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Radioman Robert Clark . USAAF 96 Group 337 Squadron (d.22nd June 194-)
On June 22nd on a mission to Huls, Germany, aircraft 42-5877 was shot down. The Pilot was Harold C Russell and Radioman Robert Clark is listed as KIA.Nick Schultz
Radioman Robert Clark . USAAF 96 Group 337 Squadron (d.22nd June 194-)
On June 22nd on a mission to Huls, Germany, aircraft 42-5877 was shot down. The Pilot was Harold C Russell and Radioman Robert Clark is listed as KIA.Nick Schultz
Ron Clark . Evacuee
In 1937 my family moved to the new estate being built by Costains at Elm Park. in the Borough of Hornchurch, Essex. I was 7 years of age. We had come from an area where railways were the only thing that mattered to a young boy, and to find myself in a house where no trains could be seen, and only heard if the wind was in the right direction, it seemed that life had completely lost its meaning!
Fortunately, salvation was at hand, as I soon discovered another interest which has been part of my life to this day. Our garden backed on to a small field, and beyond that, not 250 yards away, was a much larger field containing machines I had previously only seen in books � silver biplanes with colourful markings. I had discovered RAF Hornchurch, with its Gloster Gauntlets and Gladiators, and it was right on my doorstep!
I soon made some like minded friends, and we would spend hours by the perimeter fence, close by the main hangars, and watch the pilots in their immaculate white overalls climb on board, taxi and take off, sometimes right over our heads. My notebook soon filled up with the aircraft numbers, and we probably logged all the resident aircraft. Needless to say, there was much excitement when we spotted a visitor.
In 1939 I went to their Empire airday display. It was held just before my ninth birthday, and I went alone. Can you imagine that happening in current times? My one vivid recollection was my first sight of a Spitfire, two of them in fact. The first arrived flying parallel to and quite close to the crowd line. It was quite low, nose up with flaps and wheels down, and probably only a few knots above the stall. As it came to the centre of the crowd, with immaculate timing another Spitfire came in from the same direction but further out, and racing at a speed most of the crowd station personnel had never previously seen. The effect was electrifying.
When war came, I was evacuated to Swindon, where my interest in trains was rekindled, but as it was all quiet (raid wise) at home I was allowed to return in March 1940.
The airfield was now swarming with Spitfires, also some Blenheims and Defiants. Towards the end of May, we were awakened each morning literally at the crack of dawn when virtually the entire complement of Spitfires, three and sometimes four squadrons of them, would take off, not returning until the evening. They would spend the day at forward bases nearer the coast to help cover the evacuation from Dunkirk, but of course we did not know this at the time.
Eventually the raids started, and I spent many hours in the Anderson shelter with my mother. I recall at least one occasion after the siren had sounded that a Miles Magister would be calmly doing �circuits and bumps�. I have flown a few aircraft since, and watched numerous others, but I have never seen any aircraft side slipping as that Magister often did. After the aircraft returned from their sorties they would often do a �victory� roll, either horizontally or vertically. In the film Battle of Britain a pilot is carpeted for this practice, but it was commonplace at Hornchurch, and good for the moral of the locals. Another boost would come each evening when the Station tannoy system would broadcast an upbeat assessment of the days activities. I remember asking my father what �fine fettle� was on hearing that the boys on the Station were in it!
Things did begin to get quite scary, culminating in a bomb landing in the road outside our house. It could not have been a large one as the house was not demolished, but the damage was sufficient to make it uninhabitable, enforcing a move to stay with my grandparents in Barking, on the eastern fringes of London. As it turned out this was not such a good idea, as shortly thereafter the bombing of the airfields lessened, the day and night blitz on London started, and we had moved several miles nearer to it!
However, that is another story. While we were away, the house was requisitioned by the local authority, and we didn�t regain possession until 1948, the year I joined the RAF. The airfield had long since been abandoned by Fighter Command, and as I recall the only flying activity was provided by a few ATC gliders and their tugs.Ron Clark
F/O Russell S Clark . RCAF 408 Sqd.
Samuel William Clark . Royal Navy HMS Eagle from Southwark)
My grandad, Samuel Clark, joined the Navy in 1940. He trained at HMS Collingwood naval base and I have inherited a group photo taken at Collingwood. Whilst serving on HMS Eagle (an aircraft carrier ship) in the Med, the ship was torpedoed by the German U-73 submarine and sank within 6 minutes. Sam dived off and managed to stay afloat until rescued (there were two rescue boats - British escort destroyer HMS Laforey and the tug HMS Jaunty - and they managed to rescue over 900 men. 158 men were lost at sea.) Grandad was one of the lucky ones that day. He used to love to tell how he was stranded at sea with sharks swimming around him for several hours!Leah Zotiades
L/Cpl. Sidney Clark . British Army
Pte. Thomas Clark . British Army 9th Btn. (Machine Gun) Y company Northumberland Fusiliers from Coney Garth, Bothal, Morpeth)
(d.1st Aug 1943)
This is some information I found out about my grandfather's brother who joined up and went off to war. He was in the 9th Machine Gun Regiment in the Northumberland Fusiliers. He came from a small village called Coney Garth, Bothal, near town of Morpeth. I have found out a lot of information from relatives about my great uncle and this has increased my admiration of what he did. I have also read letters he wrote home during basic training and while serving overseas. Regrettably he died a POW after the fall of Singapore. I have also received a photo of his grave from the commonwealth war graves, which was a fantastic surprise. I was purely wanting to share my findings with yourselves and anyone else researching into military ancestors. For me the following was very relevant.
He trained in the UK, then was shipped to numerous areas until finally docking in Singapore, he saw action for weeks and was also injured while manning a Lewis Machine gun, from records I have found, he manned the gun until orders were given to fall back. When I found out he died a POW and under the conditions it was an emotional experience for me, even though I've never seen pictures of him as a man, (only as a child) I felt, by digging through and finding out what he went through, an emotional connection. I also lay a wreath every year at Bothal Village church (next to the War Memorial) in honour of his memory. He gave his life today for our tomorrow, and I can never imagine what he went through as a young man. He is buried ay Chungkai in Siam.
