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Amanda Abboud - Hollywoods Finest

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What are the first thoughts that come to mind when you hear the name Miley Cyrus??? Hannah Montana? A nice girl acting as an appropriate role model for young kids, or the twerking, tongue always sticking out askew, wild never tame Miley? </div>
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Don’t get me wrong Miley had made some nice movies along with her hit Disney T.V. show such as Big Fish, The Last Song and “LOL”. Now having a daughter myself I can only imagine how her father Billy Ray Cyrus feels about this new path she is taking on. Talking about smoking pot and doing “molly”, drinking, “twerking” blah blah blah. Who is this person? Talk about being rebellious and finding who you are but she is being hella extreme about it. Now this is my personal feeling but I would like to know how others feel about her. For instance what is the point of spending large amounts of money to fund a music video with her swinging naked on a wrecking ball? Not to mention making out with it. Bestiality is bad but what would you call this? Or her new video called adore you where she is under sheets with a video camera, memories of a controversial Paris Hilton sex tape come to mind as I first saw this, and she is yet again half naked fondling herself, putting her hands in between her legs and drawing attention to her mouth any provocatively way possible. What kind of message is the music industry trying to send?<br />
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Other Articles Of Interest:<br />
<span style="font-size: xx-small;">1. <a href="http://www.vunaples.blogspot.com/2014/01/ask-ron-abboud-about-naples-real-estate.html" target="_blank">Ask Ron Abboud About Naples Real Estate</a></span><br />
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<span style="font-size: xx-small;">3. <a href="http://www.vulosangeles.blogspot.com/2014/01/real-estate-photography-and-how-to.html" target="_blank">Real Estate Photography How To</a></span><br />
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<span style="font-size: xx-small;">5. <a href="http://www.starshootbiz.blogspot.com/2014/01/real-estate-marketing-tips-for-taking.html" target="_blank">Real Estate Marketing Tips</a></span><br />
<span style="font-size: xx-small;">6. <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2014/01/stem-cell-break-through-could-lemons-be.html" target="_blank">Stem Cell Break Through</a></span><br />
<span style="font-size: xx-small;">7. <a href="http://www.vuphoenix.blogspot.com/2014/02/naples-real-estate-take-look-at-these.html" target="_blank">Naples Real Estate</a></span><br />
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Amanda Abboud - Hollywoods Finest

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Stem Cell Break Through - Could Lemons Be The Source Of The Fountain Of Youth?

Ron Abboud 0 breast augmentation, fountain of youth, stem cell break through 9:25 PM

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<span style="font-size: x-small;">Written By: <a href="http://www.ronabboud.com/" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a> 1-30-2014</span><br />
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It is said that cells exposed to a certain type of acid will transform into the base cellular building blocks of life (STEM CELLS). The potential for cures to terminal illnesses could be within reach. Illness could be a thing of the past.<br />
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The stimulation of a cell can completely change their character to revert to a primordial state (aka Stem Cell)<br />
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Study Says New Method Could Be a Quicker Source of Stem Cells</h3>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">The Proceeding Article From The New York Times Written By:<span class="s1"><b> </b><span class="s2"><b><a href="http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/p/andrew_pollack/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Andrew Pollack</a> on </b></span></span>Jan. 29, 2014 Which was derived in part from the <a href="http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/stammzellen-forscher-erzeugen-sie-im-labor-mit-zitronensaeure-a-946182.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The German News Paper Spiegel Online</a> and Originally written by <i>Von </i><a href="http://www.spiegel.de/extra/a-898417.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><i>Christina Elmer</i></a></span></div>
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A surprising study has found that a simple acid bath might turn cells in the body into stem cells that could one day be used for tissue repair and other medical treatments.</div>
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The technique, performed only with cells from mice, might turn out to be a quicker and easier source of multipurpose stem cells than methods now in use.</div>
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“If reproducible in humans, this could be a paradigm changer,” said Dr. Robert Lanza, a stem-cell scientist who was not involved in the work. Dr. Lanza, who is chief scientific officer of the biotechnology company Advanced Cell Technology, said the technique might also make it easier to clone animals or even people, raising ethical questions.</div>
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The new technique was developed by researchers at the Riken Center for Development Biology in Kobe, Japan, and at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston. <a href="http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v505/n7485/full/nature12968.html"><span class="s2">Two</span></a> <a href="http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v505/n7485/full/nature12969.html" rel="nofollow"><span class="s2">papers</span></a> by the researchers were published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.</div>
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Some experts expressed caution, saying more needed to be known about the new approach and that existing techniques for making stem cells had improved markedly in recent years.</div>
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“The existing methods are already quite advanced,” said Sheng Ding, a scientist at the University of California, San Francisco, and the affiliated Gladstone Institutes. “It’s too early to say this is better, safer or more practical.”</div>
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Certain stem cells can be easily grown in the laboratory and can turn into any type of cell in the body, which is called pluripotency. Researchers think these stem cells may one day be used to repair damaged cells and organs in the body, though experiments trying this in people are in very early stages.</div>
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At first, interest focused on so-called embryonic stem cells, which could be obtained at first only by destroying human embryos, which is ethically contentious.</div>
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Several years ago, Shinya Yamanaka of Kyoto University in Japan and other scientists developed a way to turn cells from the body, such as skin or blood cells, into stem cells, avoiding the need to destroy embryos. That work won Dr. Yamanaka a Nobel Prize.</div>
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These cells, called induced pluripotent stem cells, have an additional advantage over embryonic cells in that they can be created from a particular patient. Therefore, any cells derived from those stem cells and transplanted back into the patient would not be rejected by the patient’s immune system.</div>
