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You're probably lost, looking for Dan's photos, bicycling links, or trying to find Mickey Goese's growing art portfolio site. Mickey's site is at www.mickey.goese.com. Just click on his little office buddy here to take you there.The deadly Fiesta Island cat story can be found by clicking on the squished cat sign below. The bike sign takes you to my bicycling links page.
 
Goese.com
is primarily a private e-mail server for the Goese family and a means
of boosting the Marketing
Counsel web site's visibility in Internet search engine results. Photo links are provided below. References
to other Goese family sites are provided to the right and below.
Congratulations to Mickey Goese, our new UCLA Bruin!!
If
you're just lost, why not try these helpful exercises...
STEP
1: Begin by verifying that you have righteous chi and are one
with your computer. Click on the crystal ball to assure that the information
flow is truly bidirectional.
STEP
3: Prepare for your next interview with this entertaining interview
demonstration.
STEP
4: If you're
not happy with the exercises so far, you can cause this web site to crash
by just clicking here. (OK,
so our juvenile senses of humor are greatly influenced by the things our
kids laugh at. There's nothing like the sound of children laughing!)
BICYCLING
ADVENTURE & RACING PHOTOS:

 
Yes,
Dan (aka the bicycle junkie) has been riding lately. Click on a logo above or click here for the photo section of his bicycling links page.
HOMAGE
TO THE KING & QUEEN; FAMILY LINKS
Doris
& Jim Goese (pictured below with Katie Gallagher and Dan Goese) have
established a vast, peaceful empire throughout the world (in the form
of children & grandchildren). This empire is dedicated to spreading
peace, harmony, silly humor, art, and good music. Since Jim sold his machinery
business, he and Doris have more time to travel and visit with their expanding
family...oops...wait...looks like Jim (at age 75!) has started another
business at NotcherBlades.com.
to see pictures of other cool people.
Snapshots of Katie
Gallagher's art can be found here and here.
Mickey's digital art web site, and older art.
Mickey's Flash exercise page at La Jolla High School.
Jim (Jr.) Goese's employee benefits pool
Pam Goese's monogramming biz
John
Goese's music
John Goese's Bank
Tom
Goese's rental biz
Dan Goese's consulting
biz, partnering market
research biz, handy favorites
& book
publication.
Mimi
Goese | Moby & Mimi video | Hugo Largo video
David
Whitehead's music biz.
Mike Goese's woodworking machinery sales
Kerry Goese's accounting services
Greg O'Hara's financial advisory | Conor O'Hara videos: 1 2
Uncle Bob Gallagher's
personal web site
Goese
Golf Course (Holland/Netherlands)
Goese Lyceum
WHERE
DID "GOESE" COME FROM?
The Goese children have
been told that the Goese name is German. But in Germany, they'll tell
you it's a Dutch name and it doesn't mean anything in German. What's the
deal?? There are conflicting stories. Here's the disputed story as told
by John Goese:
Our
Great Grandpa William Gösser was from Deutschland (yes, that's Germany).
When he immigrated to the US in the early 1880's, he changed the name
to "Goese." This "shortened" version is more Dutch
than German, but apparently he thought he was making things easy for
the Americans. (Go figure.)
Anyway,
he wanted to live in Florida, but the immigration official, seeing "sheepherder"
on his immigration form, sent him to Wisconsin. Well, as things turned
out, the Gösser / Goese family found its way to Florida over a hundred
years later when Jim and Doris moved from the Chicago area to Sarasota
Florida. We may not be fast, but we're persistent.
Jim Goese (Sr.) says
this isn't quite accurate, but until he comes up with another story that
sounds as good (maybe one involving space aliens or something like that),
we'll stick with this one. Here are interpretations of the pronunciation
of Gösser
and the Americanized Goese.
And what happened to the rest of the Gösser clan that didn't cross
the pond in the 1800's? From the looks of the web site (click on the Gösser
logo), some of our distant cousins have also relocated but remained on
the continent, producing an outstanding Austrian energy drink in the city
of Leoben in central Austria. A favorite item on the site is the laid-back
1954
commercial (in Windows Media format). Cheers!!

When the power of love
overcomes the love of power,
the world will know peace.
Jimi Hendrix
RANDOM
REMNANTS...Examine my bike madness syndrome further on the bike madness
page! 
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Dan's Blog...is gone. Maybe I'll share
thoughts again after the kids grow up.
The kids come first, but we
have other diversions, too...
KATIE'S DEDICATION TO ART:
Katie Gallagher's art now on display!
Click image to view paintings & drawings...
Joseph Cotten "Smokin' Joe"
oil on canvas by Katie Gallagher
© 2005 Reproduction prohibited.
Her site (KatieGallery.com) will be enhanced soon.
DAN'S "SPEED FREAK"
DEDICATION TO
HAVING FUN AT ANY SPEED:
0.0 MPH slow &
happy:

Katie Gallagher & Dan Goese at the Greenbrier
55 mph (max) on two skinny
wheels...
... fairly fast "for an old dude"
Dan hits a new "PR" (personal record)
in a 20km time trial in 2007.
Apparently the goofy space helmet
helped him go faster.

Click on photo for full image.
Dan pulls the pack for
a few laps
in the 2006 El Cajon Grand Prix criterium "crit"
race before he learns about conserving energy
for the final sprint.
(photo by Mitch Clinton)
Click on photo for full image.
The old fart is still racing in 2008, shown
here preparing to sprint to 5th place in
the San Diego Cyclovets Omnium criterium.
(photo by Donna Duarte)

Click on photo for full image.
133 mph (max) on two slightly
fatter wheels...
... fast enough "for a nut case"
A brief pause on the bike that doesn't like standing
still.
>200+ mph too insane
to try again...
...unless you'll join me

Before briefly blacking out, flying a Marchetti
combat training aircraft upside down
over the coast of California (2002).
Rule of Thumb:
"If it's upside down and burning, you went too fast."
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