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Flower-Visiting Insects of Harbinger-of-Spring in Illinois
(Honeybees suck nectar & collect pollen, flies suck nectar or feed on pollen, while other insects suck nectar; some observations are from Krombein et al. and Graenicher as indicated below, otherwise they are from Robertson)
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Apidae (Apinae): Apis mellifera sn cp fq (Rb, Gr); Apidae (Bombini): Bombus vagans sn; Anthophoridae (Ceratinini): Ceratina calcarata sn, Ceratina dupla dupla sn fq; Megachilidae (Osmiini): Osmia atriventris sn, Osmia lignaria lignaria sn, Osmia pumila sn
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Halictidae (Halictinae): Agapostemon sericea, Augochlorella persimilis sn (Gr), Augochlorella striata, Augochloropsis metallica metallica, Halictus confusus sn (Rb, Gr), Halictus rubicunda, Lasioglossum forbesii, Lasioglossum foxii, Lasioglossum imitatus, Lasioglossum pilosus pilosus, Lasioglossum versatus; Colletidae (Colletinae): Colletes inaequalis fq; Andrenidae (Andreninae): Andrena andrenoides andrenoides, Andrena arabis (Kr), Andrena carlini fq icp, Andrena erigeniae fq, Andrena erythronii, Andrena forbesii, Andrena mariae, Andrena miserabilis bipunctata, Andrena nigrae (Kr), Andena nuda, Andrena rugosa fq icp, Andrena salictaria, Andrena sayi
Chrysididae: Chrysura pacifica
Tipulidae: Limonia canadensis; Stratiomyidae: Odontomyia pubescens; Syrphidae: Brachypalpus oarus, Cheilosia capillata, Eristalis dimidiatus fq, Eristalis stipator, Eupeodes americanus, Helophilus fasciatus, Platycheirus hyperboreus, Platycheirus obscurus fq, Syritta pipiens, Toxomerus geminatus, Toxomerus marginatus; Bombyliidae: Bombylius major; Tachinidae: Chetogena claripennis, Epalpus signifer, Gonia capitata fq (Rb, Gr), Siphona geniculata (Gr); Sarcophagidae: Ravinia derelicta; Calliphoridae: Cynomya cadaverina, Lucilia illustris (Gr), Phormia regina, Pollenia rudis (Gr); Muscidae: Neomyia cornicina (Rb, Gr); Anthomyiidae: Delia platura, Leucophora unistriata; Fanniidae: Fannia manicata; Lonchaeidae: Dasiops latifrons, Earomyia aberrans, Lonchaea polita (Gr); Scathophagidae: Scathophaga furcata (Rb, Gr); Chloropidae: Apallates coxendix, Elachiptera costata
Pieridae: Pontia protodice
Noctuidae: Anagrapha falcifera
Chrysomelidae: Acalymma vittata; Oedemeridae: Asclera ruficollis
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Erigenia bulbosa
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Rounded National Status Rank: N3 - Vulnerable
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Rounded National Status Rank: N5 - Secure
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Rounded Global Status Rank: G5 - Secure
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Erigenia bulbosa
Erigenia bulbosa, also known as harbinger of spring or pepper and salt, is a perennial plant in the carrot family (Apiaceae). E. bulbosa is the only species in the genus Erigenia (Nutt.). This plant is known as harbinger of spring because it is one of the earliest blooming native wildflowers of rich forests in the mid-latitude United States. It is found as far north as central New York and southern Wisconsin, west to the western Ozarks, and south to central Alabama.[1] It is also found in extreme southern Ontario.Throughout most of its range it blooms from late February through early April. It is a small spring ephemeral reaching only 5–15 cm tall when in flower, and slightly larger afterwards. Each spherical bulb gives rise to a single purplish stem, which terminates in an umbel. The flowers have white petals and large dark-reddish anthers. The teardrop shaped petals are 3-4 millimeters long, widely spaced and do not touch each other. As is characteristic of the carrot family, the leaves of this plant are sheathed at the base and pinnately divided into many small sections.
This plant is an occasional in rich hardwood forests of eastern North America. Its typical associates include spring beauty (Claytonia virginica), and cut-leaf tooth wort (Cardamine laciniata). All of these early spring blooming plants are pollinated by solitary bees, and to a lesser extent, flies and honey bees. E. bulbosa has a small daily accumulation of nectar per flower (7–38 µg sugar/flower), but the presence of numerous, closely arranged, simultaneously blooming flowers in the umbel may increase the overall nectar incentive for the pollinators.[2] The nectar produced by E. bulbosa only contains the sugar fructose.[3]
E. bulbosa does not form vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal associations with fungi, in contrast to most plants.[4]
These plants are protected in New York and Wisconsin as state endangered plants, and in Pennsylvania as threatened.
The bulb is edible both cooked and raw.[5] The Cherokee were known to chew this plant as medicine for toothaches; it is unknown what parts of plant they chewed.[6] This plant is sometimes used in native wildflower gardens throughout its range.
