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Sorry for starting a whole new thread, but there's an Eversave deal on today for $65 for $100 toward a Radio Flyer Build a Trike. We'd been thinking of getting a tricycle for DS for Christmas or his b-day in Feb but I hadn't started looking yet. Anyone have experience with this? I did a quick search for trikes with handles and it looks like the price is right, and similar models get good reviews.
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HI Arcain - We have this one from Radio Flyer and DD loves it! It seems well made, too.
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Thanks, Wed! That price is actually what the Groupon costs, so I think the one you have might be a better bet for us. I think this may be one of DS' 2nd birthday presents in a couple months!


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Miranda Beyer
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Glen Este High School
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
Marcus Bracey
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2016
High School: Beavercreek High School
Hometown: Beavercreek, OH
Allison Colvin
Major: Biomedical Engineering Pre-Med
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Bishop Fenwick High School and Ohio Virtual Academy
Hometown: Johnstown, Ohio
In high school, Allison was a member of the National Honor Society and Tri-County Music Society. She attended the High OBrian Youth Leadership Conference and Buckeye Girls State. In addition, she served in several leadership positions in her high school band. Her leadership continued as Vice President of her graduating class. While attending Wright State University, Allison has served as Scholarship Chair and Standards Board Member of the engineering sorority Phi Sigma Rho and is currently Vice President of the later group. She is a member of the Deans Student Advisory board for the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Allison helped set up and run the Engineering in Medicine Program, and she is the Public Relations Chair for the Biomedical Engineering Society. Besides serving on the University Advisory Board, Allison has been an undergraduate teaching assistant for anatomy, and is a student ambassador and a Peer mentor for the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Allison has attended the Omicron Delta Kappa Leader 2 conference, and she was a team leader with high school students on a mission trip to Tennessee to help flood victims. Allison is beginning in the BS/MS program in the fall in Neuroscience Engineering with hopes to become a dentist and orthodontist. If her plans change, Allison would use her neuroscience engineering techniques in a hospital setting to help patients with neurological disorders.
Joshua Compaleo
Major: Electrical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Wayne High School
Hometown: Huber Heights, OH
Joshua founded the senior carnival tradition at his high school, and was member of the Sinclair Honors Society. He presently works at the ATR center at the Air Force Research Laboratory. Joshua would like to continue his education when he completes his undergraduate degree.
Adam Cruz
Major: Computer Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2017
High School: Man High School
Hometown: Man, WV
Adam is a civilian employee of the United States Air Force. He has been an Airman Leader and has been the Deputy Chief Architect for measurement and signature intelligence at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center from 2009 to the present. Adam is responsible for $2million in high-performance computing assets. His goal is to pursue a career as a Principal Technical Analyst and chief computing architect.
Jessica Goddard
Major: Biomedical Engineering Pre-Med
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Edmond North High School
Hometown: Rosamond, CA
Jessica attended the University of Central Oklahoma for her Freshman and Sophomore years where she held multiple leadership roles as Treasurer of The Society of Women Engineers as well as event coordinator. In addition, Jessica served on the leadership team of her sorority as Outreach Chair and New Member Trainer. In her research lab, she was the head research assistant responsible for training new students and directing experiments. After transferring to Wright State University, Jessica became a College of Engineering and Computer Science Peer Mentor and an undergraduate TA for the anatomy department. Jessica plans to attend medical school in the fall of 2015 and become a physician.
Isaac Hampton
Major: Industrial and Systems Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: A BEka Academy High School
Hometown: Hickam AFB, HI
Isaac was treasurer of the Wright State University German Club from 2012-2013, and led the club alongside two different presidents in a long resurgence from a dying club to a successful club. He is presently the moderator of an interest discussion board where he oversees, implements and enforces policy changes. Isaacs current plans include an engineering co-op in Summer 2015 followed by a career in either industrial or human factors engineering. He would welcome moving overseas where he could use his German skills. At some point after he has industry experience, Isaac may consider graduate work and a subsequent career in teaching.
Katherine Hitchcock
Major: Materials Science Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Dayton Christian High School
Hometown: Springfield, OH
Katy is a recitation instructor and TA for the Mechanical and Materials Engineering department. In addition, she is a part of the college ambassadors program, the Society of Women Engineers treasurer, and a member of the Deans Student Advisory Board and Engineers Without Borders. After obtaining her bachelors degree, Katy would like to pursue her PhD in bioengineering, teach at the university level and participate in research in the bioengineering field.
Stephanie Martens
Major: Industrial and Systems Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Dublin High School
Hometown: Dublin, OH
Stephanie is the president of the Institute for Industrial Engineers at Wright State University. Under her leadership, the club attained the Gold award for the first time and membership doubled. In addition, their funds increased 12-fold. Stephanie is also a member of the BIE Student Advisory Council and works to host events to encourage interaction between students and faculty. She has previously been involved with the Society of Women Engineers, Wright Engineering Council, and the Peer Mentor Program. Additionally, Stephanie accompanied Dr. Parikh on a visit to a local high school in advocating the Institue of Industrial Engineers, Wright State University and the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Stephanie plans to move to St. Louis, Missouri and secure a job in either manufacturing or consulting. She may possibly pursue an MBA.