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But creating those induced cells requires genetic changes to the cells, raising some questions about whether they can be used for medical therapy.</div>
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The new technique does away with deliberate genetic changes. Instead, it involves subjecting specialized cells, like blood or skin cells, to stress.</div>
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The researchers in Kobe and Boston tried various stresses, including squeezing the cells, but found that bathing the cells for half an hour in a mildly acidic solution seemed to work best. The technique worked for cells taken from various organs of newborn mice, but the efficiency was highest using white blood cells.</div>
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The mice from which the cells were taken had been genetically engineered so their cells would glow green if Oct4, a gene associated with pluripotent cells, was active.</div>
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After the acid bath, the cells were grown in culture. Many died from the exposure to acid, but among those that survived, many were glowing green by the seventh day. The researchers called these STAP cells, standing for stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency.</div>
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To prove the STAP cells could indeed turn into every cell type in the body, researchers injected the cells into early mice embryos. These embryos grew into mice, called chimeras, with cells derived from the STAP cells in all tissues of their bodies. The mice could reproduce and pass along the genetic characteristics from those cells.</div>
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The fact that descendants of the STAP cells could function in mice and their offspring also provided evidence that the cells were not abnormal.</div>
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“I was really surprised the first time we saw the chimeric mice,” said Haruko Obokata, a biologist at Riken and the lead author of the two papers in Nature. She had worked on the project for several years, at first as a researcher at Brigham and Women’s under Dr. Charles A. Vacanti.</div>
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If the technique is to be used to treat patients, it would have to work with cells taken from adult humans, not newborn mice. Dr. Obokata said the technique worked using cells from older mice, but not as efficiently. She said researchers were testing if the technique worked with human cells.</div>
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One problem with the STAP cells was that they did not last long in the laboratory and could not reproduce well. But the researchers found they could grow the cells in a different culture medium and get them to change into cells that could replenish themselves easily. They called these STAP stem cells.</div>
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One surprising finding, the researchers said, was that the STAP cells could form material for the placenta, not just the embryo. That could theoretically allow STAP cells to be used to clone animals, said Dr. Lanza. The current technique to clone involves a complicated process that has not worked for humans.</div>
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Scientists said it would be interesting to understand just how and why stress leads already specialized cells to revert to a more primordial state.</div>
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There is some speculation this could be a response that has evolved to help organisms survive stress. But a reversion to stemlike cells is not known to happen in people’s bodies when they are exposed to stress.</div>
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Dr. Ding said that since stem cells could form tumors, the findings might help explain why stress appeared to increase the risk of cancer.</div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">Article Source Location: </span><a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/30/business/study-says-new-method-could-be-a-quicker-source-of-stem-cells.html?_r=1" style="font-size: small;">http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/30/business/study-says-new-method-could-be-a-quicker-source-of-stem-cells.html?_r=1</a></div>
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Bidirectional developmental potential in reprogrammed cells with acquired pluripotency</h3>
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We recently discovered an unexpected phenomenon of somatic cell reprogramming into pluripotent cells by exposure to sublethal stimuli, which we call stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency (STAP)<b>.</b> </div>
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This reprogramming does not require nuclear transfer<span class="s1"> </span>or genetic manipulation<b>.</b> </div>
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Here we report that reprogrammed STAP cells, unlike embryonic stem (ES) cells, can contribute to both embryonic and placental tissues, as seen in a blastocyst injection assay. </div>
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Mouse STAP cells lose the ability to contribute to the placenta as well as trophoblast marker expression on converting into ES-like stem cells by treatment with adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) and leukaemia inhibitory factor (LIF). </div>
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In contrast, when cultured with Fgf4, STAP cells give rise to proliferative stem cells with enhanced trophoblastic characteristics. </div>
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Notably, unlike conventional trophoblast stem cells, the Fgf4-induced stem cells from STAP cells contribute to both embryonic and placental tissues <i>in vivo</i> and transform into ES-like cells when cultured with LIF-containing medium. </div>
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Taken together, the developmental potential of STAP cells, shown by chimaera formation and <i>in vitro</i> cell conversion, indicates that they represent a unique state of pluripotency.</div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">Article Source: <a href="http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v505/n7485/full/nature12969.html#videos">http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v505/n7485/full/nature12969.html#videos</a></span></div>
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Other Sites Of Interest:</div>
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<a href="http://www.starshootbiz.blogspot.com/2014/01/real-estate-marketing-tips-for-taking.html" target="_blank">Real Estate Marketing Tips</a></div>
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<a href="http://www.vulosangeles.blogspot.com/2014/01/real-estate-photography-and-how-to.html" target="_blank">Real Estate Photography A How To</a></div>
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<a href="http://www.vuchicago.blogspot.com/2014/01/real-estate-marketing-guide-to-getting.html" target="_blank">A Real Estate Marketing Guide</a></div>
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<a href="http://www.dr-pena.com/breast-augmentation.html" target="_blank">Naples Plastic Surgeons Breast Augmentation</a></div>
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Stem Cell Break Through - Could Lemons Be The Source Of The Fountain Of Youth?

Stem Cell Break Through - Could Lemons Be The Source Of The Fountain Of Youth? Written By: Ron Abboud 1-30-2014 It is said that ...

