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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

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A Job Well Done On July 16, six pipe insulators (X33) and X71 Foreman Howard Dobie were recognized for a “job well done” by leadership for responding to an urgent situation at the Kesselring Site in New York. “The crew willingly made personal sacrifices to travel to the Kesselring site for insulation removal and restoration work being completed on one of the site’s training prototypes. The team was not only successful in their work but completed a 10-day job in only six days,” said Kent Williams, NNS director and site manager at Kesselring. Director Jim Coppa kicked off the event by congratulating the team on their hard work. “I really appreciate the sacrifice, ownership, accountability and quality of work that you all did on such short notice,” he said to the crew. “Having

Front row (L to R): Director Jim Coppa, Derek Joyner (X33), Willie Heart (X33), X71 Foreman Howard Dobie, Debbie Duncan (E88), and Audra Knox (X70). Second row (L to R): Derek Gay (X33), Ricky Dunston (X33), Danny Bartlett (X33), and Randy “Pony” Pierce (X71). Not pictured: Welton Porter (X33). Photo by Chris Oxley

not worked together in the past, you came together with flying colors and the job was completed with a magnificent showing of your talent! I can’t say enough about your dedication to the department and to the company. Each of you are ‘top shelf’ employees and I can’t tell you enough how proud I am to be a part of your team.” Crew members Ricky Dunston and Derrick Gay both agreed that the job was a huge team effort. “We all pulled together to get the job done,” said Dunston.

Ford Christening is Nov. 9

Mark Your Calendar: The 2013 Technology Expo is July 24-25.

The Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Christening Ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013. All employees, family and friends will be invited to attend. Visit www.thefordclass.com from a home computer for additional event information.

ALSO IN THIS EDITION...

In preparation for the christening ceremony, shipbuilders who are interested in learning more about President Ford can checkout a DVD of his biography (for two days). Contact Margie Jones (O29) at 380-3519 or via email to arrange a checkout. Also, shipbuilders can watch a video on Yardnet from President Ford’s Centennial Celebration on July 14. The video includes the wreath-laying ceremony and the unveiling of a model of Gerald R. Ford, which remains on display in the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Give Blood. Save a Life. The American Red Cross is in need of blood donations this summer. Turn to page 5 of Currents to read more about how you can help or contact Brenda Roth (O18) at 380-3011. July 22 - 26, 2013

X15 Shipbuilders Recognized for Safety Record

Read on p. 2 NNS Hosts Area Teachers for Summer Internship

Read on p. 3 Shipbuilders Share Their Thoughts About Q7

Read on p. 4 NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058

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Front row (L to R): SFA Construction Director Jim Cash, SFA Program Director Rob Hogan, X15 Foreman Mark McCuean, John Galderisi, Leslie Brown-Alston, Bonnie Lindsay, and Chuck Johnson. Second row (L to R): X15 General Foreman Tim Stull, O27 Health and Safety Analyst George Bradby, Josh Waters, Carlos Jordan, Bryan Vick, Arthur Williams, Marty Womack, and X15 Superintendent Barry Fallon. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Eight Years “Accident-Free” and Counting... X15 Shipbuilders working in the Fab Shop’s Shape Field were recognized by department leadership and Structural Fabrication and Assembly (SFA) Director Rob Hogan for operating eight years without a personnel injury and seven years without a crane accident while performing more than 270,000 lifts. To celebrate the achievement, the shipbuilders were treated to a steak luncheon with baked potatoes, corn, salad and cake.

Barry Fallon, X15 superintendent, congratulated the team. “Going eight years without a single injury is awesome,” he said. “You all are showing that zero injuries can be achieved. X15 Safety Task Team Leader Marty Womack, added, “This proves that you can be safe and meet quality, cost, and schedule goals. There is no excuse for working unsafe to meet other goals -- safety is number one.”