I have total admiration and feel proud of what he did during the war. Information i would love to find out is, when was he injured, where was e injured and what was happening at the time. Not sure if anyone can help point me in the right direction to get this kind of information, anything would be much appreciatedG Scott
S Clark. . 428 Sqd.
Alfred Henry "Curly " Clarke . British Army Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry from London)
Alfred Clark was a Bren Gunner in the DCLI.Roland Clarke
C Clarke .
Charles Clarke . Army
Whilst looking through some of my Grandmother's old letters I found a 10 page letter from my uncle Charles Clarke which he sent at the end of the war, when he was serving with the British Army in Germany, and on the small envelope she marked MY MASTERPIECE. I copied it out as I thought it was so well written although some of the grammar is not that good. Anyway I copied it out exactly as he had written it, and thought it very interesting. I attach a copy and hope it will be of interest to you, obviously the original is very fragile and on very thin paper.
Tuesday on board ship
Dear Mom
I am writing this on board while waiting for the other troops to arrive. I told you in my other letter that 24 of us had to do escort, well 500 POW coming on board shortly and they are being repatriated to Germany they are billeted below decks in the foremost part of the ship.
The ship is called the Empire Cutlass and it looks quite a good tub has been repainted. We have to do guards on the ship the 24 of us 2 hours on 6 hours off. We have officer�s bunks and cabins the other blokes on the draft have to sleep below decks and civvies. It is warm in here and is sat in a big armchair writing this. My bunk has a clean white pillow and its lovely and clean in here, polished red floor.
They have the wireless on the loud speakers are playing dance music. The officer said that we shant have any trouble with the jerries, but we have to keep them below decks and our blokes from mixing with them. When I go on guard I have to wear my life belt and carry a rifle and bayonet.
I do my first 2 hours as soon as they come above and while they are on boat drill. There shouldn�t be much to do as we are only on the water 24 hours. A boat has just pulled in from Cookshaven with British troops on leave. The sea looks calm enough and an old sailor says we should have a good voyage. We have three Sgts in the cabin, ten of us altogether.
Have been on top deck and had a look around. When you are in here you cannot imagine you are on a ship until you look up and see the porthole. Tell Tom I am on the starboard side, I know that because it says so on the notice. We are having the toilet change from officers to us we have civvies on board they are in with the troops. Our blokes can�t come on board until the P.O.W.�s are on, they are late already.
Had my dinner on board and it was a treat had prunes for pudding. We also get an extra meal and tea through the night on this guard. I am with 4 of the blokes from Farnborough. Shall write to Ken as soon as I get a chance perhaps tomorrow. Well the blokes coming from Germany are loaded with cases and stuff so I reckon there must have been a bit of swapping and changing going on. Shall be glad when we get under weigh now and get there, then I shall get a bit settled for 6 months I hope. I haven�t got my cigs out of my pack yet, as a bloke has lent me 20 until I can get to them.
Well I am about ready for my tea, but how long I shall keep it is according to the weather.
I have just done my guard duty we have the jerries aboard, they have them doing fire duty and boat drill right now. We have left England now. The boat is going smooth right now, hope it lasts. The jerries are right above our heads walking about. Roll on the time when I am coming back and instead of looking for Cookhaven I am looking for Hull.
They are giving orders to the Germans over the loudspeakers in German. I see we have a number of women aboard I wonder where they are too. Have just had my tea some of the blokes are serving up the grub in the galley so I had a good helping of peas and meat Bread butter and jam its pure white and it tastes a treat. Well I am going to have a lie down now and try to get some sleep, but I expect I shall be on guard again soon. I have been on this crate since 11 am this morning and we didn�t sail until 6pm. I will write some more to this as soon as I get a chance we have a lav for escort only with hot water and shower it was the officers but had a notice put up to say Escort only. Cheerio a bit.
Well here I am it is about 10.30 am on Wednesday morning and I am lying in my berth writing this. Did a guard this morning 3.30am till 5.30 on the deck and it was damned cold, you should have seen me with my balaclava on and life belt on. I came in and had a good sleep I am on again at 3.30pm we are supposed to arrive in Cookshaven about 6pm.
Have just had tea and biscuits and for supper last night we had a chop and potatoes and breakfast fish �haddock� potatoes bread butter and jam. I had a ration last night 20 cigs and one bar of chocolate a pkt of biscuits and a can of beer it came to 1/10 the lot all duty free you see. I had one of the Sgt ration an all but only had one lot of beer. Wonder how far we are inland when we get there. I was talking to one of the gerries and he told me he was shot down over Britain in 1942 so I wondered if he had bombed Brum. If I thought he did, I should have kept him below decks all the while I was on. Talk about old men some of them are grey and bald. They seem happy at going home anyway.
Well I think it is about time I had a wash and shave I have not been SICK up to yet but I am not going to speak to soon.
I have just had my dinner; we had beef, potatoes, cabbage and RICE PUDDING.
Wish I could send you some of this bread; its lovely the crust is crisp. They give you a little card when you come aboard mine has number 1 on it so I am first in the queue every time, so I get mine before it gets cold. We are having a very calm trip up to now. I think we shall be a bit late getting in. By the time I have finished this it will be about 10 pages and you will have sailed across the North Sea.
The sea is blue and I think the sun is going to shine and I hope this wind drops, it is, but it makes your face a little sore and your lips dry. Have just had some orange and it went down a treat. I shall post this as soon as I get in. Don�t throw this letter away I should like to keep it, as it is my first trip at sea. My feet where lovely and warm while I was I bed, you see I have a radiator right at my side. The prisoners are taking a stroll around the deck foremost of the ship they have been polishing their boots and getting spick and span for their return home. I bet someone is happy somewhere waiting for their return. They have come from all over the place some from the USA and some from Canada so they must have had quite a trip. They are just about to have their dinner and the German interpreter has been called to get them down, so I expect we shall be going out on duty again in a very few minutes. We may get some more cigs before we disembark I have just asked the Sgt if we have British stamps over here and he says we don�t have any stamps at all, so that�s one thing I will have to get. There are light ships all along the route with lights all over them to mark the route.
