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Series Premiers

Men Into Space - Moon Probe - CBS - September 30, 1959

Drama

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Arthur Weiss

Produced by Lewis J. Rachmil

Directed by Walter Doniger

Stars:

William Lundigan as Col. Edward McCauley

Angie Dickinson as Mary McCauley*

Paul Burke as Major Billy Williams

Paul Richards as Air Force Liason Officer (Paul)

H.M. Wynant as Major Joe Hale

John Vivyan as Ground Controller

Robert Cornthwaite as Reporter

Stacy Harris as Reporter

James Anderson as Reporter

William Phipps as

Edward Kemmer as Communications Officer

Charles Maxwell as Technical Officer

Susan Dorn as Oregon Mini Track 1

Ashley Cowan as France Mini Track

John Bleifer as Russia Mini Track

Jacques Gallo as France Mini Track

Robert Kino as

Sam Capuano as

Moody Blanchard as Florida Able-1 Mini Track

Charles Herbert as Pete McCauiey

*Angie Dickinson only appeared in the pilot episode. The part of Mary Maculey was played by Joyce Taylor in eight episodes of the regular season.

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Getting to know you: MARQing the Pave Hawk.

[1] Helicopter maintainers from the 455th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron perform preflight checks on an HH-60 Pave Hawk at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan. Helicopter maintainers here ensure Bagram’s combat search and rescue helicopters are ready to fly at a moment’s notice. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Robert Cloys, 26 DEC 2015.)

[2] U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence J. O’Shaughnessy, Pacific Air Forces commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Harold Hutchison, Pacific Air Forces command chief, receive a tour of an HH-60G Pavehawk at the 33rd Rescue Squadron at Kadena Air Base, Japan. O’Shaughnessy received a mission overview of the rescue squadron’s challenges and capabilities operating in the Indo-Asia Pacific Theater. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Omari Bernard, 11 AUG 2016.)

[3] An HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter from the 943rd Rescue Group, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., refuels from an HC-130 P/N King aircraft from the 920th Rescue Wing, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., over Portland, Oregon. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Anna-Marie Wyant, 27 JUL 2013.)

[4] Airmen from the 83rd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron taxi out on HH-60G Pave Hawks, Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. Members of the 83rd ERQS participate in a personnel recovery exercise in order to maintain proficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Justyn M. Freeman, 9 JUN 2016.)

The Pave Hawk is a heavily customized and reinforced Sikorsky UH60 Black Hawk airframe, redesigned and outfitted to meet the needs of the US Air Force’s unique mission requirements. It is equipped with automatic flight control system, inertial navigation system, global positioning system and lightweight airborne recovery system.

The avionics suite installed in the HH-60G include AN/APN-235 Doppler navigation system, AN/APN-239 weather avoidance radar, AN/AAQ-16 forward looking infra-red (FLIR) imaging system, PRC-112 survival radio, An/ARC-210 SATCOM, AN/APN-239 colour weather radar, AN/ARC-220 earth digital radio and AN/ARC-222 SINCGARS radio system.

The HH-60G is also equipped with an AN/ALQ-202 radio jammer, AN/ALQ-213 electronic warfare management system, AN/APR-39 radar warning receiver, AN/ALQ-144 infra-red countermeasure system, infra-red missile jammer, infra-red suppression system and flare / chaff dispensers.

The HH-60G can fly at a maximum speed of 360km/h. Its cruise speed is 294km/h. The range and service ceiling of the aircraft are 933km and 4,328m respectively. The maximum flight endurance is 4.2 hours. DRS Defense Solutions was contracted by the US Air Force in January 2012 to upgrade the HH-60G Pave Hawk with improved altitude hold and hover stabilization (IAHHS) at a cost of $12m.

The Pave Hawk can be equipped with two crew-served M240 7.62mm machine guns or GAU-21 .50 caliber machine guns.

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الحصول على حقائق على المراحل السبع من الحزن

آدمز ، ك. إدارة الحزن من خلال كتابة المجلة. مركز علاج المجلة. 2006.

Barry، L. C.، Kasl، S. V.، Prigerson، H. G. The بدور الظروف المدركة للوفاة والاستعداد للموت. المجلة الأمريكية لطب الشيخوخة، 10: 447-457 ، أغسطس 2002.

