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Communication has changed so much over the years, hence so has cheating. It is easier than ever to cheat now"
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The Welshman finished one shot behind home favourite Patrick Reed in Florida courtesy of his best performance on American soil
Woods put his back problem well behind him to shoot the round of the week and put himself in contention for an eighth WGC-Cadillac Championship
Graeme McDowell was level with the card, and four other players, including countryman Rory McIlroy and Wales' Jamie Donaldson, as the former US Open champion showed almost peerless control in the tricky conditions
McGinley played under Torrance and holed the winning putt at The Belfry in 2002, while Smyth was a vice-captain to Ian Woosnam for the record-equalling win at the K Club in 2006.
The pair both finished eight under alongside Ryan Palmer and Scotland's Russell Knox, while Welsh star Jamie Donaldson had finished nine shots adrift with a final round of 75 at Palm Beach
Former world number one Rory McIlroy moved to within touching distance of his first PGA Tour title since 2012 as his third-round 69 sent him into the final day of the Honda Classic with a two-shot lead
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Having won £3m in under two years in Europe and ending 2013 in a career high fifth spot on the Tour money list, Pontypridd-born Donaldson is upping sticks from his new home Cheshire for eight events in America after his first round exit from the WGC Matchplay in Arizona this week
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Although Los Angeles isn't a walking city by any means, temptations still abound. It's a city full of beautiful people with beautiful strollers. The eye-candy appeal of watching a svelte, celebrity mom pushing the newest Quinny Buzz or Bugaboo Bee sells the ultimate consumer fantasy. The glamour of the newest stroller exponentially increases when it's considered hot by the hot moms.
I am helpless when confronted with a particularly sharp-turning swivel wheel or one-handed fold. But acknowledging this weakness, and appealing to a higher power or a sympathetic friend whenever these urges strike, have kept from veering from the path to recovery.
I know that I'm not alone in my addiction, and hopefully my experiences can help others out there who are silently struggling with stroller addiction.
Signs of stroller addiction can include any or all of these behaviors. Ask yourself these questions:
If you're having trouble finding storage for all your castoff strollers, this is physical, tangible evidence of stroller abuse. Do find yourself tripping over a stray wheel every time you maneuver in your house or is your backyard/garage/storage shed packed with cobwebby strollers?
Does each new stroller purchase start with a feeling of euphoria and optimism? Thoughts such as, "This time will be different. This stroller is the ONE." Yet in a month's time, when the honeymoon is over, you continue to follow the same destructive pattern of disillusionment which throws you into the handlebars of yet another stroller.
Do you go out of your way to check out other strollers at the store and give them a test ride, even though you don't need one? This may seem like innocent and harmless fun, but who are you kidding? Sampling the wares is the first step to purchasing. Alternatively, checking out a friend's stroller and giving it a test spin is also a dangerous red flag.
Do you habitually flip through baby catalogs, peruse websites, magazines, baby registries or any literature where strollers may be advertised?
Even when you're out pushing your newest trophy stroller, you fantasize about other strollers you encounter.
Do you hang out in playgrounds, parks, jogging trails, baby conventions, and amusement parks where you're likely to see a variety of strollers?
Are you embarrassed by your consumer consumption and all the wasted money on unused strollers?
Do you disguise your roving eye from your friends and family? Do you ever pretend your stroller is broken or sabotage them in order to justify purchasing a new stroller?
If you answered yes to three or more of these questions, then chances are you are a stroller addict like me.
One of the most important aspects to recovery is recognizing that finding the mythical perfect stroller is about as futile as finding the perfect mate. No single stroller is going to be perfect and be all things at all times. It's essential to evaluate your lifestyle and to accept that you may need two or three strollers with very specific functions to meet your perambulating needs, instead of chasing after everything with wheels.
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A cheap, umbrella stroller for quick errands is a must-have in your stroller rotation. Something lightweight and compact for airports, but not so pricey that you'd be heartbroken if it was damaged or lost. (Check out our Umbrella stroller showdown!)
