Employees Recreation Association Newsletter January 2015 Check out our newly re-designed website at www.ga-era.org – check back often for regular updates on new deals, clubs, and events, and view current & past newsletters online! 2015 GA ERA Board of Directors ERA OFFICES & HOURS President: Torrey Pines Site, Building G10-700: Open Tuesday through Friday — Katherine Partain Closed Mondays Vice President 11:30 am - 2:30 pm Office: 858-455-3305 Fax: 858-455-3302 E-mail: ERA.Office@ga.com — Jaime Leyva Secretary — Lucy McGovern Treasurer — Vacant Adult Social Director — Mike Moreno Children's Social Director — Roxanne Dierking Vending — Theresa Juarez ASI Poway ERA Office, Stowe Complex Bldg. A15 Room 2202: Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & all Payday Fridays 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Office: 858-312-4133 Sabre Springs Site, Bldg. A05A Room 152 Open all Payday Fridays, 11 am - 4 pm Office Phone: 858-312-3693 Newsletter Editor — Michelle Metschel General Director — Gabby Morfin General Director — Tonya Aubuchon Hi Desert General Director — Mike Cerda Webmaster ► Andrea Saenz Newsletter Contest: Look for your name hidden somewhere in the newsletter and win a prize! Contact Michelle Metschel to claim your prize at: Michelle.Metschel@ga.com SATELLITE OFFICES Each office representative for the Satellite Offices keeps her/his own “office hours” for ERA products. Also, please see the pages on ordering tickets for various attractions and goods for sale. The GA ERA Satellite Reps. are: Trish Cahhal-Simpson (Bldg. A3 ASI, Rancho Bernardo) Krishna Clay (Gray Butte Admin Bldg.) Susie Castaneda (El Mirage) Susan Duffy (Sabre Springs, Bldg. A05A) Donna Hernandez (Rancho Bernardo Bldg. 90) Cheryl Markowitz (Adelanto) Christina Swaringen ( Poway Bldg. 17) When visiting our satellite reps in Rancho Bernardo to purchase merchandise or tickets, please contact them first to make sure they are available to assist you. Trish Cahhal-Simpson, Bldg. 3 MS at 858-762-5810 or Donna Hernandez Bldg. 90 EMS at 858-676-7188. Thank you 1 Newsletter Delivery Modes Currently the GA ERA monthly newsletter is delivered electronically as an e-mail attachment in PDF format, and posted on the ERA website at www.ga-era.org Do you know of an ERA Member not receiving their Newsletter? Please let us know! If you have a GA e-mail address and are not receiving the newsletter electronically please let us know your address. If you do not have a GA e-mail address we can send the newsletter to your personal e-mail address if you provide it to us. If you change your personal e-mail address you must let us know the new e-mail address if you wish to keep receiving the newsletter. You can also get to your GA e-mail from off-site if you have a user ID and password. Please see your IT folks if you do not have a user ID and password set up. If you do not know if you have a GA e-mail address please look up your name in the company on-line directory. ATTENTION ERA MEMBERS Bounced Check Policy The ERA has always accepted personal checks as payment for purchases of merchandise and attraction tickets, as well as many ERA sponsored events. If your check is returned due to insufficient funds, then you will be charged a $6.00 bank returned check fee. You will be notified by a member of the ERA staff and your check will be re-deposited the following Friday. If it doesn’t clear again, you will be charged an additional $6.00 fee. Unfortunately, if you write a check that bounces, you will no longer be allowed to write checks again to the ERA. You may use cash or credit cards only for all future ERA purchases. If we do not receive payment for your bounced check (including the bounced fee payment(s), then you will not be able to purchase any items from the ERA store or participate in ERA-sponsored events. Also, you will not get a refund for your membership in the ERA. The ERA appreciates your business, but we must also be financially responsible to limit losses to the ERA. Your ERA Staff ERA Board Meeting Schedule All