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Oct 13 - 19, 2011
The Longest War
American soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Evander Earl Andrews, 36, ME
Jonn Joseph Edmunds, 20, WY
Kristofor Tif Stonesifer, 28, MT
Bryant Leroy Davis, 20, IL
Benjamin Alan Johnson, 21, NY
Vincent E Parker, 38, MS
Giovanny Maria, 19, NJ
Michael Jamel Jakes Jr, 20, NY
Jefferson Donald Davis, 39, TN
Daniel Henery Petithory, 32, MA
Brian Cody Prosser, 28, CA
Nathan Ross Chapman, 31, TX
Matthew William Bancroft, 29, CA
Bryan Pahl Bertrand, 23, OR
Stephen Lamon Bryson, 36, AL
Scott Nelson Germosen, 37, NY
Nathan Paul Hays, 21, WA
Daniel Gardner Mccollum, 28, SC
Jeannette Lee Winters, 25, IL
Walter Francis Cohee III, 26, MD
Dwight Jason Morgan, 24, CA
Jason A Disney, 20, NV
Thomas Ferrell Allison, 22, AZ
James Paul Dorrity, 37, CO
Jody Lynn Egnor, 32, OH
Curtis Donald Feistner, 34, MN
Jeremy Dale Foshee, 25, AL
Kerry Wayne Frith, 37, NV
William Louis Mcdaniel II, 36, OH
Bartt Derek Owens, 30, OH
Juan Miguel Ridout, 29, WA
Bruce Alan Rushforth Jr, 35, MA
Curtiss Anthony Carter, 25, IN
Stanley Lorn Harriman, 34, NC
Marc Anthony Anderson, 30, FL
Matthew Allen Commons, 21, NV
Bradley Stephen Crose, 27, FL
Philip James Svitak, 31, MO
John Allan Chapman, 36, TX
Jason Decastro Cunningham, 26, CA
Neil Christopher Roberts, 32, CA
Matthew Joseph Bourgeois, 35, FL
Brian Thomas Craig, 27, TX
Justin Joseph Galewski, 28, FL
Jamie Odell Maugans, 27, KS
Daniel Aaron Romero, 30, CO
Katrina Renee Grady, 29, MS
Gene Arden Vance Jr, 38, WV
Sean Mitchell Corlew, 37, CA
Anissa Ann Shero, 31, WV
Peter Paul Tycz II, 32, NY
Christopher James Speer, 28, Albuquerque
Ryan Dane Foraker, 31, OH
Mark Wayne Jackson, 40, MI
Antonio James Sledd, 20, FL
James Henry Ebbers, 19, IL
Jerry Oreall Pope II, 35, FL
Thomas Lewis Robinson, 38, MA
Pedro Lazaro Pena-Suarez, 35, FL
Steven Checo, 22, NY
Gregory Michael Frampton, 37, CA
Thomas Joseph Gibbons, 31, MD
Daniel Leon Kisling Jr, 31, MO
Mark Steven O'Steen, 43, AL
Michael Christopher Barry, 29, KS
Brian Michael Clemens, 19, IN
Rodrigo Gonzalez-Garza, 26, TX
Timothy Wayne Moehling, 35, FL
John Daren Smith, 32, UT
William John Tracy, 27, NH
Spence Alexander Mcneil, 18, SC
James Robert Dillon Jr, 19, PA
Jason Allen Profitt, 22, IN
Tamara Lee Archuleta, 23, Los Lunas
Jason Carlyle Hicks, 25, SC
Michael Harry Maltz, 42, FL
Jason Thomas Plite, 21, MI
John Henry Stein, 39, IL
John Michael Teal, 29, TX
Jacob Lee Frazier, 24, IL
Orlando Morales, 33, PR
Jerod Rhoton Dennis, 19, OK
Raymond Losano, 24, CA
John Edward Taylor, 31, TX
Seth Robert Michaud, 27, MA
Thomas Eugene Retzer, 30, CA
Kelvin Edgar Feliciano Gutierrez, 21, PR
Christopher Patrick Geiger, 38, PA
Jeffery Lane Clark, 24, FL
David Martin Tapper, 32, NJ
Mitchell Arthur Lane, 34, CA
Chad Edward Fuller, 24, NY
Adam Lee Thomas, 21, IL
Evan William O'Neill, 19, MA
Kristian Eirik Parker, 23, LA
Paul Wayne Kimbrough, 44, DC
Darrell Ray Jones Jr, 22, OH
Paul Anthony Sweeney, 32, PA
Jay Anthony Blessing, 23, WA
Phillip Robert Albert, 41, CT
William Jo Kerwood, 37, MO
Steven Plumhoff, 33, NJ
Thomas Alva Walkup Jr, 25, NJ
Howard Arlen Walters, 33, MI
Theodore Louis Perreault, 33, MA
Roy Alvin Wood, 47, FL
Shawn Michael Clemens, 28, NY
Robert James Cook, 24, WI
Benjamin Lewis Gilman, 28, CT
Adam Gareth Kinser, 21, CA
Curtis Mancini, 43, FL
James Douglas Mowris, 37, MO
Justin Andrew Scott, 22, KY
Danton Kyle Seitsinger, 29, OK
Nicholes Darwin Golding, 24, ME
David Eugene Hall, 21, KS
Michael John Esposito Jr, 22, NY
Anthony Santos Lagman, 26, NY
Dennis Jallah Jr, 49, NC
Adrian Basil Szwec, 43, IL
Herbert Ronald Claunch, 58, AL
Patrick Daniel Tillman, 27, AZ
Philip Lawrence Witkowski, 24, NY
Brandon James Wadman, 19, FL
Ronald Raymond Payne Jr, 23, FL
Bruce Edward Price, 37, MD
Daniel William Eggers, 28, FL
Joseph Allen Jeffries, 21, OR
Robert Joseph Mogensen, 26, NC
Brian Joseph Ouellette, 37, MA
David Maurice Fraise, 24, LA
Russell Patrick White, 19, DE
Daniel Bradley Mcclenney, 19, TN
Juston Tyler Thacker, 21, WV
Robert Keith Mcgee, 37, VA
Julie Rochelle Hickey, 20, OH
Juan Manuel Torres, 25, TX
Bobby Edward Beasley, 36, WV
Craig William Cherry, 39, VA
Daniel Lee Galvan, 30, OK
Robert Stacey Goodwin, 35, GA
Tony Bruce Olaes, 30, SC
Wesley Robert Wells, 21, IL
Alan Lee Rogers, 49, UT
Kyle Ka Eo Fernandez, 26, HI
Brian Scott Hobbs, 31, AZ
William Madden Amundson Jr, 21, TX
Jesse Monroe Samek, 21, AR
Billy Gomez, 25, CA
James Charles Kearney III, 22, IA
Michael Christopher O'Neill, 22, OH
Jacob Rudeloff Fleischer, 25, MO
Dale Edwin Fracker Jr, 23, CA
Travis Wayne Grogan, 31, VA
Michael Jerome Mcmahon, 41, CT
Harley D R Miller, 21, WA
Isaac Edward Diaz, 26, TX
Pedro Antonio Munoz, 47, PR
Jeremy Robert Wright, 31, IN
Richard Michael Crane, 25, MO
Alec Frank Mazur, 35, NY
Shane Marion Koele, 25, NE
Michael Todd Fiscus, 36, IN
Brett Michael Hershey, 23, PA
Michael Thomas Hiester, 33, IN
Norman Kyle Snyder, 21, IN
David Ayala, 24, NY
Barbaralien Banks, 41, LA
David Scott Connolly, 37, MA
Daniel Jason Freeman, 20, OH
Stephen Correll High, 45, SC
James Shawn Lee, 26, IN
Edwin Antonio Matos Colon, 42, PR
Edward John Murphy, 36, SC
Clint Jeffrey Prather, 32, WA
Charles Ray Sanders Jr, 29, MO
Michael Keith Spivey, 21, NC
Chrystal Gaye Stout, 23, SC
Sascha Struble, 20, PA
Pendelton Lidell Sykes II, 25, VA
Romanes Lee Woodard, 30, NC
Robert Charles White III, 21, NJ
Robert William Defazio, 21, NY
Allen Cornelius Johnson, 31, CA
Nicholas Cain Kirven, 21, VA
Richard Phillip Schoener, 22, LA
Steven Charles Tucker, 19, TX
Kyle Matthew Hemauer, 21, VA
Leroy Edward Alexander, 27, VA
Charles Daniel Robinson, 29, NJ
Emmanuel Hernandez, 22, PR
Michael Jason Kelley, 26, MA
Victor Hugo Cervantes, 27, CA
Christopher Neal Piper, 43, MA
Duane William Dively, 43, CA
Kevin Boyd Joyce, 19, AZ
Matthew Gene Axelson, 29, CA
Danny Phillip Dietz Jr, 25, CO
Jacques Jules Fontan, 36, LA
Shamus Otto Goare, 29, OH
Corey James Goodnature, 35, SD
Daniel Richard Healy, 36, NH
Kip Allen Jacoby, 21, FL
Erik Samsel Kristensen, 33, CA
Jeffrey Alan Lucas, 33, OR
Michael Martin Mcgreevy Jr, 30, WI
Marcus Vinicio Muralles, 33, IN
Michael Patrick Murphy, 29, NY
Shane Eric Patton, 22, NV
James Williams Ponder III, 36, TN
Stephen Charles Reich, 34, GA
Michael Lynn Russell, 31, VA
Chris Jon Scherkenbach, 40, FL
James Erik Suh, 28, FL
Jeffrey Scott Taylor, 30, WV
Jason T Palmerton, 25, NE
Michael Wayne Schafer, 25, FL
Theodore Clark Jr, 31, VA
Damian James Garza, 19, TX
John Mckenzie Henderson Jr, 21, GA
Christopher Matthew Falkel, 22, CO
Christopher M Katzenberger, 25, MO
Jeremy Alan Chandler, 30, GA
Edward Ralph Heselton, 23, SC
Robert Gene Davis, 23, MO
Phillip Carson George, 22, TX
Laura Margaret Walker, 24, TX
Blake Wade Hall, 20, MO
Joshua Michael Hyland, 31, MT
Michael Robert Lehmiller, 23, SC
Christopher Lloyd Palmer, 22, CA
Damion Garland Campbell, 23, MD
Derek Steven Hines, 25, MA
Ryan John Nass, 21, WI
Tane Travis Baum, 30, OR
John Michael Flynn, 36, NV
Kenneth Grant Ross, 24, AZ
Patrick Dana Stewart, 34, NV
Adrian Bovee Stump, 22, OR
Steven Armando Valdez, 20, AR
Robert Frank White, 34, WV
John Glen Doles, 29, OK
James John Stoddard Jr, 29, MD
Benny Shantell Franklin, 19, LA
Troy Shane Ezernack, 39, PA
Fabricio Alexander Moreno, 26, NY
Scott James Mullen, 22, AZ
Joseph Cruz, 22, CA
Travis Wayne Nixon, 24, WA
James Scott Ochsner, 36, IL
Emory Jason Turpin, 23, GA
Matthew Paul Steyart, 21, CA
John David Morton, 31, KY
Jason Daniel Hasenauer, 21, NY
Tobias Corbin Meister, 30, OK
Billy Don Brixey Jr, 21, LA
John Thomas Fralish, 30, PA
Matthew Lee Bertolino, 20, NH
Edwin Herbert Dazachacon, 38, IL
Chad Ayron Gonsalves, 31, CA
Alberto Dasilveira Montrond, 27, MA
Clinton Thomas Newman, 26, TX
Brandon Ryan Dronet, 33, LA
James Floyd Fordyce, 22, PA
