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Waterscape Beachfront Condo W/ Amazing Gulf View in Fort Walton Beach
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Our beachfront condo has two master bedrooms, sliding glass doors w/ gulf views, flat screen TV's, ceiling fans and large bathrooms w/ garden tubs, double sinks & separate walk-in showers. The bunk room has twin size bunks. The family room has a flat screen TV, a sofa sleeper, ceiling fan & glass door that leads to our 200 square foot balcony. The condo comfortably sleeps 8. A laundry room is located next to the kitchen. Our full kitchen and breakfast bar with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances is equipped with everything you will need for family meals. Each rental includes an amenities package with discounts to local restaurants attractions. We also offer free beach service which includes daily set up of beach chairs and umbrellas (seasonal only).
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Dec 1, 2012 - Mar 1, 2013 .......$175/night...$900/week
Mar 2, 2013 - Mar 15, 2013 .......$243/night...$1600/week
Mar 16, 2013 - Apr 5, 2013 .........$275/night...$1758/week
Apr 6, 2013 - May 24, 2013 ..........$243/night...$1545/week
May 25, 2013 - Aug 9, 2013 .........$397/night...$2595/week
Aug 10, 2013 - Nov 1, 2013 ..........$243/night...$1475/week
Nov 2, 2013 - Feb 28, 2014 ..........$175/night....$900/week
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Can't wait to see you at the Frolic. I'm madly finishing my sweater for the event now (and... don't hate me... hoping for a bit of a chill in the weather so I can wear it...). I can't wait to see the heart sweater pattern. I think it will make my short list.
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I'm going to the Frolic mainly to meet you!
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I just got an HTC 8x, and was under the impression that the front facing camera was a wide-angle lense which would be good for Skype. However, the camera is anything but wide angle in Skype! It is in fact very narrow...has anyone else looked into this? Is it a Skype issue? What is the deal?
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Thanks! - 01-26-2013, 12:50 AM #2
Hmmm lets hope when the final version of Skype of wp8 is released they fix that though I gotta check to see if what ur saying is true :)
Went From a IPhone 3G (2008) to a Samsung Galaxy S w/ CyanMod.. ICS 4.0 (2010) to a HTC 8x (11/17/12).. To a Nokia Lumia 925 (7/26/13) - 01-26-2013, 07:26 AM #3
Hrm...when I use Skype with my front facing camera the folks on the other end see it as a wide-angle shot. However, when viewing the person I'm talking with they are very narrow on the display and there's no way to zoom out. Is that what you're talking about? If so it's nothing to do with the 8x camera.
I tested it communicating with Skype Desktop, and Skype-Metro for Windows 8. If you are saying it's widescreen when talking to someone on Windows 8 and you are using the Metro app, it is just zooming in on the image to make it widescreen (which means a lot of the image is cut out and the quality is poorer). Try skyping to someone on desktop Skype and ask them what the image looks like, on my HTC 8x, they see the same "portrait" picture that is shown on the phone. It is definitely not sending a widescreen image, it isn't even square! It is portrait (the shape of a phone screen).
Try turning the phone into landscape mode. Also the Skype app is still in beta and still occasionally causes system problems.
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Do All Nursing Programs have an Entrance Exam and Waiting List?
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Posted over 6 years ago The Nursing Program at the community college in my area requires that you take an entrance exam. Admittance into the programs require that you are ranked based on your score and your grade for each course taken. Then there is a year wait before actually starting clinicals It seems that this is such a long process, are all school this way? Or is there another way I can go about this? Would love to hear other's experiences with the entrance exams, and overall process of getting their ADN. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I see you live in Delaware, huge nursing shortage on the east cost. Not enough instructors. I do not know if you live in a small town, but Delaware is a small state. That rank thing just does not sound right. Yes it is a hassel to get into any college especially nursing school. But really you should just have to take a generic math and Lit placement exam for the college (not nursing program). Best thing to do is start taking pre-reqs (make sure they are transferable from an advisor) and apply to 3-4 different programs. There maybe a wait list for all the programs. Hey you live near Maryland, they are receiving a grant for nursing education. There is an article on this site about it, check it out. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Thanks Kat!