meetings are tentatively planned to be held at lunchtime in G07-120 (except where noted as we don’t always get the room), at the Torrey Pines site. Meetings are open to all ERA members. Club Presidents are especially encouraged to attend. Please contact Katherine Partain to get the exact location if you are interested in joining us. GA ERA Upcoming 2015 Meetings: January 20, 2015 March 17, 2015 May 19, 2015 2 2015 ERA Elec on Results ‐ Winners Officers – 1 year term – ending on Dec. 31, 2015 President – Katherine Partain Vice President – Jaime Leyva Secretary – Lucy McGovern Treasurer – Vacant Directorships are 2 year terms – ending on Dec. 31, 2016 Children’s Social Director – Roxanne Dierking General Director – Tonya Aubuchon High Desert General Director – Michael Cerda 2015 GA ERA Board Officers – 1 year term – ending on Dec. 31, 2015 President Katherine Partain Vice President Jaime Leyva Secretary Lucy McGovern Treasurer Vacant Directorships are 2 year terms – ending on Dec. 31, 2015 Adult Social Director Mike Moreno Vending Director Theresa Juarez Newsle er Editor Michelle Metschel General Director Gabby Morfin Directorships are 2 year terms – ending on Dec. 31, 2016 Children’s Social Director Roxanne Dierking General Director Tonya Aubuchon High Desert General Director Michael Cerda Appointed Posi ons: Webmaster Andrea Saenz 3 CLUB CONTACTS These are the Clubs that are currently sponsored by the GA ERA: Name Contact Basketball Club Jon Sheeder Bible Katherine Partain Bowling Sid Schipper Camera Larry Boysen Cycling & Triathlon George Spalding Fit-Fun in Training Karen Fawcett Rubber Stamp Donna Oellien Sailing Vlad Nicolayeff vlad.nicolayeff@gmail.com SCUBA Club Larry Hanson Softball Crystal Kuss Toastmasters ASI Poway Jacqueline Silva Toastmasters RB Diana Hagerty Volleyball Norman Ravelo 4 Welcome All Divers, My name is Larry Hanson and I am the President of the GA ERA SCUBA Club. We are official now and looking for all those who have an interest in the undersea world. We are a very young club and just beginning to get things running. Currently the only chapter of our club is in the High Desert (El Mirage/Gray Bu e area) but we would like to expand to all loca ons of GA. If you are interested in diving (either a novice or advanced) you are more than welcome to join. Our goals for the future are to conduct training classes, sponsor both shore and boat charter dives and perhaps (if we can get enough people ac ve in the club) put on a dive to even more exo c loca ons. (How does Fuji, Hawaii, Belize or the Bahamas sound?) So, if you are up for adventure and wish to be directly involved in how the club will grow – please contact me at Larry.Hanson@ga‐asi.com 5 The GA ERA Camera Club sponsors lunch hour compe ons throughout the year for members. A variety of subject and open categories are featured. Images are posted and can be viewed on the camera club website at gacameraclub.com. Check this out to see some of our recent work and review our current calendar. All ERA members are welcome to join ($10 per year dues), visitors welcome to observe. We also feature an annual banquet early in the year where top images from the previous year are featured and judged by an outside professional with awards given. A photo workshop at one of the GA campuses and a local photo field trip are also part of our yearly mee ngs. This is a great opportunity to hone your photographic skills and pick up some new ideas. Contact Larry Boysen larry.boysen@ga.com (858) 455-2633 for addi onal informa on. 6 Torrey Pines Chapter of the GA ERA Bible Club Meets every Monday from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. in G15-224 GA-RSG WEEKLY BIBLE STUDIES — RANCHO BERNARDO — BLDGs. A2 & A3 Study format is Book-Chapter-Verse. Current book of study is II Corinthians Everyone is welcome. You do not have to be a member of the Bible Club to attend. Club contact: Katherine.Partain@ga.com 24 And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: 25Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching. Hebrews 10:24-25 (KJV) Bible Studies – Adelanto Chapter Meets every Wednesday: 10:00‐10:30am (all welcome) Conference Room 3 Studying II Corinthians Contact: Phil Cardozo x2671 or Cheryl Markowitz x2778 Meets every Thursday: 11:00‐11:30am (all welcome) Conference Room 3 Studying Romans Contact: Phil Cardozo x2671 or Cheryl Markowitz x2778 Bible Studies – Poway – ASI Tuesday, 12–1 pm, bldg. A18, conf. rm. 1005 Contacts: John.Hammond@ga-asi.com • 858-524-8961 John.Colclough@ga-asi.com • 858-312-4624 Tuesday (women only), 12–12:30 pm, bldg. A15, purchasing conf. rm. Contact: Araceli.Orona@ga-asi.com • 858-312-2241 Wednesday, 12–1 pm, bldg. A23, conf. rm. 2108 Contact: Michael.Toleno@ga-asi.com • 858-312-3959 Thursday, 11:30 am – noon, bldg. A18, conf. rm. 1338 Contact: James.Polk@ga-asi.com • 858-312-4109 7 8 Michael.Quan@uav.com Lucille.McGovern@ga-asi.com 9 The GA‐ASI Human Resources Department had a li le door decora ng compe on called “Winter Wonderland”. This event created a fun and fes ve atmosphere in the HR suites. Please enjoy their write‐up of the event and accompanying pictures. We have the winners for our 2014 Winter Door Decora ng comple on. The judges were in a long delibera on and faced some tough challenges in determining the winner. They based their vo ng on the following criteria: Visual Impact, Cra smanship, Completeness, Originality, and Winter Wonder‐ land Applica on. The first place winners receive the coveted trophy to display in their office over the course of the year (un l out next decora ng compe on). The entries were amazingly crea ve and so much energy went into the compe on. We were really so impressed with ALL of our entries that we are presen ng each par cipant with a $5 Starbucks gi card and a gold medal. Thanks so much for enthusias cally teaming up in crea ng a most fes ve HR atmosphere for us all to enjoy. 1st Place Winners: Amy Strong Jenn Cordova “Baby It’s Cold Outside” 2nd Place Winner: Darryl Taylor “Frosty Gets a Closer Look” 3rd Place Winners: Sarah Hamann Tareena Oakley Denise Gallion “Reindeer Stable” 10 Pictures of the Honorable Men ons: Honorable Men on: Stephane Richards “Snowman” Honorable Men on: Sue Krause Hannah Wright “Fireplace Stockings” Honorable Men on: Kaylee May Christe Miller “Holiday Tree” Honorable Men on: Angie Perez Lillian Schnee “Nightmare Before Christmas” Honorable Men on: JJ Hood Janet Yaws “Santa’s Workshop” 11 There was a lot of par cipa on in the December 2014 Cookie Exchange. Everyone had a great me and lots and lots of great cookies and snacks were exchanged, eaten, and shared! Building 24 in Poway sent us some wonderful pictures of their entries and par cipants. Congratula ons to the winners of the raffle: Rania Ba kha—Applebee’s Erica Salazar—Ralph’s Karen Poirier—Costco Wes Laytham—Starbucks 12 We had a great me at Boomers on December 13th! Over 500 adults and children came and had pizza and fun. Please enjoy some of the pictures taken at the event. 13 14 12/21/2014 It was a beau ful evening for a li le cruise around the beau ful San Diego Harbor. We had over 150 people a end the Holiday of Lights Harbor Dinner Cruise with Hornblower of San Diego. There were several other boats boarding at the same me and a big “Thank You” goes out to all of the a endees from General Atomics and their guests who were very pa ent as they waited in line, were organized, and made the process of checking in to board the ship a breeze! The food was excellent, the company even be er, and the sights and sounds of the Holiday of Lights Parade was enjoyed. This event was very popular and we would like to thank everyone involved who helped make it so successful! 15 Corner s ’ a n a N 15 Life Hacks for 2015 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Make your phone ba ery last longer by pu ng it on airplane mode whenever it’s dying. Save money without even realizing you’re doing it by pu ng away every five dollar bill you get. Keep your car cleaner by pu ng unused cupcake wrappers in your cup holders. Stop using a gross, dirty keyboard. Slide tape in‐between the keys to clean it quickly and easily. Make extra room in your dresser by stacking clothes ver cally instead of on top of each other. Store bed linen sets inside one of their own pillowcases and there will be no more hun ng through piles to match sheets with pillow cases. 