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Emily Schneider '13 of Mascoutah, Ill., gets the job done by staying organized and optimistic. She balances a double music performance major in flute and voice with the responsibilities of being a James Millikin Scholar (JMS), volunteers for the Newman Catholic community, serves as Pi Beta Phi's new member coordinator and holds a 4.0 GPA. Her optimism was especially important during her time as a First Year Experience Mentor (FYEM). "Being an FYEM taught me so much about leading others and being in a constant upbeat mood. It was at times a great challenge but overall, such a rewarding experience. It taught me how to lead my peers without being superior and how to make the most out of volunteering opportunities."
Though she is not an FYEM this year, she is instead using that time to serve Pi Beta Phi in her role as new member coordinator. Schneider is charged not only with educating Pi Phi's new members about Pi Phi history and culture but is also responsible for their well-being. "Pi Phi means so much to me," Schneider says. "It's a bond that only my fellow sisters understand, and it's something that lasts a lifetime." Schneider also sets the example with her experience with the flute. This summer, she participated in a weeklong master class at MU taught by Bernard Z. Goldberg, the principal flutist of the Pittsburgh Symphony for 46 years. "Bernie is one of the most charismatic and engaging teachers I have had the opportunity to work with," Schneider says. "His knowl- edge of the flute, music and musicianship is awe-inspiring."
In addition to her work with the flute, Schneider has sung in multiple operas, including Millikin's production of "Orpheus in the Underworld," where she played the part of Cybele. "I'm so thankful for the strong founda- tion Millikin has helped me create," she says. "They teach you how to better yourself rather than expect perfection." Another area that has inspired Schneider is the stories behind marriage engagements, and she has devoted her JMS project to a study of these stories since the 1960s and how these rituals invoke gender roles. "Because our society has changed so much," she says, "I'm interested to see if the ritual and gender associations have changed as well."
Schneider started gaining experience in research during her freshman year, when she presented during Millikin's Day of Scholarship on the effect Coca-Cola's advertising has had on the company's overall success. "The visuals they give us are enticing and have helped shape American culture," Schneider says, "and I've learned that when something is 'American,' people will go to great lengths to have it." After Millikin, Schneider plans to attend graduate school to become a music librarian, combining her passion for music and her dream of being a librarian. "I can totally see myself being the music librarian who plays piano and organ at church and gives flute, voice and piano lessons – kind of like Marian the librarian from 'The Music Man.'" "Clearly, only great organizational skills and an energetic attitude can sustain this amount of activity," says Dr. Laurie Glencross, associate professor of music. "Emily is a remarkable student."
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Snooki hasn't been shy about sharing every little detail about her journey into new motherhood (including needing to wear adult diapers) but apparently there are some things that even Snooki doesn't want the whole world to hear about.
An astute fan noticed that Snooki has only been tweeting photos of herself feeding Lorenzo pre-pumped breast milk. The fan asked the Jersey Shore star why she doesn't show any shots of Lorenzo, for a lack of a better word, drinking from the source.
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A dog that can sniff out peanuts — yes, it's true! In Texas they are training dogs to detect peanuts to keep peanut-allergic people safe. In addition to accompanying you to public places, your dog can sniff guests who enter the home and "discreetly scan them for peanut residue in order to minimize the chance of contamination."
I think this is a great idea, especially for peanut-allergic kids who (unfortunately) always need someone to scan their environment to make sure it is safe. Who wouldn't want the extra protection? Unless you don't like dogs or are not a dog-person, like me (boo, hiss! — sorry, when you grow up with asthma and allergies, dog hair plastered to your clothing and being licked in the face aren't the most appealing things!) I think even I might consider a dog if it meant keeping my child safe. What do you think — good idea?
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Cats get much-needed test
Posted at 10:30 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Kentucky was down 2-0 an hour into its match with Cincinnati on Tuesday night. Craig Skinner was unhappy with the head official, the fans were in utter shock and the Cats looked perplexed.
The program's best start since 1993 was turning sour – and fast. Funny thing is it was exactly what the Cats needed.
In marching to a 6-0 start to the season, things had been too easy for Skinner's team so far. The Cats had surrendered just two games all season, and even those matches were never in question.
"I think that we had become really relaxed," said junior outside hitter Sarah Mendoza, who finished with a season-high 22 kills. "I guess you could say it was a reality check."
It was a 6 a.m. wake-up call right in time for the Cats' biggest test of the season, an upper echelon tournament at Kansas State next weekend against the likes of top-25 KSU and a strong Purdue team.
Really, the more experienced, more talented Cats were doing what they were supposed to in beating inferior opponents the previous six matches. In two tournaments – the Kentucky Classic and Indiana Adidas Classic – the Cats had beaten, stomped and spiked just about every opponent they had faced so far.
But every once in a while you need a test of fortitude, something to check your resolve. The Cats got it from their feline counterparts up north as the Bearcats played the part of the stronger team for two sets.
The first two sets were nail-biters down to each set point – the Bearcats won 25-21 in the first and 29-27 in the second – but Kentucky looked lethargic and out of it. Serves were going into the net, players were committing net penalties and questionable calls were frustrating the team.
But in between the second and third sets, the Cats completely reversed their fortunes. UK dominated the third set – don't let the 25-23 score fool you – squeezed out the fourth and then slammed on the door shut with the help of reserve Blair Hiler's punishing kills.
The most overused cliché in all of sports is a tale of two halves, but Tuesday's night's UK win was nothing short of a tale of five sets. UK played like the team that faltered in big situations in years past in the first two sets before becoming the team it will have to be to take the step in the program.
"We learned how to beat good teams," head coach Craig Skinner said. "It can't be just by showing up. Talent doesn't win you close matches. It's about how you play the game. How we played the game that last half match is what it's all about."
No one ever wants to trail and Skinner's Cats are no different, but eventually the Cats were going to get pushed up against the wall. Whether it was going to be the first game of the season, the always monumental Florida match or next weekend's Kansas State Tournament didn't matter – it was how the Cats responded to that shove that would determine the grit of this team.
What we found out Tuesday night is that the Cats' experience will be unmatched by very few teams. The poise and leadership of Rumely is a missing element this team has never had. When Kentucky appeared to be headed to its first loss of the season, Rumely and the Cats looked in the mirror during the 10-minute break between the second and third sets and found out what they're made of.