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| Posted over 6 years ago I live in MA. and this past semester they added a placement test for acceptance into the LPN program. It is called a TEAS test or Test of Essential Academic Skills. I posted a question about this a couple of days ago and received no replys so I guess it is not that common. They also raised the grade minimum to B from C, I think that both of these are a good idea but its just another test to me and it stinks. I have heard of these schools that go by ranking status rather than place on waiting list, it seems to me that they can choose who they want to get into the program, that would be scary to me. Are there any possible schools outside of DE. that you could attend, just a thought. Good luck. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Hey, I live in Flordia and we have an awesome nursing program here at the local community college. Entry into the program requires you to obtain points, and yes an entry exam. The point system requires you to take courses that have nothing to do with getting an AA in nursing, their reasoning is they want you to be a more well rounded student. HOG wash! One section of 'POINTS' is employment in a health related field for at least a year.Oh and it can't be answering phones in a doctors office. This requires you to get vocational training as a CNA or Phleb, you get the picture. I've been trying to get in for three years. Now if you are wealthy you can get into accelerated 18 mo. program, yes w/an entrance exam, and 400.00 per credit hour, but as a 45 yr old woman with six kids, three still at home, this is just not within my reach. My prayers are with you, Good luck, it could be worse. Susan from Brevard Co. Flordia |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I live in TX and when i was looking into nursing schools all of them here required you take the NET or their form of the NET and along with your grades, essay it played a part into you getting in. Most schools here have a waiting list, like the uni i attend when i was applying to it they had said make sure you apply early or else you get placed on a waiting list till space becomes available. As for the ADN program my cousin just finished it and she had to take the NET also @ cleopatraslair the TEAS you are speaking about when i first graduated from HS I started attending community college they made me take that exam, it was like an entrance exam into the colleges/universities system all Texas higher forms of education have to do it. Here in additon to that we have to take the Nursing entrace test (NET) |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I just received my acceptance letter from a local Junior College. The only test that I had to take was the ACT. I took 2 classes (Inter. Algebra, Comp I) in the spring 07 and A&P I in the summer. I am currently taking A&P II, Nutrition, Pschology, and Comp II. I was told several times that I didn't have enough "points" to get in in the Spring 08 semester. However, I was accepted. I think that God worked it out. Good luck and God bless to all. Kevin from Mississippi |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Thanks to all who posted! I just found out that the name of the entrance test is NET and they suggest a study guide sold at the Baron's , and on Amazon. The classes that are used for ranking are Pre reqs for nursing - so at least that will save some time. They apply points according to your grade, So I guess I better get straight As- UGGH. And they said they give preference to Delaware Residents. It is shocking how hard it is to get in. It is great to have found this site though- it is a wealth of information. Good luck to all those who are applying and COngrats to those who have been accepted! Kirkikese_woman How did your cousin find the NET? Was it difficult? |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I had to take an entrance exam to get into an LPN program. However, I also started a week later. I don't know if this was because it is a Technical school or not. They told me, and I have asked several times, that it is an associates program. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago deanalynn said: I had to take the NET also to get into the BSN program. Its not a hard exam, bone up on vocabulary words, you are going to be reading alot of paragraphs and anlaysing them, math was mostly easy algebra, percents and some biology stuff. Good luck on the Exam..Im sure you will do GREAT on it. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I just took the NET last night. Make sure you order the official study guide called The NET, The Hobit and The Help from Education Resources (though I think they sell it on Amazon too). |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Thanks for the heads up guys! Will be looking into the study guides Katherine mentioned. OH ! I hope I do good, can use all the good luck given. I bought the Barrons Cliff notes, before realizing that the reviews were not that great on the book. By the way Good luck Katherine - keep us posted on your results! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Thanks! Oh, and if you go to the ERI website, you can also order an online NET practice test for $15. The actual test is very similar. I thought the math was very basic but the reading comprehension can be tricky. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Here in the SLC area, there is no entrance exam i have heard about but the waiting lists are up to six years...2013 at the school I am at |
