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JAMES (JIM) LOESCHSan Francisco, California United States of America
JAMES (JIM) LOESCH GLOBAL COLLECTIONS SERVICES JAMES LOESCH COLLECTED FUNDS FROM A JUDGEMENT AND FRAUDULENTLY HAD THE CHECK WRITTEN TO HIM AND NEVER PAID US. HE OWES US 10K. San Francisco, California
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Jim Loesch scam is to collect a few judgements for you. Make you trust him and then when you fully trust him, give you a deal where you pay him up front at a discounted rate with the promise he will collect the debt and have the client pay you in
If he contacts you to collect a debt, make sure to let the debtor know that he is a crook. Oh sure, he says this is not a crime. What do you think? Don't let this happen to you.
If you pay him, you may end up still owing the money. SO DO NOT PAY HIM! Pay the debtor directly no matter what he says. Contact the district attorney for more information on JAMES LOESCH. He has not paid off his debt. These will be posted until he has paid in full including what he charged us to collect with interest.
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Depth range (m): 7.6 - 45
Temperature range (°C): 9.967 - 9.967
Nitrate (umol/L): 7.050 - 7.050
Salinity (PPS): 32.083 - 32.083
Oxygen (ml/l): 6.547 - 6.547
Phosphate (umol/l): 0.968 - 0.968
Silicate (umol/l): 13.303 - 13.303
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Doto columbiana
Doto columbiana is a species of sea slug, a Dendronotid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Dotidae.
This species was first described from British Columbia, Canada. It has been reported from the Pacific coast of North America from British Columbia to Santa Barbara, California
This species of Doto has a cream coloured body with grey mottled markings on the back and sides. This pigment can vary from pale grey-brown to almost black in some individuals. The dark pigment forms rings around the bases of the cerata in well-marked specimens.[2]
Doto columbiana feeds on the hydroid Aglaophenia sp., family Aglaopheniidae.[3]
- ^ O'Donoghue, C. H., 1921. Nudibranchiate Mollusca from the Vancouver Island region. Transactions Royal Canadian Institute, 13: 147-209.
- ^ Goddard, J.H.R., 2006 (February 7) Doto columbiana O'Donoghue, 1921. [In] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney.
- ^ McDonald, G., 2015. Intertidal Invertebrates of the Monterey Bay Area, California.
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Making Funeral Arrangements in Ohio
In Ohio, you may name the person who will carry out your funeral arrangements. You can also provide detailed instructions about your final wishes and set aside funds to cover your funeral expenses, including the costs of burial or cremation.
Who Has the Right to Make Funeral Arrangements in Ohio?
Ohio law determines who can make decisions about funerals and body disposition -- that is, burial or cremation -- after someone dies. This right and responsibility goes to the following people, in order:
- a person you appoint in a written document that meets the requirements of Ohio law (see below)
- your surviving spouse
- your only child or, if you have more than one, all of them collectively
- your parent or parents
- your only sibling or, if you have more than one, all of them collectively
- your grandparent or grandparents
- your only grandchild or, if you have more than one, all of them collectively
- your next of kin
- your personal guardian, if you had one at the time of your death
- any other person willing to assume the right, including the personal representative or your estate or the funeral director with custody of your body, or
- a state official.
Appointing your decision maker. To name someone to carry out your final wishes, you must use a document that includes specific information required by the state of Ohio. (Ohio Code § 2108.72.) For a free downloadable form that meets state requirements, see the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Central Ohio. (Choose the "Ohio Disposition Form.")
You must date and sign your form in front of a notary public or two adult witnesses who are not related to you by blood, marriage, or adoption. (Ohio Code § 2108.73.)
If you're in the military. You may name the person who will carry out your final wishes in the Record of Emergency Data provided by the Department of Defense.
Who Pays Funeral Costs in Ohio?
The most recent statistics from the National Funeral Directors Association put the average cost of a funeral at more than $7,000. This figure doesn't cover many common expenses such as cemetery costs, markers, flowers, or obituaries. For many people, after a house and a car, funeral goods and services are the most expensive thing they'll ever buy. It's smart to make a plan to pay for these costs.
You have two basic options for covering your funeral expenses, including the costs of burial or cremation. You can:
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- leave enough money for your survivors to pay the bills.
If you don't do either of these things, your survivors must cover the costs of your funeral arrangements.
Paying in advance. If you want to pay for your funeral arrangements ahead of time, make sure you're dealing with a reputable funeral establishment and clearly document any plans you make, so your survivors can easily carry them out. Though the law requires providers of funeral goods and services to carefully manage your funds (see, for example, Ohio Code § 4717.32), abuses do happen. What's more, if a funeral establishment goes out of business, your careful planning may be lost.
For more information, see The Prepaid Funeral and Its Perils.
Setting aside funds. The safest and easiest way to cover the costs of your final arrangements is to estimate costs and tuck away the funds in an easily accessible, interest-earning bank account. You can designate a beneficiary who can claim the funds immediately after your death. Make sure the beneficiary understands what the money is for, however, and that you trust him or her completely, because the beneficiary is under no legal obligation to use the funds for your final arrangements.
For more information about setting up an account to cover the costs of your final arrangements, see Payable-on-Death (POD) Accounts: The Basics.
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Letting your survivors know what kind of funeral arrangements you envision -- including your wishes for ceremonies and whether you want to be buried or cremated -- will save them the difficulty of making these decisions during an emotional and stressful time. You can include your detailed wishes with the document that names the representative who will oversee your plans.
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When David Miliband read the JC last Friday, he blew a gasket.
The cause of his fury was the interview with Michal Kaminski, Polish MEP and leader of the Tories' new allies in the European Parliament, the European Conservatives and Reformists.
He had read Mr Kaminski's frank remarks about his refusal to apologise for the notorious massacre of Jews at Jedwabne in July 1941 and his view that he did not judge this atrocity as being on the same scale as other crimes of the Holocaust.
Anglo-Jewry's leaders this week mounted a damage limitation exercise in an attempt to quell internal rows over the Board of Deputies' political competence.
Several members of the Jewish Leadership Council were enraged to discover that the Board's president, Vivian Wineman, had written to Conservative leader David Cameron in the middle of last week's Tory conference raising queries over the party's European allies.
The row over the Conservative Party's alliance with right-wing political parties in Europe intensified this week after it emerged that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton raised concerns about the issue during her visit to Britain last weekend.
The Tories have been under intense attack from Labour ministers for joining the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group, which contains parties with alleged antisemitic and neo-Nazi links.
Could I have been one of the "Eurofanatics" who was only raising the Kaminski case (as I did in The Times a fortnight ago) in order to embarrass the Conservative Party?
The editor of the JC would seem to think so, since he admitted no other category of critic in his pugnacious assault on the "smear tactic" used against Mr K, who turns out to be a friend of the Jews (or Israel, which is held to mean the same thing).