"Being in that situation really matures our team and shows us what we need to work on," Rumely said. "We're a team of veterans now. In the past we've been youngsters, but we've all been here before. Being down 2-0, we said 'We've been here before. Let's just come out, do what we do and play Kentucky volleyball.' "
Kentucky volleyball, lately, doesn't lose.
Locked and reloaded
Posted at 2:09 p.m. EDT - Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Thirty, 20, even 10 years ago, a torn ACL and MCL would have likely signaled the end of a football career.
That's no longer the case with advancements in modern medicine and today's physical conditioning of athletes, but there were concerns after Derrick Locke's devastating knee injury in last season's Arkansas game that he could be the exception.
"They told me I would never play again. That hits you deep," Locke said. "I was sitting there thinking and asking, `After I do rehab and get healthy, will I be ready?' They said, `I'm not going to lie you, you still might not be ready.' I was thinking `What's the point of doing it then? What am I going to do, just rehab?' I hated coming up here (to the practice facility to rehab)."
But through his trainer's advice and coaching, Locke rehabbed day after day, week after week for hours at a time. The goal was to get back on the field as fast as possible, without missing another year.
"I was ready to come back," Locke said. "I felt like once I got my head right, I'm ready to play. Once I got where I could run and I could catch, I told them I have to come back. I did not want to sit out another year. Sitting out half a year was grueling enough. I needed to be out there with my boys playing."
Locke had his doubts at first. The shredding of both his ACL and MCL in his knee put not only his 2009 season in question, but his entire career.
"When it first started, I had my doubts. Who wouldn't? Especially with my injury and how bad they were telling me it was," Locke said.
Even more amazing was how Locke managed to keep his head on straight when tragedy struck at home during Locke's return. Just days before summer camp opened, Locke's sister died and he missed the first three days of practice.
Understandably so, Locke doesn't want to speak about his sister's death, but it's clear he hasn't let it affect his focus or his attention to getting back on the field.
Not even 11 months removed from being carted off the field and a month since his sister's death, Locke returned in his pads and helmet Saturday against Miami (Ohio). The junior tailback ran for a game-high 61 yards on eight carries, including an untouched touchdown run from the Wildcat formation.
"I felt productive and I felt like me," Locke said. "I'm not going to sit here and say I wasn't nervous because it's different from scrimmaging your teammates and then going out in the game. But after the first run, I was good. It wasn't like I was timid. You just do it and if something happens, it happens."
"I kept asking people after the game, `How did I look coming around the corner?' Sometimes you feel like you're running fast and it really doesn't look fast, so I asked, "How did I look?"
Locke looked better than ever. Amazingly, he appeared faster and shiftier than the freshman tailback that wowed fans two seasons ago with 521 yards and big-time kickoff returns. He made violent cuts, turned the corner and ran up field with little hesitation or fear.
"I'm as pleased for him as anybody," head coach Rich Brooks said. "He had contact coming off a very serious knee injury in fall camp, but there is nothing like getting out there and playing a real game. I think you can see the speed and explosion is still there. The Derrick Locke of (new) may be better than the Derrick Locke of old."
The typically confident Locke wasn't ready to go that far yet, but believes he's headed in that direction. During his time away from the field, he said he's learned to become a more complete back. To play at Kentucky, you've got have the whole package, he said.
"You can be the best running back in the world, but if you can't block here you won't play," Locke said. "That's something that's got to be second nature to you. You're not just a running back. You don't just run. You've got to know the calls, you've got to pick up blitzes, you've got to be able to catch the ball - you've got to basically be another coach, another quarterback. You've got to be able to do everything."
It's still unclear what role Locke will play the rest of the season. Conventional wisdom indicates he'll share the majority of carries with senior Alfonso Smith and junior Moncell Allen, but Brooks used five backs on Saturday, all five of whom were efficient.
"I'm sure as we go through the season, if this season will be anything like the past ones, they'll all get maybe more opportunities than they got in that game," Brooks said. "But I'm hopeful that we can stay injury free at that position, and if we do, the top three backs would get most of the carries, obviously."
And maybe some more than others. Smith and Allen have proven to be very strong tailbacks and each offer something the other doesn't, but Locke has the best game-changing ability of any running back on the roster. If he doesn't suffer any setbacks - which he hasn't so far - there's no reason to think Locke's carries won't increase as the season progresses.
"I feel like I'm more humbled," Locke said. "If you're more humbled, that's got to make you a better player. You won't take anything for granted. It's not a me, me thing. It's more of a team thing. I came back not just for me, but for my team. In that sense, I'm a better player."
Some love in the football polls
Posted at 2:05 p.m. EDT - Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
The UK football team picked up eight votes in the latest USA Today Poll after Saturday's 42-0 rout of Miami (Ohio).
The Cats actually lost one vote from the preseason poll, but they technically moved up three spots from No. 42 in the preseason poll to No. 39 after the first week.
UK did not receive any votes in this week's Associated Press Poll. Five Southeastern Conference teams were in both polls' top 25.
Expect a lot of movement in the first few weeks as the national pundits try to get a gauge on the country's best teams.
Football notes
Posted at 11:43 a.m. EDT - Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
I'll have a short story on the return of Derrick Locke later this afternoon, but before we get to that, let's get to a few football practice notes from Tuesday's session.
Weekend wrap-up
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Hope everyone enjoyed the holiday weekend. Apologies for no posts on Monday, but after a long weekend of live blogging, I needed a day off Monday. I'm sure you loyal followers can understand.
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In St. Louis County a grand jury is looking into payments Washington and attorney, Elbert Walton Jr., made to themselves while they controlled the purse strings of the district.
Meanwhile, this past August prosecutors in federal court charged Washington with violating EPA regulations when he had asbestos removed last year from the fire district's office in the suburb of Beverly Hills.
On Monday, Washington pleaded guilty to failing to inform the environmental agency of the asbestos removal and how the toxic material was handled and disposed of.
Surprising? Perhaps. Then again, Washington can be fairly lackadaisical when it comes to following established protocols. (See photos of him arriving to board meetings in sweatpants for additional proof of this.)
Washington's sentencing for the EPA violation is slated for March 18. At this point, I'm not sure whether the violation constitutes a felony or what kind of penalties prosecutors will be seeking come March. Back at you with more info when/if U.S. Attorney Michael Reap returns my call.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 2012 Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta told reporters today that unilateral U.S. military intervention in Syria would be "a serious mistake."
The secretary and Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, focused on Afghanistan but touched on other areas as they briefed Pentagon reporters here today.
