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Fort Riley Families honor deployed loved ones with luminary ceremony
Dec 22, 2010
FORT RILEY, Kan. - Families and friends of deployed Soldiers gathered together to honor those Soldiers during a luminary event. About 250 people attended the inaugural Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Candle Lighting Ceremony Dec. 17 at Riley's Conference Center.
'Greatest Race' delivers message of unity
Dec 21, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Unity through diversity was the focus of a play presented by the Child, Youth and School Services SKIES Unlimited program at the Aberdeen Area Youth Center Dec. 4.
Kits help children through deployment: Barkley students receive treats
Dec 17, 2010
Shirley Chester, a guidance counselor at Barkley, has been working hard to find ways to help the students cope with the anxiety of having a loved one overseas. On her search, she discovered Trevor Romain, a children's self-help author and motivational speaker. Sympathetic to the emotional stress of parental deployment, Romain has partnered with the USO to tour military schools around the world.
ACS opens its doors to a 'Winter Wonderland'
Dec 17, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - SCHOFIELD BARRACKS - Army Community Service invited the community to their "Winter Wonderland," here, Tuesday. Childrend shared their holiday wishes with Santa and Mrs. Claus and got their photos taken with the jolly pair. They participated in interactive craft activities like decorating Christmas stockings and making candy-cane-reindeer to give as gifts.
Garrison Commander's Corner: Master Resiliency Training now offered at ACS
Dec 16, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Master Resiliency Training is being offered at Schofield Barracks, and it is consistent with the Army Community Service's commitment to maintain readiness of Soldiers, family members and Army civilians.
Teen Army Family Action Plan conference a 'total success'
Dec 16, 2010
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- Teens participating in the Teen Army Family Action Plan conference held Dec. 3 at the Dodd Field Chapel.
Stories Of Fallen Woven In Patriotic Quilt
Dec 16, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- A reminder of two local heroes will be arriving in Huntsville Dec. 18. As little boys, Huntsville was their home. As grown men, they put on the uniform and defended freedom, making the world their home. As war fighters, each led a destiny that took them to Iraq and placed them among the more than 4,200 servicemembers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom-Afghanistan.
Gold Star Wives finally get their day
Dec 15, 2010
The Gold Star Wives of America, Inc., has been going to Capitol Hill since December 1945 when 23-year-old Marie Jordan invited widows over for coffee.
APG troops receive holiday trees
Dec 15, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Dozens of Aberdeen Proving Ground Soldiers will not have the added expense of purchasing trees for the holidays thanks to Pine Valley Christmas Trees of Elkton, Md.
Hawthorne finds peace with golf game at Children's Miracle Network Classic
Dec 13, 2010
Capt. Patrick Hawthorne found peace with his golf game while playing alongside the pros at the Children's Miracle Network Classic, the final tournament of the season on the PGA Tour.
TRiPS-Still Saving Lives
Dec 13, 2010
The Army's Travel Risk Planning System risk assessment tool, found online at the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center website, has proven successful in helping reduce driving fatalities since its Army-wide inception in 2004.
Fort Gillem Christmas tree illuminates way to holiday season
Dec 13, 2010
Members of the Fort Gillem community welcomed their final holiday season with the lighting of the post Christmas tree Dec. 2 at the Fort Gillem Getaway club.
Lighting Brings Post Christmas Tree To Life
Dec 10, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Justus Turner, 3, wants Army guys for Christmas. Army guys is exactly what he got and then some at the eighth annual community Christmas tree lighting Thursday at Bicentennial Chapel. Not only was the event decked out with real life Soldiers, but even the man with the naughty and nice list made an appearance.
Holiday crowd enjoys snow at AMR
Dec 10, 2010
ALIAMANU MILITARY RESERVATION, Hawaii - Snow fell, here, Saturday. Keiki wearing summer shorts and sandals jumped right into the piles of snow, specially brought in for the 14th Annual Holiday Fun Fest. The event was organized by the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation and drew in more than 1,000 visitors.
DoD expands community-based child care options
Dec 10, 2010
The Defense Department will launch an initiative early next year aimed at expanding the quality and quantity of community-based child care options for geographically dispersed Reserve and Active Duty families and for families facing long waits for on-base care.
Keiki, spouses treated to holiday entertainment at Native Hawaiian Liaison event
Dec 9, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -A,A Christmas came early for spouses and children of deployed Soldiers at a holiday party at the Nehelani, here, Friday. The spouses and keiki are members of the Blue Star Card Program, a U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii initiative.
Fort Riley signs FMWR Employee and Customer Covenant
Dec 9, 2010
FORT RILEY, Kan. - The signing of the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Employee and Customer Covenant was a promise to provide excellent customer service. The covenant was signed by Col. Kevin Brown, Fort Riley garrison commander, and Steve Tully, DFMWR director, following a meeting Dec. 1 at King Field House.
Fort Bragg 2010 Family of the Year light post Christmas tree
Dec 9, 2010
First Sgt. George Donnelly, his wife, Kristina and their three children - sons, Kyle, 11 and Shawn, 8, and daughter, Alyson, 5 - were named the Fort Bragg Family of the Year for 2010.
Delivering the Army Family Covenant: Army Community Service, the gift that keeps on giving
Dec 9, 2010
ACS will continue to give Soldiers and families gifts that last and keep on giving.
Focus on Army Family is year 'round
Dec 9, 2010
Central to some of the concerns are the promises the Army has made to Families in the Army Family Covenant: promises to enhance Family strength, resilience and readiness and to provide an environment in which Family members can thrive. These promises are non-negotiable, and the Installation Management Community is charged with delivering on many of them, by providing Families with the right programs and services in the right place at the right time.
Calway earns berth in 2012 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials
Dec 9, 2010
U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program runner Capt. Kelly Calway earned a berth in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials with a fifth-place finish at the California International Marathon Dec. 5, in Sacramento.
Post children join in reindeer games
Dec 9, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Family member Tamesha White said that she decided this summer that enough was enough; it was time for her to lose weight.
Quality of life issues dominate town hall
Dec 8, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Quality of life issues - everything from new facilities coming online to access to healthcare to the new U.S. Forces Korea Command Sponsorship Program - took top billing at the Warrior Country Community Town Hall in the Casey Garrison Community Activity Center Dec. 1.
Army 'Family of Year' receives award, continues giving
Dec 8, 2010
Sgt. Joseph Campbell left Afghanistan and joined his family from Landstuhl, Germany, to receive the Army Family of the Year award Tuesday in Arlington, Va.
Leaders focus on sustainability
Dec 8, 2010
Fort Carson explored the topic of personal sustainability and resiliency at the conference Nov. 18-19 at the Antlers Hilton in Colorado Springs.
Six Soldiers help Team USA win SHAPE Basketball Championship
Dec 8, 2010
Six Soldiers helped Team USA win the 2010 SHAPE International Men's Basketball Championship Nov. 29-Dec. 4 in Mons, Belgium.
