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The Lady Eagles of Hebron Christian are coming off their first MAIS district 3-A victory over Central Academy of Macon on Tuesday night. The 42-38 win has brought the Lady Eagles to a 1-3 district record and allows for Hebron to enter the second half of the district schedule with a little more confidence.
Tonight's district contest against Winona Christian will be a tough game for the Lady Eagles to continue their momentum. Hebron Christian hosted the Lady Stars on November 29 in Pheba and it was a game the Lady Eagles may want to forget. Winona outplayed Hebron and defeated the young Lady Eagles 56-28.
In the last match-up, Rebekah Joy Falkner had a highlight performance putting in 22 points against Winona. Falkner will receive more help tonight from Holly Hudson, Brooke Griffin, Subrina Oswalt, and Victoria Ferguson as these Lady Eagles are starting to play some of their best basketball so far this season.
The Lady Eagles will travel to Winona Christian for the game and should be an entertaining contest. The game is set to tip-off ten minutes after the junior high boys' game.
Hebron Christian remain perfect in District 3-A
By Will Nation
The Eagles had a cakewalk Tuesday night taking on Central Academy of Macon as Hebron Christian defeated the Vikings 59-33. The great margin of victory allowed for everybody on head coach Gary Vaughn's team to pick up valuable varsity minutes. This victory over Central Academy has brought the Eagles to a perfect 4-0 record in district play.
Hebron will travel west on I-82 and take on the Winona Christian Stars tonight, the very team which started the district 3-A season for the Eagles. It took more than regulation to decide the district game between the two clubs. Hebron walked away with an overtime victory 54-52 in Pheba back on November 29.
Tonight's game will be the final road game in district play for the Eagles and a very important one. Winona will be a demanding game for the whole Hebron team and will call for good play from the starting five and players off the bench. In the November 30 contest, Troy Arnold and Collin Moore both contributed a lot from the bench helping the Eagles pick up the win.
The game will be played at Winona Christian in Winona. Tip-off is set for ten minutes after the finish of the Lady Eagles and Lady Stars game.
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En español | Smartphones, tablets, texting, apps — life in the fast lane has made it hard for us to remember the joy of doing things slowly, deliberately and free of deadlines. We overstuff vacations with activities. We multitask even during a romantic dinner. And when it comes to sex, we often take the quickest route to orgasm, ignoring the sensual pleasures available along the way.
Now that we are older, however, both our bodies and our brains savor a slower approach. Sensuality — which is really nothing more than the full employment of our senses — makes sense. To slow things down and get back in touch with your sensual side, try these six strategies:
1. Soak it up
The Romans were obsessed with hot water. They scoured the ancient world in search of that rarity — a hot spring bubbling up from the ground — and built a steam bath for Roman aristocrats wherever they found one.
We take our hot water for granted these days, often forgetting its romantic potential. Don't let that happen to you and your honey! Spend some time together soaking in hot water laden with aromatic salts, letting the scent of eucalyptus, rose or lavender flood your sense of smell. You can also burn incense by the tub's edge. Smell is the quickest sense to reach the brain, so it can affect our thoughts and feelings almost immediately.
If your bathtub at home is big enough for only one aristocrat, find a hotel or public bathhouse that offers a larger soaking tub. I can't say enough about how the two of you will feel as tendrils of perfume entwine you: "Detoxed, renewed and seduced" almost begins to cover it!
2. Get — or give — happy feet
A favorite sensual strategy is to home in on one part of the body and pamper it like crazy. Our feet — those seemingly pedestrian body parts so often stood up or downtrodden — may be the most deserving of such attention. And if you observe the proper ritual, taking care of each other's feet can be a rewardingly sensual experience.
Believe it or not, you can buy a kit for this and follow its steps. They usually go something like this:
a. Soak your partner's feet in warm water.
b. Scrub them with a loofah, a mildly abrasive cloth or a pumice stone. Yes, you're removing old skin, but it should feel good.
c. Slowly and sensually apply lotion to her/his feet, massaging the toes, instep and heel. If you want to go over the top, paint her toes (rent Bull Durham to understand why this can be so sexy) or give him a bit of a pedicure. If this is too metrosexual for you, stop at the foot massage — but I guarantee that will be enough to feel a sensual connection.
3. Learn a new kind of necking
Ever had a proper neck massage? It's one of the sexiest things you can get — or give!
Pay slow, focused attention to the top of your partner's neck, where the hairline ends; the base of the neck where it connects to the shoulders; and even the temples and jawline. You will have to guide each other to deliver maximum pleasure; done well, however, moaning should ensue as the sensual benefits of this kind of touch hit home.
If this appeals to you but you doubt your talent for it, take a massage class. Knowing whether to use your thumbs, for example, or learning the perfect amount of pressure to apply to the temples can spell the difference between grace and groping. Just be prepared for your partner's slavish devotion if you perfect the art of neck massage!
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Written by Frederick Knott — author of the classic mystery, Dial M for Murder — Wait Until Dark captures the audience with its complex story and noir undertones. In a time when gore and extreme violence run rampant in film and television, audiences will find it refreshing to find horror in the chase, more so than in a pool of blood.
The heroine of the story, set in the 1960s, is blind housewife Susy Hendrix (Mary Hoadley of Newport). Independent and resourceful, Susy is learning to cope with her blindness, which resulted from a recent accident. She is aided by her difficult, slightly unreliable young neighbor, Gloria (Victoria Young of Newport), with whom she has an exasperated but lovingly maternal relationship. Susy's life is changed as she is terrorized by a group of criminals who believe she has hidden a baby doll used by them to smuggle heroin into the country. Unknown to Susy, her photographer husband, Sam (Nathan Sargent of Newport), took the doll as a favor for a woman he met on an international plane flight and unwittingly brought the doll to the couple's New York apartment when the woman became afraid of the customs officials. Alone in her apartment and cut off from the outside world, Susy must fight for her life against a gang of ruthless criminals, led by the violent, psychotic Roat (Ross Murray of Stanstead, Quebec). The tension builds as Roat and his accomplices Carlino (Brian McCrea of Newport) and Mike Talman (Mike Desjardins of Newport), impersonate police detectives and friends of her husband in order to win Susy's confidence, gaining access to her apartment to look for the doll. The climax of the play, a vicious physical confrontation between Susy and Roat in her dark kitchen, is one of the most memorable and frightening scenes in theater history. Rounding off the cast as policemen are James Cross of Island Pond and Eric Alexandre of Magog, Quebec.