For longer hauls, that pricey Bubagoo or Peg Perego is the SUV of strollers. Something with adequate sunshade and substantial, shock-absorbing wheels and a fully reclining seat, will keep your little one comfy and preserve your sanity. And depending on your activity level, you may also want a more rugged jogging stroller for hikes and runs. But that's about it. Unlike shoes and handbags, a girl really doesn't need (need being the operative word here) more than two or three strollers in her carefully edited collection. See our High end stroller showdown here.
If anyone out there is struggling with, or watching helplessly as a loved one suffers from stroller addiction, please seek professional help immediately – and confiscate those credit cards!
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Good God - do you ever stop to think all the extra crap you are creating in this already polluted world by being a "stroller-addict"? Get over it, buy one good one & that is enough - surely!! One good stroller should last 2 -3 kids. Peg Perego an SUV stroller - you must be joking - the wheels are tiny! Try Steelcraft, Silver Cross or Mammas & Pappas.
Hahaha this is definitely me! As a mom of 3, I've gone throught ATLEAST 6 strollers and find myself constantly wanting more. I like ones with lots of storage but don't take up much space and fold up easily. Since my youngest is 6 months, I'm thinking I can get away with buying one more before he gets too big!
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| Posted over 6 years ago When I was born, I spent my first 3 months in the NICU having been born at 27 weeks. I then spent many years in and out of doctor's offices and hospital. Had surgery at 2.5 yrs old to repair a bilateral ingual hernia. Had a tendon transfer at 14 to be able to get external shoulder rotation b/c of a brachial plexu unjury (www.ubpn.org) due to the traumatic birth. Had jaw surgery to help with an overbite (the doctors broke the jaw in 5 places and re-set it). Then in 2004 I was paralyzed from the breast bone down due to Transverse Myelitis (www.myelitis.org). So after all this, I finally decided to do what I had ALWAYS wanted to do and become a nurse. One year to go, God willing!
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| Posted over 6 years ago oops.. that should be http://nurse-to-be08.blogspot.com ! we should have an edit feature... |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I became a nurse after working as a nurse's aid for two years and realizing that I was working harder than most of the nurses and getting paid less. I guess you mean why did I get into nursing to begin with - I like the hospital setting and being on my feet rather than stuck in an office all day - now that would be real hell!!! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I first took the nurse's assistant course when my husband was getting out of the military because there were jobs in the paper all the time. I have been a nurse's assistant since '92. I have wanted to be a nurse for a long time after working with nurses. I have been working and working toward an Associates since 2003 and will graduate in May 2009 with the help of God. I also took a phlebotomist course in '03. I enjoy nursing and have worked with a few good nurses and several not so good nurses. Nursing school has given me a new respect for those that I thought weren't so good. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago When I was 17, nursing was chosen for me by my mother, even though I had wanted to work with animals.Needless to say, I dropped out, got married , had kids, and divorced; and then getting a nursing degree didn't look so bad to me anymore. At the time, I needed a dependable job with which to support my kids.
