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Steve Jones
Rock Guitarist
Born Sep 3, 1955
Stephen Philip "Steve" Jones is an English rock guitarist, singer and actor, best known as guitarist and founding member of punk rock band, the Sex Pistols.
View newly released photos of Steve Jones.
News + Updates
Browse recent news and stories about Steve Jones.
Never Mind The Bollocks, It's Sex Pistol Steve Jones' MemoirLATimes - May 26, 2016
Never Mind The Bollocks, It's Steve Jones' MemoirLATimes - May 26, 2016
Jonesy's Jukebox Returns To L.A. RadioLATimes - Oct 29, 2015
Huey Morgan And The Fine Art Of The Tv WalkoutGuardian (UK) - Nov 05, 2013
Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Steve Jones.
1955 Birth Born on September 3, 1955.
1975 19 Years Old In 1975, Jones went on to co-found Sex Pistols with Paul Cook, Glen Matlock, and later, John Lydon. … Read More
1976 20 Years Old Jones became well known among fans for his "hanky on the head", and his perm. When the Sex Pistols were interviewed by Bill Grundy on the Today show on 1 December 1976, Jones openly swore at Grundy after being goaded to do so, causing much controversy and elevating the band's profile.
1978 22 Years Old After the Sex Pistols broke up in 1978, Jones and drummer Paul Cook co-founded The Professionals. They released two albums, a self-titled debut and I Didn't See It Coming, but disbanded after a serious car crash while on tour in the US in 1981. … Read More
1980 24 Years Old Rehearsals took place in early 1980, and Jones recorded the guitars parts on three songs of the album Kaleidoscope. … Read More
1988 32 Years Old His song "Mercy", from the album of the same name, was used in a Miami Vice episode called "Stone's War" and was featured on the Miami Vice II soundtrack album and in the film Homeboy 1988. "Pleasure and Pain" also from the album Mercy, was included in the 1986 film Sid and Nancy.
1989 33 Years Old In 1989, he released his second solo album, titled Fire and Gasoline, which featured Jones on guitar and vocals, Terry Nails on bass, and drummer Mickey Curry. … Read More
1995 39 Years Old In 1995, Jones played guitar on the self-titled and only album released by P. … Read More
1996 40 Years Old 1 More Event
In 1996, Jones formed Neurotic Outsiders, that featured himself on guitar and vocals, former Guns N' Roses members Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum on rhythm guitar and drums, and John Taylor from Duran Duran, on bass. … Read More
1999 43 Years Old Jones produced the self-titled debut albums of the Los Angeles based Buckcherry and American Pearl, released in 1999 and 2000.
2002 46 Years Old … They made 2 models for him which he used on the 2002-2003 North American Piss Off Tour.
2005 49 Years Old 1 More Event
He participated in the Sex Pistols reunion concerts and currently resides in Los Angeles. He has since engaged in session work, playing guitar on Lisa Marie Presley's 2005 album, Now What. … Read More
2008 52 Years Old In 2008, Gibson put out a "Steve Jones Signature Les Paul Model" to the exact specs of his original white 1974 Les Paul Custom. … Read More
2009 53 Years Old 1 More Event
Indie 103.1 last broadcast Jonesy's Jukebox 14 January 2009; Indie 103.1 ceased to exist as a broadcast radio station on 15 January 2009.
2010 54 Years Old Jones was picked up by LA radio Station KROQ in October 2010 to continue his Jonesy's Jukebox segment.
2013 57 Years Old 2 More Events
… After an appearance as the guest on Russell Brand's FX television program Brand X with Russell Brand in 2013, Jones has assumed the duties of the house band on that program. … Read More
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The Hibbards
David Hibbard is the most active outfitter on the Nahanni River, personally guiding over 70 descents. After graduating from Queen's University with a Bachelor of Physical Education and a BA in Geography, the lure of the mountains drew David and his family to Alberta where he has resided since 1984. When not expounding the wonders of the Nahanni River to people around the globe, Dave loves back-country skiing in the Rockies, and sailing in the Caribbean. Beautiful Canmore, AB has been his home, and the site of the Nahanni Wilderness Adventures office since 2002.
Wendy Hibbard manages the Nahanni office in the summer when Dave is in the North. Wendy also graduated from Queen's and recently retired from teaching secondary school in Canmore. Her favourite activities are keeping up with her 3 wonderful children, and following David to incredible remote wilderness places.
In addition to guiding:
Joel Hibbard looks after marketing and communications.
Dana Hibbard deals with Guest Services in the winter months.
Luke Hibbard staffs the Nahanni Wild booth at the Outdoor Adventure travel shows.
What do we do in the off-season?
This is a commonly asked question. Below you will find some links and stories that will answer this question for you. From skiing the powder in the Rockies, to sailing in the Bahamas, and always exploring the amazing Nahanni backcountry...
Going Against the Flow
In 2008, David attempted to follow the footsteps of "Dangerous River" author, Raymond Patterson, and bring his canoe upriver on the Nahanni to Virginia Falls. Read More...
The Nahanni Trilogy
David spent a few summers exploring the Nahanni tributaries, which led to the development of our Flat River and Little Nahanni trips. Read more...
Prairie Creek First Descent
In 2003, David and son Joel, discovered first-hand the mystique of Prairie Creek. Read more...

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ST. PAUL - "Where are the damn jobs?" was the question posed by a sign at Thursday night's State Capitol vigil. Not only were no jobs created during the 2011 legislative session, the state government shutdown that began at midnight put thousands of public and private sector workers out of work.
Minnesota's sluggish economy, struggling to recover from the recession, will be rocked by the layoffs of 23,000 state employees and thousands of others as the effects of the shutdown ripples through local units of government, businesses and communities.
Some 10,000 construction workers immediately face unemployment due to the closure of all state-funded construction projects, said Harry Melander, president of the Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council.
At a vigil Thursday night, state workers filed before a microphone to list the litany of public services affected by the inability of state lawmakers to reach a budget agreement before Friday's start of a new fiscal year. They ranged from adoption services and addiction programs to business licensing, pollution prevention and public health efforts.
"We want to work!" participants in the vigil chanted as darkness fell on the state Capitol. A sign on the building said it was closed until further notice due to the shutdown.
Failure to compromise
Minnesota labor leaders said Republican lawmakers, by refusing to address the state's revenue shortfall, were to blame for the impasse that led to the shutdown.
"Their insistence on protecting millionaires has now resulted in a government shutdown that leaves thousands of public and private sector workers without a job," said Minnesota AFL-CIO President Shar Knutson.
"While this shutdown will be harmful in the short-run, it is only a preview of what the GOP's all-cuts budget would look like.