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Since that green light came last June, they've been waiting for the sale of the hulking, six-story building to close, so construction can get moving.
They're still waiting. And waiting. And waiting.
"I've got to be honest," said Gastonia City Councilman Todd Pierceall, during a City Council planning workshop Saturday. "I'm tired of hearing, 'It's gonna, it's gonna, it's gonna.' At some point, are we going to stop dedicating money to something that isn't getting done?"
The waiting has been frustrating, agreed Jack Kiser, the city's executive in charge of special projects, who is overseeing the Loray Mill venture. But while the foreboding delays have prompted fears that the deal is falling apart, that's not the case, he said.
"It's moving – just not as fast as we all want," said Kiser. "I can tell you I know that it's moving toward closing. We could hear any day now that that has happened."
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The FHA loan is allowing Camden to purchase the Loray Mill from Preservation North Carolina, a nonprofit that has owned it since 1998. The federal money will be leveraged against $19 million in private equity to make the redevelopment possible, developers say.
Once the sale of the mill closes, Camden will begin converting the long end of the L-shaped building into 190 market rate lofts. They should be ready for occupancy by 2015, officials say.
About 78,000 square feet of commercial space will be prepared, 40,000 square feet of which will be leased by Gastonia and Gaston County for 10 years. Another 34,000 square feet of amenities and self-storage space will be made available for tenants. Residential perks will include a gymnasium, pool, secured parking and spacious common areas.
A restaurant will be recruited to locate in the front, ground-level space, Kiser said. The Gastonia Police Department will use other space there for a new western district office.
A permanent textile exhibit will also be created, focusing on the mill and its unique place in history.
Phase 2 will involve an additional investment and the creation of more lofts for seniors on the west side of the mill.
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The old guardhouse in front of the Loray Mill has already been torn down.
While waiting for the building sale to close, other headway is being made, such as working out details of how the city will route energy to the site..
Camden Development Partners, the Atlanta-based firm leading the charge, last week paid $20,000 for the city water and sewer utility permits it needs to do the work. And it will soon be putting up about $80,000 for the overall building permit, Kiser said.
It's further evidence that the dominos are falling into place, albeit slower than everyone would like," he said.
"The developer has sunk $1 million into this project, just in out-of-pocket expenses," said Kiser. "And that's not even counting the time they've already put into it."
Camden has also assembled a prominent real estate team to market the commercial space that the city and county have agreed to lease.
"That will hopefully take us out of that lease obligation as soon as possible," Kiser said.
The Loray Mill redevelopment was poised to proceed in 2008 before the housing market crash and economic crisis, which dried up traditional funding sources. Applying for the FHA loan through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development became the last hope, and it panned out, Kiser said.
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|Misenheimer-- The Pfeiffer softball team won game one 8-0 before game two was stopped after four innings due to rainy field conditions. Senior second baseman Stephanie Brandt connected with a one out single and then stole second and third before scoring on an RBI ground ball to first base from Stephanie Bethea. The Falcons tacked on 6 runs in the bottom of the 3rd with singles from Martina Bullard, Sarah Moore and Hannah Clark along with two base on balls and three Seton Hill errors.
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I'll have to try this - for the longest time I've only used unscented Mitchum.
scent is kind of strong so if someone's too close to your armpits, they'd probably smell old spice. but it's the only decent thing I could get my hands on that actually deodorizes and stops sweat from flooding my pits.
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I always use clear bars, can't stand those white streaks.
The Kiehls doesn't leave white streaks or flake off. I was really surprised at how well it works despite is almost non-existent presence on my skin.
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The best on me is Nivea deo stick or Gillette deo gel.
As far as unscented deodorants are concerned,I would recommend Bekra Mineral or Hydrofugal (in any shape, irrespective if as spray, crystal, stick and so on)
For men: Degree's V12 is the best stuff that I have used in a long time. I used to use the Old Spice and that is really good as well, but the degree just keeps working even after an early morning application. No flaking or staining of my shirts either.
Old Spice after hours deodorant. I try not to use anti-perspirant or anything that stops you from producing sweat. I'd rather have the stuff on the outside rather than plugged up inside.
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I've tried a few in my life and lately I've been using the Old Spice line. But the thing is sometimes there overpowering and I don't like that. I don't like solids, been using the gels. I also tried some non scented ones, didn't like those I've tried. I'm just looking for a good deodorant stick that wont try to over power my fragrance. Any idea? Thanks
Jack Black pit boss. I'm on about 4 in a row, it's fantastic.
Very plain, unassuming brands, like Nivea Men, Dove Man, Garnier Mineral, Vichy Homme, Avon's 24 Hours on Duty, preferably unscented or lightly scented
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Mitchum Unscented.
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I just started using the Menscience unscented one that was mentioned here previously. No aluminum salts, yet it works very well.
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I just switched from Sanex neutral deodorant roll-on to Nivea neutral deodorant roll-on (they were on sale for $1 a piece) and they perform great so far as long as I add Sanex neutral deo spray followed by SCENT OF THE DAY in the arm pits
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I will have to look into some of these.
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Chrystal (sp?) salt stick. No smell, been using the same one for maybe 2 years?
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Mitchum Unscented sometimes. I wish there was a spray version as I dislike rollons.
I'm with you there Laph. I like the stuff but I find roll-ons annoying. I mean are you actually supposed to stand there with your arms in the air until it dries? Or am I doing it wrong...
Mitchum SmartSolid unscented works for me.
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Speed Stick.
WD40 short shot dries quik and leaves a slight hint of Fahrenheit !
Recently just started wearing Hugo Boss deodorant. Normally just go with unscented dove etc for daily day to day work. I seem to be getting more into the designer versions.
Top 10 at the moment:
2.Terre D'Hermes
4.Creed Royal Oud
5.Eau Sauvage
6.Dior Homme Sport
7.Creed Bois du Portugal
8.Givency PI
9.Dior Homme
10.Ralph Lauren Polo Blue
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I sweat like a whore in church, regardless of the time of year. I recently started using Certain-Dri and it has proven to be wonderful at keeping even my out-of-control perspiration under control. I highly recommend it.