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| Posted over 6 years ago My experience was similar to countrygirl''s - I grew up in West Virginia. When I graduated high school I was very lost about what I wanted to do, but I knew I wanted to get the hell out of West Virginia. I moved to Seattle to get away from it all, and worked as a CNA for two years, before realizing that RNs were doing less and making more than I was. So I applied to a ADN program en route to my RN. I've never regretted it, and I don't know what I'd do if I wasn't nursing. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I originally wanted to be a teacher. I started doing home care for this old man. I use to assist him with his medication, and health care appointments. I started taking classes toward my ADN degree back in 1999. I completed a CNA program a Los Angeles Trade Technical College. I didn't like nursing at first, because I worked at a convalesent home the first 14 months after graduating from CNA school. I dropped out of college and went to computer school for 1 1/2 and got hire as a Admintivstrated Care Partner at UCLA Medical Center. That is where I decided to go back to college and continue my preriquisites for the RN program. Yesterday, I completed my last preriquisite to enter a RN program. It took me almost 8 years on and off, but I continued, thats what's matter. I'm not a nurse yet, but this apply's to me deciding to choose nursing as a career. I am a proud mother of three beautiful daughter. I currently live in Los Angeles California. I've worked as a heathcare provider for almost 10 years. I am curently in school to pursue my MSN in nursing, and wants to work as a pediactric nurse, in public health. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago i become a nurse because studied so hard and enjoyed every duties i had in different hospitals in the city.. being a nurse is really my dream..when i was a kid , i used to play w/ my friends and i play as the nurse... when i finished high school, i enrolled in the UNI w/ the course of BSN...i had a great time during the 4 years of my study..as a student nurse.. so when i graduated i review immediately and took the licensure exam dec.2006.. i luckily passed the exam even i was always absent and late in my review... but even though i was, i strive my very best and pray at the same time .. after the release of my license,, i review for the ielts.... |
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| Posted over 6 years ago My maternal grandmother who helped raise me in my teen years was a retired RN. I decided to take nursing with the thought that one day I can help take care of her with the same nursing skills and love that she gave every one of her own patients. I saw in my grandmother a professional and an angel. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Well, I am not a nurse as of yet but I am a CMA. I decided to get in the field when my father died from cancer. I had been in hospitals and met a lot of nurses but the hospice nurse was special to me. I think she cried more than I did when my father died 5 years ago. Well that started me on my way and now I want to be a nurse !! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I knew I always wanted to work in medicine, so I researched all types of jobs and careers. When I joined the Army in 1997, I signed up as a laboratory specialist. My job choice translated well in the civilian world and it's currently what I'm doing now while in my last year of nursing school. I really enjoy the laboratory/pathology scope of medicine, but after 10 years, patients just became a medical record number or critical value that I had to report. I wanted to put a face to my medical experience and chose nursing because of the educational opportunities, various scopes of practice, flexibility and pay. I'm really happy with the choice that I made and look forward to branching out into forensics, death investigation, and private consulting. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago This is a great post idea. I was actually looking to see if it was already a posted because I was curious about other people's stories...
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| Posted over 6 years ago Hello everyone: My mother suffered from diabetes all her life so seeing someone self inject, I was always comfortable around syringes and not afraid of what she was doing even though I didn't understand it at the time. It's when she almost had her leg amputated and we had to have someone from the Wound Care Center come out and worked what only God can call a miracle, I vow to return that favor to someone one day. My mom has all her extremities today thanks to the wonderful nurses that came every day to take care of her wound. I now perform Hospice service to families throughout FL. I LOVE what I do, It's who I am. Do you know how wonderful it feels to know what your'e calling in life is? For we are all called to do something great no matter what title you hold; for none is greater than the other. If you are in the buisness of healing, enhancing, enriching someone's life, you are on the right road, I know at times you may feel the immediate reward is few; but hey, I always say "you can get your glory now or get your glory later", me; I want mines later! PS: Way to go Marieke, we need more angels like you on our team! PS: meals, I'm pretty sure your grandmother's angel qualities has been passed on to you! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago my Mom went to nursing school but did not finish and always regretted it. I always wanted to be a nurse and was planning to go to nursing school after high school graduation but I became pregnant first and back then you couldn't go to school and be pregnant (the dark ages) so I had to quit school. Later, my 3 yr. old daughter was diagnosed with Leukemia. She lived for 1 more year. During that year, she was in and out of hospitals constantly. We had alot of good nurses. After her death, I decided to become a nurse to help others the way I was helped. It took several more years but I got my GED and went to nursing school became a nurse. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Charlita, Way-to-go! You are a fighter. The world's always in need of angels my friend. When you extend yourself to that capacity; even after suffering personal tragedy yourself and still want to help others is a God-given gift in itself!. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago To become a nursing brother at St John of God, Hospital - North Richmond, NSW Australia. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I was in LPN school in 2005 when I went into renal failure. I had always wanted to become a nurse, so I was devestated when I had to drop and be put on chemo for 6 months. I found out that I had lupus. I worked so hard to get into that program. My doctor had given me a choice of school or work. Since I knew that I was going to be having some medical bills, I had to choose to work, because I could still go to work even if I wasn't feeling too hot from the chemo, because I got to sit down. I didn't want to wait the 15 months to get back into the program when he finally released me to go back to school, so I chose Medical Office Administration. Even though I fell in love with the program, something was missing. I is my destiny to become a nurse, so I told myself that if I stayed healthy the 2 years it would take me to finish my Medical Office Administration degree, I would finish my nursing degree, but I have chosen to go ahead and get my RN instead. I have not had a flare up in two years, so I am starting the process of applying to the program again. I wouldn't give this profession up for the world. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I had always been a secretary. After moving to Texas, I was desperate for work and went to a placement agency. The counselor asked me how tall I was (5'9") and told me I should "go talk to this oral surgeon". I was thinking "Why an oral surgeon?? Does he need a secretary??" Turned out he wanted someone with no experience in the field of oral surgery so he could train as a surgical assistant from the ground up, his way. Plus, he was 6'6" and needed someone tall so the surgery table could be high! I worked for him for a year, loved-loved-loved it. My husband then got transferred to Germany, and while I was there I decided to apply to nursing school. That was 1989, I graduated in 1993, and here I am! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago IT has been my dream job since i was a kid. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago As of yet I am not a nurse... in fact I am not even in the medical professional at all. But now that there is a strong possibility of being laid-off due to outsourcing I have been re-evaluating my career goals and what I'd really like to do. Nursing was the first thing that came to my mind but decided to sit back and think about why I wanted to nurse. Was it because I wanted to be a nurse as a child? Is nursing a fulfilling profession? What kind of nursing would I want to pursue? During my self-evaluation I discovered that my desire to nurse ran strong and deep. Caring for people... make them feel the way I've felt as a patient when being cared for by a nurse that is dedicated and compassionate and competent. I want to be those things for others. My ultimate goal is to become a forensic nurse where I could have a part in helping those who have been victimized and playing a part of their becoming a survivor... and a thriver instead of remaining a victim. So it is with this goal in mind that I actually look forward to being unemployed so as to focus on a career that will be rewarding and fulfilling. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago My experience started with a very special aunt, who I got to visit for 5 minutes in CCU. Wow, I was in awe of all of the tubes and beeps. She, God rest her soul, had IV's in her scalp, feet and anywhere else you can put one. I thought that was the coolest thing I had ever seen! I became a CNA, worked like a dog for about 5 years, then became a QMA, worked for another 4 years before finally becoming an LPN! Now I am working full time and going to school full time for my LPN to BSN, and sometimes I feel as if I will never get there! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Need a job, so I took a 6 week course to be a unit secretary...easy. Then I watched these people working all around me making MUCH more $$$, and I thought...hate school, but I can do ANYTHING for a year...thi s will be the ticket...25+ years later still an LPN, and loving it (most days!) I worked hospice for 10 years before coming back to the hospital...THAT was awesome. Best job I ever had. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I have known since I was 12 years old that I wanted to be a nurse. I just have a caring spirit and a compassion for people. But I did not get my career started until late in life.Eventhrough I had this dream of becoming a nurse, my dream had to go on the back burner for years to raise my kids. I became a CNA and worked as one for 17 years before becoming a nurse. While being a CNA I'll just watched and observed a nurses role. Nurses that I work with observed my work duties and would always "say you should be a nurse" or "you will make a good nurse". With lots of encouragement from them I finally went back to school and became an LPN, and I'm glad that I did. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago When I was 10 my parents got divorced and I moved with my mom into my grandparents house. Shortly there after my grand father died r/t a burst aneurism in his brain. At the time I decided had I been a brain surgeon I could have saved him (I watched a lot of dougie houser MD). So, for the longest time, I wanted to be a surgeon. When I was in high school I started to really look at all of my options in healthcare and what each job was like. I came to the decision that I didn't want to be a doctor. I wanted to treat patients and not diseases. I kind of fell into nursing and after shadowing a few really awesome local nurses I just fell in love with the profession. I graduate in May 2008 and can't wait to turn around and share my love of nursing with others and bring more into the profession. |
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| Posted about 4 years ago my mom went to nursing school and didnt finish. she always regretted it. i got into the medical field as a nurse/lab asst at a clinic when i was 19. i worked there about 6 months and then i went to school (2003) to start my prereqs for nursing. i got married the next year and got accepted to the ADN program. Our first son was born the second day of the second semester(jan 2005) so although devasted I chose to drop out to stay home with him. I applied again in 2007 but did not get in but I did get accepted to the LPN program so I did that and graduated july 2007. so now we have 2 boys ( 5 and 18 months), I work part-time/PRN for a home health and I am getting all my stuff lined up to apply to the LPN-ADN bridge program. SO maybe next year I will be an RN. |
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I am nurse mainly because of my sister. My sister is an ward assistant in a third world country. Even though she attend school for 2 year and holds a certificate in midwifery. I gained new respect for her when I watched her deliver a baby in the midst of a hurricane. Two months later when the mother took the child for her check up, the doctor asked her where the child was born, she relayed the story to him, and my sister was praised for the job she did. The child was healthy, had no issues, and was given a clean bill of health. I was very impressed and vowed to become a nurse someday. After attending school in the day and working at nights as a CNA. I finally graduated with a BS in nursing. So for all your aspiring nurses, don't give up. The course load is difficult, and the days are long, but is is doable if you truly want to be a nurse. |
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| Posted about 4 years ago At risk of sounding completely corny, this is truly from the heart. I have wanted to be a nurse for as far back as I can remember. I don't believe in coincidences but rather, God acting 'anonymously' and putting things in your path. So I consider nursing to be a 'calling' because too many things 'fell into place' and my path was clear. Right down to the financial aid which was provided by the State of GA (still is) and service cancelable. For all of the shortages, insane managers, crazy doctors and other aggravations it has been an incredibly interesting and rewarding ride. I have seen and done things that others cannot imagine unless they are also in the field. The money, generally has been good but in reality I get my 'strokes' from the satisfaction that comes from knowing that you made a difference for someone on a given day. Sometimes you get a nice note or even homemade cake/cookies or flowers from a patient's family (it is the Southern thing to do!) but the real gift is what you feel inside from knowing that you used your skills, knowledge, talents, humanity to make somebody feel better or pass away in peace and without the pain that most of us fear. The work is never the same and you never know what is going to roll in the door. I often would tell my family that this is not the kind of job that you turn off on Friday afternoon and turn back on Monday morning. I hated being away from them when I had to work holidays, weekends, etc. but would remind myself that the patients and families would rather not be there either. Most of us have, at some point made the comment 'I could write a book'. In reality, truth is stranger than fiction and probably nobody would ever believe it was nonfiction. I did not encourage either of my children