- ^ USDA PLANTS Database: Erigenia bulbosa
- ^ Dailey, T. B. & P. E. Scott 2006. Spring nectar sources for solitary bees and flies in a landscape of deciduous forest and agricultural fields: production, variability, and consumption. The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 133:535–547
- ^ Dailey, et al. 2003. Nectar rewards of co-flowering spring herbs in woodlands and adjacent agricultural fields. Abstracts: 87th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America.
- ^ Brent G. DeMars. OHIO J. SCI. 96 (4/5): 97-99, 1996 https://kb.osu.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/1811/23719/V096N4-5_097.pdf;jsessionid=60FDF8EE2192E367749B66FB50208659?sequence=1. Missing or empty
- ^ Plants for a Future Database: E. bulbosa.
- ^ Dr. Moermann's Ethnobotanical database: E. bulbosa
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A Henderson County teacher's assistant has been charged with taking $35,544 from a local homeowners association, a felony.
Heather Pettit Barnette, 31, of 14 Shadowbrook Drive, Flat Rock, was charged with obtaining property by false pretenses from the Shadowbrook Property Owners Association, according to court records.
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August 24, 2013 at 07:03 AM
SEBRING - Commissioners whacked three-quarters of their $6 million deficit in a special meeting Thursday, but they will still have to deal with $1.5 million more on Tuesday night.
They made drastic cuts: $800,000 from the sheriff, $114,000 from their own budget, and all $215,461 from the Highlands County Economic Development Commission and Industrial Development Authority.
"We were blindsided by that," Director Stephen Weeks said Friday. "We thought they would probably cut our funding and we were preparing for that."
Since there is some private funding in the agency's budget, as well as some carryover, the Avon Park office won't just shut down Oct. 1, the beginning the new fiscal year. He and three office workers won't be immediately out of a job, but he is already planning for exactly where new funding will come from.
Another $3 million was less painful. It was accomplished by the transfer of unused transportation funds. Sebring Parkway won't be affected, budget manager Tim Mechling said.
The $168,000 cost of living increase was eliminated for all county employees, who haven't gotten a raise for five years.
"Out in the real world, none of us got raises in the past five or six years either," Commissioner Ron Handley reasoned.
"Some of us got reductions." Chairman Jack Richie added.
State law doesn't allow counties to pass a deficit budget, so still on the table:
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Despite taking over information technology maintenance from other departments and the telephone system from the county, the clerk of court's budget was reduced $80,587.
"This morning I called Tasha (Morgan), my director of finance, and we'll sit down and see what we can come up with," Bob Germaine said. "In our IT department, we spend a lot of money in contracts, so maybe we can put off something for a year," Germaine said on Friday.
At Thursday's meeting, Germaine was irritated at Commissioner Don Elwell's suggestion that three constitutional officers be allowed to add the projects they've take over or are required to do - the supervisor of elections must hold a gubernatorial primary in 2014 - and then add a 1 percent increase to the current 2013 fiscal year to form their 2014 budget.
"If you do that with everybody, we'll make it work," Germaine agreed Thursday. "I just want it to be fair."
From Sheriff Susan Benton, that meant cleaving her $1 million increase to $224,000.
Her Florida Retirement System contribution has gone up $680,000, Commissioner Jim Brooks pointed out.
"You're right," Elwell agreed. "But we're asking all the constitutional (officers) to eat it. I hate to say eat it - absorb it... But we've got to draw a line in the sand."
Their other choice, the commissioners argued, is to raise taxes.
"The money that was always returned every year from the constitutionals, what happened to that?" Richie asked. In previous years, the five constitutional officers have returned millions in unspent funds.
County Administrator June Fisher explained: "Because budgets have gotten so close in past few years, there was less to return."
Commissioners couldn't reduce Property Appraiser Raymond McIntyre's budget; it's already been approved by the Florida Department of Revenue. Similarly, they couldn't touch Tax Collector Eric Zwayer's budget; it's all driven by revenues collected in his office anyway.
Also, commissioners can't tell the constitutional officers - who are elected by the voters - how to spend the money in their budgets.
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I have a 1px gradient jpg I created that I want to repeat from top to bottom of all pages. I assume I first load it into the media file to use it. What would be the css to add it to a child theme so it repeats?
I have a 1px gradient jpg I created that I want to repeat from top to bottom of all pages. I assume I first load it into the media file to use it. What would be the css to add it to a child theme so it repeats?
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you can try to add this code to your custom css
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background-image: url('LINK_TO_YOUR_GRADIENT_IMAGE');
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background-position: top left;
I still can't get this to work. My site is http://www.kwdanis.com/version19
Two area of concern:
1) Exactly how do I reference the image? Do I use the image's permalink? The two examples entered as below don't work. What's wrong?
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background-image: http://kwdanis.com/version19/?attachment_id=103;
background-repeat: repeat;
background-position: top left;
body {
background-image: http://kwdanis.com/version19/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/green_gradient_1px.png;
background-repeat: repeat;
background-position: top left;
2) Since this is a 1px image don't I need to add something reference the X/Y axis so it know where to repeat?
