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Fall Wall Hanging by Americana®
Material List
- Americana® Paint – Deep Burgundy, Desert Sand and Dark Chocolate
- Americana® Decoupage, Matte
- Square Plaques, 5"x5" (4)
- Ribbon
- Paintbrushes – 1" Flat Brush and #6 Flat
- X-ACTO® Knife
- Low Heat Glue Gun
- Sponge
- Water Container
- Palette (or Plastic Plate)
- Paper Towels
- Computer
- Printer
- Printer Paper
Project Instructions
Step 1 Print letters in font of your choice 3.25" tall. Using an X-ACTO® knife, carefully cut out letters. Set aside.
Step 2 Paint outside trim of plaque Deep Burgundy using #6 flat brush.
Step 3 Paint top of plaque Desert Sand using 1" flat brush. Let dry.
Step 4 Apply thin coat of Decoupage to back of letter and position in center of plaque. Use 1" flat brush to apply a thin coat of Decoupage over letter. Make sure all edges are flat against plaque. Let dry.
Step 5 Mix two parts Decoupage and 1 part Dark Chocolate. Dip sponge in mixture and pounce off excess paint. Apply all over square front to create a distressed look. Let dry.
Step 6 Use hot glue gun to attach ribbon to back of each plaque.


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The M500 is a Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) which means all data is always encrypted by the controller when written to the NAND and decrypted when read. Windows 8 BitLocker can work with this built-in hardware encryption ability when you apply a password in Windows, provided the following requirements are met:• BitLocker only supports TPM version 1.2 and 2.0 (or newer). In addition, you must use a Microsoft-provided TPM driver (Please note, BitLocker can also work without a TPM, but it will need a USB flash drive to set the password instead) • The system needs to support UEFI 2.3.1 • Make sure UEFI boot is enabled and you have a UEFI enabled Windows 8 installed • The computer must boot natively from UEFI. • The boot order must be set to start first from the SSD (not the USB or CD drives) • Dynamic discs are not supported by BitLocker • The SSD must have two partitions (drives with Windows installed generally do anyway) and the main partition to be encrypted must be NTFS • Ensure ATA Security features, for example Secure Boot, are disabled in the BIOS. The M500 supports either ATA Security or TCG Opal (which is needed for SED) but not both. • The system needs to support Opal 2.0 The M500 is not compatible with Opal 1.0; the standard is not backwards compatible.• The computer must have the Compatibility Support Module (CSM) disabled in UEFI.
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There are a number of third party programs that can be used to clone your Mac Hard drive to a Crucial SSD. Did you know you can clone using Disk Utility that comes free with all Mac systems? Below are the steps to take to perform the clone using Disk Utility. If you prefer to watch a video of the process instead, please go to the video How to clone Mac OS X using Disk Utility on The Cru blog.
Note that this process cannot be used to clone a Windows partition if you are running bootcamp. If you are looking for assistance with that process, The Cru has another video for you: How to copy and restore the Boot Camp partition in Mac
Before starting the cloning process inDisk Utility, your new SSD needs to be initialized, partitioned, and formatted. See this guide for directions on how to initialize an SSD.
Note that if you have encrypted your drive with FileVault you will not be able to carry out step 5 of this guide. To be able to resize the partition you will need to turn off FileVault and let the drive fully decrypt. After the clone has completed and your new SSD is installed and booting, you can turn FileVault back on again.
1. Connect your new Crucial SSD to the system a. This can be done using the SATA to USB cable included with the Laptop install kit, an external enclosure, or internally if you have an extra bay2. From within your operating system, open Disk Utility3. Select your original HDD from the device list in Disk Utility4. Select the partition tab5. Resize your Mac Partition to the same size or less than your new SSD (Example: If your original drive is 512GB, and your SSD is 256GB, you will need to resize your original partition to 256GB) a. Drag the bottom of the white box on the partition tab up until it is the desired size, and click apply b. If your new SSD is the same size or larger than your original drive, you do not need to resize6. Shut down your Mac, and then boot the recovery partition (Lion or later) or OS installation CD (Snow Leopard and older) a. On boot hold the option key to access the boot manager b. Select "Recovery-10.x" or installation CD7. Choose your language8. Select Disk Utility9. Select the startup disk from the device list in Disk Utility10. Select the Restore tab
11. Click and drag the startup disk volume (the line item under the entry for the physical source disk) to the Source field if it doesn't auto populate
12. Click and drag the destination disk volume (the line under the entry for the physical SSD) to the Destination field
13. Select Erase Destination check box if the option is provided (in 10.8.2 this is performed automatically)14. Click the Restore button
After the clone process is finished, next you will want to ensure that your clone was successful. Here are the steps to take:1. Reboot your Mac2. Once your screen goes black, hold down the option key3. In the boot manager, select the cloned disk4. If the clone was successful, your system will boot normally a. Replace your original drive with the SSD internally, and enjoy the speed5. If the clone was not successful, simply reboot your computer as normal to boot to your original drive.
In Windows 8, follow these steps:
The hardware requirements of Acronis True Image HD correspond to the minimum requirements for the operating system installed on the computer to be used for running Acronis True Image HD. In addition Acronis True Image HD requires the following hardware:
Acronis True Image HD has been tested on the following operating systems:
Supported file systems:
* The Ext2/Ext3, and ReiserFS file systems are supported only for disk or partition backup/recovery operations. You cannot use Acronis True Image HD for file-level operations with these file systems (file backup, recovery, search, as well as image mounting and file recovering from images), as well as for backups to disks or partitions with these file systems.