Signal Soldiers prove savvy at garrison Safety Showdown
Dec 8, 2010
WIESBADEN, Germany - Soldiers of the 102nd Signal Battalion demonstrated an impressive aptitude for safety as the unit dominated control of the board to win the Wiesbaden Winter and Holiday Safety Showdown Nov. 23. The event was held at the Wiesbaden Army Airfield Flyers Theater.
Tree Lighting Ceremony Kicks-off Holiday Season
Dec 6, 2010
U.S. Army Garrison-Rock Island Arsenal played host to the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, Thursday, Dec. 2, at Bldg. 60, Heritage Hall. "I'm very pleased to have such a large crowd on hand for this wonderful event," said Joel Himsl, Garrison Manager, Rock Island Arsenal. "The holiday season is a great time of happiness for all families. It is also a time to remember those who protect this nation, our Soldiers, Sailors, Airman, Marines and Coast Guard personnel, and their Families. I also ask that you remember the ultimate sacrifice of our fallen warriors, and the Families they have left behind. Please have a safe and happy holiday season."
EDGE! exposes youth to wide world of sports, and so much more
Dec 6, 2010
The EDGE! program, offered through Child, Youth and School Services, is allowing youths and teens to expand their horizons by trying out new interests and building skills after school.
Defender 6 sends: Services delivered, promises kept
Dec 6, 2010
The Army made significant promises when it unveiled the Army Family Covenant in October 2007. With the covenant, the Army commits to providing Soldiers and Families a quality of life that acknowledges their service, sacrifice and dedication. Practically speaking, that means providing programs and services -- including Family programs, health care, housing, recreation, education and employment opportunities, and child, school and youth services -- that build Soldier and Family well-being, resilience and readiness. As the Commanding General of Installation Management Command and the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management, I have the lead for executing the Army Family Covenant. That is a charge I take on wholeheartedly, delivering programs and services that help Soldiers and Families thrive.
Fitness program helps civilian resiliency
Dec 6, 2010
FORT HUACHCUA, Ariz. -- Last week the Fort Huachuca Scout ran an article in which Lt. Gen Rick Lynch, commander, Installation Management Command, stressed the importance of resiliency; the ability to realize personal growth and development in the face of challenging situations. IMCOM civilians are now encouraged to take advantage of a free tool that develops resiliency; the President's Challenge, and even earn a presidential award for doing so. The President's Challenge is part of the newly launched Civilian Wellness Program, and supports IMCOM's Command Policy #17, the Civilian Wellness Policy.
Soldier Show alumni offer "A Soldier's Christmas" as gift to community
Dec 3, 2010
"A Soldier's Christmas" will be performed at the Wallace Theatre on Fort Belvoir at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 16, 17, and 18, and 2 p.m. December 18 & 19. Tickets are free. The high-energy 60-minute musical includes a cast of U.S. Army Soldier Show alumni who will perform traditional Christmas carols as well as modern Christmas songs. The storyline focuses on the experience of Soldiers and their Families during the holiday season, but combines singing, dancing and humor with whimsical stage settings to create a joyous celebration of Christmas and the fun it brings.
FRG helps new Army families forge friendships
Dec 3, 2010
FORT BENNING, Ga. - Basic training Soldiers are not the only ones creating bonds of camaraderie, their families are too, thanks to an effort by a small family readiness group to host end-of-cycle "meet and greets."
AFAP aims to improve quality of life for all
Dec 3, 2010
Soldiers, family members, retirees and Civilian employees dropped their titles and ranks to become agents of change during the Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) conference on Fort McPherson Nov. 30 through Dec. 2.
You're HIRED!
Dec 2, 2010
The HIRED! Apprenticeship Program is set up to enroll teens in a work apprenticeship with local post agencies, providing valuable work experience in an apprentice's particular area of interest.
Fort Rucker community provides assistance, food for holidays
Dec 2, 2010
FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- Those in need can get help from Army Community Service and the Fort Rucker Food Locker this holiday season.
Operation Gift receives large donation
Dec 2, 2010
Santa Claus came a little early for Soldiers' Families at Fort McPherson and Fort Gillem thanks to a large donation of toys to Operation Gift from Integrated Care Management (ICM). Carolyn Barta, ICM co-owner, said she has been donating toys to Operation Gift for the past four years as a token of appreciation for Soldiers and all they do.
Fort McPherson kicks off holiday season
Dec 2, 2010
With the pull of a lever, the tree lit up and Fort McPherson ushered in the start of its final holiday season. The tree-lighting ceremony, which took place Tuesday evening at The Commons at Fort McPherson, joins the list of Fort McPherson traditions that will never be seen again. However, although the significance of the larger circumstances surrounding the ceremony was not lost on those in attendance, the occasion was still enjoyed with cheer and spirit.
This is a job for ... Captain MWR': Post superheroes fight family blahs
Dec 2, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Look! It's a bird. It's a plane. No, wait. It's Captain MWR and his sidekick Dot Com.
Vicenza teen organizes book drive for African children
Dec 2, 2010
A 13-year-old family member at U.S. Army Garrison Vicenza decided to organize a book drive to collect and send books to children in Africa.
Soldier-entertainers' season finale rocks Warrior Country
Dec 1, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - They could've simply called it a "wrap." But like Broadway performers, these entertainers from the 2010 U.S. Army Soldier Show brought incredible energy and passion to their 120th and final performance of the season.
2nd Infantry Division troops dominate rucksack challenge
Dec 1, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Warrior Country Soldiers strapped on a heavy load of 35 pounds and simply walked away from all competition during the annual 8-mile Rucksack Challenge Nov. 20 at Casey Garrison.
Korea BOSS reps gather to network, improve programs
Dec 1, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Soldiers from across across the Korean peninsula spoke out passionately about what Better Opportunity for Single (and unaccompanied) Soldiers has to offer and can offer in the future during its annual conference at the Community Activity Center here Nov. 17.
Soldier-vocalists to headline Christmas Show
Dec 1, 2010
A cast of current and former Soldier-vocalists will present "Home for the Holidays" Dec. 4 at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial Gateway to Arlington National Cemetery.
Army caregiver wins year of free housecleaning services
Nov 30, 2010
For dedicated service to her Family and community, Army spouse Trish Ratliff of Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., won a year's worth of free housecleaning services through the Armed Forces Recreation Centers "Caregivers Appreciation" promotion.
AFAP Update: Progress on behavioral health service, TBI care
Nov 30, 2010
Following up on the issues that are so important to the members of the Army community gives momentum to the AFAP process and reinforces the promises made in the Army Family Covenant.
Fort McCoy's Pine View Recreation Area has new handicapped-accessible playground equipment
Nov 29, 2010
FORT McCoy, Wis. -- New handicapped-accessible playground equipment at the Pine View Recreation Area may have been a long time in the works, but it will provide excellent opportunities for youth in the Fort McCoy community and visitors to Pine View, said Becky Wapp Sawyer. Sawyer, Army Community Service director, said the project had been identified three years ago. The funding was provided by the Exceptional Family Member program.