We Honor Our History - State Champions - Ron Abboud And The Team - Central High School

Ron Abboud 0 central high school, ron abboud, ronald abboud, ronnie abboud, wrestling history state champions 4:14 PM

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We Honor Our History - State Champions - <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a> And The Team - <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a></h2>
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Learn more about our 'distinguished graduates' and others who have been influential within the <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a> community, the state, the nation, and the world!<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Wrestling History State Champions</a> - Omaha <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a></h3>
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Champions: 119</h4>
1930-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Alfred Cattano</a>, A155; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Charles Sexton</a>, A145.<br />
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1933-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Shelley Condon</a>, AHwt.tie<br />
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1935-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dominic Campagna</a>, A115; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">George Seeman</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1936-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Vitale,</a> A105, <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Hornstein</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1937-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Truscott,</a> AHwt.<br />
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1938-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Evans</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Young</a>, A115<br />
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1939-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bill Slyter</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louis Caniglia</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">William Padouzek</a>, A135; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sam Campagna</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Nuncio Pomidoro</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1940-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Gene Evans</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louis Caniglia</a>, A115;<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank"> Jerry Campbell</a>, A125; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Scarpello</a>, A155; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Victor Boker</a>, A165<br />
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1941-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Art Sholkofski</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Don Payton</a>, A95, <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Harold Baker</a>, A135; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bob Kriss</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Scarpello</a>, A155, <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Victor Boker</a>, A165<br />
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1942-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Art Sholkofski</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Vito Sutero</a>, A105; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Don Payton</a>, A112; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Gene Evans</a>, A133; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Harold Boker</a>, A138; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Kenneth Leibee</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Scarpello</a>, A165<br />
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1943-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sam Kais</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Vacanti</a>, A105; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Harvey Meehan</a>, A124; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Walter Podrouzek</a>, A130; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ken Leibee</a>, A155<br />
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1944-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">John Nyberg</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sam Kais</a>, A105; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Vacanti</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Lou Rotella</a>, A124; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Harvey Meehan</a>, A130; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Herbert Reese</a>, A155; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ross Gorman</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1945-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">John Nyberg</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Vacanti</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sam Kais</a>, A124; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Fred Pisasale</a>, A130; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louie Rotella</a>, A136; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dave Mackey</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Herb Reese</a>, A165<br />
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1946-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ed Moses</a>, A130; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louie Garrotto</a>, A136; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">David Mackie</a>, A155; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Herbert Reese</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1947-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Henry Nyberg</a>, A105; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frank Ostranic</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frank Mancusco</a>, A124; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louis Gorrotto</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">David Mackie</a>, A155; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Herb Reese</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1948-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Richard Nigro</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frank Mancusco</a>, A130<br />
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1949-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Mike Abboud</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bob Mancusco</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jim Farris</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jim Kais</a>, A136; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frank Mancusco</a>, A145<br />
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1950-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Perry Ray</a>, A85; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jim Kais</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Don Wright</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1951-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jerry Davis</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a>, A112; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Mike Abboud</a>, A118; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ray Farris</a>, A145; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Joe Prucka</a>, A165<br />
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1952-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jerry Davis</a>, A103; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Mike Abboud</a>, A133; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Leonard Rosen</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1954-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bill Hudgins</a>, A95; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dave Roseland</a>, A133<br />
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1955-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bill Hudgins</a>, A112; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dave Roseland</a>, A154; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Eli Watkins</a>, A165; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jim Goermar</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1956-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louis Miloni</a>, A112; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Bill Hudgins</a>, A120; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jim Goermar</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1957-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louis Miloni</a>, A120<br />