You need the image name. Try changing to:
The background-repeat will repeat in both x/y direction unless you specify repeat-x or repeat-y.
Tried this. No dice.
I've used this same png silver with Canvas and it works fine to create a gradient background (there's a custom background field to enter this in Canvas). So the issue isn't the sliver. I also entered whats below into my child theme, and yes the site background changes to orange. So the issue isn't a faulty child theme.
I guess the css still isn't quite correct. Any suggestions? Is anyone using a gradient background successfully with Customizr?
background: orange;
header.tc-header {
background: none;
WHAT I ADDED AND DOES NOTHING (also tried just wp-content/uploads/2013/11/green-gradeint-1px.png:
body {
background-image: http://kwdanis.com/version19/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/green-gradeint-1px.png;
background-repeat: repeat;
background-position: top left;
(Yes, I know I misspelled gradient for this file; I got the url from copying the File URL field in the media library, so it's right)
Thanks for any help!
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With trial and error and finally success I got it to work! The suggestions from tomaja first post finally worked, when before it wouldn't. I deleted and uploaded the images again between trying so perhaps the initial upload was corrupted. One suggestion: Make sure the 1px sliver is long enough so there's no tiling. This site is a good resource.
Thanks to everyone who responded for their suggestions! Here's my successful css:
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Discovered by chance by a Filipino fisherman, massive pearl was used as a good luck charm.
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Humberto Soto Ready: Matthysse Will Not Be an Obstacle!
By Miguel Rivera
Junior welterweight contender Humberto Soto (58-7-2, 34KOs) of Los Mochis is ready for a war on June 23 at Staples Center in Los Angeles. He faces tough Argentine boxer Lucas Matthysse (30-2, 28KOs). Soto came back on Saturday in Cancun in a tuneup bout, winning a unanimous ten round decision over Brazilian Claudinei Lacerda.
Soto hurt his right hand in the second half of Saturday's fight but says it was nothing serious, however, he couldn't secure a knockout victory because of the issue.
"The fight served its purpose, which was mainly to give Humberto activity prior to the June fight with Matthysse. We would have liked to get a knockout, but Humberto had complications and had some pain in his right hand, and that prevented him from finishing the fight before the deadline. Still, we're happy because he did good work throughout the fight and now we are just focused on Matthysse," said Antonio Lozada, President Baja Boxing, who represent Soto in Mexico.
Meanwhile, Soto was pleased with Saturday's result. He wants the big fights. He wants the big titles. And says Matthysse will not stand in his way.
"We won, and that was most important and we worked well in every round. And now, we can think day and night about the fight against Matthysse. We'll rest for a few days [before going back to training camp] and we'll arrive in top condition to the fight that Mexico is waiting for [with Matthysse]. I promise my people that I will be better than ever and that night I will give them many reasons to celebrate. I'm heading straight [on the road] to stardom and Matthysse will not be an obstacle [in my path],"Soto said.
Maybe he was 151 on fight night? He looked soft around the mid section and even tho he was throwing his punches hard, they didnt have a lot of speed. Like I said last night, I don't think he gets…Comment by Jack Napier on 04-08-2012
Lucas will win this fight he got jobbed against Judah and Alexander the twat he'll come into this fight ready to kill to win Soto always fights hard and it should be a war but Lucas has more power and…Comment by BIGPOPPAPUMP on 04-08-2012
[QUOTE=Tomasio;11984500][B][I]On box rec says he weighed 140lbs, but I had read in fight news that he weighed in at a career high of 151lbs..[/I][/B][/QUOTE] That's wrong. He weighed at like 139 and change. Someone released the wrong weight result which…Comment by Tomasio on 04-08-2012
[QUOTE=Nicolino;11984419]does anybody know Soto´s weight before the fight? he looked fat...[/QUOTE] [B][I]On box rec says he weighed 140lbs, but I had read in fight news that he weighed in at a career high of 151lbs..[/I][/B]Comment by cornholioda3rd on 04-08-2012
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I have chosen to stick with WP 1.5.2 (for now). It would be nice if we could have a category here in the Forum devoted to the WP 1.5.2 version. Anybody feel the same?
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I have chosen to stick with WP 1.5.2 (for now). It would be nice if we could have a category here in the Forum devoted to the WP 1.5.2 version. Anybody feel the same?
Actualy what we are shooting fir (I think) is for people to tag their posts with the appropriate WP version, or to at least mention what version of WP they are using in the post some where. If we have a separate 1.5.2 section, then we end up with two sets of forums, and double the number of categories. And that can easily get out of hand (then some one wants a WP 1.5 forum, then some one will ask for a WP .72 forum....)
Idealy people are marking or at least mentioning what version of WP they are using.
ps - I'm sticking with WP 1.5.2 for now as well.
