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Its called nes hard for a reason.
Glad i gave up on the wii u version and picked it up on ps4 back when it released for everyone else first.
I bought the game and thats it. Couldn't be less interested in the amiibos nor the over priced adapter. There is nothing wrong with the pro controller's. While i like the gc controller a lot, not that much though.
I gave up on the wii u version awhile ago. Ill just be getting it for ps4.
I had one of these growing up. It was great but battery life was horrible.
I hope for a release date on the quarter xenoblade chronicles comes out
It most definitely doesnt need a price cut. Try next holiday
Another game im just going to get on ps4 instead. Its ashame.
On push square it got a very meh review. http://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/ps4/pier_solar_and_the_great_architects
Ill buy it for slow times in between games im waiting for to come out. Looks decent
He didnt even show any of Genesis good games. Wasn't really a good video. .02
@LDXD its not much different than real time rpgs or any other non turn based fighting game. I just finished shadow of mordor. Liked that a lot. Its not that i dont like free range battle. I just thought the game wasnt great. I finished what they had to offer in the demo. Deleted it and wished i hadnt bothered. I didnt think i was going to like it. I was right.
Just because i have an different opinion than a lot of the people on this topic doesnt mean i have to like every game like this. I like fps but i dont enjoy every fps. I would urinate on destiny if it was a person on fire. Im sure im going to like hyrule warriors. Catch my drift?
I tried the free demo yesterday. While it seems put together well, its not for me. Rather play turtles in time or the simpsons. Wouldnt give it a 9. More like a 6-7. .02
@Grumblevolcano i didnt research the game that much. I have no idea. @jariw that gives me a much better idea. Thank you sir. Seems worth it
Whats game play time roughly to beat it? Not wanting a 100% complete time. Just the average 50ish % complete? Not buying this if its only like ten to fifteen hours. At least not anywhere near $60.
@Giygas_95 cup of life noodles.
Im not interested in the game at all but since its a free demo ill try it if it comes to the US.
I had zero interest in this. I like the pro controller's a lot. However if I have an itch for ngc or its controller's I still have my gamecube if i really wanted to hook that up, but ill just use my wii with my ngc controllers if i want. Sure its not with smash for wii u but, no big deal too me. Im not that hung up on the ngc controllers.
That was great.
I guess im one of the few that couldn't care less about these. They dont do enough to warrant their cost or need to purchase.
Its not like the ps4 or xbox version is doing very well right now either. 900p and 30fps is not very good. However they seem to be holding the ps4 version back so xbox doesnt look so much less capable
Couldnt care less about dlc usually. I gave up on wii u version when the delay was announced. I got it for ps4 instead.
I gave up on this version when they delayed it. Got it for ps4.
I really would love to see xenoblade remade. That is ridiculously nice looking
@Maelstrom agreed. Glad to see they aren't treating this like xenoblade chronicles this time.
Id probably buy one of the new xl's once it comes to NA if xenoblade follows it. I love xenoblade.
shulk would be amazing
Ive always had a Nintendo system since nes. However since the original playstation, ive had a Nintendo, playstation duo ever since. Hell at one point I had Nintendo, sega (dreamcast), playstation set up. Before that it was nintendo and sega for me. I personally didnt miss out ever. I happened to be fortunate
I dont know any game thats "magical" but its arguably the best fighter.
Hopefully online. Id like to be able to play with some of my zelda loving friends that dont live near me anymore. Especially my friend stationed in Germany.
Then dont use it. I have zero interest in using it. So I dont. Bam, nothing ruined.
The amiibos are pretty neat but dont do enough to interest me to buy any. Not sure how they could do more to interest me. Maybe its my age. Not sure
Give us a real lufia sequel dammit. Also id probably buy this.
@Kyloctopus thats ridiculous statement. If you have a problem with it dont play it. It doesnt get more simple than that.
I dont see a problem. Its not anywhere close to dead or alive with what they do with their female characters. Bouncing large boobs etc
@Diddy_kong there is a reason for that. One is I don't have enough games yet that need online to care to pay for playstation plus. Second I only play team death match. Not really interested in the others so I dont feel like im missing out in people to play with online. I havent had a bad experience with online for cod on Nintendo to care. Third Im not super worried about the best graphics.
Sucks. Id have bought it for wii u. Guess ill get it on ps4. I couldn't be less interested in splatoon.
Thats a shame. I had planned to get it for ps4 but would have been nice for us wii u owners to have it as another game.
I can't even imagine what he went through let alone his family through this.