SHIPs Network Hosts Annual Summer Picnic More than 325 SHIPs Network members and their families attended this year’s annual Summer Picnic on Saturday, July 20 at Big Bethel Park in Hampton. Attendees took part in face painting, corn-hole games, water balloon tosses, and sack races. A DJ was onsite to provide music and there was plenty of food for all attendees. “Every year I look forward to the SHIPs Network Summer Picnic,” said Tabitha Boone (E26). “It’s a great way to unite family, friends and meet new people while having fun.” Mike Yankanwich (X36) attended the picnic for the first time this year. “I had a great time,” he said. “Being able to socialize with shipbuilders outside of our typical work environment was the highlight for me.” SHIPs Network is the largest employee resource group (ERG) at Newport News Shipbuilding. All shipbuilders are eligible to join. For more information, visit the SHIPs Yardnet website.

Top left (L to R): Shipbuilders Dat Luong (E06/E71), Phillip Jones (X36), Mike Yananwich (X36), and Carl Pitt (X36) helped prepare for the picnic by setting up tents and staging various activities around the park. Top right: Connie Linton, wife of shipbuilder Paul Linton (E65) painted children’s faces during the event. Bottom left: There was plenty of good food and shade during the picnic. Bottom right (L to R): Taylor Chamberlain (E81), Paul Linton (E65) and Ann Brock (O39) compete in a corn-hole game during the picnic. Photos by Melynda Roberts

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NNS Hosts Area Teachers for Summer Internship Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) is hosting 24 area teachers for the company’s second annual teacher internship program. Two sessions are being held; July 8-19 and July 29 Aug. 9. During the two-week, paid internship, teachers learn about trades at NNS through hands-on activities, guest speakers and tours through various shipyard shops. Matt Mulherin, president of NNS, spoke to the first group on July 9. Mulherin provided an overview of how teachers can provide a link between STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education and the positions at NNS. Product Training Manager Jeffrica Key (O26) worked with and managed the group for the two weeks. “NNS is

NNS President Matt Mulherin spoke to area teachers on July 9. Photo by Chris Oxley

committed to attracting and hiring the best possible people for our business,” Key said. “Career Pathways along with Trades Training affords teachers and counselors from the Peninsula and Southside the opportunity to learn about the shipbuilding process with hands-on experiences and panel discussions. This higher level awareness is then brought back to students helping them make better decisions about their future. It also steers candidates with the appropriate skill sets and motivation toward the type of work we do here at NNS.”

Shipbuilder Steering the Way The Virginia Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (VACRO’s) has awarded Patrice Gwynn, registrar for The Apprentice School, with the 2013 Professional Development Scholarship. The $1,500 scholarship offers financial support for VACRO members to attend the Southern Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (SACRAO) Conference. Gywnn will attend the 2014 SACRAO conference in Raleigh, N.C.

Visit the Technology Expo this Week!

The current Information Technology Request System (ITRS) on LiveLink and the online Services Desk web ticketing will be integrated into a new request system called “RequestIT” beginning Aug. 12. “RequestIT” will be the new central location for processing all employee requests for mobile devices, telecommunications, computer hardware, software and services. “RequestIT” will offer many features including: • User-friendly interface to submit and manage requests • Improved processing times • Visibility to fulfillment status • Searchable product catalog Note: After Aug. 12, all existing requests in ITRS will continue to be processed from LiveLink until their closure.

Visit the RequestIT Yardnet website for additional information, FAQs, and important links. Training for RequestIT is not required, but strongly encouraged and available to all employees on the Learning Exchange (course is titled, “Initial RequestIT Training”). All other questions should be directed to employees’ information technology manager (ITM) and to [email protected] or 8-help.

The Technology Development Department will host the second annual Technology Exposition in Bldg. 520-6 on Wednesday, July 24 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Thursday, July 25 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The expo will provide a review of research and technology developments currently being conducted in support of aircraft carriers, submarines, power and energy, and growth initiatives. The expo will also include improvements in manufacturing and production engineering supporting the waterfront. Participants will be limited to Newport News Shipbuilding employees only. A shuttle will be available to transport shipbuilders to and from the event. Contact Andy Poole (E30) at 688-6969, Terry Tyler (E30) at 688-1847 or Paul Jordan (E30) at 380-3216 for additional information.

