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Howard Randolph lives in central Florida with his wife Carolyn. He is the father of three adult sons and an avid gardener that enjoys witnessing the potential in a seed. An Aerospace Engineer from the University of Central Florida, his parametric study “Pulsed Jets in Supersonic Crossflow” was published in the prestigious Journal of Propulsion and Power in 1994. His urge to ignore the obvious and dig deep for unseen possibilities and potentials has resulted in the novel Herman (2013). Countries, states, cities, and individuals come to a crossroads at some point. When the next step is defined by uncertainty, how will you choose?

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