I am glad I had this job because you get better accommodation the other blokes are in 5 tier bunks they are only sack bagging stretched across a frame. They spend more time on the deck than they do in their beds. It has just been announced that we have high tea at 4 o clock.
Have arrived in Germany and am in a big building like a hotel, am moving out in the morning. Have changed my money and am about to have my supper. Was not seasick at all.
Well Mom this is all for now Cheerio All of the Best All my Love
Ps Will write again as soon as I can. Write SoonSusan Coates
Pte. Firth Clarke . British Army West Yorkshire Regiment from Brighouse, Yorkshire)
Pte. Firth Clarke was captured early in the war and held prisoner through to the end. He was held in Stalag XXB. He rarely spoke of his time there, but on occasions told of stealing sugar hidden in a drum after a concert and getting German guards to help lift it as it was too heavy, of having shrapnel removed from his leg/ankle by German doctors, of walking home through Poland and refusing to remove his boots in case he was never able to get them back on. He was fond of boxing and gambling.
This second picture is of Firth at Stalag XXb (he did spend a short while in XXA before being moved to XXB)
Firth after the war (sadly he died in 1960) � he had had time to recover from the weight loss caused by walking home through Poland, so I guess the picture is about 1947/8?
If anyone recognises him, I would love to get in touch and find out more.Steve Clarke
Sergeant H Clarke . RAF 35 Squadron
My grandfather was a pilot in 35 Squadron: Robert Thomas Morris, born September 1912. He died as a 'tail-end-Charlie' on 1 August 1942. He was a RAF Volunteer Reserve from Eccleshall, and his grave in marked in Flushing, Netherlands. He was a member of the crew flying in Halifax II, W1100, TL-G of 35 Squadron at RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
They were on a raid to Dusseldorf and were hit by flak over the target but managed to get as far as Holland before crashing near Serooskerke (Zeeland), on Schouwen. Two of the crew, my grandfather and Sgt B S Braybrook RAAF, were killed and the rest were taken prisoner.
Does anyone have any information, and even a picture of him?
The full crew was
Sgt Bertram Stanley Braybrook RAAF 403470. KIA, age 22 (Vlissingen Northern Cemetery) Sgt R.T. Morris, RAF VR 1230755. KIA, age 29 (Vlissingen Northern Cemetery) P/O R. Casey was interned in Camps 8B/344/L3. POW No.25114 with P/O C.C. Spencer, POW No.25120. Sgt H. Clarke in Camps 8B/344, POW No.25118 with Sgt W.A. Elliott, POW No.25116 and Sgt C.A.C. Pithers, POW No.25117.Cat Turner
Sgt. Henry James Clarke . Royal Air Force Navigator 10 Squadron from Westminster, London)
(d.15th Feb 1944)
Harry was a navigator for bombing raids. He joined the RAF after lying about his age. He pretended to be 7 years older than he actually was. One day after he had finished all his missions he came across a friend of his who was ill and had to do a mission. He took on his friend's mission and it was on this mission that he was shot down and killed. He died at the age of 24.Alex Cope
Henry William Clarke . British Army Royal Army Medical Corps from Harvest Road, Smethwick)
My grandfather Henry Clarke was in the Royal Army Medical Corps. I know he signed up in Birmingham. I wondered if anyone had any information?Johanna Clarke
Pte. John Clarke . British Army Royal Horse Artillery from Walsall)
My dad Jack Clarke, was in the Royal Horse Artillery fighting rearguard near Dunkirk when he was captured and spent the next six years as a POW in Stalag 8. I would love to find out more about his time in the camp so I could understand more of what it was like for the POW's living through their ordeal but he was a proud man and would never talk about it.
If there is anyone who could tell me more about his regiment and the camps I would be more than grateful.Gary Clarke
P. Clarke . Merchant NavyVin Mullen
F/Sgt. R. F. Clarke . Royal Canadian Air Force w/op 419 Sqd.
2nd from left K F McCallum, 3rd from left J H MacKay, 4th: A C Weston, 5th: John McKellar, with R F Clark, S A Musto and W H Murrell. Behind them is VR-W, KB-707.Mark McKellar
P/O Robert Barclay Clarke . Royal Air Force flight eng. 106 Sqd. (d.30th Aug 1944)
Sgt T "Darkie" Clarke . RAF 12sqd
F/Sgt. T. T. Clarke . Royal Air Force 460 Sqd.
Pte. Thomas Clarke . United States Army
Pte. Thomas Clarke . United States Army
L/Cpl. Victor Cecil "Nobby" Clarke . British Army Royal Signals from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire)
My father never talked about his particpation in the war only that he was in the Signal Regiment. The only time he said anything was after thunderstorms because he would cower under the stairs with fright (something happened whilst he was wearing radio headset and lightening struck his antenna).Alan Clarke
Pte. William Clarke . Australian Army
P/O Robert Clarke. DFC. RAF 626 Sqn
Leonard Douglas Clasby . Army The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
L/Cpl. George F. "Sailor" Clason MM.. British Army Seaforth Highlanders from Longmeadow, Mass. USA.)
My half brother, George F. Clason, took a discharge from the American Navy in 1939 while stationed in California and joined the Seaforth Highlanders and was shipped to England. I don't know where he first saw action but do know it went through Sicily and up through Italy. I do know he was in a building that was shelled and all were killed except him and he was not hurt. He got the MM medal for an action when he was behind enemy lines with a radio and stayed there while under heavy enemy fire and guided the allied artillery which resulted in heavy losses. He was a L/Cpl and was put in for a field commission but before he got it he was again behind enemy lines with a radio. The Germans sneaked up on him and took him prisoner and was sent to Stalag 7A.
When freed by the Americans on April 20th, 1945 he was sent to England and shortly later to Vancouver, Canada where they had a parade for him. I understand he was offered the commission if he wanted to stay in the service but declined because he wanted to come home to the U.S. Americans that joined a foreign service up to this time lost their citizenship. He was the test case in Congress that changed that.Alexander Hutton
Jack Clausner .