9. Remove the Acronis disk, and change your SSD to be your boot drive. You will either need to remove your original drive, or change your boot sequence to boot to the SSD first
A video of the cloning process ha been posted on The Cru blog, by Matt_TheCru.
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As an on-the-go professional, you need reliable access to your data, and you won't get that from the small moving parts found in a traditional hard drive. Bumps, falls, vibrations, temperature changes, and drops — with constant travel, your laptop is exposed to all sorts of conditions, some of which can damage or destroy the parts in your hard drive. Since Crucial SSDs have no moving parts, they're more rugged than traditional hard drives and they last nearly twice as long.* With constant travel, you've got enough things to worry about — don't worry about your data with a Crucial SSD.
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Bought SSD V4 64 GB, fresh install was fine, other day i made some Windows updates (Win 8), instaled some apps, and saw that SSD became slower and slower (installing office 2003 about 30 mins what a joke). Reinstalled, same thing other day. Decide to upgrade firmware to 25, same result. After weeks of searching in formus found out that this model is defective? Also i lost all my data other day, SSD just wont boot. Can't reformat, so i reflashed firmware (again 25 v), and SSD works fine again (for a few days). Found out about garbage collecting, i left this SSD with data cable unpuged overnight. This does very little in performance. So i went back to my old IDE and having better overal stability, no lag spikes, no freezes. Also tested this SSD in 3 different pc, same result.
Returned this product to shop, they said everything is fine. Just unplug data cable, turn on pc, do this everyday for 6 hours (nice efficiency) and then it will work fast. No money back, no replace. So my last purchase from Crucial, looks like they dont even care.
last week i brought M550 1TB drive. I decide to sell old M500 480GB.
Unfortunatly drive not allow me to secure erase, maybe due to windows 8.1 lock? I never used bitlocker or enabled hard disk password!
Can someone explain how to secure erase/clear data prior to selling?
When my hard disk went out I got a M500 and love the speed. Problem is that I immediately started getting blue screen of death once M500 installed. Worked with Crucial's helpdesk and finally they sent me to the forums.
The computer is usable but crashes anywhere from minutes to longest is a few days before a crash, lately it has been hourly or less.
It will sometimes crash before fully logged in.
Info on Dell system
What I have done with Crucial Support:
What do I do now?
Hello everyone,
Below is my full-length question, but as it gets pretty long I'll do a tl; dr here :
Thanks already !
I've just acquired an M500 120GB mSATA SSD to use in a Clevo W540EU notebook as the boot/system drive, along with the provided 1 TB HDD for data. My plan is to set up full disk encryption on this notebook, while using only GNU/Linux OSes.
I just read the Knowledge Base article An introduction to the encryption features of the M500. Thanks Crucial_Katana for those useful precisions, but would it be possible to have more details concerning the implementation of M500's hardware encryption feature and its interactions with other systems than Windows, GNU/Linux in particular? I discovered a thread at Intel communities website nuancing the efficiency of hardware encryption. It seems that depending on the implementation of the feature, decryption ATA password is stored not-so-securely on the drive (see https://communities.intel.com/thread/20537?start=105&tstart=0). What about Crucial's way of implementing this technology? Can we be told more? Do the security certifications of the disk cover a specific way of implementing ATA password storage?I read in another KB entry (The Advantages of Hardware Encryption) that "Crucial SEDs also support the standard full disk encryption protocol through the ATA-8 security command feature set". Does that mean that a utility like hdparm (available on both WIndows and GNU/Linux) would be able to enable the hardware encryption capability, for example by toggling the
--user-master u --security-set-pass
In my case it seems that a standard BIOS procedure (setting a disk password in "Security/Advanced" section > "Set Supervisor Password" > "Set User/Drive Password" or whatever it may be called in one's motherboard) is not possible with my motherboard/BIOS, an American Megatrends v 2.15.122. I called my notebook vendor and they said it was quite a rudimental mobo, unable to set a SSD password. Hence I'm left with the hdparm way of doing, since I know of no other.
(Indeed searching around the web, I couldn't find a specific GNU/Linux software (except hdparm?) that would handle "the password security feature" mentionned for the M500 encryption in the first KB article. However, I did find a thread at hardforum.com saying that it is indeed by setting the drive ATA password that SEDs are locked and loaded. But is it worth risking to brick my SSD doing so, while I can use classic GNU/Linux software encryption with dm-crypt/LUKS?
The thing is, unlike software encryption, if something goes wrong with hardware encryption then the device is bricked I suppose. There's no way to get it back, the controller blocks access to the disk. Taking the drive out of the first machine and tryi running hdparm to disable the password wouldn't work I suppose (otherwise that would defeat the purpose of encryption). Hence I'm wondering if it is such a great idea to rely on hardware encryption. Since my CPU has support for AES_NI instructions, I'm considering using software encryption, even though it'll conflict slightly with built-it M500 encryption...)
Furthermore, aforementionned "The Advantages of Hardware Encryption" KB post says that "since the encryption takes place on the SED and nowhere else, the encryption keys are stored in the controller itself and never leave the drive". Does that mean that I should do a secure erase of the M500 before using it (again, through hdparm if nothing better for GNU/Linux) to make sure the keys are renewed? This topic is indeed also brought up in the aforementionned hardforum.com thread.
Bonus question : is the maximum length of the SSD's password limited by the drive itself or by the BIOS/software that sets it? Is it a 32-byte standard ASCII password string or is there some kind of built-in limitation for the Crucial M500?
