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Education Policy Fellowship Program Alumni
Titles and organizations listed are the positions held by the Fellows at the time of their participation in the EPFP.
To view Fellows by graduating class:
- Class of 2013-2014
- Class of 2012-2013
- Class of 2011-2012
- Class of 2010-2011
- Class of 2009-2010
- Class of 2008-2009
- Class of 2007-2008
- Class of 2006-2007
- Class of 2005-2006
- Class of 2004-2005
- Class of 2003-2004
- Class of 2002-2003
- Class of 2001-2002
- Class of 2000-2001
- Class of 1999-2000
Laura Abbott (2013-2014)
Manager of Policy Projects
The Education Policy and Leadership Center
Jane M. Acri (2000-2001)
Supervisor, Division of Special Programs
Bureau of Career and Technical Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Aimee Alapack (2004-2005)
Assistant Vice President
Research and Policy Analysis, Technology Services
Caroline Allen (2006-2007)
Pennsylvania PTA
Col. Charles D. Allen (2004-2005)
Director, Leader Development
Department of Command, Leadership & Management
U. S. Army War College
Elizabeth Anzalone (2013-2014)
Executive Assistant to the Executive Deputy Secretary
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Dr. Mary Frances Archey (2002-2003)
Dean of Arts and Science
Coordinator of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Community College of Allegheny County – South Campus
Raymond A. Arcurio (2013-2014)
Federal Programs Coordinator
Greater Johnstown School District
Dr. Claudia Balach (2003-2004)
Assistant Professor & Director of Professional
Development Schools
Duquesne University
Judy Ball (2011-2012)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network
Dr. Scott Ballantyne (2006-2007)
Business Department Chair and Associate Professor of Business
Alvernia College
Dr. Andrew Barnette (2008-2009)
Dean, Public Service, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Westmoreland County Community College
Brian D. Barnhart (2001-2002)
Assistant Superintendent
Lampeter-Strasburg School District
Erica Barone (2005-2006)
Office of Corporate/Foundation Relations
Marywood University
Kelly Barton (2006-2007)
Barton Educational Consulting
Dr. Janet Bell (2001-2002)
Chief Administrative Officer
Urban League of Pittsburgh Charter School
Dr. Joseph Bender (2005-2006)
Assistant Superintendent
Pottsgrove School District
Dr. David Berquist (2005-2006)
Educational Consultant
PA Training & Technical Assistance Network
Paul D. Bigham (2009-2010)
Acting Director of Student Services
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Jason Billups (2011-2012)
Executive Director of Data & Systems
Pennsylvania Virtual Charter School
Kisha Bird (2007-2008)
Project Director
PA Statewide Afterschool / Youth Development Network
Center for Schools and Communities
Mr. Andrew B. Bitz (2010-2011)
Assistant Principal
Mechanicsburg Area Senior High
Verona Blaine (2005-2006)
Director, Regional Offices
PA Higher Education Assistance Agency
Amy Boyd (2009-2010)
Title I Coordinator
Commonwealth Connections Academy
Dr. Charles Blocksidge (2002-2003)
Dean of Organizational Development
Community College of Allegheny County
Dr. Terry Blue (2002-2003)
Professor, Education Department
Elizabethtown College
President, PA Association of Colleges and Teacher Educators
Dr. G. Kip Bollinger (2000-2001)
Science Education Advisor, Bureau of Curriculum & Academic Services
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Angela Bowie (1999-2000)
Legislative Director, Office of Senator Vincent Hughes
Senate of Pennsylvania
The Honorable Kevin J. Boyle (2011-2012)
State Representative, 172nd Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Tomi Waters Boylstein (2000-2001)
Pennsylvania PTA
Corinne R. Brandt (2011-2012)
Manager of Policy Information and Programs
The Education Policy and Leadership Center
Tamalee Brassington (2012-2013)
Division Manager
Bureau of Career & Technical Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Dr. William Bray (2005-2006)
Lampeter-Strasburg School District
Darcy Brenner-Smith (2004-2005)
Director of Business Affairs
Palmyra Area School District
Dr. Bernard R. Brogan (2004-2005)
Professor, Widener University
Dawn Brookhart (2011-2012)
Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Technology
Danville Area School District
Dr. Launcelot Brown (2002-2003)
Assistant Professor
Duquesne University
Dr. Berneice Brownell (2002-2003)
Head, Department of Education
Susquehanna University
Rhonda A. Brunner, Ph.D. (2011-2012)
Superintendent of Schools
West Perry School District
James Buckheit (2004-2005)
Executive Director, State Board of Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Christopher Budano (2011-2012)
Assistant Director of Education Services
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Cassie Budzilek (2004-2005)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network
Michael Burcin (2006-2007)
Principal, Martin Meylin Middle School
Lampeter-Strasburg School District
Rachel Burcin (2009-2010)
Graduate Program & Immigration Coordinator
Carnegie Mellon University
Dr. Lee Burket (2003-2004)
Work-Based Learning Coordinator
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Emily Byrne (2009-2010)
Project Manager
OMG Center for Collaborative Learning
Diana Campbell (2010-2011)
Director, Philadelphia Teacher Residency
Philadelphia Education Fund
Roger D. Carl, CPA (2013-2014)
Director of Financial Affairs
Susquenita School District
Dr. Erin Carlin (2012-2013)
Campus President
YTI Career Institute
Bobbie Cartus (2008-2009)
PA Distinguished Educator
PA Department of Education
Judith Cassel (2001-2002)
Assistant Director, Policy and Planning Support
School District of Philadelphia
Diane Castelbuono (1999-2000)
Director, Policy and Planning Support
School District of Philadelphia
Norman M. Catalano (2001-2002)
Principal, Rankin Intermediate School
Woodland Hills School District
Rita Catalano (2005-2006)
Associate Director
Fred M. Rogers Center for Early Learning & Children's Media at Saint Vincent College
Dr. Lorraine Cavaliere (2002-2003)
Dean, School of Education
Gwynedd-Mercy College
Jonathan Cetel (2011-2012)
Director of Strategic Initiatives
KIPP Philadelphia Schools
Dr. Thomas Chapman (2004-2005)
Assistant Superintendent–Secondary Education
Pocono Mountain School District
Dawn Chavous (2008-2009)
Chief of Staff
Senator Anthony Williams' Office
Dr. Kent Chrisman (2006-2007)
Associate Professor, Teacher Education Department
Shippensburg University
Dr. Michael Christian (2007-2008)
Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Special Education and Pupil Personnel Services
Garnet Valley School District
Dr. Joseph Clapper (2008-2009)
Superintendent, Quaker Valley School District
Honorable Mark Cohen (2002-2003)
Chairman, House Democratic Caucus
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Dr. Carol L. Colbeck (2001-2002)
Associate Professor & Senior Research Associate
The Pennsylvania State University
Lorna Dempsey Cole (2000-2001)
Financial Analyst
Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare
Colonel Ruth Collins (2002-2003)
Faculty Member
U.S. Army War College
Phyllis Charmaine Comer (2008-2009)
Educational Consultant
Comer Educational Consulting Services
Kathleen (Kacy) Conley (2012-2013)
Director of the Pennsylvania Afterschool/Youth Development Network
Center for Schools and Communities
Erin Connolly (2006-2007)
Montgomery County Child Care Consortium
Sarah Coon (2007-2008)
Executive Director, Learning Policy Center
University of Pittsburgh
Juli Corrigan (2001-2002)
Assistant Director, Center for Schools & Communities
Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit
David Corvi (2009-2010)
English Department Chair
Boys' Latin of Philadelphia Charter School
Laura E. Cowburn (2000-2001)
Assistant to the Superintendent for Business Services/Board Secretary
Columbia Borough School District
Dr. Trisha A.V. Craig (2009-2010)
Director of Curriculum
Fort Cherry School District
Dr. Kim Creasy (2008-2009)
Assistant Professor, Elementary Education/Early Childhood Department
Slippery Rock University
Lynn M. Cromley (2004-2005)
Director, Center for Schools and Communities
Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit
Jordan Crosby (2010-2011)
Director, Arts and Education Initiative
The Education Policy and Leadership Center
Michael Crossey (2007-2008)
Vice President
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Cecil R. Crouch, III (2004-2005)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network
Dr. Robert W. Culp (2010-2011)
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction
Allentown School District
Mary Curley (2012-2013)
Director of Communications
Chester County Intermediate Unit
Dr. John Curtin (2006-2007)
Brandywine Heights Area School District
Dana D'Orazio, MPAff (2012-2013)
Policy & Governance Associate
Philadelphia Youth Network
Jacob E. Dailey (2001-2002)
Director of Government Relations
