Haze Gray & Underway Mystery Picture #138 Answer Edgar Dutkowski, Ryan McGehee, Taylor Peel, Christopher Albert, ChristopherPoulos, Dale Shantz, Jeff Spencer, Mark Stockwell, James Topping, jim Fahey, http://www.hazegray.org/mysteries/oldmyst/ans138.htm
Extractions: This is the cruiser Raleigh (CL 7) fighting to stay afloat at Pearl Harbor. Raleigh was one of the Omaha class scout cruisers of the 1916 shipbuilding program. Constructed at Bethlehem Quincy, she entered service in 1924. She saw peacetime service in both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, and was moored on the far side of Ford Island, opposite Battleship Row, during the attack of 7 December 1941. A single torpedo amidships on the port side left her struggling to remain afloat, but she survived. In this view a tug has brought a barge loaded with salvage pontoons alongside, while the capsized target ship Utah lies in the background. Raleigh was repaired at Pearl Harbor and overhauled at Mare Island, then operated thoughout the Pacific, with much of her time spent in Alaskan waters. Towards the end of the war she shifted to the Atlantic for training duties, and was placed out of commission soon after the war ended.
The American Spectator James G. poulos is a writer and attorney living in Washington, DC He graduatedcum laude with distinction in Political Science from Duke University and http://www.spectator.org/dsp_author.asp?author_id=247
HCS Spring Series 2001- Weekly Race Results jim Rogers 4013 2. Mike Replogle 4212 3. James Moreland 4250 4. Ted Poulos1046 3. James Moreland 1224 4. Steve Meininger 1259 5. http://www.striders.net/weeklySeries/spring/sprser01.htm
Extractions: Results Shown below are results of the Howard County Striders Weekly Series events . Further information is also hyperlinked here regarding the Howard County Striders Weekly Series describing: General Information Scoring Awards Race Officials ... Rules , and Safety . These inexpensive races start at 2:00 p.m. on Sundays and runners of all abilities are welcome. You do not have to be a member to run. E-mail or call the Strider Hotline (410-964-1998) and/or the weekly Race Director for more information. Weekly Series Course Records since 1996 Thank you for Threatening clouds gave way to sunshine at Howard County Striders 5K weekly race at Swansfield Elementary School. Doug Kuderna kept 1st place Ted Poulos in sight but was unable to overtake him. Johnna Esposito won the women's race. New weekly runner, Diane Seker (2nd women), posted an impressive 23:55. The youngest entrant, Jacob Esposito, is showing great promise with his 27:10 finish. 1. Ted Poulos 16:26 2. Doug Kuderna 16:37 3. Seth Brown 18:18 4. Stephen Olenick 18:24 5. Oz Hasan 18:38 6. Tom Faucher 18:55 7. Ronnie Wong 19:02 8. Jeff Rabn 19:06 9. Noah Wood 19:09 10. James Moreland 19:14 11. Steve Meininger 20:34 12. Joey Esposito 20:49 13. Chuck Raper 21:42 14. Johnna Esposito 21:59 15. Bruce Worley 22:05 16. Steve Zelenak 22:42 17. Dave Rose 22:46 18. Roger Calvert 23:18 19. Diane Seker 23:55 20. Bill Brandenstein 24:13 21. Charlie Brown 25:04 22. John Worley 25:39 23. Al Greuter 25:45 24. Brian Frekot 26:02 25. Mariat Kuderna 26:51 26. Jacob Esposito 27:10 27. Ellen Brown 30:07
Pravda.RU James Poulos: Why The Bush Administration Wants War In the midst of the hysterical war mongering of the US government and astatecontrolled media that knows no shame, it is more than ever necessary to retain http://english.pravda.ru/main/2001/09/17/15378.html
Extractions: In the midst of the hysterical war mongering of the US government and a state-controlled media that knows no shame, it is more than ever necessary to retain not only ones composure, but also ones ability to think, analyze, and reason. It is surely appropriate to mourn the terrible loss of life on September 11. But sympathy for the victims, their families and friends should not blind anyone to the fact that powerful sections of the US ruling elite view this tragedy as a welcome opportunity to implement a militaristic agenda that has been in the works for more than a decade. Modern wars require a pretext, a casus belli that can be packaged to the public as a sufficient justification for the resort to arms. Every major war in which the United States has been involved since its emergence as an imperialist world powerfrom the Spanish-American War of 1898 to the Balkan War of 1999has required a catalytic event that inflamed public opinion. But whatever the nature of such trigger events, they never proved, in the light of sober historical analysis, to be the real cause of the wars that followed. Rather, the actual decision to go to warwhile facilitated by the change in public opinion produced by the casus belliflowed in each instance from more essential considerations rooted in the strategic political and economic interests of the ruling elite.