Cheers to the community, I'll wait for the replies!
Thanks for your replies! :-)

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Guide to Safe Scouting
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|Guide to Safe Scouting
|— 2011 Guide to Safe Scouting Available]
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The Guide to Safe Scouting is available in the following formats:
- On-line reading — this version is divided into chapters and includes a search engine.
- Download for off-line reading :the entire publication is presented in a single interface to facilitate print-out.
- A printed version (BSA Pub. No. 34416, Supply Item No. 610138) is also available at your local Scout shop, or from ScoutStuff.org. (To obtain a copy, contact your local council, or call 1-800-323-0732 to request an Official Boy Scout Catalog.)
- Youth Protection & Adult Leadership The Boy Scouts of America has adopted a number of policies aimed at eliminating opportunities for abuse within the Scouting program. These policies focus on leadership selection and on placing barriers to abuse within the program.
- Aquatics Safety Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat training can be given by any person authorized by the council, including a BSA Aquatics resource person, a unit leader with aquatics skill, or any other person with aquatics knowledge or experience whom the local council has approved.
- Camping Guidelines for Safe Camping, Trail Safety, Hazardous Weather, Health issues and other camping related issues.
- Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Use and Abuse The Boy Scouts of America prohibits the use of alcoholic beverages and controlled substances at encampments or activities on property owned and/or operated by the Boy Scouts of America, or at any activity involving participation of youth members.
- Emergency Preparedness Perhaps the most critical test of your preparedness will be in time of emergency. Developing and rehearsing an emergency action plan will add precious time needed for response to a crisis. This is true on a day hike, overnight or longer troop camp, and all other activities.
- First Aid First aid is the first help or immediate care given someone who has suddenly sickened or been hurt in an accident. First-aid training continues through the program of the Boy Scouts of America as concrete evidence that we are prepared to help others in need.
- Fuels and Fire Prevention Guidelines for Safely Using Chemical Fuels and Fire Prevention.
- Guns and Firearms The Boy Scouts of America adheres to its longstanding policy of teaching its youth and adult members the safe, responsible, intelligent handling, care, and use of firearms, airguns, and BB guns in planned, carefully managed, and supervised programs.
- Sports and Activities The Sweet 16 of BSA Safety
- Inspections Guidelines for inspections.
- Medical Information It is recommended that all members of the Boy Scouts of America have periodic medical evaluations by a licensed health-care practitioner.
- Transportation Established public carriers—trains, buses, and commercial airlines—are the safest and most comfortable way for groups to travel. Chartered buses usually are the most economical transportation for groups of 20 or more.
- Winter Activities There is magic to camping in winter. It is one of the most advanced and challenging of outdoor adventures
- Appendix - Forms Forms for download.
- Appendix - Reporting Deaths or Serious Injury Procedures to be followed by adult leadership at the scene of a serious injury or fatality.
- BSA Bike SSafety Guidelines Guidelines and procedures apply to all BSA unit, council, and national program activities involving bicycling.
- Scouting $$$ Pay Liability Claims
The BSA general liability program is not just insurance. In fact, insurance plays a very small part. Our greatest efforts are spent on safety and injury prevention.
BSA self-funds the first million dollars of each liability claim. This means that almost all money spent on a liability claim is Scouting money, not insurance money.
Accident and sickness insurance pays regardless of fault as long as the accident occurred during an official Scouting activity and the unit or council has purchased the coverage.
- The BSA Ready & Prepared Award
The Boy Scouts of America's Ready & Prepared Award encourages and rewards Boy Scout troops, Varsity Scout teams, and Venturing crews that incorporate safe practices while enjoying challenging activities. While working to earn the award, units emphasize risk management as a way to help reduce fatalities and serious injury. Focus areas include:
Related awards
Aquatic-related awards
- Boy Scout Merit Badges: Canoeing - Kayaking - Lifesaving - Motorboating - Rowing - Scuba Diving - Small-Boat Sailing - Swimming - Water Sports - Whitewater
- Boy Scouts ranks and awards: Second Class - First Class - BSA Lifeguard - Boardsailing BSA - Kayaking BSA - Mile Swim BSA - Scuba BSA - Snorkeling BSA - BSA Swim Test
- Venturing: Ranger Award electives: Lifesaving - Scuba - Watercraft; Sea Scout Bronze Award - Sea Scout Ranks: Apprentice - Ordinary - Able - Quartermaster
- Webelos Activity Badge: Aquanaut
- Cub Scout Belt Loops & Pins: Cub Scout Swimming
Emergency Preparedness-related awards
- Scouter Awards: Emergency Preparedness Award
- Boy Scout Merit Badges: Crime Prevention - Emergency Preparedness - Fire Safety - First Aid - Lifesaving - Public Health - Safety- Traffic Safety
- Boy Scout awards: Emergency Preparedness Award
- Webelos Activity Badge: Readyman
- Cub Scout Awards: Emergency Preparedness Award
- Others Links: First Aid Skills - First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Safe Swim Defense - Safety Afloat - Guide to Safe Scouting: First Aid
- Venturing: Ranger Award-Emergency Preparedness Requirement
Outdoor-related awards
- Boy Scout ranks: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class
- Boy Scout awards: Firem'n Chit - Totin' Chip - Paul Bunyan Woodsman
- Boy Scout Merit Badges: Astronomy - Backpacking - Camping - Canoeing - Climbing - Cooking - Cycling - Fire Safety - Hiking - Orienteering - Pioneering - Rowing - Weather - Water Sports - Whitewater - Wilderness Survival
- Venturing: Outdoor Bronze Award; Ranger Award electives: Backpacking
- Webelos Activity Badges: Forester - Naturalist - Outdoorsman
- Cub Scout Belt Loops & Pins: Astronomy - Map and Compass - Weather
See also
- Age-Appropriate Guidelines tells what youth can and cannot do in each program.
