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Trends: Winter 2006 (Volume 2, Issue 2)
Indiana Tech's university magazine for alumni and friends
THE MAGAZINE FOR STUDENTS, ALUMNI, AND FRIENDS OF INDIANA TECH Winter 2006 volume 2 issue 2 Tech Students, Faculty & Staff Support the Katrina Relief Effort "From Tech to the Moon" Alum George Shyrock Shares His Story Faculty portrait: Jack Phlipot New Coach Spotlight: Jeff Parrish Volume two, Issue two Copyright � 2006 Indiana Institute of Technology Arthur E. Snyder, Ed.D., President Trends is published quarterly for students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of Indiana Tech by the university's Creative Services Department. Janet Schutte, Marketing Director Samantha Teter, Marketing Specialist Drew Kora, Graphic Designer Please send comments, news, and feature story ideas to Creative Services, Indiana Tech, 1600 E. Washington Blvd., Fort Wayne, Indiana 46803, call (260) 422-5561, extension 2250, or e-mail email@example.com. For alumni news, please send to the above address, attention Alumni Office, call (260) 422-5561 extension 2219, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. The editors reserve the right to edit articles for length and clarity. Articles may be reproduced with permission and proper attribution. On the Cover The cover picture was taken on December 20th when the snow piled 8 inches high, temperatures dropped into single digits, and the sun shined brightly. But it wouldn't last. A week later it was raining with lightning, thunder and flooding - just in time for the new year. For yet another year we find ourselves asking "Why stay in this crazy Indiana weather?" The answer's easy: You can't find Indiana Tech anywhere else. IN THIS ISSUE Features Faculty Portrait: Jack Phlipot ................................... 2 Meet the man who's fleshing out the new biomedical engineering program. Stories A Fair to Remember ...................... 8 The annual job fair was a big hit. Picking up the Pieces..................... 4 Tech students who helped with the relief efforts in Louisiana tell their stories. L3 Forum Season Wrap-up ............10 RBE Symposium, A Big Success ....11 Departments Letter from the President .............. 1 In Memoriam ................................10 Faculty & Staff News .....................11 Alumni Briefs & News ..................12 Sports Schedules ...........................13 New Coach Spotlight: Jeff Parrish ..................................... 6 There's a new leader on the sidelines for the men's basketball team. From Tech to the Moon ................. 9 The alumni spotlight is on George Shyrock. from the President Greetings and Happy New Year! As we begin a new year, and the second half of our academic year, we continue to focus on our theme "Raise Your Expectations." In this issue you will read about our effort to bring together students, faculty, and staff to engage in dialogue about a variety of issues in our society (pg. 10 "L3 Forum Season Wrap Up"). I feel very strongly about the importance of civil discourse on our campus; it is valuable to the growth of all of our constituencies, perhaps most of all to our learners...but not them alone. I believe that we all can grow in knowledge and wisdom as we experience the views of others. This is the basis for maturity and lifelong learning. Building the L3 Amphitheater and teaching area was the "bricks and mortar" needed to initiate and support the vision I had for campus discourse. However, the bricks and mortar are meaningless without open and enthusiastic participants to bring them to life. I am pleased to report that we conducted two successful discussion forums outdoors this fall using the amphitheater and one in our theater this winter. Each forum has grown in attendance and interaction. The intellectual capital of our campus has come alive in a new way! "Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions. It is the one un-American act that could most easily defeat us." -Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas It is my view that our nation's campuses are among the most active and vibrant laboratories that support our democracy. The safety of our campus provides an opportunity for our students to experience the freedom of discourse and the responsibility of citizenship. Our nation was built on discussion and debate. As educators and learners, we owe it to each other to create and cultivate opportunities for discourse. To this end, I trust and count on our faculty to teach varying points of view and to share their knowledge openly. I see our faculty as the guardians of academic life at Indiana Tech. They are up to my challenge to raise our expectations at every turn. In short, we are all about fostering robust and open dialogue on our campus. Come, join us! Cordially, Arthur E. Snyder, Ed.D. President Trends | Winter 2006 1 FAC ULT Y P ORTR AIT Head, shoulders, knees...and Jack. A degree program as concentrated as biomedical engineering requires leadership with knowledge, skills and experience. Enter Jack Phlipot. While working at one of the leading manufacturers of orthopedic implants, Biomet in Warsaw, Phlipot wasn't exactly looking for a new job. But through professor Jeff Walls, Tech MBA grad Phlipot received a call to gauge his interest in becoming an associate professor for the new biomedical engineering degree program. Having had previous teaching experience with Ivy Tech in addition to extensive corporate experience in the industry, it was an intriguing call. Phlipot received his BS in Manufacturing Technology in 1986 from Bowling Green State University. Two years later, he was working for Zimmer, Inc. in Warsaw as a project manager for hips and knees and development engineer in knee systems. After six years at Zimmer, Phlipot traded in hips and knees for a stint in automotive design engineering. In 1996, he moved back into biomedical engineering at Biomet, where he excelled for 9� years. While at Biomet, he worked in product development in hip and shoulder systems and handled marketing management duties. "Tech liked my background in biomed and marketing. When they approached me about the new degree program, I realized the need for a program with homegrown talent � students who were from the area and who would stay and work in the area," stated Phlipot, who began his employment with Tech in August of 2005. The biomedical engineering program focuses on biomechanic skills � studying joints, muscles, bones and nerves to discover ways that artificial devices can be created to interface with or replace them. 2 Trends | Winter 2006 In addition to his duties at Tech, Phlipot is the vice president for Hands of Hope International, a medical missions team that travels to Guatemala