Chester County Intermediate Unit
Kera Gault Daily (2003-2004)
Office Administrator
Pennsylvania PTA
Dr. Kelly Davenport (2009-2010)
Head of School
Freire Charter School
Sally DeFinnis (2013-2014)
Principal, Salem Elementary School
Berwick Area School District
Reverend Roger Dennis (2000-2001)
President, Board of School Directors
Palisades School District
Colonel Lee DeRemer (2007-2008)
Director of Strategic Leadership
U.S. Army War College
Jean Dexheimer (2001-2002)
President, Board of School Directors
Wilkinsburg School District
Colonel Cortez K. Dial (2001-2002)
Director, Family Programs
U.S. Army War College
Colonel Joseph "Camel" Dill (2011-2012)
U.S. Army War College
Dr. Robert W. Dinnen (2009-2010)
Fort Cherry School District
Wesley T. Doll, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
Upper Adams School District
Diane Donaher (2007-2008)
Director of Strategic Partnership Resource Development
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley
Michael Dotts (2010-2011)
Higher Education Associate 2
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Deborah Dunstone (2011-2012)
Pennsylvania PTA
Dr. John Durnin (2011-2012)
Professor, Department of Education and Human Services
Villanova University
Dr. Ronald E. Dyer (2009-2010)
Assistant Superintendent
Dallastown Area School District
Marion Echols-Clark (2002-2003)
Basic Education Associate II, School Services Unit
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Robin Eckert (2010-2011)
Associate Professor Early Childhood Education
Reading Area Community College
Dr. Stephanie Edel-Malizia (2012-2013)
Director of Education Programs for Academic Outreach
Penn State University
Dr. Jacqueline Edmondson (2003-2004)
Associate Professor of Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Rebecca E. Erb (2001-2002)
High School Principal
Tyrone Area School District
Linda Erickson (2001-2002)
Executive Director/CEO
The Lehigh Valley Discovery Center of Science & Technology
Eric Eshbach (2003-2004)
Upper Adams School District
Col. Mark James Eshelman (2004-2005)
Instructor, Department of Command, Leadership & Management
U. S. Army War College
Kristle F. Evans (2010-2011)
Director of Human Resources/Community Relations
Lampeter-Strasburg School District
Nicole Fairchild (2010-2011)
Berwick Area Middle School
Dr. Abe Feuerstein (2005-2006)
Associate Professor
Bucknell University
Edward Garcia Fierros, Ph.D. (2012-2013)
Chairperson and Associate Professor, Department of Education & Counseling
Villanova University
George Fike (2008-2009)
Business Manager
West York Area School District
Mr. Daniel Fink (2010-2011)
Communications Director
Rachel Finley-Bowman, Ph.D. (2012-2013)
Associate Professor / Department Chair, Department of Education
Elizabethtown College
Dr. Linda J. Firestone (2002-2003)
Assistant Superintendent
Northampton Area School District
Jennifer Fisler, Ed.D. (2011-2012)
Director of Teacher Education and Associate Professor
Messiah College
Gianni Floro (2005-2006)
Quaker Valley School Board Director
Danielle Floyd (2003-2004)
Special Projects Assistant, Office of the Chief of Staff
School District of Philadelphia
Rebecca Fogle (2012-2013)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN)
Jeff Foreman (2004-2005)
Chief of Staff, Minority Leader
PA House of Representatives
Dr. Erica Frankenberg (2010-2011)
Assistant Professor
Department of Education Policy Studies
Penn State University
Gene Freeman, Ed.D. (2011-2012)
Manheim Township School District
Jesse Fry (2011-2012)
Regional Coordinator/Basic Education Associate
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Heather Frye (2010-2011)
Vice-President – Operations & Network Services
Communities In Schools of Pennsylvania
Dr. Edward Fuller (2011-2012)
Associate Professor, College of Education
Penn State University
Dr. Francine Fulton (2007-2008)
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Imani Education Circle Charter School
Diane Funsten (2012-2013)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training & Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN)
Dr. Constantine Dean Galitsis (2001-2002)
Director of Curriculum & Instruction, K-12
Sto-Rox School District
Dr. Suzanne Gallagher (2003-2004)
Associate Professor
Gwynedd-Mercy College
Dr. David Gamson (1999-2000)
Assistant Professor of Education, College of Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Dr. Darrell H. Garber (2009-2010)
Dean, College of Education
Kutztown University
Luis R. Garcia (2010-2011)
Director, Student Access and Support
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education
Dr. Cathine Garner-Gilchrist (2002-2003)
Dean, School of Education
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
Michael F. Gehringer (2013-2014)
Principal, Kernsville Elementary School
Parkland School District
Dr. Stephen Gerras (2006-2007)
Director, Leadership and Command Instruction
U.S. Army War College
Susan Gobreski (2008-2009)
Executive Director, Education Voters PA
Dr. Michael Gibbs (2008-2009)
Central Region Coordinator, PA Distinguished Educators Program
PA Department of Education/Capital Area Intermediate Unit #15
Dr. Kevin Godfrey (2007-2008)
Assistant Professor of Theology / Dean of Arts & Sciences
Alvernia College
Cynthia Goldsworthy (2007-2008)
Assistant to the Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction
Derry Township School District
Dr. JoVictoria Goodman (2005-2006)
Assistant Professor of Educational Foundations
The Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg
Dr. Edwin Gordon (2005-2006)
Director, Mid-Career Doctorate Program
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Alexander Grande, III (2004-2005)
Assistant Professor of Educational Administration
Gwynedd-Mercy College
Daniel Green (2011-2012)
Research Associate, Legislative Policy & Research Office
Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Democratic Caucus
Susan M. Green (2011-2012)
Business Manager
Southern York County School District
Dr. Brian G. Gross (2001-2002)
Director of Elementary Education and Special Education
Pennsbury School District
Dr. Helen P. Gross (2000-2001)
District Coordinator, Federal Programs & Grants
Council Rock School District
Dr. Richard W. Grove (2001-2002)
Assistant Superintendent
Saucon Valley School District
John T. Groves, Ph.D. (2011-2012)
Dean, College of Education and Human Services
Clarion University of Pennsylvania
Harry Gutelius (2009-2010)
Associate Dean, School of Education
Eastern University
Shannan B. Guthrie (2013-2014)
Public Relations, Media Relations, and Communications Specialist
Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13
Dr. Dallas Hack (2006-2007)
Director, Medical Service Systems
U.S. Army War College
Christine Hakes (2005-2006)
Business Manager/School Board Secretary
Camp Hill School District
Shirley R. Hall (2001-2002)
Administrator on Special Assignment
School District of Philadelphia
Judith Hallinen (2003-2004)
Director, Leonard Gelfand Center for Service Learning and Outreach
Carnegie Mellon University
Heather Hallman (2007-2008)
Legislative Aide
Office of Representative Beverly Mackereth
Diane Halstead (2008-2009)
Director – Business Partnerships
PA Key, Berks County Intermediate Unit #1
Dr. Nan Marie Hamberger (2002-2003)
Associate Professor, Education Department
Alvernia College
Dr. Vanessa Harrington (2005-2006)
Former Academic Advisor / Lecturer
First Year College, North Carolina State University
Carey Harris (2005-2006)
Deputy Director
A+ Schools
David Harris (2008-2009)
High School Principal
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Dr. William Harst (2005-2006)
Associate Professor – Education Department Chair
Alvernia College
Dr. David Hayes (2003-2004)
Chairperson, Division of Education
University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown
Janie A. Hecker (2000-2001)
Program Supervisor, Colonial Intermediate Unit
Captain James D. Heffernan (2009-2010)
Director, Leader Development
U.S. Army War College
Phyllis Heverly Flesher (2010-2011)
Asst. Director of Business Affairs
Cornwall-Lebanon School District
Dr. Peggy Hockersmith (1999-2000)
Associate Dean, College of Education and Human Services
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Sarah Hollister (2008-2009)
Policy Analyst
PA Department of Education
Eric R. Holtzman (2012-2013)
Business Administrator
Tuscarora School District
Mr. Joseph Hood (2006-2007)
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Dr. Rodney Hopson (1999-2000)
Assistant Professor, School of Education
Duquesne University
Dr. Raymond Horn, Jr. (2003-2004)
Assistant Professor of Education
The Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg
Dr. Marilyn Hoyson (2008-2009)
Chief Operating Officer
The Watson Institute
Carole Huberman-Talerico (1999-2000)
Director, Bureau of Unclaimed Property
Pennsylvania Treasury Department
Julia Huff (2008-2009)
Supervisor of Elementary Curriculum