Alecia Sabrina Good, 23, OH
Samuel Wayne Large Jr, 21, GA
Donnie Leo Ford Levens, 25, MS
Matthieu Marcellus, 31, FL
Jonathan Eric Mccolley, 23, PA
Luis Manuel Melendez-Sanchez, 33, PR
Nicholas Joseph Sovie, 20, NY
Bryan Douglas Willard, 33, PA
Emigdio Efrain Elizarraras, 37, CA
Kevin Donudell Akins, 29, NC
Anton Jesean Hiett, 25, NC
Joshua Lee Hill, 24, IN
Joseph Randall Ray, 29, NC
Nicholas Robert Anderson, 21, WI
Christopher Lee Robinson, 36, MS
John Thomas Stone, 52, VT
Clayton Lee Adamkavicius, 43, KY
Bryan Allen Brewster, 24, CA
Christopher Brian Donaldson, 28, IL
Joseph James Fenty Jr, 41, NY
John Cripe Griffith, 33, NV
Christopher Thomas Howick, 34, NY
Brian Michael Moquin Jr, 19, MA
Justin Lee O'Donohoe, 27, CA
David Nelson Timmons Jr, 23, NC
Eric William Totten, 34, TX
Jeffery Scott Wiekamp, 23, TX
Christian Longsworth, 26, NJ
Derek Anthony Stanley, 20, OK
Curtis Robert Mehrer, 21, ND
Travis Allen Van Zoest, 21, ND
Bernard Paul Corpuz, 28, CA
Charles Earl Munier, 50, WY
Russell Meade Durgin, 23, NH
Roger Pina Pena Jr, 29, TX
Patrick Daniel Damon, 41, ME
Forrest Pinkerton Ewens, 25, WA
Ian Thomas Sanchez, 26, NY
Brian Jay Bradbury, 22, MO
Heathe Nathanniel Craig, 28, MD
Patrick Lee Lybert, 28, WI
Jared Christopher Monti, 30, MA
Joseph Frederick Fuerst III, 26, FL
Thomas Donald Maholic, 38, PA
Justin Ray Davis, 19, MD
Aaron Matthew Griner, 24, FL
William Timothy Flanigan, 37, IN
Jeffrey Allen Mclochlin, 45, IN
Kevin Finch Edgin, 31, TN
Robert Paul Kassin, 29, NV
Robert Joseph Chiomento II, 34, NJ
Eric Caban, 28, TX
Christopher Conrad Rafferty, 37, PA
David Michael Hierholzer, 27, TN
Andrew Velez, 22, TX
Daniel Adrian Suplee, 39, FL
Rogelio Rolando Garza Jr, 26, TX
Andrew Richard Small, 19, ME
James Paul White Jr, 19, OH
Jeremiah Scott Cole, 26, KS
Joseph Robert Blake, 34, OR
Robert Eugene Drawl Jr, 21, VA
Wakkuna Almira Jackson, 21, FL
Adam Peter Servais, 23, WI
Christopher Franklin Sitton, 21, CO
Merideth Leigh Howard, 52, TX
Robert Joseph Paul, 43, OR
Michael Tauae Fuga, 47, AS
Nathaniel Bradley Lindsey, 38, OR
Jeremy Edward Depottey, 26, MI
Bernard Lee Deghand, 42, KS
Fernando Daniel Robinson, 21, CA
Angelo Joseph Vaccaro, 23, FL
Scott William Dyer, 38, FL
Jason Allen Lucas, 24, OH
Michael Vincent Bailey, 20, MD
Kyu Hyuk Chay, 34, NY
Isaiah Calloway, 23, FL
Charles John Mcclain, 26, WV
Alex Oceguera, 19, CA
Douglas Emory Sloan, 40, NY
William Russell Brown, 30, TX
Nathan Joel Goodiron, 25, ND
Scott Blanchard Lundell, 35, UT
Benjamin David Keating, 27, ME
Jeffrey Gordon Roberson, 22, CA
Michael Allen Shank, 31, TX
Chris K Kleinwachter, 29, ND
Joseph Edgar Phaneuf II, 38, CT
Long Ngoc Nguyen, 27, OR
Laquita Pate James, 33, FL
Timothy Dale Lewis, 20, KY
Scott Eric Duffman, 32, Albuquerque
Ryan Clark Garbs, 20, IL
Brandon Drew Gordon, 21, FL
Hershel Daniel Mccants Jr, 33, AZ
John Andrew Quinlan, 36, TN
Kristofer Douglas Scott Thomas, 18, CA
Travis Ryan Vaughn, 26, IA
Adam Alexander Wilkinson, 23, CO
Buddy James Hughie, 25, OK
Jason Douglas Johns, 19, IN
Daniel Zizumbo, 27, IL
Gregory Duenas Fejeran, 28, GU
Christopher James Cepeda Fernandez, 28, GU
Agustin Gutierrez, 19, CA
Edmund Wayne Mcdonald, 25, ME
Christopher M Wilson, 24, ME
Conor Gerard Masterson, 21, MN
Casey Dean Combs, 28, WA
Edelman Leonardo Hernandez, 23, MD
David Alexander Stephens, 28, TN
Alexander Van Aalten, 21, TN
Daniel Frederick Mehringer, 20, WV
Michael Duane Thomas, 34, FL
Jeremy Richard Greene, 24, OH
Joseph Graham Harris, 19, TX
James Warren Harrison Jr, 47, MO
Wilberto Sabalu Jr, 36, IL
Timothy Paul Padgett, 28, FL
Larry John Bauguess Jr, 36, NC
Joshua Robert Whitaker, 23, CA
Christopher Michael Allgaier, 33, WI
Charlie Lane Bagwell, 28, NC
Jesse Allen Blamires, 25, UT
Brandon Eugene Hadaway, 25, AL
Joshua Robert Rodgers, 29, NV
Charles Robert Browning, 31, AZ
Michael Alan Robinson, 42, SC
Jacob Michael Lowell, 22, IL
Timothy Ray Vimoto, 19, KY
Charles Edward Wyckoff Jr, 28, CA
Arthur Leroy Lilley, 35, PA
Roy Persimmon Lewsader Jr, 36, IN
Christopher Dale Henderson, 35, OR
John Michael Hennen, 26, LA
Joshua Eric Steele, 26, IL
Dustin John Perrott, 23, VA
Darrell Cornelius Lewis, 31, DC
Christopher Steven Honaker, 23, NC
Joseph Alan Miracle, 22, MI
Thomas Patrick Mcgee, 23, CA
Sean Kerry Mitchell, 35, CA
Randy Joe Gillespie, 44, CO
Juan Sebastian Restrepo, 20, FL
Michael Seafred Curry Jr, 37, FL
Adam James Davis, 19, ID
Zachary Ryan Endsley, 21, TX
Travon Travis Johnson, 29, CA
Jessy Scott Rogers, 20, AK
Thomas Gordon Bostick Jr, 37, TX
William Ryan Fritsche, 23, IN
Benjamin John Hall, 24, VA
Taurean Travanti Harris, 22, MS
Jordan Emil Goode, 21, MI
Alan Jerome Austin, 21, TX
Jesse Gladden Clowers Jr, 27, VA
Jeffrey Duane Kettle, 31, OK
Charles Bernard Kitowski III, 31, TX
George Veranus Libby, 23, NC
Scott Michael Carney, 37, IA
Daniel Edward Miller, 43, OH
Nicholas Ray Carnes, 25, KY
Jan Michael Argonish, 26, PA
Scott Rowen Ball, 38, PA
Henry San Nicolas Ofeciar, 37, GU
Thomas Randolph Wilson, 21, WV
Cory Luttrel Clark Sr, 25, FL
Rocky H Herrera, 43, UT
Bryce Daniel Howard, 24, WA
Patrick Daniel Magnani, 38, CA
Mykel Filip Miller, 19, AZ
Travis Martin Woods, 21, CA
Matthew Dean Blaskowski, 27, MI
Charles Luke Milam, 26, CO
Christopher Franklin Pfeifer, 21, NE
Mathew Donald Taylor, 21, CA
Ciara Marie Durkin, 30, MA
Zachary Daniel Tellier, 31, NC
Mark Russell Cannon, 31, TX
Adam David Quinn, 22, FL
Edward Otis Philpot, 38, SC
Larry Ismael Rougle, 25, UT
Hugo Victor Mendoza, 29, AZ
Joshua Charles Brennan, 22, OR
Joseph Francesco Curreri, 27, CA
Thomas Lee Bruner, 50, KY
Jeffrey Ray Calero, 34, NY
James David Bullard, 28, SC
Johnny Carl Walls, 41, WA
Phillip Allen Bocks, 28, MI
Matthew Charles Ferrara, 24, CA
Sean Kanae-Aldrique Langevin, 23, CA
Jeffery Scott Mersman, 23, KS
Patrick Francis Kutschbach, 25, PA
Joseph Michael Lancour, 21, MI
Lester Gomez Roque, 23, CA
David Albin Boris, 30, PA
Adrian Edward Hike, 26, IA
Stuart Forrest Liles, 26, AR
Tanner James O'Leary, 23, SD
Gregory Lowell Elam, 39, GA
Joshua Charles Blaney, 25, NC
Michael John Gabel, 30, LA
Nicholas Dwain Eischen, 24, CA
Brian Lee Gorham, 21, KY
Shawn Fitzgerald Hill, 37, SC
Michael Lee Green, 36, OH
James Kaleb Healy, 25, CA
David Joseph Drakulich, 22, NV
Richard Joseph Berrettini, 52, PA
Robert James Miller, 24, FL
Matthew Ryan Kahler, 29, MN
Donald Therronnie Tabb, 29, GA
Steven Robert Koch, 23, NJ
Robert Theodore Rapp, 22, CA
Gabriel Guzman, 25, CA
Collin J Bowen, 38, MD
Antione Vincent Robinson, 20, MI
William Haywood Jefferson Jr, 34, VA
William Robert Neil Jr, 38, NJ
Dustin Lee Canham, 21, WA
Nicholas Alan Robertson, 27, ME
Luke John Mercardante, 35, GA
Kyle Weston Wilks, 24, AR
David Loren Mcdowell, 30, CA
Jonathan Antonio Vega Yelner, 24, CA
Jeremy Raymond Gullett, 22, KY
Kevin Casey Roberts, 25, Farmington
Ara Tyler Deysie, 18, AZ
Isaac Palomarez, 26, CO
Matthew Warren Brown, 20, PA
Davy Nathaniel Weaver, 39, NC
William Justin Lee Cooper, 22, MS
Jeffrey Alan Ammon, 37, UT
Jeffrey Frank Deprimo, 35, PA
Joseph Arthur Moore, 54, ID
David Lee Leimbach, 38, SC
Justin Lee Buxbaum, 23, ME
Christopher Gathercole, 21, CA
Chad Micheal Trimble, 29, CA
David Nunez, 27, CA
James Matthew Finley, 21, MO
Andrew Jon Shields, 19, WA
Scott Alan Hagerty, 41, OK
Derek David Holland, 20, PA
James Carter, 42, AL
Andre Devon Mcnair Jr, 20, FL
Layton Bradly Crass, 22, IN
Michael Robert Patton, 19, MO
Dawid Pietrek, 24, IL
Michael Toussiant-Hyle Washington, 20, WA
Marc Allen Retmier, 19, CA
Ross Laval Toles III, 37, MI
Eric Daniel Terhune, 34, KY
Andrew Francis Whitacre, 21, IN
Dustin Kelby Burnett, 19, AZ
Matthew Elias Mendoza, 24, TX
Anthony Leonard Mangano, 36, NY
Nelson D Rodriguez Ramirez, 22, MA
Andrew Seabrooks, 36, NY
James Joseph Walton, 41, MD
Ryan James Connolly, 24, CA
