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History is rich and deep at Brandon, which sports a wrestling team that held what is considered a world-record streak; the team on January 25, 2007 snapped that streak with its first loss in 34 years. Russ Cozart's team, however, still holds the record for consecutive state championships. The 2010-11 team is competing for the school's eleventh straight state championship title.
Despite its age, Brandon High has had a relatively small number of principals. Serving in that position, from the early days on the McLane campus, were E.F. McLane, James Randall, Lyle Flagg, Orlan Briant, Linwood Nelson, Patrick Gregory, Rebecca Anderson, Denny Oest and Leslie Granich. The current principal is Carl Green.
The school has an alumni association deeply rooted in the school's history. The Brandon High School Alumni Association meets monthly in the school cafeteria and annually holds a Teacher Appreciation Luncheon and an induction ceremony into the alumni association's Hall of Fame.


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He was born on Saturday, December 26, 1914 in Big Cedar, Oklahoma to Sam and Mary Elizabeth (Hamilton) Harden. The Harden family moved to the Checotah area in 1926 by covered wagon. Rassie attended school at Onapa and has lived in and around Checotah most of his life. He met, fell in love and married his best friend and love of his life, Willie Mae Kennedy on Saturday, August 31, 1940 in Antlers, Oklahoma where he owned and operated Harden Auto Repair. After returning to Checotah in 1960, he was a cattle rancher and a vendor for lime and fertilizer. Rassie enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping and playing with his great-great grandchildren. He was a devoted member of the First Baptist Church of Checotah and belonged to the Checotah Masonic Lodge # 86. Rassie enjoyed visiting with friends and loved the people in his community.
He is preceded in death by his parents; wife Willie Mae on Monday, July 14, 2008; brothers Jim, Odell and Gene Harden; brother-in-law Jack Hefner; sister Loree Dunegan. Rassie is lovingly survived by his daughter Neoma Buckley and her husband Charles of Checotah; grandchildren Rocky Buckley and his wife Penny of Cookson, Kimberly Stapleton and her husband Dave of Bixby; two great-grandchildren Rebecca Laney and her husband Matt of Ft. Gibson, Chandra James of Tahlequah; two great-great grandchildren Matyson Laney and Mattix Rassie Laney both of Ft. Gibson. He is also survived by his sister Betty Hefner; sister-in-law Mabel Harden both of Checotah; numerous nieces, nephews, other extended family and a host of community and church friends. Funeral services for Rassie will be held at 10 AM on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at First Baptist Church of Checotah with Dr. Chester Ward and Reverend Steve Dennis officiating. Committal prayers and Interment will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery under the personal direction of John Garrett. Jerry Needham, Jerry Parks, Jerry Longcrier, Neal James, Bob James and Rusty Martin will serve as Casket Bearers.
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The Importance of Empathy
The marriage and family therapy literature recognizes, almost universally, that empathy is the cornerstone of an effective therapeutic alliance. Empathy is summarized in the literature as the ability to empathize with others: the ability to sense another's world as if it were their world – a critical process to all human relationships and an essential ingredient. According to researchers, when empathy is operating on three levels – interpersonal, cognitive and affective – it is one of the most powerful tools therapists have at their disposal since it helps clients pay attention and value their experiencing, see earlier experiences in new ways, modify their perceptions of themselves, others and the world, and increase their confidence in making choices and pursuing a course of action. It is the therapist's ability to 'reflect' the experiences of clients then, that helps produce in clients' self-understanding and clarification of their beliefs and worldviews.


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Center consoles tend to have the same basic features without much innovation, but the Baja 250 Sportfish has a few innovative features that will actually wow your friends.
The most impressive tricked-out feature on the boat is a bench seat in the stern complete with two deeply padded jumpseats and cupholders. Flip it over and Voila… a bait-prep center with 3 covered com
This boat offers the best of both worlds. It is both a comfortable cruiser with creature comforts and a serious fishing machine. Ample storage and plush seating serve both uses well.
Fully forward, you'll find a raised casting deck that also offers seating, giving your crew plenty of places to relax or fish.
Features like the under helm porta-potti and a livewell help you to extend your day in the sun.