three times a year. Phlipot travels on one of those missions a year working the pharmacy and sharing evangelism. Domestically, he works occasionally at the Orthopedic Learning Center in Chicago, which teaches hands-on orthopedic surgical skills. "I want to work with the surgeons to ensure a great learning experience. I can keep in touch with the latest procedures and pay attention to the shop talk." Phlipot has high expectations for the biomedical engineering program, which just launched this fall. He is active in the recruiting process with day school admissions staff in order to help build the program. He also assists current students with resumes and internship opportunities in the biomedical field. Under Jack Phlipot's leadership, Indiana Tech hopes to become a leader in biomedical engineering education. Jack's Facts Hobbies/Interests: Cooking and baking desserts Favorite Food: Chocolate (I'm looking for the ultimate chocolate cake recipe.) Favorite Human Joint: Shoulder Trends | Winter 2006 3 "Pictures on television do it no justice," said Corey Smith, an Indiana Tech student in the College of Professional Studies. "When you see it in person, it's just devastating." Smith is from New Orleans but has lived in Indianapolis for about eight or nine years. However, much of his family and friends still lived in the New Orleans area, and he never thought twice about opening his home to them. His father, stepmother, aunt, uncle, and cousin as well as Smith's best friend and his wife and son stayed with Smith for about three or four weeks after the hurricane. "The important thing was that everyone was safe," he said. "Everyone lost homes, they lost material items, things they can't replace, like photos. But everyone was safe." Smith's stepmother is working now, and his friend's wife has enrolled at Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis. Smith said they know it will be 18 to 24 months before they can go home. The families are still negotiating with insurance companies about rebuilding their homes. "It's a huge undertaking for both parties�the insurance companies and the people," Smith said. "And a lot of times the people are the losers." Smith visited New Orleans in October, more than a month after the hurricane hit, and said nothing had been cleaned up at that time. "It looked like a bomb went off in the city." While Smith's connection to the hurricane and its aftermath was very personal through family and friends, others were drawn in through a desire to help those in need. Jarmeika Taylor, an Indiana Tech sophomore, was part of the military's relief effort. She is a member of the 113th A Company but was deployed to Mississippi with the 1/293rd Infantry. "We were in Mississippi about six weeks, maybe seven," she said. "I kind of lost count." Taylor's unit started off at Camp Shelby (Hattiesburg) and ran supplies to various counties. Then they moved to an airfield in Pascagoula for a while and then moved to a warehouse-type structure. trina When Hurricane Ka ugh pounded its way thro the Gulf Coast in late d August, it left behin any destruction beyond r in other natural disaste ple .S. histor y. Most peo U es aw the surreal imag only s r, in the news; howeve some met reality head-on. 4 Trends | Winter 2006 "Then we went back to the airfield expecting to come home and they explained. "The committee meets once a week to plan and discuss told us that we had to stay another two weeks because of Hurricane the next steps, including fundraisers, donation drives, and plans for Rita," she said. "Eventually we went back to Camp Shelby and then future mission trips for help with cleanup." to an Air Force base in Gulfport for about While visiting the area, Sprunger's group two weeks. At Camp Shelby we slept in the was given a driving tour of the area damaged barracks. At the Air Force base we slept in "The people down there, they were by the hurricane. air conditioned tents. Everywhere else we slept in or on our trucks." "As we drove around there were markings great. They were usually smiling on all the houses which identified which unit Taylor drove a 5-ton truck and delivered suphad searched the area, the date of the search, and friendly. No one was bitter. They plies to the various locations that were handhow many were found living, and how many ing out food, water, and ice. were found dead," she said. "It was an eyewere all glad we were helping them "The people down there, they were great," opening experience, and to have someone she said. "They were usually smiling and who lived through the hurricane telling us get the supplies they needed." friendly. No one was bitter. They were all the stories of their family and friends who -Jarmeika Taylor, Sophomore glad we were helping them get the supplies lived in the area was amazing." they needed." Sprunger's church group donated two vans Being away from school for a large part of the fall semester did cause and a trailer full of supplies and took two families Christmas shopping with money donated by church members. Although it has been some disruption to Taylor's education. four months since the hurricane, she said there is still a great need "Soccer season had just begun and classes had just started. I missed for help. the entire soccer season and about six weeks of classes," she explained. "So when I got back I re-enrolled in classes and did my best "When talking with the citizens of the area all of them had a consisto make up the work I missed plus the work that was currently be- tent story that the government was making no plans for cleanup for ing assigned. Now that the semester is over, I can proudly say that I at least two years, possibly three," she explained. "There is a huge made it out with one A, and three B's." need for volunteers to go and help gut houses and start the cleanup process." In Taylor's mind, the opportunity to help people in need was worth Those still living in the New Orleans area face a range of challenges. any inconvenience to her. Mail delivery is inconsistent, making it difficult to communicate "The challenge was great and overcoming it was even greater," she and pay bills. Public transportation is slowly re-opening. Stores and said "If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing." other businesses have limited hours because of a lack of employees. Indiana Tech faculty, staff, and students donated about $2,500 to the Although businesses are hiring, many people have nowhere to live American Red Cross as a group, while many individuals helped out and can't take jobs. But Sprunger said people are coping. on their own. Admissions counselor Brienne Sprunger traveled to "Even with these drawbacks the people that we came in contact with New Orleans with a church group just before