Alyssa Piasecki
Major: Biomedical Engineering Pre Med
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Fort Jennings High School
Hometown: Fort Jennings, OH
Alyssa has served as a leader and role model for students through tutoring for the College of Engineering and Computer Science Student Success Center. She also provided support to students as a lab assistant for the mathematics department at Wright State University. Alyssa is presently a College of Enigneering and Computer Science student ambassador, which involves leading tours, giving presentations and aiding with various activities. She is currently working as an Applied Neuroscience SOCHE intern through the Air Force Research Laboratory at WPAFB. Alyssa previously gained a years experience as a Human Performance Research Intern at Leidos. After receiving her Bachelors degree, Alyssa plans to complete work for a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering. She will continue her intern position at AFRL, then would like to pursue a career in human performance research focused on neurophysiological monitoring.
Dave Pyles
Major: Electrical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2016
High School: Greenon High School
Hometown: Enon, OH
Davids first leadership role was presenting multiple proposals to the Enon Village Council to have them upgrade Enon Park to include a skate park, since the closest skateboard park was in Yellow Springs. He was successful in his endeavors and learned not only that a single person can make changes, but also that there has to be a leader to make changes. David spent seven years in the United States Army, and trained and became a Special Forces Engineer where he demonstrated great organizational skills and meticulous accountability of equipment. His service included more than one deployment. David would like to be a successful engineer who has helped to benefit the lives of many people. He states, "Professional work will always be my minimum standard, with customer service being just as important as quality research and products." David currently works for SOCHE in the year round internship program in the AFIT Radar Instrumentation Laboratory where he is the lead researcher focused on low-power processors performing signal analysis.
Daniel Rapking
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2016
High School: Taylor High School
Hometown: Cleves, OH
In high school, Daniel held many leadership roles including Student Council, Key Club and National Honor Society. He was president of the National Honor Society, and Varsity tennis captain and golf co-captain. Through his participation in these organizations, he learned the values of scholarship, service, character and leadership. At Wright State University, Daniel is president of the Biomedical Engineering Society, as well as a College of Engineering and Computer Science student ambassador. He has a contract with SOCHE to work at the Air Force Research Laboratory in a compression after impact study to model damage evolution in composites in an attempt to model and predict their behavior for use in aerospace materials. After graduation, Daniel is interested in pursuing a career in the field of prosthetics.
Justin Scothorn
Major: Computer Science
Expected Graduation: 2016
High School: West Carrolton High School
Hometown: West Carrolton, OH
After working in the labor industry, Justin came to Wright State University to better his life. He is now a teaching assistant where he has been in charge of running several labs and lectures independently when the professor needed to miss class. Justin also assists with teaching and grading all classwork in the labs. Additionally, he has an internship through SOCHE at the Air Force Institute of Technology. Justin would like to begin his career in the software field of computer science, while continuing his education to obtain his masters degree and possibility PhD. Eventually Justin would like to pursue a career in teaching.
Ian Wolford
Major: Material Science
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Kettering Fairmont High School
Hometown: Kettering, OH
Ian is working at a co-op on WPAFB with AFRL, where he is involved with the Ceramics and Composites Branch. In the recent past, he has worked with Dr. Rob Williams in his Summer/Year-at-the Edge internship, where he received what he calls a "crash course" in research, integrity and leadership. Ian has previously worked in printing where he held manager and supervisor positions. The number of employees he supervised grew in the time he was in the supervisory position. Ian has now chosen Material Science and Engineering as his route to assist in finding and implementing supply solutions to our worlds demand for energy. As part of the 4+1 program, Ian plans to seek a Masters degree so that he can have a more marketable skill set in either public or private work. He would love to work for the Department of Defense or Department of Energy in a research capacity.
Angelica Zampini
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Expected Graduation: 2015
High School: Perry High School
Hometown: Perry, OH
Angelica is a student researcher at Wright State Universitys biomedical imaging lab for the Biomedical Scholars Training and Research Program. She is also a university honors student, President of the Biomedical and Industrial Engineering Student Advisory Council, on the leadership council for Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Society, and secretary of Society of Women Engineers. She is a member of the Biomedical Engineering Society, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and Engineers in Medicine and Biology. In Summer, 2012, Angelica worked at Case Western Reserves Medical Center and University Hospitals Imaging Research Lab in the Pediatrics Summer Undergraduate Research Program. She is a co-author on a journal article to be published, and has presented her research to several conferences. After obtaining her bachelors and masters degrees in an accelerated BS/MS program, Angelica plans to work for a medical imaging company doing clinical research to fulfill her passion for neuroimaging.


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Pre-Occupational Therapy Psychology Major
What does Walsh's Pre-Occupational Therapy program entail?
Students interested in a career as an Occupational Therapist major in psychology, with the intent to pursue a Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy. This pre-professional major offers a strong background in behaviorally based techniques for interacting with clients and a solid foundation in coursework for graduate studies.
What type of career can I look forward to with an Occupational Therapy (OT) degree?
Undergraduate preparation through the psychology major prepares students for graduate OT programs. Our graduates work with clients to help them manage activities of daily living and overcome psychological impediments to achieve a satisfying life.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (June 26, 2012), job growth over the next ten years is projected to be 33% for Occupational Therapists – much faster than other occupations. Traditionally, licensed Occupational Therapists have been in high demand in Northeast Ohio.