- Your handbook is your primary reference. See First Aid Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
- See also: First Aid Merit Badge Pamphlet - First Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Guide to Safe Scouting - Physcial
G2SS Revision History
Quarterly changes are made to the on-line version. Every two years, a new printed version is available.
March 2011
| UPDATE! (03/04/11) – A new version (2011 Edition) of the Guide to Safe Scouting is now available.


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The department offers a truly flexible curriculum that enables students to tailor a major to their particular communication career interests. The entire faculty is highly trained in their areas of expertise, which include communication law, international issues in the field of public relations, using global computer networks in journalism and other areas of communication, and digital video/audio editing and production.
Communication students, beginning with their freshman year, have access to the department's television and radio production facilities, its advanced digital video/audio editing workstations, and computer-equipped visual design and news writing labs. Students may also participate in a variety of co-curricular activities: the weekly student newspaper, The Torch; the student-managed campus radio station, WVUR; the campus television station, VUTV; the annual yearbook, The Beacon; the campus chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America; the Association for WoMen in Commuincations; and Lambda Pi Eta, the communication honor society.
Internships are required of all Communication majors and can be completed during a summer at a hometown television or radio station, newspaper, public relations agency, law firm, or other organizations related to the Department's curriculum. Or, during the academic year, students can elect to choose an internship from nearly 100 area and national providers: WLJE, WGN, WSBT, WNDU, the Washington Times, C-SPAN, MCA Music, Sony, Ogilvie and Mather Worldwide PR, Phoenix Art Museum, Lutheran Homes Society, World Cup Soccer, Milwaukee Public Museum, Shedd Aquarium, the American Red Cross, specific support units at Valparaiso University, and many others.
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*Please note that changes are made to housing options each year to best accommodate our incoming first-year class and the housing needs of all students. Housing options for each academic year are solidified by Housing Selection in March of the prior academic year. If you have any questions please contact our office!
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Weck, New Halls 2, 3, and 4
Air Conditioned, Suite-style housing. These co-ed buildings have in total a 146 resident capacity. This is an upperclass student hall.
The Woods at Millikin
Students with 24 (18+ for transfer students) or more credits may choose to live in the Woods Apartments. The Woods is the primary housing option for upper-class students and most sophomore and junior students will reside at this property. This privately owned apartment complex partners with Millikin to house over 600 Millikin students in luxury apartment style living with private bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen facilities. The Woods is a more cost effective and independent option that assist upper-class students in developing autonomy. Contact the Woods Management for leasing details at 217-464-8635. Visit the website at www.thewoodsatmillikin.com
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Millikin Apartments deliver the best of on-campus living and independence to adult students and students with families. These air-conditioned one bedroom apartments have full kitchens, living rooms, and storage areas. Just one block from the heart of campus, students will appreciate being able to "get away " after a busy day. Millikin Apartments are reserved for adult students and those students in need of a family living arrangement. These apartments are a housing option on a limited basis; please check with the Office of Residence Life for availability.
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Baker University Athletics is dedicated to graduating champions for life by developing leaders through competition, academic achievement, diversity, and community service in the pursuit of personal excellence. Student-athletes should recognize that as representatives of our institution they are held to a high standard of behavior.
Baker University student-athletes are not restricted from using social media sites. However, student-athletes must understand that any content they make public - regardless of privacy settings - via social websites is expected to follow acceptable social behaviors and also to comply with federal government, state of Kansas, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC), Baker University and the Baker University Department of Athletics rules and regulations.
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- Think twice before posting. If you would not want your parents, family, coaches or boss to see your post, do not post it!
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Timothy Neil Burkindine
Attended Norview High School, Norfolk, VA. From 1962-1964. Earned five varsity letters in football, baseball, and wrestling, and was captain of each team. Attended Shawnee Mission North High School 1964-1966. Earned two varsity football letters and a track letter. Was football captain. 1965 team won State Championship. Selected All-State and All-Metro defensive first team, All-league and All-district offensive and defensive first team. Attended Hutchinson Junior College 1966-1967 and lettered in track. Attended Baker fours years, and earned four football and three baseball letters. Named All-Conference, All-District linebacker and running back. Led conference in rushing two years. Set numerous Baker rushing records. Ran for four touchdowns in one game his senior. Rushed for 977 yards senior year (197 yards and two touchdowns against McPherson). Gained 2469 yards in his career. Selected All-American running back. Led baseball team in home runs in 1969, and in home runs and RBI's in 1970. Member of Kappa Sigma fraternity; campus guide; Student Council vice president; member of legislative board; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Earned Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Educational Psychology in 1971. Received masters degree from University of Kansas. Involved in tryouts for major league baseball and the national football league. Taught and coached at prairie view high school (KS) and Shawnee Mission South High School, where he was assistant football coach for 12 years and head coach of swimming and diving, track, and softball teams. His SM South teams won many league and state championships. Named head football coach at Blue Valley North in 1989. 1990 team won district championship and was regional runner-up. Coaches 16-18 GCGAA Fastpitch softball. Won four metro and national tournaments. Participated in men's touch football 1975-1986. Fifth place in national tournament in 1984. Was member of competitive slowpitch softball team that won metro championship three years and made ten trips to nationals. Co-Ed slowptich team was national champions in 1988. Married Madeleine Loftus in 1973. They have two children, Sarah and Emily.