In Syria, Bashar al-Assad's forces have battled rebel fighters for a year and a half, with the death toll rising sharply since early spring and violence increasingly focused on the capital of Damascus.
Panetta said reports that the emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, advocated Arab intervention in Syria don't change his belief that the best approach remains international "diplomatic and economic pressure on Assad to step down."
However, he added, if the international community decides military action is required, "then, obviously, we would be part of that."
Panetta noted the United States is working with other nations to help opposition forces and provide humanitarian aid to those affected by Syria's violence. U.S. officials also are closely monitoring chemical and biological weapons sites, he added.
Dempsey, who met earlier today with Saudi Arabia's chief of the general staff, Lt. Gen. Huseen ibn Abdullah al-Gubayel, said his counterpart had expressed concern about Syria "based on what they assess as Iranian influence, which they also assess to be a factor to their south, in Yemen."
Most of the meeting concerned the U.S.-Saudi partnership and "how we can continue to partner with them to build their capability – in particular, in air defense and the maritime domain," Dempsey added.
Reporters also questioned recent reports that characterize the Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi, Libya, which killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, as a terrorist attack. Panetta said he is convinced by what he has learned since the attack that it was carried out by terrorists, but whether al Qaida or an affiliate was involved remains under investigation.
Noting that several terrorist groups operate in the region, Panetta emphasized, "We are not going to let people who deliberately attack and kill our people get away with it."
Dempsey noted a "thread of intelligence" before the attack had warned of terrorist groups in the region "seeking to coalesce," but it didn't include specific threats.
The secretary turned to the Asia-Pacific region in response to a question on China's view of U.S. arms sales to India. The military's strategic rebalance to the Pacific is aimed at maintaining regional stability, he said.
While his talks with Chinese leaders during his visit to Beijing last week didn't directly address U.S. assistance or arms sales to India, the secretary said, the two sides agreed a strong bilateral relationship between the United States and China is a key to Asia-Pacific prosperity and security.
The United States and China share regional concerns ranging from nuclear proliferation to humanitarian assistance and maritime rights, Panetta said. "It's important for us to work to develop the capabilities of countries in that region, so that they can help secure themselves," he said.
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Midtown Subway Push Suspect Due In Court
Naeem Davis was arrested in December after police said he pushed Ki-Suck Han, 58, to his death in front of the train at the 49th Street subway station.
Family Of Subway Push Victim Sues MTA For Negligence
The lawsuit filed Friday by the family of Ki-Suck Han seeks unspecified damages stemming from his December 3 death.
Judge Denies Bail For Accused Subway Pusher Naeem Davis
A man accused of pushing another to his death from a Midtown subway platform will have to stay behind bars after a judge Friday denied him bail.
Accused Midtown Subway Pusher Pleads Not Guilty
Defense attorney Stephen Pokart hinted to the judge that the push was somehow justified, that the victim was the aggressor pursuing the defendant along the subway platform, refusing to leave him alone.
Police: Subway Push Suspect Has Lengthy Arrest Record; Family Reported Issues With Medication
Police say Menendez's family members called authorities several times in the past five years because they were having difficulty dealing with her. Police did not say what the medication was.
MTA Officials May Revisit Plan To Install Barriers On Subway Platforms
In the wake of the second recent incident in which someone shoved a fellow passenger off a subway platform and left him to be killed by a train, New York City transit officials said they might give more thought to install sliding doors on some platforms.
Homeless Man Indicted In Subway Push Death Of Ki-Suck Han
Police said Naeem Davis watched the Q train strike Han before leaving the 49th Street station.
Subway Push Suspect's Indictment Delayed
Naeem Davis, 30, had a brief court appearance on Tuesday just to hear that he has not yet been indicted.
Family, Friends Say Goodbye To Subway Push Victim
The funeral for 58-year-ol Ki-Suck Han was held at the Edward D. Jamie Funeral Chapel in Flushing, Queens.
Police: Suspect In Fatal Subway Push Charged With Murder
Naeem Davis, 30, has been charged with second-degree intentional murder and second-degree depraved indifference murder, police said.
New York Post Subway Murder Photo Draws Strong Reaction From Readers
Many readers reacted with outrage Tuesday at the front cover photo on the New York Post, which shows subway murder victim Ki-Suk Han hanging from the platform just before he was struck and killed by a train.


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Moving on Up in Nelson 03/04/2012
It's a bit tough sitting in the office writing this when its such a terrific day outside – it's a typical Nelson autumn day with a crisp, clear blue sky, no wind and a full tide. Tempting to close up for the day and go to the beach, but that wouldn't get all these gorgeous homes out to you today, would it now?
Our newest listing at 7 City Heights, which we're profiling below, is I believe, the most elevated home in all of Nelson.Set on an acre of land at the same elevation as the Centre of New Zealand hill, which it looks out to across the Maitai Valley, this sensational home offers a wonderful combination of spectacular views, modern and spacious construction, and delightful privacy.
The land is designed to be very low maintenance, and there is also an adjoining piece of land an incoming owner could purchase for a very reasonable sum, if you wanted to add to your acreage.
Our other feature listings have extremely motivated sellers and offer a great deal of value for money.
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The flatware that architect and designer Greg Lynn created for Alessi is a brilliant reinterpretation of the figurative tradition in tableware design. With its sinuous lines, the flatware formally reflects Lynn's ongoing interest in Art Nouveau and the late-nineteenth-century designs of architect and designer Victor Horta. Beginning with the premise that the design of all flatware originates with the spoon, Lynn conceived of the cutlery as a kind of genetic system made up of stem, leaf, and flower, and capable of endless variations. Lynn produced the flatware out of layers of liquid metal using a three-dimensional digital-printing method. The result is that each piece is figuratively articulated and differentiated from the others by subtle mutations, as the basin and tines of the fork blend in surprising combinations.
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So, I had the rear mech snap on me the other day, driving the chain between the cassette and the spokes.
Also caused the hanger to bend to an unacceptable angle, thus requiring replacement.
A search of most on-line bike stores (Wiggle, Cell, PBK etc.) shows a few aftermarket (I think) hangers with codes that make no sense to me (CB06 for example).
Without having to look at each hanger on each website, how can I determine which one will fit my Gitane Mach 1800 frame? Some don't even mention which bikes they suit.