Mitchum roll-ons (scented or unscented)
I've tried Pit Boss, Menscience, all the mainstream brands. My far and away favorite is the eucalyptus deodorant by Malin+Goetz. No aluminum, doesn't irritate me like menscience did, and smells extremely fresh yet neutral.
Degree cool rush.. has a very subtle scent. it goes well with the iso-e laden scents such as platinum egoiste or the bvlgari that i wear. Good thread btw
Taylor of Old Bond Street...if you like sandawood.
Do you mean deodorant or antiperspirant?
If antiperspirant, I agree the Mitchum unscented is the cheapest and very effective way to go. I also came across an American brand stick antiperspirant called Almay, which is very good.
But if you shower in the evenings, really, any spray-on 24hr anti perspirant will actually last 24 hours nowadays. Spray it on before you go to bed, and the scent will be gone by the time you get up. The new Clinical Protection antiperspirants like that from Rexona, actually says on the box that it is best applied the night before, and it has no scent by morning.
If you really mean deodorant (i.e. doesn't stop sweating with aluminium salts, just stops the sweat from breaking down and getting smelly) well, you can just use designer deodorant sticks. With a few exceptions (e.g D&G PH) most of them are pretty weak scent-wise, and your edt will overpower them easily.
L'Occitane BAVX Stick Deodorant - the best I've had so far
A drop of scent du jour under each pit and Suave Unscented. Leaves me smelling clean with just a hint of scent.
I found this at my local shoppers, and so far I like it. Needed something unscented so it doesn't overpower my fragrance
Just bought this, hope it's good, for all people in Australia i bought this from chemist warehouse
QV Naked Anti-Perspirant Deodorant
I like certain dry roll on antiperspirant. I use it once every 2-3 days and it keeps me dry and stench free.
I really like the irish spring deodorants, i have the newly released from irish spring which to me is a softer scent and i also have the mennon speed stick version which to me is the stronger EDP version and in my opinion the better one. I like to either wear Gendarme by Gendarme or Sung Homme by Alfred Sung when im going to use those deodorants. Also the Axe Dark Temptation and Givenchy Play Intense work well with each other for me. What's your favorite deodorants?
Top 5
1. Givenchy Play Intense by Givenchy
2. Invasion Barbare by MDCI
3. Green Irish Tweed by Creed
4. Rive Gauche Pour Homme by YSL
5. Gendarme
6. Jazz Prestige by YSL
My favorite is Corduroy by Zirh stick. Keeps me dry and clean all day long in the heat of Brazil (30C or more)
Also it smells for less than 1 minute than it turns unscented, perfect to match with any fragrance. For sure the best deodorant that i used.
The only ingredients are natural mineral salts and ammonium alum.
Just Arrid XX scented works fine for me.
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Top 5
1. Givenchy Play Intense by Givenchy
2. Invasion Barbare by MDCI
3. Green Irish Tweed by Creed
4. Rive Gauche Pour Homme by YSL
5. Gendarme
6. Jazz Prestige by YSL
If you mean deodorants as opposed to antiperspirants, my favourite is the D&G Homme deodorant stick. It seems to be at about half the EDT's strength, and keeps pumping out strong scent all day long.
If you mean antiperspirants, they all do the job and I have no favourite.
I've been using it for a couple of months now and am impressed.
Laboratoires Garnier - 48 hours, Avon unscented, Gillette Cool Wave deo gel, Vichy Homme
I got fed up of Dove, Sure, Mitchum etc ruining my shirts and t-shirts so started to look for alternatives. After a bit of reading, I've binned anti-perspirants and commercial deodorants in favour of using alum block. Problem solved.
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Never thought of a classifying a deodorant as best. All any deodorant one has to do for me is keep me dry and sweat-smell free.
Any one that does that is OK by me.
There are two primary sources of odor - the natural aroma that is carried out of the body with sweat - this is the fresh sweat smell that people like, and contains the pheromones. I think its a mistake to block it unless wetness is a significant problem.
The body odor that offends people comes from the gas emitted by bacteria on the skin that feed on the sweat, and starts to develop subsequently. Kill that and youre home free, unless theres something wrong with your metabolism, or it is unduly influenced by diet.
The bacteria-killing ingredient in most deos is some sort of stabilized alcohol. For these, there are a couple of designer deos, Chanels, I like. But most of the time I use the mineral-salt type that is fragrance-free and blocks bacteria from forming. Its essentially solid piece of alum, a natural mineral, and lasts for ages. You can get Crystal stick, or some other brand, in most big-chain drugstores.


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Work continues at a fast pace at Swedish/Issaquah. Specifically, the crew is enclosing the building with exterior finishes to protect interior work from the cold, windy and wet weather coming our way. Mechanical, plumbing, electrical and drywall work continues within the interior spaces of the hospital wings, while painting and installing ceiling assemblies and floor finishes will finish up on level 1 of the medical office building. Between January 2010 (when major work started) through end of August 2010, construction has generated 709 tons of mixed-waste material, with 643 tons of it diverted to recycling.
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For the campus as a whole, efforts "tying-in" site utilities to the City's infrastructure continues, including power, natural gas, storm and sewer lines.
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Lee Brei, Swedish's director of Facility Services, and Susan Gillespie, senior project manager for the Swedish Issaquah Campus, are on a mission. They intend to make Swedish's first major Eastside site the most energy-efficient facility in the region.
Swedish broke ground last October for a new 175-bed hospital and five-story medical office building (MOB) on 12.5 acres just off I-90/Exit 18. It is the first full-scale medical complex to be built in King County in more than 25 years. Plans call for 500,000+ square feet of built space, with the MOB targeted to open in July 2011 and the hospital seven months later.
"We have one chance to do this project right and take advantage of the best practices in new hospital construction," explains Gillespie. "The key goals are to integrate advanced technologies and processes that significantly reduce energy consumption, cut our carbon footprint, and lower overall operating costs so we can provide the most cost-effective care."
Brei adds, "The Issaquah Highlands is known for its 'green' building strategies, so we'll fit right in with the community perception of what a new facility should be."
