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Honor List Fall 2018

NATCHITOCHES – One thousand one hundred thirty-one undergraduate students at Northwestern State University were named to the Honor List for the Fall 2018 semester. Students on the Honor Roll must be enrolled full-time at Northwestern State and have a grade point average of between 3.0 and 3.49. Students named to the Honor List, listed by hometown, are as follows.

Abbeville – Kyle Baudoin, Skyler Guerra, MaKayla Lewis, Kayla Marceaux, Julie Melancon, Zabrinia Spates;

Atlanta – Jamie Wagley;

Alexandria -- Aleisha Allen, Lili Bedoya, Samantha Bergeron, Madeline Blake, Morgan Brame, Jasmine Brown, Jamie Broussard, Angel Christophe, Mydacia Conaler, Karly Constantino, Noel Cusick, Deshod Dixon, Joshua Dorsey, Kaylie Edwards, Brittany Franklin, Bailey Gaspard, Mallory Halford, Chelse Hayes, Gustov Johnson, Jasmine Johnson, Breonna Jones, Kristina Langley, Naya Loyden, Katelyn Maggio, Aaron Martin, Dean Mayeux, Shauntae Perry, Sadae Polk, Kylah Porter, Carmen Rachal, Zachary Roberts, Mary Sampson, Savannah Sices, Taijha Silas, Kiaijah Thomas; Kirstyn Thomas, Erin Vandersypen, Cherell Wallace, Tameia West, Alaina Williams, Mikayla Wright;

Allen, Texas – Nautica Grant;

Alpine, Alabama – Courtney Willis;

Anacoco – Lindsey Alligood, Jacob Bennett, Kinsley Blakeway, Angela Guy, Christopher Guy, Connor Higgins, Kayli O’Toole, Cayla Roberts, Kaylee Runnels;

Arcadia – Deniesha Davis, Alliyah Murphy, Hannah Tinsley;

Arlington, Texas – Mariah Denson;

Arnaudville – Macey Boyd;

Athens, Texas – Jessica Dubose, Jacob Ellis;

Atlanta, Texas – Madison Hamson, Meredith Mcmanus, Jackson Teal;

Austin, Texas – Jennifer Jacob;

Avondale – Roger Jones;

Belcher – Loriann Long;

Boyce – Lane Robinson;

Baker – Devante George, Cherish Netter;

Ball – Brittany Breland, Christopher Constance, Mackenzie Owen, Will Salinas, Bryan Sayes, Alice Wilson;

Bastrop – Katelynn Chain, Kimberly Robinson;

Baton Rouge – Brianna Alumbaugh, Chloe Castello, Lydell Emerson, John Guillot, Brooke Harbin, Samantha Hebert, Mckane Kinchen, JeBreanne Morgan, Jennifer Normand, Katie Pham, Ashleigh Rumby, Kori Thomas, Jharon Whitfield, Jordan Williams;

Baunatal, Germany – Yannik Gerland;

Beacon Falls, Connecticut – Stacey Brown;

Belcher – Victoria Herbert;

Belle Chasse – Madison Hewitt, Denim Reeves;

Belmont – Ashley Hill;

Bentley – Heather Jones;

Benton -- Chasity Catanese, Bryanna Cooper, Sarai Fanene, Makayla Goff, Ali Hedgepeth, Leanna Plunkett, Blaine Reeder, Lilly Roach, Maegan Ross;

Berkshire, New York – Alexis Andersen;

Bienville – Sarah Macynski;

Blanchard – Ashlynn Hartley;

Bossier City – Shelby Ansley, Cassie Bailey, Lauryn Bakalis, Kaylan Beloso, Amanda Billieu, Shelby Booth, Quintin Braley, Katie Briggs, Megan Cathey, Kendall Corkern, Colby Cranford, Daniel Dial, Kasey Dice, Courtney Dismuke, Farrell Dulle, Jonathan Edie, Marissa Gardner, Margaret Gates, Nawal Gazawaneh, Adrianne Hampton, Andrea Haynes, Christian Henley, Dejaney Jackson, Nourain Jamhour, Jared Jarrell, Haley Joncas, Shane Kaiser, Alexandra Madrid, Samantha Maiette, Anthony Mulrenin, Dylan Nash-Browder, Shelby Peeples, Jordan Phillips, Kathryn Pierce, Rachael Pierce, Cierra Rachal, Nigmeh Rahman, Jenna Rambin, Sierra Richard, Emily Rideout, Nickolas Rizzo, Jasmine Roberson, Dakota Schudalla, Ranya Shihadeh, Kaylee Stewart, Giselle Trejo, Bobby Trichel, Chandler Vascocu, Lacey Velasquez, Madeline Webb, Pamula Whicker, Vikki Wolf;

Boutte – Jose Del Rio;

Boyce – Hannah Aslin, Tiffany Barnhart, Savanna Budnik, Natalie Dear, Devin Hilliard, Anna Lacombe, Kaitlyn Miller, Sydney Yerby;

Breaux Bridge – Dylan Davis, Mickayla Love;

Broussard – Matthew Buteau;

Brownsboro, Texas – Brice Borgeson;

Burnet, Texas – Marshall Skinner;

Bush – Serena Bonnette;

Cottonport – Jared Seaver;

Calhoun – Marissa Barentine, William Malone;

Campti – Adam Calder, Paige Cason, Damarte Fisher, Kortney Greer, Malachi Lester, Pepper Lloyd;

Cape Coral, Florida – Karleigh Acosta;

Carencro – Chaney Dodge, Jhonae Thibodeaux;

Cartagena, Colombia – Sebastian Alfaro Fontalvo, Samantha Arellano Chavez, Elias Castro Caballero, Gabriela Forero Salcedo, Julieth Maturana Orozco, Alonso Restrepo Cardozo;

Castor – Loxlie Dodd, Priscilla Harrell;

Center, Texas – John Harrington;

Centerpoint – Marissa Skursky;

Cheneyville – Laiken Haggart, Shelbie Moriarty;

Chicago, Illinois – Irene Frangos;

Choudrant – Krislyn Mardis;

Church Point – Meghan Bearb;

Cincinnati, Ohio – Terry Brewer, Kristin Byone;

Clinton – Christopher Sanders, Joshua Taylor;

Colfax – Michael Dupre, Paidin Luneau, Angela McCann, Peyton Ryder, Katilyn Slayter;

Colorado Springs – Rossana Potempa;

Conroe, Texas – Zachary Krolczyk;

Converse – Haleigh Sharrow, Triston Waldon;

Copperas Cove – Patrick Murphy;

Corinth, Texas – Madison Walford;

Corsicana, Texas – Sasha Ballard;

Cotton Valley – Taylor O’Rear;

Cottonport – Shelie Canoe, Jacob Harris, Joneshia Jacobs,;

Coushatta -- Journi Brown, Brandon Gay, Erikka Johnson, Aston Lester, Tianna Rock, Deja Sibley, Mikailah Smith;

Covington – Kenneth Sears, Crystal Tucker;

Creston – Madison Alexander;

Cullen – D’Agurelle Epps, Travon Jones;

Cut Off – Kaelyn Musgrave;

Cypress, Texas – Shemar Bartholomew, Jacob Farrell;

Dayton, Texas – Jerry Maddox;

De Berry, Texas – Sarah Britt;

Denham Springs – Joey Carroll, Jenson Wall;