What makes Walsh's Pre-Occupational Therapy program unique?
- Diverse Coursework. This major emphasizes core skills while engaging students in psychology and science coursework.
- Experienced Faculty. Our professors hold the doctorate degree and are competent researchers and practitioners.
- State of the Art Facilities. Walsh University houses laboratories equipped with the latest technologies giving our students "hands-on" experience with instruments and tools used in the field.
- Master's of Science in Occupational Therapy. The Psychology pre-OT major provides the foundational education for competitive application for admission to a Master of Occupational Therapy Degree Program. Walsh University is currently in the development of a Master in Occupational Therapy degree program and will seek State and Regional Accreditation within the next two years.
Generally speaking, what courses will I need to take?
Pre-Occupational Therapy programs require students to take a solid core of psychology, math and science courses including:
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- Principles of Sociology
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- Principles of Biology
- Medical Terminology
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Our coursework meets prerequisites for Walsh University's Master's of Science in Occupational Therapy.
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recipe: tomato, prosciutto and arugula stuffed cheese puffs
Directions for puffs:
1 C water
3 tblsp butter
1-1⁄2 tsp salt
1 C all purpose flour
4 large eggs
3⁄4 tsp black pepper
2 oz gruyère cheese, grated
1 oz fontina cheese, grated
Serves 6-8
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Add the water, butter and salt to a medium sauce pan and bring the mixture to a boil.
Once boiling, stir in the flour and continue stirring to create a sticky dough allowing the raw flour flavor to disappear, about 4 to 5 minutes.
Pour the dough into a stand mixer with a paddle attachment and mix on medium speed.
Once the steam disappears, add the eggs one at a time. After the last egg has been added, scrape down the sides of the bowl and fold in the pepper and grated cheeses.
Drop spoonfuls 1" apart onto a parchment lined baking sheet and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until golden brown. Set aside and let cool.
Directions for pickled tomatoes:
1-1⁄2 C champagne vinegar
1-1⁄2 C water
3-1⁄2 tblsp sugar
3 bay leaves
1 small dried chili
12 whole black peppercorns
1 tsp salt
24 cherry tomatoes, blanched with skins removed cheese
Place all the ingredients for the pickled tomatoes, except the tomatoes, into a medium saucepan and bring to a simmer until the sugar and salt dissolves, about 7 minutes. Allow the mixture to slightly cool.
Place the skinned tomatoes in a bowl and pour the cooled vinegar mixture over them to cover completely. Set side and allow to marinate for at least 4 hours and up to 24 hours.
Directions for assembling cheese puffs:
12 slices prosciutto—baked crisp and cut in half
1-1⁄2 C baby arugula
Cut each cheese puff in half and fill with a couple pieces of arugula, a slice of prosciutto, and a pickled tomato cut in half.
Adam's hints:
—everyone loves these…so I make a lot of them!
—I like to use a small ice cream scooper to dish out the dough so they are all the same in size.
—you can bake the puffs a day in advance. Just warm them up in the oven for a few minutes before stuffing and serving. You can even pop the crispy prosciutto in them while you warm the up in the oven and, once they're warm, then stuff with the tomato and arugula.
—to bake the prosciutto: I use a wire grid cooling rack on a baking sheet. Just give the rack a spray of oil and place a thin layer of the meat on it. This is a great way to make sure it gets really crisp since air circulates better through the rack.
—bake at 375° for 12-15 minutes and keep and eye on it. In this case the meat is all ready cooked so if you like super crisp or a little chewy, you can adjust the cooking time.
—or don't even bake it at all! Just stuff the prosciutto into the warm puffs and serve.
note: you can bake bacon the same way, just make sure its fully cooked before serving.
—experiment and try stuffing these with any cured meat such as: thin sliced Spanish chorizo, manchego cheese with a slice of quince paste… bresaola, sliced fresh tomato, with a thin slice of red onion and a sprig of watercress… crispy bacon, sliced tomato, lettuce and a dollop of basil mayonnaise…
—to skin tomatoes of any kind, cut a small X on the bottom and drop into boiling water. Let cook for 10-60 seconds depending on the size and then quickly remove to an ice bath. Once cooled the skins are easily peeled.
—the pickled tomatoes can be made several days in advance will keep well in the refrigerator.
—when serving these tasty treats, I like to sprinkle freshly cracked black pepper and a nice chunky finishing salt over the top…even spilling both around on the serving platter.


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Home > Faith Formation > Family Home Study
St. Thomas a Becket offers two ways for your child to complete his/her faith formation studies. Our traditional method is classroom based instruction. The other method is the Family Home Study Program. You, the parent or guardian, are the teacher. Your child will complete one Gospel Weekly packet each week. This is a flexible option because you choose the day of the week and time that you will do your faith formation studies with your child. It is also a wonderful way for the family to learn together and grow more in faith.
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Davis, nine others named All-State
The mantle is filling up quickly for East Rutherford pitcher Savannah Davis.
On Sunday, Davis was named 2A Pitcher of the Year for western North Carolina by the North Carolina Softball Coaches Association (NCSCA).
Davis, a sophomore, led the Lady Cavaliers on a dream season ending in a state championship. She went 27-4 with 10 shutouts and 270 strikeouts in 2014 en route to MVP honors at the state championship.