When it comes to center consoles, it's pretty tough to find something exciting to write about. They all tend to have the same basic checklist of features, and even though bigger size means more accommodations (i.e. head compartment within the console), it doesn't necessarily mean innovation. But that's exactly what we found on Baja's 250 Sportfish. Finally, a boat that's radically different from the others, with a few features that will actually wow your friends.First and foremost, the 250 is not trying to compete against single-purpose, hard-core center-consoles since it does a number of things well. In contrast, it's more like a big sportboat that also likes to fish. It's designed primarily for the fishing couples and families who like to get out to the hot spots in a performance-type boat, but who also want enough cockpit space to relax, dive, or nose the boat up to the beach and hop off for an afternoon. The 250 is designed to let you do all of these things.The most impressive tricked-out feature on the boat is along the transom. Here, you'll find a bait-prep center with 3 covered compartments. With one hand, this module flips upside down to reveal two deeply padded jumpseats with console and drinkholders in between. No, hard-core center consoles don't have this, and it is very easy to use. Just behind this, there's a neat door in the transom that gets you direct access to the oil reservoir, eliminating the messy job of pouring two-stroke oil through a deck fitting. Though further aft and a bit deeper to reach, batteries, thru-hull fittings, and bilge pumps are also accessable here.One thing that's nice about the 250 is a lot of the gear on our test boat was optional. Why is that nice? Because you don't have to pay for items you'll never use, and you can choose just the ones you want. Our test boat had the aluminum arch with rocket launchers for additional rod storage, but this can just as easily be a wakeboard tower with holders for boards. It can also be left off the boat altogether. You decide.The helm is also more performance-oriented than fishing-oriented, with optional drop-down bolster seats in a leaning post, single-lever Kiekhaefer racing controls, and K-plane trim tabs with LED display (nice touch when dialing the boat in for optimum performance at speed. A livewell just abaft the leaning post is also a welcome option for saltwater fishermen who are a little more serious about their offshore angling sojourns.We found it was an easy walk forward on either side of the console itself, which does have enough room inside for a portapotti that can be used in a pinch. There's good coaming bolsters on both sides leading forward, and in another unique touch, these slide out of holders easily for cleaning (I tried it…it's easy.)Fully forward, you'll find a raised casting deck that also offers seating, giving your crew plenty of places to relax around this very multi-talented 25 footer. Yes, Baja now calls her a sportfish, but the 250 SF is about a lot more than that.—Capt. Chris Kelly
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This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm David Greene.
And I'm Renee Montagne. Egypt's transition to democracy has taken a blow, one so serious that opposition forces are calling it a coup. The country's Supreme Constitutional Court yesterday issued two rulings. One dissolved Egypt's first freely elected parliament, now filled mostly with Islamists. The other threw out a law that forbade members of ousted president Hosni Mubarak's regime from running for high office.
We've got good news to pass along regarding the open heart surgery performed Thursday on seven-year-old Max Page, the child actor who captivated viewers as "Little Darth Vader" in a 2011 Volkswagen commercial.
The two sports headlines that matter the most this morning.:
-- Tiger Woods Tied For Second At U.S. Open; Michael Thompson Leads By Three Strokes.
Golf's Open is being played at San Francisco's Olympic Club. ESPN's broadcast resumes at 9 a.m. ET.
-- Miami Wins Game Two Of The NBA Finals By Score Of 100-96; Series With Thunder Tied At 1-1.
The Heat and Thunder play next on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET. ABC-TV is the broadcaster.
Originally published on Fri June 15, 2012 11:36 am
People around the world are watching anxiously to see the reaction in the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities to Thursday's "smooth military coup."
"Leftist and liberal Egyptian activists" have called for demonstrations, al-Jazeera reports, starting after midday prayers in that Muslim nation (Egypt is six hours ahead of the U.S. East Coast).
Originally published on Mon June 18, 2012 4:48 pm
I try my best to keep up on new sounds out of the Middle East and North Africa, but the name Youssra El Hawary was completely new to me until just a couple of weeks ago. But now, I'm totally hooked on music by this 28-year-old folkie-ish, indie-ish, chanson-ish singer/songwriter from Egypt armed not with a guitar, but ... an accordion.
Originally published on Fri June 15, 2012 11:14 am
In recent months, economic growth in China has not only slowed — it's slowed faster than most people expected. Last week, for the first time since the depths of the global financial crisis, the government actually cut lending rates to try to spur growth. All of this has people wondering: Where is the world's star economy headed?