Charlie Richard
Charlie Richard
Native of Grain Valley, Mo. Valedictorian at Grain Valley High School. Played quarterback and led the Eagles to a league championship senior season. Played quarterback at William Jewell College, where he majored in mathematics and physical education, with minor in Spanish in 1963. Led Cardinals to conference championship and national ranking senior season. Coach and athletic director at Odessa (Mo.) high School for six seasons. Odessa football teams had combined 43-16 record. Became coach and athletic director at Moberly (Mo.) High School. Led football teams to 2-10 record in four years. Coached at Central Missouri State University where he earned M.S. and Ed.S. degrees. Became head football coach, track coach, and athletic director at Highland (Kan.) Community College. Women's track team finished third in the nation in 1976. Later coached football at Illinois State and Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College. Became fifteenth head football coach at Baker in 1980 and led Baker to first playoff appearance in school history in first year. Appointed athletic director in 1991. Guided the Wildcats to 10 NAIA playoff appearances and one bowl game in 14 years as head coach, including five NAIA semifinal appearances and one national championship appearance in 1986. His record at Baker was 123-28-1, with 10 losses coming in national playoffs. In his tenure the Wildcats were ranked in the NAIA Division II top-25 poll 129 consecutive weeks- a national record dating to 1983, the year Baker attained it's first number one ranking. Richard had the best winning percentage (.816) of any NAIA coach at the time of his death. His teams won 10 conference championships and never finished below third. He was named conference coach of the year six times and coached over 30 NAIA All-American Scholar-Athletes and over 150 All-American, all-district, and all-conference athletes. His wife Nancy serves the University as Associate Dean of Students. Their daughter, Amy, and son, Pat, are Baker graduates.
Richard D. Hedges
Richard D. Hedges
Dick graduated from Blue Mound High school where he was active in a wide range of activities and athletics. He enrolled at Baker in the fall of 1956 and immediately made an impact on the football team in which sport he lettered all four years. In addition he was selected for an additional honors being named to the 1st team All Kansas Athletic Conference team in both his junior and senior years. On a national basis he was named to the 2nd team Methodist All-American squad. On campus he was a member of the Zeta Chi Fraternity and served as its president one year. He graduated in 1960 with a A.B. Degree in Social Science. Following graduation he began a career that would lead him from teaching and coaching in several high schools n the state of Kansas all the way to presidency of a University and to being named to the Kansas Board of Regents. His first coaching opportunity came in Baldwin City where his coaching influence turned around a mediocre program and made the Baldwin Bulldogs into a winning team. Five years later he moved into administration as assistant principal at Columbus, Kansas while maintaining his full-time coaching responsibilities as well. His program there was successful and he also sent several players from Columbus to Baker including previous Baker Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, Ken Jones '70. He had one additional appointment with both administrative and coaching duties for two years at Hutchinson before making an important move to Fort Scott where he was named principal in 1979. In 1983 he made a jump from high school ranks to the being named president of Fort Scott Community College, a position he retained until 1991. Following two short stints away from Fort Scott, first with private industry and letter with Johnson County Technical School he was summoned once again to take the presidency of Fort Scott Community College. He remained president until 2001. During his career he was both a member and in leadership positions with numerous civic, arts related and educational associations. He additionally has served as Mayor of Fort Scott for three terms. He earned both a Masters Degree in Secondary Education Administration and later an ED. S., Degree from Pittsburg State University. In 2004, Pittsburg State named him as their outstanding alumnus. In 2007 he was appointed to a four-year term as a member of the Kansas Board of Regents by Kansas Governor, Kathleen Sebelius. He was married to Karen, his wife of many years who passed away in 2006. Together they have two grown sons, Lance and Kyle and six grandchildren.
Roger Anderson Farmer
Roger Anderson Farmer
Roger Farmer was born on the island of Barbados in the East Indies of the Caribbean. As a young buy he moved with his family to Brooklyn, New York where he attended Thomas Jefferson High School. There he participated in and lettered in football as a wide receiver. Following high school he attended Eastern Arizona Junior College in Thatcher, Arizona. He played one year of basketball at Eastern and two years of football where he started as a wide receiver. At the conclusion of his junior college career he received offers to play football at several universities, including NCAA division I schools. He elected to attend Baker after being aggressively recruited by a former Arizona High School Coach who was then coach of the Baker Wildcats, Joe Girardi. At Baker, Roger continued to grow and improve as a wide-out. According to former assistant coach Keith Hackett. Roger had a unique blend of speed, moves and great hands all leading to his being one of the most outstanding wide receivers ever to done a Baker jersey. In his senior year he caught 59 passes for 1,014 yards. For his efforts, he was voted to the All-Conference first team. The All-District first team and became one of the first players from Baker to receive designation as a NAIA First Team All-American. Following graduation on 1978 he went on to pursue a career in football and signed with the Baltimore Colts of the national football League. In addition to Baltimore he also was on the roster of the New York Jets for a time. At the conclusion of his NFL career he returned to the Midwest and took a position as the wide receiver coach at former Heart of America Conference rival, Tarkio College. At the insistence of his agent, he signed briefly with Montreal of the Canadian Football League before deciding to conclude his professional football career in favor of other career opportunities. Through his career he had worked as a Clinical Child Care worker and as a fire-fighter and Emergency Medical Technician where he received citations for meritorious service. He retired from firefighting due to injuries he received in 2000. Since 2001 he has worked with the city of East Providence, Rhode Island on an alternative-learning plan. In the past seven years he has continued to work with youth and athletics as a volunteer varsity football receivers coach. During that time those teams have won four championships. He also is an avid volunteer to numerous charitable activities with agencies. He has three children, Krista, and twins Marcus and Breana.