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Recently WSB aired an interview with Gwinnett County Commissioner John Heard at the Flying Machine restaurant located at the Gwinnett County airport.The tone of the interview indicated Heard has received input from opponents to privatization. However, he may not have benefited from facts and information from the supporters of privatization and the addition of scheduled service — two separate issues. The opponents to privatization have been more vocal, thus absorbing the lion's share of attention from county and city officials. I contend that there is a vast and less vocal majority that believes privatization and the addition of scheduled service at Gwinnett County Airport would be a tremendous victory for everyone. General aviation-related businesses have been struggling in the last few years, but never moreso than now, and especially at Gwinnett. Corporate jet and turbojet traffic is roughly half of the volume now compared to recent years. Several companies with aircraft based at Briscoe Field have gone bankrupt, while unfortunately others have abandoned Gwinnett. Oddly, there are large companies based in Gwinnett that keep their corporate jets at other metro-area airports. Heard said that the airport needs to be "upgraded" in order to attract businesses to the Gwinnett airport. He also said that in its current state the airport is "an embarrassment." The current situation does not allow for upgrades. Neither Gwinnett County nor the city of Lawrenceville will fund the necessary infrastructure improvements. Were Briscoe Field to be privatized, improvements could begin almost immediately. The commissioner did say that he was for privatization but not commercial service. In the current environment, a private equity investor would not lease this airport as is; the structure would be revenue-neutral. All businesses are in the business for growth, improvement and profit. There are businesses at the Gwinnett County airport that would welcome a private firm managing the airport. The overwhelming benefit for our residents — and the region — lie in the addition of scheduled service. Private capital infusion brings a source of revenue for businesses, job creation and the ability for someone to comfortably board a plane in Gwinnett without the additional hours spent departing or arriving at Hartsfield-Jackson. This is also where the real conflict arises between supporters and non-supporters. It is not "privatization," but rather the addition of scheduled service in a regional airport model that wins the day. Airports are economic engines and considered by the federal government as crucial to the national transportation infrastructure. Our airport serves business, residents and the greater public. It can do so to a greater degree when we can easily get on a scheduled flight at Briscoe Field. It is my hope that Gwinnett County government and the city of Lawrenceville more closely view the airport as the asset it actually is; not as Heard stated, "an embarrassment." John Gibbs operates Aircraft Specialists Jet Center, a fixed-based operator that planes and deplanes corporate and private passengers, and provides fuel and service for the aircraft in addition to providing hangar storage.
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Delivered to the Army 13th September 1980 into storage at Shawbury 30th July 2007.Wrapped up like a Christmas present.Gazelle XZ303 is directly behind it.
Nice to see the RAF.
658 Sqn - Army Air Corps / British Army
Gazelle departing from the Executive Flight Center.
Lucky to catch this bird, I had just arrived at Springbank. Rotor wash kicking up a bunch of debris prior to it departing a few seconds later.
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Delivered to the Army 28.05.1976.This helicopter was written off in a take off accident 23.10.1987 at Middle Wallop thankfully there were no fatalities.The helicopter is currently undergoing resto... (more)
These have been stored for some time , awaiting there fate
Hover taxying in for a refuel.
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ROCHESTER, NY – Hilbert College head women's basketball coach Kara Rehbaum was inducted into the Section V Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday, at a ceremony in Rochester, NY. Section V is a member of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA). Rehbaum joins 10 other inductees as part of the class of 2005.
Before going on to play at Canisius College, Rehbaum starred at Irondequoit High school as Kara Haun before graduating in 1980. She set records for the most career points (1,046) and rebounds (859) and was a three-time All-County selection ('78-'80), as well as being named to the Section V All-Tournament Team ('77-'78). In her senior year, she was named to the Democrat and Chronicle's All-Greater Rochester First Team, and was the Rochester Times Union's Player of the Year.
At Canisius College, where she can still be found atop the college's career leaders, Rehbaum set records for all-time scoring (1,661), all-time rebounding (1075), games played (119), and games started (118). In her senior year at with the Golden Griffins, she was recognized as the R.T. French Player of the Year in Division II College Basketball, Team MVP, and Co-Player of the Year in the Upstate Conference. She was drafted by the Atlanta Comets of the Women's American Basketball Association (WABA), and played for one year before the league was disbanded.
Basketball still remains in her blood, and after a coaching stint at Canisius, she is now in her second year leading the Hilbert College Hawks where she also serves as the assistant athletics director.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Tournament Host: Maine
Location: Orono, Maine
Tournament Participants: Buffalo, Holy Cross, Maine, Penn State
Day One: Penn State vs. Buffalo, 4:00 p.m., Nov. 27
Holy Cross vs. Maine, 6:00 p.m., Nov. 27
Day Two: Consolation Game, 12:00 p.m., Nov. 28
Championship Game, 2:00 p.m., Nov. 28
Series Record versus Maine:
Holy Cross leads, 8-3
Series Record versus Buffalo:
Holy Cross leads, 4-0
Series Record versus Penn State:
Penn State leads, 2-0
HOLY CROSS IN TOURNAMENT PLAY: Competing in basketball tournaments has become an annual event for the Holy Cross women's basketball team as they have participated in 37 separate tournaments since the 1981-1982 season. The Worcester State Holiday Festival marked the team's first tournament back in 1981. The team played in its first Division I tournament on Dec. 4 and 5, 1982, participating in the Fairfield (Conn.) Warner Classic. Under head coach Bill Gibbons, the team has traveled as far as Anchorage, Alaska and San Diego, Calif. to play in invitationals. Under his guidance, the team has won 51of 97 tournament games. The last time Holy Cross hosted its own tournament was in the 1987-1988 season, where they topped Niagara and Villanova to be crowned the Crusader Invitational champion. Over the past 10 seasons, Holy Cross has been named the tournament champion two times, with the last time coming at the American Classic on Dec. 2 and 3, 2000. The Crusaders topped Delaware State and American to claim the title.
SERIES HISTORY AGAINST TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS: Combined, Holy Cross has won 12 of 17 match-ups against its Dead River Classic opponents. Penn State holds the only series advantage over the Crusaders, having won both of the meetings between the two. The teams last played on March 23, 2003 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Holy Cross was seeded #13 in the Mideast Region bracket while Penn State was seeded at #4. The Nittany Lions were able to top the Crusaders in that first round, 64-33 and continued on to the regional semifinal. Penn State has outscored Holy Cross 135-92 in the two meetings. Holy Cross has its biggest all-time series advantage over Buffalo, whom which they have never lost to. The two teams have met four times in all, with the last match-up coming on Nov. 27, 2007. The Crusaders topped the Bulls that year 71-57. In all, Holy Cross has not scored less than 65 points against Buffalo while holding the Bulls to under 60 points. Maine has been the most common opponent for the Crusaders, having played in 11 total games against the Black Bears. The series began back in 1984 and continued annually until the 1991-1992 season. The last meeting between the two teams was on Jan. 2, 2009 with Holy Cross coming away with a 68-63 victory at the Hart Center. The Crusaders have won three consecutive meetings with the Black Bears.