Christopher Dewayne Strickland, 25, FL
Edgar Alberto Heredia, 28, TX
Matthew Lee Hilton, 37, MI
Joseph A Mckay, 51, NY
Mark Charles Palmateer, 38, NY
Travis Kent Hunsberger, 24, IN
Jeffrey Michael Rada Morales, 32, PR
Shawn Elliot Simmons, 39, MA
James Matthews Treber, 24, CA
Estell Lee Turner, 43, SD
Daniel Farkas, 42, NY
Douglas John Bull, 29, PA
Brian Steven Leon Guerrero, 34, GU
Samson Augusto Mora, 28, GU
Sergio Sagoni Abad, 21, KY
Jonathan Ryan Ayers, 24, GA
Jason Michael Bogar, 25, WA
Jonathan Paul Brostrom, 24, HI
Israel Garcia, 24, CA
Jason Dane Hovater, 24, TN
Matthew Britten Phillips, 27, GA
Pruitt Allen Rainey, 22, NC
Mitchell Wayne Young, 39, GA
Gunnar William Zwilling, 20, MO
Willington Mitchell Rhoads, 23, NV
Jason Daniel Mann, 29, NJ
Nick A Dewhirst, 25, WI
Ivan Irl Wilson, 22, CA
Seteria Lafaye Brown, 22, FL
David John Badie, 23, IL
Ryan Patrick Baumann, 24, MD
Jair Dejesus Garcia, 29, CA
Michael Robert Girdano, 23, PA
William Joseph Mulvihill, 20, KS
Jaime Gonzalez Jr, 40, TX
Errol Melvin James, 29, VI
Garrett Tucker Lawton, 31, WV
Anthony Mark Carbullido, 25, GU
John Alexander Mattox, 23, TX
Juan Lopez-Castaneda, 19, AZ
Anthony Gary Mihalo, 23, IL
Jacob Joseph Toves, 27, CA
Donald Clayton Carwile, 29, MS
Paul Edward Conlon Jr, 21, MA
Kristopher Dan Rodgers, 29, MI
Jonathon Luke Luscher, 20, PA
David Lawrence Paquet, 26, MD
David James Todd Jr, 36, UT
Brian Edward Studer, 28, MN
Tan Quoc Ngo, 20, OR
Joshua Thomas Harris, 36, NC
Gregory Allen Rodriguez, 35, MI
Vincent Cortez Winston Jr, 22, MO
Michael Richard Dinterman, 18, PA
Marques Irving Knight, 24, CA
Nicholas Aaron Madrazo, 25, WA
Jesse Melton III, 29, MD
Eichmann Antonio Strickland, 23, WA
Michael Wayne Murdock, 22, NC
Michael Slebodnik, 39, PA
Jason Richard Freiwald, 30, MI
John Wayne Marcum, 34, MI
Joshua William Harris, 21, IL
Bruce Evan Hays, 42, WY
Mohsin A Naqvi, 26, NY
Jason Anthony Vazquez, 24, IL
Brandon Wade Farley, 30, TX
James Leon Wiley Jr, 46, OR
Jerome Charles Bell Jr, 29, NY
Nathan Matthew Cox, 32, IA
Bruno Giancarlo Desolenni, 32, CA
Joseph Francisco Gonzales, 18, AZ
Matthew James O'Bryant, 22, GA
Rodolfo Ivan Rodriguez, 34, TX
William Earl Hasenflu, 38, FL
Richard Gordon Cliff Jr, 29, NC
Jamie Scott Nicholas, 32, WV
Gary Joseph Vasquez, 33, IL
Jason Eric Von Zerneck, 33, NY
Jason Anthony Karella, 20, AK
Scott Gene Dimond, 39, NH
Cory Joseph Bertrand, 18, TX
Stephen Robert Fortunato, 25, MA
Preston Ray Medley, 23, FL
Federico Guerra Borjas, 33, CA
John Michael Penich, 25, IL
Robert Duane Lindenau, 39, WA
Adrian Robles, 21, NE
San Sim, 23, CA
Deon Lamarr Taylor, 30, NY
Nicholas Anthony Casey, 22, OH
Kevin Douglas Grieco, 35, IL
Trevor Jon Yurista, 32, NY
Daniel Wayne Wallace, 27, KY
Jonnie Lee Stiles, 38, CO
Roberto Jose Yllescas, 31, NE
Colman Joseph Meadows III, 19, GA
Charles Patrick Gaffney Jr, 42, AZ
Alberto Francesconi, 21, NY
Jessie Adam Cassada, 19, NC
Keith Eric Essary, 20, TN
Joshua Lee Rath, 22, AL
Joseph Michael Hernandez, 24, IN
Brian Michael Mescall, 33, MA
Jason Ray Parsons, 24, NC
Daniel Ryan Bennett, 23, VA
Joshua Rhea Townsend, 30, CA
Ezra Dawson, 31, OK
Carlo Montell Robinson, 33, OK
Julian Thomas Brennan, 25, NY
Trevor Jerimiah Johnson, 23, MT
David William Wallace III, 25, PA
Milton Eric Suggs, 51, LA
Kevin Thomas Preach, 21, MA
Jason Evan Burkholder, 27, OH
Jared William Southworth, 26, IL
Peter John Courcy, 22, TX
Jason Ryan Watson, 19, LA
Marc Joseph Small, 29, PA
Daniel Louis Hansen, 24, CA
Raymond John Munden, 35, TX
Jeremy Eugene Bessa, 26, IL
Timothy Peter Davis, 28, WA
David Lee Hurt, 36, AZ
Brian Matthew Bunting, 29, MD
Schuyler Brent Patch, 25, IL
Scott Bradley Stream, 39, IL
Daniel James Thompson, 24, WI
Simone Asia Robinson, 21, IL
Patrick Allen Devoe II, 27, NY
Archie Andrew Taylor, 37, TX
Christopher Paul Abeyta, 23, IL
Timothy Louis Bowles, 24, AZ
Norman Lewis Cain III, 22, IL
Robert Martin Weinger, 24, IL
Daniel Joseph Geary, 22, NY
Adam Jeffery Hardt, 19, AZ
Michael Webster Ouellette, 28, NH
Anthony Lee Williams, 21, PA
Florence Bacong Choe, 35, CA
Francis Lawrence Toner IV, 26, RI
Phillip Andrew Myers, 30, VA
Adam Michael Kuligowski, 21, VA
Blaise Adam Oleski, 22, NY
Jacob Israel Ramsey, 20, CA
Francisco Xavier Aguila, 35, PR
Richard Allen Dewater, 21, KS
Ryan Charles King, 22, GA
James Dewel Pirtle, 21, CO
William David Vile, 27, PA
Lukasz Dariusz Saczek, 23, IL
Esau Ivan De La Pena-Hernandez, 25, CA
Carlie Mattison Lee III, 23, AL
Roslyn Littmann Schulte, 25, CO
Brent Scott Cole, 38, WV
Ashton Lynn Marie Goodman, 21, IN
Blue Charles Rowe, 33, AR
Mark Edward Stratton II, 39, AL
Matthew Gregory Reza, 27, TX
Jeffrey Alan Hall, 28, AL
Jasper Kid Obakrairur, 26, HI
Matthew Dwight Ogden, 33, TX
Matthew Willard Wilson, 19, MO
Roberto Antonio Hernandez II, 21, NY
Jarrett Pearson Griemel, 20, TX
Rocco Martin Barnes, 51, CA
John Curtis Beale, 39, GA
Kevin Michael Jenrette, 37, GA
Jeffrey William Jordan, 21, GA
Joshua Ray Whittle, 20, CA
Eduardo Sosa Silva, 25, CA
Ricky Linn Richardson Jr, 33, MO
Jonathan Charles O'Neill, 22, FL
Kevin Allan Dupont, 52, MA
Joshua Allen Melton, 26, IL
Paul Gene Smith, 43, IL
John David Blair, 38, GA
Jeffrey James Garber, 43, NE
Ricky Dewayne Jones, 26, AL
Rodrigo Amilca Munguiarivas, 27, MD
Brian N Bradshaw, 24, WA
Peter Kyle Cross, 20, TX
Steven Thomas Drees, 19, WI
Terry Jay Lynch, 22, MT
Charles Seth Sharp, 20, GA
Justin Aaron Casillas, 19, CA
Aaron Eli Fairbairn, 20, WA
Brock Henry Chavers, 25, GA
Mark Andess Garner, 30, NC
Nicolas Hugh Joseph Gideon, 20, CA
Chester Wayne Hosford, 35, MN
Isaac Lee Johnson Jr, 24, GA
Tony Michael Randolph, 22, OK
Derwin Isaac Williams, 41, IL
Christopher Maxwell Talbert, 24, IL
Roger Gary Michael Hager, 20, NC
John Eric Hayes, 36, FL
Michael Currie Roy, 25, FL
Darren Ethan Tate, 21, TX
Joshua Ray Farris, 22, TX
Gregory James Missman, 36, OH
Matthew Ryan Lembke, 22, OR
Pedro Antonio Barbozaflores, 27, CA
Jerome David Hatfield, 36, VA
Eric James Lindstrom, 27, AZ
Michael Wayne Heede Jr, 22, PA
David Shane Spicer, 33, OH
Jason John Fabrizi, 29, FL
Thomas Joseph Gramith, 27, MN
Benjamin Stephen Kopp, 21, MN
Mark Russell Mcdowell, 26, CO
Anthony Marquis Lightfoot, 20, GA
Gregory Owens Jr, 24, TX
Dennis Joseph Pratt, 34, OK
Andrew Jay Roughton, 21, TX
Raymundo Porras Morales, 34, GA
Randy Lj Neff Jr, 22, ID
Joshua James Rimer, 24, PA
Andrew Scott Charpentier, 21, MT
Ryan H Lane, 25, PA
Jeremy Scott Lasher, 27, NY
Nicholas George Xiarhos, 21, MA
Justin Dean Coleman, 21, FL
Donald Wayne Vincent, 26, FL
Gerrick D Smith, 19, IL
Douglas M Vose III, 38, WA
Gregory Alan Posey, 22, TN
Jonathan Fulton Stroud, 20, OK
Alexander Joel Miller, 21, FL
Patrick Scott Fitzgibbon, 19, TN
Richard Kelvin Jones, 21, NC
Jonathan Michael Walls, 27, PA
Alejandro Granado III, 42, TX
Ronald George Luce Jr, 27, PA
Severin West Summers III, 43, LA
Anthony Christian Garcia, 21, FL
James David Argentine, 22, NY
Travis Thornton Babine, 20, TX
Christian Armando Guzman Rivera, 21, FL
Jay Michael Hoskins, 24, TX
Dennis James Burrow, 23, FL
Jerry Randall Evans Jr, 23, AL
Matthew Charles Hays Freeman, 29, GA
Javier Olvera, 20, CA
Tara Jean Smith, 33, NC
Matthew Kalen Samuel Swanson, 20, CA
Patrick Wayne Schimmel, 21, MO
Bruce Earnest Ferrell, 21, AL
John Tinsley, 28, FL
William John Cahir, 40, DC
Joshua Matthew Bernard, 21, ME
Nicholas Ryan Roush, 22, MI
William Brian Woods Jr, 31, VA
Leopold Fred Damas, 26, NY
Adam Frank Benjamin, 34, OH
Clayton Patrick Bowen, 29, TX
Jose San Crisostomo, 59, GU
Morris Lewis Walker, 23, NC
Jonathan Christopher Yanney, 20, MN
Paul Edmond Dumont Jr, 23, VA
Troy Orion Tom, 21, Shiprock
Justin Reid Pellerin, 21, NH
Brian Michael Wolverton, 21, CA
Matthew Lee Ingram, 25, MS
Andrew Thomas Lobosco, 29, NJ
Darby Todd Morin, 25,
John Louis Hallett III, 30, CA
Cory J Jenkins, 30, AZ