مركز منع الانتحار. الحزن بعد الانتحار: مذكرات من الأدب على الاختلافات النوعية ووصمة العار. SIEC Alert # 46 ، نوفمبر 2001.

ديمر ، سي. "رعاية شخص محبوب بالإيدز: منظور جنوب إفريقيا". مجلة الخسارة والصدمات 11 (2006): 439-455.

Forte، A. L.، Hill، M.، Pazder، R.، Feudtner، C. Bereavement تدخلات الرعاية: a مراجعة منهجية. Biomedical Central Limited العناية التلطيفية، 3: 3 ، 26 يوليو ، 2004.

فريدمان ، S ، تشانغ ، WCR. تحليل لعينة من فهم عامة الناس للمغفرة: الآثار المترتبة على مستشاري الصحة العقلية. مجلة استشارات الصحة العقلية يناير 2010 32 (1): 5-34.

صائغ B ، وآخرون. ارتفاع معدلات اضطراب الحزن لفترات طويلة في الأميركيين الأفارقة. دراسات الموت 2008؛ 32: 352-365.

كيرستنج ، ك. مقاربة جديدة للحزن المعقد. النفسية الأمريكية رابطة اون لاين. المجلد 35 (10) صفحة 51. نوفمبر 2004.

Koop ، P. M. ، Strang ، V. R. تجربة الفجيعة التالية الأسرة المنزلية تقديم الرعاية للأشخاص المصابين بالسرطان المتقدم. بحوث التمريض السريري 12 (2)، 127-144 ، 2003.

Kramlinger، M. إذا كنت أكبر من 65 وأرملة. نصائح مفيدة لل حديثا الثكالى. وجهة نظر أرملة واحدة. قصائد الثكل والمقالات ، 2007.

كريستين م ، وآخرون. حل الاكتئاب والحزن خلال السنة الأولى بعد الإجهاض: تجربة سريرية عشوائية محكومة للتدخلات التي تركز على الأزواج. مجلة صحة المرأة 2009؛ 18 (8).

لارسون ، دي. جي. ، هويت ، دبليو. تي. ماذا أصبح ��شورة الحزن؟ تقييم لل الأسس التجريبية للتشاؤم الجديد. علم النفس المهني: البحث والممارسة 38 (4): 347-355 ، 2007.

Li، J.، Laursen، T. M.، Precht، D. H.، Olsen، J.، Mortensen، P. T. Hospitalization for مرض عقلي بين الوالدين بعد وفاة الطفل. مجلة نيو انجلاند دواء 352: 1190-1196 ، مارس 2005.

Lowenstein ، T. اختبار إجهاد الحياة. مؤسسة كونسيوس ليفينج ، 1997.

Melhem، N. M.، Day، N.، Shear، K.، Day، R.، Reynolds، C. F.، Brent، D. Traumatic grief between المراهقين يتعرضون لانتحار الأقران. المجلة الأمريكية للطب النفسي 161: 1411-1416 ، أغسطس 2004.

المعهد الوطني للسرطان. التوجيهات المتقدمة. المعاهد الوطنية الامريكية الصحة: ​​2000.

Neimeyer، R. A.، Prigerson، H. G.، Davies، B. Mourning and ومعنى. أمريكي العالم السلوكي 46 (2): 235-251 ، 2002.

الناس الذين يعيشون مع السرطان. فهم الحزن في السياق الثقافي. 2005.

Pfeffer، C. R. Death. الطب النفسي مرات 17 (9) ، سبتمبر 2000.

فيليبس ، ك. "المرأة والثروة: التحديات والتغييرات ومفاتيح الرخاء." شركاء 4 الازدهار. مارس 2016.

Piper، W. E.، Ogrodniczuk، J. S.، Azim، H. F.، Weideman، R. الحزن المعقد بين العيادات الخارجية للأمراض النفسية. خدمات الطب النفسي 52: 1069-1074 ، آب / أغسطس 2001.

Rask، K.، Kaunonen، M.، Paunonen-Ilmonen، M. Adolescent للتعامل مع الحزن بعد وفاة أحد أفراد أسرته. المجلة الدولية لممارسة التمريض. 8 (3): 137-142 ، يونيو 2002.