George Stuart Bretnall
George Stuart "Pop" Bretnall
Born September 11, 1895 in Blairstown, Iowa. He served in the medical corps in France during World War I. He captained the track team at Cornell College, graduating in 1921 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. While a student at Cornell he was a member of the United State track team, which competed in the 1920 Olympic games held in Antwerp, Belgium. Coach Pop came to Baker in 1922 and was named Head track coach. He was also named assistant football and basketball coach. Has head track coach his teams won the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference championship 9 consecutive years, from 1928 to 1937. Was hired by Iowa State University in 1937 as head track coach. His teams won five championships in track and cross-country. He retired from Iowa State in 1967. Was a charter member of the Cornell College Sports Hall of Fame (1972). Coach Pop passed away March 20, 1974. Was inducted into the Iowa Track Coaches Hall of Fame in 1977.
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Jessica Walters Ohlde
Jessica graduated from Ell-Saline High School in Brookville, Kansas. Following high school she initially attended Cloud County Community College where she continued the excellence she had achieved in high school to receive awards and to earn regional and national recognition in both volleyball and track and field.
She enrolled at Baker in the fall of 1998 and made an immediate impact on the volleyball squad where she was named to the 1st team all HAAC team, was named a conference "Player of the Week", the NAIA's "Top Hitter of the Week" and led the NAIA in kills/game. Her record of 5.2 kills per game continues as a University record in 2010. During her senior year, she helped the team improve from a record of 15-18 the previous year to a record of 26-13. She was named to the HAAC All-Conference 1st team, was the conference's "Most Valuable Player of the Year", was named to the All-Region VI 1st team and as a NAIA 2nd Team All-American. Having completed her years of playing eligibility she then served as a student assistant coach for the 2000 volleyball squad.
Jessica had just as distinguished career in the sport of track and field. In 2000 she was named the Most Valuable Player while participating in the pentathlon, long jump, high jump and shot put during the indoor season and in nine separate events during the outdoor season. She finished 1st in the conference in the Triple Jump and as a member of both the shuttle hurdle relay team and the 800 M sprint medley relay team. She continues to be named in the Top 5 of all-time participants in Baker Track and Field Standings. In 2001 she served as a Student Assistant Coach for Track and Field and placed 4th in Florida State Relays Heptathlon and 5th at the KU relays in the same event while competing "Unattached".
Jessica is married to Canaan Ohlde. Together they have two children, Conner and Greyson.
Brad and Terry Roepke
Brad & Terry Roepke
Both Terry and Brad graduated from Valley Heights High School in Waterville, Kansas where they excelled in football, basketball and track. Following graduation Brad moved on to Highland Community College where he was a two-year letterman and Defensive Player of the year in 1981. Terry went to Coffeyville Community College where he played for legendary coach, Dick Foster, and alongside future Heisman Trophy winner, Mike Rosier. After a promising freshman year, Terry spent a year coaching as he recovered from a serious knee injury as a sophomore.
The brothers were recruited and ultimately reunited at Baker by Coach Charlie Richard where they became the heart and the soul of an outstanding defense that would be developed around them over the next three years. Brad was named 2nd team all-conference and Outstanding Defensive Lineman in 1982 and in 1983 was selected 1st team all-conference, Outstanding Defensive Lineman, 1st team all-district 10 and honorable mention NAIA All-American. As Captain of the Defense, Terry was named to the all-conference team each year, was the leading tackler on the team in 1982 and was the Outstanding Linebacker in 1983. He additionally was named the NAIA National Player of the Week in 1983 for his game against Missouri Valley. A knee injury in 1984 forced him to the sideline for half the season, returning in time for the post-season playoffs.
The 1983 Baker defense anchored by the Roepkes was truly one of the greatest small college defenses ever assembled. Winning conference titles in both 1983 and 1984, the defense scored an average of 4.1 and 5.7 points a game respectively. Records notched by the '83 Cats included: total yards allowed in a game (-19); total rushing yards allowed in a game (-50); total rushing yards allowed in a season (310); yards per rush for a season (.95); safeties scored in a season (6); most wins-regular season (10); fewest loses-a regular season (0); and most consecutive shutouts with (6) (tie).
Both men have volunteered many hours coaching youth and in numerous civic activities in their hometown. Terry is married to Alice and together they have two sons, Alex and Luke. Brad is married to Lynn and they have 5 children and four grandchildren.
Fred Purvis
Fred Calvin Purvis, Jr.
Fred graduated from Baldwin High School. During the summers of high school he participated in Babe Ruth baseball and was a member of the State's runner-up team. He enrolled at Baker in the fall of 1966 and lettered each of his four years in both football, where he played quarterback and safety, and in baseball. In baseball he was a life-time .400 hitter while playing for a different head baseball coach each year. He was named to the All-KCAC baseball squad all four years and was an All-District 10 squad member his junior and senior years. Following graduation he received numerous offers to try-out for professional baseball teams, but due to his draft status he joined the military where he was named the outstanding Training Leader in his Basic Training group at Fort Ord, California.