Fellow Lady Cavalier Raven Gray joined Davis on the list. The senior shortstop had another season with a batting average over .500 to follow-up on a junior season that garnered her 2A Player of the Year from the NCSCA.
Five Chase Lady Trojans landed on the list that included over 120 players from 2A schools across the state. Dakota Reid, Devyn Gowan, Ashley Brown, Bekah Hopkins and Maggie Robbins each represent Chase on the list.
R-S Central added two players with senior pitcher Makayla Crain and junior catcher Makayla Crawford earning all-state honors.
Forbush's Taylor Wooten was named 2A Player of the Year fro western North Carolina while North Johnston's Jamielynn Johnson and West Bladen's Nicole Wyatt were named 2A Player of the Year and 2A Pitcher of the Year, respectively, from the eastern portion of the state.
Thomas Jefferson continued its historic season with its first all-state recognition — sophomore pitcher Brianna Kale.
Kale led the Lady Gryphons to the playoffs for the first time in program history with a 5.37 ERA and an astounding 154 strikeouts.


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In the popular imagination, you're supposed to win pennants, not by a calculus of the pros and cons of your secondary players (see post below), but by means of big booming walk-off home runs by your star players. Well, we just got one, and it salvaged what could have been a horrible loss. Wright's home run felt the way something like this should feel. Wright will save us. This is how we will win the pennant this year. He will do it for us. He will lead us.
Then I heard Howie Rose say that this was David Wright's home run first-ever walk-off home run. Would you have thought that? Wright hits plenty of home runs. He has a reputation as a clutch hitter. You probably had a sense that you had seen Wright hit one before. But you didn't. It never happened. In fact, a few minutes of web research will tell you that walk-off home runs do not happen very often at all. Here's a list I found, whose accuracy I can't vouch for, of the all-time leaders in career walk-offs:
Jimmie Foxx……..12
Mickey Mantle……12
Stan Musial……..12
Frank Robinson…..12
Babe Ruth……….12
Tony Perez………11
Dick Allen………10
Harold Baines……10
Reggie Jackson…..10
Mike Schmidt…….10
Three is the record for a season, held by many.
You can do it David.


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Wow. Once I saw in the icon that this was the same guy from the Albequerque movie, I knew it would be amazing. I was surprised this one was actually more enjoyable than the 12 minute masterpiece you submitted months ago. You've definitely gotten better at animating and drawing. You really made the craziness of this song come out well in the completely random and nonsensical animations. Definitely an amazing song to make a music video for, definitely one of Al's best songs. Amazing job, hopefully you will make another video.
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really good
That's a really good movie, great animation. But if I know that everything I know is wrong and that's wrong too, so everything I know is right.
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this is really good. the only problem i have with it. is that i can't find a mp3 form of it. so i can have it on my mp3 its really good.


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For some years now, the U.S. has been attempting to establish a democracy in Iraq. Obviously, the effort is going very badly and public support for the war is evanescing before our eyes. Yesterday, another Republican Senator, Pete Domenici of New Mexico, joined Senator Richard Lugar, the ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, in calling for a radical change of course, i.e., a draw-down of American forces followed by withdrawal.
At this point, even many supporters of the democratization effort might be satisfied by the emergence of any sort of government that could impose a semblance of order and keep the forces of Islamism at bay. We may not even get that. An abrupt U.S. pull-out might prompt a horrifically bloody war of all against all. It is difficult to see a silver lining in any of this. But as we stare into the abyss, we should also remember that history can be full of unexpected twists and turns.
In the early 1980's, the USSR and the countries it dominated—all of them brutal, Communist police states—were trapped in what seemed like an immutable stasis. Two decades later, most of the countries of Eastern Europe are burgeoning democracies, and Russia itself, whatever backsliding is taking place under Vladimir Putin, is not the soul-numbing totalitarian edifice it once was.
How did such profound change come about? Aleksa Djilas, among the most brilliant and lucid intellectuals in Eastern Europe (and an occasional COMMENTARY contributor who writes from Belgrade), calls it "one of the most massive shifts in the balance of power that has ever occurred in peacetime," which he traces to "change in standards of legitimacy," as Communist authority was discredited, almost by domino effect, across the region.
This profound change had many sources, and one of them was the role played by heroic dissidents, who risked their freedom and their lives to bring liberty to their imprisoned countries. Is there an equivalent force within Iraq or within the broader Arab world? Tens if not hundreds of thousands of Iraqis are attempting to build a new life under a new government in the face of murderous attacks by terrorist extremists of various stripes. Should we give up on our efforts to help them, or should we find another path? Is there another path? Or should we just call it quits?
In his recent lecture, "What We Can Learn From Dissidents Under Communism," worth reading in its entirety, Djilas notes that [i]n spite of all its serious flaws, liberal democracy is the great masterpiece of Western political culture and it is a great blessing that it has spread into many other parts of the world. The West has a right and a duty to do its best to make it encompass the whole of mankind."
Ringing words, but the question still remains: does any aspect of the East European experience apply to the Middle East? The problem of Eastern Europe, it turns out, was primarily one of regimes and not the society underneath. Is that true of the Middle East, or is the problem of the Arab world not only with the regimes but with the people?


