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Mr. Siu is the President and Chief Executive Officer of SCA. Mr. Siu acts as Principal-In-Charge on large-scale investigations, remedial projects, and audits. Mr. Siu is a recognized expert in environmental management, with over 20 years of experience. Mr. Siu managed remediation of several contaminated chemistry and mining laboratories at the University of California at Berkeley. This included creating a unique thermal desorption protocol for mercury-saturated asphalt materials and planning the removal of a concrete-filled 1,000 gallon UST from the basement of a historic classroom building. Mr. Siu has also managed comprehensive asbestos and lead-based paint surveys at numerous campus buildings to determine the condition and extent of asbestos-containing materials and to prepare abatement cost estimates, design documents, and long term budgeting and planning estimates. Sites included Cowell Memorial Hospital, Manville Hall, Dwinelle Hall, Hearst Mining Building, McCone Hall, and Kroeber Hall, among others. Mr. Siu managed the asbestos survey and database project for over 400 historic buildings owned by the City and County of San Francisco. His role included overseeing two competing consulting firms performing building surveys to ensure uniformity of data from SCA and the other two consultants. Mr. Siu managed completion of this extensive, fast-track project on schedule to accommodate seismic retrofit activities planned for the City-owned buildings. Mr. Siu supervised the development of the asbestos database in parallel with the data collection and laboratory analysis. The final database package contained over 200,000 data records and was installed at the Public Health Department's headquarters to allow centralized management of asbestos-impacting projects.

George L. Reed lives lives in Indianapolis, Indiana where he is the Director of Technology at a large pharmaceutical company. He lives in a home managed largely by cats and little feet. He joined the Society in October of 1974 when sent around the corner to bring his uncle home from that strange game in the park.

Daniel Youhas joined Ball Janik LLP in May 2003. He serves as the Manager for the Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA). In addition to his SCA Manager position, he focuses his government relations work at Ball Janik on shipyard safety, human resources, and environmental issues. Prior to joining Ball Janik, Mr. Youhas was a Legislative Associate at Stateside Associates, an Arlington, Virginia based governmental relations management firm. While at Stateside Associates, Mr. Youhas focused on state-level environmental issues. During the 2000 elections, Mr. Youhas was the Political Organizer for the North Carolina chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, managing funding and organizational logistics for state political fundraising events. In addition to his duties at NASW, Mr. Youhas worked as an Analyst at CASTLE Worldwide, a North Carolina based provider of certification and licensure testing services. Mr. Youhas provided insight for CASTLE management into state legislative processes.

Mr. Conner serves as a Senior Engineer and Senior Project Manager for SCA. He specializes in Remedial Design, Process Design, and Waste Stream Treatment. Mr. Conner is experienced in the investigation and remediation of chlorinated solvent sites, aviation facilities, and Installation Restoration Programs for military facilities. Mr. Conner provides technical review and guidance for SCA's Project Engineers and subcontractors. Mr. Conner's military facility projects include full-scale Soil Vapor Extraction systems at the Toole Army Depot, Utah; groundwater remediation projects such as natural attenuation studies at the Defense Depot Ogden, Utah; and studies related to trichloroethylene plumes at the D-Q University and Sacramento Army Depot Activity (both in Sacramento, California). Mr. Conner specializes in chlorinated solvent assessment and remediation projects. Mr. Conner provided overall management for numerous dry cleaning sites under contract to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Mr. Conner's project team conducted soil, soil gas, and groundwater investigation using Rapid Site Characterization techniques such as mobile laboratories, direct-push sampling systems, and prepacked temporary monitoring wells. Based on the findings of the investigation phase, Mr. Conner developed and implemented appropriate remedial technologies such as soil vapor extraction, chemical oxidation, recirculating wells, reactive walls, and natural attenuation. Mr. Conner has extensive experience at aviation facilities, including the Miami International Airport in Florida and the Naval Air Station Alameda, California. The Miami International Airport project included the assessment and remediation of 500,000 gallons of Jet A fuel which was released from a leaking fuel line. The remedial approach included extraction wells and methane gas removal units, as well as biodegradation.

Leslie Luther-Fulton is a case manager and legal assistant for a small law firm in Memphis, TN. She lives with her husband John (alias "Sweetie Boo Boo"), their son Daniel Fusion, Boy of the Future, and Mr. Piddles the hampster, who got his name honestly. Leslie has been in the SCA since 1979, heaven help her.

Master Eduardo Francesco Maria Lucrezia, OL, Arts & Sciences Champion of An Tir, in a typical Eduardo kinda pose. He has the A&S Champion mantle on his left arm, and is bearing his personal Champion Baton in his right. Taken at September Crown Tourney, 1995. Master Eduardo at Kingdom Arts & Sciences XXXII/1998, preparing a scroll for Royal Court.

Master Jean Louis de Chamberain, OL, OP, Head Autocrat of the Thirty Year Celebration. Taken at September Crown Tourney, 1995.

Hal Simon is the Chief Curator of a 19th Century living history museum in Dallas, Texas where he oversees the artifact collection, first-person interpretation, and heritage livestock program in a 38 structure recreated village. He lives in a 1928 bungalow filled with antiques, books, cats, and a miniature pinscher who thinks she is the Queen. His other secret life is in the 1860s. Hal has been active in the Society for thirty years. Baron Edwin FitzLloyd (OP, OL) is a mid-16th century English Catholic noble who finds himself suddenly caught in an all-too-Protestant world. Living in reduced circumstances, and with a reputation as a fashionable dresser, his biggest secret is that he is his own tailor.

Thomas W. Hughes is the Chief Operating Officer for a carbon nanotechnology company and the General Manager for its manufacturing affiliate in the Dayton, Ohio area. Tom and his wife, Nora London, have two sons. He currently serves as the Middle Kingdom's Special Deputy Earl Marshal for Youth Combat and has served the SCA Board in the past as chairman of the Investment Committee.