After his military service he returning to Kansas and joined the Shawnee Mission School district where he taught physical education and coached high school football. In 1974 he changed careers and became an Air Traffic Controller in Olathe, KS. After seven years he returned to his roots in Baldwin City and to the classroom and athletic field where he again taught and coached at the junior high and high school levels. He was assistant coach on both the high school football and basketball teams that took State Runner-up and as an assistant coach in track and head coach of the junior high's basketball team he was part of several league championships.
His own athletic competition didn't stop at graduation as he was constantly involved in softball with local ASA and USSSA slow pitch teams. During his softball career he was part of 7 World Championships, was named the Most Valuable Player once, was the Most Valuable Offensive player twice and was named to the "All-World" team on 17 occasions. In the late 1990's he began throwing the shot putt, hammer and weight in regional and national senior track and field events. He reached the level of All-American in four separate events: the hammer, the weight, the super weight and the weight pentathlon. As a volunteer for Baker he ran the time clock for Baker home football games for nearly 20 years. He is married to Linda Diane Purvis and together they have two daughters, Amy Michelle and Stacy Lynn and four grandchildren. He resides in Scottsdale, Ariz.
William D. White
William D. White
Bill came to Baker after highly successful years in athletics at both the high school and Junior College levels. He graduated from Chanute High School and then went on to play both football and basketball at Independence Junior College where in football he was named to the all-conference team in 1956. In basketball he was selected to the Eastern Division all-conference team and team captain his sophomore year.
He was recruited to play his final two years of college athletics by Coach Karl Spear at Baker. He got his chance to play in his first game and ended up playing quarterback calling the plays, passing, running, punting and kicking extra points and field goals on offense while he ran back punts and kickoffs on special teams and also played in the defensive secondary. He literally led the Wildcats to records of 6-2-1 in 1957 and 8-1 and an undefeated KCAC championship his senior year. For his efforts he was a unanimous choice all KCAC and was additionally selected to the Methodist College All-American First Team in 1958. In basketball he had a 15 point per game average and was selected to the second team All-KCAC team his senior year. He went out for track in the spring of 1959 and won enough points in competition to meet the letter requirement and thus became the only Baker Athlete that year to win letters in football, basketball and track.
Following graduation he coached and had success at both the high school level at Moran and later Horton and Independence and at the collegiate level as an assistant at Pittsburg State (where he earned an MS degree) and later as head coach at Independence Junior College. In 1973 he entered the real estate business and began his own business in 1978. Throughout his career he was heavily involved in civic activities, on boards and as president of the Optimist Club.
He has been married to his wife, Marie for 54 years and together they have three children, Sally, Tim and Janelle and nine grandchildren.


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Thank You, Teacher Card
Show your teacher how much you appreciated everything with this creative card.
Designed by Candace Bunnage, courtesy of Provo Craft®.
Material List
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Using Birthday Bash cartridge and brown cardstock, select Card/Tag feature and cut one 10" "Lion". Score and fold. Cut one block of green cardstock and adhere to card front.
Using Something To Celebrate cartridge and cream cardstock, cut one 1¼" "Banner". Repeat cut, using multi-colored cardstock and Layer feature. Using multi-colored cardstock, press Shift and cut one 1¼" "Banner-s". Repeat cut using Layer feature. Layer and adhere to card as shown.
Using Type Candy cartridge and cream cardstock, select Better with Chocolate feature and cut 1" letters to spell Thank You Teacher. Adhere to card as shown.
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"Your attention please! Thank you for travelling with us! Please fasten your heart seatbelt!" The J.E. Live House takes you on a musical journey with pop-rock sounds with the idol band PASSPO☆!
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PASSPO☆ is a pop-rock band made of ten Kawaii girls. Created in 2009, the band was born from the idea of fans who were members of the blog PASSPO, "the idols who grow up together".
On the themes of the sky and travels, the ten girls differ from other idol bands thanks to their stage performances. Dressed as stewardesses, the members of the band are compared to the crew, their chief to the captain, the second-in-command is the cabin chief and the fans are the passengers.
PASSPO☆: Shojo Hikô by JapanExpoTV
Since they were created, they have given many concerts and taken part in many events, bringing together loads of "passengers" every time.
On March 31, 2010, their first single, Let it GO, was released and then their second single, Hallelujah, on July 14, 2010. Their first album, TAKE ☆ OFF, was released on December 6.
In December 2010, they went on "a marathon PASSPO ☆ Ishimaru Electric SHOP tour" during which each performance was seen as a different country. They changed stage costumes and make-up for every concert. It was very successful and the members of the band are now known as "the idols who travel together".
On May 4, 2011, PASSPO☆ released their first major single, Shojo Hikô (UNIVERSAL MUSIC).
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Zurich offers a wide range of activities to cater to any interest, whether you like shopping, sports, events or cultural and natural attractions. The Mövenpick Hotel Zürich-Airport is the ideal starting point to explore the exciting city that is Zurich.
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Agricultural and Rural Resources and Tools
This page lists resources and tools specifically for the agricultural community. Currently the page lists an online calculator that provides quick, detailed economic evaluation of potential utility-scale wind energy projects and the page links to other Web sites.
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Distributed Wind Site Analysis Tool
The Distributed Wind Site Analysis Tool allows users to input location and terrain information about a potential wind system site in the United States and predict the energy output and environmental benefits of that site. The tool is designed to help potential wind energy system consumers choose the most effective site for their wind energy project.