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Mr. Rich Hug (2006-2007)
Director of Technology
Unionville-Chadds Ford School District
George W. Ioannidis (2001-2002)
Business Administrator
Manheim Central School District
Reginald Irvis (1999-2000)
Manager, PATH & Outreach Program
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Dr. Jill Jacoby (2009-2010)
Elementary Principal
Fort Cherry School District
Douglas J. Jensen (2011-2012)
Dean, Workforce Development
Westmoreland County Community College
Barbara Walvort Jewett (2012-2013)
Assistant to the Executive Director
Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators (PASA)
Brian K. Johnson (2004-2005)
Senior Vice President, Student & Community Services and Chief Executive Officer, Allegheny Campus
Allegheny County Community College
Jean M. Johnson (2011-2012)
Librarian for Education/Team Leader
Lehigh University
Paul L. Johnson (2004-2005)
President, Board of School Directors
Coatesville Area School District
Priscilla Johnson (2001-2002)
Assistant Director, Academic Advising Center
The Pennsylvania State University – Lehigh Valley
Dr. Tracey Johnson (2008-2009)
Director of Education Programs
Chatham University
Virginia Goulding Johnson (2005-2006)
Assistant Professor
Saint Joseph's University
Howard A. Jones, Jr. (2009-2010)
Community Service Coordinator
Millersville University
Ronald Jumper, Jr., Esq. (2008-2009)
Counsel – Office of Democratic Appropriations Chairman
Senate of Pennsylvania
Eden Kainer, Ph.D. (2013-2014)
Vista Project Coordinator
Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development
Jackie Kallal (2002-2003)
Director of Institutional Advancement
The Pennsylvania State University – New Kensington
Camilla J. Kasales (2009-2010)
Administrative Support and Curriculum Manager
Commonwealth Connections Academy
Dr. William J. Katip (2002-2003)
Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic & Student Affairs
Robert Morris University
Dale Keagy (2003-2004)
Business Administrator/Board Secretary
Southern York County School District
Commander Traci A. Keegan (2010-2011)
Director of Human Resource Management
U.S. Army War College
Antonia F. Keg (2011-2012)
Elementary Co-Chair
Parent Teacher Organization Council
West Chester Area School District
Dr. Gregory Kelly (2007-2008)
Professor, Department Head, Curriculum & Instruction
The Pennsylvania State University
Jacquelyn Kelley (2006-2007)
Chief Executive Officer
Discovery Charter School
Patrick Kelley (2008-2009)
Northwestern School District
Jean A. Kelleher (2013-2014)
Manager – Program Standards & Quality Assurance
Bureau of Career & Technical Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Kathleen Kennedy-Reilly (2011-2012)
Delaware Valley College
Dr. Mary Margaret Kerr (2004-2005)
Associate Professor of Education & Child Psychiatry
University of Pittsburgh
William H. Kerr, Ed.D. (2012-2013)
Superintendent of Schools
Norwin School District
Brent A. Kessler (2012-2013)
Business Manager / Board Secretary
Central York School District
Colonel Scott D. King (2011-2012)
Department of Academic Affairs
U.S. Army War College
Joanne Kinsey (2002-2003)
Director of Child Nutrition
Allentown School District
Cynthia (Cindy) Klenk (2013-2014)
Senior Policy Advisor
Pennsylvania State Senator John Blake
Dana Klouser (2007-2008)
Administrative Officer / Program Manager
Pennsylvania Department of Education
James Kraky (2006-2007)
Berwick Area School District
Dr. Mary Kropiewnicki (2006-2007)
Assistant Professor of Education
Wilkes University
Dr. John Kurelja (2009-2010)
Curriculum Coordinator
Central Columbia School District
Yvette H. Lamb (1999-2000)
Assistant Director, Starting Points
Office of Child Development, University of Pittsburgh
Melissa Landrau (2012-2013)
Director, College Assistance Migrant Program
Penn State University
Grace Lani (2012-2013)
Director of Curriculum and Instruction
Canon-McMillan School District
Dr. David B. Lapinsky (2011-2012)
Director of Career & Technical Programs
Lehigh Career & Technical Institute
Tina M. Lawson, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN)
Peggy Lee-Clark (2010-2011)
Assistant to the President
Montgomery County Community College
Aimee LeFevers (2007-2008)
Western PA Director
Good Schools Pennsylvania
Karen S. Lehman, MSW (2013-2014)
Youth Development Project Manager
Center for Schools and Communities
Central Susquehanna IU
Julie Lesitsky (2009-2010)
Pennsylvania PTA
Elizabeth Levitan (2013-2014)
School Transitions & Volunteer Coordinator
Congreso de Latinos Unidos
Dr. Patricia Louison (2008-2009)
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Temple University
Dr. Mark Leidy (2007-2008)
Chief Academic Officer
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Daniel V. Lembo (2000-2001)
Associate Technical Specialist
PA Head Start Association
Dr. Lisa Lopez Levers (2000-2001)
Assistant Professor, Counselor Education
College of Education, Duquesne University
Kristen Lewald (2007-2008)
PVAAS Statewide Project Director
Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit
Dr. Mark S. Lewis (2009-2010)
Pennsylvania Parent Information & Resource Center
Dr. Thomas Lubben (2006-2007)
Chief Executive Officer
Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School
Nathan G. Mains (2009-2010)
President & State Director
Communities in Schools of Pennsylvania
Matthew J. Malinowksi (2009-2010)
Director of Business Affairs
School District of Cheltenham Township
Dr. Edgar Mallick (2000-2001)
Vice President for Administration
Delaware County Community College
Dr. Andrea Malmont (2006-2007)
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education Department
Shippensburg University
Colonel Elton Manske (2005-2006)
Colonel, United States Army
U.S. Army War College
Colonel Julie Manta (2005-2006)
Colonel, United States Army
U.S. Army War College
Richard (Rich) Marchini, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
High School Principal
Owen J. Roberts School District
Andrew P. Marko (2001-2002)
Trust Administrator
Northeastern Pennsylvania School District Health Trust
Dr. Mark McGalla (2010-2011)
Middle School Principal
Lehighton Area School District
Kenneth A. McGeary (2001-2002)
Regional Director of Continuing Education and Outreach
The Pennsylvania State University – Lehigh Valley
William McGill (2008-2009)
Director of Technical Assistance
PA Association of School Business Officials
Susan Moore McJunkin (2010-2011)
Program Specialist, Division of Public Programming
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Dr. Kathleen McKinnon (2009-2010)
Coordinator of Teacher Education for Special Education
Penn State University
Gary A. Means (2010-2011)
Director/Financial Aid
Westmoreland County Community College
Carmen M. Medina (2009-2010)
Chief, Division of Student Services and Migrant Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Danielle K. Mehalick, CPA (2013-2014)
Business Manager/Board Secretary
Greater Altoona Career and Technology Center
Colonel Richard Meinhart (2003-2004)
Director, Strategic Management Systems
U. S. Army War College
Dr. Denise G. Meister (2004-2005)
Associate Professor of Education
The Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg
Elizabeth Mellin, Ph.D. (2013-2014)
Associate Professor of Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Department of Educational Psychology, Counseling & Special Education
Julie A. Melnichak (2001-2002)
Assistant Director of Public Policy Research
Association of Pennsylvania State College & University Faculties
Dr. Joseph A. Melusky (2009-2010)
Chair, Education Department
Sain Francis University
Michele A. Merkle, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
Acting Superintendent
York Suburban School District
Dawn Merris (2011-2012)
School Board President
Mechanicsburg Area School District
Marilyn Messina (2012-2013)
President, Woodland Hills School Board
Board Member, Allegheny Intermediate Unit
Dr. Donna K. Milanovich (2010-2011)
Superintendent of Schools
Moon Area School District
J. Drue Miles (2000-2001)
Fulton Elementary School, School District of Lancaster
Dr. Kevin J. Miller (2009-2010)
Bucks County Intermediate Unit #22
Dr. Marilyn Miller (1999-2000)
Assistant Superintendent
Palisades School District
Dr. Phyllis Miller (2011-2012)
Education Certification Coordinator
Alvernia University
Arthur Mitchell (2008-2009)
Director of Science and Technology Education
Norristown Area School District
Dr. Dana Mitra (2006-2007)
Assistant Professor
Department of Education Policy Studies
The Pennsylvania State University
Cheryl A. Mobley (2006-2007)
Cheryl A. Mobley & Associates, LLC
Karen Molchanow (2007-2008)
Manager of Policy Information and Programs
The Education Policy and Leadership Center
Dr. Gunter H. Moritz (2010-2011)
Superintendent of Schools
Harmony Area School District
M. Holly Morrison (2000-2001)
Director of Elementary Curriculum & Instruction
Berwick Area School District