Christmas. were still in high spirits and working toward building their future," "After the hurricane hit, our church decided to form a commit- she said. tee to discuss how we could help our sister church in the area," she Trends | Winter 2006 5 NE W C OACH SP OTLIGHT Former Assistant Parrish Takes on Head Coach Role in Men's Hoops Jason Kline may not rank with basketball coaching legends like Bob Knight, Gene Keady, and Dean Smith, but he did build a successful Warrior team during his seven years at Indiana Tech. Jeff Parrish, however, had no fears about stepping into Kline's shoes as men's basketball coach this season. "I had a good relationship with Jason and with his dad (athletic director Dan Kline)," Parrish said of his three years as assistant coach to Jason. "I knew the kids, and I was pretty familiar with the school, so that helped a lot." Parrish and the younger Kline actually have very similar backgrounds. "He's an only child, I'm an only child. He grew up with a dad who was an educator and coach his whole life, I grew up with a dad who was a coach and educator," Parrish explained. "We blended really well. Jason was comfortable with me stepping up, and I was comfortable doing it." Parrish's coaching experience spans more than 20 years, including serving as assistant basketball coach at Churubusco High School, head basketball coach at Hicksville (Ohio) High School, and head baseball coach at South Side High School in Fort Wayne. He is a Fort Wayne native and graduate of Concordia High School and Tri-State University. His father, Glen, was a high school basketball coaching legend in Fort Wayne earning nearly 425 wins in 37 years. Parrish says he never had any doubts about a career as a coach. 6 Trends | Winter 2006 TECH WARRIORS Favorite food: Pizza Favorite basketball team (other than Indiana Tech): Michigan State Favorite sport other than basketball: Baseball Favorite movie: "Against All Odds" Favorite vacation spot: Cancun "It got into my blood early and it stayed," he explained. "Growing up I saw my mom and dad have a happy home and a successful life, and I wanted that. So far, so good." When announcing Parrish as the new head coach, Dan Kline stressed that he would maintain continuity in the success and philosophy of the program. "Number one, for Jason and for me, has always been you're going to get your degree if you come to Indiana Tech," Parrish said. "Even if your athletic career is over, we're going to stay after you to graduate. We want them to be able to survive on their own after college, not ask mom and dad for everything." He stresses that he wants the student-athletes to become better people, and basketball is second or third on the list of priorities. "They have to take care of a few other obligations first," he says. "Then they can come in the gym and take care of basketball." When it comes to basketball philosophy, Parrish stresses defense, rebounding, and running the fast break. But he knows it won't be easy to maintain recent success after losing several key players who were seniors on last year's squad. He said he tries to keep the team upbeat but realistic. "I knew we weren't going to win 29 games (like last year's team). That had never happened before," he said. "I knew it was going to be tough; I wasn't blind coming in." Trends | Winter 2006 7 a fair to remember On December 1, over 200 students attended the Indiana Tech Career Fair 2005 in hopes of finding employment or internships with local companies. This year's fair welcomed 63 companies who themselves were in search of quality employees. This is the second year that the Career Planning & Development Center (CPDC) has hosted a college fair for Tech students. Companies such as Merrill Lynch, Regal Beloit, Superior Essex and Wells Fargo were in attendance as well as government agencies, including the FBI and Social Security Administration. Tom Rhoades, Captain and Director of Training for the Fort Wayne Police Department, noted many benefits of attending Tech's career fair. "Career fairs such as this allow organizations like us to reach out to Indiana Tech Career Fair 2005 up-and-coming leaders in our community. We have a chance to tell them who we are." Rhoades also stated that the new criminal justice degree program has opened up opportunities for their department. "Dr. (Neil) Moore is a natural salesperson for our department." Students also found benefit in attending the fair. "There aren't a lot of openings in my career field, but this has been beneficial for me to get to know Fort Wayne companies since I am not from this area," commented sophomore information systems major Keshia Adkins. The CPDC hopes to attract additional companies next year and to also target several major corporations outside northeast Indiana. 8 Trends | Winter 2006 ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: GEORGE H. SHYROCK, SR. A friend from my home town, Al Sellens, was so enthused about Indiana Tech that he talked me into enrolling in 1949. Sellens managed to stay single during his college days and graduated with his BSEE in 1951. On the other hand, I met and married a lovely Fort Wayne girl and my family responsibilities slowed me down considerably. In my last year at Tech I was a full time student and a full time employee! It took me until May of 1954 to earn my BSRE degree. the Apollo Command and Service Modules at the Space Center and will always feel great pride in having had an engineering role in that extraordinary achievement! Less than a year after the Apollo 11 lunar landing, NASA made substantial reductions in personnel at the Kennedy Space Center and I was, for the first time in my engineering career, released along with thousands of other engineers and technicians. I made numerous attempts to connect with other firms but found my experience and background as a senior aerospace engineer was greater than many corporations were seeking. With a wife and five children to support, I returned to Sarasota, Fla., and entered the insurance world. The initial years were a study in frustration but eventually I made it through a difficult startup and moved on to open my own agency. Twenty years of dedicated, hard work produced excellent results, and I was able to retire in 1990. A father of five, grandfather of eight, and great-grandfather of five, my retirement years are being happily spent writing and publishing books about our family lines for the benefit of my descendants. There are many fine memories of my years at Indiana Tech. In addition to being a serious student, I served on the Student Council, was a makeup editor on The Technician, served as president of the Kekiongan Amateur Radio Club (W9BHR), and sang in the Glee Club. I have always been pleased with two facts in my life: choosing engineering as a career and being a graduate of Indiana Tech. After getting my degree I discovered my real interest was in the aerospace industry, so most of the next 20 years were spent in research, development, and production programs with several major corporations. My employers included General Electric, Bell Aircraft, Fairchild Aircraft, Applied Science Corporation of Princeton (NJ), the Slumberger Corporation (France), Texas Instruments, Mohawk Data Sciences, and North American Rockwell. All these engineering positions were challenging and of great interest. I worked on a fascinating variety of military missiles, aircraft, and spacecraft including Gemini and Apollo. This last was the high point in my engineering career! I was a member of North American Rockwell's Launch Operations at the Kennedy Space Center during the Apollo-Saturn program. When the first lunar landing was accomplished in 1969 I was an engineering manager on Trends | Winter 2006 9 Season Wrap-up A primary reason that the L3 amphitheater and outdoor classroom were created on the Fort Wayne campus was to involve the university community in civil discourse. In keeping with this theme, the L3 Forums were created. These forums encourage open dialogue among the entire university community. Indiana Tech offered three such forums this past semester. The forums begin with a single theme that encourages discussion on individual ideas and perceptions. Facilitators allow open discussion while remaining neutral, asking questions to help facilitate the dialogue. The first forum was a result of the Hurricane Katrina situation, asking the question "What is our responsibility in times of domestic crisis?" The second forum, titled "War: What is it good for?" led by President Snyder, discussed the reasons that wars are started and their positive or negative impacts and outcomes. The third forum, held in the Andorfer Theater due to chilly winter weather, focused on prejudice and diversity. Elaine Pontillo, vice president for Academic Affairs, is the driving force behind the forums. "I believe that a university should provide opportunities for students to explore their thoughts and ideas with others. We are trying to create a more learning-centered atmosphere by holding forums that encourage open discussions outside of the classroom," stated Pontillo. The forums have received very positive feedback from students. Some faculty members require their class to attend the forums, but many students come voluntarily to join in discussions with fellow students, faculty and staff. New forum ideas and facilitators are already being planned for next year, including topics such as relationshipbased education (a follow-up to December's campus wide symposium), a follow-up on the prejudice and diversity issue, and adoption. While faculty and staff are asked to develop new ideas for topics, students will also be encouraged to join in the planning process. "Anyone in the university community can come up with ideas," added Pontillo. In Memoriam Harold F. Wiblin Harlan, IN BSEE 1973 Dhu aine Davis Bruceville, IN BSEE 1955 Russell E. Lutz Mohnton, PA BSCE 1949 Harry J. Okeson Fort Wayne, IN BSCE 1959 Maurice Carpenter Reedsport, OR BSDR 1957 John C. O'Donnell Fair Oaks, CA BSEE 1962 William W. Warren Telford, PA BSRE 1951 Robert Ickes Barto, PA BSEE 1949 We have learned of the deaths of the following alumni and friends: Robert W. Niemeyer Germantown, WI BSME 1942 Marcel Cloutier Framingham, MA BSEE 1959 Albert Wanzie Mount Carmel, PA BSCE 1948 Willard G. Bloss Brentwood, TN BSRE 1949 Roswell Samuelson Cedar Rapids, IA BSRE 1951 Ronald E. Dupuy Bullhead City, AZ BSME 1959 10 Trends | Winter 2006 Faculty & Staff News Indiana Tech has welcomed several new staff members to the university: � Lacy Monday, administrative assistant (Plainfield) � George Leugers, programmer/analyst � Jeri L. Burkhart, enrollment manager (Warsaw) � Maria Reichhart, associate admissions counselor � Glenn Druhot, director of the Career Planning and Development Center � Austin Yoder, associate admissions counselor � Robert Hobbs, coordinator of custodial services � Steven Hanan, director of Institutional Advancement � Sharmila Chowdhury, CPS admissions representative � Shelly Bounds, controller Tech Community Explores Relationship Based Education In searching for a way to describe what makes Indiana Tech special, Professor Steve Dusseau was struck by the term "relationship based education." In early December, about 150 participants gathered in Andorfer Commons to explore what relationship based education really means. The symposium brought students, faculty, and staff together to answer thought-provoking questions. "How can we further this idea," President Arthur Snyder asked in his opening remarks at the symposium. "This is the beginning of more exploration than we ever thought it to be...but it's worth it." Dusseau stressed the need to learn from students and spend time with them. After the opening remarks from Snyder and Dusseau, the participants were divided into small groups to talk about the significant teachers in their lives. They discussed the traits of those teachers and how those traits can be developed and applied at Indiana Tech. The groups then reconvened in the theater to report their findings and compiled a list of more than 50 characteristics of effective teachers and mentors. Common themes were communicating with students, finding common interests beyond coursework, being available to students, taking the time to show interest in students, challenging students with high expectations, and having passion and enthusiasm for their subject matter and teaching in general. Professors Susan McGrade, Norma Friedman, and Steve Malloris organized the symposium and will compile and analyze the findings of the small group discussions. The results will be published and shared with the university community to help foster the further development of relationship based education. Institutional Advancement...Advances! The Office of Institutional Advancement has experienced new additions to their department over recent months. Louise Jackson was recently promoted to vice president for Institutional Advancement. Jackson oversees the department and works closely with donors on gifts of $1,000 or more. Chad Pieper, a former admissions counselor for Tech, has stepped into the role of director, alumni relations and annual fund. He focuses on alumni relations and gifts of less than $1,000. Our new director of grants, Linda Kreft, came to us from Arts United and focuses solely on grant-writing and grant opportunities. The newest member of the team is Steve Hanan, director of Institutional Advancement. Hanan works closely with Louise on gifts of more than $1,000. This