Distributed Wind Policy Comparison Tool
A Web-based Distributed Wind Policy Comparison Tool and Guidebook helps utilities and policymakers advance the market for on-site wind generation across the nation. The Web tool's financial model measures the impact of various policy combinations on distributed wind turbine project economics and can be used to rank the "best and worst" state markets for returns on investment for various project scenarios.
Wind Energy Finance: An Online Calculator for Economic Analysis of Wind Projects
The Wind Energy Finance (WEF) calculator provides quick, detailed economic evaluation of potential utility-scale wind energy projects. The tool is designed for those who have general experience with project financial analysis but little knowledge of wind projects. Potential users include: state and local economic development officials, rural landowners interested in owning or benefitting from wind energy projects, applicants pursuing 2002 Farm Bill funding for renewable energy projects under Section 9006 and the Value-Added Producer Grant Program, and rural co-op and municipal utility officials. Wind Energy Finance Brochure.


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libphidgets is a user-space access library for the Phidget devices. It provides a generic and flexible way to access and interact with the Phidgets, and comes with all the advantages of a user-space library. It is based on libhid (which is based on libusb), thus it requires no HID support in the kernel. Furthermore, it aims to support all operating system supported by libusb/libhid: Linux, BSD, OS X, and Windows.
UnitConverter MIDlet provides easy unit conversion (length, volumes, etc.) on Nokia Series 40 mobile phones primarily, but is compatible with any J2ME CLCD-1.0 (or higher) device (basically all modern phones). It was developed using Nokia J2ME development tools together with Eclipse. Currently, only the Nokia Series 40 quick-access keys and 128x128 pixel display are supported; on other devices some keys may be cumbersome to access and the display layout look weird, but the software should work on most devices out there.
CellarBoss provides a simple way to manage your wine cellar. It lets you easily update your database and includes printable reports. It uses an embedded Derby database so no separate database server is needed. The reports are created using Jasper Reports and can be printed and saved in many formats including PDF, HTML, Open Document, and XLS.
Deduplicator is a simple and efficient data deduplicator that works by hard linking files that have the same content. It is ideal for reducing the size of backups. It can save and restore intermediate results, so you can run it in a few short intervals, and allows you to review changes before they are committed to disk.
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Sjogren's Syndrome
- Home
- Health Info
- Condition Detail
(Primary Sjogren's Syndrome; Secondary Sjogren's Syndrome)
- Primary Sjogren's syndrome—occurs alone
- Secondary Sjogren's syndrome—occurs with other rheumatic conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma, or lupus
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- Viral infections
- Environmental factors
- Heredity
- Hormones
Risk Factors
- Sex: female
- Age: 40-60 years old
- Other rheumatic or autoimmune diseases
- Certain gene markers
- Red, burning, itching, and/or dry eyes
- Dry mouth
- Difficulty swallowing
- Loss of taste and smell
- Dry skin, nose, throat, and/or lungs
- Swollen salivary glands
- Severe dental cavities caused by dry mouth
- Oral yeast infections
- Vaginal dryness
- Skin rashes
- Joint pain, swelling, and stiffness
- Muscle pain
- Fatigue
- Blood vessels
- The nervous system
- Organs such as the lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, and thyroid
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
- Lip biopsy
- Schirmer test
- Slit-lap examination
- Artificial tears, artificial saliva, and vaginal lubricants
- Pilocarpine—ocular and oral dryness
- Cevimeline—requires less frequent dosing than pilocarpine, may cause nausea
- Aspirin or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- Plaquenil—antimalarial drug with anti-inflammatory properties
- Steroids
- Methotrexate—a steroid-sparing agent
Lifestyle Measures
- Mild exercise can help relieve stiffness in the joints.
- To help relieve dry mouth, sip liquids often and suck on sugar-free candies.
- Brush, floss, and see your dentist regularly. This can help to prevent cavities.
- Use unscented moisturizers to help relieve dry skin.
American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association http://www.aarda.org
Sjogren's Syndrome Foundation http://www.sjogrens.org
Alberta Health http://www.health.alberta.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
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Kassan SS, Montsopolous HM. Clinical manifestations of Sjogren's disease. Arch Intern Med. 2004;164:1275-1284.
Papas, et al. Successful treatment of dry mouth and dry eye symptoms in Sjogren's syndrome patients with oral pilocarpine: a randomized, placebo-controlled, dose-adjustment study. J Clin Rheumatol. 2004;10:169-177.
Pertovaara M, Korpela M, et al. Clinical follow up study of 87 patients with sicca symptoms (dryness of eyes or mouth, or both). Ann Rheum Dis. 1999; 58:423.
Ramos-Casals M, Tzioufas AG, Font J. Primary Sjögren's syndrome: new clinical and therapeutic concepts. Ann Rheum Dis. 2005; 64:347.
Sjogren's syndrome. American College of Rheumatology website. Available at: http://www.rheumatology.org/Practice/Clinical/Patients/Diseases%5FAnd%5FConditions/Sj%C3%B6gren%5Fs%5FSyndrome. Updated July 2012. Accessed August 15, 2013.
Venables PJ. Management of patients presenting with Sjogren's syndrome. Best Pract Res Clin Rheumatol. 2006;20:791-807.
What you need to know about Sjogren's syndrome. Cleveland Clinic website. Available at: http://www.clevelandclinic.org/health/health-info/docs/0200/0220.asp. Accessed August 15, 2013.
Revision Information
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