In the car business, Lincoln once stood as the pinnacle of luxury. Frank Sinatra drove a Lincoln. So did the Shah of Iran. In the U.S., the presidential limo was a Lincoln.
The brand peaked with the 1961 Lincoln Continental, a beautiful, innovative car that stood for style, individuality and sophistication.
But after the '60s, Lincoln started on a long, slow decline that mirrored the slide of the American auto industry.
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The famous paintings on the walls of caves in Europe mark the beginning of figurative art and a great leap forward for human culture.
But now a novel method of determining the age of some of those cave paintings questions their provenance. Not that they're fakes — only that it might not have been modern humans who made them.
The first European cave paintings are thought to have been made over 30,000 years ago. Most depict animals and hunters. Some of the eeriest are stencils of human hands, apparently made by blowing a spray of pigment over a hand held up to a wall.
If you make movies that have anything to do with science, please note: Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium, pays attention.
Nearly 50 years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that people accused of a crime deserve the right to a defense lawyer, no matter whether they can afford to pay for one. But there's no such guarantee when it comes to civil disputes — like evictions and child custody cases — even though they have a huge impact on people's lives.
For decades, federal and state governments have pitched in to help. But money pressures mean the system for funding legal aid programs for the poor is headed toward a crisis.
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Two congressional committees are raising questions about what U.S. regulators knew concerning allegations that a key global interest rate was being manipulated.
The chairman of a House Financial Services oversight subcommittee has asked the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to provide transcripts of discussions between Fed officials and the British bank Barclays regarding the setting of interest rates from September 2007 to November 2009. The New York Fed says it will comply with the request.
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson says he is also concerned about the allegations and has asked staffers to begin gathering information.
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It's Romney, But Only .61% of GOP Voted
Some say it's unfair New Hampshire, Iowa have such influence.
Following the Iowa caucuses, polls and pundits were predicting a long primary season ahead. A week later, after Tuesday's New Hampshire primaries, the GOP has its man in Mitt Romney, with the media's story line being that a Romney victory in South Carolina next week will effectively end the primary season.
Facts: Just two states, with small populations of mostly whites, have voted. And only .61 percent of the nation's Republican voters have had a chance to choose between the candidates. [Ron Paul Won't Be Much of Thorn in Romney's Side.]
"There is a group mentality after every election that something is decisive. And, the reality is it's not. These things can change and can drag on for a while," says Michael McDonald, director of the elections project at George Mason University.
Only two weeks in, a mere 368,495 people have participated in the Republican caucuses in Iowa and the New Hampshire primary. To compare, John McCain received 59,934,814 votes in the 2008 presidential election; that means Romney's earned .61 percent of the voters who cast ballots for McCain.
"It's remarkable how the political community tries to shut down the nominating process after just a couple of unrepresentative small states have voted," says Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia. [See a collection of political cartoons on Mitt Romney]
What's more, New Hampshire and Iowa look little like the rest of the country. New Hampshire's known for its moderates, while Iowa's more conservative. In the Granite State, the U.S. Census reports that just over 92 percent of residents are white, just under 3 percent are Hispanic, and only 1 percent are black. Nationally, just under 64 percent of the population is white, 16 percent Hispanic, and 12 percent black.
One other point: So far Romney, dubbed the presumptive nominee, has won just 20 of 1,144 delegates to win the nomination, meaning he has less than 2 percent of what he needs. [Read Walsh's Washington: After Strong New Hampshire Finish, Ron Paul Not Backing Down]
"This is par for the course every four years," Sabato says. "As soon as it's over, the same political community will complain about boredom and start a tedious, six-month-long discussion about possible VP candidates."


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TRAVERSE CITY — An energy company intends to use a process called deep hydraulic fracturing in 13 new wells in Kalkaska County to aid its search for natural gas, an effort that will require more than 300 million gallons of groundwater for production.
Encana Oil & Gas' new applications for fracking permits — and the amount of proposed groundwater — raised concerns among some local residents.
"It's pretty astounding," said Chris Grobbel, a Traverse City-based environmental consultant. "A small-sized municipality is going to use about 100 million gallons annually. It's three times the quantity … it's quite a substantial amount."