Jean Marcel Clav�? . French Army from France)
My grandfather Jean Marcel Clav� was a prisoner of war in Stalag 13B.Noel Clav�?
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Some LDC charges dropped, no decision on Wiesner
A judge has dropped five of the 25 charges against businessman Dan Lynch in the Monroe County LDC investigation, ruling they were filed too late to meet the statute of limitations.
Lynch is a former Siemens executive accused of bid rigging to win contracts from the Local Development Corporation handling a major county communications system upgrade.
Judge Robert Noonan let the remaining charges against Lynch and three other defendants stand. But his ruling didn't address another issue in the case: whether charges against former Water Authority Security Director Robert Wiesner will be dropped permanently.
The State Attorney General agreed to drop bid-rigging charges against Wiesner after admitting Wiesner had asked to testify before the grand jury and been denied. But the A-G hopes to present its case to a new grand jury and possibly reinstate the charges. Wiesner's attorney wants them dropped for good.
Today in court he argued that the Attorney General mismanaged the case and repeated that media were tipped off about his arrest in a deliberate effort to ebarass his client politially. Wiesner is married to Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks.
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The No. 16 Gophers will send an exclusively Minnesotan roster to the NCAA Championships on Saturday.
No. 16 Gophers Set for NCAA Championships
Minnesota will run at the 2015 NCAA Championships on Saturday in Louisville.
Plasencia Earns USTFCCCA Honor
Steve Plasencia has been honored as the USTFCCCA Midwest Region Coach of the Year.
Gophers Head to Kansas for NCAA Regional
The men's 10-kilometer race is set for 1 p.m. CT while the women's six-kilometer race starts at 12 p.m. CT.
Fall Finale Next Up on Schedule
The Gophers will send a small contingency of runners to Collegeville, Minn.
Roy Griak enters his 19th season as the Golden Gophers' full-time track and field/cross country administrative assistant in 2015-16. He had previously served as Minnesota's cross country and track & field coach for 33 years from 1963-1996.
A letterwinner in both cross country and track and field during his collegiate running career for the Golden Gophers, Griak earned his bachelor's degree in education from the U of M in 1949, adding his master's degree in 1950. Griak went on to teach at Nicolett High School and then at the Mankato Public Schools before he began teaching and coaching at St. Louis Park High School in 1953.
Griak, who was inducted into the prestigious Drake Relays Coaches' Hall of Fame in April of 1993, took over the reigns of the Minnesota program in 1963, replacing his old coach Jim Kelly.
He led the Golden Gophers to Big Ten cross country titles in 1964 and 1969. His 1968 cross country squad finished second at the Big Ten meet and placed fourth at the NCAA Championships. Griak added a Big Ten track and field title to his resume in 1968.
In addition to three Big Ten titles, his cross country squads produced three second-place and seven third-place finishes in league meets. Overall, he coached a total of 47 cross country and track and field All-Americans during his tenure, including three NCAA champions. His athletes collected 60 Big Ten Conference individual titles as well.
When Griak stepped off the track for the last time in 1996, Minnesota honored its legendary coach by naming the nation's largest annual cross country meet, formerly the Minnesota Invitational, after Griak. Griak then became the administrative assistant for cross country and track & field.
As the track and field and cross country administrative assistant, Griak takes care of scheduling, budget and equipment duties. He also plans special events and projects, fundraisers and acts as a liaison to the administration.
Griak resides in Plymouth, Minn.
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The duo earned USTFCCCA All-Academic honors while the Gophers program was honored with as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Team.
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As we first told you last week, the widow of State Rep. David Coley, Marti, has announced her plans to run for her late husband's seat.
Marti Coley held a series of news conferences in Panama City Beach, Marianna and Tallahassee Monday. She says her teenage daughter first brought the idea to her attention.
Coley says she hopes to fulfill her husband's dream and fight for the things he stood for in Tallahassee.
The primary election will be held late in May and a general election in June to determine who will fill the District 7 House seat. The district covers all of two counties and parts of seven others between Tallahassee and south Walton County.
No one else has announced intentions yet to run for the office, but several potential candidates are known to be looking at their options.
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In a Spanish study, nurses trained specifically to resolve acute health problems of low complexity provided care of comparable quality to that of general practitioners.
The findings, published March 21 on the website of the Journal of Advanced Nursing, suggest nurses may be able to take on some of the care generally provided by physicians, the researchers said.
Mireia Fàbregas, MD, of the Institut Català de la Salut, in Barcelona, and her colleagues randomized 1,461 adult patients who requested same-day appointments to see either nurses trained to respond to problems with low complexity or to see general practitioners. The study was conducted in 38 general practices in Catalonia, Spain, with 142 general practitioners and 155 nurses participating. The investigators measured how well patients' symptoms resolved and how satisfied patients were two weeks after the visit.
The investigators found that nurses successfully solved 86.3% of the cases. The health problem that nurses solved with greatest ease was burns, followed by injuries and acute diarrhea. Nurses were less successful at resolving low back pain, acute mild upper respiratory symptoms and urinary discomfort. This lower resolution could be explained by the fact that these problems require more complex physical examinations that are not usual in a nurses daily work, Fàbregas said.
Patients who saw nurses were as satisfied with their visit as those who saw doctors. When patients were asked about their preferences regarding which professional they would like to visit if a similar health problem arose again, more than 40% of patients in each group expressed indifference.
The study abstract is available at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jan.12120/abstract.


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Filmed With The Naked Fury Of Fact!
Filmed With The Naked Fury Of Fact! So screams the poster for this semi-documentary styled pic. Barely a year previously a dozen prisoners escaped from the Colorado State Penitentiary, Canon City, this is the story of that break and subsequent hunt for the escapees.
Written and directed by Crane Wilbur, it stars Scott Brady, Jeff Corey and Whit Bissell. Cinematography is by John Alton and Reed Hadley provides the stentorian narration. Plot is exactly what it says on the cover, men escape prison and as a blizzard rages outside they encounter various memb... read the rest.