Michal Kaminski, the Polish MEP at the centre of the controversy over David Cameron's European alliances has admitted he wore the symbol of a totalitarian group, claims he had previously denied.
In an interview with the JC, Mr Kaminski was asked if he had ever said he was proud to wear the Chrobry Sword, the symbol of the National Radical Camp (ONR).
The Polish Embassy has accused comic actor, Stephen Fry, of "defamation" after he allegedly implied that the Polish nation was responsible for the atrocities at Auschwitz.
Mr Fry was interviewed on Channel 4 news earlier this week by Jon Snow where he criticised the Conservative party's ties with Poland's Law and Justice party.
Mr Fry is among the high profile figures who have spoken out against the Polish party's alleged homophobic and antisemitic views, which Polish MEP, Michal Kaminksi, denies.
The controversial Polish MEP at the heart of the row over David Cameron's new alliance in Europe has launched a fierce rebuttal of claims that he is an antisemite with a neo-Nazi past.
When I finally interview Michal Kaminski he is looking extremely flustered, not to say hounded, by the attention he has received during his flying visit to Conservative Party conference. The controversial leader of David Cameron's new allies in the European Parliament has been chased into a fringe meeting by a woman from Channel 4 and to the doors of a lunch hosted by Conservative Friends of Israel. Allegations about his far-right past have quite literally pursued him to a suite at Manchester's Midland Hotel.
Michal Kaminski was extremely frank in his interview with the JC. Perhaps too frank. After talking to him I have no reason to believe he is an antisemite or to doubt his commitment to the state of Israel. But I also have a much clearer idea of precisely what he is: a socially conservative east-European Catholic nationalist with all the unfortunate baggage this entails.
There is nothing very appealing about a man who began his political life on the extreme right of Polish politics, went on to heap praise on General Pinochet and was, until recently, happy to casually insult homosexuals.
The real story behind the accusations against Michal Kaminski has nothing to with antisemitism. It has nothing to do with his accusers' oft-proclaimed concern to stamp out racism. It is, rather, a grubby story about the EU and base politics.
For nearly eight years before joining the JC, I worked in Brussels. It is not a place associated with friendliness towards Israel. Few MEPs accept Israel's right to defend itself, let alone argue its case in public. One of that rare group is Michal Kaminski.


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wozo.com a scam site to steal your credit card number.
First they steal your account and change your password and the forgot password link is a crap deal and does not send you a an email or let you gain control to your account again. thankfully im smart and use a walmart visa debit card and not a credit card for online purchases or they would have a field day with it.
Well first it was a .99cent charge and it went through and i made some more purchases on another site. then 2 days later i see a charge for $29.99 and no money on the card so it was declined. then a 19.99 charge declined! then a 9.99 charge declined! then a 1.99 charge declined! that is not normal for a site to charge so many times in different amounts on top of that all in the same day.
No! now that is not the site its someone on that site with my card number trying to get whatever they can out of it. a scam yes and a not a very smart one he will get caught so im not worried about that he obviously an idiot. lol
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SHAPE America Recognition Awards
All SHAPE America members have the privilege of submitting nominees for each award offered by SHAPE America. These awards cover distinctive contributions to the profession and are presented annually at the National Convention & Expo.
2016 Awards
Links to the 2016 awards are listed below. Please refer to the general requirements for instructions regarding nomination submission guidelines, and the nomination form for submissions. Eligibility and award criteria, as well as submission instructions are indicated on each award page. Questions regarding the nomination process should be directed to the Recognition Awards Staff Liaison, Patti Hartle.
Nominations must be postmarked no later than October 15 except for the Major of the Year and Teacher of the Year and submitted via mail or email to:
Recognition Awards
SHAPE America
1900 Association Drive
Reston, VA 20191
Educator Honor Awards
Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame Award honors outstanding individuals who make significant contributions to maintaining physical and health education, physical activity, dance and sport as important parts of the total educational program.
Joy of Effort
The Joy of Effort Award honors individuals who, by performance and style, have personified the concept that the effort made to enrich the goals and objectives of health and physical education, physical activity, dance, and sport is a labor of love, inspired by commitment and dedication.
Channing Mann Outstanding Physical Education Administrator of the Year Award
The Channing Mann Outstanding Physical Education Administrator of the Year Award honors individuals who have dedicated themselves to excellence as administrators or supervisors, in contributions to their profession, and in service to the mission of SHAPE America and school leadership. These individuals exemplify the highest standards in accomplishment and innovation, in strong and vigorous leadership and in significant scholarship within the field.
Outstanding Mentor of the Year Award
The Outstanding Mentor of the Year Award is given to an outstanding role model who encourages student involvement in professional opportunities and provides exemplary academic and professional preparation advisement.
Teacher Education Honor Award
The Teacher Education Honor Award honors exemplary, innovative work that impacts teacher education. The recognition is for a service, product, unique collaboration or contribution that benefits the profession.
Margie R. Hanson Elementary Physical Education Distinguished Service Award
The Margie Hanson Distinguished Service Award is awarded for service and educational contributions to physical education in the early childhood or elementary levels.
Julian U. Stein Lifetime Achievement Award
The Julian U. Stein Lifetime Achievement Award is given to a SHAPE America professional who best exemplifies Dr. Stein's leadership in teaching, mentorship, writing, speaking and volunteerism at all levels of professional involvement including higher education, as well as educational and community programming.
Research Awards
Graduate Student Research Award
The Graduate Student Research Award is awarded to an outstanding author(s) and presenter(s) of a research program for the SHAPE America national convention. The award is intended to recognize and encourage graduate student scholarship.
Research Council Distinguished Service Award
The recipient of the Distinguished Service Award shall be a Member or Fellow in the Research Council who has demonstrated significant contributions to Research Council affairs for an extended period of time. This will usually consist of extensive service that has significantly impacted the Research Council.
Undergraduate Student Research Award
The recipient(s) of the Undergraduate Student Research Award will be selected from among the abstracts accepted under the Research Program for the SHAPE America National Convention program. The award is intended to recognize and encourage undergraduate student scholarship.
SHAPE America Scholar Award
The SHAPE America Scholar Award is presented in recognition of research/creative activities which enrich the depth and scope of health, leisure, sport, dance and related activities.
Service and Lifetime Achievement Awards
Luther Halsey Gulick Award
The Luther Halsey Gulick Medal is awarded as the highest honor SHAPE America bestows in recognition of long and distinguished service to one or more of the professions represented in the Association.
R. Tait McKenzie Award
The R. Tait McKenzie Award is bestowed annually in recognition of distinguished service by members, which takes place outside the framework of SHAPE America but which reflects prestige, honor, and dignity on the association.
Honor Award
The Honor Awards are bestowed annually for meritorious service by members of SHAPE America and to the professions represented. The awards recognize contributions on the part of members of the association in two membership categories: "college and university" and "non-college and university."