OK, I added that tag in the hope that it helps. My thinking, however, is that WP 2.0 is almost a parting of the ways. I am quietly hoping that development continues along the 1.5.2 lines and look forward to seeing 1.5.3, 1.5.4. Fork it!
WP 2 has been a pain for me too. especially the permalinking stuff. all my links are dead as a result.
If it's going to be forked.... then someone had better get 1.5.2 and fork it... don't be looking for an official fork (but then what fork is ever official?)
I see little enthusiasm for WP 2.0 and as far as I'm concerned I decided to stick with 1.5 for a while. However, I vote for renaming 'WP 2.0 Beta' to 'WP 2.0' because people are still posting issues and questions regarding the just released version in that section. Alternatively the best option would be to lock the Beta section moving the last posts to 'Requests and Feedback'.
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In the late 1800's, a railroad was built through Rathdrum. This railroad made Rathdrum into one of the biggest towns in North Idaho and was a major reason for making it the Kootenai County Seat for many years. This railroad, like many built in those days, was built by many Chinese Immigrants. It was backbraking and dangerous work and many men died while building the railroad. Because of racial discrimination, the Chinese were not allowed to be buried in the "white cemetery" in Rathdrum as was usually the case. They were buried in an unmarked area next to it. Since they were not allowed to be in the cemetery in the 1800's, we can at least put the letterbox remembering them there today.
On highway 53 leaving Rathdrum towards the east, is the only Rathdrum Cemetery. Located across the street from Super 1 and Perfection Tires. Travel past the Pinegrove Cemetery and take the next left at the Lion's Club. Pull into their parking lot. You'll see a split rail fence surrounding a small sign. Here is where the Chinese laborers were buried and went for so many years unmarked, forgotten and part of the parking lot.
Walk across the road (the one you came off the highway onto)to the chain link fence that surrounds Pinegove Cemetery and follow it north to the gate. As you enter the cemetery its appropriate to go over some cemetery ediquette: do not touch any memorials or artifacts, appreciate the memorials as they are. Do not add to, take away from, or modify a memorial in any way. Do not intrude on funeral or memorial services. Teach your children to respect cemeteries. Running, playing, and noisy activities are not appropriate in cemeteries.
Make and immediate left and follow the chain link fence down the side of the cemetery. You can park and do this on foot. Pass a row of lilacs, Lindstroms grave, some smaller spruce and fir trees. Directly across from the Chinese Cemetery is the grave of Eddie Nunnally. From Eddie's headstone walk directly east back toward the Chinese cemetery until you come to a fir tree. Follow that fir tree north to the next fir tree. You will find the letterbox hanging from that tree. You do not have to dig to find this box. Stand here and look across the fence to the sad cemetery and remember how far we have come. Please close the lid well so the rain doesn't get in.


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Dr. Wynn Washle – President, Board of Directors
Dr. Wynn Washle, Ph.D., was appointed to the TACSC Board of Directors in January 2010 and has served as Board President since May 2014. Dr. Washle is a Broker Associate/Partner at The Group Real Estate in Fort Collins, Colorado. He has served three terms on the Board of Directors at The Group Real Estate and has served on the Boards of Directors for various non-profit agencies. Dr. Washle is actively involved with Foothills Rotary and was the 2010-2011 Campaign Co-Chair for the United Way of Larimer County. Dr. Washle's involvement in Catholic youth leadership traces back to 1975 when he was a student delegate at the Catholic Association of Student Council's ("CASC") Summer Conference. He subsequently was a member of the CASC Senate and served on the Summer Conference staff for the eight years. His daughter, Laura Jo, was a TACSC delegate and has volunteered on the Summer Conference staff since 2006. Raised in Southern California, Dr. Washle has been a resident of Fort Collins since 1989 where he lives with his wife and two daughters.
Jim Hannon – Vice President, Board of Directors
Mr. Hannon has been actively involved in TACSC for five years and joined the Board of Directors in 2009. He is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Ferrazzi Greenlight, Inc., a national management consultancy and training firm. Mr. Hannon also serves as the VP and CFO of the William H. Hannon Foundation; is a member of the Board of Governors of Verbum Dei High School in Watts, C; and is a Regent of Loyola High School of Los Angeles. Mr. Hannon graduated from Princeton University with a BS in mechanical and aerospace engineering and subsequently earned an MBA with honors from UCLA Anderson, where he was selected as the commencement speaker. Mr. Hannon's involvement in Catholic youth leadership traces back to 1975 when he was a student delegate at the Catholic Association of Student Council's ("CASC") Summer Conference. He subsequently served on the staff for 11 Summer Conferences.