"Governor Dayton has met Republicans halfway with a balanced solution that will hold the line on taxes for 98 percent of Minnesotans. We call on Republican legislators to join Governor Dayton in the middle and forge a compromise that will create jobs and protect the middle class."
Jim Monroe, executive director of MAPE, the Minnesota Association of Professional Employees, said state workers "are being used as pawns in a budget impasse," adding "It seems that legislative leaders do not understand the value that public services give to the quality of life in this state."
Eliot Seide, executive director of AFSCME Council 5, the largest union of state workers, said, "We are saddened the Republican legislators would dispose of us like we are yesterday's trash."
In the coming days, both unions will be operating phone banks so members can call lawmakers to demand an end to the crisis and a fair budget.
They also plan a mass rally at the Capitol July 6 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Dubbed the "Downeyville Rally" after state Rep. Keith Downey, who sponsored legislation to slash the state workforce, the event will dramatize the effect of the shutdown, in the same way impromptu encampments called "Hoovervilles" portrayed the devastation of the Great Depression in the 1930s.
A moral crisis
Participants in Thursday night's vigil were joined by clergy from various faiths. The Rev. Paul Slack, pastor of New Creation Church in Brooklyn Park, spoke for many when he framed the debate in moral terms.
Thousands of Minnesotans, especially the state's most vulnerable residents, will be hurt by the shutdown and by many of the proposed budget cuts, he said.
"We need to pass a budget - not just a budget - but a budget that works for us all," he said. "This is not a budget crisis. This is not even a revenue crisis. This is a moral crisis."
For more information
View more photos on the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation Facebook page
AFSCME and MAPE have resources for laidoff state workers on their websites.
A local group, ShutDownRiseUp! will offer a free meal every day at 5 p.m. in Powderhorn Park in Minneapolis and the opportunity to organize around the shutdown.
Barb Kucera is the editor of Workday Minnesota, where this article and photo originally appeared.


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Bassmaster Magazine ranks Dworshak Reservoir number 47 in its top-100 list of bass fishing destinations. It takes about three months to put this list together. Bassmaster Magazine Editor James Hall said that this annual list has quickly become a favorite of fishing enthusiasts.
"It definitely creates a lot of chatter in the bass fishing world," said Hall. "It also gets people on the road and gets them fishing more. A cool side effect is the tourism dollars it brings to these areas."
Dworshak's current placement is down from the number 26 ranking it receive last year, but the magazine did say the Idaho State record small-mouth came from the reservoir and its gene pool still swims in the water.


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Melissa Lee is the host of CNBC's "Fast Money" and "Options Action."
Chief Market Strategist & Director of Advisor Advocacy, Private Advisor Group
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Chris Whalen said Friday statements made by politicians are responsible for the global market panic centered around Deutsche Bank.
Mohamed El-Erian tells CNBC Deutsche Bank's recent volatility should serve as a warning.
Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz chief economic advisor, discusses why the Deutsche Bank crisis is not a Lehman moment, but still something to be concerned about.


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2:oo PM Doors / Zach Van Lue
3:00 PM Deep Sea Diver
3:45 PM X Ambassadors
4:30 PM Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
5:15 PM Alabama Shakes
6:10 PM Walk the Moon
7:05 PM Twenty One Pilots
8:20 PM Cage The Elephant
9:50 PM Death Cab For Cutie
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$2 from every Deck The Hall Ball ticket purchased will be donated to The Vitalogy Foundation. In turn, they'll allocate the funds to the Bureau of Fearless Ideas (formerly 826 Seattle) and Treehouse. Both organizations help youth in Seattle.
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General Admission Seating
The floor is general admission, standing room only.
Tickets are non-refundable except in the event of a cancellation, and then tickets are refundable at the original point of purchase only. There is no re-entry during the concert. Once inside the venue, ticket holders cannot go back to their cars.
Accessible/disabled seating is available on all levels of the arena. Accessible seating and parking are available through Ticketmaster and the KeyArena Box Office. When ordering accessible tickets, it is important to indicate that you require accessible seating so we can properly seat you.
Visit Ticketmaster online, select the event, and click on the "Request Accessible Tickets" icon.
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Guests may not bring food and/or beverage items into the arena during events. Glass bottles or metal cans are strictly prohibited. Guests must dispose of the unauthorized items prior to entrance into the arena or return them to their vehicle. KeyArena Admissions staff will not check-in or store any food or beverage items.
Smoking is not permitted in the arena at any time; however, guests are allowed to exit to smoke and re-enter with a valid ticket. See a KeyArena Admissions staff member to be directed to the smoking area at each event.
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EditorialAfrica Needs Strong Institutions
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Kollision Con is moving back to the suburbs of Chicago for a great weekend at the Indian Lakes Resort in Bloomingdale! This year's honorable guests include the man behind Hercule of DBZ and Mr. Torgue of Borderlands, Chris Rager, and the voice of Majin Buu, John Swasey. Power Surge will be making his way there to catch all of the fun!
Back again to cure the winter blues, Con+Alt+Delete is heating up for a weekend that is sure to end the year on a high note! This year we welcome back Vic Mignogna, D.C. Douglas, Shinichi "Nabeshin" Watanabe, Chuck Huber and more for what is sure to be a crazy good time! Say hi to Power Surge as he escapes the cold Chicago winter!