C. D. Henry Award
The C.D. Henry award provides the means through which SHAPE America recognizes essential contributions of its members who, through distinguished service: increase involvement of ethnic minorities in SHAPE America; increase communication with greater numbers of ethnic minority members; and extend meaningful services to SHAPE America ethnic minorities.
Mabel Lee Award
The Mabel Lee Award recognizes younger members who have demonstrated outstanding potential in scholarship, teaching, and/or professional leadership. The Mabel Lee Awards are chosen in two membership categories, "college and university" and "non college and university."
LeRoy T. Walker Young Professional Award
The LeRoy T. Walker Young Professional Award (formerly the Social Justice and Diversity Young Professional Award) is given to a minority member of SHAPE America who is 40 years old or younger who has demonstrated superior promise in the areas of service, teaching, scholarship and commitment to the goals of the Alliance focusing specifically on under-represented and/or underserved populations and promotion of social justice and diversity.
E. B. Henderson Award
E.B. Henderson was a noted author, teacher, coach, and administrator in the disciplines of physical education and athletics. The E. B. Henderson Award recognizes minority SHAPE America members who, through numerous years of proven dedication to scholarship, mentorship, and service to ethnic minorities, have increased involvement of ethnic minorities and/or underserved populations within their profession, SHAPE America, or society.
Other Awards
Jump Rope For Heart Award/Hoops For Heart Award
SHAPE America is proud of its over 36-year partnership, sponsoring Jump Rope For Heart (JRFH) and Hoops For Heart (HFH) with the American Heart Association. Each year SHAPE America recognizes up to two Jump Rope For Heart coordinators and one Hoops For Heart coordinator to receive the prestigious SHAPE America JRFH/HFH Recognition Award.
North American Society of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance Professionals
Established in 1999, the North American Society (NAS) recognizes outstanding professionals from within the allied professions of health education, physical education, recreation, sport and dance in North America.
Major of the Year Award
SHAPE America is proud to honor exemplary students majoring in an HPERD field through the Outstanding Major of the Year Program. Faculty advisors/professors are encouraged to nominate one outstanding student per major per College/University.
Teacher of the Year Awards
The Teacher of the Year program recognizes outstanding teachers in adapted physical education, school health education, dance education and physical education at the elementary, middle and high school levels.
Let's Move! Active Schools Outstanding Physical Activity Leader (PAL) Award
The Outstanding Physical Activity Leader (PAL) award recipient should exemplify leadership within the Physical Activity Leader (PAL) Learning System, embody the Let's Move! Active Schools spirit, and champion a comprehensive school physical activity program within their respective community.
Special Interest Group Awards
Adapted Physical Education and Activity SIG Awards
The Adapted Physical Education/Activity Special Interest Group of SHAPE America is proud to announce the following awards to recognize and celebrate individuals and/or programs for their service and contributions to individuals with disabilities in physical activity and/or physical education settings. Award winners will be honored at the Claudine Sherrill Breakfast at the SHAPE America 2016 Conference in Minneapolis, Thursday April 7th 2016.
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Measurment & Evaluation SIG Awards
The Measurement & Evaluation Special Interest Group of SHAPE America is proud to announce the following awards to recognize and celebrate individuals for their contributions to the field of Measurement and Evaluation. Award winners will be recognized at the annual Measurement & Evaluation SIG Breakfast at the SHAPE America Conference in Minneapolis, Friday April 8th, 2016. Please consider nominating yourdeserving colleagues or students for these prestigious awards.
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Curriculum & Instruction SIG Awards
The Curriculum and Instruction Special Interest Group of SHAPE America is proud to announce the following award to recognize and celebrate individuals for their contributions to the field of Curriculum and Instruction. The award winner will be recognized at the 2016 SHAPE America National Convention and Expo in Minneapolis.
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HOCKEY; Islanders Wake Up, And Fans Take Notice
By JOE LAPOINTE,
Published: February 18, 1992
UNIONDALE, L.I., Feb. 17— For most of the holiday afternoon, the sparse turnout of Islander fans struggled for reasons to cheer at the Nassau Coliseum. They whooped when the scoreboard showed the beloved United States leading Sweden in Olympic hockey in France. They hollered when the scoreboard showed the hated Rangers trailing the Vancouver Canucks in another matinee. And they roared, some a bit sarcastically, when the Islanders managed any of their nine shots in the first two periods against the Winnipeg Jets.
But in the third period, the play of the home team improved and the volume increased as the spectators' focus narrowed to the game taking place in front of them. Trailing by two goals after two periods, the Islanders rallied to tie the Jets at 3-3 early in the third. They went ahead by one goal late in regulation time, then fell back into a tie with 66 seconds left before finally sending the 8,304 fans home happy with a 5-4 victory in overtime.
Tom Fitzgerald got the game-winner at 2 minutes 55 seconds of overtime when he finished off a rush by skating wide to the right, pulling Bob Essensa from the goal and pushing the puck past him into the far, front corner of the net. Closer to Fourth Place
The victory left the fifth-place Islanders 4 points behind Pittsburgh in the chase for the fourth and final playoff berth in the Patrick Division. They are 2 points ahead of last-place Philadelphia. The Islanders' next game is Thursday night at home against the first-place Rangers.
With more than a quarter of the season remaining, the divisional race is getting interesting. The Islanders have won two consecutive games, six of their last eight, and 9 of their last 14.
"We had a pretty good half-a-game," said Fitzgerald, who has six goals for the season. At the second intermission, he said Coach Al Arbour voiced little more than one question.
"He said: 'Do you guys believe in yourself? Do you think you can win?' "
And what did the players reply?
" 'Yes!' " Fitzgerald said. An Olympic Cousin Calls
Fitzgerald, a Massachusetts native who played in college at Providence, said his wakeup call came long before Arbour's speech. It was a morning telephone conversation from France, where his cousin Keith Tkachuk is playing for the United States Olympic team. Tkachuk will join the Jets organization after the Winter Games, but "I don't think he knew we were playing Winnipeg today," Fitzgerald said. "He woke me up. We grew up together."
The Islanders could easily have lost this one. With Tom Kurvers in the penalty box for a cross-checking penalty, the Jets hit the post to the right of goalie Mark Fitzpatrick on a deflected shot early in the overtime.
In the third period, moments before Steve Thomas gave the Islanders a 4-3 lead, an apparant Jets goal was disallowed because Referee Mike McGeough called a penalty on Paul MacDermid for interfering with Fitzpatrick.
"But was he pushed into the goaltender?" asked John Paddock, coach of the Jets. "That's what we'll have to see on the tape. That call was a two-goal call." Thomas scored on the ensuing power play. SLAP SHOTS
The Islanders had good and bad news on the injury front. GARY NYLUND, a big, tough defenseman who has missed almost a full year because of a heel injury, was effective in his first game back. DAVID VOLEK, a forward on the surging first line, left the game in the first period because of a lower-back strain and is questionable for Thursday. . . . PIERRE TURGEON, who centers the first line, had two assists to extend his point-scoring streak to 16 games. DEREK KING, who also plays on that line, had two assists, too, and extended his streak to 15 games. . . . After Volek's injury, Coach AL ARBOUR mixed and matched line combinations in a way he compared to a man playing a slot machine.