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1958-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Louie Butera</a>, A120; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">George Crenshaw</a>, A165<br />
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1959-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Charles Whitner</a>, A127; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Leonard West</a>, A133; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Andre McWilliams</a>, A145<br />
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1960-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dick Bottorff</a>, A103<br />
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1961-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">James Gary Brown</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1964-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Adrian Caldwell</a>, A154<br />
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1968-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Tony Ross</a>, A165<br />
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1969-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Tony Ross</a>, A175<br />
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1970-T<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">om Vincentini</a>, A185<br />
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1972-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Kim Fullerton</a>, A98; <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Robert Fullerton</a>, A105<br />
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1976-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Terry Conyers</a>, A98<br />
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1977-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Terry Conyers</a>, A105<br />
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1979-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Leonard Hawkins</a>, A155<br />
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1980-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Kevin Kimsey</a>, A145<br />
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1981-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Pernell Gatson</a>, A155<br />
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1982-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Pernell Gatson</a>, A167<br />
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1989-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dominic Phillips</a>, A125<br />
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1990-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Keith Tooley</a>, AHwt.<br />
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1993-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jason Brilz</a>, A160<br />
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1994-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jeff Casady</a>, A103<br />
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1999-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ray Kizzee</a>, A140<br />
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2006-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Guy Smith</a>, A130<br />
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2009-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Tyrell Galloway</a>, A119<br />
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2010-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Skylar Galloway</a>, A140<br />
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2011-<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ronald Wells</a>, A125<br />
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In addition to our outstanding academic program, we offer our students a tremendous variety of co-curricular activities. We believe these activities are an integral part of a well-rounded educational program.<br />
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Central enjoys an extraordinary degree of loyalty from its alumni. They are proud to have attended Central and often attribute their success in higher education and careers to the preparation they received while here. Central in turn takes great pride in the accomplishments of its graduates.<br />
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Enjoy your exploration of the <a href="http://www.ops.org/high/central/ATHLETICS/Wrestling/WrestlingHistory/tabid/518/Default.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Central High School web site</a>. You will learn much about our curriculum, activity program, history and accomplishments.<br />
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The mission of <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Omaha Central High Schoo</a>l is to continue a tradition of excellence emphasizing academic achievement, responsible global citizenship, pride in diversity, and enduring scholarship.<br />
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War Casualties - <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a> - Centeral High School</div>
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Hall of Fame.</div>
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Honoring those who have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedoms.</div>
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World War I Memorial<br />WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL</h4>
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World War I 1917 – 1918 (23 casualties)<br />
Central High School<br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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Howard Bittinger<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1912<br />
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Marion Crandall<br />
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Dean Davidson 1910<br />
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Harry Fearn<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Kenneth E. Hatch<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1910<br />
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Herbert W. Hatz<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1914<br />
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Arthur Brandon Howell<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1910<br />
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Guy Howell<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Russell G. Hughes<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Harold C. Kelley<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1914<br />
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Richard J. Kissane<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Peyton C. March<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Jarvis J. Offutt<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Richard Page<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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William B. Peterson<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Bryan Sackett<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1915<br />
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Waldo E. Shellington<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Chatfield C. Staley<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Elmer S. Stovel<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Ernest Stuehrk<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span><br />
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Egbert Weeks<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>1913<br />
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World War II Memorial A-D<br />WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL</h4>
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World War II 1939 – 1945 (79 casualties)<br />
Central High School<br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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Ambrose, Staff Sgt. Emil F. - Class of 1942<br />
ASN 37468918, 235th Bomber Group, 8th Air Force. Shot down in a B17 over Hengelo, Holland, January 30, 1944. Buried in West Lawn Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
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Barber, 1st Lt. Charles E. – Class of 1938<br />
072575, USAF. Shot down by Japanese fighters over Wewak, New Guinea, September 2, 1943<br />
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Bealer, Pvt. Frank - Class of 1944<br />
ASN 37751416, 275th Infantry Regt. Killed near Zingzing, France, February 24, 1945.<br />
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Beem, 2nd Lt. Gerald - Class of 1937<br />
Crashed in his Flying Fortress over Musselshell, Montana, December 8, 1942.<br />