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GREENBELT, Md. (WJLA) - A Prince George's County firefighter Sara Shaffer and Prince George's County Police Capt. John Boesman are two recipients of the county's Public Safety Valor Awards presented Wednesday during a luncheon in Greenbelt, Md.
Capt. John Boesman was{} bestowed with the coveted title of police officer of the year for saving a man's life just over a year ago. In March of 2013, Boesman jumped into action when he spotted a man trapped inside a burning, overturned van.
"You get tunnel vision you get singly focused," Boesman said of his heroic actions that day.{} He suffered second-degree burns on his face and hands while trying to save the victim who later succumb to his injuries.
"I was expecting some sort of adrenaline boost," Boesman said, reflecting on the incident. "You know this guy would come free or something, so the frustration continued to mount."
Prince George's County firefighter Sara Shaffer helped saved the life of her colleague Lt. Ryan Emmons who had a part of his arm severed during a January 2013 crash on the Capital Beltway.
Shaffer said she grabbed a backboard and used it as a seesaw to free Emmons from the fire truck which had been struck by a speeding tractor trailer.
"I think it's amazing that she was able to crawl in and reach me," Emmons said of Shaffer's actions.
A year later, his arm is attached and he remains determine to return to duty one day.


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Congratulations to students Zoe Gibbs and Sirikul Karuncharernpanit who have both recently graduated with their PhD's.
Zoe's thesis was on the "Role of Exercise in Management of Symptom Experience and Function for Breast Cancer Survivors in Kenya." Zoe and her father travelled from Kenya to attend her graduation. Zoe runs an Exercise Physiology clinic in Kenya, mostly working with cancer patients and seniors.Sirikul travelled from Thailand to attend her graduation, her thesis was on "The effect of an exercise intervention on physical and cognitive function, psychological health and quality of life amount older adults with dementia in Bangkok, Thailand." Sirikul is a lecturer at the Boromarajonani College of Nursing in Chakriraj in Thailand.


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MOORE — Sam Porter is known as the director of disaster relief for Oklahoma Southern Baptists, but he also serves as leader of other partnership and volunteer mission efforts.
Porter said Oklahoma Baptists have always been mission-minded, with many willing to go on volunteer missions to aid disaster victims in places such as the East Coast and many other parts of the nation and the world.
Nevertheless, Porter told delegates Tuesday at the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma's annual meeting, that he is having difficulty persuading Baptist churches to participate in mission trips in Mexico. Porter said people who would typically be willing to partner with Mexican church leaders are fearful of traveling to the country after seeing and hearing widespread media reports about drug-related violence in Mexico.
Porter said only six Oklahoma churches partnered with Mexican Baptist churches in the past year. He said Mexican church leaders have started more than 60 churches since January 2011 and are looking for church partners in the United States to help them reach more people in their country for Christ.
"They're going to do it without us, but I promise you there's a lot of churches that want to partner with us," he said. "We need more churches who will say 'If God calls me, I will go.'"
Porter said the violence in Mexico that is causing so much concern is between various drug cartels. He said there are few times that tourists or people on mission trips are affected by this brutality.
"As far as I know, everyone that we've sent to Mexico has come back," Porter told delegates gathered at First Baptist Church of Moore, 301 NW 27.
Two church leaders, the Rev. Jimmy May of Trinity Baptist Church in Ardmore, and the Rev. Andy Peck with Bethel Baptist Church in Norman, said they each led mission trips to Acapulco, Mexico, in the past two years. The men told those gathered that their mission efforts were greatly appreciated by their Mexican partners.
Peck, associate pastor at Bethel Baptist, 1717 W Lindsey, said several members of his congregation have participated in the mission trips. He said many of the Mexican church leaders trained through Bethel Baptist's mission efforts now know how "to passionately share their faith."
May, associate pastor at Trinity Baptist, said his congregation has partnered with a Mexican church that was struggling when the ministry relationship was formed.
He said that has changed. May said a vacation Bible school and basketball clinic was held recently, and about 70 people accepted Christ as a result. He said his church group held a baptism ceremony in a hotel swimming pool for the new Christians.
"Mexico is crying out; the fields are crying out," May said, referring to Matthew 9:37.
"We felt very much safe while we were there."
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Meanwhile, delegates prayed for more mission partnerships to be formed with Mexico clergy and their growing churches.
Porter said he has scheduled eight medical mission trips to Mexico in 2013.
"I need some of you to join us on this," he said.


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A momentous countdown.
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"First you were dead," says Ginsburg, "And then all this activity started in your eyelids."
"The perils of technology," deadpans Don. "It's 1969 and you're unable to make fire."
"Why is it that with all the variety of his experiences he still has so many dull days?"
Hooterville was the town where first "Petticoat Junction" took place and then "Green Acres,"a world that gradually grew more and more surreal until finally vanishing in the "rural purge" of the '70s, where networks "cancelled everything with a tree."
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Everybody calls her Mom — her family and friends, and her neighbors at North West Mobile Estates, up at the end of X Street in Rose Village.
But Bonnie "Dia" Rasband, 70, sure has endured more than any mother should.
She's survived seven cancers and 58 surgeries, she said. She divorced her first husband and buried her second. She moved to Vancouver to nurse her ailing mother, and eventually drove the coffin all the way back to Declo, Idaho, "because of a promise I made to Mom." She's suffered a heart attack and gets around in a wheelchair.
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More recently, she has operated an informal food bank out of her mobile home. "She has helped out the community for many years, she distributed food and prepared it for anyone in need," said her friend Sue Roberts. "She is a great lady with a great spirit, and I don't know how she does it."
On the day before Mother's Day, Rasband's trailer burned. She knows it was her own fault: She was smoking, and some ashes apparently flew loose. Oxygen pouring from a medical oxygen tank fueled the blaze. Rasband struggled to splash the fire out with water from a dog bowl — until her grandson, 17-year-old Chris, "overpowered me and picked me up and carried me outside," she said.
The top of Chris' head was singed, Rasband said. Also on the scene was Rasband's 46-year-old daughter, a stroke victim, who landed in the hospital and now is recovering in a nursing home. Rasband herself is staying with friends in an East Vancouver subdivision. Three of her four dogs did not survive.
