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The 3 of us pinch ourselves silly that we actually had this AAmazing event!    How we all got to DallasPodcasting in the epic new headquarters Meeting the CEO and  the AA podcasterBeril's Bakes cake! Integrated Operations Center tourFounders PlazaSkyview 8 and Skyview 6 incredible tours What do you desire for lunch? Thank you American Airlines! Raffle!CR Smith Museum tourHarvest Hall dinner, dranks and dancing with the hot guy from Perx! (Lara) Founders Plaza with donuts and coffeeRamp tours!  Thanks to everyone who attended and a recap of some  of them!How the heck did we all get home?Eternal gratitude for Beril at American Airlines for making dreams come true! We cannot acknowledge her enough for all the AAmazing things she accomplished for The Non Rev Lounge listeners. Complete access to American Airlines and the hospitality involved❤️ Her teAAm was wonderful and we are so appreciative!! Thank you for the fantastic donations to our raffle, those models can't be topped as a plum prize for our listeners!Thank you to Kyle Chang from Clubhouse (download the free app today) and his Aviation Enthusiasts channel. He did a fabulous job as an event coordinator; getting the hotel and rooms together and keeping us on track!  Listen to his channel! I enjoy hanging out on Friday nights there!  Thank you to the famous @aapilotwife, our good friend, Claudi! She got fun raffle prizes, found great places for our dinners, got ramp tours set up, was in charge of the  tee shirts, brought donuts to Founders Plaza,. She was instrumental in making this event happen! We all love her little goodie bags with the meet up printed on them! Kelsey our good friend and personal chauffeur! Kelsey is the person who got the majority of our prizes. JSX loves her, and so do we! She was instrumental in the success of the weekend! We needed an extra hand and there she was! She  dogged people  to get us those  prizes! Kelsey also donated her personal collection of airline kids pins !! ❤️ Coffee at Founders Plaza came in clutch ! When I think Non Rev Lounge, I think Kelsey! Brittany….dang girl! You just got it! Thanks for handling the social media that weekend! I may have missed some meals and sleep, but our social media was current and people who couldn't attend got to see our event! You rock sister!! Couldn't have done that without you!Many, many thanks to our sponsors at StaffTraveler, Guillermo and Laurens! You believed in us when we were just a baby podcast and have supported and encouraged us as we grew into the popular podcast we are today❤️ Thank you for contributing to our event and being so incredibly generous with the credits this weekend!

Appalachian State University was founded one-hundred twenty two years ago, marked by Founders Day, which held its 2021 celebration in Founders Plaza last Friday on the seventeenth. As The Appalachian states, the Bell Ringers Ceremony was held to induct those who have had an impact on App State's history by allowing them to ring the bell in Founders Plaza. Also present were members of ClimACT who held a peaceful protest in the name of climate change awareness. In local news, Watauga High School made the decision to cancel all plans regarding its October 2nd homecoming dance. According to the Watauga Democrat, this is the second year in a row that the dance needed to be canceled, as the worrying level of COVID-19 cases made school administrators wary. Principle Chris Blanton of Watauga High School stated that the current situation has made it difficult to find a comfortable in-between regarding social events while at the same time keeping tradition alive. While the decision has seen its share of criticism from students, the school will remain in its stance to cancel the event. On September 14, Deadline reported that iconic comedian Norm Macdonald passed away at the age of sixty-one. A beloved member of SNL from 1993 to to 1998, Macdonald lent his talents to a long list of television and film projects including The Orville, Grown Ups, The Middle, The Drew Carey Show and many others, plus numerous appearances on Late Night with David Letterman and Conan. Deadline states that Macdonald had been in a long battle with cancer for nearly a decade. Today's weather is brought to us by Booneweather.com. It looks like Thursday is shaping up to be a breezy, sunny afternoon. We can enjoy some relief today from this week's constant rain showers. Temperatures are looking to only reach a high of 60 degrees while dropping to 41 degrees at the lowest.

In campus news, Appalachian State University administrators and guests celebrated Founder's Day Friday at Founders Plaza for the fourth consecutive year. This marks 122 years since App State was founded, as reported by The Appalachian. Chancellor Sheri Everts spoke at the event addressing her hopes for the future of App State. ClimaACT members attended the event and peacefully protested with signs requesting that the university take action for climate change. In local news, the Watauga Democrat reports peak week for leaves to change colors is fast approaching in the High Country. Appalachian State University professor Howard Neufeld predicts that the best time to view fall foliage will be in mid-October. Professor Neufeld predicts peak week using elevation and temperature as indicators for when leaves change colors. If you happen to miss peak week, you can still spot the beautiful colors during the peak season which lasts about a month. According to Professor Neufeld, the best time to catch the leaves turning colors is in the early hours of the morning. In national news, former president of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards, told the Associated Press that Texas' new restrictive abortion law would “have outlined a roadmap for other Republican governors to follow suit.” The new law restricts abortions once cardiact activity is detected during the sixth week of pregnancy which is before some know they're pregnant. Opponents of the law have called it the “nation's biggest curb” to abortion rights since the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade. The 1973 verdict established a nationwide right to have an abortion at any point before the fetus can surive outside the womb. Abortion clinics in surrounding states are being flooded with a demand for their services and are struggling to to meet them. The Justice Department is suing Texas in a federal suit claiming the law was “enacted in open defiance of the constitution.” This morning's weather comes from BooneWeather.com. Today, be sure to be careful when driving, as fog and scattered showers are expected to make their way through the High Country this afternoon and overnight. Today's high will be 68 degrees and the low is 59 degrees.

On the 128th anniversary of the founding of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers we salute the linemen of IBEW Local 1439 and thank them for supporting the mission of the Electrical Workers Historical Society. Founders Plaza construction images (https://flic.kr/s/aHskyHKxgd) National Sisterhood United for Journeymen Linemen (https://nsujl.org)

The story behind the unique and lasting donation of one of the IBEW's oldest outside Local Unions! (NOTE: Phone interviews were conducted using the ECAMM addition to SKYPE on an iMac with a USB connected soundboard. Narration was over a Sterling Audio ST51 FET condenser microphone. A Zoom H6 was purchased and is now used in conjunction with a Shure SM58) Link to transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5iyKmV56xQlWmFCdVhESXptc2M/view Link to mold image: http://www.cjow.com/archive/article.php?month=6&a=06H%20and%20H%20Electric%20Co.htm&year=2003 IBEW Local 1439 Linemen installing the insulators in Founders Plaza: https://www.flickr.com/gp/ibewlocal1/7NhTPQ

Dean Kelly’s Remarks at the Dedication of Founders Plaza by Thomas Aquinas College Lectures & Talks

President McLean’s Remarks at the Dedication of Founders Plaza by Thomas Aquinas College Lectures & Talks