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Staying Engaged The annual Engagement Survey questions are designed to reveal the connections employees feel to their work, their teams and the company. Twice a month in Currents, shipbuilders will share what they believe are at the heart of each survey question and what is working well for their teams. In this issue, read thoughts on:

“Q7: At work, my opinions seem to count.” Christopher Rohlf Designer E46 Ship Survivability “When an issue arises and we sit down at the table to discuss what the problem is, where it is and how to go about solving it -- all opinions are considered before the course of action is implemented. I am a 29-year veteran of Newport News Shipbuilding and it wasn’t always like this. As the yard has evolved, it seems as if everyone now does have input. I think the team concept is stronger and more reflective of how we do business, and how we should go about our daily business.” What is working well for your team? “It helps our team with diversity. Twenty and 30 year olds look at the world differently than my generation. Each has merit. We took a Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) approach of “New Class of Carrier.” We embraced change and looked at all aspects of our business from a standpoint of “what can we make better” for the Ford-class in lieu of ‘let’s do what is easy’ or ‘let’s do what we have done in the past’ because it worked.”

Shawn Potter Material Support O53 Logistics “At Newport News Shipbuilding’s main shipping warehouse, the ‘PINK TEAM’ under the leadership of O53 Material Handling Supervisor Eden HillJones, our opinion does count. I say that because we are asked at least two times a day do we have anything to offer the group good or bad. We take ownership in what we do and share our thoughts. It is what has kept us accident -free for over a year now. It also has allowed us to increase output daily to the waterfront.” What is working well for your team? “We share our suggestions daily. If for some reason a person does not want to speak in front of the team we have a suggestion box where they can put their idea, suggestion or even concern. The box is collected at the end of the shift. We also have a timeframe that a response is to be communicated back to the team member. That alone lets you know that someone is listening. Does our opinion seem to count at the work place? Here on the ‘PINK TEAM’ I can say yes, my opinion does count.”

Visit the Employee Engagement website on Yardnet for tools, resources and a list of engagement contacts for Newport News Shipbuilding.

What Does Gallup Say About Q7? Managers who value an individual’s opinions will receive a higher return than managers who establish a salary or “price” relationship between the employee and the organization. Team members who give this element high scores feel they have access to channels of communication across different levels or divisions of the organization, and their managers work to maintain those channels. Groups do not funcation well when team members feel insignificant or irrelevant. Read more about Gallup’s response to Q7 of the Employee Engagement Survey on Yardnet.

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Give Blood. Save a Life. Visit the Red Cross Bloodmobile at 8 a.m. on Aug. 6 at Bldg. 902 or at 8 a.m. on Aug. 7 at Bldg. 600. Call 380-4029 (Bldg. 902) or 380-2803 (Bldg. 600) for an appointment.

SEEKING LEADERS: employment opportunities with Newport News Shipbuilding Job Title

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Mgr Systems Engineering 2

5087BR

T53

NNS

Mgr Production 2

5088BR

X88

NNS

Mgr Engineering 2

5028BR

O03

NNS

Mgr Engineering 2

5064BR

E46

NNS

Mgr Program Control 2

5054BR

O76

NNS

Foreman

4391BR

X70/X33

NNS

Foreman

4385BR

X70/X33

NNS

NNS to Fill Multiple Engineering Careers this Year Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition (O20) is actively hiring for numerous engineering careers including: • Electrical • Manufacturing • Material Process • Welding • Mechanical

• Quality • Structural • Nuclear • Structural • Systems

Multiple positions will be filled this year. If you know someone who would be a great fit, encourage them to apply at: www.huntingtoningalls.com/careers. Employee referrals can also be sent to [email protected].

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The Old Dominion Business Gateway will host an Open House for professional certificate programs in project management, program management, lean and systems engineering, as well as two new certificate programs in leadership and advanced project management July 23-25. Visit the Technical Skills Development Yardnet website or contact Nita Scarlett (O35) at 688-5599. The Hampton Roads Area INCOSE Chapter will host a monthly meeting on “Piracy Operations: A Systems Approach to Capability Development” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Aberdeen Barn in Virginia Beach. Reservations and membership are not required. No cost to attend. Contact Dennis Perry (O06) at 534-0238 for more info. The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214B). Guests are always welcome. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more information. Last day to submit an Opportunity for Improvement (OFI) for July. Twenty winners will be selected among the valid OFIs submitted during the July 1-31 promotional period. Each of the 20 winners will receive a $100 restaurant gift card (Outback Steakhouse, Carrabba’s and Bonefish Grill. Visit the OFI Yardnet website for more information. Radcon (E85) will host a Captain’s Choice Golf Tournament at Kiskiack Golf Club from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry fee is $75 per person. Four-person teams preferred. RSVP required to Jason Greene (E85) at (757) 380-2010 by June 28. L.E.A.R.N. will host an after-work presentation with Jim Hughes, vice president of Submarines and Fleet Support from 4:30-6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. The event is open to all employees and is by reservation only. Sign-up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.