to follow in my footsteps because of the mess that I lived through with unsafe staffing, stress, etc. over the past 33 years but now I am finding that my son is a caring, feeling individual who is finding no satisfaction in his current business job. Although he has a business degrree with honors, I am thinking seriously of encouraging him to look at perhaps a therapy field such as PT or OT. My daughter is a teacher in a very socioeconomically depressed county and she also finds satisfaction in her work with a very diverse population of K-5th graders. Many are from broken homes, drug-using, abusive, poorest of the poor households and showing them what they can do for themselves through the beauty of art is a wonderful thing. She also makes a difference. So now I am almost finished with a BSN at the tender age of 51. I have no idea what I will do with it but am confident that my path will be laid before me, as it always has been, when the time is right. |
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| Posted about 4 years ago initially I became a nurse because I wanted to financial take care of my kids on my own, but now I realize that I enjoy taking care of people and I feel good that I can make a positive difference in someone life |
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| Posted about 4 years ago When I was a kid I wanted to be a veterinarian, then I worked as a vet tech for several years. I left the field did all kinds of other things. I got married, had a child and my husband was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I realized that I really wanted to be in health care whether it was with animals or people and after researching found out that the stability of health care for people would offer me the security, fullfilment and security that I couldn't get in an animal hospital. |


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C.O. Tittle, 93, departed his earthly life on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. He and his wife of 72 years, Beatrice Harvill Tittle, were fortunate to live in their own home together until his death. Mr. Tittle was born in 1920 in Saline County. He was the first son of the late Omar and Ethel Ewell Tittle and was the last living member of his immediate family. Mr. Tittle served in the Army during World War II and returned to Benton to work at Reynolds Metal Co. for 32 years as a supervisor in production.
Ambrose Davis "Dave" Bridges, 93, of Benton died Feb. 8, 2014, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Little Rock. He was born May 7, 1920, in Campbell, Mo. Dave was a retired fire captain with the Benton Services Center. He served in World War II in the U.S. Army (6th Infantry, 1st Armored Division). He enlisted in 1938 and served until 1941 at which time he was honorably discharged with the rank of sergeant. He re-enlisted in 1941, serving until 1945 when he was honorably discharged with the rank of corporal.
Frankie Witham, age 86, of Benton passed away Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014. He was born July 8, 1927 in Benton. Mr. Witham was a U.S. Army veteran, a surveyor for International Paper and of the Jehovah's Witness faith. He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Bessie Witham; his wife, Lissie Witham; and several brothers and sisters. He is survived by two daughters, Barbara Ausbrooks of Hensley and Janet Blankenship of Conway; a son, Jessie Witham (Bonnie) of Leola; a sister, Mary Russell of Benton; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Richard Allen Bredensteiner II, 21, of Benton passed away on Feb. 6, 2014. He was born March 12, 1992, in Little Rock to Richard Allen "Pete" and Melissa Meree Bredensteiner. He was a Marine infantryman with India Company 3-23 U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, was employed by his father as a muffler man and was a graduate of Harmony Grove High School in Haskell, where he played as wide receiver on the school's first football team. He was a certified nursing assistant at Arkansas Health Center in Haskell. Richard was an avid gamer and outdoorsman and had a passion for wake-boarding.
Bill Snyder, 74, of Benton passed away Friday, Feb. 7, 2014, at Stagecoach Nursing & Rehabilitation in Bryant. He was born Jan. 23, 1940, in Marvell to the late Wiley Ferman and Maudie Caviness Snyder. Mr. Snyder was a residential contractor and a member of First Baptist Church of Benton. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Jewell Snyder; and one brother, Mack Snyder.
Mary McDade Stonebraker, age 92, of Traskwood passed away Feb. 6, 2014. She was born Sept. 3, 1921 in Tinsman, Ark., to the late Charles and Ollie Blackledge McDade. Mary was of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Carl R. Stonebraker; a daughter, Patricia Stonebraker Proppe; one sister; and five brothers.
Clarence E. "Buck" Drennan, 87, of Malvern passed away Friday, Feb. 7, 2014 at Alcoa Pines Nursing Home in Benton. He was born June 6, 1926, in Benton to the late Johnny Joseph "Purt" and Ada Jenkins Drennan. Mr. Drennan previously retired from Alcoa as a sheet metal mechanic and foreman and was of the Baptist faith. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two wives, Wanda Lee Cloud and Sue Rayburn; and two brothers, Leonard and Alfred "Hoot" Drennan.