Hope in the ashes: Garrison community continues support for families affected by warehouse fire
Nov 29, 2010
It has been five weeks since a warehouse fire destroyed the household goods of more than 120 families in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Oct. 30, and while the shock has worn off, the support continues.
CYS Services sports: Cowboys football team named IMCOM-E champs
Nov 29, 2010
Post-season play in U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Child, Youth, and School Services Sports Program concluded with its junior tackle football and junior soccer teams progressing to Installation Management Command Europe Region championship games, with one winning it all.
Thanksgiving project brings parents, children together
Nov 28, 2010
FORT RILEY, Kan. - Katie Fornes and her 3-year-old daughter, Allison, took advantage of the Post Library's Thanksgiving craft event Nov. 20 as a mother-daughter date. "We were going to have some one-on-one time and do some activities together, just the two of us with the older sibling gone," Fornes said.
Families enjoy appreciation dinner at Cantigny
Nov 28, 2010
FORT RILEY, Kan. - Families had the opportunity to enjoy a night out together without the trouble of cooking at home Nov. 19 with the Military Family Appreciation Month dinner at Cantigny Dining Facility. Capt. Matt Sacra, a Soldier with the 1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, his wife, Becky, and the couple's three daughters, Katelyn, 5, Ashley, 3, and Alyssa, 15 months, were among the more than 690 in attendance for the special Family-oriented evening.
Children's luncheons big deal for parents
Nov 24, 2010
In keeping with the Army's belief that the strength of a Soldier comes from the strength of his or her Family, the U.S. Army Garrison Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS) staff held Thanksgiving luncheons for parents to share with their children. The luncheons, held Nov. 17 for pre-kindergarten (pre-k) students and Nov. 19 for children at the Child Development Center (CDC), featured traditional Thanksgiving meals of turkey, stuffing, cream corn, cranberry sauce and pies.
Fort Rucker Families discuss bullying with skits, activities
Nov 24, 2010
FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- Child, Youth and School Services staff, children and parents were able to discuss a sensitive subject thanks to skits and hot dogs at the CYSS gym Nov. 19.
Army Family Action Plan works for community
Nov 24, 2010
FORT LEE, Va. (Nov. 25, 2010) -- Persistent parking problems, a shortage of infant child care spaces and the limited access to and from the installation after 9 p.m. were just a few of the topics discussed at an Army Family Action Plan Conference out-brief here Friday in the Soldier Support Center auditorium.
Mayor, garrison commander sign community covenant
Nov 24, 2010
DONGDUCHEON, South Korea - Col. Hank Dodge, U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud commander, shakes hands with Dongducheon City Mayor Oh Se-chang, after signing a community covenant memorandum of agreement for mutural cooperation between Dongducheon and the garrison at Dongducheon City Hall Nov. 17.
Shades of Green discovers it is greener on positive side of energy conservation
Nov 23, 2010
The Shades of Green is getting greener. In accordance with the U.S. Army's 25-year Energy and Water Plan for Installations, officials at the Armed Forces Recreation Center on Walt Disney World Resort got with the plan quicker than Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
FMWR Holiday Fair Well Attended by Vendors/Shoppers
Nov 23, 2010
The Rock Island Arsenal's Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Holiday Fair kicked-off the holiday shopping season for many post employees looking to shop early. The FMWR Holiday Fair was held Nov. 18-19 and featured more than 60 vendors in Heritage Hall in Bldg. 60 over the course the two days.
Encouraging young minds to read more
Nov 23, 2010
Col. Deborah Grays, U.S. Army Garrison commander, reads "A Million Starts With Me," by John Archambault, to children of the Child, Youth and Schools Services prekindergarten class Monday at the Youth Activities Center, Bldg. 400 at Fort McPherson. Each child received a copy of the book, which was provided by Sunny Perdue, governor of Georgia, to encourage reading.
Families share early Thanksgiving meal
Nov 23, 2010
Families of students at the Child, Youth and Schools Services pre-kindergarten class gather for an early Thanksgiving meal at the Youth Activities Center, Bldg. 400 on Fort McPherson, Wednesday. The event, which allowed parents the chance to interact with their children, other parents and teachers, also served as a learning experience for the children, who helped decorate and set up the event.
AFAP offers chance to make a difference
Nov 23, 2010
No one knows the strengths and weaknesses of a program, service or policy like the individuals who work with, benefit from or adhere to it. For that reason, you - the boots-on-the-ground Soldiers, employees, Family members, Wounded Warriors, survivors and retired military personnel - are the catalyst for improving "the system" through the Army Family Action Program (AFAP).
Traditional German ceremony knights new hunters
Nov 23, 2010
WIESBADEN, Germany - It was the night for hunters. Several German JAfA$ger in personalized hunting attire mingled in and around Kloster Eberbach Nov. 7 in celebration of their holiest of days - the celebration of Saint Hubertus, patron saint of hunters. Some sipped on mulled wine, others swapped hunting stories.
EDGE/HIRED: Learning skills for life in youth programs inspired by Army Family Covenant
Nov 23, 2010
WIESBADEN, Germany - As the black silky fluid spouted from the undercarriage of the blue Acura, several Wiesbaden youths learned a lesson about one of life's many challenges. A,A Seven boys learned how to perform an oil change Nov. 15 at the Wiesbaden Auto Skills Center as part of an EDGE Auto Skills course offered during the month of November.
'SpouseBUZZ Live' brings laughter to Nehelani
Nov 22, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Nearly 300 military spouses shared laughter and stories at the "SpouseBUZZ Live" event, Nov. 8, here, at the Nehelani.
Rock Island Arsenal Dedicates Fallen Service Member Memorial
Nov 22, 2010
The Fallen Service Member Memorial was dedicated Nov. 15 during a ceremony held at Heritage Hall, Bldg. 60, on Rock Island Arsenal. Dollie Carpenter, program manager, Survivor Outreach Services, said, "I am thankful that the Rock Island Arsenal not only supported my idea of a permanent memorial in the museum, but was anxious to see how they could help. My goal for surviving families was for them to truly know that they are not forgotten, that we are so grateful for their sacrifice, and here at the Arsenal, we truly will never forget our fallen heroes. I believe I have accomplished my goal as I heard several times from survivors, 'This was worth coming to'."
Youth Sports wins national award for recreation, sports
Nov 22, 2010
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD - U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii's Youth Sports Program is one of five organizations that received the 2010 Excellence in Youth Sports Award from the National Alliance for Youth Sports, or NAYS.