newly formed team is supported by the efforts of administrative assistant, Sheena Gambrell and travel coordinator, Julie Thiel. Diane Maldeney, a prospect researcher for the department, has retired from Indiana Tech after 30 years. Trends | Winter 2006 11 Alumni News Happy New Year! 2006 is now upon us, and the Institutional Advancement staff embraces the challenges they face in this oncoming year. We have a relatively new staff full of energy and enthusiasm as we strive to raise non-tuition based dollars for Indiana Tech. Our travels in the next few months will take us to Tennessee, California, Florida and Arizona where we will reconnect with alumni and strengthen our relationships. Building relationships with our alumni is a key component of Institutional Advancement's focus, and we look forward to meeting with you. Don't forget to check us out on our web site or better yet communicate directly with us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We love to hear what our alumni are doing, so please share. As we look back on 2005, we thank all of you who donated to Indiana Tech. Your support is vital to the success we are experiencing in educating our students. Best wishes for a healthy and prosperous new year! � Louise Jackson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Alumni Briefs 1990s Gil Farley, BSTR 1994, is an oncology sales specialist for Novartis Pharmaceuticals. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. 2000s Pamela M. Sudlow, BSBA 2000, was recently employed by Wealth Management Group in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. She will be working as a registered investment advisor. Her e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Barbara Ball (Howard), BSBA 2001, lives in Indianapolis and was recently hired by the US Postal Service. She will be working as an internal control analyst. Her e-mail address is email@example.com. Darren Braithwaite, MBA 2002, is working as the vice president, Procurement Operations for Lehman Brothers. He lives in Woodhaven, N.Y. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Daniel Jacks, BS 2005, is a manufacturing supervisor for Eaton Corporation and lives in Athens, IL. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Almost a million (or two)! Indiana Tech's Office of Institutional Advancement has made tremendous progress towards the $1 million matching grant from the Lilly Endowment. Beginning June 1, 2005, Indiana Tech was given the challenge of raising $1 million which would be matched dollar per dollar as part of Lilly's "Initiative to Strengthen Philanthropy for Indiana Higher Education." The university has until December 31, 2006 to raise the $1 million, but as of November 2005, over $860,000 had already been raised. Louise Jackson, vice president of Institutional Advancement, hopes that our ability to raise the million dollars in less than a year will qualify the university for a larger matching grant program in the future. The university would like to extend its thanks to all alumni, faculty, staff, students, corporate partners and friends who have contributed towards the $1 million goal. 12 Trends | Winter 2006 Warrior Baseball VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Time Challenger 2/25/2006 .......2:00 PM...........Olivet Nazerene 3/5/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Spalding (KY) 3/6/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Spalding (KY) 3/7/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Martin Methodist* 3/8/2006 .........1:00 PM...........North Alabama* 3/9/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Trevecca Nazerene 3/10/2006 .......12:00 PM .........Cumberland (TN)* 3/11/2006 .......12:00 PM .........Cumberland (TN)* 3/18/2006 .......1:00 PM...........St. Francis (IL)* 3/19/2006 .......1:00 PM...........St. Francis (IL)* 3/22/2006 .......6:00 PM...........Manchester 3/23/2006 .......3:00 PM...........Olivet Nazerene 3/25/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Rochester College* 3/26/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Marian College* 3/28/2006 .......6:00 PM...........Shawnee St. 3/29/2006 .......12:00 PM .........Shawnee St.* 3/30/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Grace College* 4/1/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Concordia University* 4/2/2006 .........12:00 PM .........Concordia University* 4/4/2006 .........4:00 PM...........Bethel College 4/5/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Ohio Dominican* 4/6/2006 .........3:00 PM...........University of St. Francis 4/8/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Siena Heights* 4/9/2006 .........12:00 PM .........Siena Heights* 4/11/2006 .......3:00 PM...........Valparaiso 4/14/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Aquinas* 4/15/2006 .......12:00 PM .........Aquinas* 4/22/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Indiana Wesleyan* 4/25/2006 .......4:00 PM...........Eastern Michigan 4/26/2006 .......6:00 PM...........Indiana Wesleyan 4/27/2006 .......6:00 PM...........University of St. Francis 4/29/2006 .......12:00 PM .........Madonna University* 4/30/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Madonna University* 5/1/2006 .........5:30 PM...........Huntington 5/2/2006 .........3:00 PM...........Spring Arbor JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Time Challenger 3/14/2006 .......2:00 PM...........Kellog CC* 3/17/2006 .......1:00 PM...........Kalamazoo CC* 3/21/2006 .......2:00 PM...........Tri-State* 3/24/2006 .......2:00 PM...........St. Clair CC* 3/25/2006 .......1:00 PM...........St. Clair CC* 3/28/2006 .......2:00 PM...........Lake Michigan CC* 4/3/2006 .........1:00 PM...........Ohio Northern* 4/10/2006 .......4:00 PM...........Kellog CC* 4/12/2006 .......4:00 PM...........Tri-State* 4/15/2006 .......3:00 PM...........Sinclair CC* 4/19/2006 .......4:00 PM...........Valparaiso* 4/28/2006 .......2:00 PM...........Valparaiso 5/1/2006 .........4:00 PM...........Sinclair Warrior Softball VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Time Challenger 2/25/2006 ........1:00 PM ............DePauw* 3/4/2006 ..........1:00 PM ............Gene Cusic Classic 3/5/2006 ..........1:00 PM ............Gene Cusic Classic 3/6/2006 ..........1:00 PM ............Gene 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... he was younger, Besim recording it on camera... The story has been told many times.... I am sure we have it somewhere on VHS that we could have had converted to DVD and give everyone a copy to save them hours... (Lol) Besim, Arber and I retired to Besim's house for more cocktails... Besim's cocktail, Malibu,orange juice and a touch of raspberry cordial.... Very very shumë Naten mer (good ...