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John Thomas Casey '60, a fifty-six year resident of Nevada City, died at his Banner Mountain home on June 22, 2016, surrounded by his beloved family. He was 78 years old. Born to John and Margaret Casey, in Burns, Oregon, he was the first of eight children. At the age of 12, John developed Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, and although the effects of this disease changed his life dramatically, he didn't let his illness define him. Unfortunately, his doctors assigned extended bed rest, and when he could no longer walk, his parents took him to the Mayo clinic for treatment. He missed a year of school, but studied diligently at home, determined to stay a grade ahead of his younger brother. After the family relocated to Portland, John graduated from Central Catholic High School in 1956. John attended Santa Clara University because of the healing effects of its warm climate, and its Jesuit-based education. He was active in the male chorus and served as Vice President of the student body. It was there that he met his wife, Claire, a San Jose State nursing student, after seeing a photograph of her on his roommate's desk. They married in 1960, after their graduations, and moved to North San Juan, so that John could run his father's sawmill, Sierra Mountain Mills. This began his long career in the lumber business, which included serving as President of Western Wood Products. In the eighties, John and a few other men from the mill began to sell lumber, and that venture became Caseywood. In 1965, John moved his growing family to Banner Mountain, where he and Claire raised their four children. Although arthritis kept John from sports, he was the ultimate fan, watching his children, and then his grandchildren, as they participated in athletics, theater, and musical performances. He loved birthday gatherings, toasting at weddings, strong hugs, dinners with friends, barbecues, and cheering for the Gonzaga University Bulldogs basketball team. John loved Nevada City, and was an active member of the community. He coached Little League, was on the Board of Nevada Union High School, served two terms on the Grand Jury, and was also on the Boards of Music in the Mountains, Citizens Bank, and Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. John headed the Capital Campaign to build the hospital's Cancer Center. He was active at both St. Canice and St. Patrick's churches, and he and Claire were members of the Empire Club for forty years. John is survived by his wife of fifty-five years, Claire, their four children, Kathleen Gianotti '83 (Jerry Gianotti '83), Kevin (Sara), Mark (Kirsten Casey '89), and Julie Fraser '90 (Brent Fraser '90), eleven grandchildren: Madeleine McHill (Andrew), Michaela (Lucas) and Kristen Gianotti, Colin (Lisa), Molly, Nick, Hannah, and Ellie Casey, Jane, Jack, and Claire Fraser, and one great grandson, Henry McHill. He is also survived by his siblings and their spouses, Brian (Peggy) and Michael (Mary) Casey, Colleen (Bob) Donnelly, and Maureen (Tom) Fullmer. He was predeceased by his parents, and three of his brothers: Tim, Dennis, and Pat.
John J. Rocha '60, from Manila, Philippines, passed away from cancer on July 20, 2015. At SCU, he was a senior class officer and basketball statistician. After graduation, he was the Philippine's ambassador to Spain for many years. He was a very warm, personable, down-to-earth friend to many. He is survived by his wife Pilina, three children, and six grandchildren.
John Edward Nolan J.D. '60, resident of Pleasant Hill John passed away on May 9, 2016 at the age of 81 with his family by his side after a long illness. John was born January 18, 1935 in Oakland California and attended St. Joseph's High School in Alameda, Santa Clara University (graduating with the Dynamic Class of '56) and Santa Clara University School of Law. John was in private practice a few years before joining the Port of Oakland where he was the Assistant Port Attorney for 30 years. After retiring he loved to spend time in his vacation home in the Santa Cruz mountains playing golf. He was also a member of the Boulder Creek Golf and Country Club. John was a big fan of the 49ers and the SF Giants, but his greatest love was his family. He is survived by his loving wife Sheila of 53 years, and together they raised four devoted children. Monica (Dave) of Palo Alto, John (Dana) of Portland and Scott (Lisa) of Australia. Seven cherished grandchildren, Kyle, Emma and Grace Johnson, Summer and Ella Nolan, and Quinn and Milo Nolan. Also survived by nieces Janet Gomez, Kathy Mattos, Annette Syrrist and nephew Steve Mattos. John was predeceased by his son Michael in 1992, his parents John and Monica Nolan, sister Jean Mattos and brother Bill. John was a member of Christ the King Church for 50 years and was a Eucharist Minister for many years. A Memorial Mass celebrating his life will be held at Christ The King Church in Pleasant Hill on Friday June 10 at 11:00 am, with a reception following at Zio Fraedo's in Pleasant Hill. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Vincent de Paul Society 199 Brandon Road Pleasant Hill 94523 or to a charity of your choice. See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/eastbaytimes/obituary.aspx?pid=180185863#sthash.DSRpmEKF.dpuf
Professor Cornelius Timothy Moynihan '60, 76, passed away on Dec. 22, 2015, at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany, after a brief illness. His family was at his side. Born in Inglewood, Calif., on Feb. 2, 1939, to John H. Moynihan and Mildred I. (Dittman) Moynihan; he was the oldest of three children.
Connie will be remembered by family and friends as a kind and moral man with an impish sense of humor. He was the center of many a party where he entertained with his guitar and repertoire that ranged from folk songs to bawdy ballads. He enjoyed a good joke and always had one ready to share. He loved science fiction and taking his children, and later his grandchildren, to any movie with a spaceship or an alien. He was a steadfast supporter of wildlife conservation and animal welfare.
Connie attributed his success as an accomplished and respected scientist and academic to the education he received at Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, Calif. The focus and training imparted by the Jesuit brothers helped overcome the difficulties of his early years, and honed a keen scientific mind and disciplined approach to work and life. He received his B.S. in chemistry from Santa Clara University in 1960, his M.S. in physical chemistry in 1962 from Princeton University, and his Ph.D. in physical chemistry in 1965, also from Princeton.
His academic career began in the Department of Chemistry at California State University in Los Angeles, in 1964. He then joined the Department of Materials Science and Chemistry at Catholic University of America in 1969, and in 1981 he became professor of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. As Professor Emeritus at RPI, he continued to review abstracts, to teach his favorite class in thermodynamics, and keep students on their toes with his rigorous line of questioning. Throughout his academic career, he specialized in amorphous materials (molten salts and inorganic glasses) and published approximately 180 scientific papers on various aspects of amorphous materials. In particular, he contributed to analyzing a complicated structural relaxation phenomenon of glasses and the most popular equations to describe the relaxation bears his name as "The Narayanaswamy-Moynihan-Tool relaxation formalism." He was a Fellow of the American Ceramic Society and known for his high quality of research works and thorough and rigorous teaching of thermodynamics.
Connie is survived by his daughter, Kathleen Moynihan Falls of Evanston, Ill.; his son, Timothy Campbell Moynihan of Randolph, Vt.; his sister, Sheila Moynihan Wilson of Monterey, Calif.; his grandchildren, Keegan Moynihan, Declan Falls, Vivienne Falls and Connor Falls; his son-in-law, Bob Falls; and daughter-in-law, Bindi Rakhra; and his partner of 30 years, Maria Resnick. He was predeceased by his brother, Dennis Moynihan.