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The World Next Week: August 11, 2011
CFR's Director of Studies James Lindsay and Director of the International Institutions and CFR.org Editor Robert McMahon preview major world events in the week ahead.
In this week's podcast: Iowa Republicans cast their ballots in the Ames Straw poll; Vice President Joe Biden visits Asia; The trial of former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak resumes in Cairo; Germany marks the 50th anniversary of the construction of the Berlin Wall.
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General Motors said that its total U.S. vehicle sales rose 2.1 percent in January -- making it the only major automaker to turn in positive results for the month.
We knew January auto sales would be lackluster. We knew that auto dealers weren't terribly confident about the consumer. The numbers today have lived up to our low expectations.
Despite hefty interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve this week, investors were still worried about the health of the U.S. economy and the global ramifications of a slowdown. Asian markets ended mixed Friday, with Japan closing lower but Australia jumping 3.4 percent.
Asian stocks had a jittery session Thursday with markets dipping in and out of negative territory as fears of a possible downgrade of U.S. bond insurers hit financials. Both Japan and South Korea finished higher despite a negative start to the session.
Asian stocks were suffering a case of the nerves ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting later Wednesday. Markets started the session on a strong note, but then slipped into negative territory with Hong Kong closing 2.6 percent lower and Japan shedding 1 percent.
Expectations of a further cut in U.S. interest rates buoyed most Asian stocks Tuesday. Japan finished nearly up 3 percent, but the Australian market bucked the positive trend to close almost 2.5 percent lower.
Asian stocks took a beating Monday with Japan and South Korea both closing almost 4 percent lower.
Asian markets ended a volatile week with a firm rally on Friday, which brought most of the major indexes back to Monday's opening levels. A U.S. tax stimulus package, reassuring jobs data and the prospect of another Federal Reserve rate cut buoyed investor sentiment.
Asian markets ended mostly higher Thursday, lifted by banks and financials. Japan and South Korea both closed 2 percent higher with Australia finishing almost 3 percent higher, buoyed by a Wall Street rebound on optimism that a rescue for U.S. bond insurers may be in the making.
Asian shares rallied on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve's biggest interest rate cut in over two decades, but nagging fears of a U.S. recession prompted many indexes to give up much of their early gains.
I've been with CNBC since 1990, and have lived through and reported several financial crises. Each time, the economy recovered, but each one was a little different. A brief synopsis of three of these crises and what we learned.
Asian stocks took another massive leg downwards Tuesday as growing fears of a U.S. recession renewed pressures on share prices. Hong Kong's Hang Seng finished the session 8.7 percent lower, while Australia's major index lost 7.1 percent.
It was a dismal session for Asian stocks Monday, with markets dragged down by financial counters. Japan finished almost 4% lower. South Korea shed nearly 3% and Australia declined for the 11th straight session, down 2.9%.
Most Asian markets managed to bounce back and close higher Friday, except for India's Sensex index which closed down by more than 3 percent.
Asian stocks closed mixed after a volatile trading session Thursday as investors flitted between profit-taking and bargain-hunting. Japan finished 2 percent higher -- it was down almost 1 percent at one point -- but Australia closed lower for the ninth straight session.
Asian markets took a severe beating Wednesday on growing concern the U.S. economy would slump into a prolonged recession. Hong Kong's Hang Seng ended 5.4 percent lower and Japan's Nikkei index plunged over 3 percent. Even the best performing of the benchmark indexes, the Bombay Sensex, suffered a loss of 1.8 percent.
Asian markets reversed gains, finishing in negative territory Tuesday with both Japan and South Korea closing down 1 percent and Hong Kong losing 2.4 percent . The Nikkei sank below the key 14,000 support level while the KOSPI finished at five-month lows.
After 2 days of watching a slew of new models be introduced at the Detroit Auto Show, some impressions. 1. The Nissan GT-R is even more spectacular in person than I thought it would be. it a Corvette "killer" that will replace the American sports car as the speedster that delivers the best bang for the buck?
Asian markets ended mostly lower Monday, while the price of gold hit a new record high above $900 a troy ounce as investors sought protection against a potential U.S. recession and a weaker dollar. Hong Kong stocks closed 1.5 percent lower and South Korean shares lost almost 1 percent.
Friday afternoon I walked into Cobo Hall in Detroit and there was a flurry of activity with cars being brought in, stages being set up, and elaborate new model introductions being rehearsed. Welcome to Detroit two days before the city's big auto show.


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Less than a mile from the Historic Village of Trinidad, this elegant home is on four acres and at the end of a private road. It is snuggled into a mature redwood forest with a third of a mile of well groomed trails. Four benches have been placed along the trails to relax and to enjoy the exceptional creek and forest views. Around the front yard there is plenty of sun exposure. Quiet, except for the occasional sound of seals in the distance, and songs of chickadees, winter wrens and Douglas squirrels; this is truly a retreat. This wood-sided home has an outside hot tub on a private deck adjacent to the upstairs bedroom. The spacious front patio has a fire pit for those who love to spend their evenings out. There is a ping-pong table in the garage. For the lawn there are croquet and bocce ball.
Oftentimes the location is out of the fog and wind of other beach side properties; This is a peaceful, private experience where the beauty of nature satisfies your craving for tranquility. This is the home that you will long to return to year after year.
Inside, granite counter tops and a cook top stove are centrally located for gabbing with each other over cocktails. The wet bar is where those cocktails originate; the cabinets are all custom made. All the proper amenities are here, whether you are planning a lavish dinner or want casual dining on the patio. There is a king sized bed upstairs and a walk in shower with his and her's sinks and showers. A set of twin trundle (day) beds downstairs (can be made into a queen bed), and a fold-out couch/futon with a comfy mattress is in the upstairs loft. Outside, there is the Octacabana—a cozy building 50 feet away from the house with windows that open to the sound of the year-round creek and waterfalls. The Octacabana has a heater (No Plumbing) and a Queen bed—perfect for a couple who wants to sleep in and be alone, surrounded by nature.
For cat lovers, we have a cat named Bunky. He is loving, playful and very friendly. This is his home and we would love to have you take care of him during your stay.
If you need a break from hiking and exploring the beauty of the North Coast, you can stay inside. A large collection of music CD's are here for your listening pleasure. There are many DVD and VCR movies, There are also some board games and a large selection of picture puzzles.
The natural setting in the redwoods has been complimented with groomed native plants, rhododendrons (47 of them!), cedars, and Japanese maples. Two ponds full of goldfish, water lilies and a pump-powered waterfall between them are a perfect place to have lunch and a chance to glimpse a threatened species, the red-legged frog. The large lawn is perfect for bocce ball or croquet. The back yard is a lush shade garden, full of ferns, Japanese variegated grass and more Japanese maples. From there, the forest drops off towards McConnahas Mill Creek.