HOLY CROSS AGAINST THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE:In program history, Holy Cross has played against four of the 12 teams that compete in the Mid-American Conference. The Crusaders have won seven of the eight match-ups against MAC opponents. Buffalo has been the most frequent opponent as Holy Cross has earned a 4-0 all-time record against them. The Crusaders have also taken on Eastern Michigan (1-0), Kent State (1-1) and Northern Illinois (1-0). Buffalo will be the only MAC opponent the team faces this season.
Record: 1-2, 0-0 MAC
Head Coach: Linda Hill-MacDonald begins her fifth season as head coach of the Buffalo women's basketball team, following a season where she coached the Bulls to their best ever finish in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. This will be her third meeting against the Holy Cross team and head coach Bill Gibbons, having lost the first two match-ups. Hill-MacDonald has a 43-76 record as the Buffalo head coach, which adds to the 275-332 record she has marked in 21 years as a collegiate head coach.
2009-2010 Squad: This year's Buffalo squad returns 10 letter winners and welcomes five freshmen. Leading the team is junior Kourtney Brown, who was named to the preseason All-MAC team. Brown finished her sophomore campaign as Buffalo's all-time single-season scoring leader. Joining her will be three other returning starters, senior Dayna Smith, junior Jessica Fortman and sophomore Brittany Hedderson. Freshman Chrissy Cooper has earned herself a spot on the team's projected starting lineup as well. In three games this far, Brown leads all scorers with an average 19.3 points-per-game. She also leads the team with 13.0 rebounds per-game.
HOLY CROSS AGAINST THE AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE: Holy Cross has played against seven of the nine teams that compete in the America East Conference. This season, Holy Cross will play against two other America East teams, New Hampshire and Vermont, after they take on Maine in the first round of the Dead River Classic. Combined, Holy Cross has registered an all-time 26-16 record against each of those three teams. Against the other six conference teams, the Crusaders have notched 25 wins and six losses throughout program history. New Hampshire has been the most frequent America East opponent for Holy Cross as they have played in 18 total match-ups against the Wildcats, earning 12 victories.
Record: 1-2, 0-0 America East
Head Coach: Cindy Blodgett is in her third season as head coach at her alma mater. She has combined for a 12-48 record over her three years and won five of 30 games last season. She came back to Maine after spending two seasons as the assistant coach at Brown. As a Black Bears player, Blodgett boasted two America East Player of the Year awards, four WBCA District I All-America honors, was a three-time ECAC Division I All-Star; appeared in four NCAA Tournaments, earned four America East Tournament MVP awards, was a four-time America East First-Team selection and totaled 3,005career points.
2009-2010 Squad: The Maine women's basketball team was selected to finish eighth in the America East preseason poll. Maine will look to replace two of its top five scorers from a year ago after they lost Brittany Boser (9.9 PPG, 4.8 RPG) and Colleen Kilmurray (6.3 PPG, 4.8 RPG) to graduation. The Black Bears return an experienced group of scorers to this year's team in seniors Kristin Baker, Amanda Tewksbury and Katia Bratishko as well as junior Tanna Ross. The team also welcomes five fresh faces. In three games thus far, Tewksbury leads her squad in scoring (11.3 points per-game) and rebounding (8.3 per-game).
HOLY CROSS AGAINST THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE: Holy Cross has played against eight of the 11 teams that compete in the Big Ten Conference. In all, Big Ten opponents have won 11 of the 15 match-ups against the Crusaders. Holy Cross has played in a series-high three games against Michigan; earning the most wins (two) against the Wolverines as well. The Crusaders have also taken on Illinois (0-1), Indiana (0-1), Iowa State (1-1), Northwestern (0-2), Ohio State (0-2), Wisconsin (0-1) and Penn State (0-2). Penn State will be the only Big Ten foe that Holy Cross takes on this season.
Record: 3-1, 0-0 Big Ten
Head Coach: Coquese Washington is in her third season as head coach of the Lady Lions. She is the first female African-American head coach in Penn State history. She has combined for a 27-37 record in her three years at the helm, as her 2008-2009 squad finished in a tie for seventh place in the Big Ten. Prior to taking over the head coaching position at Penn State, Washington was an assistant and then the associate head coach at Notre Dame, where she helped guide the Fighting Irish to the 2001 NCAA women's basketball championship. She has recruited eight consecutive nationally-ranked classes, with this year's incoming class ranked No. 20 according to ESPN's HoopGurlz.
2009-2010 Squad: In four games this season, every member of the team is averaging at least 1.5 points-per-game. Leading the team is senior Tyra Grant who has averaged 16.0 points in the four contests thus far. Grant is among the preseason candidates for the 2009-2010 Wooden Award and 2009-2010 Naismith Trophy. Joining Grant as probable starters for the Lady Lions will be freshman Alex Bentley (9.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg) and Nikki Greene (6.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg), junior Julia Trogele (7.5 ppg, 6.3 rpg) and sophomore Zhaque Gray (10.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg).
HAVING IT MAY'S WAY: Junior forward/guard Alyssa May's (Oradell, N.J.) versatility has been an extremely important factor for Holy Cross this season. Not only has she proven to be a valuable point scorer, but she currently holds or has tied team-highs in rebounds (8), steals (5) and assists (5). She has recorded career-highs thus far in free throws made (6 at Bryant) and steals (5 at Bryant). She is averaging 23.2 minutes per game, playing a season-high 34 minutes against Bryant.
FREMEAU REACHES NEW HEIGHTS: Junior forward Whitney Fremeau (Manchester, N.H.) is continuing to establish herself as a valuable scorer and rebounder for the Crusaders. So far this season she has already tied her career-highs in field-goals made (8), points (18) and minutes played (36). She has been the top-scorer for the team in two contests (18 at Yale and 17 at Bryant) and has also led or tied in the team in top rebounds in four of five performances. She is averaging 34.6 minutes played per game, which is already 14 more minutes played than her career average of 18.7 minutes. She is also perfect from the free-throw line thus far, sinking all four of her attempts. In five games played, she leads the team in field goal percentage (38.2), field goal attempts (68) and field goals made (26).