Ronald Wayne Sawyer, 38, MO
Dennis Michael Williams, 24, WA
Kurt Robert Curtiss, 27, UT
Donald James Hogan, 20, CA
Matthew Everett Wildes, 18, LA
Abraham Sherrod Wheeler III, 22, SC
Jason Sean Dahlke, 29, FL
Eric William Hario, 19, MI
Jordan Mykle Brochu, 20, ME
David Ray Hall, 31, OH
Tyler Robert Walshe, 21, CA
Jonathan David Welch, 19, CA
Christopher Shawn Baltazar Jr, 19, TX
Benjamin Phillip Castiglione, 21, MI
Darryn D Andrews, 34, TX
Youvert Loney, 28,
Joshua Stewart Meadows, 30, TX
Randy Micheal Haney, 27, FL
Michael Chance Murphrey, 25, TX
Edwin Wayne Johnson Jr, 31, GA
Michael Edward Johnson, 25, VA
Aaron Michael Kenefick, 30, GA
James Ray Layton, 22, CA
Christopher Scott Fowlkes, 20, SC
Tyler Edward Parten, 24, AR
Matthew M Martinek, 20, IL
Nekl Bruce Allen, 29, NY
Bryan David Berky, 25, FL
Daniel Lee Cox, 26, KS
James Robert Hornbarger, 33, WA
Tyler Austin Juden, 23, KS
Andrew Harron Mcconnell, 24, PA
David Timothy Wright II, 26, OK
Demetrius Lamar Void, 20, SC
Bradley Scott Bohle, 29, MD
Robert David Gordon II, 22, AL
Shawn Patrick Mccloskey, 33, GA
Joshua M Mills, 24, TX
Jeremiah James Monroe, 31, NY
David Alan Davis, 28, TX
Corey Joseph Kowall, 20, TN
Damon Gabriel Winkleman, 23, OH
William L Meredith, 26, VA
John Joel Malone, 24, NY
Titus Roderick Reynolds, 23, OH
Edward Bernard Smith, 30, FL
Joseph Valere White, 21, WA
Jordan Lee Chrobot, 24, MD
Kevin James Graham, 27, KY
Jack Mayfield Martin III, 26, OK
Christopher Donnell Shaw, 37, IL
Alex French IV, 31, GA
Russell Shane Hercules Jr, 22, TN
Roberto Daniel Sanchez, 24, FL
Ryan Christopher Adams, 26, WI
Alan Howard Newton Jr, 26, NC
Brandon Andre Owens, 21, TN
Benjamin A Sklaver, 32, MA
Aaron Michael Smith, 25, KS
Justin Timothy Gallegos, 27, AZ
Christopher Todd Griffin, 24, MI
Joshua Mitchell Hardt, 24, CA
Joshua John Kirk, 30, ME
Stephan Lee Mace, 21, VA
Vernon William Martin, 25, GA
Thomas Duane Rabjohn, 39, AZ
Michael Patrick Scusa, 22, NJ
Kevin Christopher Thomson, 22, NV
Kevin Olsen Hill, 23, NY
Kenneth Warren Westbrook, 41, Shiprock
Aaron James Taylor, 27, MN
George Walter Cauley, 24, MN
Alfonso Ochoa Jr, 20, CA
Jesus Olar Flores Jr, 28, CA
Daniel Courtney Lawson, 33, FL
Glen Hale Stivison Jr, 34, PA
Brandon Michael Styer, 19, PA
Anthony Gabriel Green, 28, NC
Christopher Michael Rudzinski, 28, IL
Chris Neil Staats, 32, TX
Michael Anthony Dahl Jr, 23, CA
David Raymond Baker, 22, OH
Kyle Andrew Coumas, 22, CA
Kimble Andrus Han, 30, UT
Eric Nathaniel Lembke, 25, FL
Devin Jay Michel, 19, IL
Brandon Keith Steffey, 23, MI
Eduviges Guadalupe Wolf, 24, CA
Keith Robert Bishop, 28, NY
Gregory Michael William Fleury, 23, AK
Josue Emman Hernandez Chavez, 23, NV
Eric Alton Jones, 29, NY
Niall Damien Lyons, 40, WA
Shawn Henry Mcnabb, 24, TX
David Eliah Metzger, 32, CA
David Seth Mitchell, 30, OH
Michael Patrick Montgomery, 36, GA
Nickolas Anthony Mueller, 26, WI
Kyle Rolf Vandegiesen, 29, MA
Brian Russell Bates Jr, 20, LA
Robert Keith Charlton, 22, MO
Fernando De La Rosa, 24, TX
Luis Manuel Gonzalez, 27, NY
Dale Russel Griffin, 29, IN
Issac Brandon Jackson, 27, MO
Jared Donald Stanker, 22, IL
Christopher Ian Walz, 25, WA
Patrick Oliver Williamson, 24, LA
Cody Robert Stanley, 21, TX
Cesar Bocanegra Ruiz, 26, TX
Julian Lee Berisford, 25, WV
Aaron Seth Aamot, 22, WA
Gary Lee Gooch Jr, 22, FL
Charles Issac Cartwright, 26, MD
Benjamin William Sherman, 21, MA
Justin James Swanson, 21, CA
Christopher James Coffland, 43, MD
Shawn Patrick Hefner, 22, TX
Joseph Michael Lewis, 26, TX
John James Cleaver, 36, WA
Daniel Alexander Frazier, 25, MI
Nicholas Joel Hand, 20, MO
James Michael Nolen, 25, TX
Marcus Allan Tynes, 19, CA
Jason Adam Mcleod, 22, IL
Matthew Albert Pucino, 34, MA
David Michael Mudge, 22, OR
Brandon Taylor Islip, 23, VA
Kenneth Ray Nichols Jr, 28, IL
Jonathan Andrew Taylor, 22, FL
Dennis Joe Hansen, 31, FL
Elijah John Miles Rao, 26, OR
Xhacob Latorre, 21, CT
Anthony Charles Campbell Jr, 35, KY
Albert Dono Ware, 27, IL
Serge Kropov, 21, PA
Omar Gregdorian Roebuck, 23, CA
David Hector Gutierrez, 35, CA
Jason Michael Johnston, 24, NY
Ronald Jay Spino, 45, CT
Anton Ramesh Phillips, 31, CA
Brian Robert Bowman, 24, IN
John Phillip Dion, 19, OK
Joshua Allen Lengstorf, 24, OR
Bradley Randall Smith, 24, IL
Jason Omar Bradley Hickman, 35, TN
Mark David Juarez, 23, TX
Jacob Alexander Meinert, 20, WI
Matthew Nevin Ingham, 25, PA
Jamie Russel Lowe, 21, IL
Nicholas Kelly Uzenski, 21, TX
Lucas Tyler Beachnaw, 23, MI
Daniel Dewayne Merriweather, 25, TN
Geoffrey Alexander Whitsitt, 21, SC
Kyle James Wright, 22, IL
Christopher Richard Hrbek, 25, NJ
Robert John Donevski, 19, AZ
Michael Paul David Shannon, 52, PA
Adam Kenneth Ginett, 29, NC
Paul Wenceslaus Pena, 27, TX
Thaddeus Scott Montgomery II, 29, MT
Jeremy Mitchell Kane, 22, MD
Xin Qi, 25, TN
Daniel Mckinnon Angus, 28, FL
Timothy James Poole Jr, 22, KY
Zachary Dylan Smith, 19, NY
Carlos Edward Gill, 25, NC
David James Smith, 25, MD
Rusty Hunter Christian, 24, TN
Marc P Decoteau, 19, NH
David J Thompson, 39, OK
Michael Louis Freeman Jr, 21, PA
Zachary George Lovejoy, 20, Albuquerque
Daniel Preston Whitten, 28, IA
David James Hartman, 27, CA
Matthew Stephen Sluss-Tiller, 35, KY
Mark Alan Stets Jr, 39, CA
Dillon B Foxx, 22, MI
Charles Alvin Williams II, 29, CA
Adam James Ray, 23, KY
Bobby Justin Pagan, 23, TX
John Allen Reiners, 24, FL
Jacob Henry Turbett, 21, MI
Jeremiah Thomas Wittman, 26, MT
Jason Hill Estopinal, 21, GA
Noah Miles Pier, 25, NC
Alejandro Jay Yazzie, 23, AZ
Eric Dennis Currier, 21, NH
Kyle Joseph Coutu, 20, RI
Kielin Terrell Dunn, 19, VA
Larry Michael Johnson, 19, PA
Jeremy Ryan Mcqueary, 27, IN
Joshua Harold Birchfield, 24, IN
Gregory Scott Stultz, 22, IN
Michael David P Cardenaz, 29, CA
Christopher William Eckard, 30, NC
Marcos Antonio Gorra, 22, NJ
Matthias Numon Hanson, 20, KY
Adam Daniel Peak, 25, KY
Salvacion Jr, 27, HI
Eric Levi Ward, 19, WA
William Seth Ricketts, 27, MS
Carlos Alberto Aragon, 19, UT
Josiah Dennis Crumpler, 27, NC
Ian Timothy Dagdagan Gelig, 25, CA
Matthew David Huston, 24, GA
Vincent Lee Carson Owens, 21, AR
Nigel Kenton Olsen, 21, UT
Anthony Americo Paci, 30, MD
Alan Nathan Dikcis, 21, NY
Nicholas Scott Cook, 19, MT
Jason Michael Kropat, 25, NY
Jonathan Jerome Richardson, 24, AR
Garrett William Gamble, 20, TX
Glen Jacob Whetten, 31, AZ
Jonathan Daniel Porto, 26, FL
Joel David Clarkson, 23, AK
Robert Lee Gilbert II, 28, OH
Adam Lee Mr Brown, 36, AR
Carlos Marcelino Santos-Silva, 32, TN
Justin J Wilson, 24, FL
Rick Joseph Centanni, 19, CA
Robert James Cottle, 45, CA
Jacob Allen Ross, 19, WY
Randy Michael Heck, 20, OH
James Lee Miller, 21, WA
Scott William Brunkhorst, 25, NC
Miroslav Steven Zilberman, 31, OH
Tyler Owen Griffin, 19, CT
Frank Joseph-Alfonso World, 25, NY
Curtis Michael Swenson, 20, MN
Roberto Efrain Diaz Boria, 47, PR
Jonathon David Hall, 23, TN
Sean Michael Durkin, 24, CO
Michael Douglas Jankiewicz, 23, NJ
James Bertrand Lackey, 45, FL
Randell Dunton Voas, 43, MN
Joseph Thierry Caron, 21, WA
Michael Keith Ingram Jr, 23, MI
Randolph Alonzo Sigley Jr, 28, KY
Robert John Barrett, 20, MA
John Keith Laborde, 53, IA
Ronald Alan Kubik, 21, NJ
Jason Anthony Santora, 25, NY
Grant Arthur Wichmann, 27, CO
Nathan Patrick Kennedy, 24, PA
Thomas Edward Rivers Jr, 22, AL
Salvatore Simplicio Corma II, 24, NJ
Eric Mabtong Finniginam, 26,
Mark Wayne Coleman, 40, WA
Austin Harper Gates Benson, 19, PA
Brandon Aaron Barrett, 27, IN
Richard Rees Penny, 21, AR
Christopher Rangel, 22, TX
Wade Alan Slack, 21, ME
Joshua Michael Davis, 19, IA
Kyle Aaron Comfort, 27, AL
Jeremy Lynn Brown, 20, TN
Kurt Steven Shea, 21, MD
Jeffrey Warren Johnson, 21, TX
Kenneth Blaine May Jr, 26, TX
Joshua David Desforges, 23, MA
Donald James Lamar II, 23, VA
Denis Deleon Kisseloff, 45, MO
Nicholas Dimas Paradarodriguez, 29, VA
Zarian Andre Wood, 29, TX