Owned and designed by a renowned photography couple, this home is decorated with stunning photographs and interesting artifacts from their decades of travels. It is a short scenic drive to Redwood National and State Parks, Trinidad State Beach and Patrick's Point State Park. Arcata and Humboldt State University are 20 minutes away. A locally-owned grocery is less than a mile away; many fine restaurants are within minutes.
Trinidad is a sport fisherman's destination. If you enjoy fishing in the ocean, bring your boat! There is a large field for parking your boat.
Keywords: End of Private Road, 4 Acres, Redwoods, Spa, Large Lawn.
Larry and Donna Ulrich are professional nature photographers. They have been photographing America and beyond for almost 40 years. This is their home: they live in it most of the time. If you have been bitten by the Travel Bug, you know you just have to keep going places. So they decided to rent their home and share the beauty of their surroundings with others. While they are out visiting places they love, you can live in the home they love. The Gardener is Donna, the maintenance guy is Larry and you will quickly learn that they take pride in their home and its surroundings. Ask about packages for a Larry Ulrich Creative Photography Workshop May 25-27.
Larry and Donna Ulrich purchased this house in 1995
There is a year-round creek on the property, and we have always loved living near water. When we discovered that McConnahas Creek with its natural waterfalls was on the parcel that sealed the deal.
Peaceful tranquility in a natural setting for relaxing and entertaining family and friends. It is an easy walk into Trinidad where there is a museum, grocery, Post Office, wine tasting at Moonstone Winery and more beaches than you can visit in a week.
Our stay at Raven Ridge left a lasting impression on our family. We were enchanted by the grounds as well as the surrounding woodlands. The home itself is everything it appears to be and more. You can feel the attention and love that went into creating it. We truly felt like we were on vacation. It was the perfect nest to come back to after exploring the area, hiking, and beach combing. Some of the most magical places we will ever see are very nearby. Our children did not want to leave, nor did we. This is the first VRBO place we have stayed that not only lived up to it's description, but exceeded it. We have every intention of returning one day.
We breathed a sigh of relief upon entering the property at Raven's Ridge. Not only were we enamored with the absolutely stunning redwood forest wherein the property lies, but the beautifully designed and well maintained home welcomed us with all the creature comforts of home plus much, much more.
The property is truly one-of-a-kind and lends itself to much exploration as well as provides for ample relaxation opportunities. There are several trails on the property which meander through a redwood forest with a natural creek. The yard also boasts magnificent gardens and a beautiful koi pond.
Nestled in a truly breathtaking setting, the home also showcases the owner's sense of artistry and attention to detail. This well appointed home is clean and organized making it enjoyable for guests to relax and feel at home while either cooking a meal, relaxing by the fire pit, soaking in the spa or reading a book while the beloved Bunky the cat snuggles at your side.
The temperate climate with partial clouds and a few drizzles allowed us southern Californians a respite from our usual dry and blistering hot summer days!
The owners were very friendly to work with and we are grateful for having had the pleasure of relaxing in such a special place.
Locally, easy access to many day trips for hiking, kayaking, sight seeing. Only minutes from the beach and state parks. Super location!!!
My husband and I spent 5 wonderful nights in Trinidad at the Raven Ridge Retreat in late May. Larry and Donna's home is gorgeous in a marvelous setting with beautiful artwork and lovely landscaping, yet it is also extremely comfortable. Our hosts gave us a tour of the house and property when we arrived and also provided tips on fabulous hikes and great restaurants in the area. We will definitely return!!
Beautiful custom designed and built home. Gorgeous property set in the Redwoods. Everything was first class, from the silverware to the hot tub. The grounds and home were immaculate. A bottle of wine was waiting upon arrival, and the owners personally showed us all the little details provided, so as to ensure a top of the line experience. We played croquet and ping pong, walked the trails, and just enjoyed every minute. And Bunky the cat really knows how to make you feel at home. Highly recommended.
Had an incredible stay here with my fiancée; it's a beautiful home with very accommodating owners. Location is perfect and we thoroughly enjoyed relaxing, cooking, and just generally being in the house when not away exploring the redwoods!
Our family of 4, (2 Adults & 2 sm kids) loved staying here. The kids had an amazing and magical time running around in the beautiful tree filled lawn and trails. I wouldn't have wanted to stay anywhere else. The house and surroundings are stunning. The owner's cat Bunky, was a very nice addition to our stay.
Such an amazing home nestled among the redwoods. We greatly enjoyed lounging on the patio in the morning and evening soaking in the beautiful atmosphere and peaceful birdsong. The landscaping is breathtaking and Bunky is such a pleasant companion.
Deep Sea Fishing, Agate Hunting, Tide pooling, Photography, Indian Casino 5 minutes away. Ask about packages for a Larry Ulrich Creative Photography Workshop May 25-27.
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My New Favorite Flavor Of Lays Is...
Posted March 25th, 2013 @ 2:19pm
By now, you've heard about the big "Lays" challenge. These flavors were the first round winners. I stopped at Smiths last Friday and they were giving these babies out for FREE!!
Now, we all get to pick which is the ultimate favorite. The rest go away!!! I've tried all of them and my winner IS: Sriracha!!! They are the bomb! Second fave is the cheesy garlic bread. BTW, the Doritos Jacked are hella yummy too!!


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Robin van Persie
In his previous life as a No 10, this was an important aspect of his game. Higher up the pitch, decision-making is now different but the Dutchman has mastered the challenge with incredible success. He sees the big picture with great clarity. 9/10
Luis Suárez
In terms of picking out team-mates in a better position, this is not his biggest strength. The striker is sometimes too single-minded to lift his head and release the ball. Yet in terms of gauging time and space in tight corners, Suárez is almost peerless. 8
Robin van Persie
In the great Dutch tradition, Van Persie can conjure up the unusual in the blink of an eye. He can produce the unexpected with great panache. Whether showcased through his finishing or passing, this talent separates him from most of the crowd. 9
Luis Suárez
The Uruguayan constantly catches out defenders with his sensational ability to improvise. So lithe and elusive, he is a nightmare to mark because you never quite know what he is going to do next. The feet are somehow able to keep up with his brain. 10
Robin van Persie
Not his strongest attribute perhaps but that does not mean he is not effective at attacking a cross. Take his winning goal at Southampton in September. It was an excellent header, requiring good timing and power. 7
Luis Suárez
Obviously not as tall or powerful as Van Persie, the Liverpool man still holds his own when it comes to this skill. In his favour, Suárez is very brave when he sniffs a chance. Instinctively, he will throw himself towards a mass of flying boots. 7
Robin van Persie
It is a cliched description but silky is the only word. He can suck the ball into his body with wonderful ease, or nick it round the corner first-time to wrong-foot his marker. Rarely do you see his control let him down, whether or not he is under heavy pressure. 10
Luis Suárez
Away from goal, the forward can sometimes allow the ball to bounce off his body. It is as if he does not pay so much attention because there is not a chance to score. Around the box, however, that touch comes alive. 8
Robin van Persie
Over the last couple of seasons it has proved almost flawless. From any angle or distance he can usually come up with the answer thanks to a marvellous technique on either foot. With confidence sky high he rarely looks like missing. 9
Luis Suárez
Last season he was a little wasteful. For the opportunities that came his way, Suárez should have scored more than 17 goals. This term, though, he has become much more efficient, not to say responsible for some breathtaking goals. 9
Robin van Persie: 44/50
Luis Suárez: 42/50
League stats this season
Robin van Persie
Apps – 18(3)
Goals 16
Yellows 5
Reds 0
Goals per Game – 0.76
Goals Left – 10
Goals Right – 6
Goals Head – 1
Penalties – 2
Hat-tricks – 1
Assists – 9
Shots – 69
Crosses – 30
Offside – 17
Luis Suarez
Apps – 20(0)
Goals – 15
Yellows – 7
Reds – 0.