@RainbowGazelle I first tried monster hunter tri for wii. It was horrible. I don't get it either
I like my copy of blops 2 and ghosts. I did take a break from both to play other games. Just started back up on ghosts.
Id probably buy a wii u copy.
Ive been a Nintendo guy since the year the nes came out and have been since. Owned every home console and a few of their handhelds. When sony came into the picture ive had their consoles next to my Nintendo ones since. I gave xbox and 360 a chance. Hated em. They just never had the exclusives that interested me other than forza. Sony got all the other games i liked and then some anyway so I had zero use to keep the xbox systems. Ill never have a reason to be interested in the xbox brand. Personally I find the quailty control of their systems is less than to be desired.


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Sold! Kristen Leonard, Certified Nurse Midwife, is exactly who I want with me when I deliver this baby. She hugged me when we met, and she talked to Theo like he was a regular person, not a small child. My husband, Nathan, and I asked her questions -- he focused on the what-to-do-in-case-of-an-emergency while I asked about postbirth cleanup and if she does baby footprints. (She assured us that it would not be crime-scene messy and said we'd have to order a footprint kit ourselves if we wanted one.) She tells us what she's capable of handling (she brings an oxygen tank to every birth, is trained in neonatal resuscitation, can stop hemorrhaging, can suture vaginal tears, and can give IVs) and what she's not able to do (C-sections or other surgical procedures, administering pain medication). She tells us when and why she's had to take patients to the hospital (often a patient has changed her mind and wanted pain meds). And she asks us questions -- not just about my pregnancy but about the stress and excitement of adding to the family. She wants to know us. After she leaves, Nathan says, "I love her." Plus, the tumbleweeds of cat hair rolling through my apartment didn't seem to faze her one single bit.
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Date night. Steak. Holy heaven, it was so good. And Nathan and I finally got to really talk about this baby. Between work and toddler wrangling, we haven't had a moment to bask in this pregnancy at all. We talk about Kristen and how comfortable it seems. We talk about how this pregnancy is what we'd imagine it's like to run the Boston Marathon for the second time but with weights strapped to your ankles. The fanfare is gone, and the race feels longer and harder. A homebirth would be a nice reward at the end of it all. And it'll give my little No. 2 fanfare of his own. He deserves it. Why should Theo be the only one with a great birth story?
February 9
There's no turning back: I called my ob-gyn and dumped her. Said I picked a hospital closer to home. Bad, but I didn't want a lecture. I'm not dumb. I know what people think of homebirth. I might as well braid my armpit hair and breastfeed the whole neighborhood.


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Incredibly, Congress's proposed health-care reform plan risks skimping on anesthesia. According to one of the health-care bills in Congress, H.R. 3200, the public option would reduce reimbursement for anesthesia by over 50%.
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I am shocked that no one is commenting on the potential impact of President Obama's Healthcare reform. As many of you may be aware, under the current proposals, payment of Anesthesiolgists and CRNAs will be a Medicare rates which are about 30% the level of private insurance. My state Anesthesiologist association projects that the bottom-line affect for most anesthesiologists will be a 50% cut in reimbursement. It is a foregone conclusion that in order to compete with the government option, private insurers will drop their reimbursement to the same levels as government.
Now Mr. Orzak, President Obama's budget director, states that there will be further 20% cuts in physician reimbursement in the future. This means that an Anesthesiologists or CRNAs income will be cut 60%.
- 0Mar 21, '10 by adrianmonki'm still interested in becoming a crna that doesn't really turn me off if the pay is cut. i'm still undecided though becoming a pt has always been in the back of my head
- 1Mar 21, '10 by AberdeenWhat I would like to see now is how many nursing students will still want to be a nurse if CRNA pay is cut by 50-60%. It seems like 90% of all the other students I encounter all say the same thing, "I'm going to be a CRNA."
- 1Mar 22, '10 by ItsTheDudetoo many in health care have been riding the gravy train too long, welcome to reality.
- 0Mar 22, '10 by classicdame Guideit will eventually happen to nursing all around. Face it, the govt cannot pay for more people to be included in the system without slashing costs somewhere. MDs are already facing 20-25% decrease. I am sure hospitals will have to settle for less too, which means all of us will do the same. More patients, less money.
- 0Mar 22, '10 by PostOpPrincessDropping that pay to that amount with the tremendous liability that comes from the job....
I don't see it happening without severe consequences..i.e. people NOT becoming anesthesia providers.
That's soooooo much liability and lawyers go unchecked.