John Hall '61 died on July 15, 2015 at the age of 77; a resident at that time of Roseville, CA. He was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota on 2-11-38. Came to CA in 1949. Went to Bellarmine High School in San Jose, class of '56. He is survived by brother Tom Hall '61. John has 2 nephews who are also SCU alumni: Patrick Frontiera, '95 and Joe Frontiera, '97. At time of death he was unmarried. Had 5 children, 4 living: David Hall of Citrus Heights, CA; Ann (Hall) Day of El Dorado Hills, CA; Jim Hall of Carmichael, CA: and Colleen (Hall) Robertson of Folsom, CA. Deceased since 2002 is son John. John spent two years as a Lay Mission Helper in Ecuador; was a Probation Officer for 15 years; got a Masters in Counseling, followed by MFT work (Marriage & Family Therapy) until his health failed. Funeral was at Divine Savior Catholic Church in Orangevale, CA. Any remembrances can be sent to John's sister Mary at firstname.lastname@example.com Submitted by: Mary (Hall) Frontiera, sister
San Luis Obispo lost an icon when Gregory Morris '62 died on Feb. 8, 2016, at his home in Avila Beach. Greg was born in August 1940 in San Francisco to Harry and Anne Morris. In 1948, Harry, Anne, and their two sons, Greg and Michael, moved to San Luis Obispo. Greg attended Old Mission School, and after grammar school, achieved his Eagle Scout. He spent his high school years at Mission Central Catholic High School and Bellarmine College Preparatory and then graduated from Santa Clara University with his B.A. in history in 1962.
After working for The Hartford Insurance Company in San Francisco for two years, he moved back to San Luis Obispo in 1964 to work with his father at what was then known as Bachino & Morris. Soon thereafter the firm became Morris & Dee. Greg spent his career building long-lasting relationships and taking care of those in need. For over 50 years he considered his clients and employees his family. Greg was instrumental in expanding the company, now known as Morris & Garritano, to the firm it is today. He was proud to have been joined by two of his children to carry on the multi-generational business.
Greg married Theresa LaFace in 1967, and together they had four children: Kelly Morgan '91, Brendan Morris '92, Kerry Morris '98, and Patrick. One of Greg's ongoing passions was his belief in Catholic education, manifested through the reopening of Mission College Preparatory in 1983 and the school's expansion in 2004. His strong interest in history, particularly in that of California missions, was evident in his work to restore the La Loma Adobe-a project that engaged him until the end of his life.
Anyone who knew him would agree, Greg was the world's best host. He was a gentleman through and through, and he made sure your glass was full and your smile was big. His patience and attention to detail were extraordinary, and his boundless generosity was felt deeply by those around him, through his work ethic, his unbridled love for his family, and his commitment to his community through organizations like Mission School Memorial Foundation, Mid State Bank, and French Hospital. Greg exemplified his strong compassion for the people around him through his lifelong service as a Eucharistic minister for parishioners from both Saint Paul Church in Pismo Beach and Old Mission Church in San Luis Obispo. He also participated in the Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo, two of the highlights being administering polio vaccinations and drilling water wells in India and Malawi, respectively. Greg's family loved going on vacations with him to beautiful locations such as Maui, Canada, Australia, Tahiti, Italy, and most recently Norway. His kindness and respect for others touched whoever crossed his path, and he was always interested in learning more about other cultures and other countries.
Greg Morris is survived by his brother, Michael (Sandy); his children: Kelly Morris, Brendan (Vicky), Kerry Morris (Ryan), Patrick (Linda); his grandchildren: Jennifer, Amy, Rell, Kalani, Grace, and his nephews, Kevin and Colin.
Robert Bachmann '63 passed away January 9, 2016, at home with his family by his side. He died from pulmonary fibrosis, but maintained his optimism and sense of humor throughout his illness. He was born in Los Angeles to Rudolph and Irene Bachmann, Swiss immigrants.
Bob graduated from Santa Clara University in 1963 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was an Engineering Program Mgr at Northrop Grumman. After retirement he taught part-time at the Monterey Naval Post Graduate School.
He was a lifelong skin diver and cyclist. He volunteered at Santa Clara Senior Center and enjoyed gardening and cooking for family gatherings. He loved spending time with his grandchildren and will be remembered for his generosity, humor and love of life.
He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Beverly; sons, Steve (Stephanie) and Jon (Katherine); grandchildren, Charlie and Chloe; brother, Rudy; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Paul Kantner '63, one of the giants of the San Francisco music scene, died Jan. 28, 2016. Mr. Kantner, a founding member of the Jefferson Airplane, was 74.
Martin "Marty" Ziegler '63 attended SCU for three and a half years. He had to leave in the middle of his senior year & finished his degree in Southern California. He loved Santa Clara & always identified with that school. He passed away on Dec. 6, 2015. He is survived by his wife, Lynda, and two sons, Erich & Christian, and four grandchildren. Marty's nephew, Travis Martin Hagedorn '99, is a surviving alumni.
Thomas David DeGregori '64, 4/26/1942 to 7/1/2015. He was born and raised in Los Banos, CA, graduate of Los Banos High, Santa Clara University, and Golden Gate University, master's in taxation. Tom was a husband, father, father-in-law, CPA, Army veteran, Little League coach, investor, wine connoisseur, master card player, avid golfer, volunteer, and more. After residing in San Jose for 33 years as a CPA for Arthur Young & Co., and Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Tom and his wife of 46 years, Beverly, retired in 2003 to Greenhorn Creek Golf Resort in Angels Camp, where he lived his dream of golfing, playing bridge, and enjoying good wines with friends and family. He was the proud dad of Timothy (Amanda) DeGregori of San Jose and "Baka" to his grandsons Michael Thomas, and Leo Anthony.
Brian Peter "Pete" Barndt '66, age 69 of Allen, Texas, passed away on Monday afternoon April 27, 2015 with his loving family by his side.
Pete was born on August 8, 1945 in Santa Rosa, California, a son of Martha (Dwyer) and Victor Joseph Barndt. He married Barbara McWilliams '69 on March 21, 1970, in Spokane, Washington. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his children, Brian and Elizabeth '01.
Pete recently retired from Texas Instruments where he was a patent attorney for over 25 years. He loved his work and favorite hobbies of golf and travel because of the people those activities brought into his life. He also enjoyed history, art, poetry and music from Jamaican ska to opera.
Mary Kelly (Moroney) Basso '67, a resident of Menlo Park, passed away peacefully on Friday afternoon April 1st, 2016. Born to Thomas Moroney, and Sarah Kelly Moroney on April 23, 1945, Mary is now reunited with her parents, and her sisters, Carol (Duffy) Scheley, Nell (Nonie) Moroney, and Sally Moroney. Mary's early years were spent in San Mateo. She attended St. Catherine's Elementary School, Notre Dame High School, and went to Santa Clara University where she graduated with a degree in Sociology. It was there that she met the love of her life Raymond Basso '67, MBA '70. After graduation, they were married in 1967. She was a wonderful homemaker and support to her husband, as she raised their 4 children,; Ray Basso Jr., Sarah Basso Vergara, Brian Basso, and Anne-Marie Basso.
