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Golf Outing - Tuesday, August
31st (shotgun start at 8:00 a.m.), at the prestigious
NCR Country Club South Course, site of the 1969 PGA
Championship, the 1986 US Women's Open, and the 2005 US
Senior Open Championship. Continental breakfast,
box lunches and drinks will be provided, and door
prizes--including four tickets for the
Bengals/Steelers Monday Night Football game in
Cincinnati on
November 8th--will be awarded. The golf outing fee will
be $85 for Government employees and $110 for private sector
attendees. Space is limited, so sign up today!
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Icebreaker - Tuesday evening, August 31st, in
the Transportation Center at
Carillon Historical Park, showcasing Dayton’s rich
heritage in transportation. Guests will learn about
these achievements while strolling through the park’s 25
historical buildings, featuring hundreds of artifacts and
exhibits, including the 1905 Wright Flyer III, the world’s
first practical airplane. The evening will include
networking, socializing, touring the park, cocktails and
heavy appetizers. A cash bar will be available (cash
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Fun Run/Walk - On the morning of Wednesday, September
1st, come run or walk with other conference
participants. We have a 1.7 mile route for walkers
and a 5K (3.1 mile) route for runners. Both end
back at the Marriott with plenty of time to be ready
for breakfast. The first 40 participants will
receive free t-shirts!
Click here for the route map.
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Banquet
- Wednesday
evening, September 1st, in the
National Museum of the United States Air Force. The
banquet will open with a cocktail hour in the Air Power
Gallery, which houses one of the world’s top collections of
WWII aircraft. Following cocktails, dinner will be in
the Modern Flight Gallery, dining amongst the flying forces
of years past and present. The museum will be open for
self-guided tours throughout the evening, and the gift shop
will be open from 6:00 - 7:15 pm. A cash bar will be
available (cash only, no credit or debit cards). |
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Banquet
Keynote Speaker: Debbie Anderson,
Dayton Codebreakers |
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Debbie Anderson
co-directed the 2006 documentary film, Dayton
Codebreakers, which was produced by Dayton's PBS
station (ThinkTV). Anderson is the daughter of
Joseph Desch, NCR engineer and leader of a top
secret codebreaking operation in Dayton during
WWII. The Navy needed Desch's expertise to
design codebreaking machines which were used
against the German Enigma machine. This top
secret operation remained classified for more
than fifty years.
Jim Weiner, program
manager for ThinkTV remarks "Just when you think
all the World War II stories have been mined,
this gem emerges. And it came to light
because a daughter played detective in hunting
down the top secret answer to what her father
did during the war."
Learn more at
www.daytoncodebreakers.org and then come to
the SAME 2010 Regional Conference banquet to hear Debbie Anderson tell the story of her
findings and her father's heroic career! |
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Art Institute -
On
Wednesday, September 1st from 1 pm to 4 pm, SAME
will provide transportation for interested family members
to the
Dayton Art Institute, which will be featuring a
special exhibit on "Modern
Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum."
Admission to the special exhibit will cost $10, payable
at the museum, but admission to the rest of the museum
is free. |
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Speed Introductions - On Thursday, September 2nd from 8:30 to 11 am,
the Kittyhawk Post Young Members will host a free "Speed
Introductions" event designed to introduce
job-seekers to regional employers including
Wright-Patterson AFB, the Army Corps of Engineers
and many private sector firms. Participants can
sign up for short appointments to talk with mentors,
leaders and hiring mangers from the architecture,
engineering and construction industry.
Click here for more information. |
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On-line
registration has closed. On-site registration will be available at the
Dayton Marriott during the conference. |
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