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Unlike many forensic techniques that were developed empirically within the forensic science community, with limited foundation in scientific theory or analysis, DNA analysis is a fortuitous by-product of cutting-edge science. Eminent scientists contributed their expertise to ensuring that DNA evidence offered in a courtroom would be valid and reliable (e.g., in the 1989 New York case, People v. Castro), and by 1996 the National Academy of Sciences had convened two committees that issued influential recommendations on handling DNA forensic science.12 As a result, principles of statistics and population genetics that pertain to DNA evidence were clarified, the methods for conducting DNA analyses and declaring a match became less subjective, and quality assurance and quality control protocols were designed to improve laboratory performance.
DNA analysis is scientifically sound for several reasons: (1) there are biological explanations for individual-specific findings; (2) the 13 STR loci used to compare DNA samples were selected so that the chance of two different people matching on all of them would be extremely small; (3) the probabilities of false positives have been explored and quantified in some settings (even if only approximately); (4) the laboratory procedures are well specified and subject to validation and proficiency testing; and (5) there are clear and repeatable standards for analysis, interpretation, and reporting. DNA analysis also has been subjected to more scrutiny than any other forensic science discipline, with rigorous experimentation and validation performed prior to its use in forensic investigations. As a result of these characteristics, the probative power of DNA is high. Of course, DNA evidence is not available in every criminal investigation, and it is still subject to errors in handling that can invalidate the analysis. In such cases, other forensic techniques must be applied. The probative power of these other methods can be high, alone or in combination with other evidence. This power likely can be improved by strengthening the methods' scientific foundations and practice, as has occurred with forensic DNA analysis.
The term "illicit drugs" is widely used to describe abused substances. Other terms that are used include "abused drugs," "illegal drugs," "street drugs," and, in the United States, "controlled substances." The latter term refers specifically to drugs that are controlled by federal and state laws.13


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Monday night obituary update
The following obituaries have been provided by local funeral homes. Read our complete obituaries in The Herald-Dispatch Tuesday and at www.herald-dispatch.com.
BRAINARD OTIS ADKINS, 84, of Barboursville, formerly of Wayne, died May 4 at home. Funeral service 1 p.m. Wednesday at Morris Funeral Home Chapel. Burial at Community Memorial Gardens, Wayne. Visitation from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Morris Funeral Home, Wayne.
BOBBY BLEDSOE, 85, of Chapmanville, W.Va., died May 6 in Thomas Memorial Hospital, Charleston, W.Va. Arrangements incomplete at Evans Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Chapmanville.
TIMOTHY LEND CHAPMAN, 56, of Huntington, died May 1 at home. Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville, Ohio. Burial at Miller Memorial Gardens, Miller, Ohio. Visitation one hour prior to service at the funeral home. www.timeformemory.com/hall.
PEARL MULLINS DINGESS of Lake, W.Va., widow of Pete Dingess, died May 5. She retired as postmaster of Jeffrey, W.Va. Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Honaker Funeral Home, Logan, W.Va.; burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Pecks Mill, W.Va. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. www.honakerfuneralhome.org.
SARAH J. GILBERT, 86, of Huntington died May 5 in Heritage Center. She retired from Owens-Illinois Glass. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Thursday, Chapman's Mortuary, Huntington; burial will be in Ridgelawn Memorial Park. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Ddonations may be made to the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House. www.chapmans-mortuary.com.
JACKLYN RUDD KILLEN of Gallipolis, Ohio, widow of Freddie Killen, died May 4 in Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House, Huntington, W.Va. She was a retired Registered Nurse from Holzer Medical Center. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Willis Funeral Home, Gallipolis. Graveside service will be 1 p.m. Wednesday, Golden Oaks Memorial Garden, Ashland, Ky. Donations may be made to the Cabell Huntington Hospital Children's Hospital. www.willisfuneralhome.com.
KATHY BARKER LACY, 86, of Ashland, Ky., widow of Jack Lacy, died May 5 in Emerald Crossings, Dublin, Ohio. She taught elementary school in Soldier, Lexington and Ashland, Ky. Visitation from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Steen Funeral Home-Central Avenue Chapel, with graveside service following at Rose Hill Burial Park Mausoleum.
BOBBY McKNIGHT, II, 28, of South Point, Ohio, son of Bob McKnight of South Point and Jenny Gilmore of Proctorville, Ohio, died May 4 in Huntington. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, Slack and Wallace Funeral Home, South Point; burial will follow at Highland Memorial Gardens, South Point. Visitation two hours before service. www.slackandwallace.com.
CLARA MENEAR, 83, of Huntington, W.Va., died May 4 in Heritage Center, Huntington. Chapman's Mortuary, Huntington, is in charge of arrangements, which are incomplete.
KAY ELLEN MERRITT, 73, of Huntington, wife of Barry G. Merritt, died May 5 in Cornerstone Hospital. She was formerly a teacher with Logan and Wayne County Schools. Chapman's Mortuary is in charge of arrangements, which are incomplete.
REBECCA M. QUEEN, 64, of Huntington, W.Va., wife of Larry Queen, died May 3 in Cabell Huntington Hospital. She was a Cabell County schoolteacher. A celebration of life will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Reger Funeral Chapel. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. www.regerfh.com.
