionally decorated Christmas tree, that awaited us in the lobby, delivered by the royal band camp florist and arborist.

They delivered it that way, no muss, no fuss. All we have to do is put it in the library. Geezerhood tends to lend itself to somewhat more gracious living at times.
 
The royal band camp florist and arborist knows natural beauty when he sees it which is why huge portraits of Olivia Newton-John and Megan McCormick hang on the wall in his office.

Wait! What??? Silkie beat me to it by following her own post? Hmmm...someone may have something to say about this later.

Coincidentally, I was going to post the same thing but since you beat me to it, Miss Silkie I guess there is no need now.
 
No need now to wonder what decorates the wall of his office, because beauty surrounds everything he touches, including Christmas.
 
Including Christmas, there are a lot of holidays when the band camp students get to go home to be with their families while a team of dedicated staffers including Miss Silkie and myself stay behind to keep an eye on things.
 
Keep an eye on things puts me in mind of an eye doctor patient who had an eye removed and replaced with a glass eye, who went for a check up, and on the way out the door told the eye doctor that he would keep an eye out for him, and that is a true story.

I thought I would fall out of the chair when he said, "I'll be seein' you 'round, Doc, and I'll keep an eye out for you.". It was about 30 years ago.
 
A true story, "TFWG (or The FWG if you prefer): Behind The Scenes", is a factual account of our entire history written by an unnamed ghostwriter and available at the library, online, and your favorite bookstore.
 


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