When her youngest daughter was in fourth grade, Mary attended College of Notre Dame and received her multi-subject teaching credential. She went on to teach 3rd grade and Montessori at St. Joseph's School in Menlo Park, and also did substitute teaching at St. Raymond's School where all her children had previously attended. Mary is survived by her loving husband and best friend of 48 years, Raymond William Basso Senior, her brothers, Carl , Barry (Faye), Tom (Carole), and Mark Moroney, and her sister Sheila (Ron) Santero.
Mary was a devout Catholic who for many years was a Eucharistic Minister tothe sick. She also enjoyed volunteering for several years teaching English to recent immigrants at the Catholic Worker House. Mary was an incredibly loving and caring person giving of herself to those around her who were in need. In addition, she cared for her mother-in-law and close friend, Lena Basso near the end of her life and numerous other family and friends.
In her later years, Mary was a proud grandmother to her seven grandchildren whom she adored, and spent much time with. She often said that her grandchildren were one of the greatest joys in her life. They are, Kevin Basso (27), Noah Vergara (17), André Basso (13), Luca Vergara(13), Cade Basso (11), Jenna Basso (10) and Sofia Vergara (5). She will also be fondly remembered by her dozens of beloved nieces and nephews and brother and sister in law Lawrence and Susan Basso.
Mary was diagnosed with lung cancer five and a half years ago. Those who witnessed her struggle with cancer were in awe of her grace, strength and fighting spirit. Though she endured many treatments, her tenacious will to live never waned and she remained positive throughout. As she passed away, Mary, surrounded by her family, smiled gracefully and was beautiful beyond belief. She became radiant like an angel as she took her last breath and met God.
John McInerney '67 passed away on August 8, 2016 surrounded by his family. Born in Los Angeles, CA on March 22, 1945, John grew up in Temple City, CA, attended La Salle High School in Pasadena, CA and then went on to earn his B.A. at Santa Clara University where he played on the baseball team. John was a veteran who proudly served his county in the Vietnam War. John and his wife, Evelyn settled in Arcadia, CA and John enjoyed a successful career of close to 40 years as a Commercial Insurance Broker. Of his many achievements, John was most proud of his family. He loved being a husband and father and relished in any time he got to spend with his family and extended family.
He is loved and survived by his wife of 39 years, Evelyn McInerney and their two children, Erin and Drew McInerney. He also leaves behind four siblings: Tom McInerney, Eileen (Patrick) McDermott, Mark (Carolyn) McInerney and Matt (Luanne) McInerney. Additionally, he is survived by so many loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. John leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and of an exemplary life.
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James "Jim" Cronin '67, MBA '69, a San Francisco native and 34 year resident of Hillsborough, succumbed to cancer in the early morning of 3/18/16. He was a graduate of St. Stephen's Catholic School, St. Ignatius High School, and attended Santa Clara University where he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees. He was an army veteran, first lieutenant. A devoted family man and devout Catholic, he is survived by his wife of 25 years, Nancy; three sons, Stephen (and wife Danielle), Brendan (and wife Kristin) and Michael; two grandchildren (William and Emma); two sisters, Noreen Schillaci and Sheila Marko '70 MBA '72 (and husband Tony); and numerous nephews and nieces. Jim was predeceased by sister Patricia Farber. For several decades he owned and operated Norbert Cronin & Company, an insurance brokerage firm on Market Street in San Francisco. One of only 2% of insurance professionals, nationwide, to hold both CLU and CPCU designations, he was highly respected and universally recognized as an expert in his chosen profession. Jim loved life. On the donor list of many charities, he was a lifelong philanthropist. Generous with his time and talent, he was a loyal, honorable and compassionate man. His efforts to help family, friends and neighbors were legendary. A lifelong athlete, he continued to water-ski, cycle, and play competitive basketball into his final year of life. A member of San Francisco's Olympic Club for 61 years, he was elected to that organization's basketball wall of fame. Jim planned and organized regular gatherings of his classmates and friends from St. Stephen's, St. Ignatius and Santa Clara. Noted for his love of boating and circular pastries, he was fondly referred to as "Captain Doughnut."
Gregory Palmer Schmidt '69, age 69, former Secretary of the California Senate and Chief Executive Officer of the California Senate Rules Committee for 18 years, passed away on Aug. 24, 2016 surrounded by his family and friends in Citrus Heights, California.
He was born in Oakland, California on May 3, 1947 and attended Assumption School and Parish in San Leandro, followed by Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland. After one year at St. John's Seminary in Camarillo, he attended Santa Clara University where he received his Bachelor's degree in History in 1969. He then achieved his Master's Degree from Berkeley in 1973. He also proudly served in the California Army Reserve "Fighting 91st" in Fort Ord and Sausalito.
As a young man, he was a consultant to Mayor Joseph Alioto's campaign in San Francisco, Senator Bill Lockyer's staff later as Chief Counsel to the Senate Judiciary Committee, and the Assembly Committees on Human Resources, Labor and Employment, and Consumer Affairs. In his later years he served the Senators Pro Tem: Bill Lockyer, Don Perata, John Burton, and Darrel Steinberg. In every situation he was either a leader, a counselor, a classics scholar, a humorist, or a visionary. He was often the voice of reason in any given room.
In the latter part of his capitol career he enjoyed being the Chairman of the California International Relations Foundation and promoting historic preservation projects and commemorations on the occasion of California's 150 birthday.
He was always an advocate for others, finding the best in people and promoting their good aspirations at every opportunity. He was truly a friend of mankind and never missed an opportunity to help people become the best they could be. His humor, wit, and kindness were legendary and will be sorely missed.
His family meant the world to him, beginning with his children Jeffrey Schmidt (Sara), Dr. Korina Tanner '93 (James) , John Schmidt (Beth), Thomas Schmidt (Allison) and his 11 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife Charlotte Schmidt, and lovingly remembered by his companion, Cathleen Gardella who provided such good care for him during his final days and was the joy of his life in his final years.
He will be forever cherished by his brothers Paul Schmidt '72 (Gloria), Brendan Schmidt (Denise), and their children, his childhood friend Steve Costa of Inverness (the unofficial fourth brother), and the larger Schmidt, Palmer, Haynes, and Cunningham families, as well as numerous friends and associates throughout the state.
Arthur C. Gatto '69, Sept. 3, 1925 - Jan. 25, 2016, resident of San Jose, is survived by his sisters Alberta McDonald and Geraldine Gatto. He is the son of the late Antonio Gatto and Maria Pusatero.