LISA K. TRIPLETT, 47, of Crown City, Ohio, died May 5 in Hospice of Huntington. She was a lab technician for Blacktop Industries, Mountain Enterprise and West Virginia Paving/Shelly Company. Services will be 1 p.m., Thursday, Willis Funeral Home, Gallipolis, Ohio; burial will follow in Providence Cemetery. Visitation from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations may be made to Relay for Life for Team Lisa, c/o Missy Triplett, 610 State Rt. 790, Crown City, OH 45623. www.willisfuneralhome.com.
WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER MANN, 51, of Denver, N.C., formerly of Scottown, Ohio, died May 3 at home. He was an electrician for Freightliner. Funeral service 11 a.m. Wednesday at Hall Funeral Home, Proctorville, Ohio. Burial at Mann Cemetery. Visitation from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. www.timeformemory.com/hall.
IMOGENE MITCHELL, 84, of Grethel, Ky., died May 6. Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Hall Funeral Home, Martin, Ky. Visitation from 6 p.m. Tuesday until service time at the funeral home.
NOLA SCAGGS, 86, of Louisa, Ky., widow of James Junior Scaggs, died May 6 in Three Rivers Medical Center, Louisa. She was a homemaker. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, Wilson Funeral Home, Louisa; burial in Scaggs Cemetery, Louisa. Visitation from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
JEAN B. SMITH, 84, of Ashland, Ky., wife of Ralph M. Smith, died May 6 in King's Daughters Medical Center. She was a secretary for Dr. C.H. Parsons, and a clerk at the former TB Hospital in Ashland and the Kentucky State Police. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, Steen Funeral Home 13th Street Chapel, Ashland; burial in Golden Oaks Memorial Gardens, Ashland. Visitaiton from 6 ot 8 pm. Wednesday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to Community Hospice, 1480 Carter Avenue, Ashland, KY 41101. www.steenfuneralhome.com.
RODNEY DALE WALLIN, 75, of Kenova, W.Va., husband of Patricia Browning Wallin, died May 3 at Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House, Huntington. He worked for Airstech. Funeral service 1 p.m. Wednesday at Rollins Funeral Home, Kenova. Burial at Maple Hill Cemetery. Visitation from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Flowers will be accepted or memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Huntington, P.O. Box 464, Huntington, WV 25709. www.rollinsfh.com.
GLENNA WILLIAMS, 83, of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Wayne, died Saturday, May 4 at St. Ann's Hospital Columbus, Ohio. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Johnson Tiller Funeral Home, Wayne; burial will follow in the Stephens Cemetery. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.


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Downtown Johnson City's past, present and future will be on display Thursday as the Economic Summit's Business Development Focus Group will lead an informative stroll through the downtown area.
The downtown walkabout will lead up to Oct. 30's 2012 Economic Summit, which will be held at the Millennium Centre in Johnson City.
East Tennessee State University President Dr. Brian Noland and Nashville Entrepreneur Center Director Michael Burcham will be the keynote speakers of this year's Summit.
The walkabout is free and open to the first 100 registrants. It will start at 6 p.m. at Nelson Fine Art, 324 E. Main St., then head to Spark Plaza and One12 Downtown.
The event will end at the former CC&O Railroad Depot, where representatives from the Washington County Economic Development Council and Tupelo Honey Cafe will give an update on both downtown revitalization efforts and the Tupelo Honey project.
Appetizers and beverages will be available at the three downtown businesses featured in the walkabout.
Local historian Alan Bridwell will be on hand to dive into some of the most interesting chapters in the life of downtown Johnson City, including the Johnson City Sessions and its reputation as Little Chicago.
Economic Development Council Director of Marketing and Community Relations Jeff Keeling said the event is geared toward the area's young professionals, entrepreneurs and small business owners and will offer a chance for attendees to mingle and network.
"We see entrepreneurism and entrepreneurial energy and small business energy as an important part of downtown's development and the Johnson City metro's development," he said. "The Business Development subcommittee is really wanting to find substantive ways that it can contribute to that as part of the Summit process."
As of Friday afternoon, registration was already at 80. If registration breaks the 100 mark by Thursday, Keeling said there are plans to do similar walkabout events several times a year, so there will be another chance if people happen to miss out on this week's event.
To register, visit EconomicSummit.org and click on the Business Development link under the development groups tab.
For more information, email Jeff Keeling at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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LETTER: Vouchers make public school teachers' jobs more difficult
To the Editor:
Electing to enroll a child into a private school is a decision best left to the parents. In doing so, they must realize this choice is also a monetary investment that parents must consider when making the decision. This in no way presumes that the public schools are deficient. Our schools are burdened with meeting the needs of an ever-changing society, and teachers perform extraordinarily well under adverse pressure. You can go so far as to say that teaching is one of the most under-appreciated professions.
So why are politicians so eager to siphon money from our public schools in the form of vouchers? Are they trying to cripple public education to gain favor with the few who want private education but don't want to pay for it? If I were a parent of a school-age child, I would seriously make a list of the politicians who want to take things from my schools so others may have vouchers. Invest in your child's future by becoming aware of the political issues.