AFAP Committee Confer on Army Life Issues
Nov 22, 2010
Dave VanderHeyden, program manager, Army Family Action Plan, Rock Island Arsenal-Garrison, said quality of life issues are the major focus for the annual AFAP Conference held at Rock Island Arsenal Nov. 9-10. "As a grassroots process, AFAP allows our most important assets, Soldiers and their Families, the opportunity to influence their own quality of life and standard of living," said VanderHeyden. The major issues discussed at the conference were: child care, consumer services, entitlements, force support, medical/dental, education, family support, housing, leadership, and civilian employment.
Survivors remember fallen at SOS ceremony
Nov 22, 2010
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii - In an emotionally charged ceremony at the Survivor Outreach Services Center, here, Nov. 10, friends and battle buddies hung 22 photos of fallen Soldiers from 1st Battalion,184th Infantry Regiment, 29th Brigade Combat Team, Hawaii Army National Guard, as they shared words of comfort and hope with their fellow survivors.
Army wife Gomez wins Operation Rising Star military singing contest
Nov 22, 2010
Melissa Gomez, who left Soldiering to become a full-time Army wife and mother, won the 2010 Operation Rising Star military singing contest Nov. 19 at Wallace Theater.
Ten Miler teams do installations proud
Nov 22, 2010
On Oct. 24, the 26th Army Ten Miler took place in Washington, D.C. All 50 states and 24 countries were represented, and 865 teams were registered among the 30,000 runners.
1st Lt. Donarski inspires golf crowd at Children's Miracle Network Classic
Nov 22, 2010
A Soldier who twice was nearly declared dead wowed PGA Tour golfers and fans during the Pro-Am portion of the Children's Miracle Network Classic Nov. 11-12 at Walt Disney World Resort.
Ninety runners take on Fort Gillem's final 5-km gallop
Nov 22, 2010
On Nov. 5, Fort Gillem celebrated its 69th birthday with a run. The Gillem Gallop, a 5-km race that takes place around Stevens Lake on Fort Gillem, has been a staple community event for the past 27 years.
Angel Tree Delivers Chance To Give Back
Nov 19, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- This holiday season as you hang your ornaments on your Christmas tree, consider taking one off of another, and becoming an anonymous angel to a military child.
"Rockfest" rocks out hangar at Wainwright
Nov 19, 2010
Alaskan-grown Static Cycle got the party started with an hour-long set including the new hit song, "Inside This World of Mine," which is garnishing national media attention
Fort Bragg golfer strikes silver, wins third at golf championship
Nov 18, 2010
Shawn Whitmore, a Virginia native who is assigned to the 122nd Aviation Support Battalion of the 82nd Airborne Division, competed for the All-Army Golf team tryouts at Fort Lee, Va., and finished tied for third. Whitmore advanced to competition in the All-Armed Forces National Tournament at Langley Air Force Base, Va., where the All-Army teams won silver.
BOSS Soldiers to attend NFL game
Nov 18, 2010
FORT SILL, Okla.-- Who doesn't want to fly in a private jet to a Steelers game in Pittsburgh' Three Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 2nd Field Artillery are joining 12 other BOSS members to fly round-trip from Dallas to Pittsburgh for the Steelers game against the Oakland Raiders Nov. 21.
Fort Bragg military Family life consultants provide the needed support before, during, after deploym
Nov 18, 2010
Military Family life consultants work closely with Army Community Service, and are assigned to certain centers and are embedded with the children while engaging and building relationships with children. They provide an ear to listen to the issues and struggles military children sometimes go through. The consultants also help caregivers and Family members in the absence of a loved one. They provide informal, easy to access information about prarenting, single Soldier reunions and many other issues dealing with being a part of the military.
Fort Bragg constantly works to take care of its children
Nov 18, 2010
The biannual education meeting was held Nov. 10 at Fort Bragg Club. The meeting brought representatives from neighboring school districts and other education professionals to discuss the care of military-connected children in schools. These are very important meetings because about 80 percent of Fort Bragg Families live off post, their children attend off post high schools, elementary and middle schools.
Candlelight vigil closes Domestic Abuse month
Nov 18, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - A solemn gathering in remembrance of the victims of domestic violence closed out the month-long observance of Domestic Abuse Prevention Month during a candlelight vigil at the Aberdeen Area Chapel Oct. 26.
ACS one-stop shop for scholarship info
Nov 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- From parents looking for scholarship money for a college-bound child, to those looking to ease ever-rising tuition for themselves, now is the time to begin the hunt for college funds. The Army Community Services Employment Readiness program offers seminars geared toward military spouses and children to help set them on the right track toward finding and applying for college scholarships.
Darryl Worley playing free concert for military community on OMC Nov. 20
Nov 17, 2010
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. - Country singer Darryl Worley will share his love of country and those who defend it with a free concert for all members of the Monterey Military Community at Ord Military Community's General Stilwell Community Center 6 p.m. Nov. 20.
AFTB graduates five after Level 1 training class
Nov 17, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Five members of the Aberdeen Proving Ground community have become more knowledgeable about the Army community thanks to two days of Army Family Team Building Level I training. The two day class is a Department of the Army training program designed to familiarize individuals and Families with the military community.
Redstone Golfer Makes Shot With All Army Team
Nov 17, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- When Lt. Col. Jennifer Jensen tried out for the All Army Golf Team at Fort Belvoir, Va., in 1993 but was rejected, she didn't let it get her down. She simply added it to her bucket list of things to do before she retired from the Army.
ROK Army squad upsets CRC Indians for title
Nov 17, 2010
CASEY GARRISON - A shrewd personnel move by the coach of the 2nd Infantry Division's Republic of Korea Army Support Group to remove himself as the goalkeeper enabled his team to fight back from the loser's bracket and defeat the FCC Red Cloud Indians 4-2 in the Warrior Country Post-Level Invitational Soccer Tournament at Schoonover Bowl Nov. 6
PGA Tour pros salute Warrior Transition Unit Soldiers at golf clinic
Nov 16, 2010
PGA Tour golfers Rory Sabbatini and Kris Blanks took time out of their busy schedules Nov. 9 to provide golf tips to Warrior Transition Unit Soldiers and military Veterans at Walt Disney World's Osprey Ridge Course.
Keep on TRYing
Nov 15, 2010
PILILAAU ARMY RECREATION CENTER, Hawaii - Competitors tackle the Pililaau Army Recreation Center's Pokai TRY 2, Oct. 30. The event consisted of a 1,000 meter swim, 1,000 meter run and 1,000 meter paddle race.
Remembering personal heroes on Veterans Day
Nov 15, 2010
WIESBADEN, Germany - On Veterans Day we pause to remember those who have gone before us and those still serving in harm's way. This year members of the Wiesbaden military community joined together at the Wiesbaden Library to hear reflections on heroic figures in individuals' lives before marching to Veterans Park for a traditional ceremony Nov. 10. Speakers described their heroes - ranging from parents to a spouse to Medal of Honor recipients.