Rasband's latest misfortune "has affected people in the community, so the community is coming together," said friend Shawnie Kingsbury — who added that Rasband was her main support system when Kingsbury was recovering from meth addiction about a dozen years ago. "This woman is like my mom."
So on Saturday, volunteers from numerous local churches and other agencies came together to continue their daunting project: clean up and fix up Rasband's trailer. The complete list of do-gooders includes Summit View Church, New Life Church, Crossroads Community Church and its volunteer Second Saturday project, Evergreen Bible Church, Memorial Lutheran Church and homegrown community development group Americans Building Community. Waste Management provided a dumpster. Young offenders from Clark County Juvenile Justice helped too.
"God always provides," said James Kingsbury, Shawnie Kingsbury's contractor husband, whose business, JAM Construction, is leading the way. A structural engineer friend of Kingsbury's has donated services, too.
"So you just sit on your hands and let somebody do for you, for a change," Shawnie Kingsbury told Rasband. She added, to a reporter, that Rasband probably won't be able to keep from contributing: "She'll probably go into a friend's trailer and make salads for everybody," she said.
"God sees all and turns it all into good," Rasband said. "I have never been so humbled in my life."
For years, right up until the fire, Rasband has worked with her daughter, Colise Johnson of Portland, to redistribute food donations that come through an informal network of friends. There's nothing official about it — it's word of mouth and below the radar of formal nonprofit agencies such as the Clark Count Food Bank or the umbrella Oregon Food Bank Network — but Kingsbury said a pickup truck full of quality food shows up at Rasband's trailer once a week, and neighbors and friends are sure to follow.
"She bags it, she distributes it equally. She knows her people — it's not a lot of strangers showing up," Kingsbury said. Sometimes she cooks, too.
If all this sounds a little dubious — the smoking, the food bank with no paper trail, the too many dogs to keep track of — Kingsbury says she's painfully aware of it. Rasband probably shouldn't be living in a trailer by herself, she said.
"We said we'd take care of her house, but we've got to get her to take care of herself first," Kingsbury said. "She's got to stop taking in stray dogs. She promised she would."
Rasband's future is an open question. What's not is the weird, singed haircut the fire gave her grandson.
"He thinks it's cool. He wants to keep it that way," said Rasband. "I said, absolutely not."
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So the last few weeks haven't been kind to Governor Romney. There was this, then there was this. Then this. (By the way, the most telling thing about all this is that the name I'm giving a post that describes five pretty massive gaffes or bad moments for the campaign comes from a previous gaffe that has nothing to do with any of this but successfully alienated most of the United Kingdom.)
Then yesterday, Politico ran a storyabout the rapidly-imploding Romney campaign that reeked of McCain '08, albeit this was about a campaign manager rather than a controversial veep pick.
Stuart Stevens, Mitt Romney's top strategist, knew his candidate's convention speech needed a memorable mix of loft and grace if he was going to bound out of Tampa with an authentic chance to win the presidency. So Stevens, bypassing the speechwriting staff at the campaign's Boston headquarters, assigned the sensitive task of drafting it to Peter Wehner, a veteran of the last three Republican White Houses and one of the party's smarter wordsmiths.
Not a word Wehner wrote was ever spoken.
Stevens junked the entire thing, setting off a chaotic, eight-day scramble that would produce an hour of prime-time problems for Romney, including Clint Eastwood's meandering monologue to an empty chair.
Romney's convention stumbles have provoked weeks of public griping and internal sniping about not only Romney but also his mercurial campaign muse, Stevens. Viewed warily by conservatives, known for his impulsiveness and described by a colleague as a "tortured artist," Stevens has become the leading staff scapegoat for a campaign that suddenly is behind in a race that had been expected to stay neck and neck through Nov. 6.
This article is based on accounts from Romney aides, advisers and friends, most of whom refused to speak on the record because they were recounting private discussions and offering direct criticism of the candidate and his staff, Stevens in particular.
Ezra Klein dedicated his Monday issue of the Wonkblog to the Politico piece.
So there was all that. Then the 47% video broke, thanks to some work by the folks over at Mother Jones. By the way, let's also note where this video was recorded. David Corn, who first broke the story, reports on the fundraiser's host:
But Leder does differ from Romney in one significant fashion: how he likes to have a certain sort of fun. In August 2011, the New York Post reported,
It was as if the Playboy Mansion met the East EBond at a wild party at private-equity titan MarcLeder's Bridgehampton estate, where guests cavorted nude in the pool and performed sex acts, scantily dressed Russians danced on platforms and men twirled lit torches to a booming techno beat. The divorced Sun Capital Partners honcho rented a sprawling beachfront mansion on Surf Side Road for $500,000 for the month of July. Leder's weekly Friday and Saturday night parties have become the talk of the Hamptons—and he ended them in style last weekend with his wildest bash yet. Russell Simmons and ex-wife Kimora Lee attended a more subdued party thrown byLeder—who's an event chair for Simmons' Art For Life charity—on July 29 together. But the revelry hit a frenzied point the next day before midnight when a male guest described as a "chubby white meathead" and a "tanned" female guest stripped and hopped into the pool naked.
At Romney's fundraiser at Leder's Boca Raton home, not a single sex act was recorded.
But remember social conservatives – the Republicans are with you. They're the party of traditional values. After all, where else could they raise money but at the home of a hedge fund manager who loves to throw swingers parties? (Does it even need to be noted that if Obama held a fund raiser at a home that's also been used for orgies, the right wing would be all over him?) Anyway, back to the 47% video. Here's what Governor Romney said:
There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it. That that's an entitlement. And the government should give it to them. And they will vote for this president no matter what …
These are people who pay no income tax. 47 percent of Americans pay no income tax. So our message of low taxes doesn't connect… my job is not to worry about those people. I'll never convince them that they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives.
Well then. I'll let the blogosphere take this one on since they all have said more than enough.
First, Matthew Cantirino at First Things once again corrects the glib, dishonest "47 percent statistic."
The idea that half the nation is part of some dependent class is an utter myth.
