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Helmut Eckelmann and me at the oil channel of the MPI für Strömunsforschung. Bob Brodkey with our son, Jaimie, in Sante Fe after the 1992 APS/DFD meeting in New Mexico. Former Ph.D. student Rick Loucks and me at the party for my retirement from the Mechanical Engineering Department in May 2006. Pat Cunniff, the department chairman who hired me and my colleague, Peter Bernard, at the retirement Party. My fluids colleagues at Maryland after a luncheon to say goodbye to Ugo Piomelli who left us for Queens University in Canada. From Left: Peter Bernard, Marino di Marzo, Rich Calabrese, Jim Duncan, Elias Balaras, Ugo, Ken Kiger, Arnaud Trouve and me. Lawrence Ong testing a 12-sensor probe in a rotating jet with known imposed solid-body rotation. Jean-Louis Balint and me outside the lab by the mural made from a photo we made in Lyon of the boundary layer. This is the day we dismantled the wind tunnel. Seong-ryong Park, Petar Vukoslavčević and me in front of Martin Hall at the University of Maryland. Lawrence Ong and me on the Utah desert helping Al Folz with his surface layer turbulence measurements for his dissertation, summer of 1996. Lab group outing on the Cacapon River in West Virginia: (from top left) Lawrence Ong's wife, Bizerka, Alan Folz, Joe Murray, Vincent Chiang's wife, Lilly, Vincent, me and our son Jaimie, my wife Barbara and our dog. Jean-Louis Balint, Petar Vukoslavčević and me making our first vorticity measurements, circa 1983. Scalar dispersion measuresurements with Jean-Yves Vinçont at the Laboratoire de Mécanique des Fluides et d'Acoustique, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France while on sabbatical 1996-97. I converted this tunnel for boundary layer measurements on my first sabbatical there in 1981.