DeRidder – Amie Ashworth, Samantha Barr, Sheridan Douglas, Sarah Fulford, John Ham, Genna Higginbotham, Latresha High, Alexis Holland, Jordan Mack-Mcnair, Casey McGlothlin, Jessica McManus, Mary Rabalais, Morgan Smith, Madison Tilley, Gavin Watson, Katie Wisthoff, Siaerphin Wolfe;

Destrahan – John Domangue;

Deville – Emily Biddle, Hailie Coutee, Kinley Deville, Jessica Horton, Colton Johnson, Alyssa Kline, Ashtyn Knap, Hannah Lewis, Jordan Paul, Garrett Sellers, Haley Spilker, April Thomas, Destiny Zito;

Dodton – Micah Broomfield, Melanie Thomas;

Downsville – Abby Fordham;

Doyline – Billi Jones, Joshua Kirkhart;

Dripping Spring, Texas – Bryce Potter;

Dry Prong – Joshua Christopher, Ethan Lewis, Shian Murrell, Lindsey Weatherford, Ashley Webb;

Dubach – Olivia Hancock;

Dubberly – Jared Bryce, Audrie Dison, Alex Robles;

Duson – JoBeth Caswell;

Edgard – TaiJhun Louper;

Edmond, Oklahoma – Jiyoon Lee, Ravon Nero;

Edwards, Mississippi – Taylor O’Bannon;

Effie – Jacey Dunbar;

Elizabeth – Kolby Friday, Hannah LaCaze;

Elm Grove – Camryn Sessions, Jacob Dunn;

Elmer – Courtney Baggett, Victoria Coleman, Garrett Holt, Brennan Mays;

Elton – Maia Lacomb;

Elverta, California – Erika Avery;

Eunice – Tanner Thibodeaux;

Evergreen – Miracle Oby;

Flatwoods – Lindsey Willis;

Florien – Connor Arthur, Whitney Byles, Cullen Hopkins, Tyler Johnson, Megan Wagley;

Flower Mound, Texas – Cody McGee, Randall Ruffner;

Forest Hill – Brett Atkinson, Anna Doherty, Celina Thrasher, Leslie Winners;

Fort Bliss, Texas – Brittany Passi;

Fort Polk – Nadia Charlot, Amber Ferguson, Jayla Hart, Amanda Kuhn, Jesica Mattson, Genesis Rondon Torres, Sarah Sullivan, Hannah Sweeney, Nohora Valencia Camacho;

Franklin – Shelley Bell, Zabreana Daniels, Jalena Kelly;

Franklinton – Brittany Sanders;

Friendswood, Texas – Malik Sonnier;

Frierson – Austin Barnes, Mason Barnes, Shelby Callens, Treanna Howard, Madison Locke, Nicholas Parham;

Frisco, Texas – Kalee Williams;

Gibsland – Dianna Pearson;

Guin, Alabama – Taylor Porter;

Gadsen, Alabama – Damian Thompson;

Gainesville, New York – Ray Anikwue;

Garland, Texas – Adriana Velarde, Nia Ranall;

Geismar -- Emilee Hawkins, Brenna LeGlue, Elijah Jon-Baptiste;

Garland, Texas – Adriana Velarde;

Georgetown – Joci Harris, Kaleb Hudson;

Georgetown, Indiana – Elisa Rohlf;

Gibsland – Madison Shidiskis;

Glenmora – Phillip Bullitt, Jacob Dunson, Kerstyn Johnson, Ashton Swanson, Derrick Welch;

Gloster – Emmaleigh Cleary, Paris Gillum;

Goldonna – Brianna Calhoun;

Gonzales – Julie Breaux, Malayah Currie, Courtney LeJeune, Harlee Melancon, Jennifer Enloe;

Grand Cane – Cassiah Davis, Sandra Kimble;

Grand Couteau – Alesia Francis;

Grand Prairie, Texas – Stephen Carrett;

Grant – Tyler Stanco;

Gray – Lori Anthony;

Grayson – Sabrina McKeithen;

Greenwell Springs – Morgan Bellot, Micah Fontenot, Ashleigh Klein, Madison Szekely;

Greenwood – Tamera Harris;

Gretna – Kayla Anderson, Terralyn Schram;

Harvey – Jesse Coats;

Hackberry – Lexie Stine;

Hagerstown – Stacy West;

Hahnville – Imani Butler, Cierra Puryear;

Hall Summit – Ashley-Kate Roberson;

Hallandale Beach, Florida – Ralph Boereau;

Hallsville – Emma Hawthorne;

Hammond – Joseph Martin;

Harker Heights, Texas – Khalil Corbett-Canada;

Haughton – Deitric Alexander, Taylor Breed, Darius Brock, Kyler Burns, Sarah Carroll, Haylee Douglass, Dakota Hawkins, Megan Hobgood, Jasmine Jackson, Nathan Johnson, Luna Karkar, Mackenzie Langen, Alana Lewis, Hannah Robertson, Taylor Trombely, Katherine Weeks, Chase Woltz;

Heflin – Kendall Brunson, Simiuna Cook, Cody Robinson;

Hessmer -- Carly Barrere, Daren Dauzat, Lakken Lemoine, Gabrielle Savoy;

Hineston – Victoria Carroll, Cheyanna Crane, Chase Powell;

Homer – Madison Cain;

Hornbeck – Emma Dubose Rogers, Torri Hollis, Joshua Hughes, Ariel Rodgers, Amber Stanley;

Hosston – Qanisha Thomas;

Houma – Rhiannon Dean, Jennifer Doiron;

Houston – Luis Cervantes, Levar Gumms, Jennifer Hitt, Natashia Jackson;

Inkster, Michigan – Kanesha Price;

Jacksonville, Florida – Destinee Christie;

Jacksonville, Texas – Donovan Trent;

Jamestown – Kristen Campbell, Ieshia Thomas;

Jasper, Texas – Kylee Dominy;

Jefferson – Emily Ricalde;

Jena – Jasmine Furlow, Mercedes Farris, Parker Fink, Hannah Spicer, William Tradewell;

Jennings – Kelsey Fitzgerald, Mallory Martinez;

Jolon, California – Abigail Vallery;

Jonesboro – LaVonna Lawrence;

Jonesville – Adrian Johnson, Sidney Spinks;

Keithville – Kaylee McDuff;

Kinder – Kelsey Frank;

Kaplan – Chris Hebert;

Katy, Texas – Brittany Cecil;

Keatchie – Katelyn Hicks;

Keithville – Taylor Hughes, Latavein Kennedy, Erin McDonnell, Maya Porter;

Kenner -- Emily Bennett, Isabel Jemison, Ryan Johnson, Nicole Lala, Willie Soniat;

Kerens, Texas – Richard Brumbelow;

Kinder – All Lorin, Micaela Autin, Nicholas Moldovsky;

Lacey, Washington – Shana Sweeney;

Lafayette – Rachael Bryant, Sasskia Chassion, Madison Duplechine, Jeffrey Elkins, Justin Guillory, Michele Kramer, JaKayla Lee, Paul Martin, Melissa Pesacreta, Dana St. Julien, Julia Towry;

Lafitte – Helen Kassahun;

Lake Arthur – Gabriell Landry;

Lake Charles – Holly Bray, Khristina Croker, Kennedy Fontenot, Haleigh Gates, Karley Hebert, Kathleen Hilliard, Adam Lindstrom, Jordan Mulsow, Jessica Newell, Shelby Rodrigue, Michael Thomas, Destany Washington;