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Arriving just in the nick of time, Arber and Besim collected us from Vienna airport just as their was a suspicious unattended bag in the arrivals section of the he airport. It was closed off as the police invaded the area, cutting it off - no one could get in, or out... Catastrophe averted, we were on our way to Arber's house in Stoob (about 45 minute driven from Vienna) After suffering mild whip-lash rom Besim's rally ...
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... last two years. A brand new airport, clean and new facilities,lots of flights scheduled at the airport, a busy little metropolis as it seemed. These are signs of changing times. I can't wait to see what has developed in another two years when I return. Flight to Vienna where we will be met by Besim Thaqi and Arber Thaqi. I must say! I am looking forward to Austria (and the ...
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The Aurora Area's Culinary Champion for best steak! The setting and ambiance are 1930's classic Hollywood, but the culinary experience is fine contemporary dining. With USDA prime beef and delicious seafood creations, plus rich pastas, fresh salads, and an award-winning selection of wine, it's no wonder Fairbanks was named Best Casino Fine Dining Restaurant by the readers of "Midwest Gaming & Travel."
NMRA/NMCA Super Bowl of Street Legal Drag Racing
The biggest battle of street-legal style race cars in the country are coming to compete at Route 66 Raceway! All-American door-slammer drag racing, massive manufacturer's Midway, car show and swap meet. Come check it out or test your skills on the drag strip with Sportsman & Street classes offered. Subject to change.
Redneck Run
There's nothing like participating and watching the Redneck Run at Siegel's Cottonwood Farm! A day of fun, food and fresh air on the farm. Time: 9:00am-1:00pm. Follow us on Facebook for more exciting event details, visit us at www.SiegelsCottonwoodFarm.com or call Kaity at 815-741-2693.
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Whole Hog Festival- Custom Car and Bike Show
The First Annual Whole Hog Festival is a new City of Lockport event that's fun for the whole family. The event celebrates custom cars and bikes by inviting owners in the region to show off their rides. Enjoy BBQ from variety of vendors and live music during the event. Time: 11:00am - 6:00pm.
Lockrocks Summer Concert Series
Come out for some of the area's best live entertainment at this free concert series. Beer garden and food available for purchase. Please call for band playing. Location: Dellwood Park, State St. & Woods Dr., Dellwood Band Shell State St. & Woods Dr., Lockport. Brass Buckle Band, July 17th; Suburban Cowboys, Aug 14th; Raise Your Glass, Sept 12th.
Independence Day Extravaganza
Don't miss Independence Day Extravaganza at Lemont's Centennial Park. Fireworks at dusk, live band, food court, beer garden, children's games and inflatables. Great family fun! Starts at 4pm.
Our Comic Convention will feature fun for the whole family. Visit with over 25 vendors and artists from the Comic World. Face painters, a photo booth, and special attractions will abound when our library is turned into a Comicoplis for the day! Times: 10:00am - 4:00pm.
Multicultural Palooza - Joliet Area Historical Museum - 2015 Free Days!
The Heritage Corridor Convention and Visitors Bureau will be sponsoring Free Days at the Joliet Area Historical Museum. Multicultural Palooza celebrates the diverse cultures of Joliet during this one day interactive festival featuring cultural exhibits and demonstrations, music and dance performances. Times: 8:00am - 5:00pm.
Harvest Lane Vintage
Scheduled sales once or twice a month featuring a fresh selection of vintage, industrial, farmhouse items for yourself and your home.
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Donny & Marie at the Paramount Theatre
From recording artists to television stars to Vegas headliners, Donny & Marie are the epitome of entertainment superstars. Just ask any of the thousands of people who saw them light up the Paramount last summer. Now, this duo is back at it in Aurora, and they're bringing the songs, the choreography and, of course, the charm. With more than 90 years in show biz between them, Donny & Marie are bringing their catalog of chart-toppers like "Puppy Love," "Paper Roses," "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock N Roll" and countless more to the stage. Add in their fun-loving personalities, high-energy style and serious dance skills, and this is one production that's a total blast for the young and young at heart. Get in on all the Osmond fun, and come see for yourself why, year-after-year, Donny & Marie are voted the best of Vegas.
Third Thursdays in Morris
Evening shopping event from 5-8pm at participating stores. Brought to you by Morris Retail Association & Downtown Morris. More info at ShopMorrisIL.com. 2015 dates: June 18th, July 16th, Aug 20th, Sept 20th.
Family Potluck Campout / Kayak Tour
Bring the whole family to the gourmet potluck campout to kick back and relax! Camp out on the wooded, sandy beaches of the Illinois River. This event is perfect for the first time camper! A full hot breakfast will be served in the morning before setting out on a guided kayak tour for around 2 hours. This trip will explore area rivers and the wildlife along the way! 7/18 & 7/19; 8/1 & 8/2.
Old Canal Days Wine Bar
Main Street Lockport's Old Canal Days Wine Bar will be held Friday through Sunday, June 19-21, 2015 in Downtown Lockport. This is a great opportunity to visit this vibrant community and take part in the libations and fun!
Kayak Float Trip
Wanna be lazy? Grab some fresh air and be one with nature with our all new Floatastic Kayak Trip. You get a pontoon boat ride upstream and then you jump into your kayak and float (or paddle) back to the campground! A great way to informally introduce you to the sport of kayaking.