- 0Mar 22, '10 by Screen nameEveryone should be turned away by this. Pay should not be near the top of any nurses list of "reasons why", however, CRNA school can cost anywhere between 30-60k, before books, rent, child care, food, etc. This kind of cost will need to be addressed by NA schools as well as the upcoming move to doctrate degree- 60k for school to get out and make 70k isn't appealing.


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and will have a far stronger schedule if they win out. if they go undefeated with who they have left, FSU has no business being ahead of them
OU and they face Oklahoma State. That's 2 quality wins compared to one for FSU if Baylor wins out. Plus Baylor face Texas which would be FSU's 2nd or 3rd best win.
All those al golden lovers a few weeks ago, please stand up.
Duke take a knee..show some mercy and don't put up over 50 on these poor guys.
Duke with a rub it in field goal, awesome.
I guess it's a good thing we are not playing Duke this year.
It won't happen with the humans but I wouldn't argue against Baylor if they won out. I just don't think they deserve to be ahead of FSU right now. FSU's schedule has been better, to this point.
It will help Miami more .. ahh nevermind.
It will be far and away a better schedule by the end. FSU's is crap. Stop trying to sugarcoat it.
You can assert with certainty all you want. It won't make any difference lol.
if Baylor wins out you will be crying. FSU's schedule is WORTHLESS
Baylor finishes with TTU, TCU, OSU, and Texas. Coupled with their win over OU, if they win our they will have a far better schedule. FSU has played no one and will play no one but an overrated Clemson team
You can assert with certainty all you want. It won't make any difference lol.
btw, nice try with the quick edit to try and take away the typical A-hole clown post. You scum sure are brave when your team is winning.
Not necessarily. Baylor will need some help in the human polls. A couple more Miami losses wouldn't hurt though. Ohio st is hurting Baylor and will split that 3rd place vote some. Maybe they both can eat into fsu enough that the computers will put Baylor ahead. Need Miami to lose to UVA since fsu doesn't play them and Clemson to lose to sc.
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If they win out, they will have 2 wins against ranked teams (Okl State and Oklahoma) while FSU will have wins against 1 or 2 ranked teams (Clemson and possibly the ACCCG runner-up). Under that scenario, Baylor would have the better schedule but that won't make a difference to the human voters which make up 2/3 of the BCS.
They have been hyping Bama/FSU since October and they aren't moving Baylor ahead. I know you want them to and you're going to stick to that script on this forum because you hate everything FSU but that's really the reality...unfair or not. People believe FSU is the 2nd best team, and the best threat to Alabama.
Didn't Miami win the ACC in Basketball
Now Duke may win it in Football
Al Golden missed his calling, he shoulda been a car salesman. He is full of more BS and this town is finding out the hard way.


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|1 year ago :: Aug 05, 2013 - 3:37PM #61
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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is for good men to do nothing."
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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is for good men to do nothing."
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|10 months ago :: Mar 18, 2014 - 9:57AM #64
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37 And this gospel shall be preached unto every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people.38 And the servants of God shall go forth, saying with a loud voice: Fear God and give glory to him, for the hour of his judgment is come;
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On December 14, 1985, my wife and I were privileged to attend the dedication of the Seoul Temple.
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He told us that President Hinckley was concerned for the safety of the saints in Korea.
He said the day before, President Packer and Elder Eyring had gone up to the Demilitarized Zone, the border between North and South Korea, and had performed a priesthood ordinance which placed guardian angels at that border. He told us that because of our faithfulness in attending the Temple, we would be protected.
I don't know if I was more surprised to hear that there were actually guardian angels at the border, or that there was a priesthood ordinance to put them there. One Korean stake president, asked Elder Packer, "How long will they be there?" His answer was, "As long as they are needed, and you are faithful in your Temple attendance." Now I knew we were safe for I had heard the promise twice.
In 1996, President Hinckley came to Korea on his way to Hong Kong to dedicate the Temple there. He held a regional conference in Seoul which we attended. During his remarks at this conference, he made reference to the Temple promise, and said he was going to change it. He told us that we now needed to attend the temple faithfully, and also appreciate it. He told us that we were all being protected by the Lord because we had done as we were told. This was the third time I had heard the promise and the second time from President Hinckley's own mouth.
I know this promise is true. I have seen events happen in conjunction with my job, in which many times the experts have been confused as to why the North Koreans did not attack. I know it is because they cannot. As a member of the U.S. Air Force, part of my job is to help protect the Republic of South Korea from attack. I feel as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, I can do more to protect South Korea by attending the Temple. As long as the saints in Korea attend the Temple they are protected.