Donia "Moma" Camp, 81, passed from this life to her heavenly home on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014. She was born Jan. 22, 1933, to George and Viola (Hill) Lemons of Bauxite. "Moma" Camp, as she was known for 27-plus years to many patrons of Bullock's Market in Benton, always served her special love to her customers. With heartfelt compassion, she'd welcome her friends: "Hi, Hon!", "Sugar, can I help you?", "Come back, Hon." (Just to mention a few.)
The Saline Courier and the Saline County Striders have teamed up to bring news and information related to running each Monday to the newspaper. Running is a growing activity in the county and interest in how to get started or finding others who run has increased. Chris Hall, chairman of the Striders, and Jonathan Young will be coordinate articles about recent races, the benefits of running and other information related to the sport. Photographs and race times of participants will also be part of the project.
BRYANT – After the Bryant Lady Hornets came up with the upset victory over their Benton counterparts, the Hornets couldn't duplicate the feat as the Benton Panthers swept Bryant this season and took the Saline County Shootout trophy with a 73-60 win over Bryant on Wednesday night at the Hornets' Nest in Bryant. "The good thing about it is, number one it was a sweep of Bryant," Benton Coach Dwaine Fishburn said, "number two, now we're in sole possession of first place, and number three, we're defending conference champions."


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Israel is Israel and the United States is the United States. They really can't be compared, at all.…Read More It's ridiculous, what they're doing with Homeland Security regarding the Boston Marathon. Ben Franklin had it right when he said "Those who give up liberty for a modicum of security deserve neither."
I also might add that Israel and the United States are two totally different places. Israel has had their security policies in place for a reason (not withstanding their inappropriate and brutal occupation of West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem, which they have to end, in order to survive.), plus they're also a much smaller country than the United States. The United States, on the other hand, has never had enemies right smack on its borders, is much, much bigger than Israel, and we're being stupid by putting up security that's totally unnecessary.
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JAN. 15, 2013 — It's a common refrain of Jewish educators: How do we successfully engage our young students in the spiritual and religious aspects of Judaism?
The Shoolman Graduate School of Jewish Education at Hebrew College thinks it has at least one answer: Godly Play, an innovative educational method that introduces young children to the notion of God and spiritual wonder through storytelling, guided by the use of artifacts and symbolic objects.
Though Godly Play is not new — a version based in Christian theology was developed some three decades ago by lawyer and theologian Jerome Berryman — it has only recently been adapted for use in Jewish school settings.
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The Rabbinical School of Hebrew College has received a three-year, $290,000 grant to greatly expand, enhance and integrate the school's curriculum in chaplaincy, counseling and pastoral-care training.
The grant will enable the Rabbinical School to significantly enhance three core elements of its training program: clinical pastoral education, an intensive 12-week summer program that gives students hands-on experience in caregiving; Ikvotecha, a monthly program in which students explore and nurture their spiritual lives by working closely with rabbis and therapists; and course work in pastoral counseling, life-cycle counseling and mourning and loss.
"Today's rabbis are called upon to respond to individuals at some of the most difficult and intimate moments in their lives," Rabbinical School Dean Sharon Cohen Anisfeld said. "No matter the...
A noted educator and author and a leading Boston businessman and real-estate developer were elected Tuesday to the Hebrew College Board of Trustees.Sara Lee, former director of the Rhea Hirsch School of Education at the Los Angeles campus of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, and Gregory L. Stoller, president of the real-estate holding company Coolidge Plaza LLC, took their place on the board after a vote of the full body last night. Their election brings to 23 the number of Hebrew College trustees.
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Board chair Susan Ain said she looked...
