K38 Water Safety: Personal Watercraft training and education for personal watercraft (PWC) or for occupational use with Rescue Water Craft (RWC). K38 is a global association of water rescue professionals in 10 International countries...
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K38 Water Safety: Personal Watercraft training and education for personal watercraft (PWC) or for occupational use with Rescue Water Craft (RWC). K38 is a global association of water rescue professionals in 10 International countries educating, consulting and working water special events providing water safety and security.
David Wong came to Las Vegas to try to save it from an alien invasion. The native of China has been working as a researcher at UNLVs School of Community Health Sciences since July 2008 for one reason because Southern Nevada is where the war to end all wars must be waged against quagga mussels, the little freshwater mollusks that threaten to clog and poison the regions water systems. Wong has for 15 years studied the effects of invasive mussel species in the United States. During the eight... Read Full Story
Greenwire : Experts warn that if not stopped, quagga mussels could poison Lake Mead near Las Vegas. “We want to watch these levels in fish and birds to see how things change,” said Shawn Gerstenberger, executive associate dean at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. “What we’ve seen in the Great Lakes shows the contaminants (levels) here will likely go up.” UNLV researchers are testing different kinds of fish in the lake for various toxins in an attempt to determine the extent of the... Read Full Story
Why are U.S. Marines considered the world's premier warriors? Why? What puts the Marine Corps above the rest? Other military services have rigorous training and weapons of equal or greater lethality. So, why do U.S. Marines stand head and shoulders above the crowd? The truth lies in the individual Marine. He (or she) did not join the Marines. Roughly 40,000 try each year. Those who survive the crucible of Marine basic training have been sculpted in mind and body. They have become Marines... Read Full Story
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Charles of Italy Beauty College
1987 McCulloch Boulevard North Suite 205
Lake Havasu City AZ 86403
(928)453-6666
(928)505-2544
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Modern Techniques Beauty School
2060 Acoma Boulevard West Suite 101
Lake Havasu City AZ 86403
(928)854-2657
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MEDIA CONTACT: Dominic Clark 702.735.7123 September 28, 2009 Next month on Lake Havasu Entries continue to climb, Performance Alley packed, Syndication Television broadcasts for 28th quakysense IJSBA World Finals Presented by Monster Energy, racers from over 30 nations, 40 States Expected at Crazy Horse RV Resort & Campground LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz.— As entries from around the world continue to climb, Performance Alley... Read Full Story
K38 Rescue team developing memorial for late racer By DAVID BELL Today’s News-Herald Thursday, October 29, 2009 10:52 PM MST The team that rescued Italian racer Cesare Vismara from a racing crash and attempted life saving actions before Vismara succumbed to his injuries is looking to develop a permanent memorial to the fallen world champion. Vismara was killed Oct. 16 in a three-vessel crash during racing at the International Jet Sports Boating Association Personal Watercraft World Finals at... Read Full Story
MEDIA CONTACT: Dominic Clark 702.735.7123 September 10, 2009 Oct. 10-18 on Lake Havasu Paddleboard, 928 Minis Pit Bike races, world’s best PWC racers, Free admission all part of 28th quakysense IJSBA World Finals Personal Watercraft racers from around the world returning to Crazy Horse RV Resort & Campground LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz.— With the event clock countdown at 30 days and ticking, entries continue to climb, vendors... Read Full Story
PAGE, Ariz. — A Nevada man is the first person found guilty of violating regulations adopted to prevent the spread of invasive mussels at Lake Powell.
Jonny Ward has been ordered by a federal magistrate to pay a $2,500 fine for failing to have his boat inspected for quagga mussels before launching it on the lake.
Officials at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area have implemented regulations mandating inspections for “at-risk” boats entering Lake Powell. Ward visited Glen Canyon on... Read Full Story