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Last Chance Animal Rescue, Inc. (LCAR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to end the pet overpopulation crisis in the Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia area. We provide high-volume low-cost spay/neuter services to the public, rescue and relief services for pets in disaster-affected areas, and help homeless pets find permanent, loving homes. Since we began in 1999, LCAR has rescued and rehomed over 100,000 homeless pets to adoptive families in our area. We rescue animals from high-kill shelters in a five-state area and partner with 25 PetSmarts in the Washington/Baltimore area to adopt animals out through their multi-day adoption center program. We also operate an affiliated animal hospital, the Waldorf Well Pet Clinic. It provides full-service veterinary care to animal patients throughout our area as well as extensive medical care for each pet we rescue, including spay/neuter services, vaccinations appropriate to age and weight, and any other medical care and attention each pet needs to give it the very best chance at having a long and happy life in its new home. Last Chance Animal Rescue envisions a world where no adoptable animal is euthanized in a shelter simply because it has no home.
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Be warned- many of the "adopter" reviews on here are actually LCAR employees being paid on the clock to write them. I worked at this rescue and have seen from the inside what it's all about- money. The animals are kept in poor conditions and the health verification that is signed by a vet is false- those animals are not examined before they are adopted.
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I no longer volunteer for Last Chance Animal Rescue once I found out that they routinely send cats to the shelter to be euthanized even though they say they are a no kill animal rescue. I discovered that in 2012 they sent over 700 cats to Tri County animal shelter to be killed. I did not want to believe what I was told by a Last Chance employee so I contacted the shelter and asked for and received copies from the shelter showing last Chance's request to euthanize the cats. I believe these are deceptive practices since they call themselves no kill.
II adopted my kitty Jameson from LCAR about two weeks ago, he is just a blast! He came fully vetted and neutered. When we took Jameson to the Vet they alerted me that he has cocciddia, something that was common in the shelter environment. I contacted LCAR and they offered me to bring my kitty to their clinic to be checked by their vet and they would treat him totally FREE. That was such a relief! Last Chance is a great organization and I will be getting a new sibling for little Jameson soon!
Last Chance Animal Rescue is an amazing non- profit organization that strives to help as many animals as they can. I got my kitty from LCAR about a year ago and they were as helpful as could be. I called with many questions about my new member of the family and they were quick to try and help me with whatever I needed. I would recommend anyone to adopt from Last Chance to find their furrever friend.
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Last Chance Animal Rescue is a top notch organization. We adopted a chocolate lab/Doberman puppy from them a year ago, and he's been such a great addition to our family. The staff at LCR is caring, helpful, and professional. The adoption process was efficient and well-organized. We were very impressed with the director, Cynthia Sharpley, as she walked us through the process and answered our many hundreds of questions. We highly recommend them to anyone wanting to adopt a cat or dog. Last Chance Rescue is the place to adopt from!
Great organization, great pups, great experience! I adopted a healthy, loving Schnauzer mix from Last Chance earlier this year. At first I was nervous to adopt, but Last Chance treated us like family and put all of my concerns to rest with their personal attention, care and affordable vet services. When I got my puppy, she was happy, social and already had learned a few basic commands from her Last Chance foster home. Definitely going back here when I'm ready to make the next addition to my family!
Animal Rescue is an outstanding rescue group. As a Last Chance volunteer for 6 years, I never cease to be amazed at the outstanding work they do. Saving the lives of up to 10,000 animals per year is incredible. Not only does LCAR save lives, they also offer spay neuter clinics at a very low cost in locations outside the main rescue. They reach out and help with natural disasters like Katrina and 2012 East Coast hurricane by providing manpower and supplies. Two of my cats are Last Chance cats and they are the best cats ever. My other cat is a patient at the LCAR animal hospital where he receives first class treatment and care. The LCAR staff is professional and always willing to assist whether it is a volunteer question, an adopter question, or pet hospital question. My recommendation for 5 stars is confirmed. I would give them thousands if I could.


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Eastview Nursing Center is a medium-sized nursing home facility in MACON, Georgia ( Bibb county ). They have 92 beds and 71 residents. Eastview Nursing Center participates in Medicare and Medicaid and are classified as a For profit - Corporation ownership. They offer residential councils. They are not located inside of a hospital. They do not belong to a continuing care community. Additional information about Eastview Nursing Center can be viewed by clicking one of the links above for directions and maps, inspection / survey results, and resident reviews.
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Name: Eastview Nursing Center
ID Number: 115656
Street: 3020 JEFFERSONVILLE ROAD
City: MACON
State: GA
Zip Code: 31217
Phone Number: (478) 746-3547
Sprinklers: Yes
Health Care Participation: Medicare and Medicaid
Type of Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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Eastview Nursing Center provides an average of 0.38 registered nurse hours, 0.95 Licensed practical nurse / LVN hours, and 1.79 CNA hours per day per resident.
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Medicare and Medicaid participation for Eastview Nursing Center began on Apr 01, 1998.
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Overall Rating: 2 stars
Health Inspection Rating: 3 stars
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Eastview Nursing Center in MACON, Georgia has 92 beds compared to a Georgia average of 112.17 and a National average of 106.41. As of the last update they had 71 residents compared to a GA average of 95.30 and a National average of 88.66. This results in a 77.17% occupancy rate compared to a Georgia average of 84.96% and a national average of 81.98%.
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Being pragmatic does not mean that you don't take risks; it means that you have considered the risks and the rewards before acting. It is wise to balance your heart and your head, and with practice it will become easier to discover which of your inner voices consistently leads you to success. Just like our friends, the warm voice of our heart and the rich voice of our head vie with the lilting voice of our intuitive guidance to express their caring and confidence in their own wisdom. By connecting to your higher self while facing a decision, you can rise above all the voices and observe the entire situation from a vantage point that offers greater perspective. Today your pragmatism leads you to balance your decisions between your level head, loving heart, and wise, intuitive self.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Steven Alexander "Steve" Benton, 62, of Summerville, husband of Peggy Benton, passed away Wednesday evening, July 31, 2013 at his residence.
A memorial service will be held Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 6:00 PM at Dorchester Presbyterian Church, 10290 Dorchester Road, Summerville. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to: the Prostate Cancer Foundation, 1250 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401. Tax I.D. #95-4418411.
Steve was born August 22, 1950 in Concord, North Carolina, son of the late Daughton Alexander Benton and Nellie Jane Newton Benton. He was a graduate of Concord High School. He enjoyed motorcycles, jet skiing, remote control airplanes and cars. He was a private pilot of his own plane and had a love for anything adventurous. He was a member of Dorchester Presbyterian Church and was store manager at Lowes in Summerville.
Surviving in addition to his wife are: three sons: Michael Alexander Benton of Summerville, Greggory Alexander Benton (Wendy) of Memphis, Tennessee and Steven Alexander Benton (Alison) of Alamogordo, New Mexico, five grandchildren: Grayson, Kate, Libby, Leanne and Lacey, his aunt Doris and uncle O'Brien Benton and cousins all of Concord, North Carolina.