This pertains directly to the LCBOC (Lee County Board of Commissioners), which has passed a resolution criticizing the LCBOE (Board of Education) for being opposed to these vouchers. The LCBOE is backing the NCBOE's suit against the vouchers. In recent letters to The Herald, Commissioners [Kirk] Smith and [Jim] Womack defended this resolution, saying that the NCBOE is using taxpayer dollars to bring this suit. Yet this suit is being defended by the legislature using taxpayer dollars.
Simply put, vouchers are a means of giving a few people a tax credit. The Associated Press has reported that the majority of vouchers go to students already enrolled in private and religious schools.
Vouchers do nothing but make the public school teacher's job tougher because they have fewer resources.
Neil Rotter
Carolyn Rotter (retired public school educator)
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AT&T may be further expanding FaceTime over cellular
AT&T may be further relaxing its restrictions on FaceTime over cellular, allowing anyone with access to the feature to use it. AT&T had previously announced that all iPhone 5 customers, including those on individual plans, would be able to use the feature. Anyone with an iPhone 4S or a grandfathered unlimited data plan on AT&T was left out in the cold. However, it now appears that several customers previously unable to use FaceTime over cellular have been able to activate it. MacRumors reports that some of their users are seeing FaceTime enabled on their grandfathered unlimited data plans with the iPhone 5, with some users reporting that their 4S has recieved the feature as well:
This finding has been confirmed by a number of users in this discussion thread -- though some users have been unable to activate it so it may still be rolling out to some areas. AT&T had said the original rollout for tiered plans could take 8-10 weeks. Most of the positive responses have been those with the iPhone 5 and grandfathered unlimited data, but the original poster also had luck with an iPhone 4S.
Right now, AT&T has not confirmed that this is. Not everyone is seeing this, so it's possible that this is an accidental activation that occured as AT&T was flipping the switch on the original expansion plan for FaceTime over cellular.
To check if FaceTime over cellular has been enabled on your device, go to Settings, FaceTime, and scroll to the bottom to see if Use Cellular Data is set to 'On'. You may need to restart your phone before you see it.
Are you an AT&T iPhone 5 user with unlimited data or an iPhone 4S user? Are you seeing this? Let us know below in the comments.
Source: MacRumors
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AT&T may be further expanding FaceTime over cellular
I was able to use FaceTime on my iPhone 5 but not my personal hotspot and AT&T had to reset my my network. Consequently my hotspot works now and FaceTime does not work over cellular now.
Unlimited data plan on my iPhone 5 and FaceTime is working
Works on my iPhone 5 with grandfathered unlimited data plan. Just restart the device and the switch for "Use Cellular Data" under FaceTime settings should be automatically turned on.
iPhone 5 + Unlimited data+ Facetime = Working Now!!!!
Where abouts in Connecticut, and what did you do to get it to work?
iPhone 5 + Unlimited Data + FaceTime over AT&T LTE = *NOT WORKING*
After two reboots, still not available. I get the popover message to call AT&T if I want it to work.
This is in the Chicago, IL area.
Not working for me yet on an iPhone 5 grandfathered plan or on my iPad (third-generation) in 3G/faux 4G area of southern Wisconsin.
Not working for me. Rebooted and at first it said it was on. Then it turned back to off and every time I try to switch it back on it gives me the popover message.
iphone 5 with grandfathered unlimited data plan in Little Rock, AR
I am sure that this has been stated many times by others and I am also sure that there are many reading this that simply don't care - but, the spelling mistakes and typos at iMore are simply inexcusable. It's everyday and almost every article. And, it's the simplest of things too, like "recieved." As I typed this word incorrectly, I can see the red underline right now that is below the word that tells me that this is spelled incorrectly.
Iphone 5, facetime just switched on, unlimited plan, Philadelphia PA.....
Here are two sites better suited for your grammar nazi ways:
Who cares if they misspell a few words as long as I get my Apple related news quickly and accurately?
To put it simply, if it bothers you, do not read it. Your post was of no benefit to anyone reading this article. Try putting a positive spin on things once in a while. Ex: Wow, I can now get Face Time over cellular!
Have a good day!
iPhone 5 on AT&T unlimited plan and NOT working.
Have an iPhone 5 unlimited plan, in the baltimore area, seems to be working for me. My wife also has the same phone and same plan but it's not working for her....weird..
iPhone 5, unlimited plan Miami Florida working !!!! :)
iPhone 5, unlimited data, not working in Vermont.
Works for me here in Seacoast NH region. FaceTime over 4G w/grandfathered unlimited data plan.
Is it working on your iPhone 4S or iPhone 5
Not working for me. I'm in Boston .


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Travis Bush takes UH job
Former UTSA offensive coordinator Travis Bush has accepted the position of running backs coach at the University of Houston, replacing former RB coach Claude Mathis.
"I'm extremely excited to be joining the Cougar family," Bush said. "It's been great to see the progress the football program has made over the past few years and it's evident that the administration and the university have made a commitment to excellence with regards to athletics and academics. I had the opportunity to play for Coach Levine, and he has always been someone I've admired. He has put together an amazing staff, and I'm honored to be working along side them."
Season ticket update, nearing 10,000 sold
Dan McCarney of the San Antonio Express-News reported today that 9,101 season tickets have been sold for the Roadrunners' inaugural season.
But how does 9,101 compare with other D1 programs?