Lancaster, Texas – Deohjia Henderson;

Laplace – Caitlyn Turnbull;

League City, Texas – Blake Tessitore;

Lecompte – Linzey Evans;

Leesville – Patricia Adamson, Kyle Ashley, Jebediah Barrett, Hannah Blackwell, Hailey Brantley, Katrina Brinson, Jonathan Bruce, Victoria Butler, Charlotte Cassin, Charity Childress, Amy Eckerle, Ashley French, Brittany French, Brandon Furlow, Payton Gordy, Gabriella Haymon, Taylor Helton, Lauren Kreyenbuhl, Justin LeBleu, Mahala Lewis, Christina Lluvera, James Magee, Xavier Mccarty, Malcolm Mitchell, Marguerita Moffett, Stefanie Peters, Jessica Ramirez, Morgan Richard, Samantha Richard, Claudia Rouleau, Cesar Santos, Brett Schmidt, Rachel Smith, Payton Soto, Joyce Stevick, Grant Stolfi, Britnie Stroud, Daija Taylor, Devin Toups, Mackenzie Vincent, Tyler Vincent, Shelby Welch, Cheyene Wise, Michael Zschach;

Lena – Bettina Doty, Juan Gonzales, Taylor Nichols, Justin Williams;

Leonville – Lauren Briscoe;

Lettsworth – Landon Benton;

Liberty, Texas – Trevor Powell;

Livingston – Cody CAmbre;

Livonia – Ryann Bizette, Shanyia Haynes;

Lockport – Courtney Cedotal, Malaina Falgout;

Logansport – Susannah Cox, Amanda Hill, Jessica Thompson, Shelby Woods;

Lone Oak, Texas – Kaylee Isenburg;

Longview, Texas – Robdrick Halton, Deja Moore;

Lynwood, Washington – Meghan Castille;

Morgan City – Wykema Morse;

Madisonville – Zoe Almaraz, Jensen Volz;

Magnolia, Texas – Ray Tenninty;

Mandeville – Carrie Maxwell;

Mansfield – Rowdy Burleson, Cheyenne Free, Trevor Garrett, Hannah Hughes, Emily Jilg, DeAsia Maxie, Meliyah Mitchell, Demetric Preston, James Sowell, Devin Vanwinkle, Madison Welborn, Stanley Woodley;

Mansura -- Phillip Augustine, Deaisha Johnson, Jonah Johnson, Katherin Lemoine, Kate Losavio;

Many – Madilyn Armstrong, William Branam, Jocelyn Cannon, Kyle Elliott, Alison Garcia, Savanah Hall, Kelsi Horn, Clayton Kelley, Charles LaFollette, Johnathan Medine, Brianna Miller, Matthew Peace, Tanner Rains;

Marksville – Regan Balius, Madison Bordelon, Andre Boyer, Miracle Fourcha, Kayla Gaspard, Makayla Laborde, Rachelle Lair, Nehemayeaux Smith, Kylie Spivey;

Marrero -- Luis Escobar, Lorena Martin;

Marshall, Texas -- Alexis Balbuena, Khari Jenkins, Sierra Smith, Tristian Zamora;

Maurice – Nicole Levine;

McKinney, Texas – Jasmine Dansby, Jameria Smith, Jocelyn Scott;

Melville – Alexis Barker;

Meridian, Mississippi – Reed Michel;

Mesquite, Texas – Curtis Williams;

Metairie – Trevor Brown, Madysen Norra;

Minden – Shatarrius Batton, Angelina Carlin, Erin Dotson, Layla Easley, Lauren Holland, Jorge Zaldivar;

Monroe – Kennedy Butler, Jansen Chisley, Jaquita Davis, Brianna McKinney, Ashley Murphy, Jameelah Sanaany, Kia Williams;

Montegut – Nicole Cohen;

Montgomery – Miranda Bartlett, Laryn Graves, Raygan Lecroix, Hailee Skains;

Monticello, Arkansas – Kamilah Kelley;

Mooingsport – Jo Anna Fisher;

Moreauville – Reginea Alexander;

Morgan City – Kriystina Pitre;

Morganza – Sydney Beauvais;

Morrow – Kiante Mouton;

Moss Bluff – Bayleigh Smith;

Napa, California – Jordan Greenlee;

Natalbany – Kierra Cooks;

Natchez – Hailey Courville, Madison Holmes, Amberlyn Metoyer, James Rougeou;

Natchitoches – Jeremy Aaron, Alissa Addison, Sharlexus Addison, Adrian Alfaro-Fontalvo, Rayshaughn Armant, Cass Arnold, Kayla Arnold, Jose Arrieta Cuesta, Abbie Atwood, Black Bechtel, Megan Berry, Kacy Bonds, Andrew Boyd, Dania Briceno Vaxquex, Keyana Brown, Dustin Burns, Thomas Celles, Valerie Chadick, Gilda Chan, Kaleb Chesser, William Coffey, Donna Cooper, acob Dahlhoff, Catherine Davis, Cieara Davis, Richard Duncan, Franchesca Forest, Rachel Formeller, Fernando Gonzales, Peyton Graham, Jasmine Hall, Deshon Hayes, Michael Hernandez, Saul Hernandez, Ashlyn Hogan, David Holmes, Jacob Horton, Kanika Irchirl, Rachel Jeane, Holly Jenkins, Brittany Jordan, Deylon Key, Cristofer Larcarte, Robert Lee, Lacy Martin, Lamarr McGaskey, T’Onna Mcfarland, Nestor Mercado-Garcia, Amber Minor, Joshua Minor, Destiny Moody, Donovan Ohnoutka, Eden Parker, Zachary Parker, Meredith Phelps, Rekeithia Pier, Keator Poleman, Darian Raymond, Jeffery Remo, Devin Reyes, Taylor Rutledge, Daniela Sala Ricardo, Dante Samuel, Christopher Sanders, MacKenzie Settle, Trayvon Snow, Blake Teekell, Rebecca Thomissee, Aaon Trichel, Kaleb Usleton, Barbara Vercher-Smith, Deja Vercher, Kayven Victor, Garrett Vienne, Huey Virece, Alex Wade, Naloni Walker, Brianna Watermolan, Anna Waxley, Emma-Leigh Webster, Deondra White, Mary Whitehead, Nicholas Wiggins, Leah Wilkins, Shatney Winslow, Alasia Young, Ashtin Youngblood,

New Iberia – Taylor Freyou, Destinee Leger, Caitlin Melancon, Kira Tobias, Madison Willett;

New Llano – Trey Anderson, Bailey Glaze, Alexis Harbin, Reaz Khan;

New Orleans – Demetrius Boulieu, Rayna Brantley, Marquise Davis, Maya Dolliole, Darlene Fairley, Felicia Franklin, Matthew Gonzales, Jacqueline Gross, Mia Jackson, Karrington Johnson, Raphael Jones, Seven Joseph, Jamilah Pelrean, Phallon Robinson, Julian Shum, JoeNee Smith;

Newellton – Chasity Glasspoole;

Noble – Ethan Morgan, Krista Rivers, Thomas Rivers;

Norwood – Ty’Dashia McElwee;

Oak Grove – Tonya Creech;

Oakdale – JaQuanda Evins, Dylan Hamblin, Ayana Jones, Brooke Viscardis, Sarah Wharton;

Oberlin – Kaitlyn Fontenot, Haily Wade;