Battle of the Bands
Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park hosts Battle of the Bands - a two night event. Local bands compete for prizes, 7:00-10:00pm. Free show - catch all the hot local music! July 17-18, July 24-25.
Taste of Joliet 2015
Be a part of the fun in 2015! With 25 food vendors, carnival, kids zone and headline entertainment, the Taste of Joliet is the highlight of the summer.
Cantigny Fine Art Festival
Come to Cantigny Park for one of the parks biggest events of the year and a Father's Day Weekend tradition. The "Art in Bloom" festival features a juried art show, nearly 100 exhibiting artists, activities and crafts for kids, demonstrations, live music, great food and more! Free with paid parking ($5).
Father's Day at Raging Waves
Dads, enjoy your day in the sun at Illinois' largest waterpark! All dads are free with an accompanying paid admission or season pass holder. Take part in the CNH Industrial Father's Day 500, where the fastest lap time gets to take home a trophy! Open 10:00am-6:00pm.
Oak Brook Polo
The exhilaration of polo returns to Oak Brook! Be a part of history as you cheer on the ponies and players in this game that's been an Oak Brook tradition since 1922. Each Sunday is themed to add to the celebration with things such as classic car day, hat day and others.
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Cross County Challenge
Join the Prairie State Road Runners for a free 3 mile cross country race at the Plainfield Central High School Cross County course. All ages are welcome-adults are encouraged to give this race a try.
44th Annual Old Canal Days - Arts and Crafts Show
Join us in 2015 for this annual summer tradition! This year's Arts & Crafts Show will be bigger and better than ever before with more Fine Arts and more Fine Crafts. Show hours will be Satuday, June 13, 2015 from 10:00am to 5:00pm and Sunday, June 14, 2015 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Public admission is free! Artists and Crafters who are interested in participating in this juried event should submit the 2015 Arts & Crafts Show Application, call 815.838.9400 or email to email@example.com for additional information.
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - Strung Out Band
Strung Out is Chicago's most unique classic rock band. Their dynamic blend of guitars, cello, violin, keyboards, bass, and percussion, topped off with outstanding vocalists, create an unforgettable sound. You'll hear the greatest Classic Rock, Pop, Southern Rock, AM/FM Radio Cuts, and everything in between. Songs people know and love, performed by a band that loves to entertain. So get ready to sing, dance, and have fun with the amazing musical experience only Strung Out can provide. This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
Rocky Horror Picture Show
That cult classic movie is back! Rocky Horror Picture Show comes to Bicentennial Park in Joliet. Dinner theatre. Shows Friday & Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 2:30 pm. Show only $15/ $10 groups 10+. Dinner extra.
Hairspray: The Broadway Musical
Tracy Turnblad is a plus-size teen with plus-size hair, and she has one big plus-size dream – to dance her way onto Baltimore's smash hit TV show, "The Corny Collins Show." Every day after school, she and best friend Penny bee-line home to watch the cool kids shake the rafters to the hottest tunes on Collins' program. When a dance slot opens on the show, Tracy gets help from her friend Seaweed, who puts enough groove in her step to win that dream role – and life is never the same again. But Tracy doesn't rest on her stardom, instead she uses her new celebrity to racially integrate the TV show and change the lives of Baltimore folks forever.


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Forumites - Happy New Year!
I'm playing in a FIDE rated event this weekend and just want to check-up on the latest changes. I seem to recall that there was a plan mooted for games against unrated players to count from some point in the future?
Did that ever come to pass? or indeed was it Jan 1st 2012 that it was introduced?
It's a game in 60 mins with 30s increment from move 1, so rateable so long as they keep it to <2200 and with no 10.2's to worry about.


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Gamblers often make the mistake of thinking that slots play involves just pure luck, and whilst it is true that luck is an essential part of successful slot play, there are several strategies that can maximise your bank roll and increase your chances of a big win.
Firstly, its important to understand the type of slots you are playing, whether it be a simple three reel or five reel slot, a progressive jackpot slot or one of the latest bonus slots , where certain combinations trigger a bonus round or free spins. Although each slot may have a similar payout ratio when looking at casino audit reports, they way they play is very different and you need to adjust your play accordingly.
The golden rule certainly with progressive jackpot slots is always to play the maximum coins, for example never bet just two credits when the jackpot is only payable if you play three credits. Sound like a no-brainer? Well, believe me gambling history is littered with players who said I only played one credits because I wanted to maximise my bank roll, I never thought I would ever hit the jackpot. Imagine missing out on a million bucks for the want of one extra coin!
With basic slots, without a progressive jackpot, it is not so essential that you play maximum bet, particularly when playing on a limited bank roll but even so it is better strategy. If you take a closer look at the pay tables on most slots, you will see that the payout table is loaded to give maximum coin play the advantage. To use an example, on a three coin slot you may find that the payout for 2 coins is say 20 credits, but the payout for 3 coins is not 30 credits as you would expect but 40 credits – which after just a few spins will give you a much higher potential return on your investment. If your bank roll is limited, a general rule of thumb is it is far better to bet max on a lower denomination machine than a coin or so, on a higher denomination machine. Over time, betting the maximum will always give a better % return on your money than playing just minimum bet.
Over the past few years, a new type of slot has appeared in online casinos – bonus slots offering free spins, multipliers, bonus games and even the choice of how many free spins you want and at which multiplier. Bonus slots certainly have a great deal of entertainment value, but in terms of strategy they are notoriously unpredictable and streaky. A good bonus round can net you several hundred – even several thousand dollars in just a few seconds, but conversely there can be very long gaps between winning streaks. Players often complain that bonus slots eat bank rolls very quickly and this can be true – but as a good win in a bonus round can net you several hundred times your stake, it is a risky yet attractive proposition.