Hospitals spend more on energy per square foot than any other commercial building type, notes the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers.
What? Where? When? (Swedish Issaquah Services)
The first stage of the medical center opens next summer. Here are just some of the outpatient services that will launch in July 2011, including where they will be located at the new campus:
Looking good!
Here's a recent aerial photo of the construction site:
When complete, it will look like this:
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Here's an informative article from the Issaquah Reporter about Swedish's plans for the new hospital:
Issaquah Tops Off
The last steel beam for Swedish's new Issaquah hospital and outpatient center was lifted into place Aug. 6 in a special topping-off ceremony. The beam was signed by construction workers and hospital officials before being lifted into place atop the structure. The topping-off completes a construction milestone en route to the facility's phase-one opening in July 2011 in the Issaquah Highlands. Once completed, it will be the first new hospital built in King County in 25 years and will include an ambulatory care center, five-story medical office building and acute-care community hospital.


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Toulon have enjoyed an unbeaten start to their French Top 14 campaign as they secured their fourth consecutive victory against Bordeaux.
Lock Bakkies Botha and captain and flank Joe van Niekerk both started in the 42-12 bonus-point win at the Stade Mayol, which saw the club hold on to top spot on the log. Both players have been in impressive form up front for Toulon, with Botha providing his characteristic hard edge and Van Niekerk showing good leadership and having an influence on attack and defence.
Botha's good form could be a great boon for the Boks, who are likely to loose No 4 lock Eben Etzebeth to suspension. Springbok head coach Heyneke Meyer has expressed his interest in calling up the veteran second-rower.
Props Wikus Blaauw and Eugene van Staden started in Biarritz's 27-8 victory over inside centre Paul Bosch, reserve hooker Erasmus van Vuuren and replacement lock Drikus Hancke's Montpellier. The Basque club has also won all four of its games to date, and trail Toulon by a singe log point in the overall standings.
Clermont tighthead prop Daniel Kotze came off the bench to help his team clinch a 13-12 comeback win over No 8 Jacques Cronje and flank Bernard le Roux's Racing Metro. Trailing 12-7 in the final quarter, Kotze formed part of a strong forwards showing that saw scrumhalf Morgan Parra punish Racing's late ill-discipline.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Five qualifying golfer's will represent the Pfeiffer University men's golf team starting today at the Kiawah Island Invitational in Kiawah Island, SC. All varsity golfers went through a 54-hole qualification tournament last week for the right to play today and tomorrow. Old North State, Badin Inn and Tillery Country Club each hosted an 18 hole round. The five qualifiers teeing off in the 20-team, top-notch field at Kiawah are listed below with scores. Results from Kiawah Island will be posted later tonight.
Pfeiffer Qualifiers
1. Jonathon Miles - 218 (+2)
2. Luiz Jacintho - 226 (+10)
3. Garrett Dranichek - 228 (+12)
T4. J.D. Lamm - 229 (+13)
T4. Cameron Fields - 229 (+13)
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Saturday's big schoolboy match between Grey College and Affies in Bloemfontein has been called off because of heavy rain.
Grey College head of rugby Dries van der Wal confirmed the news on Friday morning, adding that all 28 teams won't be able to play on the water-logged fields.
'This match was definitely a big one and everybody was excited heading into the weekend,' Van der Wal told keo.co.za. 'But we've had some terrible, terrible rain here in Bloem and we've been forced to call the match off as the fields are underwater.
'We will try to find an alternative date, but I doubt it will happen because it's very difficult to accommodate an extra date during a busy season. But if both schools can, it will happen.'
This fixture was an important one on the schools calendar as Affies and Grey College are currently ranked No 1 and 2 on the FNB Top 20 rankings respectively. Word is that the match will be moved to 16 June, but this is yet to be confirmed.
After unbeaten runs in 2008 and 2010, Grey were expected to struggle this season but managed 9 wins and 1 draw from their 10 games. A win over Affies would see the Bloemfontein-based school regain the No 1 spot on the standings. They will still face Paarl Boys', Grey High (PE), Glenwood and Paul Roos later this year.
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Kent State Professor Examines Link Between Parental Time Pressure and DepressionPosted Apr. 13, 2012
A recently published paper by Kent State University Associate Professor Susan Roxburgh examines the association between depression and parental time pressures among employed married parents.
Roxburgh is a sociologist who has been with Kent State since 1994. The Journal of Family Issues published her paper "Parental Time Pressures and Depression among Married Dual-Earner Parents" in its most recent issue (November, 2011).
In a telephone survey of 250 parents, Roxburgh finds that concerns about having enough time to spend with children are associated with higher depression among both fathers and mothers. Her research also reveals that job experiences play a role in influencing the link between parental time pressure and depression. Parents who report high job demands feel more parental time pressure, which in turn increases their depression.
"Even though other research shows that American parents are actually spending more time with their children than they were twenty years ago, the results of this survey shows that parents worry about the time they spend with their children and that these concerns are associated with higher depression," Roxburgh said. "We have very high expectations for parents, and many people may worry that they are not living up to these expectations."
The study also finds that mothers who report high job control are less likely to be depressed by parental time pressures. This relationship is not observed among fathers, which suggests that good working conditions may be particularly important for employed mothers' well-being.
Roxburgh reports that social support from partners does not reduce the association between time pressure and depression among parents, but household income is a significant moderator of the depression-parental time pressure link. This means that irrespective of marital quality, parental time pressures are associated with higher depression, but that affluent mothers and fathers who report high parental time pressure experience less depression than low-income mothers and fathers.
Even as other studies show that American parents, particularly fathers, are spending more time with their children, the results of this study indicate that concerns about the amount and quality of time with children is a significant source of stress for working parents, especially those in low-paying, high-demand jobs.
"On the one hand, these findings are consistent with other studies that report that fathers expect to be actively involved in their fathering role," Roxburgh said. "On the other hand, this study also suggests that there is growing pressure on parents to live up to this ideal of being a very engaged and involved parent and that this stress is associated with higher depression, especially among less well-off parents."
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A woman banished
Griffith, battle-seasoned warrior and the king'smost trusted emissary, expected to find ashallow, vain, frivolous woman at WenthavenCastle. After all, as lady-in-waiting to thequeen, lovely Lady Marian had been in aposition of privilege, yet she had been banishedfrom the court. And the rumors were that shehad given birth to an illegitimate child.