Billy Gene Anderson, 20, TN
Adam Levi Perkins, 27, CA
Paul Robert Bartz, 43, WI
Thomas Patrick Belkofer, 44, OH
Philip P Clark, 19, FL
John Michael Mchugh, 46, NJ
Richard James Tieman, 28, PA
Joshua Abram Tomlinson, 24, LA
Patrick Xavier Jr, 24, FL
Shane Stanley Barnard, 38, TX
Jason David Fingar, 24, MO
Christopher Ryan Barton, 22, NC
Edwin Rivera, 28, CT
Jacob Carl Leicht, 24, TX
Jake William Suter, 18, CA
Anthony Attilio Dilisio, 20, MI
Jonathan Kelly Lee Peney, 22, GA
Joseph James Theinert, 24, NY
Brandon Cole Bury, 26, TX
Derek Hernandez, 20, TX
Donald Matthew Marler, 22, MO
Michael Everett Mcgahan, 23, FL
Robert Nicholas Barton II, 35, MS
Matthew Ryan Catlett, 23, TX
Charles Scott Jirtle, 29, OK
Joshua Akoni Lukeala, 23, GU
Brendan Patrick Neenan, 21, AL
John Kenneth Rankel, 23, IN
Blaine Edward Redding, 22, NE
Erick Justin Klusacek, 22, NY
Derek Lee Shanfield, 22, PA
Zachary Joe Walters, 24, FL
Michael Paul Flores, 31, TX
Joel Christopher Gentz, 25, MI
Michael Gee Plank, 25, NY
David Cazzie Smith, 26, AL
Benjamin Daniel White, 24, TN
Gavin Roderick Brummund, 22, CA
Christian Michael Adams, 26, AZ
Robert James Fike, 38, PA
Bryan Alan Hoover, 29, PA
Mario Rodriguez Jr, 24, TX
Brian Michael Anderson, 24, VA
Benjamin Douglas Osborn, 27, NY
Michael Chad Bailey, 29, MO
Nathan William Cox, 27, CA
Gunnar Randall Hotchkin, 31, IL
Joseph Dennis Johnson, 24, MI
Jeffrey Robert Standfest, 23, MI
James Patrick Hunter, 25, OH
William F Ortega, 23, FL
Benjamin J Park, 25, VA
Scott Anthony Andrews, 21, MA
Andrew Richard Looney, 22, OK
David Taylor Miller, 19, NY
Timothy Giles Serwinowski, 21, NY
Brandon Mark Silk, 25, ME
Kevin Alexander Cueto, 23, CA
Joshua Robert Dumaw, 23, WA
Claudio Patino IV, 22, CA
Eddie Turner, 41, VA
Anthony T Justesen, 22, OR
Russell Edward Madden, 29, KY
Edwardo Loredo, 34, TX
Robert Kelsey Levi Repkie, 20, TN
Daane Adam Deboer, 24, MI
Jared Clifton Plunk, 27, OK
Blair Daniel Thompson, 19, NY
Joseph Davis Caskey, 24, PA
David Alexander Holmes, 34, GA
William Taylor Richards, 20, GA
John Michael Rogers, 26, AZ
Eric Byron Shaw, 31, ME
David William Thomas, 40, FL
Kristopher David Chapleau, 33, KY
Matthew Robert Hennigan, 20, NV
Andrew James Creighton, 23, DE
Larry Donell Harris Jr, 24, CO
Ryan John Grady, 25, OK
David Anthony Jefferson, 23, PA
David Anthony Wisniewski, 31, IA
Jacob Anthony Dennis, 22, GA
Clayton Dwayne Mcgarrah, 20, AR
Christopher Francis Cabacoy, 30, VA
Keenan Alexander Cooper, 19, ND
Louis Robert Fastuca, 24, PA
Jerod Heath Osborne, 20, TX
Edwin Cobellee Wood, 18, NE
Marc A Arizmendez, 30, CA
Roger Lee, 26, CA
Michael Shane Pridham Jr, 19, KY
Anthony Warren Simmons, 25, FL
Daniel Gabriel Raney, 21, TN
Jesse Wayne Ainsworth, 24, TX
Robert Wayne Crow Jr, 42, MO
Joseph Whiting Dimock II, 21, IL
Donald Rocky Edgerton, 33, NC
Shaun Michael Mittler, 32, TX
Carlos Javier Negron, 40, FL
Tyler Allan Roads, 20, CA
Christopher John Antonik, 29, IL
Nathaniel Douglas Garvin, 20, KY
Christopher Shultz Goeke, 23, MN
Christopher James Moon, 20, AZ
Christopher Todd Stout, 34, KY
Sheldon Leon Tate, 27, GA
Joseph Andrew Bauer, 27, OH
Zachary Michael Fisher, 24, MO
Matthew James Johnson, 21, MN
Brandon Michael King, 23, FL
Jesse David Reed, 26, PA
Chase Brennen Stanley, 21, CA
John Haskell Jarrell, 32, SC
Leston Michael Winters, 30, TX
Justus Steven Joe Bartelt, 27, IL
Dave Michael Maliksi Santos, 21, MP
Jesse Richard Tilton, 23, IL
Matthew Ward Weikert, 29, IL
Justin Bradley Allen, 23, OH
Robert N Bennedsen, 25, WA
Christopher Lucas Eastman, 28, AK
Anibal Santiago Jr, 37, IL
Joe Lee Wrightsman, 23, LA
Paul James Miller, 22, MI
Brian Francis Piercy, 27, CA
Julio Vargas, 23, CA
Mario Delosangeles Carazo, 41, OH
James Matthew Weis, 37, NJ
James Joseph O'Quin Jr, 20, TX
Andrew Lee Hand, 25, AL
Daniel Lim, 23, CA
Conrad Adrian Mora, 24, CA
Frederik Erik Vazquez, 20, IL
Justin Jacob Mcneley, 30, CO
Abram Larue Howard, 21, PA
Jarod Paul Newlove, 25, WA
Jason Ellis Holbrook, 28, TX
Shane Robert Martin, 23, TX
Kyle Ray Warren, 28, NH
Michael Lane Stansbery Jr, 21, TN
Kyle Brandon Stout, 25, TX
Jared Neville Van Aalst, 34, ME
John Edward Andrade Sr, 19, TX
Kevin Michael Cornelius, 20, OH
Max William Donahue, 23, CO
Vincent Emmanuel Gammone III, 19, TN
Paul Orazio Cuzzupe II, 23, FL
Kristopher Daniel Greer, 25, TN
Andrew Cote Nicol, 23, NH
Bradley David Rappuhn, 24, MI
Jose Luis Saenz III, 30, TX
Christopher Neal Karch, 23, IN
Michael Andrew Bock, 26, FL
Benjamen Glen Chisholm, 24, TX
Derek John Farley, 24, NY
Charles Milton High IV, 21, Albuquerque
Edgar Nathaniel Roberts Jr, 39, GA
Kevin Edward Oratowski, 23, IL
Collin Trent Thomas, 33, KY
Christopher John Boyd, 22, IL
Martin Anthony Lugo, 24, AZ
Christopher Shane Wright, 23, KY
Cody Steven Childers, 19, VA
Alexis Vicente Maldonado, 20, TX
Nathaniel Joseph Augustus Schultz, 19, FL
Jason Dean Calo, 23, KY
Steven Joseph Deluzio, 25, CT
Pedro Antonio Millet Meletiche IV, 20, NJ
Tristan Howard Southworth, 21, VT
Robert John Newton, 21, IL
Ronald Ariel Rodriguez, 26, VA
Justin Blue Shoecraft, 28, IN
Chad Derek Coleman, 20, GA
Daniel Louis Fedder, 34, MN
Adam Jacob Novak, 20, WI
James Michael Swink II, 20, CA
Andrew Jordan Castro, 20, CA
Patrick Keith Durham, 24, TN
Bryn Todd Raver, 20, AR
James Christopher Robinson Jr, 27, OH
Ellery R Wallace, 33, ID
Floyd Earl Courtney Holley, 36, FL
James Roger Ide V, 32, MO
Chad Derek Clements, 26, IN
Dale Alan Goetz, 43, OR
Casey James Grochowiak, 34, CA
Jesse Infante, 30, TX
Kevin James Kessler, 32, OH
Mark Anthony Noziska, 24, NE
Matthew J West, 36, WI
Vinson Bryon Adkinson III, 26, KS
Raymond Chavez Alcaraz Jr, 20, CA
Joseph Anthony Bovia, 24, LA
Matthew Eric George, 22, NC
James Anthony Page, 23, FL
Cody Allen Roberts, 22, ID
Christopher Blake Rodgers, 20, GA
Diego Miguel Montoya, 20, TX
Joshua Thomas Twigg, 21, PA
Ross Steven Carver, 21, NC
Jesse Michael Balthaser, 23, OH
Jason T Mcmahon, 35, KS
Philip Gerald Eichner Charte, 22, NH
John Christian Bishop, 25, IN
Todd William Weaver, 26, VA
Timothy Lamar Johnson, 24, NY
Aaron Keith Kramer, 22, UT
Daniel Ray Sanchez, 23, TX
Scott Joseph Fleming, 24, GA
Jaime Carlos Newman, 27, VA
Deangelo Barnell Snow, 22, MI
Paul Douglas Carron, 33, MO
Ronald Aaron Grider, 30, IL
Joshua Alexander Harton, 23, PA
Barbara Vieyra, 22, AZ
Eric David Yates, 26, KY
Joshua Scott Ose, 19, MS
Robert Francis Baldwin, 39, IL
Michael John Buras, 23, GA
Marvin Ray Calhoun Jr, 23, IN
Brendan John Looney, 29, MD
Jonah David Mcclellan, 26, MN
David Blake Mclendon, 30, GA
Denis Miranda, 24, NJ
Joshua David Powell, 25, IL
Adam Olin Smith, 26, MO
Matthew Gabriel Wagstaff, 34, UT
Anthony James Rosa, 20, VT
William Brandon Dawson, 20, MS
Jaysine Pilar Sucgang Petree, 19, GU
Clinton Edward Springer II, 21, ME
Donald Scott Morrison, 23, OH
Mark Allen Simpson, 40, IL
Ralph John Fabbri, 20, PA
Mark Andrew Forester, 29, AL
Calvin Bernard Harrison, 31, TX
Justin Adam Officer, 26, KS
Timothy Matthew Jackson, 22, KY
Willie James Harley Jr, 48, SC
Anthony Dennis Matteoni, 22, MI
Luther Willard Rabon Jr, 32, SC
Lance Herman Vogeler, 29, MD
Brian Joseph Pedro, 27, CA
Cody Allen Board, 19, TX
Karl Andrew Campbell, 34, FL
Ryane Glenn Clark, 22, MN
Joseph Thomas Prentler, 20, MI
Daniel James Johnson, 23, IL
Scott Albert Lynch, 22, NY
Stephen Coty Sockalosky, 21, GA
Edwin Gonzalez, 21, FL
John Travis Sparks, 23, IL
David Alan Hess, 25, FL
David Jee Weigle, 29, PA
Frank Riddell Zaehringer III, 23, NV
Matthew Christopher Powell, 20, LA
Jordan Matthew Byrd, 19, UT
Justin James Cain, 22, WI
Victor Anthony Dew, 20, CA
Raymon Lee Allen Johnson, 22, GA
Joseph Earl Rodewald, 21, OR
Phillip David Vinnedge, 19, MO
Carlos Alonzo Benitez, 24, TX
Tramaine Jamal Billingsley, 20, VA
Alec Ernst Catherwood, 19, IL
Irvin Martin Ceniceros, 21, AR