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| Posted over 6 years ago HI, I'm here in VA and all of the nursing programs here require that you take an extrance exam. I took the TEAS. You have to score high enough or the school I am currently attending will not let you enter the RN program. They have reanges for the Math, English, Reading and Science portions of the exam and your scores determine if they let you even apply for the RN or LPN program. I placed high enough for the RN program, but I know others who didnt. Hope this helps... |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I am a CNA here in PA looking to enroll in an LPN Program. The problem I am running into is that a lot of the schools I come across are now closed. Can anyone in the Philadelphia area give me a couple schools to look into. They definitely are not listed here. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago i live in NJ. Can anyone tell me the best way to survive nursing school. im considering starting out as a LPN and see if its for me then move up to RN possibly or if i like LPN i can stay there with less responsibility. Is this something you can do and work full time? how did all of you sucessful nuring graduates work and balance out school? and most importantly understand the math? |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Hey, Im not in NJ but I just wanted to say I dont think LPN's have less responsibility than RN's. Because right now Im doing my clinicals and he hospital we go to they rotate their charge nurses every week to different staff members and so far out of the 9 weeks we have been there about half of the charge nurses were LPN's while the other half had BSN.
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| Posted over 6 years ago Hi. I live in NC and am attending a local community college taking the LPN curriculum. It was difficult to get into the program, they have only 20 slots and alot of the girls that were in the RN program last year were placed into the LPN slots because they flunked out of RN school. You gain entrance into either the RN or LPN program based on academic points. For example, you receive points depending on the letter grade received (A=4 points, B=3 points, etc.) Only certain courses count towards your points, like microbiology, psychology, abnormal psychology, algebra, etc. The really unfair part is your high school diploma counts for less points than a GED. So someone who has quit school, and went back and got a GED ranks better point-wise than a person who graduated with their class. Another real disadvantage is that the instructors at this particular college leave a lot of the groundwork up to the student, so its basically self-taught. Not the ideal situation, but its all there is around here! |
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| Posted over 6 years ago I am in my first year of nursing at a community college in NC. i was on a waiting list for 2 years...now they have done away with that list next years students with have to take the hobbit test and will get points from it and there grades of other course they have took, along with work experience points. I was lucky I miss all of it. But I do feel it helps to get the best of the best in to the programs and I feel that is why they have started to do this. |
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| Posted about 6 years ago deanalynn said: Deanalynn, I have taken the NET and to me it is pretty difficult because it is a timed test. Which many of us can agree that is so stressful. There are 3 main sections: Basic Math, Reading Comp., and Language Arts. Then they have sections as stress/time management and social skills or life skills, which personally I feel its my personal business. But what actually counts is the math and reading for a percentile of higher than 50. I live in New Jersey and in my community college that is one of the requirements to get into the nursing program. Others are your gpa and how many prerequisites you have earned. I didnt earn enough points for this Spring class but I am trying again for Spring of 2009. |
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| Posted about 6 years ago HI Lenix, Where is the SLC area? That waiting list is crazy. |
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| Posted about 6 years ago All of these postings make me very thankful I got into LPN school so easily. Of course it is a diploma program, not an associates degree. Still, I found out when they first decided to offer a night class in Practical Nursing and was the first to get my name on the list, I am sure it did not hurt that my scores on the Compass Test were much higher than the minimum and I was already an Alumni at the school. Still, it has gotten progressively harder. Now if a student fails a class, they have to retest and get back in according to their scores. My daughter was fortunate to get in with no problems, but being fresh out of high school her scores were higher than mine. Some classes 90s were required to pass on competency tests. 75 is the bare minimum to pass any test or class. I can see why they only want the best students because it is such a hard course. However, the things so many of you are saying you went through are beyond competitive. No wonder we have a nursing shortage. |