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The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) and Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) will host a mentoring workshop from 4-6:30 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. The panel will include Pete Diakun, vice president of Program Management, and other company leaders. For more information or to register, contact Kareem Solomon (O19) at 380-4732. Go zip lining in Williamsburg with the Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA). Adult tickets (not including tax) are $49.50 and youth tickets are $31.50. Contact Liliana Reyes (E69) at 534-1261. Newport News Shipbuilding Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) will host a joint “Membership Matters” Open House from 3:30-6 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). The purpose of the event is to provide employees with the chance to learn more about the different opportunities available for networking, professional, personal and social growth. To sign-up for the event, visit: http://nnsurvey/Survey.aspx?s=2e2c68f6f4b946e68e74e02385c8997b

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Save-the-Date: Kings Dominion “Family Fun Day.” More details to come in the future.

Summer Nights Discount for the Norfolk Tides As part of the Summer Nights series, Newport News Shipbuilding is pleased to announce discounted tickets to the Norfolk Tides games on Saturday, Aug. 10 and Friday, Aug. 23. NNS, HII, and employees from all subsidiaries may purchase an unlimited number of discounted tickets by visiting www.tidesgroups.com from a home computer. For the game on Aug. 10, please use the promotion code NNS10. The code for the game on Aug. 23 is NNS23. For questions, contact Kimberly Zayakosky (O29) at 380-4460 or Jeremy Bustin (O29) at

Editor: Lauren Ward

Contributing writers: Rehn West and Phoebe Doty

Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.

[email protected] (757) 380-4622

To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.

Employee Classifieds

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22 Audio & Video SILVER STAR DJS - Fun Weddings and Parties with Silver Star DJs. Book now for a great time - guaranteed! Web or phone (757) 356-1166 EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event! (757) 869-1876 HAMPTONROADS DJ - Wedding/Party DJs, Karaoke, Lighting, Photobooths, linens, drapes & more! Web us or Call (757) 621-0464 CAR STEREO - Brand New; $100 (757) 438-8238 BLACKBERRY BOLD - Cell Phone, Verizon with case, spare battery, & charger. $50 (757) 876-9678 SLIDESHOWS - Slide/Video shows.You supply picts/video for your event. I will do the rest. (757) 255-8146 IPHONE 4 CASES - 10 iPhone 4/4s cases... 2 are wirelss keyboard cases, 4 plastic cases, 2 gel cases, & 2 gel/ plastic cases. $5 (757) 320-7415

Auto cont.

Furnishings & Appliances cont.

HONDA SABRE MOTORCYCLE - 8,900 miles, garagekept, many extras, vance & hines, exhaust runs great! (757) 375-1303

MOVING SALE! - Couch & sofa, navy & burgundy plaid, good condition, $150. Can email photos. (757) 880-2129

‘09 HONDA ACCORD - Dark gray ext & int. 59,900 miles. Properly maint. & garage kept. Hassel free w/ clear title. $14,950 non-neg (757) 602-4094 93 S-10 PICKUP - 4 cylinder, 5-speed manual, body solid, runs good, 194K mi, rebuilt mtr/x-mission. $1,300. (757) 595-2244

66 FORD MUSTANG - ‘66 Mustang Coupe, red w/ black int.; 6cyl auto; new parts; maint. history; $15,000 obo (757) 334-3925 2012 CIVIC EX - ‘12 Civic EX sedan. blue. Auto trans, sunroof, bluetooth, etc. only 9k miles. $18k OBO. Need to sell ASAP (804) 683-6587 TIRES - Size P.215-65-R17; Like new, $75 each OBO. (757) 806-6595 ‘99 EXPEDITION - Big Bertha for sale fair inside runs good, Feb inspect $2,500 OBO (757) 239-0592