Oil City – Maegan Allborty, Chaddrick Thomas;

Opelika, Alabama – Ceaser Stephens;

Opelousas – Keylee Boone, Kescheler Guillory, Juwan Manuel, Lashante Richard;

Otis – Joshua Poston, Sabrina Thiels;

Paris, Texas – Emily Essary, Cody Vorwerk;

Pelican – Tabitha Averitt, Tabetha Caldwell;

Pflugerville, Texas – Kamika Ward;

Pierre Part – Blaise Crochet;

Pineville – Savannah Hope Andries, Emily Bordelon, Tabatha Bowlin, Kurt Burkett, Payten Collins, Brendan Day, Zachary Desselles, Sara Dorsey, Selena Ferguson, Hannah Gaspard, Taylor Holloway, Alissa Joseph, Trey Joseph, Corey King, Matthew Koepke, Santana Mount, Abby Nichols, Kaylie Parsons, Judith Peek, Christina Rachal, Relen Sanders, Elizabeth Shuler, Glynn Sillivan, Chloe Solomon, Peyton Spurgeon, Robert Tabor, Tyler Thompson, Gage Ulrich, David Veal, Emily Wiley, Sarah-Elizabeth Wilkes, Jewel Woods, Madeline Wright;

Pitking – Hannah Johnson, Jessica Jones, Logan McClure, Emily Odom;

Plain Dealing – Dormesha Noble, Ja-Mela Williams, Hunter Horton;

Plaquemine – Ma Kayla Washington;

Plaucheville – Philip Pepiton, Kimberly Poret, Brittany Taylor;

Pleasant Hill – Montana Binning, Mickayla Brown;

Pollock – Krystal Bennett, Alara Faulkner, Allie Frost, Christina Kendrick, Julie McGehee, Mary Robinson, Kari Taffi;

Ponchatoula – Chaule Saing;

Pontotoc, Mississippi – Elizabeth Murrah;

Port Allen – Kaleb Gauthier, Ishmael Lane;

Port Barre – Danielle Schexnayder, Andrew Lalonde;

Prairieville – Haley Beason, Sarah Bishop, Alicia Boudreaux, Samantha Daigle, Whitney Duplantis, Bailey Mohler, Kristen Prettelt, Caleb Ricca, Madeleine Sheets;

Pride – Ashlyn Johnson, Leann Willls;

Princeton – Jacorious Jeter;

Provencal – Taylor Craft;

Raceland – Megan Parks;

Ragley – Katherine Greenmun;

Rayne – Cameron Desselle;

Rayville -- Alana Odom, Frederick Lee;

Reserve – Rianna Russell;

Rhinehart – Bethany Russell;

Richfield, Minnesota – Leah Barnes;

Richmond, British Columbia – Jalen Donaldson;

Richmond, Texas – Sidney Harris;

Ringgold – Alora Bryant, Jered Cook, Martin Gould, Arvionne Reliford;

Robeline – Candice Adcock, Arica Ammons, Keira Huff, Kristal Lachney, Angela Mitchell, Kacy Morace, Laura Olguin, Morgan Rachal, Terra Schulze, Christopher Taylor, Candace Thompson, Seth Woodel;

Round Rock, Texas – Ana Ruiz;

Rowlett, Texas – Daniel Miner;

Roxton, Texas – Aleckse Mikeuchey;

Ruston – Karenthia Crosby Onwudebe, Jalen Garrison, Reagan Lee, Phynecha Richard, Aujani Richburg, Joshua Riggs;

St. Amant – Larson Fontenot, Kayley Naquin;

St. Barthelmey d’Angers, France – Salome Gledel;

St. Francisville – Ellie Wheeler;

St. James – Keionne Octave;

St. Martinville – Malik Anthony, Jacoby Fontenette, Destiny Simon, Maleik White;

St. Rose – Crystal Jones;

Saline – Aaron Savell, Shelby Savell;

San Antonio – Matthew Aguilera, Hilton Brown, Anthony Renteria;

San Pedro Sula, Honduras – Jonathan Andino Madrid, Vilma Castro Lopez, Meredith Corrales;

Scott – Danaysia Senegal, Tayla Soileau;

Scottsboro, Alabama – Jessica Provenza;

Shreveport – Phillip Adams, Kendall Allen, Trayveon Allen, Laurie Basco, Tylar Bedford, Austin Beene, Azhani Bennett, Jordan Bogan, Alyssa Bonacci, Kevin Branch, Leta Broome, Tiffany Brown, Tamika Kate Cang, Kathryn Carroll, Myjoycia Cezar, Christina Clark, Audrey Copeland, Derienne Copeland, Reonia Davis, Hailey Deaton, Takea Dorsey, Melissa Dragon, Hannah Ellis, Candice Faith, Sierra Foster, Meghan Fry, Dejohn Garrison, Jameala Ghazawneh, Cassidy Giddens, Hallie Glick, Ellen Grappe, Brekendria Graves, Andrell Green, Destinee Green, Lashonda Hall, Ricci Haltom, Jesamin Huff, Brittany Jefferson, Matthew Jensen, Deaveon Jones, Nathan Jones, Summer Jones, Tradeya King, Elysia Lanier, Hannah Lee, Tra’Kyrin Lemons, Grandon Lewis-graham, Katherine Lind, Christopher Markham, Katelyn Martin, Samantha Metoyer, Mollie Millen, Destiny Mitchell, Maria Moreno Ponte, Armani Nation, Yasmin Newman, Doine Ngwen, Reondrick Owens, Tara Pair, Cristina Peterson, Elizabeth Peterson, Panasia Peterson, Patrick, Pierce, Sierra Prelow, Falon Prentiss, Caleb Rounsavall, Zachary Sanders, Johnathon Schluter, Tyler Sears, Devonne Seelig; Jackiesha Simmons, Kariah Sisk-Shaheed, John Slocum, Adrianna Smith, Kayla Smith, Kaylin Smith, Asia Stevens, Jamie Stewart, Gabrielle Thomas, Bailey Thompson, Magen Tucker, Terran Turner, Jessica Ursua, Rhiannon Venable, Earnestine Walker, Ilyanna Warlen, Jasmine Washington, Gaylin White, Dillion Wilkerson, Donald Williams, Shamolia Williams, Chad Wilson, Debriar Wilson, Morgan Woodall;

Sicily Island – Shawn Perry;

Sieper – Emily Goerge, Loren Robinson;

Silsbee, Texas – Carson Fuller;

Simmesport – Kimani Batiste, Michael Canal, Lexi Gremillion, Demi Williams;

Simpson – Carleigh Standifer;

Simsboro – Andrea Coon;

Skiatook, Oklahoma – Anna Bonham;

Slidell – Juliana Garcia, Noah Glass, Ashley Henry, Kierston Jackson, Maci Walgamotte;

Spring, Texas – Elyssa Hernandez, Madelyne Mangum;

Springfield – Kattie Bankston;

Sterlington – Catherine Trichell;

Stonewall – Alana Bankson, Alexa Barron, Hailey Compton, Dawson Cranford, Madison Parker, Kirsten Sanders, Heather Schiller, Chase Slater, Christy Washington;

Sugartown – Madison Budnik;

Sulphur – Darisu Ardoin, Bralyn James;

Sunset – Zachary Linville, Charlie Milton;

Tallahassee, Florida – Edward Clarke;

Tallulah – Anna Boney;