Fort McCoy's new Sportsman's Range, future lodge project support quality of life
Nov 15, 2010
FORT McCOY, Wis. -- The Oct. 30 grand-opening of the new Sportsman's Lodge ranges marked the midpoint of efforts to construct a recreational shooting complex to expand Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) opportunities on Fort McCoy. Fort McCoy Garrison Commander Col. David E. Chesser said the range project began with a Family and MWR survey conducted about 18 months ago. One question asked participants what Family and MWR amenity they wanted that Fort McCoy did not provide. The responses indicated a recreational shooting range, with, in order, pistol-, rifle-, trap- and skeet-ranges and a 3-D archery course.
Fort Bragg youth take lessons from Disney instructors
Nov 12, 2010
The Cleland Ice Rink at Fort Bragg hosted a special clinic Friday conducted by Disney on Ice skaters who portray Disney characters and stories both nationally and internationally with about 40 participants and six Disney on Ice instructors.
Military fun night puts families first
Nov 12, 2010
The annual "Families First" Military Fun Night brought together servicemembers and families for an evening of games, food and relaxation at the SoutheastFamily Center/Armed Services YMCA Nov. 5.
Fort Bragg Education Fair: Making dreams come true
Nov 12, 2010
Several university representatives and education counselors gathered Nov. 4, at Sports USA to present Soldiers, retirees, civilians, and their Family members with the chance to follow their desired career path and make dreams come true at Fort Bragg's Education Fair.
Army Family Covenant reaffirmed at West Point
Nov 10, 2010
The senior leadership of West Point stands in front of several Army Families prior to signing the Army Family Covenant before the Army Soldier Show Nov. 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre. The signing reaffirms the commitment made three years ago to improve the quality of life for Soldiers and Families.
Army launches new website for wounded warriors
Nov 10, 2010
The Army Warrior Transition Command launched a new website covering issues identified in feedback from wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and veterans.
Crystal Clear: Family events no fun without families
Nov 10, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- After church Sunday, my family and I enjoyed one of the largest meals we've had in a while; warm buttermilk biscuits, sausage gravy, three-egg omelet and hash browns. Not to mention the roast beef, fried chicken, cornbread dressing, rice pilaf and warm apple crisp. Before you marvel at the hard work and dedication I put into the meal, don't; I didn't cook a single thing. And, it was free.
Go Army, beat Navy!: Army, Navy face off at post's first games
Nov 10, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Just as interservice rivalry is at its peak during the annual Army-Navy Football Game, that competitive spirit was in full display at Fort Jackson Saturday during a series of sporting events that pitted Soldiers, Sailors and Marines against each other.
ARSOUTH, Brazilian partners strengthen relationship during Army Ten Miler
Nov 9, 2010
U.S. Army South soldiers joined their Brazilian army brethren and 30,000 other runners from around the world here Oct. 24 to compete in the U.S. Army's premiere running event, the 26th Annual Army Ten-Miler.
Worley honors military families with concert
Nov 9, 2010
Darryl Worley's "God & Country Tour" came to Fort Carson, Colo., Oct. 30, to pay tribute to military families with a free concert. The "God & Country Tour" is a country music tribute to the military and their families, and Fort Carson was the fourth stop of seven U.S. military installations.
Family Matters Blog: General's Wife Creates 'Virtual Installations'
Nov 9, 2010
Children celebrate CDC dedication
Nov 8, 2010
After a full year of operation, the Child Development Center at 3301 Indiana Ave. finally received a name in a dedication ceremony October 29. Families and leaders alike attended the grand opening of the Billy C. Colwell, Sr. Child Development Center. Colwell retired from Fort Campbell in 1979 as a first sergeant, but continued to work in the community to better relations with Fort Campbell.
Dead, wounded remembered at ceremony, families continue to heal
Nov 8, 2010
One year ago, Fort Hood mourned the loss of 12 Soldiers and one civilian lost Nov. 5, 2009, during a mass shooting at the Soldier Readiness Processing Center. Last week, the post marked the one-year anniversary of the worst shooting on a U.S. military installation with a remembrance ceremony.
Fort Campbell celebrates Families
Nov 8, 2010
November is officially the Month of the Military Family and all across Fort Campbell, Morale, Welfare and Recreation facilities are paying tribute to Fort Campbell Families through discounts and events across post.


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Great Lakes Reinsurance (UK) P.L.C. v. Miles et al
as 1:2015cv01065
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Declaratory Judgement
Great Lakes Reinsurance (UK) P.L.C. v. Miles et al
as 1:2015cv01064
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Declaratory Judgement
Haney v. Commissioner of Social Security
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Plaintiff: Larry Gene Haney
Defendant: Commissioner of Social Security
Cause Of Action: Review of HHS Decision (SSID)
Baltimore et al v. Bond et al
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Plaintiff: Cordarious Baltimore, Kenneth Eric McFarland, Ray Collier and others
Defendant: Melvin Bond, Tonya Fisher, Cedrick Tyus and others
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights
Sherwood v. Sexton
as 3:2015cv00135
Plaintiff: Jason Sherwood
Defendant: David Sexton
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights
Edwards v. State of Tennessee et al
as 1:2015cv00068
Plaintiff: Randy Edwards
Defendant: State of Tennessee, District Attorney General-Bradley County TN, Bradley County Sheriff's Dept.
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights
Reason v. BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc.
as 1:2015cv00071
Plaintiff: Kim Reason
Defendant: BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Fair Labor Standards Act
Sills v. Corrections Corporation of America et al
as 1:2015cv00026
Plaintiff: Jerry Sills
Defendant: Corrections Corporation of America, John Does
Cause Of Action: Personal Injury
Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 3:2015cv00304
Plaintiff: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant: Plaintiff v. Defendant
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal- Employment Discrimination
Type: Civil Rights Employment
Alexander v. Carter et al
as 1:2015cv00069
Plaintiff: Jerry Wayne Alexander, Jr.
Defendant: William B. Mitchell Carter, William C Killian, Christopher D Poole and others
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights

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Cee-Lo Green Breaks Down In Tears During "The Voice"
The Voice has been gaining fans week by week, and it seems that the attachment to its artists continue to grow. We've seen fans around the world showing support for their favorite contestants by blasting hashtags on twitter, changing their profile pictures on Facebook, and taking to the web to proclaim their loyalty to specific teams.
We often see the emotional attachment that judges Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, Blake Shelton, and Christina Aguilera feel towards the artists they are mentoring closely week to week, but last night proved to be more than anyone expected when Cee-Lo broke down into tears while watching two of his team members sing Journey's "Faithfully."
I wasn't really crying there was something in both my eyes…I'm a man dammit:)
— Cee Lo Green (@CeeLoGreen) March 27, 2012
The song was written by Jonathan Cain, Journey's keyboardist, and the 2nd single off of their album Frontiers, "Faithfully" is a song about a man on the road. It's describes the roller coaster of experiences he has while on tour, trying to balance raising a family, keeping the love alive with his lady at home, and remaining faithful.
We can only imagine how much it resonates for a man like Cee Lo.
