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1. OAS :: Member State :: Saint Kitts and Nevis http://www.oas.org/en/member_states/member_stat... :: Member State :: Saint Kitts and Nevis English Español Português Français About the OAS Who We Are What We Do Our Structure Our Locations Contact Us Acce... 661802) 686-5740 | (571) 384-7929E-mail: stkitts&nevis@oas.orgWebsite: http://www.embassy.gov.knOffice Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. / Closed: Saturday Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Sustainable Development, National Security, People Empowerment and Constituency Empowerment : The Honourable Timothy Sylvester HARRIS Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth, Sports, and Culture: The Honourable Shawn Kenneth RICHARDS Minister of Foreign Affairs and Aviation : The Honourable Mark Anthony BRANTLEY Minister of Public Infrastructure, Posts, Urban Development, and Transport: The Honourable Ian Patches LIBURD Senior Minister and Minister of Nevis Affairs, Labour, Social Security, and Ecclesiastical Affairs: The Honourable Vance Winkworth AMORY Minister of Tourism, International Trade, Industry, and Commerce: The Honourable Lindsay Fitzpatrick GRANT Minister of Agriculture, Health, National Health Insurance, Human Settlements, Community Development, Gender Affairs, SocialMark6118Mark Everson5728 JavaScript pour visualiser ce site. Promoting Democracy Defending Human Rights Ensuring a Multidimensional Approach to Security Fostering Integral Development and Prosperity Supporting Inter-American Legal Cooperation Home » Member States » Saint Kitts and Nevis Member State: Saint Kitts and Nevis Permanent Mission Government Officials Office in the Member State Other Representative Date of Appointment Alternate(s) Date of Appointment Attaché H.E. Dr. Everson HULL Ambassador, Permanent Representative August 13, 2015 Mr. Justin Kareem HAWLEY Alternate Representative May 9, 2014 Ms. Kemoy LIBURD CHOW Alternate Representative October 19, 2010 Mr. Bjorn Arsenio Calvert HAZEL First Secretary, Alternate Representative Address: 1001 N. 19th St., Suite 1260, Arlington, VA 22209 Phone: (202) 686-2636 | (571) 527-1360Fax: (202) 686-5740 | (571) 384-7929E-mail: stkitts&nevis@oas.orgWebsite: http://www.embassy.gov.knOffice Hours: 9:00Everson5228Mark Everson

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2. Minnesota Vikings: Chad Greenway Has Been Bad F... http://vikingsterritory.com/2014/analysis/minne... Vikings: Chad Greenway Has Been Bad For Three Years CLOSE Home Menu About Vikings Territory Our Team Terms of Use Privacy Policy Contact Free A... 1698atures Vikings Draft History Podcasts VT Shirts Minnesota Vikings: Chad Greenway Has Been Bad1_b@b_1Football For Three Years Analysis by Arif Hasan - May 16, 2014 76 Over the past few days, I’ve come under a bit of heat for suggesting that Chad Greenway has been a liability for the Vikings more than he has an asset, and more heat for suggesting it’s been a truth for the past several years instead of one down year beset by injury. You'll note that I marked him as bad, not questionable, in my color-coded depth chart, and I've been a little too insistent1_b@b_1making my point, if you follow me on twitter. But I've constantly been asked to flesh out my opinion on this matter, so I have. There are a lot of reasons on film and statistically that Chad Greenway has been a bad linebacker for three years, but first I want to get a misconception out of the way, because it concerns 90% of the argument that I've heard in defense of Greenway—who has playedMark1198Mark Everson30491 strong defenses despite being in the bottom three in average snap-weighted age for three consecutive years. You can put General Patton on the field, but if he can’t stop Martellus Bennett up the seam, I don’t really care about his leadership. It’s more replaceable than you think, and you don’t get a pass for being a bad player because of it. The priority is clear: quality play, then quality leadership. There are a number of quality players on the team that can be field generals: Brian Robison, Everson Griffen and Harrison Smith come to mind, and Michael Mauti has shown incredible leadership during his time1_b@b_1Penn State—he was confident last year, too. Don’t get me wrong, Chad Greenway played most of his career as an underrated linebacker who deserved far more than he got. He should have gone to four Pro Bowls and make several All-Pro teams, and the snubbing of Chad Greenway drives a lot of our defensiveness of him. He isn’t just a locker room leader, either. He’s an extraordinary guyEverson29991Mark Everson