CAPTAINS CONTINUE TO CLIMB: The 2009-2010 team captains, Briana McFadden and Bethany O'Dell have already made their mark in the school and league record books and are continuing to make an impact this season. Both McFadden and O'Dell became members of the Holy Cross 1,000-point club last season as they currently rank 14th and 19th on the all-time scoring list respectively. So far this season, McFadden and O'Dell have each scored 61 points, leading the team with a 12.2 scoring average. McFadden has now scored over 1,200 points in a Crusaders uniform while O'Dell registers in with 1,165. O'Dell has scored in double-digits in all five games thus far, topping the team in points against Connecticut and Boston College. McFadden has marked four double-digit scoring contests, scoring a team-high 20 points against Central Connecticut. The two have also continued to be strong from the free throw line, making 28 of their 37 attempts.
FRESHMAN UPDATE: The 2009-2010 freshman class of Kaitlin Cole (Springfield, Pa.), Amy Lepley (Norfolk, Mass.) and Alexis Nicholas (Jamaica, N.Y.) has all contributed valuable minutes in five games played this season. Lepley leads the way with 11.8 minutes per game. She also tops the class in points (12) and rebounds (10). She scored season-highs against Boston College, tallying eight points and four rebounds. Cole has become a valuable go-to bench player and currently averages 7.0 minutes played per-game. In her total 21 minutes played, she has knocked down one field goal and has brought down three rebounds. Nicholas saw her first action of the season against Connecticut and then at Boston College, playing in four minutes in each game. She earned the first rebound of her career against Connecticut.
WARDING THEM OFF: Sophomore Meredith Ward (Westerly, R.I.) has fit into her new starting role as point guard well so far this season. In five starts, Ward is averaging 26.6 minutes per-game, has scored a total of 22 points and has committed just 3.4 turnovers per game, a career-low. She tied her career-high of seven points in the first contest against Yale and has also marked career-highs this season in steals (5) and assists (5). Her shooting capabilities have also turned her into a frequent free-throw shooter, as she has knocked down nine of her 10 attempts. She achieved a career-high five free-throw attempts against Bryant, making four of them for another career-best.
CALM UNDER PRESSURE: The Crusaders have remained strong from the free throw line through five games this season. The team averages 71.6 percent from the line, making 63 of 88 attempts. Junior Whitney Fremeau leads the team with a perfect 4-for-4 free throw performance while sophomore Meredith Ward has gone 9-of-10 for the team's second-best performance. As a team last year, the Crusaders made 389 of their 524 free-throws attempts. The combined percentage of 74.2 ranks first all-time for a Holy Cross team. It also ranked first in the Patriot League and 28th nationally. Senior Briana McFadden sank 153 of her 191 attempts to rank first on the team in free throw attempts, earning her the third spot among Holy Cross single-season records. Fellow senior Bethany O'Dell led the team with a 84.6 free-throw percentage, missing just 10 of her 65 attempts at the line.
YEAR OF THE GUARD: Six of 12 players on the 2009-2010 roster are listed as a guard, with Briana McFadden and Bethany O'Dell returning as starters. This year's team boasts the most experience at guard, with four seniors and another returner owning the position. So far this season, the guards have combined to score 151 points and have stolen the ball a position-high 26 times. They guard position also leads the team in assists, combining for 35 dishes.
NEXT UP FOR THE CRUSADERS:Holy Cross heads back to the Boston-area to take on the Harvard Crimson on Wednesday, Dec. 2. The game will be held at the Lavietes Pavillion in Cambridge, Mass. Tip time is set for 6:00 p.m.


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Today in Black History, 9/9/2012
• September 9, 1739 The Stono Rebellion, the largest slave uprising in the British mainland colonies, began. The rebellion started with about 20 enslaved Africans at the Stono River in the colony of South Carolina. As the group marched south, they were joined by nearly 60 additional enslaved Africans. The Africans killed about 25 whites before encountering a South Carolina militia. In that battle, 20 whites and 44 Africans were killed and the rebellion was ended. In response to the rebellion, the South Carolina legislature passed the Negro Act of 1740 restricting slave assembly, education and movement. It also enacted a 10 year moratorium against importing African slaves and established penalties against slaveholders' harsh treatment of slaves. The site where the rebellion began was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1974. "Cry Liberty," an interpretation of the events of the rebellion, was published in 2010.
• September 9, 1806 Sarah Mapps Douglass, abolitionist, teacher and lecturer, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Douglass' family was prosperous and among several free black families who formed the core of Philadelphia's abolitionist movement. She was educated at home by private tutors. Around 1827, Douglass established a school for black children. In 1837, Douglass served on the ten member committee for the Antislavery Convention of American Women. This was the first national convention of antislavery women to integrate black and white members. Douglass also served as librarian, corresponding secretary, and on the board of directors of the Philadelphia Female Antislavery Society. In 1853, she took over the girls' preparatory department at the Philadelphia Institute for Colored Youth, offering courses in literature, science, and anatomy. She served at the institute until 1877. During this time, she also acquired basic medical training at the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania and at Pennsylvania Medical University. After the Civil War, Douglass became a leader in the Pennsylvania branch of the American Freedman's Aid Commission which worked to provide services to the formerly enslaved in the south. Douglass died September 8, 1882.
• September 9, 1817 Paul Cuffee, businessman and abolitionist, died. Cuffee was born January 17, 1759 on Cuttyhunk Island, Massachusetts. At the age of 16, he signed on to a whaling ship and by the time he was 21 owned a fleet of ships and a 116 acre farm. As Cuffee became more successful, he invested in more ships and made a sizable fortune. Cuffee believed that the emigration of blacks to colonies outside the United States was a viable solution to the race problem in America and in 1811 launched his first expedition to Sierra Leone. While in Sierra Leone, he helped to establish the Friendly Society of Sierra Leone, a trading organization run by blacks. Cuffee's biographies include "Paul Cuffee: Black America and the African Return" published in 1972 and "Paul Cuffee: Black Entrepreneur and Pan-Africanist" published in 1988. He is honored with a feast day on the liturgical calendar of the Episcopal Church on March 4.