Michele Morrow (2007-2008)
President Elect
Pennsylvania PTA
Mary Jo Moss (2009-2010)
Blue Mountain Elementary East Parent Teacher Organization
Dr. Patricia Mulroy (2009-2010)
Assistant Superintendent
Bangor Area School District
Christine Munchak (2004-2005)
Pennsylvania PTA
Colonel Robert M. Mundell, U.S. Army (2012-2013)
Faculty Instructor
U.S. Army War College
Alison Murawski (2008-2009)
Communications Manager
Good Schools Pennsylvania
Joan W. Murdoch (2000-2001)
School Director
Quaker Valley School District
Dr. Barry Nathan (2003-2004)
Associate Director
Dr. Erik Ness (2007-2008)
Assistant Professor
University of Pittsburgh
Bob New (2008-2009)
Mid-Atlantic Consortium of Education Foundations
Dr. Thomas Newcome (2006-2007)
Octorara Area School District
Dr. Randy Nichols (2012-2013)
Associate Professor and Chairperson, Physical Education Department
Slippery Rock University
Dr. Spencer Niles (2006-2007)
Department Head and Professor of Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Rosemary Nilles (2003-2004)
Educational Consultant
Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network
Carrie Y. Nordlund, Ph.D. (2013-2014)
Associate Professor of Art Education
Kutztown University and
Pennsylvania Art Education Association
Greg Null (2013-2014)
Director of Education
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
Bridget O'Connell, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
Palisades School District
Suzanne O'Connor (2005-2006)
Program Manager
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Kerry O'Donnell (2007-2008)
Falk Foundation
Colonel Patricia O'Keefe (2009-2010)
Director, Leader Development
U.S. Army War College
Carol Obando-Derstine (2009-2010)
Executive Director
Children's Coalition of the Lehigh Valley
W. Gerard Oleksiak (2011-2012)
Vice President
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Colonel James R. Oman (2003-2004)
Chairman, Department Command, Leadership, and Management
U. S. Army War College
Dr. Kathryn Orban (2006-2007)
Assistant Superintendent
York Suburban School District
Dr. James Ormiston (1999-2000)
Executive Vice-President
Valley Forge Military Academy and College
Michele M. Orner, Ed.D. (2013-2014)
Director, Center for Careers & Technology
Carlisle Area School District
Dr. Leticia Oseguera (2012-2013)
Assistant Professor and Research Associate, College of Education
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Method and system for managing radio resources to support voice and data traffic. The method uses adaptive resource partitioning between voice and data as the basis for improving call access control. A cost function is used to determine partitioning based on an operator's desired call blocking rates for both incoming voice and data traffic. Other examples of the cost function can be constructed using other quality of service measures for the carried services. In the dynamic burst allocation area, three methods are provided that make use of adaptive burst allocation, scheduled bursts and power borrowing between users as enhancements to the conventional methods used for integrated wide-band CDMA networks. The methods disclosed may be used in isolation as an enhancement to the current CDMA networks, or in combination to provide a combined improvement in network performance. The first scheme for adaptive burst allocation equalizes the rate of information transmitted by different data users. The second scheme varies adaptively the burst rate pool size as network interference varies. The third scheme links between the quality of service requirements and burst rate.
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A survey finds cultural sites and access to hunting and fishing are among Lanai concerns
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The damage that proposed wind farms on Lanai and Molokai could do to the islands' natural beauty and cultural sites outweighs the benefits they might have by helping the state reach energy self-sufficiency.
That was the message from several community groups that testified at a legislative hearing yesterday.
The projects, which would deliver a combined 400 megawatts of electricity to Oahu via undersea cables, are a major component of the state's plan to generate 40 percent of Hawaii's energy from renewable sources by 2030. The plan calls for the state to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels by another 30 percent through increased energy efficiency.
"I support clean energy, but I do not support the current plan, which calls for this mammoth abuse of our treasured aina," said Martha Evans, a member of Friends of Lanai.
"It's just another get-rich-quicker scheme concocted by those who already have so much at the expense of Lanai," Evans said at an informational briefing chaired by state Sens. Mike Gabbard (D, Kapolei-Makakilo-Waikele) and Roz Baker (D, South and West Maui).
Friends of Lanai was one of three groups opposing the wind farms at the meeting. There also was one group speaking in favor of the Molokai plan. In addition, there were presentations from the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism; Hawaiian Electric Co.; developers Castle & Cooke and First Wind LLC; and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Lanaians for Sensible Growth said it has been working during the last 18 months with the Hawaii Community Alliance for Community-Based Economic Development, the University of Hawaii School of Social Work and the UH Department of Urban and Regional Planning to get a sense of the community's position on the wind farm.
The group said a survey of 400 randomly selected households showed that a majority of those polled were concerned about access to hunting and fishing areas; a permanent altering of the landscape; destruction of cultural sites; and reducing their electric bills.
Yesterday's briefing came on the heels of an announcement by HECO and Castle & Cooke that they have agreed on a tentative price for electricity generated by the proposed Lanai wind farm.
The two sides also agreed on a "community benefits package" for Lanai residents, including a commitment to provide electricity to Lanai at the same rate paid on Oahu, a commitment from Castle & Cooke to maintain employment at today's level, the establishment of a Lanai Community Benefits fund with proceeds equaling 1 percent of the wind farm's gross revenues, and a pledge to give priority to qualified Lanai residents for construction jobs associated with the wind project.
The proposed wind farms on Lanai and Molokai are in the early planning stages, and no firm dates have been set for groundbreaking.
Castle & Cooke owns the land on which the Lanai wind farm would be built.
First Wind, meanwhile, has had difficulty nailing down a location for the Molokai wind farm. The Boston-based company "continues to work on securing land rights — that's a big step coming up that we need to resolve," said Wren Wescoatt, a development specialist for First Wind. Wescoatt, who grew up on Molokai and attended Kamehameha Schools on Oahu, said First Wind has been working hard to generate community support.
"I'd like to thank the many people who have been involved in that process. Whether they agreed or not, the important thing is that they participated," he said. "Without their help, we wouldn't have gotten this far, and we certainly aren't going to go much further unless the community supports it. I know that Molokai is the Friendly Isle, but it's not always the consensus isle."


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Legislative Decree No. 219 of April 24, 2006 on the Implementation of Directive 2001/83/EC (& Subsequent Amending Directives) on the Community Code on Medicinal Products for Human Use, and the Directive 2003/94/EC
Year of Version: | 2006 |
Date of Entry into Force: | July 6, 2006 |
Date of Text (Enacted): | April 24, 2006 |
Type of Text: | Main IP Laws: enacted by the Legislature |
Subject Matter: | Enforcement of IP and Related Laws, IP Regulatory Body, Other, Trademarks, Traditional Knowledge (TK) |
Notes: | COMMISSION DIRECTIVE 2003/94/EC of 8 October 2003 laying down the principles and guidelines of good manufacturing practice in respect of medicinal products for human use and investigational medicinal products for human use |
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Italian | Decreto legislativo 24 aprile 2006, n. 219 Attuazione della direttiva 2001/83/CE (e successive direttive di modifica) relativa ad un codice comunitario concernente i medicinali per uso umano, nonche' della direttiva 2003/94/CE (Version with Automatic Translation Tool) |
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Video- Jimmy Howard's Head Is Missing
by Paul on 05/01/14 at 08:08 AM ET
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Okay, who stole Howard's head?
If the video is giving you problems, here is the direct link to the video.