I have been so blessed to not only witness the Prophet of the Lord proclaim this great promise, but also have been here to see the fulfillment of those words."
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Sariah... a noble name from LDS Scriptures:
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Total LDS World Church Membership 15,082,028
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The tenth Article of Faith of the LDS Church begins, "We believe in the literal gathering of Israel and in the restoration of the Ten Tribes . . . " One aspect of the restoration of those tribes is that a highway will be "cast up in the midst of the great deep" for their return (D&C 133:27). Let us consider just what that might mean. Ten of the twelve tribes of Israel were taken into captivity into Assyria over seven centuries before Christ. They did not return, and have become known as the "Lost Ten Tribes" of Israel.
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Merry Christmas all.
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Brian Kinnaird, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Chair, Department of Criminal JusticeDirector, Criminal Justice Online
Dr. Kinnaird has nearly two decades as a scholar-practitioner in the field of criminal justice. He grew up in Salina, Kansas and began his career as a deputy with the Ellis County Sheriff's Department in Hays, Kansas. During his police tenure, Kinnaird served as a jail officer and certified law enforcement officer holding assignments in patrol, investigations, field training, defensive tactics and tactical team operations. He was also a guest use of force instructor at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center. Dr. Kinnaird served the Hays community for ten years.
As an academic, Dr. Kinnaird is formerly tenured as a department chair/assistant professor of justice studies at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas and department chair/associate professor of criminal justice at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Kinnaird is widely published in a variety of peer-reviewed outlets and has an active training and research agenda.
Dr. Kinnaird earned his B.A. in sociology (1997) and M.L.S. in justice studies (1999) from Fort Hays State University and his Ph.D. in human services/criminal justice (2004) from Capella University, Minnesota. His doctoral dissertation on police misconduct and risk management was published by the International Journal of Police Science and Management.
Jill KlaassenPart-Time Professor of Religion & Philosophy
Gail Konzem, M.S.Chair of Education Department Professor of Elementary Education
Gail Konzem has been a professor of education at Bethany College since 2006, and now serves as Chair of the education department.
Konzem earned his master's in educational administration from Kansas State University and his bachelor's in education from Marymount College, with majors in music education, K-12, and elementary education, K-6.
He joined the Bethany Faculty after serving the Salina Public Schools as a teacher, elementary principal, and middle level principal.
In 1980, Konzem was named an Outstanding Young Educator, has been actively involved in educational initiatives, and has served on a variety of community organizations connected to the arts and humanities, as well as serving as member of the Board of Directors and various offices in Child and Parent Services, an active children's advocacy group in Salina. He is past president of the Board of Trustees of the Salina Education Foundation, and continues to be actively involved in that organization.
He and his wife are active members of the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church in Salina, and serve as musicians and on a variety of committees and commissions. In 2007, they represented Kansas Ambassadors of Music during their European Tour.
Konzem is a former member of many education organizations during his years as a public school education and as associate professor of education at Bethany.
Holly Krech Thomas, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Psychology
Holly Krech Thomas began teaching in the Psychology Department at Bethany College in 2012, after moving to Kansas from New York City, where she taught at Kingsborough Community College, CUNY.
She received her doctorate in cognitive science and linguistics from the University of Colorado, Boulder, in 2004. With interests in cognitive psychology ranging from perception and attention to language processing, Krech Thomas' research includes experimental studies about reading transfer and speech perception as well as pedagogical work on using contemplative practice in the classroom.
When not on campus, she teaches in the Christian education program at Christ Cathedral in Salina, volunteers in the PTA at her children's school, and delights in riding her bicycle around town.
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Greg LeGault, M.F.A.Chair of Theatre Department Associate Professor of Theatre
Greg LeGault is an associate professor of theatre at Bethany College. A member of the Bethany College faculty since 2000, LeGault is artistic director of Bethany College Theatre and teaches courses in acting, oral interpretation, playwriting, theatre history, set design, and directing. He is currently serving as chair of the English, Theatre and Communications Department.
His plays have been performed in a number of venues, including Strawdog Theatre in Chicago and the Orlando Fringe Festival. His full-length play "Masterpiece" was produced in the Southern Illinois University Playwrights' Workshop. A one-act version of the play received the Christian M. Moe Playwriting Award for Best Short Play. "In the Wake," co-written with Michael Speller, was a play lab selection at the 2009 Great Plains Theatre Conference in Omaha.