رييس أورتيز ، سي. إيه ، مورينو ماسياس ، سي. إتش. ، سيبالوس أوسوريو ، ج. الناجمة عن الوفاة في النساء المسنات. حوليات الرعاية الطويلة الأجل 9 (7) ، يوليو عام 2001.

SadlyMissed.com. المراحل السبع من الحزن. 2006.

ستروبي ، م. ، هينك ، شوت. نموذج العملية المزدوجة للتغلب على الفجيعة: الأساس المنطقي والوصف. دراسات الموت. 23 (3): 197-224 ، مارس 1999.

Tilden، V. P.، Tolle، S. W.، Nelson، C. A.، Fields، J. Family لصنع القرار في الانسحاب العلاجات التي تحافظ على الحياة من المرضى في المستشفى. بحوث التمريض 50 (2): 105-115 ، آذار / مارس – نيسان / أبريل 2001.

نظام الصحة بجامعة فرجينيا. موارد الفجيعة الوطنية. 2007.

Wyant ، L. القتل الرحيم: ما يمكن توقعه عندما يحين وقت محبوبتك. Vetcentric.com 11/27/2000.

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Brittney and Kyle’s California Private Estate Wedding

Brittney and Kyle wanted a cohesive and seamless feel to their day, and the private estate they chose allowed them to set up several different areas in the property to achieve a flow from pre-ceremony to dancing and everything in between. Brittney picked out two dresses and couldn’t let either one go – one of them was a bold choice of a colored gown but she nailed it with this gorgeous Lanvin design in blue. With white hydrangeas in abundance (a nod to Kyle’s first flowers to Brittney), Willow Floral Design added classic chic to this elegant wedding. You’re going to want to spend some time admiring these photos effortlessly captured by Sean Money + Elizabeth Fay.

  From the Bride:

What made the wedding special and unique? 

Using a private property rather than an established venue required a ton of extra planning but also allowed us to create our ideal, unique event. It was crucial to us that everything felt cohesive and without any down time so we created several different spaces around the property for the event to flow through, from pre-ceremony cocktails to dancing. I think that seamlessness is sometimes uncommon with weddings so we were excited to have that opportunity.

Tell us about the gown and where/how you found it!

I first fell in love with my white gown on Pinterest so of course figured I would never be lucky enough to actually track it down. Also, I don’t enjoy having all eyes on me so I felt that everyone’s shock over a colored dress would be a nice diversion. I kept scouring bridal fashion show images for colored gowns while my mom worked her way up the Lanvin phone chain until we eventually stumbled across both gowns and I had trouble letting either one go!

What were some touches added to make the wedding personal?

We threw in a bunch of very particular elements to make the day feel like us. The first flowers Kyle ever gave me were hydrangeas so we included them everywhere: the flower wall, the bouquets, even my dress color was called “Hydrangea.” We were also very deliberate with our music, such as our recessional song “Here Come the Hodads” by the Marketts. We first heard it during the credits for the movie Inherent Vice and danced around the (empty) theater. It is one of our funnest memories so we had to include it in the day. That kind of silly thing made everything feel right.

What was the most memorable part of the day? 

“Sunday Kind of Love” was the last song of the night and a couple of the last guests had started to say their goodbyes while we were dancing. Kyle’s best man wouldn’t let them and started singing together, shoulder to shoulder. Somehow it become this massive group hug of everyone who was left (which were all our closest friends), swaying and singing around the two of us dancing. I still get chills when I remember it because it was such a warm, inimitable moment.

  Tell us how you met and became engaged.

Kyle’s band used to play shows with my friends’ band so eventually we saw each other around. He actually added me on MySpace before we ever spoke and then I broke the tension by saying hello the next time we saw each other. He was still in high school so we didn’t end up dating until about a year later. He said “I love you” 10 days in, so we knew it was serious pretty quickly and had planned to get married for years. Because of all that, it was really important to me that the actual moment was a surprise. To throw me off the trail, and because caffeine is my other true love, he got my local Starbucks to let him play barista. When I drove up to get my coffee he was in the window with flowers and the ring.