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Morning Line
by Paul on 12/05/13 at 10:47 AM ET
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Yes, the Detroit Red Wings were without Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg their top two scorers on Wednesday night against Philadelphia, but the outcome, a shocking 6-3 loss that saw the Red Wings cough up 3-1 lead allowing four third-period goals, highlighted what is a burgeoning problem for head coach Mike Babcock: his goaltending. Specifically, Babcock is faced with the reality that what is supposed to be his best goaltender is not his best goaltender. Jimmy Howard took the loss Wednesday allowing five goals on 33 shots. Yes, the four third-period goals the Flyers registered included two power-play markers and an empty-net goal, but the fact is that Howard has just one win in his last eight appearances and six times over that stretch has allowed three or more goals. Jonas Gustavsson, meanwhile, has won four in a row for the Wings and is a sparkling 7-0-1 on the season. Maybe it's just a bump in the road for Howard but right now he's in danger of playing himself out of contention for the U.S. Olympic team and out of the starter's role in Detroit.
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Videos- The Better Save Last Night?
by Paul on 05/11/13 at 04:34 PM ET
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James Reimer on Patrice Bergeron...
Or Jimmy Howard on Teemu Selanne...
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Holland Discusses Howard's Injury
by Paul on 02/03/12 at 04:59 PM ET
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via Ansar Khan of Mlive,
"The good news is it's his stick hand and it's the tip of the finger,'' general manager Ken Holland said. "We won't have to wait until it's totally healed for him to play. He just needs a little time. He wants to stay with the team. He feels he won't be out too long.''
Howard will miss at least the next two games, Saturday at Edmonton and Monday at Phoenix, while Joey MacDonald, recalled from the Grand Rapids Griffins, serves as Ty Conklin's back-up.
"Jimmy will stay with us (on the trip),'' Holland said. "When we get back to Detroit on Tuesday he'll see a doctor and we'll get a little better read on when he can play.
"Does he need a week? I don't know. We want to give him a little bit of time.''
The injury happened in the third period of Thursday's 4-3 shootout victory in Vancouver, when Howard was hit by a shot from Max Lapierre. Howard skated over to the bench to see trainer Piet Van Zant but stayed in the game.
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by Paul on 12/01/11 at 02:18 PM ET
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"I like the feeling that the next Cup here might have my name on it; I like that pressure and enjoy it. It's something that drives me to be better and keeps me at the top of my game every night."
-Jimmy Howard, goaltender for the Detroit Red Wings. More on Howard, focusing on his college career by Bob Snow at NHL.com.
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Video- Jimmy Howard With The Save Of The Night
by Paul on 11/21/11 at 02:07 AM ET
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Bobby Ryan celebrates, but a little too early.
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Howard Alters The Back Of His Mask
by Paul on 09/24/11 at 03:43 AM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
The design on Detroit Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard's new mask pays tribute to Brad McCrimmon, Ruslan Salei and Stefan Liv. It features their portraits on the back, with the words "Forever in Our Hearts!''
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A Second Look at Goalies
by Ian Gooding on 09/14/11 at 11:00 AM ET
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In my previous preview of the top goalies, I had mentioned Tim Thomas, Roberto Luongo, Henrik Lundqvist, Pekka Rinne, and Ryan Miller as my top five options. Upon reflection and much debate, I discovered many other names that could be considered top 5 (or at least top 10). Many goalies are drafted in the early rounds of fantasy drafts, since top-notch starting goalies can be impossible to find on the waiver wire once the season starts. To help you find the right goalie(s), I have provided ten more goaltending options that could legitimately fall into the category of the NHL's better starting goalies. And I promise that there will be no commercials while you read this.
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Jimmy Howard Talks Mustangs and Masks
by Alanah McGinley on 05/09/11 at 06:31 PM ET
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From an interview the Ford Performance Group did with Jimmy Howard recently. You can also find a stash of their photos here.
FPG: "Can you tell us what the inspiration was behind the mask's design? Obviously it has a lot to do with cars and the Motor City, but is there anything in particular you can share with Mustang fans
JH: "I wanted to capture the city spirit and the auto industry being such a big deal here, so I wanted the design to involve that. And when I saw the movie 'Gone in 60 Seconds,' I fell in love with the 'Eleanor' Shelby Mustang, so I wanted to put that on the mask as a symbol of the Motor City."
FPG: "So if you were playing for another team in another city, does that mean you probably wouldn't put a Mustang on your mask?"
JH: "You know what, probably not (laughing), but I really think the car is sharp, so when I had a chance to be here and play in the Motor City, I'm proud to put a Shelby Mustang on it."
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Howard Hopes To Play On Wednesday
by Paul on 03/27/11 at 04:06 PM ET
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from Chris McCosky of the Detroit News,
The Red Wings got good news on goalie Jimmy Howard Sunday.
The MRI on his injured left shoulder came back clean.
"I just was hoping it wasn't anything serious and it wasn't," Howard said. "The MRI came back and it was fine — just a sprain. I dodged a bullet."
While coach Mike Babcock said Howard's status would be evaluated daily, Howard said he hopes he can return as soon as Wednesday against St. Louis.
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Report- Jimmy Howard Agrees To Extension
by Paul on 02/28/11 at 02:46 PM ET
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TSN says look for an announcement later today.
added 11:52am, Reports are two year extension, $2.25M per year.
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Jimmy Howard Pointing To A Thursday Return
by Paul on 01/17/11 at 05:14 PM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard was back on the ice Monday, briefly working out with goaltending coach Jim Bedard before practice. Howard, however, wasn't able to practice due to his bruised right knee and won't play Tuesday at Pittsburgh.
Joey MacDonald will make his second start in row. Howard hopes to return for Thursday's game in St. Louis.
"I just did some skating. The only problems I really had was getting up and down,'' Howard said. "Unless something drastically changes overnight, I'm (aiming) for Thursday. I was hoping I'd be ready for Tuesday night. I've been progressing every day.''
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Jimmy Howard Hurt
by Paul on 01/14/11 at 10:49 PM ET
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via Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard was injured with 7:17 to play in the first period Friday in Columbus and has left the game.
Howard was shaken up following a shot by Derick Brassard and needed some assistance getting off the ice.
He had been replaced by Joey MacDonald.
Howard was on his knees and took a shot that either hit him in the inside of his knee, inner thigh or perhaps his hand.
added 7:56pm, Lidstrom after the first period thought Howard got hit by a shot, but now doesn't know what happened.
added 8:02pm, Multiple reports state bruised knee. You folks buying that?
added 8:48pm, video of the injury is below
added 9:35pm, Holmstrom out with right wrist/hand injury. Happened with about 8 minutes left in the 3rd period.
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Get Your Grand Rapids Griffins Jimmy Howard Bobblehead
by Paul on 01/13/11 at 07:26 PM ET
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Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011 vs. Chicago Wolves
Time: 8 p.m. at Van Andel Arena (doors open at 7 p.m.).
Jimmy Howard Bobblehead Giveaway: 3,000 fans will receive a Griffins Jimmy Howard bobblehead.
Visit GriffinsHockey for more information.
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Video- Jimmy Howard With The Save Of The Night
by Paul on 01/09/11 at 01:26 AM ET
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He robs Daniel Sedin…
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Can A Goalie Catch?
by Paul on 06/04/10 at 03:08 PM ET
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Watch Jimmy Howard try to catch Justin Verlander of the Detroit Tigers.
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Jimmy Howard Puts On The Tools Of Ignorance
by Paul on 06/03/10 at 12:15 AM ET
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from Bill Roose of DetroitRedWings.com,
A fastball is like a slap shot. A curveball is like a deflection from the point.
That was the observation made by Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard following his guest stint as the Detroit Tigers' bullpen catcher Wednesday afternoon prior to the club's baseball game against the Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park.
Howard, who will find out later this month if he won the Calder Trophy as the NHL's rookie of the year, donned borrowed catcher's gear to catch a bullpen session with Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander.
"You watch him on TV some nights and he's bringing it at 98 miles per hour," Howard said of the Tigers' All-Star hurler. "I was back there at first a little shaky, but he has such great control that he just put it right in the glove."
continued with pictures…
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Jimmy Howard On His First Playoff Appearance
by Paul on 05/15/10 at 02:27 PM ET
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from Larry Mahoney of the Bangor Daily News,
When asked what he learned from playing in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time, he responded "What didn't I learn?
"I learned how tough it really is," said Howard, who will return to his home on Green Lake in Dedham with his wife Rachel (Miller) next month. "You're playing every other night at a highly competitive level. Your body is killing you. But you find a way to block it out. You have to be men-tally tough. I learned how mentally tough I can be."
In assessing his performance, he said, "For the most part, I did a pretty good job. There were some games I wish I could have back, especially that third game and the third goal."
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Save Of The Night
by Paul on 04/24/10 at 03:10 AM ET
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Jimmy Howard with the big save of the night.