HARLEY FATBOY - 2003 Black/Silver HD with 8K miles. Too many extras to list. Clear tiltle. Won’t last long! Asking $12,000. (757) 746-6156

DESK WITH HUTCH - Dark walnut desk w/keyboard drawer & matching top hutch - fits computer monitor. In good shape. $200 Photos (727) 403-7138

MR2 TURBO - 2.0 Turbo, Black, T-Top, 139K miles on body 40K on motor, Owned since 2005, New clutch & timing belt, $7,000 (804) 892-2787

POOL TABLE - Nice 6 Foot Pool Table for Casual Home use, $200 obo (757) 593-7821

OIL CHANGE - 7 Oil Change Vouchers & more deals from reputable VA Beach Car Dealership. 59.95; (757) 438-8238

RIMS/TIRES - Alum Colorado Customs Wildhorse 17X9” w/ 245/55 HP tires, 5X4.75”(120mm) lug. Text/voicemail $450 (757) 589-5632 ‘00 BLAZER - 4 door at 165,000 miles, good condition, $3,000; (757) 870-5106

TABLE&CHAIRS - Round glass table w/6 wrought iron chairs, white cushion pillows, brwn wood bottom $499 OBO (540) 229-4883 OFFICE CHAIRS - Two office chairs, both black in good shape. The smaller one $25, larger one $75. Photos available (727) 403-7138 DRYER - Like New, Kenmore, Wht, front load, king sz, wrinkle guard, even heat moisture setting, $475 OBO (540) 229-4883

Boats & Marine Supplies BOAT FOR SALE: 40’ Silverton 40 Convertible, Year 1988, Twin Gas, $45,000. (757) 880-2129 SEADOO JETSKI - 1997 SEADOO for sale $2,500 nego. Serious inquiries only please. (757) 751-9770 SEARAY SEVILLE - 17.5 Searay Seville 4cyl. I.O. fish finder, skis, life jackets. Be on the water this wknd! $2,800 (757) 771-3441 CAROLINA SKIFF - 2001 19’ w/ 60hp Evinrude, 55lb trolling motor, GPS/depth finder, 12 rod holders. (757) 651-3798

WASHING MACHINE - Like New, Kenmore, wht top load, king sz, Energy Star, delicate & delay start feature, hand wash setting (540) 229-4883 DESK - Lt Pine 2 yrs old in great shape. Keyboard drawer & side drawer $100 Photos available (727) 403-7138 WHIRLPOOL DRYER - Gas, White, Good Condition, Hampton area. $75 (757) 723-6138 COMPUTER DESK - Hooker,2 front doors, 46”WX23” DX62”H, excellent condition, call for pic, $275 (757) 285-2846 STAND - Unique black lacquer, rotating top, 3ft tall, display items to show off. $450 OBO (540) 229-4883

22” 8 lLUG RIMS/TIRES - For an F-250 $800 OBO (252) 395-2785 ‘06 FORD F350 - 120K miles,CrewCab, Dually,Lariat, leather, runs & looks great. $19K (757) 817-7138

PEDASTAL SINK - 2 Pedastal sinks white $25 a piece (757) 771-3441 POOL TABLE: Beautiful 8’ Peter Vitalie, L Mieux Model, $2000 includes all accessories. (757) 880-2129

‘04 HONDA CRV - $8,000; (757) 880-2129 BMW MOTORCYCLE - 2004 BMW K1200RS, Approx 7400 Miles, New Tires, Cruise Control, ABS, Heated Grips. $5,800. (757) 353-9825

KING SIZE BED - $250 obo. Purchased from Value City Furniture. (757) 438-8238

645I BMW - 2007 black convertable BMW with 32K miles. All the bells and whistle. Garage kept. Asking $36,000. Clear Title (757) 746-6156

‘06 EQUILNOX - v6,at,pl/pw,cc,awd,overhead dvd player, electronic ignition,cd player, lug rack,gry int/gry ext. just insp 9,500 (757) 594-0493