LeGault has over 25 years of experience in acting, directing and set design. He earned his M.F.A. in Playwriting from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, an M.A. in Theatre History and Criticism from Ohio University, Athens, and a B.A. in Theatre Arts with a Performance Emphasis from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Edward F. Leonard, Ph.D.President of the College
Edward F. Leonard III, Ph.D. began as Bethany's 13th president on August 1, 2007. He came to Bethany from Wilmington College in Ohio, where he served as vice president of college advancement for nine years. Prior to that Leonard served William Jewell College and Georgia College in the areas of admissions, alumni, and development.
Over Leonard's tenure, Bethany College has seen success in the following areas:
- Developing a bold and audacious vision and strategic directions – As One Bethany we will soar bigger, better, and stronger, guiding student success and with them co-creating the best total experience by living Bethany Pathway while qualitatively renewing each component of the Bethany experience and by focusing our resources to deliver results or to add value
- Reaffirming the college's guiding principles through clarity in identify and mission, core values, and promise to students
- Imagineering the Bethany College of the 21st century through four missional directions of discovery, reflection, & vocation; servant leadership; global citizenship; and sustainable living, which resulted in a new interdisciplinary general education curriculum (Bethany Pathway), a new first-year experience program (Bethany Quest), and strategic partnerships with MindFire Academy (Wichita, Kansas), Harlaxton College (Grantham, England), Karlstad University (Karlstad, Sweden), and Linnaeus University (Växjö, Sweden)
- Growing enrollment 14% from 537 to 626
- Increasing freshmen-to-sophomore retention from 53% to 64%
- Raising almost $3.9 million (exceeding the goal of $3.5 million) toward the construction of the Bud Pearson Swedish Chapel and Mabee Welcome Center, the first fully-fundraised building in over 30 years
- Launching the largest fundraising campaign in the college's history at a $25 million stretch goal and a $20 million base goal
- Enhancing the campus' facilities and technology 79% from a net $6.3 million to a net $11.3 million
- Receiving reaffirmation of accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, and the National Schools of Music and initial accreditation and reaffirmation of accreditation with the Commission on Accreditation for Athletic Training Education
A champion of engagement, Leonard's service to higher education and the community over the last six years include:
- Chair of Council of College & University Presidents of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
- Chair of Kansas Independent College Association
- Board of Directors member of Kansas Independent College Finance Authority
- Board of Directors member of Lutheran Educational Conference of North America
- Vice Chair of International Chess Institute of the Midwest
- Board of Directors Executive Committee member of Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery Foundation
- Board of Directors member of Swedish Council of America
- Board of Directors member of North American Interfraternity Conference
- Member of City of Lindsborg's Sister City Committee
- WEBELOS Den Leader of Lindsborg's Cub Scout Pack 120
- Volunteer Coach of Lindsborg Wavemakers Swim Team
- Former Chair of Associated Colleges of Central Kansas
- Former Chair of Lambda Chi Alpha International Fraternity
- Former Vice Chair of Kansas Independent College Finance Authority
- Former Bear Den Leader of Lindsborg's Cub Scout Pack 120
- Former Wolf Den Leader of Lindsborg's Cub Scout Pack 120
Leonard has been recognized by the Independent College Advancement Association with the Ernest E. Sheetz Mentor Award, is a recipient of William Jewell College's Citation for Achievement, and an inductee in the William Jewell College Athletic Hall of Fame.
Leonard holds a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from William Jewell College, a Master of Business Administration from St. Louis University, and a Doctor of Philosophy in educational administration from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Most importantly, Leonard and his wife, Sheila, have two sons, Quade and Thomas.
You can learn more about President Leonard by reading his e-portfolio at http://edleonard.foliotek.me/.
You can learn more about President Leonard by reading his e-portfolio at http://edleonard.foliotek.me/.
Linda Lewis, Ph.D.Professor Emerita of English
Linda Lewis, a professor of English at Bethany since 1987, is the author of a number of articles, as well as four books: The Promethean Politics of Milton, Blake, and Shelley (1992); Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Spiritual Progress (1998); Germaine de Stael, George Sand, and the Victorian Woman Artist (2004); and Dickens, His Parables, and His Reader (2011).
She has written numerous conference papers and has been invited to present her scholarship for the New York Browning Society and the Swedish Writers Union, and at the Oxford Round Table.
At Bethany, Lewis has received the Mortvedt Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership award, the Donna Meredith Humphreys Award for Teaching, and the Sears Teaching Excellence award.
Lewis received her Ph.D. at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, her M.A. from the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and her B.A. from East Central State, Okla. She taught British literature, composition and linguistics and retired in 2014.