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| Posted about 6 years ago Jazz915 said: Salt Lake City, Utah...yeah it is crazy...so crazy that i changed my major to business...get this; The University of Utah - a Division One school, enrollment of 26,000, graduates 5,000 every year, can only take 50 nursing students once a year...pathetic, am i right? I can't even begin to express how angry it makes me. My school takes 70 every semester, by lottery and the waiting list is out to 2013 |
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| Posted about 6 years ago Those of you that spoke about the TEAS test......how hard was it? Do you have any great study guides you recommend? I'm taking it in January. Thanks! |
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| Posted about 6 years ago I am attending the ADN program at a technical college in WI. There is no entrance exam, but there was a wait list. After getting my wait list number, I waited two years to officially enter 'The Program'. This wait gave me just enough time to complete the general program requirements (Communications, Anatomy & Physiology I & II, Psych Classes, Microbiology-all required to be 'C' or better.). Getting those classes out of the way before entering the program was a big help & a big relief! We were also required to take the CNA class prior to entering the program. We were told that beginning next semester we will be required to have a minimum of 79% on our tests. (Our school takes 24 students for each program each year (24-LPN, 24-ADN).) |
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| Posted about 6 years ago My class took some "warm-up" tests on the site http://www.atitesting.com. I noticed that if you click on Students and roll your mouse over the photo displayed there are TEAS resources (mainly for purchase). There is a FAQ section that looked interesting. Hope it helps someone. |
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| Posted about 6 years ago I live near Cincinnati, Ohio and after taking over 3 years of classes at a community college I found a school that was jsut about to open back in October. I applyed and was interviewed and accepted so fast that it left me stunned. Not only did I not have to take an entrance exam because I had gotten a 26 on my ACT, but I also just started on monday(28th) straight into my clinicals. So if anyone lives in this area and is looking for a nursing school, you should call Galen College of Nursing. Alicia |
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| Posted about 6 years ago At my school, you only need to take the prerequisite classes before you apply to the nursing program proper... however, there are so many applicants that, if you don't get all A's, they choose the entrants via random lottery. Sounds kind of stupid to me, but the registrar insists it's to "level the playing field." Good luck! |
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| Posted almost 6 years ago thanks to all of you for posting your experiences .i only have a question that i hope someone can help me with.i live in va, and i wanted to enroll to the lpn program .little did i know that there was a test to take before enrollment,so i took the test but i failed the test twice.i did pretty good the second time than idid the first time without any studies for the test since i did it in the same day.i now found out from this discussions that you can actually prepere for the test bybuying a study book.my question was, is there a limit to how many times you can do the test in a given period of time. |


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March 2013
- Alumni Association announces award recipients for 2013
- Students reflect on interterm experiences
- Two Lincoln programs at Kauffman Museum
- Concert Choir on tour this month
- Classic SLR cameras needed
- Grandparents' names sought for visit day
- What (in the world) are you doing?
- Mark your calendar for Fall Fest 2013 and 2014
Alumni Association announces award recipients for 2013
The Awards Committee of the Bethel College Alumni Association has announced this year's award recipients:
Young Alumnus Award
Co-recipients of this year's award are Sherilyn (Graber) and Will Ortman, Marion, S.D. Sherilyn graduated in 1998 with a major in music and completed a German major the following year. Will graduated in 1999 with majors in music and psychology.
Both are accomplished musicians -- Will as a composer and conductor, Sherilyn as a conductor, accompanist and piano teacher. Will's oratorio, "Jesus the man, the Christ," was performed at the 2003 Mennonite Church USA convention; another original oratorio will premiere this Easter. Sherilyn is also a freelance writer and a communications associate with Advancement Associates LLC, Bellefontaine, Ohio. In addition, the two do organic farming and are involved in local rural revitalization, with Will giving presentations regionally. Both are very involved with church activities and the annual community Schmeckfest.
The two will be the convocation presenters and receive the Young Alumnus Award on April 12.