Hydraulic fracturing involves pumping water, sand and chemicals into an oil or gas formation deep underground to retrieve natural gas and other valuable materials. Paul Brady, 45, of Kalkaska County's Bear Lake Township, closely monitors state filings and Encana's publicly disclosed documents about its hydraulic fracturing wells. Three wells already drilled in a nearby township consumed 42 million gallons of water over a two-year period.
Brady contends Michigan Department of Environmental Quality officials don't adequately regulate wells, given the large volumes of water used, and that public documents show Encana's wells all fail a water withdrawal assessment measurement designed to protect the state's water resources.
"It's extremely irresponsible to allow the withdrawal of our groundwater at such a magnitude without any type of cumulative impact study being done," Brady said.
Encana spokeswoman Bridget Ford said the company follows state regulations. The company has two years to drill wells once they obtain approval.
"The water withdrawals we initially applied for were based on the current data that we had," Ford said. "Under the DEQ guidelines, we did request additional water once we obtained additional data about the lateral length of our wells. We were still within the guidelines of the (state's) water assessment tool for each of the wells we've completed to date."
DEQ officials said they closely regulate wells that use the fracking procedure.
"We are concerned with ... any water use like that," said Rick Henderson, a field operations supervisor for the DEQ's Office of Oil, Gas and Minerals. "Under no circumstances are we going to allow an adverse resource impact."
The state of Michigan uses what's called a Water Withdrawal Assessment Tool to estimate the impact of a water withdrawal on nearby streams and rivers. That tool is required for water withdrawals of 70 gallons per-minute or more. A proposed water withdrawal that fails the assessment is subjected to what's known as a site specific review.
The DEQ's Water Resources Division reviews data on the geology and hydrology of the area where the water withdrawal is proposed, then discerns if the withdrawal will harm water resources in the given area.
Andy LeBaron, an environmental quality analyst with the DEQ's water resources division, said the office receives "hundreds and hundreds" of cases annually that necessitate specific review. He said his office denied 10 or 11 withdrawals in the last three years and that state policy that dictates which withdrawals can be denied and which can't is well-defined.
"The number we deny or approve is strictly dependent on the legally available amount of water in the given watershed," LeBaron said. "It's a local watershed-based decision."
The volume of water Encana is using prompts questions from some about the state's regulatory system. James Olson, an environmental attorney in Traverse City, believes the assessment tool is flawed. Olson said water flow data on which it relies are overstated, withdrawal impacts are understated, and the state does not adequately consider the cumulative impact of multiple water withdrawals.
"If you read the fine print, the standard is you are allowed to take any amount of water out of a stream as long as it doesn't kill more than 2 to 5 percent of the characteristic fish population," Olson said. "You can do a lot of damage before you kill 2 to 5 percent of the fish population."
Others, in turn, dispute Olson's position.
"Wrong," Henderson said when told of Olson's comments about flawed assessment data, as well as his contention that regulators don't consider cumulative impacts.
Henderson said a failing assessment mark in certain streams only means the withdrawal needs closer analysis.
Hal Fitch, director of the DEQ's office of Oil, Gas and Minerals, said during a recent fracking forum held by the Michigan Ground Water Association in Traverse City that the assessment tool is not perfect, but is considered a model by officials in many states.


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Visions of the Aztec: A demolition gallery
Marking the one-year anniversary of the death of the iconic Route 66 motel
The first of three pieces documenting the life and death of the famed, doomed Aztec Motel.
By most accounts, the Aztec was the oldest surviving motel in New Mexico—it was six years older than the El Vado, which the city designated as a landmark site and spared from development a few years back.
The hodgepodge of paintings, bottles, tile, pottery and tchotchkes that positively bloomed off the stucco was painstakingly installed by Phyllis Evans in the '90s. She was a professor at Michigan State University who sometimes lived at the motel and treated it like a retirement project.
I'd like to point out that the Aztec is renowned (everywhere but here, it turns out) as a folk art heritage site. It's featured in art books and tons of websites, and it a was a priority stop on Larry Harris' Orange Show Eyeopener Tour, a roving event that hits important regional folk-art environment landmarks.
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The National Entitlement (NE) card is FREE to all young people aged 11-25. The card has been created by the Scottish Government, Young Scot, your local council and other organisations, so that it is easier for you to use their services.
The NE card will let young people access all of the current Young Scot services including local, national and European discounts. The card is also accredited to carry the national "Proof of Age Standard Scheme" (PASS) hologram. This allows the cardholder to access goods and services that are "age restricted" locally and nationally.