Stephen Watkins – Secretary, Board of Directors
Mr. Watkins is a Vice President of AON Risk Services. AON is the largest risk consulting and brokerage firm in the world. Mr. Watkins covers private equity relationships in the Western US for Aon, based out of Los Angeles. Prior to AON, Mr. Watkins was a founding partner of Arcturus Capital, an early stage venture capital firm focused on Southern California companies. In 1999, he co-founded The Start Group, a technology accelerator dedicated to the development of start-up companies in Southern California. Mr. Watkins has worked for Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. of Cambridge, Massachusetts in the launch of their first commercial product for patients with HIV infection. In this role he established a technical field marketing force and marketing product management. Mr. Watkins has also worked for Amgen Inc., the nation's largest biotechnology company, in a variety of capacities in the Sales & Marketing and Executive Departments. Early in his career, Mr. Watkins served as legislative assistant to Congressman David Dreier, covering domestic policy issues, including HCFA and NIH policy. Mr. Watkins earned an MBA from the Anderson School at UCLA and received his undergraduate degree at the University of California at Berkeley. He currently resides in Southern California with his family.
Annette Finnane – Treasurer, Board of Directors
Mrs. Annette Finnane was appointed to the TACSC Board of Directors in May, 2014. Mrs. Finnane worked as Associate Director of TACSC from 2011 to 2013. She has also held a broad range of volunteer positions in the local school district related to fundraising programs, social events, student orientation and student volunteer service. Mrs. Finnane is an active member of her local Catholic parish and has been involved in many ministries including serving four years on the Pastoral Council and as a member of the Pastoral Strategic Planning Committee. Mrs. Finnane graduated from Santa Clara University with a Bachelor's degree in Finance. She spent 11 years in the Real Estate Group of Union Bank of California before leaving to stay home and raise her three children. Mrs. Finnane's involvement in Catholic youth leadership traces back to 1975 when she was a student delegate at the Catholic Association of Student Council's ("CASC") Summer Leadership Conference. She subsequently served on the CASC staff for several years. Mrs. Finnane currently resides in Northern California with her husband and family.
Kathleen Ash – Board Member
Kathleen Ash currently serves as the Executive Director of the Catholic Education Foundation(CEF) in Los Angeles, California. The Catholic Education Foundation is primarily committed to providing tuition assistance to the most financially deserving students attending Catholic elementary and high schools within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Last year CEF supported over 9,700 students, by providing $12.7 million dollars in tuition awards and program support. Before joining CEF in January of 2015, Kathy was the Associate Dean for Business Services in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University. She has also held the positions of Vice President of Operations at the Braille Institute of America, the Director of Finance and Operations at Marlborough School, and was also the Executive Director, Administrative Services for the School of Engineering at the University of Southern California, and the Chief Financial Officer for the School of Cinema and Television at USC. Kathy earned her B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley, a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Southern California, and a Master's in Special Education from Loyola Marymount University. She lives in Playa del Rey, CA, with her husband Kevin and they have two grown children: Hilary and Connor.
Dr. Kevin Baxter – Board Member
Dr. Kevin Baxter was appointed Senior Director and Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles by Archbishop Jose Gomez on July 1, 2015. Dr. Baxter is responsible for coordinating and implementing the vision for growth for Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, with a student population of 80,000, from Pre-school through 12th grade. His focus is on aligning the elementary and high school departments to more effectively and efficiently meet their own goals for growth and communicating to all stakeholders progress toward those goals. Prior to his current role, Dr. Baxter served as Superintendent for Elementary Schools in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles from July 2009 through June 2015 and was principal at American Martyrs School from 2004-2009 and principal at St. Columbkille School in South Los Angeles from 2001-2004. Dr. Baxter graduated from Villanova University with a BA in English and Minor in Communications. He holds a Master's Degree in Secondary Teacher Education and a California Clear Credential in Biology/General Science from Loyola Marymount University. He also has his Tier I and Tier II Professional Administrative Services Credentials. He holds a Doctorate of Education degree from the University of Southern California in Educational Leadership. His dissertation explored the leadership practices at an urban charter school and the impact those practices had on the academic achievement of students. Dr. Baxter has been a part-time faculty member in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University since 2002. He has taught courses in the both the Master's and Doctoral programs. His classes have included Private School Law and Ethics, Organizational Leadership, Financial and Human Resource Management and Context and Current Topics in Private Education. His research interests include leadership in Catholic education, specifically focused on financial and human resource management; Dual Language Immersion; Special Needs inclusion in Catholic education; and the law and Catholic/private education.
Dr. Baxter is the author of the book Changing the Ending (NCEA, 2011), which focuses on innovation and new approaches for Catholic schools so that they can grow and thrive for future generations. He wrote a chapter in The Practitioner's Guide to Catholic School Leadership (NCEA, 2012) entitled Financial Leadership in Catholic Schools and has been published in Momentum Magazine. He also contributed a chapter to the book Justice, Care & Diversity: Addressing the Needs of All Students in Catholic Secondary Schools (NCEA, 2009). The chapter was entitled: "Let the Children Come to Me": The Case for Catholic Inclusion.
Dr. Baxter lives in Hermosa Beach with his wife Kim and their six children.