Photographer: Sean Money + Elizabeth Fay // Coordinator/Planner: Catrina-Marie // Flowers/Florist: Willow Floral Design // Invitations: Tokay Press // Ceremony and Reception Venue: Private Estate, Acampo CA // Officiant: Judge Bernard Garber, family friend // Bridal Gowns: The Bridal Galleria San Francisco, Lanvin Chicago // Veil: The Bridal Galleria San Francisco // Seamstress: Couture Designs, Fair Oaks, CA // Jewelry: Inherited from family // Shoes: Manolo Blahnik, Sak’s Fifth Avenue // Hair: Holland Filippini, Vanity Salon, Stockton, CA // Makeup: Jolene Schulz, Armani at Nordstrom Arden Fair // Bridesmaids’ dresses: Revolve, ASOS, Fame and Partners, Joanna August, Reformation // Mother of the bride dress: Halston Heritage, Neiman Marcus // Groom’s attire: Burberry San Francisco, Neiman Marcus SF, Dior SF, Alden // Groomsmen’s attire: H&M // Flower girl attire: David’s Bridal // Engagement Ring: Judi Wyant Antiques // Wedding Bands: Kevin Schimke // Music (ceremony and reception): Guilio Cetto, Beat Fleet DJs // Catering: Angelina’s // Cake: Something Sweet Bakery // Rentals: Celebrations // Favors: Best Wishes // Transportation: Aurora Limo // Accommodations: Hampton Inn // Videographer: Jeremy Morgan // Lighting: LB Production Center // Photobooth: Rocket Booths // Cookies: Tower Cafe

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George S. Wyant Sr.

George Shala Wyant Sr., 89, of Spartanburg, SC, died Thursday, October 26, 2017, at White Oak North Grove-Spartanburg. Born December 27, 1927, in Bessemer City, NC to the late Rash Clinton and Nettie Costner Wyont, he was the widower of his beloved wife of 62 years, Frances Barksdale Wyant. A graduate of Bessemer City High School and the John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in Nashville, TN, Mr. Wyant worked with Harry and Bryant Funeral Home in Charlotte, NC for some years. At that time, he also served in the U. S. Army during the Korean War. He later began working as a salesman for the U. S. Gypsum Company in Charlotte and was transferred to Spartanburg selling building materials throughout areas of North and South Carolina. He began building homes during this time and home construction became his primary interest and enjoyment. He spent over 50 years building homes in Spartanburg County. He was a charter member of the Home Builders Association of Greater Spartanburg where he served as president, on the Board of Directors, and was an active member for over 50 years. He also served the community through the Piedmont Sertoma Club where he was a lifetime member. He was a charter member of Westminster Presbyterian Church where he served as a Deacon and an Elder as well as in many other areas of the church. He spent many afternoons playing golf and enjoyed playing bridge with friends and family. Survivors include his two sons, George S, Wyant, Jr. and wife, Mary, of Spartanburg and David M. Wyant and wife, Kathy, of Columbia; two daughters, Patty W. Hair and husband, William, of St. Matthews and Becky W. Dominey and husband, Brian, of Simpsonville; seven grandchildren, Spencer Wyant of Charlotte, NC, Melissa and Jacquelyn Wyant of Columbia, Daniel Hair and wife, Meredith, of St. Matthews, Olivia H. Smith and husband, Brooks, of St. Matthews, and Juston and Nathan Dominey of Simpsonville; great-grandson, Ashton Walker Hair; and one brother, Stowe Wyant of Charlotte, NC. He is predeceased by two sisters, Thelma Mobley and Alda Mae Hollman; and two brothers, Wilson Wyont and Forrest Wyont. Visitation will be 12:30-2:15 PM Sunday, October 29, 2017, at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 309 Fernwood Dr., Spartanburg, SC 29307. Funeral services will follow at 2:30 PM with The Rev. Steve Wise and The Rev. Charles H. Horne officiating. Entombment will be in Greenlawn Memorial Gardens Heritage Chapel Mausoleum, 1300 Fernwood-Glendale Rd., Spartanburg, SC 29307. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Mobile Meals Service, PO Box 461, Spartanburg, SC 29304; or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 online at www.stjude.org. The family will be at the home of George Wyant, Jr., 471 Greylogs Lane, Spartanburg. Floyd’s Greenlawn Chapel from The JF Floyd Mortuary Crematory & Cemeteries via Spartanburg Funeral