An outrageous offer
When he arrived, Griffith found Lady Marianto be strong, intelligent and fiercely protectiveof the young baby in her custody.... and verysuspicious of him. If he were smart, the knightwould just deliver the message with which hehad been entrusted. Instead, he longs to lingerto delve into the mystery that is Marian, todiscover what she so desperately fears-andwhy he so improperly wants her.
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Baseball Quotes and Sayings
The trouble with baseball is that it is not played the year round.
– G. Perry
Baseball is like church. Many attend few understand.
– Leo Durocher
Play hard or don't play at all.
The other sports are just sports. Baseball is a love.
– Bryant Gumbel
Baseball statistics are like a bikini. They show you a lot. But they don't show you everything.
The harder you work the luckier you get.
Baseball players are smarter than football players. How often do you see a baseball team penalized for too many men on the field?
– Jim Bouton
I swing big, with everything I've got. I hit big or I miss big. I like to live as big as I can.
– Babe Ruth
Life is like baseball. You will not hit every pitch. Make the most of the ones you do.
Practice perfect today, play like a champion tomorrow.
Heroes are remembered but legends live forever.
– Babe Ruth
Will > Skill
They give you a spherical ball, a cylindrical bat, and what do they tell you to do? Square it up.
You can't hit the ball if you're thinking about all the ways you can miss.
Baseball is not a game, it's a passion.
The only way they know that you're for real, is shutting them up, and proving them wrong.
It's not how hard you practice when somebody is watching, it's how hard you practice when nobody is watching.
Nothing is given…Everything is earned 90 feet at a time.
Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.
I was once told, it doesn't matter whether you win of lose, its about how you play the game and have fun. But the game is a lot more fun when you win.


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Dwight's not going to NJ now. Wonder where he will want to go.
Would be nice if he and Bynum are on the open market next season.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
I thought you couldn't trade more than one player in a sign and trade?
PelicansReport.com Sim League
New Orleans Hornets General Manager
Marc Stein @ESPNSteinLine
Just going online and on SportsCenter: Hawks have agreed in principle to deal Marvin Williams to Utah for Devin Harris to shed even more $
Trade Alert: The Jazz will send guard Devin Harris to the Hawks for forward Marvin Williams.— Legion Sports (@MySportsLegion) July 2, 2012
New Orleans Pelicans-Seattle Seahawks-Atlanta Braves-Anaheim Ducks
RIP HunnyB
This fits HunnyB/FlyGirl so well- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyzTiSEfM00
The Hawks HAD to blow up that roster at some point to get out of always being that 4th/5th spot in the East...didn't think they'd do it in a day.
Ric Bucher @RicBucher
Source: With Nets out of equation, Mavs go to top of Dwight Howard's wish list. No other teams - Lakers included - on it. For now.
Dwight's got JOKES
Mavs don't have much to offer either.
Dwight has lost a spot in this league, he should just STFU and wait until FA happens
I really hate Dwight Howard. I hope they just eat his contract. Bench him for a year and make him lose millions by not giving him his bird years contract. Someone must take a stand.
Jared Dudley @JaredDudley619
I don't wanna get in Dwight Howard's business but lol Why would you wanna play for the Nets over teams such as the Lakers,Bulls, and Mavs
B) Dwights own website compares his body to Apollo... Not creed the God.
Don't believe me ? http://www.dwighthoward.com/bio
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Persons addressing the Redevelopment Design Review Committee shall be limited to 10 minutes unless an extension of time is granted by the Chairman, subject to the approval of the Redevelopment Design Review Committee. When any group of persons wishes to address the Committee, it shall be proper for the Chairman to request that a spokesman be chosen to represent the group.
Public comment will be allowed on agenda items at the time the item is considered.
The Redevelopment Design Review Committee's approval or denial of any action on this agenda shall become final and effective ten days after its decision unless an appeal is made in writing within this ten-day period to the Planning Commission by either an applicant or an opponent. The filing of an appeal within such time limit shall stay the effective date of the order of the Redevelopment Design Review Committee until such time as the Planning Commission has acted on the appeal. Anyone interested in making an appeal should contact the Development Services Department for assistance.
February 28, 2002 minutes.
A request to consider site and architectural plans to construct a new 3-story, 5-unit apartment building after demolishing two existing single-family residences on property at 312-314 West Wilshire Avenue (R-5 zone) (continued from February 28, 2002) (Revised plans submitted March 11, 2002, enclosed).
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Department of Geology
Kent State University
221 McGilvrey Hall
The Department of Geology welcomes guest speakers on Fridays, in room 234 McGilvrey Hall, at 1:15 p.m. (unless otherwise noted):
Spring 2015
Jan 16 Jeremy Williams, Ohio State University
Jan 23 Alycia Stigall, Ohio University
Jan 30 Graduate Student Symposium
Feb 6 Eldon Gath, 2015 Jahns Distinguished Lecturer in Applied Geology,"The Santa Ana Mountains: Indenter Tectonics and the Earthquake Hazards of "The OC"
Feb 13 Lyman Persico, Mercyhurst University
Feb 20 Faculty Meeting
Feb 27 James Thomka, University of Akron
Mar 6 Lauren Kinsman-Costello, Kent State University, Biological Sciences
Mar 13 Caleb Holyoke, University of Akron
Mar 20 Faculty Meeting
Mar 27 Spring Break
Apr 3 David Hacker, Kent State University, Geology
Apr 10 Beth Orcutt, IODP / Bigelow Laboratory
Apr 17 Melissa Berke, University of Notre Dame
Apr 24 Audrey Sawyer, Ohio State University
May 1 Faculty Meeting
May 8 (possible)Faculty Meeting
Fall 2014
August 29 Faculty Meeting
September 5 Graduate Student presentations
September 11 (Thursday) 9:30-10:30 a.m. Room 207 McGilvrey Hall, Greg Hempen, AEG Jahns Lecturer, Hello??? Are you ready for the Big One? - The presentation discusses the application of recent research to the paleoseismic and historic events of the New Madrid Seismic Zone. The talk considers some actions to inform the public of appropriate preparedness in that region
September 19 Joel Moore, Towson University, "A high salt diet: How stormwater management ponds affect road salt impacts on soils, groundwater, and streams"
September 26 TBA
October 3 Patricia Manley, Middlebury College, "Glacial Lake Discharges and Abrupt Climate Change: Lake Champlain"
October 10 Dale Tshudy, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, "Taxonomy and phylogeny of bizarre deep sea lobsters: collaboration of paleontologists and marine biologists"
October 17 David Costello, Kent State University, "Biogeochemistry and toxicity of metals in stream sediments"
October 24 Faculty Meeting
October 31 Water Research Symposium Keynote Speaker: David L. Sedlak, University of California, Berkeley
November 7 John Lenhart, The Ohio State University
November 14 Nadine McQuarrie, University of Pittsburgh
November 21 Faculty Meeting
November 28 Thanksgiving recess
December 5 Faculty Meeting
Spring 2014
Januaray 24 Graduate Student Symposium: Matthew Harding, "Preliminary Results from a Geophysical Study of the Salina Group, NE Pennsylvania"; Krista Brown, "Undrowning a creek: Groundwater-stream interactions and water quality of former reservoirs in northeast, Ohio"; Jessica Tashman, "A taphonomic and paleoecological analysis of Late Jurassic horseshoe crabs from a Lagerstätte; in central Poland."; Chelsea Windus "Evaluating the variability of discontinuity orientation data for slope stability purposes".