Personal Profile James Poulos Personal profile James poulos. Personal profile James poulos Moodle » UsingMoodle » Participants » James poulos http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=71146&course=5
Using Moodle James Poulos Posts by James poulos Thursday, 4 August 2005, 1252 PM. I also have this error. by James poulos - Monday, 1 August 2005, 0738 AM http://moodle.org/mod/forum/user.php?id=71146&course=5
Research NeuroSurgeons By Name â Doctor Reports Dr. Nicholas E. poulos, MD Danville, Virginia Dr. James S. Powell, MD -Ashland , Kentucky Dr. Neil G. Powell, MD - Nashville, Tennessee http://www.healthgrades.com/directory_search/Physician/Profiles/Neurosurgery/alp
Extractions: You are here: Home NeuroSurgeons Pisb-Pz Our mission is to improve the quality of health care nationwide. With our transparent, accurate, and objective provider ratings and expert advisory services, we are creating the standard for healthcare quality. Did You Know? HealthGrades has identified practicing physicians in the USA that have received state or federal disciplinary actions. "According to HealthGrades, the health-care-rating organization that conducted the study, needless deaths averaged 195,000 a year in 2000, 2001, and 2002. 'That's the equivalent of 390 jumbo jets full of people dying each year,' says Dr. Samantha Collier, vice president of medical affairs." - Newsweek, August 2, 2004 "The study by Health Grades Inc., a health-care consulting firm in Colorado that rates hospitals, estimated that medical errors in U.S. hospitals contributed to almost 600,000 patient deaths over the past three years, double the number if deaths from a study published in 2000 by the Institute of Medicine."- The Wall Street Journal
BIOGRAPHIES: Bridgepoint Instructors Doug Heiferman; James Spence; Sheman Guffy; George Cazares; Tony Macaluso.Steve poulos; Steve Andrews; Tom Slattery; Dennis Klager; Howard Partridge http://www.bridgepoint.com/education/meetinstructor.html
Extractions: Meet the Instructors Steve Andrews Steve is a long-term veteran of the cleaning industry, with over 27 years experience. He knows what it means to do all types of cleaning related duties from scrubbing toilets to cleaning custom hand-tufted gold inlaid carpets; from answering maintenance questions for a commercial building to giving testimony as an expert witness in a full-jury trial, including arbitrations. Steve has owned and operated a multi-truck cleaning business, a Full-Service Distribution Center for the Cleaning and Restorations Industry, trained housekeeping departments in the care and maintenance of everything from concrete steps, carpet, and upholstery to mattresses and ovens. George Cazares Georges varied experience gives him extensive knowledge and hands-on techniques that relate to the every day operations of a cleaning and restoration company. George also served as a technical trainer and operations manager for a large multi-truck, multi-state operation for 10 years in the Northwest and Southern California. His determination and passion for providing quality training with a lot of enthusiasm in either English or Spanish will build a stronger foundation for the next generation of service professionals.
Vicki Poulos (OCS) V. James Poulous Vicki poulos (Office of Child Support) }. v. James poulos, } } } } } } } } } },APPEALED FROM. Rutland Family Court. DOCKET NO. 1273-98 Rddm http://www.vermontjudiciary.org/upeo/eo01432.htm
Extractions: In the above-entitled cause, the Clerk will enter: Father appeals the family court's affirmance of a magistrate decision denying father's motion to modify a January 4, 1999 child support order. We find no error in the court's decision, and affirm. Viewing the facts in the light most favorable to the prevailing party below, Mullin v. Phelps , 162 Vt. 250, 260 (1994), the record establishes that the family court magistrate issued a child support order on January 4, 1999 requiring father to pay $418 per month to help support his three minor children. In December of 1999, father moved to modify the order claiming that he lacked the ability to financially support his children. Although father holds a masters degree in psychology and has taught as an adjunct professor at various Vermont higher educational institutions, father claimed that he was unable to find suitable, gainful employment. He asked the magistrate to reduce his support obligation to zero. The magistrate took evidence on father's request on February 29, May 2, and July 10, 2000. Both parties appeared pro se in the proceeding, and the Office of Child Support was represented by counsel. After the second day of hearing, mother filed her affidavit of income and assets, along with pay stubs and completed, but unsigned, state and federal income tax returns. Father also submitted an affidavit of his income and assets, which the magistrate found was not helpful to ascertain father's income because it was hard to read and did not provide precise information.
James R. Fitzsimons V. Theodore Poulos - No. 98-0700 Theodore poulos, Respondent. Grievance Complaint 980700. DECISION. Pursuant toPractice Book §2-35, the undersigned, duly-appointed reviewing committee of http://www.jud.state.ct.us/SGC/decisions/98-0700.htm
Extractions: STATEWIDE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE James R. Fitzsimons, Complainant vs. Theodore Poulos, Respondent Grievance Complaint #98-0700 DECISION Pursuant to Practice Book §2-35, the undersigned, duly-appointed reviewing committee of the Statewide Grievance Committee, conducted a hearing at the Superior Court, 1061 Main Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut on August 11, 1999. The hearing addressed the record of the complaint filed on February 22, 1999, and the probable cause determination filed by the Hartford/New Britain Judicial District, Geographical Areas 12, 15, 16 and 17 Grievance Panel on May 19, 1999, finding that there existed probable cause that the Respondent violated Rules 1.8(a) and 8.4 of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Notice of the August 11, 1999 hearing was mailed to the Complainant and to the Respondent on June 15, 1999. The Complainant and the Respondent appeared and testified. Two exhibits were admitted into evidence. This reviewing committee finds the following facts by clear and convincing evidence: On April 6, 1995, the Respondent borrowed $150,000.00 from a client, Egidio Baraglia, evidenced by a promissory note with an interest rate of ten percent. The Complainant is the nephew of Mr. Baraglia, who died on March 11, 1998, with the Complainant thereafter becoming executor of Mr. Baraglia's estate.