Over time, the NE card will act as a "mulifunctional" card that will double as a membership card for the libraries and leisure centres in Angus and provide access to cashless catering school meals system.
So, what's new with this card?
The big new thing is cheaper transport for young people (16 - 18 years old) on buses, trains and ferries across Scotland. Young People in this age group will receive a third off adult single fares on buses all over Scotland. Young people will also receive a Young Person's Railcard, cutting up to one third off train fares.
How do I get a National Entitlement Card?
You can pick up an application form from any of the local ACCESS Offices. All new S1 pupils will also be given the opportunity to apply through their secondary school.
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You will need to take the completed form, along with proof of age and address. The documents must be originals and NOT photocopies. The following documents are acceptable:
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You will need to provide a passport type colour photograph. Because these cards can be used as proof of age, we have to verify that the photograph you supply is of you. If you cannot provide a passport, photo driving licence or PASS hologrammed card then you will need to ask a referee to fill in a section on the form verifying your photograph. This person cannot be a relative and must be in full time, professional job (like a teacher, doctor, community worker, social worker etc).
Please do not send any of these to the office, only take them along personally.
Why should I get a National Entitlement card?
This young people's card offers the card holder local discounts at shops and businesses across Angus. There is also a range of national discounts available including travel concessions. The card is also a nationally recognised voluntary proof of age card. Young people will also be able to access a range of services in the future.
Who do I contact for further information?
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For two decades, Sachin Tendulkar has made the complicated seem simple. In his inimitable manner, he has protected his genius from eccentricities and imbalances, remarkably keeping his head even while acknowledging his gifts. Benefiting ...
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An introduction to a list of Sachin Tendulkar's best knocks, especially one so short, cannot but sound apologetic or disclaimer-ish and this is no exception. A few of these essays have come to define his persona, some make their case ...
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Glassmaking in America began in Jamestown, Virginia. Today, artisans employ tools and techniques similar to those used centuries ago to produce glass at the Jamestown Glasshouse, part of Colonial National Historic Park.
This historic cobalt blue wine rinser is a reproduction of those used at Mount Vernon and is made exclusively for the Shops. Wine rinsers were often seen at the table for an elaborate meal in the 18th century. A different wine would have been served at each course and the glass would be rinsed between servings using a graceful container like this one.
The tavern glass is made in the style commonly seen at homes and taverns in colonial times. A clear tavern glass was generally used for wine while a darker colored glass was used for water. The glasses vary slightly in size and have the bubbles and bumps indicative of hand-blown glass.
Wine rinsers are approximately 3" deep with a diameter of approximately 5 ½". Tavern glasses are approximately 7 ½" tall with a diameter of approximately 3".
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Availability: Cadet Hotel
Cozy Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Art Deco hotel in South Beach near Ocean Drive
Heart of South Beach
The Jackie Gleason Theatre, the Miami Beach Convention Center and New World Symphony are near this hotel, which is a short walk from the beach. Within a mile are Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road Mall.
Spa pool
Guests can enjoy the Lobby Bar and adjacent patio on one side of the lobby and the outside spa pool on the other. The spa plunge pool is set in a garden area and can hold 10 people.
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Cadet Hotel features multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and concierge services. The hotel's patio garden provides a tropical setting where guests can enjoy breakfast, a glass of wine from the lobby lounge, or a good book while relaxing on a canopied day bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the property, including on the patio.
The hotel has a restaurant that serves lunch, dinner, and drinks. Reservations are required. 24-hour room service is also available. The on-site spa offers massages, body scrubs and aromatherapy treatments.
Cadet Hotel is a smoke-free property. Fines apply for violations.
- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Total number of rooms - 34
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Texas Lutheran University is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,311, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 184 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Texas Lutheran University's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is Regional Colleges (West), 3. Its tuition and fees are $25,890 (2013-14).