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Bernstein, PFC Melvin - Class of 1940<br />
Co.G, 87th Mountain Infantry Regt. Killed April 22, 1945, near Bemporto, Italy. Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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Boker, 2nd Lt. Victor - Class of 1941<br />
USAF. Killed October 8, 1944, in a training accident near Nadzab, New Guinea.<br />
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Bordy, 1st Lt. Harold - Class of 1942<br />
ASN 074002, 93rd Fighter Squadron, 81st Bomber Group. Killed when his P47 exploded at Gushkara AAF Base, Bengal, India, October 6, 1945. Buried in California.<br />
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Brookman, 1st Lt.William M. - Class of 1934<br />
Member of advanced flying school, Bradley Field, CT. Killed in training flight June 25, 1944.<br />
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Brown, 1st Lt. Richard C. - Class of 1932<br />
0727161, 67th Bomber Squadron, 8th Air Force. Killed March 22, 1943, after his B24 was shot down near Helgoland, Germany as he parachuted into heavy seas.<br />
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Burkett, 2nd Lt. Jack V. - Class of 1939<br />
Member of 82nd Bomber Squadron, 12th Bomber Group. Killed July 20, 1943, near Palel, India.<br />
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Christie, Cpl. Bill Burton - Class of 1933<br />
33045025, 1st Calvary Division. Killed at San Jose, Leyete, Philippine Islands October 21, 1944. Buried in West Lawn Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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Chuda, Pfc. Jack R. - Class of 1938<br />
ASN 371585, 4th Marine Division. Buried inWest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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Cottingham, Pfc. John P. - Class of 1943<br />
17148826, ASTP replacement, H.Q. Company, 1 st Bn, 289th Infantry, 75th Division. Killed April 25, 1945 at Gevelsburg, Germany.<br />
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Culver, Capt. Howard - Class of 1926<br />
PT instructor. Died in car crash en route to Colorado Springs, Colorado, November 24, 1942.<br />
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Devereaux, Lt.William S. - Class of 1929<br />
Naval intelligence officer. Killed in a crash over Solomon Islands, August 5, 1943.<br />
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Dimke, 2nd Lt. George R.<br />
01317895, member 2nd Infantry Regt, 5th Division. Killed November 10, 1944 near Pont a. Mosson, France.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dworak</a>, Ensign Lloyd A - Class of 1941<br />
Killed in a crash of his navy fighter during a training flight at Vero Beach, Florida, January 6, 1945.<br />
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World War II Memorial E-K</h4>
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Enochson, Kenneth D.</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ferryman, 2nd Lt. Lee D. - Class of 1936</a><br />
Co-pilot of an 8th Air Force Bomber. Killed in a raid on Muenster, Germany, March 9, 1945.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Forcade, Richard A. - Class of 1940</a><br />
Pilot Instructor. Killed in a crash at Thunderbird Field, Arizona, December 30, 1943.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frudenfeld, Seaman 1st Class Monte</a><br />
Killed December 30, 1944 near Mindoro, Philippines, when a Japanese kamikaze plane hit his ship in the U.S.S. Orestes.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Giangreco, 2nd Lt. John M. - Class of 1942</a><br />
02007589, 394th Bomber Squadron, 5th Bomber Group, 13th Air Force. Killed when his B24 bomber collided with another American bomber near Morotai, New Guinea, April 30, 1945<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Gilmore, Staff Sgt. Richard E. - Class of 1942</a><br />
37471611. Sgt. Gilmore was a radio operator-gunner on a B17 flying out of Italy over Germany. His plane was shot down March 22, 1945, over Oschatz, Germany, and the crew bailed. Sgt. Gilmore was wounded but landed safely and was killed by German civilians before German soldiers arrived to capture the rest of his companions. He is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Goldstein, 2nd Lt. Harry - Class of 1940</a><br />
05487123, Co. C, 2nd Infantry Regt, 5th Division. Killed February 18, 1945 near Schwankweiller, Germany.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Grabow, 1st Lt. Richard - Class of 1937</a><br />
04105441, Member of 509th Parachute Infantry Bn. Killed while leaving the cover of a ditch during a daylight attack over open terrain near Carano, Italy, on the Anzio Beachhead. Buried in American Military Cemetery at Nettuno, Italy.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Green, Pfc. Clark O.</a><br />
Co. K, 132nd Infantry Regt. Killed September 26, 1943 in Bouganville, Solomon Islands.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Greenough, Richard</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Griffith, 2nd Lt. Paul W. - Class of 1937</a><br />
01290326, Co. K, 143rd Infantry, 36th Division. Killed February 11, 1945, near Castellone, Italy. Buried in Italy.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Grove, Pfc. Norman Allen - Class of 1942</a><br />
535081. Enlisted in the Marine Corps from Northwestern University in 1943 and was part of the 5th Marine Division invasion of Iwo Jima on February 18, 1944. On March 2nd while walking the point during a mopping up operation he was killed by a Japanese sniper. He is buried in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Hansen, Capt. Donald D. - Class of 1934</a><br />
025082, Member of the 898th Fighter Squadron, 809th Fighter Group. Died near Myitkyina, Burma. Buried in Millard.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Harrison, 1st Lt. Charles K.</a><br />
01012834, 2nd Replacement Depot. Killed January 31, 1944 at Cassino, Italy.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Herrell, Pfc. George R.</a><br />
37699107, 60th AIB, 9th Armored Division. Killed March 31, 1945 near Fritzlar, Germany. Buried in Margraten Cemetery, Netherlands.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Hickey, 2nd Lt. John H. - Class of 1940</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Horan Jr., Capt. Philip E. - Class of 1936</a><br />
ASN 024752, Co. I, 414th Infantry Regt, 104th Division. Killed April 14, 1945 near Halle, Germany. Buried in Margraten Cemetery, Netherlands.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Humphreys, Capt. Howard - Class of 1938</a><br />
ASN 0386259, Infantry Officer. In beleaguered status from December 8, 1941 to May 7, 1942 (Bataan-Corregidor campaign), reported missing May 7, 1942 and reported held by Japanese as POW May 7, 1943. Died April 21, 1945, in Fukuoka POWCamp #3, Japan, of sickness. Buried in Manila, Philippines.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jackson, Pfc LewisW. - Class of 1939</a><br />
37112476, AT Company, 19 th Infantry Regt. Died December 27, 1944 of a non-battle accident at Mindoro, Philippines. Buried in Ft. McKinley Cemetery, Manila, Philippines.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Jorgensen, 1st Lt. Eugene - Class of 1937</a><br />
Missing in action near Ft. McKinley, Philippines, August 1942.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Kasal, Sgt. Robert - Class of 1933</a><br />
17040532, 54th Troop Carrier Squadron. Died July 27, 1943, in a plane crash at Naknek, Alaska. Buried in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Klein, Pvt. Sam - Class of 1943</a><br />
17148855, Co. B, 337th Infantry Regt. Killed August 21, 1944, near Via Scala, Italy. Buried in Golden Hill Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Kriss, James L. - Class of 1939</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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World War II Memorial L-O<br />WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL</h4>
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World War II 1939 – 1945 (79 casualties)<br />
<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a><br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Larson,W. Donald - Class of 1941</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ludacka Jr., John</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Lynch, Pvt. John</a><br />
ASN 37461938, Co. B, 302nd Infantry Regt. Killed November 4, 1944 near Luwan, Leyte, Philippines. Buried in Manila.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Magzamin, Herschel - Class of 1939</a><br />
Died of wounds June 8, 1945.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Marcum, 2nd Lt. Robert F. - Class of 1940</a><br />