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WASHER & DRYER - Washer & dryer for sale. Purchased Brand New from BestBuy in 2007. Asking $475 for both. (757) 438-8238

Furnishings & Appliances COMPUTER DESK - w/ storage drawer, like wood finish, nice piece of furniture, Only $90, Dimensions: 5’X2’ Pics available/Need a truck to haul home (757) 930-8169 SUNMASTER TANNING BED - New bulbs, Comes with peepers & lotion. Free local delivery w/ purchase (757) 927-1946

Hobbies HUSKY IMPACT - 1/2” 200ftlb Husky Impact Gun. Like New, perfect for automotive. $35 prefer text message (757) 778-9439

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Miscellaneous Items cont.

UNDERH2O FLSHLT - Aqua King underwater flashlight in good condition. Pic available $50 (727) 403-7138

POQUOSON TWNHSE - 1500SF, 2 Story, 3BR, 2-1/2 Baths, FR w/fireplace, EIK, DR w/bay window, Laundry, 3 utility Cl, Outdoor Storage, 175K ( (757) 868-6285

HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning, one time or special occasion cleaning welcomed, licensed & insured, free estimates. (757) 371-3904

MOBILE HOME - 2010 Mobile Home in Smithfield, 1216 sq ft 3BR 2BA, eat-in Kit, laundry rm, & office $55,000 (757) 371-9568

FINANCIAL COACH - Free financial coaching. Budgeting, savings, debt elimination. Call for times/questions. Ref. available. (804) 815-4163

HOME FOR SALE - New House in Hampton Langley. 149K, 3BR/1BA, everything renovated, remodeled kitchen, NEW $7,000 HVAC Gas Pac (757) 759-2549

VIKINGS TICKETS - Section 219, Row 9, Seats 25-30. Preseason $20, Packers, Redskins, Eagles, Bears, Lions remain Text for price (757) 870-3326

TOWNHOUSE 4 RENT - Hampton Woods- Corner lot w/ fence bkyard. 3bd/2ba Washer/Dryer included Private parking $1,250/month (757) 775-5307

FALCONS TICKETS - Section 132, Row 8, Seats 13-14. Preseason $30, Rams, Jets, Bucs, Saints, and Panthers remain. Text for price (757) 870-3326

CUTE CAPE - 19 Henry St, Hampton. 1660 SF, 3Br/2Full Ba. Wood fire pl, New Flrs, Fenced Bkyard, Shed, 129.5k Have a look! (757) 532-4968

FALCONS TICKETS - Section 323, Row 14, Seats 6-7. Preseason $20, Jets, Bucs, Saints, and Panthers remain. Call/Text for prices. (757) 870-3326

CONDO FOR SALE - Port Warwick area. 2br/2bath, fire place, balcony, elevator, assigned parking. Will help get you in. $140K (757) 833-3978

BECO GEMINI - Beco Gemini safe comfortable baby carrier,Duke Print,holds up to 35lbs.good condition. $85 text (757) 597-8886

COED SOFTBALL - putting a coed softball team together this fall. need to know how many would be interested? 3308084209 (330) 808-4209 WOMEN’S SOCCER - Tidewater Women’s Soccer League is registering for fall soccer through August 16. (757) 409-2562 MAGIC CARDS - Magic the Gathering cards in binder. Appx. 150 cards. All slightly played. Asking $60. Call for info. (804) 815-4163 WAKEBOARDS - Hyperlite wakeboards - 136 TD Series and Belmont 131. In great shape, with or without bindings. Photos avail. (727) 403-7138

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AIR JORDAN 3 - Air Jordan “Flip” 3 size 9. Comes with orginal box & retro card. Condition is a 9/10. $125. Released in 2007 (757) 320-7415