Joseph Charles Lopez, 26, CA
Rafael Martinez Jr, 36, CA
Eric Colby Newman, 30, MS
James David Boelk, 24, CA
Ian Matthew Tawney, 25, OR
Jorge Villarreal Jr, 22, TX
Joshua James Cullins, 28, CA
Francisco Rafael Jackson, 24, NJ
Gerald Robert Jenkins, 19, OH
Aracely Gonzalez-O'Malley, 31, CA
Kenneth Keith Mcaninch, 28, IN
Ronnie Joseph Pallares, 19, CA
Steven Lloyd Dupont, 20, LA
Thomas Adam Moffitt, 21, KS
Charles Montague Sadell, 34, MO
Phillip Cecil Tanner, 43, WY
Terry Edward Honeycutt Jr, 19, MD
Michael Dana Kirspel Jr, 23, NJ
Adam Lynn Dickmyer, 26, NC
Pedro Antonio Maldonado, 20, TX
Diego Alberto Solorzano Valdovinos, 24, CA
Brett Willie Land, 24, CA
Jonathan Michael Curtis, 24, MA
Andrew Nimr Mahmoud Meari, 21, IL
James Russell Zimmerman, 25, ME
Todd Monroe Harris, 37, AZ
James Chad Young, 25, IL
Matthew James Broehm, 22, AZ
Jason James Mccluskey, 26, OK
Brandon William Pearson, 21, CO
Jordan Blake Emrick, 26, IL
Michael Francis Paranzino, 22, RI
Blake Daniel Whipple, 21, NY
Randy Rashad Braggs, 21, AZ
Shane Michael Reifert, 23, MI
Aaron Brett Cruttenden, 25, AZ
Dale Justin Kridlo, 33, PA
Andrew Lewis Hutchins, 20, ME
Anthony Vargas, 27, PA
Dakota Ray Huse, 19, LA
Robert Michael Kelly, 29, FL
Edward Hubalek Bolen, 25, NY
James Bray Stack, 20, IL
David Christopher Lutes, 28, MD
Andrew Stephen Bubacz, 23, SC
Shannon Chihuahua, 25, GA
Shawn Dee Fannin, 32, OH
Jacob Charles Carroll, 20, NC
Jacob Russell Carver, 20, MO
Juan Luis Rivadeneira, 27, FL
Shane Hasan Ahmed, 31, MI
Nathan Edward Lillard, 26, TN
Scott Thomas Nagorski, 27, WI
Jesse Adam Snow, 25, OH
Christian Michael Kade Warriner, 19, NC
David Paul Senft, 27, CA
Gwendolyn Ann Locht, 46, FL
Javier Orlando Ortiz Rivera, 26, NY
Kevin Matthew Pape, 30, IN
Justin Eric Culbreth, 26, MO
Kyle Matthew Holder, 18, TX
Jason Thomas Smith, 28, CO
David Scott Robinson, 25, AR
Sean Michael Flannery, 29, PA
William Kyle Middleton, 26, VA
Ardenjoseph Ayuson Buenagua, 19, CA
William James Donnelly IV, 27, MS
Devon Jemail Harris, 24, TX
Jacob Alexander Gassen, 21, WI
Buddy Wendall Mclain, 24, ME
Curtis Allen Oakes, 29, OH
Matthew Wayne Ramsey, 20, CA
Austin Garrett Staggs, 19, GA
Barry Edward Jarvis, 36, IN
Scott Francis Milley, 23, MA
Chad Stafford Wade, 22, AR
Matthew Thomas Abbate, 26, HI
James Earl Thode, 45, Farmington
Lucas Christopher Scott, 20, OH
Vincent Wayne Ashlock, 45, CA
Nicholas Jose Aleman, 24, NY
Jason Allen Reeves, 32, TX
Colton Wesley Rusk, 20, TX
Derek Allen Wyatt, 25, OH
Jason Darren Peto, 31, WA
James Anthony Ayube II, 25, MA
Michael Erick Geary, 20, NH
Kelly Joseph Mixon, 23, FL
Stacy Andru Green, 34, AL
Ethan Louis Goncalo, 21, MA
Sean Martin Collins, 25, WA
Patrick David Deans, 22, FL
Willie Atlas Mclawhorn Jr, 23, NC
Kenneth Edward Necochea Jr, 21, CA
Derek Todd Simonetta, 21, CA
Jorge Emmanuel Villacis, 24, FL
Jose Alonzo Hernandez, 19, FL
Sean Russell Cutsforth, 22, VA
Justin Edward Schmalstieg, 28, PA
Sean A Osterman, 21, MN
Jose Luis Maldonado, 21, TX
Eric Michael Torbert Jr, 25, PA
Conrado Diaz Javier Jr, 19, CA
William Harry Crouse IV, 22, SC
Kenneth A Corzine, 23, IL
Garrett Anderson Misener, 25, TN
Tevan Lee Nguyen, 21, TX
Michael Joe Beckerman, 25, MO
Maung Phyothu Htaik, 20, MD
Jacob Allen Tate, 21, OH
Eric Marcel Nettleton, 26, KS
Robert Wayne Pharris, 48, MO
Christian Joseph Romig, 24, LA
Joseph Ryan Giese, 24, GA
Ethan Carroll Hardin, 25, AR
Ira Benjamin Laningham IV, 22, TX
Robert James Near, 21, ID
Omar Aceves, 30, TX
Zainah Caye Creamer, 28, TX
Jarrid Lee King, 20, PA
Evan Jan Mooldyk, 47, CA
Benjamin Gerald Moore, 23, NJ
Zachary Steven Richard Salmon, 21, OH
Joseph Charles Whitehead, 22, AL
Dominique Dionne Cruz, 26, FL
Joshua Trevyn Lancaster, 22, AL
Jason Gil Amores, 29, FL
Amy Renee Sinkler, 23, NC
Leslie Dominic Williams, 36, AK
Anthony Venetz Jr, 30, VA
Joshua Ross Campbell, 22, CO
Shawn Andrew Muhr, 26, IA
Omar Soltero, 28, TX
Ryan Anthony Gartner, 23, NJ
Lucas Todd Pyeatt, 24, OH
Patrick Ryan Carroll, 25, OH
Aaron Michael Swanson, 21, NY
Nathan Brock Carse, 32, OH
Bradley Charles Hart, 25, OH
Jonathan Adam Pilgeram, 22, MT
Matthew James Deyoung, 26, OR
Andrew Paul Carpenter, 27, TN
Daren Miguel Hidalgo, 24, WI
Robert Curtis Sisson Jr, 29, PA
Johnathan Wesley Taylor, 23, FL
Jerome Firtamag, 29,
Kristopher James Gould, 25, MI
Brian Tabada, 21, NV
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William Seth Blevins, 21, OH
Andrew Mark Krippner, 20, TX
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John Corey Johnson, 28, AZ
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Adam Scott Hamilton, 22, OH
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Richard Charlton Emmons III, 22, CT
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Paul William Zanowick II, 23, OH
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Ryan Jeffrey Larson, 19, WI
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By Adam Gore/LetsGoICC.com
HATLEY – Itawamba Community College head baseball coach Rick Collier announced the signing of Hatley High School standout pitcher and shortstop Russ Johnson on Wednesday.
"Russ is a guy we knew we wanted to sign early," said Collier. "He's one of the better middle infielders in the area and is a two-way guy that we look for him to be able to contribute on the mound as well."
Johnson batted .429 with a .545 on-base percentage with 38 RBI, 8 doubles, 2 triples and a home run while successfully stealing 34 bases on 35 attempts to help the Tigers win a school-record 25 games and a Class 2A North State runner-up finish last season.
"I'm really excited to be able to play on the next level," said Johnson. "I'm just ready to work hard and do whatever I can to help the team win. ICC is a great school that is close to home. I've been to a lot of camps in the past and I've always enjoyed being around the coaching staff and the players."
On the mound, he finished his junior season with a 2.24 ERA with an 11-2 with 2 saves in 16 appearances with 65.2 innings pitched to earn Division 1-2A Co-Player of the Year and All-Area honors while being named All-Division for the third-straight season.
"Russ brings it day in and day out," said Hatley head coach John Harris. "This is big for our program. Hopefully all his teammates can see the rewards from all the hard work we do as a baseball team."
Johnson's dad, Russ, played for Hall of Fame baseball coach Roy Cresap at ICC in 1984-85.
For more information on ICC baseball and the nine other intercollegiate athletic programs visit www.LetsGoICC.com.

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What is in this article?:
- Important Considerations for Choosing Hydraulic Fluids
- More than a dozen hydraulic fluids are described in the box below, which includes links to each supplier's website.
- The following list contains contact information for more than 30 suppliers of hydraulic fluids.
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Demands placed on hydraulic systems constantly change with higher efficiency and speed needs at higher operating temperatures and pressures. Selecting the best hydraulic fluid requires an understanding of each fluid's characteristics, including thermal stability, hydrolytic stability, low chemical corrosiveness, high anti-wear characteristics, low tendency to cavitate, long life, total water rejection, constant viscosity, regardless of temperature, and low cost.
Although no fluid is ideal, it is possible to select one that is the best compromise for a particular system. This requires knowledge of the system in which a fluid will be used. The designer should know system characteristics such as maximum and minimum operating and ambient temperatures, pumps used, operating pressures and cycle, loads encountered by all components, and control and power valves types.