Teneha, Texas – TaKameria Barnes;

Terrytown – Roshane Brown;

Texarkana – Daphne Hammett, Emily Landers;

Thibodaux – Terrance Johnson, Tierra Johnson, Landon Olivier;

Tickfaw – Brittany Culotta;

Tomball, Texas – Nicole Henry;

Toms River, New Jersey – Jacqueline Manza;

Trout – Hayley Lisenby, Jacie Paul;

Tullos – Kendall Normand;

Van Alstyne, Texas – Kevin Hendricks;

Vidalia – Evandria King, Kaitlyn Randall, Shanerria Squalls;

Ville Platte – Christopher Casey, Hannah Gallow, Andrea Bradley;

Vinton – Toby Stanley,

Violet – Julia Verdon;

Vivian – Kaylee Scott;

Washington – Catherine Stevens;

Waskom, Texas – Jonas Richardson;

Welch – Macala Broussard, Misty Compton;

West Monroe – Michael Dailey, Austin Dodson, Jasmyn Johnson, Eva Sanford;

Westlake – Baleigh Derouen;

Whitewright, Texas – Jearld Battles;

Wilmington, North Carolina – Noelle Cox;

Winnfield – Harli Austin, Landon Creel, Trenton Dill, Kerry Fitzgerald, Dezani Fountain, Kara Grantadams, Trinity Homan, Madisyn Hubbard, Saquan Jenkins, Jacob Jones, Michaela Maloy, Trakita Rainwater, Fatima Rodriguez, Katreiona Starks;

Wisner – Jordan Price;

Woodworth – Taylor Henry, Linzay Hunnell, Brandon Michot, Lexus Weston, Derek Wilson;

Youngsville – Shaneda Armstrong, Randall Blair, Devin Forestier, Lorin Prejean, Devyn Shores;

Zachary – Laney Davis, Neil Ahldwin Garcia, Caitlyn Thibodaux, Alaijha Trim, KeAra Thie;

Zwolle – Kamryn Bedsole, Kirstyn Meshell, Samantha Rivers, Chyna Sepulvado, Rylea Sepulvado, Autumn Wyatt;

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Missy Peregrym Biography, age, weight, height, husband, net worth, movies, scandal, body measurement

Missy Peregrym Biography, age, weight, height, husband, net worth, movies, scandal, body measurement. Missy Peregrym is a Canadian actress and former fashion model.

She was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on June 16, 1982. She is known for her role as as Officer Andy McNally on the ABC and Global Television Network series Rookie Blue (2010–2015).

Missy Peregrym Biography, age, weight, height, husband, net worth, movies, scandal, body measurement

Birthday: June 16, 1982 Nationality: Canadian Famous: Models Actresses Also Known As: Melissa Peregrym Sun Sign: Gemini Age: 36 Years Born In: Montreal, Canada Famous As: Actress, Model Height: 1.66 M Spouse/Ex-: Zachary Levi (M. 2014–2015) Father: Rev. Darrell Peregrym Mother: Vanessa Peregrym

Missy Peregrym Net Worth

Net Worth: $3 Million As Of Jan 2017

Missy Peregrym Body Measurement

Body shape: Banana (explanation) Dress size: 8 Breasts-Waist-Hips: 35-25-35 inches (89-64-89 cm) Shoe/Feet: 7.5 Bra size: 32C Cup size: C Height: 5’6″ (166 cm) Weight: 132 lbs (60 kg)

Missy Peregrym Movies

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COSTA BLANCA STH BOWLS ROUNDUP 19 JUNE 17 has been published at http://www.theleader.info/2017/06/17/costa-blanca-sth-bowls-roundup-19-june-17/

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COSTA BLANCA STH BOWLS ROUNDUP 19 JUNE 17

El Rancho Bowls Club.

Our Wednesday VCL match was at Quesada, against the Tigers and all in all it was a close match, with both teams taking 3 rinks and the Tigers taking the overall shots by a small margin. A good away result for El Rancho. Ladies singles: Carolyn Harris 21-9. Gents singles: David Whitworth 6-21. Pairs: Jane Hamill and Stew Hamill 21-16. Triples: June Whitworth, John Skipper and Jim Gracie 21-9. Rinks: Pam Harris, Barry Bright, Brian Taylor and Shirley Edwards 12-16. Rinks: Bob Easthope, Brian Harris, Jan Bright and Richard Lee 8-23.

Friday found the Buckskins playing host to Horadada Hawks, yet another close match, both teams taking 3 rinks and the Hawks taking the overall shots by another small margin, a good effort though. Pam Harris, Malc Elmore and Brian Harris 16-10. Jan Bright, Brian Yates and Shirley Edwards 13-16. Barry Bright, Diane Yates and Richard Lee 23-11. Dave Haynes, Bob Easthope and Jim Gracie 18-14. Marion Haynes, Jane Hamill and Stew Hamill 12-29. Graham Day, Rob Clark and John Skipper 10-20. For membership details contact Brian Taylor on 965077093 or at [email protected] or Carolyn Harris on 966774316 or at [email protected]

Emerald Isle Bowls Club

The Earls played at home on Wed against Country Bowls Herons and got beaten 10-4 aggregate of 106 -78. Winners were M Foulds G Inwood G Dyer B Foulds 23-13, J Jarvis E Morris B Eldred L Fisher 19-10

Friday saw the Victors play San Miguel Moors at home and they won 9-5, Aggregate of 107-88 the winners were B Kavanagh A Burns C Lindgren 24-5 M Whitelock K Jolliffe M Stacey 24-9, C Thomas C Highland D Birkett 19-11,and a drawn trip of S Johnson M Veale M Odell 19-19

The Vulcans visited Quesada Lancasters and lost 10-4 aggregate 111-95 with the winners D Martin B Smith P Creswell 18-12, J Redfern G Inwood B Allen 18-13

ELWYN MORRIS

Greenlands Bowls Club

Result of the games played in the Men’s 4 x wood pairs on Monday 12th June. Greenlands versus San Miguel, Home – shots for – 23 against 11. Away shots for – 12. Against – 18. Points for – 3 against – 2.

In The VCL match played away at Monte mar the weather proved to be a big a challenge as the games but after a very friendly game Greenlands came away with a very respectable score winning on three rinks and drawing on one. Final score was – 9 points to 5. In the Hurricane Division the Gladiators were away to La Marina Pilots. Final score was – Total shots for – 97. Against – 111. Points for – 4. Points against – 10. There were two drawn rinks and one winning rink won by Jean Thompson, Jean Giddings and skip Dave Webb. 20 shots to 15.

Greenlands Bowls Club are looking to add to their current membership and would welcome new members and ensure they would have regular games in all leagues. We pride ourselves on having one of the friendliest and sociable clubs on the Costa, so why not find out for yourselves and give Haley a ring on 966844399.

La Siesta Bowls Report By Rod Edgerton

Last Saturday Jack and Barbara Cooper invited other La Siesta Members to join them in a Fun Competition to celebrate their Golden Wedding. A Large turnout in glorious weather saw all rinks being used whilst others turned up just to join in the celebrations. The competition consisted of three separate 6 end disciplines consisting of normal ends, fixed jack full length and fixed jack minimum length.

The winners Norman Adcroft, Irene Laverick and Dennis Andrew received their prizes from Jack and Barbara. Lollipops were handed out for every member that a bowl touching the jack. Needless to say the 50 lollipops on offer did not last long. On behalf of the club members our President Jean Cooper presented Jack and Barbara with cut glasses and a bottle of Bubbly.