0698312, 751st Bomber Squadron, 457th Bomber Group. Killed over Eberswalde, Germany, September 12, 1944. Buried in Neuville en Condroz, Belgium.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Marcus, 2nd Lt. Jerome L.</a><br />
01323793, 231st Replacement Company, 38th Replacement Bn. Died October 3, 1944 at Nancy, France. Buried in Golden Hill Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
MacAlister, Bruce - Class of 1938 - No available information<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">McCartney, 2nd Lt. Sumner - Class of 1942</a><br />
071132, Member of 791st Bomber Squadron, 467th Bomber Group. Killed during a raid over Hamburg, Germany, August 6, 1944. Buried in Elmira, New York.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">McKenna Jr., 2nd Lt. Harold T.</a><br />
01032101, 17th Calvary Reconnaissance Squadron. Killed September 3, 1944, at Brest, France. Buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Meyer, 1st Lt. Jack - Class of 1936</a><br />
Died non-battle injuries.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Milder, 1st Lt. Harlan - Class of 1935</a><br />
01284366, H.Q. Co., 183rd Infantry Regt. Killed March 21, 1945 near Zamboanga, Philippines. Buried in Golden Hill Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Milliken, 2nd Lt. JamesW. - Class of 1936</a><br />
A bombardier in the USAF, he was lost in an over-water flight from Langley Field, Virginia, April 24, 1943<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Moose, 2nd Lt. Robert A. - Class of 1935</a><br />
8th Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group. Killed in an air accident over Port Moresby, New Guinea, April 3, 1943.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Nelson, Robert - Class of 1936</a><br />
Hospital Apprentice. 31732288. Died of disease October 3, 1943 in Hawaii. Buried in Pearl Harbor Cemetery.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Nestor, Ensign Charles E. - Class of 1938</a><br />
Lost in a navy training flight over Puget Sound, Washington, in September 1943.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Nourse, 2nd Lt. Robert W. - Class of 1936</a><br />
0405267. Died as a POW on a Japanese ship sunk by American fire January 9, 1945. Had been MIA since May 7, 1942 (Fall of Corregidor) and was reported held by Japanese on May 24, 1943.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Osborn, Sgt. Jack E. - Class of 1934</a><br />
17129625, 306th Bomber Group. Killed February 22, 1944 in plane crash near Kirchen, Germany. Buried at Margraten Cemetery, Netherlands.<br />
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World War II Memorial P-Z<br />WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL</h4>
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World War II 1939 – 1945 (79 casualties)<br />
<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a><br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">1st Lt. Richard C. - Class of 1935</a><br />
Co.G, 45th Division. Killed October 24, 1944 near Mortagne, France. Buried at Epinal, France.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Pound, 2nd Lt. Donald J. - Class of 1940</a><br />
ASN 0549401, Co.E, 386th Infantry, 97th Division. Killed April 30, 1945, near Bohuslav, Czechoslovakia. Buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Putnam, 1st Sgt. Robert H. - Class of 1936</a><br />
20721012, H.Q., 2nd Bn, 134th Infantry. Died August 8, 1944 or alternate date July 17, 1944 near La Cambe, France, of wounds received in action. POW? Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Randall, Albert E.</a><br />
No information available.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Reichstadt, 2nd Lt. Robert - Class of 1935</a><br />
Died of non-battle wounds.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Reynolds, 1st Lt. Donald F. - Class of 1935</a><br />
0387620, Co.I, 15th Infantry Regt, 3rd Division. Killed February 29, 1944 near Cisterna de Littoria, Italy. Buried in Tyndall, South Dakota.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Rimmerman, Ben - Class of 1932</a><br />
No available information.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Rips, Pfc. Leonard - Class of 1942</a><br />
17130978, Co. F, 141st Infantry Regt., 36th Division. Killed near Lepanges, France, October 8, 1944. Buried in Epinal, France.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Roessig Jr., 2nd Lt.Walter - Class of 1942</a><br />
02069758, 60th Bomber Squadron, 39th Bomber Group, 20th Air Force. Killed May 26, 1945 during a mission over Tokyo. Buried in Hillcrest Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Rosewater Jr., 1st Lt. Stanley MacAlvay - Class of 1934</a><br />
01112404, Corps of Engineers. Killed January 7, 1946, in Passau, Germany, in a house fire. Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Omaha.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sacco, Pfc. Ignatius N.</a><br />
39139675, 357th Infantry Regt. Died of wounds received in action near Blosville, France, May 19, 1945.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Shotwell, Capt. Gordon - Class of 1932</a><br />
0343939, 507th Parachute Infantry. Killed March 24, 1945 atWe sel, Germany. Buried at Margraten Cemetery, Netherlands. Class of 1932.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Stryker, Pfc. James Baume - Class of 1942</a><br />
11092645, Co. K, 116th Infantry Regt, 29th Division. Enlisted out of Yale summer of 1943, and was overseas by December 1943. He landed Omaha Beach D-Day, and was wounded at St. Lo. Stryker was hospitalized in England for a month before rejoining his outfit at the Siegfried Line, near Julich, Germany. He was killed in a minefield outside Gut Hazenfeld, December 5, 1944. Buried in Margraten Cemetery, Netherlands.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Sutphen. Capt. Frank E.</a><br />
Died non-battle<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Swanson, Major Stanley A. - Class of 1924</a><br />
0262815, 127th Reinforcement Bn, Army Air Corps. Died at Heidelberg, Germany, May 13, 1945. Buried at St. Avold, France.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Towey, 1st Lt. Michael - Class of 1936</a><br />
01315875, 2nd Infantry Regt, 5th Division. Killed March 24, 1945, at Mainz, Germany. Buried at St. Avold, France.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Truscott, Capt. Albert - Class of 1937</a><br />
222nd Infantry, 42nd Division. Died of wounds in Germany, April 22, 1945. Buried in Seattle,<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Washington.Wales, 1st Lt. George L. - Class of 1938</a><br />
Died non-battle.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Weekes Jr., Staff Sgt. Ernest - Class of 1939</a><br />
17098490. Member of an aircraft which crashed off the island of Bornhom, Denmark, April 11, 1944. One survivor parachuted and was rescued by a German PT boat.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Wellman, 2nd Lt. Robert H. - Class of 1940</a><br />
0729684. Member of a crew of a 1B24 which crashed near Johnston Island in the Pacific on March 28, 1943.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Wilson, 1st Lt. Kenneth L. - Class of 1935</a><br />
039823, Infantry officer. Killed near Mabatang (Bataan), Philippines, January 12, 1942.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Yergey, 1 st Lt. Stanley A. - Class of 1941</a><br />
Air force. His B24 bomber was shot down over Hanover, Germany on November 26, 1944. Buried in the Santa Fe Military Cemetery.<br />
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Korean Conflict Memorial<br />Korean Conflict</h4>
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Korean War 1950 – 1953 (79 casualties)<br />
<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a><br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Anderson, First Lt. Gerald Phillips - Class of 1940</a><br />
SN 041115, C Co AMPH TRAC BN 1 AMPH TRAC BN 1 MAR Div, Marines.<br />
Born October 22, 1922<br />
Killed in Action November 7, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Clegg, CPL Edward L. - Attended CHS in 1939 and 1941</a><br />
RA 17148968, 5th CAV REGT (INF) -1st CAV, Army.<br />
Born November 14, 1925<br />
Killed in Action September 12, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Dougherty Jr., PFC Vincent Paul - Class of 1951</a><br />
SN 1065799, C Co 1 BN MAR RGT 1 MAR Div, Marines.<br />
Born February 4, 1932<br />
Killed in Action May 22, 1952<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Goll, PFC William Robert - Class of 1948</a><br />
SN 1065780, WPNS Co 1 BN 5 MAR RGT 1 MAR Div, Marines.<br />
Killed in Action June 2, 1951<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Logan, SGT Edward N. - Class of 1950</a><br />