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Emma Louise McAnear Christian was born March 3, 1928 in Jack County, Texas in the rural community of Union Point to Lester and Martha Jones McAnear. She and the late R. Mayon "Bullet" Christian were married April 10, 1944 in Decatur, Texas. Emma was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Jacksboro and was Homemaker, Rancher's wife and head bookkeeper. The coffee pot was always on for anyone stopping in. She passed away, Thursday, July 26,2012 at her home in Jacksboro, Texas at the age of 84 years.
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After teaching for 42 years, the last 13 of which have been at Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, Dr. John Lawlor has announced his retirement.
"Dr. Lawlor is a respected Old Testament scholar who is beloved by his colleagues and students for his high standards of excellence," said John VerBerkmoes, GRTS vice president and academic dean. "All who know him are challenged to take God's speech more seriously, particularly as it is revealed in the Old Testament scriptures."
Since joining the faculty at GRTS in 1999, Lawlor has taught many classes, including elementary Hebrew I and II, biblical hermeneutics, wisdom literature, Old Testament, Old Testament exegesis courses and more.
Dr. Lawlor said he will miss the "live" classroom experience of interacting with students.
"What I will long remember is student response when they grasp a concept or something that they have been thinking about or working through finally sinks in," said Lawlor. "It's all the result of them seriously coming to grips with the biblical text."
Before coming to GRTS, Lawlor taught Old Testament for 29 years at Baptist Bible College and Seminary and did some adjunct teaching at Penn State University. He holds a bachelor's degree from Cedarville College, a master of divinity and master of theology from Grace Theological Seminary in Indiana, and a master of philosophy and doctorate from Drew University in New Jersey.
During his retirement, Lawlor plans to spend time with his family, which includes his three daughters, sons-in-law and five grandchildren. He also plans to teach courses in the Master of Arts in biblical studies online program for GRTS.
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NEW YORK -- At Disney's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, execs touted the conglom's DreamWorks-enhanced film slate while shareholders nixed three controversial corporate policy proposals.Disney touts DreamWorks slate - Entertainment News, Film News, Media - VarietySpeaking before the floor was opened to questions, Iger acknowledged the economy is the worst seen "in our lifetimes" but expressed confidence in "our brands, our products and our people."
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I think it's worse with girls too.
I just get Pokemon and Ben 10. You get all sorts of scary stuff.
That's not a bad idea at all.
I have a great respect for people who do it. I know I really shouldn't let her watch tv, and she doesn't watch much, but it seems like she has learned some really good things from it. I don't know..they tell me she will be crazy when she grows up if I let her watch tv.Originally Posted by Tink, post: 42949
Keeping a firm grasp on the control of television is very important in my opinion. Bandura taught us long ago that children do learn from television so what we allow them to watch is really critical.
Yes, if used properly, it can be a great learning tool. My parents used it with great strictness for my brother and I. They rather gave up when the two hooligans came along.
There is so much more to do than plunk in front of a video screen all day, eh? (Whether it's television or gaming).
I do try. I'm not sure how well I do, but time will tell, I guess. She gets to watch playhouse Disney in the morning, and then some Nogin after dinner. Dh and I don't watch tv with her around, because we know that 9 times out of 10 it isn't going to be something she should see. I watch some tv while she is taking a nap and after she goes to bed. I'm sure it isn't enough, but so far it seems to work ok for us.


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It is among more than 100 sites participating in a geocaching tour linked to the centennial of Washington State Parks.
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Vancouver organizers will roll out the centennial challenge to local geocachers and also will introduce newcomers to the activity.
Geocaching participants use GPS coordinates to navigate their way to caches, or hidden containers.
Battle Ground Lake State Park, 18002 N.E. 249th St., is one of 103 recreational sites in Washington with a special centennial cache. Each cache contains an ink stamp for that particular park.
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Can some sailboats point higher than others? I have heard that the Olympic class Star and Flying Dutchman sailboats can point higher (sail closer to the wind) than most other sailboats. I have also heard that catboats and catamarans usually do not point very well to windward.
Are these statements true? If so, is a boats pointing ability, or lack thereof, significant? (Is it a matter of just a degree or two, or ten to fifteen degrees?) Does good pointing ability mean good speed to windward, or are some boats faster to windward than others with only average pointing ability?
Can someone explain this to me?
Yes it's true.
Usually, lack of pointing ability results in a lower VMG, which results in a longer travel time to your destination (whatever that may be), however in the case of multi-hull boats, they are often fast enough, that their sheer hull speed keeps their VMG high enough to compare or beat monohulls. True, they end up sailing a great number of actual miles, but they sail them faster, and so arrive at their destination sooner than your average, cruising monohull might.
That's sort of an apples-to-oranges comparison though. If you restrict the comparison to mono-vs-mono or multi-vs-multi, then yes- Loss of point can result in more miles sailed, and longer to arrive.
The importance of pointing ability is largely determined by YOU.
If you race, then pointing ability is probably very important.
If you're a cruiser who places a priority on sailing vs. motoring, pointing ability will be important, because you want to arrive at your destination before your turn to skeletons.
If you're a day-sailor who's just farting around it's not a huge deal.
If you don't like the upwind motion, and prefer to motor, then it's not going to be important.
Pointing ability between boats can vary as much as 10 degrees. There are a LOT of factors that contribute to this. Design, sail condition, rig tune, etc.
Really, Faster's explaination was pretty good. I'm probably just re-hashing what he said.
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