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Oh YEah!!!! It's that time of year again! The second installment of the annual backyard party that is known as TASTYFEST! Tickets 7$(advance/from bands)/10$(On site) We're gonna have BBQ, Corn on the cob, 2$ punk haircuts, oil wrestling and seven or so bands. Coustic: Girls with knives (acoustic pirate snake rock) https://www.facebook.com/girlswithknives Heroin Hayride (Folkabilly Blueswing) https://www.facebook.com/TheHeroinHayride Lectric: Chronolith (Oriental prog metal) https://www.facebook.com/OrientGrey Tasty Beverage (Music-band) https://www.facebook.com/tastyband The Slums (Punk-Ska) https://www.facebook.com/theslums Disaster horse (Ska-Punk) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Disaster-Horse/120591344716379 Adrenechrome (Sophisticated low-class metal from Ontario) https://www.facebook.com/Adrenechrome Like animals (technical Progmetal/rock from Ontario) https://www.facebook.com/likeanimals Watcher (Heavy Metal) https://www.facebook.com/foresthvymtl
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official facebook event www.facebook.com/events/412825882194997 Vendetta Management and Entertainment Presents: Voice Of Addiction (Chicago Punk Rock) https://www.facebook.com/voarockers The Whiskey Chase https://www.facebook.com/thewhiskeychase Disaster Horse https://www.facebook.com/pages/Disaster-Horse/120591344716379 The Empire Falls https://www.facebook.com/TheEmpireFalls Doors: 7:00 Show: 8:00 $8 tickets $10 door 18+
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Disaster Horse Les Skalpés Vinny Savage and the Wild Side Les Happycuriens
Sounds Like: Streetlight Manifesto, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Planet Smashers, Less Than Jake, Vinny Savage and the Wild Side
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The band started a while ago and after losing members and trying others out it seems to have found a great fit in the members.
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Tag: Ecuador
Small house in Ecuador is insulated with pumice stone
This prototype for an energy-efficient home uses locally abundant natural materials, and incorporates traditional building techniques.
New Galápagos sanctuary protects unique marine life
The stunning new marine preserve surrounding the Galápagos will be off-limits for fishing in a bid to conserve its unique habitat.
New composting toilet design launched in Ecuador, which really needs it
Here's the drill on the Earth Drill toilet.
How to live and farm in an old volcano
Pululahua in Ecuador is the only inhabited and cultivated volcano in the world.
Don't be afraid of Dracula orchids, they need your help!
Although these flowers may be named for a powerful vampire, many species are in danger of disappearing.
Photo: Name this tropical caterpillar
Our photo contributor Andreas Kay, who is exploring the biodiversity of Ecuador described this creature as a "lichen" caterpillar.
Futuristic vehicle modified to travel on Mexico's abandoned railways (Video)
Travelling the breadth of Mexico and Ecuador on both disused rail and road in a custom-built vehicle, these two artist brothers collect stories about the history and future of the countries' rails.
Indigenous Amazonian people threatened by oil drilling
The Achuar people of Ecuador are facing development of their land.
Chevron wins huge victory over $18 billion Ecuador lawsuit
New York judge throws the whole thing out, accusing lawyer of bribery and money laundering.
Derailed train converted into mobile cultural center in Ecuador
An old train is given a new life as a moving "wagon of knowledge"; acting as a mobile public space and carrier of culture, it will serve and connect communities along the coast..
The dog gets it in the Ecuadorian Rainforest as rich countries don't pick up the tab to save it
The oil would stay in the ground if rich countries paid up, but they didn't. So now the Yasuni is open for drilling.
This Valentine's Day, buy slave-free chocolate
73% of chocolate comes from Africa, and much of it is worked by children, virtually in a state of slavery
$300 Million Raised by Ecuador to Leave the Oil in the Soil
Most of that comes in the form of pledges, but it's still a significant step forward for the Yasuni project.
Lonesome George May Not Have Been the Last of His Species
On a remote island in the Galapagos, hybrid turtles have been found that suggest a long-lost purebred companion for the late Lonesome George may survive.
Ecuadorian Farmers Organize 'Illegal' Fairs to Bring Healthy, Fair Priced Food to Communities
A local regulation forces all food to go through a terminal controlled by big business, but a group of small producers found a way to bypass the rule.
Ecuador's Unique Plan to Forego Oil Extraction to Save Critical Forests (Video)
Plenipotentiary representative of Ecuador, Ivonne Baki, explains how the Yasuni Initiative will work and why it's so important.
Ecuador Court Rejects Chevron Arbitration Ruling, Reopening $18 Billion Fine For Amazon Pollution
The legal battle has been drawn out for nearly 20 years now, but the latest news is potentially a good sign for the people of Ecuador.
Fungus That Eats Polyurethane Found In Ecuadorian Rainforest
In what would make a great movie, an organism is found that digests plastic. Oh wait, it's been done.


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In the wake of the news that one of the best wide receivers in the history of the NFL is too much of a pain in the rear for one of the best football teams in the league to keep around, we've kind of lost sight of how great it is going to be to see Randy Moss back in a Minnesota Vikings jersey.
In the era of free agency, there is no room for sentimentality any more, and professional athletes so often leave their teams, their cities, and their fans at the drop of a hat when another team beckons with a big payday.
And so the fans are left with only the memories of yesteryear while they watch their hero toil in another team's jersey. Rarely do we get the opportunity like we're getting with Moss: the opportunity to see that player back in the uniform in which we so fondly remember him.
Here's a look at some other great homecomings in sports history.


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hellya is like a cross band, no? Referring to having members from other bands. And with a pantara sound, with slayer influence, its bound to be brutal.
I could see the 'evil disco' a bit. The Nu metal genre is a bit shaky, on musicianship. sometimes borders on a 2 year old playing guitar, shaky.
Ac Dc is almost worse, ticketwise as metallica.
Hope you see em soon. I hear they put on a good show.