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What makes Texas Lutheran University special? A sense of community. A rigorous academic program. And an environment where students grow and succeed. For over a century, TLU has made a positive difference in the lives of countless individuals. There is nothing quite like the energy and excitement of a college campus - a place where important work is being done - in the classroom, on the athletic field, in the concert hall, at worship. It is a remarkable journey. And TLU is an excellent place for this remarkable journey. Founded in 1891, TLU is a private, exclusively undergraduate university of the liberal arts, sciences and professional studies, located on a tree-filled campus in Seguin, Texas, a growing community of about 25,000 people near San Antonio and Austin. On a campus with 1,400 students and small classes averaging just 18 students, TLU professors provide support and challenge - people who know students well enough to provide just the right amount of each. Professors are academic scholars doing exciting research; teachers who care about communicating with students and helping them develop innate talents and new skills; role models of good character, civility, and grace under pressure; and people who are lifelong students themselves - curious, adventurous, funny, and creative. These professors take time to pay attention to their students' strengths and interests so they can personally recommend them for graduate schools and professional careers as individuals whom they know well. TLU offers nearly 40 majors and fields of study, including an accounting program where graduating seniors rank near the top in the nation. The university also boasts an outstanding science program with an excellent medical and graduate school acceptance rate and one of the fastest growing physics and engineering programs of its kind. TLU's excellent reputation also extends to many other programs, including, just to name a few, kinesiology, music, theology, psychology, and education. TLU encourages students to study abroad, participate in internships, and gain experiential learning so that by the time they graduate, most TLU students have had real-world, hands-on opportunities to explore their career plans and test their abilities. But learning doesn't stop at the classroom door. Campus life is an encompassing experience that develops the whole person - and coaches, music directors, and staff members are all part of the mentoring support system of TLU. Nearly one-third of the student body participates in one of the 14 NCAA Division III teams that TLU fields. These student-athletes are students first, as evidenced by the frequency of TLU students named to Academic All-American teams. TLU is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and about one-fourth of its students are Lutheran. All faiths are welcome and make up an active campus ministry. The school's Moline Center for Servant Leadership helps fulfill the university's mission of preparing undergraduates academically, spiritually, and socially in a residential community of faith and learning for service and leadership. TLU is a selective university with a rolling admission system that considers more than strictly GPA and SAT scores alone. Individual consideration is given to each applying student based on his or her record, achievements, and involvement. TLU is an affordable national liberal arts institution with outstanding merit scholarships and 95 percent of TLU students receiving financial aid.
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The student-faculty ratio at Texas Lutheran University is 14:1, and the school has 62.6 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Texas Lutheran University include: Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies; Psychology; Biological and Biomedical Sciences; and Education. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 69 percent.
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Texas Lutheran University has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,311, with a gender distribution of 47.2 percent male students and 52.8 percent female students. At this school, 56 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated, or -affiliated housing and 44 percent of students live off campus. Texas Lutheran University is part of the NCAA III athletic conference.
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At Texas Lutheran University, 82 percent of full-time undergraduates receive some kind of need-based financial aid and the average need-based scholarship or grant award is $15,641.
Paying for college doesn't have to be difficult or devastating. Go to the Paying for College knowledge center to get advice on raising cash and reducing costs.
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The Town of Oyster Bay and the Town of Oyster Bay Arts Council will hold the 2013 Talent Competition on Saturday, March 2 at the Seymour Weiner Theatre at the Long Island High School for the Arts in Syosset.
"Open to all students who reside in or attend school in the Town of Oyster Bay, kindergarten through 12th grade, the 2013 Town of Oyster Bay Arts Council Talent Competition represents an opportunity to celebrate inspiring performances in vocal, instrumental music, dance, magic, drama and comedy," Councilman Joseph Pinto said. "This annual event serves to highlight the very things the Arts Council stands for, and that is promoting and stimulating performing and visual arts within our local communities throughout the Township."
The deadline to apply for the competition is Monday, Feb. 11. Residents interested in performing are encouraged to visit the Town's website. Applications can be downloaded there or at the Council's website.
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TEGA CAY, S.C. -- City Council members in Tega Cay heard emotional pleas from residents Monday night to do something about the continual problems with sewage spills.
The latest round of spills happened over the long Labor Day weekend. Some of the sewage that spilled went into Lake Wylie where children were enjoying the last weekend of summer.
"Those were my children swimming in that water," said Gus Matchunus, who implored the Council to take some kind of action against Tega Cay Water Service and its parent company, Utilities Inc.
Another neighbor, Linda Stevenson -- who started a group of concerned residents to fight the company -- said, "It is a crying shame when somebody stands there and watches their children swimming in a lake with sewage."