Goals per Game – 0.75
Goals left foot – 3
Goals right foot – 10
Headers – 2
Penalties – 0
Hat-tricks – 1
Assists – 5
Shots – 109
Crosses – 2
Offside – 16


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April 20, 2016
Why Keeping Exotic Animals As Pets Endangers Their Well-Being and the Safety of Those Around Them
In neighborhoods all across the country, lions, tigers, chimps and other wild animals are kept as family pets, their freedom curtailed and their biological needs unmet. The HSUS is on the front lines of this disturbing phenomenon.
October 7, 2015
New Poll Reveals Majority of Americans Oppose Trophy Hunting Following Death of Cecil the Lion
According to a new nationwide poll, by a two-to-one margin, U.S. voters said they oppose trophy hunting.
August 26, 2015
More than 40 Airlines Adopt Wildlife Trophy Bans After Cecil the Lion's Death
Since the death of Cecil the lion in early July, 42 airlines have announced or reaffirmed bans on wildlife trophy shipments on their carriers
August 6, 2015
UPS, FedEx, South African Airways Among Major Carriers Urged to Ban Hunting Trophy Shipments
Some of the world's largest air carriers, including UPS, FedEx and South African Airways, are under pressure from leading animal protection charity Humane Society International to adopt an immediate ban on the transport of hunting trophies, especially Africa's "Big Five": African elephants, rhinoceroses, African lions, leopards and Cape buffalo.
February 9, 2015
Help Dogs, Cats, and Other Animals by Changing State Laws at Humane Lobby Day
You can help pass laws that protect animals in your state. Humane Lobby Day is easy, fun and guaranteed to make you feel like a powerful animal activist. We'll help you find the Humane Lobby Day in your state.
June 21, 2012
The HSUS Applauds New Jersey Senate for Overwhelming Support in Passing Legislation to Protect Breeding Pigs and Tigers
The Humane Society of the United States applauds the New Jersey Senate for passing two important animal protection bills: S.1921 and S.945.
May 18, 2012
The HSUS Urges Congress to Take Immediate Action by Passing the Big Cats and Public Safety Protection Act
In the wake of an undercover investigation revealing that an Oklahoma roadside zoo with approximately 200 tigers and other big cats is allowing children to interact with dangerous predators, The HSUS is calling on members of Congress to take immediate action on the Big Cats and Public Safety Protection Act (H.R. 4122).
May 15, 2012
HSUS Applauds New Jersey Assembly Committee for Passing Bill to Regulate Captive Tigers
The HSUS applauds the New Jersey Assembly Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee for passing a measure to require certificates of registration for captive tigers.
March 1, 2012
The HSUS Applauds Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for Cracking Down on Alleged Wildlife Abuse
The HSUS commends Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for Monday's wildlife seizure in Palm Beach County, Fla. and Wednesday's crackdown on alleged poaching crimes in five Florida counties.
September 17, 2010
More Than 15,000 Animals Saved
Chuck and Cindy Traisi retired from The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center after 25 years.
March 16, 2010
Hollywood Office "ACE's" Set of Animal Films
Documentaries focusing on animal welfare issues such as exotic pet ownership have gained widespread recognition this year, thanks in part to The HSUS's Animal Content in Entertainment (ACE) program.


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The REIT has been paying quarterly dividends consistently since first declaring them in July 2012. That payout has ranged from $0.38 to $0.95 per share.
The just-declared distribution annualizes to $3.60 per share. That yields 21.4% at Western Asset's most recent closing stock price of $16.85.


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The House of Prayer in the City is an extension of our ministry: weekly meditation, day retreats and spiritual direction in downtown Minneapolis.Read More
Our unique prayer space is designed for contemplative prayer and truly a space apart.Read More
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The House of Prayer offers retreats throughout the year, focused on our primary ministry of contemplative prayer and spiritual transformation. We hope you will join us this year for one of our retreats.
The Episcopal House of Prayer in Collegeville is a retreat center on five wooded acres provided by Saint John's Abbey. The space is available for rent by companies and organizations for meetings and retreats. We also welcome individual retreatants. Come and enjoy our hospitality for a day, a weekend or longer.
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Jon Tester on Principles & Values
Democratic Jr Senator
TESTER: I think it's a bit premature to say that there should be impeachment proceedings against Pres. Bush. I do think there will be public hearings, and I think that's critically important. If impeachable offenses are found, then so be it. I think we need to focus on the issues I hear about from the people of this great state. We've got a system that's broken right now, and needs to be fixed, and it needs some leadership back in Washington DC. The current cast isn't getting it done.
JONES: Yes, Pres. Bush has committed many impeachable offenses. He has issued executive orders that have the force and effect of law, when he has no constitutional authority to issue laws. Pres. Bush pushed the Patriot Act and other bills that have been just as threatening to our freedom. This man has to be impeached in order to preserve our freedoms. We have to impeach this man to let these people know they cannot do that to our freedoms.
BURNS: Baseless allegations, drummed up in a negative campaign. We've answered those questions. Montanans have always been first in my office. These untruths are the only way to challenge your integrity.
TESTER: Several members of Congress have gone to jail because of their connections to Abramoff. Sen. Burns collected more money from Abramoff than anyone else in Congress. What Sen. Burns didn't tell you is that he DID change his vote on the Marianas Island, on slave labor. And he did give a school to the richest tribe in the US. And he did give Abramoff everything he wanted. People in MT expect integrity and honesty. A handshake in this state means something. Your word is your bond. And Sen. Burns has had staff member after staff member go out of your office and become lobbyists, and vice versa. That's not representing MT and that's not right, and we need a change.
BURNS: All baseless allegations and untruths.
