What to do….

I was getting out of the USAF in Nov 1986. Had my out-processing paperwork and was getting all of the boxes checked. During the last year of enlistment I had tried to transfer to Training Instructor, just like the DI and DS of other services, paperwork was lost. I had tried to transfer to Weatherman/or Combat Weather, all paperwork was lost again. So, I’m sitting in front of the Hahn Air Base Education Officer and she starts looking at all of my paperwork, digging through drawers, looks up at me, goes back to her drawer, and finally asks, “Can you tell me why you came in the Air Force as Enlisted?” I had no answer for her. I still don’t.

A week later I was at McGuire AFB in New Jersey. I was in a room with 48 people in it, all returning from overseas…only 6 of us were asked to reenlist, I refused but took it as a compliment.

When I first came to Boeing my intent was to build airplanes long enough to afford to go to the University of Kansas, get a dual degree in Political Science and History and then to go to Law School. I retired at 55 still wanting to go to Law School. Did 4 more years at Boeing and was Medically laid off. So, it’s still Law School OR to pick a suitable MA/PhD path to follow.

University of the People is the cheapest.

Walden University is the fastest.

American Public University is where my heart is set.

Genealogical DNA results

I have spent well over $1,000 on various genealogical DNA tests.

I have done the Ancestry DNA test, attached it to my main family tree, and discovered no new information.

I have done all of the FT-DNA testing possible, and now that I have access to my Big Y 700 results I can say that, again, I have discovered no new information from FT-DNA.

I have re-accomplished my family tree a dozen times. First using old school paper Pedigrees and Family Group Sheets, then uploading it to Family Tree Maker several times only to see the program crash and hard drives fail. I now hang all of my work on Ancestry, pay my annual fees, and use only the Legal/Historical method of doing research. I copy no one elses work, I do not use any new information from Find A Grave or from Geneanet Community Trees Index. I have some of the most accurate family trees around. This is why I was asked to be the Registrar of the George Washington Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Liberty has two Interdisciplinary MA degrees/must choose two areas of study.

MA in Interdisciplinary Research, requires 46 Graduate credits.

MA in Interdisciplinary Studies, requires 31 Graduate credits.

  • American Legal Studies
  • Apologetics
  • Church History
  • Criminal Justice
  • Economics
  • English
  • Ethnomusicology
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Geography
  • Government
  • History
  • International Legal Studies
  • International Relations
  • Linguistics
  • Military and National Security
  • New Testament
  • Nutrition
  • Old Testament
  • Psychology
  • Public Administration
  • Strategic Communications
  • Theology

Voices & Visions

Back in the mid-nineties, Mystic Fire Video came up with a series of thirteen hour-long videos about poets called: Voices & Visions. I still have them on the VHS with no known way to play them on a Smart TV. Cody Carvel uploaded them to YouTube!

1 Elizabeth Bishop

2 Hart Crane

3 Emily Dickenson

4 T S Eliot

5 Robert Frost

6 Langston Hughes

7 Robert Lowell

8 Marianne Moore

9 Sylvia Plath

10 Ezra Pound

11 Wallace Stevens

12 Walt Whitman

13 William Carlos Williams

Liberty has two Interdisciplinary MA degrees/must choose two areas of study.

MA in Interdisciplinary Research, requires 46 Graduate credits.

MA in Interdisciplinary Studies, requires 31 Graduate credits.

  • American Legal Studies
  • Apologetics
  • Church History
  • Criminal Justice
  • Economics
  • English
  • Ethnomusicology
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Geography
  • Government
  • History
  • International Legal Studies
  • International Relations
  • Linguistics
  • Military and National Security
  • New Testament
  • Nutrition
  • Old Testament
  • Psychology
  • Public Administration
  • Strategic Communications
  • Theology