It comes as no surprise that Cee Lo would pick a Journey song considering the success the band has had with their music. Their single "Don't Stop Believin" is the best selling digital song ever, with over 2 million downloads worldwide. The album that brought us this amazing hit, Escape, is also a nine-time platinum selling record. The band took a break from 1984-94, coming back with a new singer in 1998 and continue to tour to this day.
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NEW BREMEN — A festive group of creatures has hit the streets of New Bremen as part of what has now become an annual tradition.
The Pumpkin People are officially out today in New Bremen, adding fall spirit to the storefronts around the village.
Local Sports Schedule
Monday, Sept. 19
Boys Soccer
St. Marys at Celina, 5 p.m.
New Bremen at Ft. Loramie, 5:30
Boys Golf
Shawnee at St. Marys, 5 p.m.
Minster at Parkway, 4:30 p.m.
Girls Golf
Parkway at Minster, 4:30 p.m.
Cross Country
St. Marys, New Knoxville at O-G
NEW BREMEN – A light seemed to go on for the New Bremen Cardinals volleyball team as the second set of the third match began Saturday.
In a tri-match against the Covington Buccaneers and Anna Rockets the Cardinals defeated Covington 24-26, 25-15 and 25-16 and they defeated Anna 15-25, 25-20 and 25-17. Anna defeated Covington in the second match 25-18, 23-25 and 25-20.
WAPAKONETA — An Auglaize County man died Saturday night from injuries suffered in a crash along County Road 33A.
According to a news release from Wapakoneta Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, troopers responded to a crash at 11:57 p.m. Saturday along County Road 33A, east of Bay Road.
Harold L. Suchland, 90, died at 1:45 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011, at the St. Marys Living Center.
Arrangements are incomplete and being handled by the Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home of New Bremen.
Garrett Rhodes, 21, of Wapakoneta, died on Saturday night, Sept. 17, 2011, at the scene of a single-vehicle crash in rural Auglaize County.
Arrangements are being completed with the Miller – Long and Folk Funeral Home, 314 W. High St., St. Marys.
Phyllis L. Oda, 84, of Minster, died at 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at Wilson Memorial Hospital.
She was born on July 11, 1927, in Piqua, to Bernard and Blanche I. (Davis) Fronda, and they preceded her in death.
On Dec. 7, 1946, in Piqua, she married Harold E. Oda, and he survives in Minster.
She is also survived by her daughters, Kathy Oda, Diane (Doug) McGlaughlin and Alice Lawrence, all of Minster; a daughter-in-law; two sisters; nine grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren.
Dorothy J. Bader, 81, of Rockford, died at 1:24 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at the Gardens in Celina.
She was born on Jan. 9, 1930, in Mercer County, to Edwin and Frona Bollenbacher, and they preceded her in death.
On Feb. 28, 1953, she married Robert E. Bader, and he preceded her in death on April 18, 2005.
She is survived by two sons, Art Bader of Rockford and Jim (Lori) Bader of Celina; a sister; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a brother; a sister.
James R. Berning, 75, of West Main Street, Fort Loramie, passed away of natural causes early Sunday morning, Sept. 18, 2011, at his residence.
He was born on Dec. 28, 1935, in McCartyville, to Herbert and Dorothy (Howe) Berning, and they preceded him in death.
On Sept. 26, 1959, at St. Michael Church in Fort Loramie, Jim married Carol Ann (Vogelsang) Berning, and she preceded him in death on June 6, 2010.
Eunice M. Kohlreiser, 79, of 1523 Klosterman Lane, St. Marys, died at 7:45 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, at the St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
She was born on May 13, 1932, in New Knoxville, to Erbin and Luetta (Piepmeyer) Stienecker, and they preceded her in death.
On Aug. 11, 1951, she married Robert L. Kohlreiser Sr., and he survives in St. Marys.


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Help with Mexican BOP I grew from seed
I have a mexican BOP that I grew from seed 2.5 years ago, and it seems to be unusual. The first couple of leaves it grew were the typical bipinnate mexican BOP leaves. the rest of the plant however has not had those leaves. it doesn't really seem to have leaves. From the branches, it grows out leaf-like extensions that curl-up and brown right at the tip. the plant is otherwise healthy and grows great. I included a picture of the leaf-tips. It is almost 7 feet tall right now. Anybody have experience with this? Is this a juvenile form, or is something wrong?
Strange ... are you sure it's a BOP?
It looks a lot like a young shoestring acacia
No I'm not 100% sure it's a BOP... I was like 99% sure though. I picked some pods off of a BOP near my work, but I also had a bunch of other seeds in my truck.... It DOES look a lot like a shoestring acacia.... to be honest, it probably is... well thanks for solving that 3 year-old mystery... Now I have to figure out what to do with it... it's not really somewhere I can have a tree like that.... thank you very very much :)


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It's Almost Impossible to Tell This Butterfly is Actually a Robot
The butterfly is one of nature's most graceful creations, making it all the more remarkable that this robot butterfly is almost indistinguishable from the real thing. Read More >>
The butterfly is one of nature's most graceful creations, making it all the more remarkable that this robot butterfly is almost indistinguishable from the real thing. Read More >>
Cars already have intelligent headlights that sweep left or right to improve visibility as you steer into a turn. But Vauxhall/Opel is developing next-generation lamp systems that scan your facial features 50 times a second to keep track of where you're looking – and automatically re-direct the lights in that direction. Read more >
Once launched, the tiny device relays relevant information back to the user through – what else – a smartphone app.
YouGov poll seeks citizens' views on the end of the world and shows the nations' religious divide.
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Material moves through a spectrum of shimmering tones that can visually identify when its at breaking point.
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Wisteria Drying out I think, HELP!!!!!!
I have two Wisteria vines growing up my new arbor/pergola. They were doing awesome even blooming in the middle of sumer when it was 85-90 outside. The last few weeks it has been in the high 90's (Chattanooga TN) and no rain (with a heat index of 110 or so). I have kept them watered but I might have missed a couple of days here or there. The leafs on the biggest fine are shirviling up and starting to dry out. I can squeeze a hand full of them and most will crumble in my hands. I have fertilized them and watered them again to try and help them but I am at a loss. I got these thing because everyone said they were next to impossible to kill but here they are drying up. Both vines are in full sun for about 80% of the day. I have set out a patio umbrella to give them relief from the sun making them exposed for 50-60% of the day. Am I right in assuming that the sun and high dry temps are the main reasons these things were doing so good but dryed up? And if so what can I do to gaurd against this besides be more dilligant in my watering plan?
For Starters, do not worry. That Wisteria could burn up this year and it will be back next year with a vengence.
Second of all DO NOT fertilize your Wisteria.
It does not need it. I have two mammoth wisteria growing on my arbor. You can keep watering, but they shouldnt need it, and the sun should not be a big deal either. I would try to lightly shower it as frequently as possible but not drench it.