A: What have these deals cost the country? He's [supported funding to build] a bridge to nowhere worth $223 million [to connect Gravina Island with Ketchikan in Alaska]. He voted for that. He's given money to one the richest Indian tribes in the country, because Jack Abramoff asked him to do it. I just think it's time for some honesty and integrity.
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'Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories' casts a spell on theatergoers of all ages
In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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NORTHFIELD, Vt. (AP) — The nursing program at Vermont's Norwich University has won accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education's board of commissioners
At the same time the university's College of Graduate and Continuing Studies has renewed a grant to help repay student loans for students in the Master of Science in Nursing program.
Valerie McCarthy, director of nursing at the Northfield school, says the university and faculty are proud of the accreditation.
Meanwhile, the National Faculty Loan Repayment Program will provide over $133,000 to help repay student loans to those graduates who go into teaching upon graduation.
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The Mizzou baseball team scored 15 runs as it moved to 3-1 on the season with a 15-3 win over Radford on Friday (Feb. 21) at Wake Forest Ballpark. The Tigers' 15 runs are the most for Mizzou since March 14, 2012, and the Tigers plated 10 runs in the sixth inning, their first 10-run inning since March 24, 2010, to back starter John Miles. The junior righty picked up his first win of the season and first since May 12, 2012, against Memphis. He went 5.0 innings, allowing seven hits and two earned runs while striking out two against no walks.
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LTC Jared J. Sutton grew up in Sparta Wisconsin, where he graduated from Sparta High School in 1993. He entered Army ROTC at University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse (UW-L) and attended both Viterbo University and UW-L. In 1998 he graduated from UW-L with a BS in History and Psychology and commissioned into the US Army as a Field Artillery Officer. After completing the Field Artillery Basic Course, the Army assigned Jared to the 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment in Fort Polk, Louisiana where he served as a Troop and Anti-Tank Company Fire Support Officer, Troop Executive Officer, Squadron S1, and Squadron Fire Support Officer. Following promotion to Captain and completion of the Armor Officer Advance Course, MAJ Sutton was assigned to III Corps and Fort Hood Headquarters as a Corps Fire Support Operations Officer. After a year with the Corps Headquarters, Jared was reassigned to DIVARTY, 4th Infantry Division where he served in various staff positions at the battalion and brigade level as the unit completed two deployments to Iraq and transitioned to a Fires Brigade. During his second OIF deployment, Jared had the honor to command B/2-20FA (MLRS) as they provided precision fires to MNF-I using the newly deployed Guided Multiple Launch Rocket. In 2007 the Army reassigned Jared to the 4th Cavalry Brigade at Ft Knox where he served as the Operations Officer for 1-410FA (TSB) and was responsible for planning and executing training for mobilizing National Guard and Army Reserve formations deploying to OIF. Following promotion to Major, Jared attended Intermediate Level Education at Ft Leavenworth, KS where he studied advanced military operations, strategy and leadership and completed his Master's in Adult, Occupational, and Continuing Education at Kansas State University. The Army subsequently reassigned Jared to III Corps Headquarters where he severed as a Corps Assistant Fire Support Coordinator during the transition from Operation Iraqi Freedom to Operation New Dawn. Most recently, MAJ Sutton was the Corps Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion Operations Officer and Rear Detachment Commander before being assigned to Creighton University as the Professor of Military Science. Jared is married to the former Jodi L. Brooks and they have three children: Trajan , Ian, and Shaela. Jared's awards include the Bronze Star Medal, the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal w/1 Oak Leaf Cluster(OLCs), the Army Commendation Medal w/2 OLCs, the Joint Service Achievement Medal, the Army Achievement Medal w/3 OLC, the Joint Meritorious Unit Award, and the Meritorious Unit Citation.
MAJ Xarhya Wulf joined the Army in October 1996 as a Private First Class. She attended Basic Training, AIT, and was stationed at Fort Benning, GA with 3rd Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division. in 2001, she attended Officer Candidate School and was commissioned as a second Lieutenant in the Adjutant General Corps. Shortly thereafter, she was assigned to her first duty station at Fort Polk, LA as a Brigade Strength Manager. Over the years, MAJ Wulf has held a wide variety of jobs to include Executive Officer, Battalion Adjutant, G-1 Strength Manager, Basic Officer Leadership Course (BOLC) II instructor, Brigade S-1, and Deployed Human Resources Operations Cell (HROC) Plans and Operations /R5/Casualty Officer in Charge. In 2009, Xarhya was selected to attend Training with Industry (TWI) at Microsoft where she worked in global diversity and inclusion and was instrumental in the establishment of a Veteran transition program called "We Still Serve" that provided job placement for Veterans. In 2010, Xarhya was sent to the Pentagon where she was the principal policy proponent responsible for Army Regulation 635-40, Physical Evaluation for Retention, Retirement, or Separation (that included the Continuation on Active Duty/Continuation on Active Reserve program, Military Occupational Specialty Administrative Retention Review, and the Integrated Disability Evaluation System) and AR 600-60, Physical Performance Evaluation System. Xarhya was also the primary staff officer involved in the writing of the Army Directives on IDES and MAR2 and the EXORD/ALARACTs of the same titles. Xarhya joined Creighton University in the summer of 2014. Xarhya possess a Strategy Certification, B.S. in legal studies, Masters in human resources management,and is a doctoral candidate. Xarhya has a variety of military awards, decorations, and publications.
Captain Collin Clifford McKoy was born in December 1972 and is a Florida resident. He attended Florida Memorial University in Miami, Florida on a track and soccer scholarship. After graduating in spring 1999 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Airway Science Management he worked with bank of America for a few months before enlisting in the U.S. Army. On 1 December 1999 captain McKoy joined the Army and have had various assignments all over the world. He is a Special Operations Civil Affairs officer and has been in the armed forces for over 15 years. He will complete his Master of Arts in Procurement and Acquisitions Management with Webster University this Christmas. He is married to Alemnesh Weldeselasie from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; they have three children together, twin boys Calvin and Christian whom are seven years old and Ceselia who is now five. CPT McKoy love to play soccer and spend quality time with his family.