Joe Eisele – Board Member
Mr. Eisele serves as Executive Vice President of Wells Fargo's Technology and Operations Group. His current role as Group Finance Officer (GFO) includes forecasting, planning and resource allocation for the Division and also includes participation in key strategic initiatives across the operational footprint. He is a CPA with over 27 years of experience in financial services and is a 23 veteran with Wells Fargo. In addition to his current role at Wells, he has also served as CFO of the West Coast and Indiana/Ohio Regions, Group Finance manager for the Central Banking Group and CFO for the Business Banking Support Group. Prior to Wells Fargo, he worked for Stephen Kutas & Co., P.C., and KPMG audit positions. Mr. Eisele also serves on the Board of Directors for The California Bankers Association, Junior Achievement of Southern California, The Los Angeles Arboretum and Mayfield Senior School. He is married with two children and lives in Southern California.
Robert Foster – Board Member
Mr. Foster has over 30 years experience in corporate management of medical device development and manufacturing companies. He is the founder and former owner of Avalon Laboratories, the world's largest OEM manufacturer of heart catheters used in cardiac surgery. He founded the company in 1990, sold it to Medtronic in 1996 and repurchased it from Medtronic in 2002, and sold it to American Capital in 2009. Mr. Foster is also the co-founder of Vascular Biosciences, s a biopharmaceutical and medical device company a focus on developing solutions for difficult-to-treat cardiovascular and inflammatory diseases. In 2014, he founded MC3 Cardiopulmonary located in Ann Arbor, Mi. (MC3 is a medical device development and manufacturing company focused on critically ill patients suffering from cardiopulmonary failure. In the coming years, MC3 will bring to market the world's first wearable artificial lung for patients with end stage lung failure.) Mr. Foster founded the Foster Education Foundation in 1997. The foundation is focused on disadvantaged youth, providing scholarship assistance to primary and secondary school children. The scholarship program has impacted nearly 1000 children and their families since its inception in 1997. Robert lives with his wife Gina of 25 years in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. They are raising 4 sons, two currently in college. They are both grateful to be very active in their church community, along with numerous local and national relief organizations.
Jazmin Jimenez – Board Member
Ms. Jimenez was appointed to the TACSC Board of Directors in 2014. She has been involved with the organization since her first summer conference in 1996. Since then she has volunteered for many TACSC summer conferences and student leadership days. In 2005, she earned her BA in Theological Studies from Loyola Marymount University where she was the recipient of the Fr. Robert Graham, SJ Alumni Award, the highest award given to a senior woman for service and leadership. She serves her alma mater as a member of the Alumni Association Board of Directors and the Women's Leadership Council. She also serves on the Finance Board for Christus Minstries, an Jesuit-sponsored ministry for young adults in the Church, and volunteers with the non-profit organization, Shane's Inspiration. She is the Campus Minister at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy and she resides in El Segundo, CA with her husband, Mike, and their two young children.
Don Lionetti – Board Member
Mr. Lionetti is a 1987 Graduate of Washington State University with a Major in Business Administration and Minor in Marketing. Don worked for the Xerox Corporation for 8 years and joined the Microsoft Corporation 14 years ago as an Account Manager where he has served the needs of Federal Government clients. Presently and for the past 8 years, Don's talents have led him to service the Native American tribal government and gaming organizations as well as the Native Alaska Corporations encompassing the entire US market. He is passionate about technology and helping his Native American clients discover solutions to help tribal government and gaming organizations gain efficiencies and better serve their constituents. Don also chairs the Marketing Advisory Board and serves on the National Board of Advisors for the Carson College of Business at Washington State University. He and his wife of 24 years, Julie, reside in Bellevue, WA.
Fr. William Muller, S.J. – Board Member
Born in San Francisco and raised in Northern California, Fr. Muller entered the Jesuits after graduating from Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose in 1962. He was ordained a Catholic Priest in 1973. He holds a Bachelors Degree from Gonzaga University, a Masters in Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology and a California teaching Credential. Over the last 30 years, he has served in various teacher and administrative positions at St. Ignatius College Preparatory in San Francisco, Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, Loyola High School in Los Angeles, and Brophy College Prep in Phoenix. Fr. Muller has also served as the Provincial's Assistant for Formation and the Provincial's Assistant for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education. He is currently the Executive Director of the Jesuit Schools Network in Washington DC serving the 80+ Jesuit secondary and pre-secondary schools in Canada and the United States.