Loranelle Lockyear, Ph.D.Milfred Riddle McKeown Distinguished Professor of Science Chair of Chemistry DepartmentProfessor of Chemistry
Loranelle Lockyear is a professor of chemistry at Bethany College. She has been a member of the Bethany College faculty since 2002.
At Bethany College, Lockyear teaches general chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, and scientific research & writing. She is an advisor of the Bethany College Bio-Chem Club.
Lockyear's research has been published in many scientific journals. In 2005, she contributed two chapters to the book Microfluidic Techniques: Reviews and Protocols. She co-holds an international patent for an "Apparatus and Method for Trapping Bead Based Reagents within Microfluidic Analysis Systems."
Lockyear has given presentations of her work at Kansas State University, the American Chemical Society National Meeting, micro-TAS, Pittcon, and numerous other venues.
Previously, Lockyear has done post-doctoral research with Jed Harrison at the University of Alberta and taught at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.
Lockyear earned her Ph.D. in analytical chemistry at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Courtney Long, M.M.Visiting Assistant Professor of Music
Originally from Clearwater, Kan., Courtney Long has been playing the saxophone for 15 years and piano for 20. She received her bachelor's in saxophone performance from Friends University in 2008, where she had many great performance opportunities, including Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy and Jazz a Juan in France. Long then received her master's in music theory and composition from Wichita State University in 2010.
Long came to Bethany in 2012 after previously teaching in Wichita at The Independent School and the Word of Life Traditional School. She has taught private lessons for over ten years and actively composes and performs music.
Long has played with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra and Wichita Wind Ensemble Professional Band. She supports music education for youth by serving as a woodwind judge for the Kansas State High School Activities Association and saxophone teacher for the Kansas Lions Band.
Mark Lucas, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Music Bethany Oratorio Society ConductorDirector of Choral Activities
Mark Lucas, Ph.D., returns to Bethany College from the University of Oklahoma, where he was a tenured associate professor of choral music education and the associate director of choral activities. He conducted the University Singers, taught choral conducting and courses in choral methods, and supervised student teachers. He founded the Young Men's Vocal Workshop at the University of Oklahoma, which has featured more than 1,000 young men in concert. Before the University of Oklahoma, Lucas served for four years as director of choral activities at Kansas Wesleyan University and taught vocal music to students in grades 6 to 12 in Marion, Kan.
Lucas received a degree in music education from Bethany and a Master of Music in choral conducting and a doctorate in choral music education from the University of Oklahoma. As a tenor, Lucas has sung professionally with the Santa Fe Desert Chorale and remains active in teaching studio voice and is a frequent clinician and adjudicator for choral groups of all ages.
Melissa LundAdmissions Couselor Admissions
Melissa earned her BS in Marketing and MBA at the University of Phoenix. She worked as a Membership Manager at Sams Club in Salina, and has 20 years in sales experience and customer service. She has an interest in running. She completed the Walt Disney World Marathon in January of 2014. Melissa has two children and is originally from San Diego, but most recently lived in Abilene, Kansas for ten years.
Kenneth Macur, Ph.D., C.P.A.Provost & Dean of the College
Ken Macur received his doctorate in accountancy from the University of Illinois in 1988. He also has a Master of Business in finance and a Bachelor of Science in accountancy, also from the University of Illinois. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), still licensed to practice in the state of Wisconsin.
From Illinois, he accepted a position at the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater. He left his tenured, full professor position to develop a strategic management and information technology consulting practice, which he dissolved in 2008.
Prior to coming to Bethany College, Macur was the associate vice president for academic affairs and online learning at Edgewood College. Edgewood College is a liberal arts college in Madison, Wis. It is sponsored by the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters.
As Provost, Macur oversees academic affairs, student development including the residence halls, athletic affairs, spiritual development, the Wallerstadt Learning Center, the registrar's office, academic support services, and information technology.
He and his wife have two daughters. They reside in Lindsborg.
Angela MartinAssistant Professor of Business
Professor Martin has 15 years experience in large CPA firms working in information systems management, continuing professional education management and IT control auditing and seven years of higher education teaching experience in accounting, MIS, and computer applications. She earned her bachelor's of science degree in accounting from Kansas State University in 1992 and a master's of public accountancy from Wichita State University in 2002. She was named to the 40 under 40 List as a CPA Technology Advisor in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and has been a speaker for AICPA Tech and Practicioners Conference. She enjoys Kansas State athletics, riding her Harley, cooking and spending time with her family.