• September 9, 1914 Marjorie Lee Browne, educator and one of the first African American women to earn a doctorate in mathematics, was born in Memphis, Tennessee. Browne earned her Bachelor of Science degree cum laude in mathematics from Howard University in 1935 and her Master of Science degree from the University of Michigan in 1939. Browne earned her Ph.D. in mathematics from Michigan in 1949. She then joined the faculty of North Carolina College (now North Carolina Central University) where she taught and researched for 30 years. In 1960, she wrote a grant that resulted in the IBM Corporation providing NCCU with a computer, one of the first computers in academic computing. Browne also established summer institutes to provide continuing education in mathematics for high school teachers and in 1974 was the first recipient of the W. W. Rankin Memorial Award for Excellence in Mathematics Education. Browne died October 19, 1979 and in 2001 the University of Michigan established the Dr. Marjorie Lee Browne Colloquium. NCCU annually offers the Marjorie Lee Brown Scholarship to students majoring in mathematics.
• September 9, 1915 The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History was organized in Chicago, Illinois by Carter G. Woodson and Jesse E. Moorland. The official mission of the organization is "to promote research, preserve, interpret, and disseminate information about black life, history, and culture to the global community." In 1926, the organization created Negro History Week and in 1976 it was extended to the entire month of February and called Black History Month. In 1973, the organization changed its name to the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History. ASALH is a membership organization with over 25 branches. It publishes The Journal of African American History and the Black History Bulletin.
• September 9, 1927 Elvin Ray Jones, hall of fame jazz drummer, was born in Pontiac, Michigan. By the age of two, Jones had a fascination with drums and in high school he joined the marching band. Jones served in the United States Army from 1946 to 1949 and after his discharge began his professional career. Jones moved to New York City in 1955 and recorded with several groups, including Miles Davis on "Blue Moods" (1955) and "Sketches of Spain" (1959). From 1960 to 1966, Jones was a member of the John Coltrane Quartet and appeared on a number of albums, including "My Favorite Things" (1960) and "A Love Supreme" (1964). After leaving Coltrane, Jones led several small groups and recorded a number of albums, including "Puttin' It Together" (1968), "Live at The Lighthouse" (1972), "Love and Peace" (1982), and "The Truth" (1999). Jones was inducted into the Percussive Arts Society Hall of Fame in 1991, the Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame in 1998, and designated a NEA Jazz Master, the highest honor the nation bestows on a jazz artist, by the National Endowment for the Arts in 2003. Jones taught regularly, often took part in clinics, played in schools, and gave free concerts in prisons. His lessons emphasized music history as well as drumming techniques. Jones died May 18, 2004.
• September 9, 1934 Sonia Sanchez, poet and playwright, was born Wilsonia Benita Driver in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1943, Sanchez moved to Harlem, New York to live with her father. In 1955, she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Hunter College. Sanchez has authored over a dozen books of poetry, including "Love Poems" (1973), "Homegirls and Handgrenades" (1985), "Does Your House Have Lions" (1997), and "Morning Haiku" (2010), and six plays, including "The Bronx is Next" (1970) and "I'm Black When I'm Singing, I'm Blue when I Ain't" (1982). She has also edited two anthologies on black literature, "We Be Word Sorcerers: 25 Stories by Black Americans" (1974) and "360 Degrees of Blackness Coming at You" (1999). Sanchez has taught at eight universities and has lectured at over 500 college campuses. She was the first Presidential Fellow at Temple University where she began working in 1977 and held the Laura Carnell chair until her retirement in 1999. In 1969, she was awarded the P. E. N. Writing Award. She also won the National Academy and Arts Award and the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship Award in 1978-1979.
• September 9, 1941 Otis Ray Redding, Jr., hall of fame singer and songwriter, was born in Dawson, Georgia but grew up in Macon, Georgia. Redding sang in the church choir and won the local talent show 15 weeks in a row. In 1960, Redding began to tour the south and in 1962 recorded "These Arms of Mine" which he had written. Between 1964 and 1966, he recorded a number of hits, including "Respect" (1965), "Satisfaction" (1965), and "Try a Little Tenderness" (1966). His biggest hit, "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay," was recorded three days before his death in a plane crash on December 10, 1967. That recording won the 1968 Grammy Awards for Best R&B Song (songwriting) and Best Male R&B Vocal Performance. It also was the first posthumous number one single in U.S. chart history. Between 1968 and 1970, three additional albums of material recorded prior to his death were released. In 1993, the United States Postal Service issued a commemorative postage stamp in his honor. In 1989, Redding was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in 1994 he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and in 1999 he was awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame lists three of Redding's recordings, "Shake" (1965), "Try a Little Tenderness," and "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay," amongst The 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll.
• September 9, 2008 Warith Deen Mohammed, Muslim leader and author, died. Mohammed was born Wallace Delaney Muhammad on October 30, 1933 in Hamtramck, Michigan. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Mohammed served as a minister under his father, Elijah Muhammad, in Philadelphia before being excommunicated for denying the divinity of Wallace Ford Muhammad. In 1961, he was sent to federal prison for 14 months for refusing induction into the United States military. After his father's death in 1975, Mohammed was accepted by the Nation of Islam as its leader. He introduced many reforms intended to bring the organization closer to traditional Islam and renamed it the American Society of Muslims. Mohammed was instrumental in establishing interfaith cooperation with other religious communities, especially Christians and Jews. In 1977, he led the then largest delegation of Muslim Americans on a pilgrimage to the Sacred House in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. In 1992, Mohammed was cited for exemplary work in the religion of Islam by Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak and given The Gold Medal of Recognition, Egypt's highest and most distinguished religious honor. Mohammed authored a number of books, including "The Man and Woman in Islam" (1976), "Religion on the Line" (1983), and "Life: The Final Battlefield" (2008).


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American Turf Attracts Jam-Packed Field
Led by Air Support and Great Mills, who were separated by a nose in their last start, a jam-packed field of 14 3-year-olds was drawn for the $200,000 American Turf Stakes (IIT) May 6 at Churchill Downs.
A 1 1/16-mile test, the American Turf is the fourth of five graded races on the card and comes immediately before the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I). Post time is scheduled for 4:44 p.m. EDT.
Stuart Janney III's homebred Air Support ran down Great Mills in the final jump to win the April 8 Transylvania (gr. IIIT) by a nose at Keeneland. It was the Smart Strike colt's first start of the season after winning twice as a 2-year-old. Air Support finished ninth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IIT) at Churchill in November.