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Wings Had Doubts About Jimmy Howard
by Paul on 04/22/10 at 01:41 PM ET
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from Michael Traikos of the National Post,
Doubts? Sure, there were doubts. Almost everyone within the Detroit Red Wings had them at the some point last summer.
Jimmy Howard, after all, was no longer a kid. He was a 26-year-old goaltender who had spent the last four years toiling in the minors. Even an organization that had prided itself on being patient began to wonder if time had run out.
"I'll be honest. It was doubtful whether he could play in the NHL," said Jimmy Devellano, a long-time executive with the Red Wings. "We believe in trying to give everybody maximum time to develop, because obviously when we drafted them we saw something in them. And we try not to rush development.
"But I would say Jimmy Howard took it to the extreme, because generally after four years you really should know. You really should. But we didn't."
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You Knew It Was Coming
by Paul on 04/18/10 at 10:50 PM ET
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from Wes Goldstein of CBS Sports,
Howard wasn't the only reason the uncharacteristically tentative Red Wings lost 4-2 at home to Phoenix in a nationally televised game on Sunday that left them behind 2-1 in the series. But he certainly played a role. In fact Howard is arguably the biggest reason Detroit is facing a surprisingly uphill battle
His play has been anything but steady, in marked contrast to what is happening at the other end. Ilya Bryzgalov, a leading candidate for the Vezina Trophy and the Hart Trophy as league MVP this season, has been giving his upstart team a chance to win in each of the games so far, while Howard, well, has not.
Jitters might have explained Howard's effort in the series opener, even though it was his best effort to this point. Truth is the rookie Red Wings netminder has been fighting the puck since the outset of the series in the desert, and if it wasn't apparent before, it had to be after Detroit dropped this pivotal Game 3.
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Rask Over Howard?
by Paul on 04/06/10 at 09:28 PM ET
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from Chris Iorfida of CBC Sports,
Let's preface this by stating unequivocally that Jimmy Howard is having a tremendous rookie season, as we know Detroit Red Wings fans (and some of the team's beat men) are known to scour the internet for any perceived slight to one of their own.
Howard has allayed doubts over his NHL future that began to creep in after spending a healthy number of seasons in the AHL.
A consensus has seemed to emerge among many hockey pundits that the Calder Trophy trio of finalists will be Buffalo's teenage defenceman Tyler Myers, Colorado centre Matt Duchene and Howard.
Boston goalie Tuukka Rask hasn't seriously entered the discussion among most observers, and it seems to be solely related to the fact that Howard has started 21 more games (as of April 5).
Because nearly all other statistical indicators favour Rask over Howard….
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Jimmy Howard Gets Divine Intervention
by Paul on 04/02/10 at 11:17 AM ET
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A feature on Fox 2 Detroit this morning was about a guy who found something very interesting on Jimmy Howard's trapper.
Mary and Jesus?
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Award Mentions For Howard
by Paul on 03/28/10 at 10:20 AM ET
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from Scott Burnside of ESPN,
With each passing day, it becomes crystal clear Detroit netminder Jimmy Howard isn't just the obvious candidate for rookie of the year, but he has also played himself into consideration for the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender.
And while we're at it, if we're going to discuss Buffalo's Ryan Miller as a potential Hart Trophy nominee, then you have to throw Howard in the mix, as well. Quite simply, that's how good the 26-year-old Syracuse, N.Y., native has played and how crucial he has been in helping turn the Red Wings from meandering to menacing.
Pretty heady stuff for a guy who was so worried about his future as an NHL starter, he postponed his honeymoon last summer so he could concentrate on getting his game in shape.
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Detroit Goaltender Howard Not Concerned About The Calder Race
by Paul on 03/10/10 at 12:06 PM ET
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from Randy Sportak of the Calgary Sun via the Chatam Daily News,
The sudden talk of Jimmy Howard being a Calder Trophy candidate has a nice ring to it.
The Detroit Red Wings rookie goaltender can't listen.
"I'm not going to lie—I hear those things, but I try to let it go in one ear and out the other," said the goalkeeper who has worked his way into be the No. 1 man for the defending Western Conference champions. "I'm not worried about it. First and foremost, we've got to make the playoffs."
Still, he has to be following the other fabulous freshmen. Right?
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Stop With The Osgood Excuses
by Paul on 01/28/10 at 02:36 PM ET
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from Rob Otto at Mlive,
Chris Osgood was anything but sharp last night in the Red Wings' 5-2 loss to Minnesota, allowing three goals on the first six Wild shots.
I hear all the arguments defending Osgood – he's rusty because he has only two starts since Christmas; Minnesota scored twice on the power play, and you can't blame him for that; the defense isn't helping him out enough; Ozzie has won in the past and will heat up when the team really needs him.
There's another word for "arguments," and it's "excuses." As my dad The Commander always says "I don't want excuses, I want results." The results certainly tell the entire story.
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Wings Have Discovered What Jimmy Howard Can Do
by Paul on 01/18/10 at 04:11 PM ET
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from Darren Eliot of Sports Illustrated,
For the first time in 15 years, the script is vastly different for the storied Detroit Red Wings. Instead of gradually gearing up for a Stanley Cup run, the Wings know the playoffs aren't a certainty this time around. Beset by injuries, their depth has been taxed to the limit. In the past, injuries afforded the regulars some rest while the front office and the fans got a glimpse of prospects toiling in the AHL.
It is against this unusual but not unforeseen backdrop that the Red Wings are now operating. In their nightly scramble for precious points, they are finding out what they have and what they need. GM Ken Holland knows that he'll clear plenty of cap space after the season. Coach Mike Babcock understood that this campaign wouldn't be about 50-wins and another Central Division title. It was going to mean finding different ways each night to just get to the postseason.
What Detroit didn't know was how much it could expect from goaltender Jimmy Howard.
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Osgood Makes Howard An NHL Goalie
by Paul on 01/16/10 at 01:30 AM ET
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from Craig Custance of The Sporting News,
After the Carolina win, Howard was unlacing his skates while trying to explain the importance of the bounce-back game. How was an inexperienced NHL goalie able to shake off a rough start so easily?
He stopped messing with the skates and pointed to the veteran to his right who was peeling off mostly dry hockey gear.
There was the answer: Chris Osgood. The reason Howard is succeeding is because of Osgood.
"I'm just trying to stay in the moment and he's taught me how to do that. He's one of the best in the league at that," Howard told Sporting News. "He knows how to let things roll off his back and just continue to push forward."...
According to Babcock, Howard will start again Saturday in Dallas. Following the Carolina game, he wasn't ruling out another Howard start on Sunday….
"The way the league works, the guy who is playing good gets to play," Babcock explained.
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All Jimmy Howard Needed Was One Good Game
by Paul on 01/08/10 at 07:36 PM ET
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from Dan Rosen of NHL.com,
It was after the Red Wings got back from Sweden and before Chris Osgood came down with the flu that Jimmy Howard had a talk with his only close friend who follows hockey.
"I said, 'All I need is one good game and I'm just going to take off,' " Howard recalled to NHL.com Friday. "I just needed that one game to realize that I belong up here and I can perform up here."
It's amazing how these stories turn out, isn't it?
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More Questions Than Answers For Wings Backup Goaltender
by Paul on 10/04/09 at 01:08 AM ET
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from Scott Burnside of ESPN,
We have the seen the future of goaltending in the Motor City and, frankly, it looks more Edsel than Cadillac.
At least that's the short view after the St. Louis Blues stunned the Detroit Red Wings for the second night in a row here, spotting the Stanley Cup finalists an early two-goal lead before roaring back to win 5-3 in the finale of the NHL Premiere Games series.
On a night when much-heralded Detroit backup netminder Jimmy Howard hoped to start answering the many questions that have been asked about his ability to handle NHL play, he instead created even more skepticism about the Wings' goaltending situation.
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Jimmy Howard Finally Arrives
by Paul on 09/07/09 at 10:19 AM ET
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from Chris McKosky of the Detroit News,
"There are people out there who think (Howard) is a washout," Wings general manager Ken Holland said. "But I like to bring goalies along slowly because I know how important that position is. I don't want to go through growing pains with a 23-year-old. I am trying to avoid putting players in the NHL and have them learn how to play pro hockey while we're losing."
Holland feels Howard's apprenticeship is over, as do general managers throughout the league. Holland said he had to deflect a lot of interest in Howard at last year's trade deadline.