7. Use soap to find a puncture in a re. 8. Put newspaper in the bo om of your trash can to absorb food juices. 9. Put spaghe in a Pringles can to keep it fresh. 10. Place a wooden spoon over a pot of water to keep the water from over‐boiling. 11. Use an egg carton to grow seedlings indoors. 12. Use a post‐it note to catch dust when drilling. 13. See if ba eries are good by bouncing them on a table from 6” high. If they bounce once, they’re good. Any more than that? No good. 14. Use frozen grapes to chill white wine without dilu ng it. 15. Remove permanent marker: From a white board with a dry erase marker or a pencil eraser. On clothes: hand sani zer. On walls: toothpaste or hairspray On wood: rubbing alcohol. 16 GA ERA Newsletter Classified Ad Rules Please submit ads to Michelle Metschel at: Michelle.Metschel@ga.com 1. The GA ERA does not charge a fee to advertise in the newsletter. 2. Commercial ads must offer GA ERA members a minimum of a 10% discount on prices and it must be ongoing as a requirement to advertise in the newsletter. 3. E-mail ad(s) as an attachment to Michelle Metschel at: Michelle.Metschel@ga.com with the subject line: “Newsletter Ad—[Title of Ad]”. Otherwise it will get missed as the editor sorts e-mails by subject. 4. Personal ads must have a GA ERA member affiliation and use a personal telephone number and not a GA business telephone number. 5. Commercial ads must use a telephone number other than a GA business telephone number. 6. Advertising from real estate companies, lending agencies, or financial planning agencies is not accepted. 7. The GA ERA reserves the right to refuse advertising for the newsletter, including, but not limited to, ads deemed illegal or inappropriate. 8. The GA ERA does not endorse the vendors that advertise in the newsletter. 9. Please specify runtime when placing ads. Non-Commercial ads will run 3 times and then are removed. All other ads need to be renewed in January and June of each year. If no time is specified for the number of months the ad is to be run, then we run the ad as space permits. Also, sometimes ads need to get moved around on the various pages. We do this intentionally sometimes to vary the look of the newsletter but sometimes just due to space necessity. Ads are located and sized in the newsletter according to space availability. Ads with expirations dates will be removed when they expire. 10.It matters not how long the ad has been running in the past. If it is not renewed by the advertiser we do not renew it for you. We do not make it a policy to notify advertisers that the time frame is up. 11.All ads need to be electronic, pdf preferred. Commercial ad size should be 3.5 x 2.0. If your ad is square or odd shaped please let us know and we will try to assist with sizing. 12.We are all volunteers and must juggle ERA responsibilities along with our regular GA jobs. If we make a mistake and miss something, we apologize. Please just let us know nicely and we will fix it. Newsletter Contest: Look for your name hidden somewhere in the newsletter and win a gift certificate worth $25 at the ERA store. You have 30 days to redeem your prize once you get your certificate. Contact Michelle Metschel to claim your prize at: Michelle.Metschel@ga.com All classified ads are due by the 20th of the month for publication in the next month’s issue. Please send ads to Michelle.Metschel@ga.com Subject: Newsletter Ad 17 GA-ERA Members and family receive a minimum of 20% off catalog prices, invites to special events, workshops, and more. 18 Exclusive Offer for GA-ERA Members 10% off of your Monthly Private Personal Training PLUS— 1 FREE Trial Session! GA ERA Members receive a 15% discount GA-ERA Members — Receive a 20% discount! 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