Daniel Masterson, D.M.A.Associate Professor of Music - Piano, Music Theory, Chapel Choir
Daniel J. Masterson, DMA, is an associate professor of music at Bethany College. He has also been the Billue-Burnett Distinguished Professor of Music since 2003.
Masterson joined the faculty at Bethany College in 2000. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Illinois, a Master of Music from Wichita State University and a Bachelor of Arts from McPherson College. At Bethany, he teaches piano, piano pedagogy and music theory. He is an active member of Kansas Music Teachers Association as the College Faculty Forum Chair.
Beyond his teaching, Masterson maintains an active schedule as a solo and collaborative artist. He has performed recitals in many central and southern states and has extensive experiences in accompanying for soloists and chamber ensembles. He brings additional versatility to the music department from his experience as a public educator, private teacher and church musician. He is regarded highly as teacher, clinician, adjudicator and director.
Grey MayAssistant Baseball Coach Athletic Department
May has been a part of baseball as a player every year of his life from age of six including 4 years at Claremont McKenna College and finished his playing career pitching professionally for the Dordrecht Hawks in 2007. May's coaching career began in 2006 with summer pitching coaching stint in Whitefish, Montana for the Glacier Twins American Legion A team and has been coaching every year since; with positions as: head coach for the Dordrecht Junior team; JV head coach Malibu High School Softball; and pitching coordinator and varsity associate head coach for three years with Malibu High School Baseball. May moved to college coaching in 2012 as an assistant coach with MacMurry College, IL; and then moving to Pomona College, CA again as an assistant in 2013. Pitching is the focus of his work as a player and as an assistant coach empowering young pitchers to improve their skills at every level, and pitching will be his primary focus at Bethany and assist heavily in recruiting future Swedes.
May received his Bachelors of Science degree in history-government from Claremont McKenna College and his M.A.M from the University of Redlands, CA.
Lucas McCormick, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Lucas McCormick is an assistant professor of chemistry and has been a member of the faculty since 2013.
At Bethany College, McCormick teaches general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and participates in the Bethany Quest and Interdisciplinary programs. In addition he has an interest in sustainability, and is active in campus green projects.
Previously, McCormick was a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Kansas where he obtained his doctorate in synthetic organic chemistry. His graduate research has been published in the Journal of Organic Chemistry. A native of Emporia Kan., he earned his bachelor's in chemistry from Emporia State University.
Mike McCormickAssistant Softball Coach
McCormick comes to Bethany from McPherson College in McPherson, Kan., where he spent 16 years as head softball coach. McCormick was designated head softball coach in spring of 1999, when the college instituted softball as a formal club sport. In 2000, the school established softball as an official intercollegiate sport.
McCormick was named Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) Coach of the Year in 2003. His 2003 squad won the KCAC regular season co-championship, which marked the first conference title for McPherson College in a women's sport in 25 years.
McCormick previously served as the KCAC softball chairperson, and as the conference NAIA Region IV softball representative.
In addition, McCormick had an integral part of the management and development of the McPherson Lady Express, a summer softball program. In 2000, McCormick's Senior Lady Express team won the Kansas state title. Prior to his time at McPherson College, McCormick served as an assistant softball coach at McPherson High School for four years.
McCormick also works in the facilities department at Bethany College.
Kevin McCoyGeneral Manager
Kevin McCoy is the General Manager of Sodexo Campus Services at Bethany College and has been running the food service since May 1998. He has worked for Sodexo since 1985 in a variety of positions around the Midwest. Kevin graduated from University of Central Missouri in 1982 with a bachelor's degree in Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Administration.


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Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is good for getting everything off EXCEPT waterproof mascara. It takes a lot of work to get waterproof mascara off and in fact starts to irritate my eyes. I'm sure it would be good with washable though.
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acatcalledbellatrix on 9/28/2014 8:30:00 AM more reviews by acatcalledbellatrix
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
This is one of my favourite eye makeup removers. It feels just like water but breaks down all my eye makeup (and I wear a lot of it). It doesn't burn or sting and it doesn't leave an oily residue on my eyelids. It even removes remnants of built up lash glue as I wear false lashes daily. I'll always repurchase as it's cheap and works perfectly. The only downside to this is that it isn't really readily available where I live.
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drsweety1993 on 9/27/2014 11:59:00 PM more reviews by drsweety1993
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This product is fairly unique in that it isn't a dual-phase remover and pretty much feels like water on the skin. I have sensitive eyes and this product does not irritate them at all. I find that it doesn't work as well when using a cotton pad as suggested on the bottle. I actually pour a bit onto a microfiber towel and hold it against my eye for a few seconds before wiping away. All of my eyeshadow comes off and another swipe ensures my eyeliner and mascara are gone. It's not magic, but it gets the job done.