Sullivan gathered up a bunch of responses here. He also had this to say:
What we do know is that Mitt Romney has no intention of appealing to the 47 percent of Americans he regards as pathetic parasites. That's a novel way of campaigning for president.
Chait says the gaffe shows that Romney is unqualified to serve as president.
To think of Romney's leaked discourse as a "gaffe" grossly misdescribes its importance. Indeed the comments' direct impact on the outcome of the election will probably be small. Romney repeated the wildly misleading but increasingly popular conservative talking point that 47% of Americans pay no income taxes. The federal income tax is, by design, one of the most progressive elements of the American tax system, but well over 80% of non-retired adults pay federal taxes. But most people hear "income taxes" and think "taxes," which is why the trick of using one phrase to make audiences think of the other is a standard GOP trick when discussing taxes. For that very reason, it won't strike many voters as an insult: Most people who don't pay income taxes do pay other taxes, and fail to distinguish between them, and thus don't consider themselves among the 47% scorned by Romney.
Instead the video exposes an authentic Romney as a far more sinister character than I had imagined. Here is the sneering plutocrat, fully in thrall to a series of pernicious myths that are at the heart of the mania that has seized his party. He believes that market incomes in the United States are a perfect reflection of merit. Far from seeing his own privileged upbringing as the private-school educated son of an auto executive-turned-governor as an obvious refutation of that belief, Romney cites his own life, preposterously, as a confirmation of it. ("I have inherited nothing. Everything I earned I earned the old fashioned way.")
Dreher bemoans the choice given to us this fall:
My reaction to listening to excerpts from Obama's "bitter clingers" speech: That guy doesn't understand or like people like me and mine. My reaction to listening to excerpts from Romney's "47 percent" speech: That guy doesn't understand or like people like me and mine.
One of these guys will be president for the next four years. Dammit.
Ezra Klein points out that the reason 47% don't pay income tax is because of the things passed by Republicans.
Part of the reason so many Americans don't pay federal income taxes is that Republicans have passed a series of very large tax cuts that wiped out the income-tax liability for many Americans. That's why, when you look at graphs of the percent of Americans who don't pay income taxes, you see huge jumps after Ronald Reagan's 1986 tax reform and George W. Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts. So whenever you hear that half of Americans don't pay federal income taxes, remember: Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush helped build that. (You also see a jump after the financial crisis begins in 2008, but we can expect that to be mostly temporary.)
It's hard to argue that Barro is wrong. There is no way to spin these comments in Romney's favor, just as there was no way to defend Romney's blunders on the embassy and consulate attacks last week. That doesn't mean that there won't be some desperate attempts to do so, but they won't do any good. Much like the blunder last week, the argument Romney's making in the video is nonsense and it is expressed in a way designed to alienate the largest number of people possible. Many of the people Romney was disparaging in this video are reliably Republican voters, and they have just been reminded that their party's nominee has no respect for them. If "respect conservatism" exists, this is the opposite of it.
More than anything else, what makes this video damaging is that it confirms what most Americans already suspect about Romney: he holds at least half the country in contempt, including many of the people that normally vote Republican. It isn't just that Romney expresses contempt and pity for "anyone who isn't going to vote for him," as Barro says. What makes this stand out as exceptionally arrogant is the fact that he clearly has contempt for many of the people who were likely to vote for him. This is another self-inflicted wound that comes from Romney's willingness to say whatever his supporters want to hear regardless of the merits, and it's another reminder why more Americans dislike Romney than like him. It remains to be seen how many will opt to sit out this election, but this could hardly have come at a worse time for a flailing, wounded campaign.
This GOP meme—which Romney has yet to endorse publicly, but seems to be endorsing here—is, among other things, a betrayal of a conservative invention: the Earned Income Tax Credit. The EITC was created by Sen. Russell Long D., La. (who in spite of being Huey Long's son was pretty conservative); greatly expanded under Ronald Reagan; and then expanded yet again under Bill Clinton. The idea was that you should reward the "deserving" working poor, as opposed to the un-deserving poor on welfare. But after Clinton ended "welfare as we know it" in 1996 it got harder to scapegoat welfare recipients. So conservatives decided, what the hell, thereare no deserving poor. As Romney says in the video above, poor folks who pay no taxes (on income earned from—remember—working!) don't "take personal responsibility and care for their lives." Shame on him.
One theme in Chris Hayes's book Twilight of The Elites is the notion that an elite cut off from the rest of society actually degrades. It comes to think of itself as intrinsically better than the rest of society, that it's success is a strict matter of providence. Effectively the elite becomes divorced from reality. What is most jarring about Romney's comments here is that divorce, that sense that Romney's grasp of America is so thin, that he believes that half of it is dismissible strictly on the grounds of laziness.I don't really know what to say about a man who believes that one in two Americans believe that "the government has a responsibility to care for them." Romney is right. Obama does start off with a big lead, but that is because he would never enter the race conceding that fully half the country was beyond his reach. A politician conceding that sort of field position is an embarrassment to himself, and his political party.Head over to MoJo and reach the whole thing. Echoing Andrew Sullivan here, but this is a big deal. Mitt Romney has the self-ether machine set on "Kill."


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Tom Golisano isn't romantic. Not about life and not about public service, although it's easy to think that only a man in love with civics would run for governor three times. Since that 2002 race, the political wannabe has worked to raise his profile, donating $14 million to the Rochester Institute of Technology, the largest gift the school has ever received. He's also expanded from the exciting world of payroll services—where he made his fortune—and bought the NHL's floundering Buffalo Sabres for $92 million, vastly raising his upstate profile.read on...an interesting article and please note: this article is from an alternative newspaper...
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Bree is back in surgery. She is having her lingual tonsils removed. They are a second set that sit on the base of the tongue. Hers are so big they obstruct her airway when she sleeps which is what's causing her sleep Apnia.
She got out of surgery around 10:15. It went well and she still a little grumpy but she's drinking and is about to have lunch.
For the record this was the 19th time she's been under anestesita. One more and she gets a set of steak lives!