In the VCL league La Siesta visited San Miguel Deputies and gained 6 points to their opponents 8. The overall shots going to San Miguel by 103 to 94.Winners for La Siesta were the Pair of Dawn Taylor and Mike Edwards by 18 shots to 16.Whilst the Rinks teams of Joy Gardiner, Pat Moore, Brian Gardiner and Jean Cooper won 18-12 and the rink of Tanya Oliver, Tony Campbell, Bill Jordan and John Ball won 20-13.

In the Spitfire Division the Wasps entertained Quesada and managed to win on 2 rinks picking up 4 points with Ramsey Sinclair, Pat Moore and John Ball winning by 22-20 whilst Dave Davies, George Richardson and Mike Edwards who were one shot behind after 16 ends managing to pick up 6 shots without reply on the final 2 ends to win 20-15.The overall match shots were 116 to 91 in favour of Quesada.

In the Harrier Division the Hornets got back to winning ways with a 8-6 victory away at San Luis Hercules. The overall match shots going to the Hornets by 113 to 103.

The winning rinks for the Hornets came from Hilary Clarke, Trish Reilly and Vic Mahomet by 27-13,Tanya Oliver, Tony Campbell and Pat Reilly by 22-11 and Ron Sheldon, Sue Mahomet and Rab Logan 20-14.

Monte Mar Bowls and Social Club

Sponsored by The Belfry, The Pub, Bowling Abroad and Avalon

VCL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY JUNE 14TH . MONTE MAR LORDS V GREENLANDS

Another hard fought match against Greenlands, winning on two rinks and drawing on one. Well done to Alan Ashberry (singles) Wendy Sheridan, June Young, Joe Ridley and skip Dianne Ridley and the drawing rink Ronnie Cairns, Mike Farrelly and skip Dave Melville.

Shots Monte Mar 96 – 110 Greenlands. Points Monte Mar 5 – 9 Greenlands.

MONTE MAR TORROS V VISTABELLA GREENERS

FRIDAY JUNE 16th – A remarkable result as we were winning on four rinks with three ends to go. At the end of the match the one winning rink was Denise Ashberry, June Young and skip Alan Ashberry well done. Shots Monte Mar 107 – 111 Vistabella. Points Monte Mar 2 – 12 Vistabella.

For further information about Monte Mar Bowls and Social Club check out our website www.montemarbowls.com or email us at [email protected]. We are also on Facebook.

SAN LUIS BOWLS CLUB REPORT 16.06.17.

Wednesday 14th June VCLeague Falcons were home v VB Saxons; taking some useful points 8-6, shots 104-93. Winners: pairs; June & Keith Jones 19-10, triples; Margaret Morrison, Sabrina & Russell Marks 27-14, rinks; Bill Webb, Barry Edwards, Suzi Cooper, Roy Cordell 14-9.

Friday 16th June, Spitfire Division: SL Wellingtons were away v SM Christians, and had a good result: shots 122-100, points 9-5. Winners: Margaret & Neil Morrison, Derrick Cooper 25-12, Bob White, Vic Slater, Keith Lowry 21-13, Colin Jackson, Bill Webb, Mal Hughes 32-12, Ann Holland, Pam Lockett, Roy Cordell 17-17.

Friday 16th Harrier Division: SL Hercules home v La Siesta Hornets, had a tough game for 6 points – 8, shots 103-113. Winners: Tom Fromson, Ian Ross, Robin Harker 36-11, Helen Hammond, Chris

Brooks, Scott Malden 18-14, Mary Fromson, Harry Epsom, Sue Ross 21-19.

As there has been so much speculation and discussion about SAN LUIS BOWLS GREEN hopefully this will explain the current situation:

“When Vic announced that we were to have the base done, a new underlay and a new carpet, as discussed and quoted for by the Greengauge representative, we all had high expectations of a great playing surface to be the “flagship” for them, of what they could provide.

Unfortunately, this has not been the case as the base has shown to be “not suitable for purpose”. The Company, commissioned by the Greengauge representative, after much discussion via Julian Pering agreed to try and rectify the matter f.o.c.

In order to do so the carpet and underlay had to be unstitched and lifted and then when the base was done relaid, and restitched – AT A COST – through no fault of Vic’s. Greengauge were not prepared to give in anyway at all saying the base was not within their remit, although their representative had been involved with “providing” the company.

Vic has decided NOT to have any more work done on the green FOR THE TIME BEING. We have a good carpet and underlay but unfortunately the expectations of a great playing surface has not been met. BUT it is still perfectly playable and no worse than certain rinks at other clubs.

So, let’s just get on with bowling and enjoying our matches and each other’s company and show what a great club we are.”

For more information: www.sanluisbowls.byethost7.com or contact June Jones, Club Captain: 691903773.

Sheila Cammack

San Miguel Bowls Club

San Miguel Deputies played La Siesta in the VCL winning 8 points to 6. Ladies singles, Anita Brown won 21-11; Mens singles, Carl Eagle won 21-15; Pairs, Pat McEwan, Gary Raby lost 16-18; Trips, Bob Nesbitt, Dave Champion, Dave McEwan won 20-12; Rinks, Sue Milner, Paul Hayward, Ann Eagle, John Raby lost 12-18; Rinks, Ken Hope, Stan North, Eddie Cowan, Alan Campbell lost 13-20. Shots for 103 – against 94.

In the Spitfire league, San Miguel Moors were away to Emerald Isle Victors, coming away with 5 points to 9. Winning teams were Bob Hanton, Sheila

Booth, Bob Donnelly 19-18; Stan North, Barbara Scotthern, Eddie Cowan, 25-3; David Champion, Frank Scotthern, Jack Jackson drew 19 across. Total shots were 88 for San Miguel and 107 to Emerald Isle.

No other results received

Club mornings are still on, though numbers are dwindling due to the heat, 0945 for 1015. The WASPS will carry on, Wednesday afternoons, 1.30pm until 12th July, and will resume on 13th September.

For further information on San Miguel Bowls Club, please contact the President, Rosamond Stockell, telephone 965329778 or Secretary, Pat McEwan, telephone 966714257.

La Marina Report by Barry Latham

Last week we beat the VCL League Leaders and this week we upset the number two by beating San Miguel at our place 10-4. The togetherness continued for the Parsons, both Janet and Peter played the Singles and won 21-17 each. Isn’t it lovely? Captain Colin Armitage, Martin Butler and Lynne Armitage had a tight game but came out the winners 14-12. Last (Well, off the green.) but not least the rink of Barry Latham, Wendy Latham, Mike Smith and Barbara Forshaw had a good win by 18 to 13. The overall shot difference was very close, we got it by one. We might still be last in the league but we are at the moment upsetting the leaders. May it continue!!!! When I arrived to watch the Pilots I was told as we walked to the ground we were down on very rink bar one. Obviously it must have been our cheering and ribald comments that spurred the Pilots to eventually chop down the Greenland Gladiators. Good to see a lot of our friends from our old club but even better to beat them 10-4. Close all the way though but gradually La Marina took over. Mike Smith, Peter Bailey and Jean Tregoing plus Terry and Jean Perchard and Reg Jackson both pulled off creditable draws. Dave Taylor, Tom Spencer and Mo Taylor had a good win by four shots. And the Hadaways are back ……. to form both winning. Dave, Arthur Cronk and Dave O’Sullivan won 20-15 and Shirley, Steve Hindle and Carol Smith won 25-15. Two cracking results this week so well done Captains and Selectors who get a lot of stick at times.