HOME FOR SALE - 1,154 sqft rancher, 3BR, 2 full BA, shed, new vinyl fence, all appliances incl (757) 618-7322 COVENTRY - 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bathroom townhome located in yorkcounty harwood floors, new ac, french doors, great yc school (757) 869-0593 BEACH HOUSE - 3 Br 1 1/2 bath on Beach Road in Kitty Hawk NC. Weekly rental $900 + $100 cleaning deposit. (757) 846-1036 CONDO FOR SALE - Deer Park Commons 3BR/3.5BA 2ndFL HDWD Deck Lg Gar 1YR Home warranty $214,900 (757) 240-2289 TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT - Western Branch Chesapeake. 2B/2.5BA. Corner lot w/yard & fenced in back porch. 3 car drvwy. $1,200/mo. (757) 334-3634 CONDO - 2BR/2BA - 1010sqft. Just Remodeled, quit neighborhood, near KILN CREEK, Water included. Rent for $850. (757) 729-1145 HOME FOR RENT - Beautiful waterfront home in Lake Cambridge (Kiln Creek); 3 BR 2.5 BA with 2 Car Garage; Avail. Sept. 1st. (757) 332-4284 HOUSE FOR RENT - 2 bd 1 bth new remodel hdwd floors garage lg yard no pets $875 + dep; briarfield/jefferson area (757) 812-5503 FOR RENT - 2 bd 1 bth w/d stove, fridg sm shed fence bkyd newly remolded. $800 + dep;new market area (757) 812-5503 HOME FOR SALE - 137 Chesterfield RD. HAMPTON-3BR/2full bath. Large fenced in yard/det. garage/many upgrades (757) 593-5600

Miscellaneous Items MAGICIAN - Magician for shows/events. Family friendly. 14yr experience. Call for times/prices. References available. (804) 815-4163 HOME GYM FOR SALE: VECTRA 1450, like new, $699 (over $3000 new). Will help with move & re-assembly if needed. (757) 880-2129 EXERCISE BIKE: HORIZON PREMIER B701, 18 resistance levels, 6 preprogrammed workouts, Ipod Dock, $99 (757) 880-2129 HAIR REMOVAL - Excellent Condition, like new. NoNo/ Case/Charger/Cleaning Brush/Tip, $125 (757) 593-3394 BUS TRIP - DAY of FUN! Casino/Shopping trip ARUNDEL MILLS - MARYLAND LIVE. August 3, 2013. Leaving @ 9:00 am. Cost $50 (757) 232-5274 MARY KAY - Book your party! Receive free hostess gifts. 15% off all new orders (757) 784-3216 PEST CONTROL - ProControl Pest control service will beat any pest control price. (757) 236-7122 A/C SERVICE - Save on electric bill some cases 100.00 / mo.clean and service your A/C unit today. (757) 771-3441 DESIGNER PURSES - Various youth designer purses, Claiborne, Vuitton, etc. Please call for other brands and prices. (757) 371-3904 LANDSCAPING - Landscaping, Mowing, Fences, Decks. Call for free est. (757) 535-9279

PLAYHOUSE - Step 2 Children’s backyard cottage playhouse. $125 (757) 660-0485 MENS WEDDING BAND - 3/4KT 10 diamonds, Platinum Setting, Beautiful Ring. Valued at 2,200 Asking $800. Pics avaliable. (757) 849-4024 ODU FOOTBALL - ODU Football Season Ticket (One) Section 111, Row F (757) 287-6078 REDSKINS TXTS - Two Redskins Tickets and a Parking Pass. All Home Games. Call for availability and prices. (757) 240-5480 BUS520 BOOK - Used Strayer BUS520 Organizational Behavior book. Great Cond. Orig $200, Asking $150 OBO. Call or text. (757) 725-2823 ACOUSTIC GUITAR - Construction: Spruce, Sapele & Indian Rosewood, with: *Ebony Fretboard *Tortoise Pickguard Retail $868Now$525 (757) 329-4204 CHILDCARE - Childcare-M-F 6am-5:30pm; FT-PT 20+YRS. EXP. 249-2624 OY. PT.reasonable rates (757) 377-6132 TREE REMOVAL - Big Bear Tree is #1 in customer service. Free estimate. Licensed/insured. 10% off senior citizen (757) 592-6497 DAYCARE - M-F 5am-5:30pm. Newmarket area off Mercury Blvd. 5 mins from shipyard. Infants & up. (757) 679-0305 SPEED DATE! - Meet new people and make new friends at the next Mixer and Speed Dating event; (757) 592-0824