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*Best Buy* A project of Charles Smith and Charles Bieler, this easy-drinking, approachable red is a low-budget expression of a popular blend. The sweet cherry fruit is lightly candied, and it bears a strong scent of toast. The flavors are simple, juicy and quite pretty, with a streak of fresh cut tobacco.
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"IT'S OFFICIAL! The walking dead companion show on AMC is called FEAR THE WALKING DEAD! Expect more news very soon!" he tweeted.
The series will be a prequel that takes place in Los Angeles at the time of the zombie outbreak, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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She added a second photo after her building collapsed, writing, "A hole where my NYC home of the last 22 years once stood... RIP (rest in peace) 123 2nd Avenue."
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Dare devil armed robbers on Wednesday invaded five banks in the ancient city of Owo, headquarters of Owo, Local Government Area of Ondo State, and killed six people including the Bank Manager and his assistant. Skype Bank after the robbery
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5 Stocks Going Ex-Dividend Tomorrow: EIV, ETB, BWG, EIM, COO
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Diet & Fitness Ask where can i get all the yoga exercise names with knowing use of that? pls suggest me any websites. thanks. :) and what is the very good yoga that everyone should do daily for good health? hi thanks for everyone. all answers are so good. im confused to give BA for individual. so i leave this to voting. once again thank you all. :) Asked by RocKerr.. ChEnNaI BoY.!! at Aug 14,2011 20:03 http://www.yogajournal.com/poses/finder/browse_categories Looks a good site ~ my Mum taught Yoga for quite a long time ~ but is now retired ~ Answer from manx_sue at Aug 14,2011 20:23 some yoga asana names :- 1. Surya – Namaskar Sun Salutation 2. Akarna – Dhanur - asana Shooting Bow Posture 3. Anjaneya – asana Salutation Pose 4. Ardha Chandra - asana Half Moon Posture 5. Ardha – Matsyendra - asana Half Spinal Twist Posture 6. Baddha Kona Asana Restrained angle Posture 7. Bala Asana Child Posture 8. Chakra Asana Wheel Posture 9. Dhanur - asana Bow Posture 10. Ekapada - asana One Legged Posture 11. Garuda – asana Half Spinal Twist Posture 12. Gomukha – asana Cow Face Posture 13. Hala - sana Plough Posture 14. Hasta – Pada – angusta Hand – foot big toe Pose 15. Matsya - asana Fish Posture 16. Naga – asana Cobra Posture 17. Nataraja asana King of the Dance Posture 18. Padma – asana Lotus Posture 19. Parivritta – parshvakona Turned Side angle Posture 20. Pavana mukta asana Wind – releasing posture 21. Sarvanga – asana Shoulder stand posture 22. Shalabha – asana Locust Posture 23. Shava – asana Corpse Posture 24. Siddha - asana Accomplished Posture 25. Simha – asana Lion Posture 26. Sirsha – asana Headstand Posture 27. Tada – asana Mountain Pose 28. Trikona – asana Triangle Pose 29. Ugra – asana Powerful Posture 30. Ushtra – asana Camel Posture 31. Vajra – asana Diamond Posture 32. Vira – asana Hero Posture 33. Vriksha – asana Tree Pose 34. Vrischika – asana Scorpion Pose Answer from Praveen Kumar at Aug 14,2011 20:26 Best answer Go to yellow pages for Yoga Centres at Chennai. It will be more beneficial::==+ A simple Yoga for you::-- Sit in Padmaasanam state (sappaNam pottu ukkarndhu) inhale breath for five seconds through your right nose(covering the left nose with your rifht thumb) keep the air inside your lungs for 5 seconds(closing both the noses with thumb & ring finger) and outflow it with your left nose slowly for 10 seconds(covering your right nose with modhira vrial(ring finger). This is called pranaayaamam. Do it continously for 15 minutes in the morning. Slowly you can start doing it in the evening and whenever you want. It gives you stress relief, control your BP, sugar level also. In Sandhyavandhana, the same procedure prescribed during Gayatri Japa. Since most of us do not know this one, we do not perform it. IT IS MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. Answer from The 'BULL' at Aug 14,2011 21:32 Related questions » How many squats a day to get a big butt? (1 answers) » How to balance my time? (1 answers) » If you were to date a 5ft girl, how much should she weigh? (2 answers) » how to get a toned bum.? (2 answers) » How to throw up on purpose after eating large amount of food? (5 answers) » Trying to lose weight, was this a healthy breakfast? (4 answers) » How to loose weight in a low change way? (4 answers) » bad diet, gym 3 times a week.? (4 answers) » If I was to wake up at 5:20 and did the elliptical machine for 30 minutes and my school bus comes at 6:30am.? (1 answers) » What is underweight for a 5'4'' 16 year old girl? (3 answers) File saved from http://dietask.appspot.com/where-can-i-get-all-the-yoga-exercise-names-with-knowing-use-of-that
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The Inova Loudoun Hospital Foundation recognized three individuals for their commitment to philanthropy during the annual awards ceremony at the National Conference Center last week. Almost 150 colleagues, supporters and family were in attendance to honor Ruth Sims, Dr. Elizabeth Simms and Cindy Chambers.
The three received awards for going "above and beyond" in their efforts to encourage philanthropy at the hospital, through gifts of time, talent and treasure.
"It is critical to the success and growth of our programs to stop for a moment and acknowledge the resources that are contributed to the hospital to make it a place of excellence for our patients, our employees and the community," Foundation Director Pam Maroulis said.
The first award, named in honor of the hospital's first patient, jockey Pee Wee Rose, went to Sims, the patient relations representative for Patient Access. The Rose Award is given to an ILH employee who exemplifies the hospital's commitment to the community through excellence in care and a broad understanding of the importance of philanthropy. Sims is a 15-year employee, who was cited for providing service, resolve and positive patient interaction in her work ethic. During her career at the hospital, Sims has occupied a number of positions, including serving as co-chair of the 2007 and 2008 Employee Giving Campaigns, where she helped create an atmosphere for teamwork and encouraged employees to give for causes close to their hearts. Her leadership contributed to a 450 percent increase in employee giving. She also has spearheaded humanitarian projects in Africa and many other projects with a focus on helping those in crisis.
The winner of The Caduceus Award was oncologist Dr. Elisabeth Simms one of Loudoun's early medical specialists. Named for the symbol of the American medical profession, two serpents encircling a staff and flanked by wings, the award honored Simms for her lifelong work in the healing arts and her work in the philanthropy field. Cited for her "reverence for the complex work of healing," Simms began her career in Leesburg in 1979, treating cancer patients and those in the palliative care setting of Hospice home care. Simms retired from active practice in 2008, at which time she and her husband, Larry, contributed $100,000 to the hospital to help create a family lounge in the eight-bed oncology unit. Simms' award citation said it was typical of Simms to retire with a focus on the hospital, and not on herself.