RA 37818431, 65th ENGR C BN - 25th INF Div, Army. Enlisted September 14, 1950.<br />
Born October 9, 1932<br />
Killed in Action June 8, 1952<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">McGrew, MSGT James R. - Attended CHS 1931 and 1932</a><br />
RA 06575834, 2nd ENGR C BN - 2nd INF Div, Army.<br />
Died while captured, November 30, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Minikus, PFC Edward W. - Class of 1945</a><br />
US 55010035, 7th INF REGT - 3rd INF Div, Army.<br />
Born July 24, 1927<br />
Died while missing on December 3, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Rosenblatt, PFC Norman Meyer - Attended CHS in 1948</a><br />
SN 651166, 1 Co 3 BN 5 MAR RGT 1 MAR Div, Marines.<br />
Born February 25, 1932<br />
Killed in Action September 26, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Smith, CPL Myron James (Bud) - Class of 1947</a><br />
SN 1084719, ANGLICO BN 1 ANGLICO 1 MAR Div, Marines.<br />
Born November 14, 1929<br />
Died while missing November 30, 1950<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Swanson, First Lt. William - Class of 1942</a><br />
SN 047409, 1 Co 3BN 1MAR RGT, 1MAR Div.<br />
Born February 24, 1924<br />
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Vietnam War Memorial<br />VIETNAM WAR MEMORIAL</h4>
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Vietnam War 1955 – 1975 (12 casualties)<br />
<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a><br />
In Honor of Those Who Served<br />
In Memory of Those Who Died<br />
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On November 10, 1996, <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Central High School</a> and honored guests dedicated a monument on the west porch of Central. This monument, generously donated by Jack Kidwiler (CHS 1964) and his family, memorializes those students who gave their lives in the Vietnam War.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Omaha Central High School Honors</a> Its Students Who Were Killed In Vietnam.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">William M. Roark – Class of 1956</a><br />
Age 26. Lt. U.S. Naval aviator attached to carrier Coral Sea. Killed in air mission over Vietnam April 7, 1965. 1960 graduate of Annapolis. Married with three children. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palms, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, first class color with palm, the Vietnam Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, and Vietnam's National Order Medal. Naval Destroyer escort ship, the USS Roark, named in his honor.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">William D. Pinegar – Class of 1959</a><br />
Age 23. PFC US Army, 1st Cavalry Division. Killed in a Viet Cong attack October 6, 1965. Time in Vietnam – about one month. Awarded the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Military Merit Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, Gallantry Cross with palm, Gold Star Citation.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Ronald L. Gerry - Class of 1962</a><br />
Age 21. PFC US Army, 69th Signal Battalion. Killed in Vietnam January 5, 1966. Time in Vietnam – 16 days. Awarded the Vietnam Service Medal, the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Military Merit Medal, 69th Signal Battalion containment area designated Camp Gerry in his honor.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Mack R. Sanders – Attended CHS in 1957-1958</a><br />
Age 25. PFC US Army, 25th Infantry Division. Shot by sniper May 12, 1966. Married with two sons and two daughters. Time in Vietnam – three weeks. Awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Service Medal, the Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palm, the Vietnam Military Merit Medal.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Daniel J. Sandstedt – Class of 1964</a><br />
Age 21. Sgt. US Army, 9th Division. Killed in combat June 19, 1967. Attended Creighton University. Time in Vietnam – six months. Awarded the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, and the Combat Infantryman Badge.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Edward L. Neibur – Attended CHS in 1958-1961</a><br />
Age 24. Navy 2nd Class Hospital Man serving with the Marines. Killed during the Battle of Khe Sang in the Quang Tri Province February 27, 1968. He graduated from Omaha Tech High with a nursing minor after attending Central for three years. He was married with one son when killed; a second son was born after his death. He was awarded the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Vietnam Service Medal, and Vietnam Campaign Medal.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Samuel C. Maxwell, Jr. – Class of 1947</a><br />
Age 41. Colonel, U. S. Air Force, F-105D Pilot. Missing in Action in combat over North Vietnam September 12, 1968. Remains returned to the USA June 21, 1989. He was a Captain when shot down and was promoted to Colonel while Missing In Action. His sister Dorothy Maxwell Hushes was also in the class of 1947. Awarded two Distinguished Flying Crosses, 13 Air Medals, Purple Heart, Vietnam Service Medal, and Vietnam Campaign Medal.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Milton A. Ross - Attended CHS until June 1967</a><br />
Age 20. PFC US Army. Killed in action February 9, 1969. Time in Vietnam – one month. Awarded the Bronze Star, one Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart, Combat Infantryman Badge, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Ribbon.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">William W. Utts - Class of 1961</a><br />
Age 26. PFC US Army, Americal Division. Died of combat wounds March 19, 1969. Graduate of the University of Omaha. Time in Vietnam – four months. Awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, Combat Infantryman Badge, Vietnam Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal with 60 device, the Vietnam Military Merit Medal, and the Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palm.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Frank Spencer III - Class of 1967</a><br />
Age 20. Cpl. US Army, Americal Division. Killed in combat in Vietnam January 23, 1970. Time in Vietnam – two months. Awarded the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star with Valor, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal with one bronze Service Star, the Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palm, and the Combat Infantryman Badge.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Robert G. Hansen - Class of 1964</a><br />
Age 24. S/Sgt. US Army. Killed in action August 7, 1970. Attended University of Nebraska at Omaha. Time in Army – one year. Awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, Vietnam Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, the Combat Infantryman Badge.<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">James W. Fous - Class of 1964</a><br />
PFC US Army, 9th Division. Killed in action May 14, 1968. Attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Time in Vietnam – three weeks. Time in the Army – seven months. Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Vietnam Service Medal with one Bronze Service Star, the Vietnam Military Merit Medal, the Vietnam Gallantry Cross with palm. Citation for Congressional Medal of Honor: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. PFC Fous distinguished himself at the risk of his life while serving as a rifleman with Company E. PFC Fous was participating in a reconnaissance-in-force mission when his unit formed its perimeter defense for the night. PFC Fous, together with three other American soldiers, occupied a position in a thickly vegetated area facing a wood line. PFC Fous detected three Viet Cong maneuvering toward his position and, after alerting the other men, directed accurate fire upon the enemy soldiers, silencing two of them. The third Viet Cong soldier managed to escape in the thick vegetation after throwing a hand grenade into PFC Fous' position. Without hesitation, PFC Fous shouted a warning to his comrades and leaped upon the lethal explosive, absorbing the blast with his body to save the lives of the three men in the area at the sacrifice of his life. PFC Fous' conspicuous gallantry and extraordinary heroism at the cost of his life were in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit the US Army.<br />
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Iraqi War Memorial<br />IRAQI WAR MEMORIAL</h4>
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Two casualties as of August of 2011<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Mulhair, Staff Sergeant, Jeremy Williams – Last Attended Central 1988</a><br />
1st Squadron, 7th Calvary Regiment, 1st Brigade, 1st Calvary Division, Army<br />