"I just had to keep working hard," said Howard, who says he never felt the organization bailed on him. "I never had a bad meeting with Ken. It was always positive, so I knew in the back of my mind that I'd be up here one day. Now the door is open and I have to walk right through."
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How Do You Feel About An Osgood/Howard Tandem?
by Paul on 06/29/09 at 10:42 AM ET
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from George Sipple of the Detroit Free Press,
The Red Wings weren't sure if Jimmy Howard was ready to play 25 regular season games in the NHL last season. They hope he's ready now.
The Wings have decided not to offer a contract to Ty Conklin, who ended up playing 40 games last season and winning 25.
The Wings are out of options with Howard, who has played four seasons with the Grand Rapids Griffins in the American Hockey League. Howard, signed through 2010-11, is due to make $717,700 this season.
For some reason, I see Holland dangling Howard in some trade talk in the next few weeks.
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Howard Still In Wings Plans & Filppula Close To Signing
by Paul on 07/22/08 at 07:23 AM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Jimmy Howard hasn't been lost in the shuffle. The Red Wings signed Howard to a three-year, $2.15 million contract Monday and still view their top draft pick from 2003 as the heir apparent to Chris Osgood.
"We're banking on him being one of our goalies of the future,'' Red Wings assistant general manager Jim Nill said. "Chris Osgood has three years left on his contract and in those three years we hope Jimmy Howard is pushing Chris Osgood for the starting job.''...
Nill said the club is close to signing its last two restricted free agents, forward Valtteri Filppula and defenseman Kyle Quincey. Filppula's deal will range from between two and five years and Quincey's from one to three years, Nill said.
"We're making good progress (with Filppula),'' Nill said. "We think we'll be able to avoid arbitration (on Aug. 1).''
more on the Wings…
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Backing Up Osgood
by Alanah McGinley on 06/10/08 at 10:57 AM ET
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From Ansar Khan at MLive,
"I think Jimmy Howard is very close, if not there, to playing in the NHL," Holland said. "I'm guessing Ozzie can play 50 games, maybe more. The 20-30 games that Chris doesn't play in a parity league, those are key points. The hardest thing is, we're trying to continue to be a Cup contender. How do you move young people into your team at a key position?"
Even if the Red Wings anticipate Howard being the backup, they are likely to pursue a low-priced, experienced goalie, in the wake of Dominik Hasek's retirement.
more on signing Brad Stuart, Mike Babcock, etc
Update 9:20am ET: More from Bruce MacLeod at Macomb Daily, on various Detroit business
*hat-tip to Spector who has more on this and other NHL rumors today
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Traumatic tricuspid regurgitation. | |
MedLine Citation:
PMID: 1572890 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Tricuspid valvular insufficiency caused by blunt thoracic trauma may be clinically silent and imprecise. Diagnosis is often done by cardiac catheterization and two-dimensional echocardiography (2-DE); the latter may show abnormalities of the tricuspid leaflet motion. The surgical technique for its correction is still controversial. We report here the case of an eighteen year old man who was involved in a high-speed motorcycle accident. Seven months later, due to dyspnoea and fatigue, 2D-E examination revealed cardiac enlargement and severe tricuspid regurgitation. Surgery was indicated in order to repair valve incompetence. Reinsertion of the chordae tendineae at the anterolateral papillary muscle and annuloplasty was performed and ten months postoperatively, he is in good clinical condition and 2D-E control shows a trivial residual tricuspid insufficiency. |
I Naja; J L Pomar; C Barriuso; C Mestres; J Mulet |
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Title: The Journal of cardiovascular surgery Volume: 33 ISSN: 0021-9509 ISO Abbreviation: J Cardiovasc Surg (Torino) Publication Date: 1992 Mar-Apr |
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Created Date: 1992-06-04 Completed Date: 1992-06-04 Revised Date: 2009-11-11 |
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Nlm Unique ID: 0066127 Medline TA: J Cardiovasc Surg (Torino) Country: ITALY |
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Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Hospital Clinic, Barcelona, Spain. |
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Adolescent Humans Male Papillary Muscles / injuries Thoracic Injuries / complications* Tricuspid Valve Insufficiency / diagnosis, etiology*, surgery Wounds, Nonpenetrating / complications* |
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Seaford Baptist Church
1311 Seaford Road, Seaford
Phone: 898-5384
Dial-A-Prayer: 898-5474
Sunday School: 9am
Sunday Worship: 10am
Shiloh Baptist Church
11053 Rt. 17, Yorktown
Rev. Barbara Lemon
Phone: 898-4191, Pastor: 877-6134
Sunday School: 9:30am
Church Service: 11am
York Baptist
319 Dare Road, P.O. Box 1091, Grafton.
Rev. Bob Lyons, Pastor
Phone: 898-5358, Pastor: 826-5381
Office Hours: 9:30am-1pm /2-4:30pm
Morning Worship: 11am
Yorkminster Baptist
3105 Hampton Hwy.
Pastor John Minter
Phone: 865-7470
Sunday School: 9:45am
Morning Worship: 11am
Yorktown Baptist Church
Dr. John Huelskoetter
237 Nelson St. Yorktown
Phone: 898-3274Sun. School: 9:45am
Morning Worship: 11am
Evening Worship: 6pm
Snack Supper/Bible Study 6pm; Wed.
Zion Prospect Baptist
408 Darby Road, Tabb
Pastor Walter C. Johnson
Phone: 867-8097
Sunday School: 9:45am
Morning Worship: 11am
Prayer Service: 7pm-8pm; Wed.
Bible Study: 8pm-9pm; Wed.
Dandy Baptist Church
3407 Goodwin Neck Road, Dandy
Robert Law, Pastor
Phone: 898-6952 Pastor: 599-3241
Sunday School: 10am
Morning Preaching: 11am
Evening Service: 7pm
St Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Community
3800 Big Bethel Rd., Tabb
Rev. Charles Faul, Pastor
Phone: 766-3800
Saturday Mass: 5:30 pm
Sunday Mass: 8:30 and 11 am
St. Joan of Arc
315 Harris Grove Lane, Yorktown
Rev. Michael Joly, Pastor
Phone: 898-5570
Religious Ed. Phone: 898-7190
Office Hours: 8:30am-4pm; Mon.-Fri.
Saturday Mass: 5:30pm
Sunday Mass: 8:30am and 11am
Saint Basil the Great Orthodox Church
1022 Poquoson Ave., Poquoson
Rev. Father James Purdie
Phone: 223- 4159
Vepers: Saturday 5:00 pm
Matins: Sunday 9:30 am
Divine Liturgy: Sunday 10:30 am
Christ the King Episcopal Church
4109 Big Bethel Rd., Tabb
Phone: 865-7227
Father Jack Lynch, Rector
Sunday Eucharist 8 am & 10:30am
Sunday school 9:30 a.m.
Eucharist/Healing Service 7pm; Wed.
Grace Episcopal Church
111 Church St., Box 123,Yorktown
Rev. C.B. Bakkum, Rector
Phone: 898-3261
Rev. Connie Jones, Associate Rector
7:45 am - Holy Eucharist Rite I
9 am - Holy Eucharist Rite I
11:20 am - Holy Euch Rite I
Wed. Holy Euch and Healing 10 am
Second Sunday Celtic Euch 7 pm
Eucharist/Healing Service: 10 am
Resurrection Lutheran Church and School
765 J Clyde Morris Blvd, Newport News 23601
William 'Hank' Hollar, Senior Pastor
Benjamin Dolby, Associate Pastor
Ann Ezell, School Administrator
Phone: 596-5808
Office Hours: 9am-4:30pm
Worship: 8am, 9:30am/11am
Sunday School/Adult Classes: 9:30am
Day School: 8:30am-2:30pm,
Pre K-1st Grade Childcare:
New Hope Lutheran Church
715 Village Green Parkway (Village Green Club House)
Rev. Edwin H. Binder, Pastor
Phone: 898-1804
Sunday Worship: 11am
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
2017 Victory Blvd., Tabb
Donald W. Stuppy, Pastor
Phone: 867-9625
Sunday Worship 10:15am
St Mark Lutheran Church
118 Old York-Hampton Hwy., Yorktown
Rev. Larry D. Laine, Pastor,
Phone: 898-4395
Sunday Worship 8:30am/ 10:30am
Nursery is provided for all services
Reformation Lutheran Church
13100 Warwick Blvd., Newport News
Rev. James P. Nickols, Pastor
Phone: 249-0374
Worship: 8am/9:30am/11:15am
Living & Learning Center 9:30am/11:15am
Emmanuel Lutheran Ministries
23 Semple Farm Rd., Hampton
Jacob T. May, Pastor
Phone: 865-7800
Sun. Worship: 8:30 and 11am
Sun. School/Adult Bible Study: 9:45am
Chestnut Memorial United Methodist
1024 Harpersville Rd, Newport News
Pastor Bob Gochenour
Phone: 595-6531
Traditional Service: 8:15am/11am
Contemporary Service: 9:30am
Sunday School: 9:30am
Crooks Memorial United Methodist
204 Cook Rd., Yorktown
Pastor: Lisa Ann Barbery
Phone: 898-6702
Office Hours: 9am-3pm; Tues.-Fri.