The Golden Helix award was named for the spiral decorations that formed the staircase found in the original hospital on West Market Street in Leesburg. The award is given to a volunteer who has dedicated his or her time and resources to impact philanthropy at the hospital and by so doing improve the quality of patients' lives by making the institution the best it can be.
The award cited Chambers's outstanding record in raising donations for local, national and international charities, including ILHF, where she has helped bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars for the hospital foundation in less than two years. Chambers is a member of the ILHF Board of Directors and also is a member of Loudoun charity 100 Women Strong.
Last year, Chambers launched "The Beamer Book Series," relating the adventures of a therapy dog that teaches children about challenging life events, such as illness, and helps reduce their fears. The net proceeds from the series will be donated to various charities, including ILHF. Proceeds from the first book, Beamer Visits The Emergency Room, resulted in $18,000 being given by Chambers to the hospital for the Pediatric Emergency Department. The first three books in the series are available at Amazon.com and other book sellers.


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I have my wedding bouquet already dried. But I was wondering if anyone knows anything I can spray on them or dip them into to make them stiff so they will not fall apart. Thanks for any help!!
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I remember the slight aroma the carnations from my mom's wedding album had. She had taken the white carnations are simply put them in her wedding album and closed the book.
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SUMMER FESTIVALS: THEATER; An Abundance of Performing Arts Nationwide
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NEW PALTZ -- Summer Repertory Theater at The College of New Paltz (914-257-3880). Parker Theater: June 24-3: ''Blood Brothers.'' July 8-17: ''Lend Me a Tenor.'' On the banks of the college pond: July 22-31: ''Twelfth Night.''
OSWEGO -- Waterman Theater, State University of New York at Oswego (315-341-2141). July 14-18: ''Oliver!''
POUGHKEEPSIE -- Vassar and New York Stage and Film at Vassar College (914-437-5902, before June 1; 914-437-5599, thereafter). Powerhouse Theater: June 23-July 3: ''Chesapeake'' by Lee Blessing. July 7-17: ''Intrigue With Faye'' by Kate Robin. July 21-Aug. 1: ''Gramercy Park Is Closed to the Public'' by Toni Ann Johnson. Susan Stein Shiva Theater: June 18-20: New Play Readings Festival No. 1. June 25-27: ''Yield of the Long Bond'' by Larry Atlas. July 1-3: ''Current Events'' by David Marshall Grant. July 9-11: ''Another American: Asking and Telling'' by Marc Wolfe. July 16-18: ''The Trail of Her Inner Thigh'' by Erin Cressida Wilson. July 23-25: New Play Readings Festival No. 2. July 30-Aug. 1: ''James and the Handless Maiden'' by Max Mayer. On the Vassar Lawn: In repertory, July 17-Aug. 1: ''Hamlet,'' ''A Midsummer Night's Dream.''
SARANAC LAKE -- Pendragon Summer Repertory Theater (518-891-1854). In repertory, June 3-Sept. 3: ''Quilters,'' ''Baltimore Waltz,'' ''Communicating Doors.'' Sept. 4-12: Peter Dee's ''Amber Patches,'' with Julie Harris. www.northnet.org/pendragon
STONY POINT -- Penguin Repertory Company (914-786-2873). Through May 30: ''Mae West at the Club Elfey,'' a new musical.
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BOONE -- An Appalachian Summer Festival (800-841-2787). July 5-31. Includes ''Mark Twain Tonight!'' with Hal Holbrook; ''Hisself,'' a new play by Romulus Linney, and a reading of Euripides' ''Bacchae.''
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS -- Cain Park (216-371-3000). June 17-July 4: ''Bye Bye Birdie.'' July 29-Aug. 15: ''Side Show.''
ASHLAND -- Oregon Shakespeare Festival (541-482-4331). Angus Bowmer Theater: Through July 11: ''The Good Person of Szechuan.'' Through Sept. 19: ''Seven Guitars.'' Through Oct. 30: ''Chicago.'' Through Oct. 31: ''Othello.'' July 28-Oct. 30: ''Pericles.'' Elizabethan Theater: June 9-Oct. 8: ''Much Ado About Nothing; ''Henry IV, Part Two.'' June 10-Oct 9: ''The Three Musketeers.'' Black Swan Theater: Through June 26: ''El Paso Blue.'' Through Oct. 31: ''Romersholm.'' July 6-Oct. 31: ''Tongue of a Bird.''
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CENTER VALLEY -- Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, at Allentown College (610-282-3192). Arena Stage: June 9-July 3: ''Blithe Spirit.'' July 14-Aug. 7: ''The Compleat Works of Wllm. Shkspr (abridged).'' June 16-Aug. 7, mornings: ''Cinderella.'' Festival Stage: June 23-July 11: ''The Tempest.'' July 21-Aug. 7: ''The Merry Wives of Windsor.'' www.allencol
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LANCASTER -- Dutch Apple Dinner Theater (717-898-1900). Through May 29: ''Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.'' June 10-July 24: ''The King and I.'' July 29-Sept. 11: ''West Side Story.'' www.dutchapple.com
LATROBE -- Saint Vincent College (724-537-8900). May 27-June 19: ''Forever Plaid.'' June 24-July 24: ''Perfect Wedding.'' July 29-Aug. 22: ''All in the Timing.''
MOUNT GRETNA -- Mount Gretna Playhouse (717-964-3627). June 15-19: ''Love Letters.'' June 22-July 3: ''Cotton Patch Gospel.'' July 6-17: ''Camping With Henry and Tom.'' July 20-Aug. 7: ''Swingtime Canteen.'' Aug. 24: ''This Lonely Heart: The Roy Orbison Experience.''
NEW HOPE -- Bucks County Playhouse (215-862-2041). Through May 23: ''Pippin.'' May 25-June 6: ''42d Street.'' June 9-20: ''Guys and Dolls.'' June 23-27, Aug. 18-22: ''Hello, Dolly!'' June 30-July 4, Sept. 9-26: ''Evita.'' July 7-18: ''Fiddler on the Roof.'' July 21-25, Aug. 25-Sept. 5: ''The King and I.'' July 28-Aug. 1: ''Sweet Charity.'' Aug. 4-15: ''State Fair.''
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- Creative Poetry Anthology - Undertow (RMIT)
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- Undertow is an anthology which is represents love and darkness, family and growing up.
- Water is a principal element and it closely relates to the title,Undertow. No one knows what is happening under the surface of water, it could be the invisible waves, a whirlpool hidden at the bottom of the sea, or another mysterious world.
Dark blue within the cover could be a better colour to demonstrate something skulking beneath the surface of water. Different layers are composed by dissimilar mediums, such as photograph, illustration, water colour and ink painting, thus they formed subtle colour gradations and texture. Some varied waves in the bottom as in the real seabed, it is too deep to be fathomable, and imbued with illusion as well. Moreover, the clear typeface and its italic serif font established an elegant feel, it was suitable for anthology.