Don’t forget if you want to join our happy little Club you can phone our Captain Steve Hindle on 966184360. Don’t worry if you have never played before we can lend you all the kit you need plus some coaching.

Vistabella Bowls Report With Lynne Bishop

Not only is it very warm on the green but the competition is hotting up as we go into the final few games of the summer season.

This week the VCL Vikings were at home playing top of the league Quesada Lions, our away leg resulted in a 6-8 win for the Lions but despite a somewhat depleted team we managed to square things up which leaves us just one shot behind them on the league table. Men’s Singles Martin Foulcer won 21-16. Ladies Singles Lynne Bishop won 21-19 and the Triples team of Jenny Chaplin, Bert Ewart & Dave Chaplin won 22-14. The shots couldn’t have been any closer VB 104 (8)- 103(6) Q.

The Saxons were away to the San Luis Falcons, another hard game but well done to Ian Kenyon for yet another great win of 21-14 in the Men’s Singles and also to Lin Watkins winning 21-16 in the Ladies Singles. The Rinks team of Mike Irwin, Tony French, Geoff Paylor & Dave Jenkins won 18-4 you guys are brilliant! Shots, VB 93 (6) – 104 (8) SL.

SAL League. The Spitfire league Fairways had a bye.

The Hurricane league Greeners travelled to Monte Mar to play the Torro’s picking up an impressive twelve points. Winning teams were Jenny Chaplin, Ken Savage & Peter Whitehall 21-7. Frank Barclay, Peter Cadwell & Barry Norris 23-15. Mike Irwin, Sue Norris & Pat Rafferty 15-10. Del Gunning, Dave Chaplin & Dave Jenkins 23-20. Rosemarie Savage, Brian Pointon, Bill Corbishly 22-21. Shots VB 111 (12) – 107 (2) MM. We have our sights set on promotion…good luck in your last game next week.

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Top 10 FCS Quarterbacks to Watch in 2017

The 2017 college football season could feature one of the deeper crops of quarterbacks in FCS history.

Record-setting Sam Houston State senior Jeremiah Briscoe is the reigning Walter Payton Award winner yet he will face heavy competition to remain on top.

The quarterback talent is so strong that a top 10 list leaves a second group of quality, decorated signal-callers on the outside looking in. Besides the following 10, the 2017 quarterback class in the FCS goes deep with Western Carolina’s Tyrie Adams, Fordham’s Kevin Anderson, Chattanooga’s Alejandro Bennifield, Villanova’s Zach Bednarczyk, Indiana State’s Isaac Harker, Central Arkansas’ Hayden Hildebrand, San Diego’s Anthony Lawrence, Gardner-Webb’s Tyrell Maxwell, South Dakota’s Chris Streveler and McNeese’ James Tabary. And then Princeton’s Chad Kanoff would start the next 10... you get the idea.

Here is the best of the best at QB in the FCS.

— Written by Craig Haley, who is part of the Athlon Contributor Network. Haley has covered the FCS level since 1999 and is the national writer for www.fcs.football. He appears frequently on radio shows and podcasts to discuss everything FCS. Follow him on Twitter @CraigHaley.

10. Peter Pujals, Holy Cross

Height: 6-2 Weight: 213 Year: Senior 2016 Statistics: 111-for-175 (63.4 percent), 1,110 yards, 10 TDs, 5 INTs

Pujals returns for a fifth season because his 2016 campaign was cut short after four games due to a left ankle injury. Excellent at placing the ball in catchable spots, he ranks second all-time at Holy Cross in career completions (833), pass attempts (1,366) and total offense (10,524); third in passing yards (8,919), completion percentage (61 percent) and touchdowns responsible for (84); and fourth in TD passes (67). He was the Patriot League’s rookie of the year in 2013, the second-team all-league quarterback in ‘14 and the first-team choice in ‘15.

(Photo courtesy of Holy Cross Athletics)

9. DeVante Kincade, Grambling State

Height: 6-1 Weight: 184 Year: Senior 2016 Statistics: 219-for-342 (64 percent), 2,999 yards, 31 TDs, 4 INTs; 264 rushing yards, 4 TDs

Kincade took the Southwestern Athletic Conference by storm last year, winning its offensive player of the year award in his first season after transferring from Ole Miss. He protected the ball well, leading the conference in passing efficiency (166.0) while also guiding Grambling to its first SWAC championship since 2011 and then to a victory in the Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl. The gritty leader stays in the pocket to find his receivers, but he’s effective on scrambles as well.

(Photo courtesy of Grambling State Athletics)

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Tuesday, February 21st, 2017

International News:

--- "Malaysian authorities said on Tuesday they had still to establish what was used to kill the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and the body had not been formally identified as no next of kin have come forward. Kim Jong Nam was killed at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Feb. 13 with what police believe was a fast-acting poison. Malaysia's deputy prime minister has previously named the victim as Kim Jong Nam, though authorities have been unable to conduct DNA tests. "The cause of death and identity are still pending," Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah, director general of health at Malaysia's health ministry, told reporters. The health ministry official said no DNA samples had been received from the next of kin. South Korean and U.S. officials have said they believe North Korean agents assassinated Kim Jong Nam, who had been living in the Chinese territory of Macau under Beijing's protection."

Source: http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-northkorea-malaysia-kim-autopsy-idUKKBN1600N8?il=0

Additional source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/north-korean-leaders-slain-half-brother-of-showed-no-sign-of-puncture-wounds-heart-attack/2017/02/21/6823c464-4d1c-4381-ad2f-ab198cb3b221_story.html?utm_term=.9e91b84cca2c

--- "Pope Francis called on Tuesday for a radical change of attitude towards immigrants, saying they should be welcomed with dignity and denouncing the "populist rhetoric" he said was fuelling fear and selfishness in rich countries. The pope, who has championed the cause of migrants since taking office in 2013, did not single out any country for criticism. But his words may resonate in the United States, where courts have blocked an executive order by President Donald Trump to suspend arrivals from seven mainly Muslim countries, and in a Europe still struggling with a mass influx of more than 1.3 million migrants and refugees since the start of 2015. Immigrants should not be rejected out of hand as unworthy rivals but given a "responsible and dignified welcome," particularly those fleeing war, the pontiff said in a lengthy address to participants of a conference on migration in Rome."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/pope-migrants-idUSKBN16022C

--- "The U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) alliance has crossed into Deir al-Zor province for the first time as part of an offensive against Islamic State, a Kurdish military source said on Tuesday. The advance into the province, most of which is under the control of the ultra-hardline group, is part of an operation to encircle and ultimately capture its de facto Syrian capital of Raqqa in the north of the country. One aim of the campaign is to cut IS's supply lines from Raqqa to Deir al-Zor province.The move also expands the SDF's area of operations against Islamic State, which is being fought by all sides in the complex Syria conflict. Later on Tuesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group reported that at least 11 people were killed and more than 35 wounded in air strikes in a town in northern Deir al-Zor province, in an area where U.S.-led coalition warplanes have operated. It was not clear whose air force had carried them out, or if the incident was linked to the SDF advance, the Observatory said."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-syria-deir-al-zor-idUSKBN16029P?il=0