Sunday School: 9:00 am
Worship: 10am
Providence United Methodist
113 Old Dare Rd., Dare
Pastor C. Douglas Akers
Phone: 898-9160
Office Hours: 8am-3pm; Mon.-Thurs.
Traditional Service: 8:30 am
11 am Praise Service
Sunday School 9:45 am
Nursery provided for all
St. Luke's United Methodist
300 Ella Taylor Road, Grafton
Rev. Douglas Gestwick, Senior Pastor
Rev. Clara Gestwick, Associate Pastor
Office Hours: 9am-6pm
Phone: 898-3017
Sunday School: 9:30am
Worship: 8:00am/9:30am/11am
Tabernacle United Methodist
831 Poquoson Ave., Poquoson
Rev. Barry Throckmorton, Pastor
Church Phone: 868-6842
Residence: 868-9345
Office Hours: Mon.-Thu., 9am-4pm
Sunday School: 9:45am
Casual Worship 8:45am
Traditional Worship 11am
Contemporary Worship 11am
Trinity United Methodist
1294 Poquoson Ave., Poquoson
Rev. Charles R. Stacy
Phone/Residence: 868-6174
Office Hours: 8:00am-4pm; Mon.-Fri.
Worship: 11am
Contemporary service: 9am
Sunday School 9:45am & 10am
Zion United Methodist
2109 Seaford Road, Seaford
Rev. Kathy Bennett Gochenour, Pastor
Phone: 898-7417
Office Hours: 8am-1pm; Mon.-Fri.
LINC 9:30am
Sunday School: 9:45
Casual Worship 8:30am
Traditional Worship 11am
Kirkwood Presbyterian
1209 Hampton Hwy., Rt. 134 Tabb Community
Dr. Michael T. Condrey, Pastor
Phone: 766-0343
Sunday School - 9:30am
Worship Services - 9:30am/11am
Yorkminster Presbyterian
6218 Route 17, Grafton
Rev. Mark T. Jernigan, Pastor
Ms. Lindsey Santamaria, Dir. of Children & Youth
Rev. John McDonnough, Minister of Music
Phone: 898-4972
Preschool: 989-5422
Office Hours 8am-4pm
Traditional Worship 8:30 & 11:00
Youth Groups & Kids for Christ 11:00
Welcoming the entire community!
Young Kwang Bible Presbyterian
62 Hudgins Road, Poquoson
Pastor Joseph Yoon
Phone: 868-8943 Worship: 11am
Study Fellowship: 8pm; Fri.
Korean/American Welcome
Charles Church Christian Life Center
919 Yorktown Rd., Tabb
Rev. Dee Moore
Phone: 867-8477
Pastor: 867-8804
Worship: 10:30am/6:30pm
Worship: 6:30pm; Thurs.
Breakthrough Worship Center
1709 Hampton Highway, Tabb
Located at the Coventry intersection
Pastor M.A. Truckenmiller
Church: 865-1189 or 865-7679
Office Hours: 9am-1pm; Mon.-Wed.
Worship Service: 11am
Children's Service: 11am
Bible Studies, all ages: 7pm; Wed.
Souls Harbor Christian Center
307 Theatre Rd., Yorktown
Pastor Pat Duffy
Phone: 867-7565 Pastor: 439-0006
Sun. School: 9:45am
Worship: 10:30am
Children's Church: 10:30am
Wed. Night: 6:30pm
Faith For Living Outreach Center
130 Goodwin Neck Rd., Yorktown
Pastors George and Delores Borum
Phone: 898-1994 Pastor: 898-6820
Sun. School: 9:45am Worship: 11am
New Light Church
7816 George Washington Memorial
Highway, Yorktown
Reverend Wilmer L. Landry
Pastor: 726-0413/Pager: 884-3261
Morning Worship: 10:45am
Sunday School: 9:45am
New Harvest Family Church
400 City Hall Ave, Ste B, Poquoson
Pastor Richard Ashworth
Phone: 696-3424
Sunday School: 9:15-10:45am
Worship Service: 10:30am
Living Word Family Church
110 Industry Drive, Tabb
Pastor Clint Ashe, Jr.
Phone: 867-8024Office Hours: 9am-5pm, Mon.-Fri.
School of the Bible: 9:30am; Worship:
10:30 and 7pm;
Living Word Academy K3-9th grade
Peninsula Community Chapel
4209 Big Bethel Road, Yorktown
Pastor Tom Kenney
Phone: 867-8530
Worship: 9am/10:45am
Huntington Mennonite Church
785 Harpersville Rd., Newport News
Pastor Eric Musser
Phone: 595-6889
Sunday School: 9:30am
Worship: 10:45am
Hampton Roads Community Church
28 Harpersville Road
Church Phone: 273-4380
Worship: 9am
Poquoson Apostolic Church
Poquoson Middle School
985 Poquoson Ave, Poquoson
Phone: 880-2858
Pastor Roberto Ruck
Sunday School/Worship Service: 10:30am
Bible Study: 7:30pm; Tues.
Covenant Memorial
53 Wythe Creek Road, Poquoson
Phone: 887-4711
Praise and Worship at 10am
Preaching of the Word at 11am
Call 930-4244 or 865-6576
Seaford Church of Christ
1709 Seaford Road, Seaford
Phone: 898-7445 Minister: 898-4988
Joe E. Parrish, Jr., Minister
Sunday School: 9:45am/Worship 10:45am
Evening Worship/Youth Groups 6:30pm
Bible Study: 7pm; Wed.
Grafton Christian Church Disciples of Christ
109 Brick Church Road, Grafton
Rev. John Falk, Minister
Phone: 898-8977
Office Hours: 9am-noon; Tues./Thurs.
Sunday Worship: 9:30am/11am
Sunday School: 10am
Coastal Community Church
6406 Geo. Wash. Mem. Hwy.
Pastor Shaun Brown
Phone: 867-5683
Morning Worship: 9am/11am
Peninsula Vineyard Christian Fellowship
3630 George Washington Memorial Highway
Pastor Don Freeman
Phone: 867-5190
Worship: 10am
Waters Edge Hampton
2011 Cunningham Drive, Hampton
Pastor Stuart Hodges
Meeting Times: 9:45am/11:10am
Waters Edge Newport News
836 J. Clyde Morris Blvd, Newport News
Pastor Stuart Hodges
Meeting Times: 9:45am/11:10am
Waters Edge Yorktown
6830 George Washington Memorial Highway
Phone: 867-7378
Pastor Stuart Hodges
Meeting Times: 8:20am/9:45am/11:10am/4:30 pm/6pm
Waters Edge Online
Pastor Stuart Hodges
Meeting Times: Tuesdays at 7:30pm
Thursdays 12:00pm
Ivy Farms Church of the Brethren
681 Dresden Drive, Newport News
Phone: 596-8884
Rev. Kenneth Peterson, Pastor
Northside Christian Church
1300 George Washington Hwy., Yorktown
Phone: 595-5890
Larry Jones, Senior Minister
Services: 9am/10:45am
Nelson Chapel
Naval Weapons Station, Lafayette Road - Housing Area
LCDR David Cromer, Chaplain
Phone: 887-4711
Protestant Sunday Worship: 10am
Catholic Mass: Sunday 8:30am
Pentacostal Service: 1pm
Herederos Con Cristo
1233 Shields Road, Newport News
Phone: 234-4430
Pastora Elba Vazquez
Services: 11:00am/2:30pm 7:00pm Thurs.


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A thirty-two clock hour driver education classroom curriculum guide
Title: | A thirty-two clock hour driver education classroom curriculum guide |
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Date: | 1990 |
A thirty-two clock hour driver education classroom curriculum guide.
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