Hebrew College's president and the dean and the rector of its Rabbinical School today were named to The Daily Beast's list of America's 50 most influential rabbis for 2013.President Daniel Lehmann, Dean Sharon Cohen Anisfeld and Rector Arthur Green were selected as a group at No. 14 on the list, which was compiled by a panel of executives at the online publication. This list comprises rabbinic leaders from across the denominational spectrum and includes pulpit rabbis, educators, organizational leaders, activists and scholars.Green, the Irving Brudnick Professor of Philosophy and Religion, has been named to the list every year since it was established, in 2007. Anisfeld appears for the third consecutive year, and Lehmann makes his debut in 2013."We're honored to be recognized and in the company of so many important American Jewish leaders...
Hebrew College on Wednesday honored three outstanding civic leaders and two partner institutions for their ongoing work in advancing Jewish learning and leadership in Greater Boston and beyond.During the college's annual spring celebration at Gann Academy in Waltham, Mass., President Daniel L. Lehmann conferred the following awards:
An honorary Doctor of Humane Letters to George Krupp (pictured), co-founder and senior partner at Berkshire Property Advisors and a member of the Hebrew College Board of Trustees. "George has been one of the great champions of Jewish education and arts," Lehmann said. "His leadership and generosity have reshaped the landscape of Jewish learning in Greater Boston."
The Hebrew College Award for Innovative Leadership in Jewish Pluralism to Lisa and Neil Wallack, philanthropic leaders on behalf of Jewish...
Rabbi Sidney Schwarz will speak at Hebrew College on Wednesday, May 1, about his new book, "Jewish Megatrends: Charting the Course of the American Jewish Future." The event begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Dining Hall. In anticipation of his appearance, Schwarz sat down with Rabbi Or Rose, director of Hebrew College's Center for Global Judaism and a contributor to the book, to discuss the highlights of his research and findings.
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Best-selling author Anita Diamant will address the graduating class of 2013 at Hebrew College's 88th morning commencement exercises June 2 at Congregation Mishkan Tefila in Chestnut Hill.
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Hebrew College will grant rabbinical and cantorial ordinations, master's degrees, bachelor's degrees and certificates to 67 students at morning exercises. During afternoon ceremonies, the college will award degrees to 66...
Drawing on the words of the great Jewish sage Rabbi Hillel, best-selling author Anita Diamant urged Hebrew College graduates Sunday to take a "fearlessly inclusive" approach to teaching fellow Jews the words and meaning of Torah.
"Rabbi Hillel said, 'Teach everyone,'" Diamant told a crowd of approximately 250 graduates and their guests at Congregation Mishkan Tefila in Chestnut Hill. "Teach everyone, because there were many sinners of Israel who were brought nearer to God by studying Torah and from whom descended righteous, pious and honorable people.
"I would add, 'Teach for the beginner — and teach with a beginner's mind,'" she said. "This does not mean dumbing anything down, it means staying in touch with the amazement and awe of learning Torah for the first time. It means thinking outside the "bimah" (platform), thinking outside the...
Hebrew College and Andover Newton Theological School have received a three-year, $600,000 grant from the Henry R. Luce Foundation to continue their pioneering work in the area of interfaith learning and leadership and broaden their collaboration to more fully include members of Boston's growing Muslim community.
"We welcome this investment in the interreligious laboratory our schools have created," said Nick Carter, president of Andover Newton. "The world is desperate for leaders who can be true to their beliefs and yet effectively navigate the challenges of religious difference without suspicion, hate and violence,"
The two schools are partners in the Center for Inter-Religious and Communal Leadership Education, a nationally recognized collaboration to prepare religious and ethical leaders for service in a religiously diverse society....
Next month's High Holy Days services at Temple Reyim promises to be a family affair.
The Hebrew College family, that is.
Rabbi Daniel Berman, a 2010 graduate of Hebrew College's Rabbinical School, will lead his first Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services at the Conservative temple in West Newton since being named senior rabbi there in June. Rabbi Daniel Lehmann, Hebrew College's president since 2008, will serve alongside Berman as cantor.
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