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22 Miscellaneous Items cont. WEIGHTLOSS - 10% off and Free Shipping with Ardyss International “Body Magic” and Weight Loss Antioxidant “Levive” (757) 660-4370 MASONIC PLAQUE - Masonic 10” circular wall plaque. Heavy construction (2 lbs). Will text picture. $35 (757) 812-5129 MOBILE DETAIL - Make it shine on the spot mobile detailing. Clean your car or truck inside and out. Best prices in VA. (252) 287-5553 WEDDING DECOR - I have the answers for your silk wedding flower needs. Free consultation. (757) 206-3386 TICKETS - Redskins/Bills 2 tix with parking pass, 8/24 4pm FedEx Field Section 106. Call (757) 870-9692 LAWN&HOME - Lawn & Home repairs. Free estimate. (757) 310-1194 NUTRISYSTEM! - 2 months of Nutrisystem! Weight loss box dinners, breakfast, snacks, and lunches! (757) 237-6054 WEIGHT LOSS - Take a 90 day challenge; Get healthy, fit and feel great! (757) 726-7794

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Wanted HOUSEMATE - WiFi, Cable, wash/dry, hot tub. Friendly & well trained lab mix that lives here. Off Warwick and Hidenwood Shopping Center / $540 per month (757) 930-8169 GOLDEN RETRIEVE - Couple looking to rescue or buy male dog. Puppy prefered but not a necessity. Rest assured he will be spoiled (757) 921-7226 TRANSPORTATION - Transporting employees from Portsmouth to NNS on first shift. Save gas, relax and enjoy the ride. (757) 535-8293 NINTENDO - Looking to buy original Nintendo system (NES) and games/old N64 games. (703) 586-2562 VOLUNTEERS - Volunteers needed for CHKD funrasier & car show. (757) 867-6336 BLACKBERRY - Looking for a blackberry non-camera phone to purchase. (757) 348-4031

YARD SALE - Sat, July 20; Aberdeen Elementary School. 8am-12pm. Shop or join the sale. Tables for rent $10/table. YARD SALE - yard sale 7/27 & 7/28 8-2: 24 Decersare Dr (Hampton). Lot of children items, jewelry making & DVDs.

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DAD NEEDS NANNY - Single dad needs nanny/sitter for 7 & 9 year olds. 5:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. M-F; 2 weeks a month. (757) 339-1465 GOLF CLUBS - Need cheap set of left-handed golf clubs for 15 year old beginner (757) 826-8162

Pets BOXER MIX - Free to good home! 3yr old current on shots, comes w/ 1 yr flea/tick, microchip, kennel, call/txt 232-0228 (757) 232-0228 BALL PYTHON - Comes with tank, light and supplies. Everything included for $50. Hoping to find someone to give it a good home. (757) 719-9618 FREE KITTEN - orange male kitten. 6 weeks old. rescued from middle of warwick. 1st round of shots&dewormed. (757) 877-5843

ROOMATE - Residential, private bath, use of kitchen/ laundry $500/mo. flat (757) 449-4799 COTTAGE IN OBX - ISO cottage for rent in September IN OBX (757) 871-5729

Lost & Found FOUND KNIFE - Black folding lock-blade knife. In roadway near CVN-71 (757) 898-0034

PEKINGESE - puppys, playful, soft,cuddly, abt 15# full grown, good lap dog $350. (757) 850-0265 WATERFOWL DOGS - Hunters get your dogs ready for the up and coming waterfowl season! Training offered at an affordable rate! (757) 620-0978 BLUE PITT/BOXER - Blue Pitt/Boxer mix pups. 2M-1F left. $150. Very cute. text for pix. Avail 8/5/2013. (757) 602-5623 PET RABBITS - Two lion head pet rabbits - $20. One solid black and one solid white. Call or text if interested. (757) 816-7903

Free Items OIL CHANGE - 7 Oil Change Vouchers & more deals from reputable VA Beach Car Dealer Ship. 59.95 (757) 438-8238

Yard & Garage Sales PAWS CAT RESCUE - Yard sale Saturday 7/27/13 8:30 till ? 8 Rivergate Poquoson, VA

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