Influential factors
Each of the following factors influences hydraulic fluid performance:
Viscosity — Maximum and minimum operating temperatures, along with the system's load, determine the fluid's viscosity requirements. The fluid must maintain a minimum viscosity at the highest operating temperature. However, it can not be so viscous at low temperature that it cannot be pumped.
Wear — Of all hydraulic system problems, wear is most frequently misunderstood because wear and friction usually are considered together. Friction should be considered apart from wear.
Wear results from metal-to-metal contact. Minimizing metal breakdown through a protective additive is critical. In contrast, friction is reduced by preventing metal-to-metal contact through the use of fluids that create a thin protective oil or additive film between moving metal parts. Excessive wear may not be the fault of the fluid. It may be caused by poor system design.
Anti-wear — Zinc dithio phosphate (ZDP) is common in hydraulic fluids but ashless anti-wear fluids are being used where the metal content in any wastewater from manufacturing processes must be minimized. No ZDP or other type heavy metals have been used in the formulation of ashless anti-wear fluids.
Different style pumps need different protection. Vane and gear pumps need anti-wear protection. Rust and oxidation (R & O) protection is more important in piston pumps because pistons ride on an oil film. When two or more types of pumps are used in a system, it is necessary to pick a common fluid that fulfills the needs of all pump types.
Foaming — When foam is carried by a fluid, it degrades system performance so needs to be eliminated. It can be prevented by eliminating air leaks within the system but two general types of foam still occur frequently — surface foam (which usually collects on the fluid surface in a reservoir), and entrained air.
Surface foam is easy to eliminate via defoaming additives or by designing the system so it dissipates in the reservoir. Entrained air can cause more serious problems because it is drawn into the system. It can cause cavitation, a hammering action that can destroy parts. It is often prevented by properly selecting additive and base oils. However, high-concentration anti-foam agents can increase entrained air.
Fluid viscosity also influences foaming because the more viscous a fluid, the longer it can take for air bubbles to migrate through the fluid and escape.
R & O — Most fluids need R & O inhibitors, which protect the metal and contain anti-oxidation chemicals that help prolong fluid life.
Corrosion — Two potential corrosion problems exist: system rusting and acidic chemical corrosion. System rusting occurs when water carried by the fluid attacks ferrous metal parts. Most fluids contain rust inhibitors to protect against this. To protect against chemical corrosion, additives that offer stability in the presence of water to prevent breakdown and acidic attack on system metals should be considered.
Oxidation and thermal stability — Over time, fluids oxidize and form acids, sludge, and varnish, which can damage system parts, like soft metals. Extended high-temperature operation and thermal cycling worsen the formation of fluid decomposition products. System design should minimize these thermal problems, and the fluid should have additives that exhibit good thermal stability, inhibit oxidation, and neutralize acids.
Water retention — Large amounts of water in hydraulic oil can be removed by regularly draining the reservoir. Small amounts of water can become entrained, especially if the reservoir is small. Demulsifiers are often added to the fluid to speed the separation of water. Filters can remove any remaining water from the hydraulic oil. Water should leave the oil without taking fluid or additives with it.
Temperature — System operating temperature varies, with the suggested maximum generally being 150°F. Temperatures of 180° to 200°F are practical, but fluid will have to be changed more often. Systems can operate up to 250°F, but this can cause rapid decomposition of the fluid and its additives.
Fluid makeup
Most fluids are evaluated based on their ratings for rust and oxidation (R & O), thermal stability, and wear protection, plus other characteristics that must be considered for efficient operation:
Seal compatibility — In most systems, seals are selected so the hydraulic fluid will not change their size or shape, ensuring tight fits. The fluid selected should be checked to ensure that the fluid and seal materials are compatible.
Fluid life, disposability — Two important considerations don't directly relate to fluid performance in the hydraulic system but have a great influence on total cost: fluid life and disposability.
Fluids that have long operating lives bring added savings through reduced maintenance and replacement costs. Part life should also be longer with higher-quality, longer-life fluid. Longer fluid life also reduces disposal problems.
Demand for environmentally friendly and non-toxic fluids increases disposability issues. Review local environmental laws to determine potential problems.
Synthetic hydraulic fluids contain no waxes that congeal at low temperatures nor compounds that oxidize at high temperatures, which is inevitable in natural mineral oils. Synthetic fluids are used for applications with very low, very high, or a wide range of temperatures.
This article appeared in print as "Hydraulic fluids: the lifeblood of any system," in the May 2011 issue of Hydraulics & Pneumatics magazine.
Click here to view an in-depth tutorial article on hydraulic fluids from our Fluid Power Handbook & Directory. The article covers basic terminology, fire resistance, environmental issues, and more.


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The main interest is how the automobile is undergoing dramatic change, while it has been around for well over 100 years. Due to recent technologies, the powertrain is becoming more electrified, the driving tasks are becoming more automated, the vehicle itself is becoming more connected to other vehicles and common infrastructures, and carsharing programs are being promoted as the new way to drive.
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35. Inconsiderate Horse
Someone needs to tell this horse that he has a face like a horse and he shouldn't go around ruining people's pictures.
34. Halloween Cat
Halloween Cat is all, "What? I dressed up as a goddamn cat, OK? Give me some candy."
33. Idiot Friend Cat
No one else is laughing, Idiot Friend Cat. This photo shoot was for a very serious piece about cats with learning disabilities.
32. The "This Is What You Look Like" Otter
31. Attention Hound
This dog also sits in the front of the class and seems to think he'll have a better chance of getting called on if he raises his paw higher than everyone else.
30. Crasher Penguin
The worst part is that he doesn't even have a beach permit.
29. Probably Overreacting Dog
28. Bodyguard Cat
It still counts as a photobomb even if you are trying to block a bullet.
27. Russian Military Goat
Bonus: There is a ghost in the doorway as well, but it doesn't count as a photobomb if you are "from the other side."
26. The Sexy Kangaroos
I'm actually not sure who's photobombing whom here - kind of depends on whether this is a kangaroo vacation picture or a kangaroo porn shoot. So tough to tell the difference these days.
25. Sad Window Kitten
Why are you so sad, Window Kitten? Hopefully because you keep ruining your mom's photos and you are guilty about it! Ugh.
24. Extremely Interested Cat
Did you know that 95 percent of photobombing accidents could have been avoided if your camera was just A LITTLE BIT LESS FASCINATING?
23. Evil Cat Who Knows Something You Don't Know
22. Censorship Cat
21. The "This Is What You Look Like" Cat
20. Goofy-Ass Photobombing Fish
19. The "Oh, sorry, am I ruining your dramatic MySpace picture?" Cat
18. The "This Story Doesn't End Well" Bear
This story doesn't end well.
17. Overly Self-Serious Cat
This overly self-serious cat just completely ruined what was going to be a perfectly good picture of some dude in a blue shirt.
16. Dog Who Clearly Doesn't Understand The Concept Of Staring Off Wistfully Into The Middle Distance
15. The "This Is What You Look Like" Hippo
14. The Levitating Cat
Incorporating levitation is extremely advanced photobombing. Do not try this without practice.
13. Censorship Fish
It is well known that fish are ridiculous prudes about PDA.
12. Duomo Pigeon
Duomo Pigeon really doesn't want you to find Waldo.
11. Stalker Cat
This is from a scene in a doggie horror film where they develop their vacation pictures and realize they were being watched the whole time.
10. The "Look, I'm Your Face!" Fish
Kind of running out of clever names for these things.
9. Surprised Walrus
"Me? You want to take a picture of little old me?" No, you dumb walrus. Get out of the shot, dude.
8. Wedding Llama
Many happy nuptials have been ruined by malicious wedding llamas. They're a blight on society.
7. Scandalized Cat
Oh, come on dude. It's not like they're hurting anyone.
6. Seal Who Thinks He's A Penguin But Who Is Not Fooling ANYBODY
5. The Sinister Plotting Dog
4. The Sinister Plotting Cat
3. Crasher Seal
Your penguin party isn't even really a party unless Crasher Seal shows up. He is like the Bill Murray of Antarctica.
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Sloths are so hot right now - some might even call it cynical that they've started photobombing people, but I just see it as taking advantage of an important cultural moment to advance their image.
1. Crasher Squirrel
The first, and the greatest. Crasher squirrel invented the idea of animal photobombing. He is a trailblazer and a legend.
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Shares of Yahoo! (YHOO) are up 85 cents, or 3.4%, at $26.02, after the company this morning filed its 10-Q for the Q1 ended in March, disclosing that Microsoft (MSFT) on April 30th extended an agreement with Yahoo! to guarantee the "revenue per search," or RPS, that Yahoo! gets from Microsoft in the markets where the software giant runs the search advertising operations for Yahoo!.
The expiration of the RPS guarantee had been a concern for the Street with its expiration on March 31st. Although RPS has generally improved for the two companies' partnership, instituted in 2009, Yahoo! said during its Q1 conference call last month that there might still be some shortfall in its search revenue as a result of the expiration.
The extension is for "an additional 12 months commencing April 1, 2013," Yahoo! said.
The stock is also benefitting from Yahoo!'s disclosure in the filing of additional information about privately held Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, in which Yahoo! has a 24% stake.
Alibaba made $1.84 billion in revenue in the December-ending quarter, Yahoo! said, and net income of $649.98 million. That was up 80% from a year earlier, on a revenue basis, and up 26% in terms of net income.
Update: In a note to clients this afternoon, Barclays's Anthony DiClemente reiterated an Overweight rating on shares of Yahoo!, writing that "[Alibaba's] revenue growth accelerated to +80% Y/Y following +74% revenue growth in 4Q."
"This is of particular note," he writes, "as this acceleration came off of a much more difficult comparable of 88% revenue growth in 4Q11, versus a comparable of 72% revenue growth in 3Q11."
DiClemente raised his 2013 revenue growth estimate for Alibaba to 65% from 60%, and raised his Yahoo! price target to $29 from $26.


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In the process, the Nine One encountered hordes of members of the news media. And at the peak of the fight, a US Navy F-14 dropped a 500-pound bomb into the middle of a group of supporting Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, killing and wounding dozens.
Roughneck Nine One is the never-before-told, unsanitized story of the fight for the crossroads at Debecka, and a unique inside look at a Special Forces A-team as it recruits and organizes, trains for combat, and eventually fights a battle against a huge opposing force.
©2006 Frank Antenori and Hans Halberstadt; (P)2006 Tantor Media, Inc.
"...Antenori's memoir offers a gritty inside look at a Special Forces team at war." (Publishers Weekly)
"A notable contribution to the literature on both the Iraq war and the capabilities of special-ops units." (Booklist)
"Excellent First-Hand Accout of SF in Iraq"
While I love stories--especially books, but just about all other media--about gung-ho, testosterone-driven SOF missions, I'm always a little suspicious of the content's authenticity; especially when its a first-hand account of some super-secret, confidential, need-to-know operation you've almost never heard of. But the Battle of Debecka Pass is probably one of the most well-known of SOF battles in Iraq, perhaps because--as Antenori explains in the book--his primary job after the fact was to tell his story. And in "Roughneck" he does it extremely well, never veering off into the dubious land of self-mythologizing and John Wayne/Green Beret legend. Instead the book is grounded in innumerable--though interesting--details,and Antenori is just as concerned with telling THE STORY, as he is in telling HIS STORY (if that makes any sense).
"Excellent narrative"
I really liked this book. It is, however, a tactical narrative. There's really nothing about human drama or character development and stuff like that. If you want to know what modern combat is like this book is perfect. It's a battle from a Special Forces' unit's perspective, well told, and nothing more. I recommend it if you're interested in learning about warfare.