My only gripe with this product is the packaging. It's very basic and I find it a bit hard to only pour out a small amount. However, for the price this isn't really a big deal. Definitely a winner.
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allyxo141 on 9/16/2014 9:47:00 AM more reviews by allyxo141
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
You might as well be trying to remove you're makeup with just water. It really takes a long time and some serious scrubbing to get off you're eye makeup. I wear gel eyeliner and just regular mascara, not even water proof (which it claims to remove) and I have a hard time getting off my makeup. It obviously does get it off eventually just not as quickly as other removers that I've tried.
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shindiggity on 9/10/2014 9:19:00 PM more reviews by shindiggity
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I have very oily skin and even oilier eyelids. Therefore, I make my eye makeup as budge proof as possible. If you're like me, then do not waste your money on this thing. I might as well have just splash water on my face, because it basically did just as much as for removing my waterproof mascara and waterproof eyeliner. I very rarely return products, despite occasional dissatisfactions, but I had to make an exception for this product. It was just that useless. If you're looking for a waterproof eye-makeup remover at the drugstore/Target, I would recommend Sonia Kashuk's over this one, hands down.
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chukulata on 8/19/2014 10:04:00 PM more reviews by chukulata
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought this product about 2 months ago from Walmart because it was like $5 something and I'm going to have to say that I really dislike it. On the bottle it says that "removes waterproof mascara", I don't even use waterproof mascara and it really takes a while to take off my eye makeup. Oh! Gets even harder when I use gel eyeliner! I have to use like 2 cotton pads on 1 eye and rub it hard to take everything off and then my eyes hurt. It really sucks honestly just don't even bother. I would recommend buying the Neutrogena oil-free eye makeup remover.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Jessica24601 on 7/26/2014 5:31:00 PM more reviews by Jessica24601
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
If I did not get this on SALE I would RETURN it, not due to the price, but the principle...It states in large writing on the bottle it's good for WP... Not impressed to say the least. I'm in total agreement w/ the previous review-er..."Removes Water-Proof Mascara" -- MULARKEY / F*(&-ing Bull-S&**!! Luckily, it cost $4.99...Just used it now to try & remove my Great Lash Very Black WP mascara...it would NOT bloody well come off -- a teeny faint bit of grey (only) showed up on my cotton round WTF?! ARG!!...Oh well, back to spending $22 on Bourjois for a WP remover :( It is however ok at removing REG mascara but, don't get it in your eye, I did and it stung until I used sterile eye drops to get it out! Even for REG mascara I wouldn't re-purchase, I'll just go back to Neutrogena wipes or Almay pads.
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rebeccamichelle33 on 6/14/2014 3:26:00 AM more reviews by rebeccamichelle33
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This product claimed that it "removes waterproof mascara". But it absolutely does not. I tried 5 times to get it to take off my waterproof mascara and all it did was burned my eyes. It left a disgusting fake plasticky feel on my skin after I attempted to use it to take off my mascara. Over all I HATED this product! I will never be buying this again!
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*TOP REVIEWER* keiki300 on 5/11/2014 12:28:00 AM more reviews by keiki300
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Can it be?? A non greasy eye make up remover that removes even my eye primer? Can it be that is not tested on animals and it is only 7.99 CDN and 4.00 on sale. I say this is the one. It goes on sale often so stock up ladies. Great gift to give friends in a little make up bag gift.
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Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
This is the only non greasy remover i have found that is also effective. I wear sephora waterproof eyeliner and l'oreal waterproof mascara, and this stuff takes it off without any struggle. I'm glad I tried it and will repurchase.
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Phone (781) 812-1357
Price Free
Age Suitability Senior Citizens
Complimentary Dinner to Preview New Retirement Community
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2012 5:30p to 7:00p
Fairing Way Weymouth, MA
Retirement communities are being transformed for today's active adults. Fairing Way, a brand new, 55 and over community, has been recognized in national media as leading the trend towards an intergenerational location. Find out what that means at a complimentary dinner for South Shore seniors.
Explore Fairing Way and all it has to offer. Get answers to your questions about retirement living.
Preview plans and pricing; learn about limited time construction savings.
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Fairing Way
5 Stonehaven Dr.
Weymouth, MA 02190
(781) 812-1357
5 Stonehaven Dr.
Weymouth, MA 02190
(781) 812-1357
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