January 31 Jim James, Gannett Fleming, Inc., "Thorn Run Dam Construction"
February 7 Brian Lutz, Biological Sciences, Kent State University, "Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining and Hydraulic Fracturing: Comparing Impacts on Water Resources"
February 14 Darin Croft, Case Western Reserve University, "Paleobiology of a late, great clade of South American herbivores"
February 21 Faculty meeting
February 28 Christina Lopano, US DOE, "Mineral Reactions in Energy Systems"
March 7 Rowan Martindale, Harvard University, "Triassic reefs in North America"
March 14 James McManus, University of Akron, "The supply of iron from marine sediments to global ocean: isotope signatures & impacts of changing ocean chemistry"
March 21 Faculty meeting
April 4 Bev Saylor, Case Western Reserve University, "Using ash bed geochemistry to reconstruct the geologic history and landscape of the WORMIL paleoanthropological area in the Afar of Ethiopia"
April 11 Nita Sahai, University of Akron, Mineralogical Society of America Distinguished Lecturer, "The Potential Role of Geochemical Environments and Minerals in Protocell Evolution"April 18 Katie Farnsworth, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, "Global and Regional Perspectives on Sediment Flux to the Worlds Oceans"
April 25 Anne Jefferson and Chris Rowan, "Geologists on Adventure along the Antarctic Peninsula"
May 2 Faculty meeting
Fall 2013
September 6 Geology Graduate Student Presentations: Kevin Engle, Frank Mathias, Inoka Hasanthi Widanagamage, and Eric Sload
September 13 David Harwood, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and ANDRILL Science Management Office, "Drilling deep beneath Antarctic ice to reveal past and future climate change"
September 20 Jessica Ball, SUNY-Buffalo, "Water flowing underground: Modeling hydrothermal systems in cooling lava domes"
September 27 Faculty Meeting
October 4 Beth Rhenberg, Ohio State University, "Systematics, Phylogenetics, and Biogeography of Early Mississippian Camerate Crinoids of the Nunn Member, Lake Valley Formation, in south-central New Mexico"
October 11 David M. Singer, Kent State University, "Contaminant sequestration in mesoporous materials and secondary mineral coatings: The importance of confined pore spaces"
October 18 Dr. Jessica Anderson Maisano, UT-Austin, Jackson School of Geosciences , "An Overview of High Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography: Data Acquisition and Applications"
October 25 Faculty Meeting
November 1 Dan Bain, University of Pittsburgh, "Urban hydrology in a rugged, old place: emerging lessons from Pittsburgh"
November 8 Josh Roering, University of Oregon, GeoPRISMS distinguished lecture, "Are Mountains Like Giant Sandpiles? A Tale of Catastrophic Landslides, Ancient Lakes, Big Floods, and Fish Evolution"
November 15 Human Impacts on Water Symposium at KSU Hotel and Conference Center
November 22 Faculty Meeting
December 6 Pre-AGU (no colloquium)
Spring 2013
Januaray 18 Faculty Meeting
January 25 cancelled
February 1 Dave Hacker, Kent State University, "From Dikes to Sills to Laccoliths: a Look at Shallow Level Magnetic Systems"
February 8 TBA
February 15 TBA
February 22 TBA
March 1 TBA
March 8 Faculty meeting
March 15 Matt Morris, AEG President, Gannett Fleming, "The History and Progression of Rock Slope Stabilization for Menoher Boulevard (aka Easy Grade Highway or S.R. 271, Section 13), Cambria County, Pennsylvania"
March 22 Jim McCalpin, Jahns Lecturer: "The Many Uses of Trenching in Assessing Geologic Hazards in Engineering Geology"
April 5 Kristin Jaeger, Ohio State's School of Environment and Natural Resources, "Streamflow Variability of Dryland Rivers in a Changing Climate"
April 12 Eric Klemetti, Denison Universtiy, Granville OH, "Crystal Diaspora and Blooms at Arc Volcanoes"
April 19 Brian Greene, Gannett Fleming, "Impacts of Geology on Dam Design in Western Pennsylvania"
April 26 Beverly Saylor, Case Western, TBA
May 3 Faculty meeting
Fall 2012
September 7 Graduate Student Presentations, Department of Geology, Kent State University
September 14 William Johnson, Senior Staff, D'Appolonia, Monroeville, PA, "The Evaluation of Offshore Geohazards"
September 21 Dr. Rod Feldmann, Department of Geology, Kent State University, "An Amazing Triassic Fossil Assemblage in Amazing China"
Monday, 2:00 p.m., September 24 Dr. Mimi Katz, IODP Distinguished Lecturer, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, "Antarctic Circumpolar Current Evolution and its Impact on Climate and Global Ocean Circulation"
October 5 Dr. Mary Ann Thomas, U.S. Geological Survey, Ohio Water Science Center, Columbus, OH, "Arsenic and Water:"
October 12 Dr. Neil Wells, Department of Geology, Kent State University, "A Surfeit of Shorelines: Lake Erie's Late-Glacial Ancestors"
October 19 GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT REUNION
October 26 Dr. Eric Taylor, Department of Geology, Kent State University, Stark Campus, "Molecular Binding to Asbestos: a Protein's Point of View"
November 2 No Colloquium
November 9 Dr. Robert McAfee, Biological & Allied Health Sciences, Ohio Northern University, Ada, OH, "Role of Jugal Morphology in the Mastication of Sloths (Mammalia: Pilosa): a Case Study of Neocnus from Haiti"