"Pulls few punches"
In Roughneck Nine-One Frank pulls few punches. While there are some details that obviously cannot be divulged, Frank does a great job painting vivid images of not only the main battle, but the path leading up to it. His descriptions of events are engrossing and the reader soon finds himself swept up in the pace of battle. The characters are well developed, the action is hot, and the simple objectivity and decisiveness of Frank's character lend great credit to himself and his story-telling.
This is also a great read for those who know the familiar burden of political BS that somehow runs around bitting people in the ass in the military, and an eye opener to those who do not.
One would be uninformed to think that even Special Forces teams are immune to red tape and political wrangling.
All around, a great read! Couldn't put it down.
"Outstanding Insight into present day Special Force"
Having served in Special Forces during the Vietnam Era, I was particularly interested to see that while some things have changed over the years, the core issues which define U.S. Army Special Forces remain the same. This non-fiction novel offers extraordinary insight into the nature of the
Patrick Lawlor's peformance was outstanding. Although initially, I thought his voice to be a bit out of pitch, as the story unfolded, it fit in precisely with SFC Antenori and conveyed a precise image of the persons as well as the events unfolding in the story.
Several moments. Interactions between ranking commanders and team 391 (particularly the all too familiar WPPA candidate Major X), as well as the battlefield leadership scenarios which inspired and encouraged individuals within the teams.
"Well written - Great Book"
Frank Antenori puts together a well written narrative. Well written meaning the organization and structure of his thoughts demonstrate real skill in writing. Some books of this genre are written on a Jr. High level. I would like to say thank you to Frank Antenori for having the courage to kill the enemy, not be conflicted about it, and for telling his story.
I enjoy counter-terrorism, westerns, historical fiction, detective mysteries, and old school comedy like "A Christmas Story".
"Enjoyed it!"
Loved all the modern weapons technology. Enjoyed the plot, characters, and insight into Special Forces challenges with unit commanders, other units-our own and friendly allies, and the enemy. I enjoyed a lot and recommend.
"Great story, bad writing"
A compelling story. The soldier that wrote the book would have benefited from more guidance by a professional writer.
The events recounted can stand superbly on their own. Unfortunately, excessive "John Wayne" type comments detracted from the power of the events. I can not overstate the courage and skill of the men involved in the account, but the over the top commentary made the book hard to listen to.
The narrator is better suited for a different genre. He is good, but his style accentuated the already trite prose.
"Pass on this one"
Black Hawk Down was far more urgent and dire than this account. The main theme for this story was, it's a wonder anything gets done with all the turf battles and chain of command conflicts. Special Forces are indeed well trained and hard charging and while these guys were in fact outnumbered, they had far superior technology. With all the missles and CAS at hand, one team could have handled the situation. Hunker down on the hillside and lob pin point, high tech ordinance at the enemy. The friendly fire caused more death and havoc than the Iraqis did. Overall the writing was dry, repetitive and uninvolving. While any battlefront is inherently dangerous, picture multiple news crews trying to interview the soldiers in Mogadishu. This was work to listen to.
"better than most!"
fantastic story, very well narrated, extremely done. I've rated other good books this high but they weren't as good as this one. highly recommend.
"Predictable, sadly"
Well read, but the story has been told many many times. We train our NCO's better than our officers and when the time comes to make effective tactical decisions in the theater our officers do not trust our NCO's and therefore do not listen to their input. In is case Major X should have been placed in a staff position because he is ineffective. Officers jerking around troops, I've got the shirt and it still fits!
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1. Kansas City receives high marks from credit agencies — The Hale Center For Journalism
This week the city of Kansas City, Mo., received high praise results from Moody's Investors Group and Standard and Poor's rating services. The agencies reviewed the state of the city's 2014 series special obligation bonds and affirmed the state of the city's general obligation debt, as well.
2. Polsinelli announces partnership with Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator — Silicon Prairie News
Kansas City–based law firm Polsinelli announced it will partner with the Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator for sponsorship as well as for legal counsel. With this deal, Polsinelli also agreed to provide $10,000 credits for companies to cover legal fees, as long as the companies agree to use them as their primary counsel.
3. Iowa-based small business rebrands, will open shop in Kansas City — Silicon Prairie News
The Iowa-based small business Fullstack has rebranded and expanded. The company, formerly known as Cramer Dev, has announced its intention to expand into Kansas City. Fullstack has announced that Johnny Kot, one of the founding member of the Kansas City Startup Village, will serve as the leader in the Kansas City branch.
4. Boulevardia's Taps and Tastes tickets sell out in under 20 minutes — Kansas City Star
Tickets for Boulevardia's Taps and Tastes event sold out in 17 minutes Wednesday morning. The $75 tickets allow individuals to sample beers from over 35 breweries and food from 12 local restaurants. General admission tickets are still available.
5. Kansas City based startup Briefcase opens platform to all Rockhurst students — Silicon Prairie News
Kansas City–based startup Briefcase has opened up its services to all Rockhurst University students. The company originally made a deal with the university last October, but it was only available to graduate students in the Helzberg School of Management. Briefcase has also added three more schools to their service, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Park University, and the Trulaske College of Business at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
6. After Report: 1 Million Cups with FEWDM Fitness and Farmobile — The Hale Center for Journalism
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7. Missouri eyeing tax breaks for angel investors — Kansas City Star
A bill introduced into the Missouri General Assembly aims to bring tax incentives for angel investors. States like Kansas already have incentives like this in place, and, on the Missouri side of the state line, some lawmakers are eager to institute a similar practice in hopes that it will spur more investment in the Show-Me State.
8. Sprint CEO is highest paid person in KC public company — Kansas City Star
Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, has set the record for highest annual compensation last year at $49 million. According to the Kansas City Star, this was nearly four times the amount he received the previous year, but this was due in part to Softbank's acquisition of the telecommunication company.
9. Digital Sandbox exceeds fundraising expectations for startups — Kansas City Business Journal
Digital Sandbox KC, an organization which helps startups with commercialization, has met its fundraising goal of $7 million six months earlier than expected. The organization set a goal to help 10 startups secure funding originally, but ultimately nearly doubled that number, assisting 19.
10. Profile : Think Big's Herb Sih — Kansas City Business Journal
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http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02...ng-tube-place/#There is no explanation as to why the court has "demanded" that the breathing tube be removed.The Canadian family of a 13-month-old boy clinging to life support has defied a court order to remove the boys breathing tube and now is looking to an American hospital for what experts say would be a miracle recovery.
The baby suffers fromSo, it appears that the family's wishes cannot supercede those of the doctors' opinion?a neurodegenerative disease that doctors ruled leaves no hope for the boy.The family says removing the ventilator would promise an agonizing death for the boy. They asked that doctors at least perform a tracheotomy that would allow Joseph to die at home, but the Canadian hospital has refused.The Children's Hospital of Michigan agreed to look at Joseph's lengthy medical record and determine whether he's a candidate for transfer.


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The first Ice Bar in Africa and the coolest place to have a drink. The walls, bar, the seats the tables and even the glasses are made from ice. Entry price includes your choice of drink – Vodka shooters the way they were meant to be served, or your choice from our full bar range. For those that need it, cold weather clothing is included, as entering a room running at –5ºc or below, when its 35ºc outside, can shock even Siberian residents.
The Mandarin Bar is located on the ground floor of the main restaurant building serving as a lounge for pre-dinner cocktails and a relaxing lounge to finish off a meal with drinks. This chic and stylish lounge bar offers a great venue for evening drinking. Much focus has been placed on ambient lighting that changes and blends throughout the night, creating a very cool ambience. There are tables outside, and a large flat-screen TV for guests to enjoy. Shisha is offered.
The Oxygen Bar creates an exciting anticipation of a good night out. The latest hits are played here, pitched at just the right level, making this trendy bar a popular place to make new friends. Seating is at the bar or at casual tables. A wide selection of drinks is offered, including beer and spirits, local and international wines and cocktails. In the corner you can refresh yourself inhaling purified oxygen in a variety of aromas that will clear the head and unwinds the body, increasing your energy and alertness and reducing stress.
Stroll across the landscaped garden and on to the large wooden terrace with outside seating and into the traditional British-style pub whose open French-windows span the entire frontage of the pub. Inside, the bar is equipped with an extensive range of beers, wines and spirits, spanning the complete length of the pub. There are fireplaces, big cosy couches, tables and booths British-style.
The Fontana Bar is situated outdoors in the centre of SOHO Square, beside the concert stage and the ever-changing, colourful fountain.
Tables are arranged outdoors for guests to see and be seen at the heart of SOHO Square's nightlife.
Pangaea is Sharm's first internationally-staffed nightclub with British management, UK resident DJ and European hostesses. Four award-winning barmen from London entertain throughout the night with their bottle "fire juggling" and cocktail mixing.
The atmosphere is electric. Strobes and lasers create an exciting kaleidoscope; a huge tiger's head hangs over the hi-tech, colour-changing dance floor. Although the sound system kicks like a mule, the volume is never too loud to affect your enjoyment.
Make friends the Egyptian way by joining the folk at a traditional Egyptian-style café. It's a wonderful, relaxing spot to sit in the shade and watch the world go by. El Kahwa café imbues the atmosphere of an authentic Egyptian café, serving tea and various types of coffee, including Turkish coffee and minerals. The traditional water pipe (shisha) can be taken with a variety of flavoured tobacco and you can play games of chess, dominoes and backgammon.
Our traditional afternoon tea is served in true British style. We have a wonderful range of tea, including Earl Gray, English Breakfast tea and Organic Japan Classic, Red Berries, Lemon Sky, Black Decaffeinated, Assam and Darjeeling. Accompanying these delightful teas is a selection of delicate finger sandwiches, freshly-baked raisin and plain scones with whipped cream and strawberry preserve, pastries and cakes.
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Unknown Growth on Live Rock
Hello all,
I have had my Reef tank for a few years now and about six months ago this growth has begun to appear on my live rock. It spreads quickly and so far my only defense has been to scrub it off in a bucket using water from my tank when I do water changes. It is flower like in appearrance and is rubbery in texture. See attached pics. By the way I have not added any new fish or Corals for a year or more. I have never seen anything like this before. Does anyone know what this is and how to get rid of it?
It's hard to tell from the pics, but it almost looks like some type of spongeIf you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
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is it a bubble on a stick? or is it just a bubble? Could it be red bubble algae? It has that shape and color.


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One of our partners Island Collaboration, wrote an interesting article on the impact of our words in communication, which only accounts for 7% overall. Consider the following breakdown:
55% of impact is determined by body language–postures, gestures, and eye contact
38% by the tone of voice
7% by the content or the words used in the communication process
Understanding that we do a lot of communication over the phone, or on a conference call, we really only have 45% to work with:
- 38% by the tone of voice
- 7% by the content or the words used in the communication process
Hermann Thoene, is the consultant behind Island Collaboration, explains how to tap into the 38%:
"In any conference call, you can increase the impact by making sure that you vary the tone of your voice. Try to put emotions into your voice. Work with multiple speakers, play a recorded interview of somebody else"
Hermann, also mentions that we are able to tap into the other 55% of communication, by adding visuals to our meetings. By leveraging technology, such as, video conferencing, we are able to utilize the majority of our communication skills, which is highly determined by our body language.
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