Distinguished Achievement Award
G. John Dick, Claremont, Calif., graduated from Bethel in 1961 with majors in physics and mathematics. In a postdoctoral research fellowship at Caltech, he developed the technology for a superconducting heavy ion accelerator constructed at SUNY Stonybrook. Dick joined NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., in 1986 as a member of the technical staff, advancing to principal staff in 1997.
His projects with NASA include work for the Deep Space Network, which communicates with NASA's deep space missions, including those to Mars and Saturn, and the Voyager, Galileo and Cassini missions that brought back photos of the moons and rings of the distant planets. He developed a cryogenic clock for the Cassini mission that uses a synthetic sapphire as the resonating element and also served as project scientist for an experiment in the Low Temperature Microgravity Physics Facility, being built to take experiments in fundamental physics to the International Space Station.
Dick will receive the Distinguished Achievement Award at the Alumni Banquet on Saturday, May 18.
Outstanding Alumnus Award
Justina Neufeld, North Newton, graduated from Bethel Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing in 1955 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Bethel College in 1957. Neufeld was a leader in nursing at the forefront of the community mental health movement, and continued in leadership roles at Prairie View and in regional mental health. She has written and presented papers regionally and nationally.
Neufeld served with the Paraguay-Kansas Partnership Program, the Newton community has honored her for her work, and Prairie View has named a student scholarship for her. She is also the author of the book "A Family Torn Apart," about her trek out of Russia as a girl during World War II. Neufeld will receive the Outstanding Alumnus Award at the Alumni Banquet on Saturday, May 18.
Complete articles about the recipients can be found on the Bethel College Website and in "Bethel College Context" magazine and public media.
Students reflect on interterm experiences
Six recent Bethel news articles reveal the life-changing value of the college's longtime interterm travel experiences.
Julie Wedel, a junior from Peabody, reflects on the cultural diversity she experienced in the class "School and Community: Chicago." In it she says, "A story that stuck with us was that one of the upper middle-class neighborhoods, to this day, does not allow African Americans to live there."
Social work major Jennifer Scott, a junior from Newton, was part of the group that went to Mexico for the class "Social Development and Social Justice." "There were things we had seen that we did not understand. . . . Despite these feelings of hopelessness and unfairness, I also experienced joy and happiness. I speak minimal Spanish, but most times, it didn't matter, because laughter and love are the same in all languages."
Sophomore Angelina Adame from Newton describes her experience in Costa Rica. She concludes by saying, "The most common phrase I heard used in Costa Rica for greeting, farewell or to express excitement was '¡Pura vida!' which, literally translated, means 'Pure life!' For me, these will forever be the defining words for my memories of Costa Rica. . . ."
Julia Miller, a senior from Hesston, starts her report humorously by saying, "There were three life lessons I experienced during interterm in Germany, where we visited more than 10 cities in two-and-a-half weeks."
Junior Marike Stucky from Moundridge went on the "History of East Central Europe" trip. In her reflections, she says the course "enabled students to grapple with complex historical, political, religious and social issues and to understand how history affects the way people live today."
And, sophomore Ben Kreider and his grandmother Sara Regier '57, both of North Newton, saw added benefits to going on the Jerusalem Seminar trip together. Although the two planned the trip independently, each was pleased to discover the other was going.
Two Lincoln programs at Kauffman Museum
In connection with the traveling exhibition "Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War," Kauffman Museum will host two Sunday-Afternoon-at-the-Museum programs, both at 3:30 p.m. at the museum.
On March 3, William Rich from the Washburn University School of Law, Topeka, will speak on "The Gettysburg Address: Lincoln's Framework for a New American Constitution." On March 10, Brian Craig Miller, Emporia State University, will present "The Tattered Lincoln Photo Album: Lincoln's Likeness and Image in History and Memory."
The exhibition and both programs are free and open to the public. "Lincoln" will be on display through April 5.
Concert Choir on tour this month
All alumni and friends of Bethel are invited to hear the Concert Choir when it sings in 12 venues throughout five Midwestern states during spring break this month. The student musicians will sing in Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois March 15-24.