November 16 Dr. Joe Ortiz, Department of Geology, Kent State University, "Arctic Impacts on the Climate System"
November 30 OPEN
Spring 2012
Jan. 13 Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Urban Hydrology
Jan. 20 Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Urban Hydrology
Jan. 24 (Tuesday) Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Urban Hydrology
Jan. 27 Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Urban Hydrology
Feb. 3 Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Mineralogy
Feb. 10 TBA
Feb. 14 (Tuesday) Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Mineralogy
Feb. 17 Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Mineralogy
Feb. 21 (Tuesday) Candidate for the new TT faculty position in Mineralogy
Mar. 2 Scott Burns, Jahn's Lecturer, Oregon State University "Cataclysms on the Columbia, the Great Missoula Floods"
Mar. 9 Faculty Meeting
Mar. 16 Graduate Student Research Presentations
Mar. 30 Jennifer Bauer, AEG President, Appalachian Landslide Consultants, Inc., "Landslide Mapping on Slippery Slopes: Lessons Learned by the North Carolina Geological Survey"
Apr. 6 Amanda Schmidt, Oberlin College, Ohio, "Spatial Patterns of Erosion in Western China"
Apr. 13 Ben Dattilo, Indiana University-Purdue, University Fort Wayne, "Layer-cake Startigraphy Versus Facies Mosaics in the Cincinnati Ordovician: What is the Bedding-scale Structure of the Stratigraphic Record"
Apr. 20 Liang Yi, Visiting Scholar at KSU, "Asian Monsoon, River Incision and Sea Levels in the Late Quaternary in the South Bohai Sea, China"
Apr. 27 Faculty meeting and Geology Awards Banquet in evening
Fall 2011
Sept. 2 Graduate Students – KSU Dept of Geology Thesis Research
Sept. 9 Dr. Hans Thewissen, Macroevolutionary Patterns Documented with Fossil Whales from India and Pakistan, Department of Anatomy & Neurobiology, NEOUCOM
Sept.16 Dr. Warren Allmon, To What (if anything) is the Present the Key? The Current Status of "Uniformitarianism" in Geology, Director of the Paleontological Research Institution and Hunter R. Rawlings III Professor of Paleontology, Cornell University
Sept. 23 Craig E. Kasper, Transforming Waste into Energy – the Biogas Solution, Senior Energy Consultant, Hull & Associates, Inc., Bedford, OH
Sept. 30 Dr. Francisca E. Oboh-Ikuenobe, The Science of Palynology and its Applications, Professor and Head of Geology & Geophysics, Dept of Geological Sciences & Engineering, Missouri Univ. of Science & Technology
Oct. 14 Dr. John M. Senko, Anaerobic Microbial Processes in Acid Mine Drainage-Impacted Systems, Department of Geology and Environmental Science, University of Akron
Oct. 21 Dr. James L. Withiam, A Slope Repair Gone Wrong - Why?, Principal, D'Appolonia, Monroeville, PA
Nov. 18 Dr. Brian H. Greene, Lower Lake Girard Dam, Ohio: The Breaching of an Ambursen Dam, Gannett Fleming, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA
Dec. 2 Mathew B. Morris, Recent Advances in Slope Stabilization Technology, Gannett Fleming, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA
Spring 2011
Jan. 21 Wondie Seyoum, Nivi Mehrotra, and Katie Thomas Wells, graduate student research updates
Jan. 28 Dr. Rob Ross of the Paleontological Research Institute and Museum of the Earth, "Online teaching - What's it good for? Some examples from Geoscience Education"
Feb. 4 No colloquium, faculty meeting
Feb. 25 Bruce Hilton, President, AEG (Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists), "CA High Speed Train – How to Cross Active Faults at 250 mph"
March 4 Scott Scheiner, Siri Siriwardana, Chuks Nwaodua, Nivanthi Mihindukulasooriya, graduate student research updates
March 11 Dr. Joseph E. Andrew, University of Kansas, "Large-magnitude Extension of the Death Valley Detachment System & Evolution of the Garlock Fault"
March 25 Spring break
April 1 Dr. Soumitri (Mimi) Sarkar, University of Pittsburgh School of Law; Environmental Law Clinic, "Geochemical Characterization of Groundwater Flow Processes in a Large Patterned Peatland"
April 15 Dr. Jeff Allwardt of Conoco-Phillips, Houston, "Beyond the Classroom: Applying Geology to Oil & Gas Exploration and Production"
April 21-22 Karin Kirk, NAGT Distinguished Speaker, Teaching on-line courses in the Geosciences "Teach the Earth: Tapping into Teaching Materials from a Community of Geoscience Educators"
May 13 TBA
Fall 2010Sept. 10 Student research presentations (Hasanthi, Cope, Saraceno, Wayman)
Sept. 24 Peter Hutchinson, Hutchinson Group, PA (Environmental Geophysics)
Oct. 1 Faculty Meeting (2:15 MCG 221A)
Oct. 7 (Thursday) Dr. Gail Christeson, University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Geophysics. Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) Distinguished Lecturer. "The Chicxulub Structure: What an Impact!"
Oct. 8 Bill Haneberg, 2011 Jahn's Distinguished Lecturer
Oct. 15 Dan Billman, Billman Geologic Consultants, Mars, PA (Marcellus Shale)
Oct. 22 Dr. Christina Riesselman, USGS, Reston
Nov. 12 Dr. Yoram Eckstein, KSU, "The Western Extension of the Himalayan Geothermal Belt"
Nov. 19 Dr. Jeremy Green, Geology, KSU @ Tuscarawas Campus
Dec. 3 Dr. Ashley Griffith, University of Akron, "Earthquake tales lost in the cracks"
Dec. 10 Faculty Meeting (2:15 MCG 221A)
Spring 2010
Jan. 22 Brian Greene, US Army Corps of Engineers, "Emergency Scour Repairs at Allegheny Dam 6, Clinton Pennsylvania."