Killed in Action in Iraq November, 30, 2006<br />
Age 35<br />
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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/2013/12/we-honor-our-history-ron-abboud-state-champions.html" target="_blank">Clamens, Staff Sergeant, Lillian "Lilly" Cobbin – Class of 1990</a><br />
1st Postal Platoon, 834th Adjutant General, Army<br />
Killed in Action in Iraq October, 10th, 2007<br />
Age 35

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Who Is John Galt? Who Is Ron Abboud? Omaha History

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<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">John Galt Boulevard</a> was named in the early 1970s by <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Real Estate Developer and Commercial Investment Real Estate Broker Ron Abboud</a>.<a href="http://ronabboud.tumblr.com/" target="_blank"> Ron Abboud</a> was a 50% owner and developer of <a href="http://www.vuomaha.com/" target="_blank">Empire Park</a>. Empire park is located between L & Q Street, from 108th to Interstate I-80.<br />
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Among the first few buildings constructed, in the <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Empire Park Development</a> was: The Honeywell Building (today it is called the Metropolitan Business Center-11128 John Galt Blvd).<br />
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Among some of the many great companies <a href="http://www.google.com/+ronabboud" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a> Brought to the <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Empire Park Development</a> where Ford Motor Company Headquarters, Allstate Insurance Main Office, The Omaha Inn, Omaha Steaks, Honeywell just to name a few.<br />
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The book <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a> enjoyed the most was Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.<br />
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“<a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/2013/12/who-is-john-galt-who-is-ron-abboud.html" target="_blank">Who is John Galt</a>?” is the opening line and Galt is the hero in the Rand classic, which extols economic individualism and motivates individuals to get ahead by creating new products and services that benefit society as a whole.<br />
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In the novel "Atlas Shrugged" foresees the decline of “men of the mind” and the decline of civilization as we know it. It sets the stage for the birth of a new hidden world run by men of the mind.<br />
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The hero <a href="http://www.vuomaha.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">John Galt</a> invented the kinetic engine a motor that runs on electro-magnetism and it was suppressed…<br />
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The final movie of the three part saga will spell out the final ending of the book. I will not spoil it here, so you will need to buy the book or wait until the movie comes out.<br />
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Written By: <a href="http://www.ronabboud.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">Ron Abboud</a><br />
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">The cavern of molten rock in the super volcano creeping underneath Yellowstone is even bigger that scientists had thought. Actually 2.5 times than they had thought to be exact. Doomsday might be closer that we thought.  This volcano has enough power to destroy the entire country!  This is a very scary situation. The park's “supervolcano” has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study. So because this thing could erupt any time between now and 60,000 years from now…if you aren’t religious you better reconsider that quick and start praying!! </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">The new findings were discussed at the <a href="http://fallmeeting.agu.org/2013/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">American Geophysical Union</a>, where a team of scientists used a system of seismometers to measure the underground cavern beneath. Seismometers are instruments that measure motions of the ground, including those of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seismic_wave" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">seismic waves</a> generated by <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">earthquakes</a>, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_eruptions" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">volcanic eruptions</a>, and other <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seismic_source" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">seismic sources</a>. <span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;">      </span></span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">The cavern measures 55 miles by 20 miles wide and anywhere from 1 to 9 miles deep. At that size it likely contains between 48 and 153 cubic miles of molten rock. As University of Utah professor Bob Smith <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25312674" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">told the BBC</a>, "We’ve been working there for a long time, and we’ve always thought it would be bigger... but this finding is astounding." Dr. Jamie Farrell explained, “To our knowledge there has been nothing mapped of that size before." </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Scientist believe that the volcano has erupted at least 3 times in the past, they say about one every 700,000 years. If the Yellowstone volcano were to erupt it would be “catastrophic”. Soil samples reveal that the last time it exploded, it had covered the entire continent in ash, rivers of lava for hundreds of miles and the smoke cloud was screwing with the planet's climate for hundreds of years. </span><br />
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Well if you are familiar with you’re haunted America, you should know about the famous Villisca axe murder house located in Villisca, Iowa. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">I personally am a huge fan of mysteries but not one for unsolved. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">No one was ever convicted of the murders though there were plenty of suspects including the state senator. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">The entire family of Josiah Moore, he, his wife, his four children and two young girls bludgeoned to death. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">I recently have been thinking about a little sleepover at the notable house that is known to have “paranormal activities”. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">I am throwing this out there but from the pictures I have seen …. The damn house needs a little tender loving care such as a paint job to the outside of it. It is a bit cliché… </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Can you tell I am a bit skeptic? I am going to need a lot more creepy evidence of this so called “haunted house” before I go and spend a stupid amount of money. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">I intend to get my moneys worth. Not just a good scare either I am talking about needing to be heavily medicated after. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Ha just kidding. But seriously! I mean what makes it so haunted? I have found pictures and videos online of objects moving and outlines of faces…but that can be explained. Where are all of the ghost stories?! I have not found a single one online.</span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">Maybe it is a coincidence that the house became "haunted" when the movie The Sixth Sense made its way into theaters. A wave of media attention followed the announcement that the house was haunted and much of it was reported without any reference or context within the known historical record. </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">What's frightening about the Villisca axe murders is that someone could enter your home (the place where you feel most secure), murder you and your entire family and two guests while you're asleep (the time when you are most vulnerable), and get away with it.  </span></div>
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<span style="letter-spacing: 0.0px;">That's what's</span><span style="letter-spacing: 0px; text-decoration: underline;">really</span><span style="letter-spacing: 0px;"> scary about the Villisca axe murder story. So is it really haunted?</span><br />
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