William Eash, professor of music, conducts the choir. Dale Schrag '69, director of church relations and campus pastor, will travel with the group, as well. Log on to the Bethel College website for additional info about the tour, along with a schedule of performances.
Classic SLR cameras needed
Do you have a single-lens-reflex (SLR), 35-millimeter film camera that's just lying around collecting dust, but is still in good, working condition? If so, donate it to Bethel for students to use.
The Visual Arts and Design Department has an active program that still offers film photography to approximately 20 students each year. By using film rather than digital technology, students learn the foundations of photography, such as the interplay of light and shadow in black-and-white images. The SLR feature permits the student photographer to view through the lens exactly what will be captured when they take the picture.
"Ten years ago students were able to borrow cameras from family members, but this is becoming more difficult with each passing year," said David Long, professor of art and chair of the department. "I love teaching film photography and working in the darkroom and would hate to see us switch completely to digital technology. Your donation would really help us out in the coming years."
If you are interested in donating a camera, please call Long at (316) 284-5223 or e-mail details to email@example.com. Thank you.
Grandparents' names sought for visit day
This year's Grandparents Day is scheduled for Friday, April 19. The popular one-day event is planned and hosted by the Student Alumni Association (SAA). More than 100 grandparents and guests attend each year.
So that all grandparents of current students might receive an invitation, parents as well as grandparents are asked to e-mail the following to email@example.com by Monday, March 11:
(1) name of current Bethel student,
(2) name(s) and address(es) of the student's grandparent(s) and great-grandparent(s) who would appreciate receiving invitations.
Other guests are welcome to accompany grandparents who may need transportation or assistance while on campus. If needed, family may also e-mail a request that grandparents NOT receive an invitation due to health or travel concerns (they may be on the invitation list from the past).
For more information, contact SAA advisor and director of alumni relations Dave Linscheid '75, 316-284-5252, email@example.com. Thank you.
What (in the world) are you doing?
The alumni office invites all alumni to keep Bethel up to date with information about what they're doing throughout the world -- marriage, job change, addition of a child, recent accomplishment, award, promotion, graduate school, retirement, and so on. The updates are useful as college personnel compile "Class Notes" for "Bethel College Context" magazine, consider outstanding graduates for Alumni Association awards, plan networking events or regional alumni gatherings, seek speakers for convocation and other lecture series and involve alumni in other ways.
In addition to alumni personally submitting information, parents, grandparents, colleagues and friends of alumni are encouraged to submit information about alumni who have made recent changes or done notable things. (Sometimes Bethel alumni are too modest to send in their own information.) This may be in the form of a magazine or newspaper clipping, company announcement, web broadcast, e-mail or written note.
Alumni may submit their own information via the Bethel website. Other individuals as well as alumni may e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or mail items to Office of Alumni Relations, 300 East 27th Street, North Newton, KS 67117.
Mark your calendar for Fall Fest 2013 and 2014
Mark your calendar now for this year's extended Fall Festival weekend, scheduled for Oct. 3-6. It will begin with Taste of Newton Thursday evening, Oct. 3. The traditional Fall Fest fair on campus will be held Saturday, Oct. 5. Other activities will occur Friday and Sunday.
Looking ahead to 2014, Fall Festival will be later than usual, Saturday, Oct. 18 -- the first weekend in October with a home football game, as scheduled by the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. Taste of Newton will take place Thursday evening, Oct. 16.
The last weekend of September 2014 was another option, but conflicted with the Bethel College Corporation meeting and did not allow time to rehearse for a musical and to have sufficient financial data to present to the Board of Directors, which meets in conjunction with Fall Fest.


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I am four months post op from breast augmentation. I am able to feel the entire bottom of breast implant at the crease of my breasts. I am scared that way my breasts look I am either having the bottoming out effect or the double bubble effect. Is this an occurence in either complication?
Breast Augmentation Bottoming out or Double Bubble Effect?