Jim Oswald – Board Member
Mr. Oswald was appointed to the Board of Directors in January 2010 and served two terms as President of the Board through June 2014. Beginning in 2008 and working closely with Jim Hannon, Mr. Oswald helped drive the work of the TACSC Force, a group of TACSC alumni helping to bring new energy and a change in direction to the organization. He worked closely with then Executive Director Gene Detre to bring about a series of well-received changes to the 2010 TACSC Summer Leadership Conference in Southern California, including the introduction of the MAGIS Community Service Project and the Parent's Sunday Program. In 2012, he created the Core Leadership Team (100+ high school students from across the Archdiocese of Los Angeles) to serve as staff members to the TACSC Student Leadership Days, including the 500+ Archdiocese of Los Angeles Student Leadership Day at the Cathedral of our Lady of Angels (2013) as well as to staff our Summer Leadership Conferences. Over the last three years, he has raised nearly $100,000 for scholarships to send underserved middle school students to the TACSC Summer Leadership Conferences. Mr. Oswald has a long history in Catholic youth leadership having first been a student delegate at the 1972 Catholic Association of Student Council's ("CASC") Summer Conference. He then served as a CASC Senator, a CASC Summer Leadership Conference staff member and was president of the CASC High School Cabinet. He has remained tangentially involved with TACSC since 1972. Mr. Oswald graduated from Stanford University in 1982 with degrees in Urban Planning/Organizational Policy Analysis and Business. He works today as a management consultant/organizational strategist for Gensler Los Angeles, teaches classes in youth leadership and innovation, volunteers with Homeboy Industries, and resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters and their labradoodle Henri.
Lilliam Paetzold – Board Member
Ms. Paetzold recently joined the TACSC Board of Directors. She currently hold the dual position of Principal at Notre Dame High School and Notre Dame Academy Elementary in Los Angeles. She has reorganized and energized her student leadership program and continues to educate others in her successful methods.
Kevin Slattery – Board Member
Mr. Slattery was appointed to the TACSC Board of Directors in 2010 and has served in various roles since that time. He has spent his career working in the architecture, engineering, construction and technology fields, primarily completing projects for Federal Government agencies. He has been the President and General Manager for corporate Holding Companies, as well as CEO or President of several operating entities. For the last 25 years, he spent his career assisting socially and economically disadvantaged groups establish stable businesses and prosper in government contracting. Semi-retired, he is now building several family businesses in Denver and other cities. For the past 20 years, he has been a Board Member, Trustee or Chair of several Catholic educational and non-profit boards, both in Southern California and on the East Coast. He is a past Chair and current Trustee of Mayfield Senior School and was Vice Chair of the Loyola High School (Los Angeles) Board of Regents. He also served on the Holy Family Parish of South Pasadena Pastoral Council and was a member of the recent Pastoral (Strategic) Planning Committee. Mr. Slattery has been involved in TACSC since two of his children attended the TACSC Summer Conferences between 1996 and 2000. He attended Loyola High School and UCLA and graduated with a BA in Psychology/Psychobiology. Additionally, he attended Loyola Marymount University for continued undergraduate engineering and graduate business and management courses. Mr. Slattery resides in Pasadena, CA and has been married 37 years to his wife Carol. He has three grown children.


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Skip to comments.SAS 'Blades' rescue 150: Crack helicopter commandos snatch terrified Britons from desert(Libya)
Posted on 02/26/2011 3:43:24 PM PST by nuconvert
SAS troops last night staged a dramatic evacuation of 150 civilian workers from the Libyan desert.
The Special Forces soldiers landed in two C130 Hercules military transport aircraft on a landing strip near remote oilfields south of the eastern port of Benghazi.
The SAS men known as blades because of their role at the sharp end of the mission had flown from Maltas Valletta airport, where, in meticulous detail, they planned the rescue of the stranded workers, many of them British.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Not as impressive as the way Soetor0 sent a small catarmaran to save 3 Americans lol
SOCOM Ping
Long ago, I remember a similar mission. Iran. Jimmy's forces. C-130, CH-53, etc......tragic. Things are in much better shape now.
Libya is where they started.
Note to oil executive: Always build an airfield next to oil fields in unstable country.
I bet those C-130s were crowded.
Great, while they're at it, could they fly over to Iran and cap a few of the regime members there?
Meanwhile, Obama sends a bass boat to rescue Americans. What competence.
Rescue mission: A ferry charted by the U.S. government docks in Malta after transporting U.S., French and Canadian citizens from Libya
The biggest losers were the Canadians. They chartered a plane, sent it to Libya, and then took off again before anyone could get on it. A total failure of planning, implementation, and execution.
now THAT is how you get things done in the modern world!!!!
Yeah, for sure. And, still no carrier group in the Mediterranean. Go figure...
"This isn't America's fight."
It is America's fight to evacuate her citizens in foreign countries when those governments descend into anarchy.
The Brits seem to have accomplished this flawlessly.
Sweet....thanks for the ping friend.
What a contrast..in terms of size, Britain's armed forces are a shadow of what they once were, but in terms of training and skill, they have few peers.
Before the SAS rescue operation, the Royal Navy sailed one of its warships into a Libyan port and evacuated the first contingent of Brits. Then, the SAS expertly handled the task of rescuing those oil workers in remote sections of the Libyan desert. And I'm quite certain the SAS "met no resistance." Mummar's thugs and mercs know that messing with the SAS is quick ticket to an early demise.
Meanwhile, Barry and Hillary rent a ferry to evacuate Americans from Libya, and it had to remain in port for several days before actually setting sail for Malta. Apparently, the U.S. Navy's lone destroyer in the Med was elsewhere, and Obama was afraid to duplicate the British naval evacuation, lest he upset Qadhaffi and his good friend, "Calypso Louie" Farrakhan.