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February 26, 2013
Suzan M. Baker
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Suzan M. (nee Newbury) Baker, age 59, of North Tonawanda, Monday, February 25, 2013 at Kenmore Mercy Hospital. A lifelong resident of North Tonawanda, she was the daughter of the late Walter Newbury. Suzan was a 1972 graduate of North Tonawanda High School and had been employed as an Administrative Assistant for Cannon Design on Grand Island.
She is survived by her husband of 21 years, Walter J. Baker; four children, John (fiance Jennifer Weiss) Baker of Ohio, Keith (Laura) Baker of North Tonawanda, Michael (Michele) Baker of Tonawanda and Kimberly (Kevin) Prohaska of Rochester; six grandchildren, Brooke, Briana, Owen, Tyler, Gabriel and Sammy; her mother, Shirley A. Newbury of Wheatfield; and three brothers, John (Jan) Newbury of Belmont, NY, Glen (Nancy Brice) Newbury of Niagara Falls and Jeff (Shelly Kolacz) Newbury of North Tonawanda. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
No prior visitation or funeral service. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Suzan's Life on Saturday, March 2nd at 1:00 PM at the Eldredge Club, 17 Broad Street, Tonawanda. A private burial will be at the convenience of the family. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, 2600 Network Blvd., Suite 300, Frisco, TX 75034 (www.nationalbreastcancer.org). Arrangements by John O. Roth Funeral Home, Inc., Tonawanda, NY.
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Kenneth BohannonAssociate Professor of Music, Music Department Coordinator
Dr. Kenneth Bohannon has performed as a soloist in opera, oratorio and choral works throughout his career. He has sung professionally with the Cincinnati Opera, Knoxville Opera, Chattanooga Opera and Tulsa Opera. He has performed over twenty opera, musical theatre, and operetta roles in his career as a student and professional. A long time member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, he has served as Auditions Chair and Governor of the Oklahoma District of NATS. He has been a faculty member at USAO since 1995. Before coming USAO, he was an adjunct instructor at Lyon College in Batesville, Arkansas; an adjunct instructor at Arkansas State University-Gateway Technical College and an adjunct voice instructor at Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas.
In addition to his teaching duties at USAO, he is the coordinator of the Davis-Waldorf Performing Arts Series and director of the USAO Jazz Ensemble. He has performed recitals at USAO, Lyon College, Harding University, Indiana University, University of Tennessee and Hendrix College.
- Doctor of Music in Voice, Vocal Performance, Indiana University, 1996
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At 5:04 p.m. on Oct. 17, 1989, the ground in Northern California shook.
A lot of the area's attention was focused on the World Series game that was about to start between the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics, but suddenly sports was insignificant as a 6.9 quake centered at Loma Prieta near Santa Cruz rocked the Bay Area.
In the quaint cobblestone of downtown Santa Cruz – then known as the Pacific Garden Mall – unreinforced brick tumbled, killing two in the Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company and a third in Ford's Department Store.
Much of the downtown was deemed unsafe afterward and knocked down. Businesses moved into tents for years of planning, fights and rebuilding.
In addition, the Marina district in San Francisco was set ablaze when natural gas pipelines broken during the quake.
The Cypress freeway in Oakland crumbled, the top layer landing on the bottom layer and flattening the cars that were moving in between.
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Lisette/Simplicity 2245 Portfolio dress. I made Dress A but used the sleeves from B.
A very quick make. Also I love the pockets because as subtle as they, they're ROOMY! It is mango season right now and the pockets are the perfect size to stash mangos in.
I wrote more in my sewing journal here: http://cathywu.com/journal/treadling/2013/03/29/lisette-2245-portfolio-dress-ps-its-mango-season/
Mar 30, 2013, 06.25 PMby Gabriela Alejandra
:) you make a lovely and happy dress!! congratulations!!!
Apr 5, 2013, 02.23 PMby cathytxtwfr
thank you :)!
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fabric stall shopping is fun but overwhelming! It is also a lot tougher to resist impulse buying though :/
Mar 30, 2013, 11.09 AMby Mary Athey
this is gorgeous on you, great fabric choice. i read your blog and them fabric stalls would be my idea of heaven. i was practially drooling when i saw all the fabric hanging there. lucky you. we have nothing like that here soo i use ebay to buy everything but nothing beats seeing the fabric and buying lots of it lol xx
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