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Being able to "feel" the implant at the inframammary crease level is normal especially in thin patients and especially with saline implants. This is not bottoming out or a double-bubble.
"Bottoming out" occurs when the implant descends below the crease and the breast loses its fullness in the upper pole as it settles into the lower pole. If you have a crease incision, you will see it riding up onto the lower pole of the breast.
A "double-bubble" occurs when the inframammary crease is lowered to form a new crease farther down and the old crease retains a memory and creates an indentation across the lower pole above where the new crease forms.
Both of these problems can be treated but sometimes they aren't easy to fix.
Thank you for your question. Bottoming out refers to the Breast Implant dropping low under the breast and creating the appearance of the breast mound below the Nipple-the Nipple -Areola appears too high on the breast. With Bottoming Out of the Breast Implant however, the Inframammary Crease-the fold beneath your breast is intact.
The Double Bubble Breast Implant occurs when the Inframammary Crease is violated and the Breast Implant slides below the crease. This creates a second area of fullness below the crease on side view-a second bubble. The Inframammary Crease appears on top of this second bulge instead of below the breast as is the normal case.
See your Plastic Surgeon for an exam.
Web reference: http://drseckel.com/surgical-procedures/result-oriented-breast-augmentation-breast-enlargement/
These complications have occured, however it is difficult to diagnosis without an examination. If you are unhappy with your results or if you feel something is wrong or does not look right, you need to contact your doctor. He will examine you and determine if either of these are happening or if you are a thin patient, you will be more likely to feel the implants more than other patients.
If you are unsure about your results dont hesistate to contact your doctor, it is best to address your concerns as soon as possible.
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It's difficult to know without an examination, but both bottoming out or a double bubble can happen after breast augmentation. On the other hand, if you are thin and had saline breast implants, the edges of the implant can be felt (this can sometimes occur with silicone implants, although it's less common).
I would discuss your concerns with the surgeon who performed the procedure, and if needed, seek a second opinion with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your region. If everything is ok, this will at least alleviate your concerns. If not, either problem can be improved, but depending on how severe the problem is, it may not be corrected completely.
It sounds like you are just palpating the bottom of the implant. This is very common with saline filled implants. With a light blot of the fingers you can feel the bottom edge of the implant.
Thank you for the question.
It is not common for patients to be able to feel the "the bottom of the breast implants" when the breast implants have fully settled. This does not necessarily mean the breast implants have bottomed out or that there is a double bubble present.
One of the most common complications after breast augmentation surgery is implant mal-position. This occurs when the implant is in an incorrect position on the chest wall. This may include incorrect position of the implant superiorly ("riding high"), inferiorly ("bottoming out"), medially ("symmastia or uni-boob") or laterally (falling outward into the axilla).
It would be in your best interest to be examined by your plastic surgeon in person.
Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/procedure_breastrevision.htm
An exam or photo can answer your question. Bottoming out is due to the lower part of the breast stretching out and the nipple may rise and look high. A double bubble occurs with a subpectoral implant that goes too far below the breast fold with the normal breast sitting on top of it producing the double bubble appearance. See your plastic surgeon for an exam.
Its hard to decide without photos but as a rule of thumb both bottoming out and double bubble are breast appearence problems more than implant palbability. Share some photos or visit your plastic surgeon. If your breast looks great chances are you do not have either.
All the best,
Dr Repta
Web reference: http://aaaplasticsurgery.com
"bottoming out" is the term used to describe the condition which occurs when the breast tends to look as if it has descended on the chest wall after previous surgery, whether the surgery involved implants, a lift, or a reduction. In the case of "bottomed out" implants, sutures can often be placed in the lower pole of the breast to re-elevate the breast on the chest wall. This is called a capsullorraphy and can achieve excellent tresults in the correction of "bottomed-out implants.
Yes, feeling the implant at the bottom of your breast can occur with both bottoming out and the double bubble complication.
Web reference: http://www.bodysculptor.com/breast-surgery-chicago/
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.