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Gmail Amy Howard <howardamyjo@gmail.com> Re: Amy Howard shared a recording with you: Jen Easterly UNF Sep 15 at 6:44 PM 1 message Josh Howard <johoemails@gmail.com> Tue, Sep 16, 2025 at 9:28 PM To: HowardAmyJo@gmail.com Very interesting. The only thing I wonder though is like all technologies - it will help the good guys do better good stuff, but it can also be used to help the bad guys do better bad stuff. Basically, I'm curious what the "villains" do with AI in turn. But overall, I definitely agree with the overall positive future On Mon, Sep 15, 2025 at 6:21 PM Amy Howard <recorder-noreply@google.com> wrote: Recorder Amy Howard start at 15:00 Jen Easterly UNF Sep 15 at 6:44 PM View on Recorder Web You received this mail because HowardAmyJo@gmail.com shared a recording with JoHoEmails@gmail.com from Recorder. You can manage your contact email preference in My Account. If you no longer wish to receive email notifications of a shared recording from this person, block the sender here. © 2025 Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043

Fw: Travel Reservation Center Trip ID # 1011915336 From: amy@amyjohoward.com To: Josh Howard Date: 2026-01-10 20:30 Get Outlook for Android From: Chase Travel Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2026 7:19:54 PM To: amy@amyjohoward.com Subject: Travel Reservation Center Trip ID # 1011915336 Trip ID: 1011915336 See trip Hi AMY, Thank you for choosing Chase Travel. Please carefully review your itinerary below to verify all information is correct. Manage your trip online Simply sign in and navigate to the "My Trips" page. From there, you can view your upcoming trips and make changes online. 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RE: First super bowl from St Augustine's perspective From: amy@amyjohoward.com To: 'Josh Howard' Date: 2026-02-23 15:26 It’s a stark reminder that the entire pro sports industry is about the audience more than the sport. From: Josh Howard Sent: Monday, February 23, 2026 12:54 PM To: Amy Howard Subject: Re: First super bowl from St Augustine's perspective :) that was a nice historical snapshot. Also, I cracked up at the idea of replaying a kickoff because the network didn't catch it. I cannot imagine the insanity that would ensue today if anybody wanted to "redo" a play lol On Mon, Feb 23, 2026, 7:56 AM wrote: This is from a column I receive behind a firewall from the St. Augustine historical society. I thought you would enjoy it so I copied and pasted it here. ----- Source: The Oldest City: A Column by Susan Richbourg Parker, Ph.D. January 31, 2026 FIRST “SUPER BOWL” WAS NOT A BIG DEAL Super Bowl Sunday is just days away. The first championship game was officially known as the AFL-NFL World Championship, played January 15, 1967. This first game was often called the “supergame.” That game, as this year, was played in California. The Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs faced each other at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. I’m going to assume that most of us will not be watching the game from a seat at the venue that costs 5-digit dollars. Tickets for the first championship game were $12. Potential purchasers thought that price was way too high. The game 2/25/26, 8:22 AM RE: First super bowl from St Augustine's perspective https://mail.hostinger.com/v2/mailboxes/INBOX.Sent/54 1/2 did not sell out. Three days before the game, the column, “Television Review,” in The St. Augustine Record noted that “the big battle, as far as CBS and NBC [are] concerned is not between the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs at the Super Bowl. It is between the two networks and the struggle to attract the bigger audience.” Days before the game, TV watchers were complaining that ads for the championship game “were cluttering the commercial breaks” of their favorite shows. Imagine watching the game on a television, with a 20-inch screen in black and white, maybe in color. The broadcast of the game was a “pool job” for cameramen and the basic picture was the same, whichever network you chose. Airing the game on two different networks caused one issue. Coming out of halftime, NBC didn't cut back from commercial in time to catch the opening kickoff of the second half, so the network got the NFL to have the two teams replay the kick, for a history-making two second-half kickoffs. That first game received little attention on the sports pages of The Record. And it never made the front page. But the television networks realized how important this event was. Could they have foreseen how gigantic it would become? At the time of the game, St. Augustinians were living with plenty of change. The north Florida region was on the verge of losing its clout in the Legislature. The State was creating new legislative districts in proportion to population. South Florida was going to gain many Legislative seats at the expense of the northern part of the state. Florida had its first Republican governor since 1873. Claude Kirk was inaugurated less than two weeks before the big football game. The big news at the time was Kirk’s appearance at the Inaugural Ball with a “mystery woman. They would marry a month later. Medicare was only six months old, and headlines complained about its paperwork. On the other hand, most physicians were not as unhappy about the Medicare process as their dire predictions had imagined. St. Augustine was deep into restoring and reconstructing historic buildings. The city had celebrated its 400th birthday in September 1965. The U.S. post office had just moved from Government House, overlooking the Plaza, to the then-new post office building at the corner of King Street and Central (now MLK) Avenue. The former post office building would change its character to a historical focus. New life for old hotels was going strong. The Cordova Hotel building (today’s Casa Monica Hotel) was being renovated to become the St. Johns County Courthouse. The City of St. Augustine was considering moving its offices to the Alcazar Hotel building (Lightner Museum). The sale of the Ponce de Leon Hotel to become Flagler College was announced just days before the game. At the time the Ponce Hotel dining room was still open to the public for meals. Lunch was $1.95. The Packers won that first game by a score of 35 – 10. Now, here we are, 59 games later. 2/25/26, 8:22 AM RE: First super bowl from St Augustine's perspective https://mail.hostinger.com/v2/mailboxes/INBOX.Sent/54 2/2

Re: Microsoft Defender From: Josh Howard To: Amy Howard Date: 2026-04-06 13:02 Lol better safe than sorry I guess. On Mon, Apr 6, 2026, 8:25AM wrote: I thought I was going to cancel my 30-year subscription to Norton because ChatGPT said Microsoft Defender has surpassed it and is free. I’m not feeling so confident when I have to add Microsoft.com to my Microsoft Safe Senders list. Of course, ChatGPT calls Microsoft stupid every other day. 2 attachments 2026-04-06_microsoft_defender.png image001.png (357 KB) image001.png (357 KB) 4/6/26, 7:22 PM Re: Microsoft Defender https://mail.hostinger.com/mailboxes/INBOX/1793 1/1