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Haun is a name that came to England in the 11th century wave of migration that was set off by the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Haun family lived in Haughton, Cheshire. The name of this place derives from the Old English word halh, which means nook or recess, and tun, which means village or settlement. There are numerous places son named in England and an individual case of the name may derive from any of those locations.
The surname Haun was first found in Cheshire at Haughton (or Haughton Moss), a village and civil parish. This village is by far the largest of the listings of the place name in England. Looking back further, there are at least three listings of the place name Haughton in the Domesday Book in its earliest forms: Hoctum in Nottinghamshire; Haustone in Shropshire; and Halstone or Haltone in Staffordshire. [1] Today Haughton Castle is a privately owned country mansion near the village of Humshaugh, Northumberland and dates back to the 13th century when it was a tower house. It was enlarged and fortified in the 14th century. By the 16th century, the castle had fallen into ruin but by the early 19th century the ruins were converted into the mansion it is today. Houghton Hall is a country house in Norfolk, England built for British Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole.
Spelling variations in names were a common occurrence in the eras before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago. In the Middle Ages, even the literate regularly changed the spellings of their names as the English language incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other European languages. Many variations of the name Haun have been found, including Haughton, Houghton, Hoctor, Hector and others.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Haun research. Another 343 words (24 lines of text) covering the years 1114, 1130, 1605, 1691, 1720 and 1720 are included under the topic Early Haun History in all our PDF Extended History products.
Another 51 words (4 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Haun Notables in all our PDF Extended History products.
Some of the Haun family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 199 words (14 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products.
For many English families, the social climate in England was oppressive and lacked opportunity for change. For such families, the shores of Ireland, Australia, and the New World beckoned. They left their homeland at great expense in ships that were overcrowded and full of disease. Many arrived after the long voyage sick, starving, and without a penny. But even those were greeted with greater opportunity than they could have experienced back home. Numerous English settlers who arrived in the United States and Canada at this time went on to make important contributions to the developing cultures of those countries. Many of those families went on to make significant contributions to the rapidly developing colonies in which they settled. Early North American records indicate many people bearing the name Haun were among those contributors:
Haun Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Haun Settlers in United States in the 19th Century
Haun Settlers in Canada in the 18th Century
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Malgre le tort
Motto Translation: Despite the wrong.
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The Haun Family Crest was acquired from the Houseofnames.com archives. The Haun Family Crest was drawn according to heraldic standards based on published blazons. We generally include the oldest published family crest once associated with each surname.
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Anybody who used, or uses Pre-race can probably agree on this. When using PreRace – you can feel like you're in a tunnel, and able to focus on numbers, effort, and the complete workout and/or race.
This can't be achieved by taking only Guarana – commonly use in any caffeine products. There is something about the mixture of PreRace that gives this products a kick – while worth trying.
Suggestive use (if you don't have your own formula yet)
Pre-workout 3/4 scoop w/either OJ or a Grapefruit juice – just to kill the taste.
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For people more sensitive to higher caffeine amounts – use either FE liquid shots or something solid before taking.
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Great park! We stayed here in a 31' pull behind. Great view where we stayed in the B campground. If you are looking for great cell service this is not the place for you it was great for us. Overall, very nice place to stay. The showers where clean, great water pressure and hot water. - Warren's
May 2014 - $20.00
This is a wonderful campground located west of Lead Hill, Arkansas. Almost all sites are rated for 30' RVs maximum, though there are a couple of sites rated for 35' and one site rated for 40' RVs. There are some low hanging limbs on trees, so be careful for rig heights over 12'. Both camping areas (A & B) are on points overlooking beautiful Bull Shoals Lake. Most, not all, sites have 50 amp, all have water, and there is a dump area in Area B. The campground is very clean. The showers and rest rooms are spotless and are cleaned daily. The campground is located in a somewhat remote area of northern Arkansas, so it is a wonderful place to "get away" and enjoy the beauty of nature! The marina is immediately downhill from the campground, and there is a lodge located uphill if you want to rent a room. Bull Shoals Lake is absolutely pristine! This is a perfect place for fishing, water skiing, and even scuba diving! Actually, this campground is not big rig friendly - some low tree limbs, some tight turns, and as mentioned, most sites accomodate a maximum of 30' RVs. But once you are here, you will think it is "this side of heaven"! - geo-gypsy


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2014 Wolf Pack Cross Country
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The Wolf Pack cross country team will begin the season this Friday competing at the Nevada Twilight Classic, in Memory of Jim Vanden Heuvel, at Shadow Mountain Park in Sparks, Nev. The meet is not only the season opener for the Silver & Blue, but also the only meet in Nevada for the Pack this season.
The Nevada Twilight Classic features races for middle and high school students, as well as collegiate men and women. The action kicks off at 6:30 with eighth grade and under boys and girls racing a 4,000-meter course, followed by high school junior varsity boy's and girl's and small school varsity boy's and girl's races starting in 25 minute intervals until the collegiate women's 4,000-meter race at 8:30. The women will be followed by the collegiate men's 4-mile race at 8:50, and action will conclude with the large school varsity girl's 4,000-meter race at 9:15 and the large school varsity boy's 4,000-meter race at 9:40.
Competing this year will be two PAC-12 teams, #21 Utah and UCLA to add some serious competition for the Wolf Pack in what will be the largest Twilight Classic to date with over 800 entries. St. Mary's and the always tough U.C. Riverside will also be competing under the lights this Friday to provide the Pack with a great challenge, and give local high school teams a great race to watch.
Last year's squad dominated the meet by sweeping the top four positions with the team's final scoring runner finishing in seventh place. Second place finisher from last year's event, Demerey Kirsch, returns with a chance to win the meet after finishing in the runner-up position behind former Wolf Pack standout Samantha Diaz a year ago. Kirsch will be joined by senior Caitlin Devitt-Payne who finished third in last year's season opener, junior Emily Myers who brought home a fourth place finish at the Twilight Classic a year ago, and junior Erika Root who finished in seventh.
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Thursday, May 28, 2015 - General
Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
Thursday, May 21, 2015 - Golf
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Monday, March 9, 2015 - Football
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Friday, March 6, 2015
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Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
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Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
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Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
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