--- "Canada will continue to accept asylum seekers crossing illegally from the United States but will ensure security measures are taken to keep Canadians safe, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-immgration-canada-border-idUSKBN1602NG?il=0

--- "Amnesty International said on Wednesday U.S. President Donald Trump's "poisonous" rhetoric on his way to winning the White House led a global trend towards increasingly divisive politics in 2016 that had made the world a "darker" place. In its annual report covering 159 countries, the human rights group said principles of human dignity and equality had come under assault from politicians seeking election and it zeroed in on Trump, who took office on Jan. 20."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-amnesty-idUSKBN161004?il=0

Domestic & International News:

--- "NATO is the "strongest alliance in history" and the United States is committed to its alliances in Europe, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Tuesday. The U.S. is working to make the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) "even more effective," Haley said, and policy differences with European allies should not be seen as anything less than "total commitment to (U.S.) alliances in Europe. Haley spoke to the U.N. Security Council as it met to discuss conflicts in Europe."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-un-nato-usa-idUSKBN16024A?il=0

--- "Mexico's incoming ambassador to the United States on Tuesday slammed U.S. President Donald Trump's treatment of its southern neighbor as "unacceptable" and called for a migration mechanism to avoid illegal crossings by Mexicans to the United States. Geronimo Gutierrez, who will be Mexico's third ambassador to the United States in less than a year, was speaking at a hearing in Mexico's Senate. "The treatment received by our country is unacceptable and clearly not favorable," he said. "Trump and his government deserve respect and they will get it in so far as its reciprocal.""

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-mexico-diplomacy-idUSKBN1602NW?il=0

--- "U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Tuesday that he expects the IMF to provide "frank and candid" analysis of exchange rate policies, a Treasury spokesperson said. In a phone call with Lagarde, the spokesperson said, Mnuchin also "noted the importance that the administration places on boosting economic growth and jobs in the United States, and looked forward to robust IMF economic policy advice on its member countries and tackling global imbalances."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-treasury-imf-idUSKBN1602GC?il=0

--- "NEW YORK A U.S. judge on Tuesday dismissed most of an investor lawsuit accusing several major banks of conspiring to manipulate the benchmark European Interbank Offered Rate, or Euribor, and related derivatives. In a 100-page decision, U.S. District Judge Kevin Castel in Manhattan said several claims in the proposed class action must fail because of a lack of evidence that the defendants conspired to restrain trade or because they involved foreign conduct."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/uk-euribor-lawsuit-idUSKBN1602QB?il=0

Domestic News:

--- "Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari on Tuesday said the U.S. labor market has "more room to run," suggesting he does not believe the central bank should raise rates quickly to head off inflation. Kashkari said in an appearance broadcast on the bank's website that it has been a "big surprise" that so many workers have returned to the workforce over the past year and a half, and he is "cautiously optimistic" that the pattern will continue. "I think that process has more room to run," he said. The Fed has raised its short-term interest-rate target only twice since the Great Recession, and last month decided to keep rates unchanged so as to allow the labor market to strengthen further."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-kashkari-idUSKBN1601ON?il=0

--- "The U.S. economy is back to normal, the labor market is healthy again and inflation is headed higher, a hawkish Federal Reserve official said on Tuesday in repeating that he expects the Fed to raise interest rates three times this year." Given the state of the economy, more or less back to normal, I continue to see three modest rate hikes of 25 basis points each as appropriate for 2017, assuming things stay on track," Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said in a speech that largely repeated recent comments on the economy and policy."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-harker-idUSKBN160244?il=0

--- "Proposed congressional bills that would limit the Federal Reserve's ability to independently decide policy are deeply concerning though the Fed, in order to be more transparent, can "communicate better" what motivates such decisions, a Fed official said on Tuesday."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-harker-politics-idUSKBN1602AP?il=0

--- "Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe on Tuesday vetoed a bill that would have blocked funding for Planned Parenthood, which provides abortions and other health services. The bill passed by the Republican-controlled legislature would have barred the state from providing funds to clinics that perform abortions not covered by Medicaid, the federal healthcare program for the poor. McAuliffe, a Democrat, said the measure would harm thousands of Virginians who relied on Planned Parenthood healthcare services and programs. He vetoed a similar measure last year."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-virginia-plannedparenthood-idUSKBN1602L2?il=0

--- "U.S. President Donald Trump delivered his first public condemnation of anti-Semitic incidents in the United States on Tuesday after a new spate of bomb threats to Jewish community centers around the country and vandalism in a Jewish cemetery. Several of the centers were evacuated for a time on Monday after receiving the threats, the JCC Association of North America said, and another center was evacuated on Tuesday morning in San Diego, California, according to police. Also, vandals toppled about 170 headstones at the Chesed Shel Emeth Society cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, over the weekend. "The anti-Semitic threats targeting our Jewish community and community centers are horrible and are painful and a very sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil," Trump told reporters."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-antisemitism-idUSKBN1601QY?il=0

Additional source: http://www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-anti-semitism-jewish-community-centers-235222

--- "Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday expressed skepticism about reviving a lawsuit filed by the family of a Mexican teenager against a U.S. Border Patrol agent who fatally shot the 15-year-old from across the border in Texas in 2010. Among the concerns raised by justices was whether non-U.S. citizens injured by drone attacks overseas that are directed from the United States could file similar claims if the lawsuit was allowed to move forward."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-border-idUSKBN16021V?il=0

"Provocative far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos resigned on Tuesday as a senior editor of the Breitbart News website after he was vilified and lost a book deal over comments that condoned certain intimate relations between men and young teenage boys."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-conservatives-yiannopoulos-idUSKBN1602LV?il=0

--- "The new head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday that America need not choose between jobs and the environment, in a nod to the energy industry, as the White House prepares executive orders that could come as soon as this week to roll back Obama-era regulation. "I believe that we as an agency, and we as a nation, can be both pro-energy and jobs, and pro-environment," Scott Pruitt said in his first address to staff. "We don't have to choose between the two." Critics of the agency have complained that regulations ushered in by former Democratic President Barack Obama have killed thousands of energy jobs by restricting carbon emissions and limiting areas open to coal mining and oil drilling. Democrats, environmental advocates and many of the EPA's current and former staff worry President Donald Trump's appointment of Pruitt signals a reversal in America's progress toward cleaner air and water and fighting global climate change."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-epa-idUSKBN1601Q3?il=0

--- "President Donald Trump's administration plans to consider almost all illegal immigrants subject to deportation, but will leave protections in place for immigrants known as "dreamers" who entered the United States illegally as children, according to official guidelines released on Tuesday. The Department of Homeland Security guidance to immigration agents is part of a broader border security and immigration enforcement plan in executive orders that Republican Trump signed on Jan. 25."

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-immigration-border-idUSKBN1601XE?il=0

--- "A trade association representing General Motors Co (GM.N), Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T), Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) and nine other automakers on Tuesday asked new Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt to withdraw an Obama administration decision to lock in vehicle emission rules through 2025. On Jan. 13, then-EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy finalized a determination that landmark fuel efficiency rules instituted by President Barack Obama should be finalized through 2025, a bid to maintain a key part of his administration's climate legacy.Mitch Bainwol, president and chief executive of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, said in a letter to Pruitt the decision was "the product of egregious procedural and substantive defects" and is "riddled with indefensible assumptions, inadequate analysis and a failure to engage with contrary evidence.""

Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-automakers-emissions-idUSKBN16102J?il=0

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