Captain Daniel Fritz is the son of Lyle and Noala Fritz of Verdon, NE. He is a 2003 graduate of Dawson-Verdon High School. Upon graduation Captain Fritz attended the United States Military Academy Preparatory School for one year at Fort Monmouth, NJ. He then attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY. He graduated in 2008 earning a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Geography, and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry. After graduating from the Military Academy, Captain Fritz was assigned to Fort Benning, GA. There he attended the Basic Officers Leader Course and the Infantry Officer Basic Course achieving Commandants List for both courses. He then attended Ranger School, graduating on July 17th, 2009. Captain Fritz was then assigned to 4th Armor Brigade Combat Team 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, TX. There he served as a Rifle Platoon Leader, Scout Platoon Leader, and Headquarters Company Executive Officer from July 2009 to May 2012. After returning from the units 12 month deployment to Iraq, Captain Fritz attended the Maneuver Captains Career Course. He again achieved Commandants list, graduating in November 2012. Captain Fritz was assigned to 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, KS, where he has served as an S1 OIC and Operations Officer from December 2012 until January 2014, at which time Captain Fritz took command of Charlie Company, 2-16 Infantry. He led Charlie Company through training and a nine month deployment to the Horn of Africa. After a successful command he was assigned as an Assistant Professor of Military Science at Creighton University in Omaha, NE in August 2015. Captain Fritzs awards include Army Achievement Medal (2 OLC), Army Commendation Medal (3 OLC), Iraqi Campaign Medal (1 Campaign Star), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Meritorious Service Medal. His badges include the Gold German Proficiency Badge, Expert Infantry Badge, Parachutists Badge, Air Assault Badge, and the Ranger Tab. Other military education includes Combatives Level 1, Mechanized Leader Course, and the Unit Victim Advocate Course. Captain Fritz is married to Haley Fritz of Omaha, NE
MSG William Powers joined the Army in February 1997 trained in Fort Benning Georgia to be an Airborne Infantryman. He became a member of the NON-Commissioned Officers Corp in September of 2001. MSG Powers leadership positions have included Infantry Rifle Fire Team Leader, Squad Leader, Weapons Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant , First Sergeant and HHC First Sergeant. MSG Powers has led soldiers in combat from Squad Leader through First Sergeant, Deploying as Squad Leader in the Iraq invasion where his unit liberated the cities of An Najaf AL Kufah and Mosul . While serving as a Platoon Sergeant in OEF his platoon was decentralized from the company in Lash- KAR-GAH. The only Platoon to conduct missions in the largest Afghanistan offensive ?The Battle of Marjha? While serving as First Sergeant his company was the most decentralized in battalion covering operations in Maiwand, Zharay and Sha walli cot districts. MSG Powers Previous assignments have included 2/75th Ranger Regiment ,1/24 Infantry Regiment, Fort Lewis Washington, 1/503D Infantry Regiment (AASLT) Camp Casey Korea. 2/502nd Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (AASLT) Fort Campbell Kentucky, 2/46 Infantry Regiment, Fort Knox Kentucky, 2-2 ID (SBCT) JBLM and currently at Creighton University where he serves as the SMSI. MSG Powers awards and decorations include: the Bronze Star (1OLC), Meritorious Service Medal (1OLC) , Army Commendation Medal (V, 3OLC), Army Achievement Medal (2OLC), ) Army Good Conduct Medal (5th Award), ), National Defense Service Medal, Iraqi Campaign Medal (3 Stars), Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Global War On Terror Service and Expeditionary Medals, NCO Professional Development Ribbon (3rd Award) Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (4th Award) NATO Medal, Meritorious Unit Citation, and the Presidential Navy Unit Citation. 1SG Powers has also been awarded the Expert Infantryman Badge, the Combat Infantryman Badge, The Drill Sergeant Badge, Parachutes Badge. MSG Powers military education includes the Army Drill Sergeant Course Warrior Leaders Course, Advanced Leaders Course, Senior Leaders Course, and the First Sergeants Course. MSG Powers is married to the Former Lisa Borromeo of Bonney Lake WA. They have three children William age 12 Rachel age 10 and Paul who is 2.
Mr. Marvin Polk was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant as an Armor Officer in 1979, after graduating from Henderson State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History. After completion of the Armor Officer Basic Course in 1980 at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Mr. Polk was assigned to the 2d Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment (ACR), Bad Kissingen, Germany, where he served for three and a half years. In 1984, Mr. Polk joined the Army Reserve where served in the following assignments: Movement Control Officer, 1394th Deployment Control Brigade, Camp Pendleton, California; Company Commander, 728th Transportation Company (LM/DS), Camp Pendleton, California; Team Chief, 1394th Deployment Support Brigade, Camp Pendleton, California; Commandant, HHD, 1394th Deployment Support Brigade, Camp Pendleton, California; S2/3, 371st Quartermaster Battalion (Petrl), March Air Force Refueling Base, California; Executive Officer, 371st Quartermaster Battalion (Petrl), March Air Force Refueling Base, California; Executive Officer, 1394th Deployment Support Brigade, Camp Pendleton, California; Battalion Commander, 320th Corps Support Battalion, Irvine, California; G3 Operations, 311th COSCOM, Los Angeles, California; Battalion Commander, 420th Movement Control Battalion; Assistance Chief of Staff, Support Operations, 311th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), Los Angeles, California; Deputy Chief of Staff, G3, 311th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), and Brigade Commander, 1394th Transportation Brigade, Camp Pendleton, California before retiring. In 2009, Mr. Polk returned to active duty as a Retiree Recall and was mobilized in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. During his mobilization he served as a Logistical Liaison Officer for the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) with duties in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Islamabad, Pakistan, and at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.Mr. Polk?s military education and schools includes Airborne School, Armor Officer Basic and Advance Course, Security Mangers course, Senior Transportation Officer Qualification Course, Multifunctional Combat Service Support Course, Command General Staff College, and the Army War College. Mr. Polk?s awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal (1 OLC), Meritorious Service Medal (3 OLC), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal (2 OLC), Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal (1 Silver OLC , 1 Bronze OLC), National Defense Service Medal (1 Bronze Service Star), Afghanistan Campaign Medal (2 Bronze Service Stars), Global War On Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Army Forces Reserve Medal (Gold Hourglass, M device, Numeral 2), Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Ribbon (1 OLC), Superior Unit Award, Meritorious Unit Citation (1 OLC)Parachutist Badge, and Flight Crewmen Badge. Mr. Polk, his wife Janet and two sons Spencer and Dawson resides in San Diego, California.
Mr. Charles McKinley is a retired U.S. Air Force Major. He is from Council Bluffs, Iowa and enlisted into the Air Force in the summer of 1988 on the delayed enlistment program. Charles first assignment was Missile Facilities Specialist at F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming. In 1993 Charles changed career fields and became a C-5 Loadmaster and was stationed at Travis AFB, California and Altus AFB, Oklahoma. In 2000, he completed a Bachelors of Science degree with a minor in Aviation Safety from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. In August 2001 Charles was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant after completing Air Force Officer Training School. His follow on assignment was to Aviano AB, Italy as a Logistics Officer. In 2005, Charles moved to San Diego, CA to serve as an Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies and the Recruiting Officer for AF ROTC Detachment 75, San Diego State University. In 2008, he was selected for assignment to Offutt AFB, Nebraska to work back in the logistics field. Charles has deployments for Operation Southern Watch, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom. Additionally, Charles has over 2500 operational flying hours as a C-5 Loadmaster. After retirement from the Air Force he worked as a Civilian Air Transportation Specialist at Offutt AFB, NE. Charles joined the Creighton ROTC team in January of 2014 and his primary responsibility is recruiting future Army leaders.