What many don't realize is that the U.S. has a huge SOF presence in Djibouti. Not exactly a short flight to Libya, but the assets necessary for a rescue mission can be easily deployed from Djibouti to Malta, Sicily, Italy, or other locations in that region. MC-130s, AC-130s, HC-130s plus Green Berets, SEALs, Air Force pararescuemen, combat controllers (and more), just waiting for orders that never came.
No, the British mission was NOT flawless. They had to pray bribes to let airplanes land. The flights were delayed because the government dithered in dispatching. If there was a flawless operation, and I doubt it, it was the French operation.
At least it was probably earth friendly and powered by 100% ethanol. The citizens were lucky that the Kenyan bothered to do anything at all. Those missionaries on the yacht didn't rate any help.
To be fair to the USN, they also probably have their hands full dealing with the situation in Egypt and the whole Iranians sending ships through the Suez Canal thing...
the Chinese and others send in warships for their people..with troops and weapons. (We already had warships in the Mediterranean.)
But WE send them a small puddle hopper ferry - that couldn't leave port for 3 days due to high seas. Thew could have been taken hostage at any time - and how does the crew of the ferry fight back?
I hears that oblunder didn't want to send in our warship because he didn't want it to appear a provocation.
Oh, okay then.
tell that to the Chi-town street gang in the WH - and then reread your sentence 3 weeks from now.
By the time all of the Foreign nations have their people out of Libya, there isn't anyone going to be left to do any of the work.
Let's face facts. If Libyans where the hard-working productive sons of guns they want people to believe they are, then why do they need so many foreigners in the Country in the first place?
These evacuations are going to completely shut Libya down. Libyan Arab tribesmen be slaughtering each other over water to drink in a couple of weeks, much less worrying about oil to sell....
Disagree...we had most of a Navy/Marine Corps amphibious group in the Red Sea, and the USS Enterprise battle group in the same area—more than enough to launch NEO ops in Egypt, or keep the Suez Canal open, if need be.
As the Brits demonstrated, you can evacuate a fair number of people by air, w/o naval support. And the UK's list of available assets pales in comparison to what we have. But the Brits had one thing we lacked: a leader with the resolve to us his military assets to remove British citizens from Libya.
The Weekly Standard has a great article on our "ferry evacuation," noting that Obama's impotent response is even below that of Jimmy Carter's during the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Painful, but true.
That was the civil chartered aircraft in Tripoli. Everybody that went through Tripoli had to pay bribes in order to get out. Those C-130s didn't seek permission to go into rescue the oil workers.
We have to keep them in the gulf to protect the Saudi overlords,
The fluid nature of war requires adapting to changes. Bribes, etc. were adaptations that resulted in a flawless evacuation.
Unlike our own pathetic administration's attempts at an evac.
It was reported that they were being protected by American security of some kind.
What exactly is the fault with that? Unethical financial dealings? LOL
With 0bambi at the helm sending in an American warship is a provocation.
When China sends a warship it is intimidation.
got a point there!
"Do ya feel lucky, punk? Well, do ya?"
Even a nut like Mallow Mar isn't stupid enough to think that China would be bluffing.
I wonder how much more the MoD will have to cut to pay for this operation?
"Some kind" How assuring.
Let's see, the Chinese sent in a war ship, the English and Italians, C-130's, the Germans, a Navy ship with helicopters, Bosnian government sent two planes to Libya to evacuate about 275, Greece sent planes, The Netherlands a C-130, The Russians, etc etc.
And we sent a small ferry that couldn't head out on the sea for 3 harrowing days.
They sure have those gun turrets ts on that ferry well hidden. Good thing the rebels were too busy to attack - they might have met a barrage of heavy gunfire.
America can stand proud. 'sarq'
It's also reported that we have a president - "of some kind."
(Or did you leave off the 'sarq?')
C-130s? How bout a Spectre mission over some hideouts, and rolloff some daisycutters for good measure. But Barry is not down with the program; HRC will scare the crap out of them by opening up the industrial grade barrel of "smart power."
The Daily Mail called the British operation "Carry On Follow That Camel."
I was just correcting your one statement, letting you know that they weren't being protected by the crew of the ferry, but armed Americans. I don't know whether they were soldiers, or what, I didn't hear.
I read the Chinese sent in buses and chartered boats like the Americans did. Where did you hear they sent in warships, troops and weapons?
Who Dares Wins.
Superbly well done.
Second rescue mission was conducted today.
I wonder if any were Americans. Our diplomat said that she knew of at least 90 Americans who wanted to leave Fri. on that ferry and couldn't.
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You beat me to it. What a performance by Walcot, the finishes were Henry like.
And me, was just about to make the exact same post. He looked sheer class out there. As he said in his interview, he's only 17, the other players are all 20-21. His second goal was pure Henry, he is seriously quick!