Jan. 29 Paul Marinos (Jahns lecturer), "Geological constraints and geotechnical issues in mechanized tunneling"
Feb. 5 Silvio Casadio, Univ. Nacional de La Pampa, Argentina, "West Antarctic Rift system: a possible New Zealand- Patagonia Oligocene paleobiogeographic link"
Feb. 12 Faculty meeting
Feb. 19 none scheduled
Feb. 25-26 Lisa Pratt, Indiana University, 2010 Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar
March 5 TBA
March 12 TBA
March 19 Brad Shotwell "An improvement in Photo-Documentaton of In-Service Dimension Stone and Masonry Features"
March 26 TBA
April 9 Mark Wilson, College of Wooster
April 16 Faculty Workshop with David Dees, Educational Foundations, Deep Learning: What does this look like in class?
April 23 Student Research Summary Presentations; Cristina, Edmund, Madan, Frisky
April 30 TBA
May 7 Faculty meeting
Fall 2009
December 4 John Kovacs (Gannett Fleming) "Geotechnical Construction in a Complex Urban Setting - The Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, PA"
November 20 Kelly LaBlanc (Oberlin College) "Glacial dispersion patterns as a test for spatial modeling of subglacial quarrying"
November 13 Duane Krueger (AEG President)
October 30 Peg Yacobucci (Bowling Green State University)
October 23 Larry Wickstrom, State Geologist and Division Chief, Ohio Geological Survey, CO2 Sequestration
October 16 Michael R. Brudzinski (Miami University) "Dancing with the Plates: How the Earth Likes to Shimmy Before it Quakes"
October 9 Joe Ortiz (Kent State University) "The Arctic Response to Global Change"
October 2 Graduate student research presentations
September 18 Edmund Medley, 2008-2009 Jahns Distinguished Lecturer in Engineering Geology: "Of Elephants, Earthquakes, Caves, and Hot Rock - Recent Geological Engineering Adventures"
Dr. Abdul Shakoor, Nate Saraceno, Dr. Edmund Medley, Sarah Hudy, Matt Waugh,Tej Gautam, Yonathan Admassu, Madan Maharjan, Adem Ali, and Edmund Baffoe-Twum.
September 4 Verne Friberg (U. Akron)


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The Corporation for National and Community Service named Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to disadvantaged youth.
Launched in 2006, the Community Service Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service-learning and civic engagement. Honorees for the award were chosen based on a series of selection factors including scope and innovativeness of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.
LECOM Medical and Pharmacy Students contributed more than 10,000 hours of volunteer service during the academic year. They provided assistance to numerous Erie, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida social-service, educational and health-care organizations. Programs such as the LECOM Mentors offer after school tutoring and role models for children at the Erie Housing Authority/YMCA activity centers.
LECOM students from Erie and Bradenton worked closely with children at the Give Kids the World Village in Florida. Here students met children with life-threatening illnesses and helped them create magical memories. Each summer LECOM Erie Students also participate in the Bridging the Gaps (BTG) program. Students work with the staffs of more than 20 local agencies. BTG is dedicated to providing service to underserved populations while training community responsive health and social service professionals. BTG seeks to provide meaningful service in a system of care that is often unresponsive to the needs of vulnerable populations.
"College students are tackling the toughest problems in America, demonstrating their compassion, commitment, and creativity in by serving as mentors, tutors, health workers, and even engineers," Eisner said. "They represent a renewed spirit of civic engagement fostered by outstanding leadership on caring campuses."
The Honor Roll is jointly sponsored by the Corporation, through its Learn and Serve America program, and the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, USA Freedom Corps, and the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.
In congratulating the winners, U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings said, "Americans rely on our higher education system to prepare students for citizenship and the workforce. We look to institutions like these to provide leadership in partnering with local schools to shape the civic, democratic and economic future of our country."
Overall, the Community Service Honor Roll awarded six schools with Presidential Awards. In addition, four schools were recognized as Special Achievement Award winners, 127 as Honor Roll With Distinction members and 391 schools as Honor Roll members. In total, 528 schools were recognized. A full list is available at www.nationalservice.gov/honorroll.
"There is no question that the universities and colleges who have made an effort to participate and win the Honor Roll award are themselves being rewarded," said American Council on Education President David Ward. "Earning this distinction is not easy. But now each of these schools will be able to wear this award like a badge of honor."
The Honor Roll is jointly sponsored by the Corporation, through its Learn and Serve America program, and the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, USA Freedom Corps, and the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.
The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering. The Corporation administers Senior Corps, AmeriCorps and Learn and Serve America, a program that supports service-learning in schools, institutions of higher education and community-based organizations. For more information, go to http://www.nationalservice.gov.


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Treasured memories from Hank Aaron Tri-Plex
Change is part of life and progress is positive. But that still doesn't mean that there aren't bittersweet feelings when buildings and fields and such are leveled for new facilities. Editor Don Whitten, after seeing work at the Hank Aaron Tri-Plex making way for new tennis courts, writes about memories of days and nights at the ballparks there. (July 31, 2013, Page 4)


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Ethan Garrison
Ht.: 6-0 Wt.: 180
Hometown: Concord, NC
Previous School: Cox Mill HS
Eligibility: Jr. Major: Sports Medicine
Ethan Garrison enters his junior season at Pfeiffer.
Personal: Son of Tammy & Earl Garrison…Born on October 22nd, 1994…Majoring in Sports Medicine.
Pfeiffer University Academic and Swimming Highlights:
Sophomore Year: 400 fr, 200 mr relay record holder.
Freshman Year: Queens University of Charlotte- top 5 finishes in 100m back
High School Swimming Highlights:
Selected all-regional and all-conference as well as the MVP (sophomore-senior year).
High School Awards and Honors:
A/B honor roll all four years.
Personal Statement from Ethan: "In God, we will be strong."