I guess I'm overdue to talk about myself also, so here goes...I have lived in Denver since 1982. I have been practicing law here since 1984. About a year ago, I attended an aviation exposition and one of the local colleges (Metro State) had a table touting their aviation program. I saw they offered a degree in aviation management. Deciding it was time to think about doing something else for the second half of my working life, I enrolled last September. Will finish a year from now. The best part of this program is the internship I have lined up with Frontier Airlines at their Denver HQ. I actually started a few weeks ago and I already have done stints in the training department and in marketing. Hope to work in a variety of departments by the time the summer's over. Like many here, I suspect, I find the airline business fascinating and I am enjoying learning lots of details about the industry. I also really like the entrepeneurial, start-up ambience at F9. So, I am really having a great time these days. As far as my life as a frequent flyer, I buy my own tickets so I go with whoever's cheapest. Consequently, I don't have elite status with anyone, even though I fly 12-15 trips a year. It seems that DL and NW often have some great deals out of DEN so I fly with them a lot even though I'm not a huge fan of either carrier. I get passes (but no $$) from my internship at F9, so I'll probably be flying with them a lot in the coming months. Maybe I'll try to jet into a Flyertalk event sometime this summer.