text: Afghanistan Former Guantanamo detainee now making pizza in Albania By Nate Tabak • Sep 15, 2015 Abu Bakker Qassim was a little concerned when Albania granted him and four other Muslim Uighurs political asylum. It was back in 2006, and they'd all spent four-and-a-half years as detainees in Guantanamo Bay. "What I knew about Albania, it was a communist state," Qassim says. "I was saying to myself, 'Albania, that's a communist state, we already left a communist state.'" Qassim says he fled China in 2001 to escape persecution of Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking Muslim minoirity group. The Frightened Vietnamese Kid Who Became A U.S. Army General By Tom Bowman • Apr 30, 2015 Brig. Gen. Viet Luong sits on a case of MREs, the soldiers' daily meals. He's inside a cavernous hanger at an Afghan army base outside the southern city of Kandahar. A couple dozen American and Australian soldiers lounge on green cots lining the sides. Banners of U.S. military units hang on the walls. Between the troops is a 6-foot-tall shipment of Girl Scout cookies. Luong's job is to train the Afghan military to fight a guerrilla force, the Taliban. But he's willing to talk about another guerrilla war, long ago. A Discussion Of U.S. Torture With Brigadier General David R. Irvine By John O'Brien • Dec 9, 2014 Listen Listening... / 54:22 In June, KUOW Speakers Forum featured an event titled, "Exposing the Truth of U.S. Torture," during which Brigadier General David R. Irvine lambasted U.S. torture practices abroad. "If these kinds of practices were used by another nation on American serviceman, who were captives, who were prisoners of war, we as a nation would not tolerate it," he said. Wounded In Afghanistan, But Still Running By Marcie Sillman & Matthew Streib • Nov 11, 2014 AP Photo/Mary Schwalm Listen Listening... / 10:28 On Edward Lychik's 21st birthday, his fellow troops gave him a gift. The Army combat engineer normally rode in the first truck in his convoy. Lychik's job was to ensure the road his battalion traveled in Afghanistan was bomb-free. To celebrate Lychik's big day, his comrades let him ride in the rear — the convoy's last truck. Bergdahl's Release Raises Questions About Other Captured Citizens By David Hyde & Amina Al-Sadi • Jun 4, 2014 Listen Listening... / 8:05 David Hyde talks to Gordon Lubold about the decision the Obama administration made to broker the return of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl from Taliban captivity and the implications it might have for other captured Americans. A Look At The Candidates Running For President Of Afghanistan By Marcie Sillman & Amina Al-Sadi • Jun 3, 2014 Flickr Photo/isafmedia (CC-BY-NC-ND) Listen Listening... / 14:26 Marcie Sillman talks to Michael O'Hanlon, senior fellow with the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence, about the upcoming elections in Afghanistan. Former Taliban Captive Discusses Sgt. Bergdahl By editor • Jun 2, 2014 David Rohde is a former New York Times journalist who was held captive by the Taliban for seven months. He says Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was just released after being held for five years by the Taliban, faces a long road ahead, that begins with debriefing by the U.S. military who want to know more about the Taliban. Rohde speaks to Here & Now's Robin Young. Afghan Expert Calls Bergdahl Deal 'Victory For Common Sense' By Hitesh Hathi • Jun 2, 2014 Along with celebrations over the release of U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, there are growing questions. House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Rogers of Michigan is asking whether the Obama administration broke the law in not consulting Congress over the negotiations and says this is a "dangerous" precedent: "If you negotiate here, you've sent a message to every Al Qaeda group in the world — by the way, some who are holding U.S. hostages today — that there is some value now in that hostage in a way that they didn't have before." After Nearly 5 Years, Parents Of POW Prepare To See Son Again By Jessica Robinson • Jun 2, 2014 Listen Listening... / After five years in captivity, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is finally free. The American POW is now receiving medical aid at a U.S. military hospital in Germany. An Afghan Village Of Drug Addicts, From Ages 10 To 60 By Renee Montagne • Apr 30, 2014 Herat is one of the most graceful cities in Afghanistan. Its traditions go back to the Persian empire, with its exquisite blue and green glass, and its thriving poetry scene. Now Herat is struggling with a darker side: drug addiction at a higher rate than almost anywhere else in the country. In a dusty ravine on the outskirts of the city, Ahmad, a scruffy 20-year-old, is striking a match to inhale heroin. It's a simple act he repeats throughout his day — heating a dark slab of heroin paste smeared on a bit of foil so he can smoke it. Taliban Deal To Free Idaho Soldier Gets Another Look By Bill Radke • Apr 25, 2014 Listen Listening... / 4:32 Bill Radke talks with Northwest News Network reporter Jessica Robinson about a possible deal to free Idaho soldier Bowe Bergdahl. Army Sergeant Bergdahl has been held captive in Afghanistan by the Taliban since 2009. Military Says Efforts To Bring Idaho POW Home Not Disorganized By Jessica Robinson • Apr 25, 2014 Listen Listening... / There is mixed news this week on the fate of American prisoner of war Bowe Bergdahl. 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Warm up a holiday bash or a dinner for two. Just because you live in the big city doesn't mean you can't enjoy that special holiday ambience that only a fireplace can create. The Ultimate Yule Log is a full-screen HD infinite loop video that includes a crackling fire soundtrack or your favorite tunes.
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Applications are no longer being accepted for the 2016 WAEPA Scholarship Program, as the deadline for submission was February 1, 2016. Information for the 2016 WAEPA Scholarship Program, including a link to the online application and the program guidelines, will be posted to this page in October 2016.
Since its inception, the WAEPA scholarship program has awarded over one million dollars in scholarships. The WAEPA scholarship program provides tuition assistance for up to 70 individuals every year. The scholarships are available for full-time study at accredited institutions, which can include four year colleges and vocational schools. Applicants are required be children of WAEPA members insured under WAEPA's group term life insurance program and meet the following WAEPA eligibility requirements:
Applicants to the WAEPA Scholarship Program must be:
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Thread: ADD TO SIBSET: This or That?
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ADD TO SIBSET: This or That?
Okay so this is pretty simple but I'm fairly sure it hasn't been done before.
So what you'd do is list a sibset, for instance
#1) Emma and Nolan welcome baby sister...
Lily or Ruby?
the next poster selects a name, and then creates a new sibset using the selected name, giving options for a new sibling...
#2) Emma, Nolan and Ruby.
Ruby and Kit welcome baby brother...
Toby or Robin?
and it carries on (choose any genders and numbers of children)...
#3) Ruby, Kit and Toby.
Toby and Jessa welcome baby sibling...
Elle or Jude?
so technically a single name should be carried through 3 posts (see: Ruby above).
I haven't made a BNG for a while, so lets hope this one is easy enough to understand! Happy playing!olivia, nineteen, filmmaker & future mama / i live in england with a fluffy black cat, shura! much love and i are waiting for you;
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Rosemary Oona / Annabel Briar / Sibyl Damaris / Alba Madeline
Iseabail Honey / Fenella Thomasin / Jemima Eilidh / Raphaela Maude
*favourites rotate often; see my extensive lists here.
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