Rajiv Maragh keeps the mount on co-high weight Air Support for trainer Shug McGaughey. They will break from post 13.
Millennium Farm's Great Mills set the pace and nearly went wire-to-wire in the Transylvania, which was his graded stakes debut. The War Front colt scored in his other two tries this season—both on the Fair Grounds turf—including the March 12 Grindstone Stakes. With Julien Leparoux assigned to ride for trainer Steve Asmussen, Great Mills will try to get the jump on the field from post 2.
Also carrying top weight of 121 pounds will be Class Racing Stable's Surrey Star, who invades from California for trainer Jim Cassidy. Irish-bred Surrey Star enters the race off a victory in the La Puente Stakes April 10 at Santa Anita. He bagged that victory by a half-length under Joe Talamo in his first start going nine furlongs.
Surrey Star, who will break from post 14 under Talamo, raced most of his juvenile campaign in England before shipping to the United States last fall. His first two starts this year were on dirt, including a fourth-place finish to The Factor in the San Vicente (gr. II).
Also shipping in from California is Jakesam, the third-place finisher in the La Puente, who set the pace in his first start on turf. Runner-up in the California Derby and El Camino Real Derby (gr. III), Jakesam will be ridden by Rafael Bejarano for Jerry Hollendorfer.
Trainer John Terranova will saddle a pair, Tag V Eye and Kippers n' Eggs. Tag V Eye was third in a Keeneland allowance race last month and Kippers n' Eggs, who won a claiming race at Gulfstream Park this winter, makes his first start for Terranova.
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You can attend church on Sundays at 10:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m. Eastern time (no evening services in July or August). All are welcome. Sunday School is also available at various times throughout the day. directions and map | Wednesday information
The 10:00 a.m. Boston service is broadcast live via Internet and phone, and an audio replay is available all week. information including hymns
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New Co-Soloist of The Mother Church
William Burden, who has served the last two years as co-Soloist of The Mother Church, has asked to leave the position. He shares, "A very busy performance schedule, and the desire to spend more time at home with family necessitates my stepping back from my current soloing duties, though I leave now with renewed love for all the good Christian Science imparts. Thanks. I will never be able to express my gratitude for the opportunity to share in the services at The Mother Church and I look forward with joy for opportunities to return in the future."
The new co-Soloist of The Mother Church is Gwen Eagleton. Gwen grew up in St. Louis and Chicago, received her B.A. from Stanford University in California, and currently resides in New Jersey. She is a member of The Mother Church and a class-taught student of Christian Science. Gwen will share the position of co-Soloist with Rebecca Minor who has been in this position the last two years.
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Information specific to the service at The Mother Church, including music, the scriptural selection, and the benediction, are posted near the bottom of the online Sunday service page. Bios are available to introduce you to the First Reader, who runs the service, as well as the Second Reader, soloist, organist, and other key participants.
Wherever you go to church, we hope you'll introduce yourself to the Readers and your fellow attendees.
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You can attend church on Wednesdays at 12:00 noon and 7:30 p.m. Eastern time. All are welcome. directions and map
At 2:00 p.m. Eastern time a separate meeting is broadcast live via Internet and phone, with an audio replay available until Friday 8 a.m. Eastern Time. information including hymns
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These meetings are similar to Sunday services, but the scriptural selections are customized to the needs of the congregation and occasion. You'll also hear fellow attendees share insights, experiences, and healings they've had as a result of their prayers and study of Christian Science.
Information specific to the online service at The Mother Church, including the topic, text for the hymns, and testimonies, are all posted on the online Wednesday testimony meeting page.
Sunday School
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Students can attend at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time. All are welcome under the age of 20. directions and map | more information
Classes are available in multiple languages and at a variety of times throughout Sunday to serve an international audience.
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Luola CoxName: Luola Cox
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Date of Death: February 28, 2014
Age at death: 91
Luola Jean Cox, 91, Bradenton, died February 28, 2014. Born in Bedford, Ohio she moved to Bradenton in 1974 from Northfield, Ohio. She was a greeter for Walmart for 20 years, a member of Eastern Star of Bedford, OH, American Legion Auxiliary of Bradenton, FL and she was Past Worthy High Priestess of White Shrine of Jerusalem of Bedford, OH. Predeceased by her parents and husband, Charles R.; survived by daughter, Robin (Kevin Peterson) of Bradenton, FL plus extended family and friends.
Funeral Information:
Memorial Service 2 P.M. Tuesday March 4, 2014 at Brown & Sons Funeral Homes & Crematory 43rd Street Chapel. Memorial donations to Southeastern Guide Dogs or Bishop Animal Shelter. Condolences to www.brownandsonsfuneral.com.


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My love, I looked but could not see, the monster in our majesty
Hope bearing his sad tragedies, promises; then betraying me
I cursed him in the worst of grief; he fled the fool, escaping free
Over frail bodies' covering; I condemned this Hope as mockery.
I searched for him amongst great trees, he hid himself eluding me
One little white against the green, the smallest lie amidst envy
In climbing mountains, touching clouds, I both whispered and yelled aloud
My efforts, causal-vapors now, as screams dispersed about your shroud.
Now I walk these rows well followed, granite facades planted shallow
Where words are prayers, regrets swallowed, yes, hope exists in these hollows
Those about me fear their dreams, the downward looking silently
This solitude I've learned to breathe to move on with this memory:
Do you recall that day, my bride? White birds unseen beside the light?
Tranquil winds as they flew by, their wings, slight breaths, as if in sighs
And of that night two children we, blessed by love, our hopes our dreams
Yet this future we did not perceive its sewn disease within our weave.
I miss you now it's time to go, I leave you with this Sunday's rose
Without regrets, this path I chose, soon my dear, I leave these sorrows
Finally a path to follow, true love I shall once more not borrow
By testing faith in chasing hope's; little white birds that come tomorrow.
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Some of the ingredients in the Biotonen solution consist of Lemon Extract, Cherry Bark Extract, Aloe Vera, Asparagus Extract and Methyl Paraben. The product is reasonably priced and can be ordered directly online from a number of online shops which sell it. We know that an ingredient such as Aloe Vera does have beneficial properties for the skin. However we are sceptical of skin care products that contain parabens, which Biotonen does. A number of cancer experts believe that parabens may have carcogenic qualities, and there has also been some indication that they can lead general irritation for users with sensitive skin.
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Though the election is decided and Mitt Romney isn't in the limelight as much,