The Baylor Bears announced today that their 15,000th season ticket had been sold, which is apparently their highest number in recent history. Last year Baylor averaged just over 40,000 in attendance at each home game.


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LEWISBURG, Pa. – Bucknell shot 57.1 percent from the field in the second half, to pull away for a 75-41 victory over the Holy Cross men's basketball team at Sojka Pavilion. Senior guard Devin Brown (Baltimore, Md.) led the Crusaders with 11 points, while sophomore forward Dave Dudzinski (Elburn, Ill.) added 10 points and five rebounds. Holy Cross falls to 8-11 overall and 2-3 in the Patriot League with the loss, while the Bison improve to 14-6 on the season and 4-0 in the conference.
Holy Cross shot just 24.6 percent from the floor on the night (14 of 57) and 14.3 percent from three-point range (two of 14). The Crusaders were also outrebounded by the Bison 50-31. Bucknell hit 44.6 percent of its field goal attempts in the game (25 of 56) and 50.0 percent of its three-pointers (nine of 18).
The Bison started the game on a 6-0 run, and went on to increase their lead to 12 points (17-5) with 8:52 left in the first half. The Crusaders scored the next six points to get back into the game, and were still down by six (25-19) with 30 seconds remaining before the break. Bucknell's Brian Fitzpatrick hit a pair of free throws to make the score 27-19, then Holy Cross ran the clock down before taking one final shot. But for no reason, the clock mysteriously stopped for several seconds, giving the Bison time to grab the rebound, come down the court and hit a three-point field goal to make the score 30-19 at the break.
Bucknell rode the momentum from that shot into the second half, using runs of 12-0 and 10-2 to increase their lead to 30 points (59-29) with just under seven minutes remaining. The Bison eventually led by as many as 36 points late in the game, before finally claiming a 34-point victory.
Cameron Ayers led Bucknell with a game-high 13 points. Bryan Cohen added 12 points and eight rebounds for the Bison, while Mike Muscala posted a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
Holy Cross returns to action on Wednesday, Jan. 25, when it travels to Army for a 7:00 p.m. game.


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Snow, Sleet, and Freezing Rain Impacts All Area Roads Many secondary streets not yet plowed or salted! Any road in the Collinsville, Madison county area roads are adversely affected by the ongoing storm. Although at this time the snow has stopped, there is light sleet and a brisk wind from […] Read more »
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Before applying lip liner, you need to make sure that you're using a clean lip. In this About.com video, learn how to get a clean lip, and how to properly apply lip liner.See Transcript
Transcript:Quick Tip: How to Apply Lip Liner
This is a quick tip on how to apply lip liner.
What You'll Need
- Cotton balls or tissue
- Make-up remover or facial astringent
- Pressed or loose face powder
- Lip liner
Clean Lips with Facial Astringent
You want to begin with a clean canvas, so apply some make-up remover or facial astringent to a cotton swab and gently rub it on your lips.
Apply Pressed Powder on Lips
Once that's done, pat your lips with a tiny bit of pressed or loose powder to improve the longevity of your lip color once it's applied.
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Another storm system is expected to bring snow to the northern and central mountains Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, Vail, Arapahoe Basin and Copper Mountain likely will receive snow, with accumulations up to 7 inches possible. The weekend forecast for all three ski areas includes partly sunny skies with a slight chance of snow.


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For half a century, rock hound and master stone artisan Kenneth Neaves has collected geologic specimens from around the High Country, and carved them into intricately detailed, precisely fit masterpieces of folk art.
"I'm just trying to make something unusual," Neaves said.
A lifetime Lansing resident, Neaves, 72, lives on the North Fork just half a mile from his place of birth with his wife of 30 years Ruth.
Growing up near the headwaters of the New River — one of the most geologically ancient rivers in the world — Neaves was fascinated by rocks at an early age.
"When I was a kid, where you go up the river here back toward Lansing, there was a place up there had quartz crystals that high (indicates about 16 inches) setting all around the porch," he said. "They's mined back before WWII. They used them for wafers in radio tuners."
"In them days, nobody paid much attention to rocks. They's just something you banged your hoe against," he said.
As a boy, Neaves did his share of hoeing, helping his family raise beans and corn.
He also did more than a little sawing. "I went in the woods 12 years old pulling a crosscut saw," he said.
Neave's family owned the east end of Phoenix Mountain, and cut timber there "as far back as I can remember," he said. "In these river cliffs, straight up and down…you run 'em out by hand. Down these cliffs, you can't work a mule," he said.
Neaves attended grade school at Healing Springs and graduated from Ashe Central High School. His first job was as at the old Ashe Memorial Hospital, where he worked as an orderly.
He tried to enlist in the Army during the Vietnam War, but with a wife and two children to support, "they culled me quick," he said.
In his early 20s, Neaves' boyhood fascination with rocks became a full-blown rock hound obsession, as he trekked the byways, hollers and creek bottoms of Ashe County, collecting specimens from the area's rich geologic diversity.
"They's little mines all over Ashe County," Neaves said.
"Out on Idlewyld Road off (U.S. 221) they's a copper prospect out there. The new road they built there covered it up," he said. "There was beryl and mica mines all up new (US 16)."
"There was an iron mine just above the Lansing School. And the Ballou mines down at Crumpler bridge, that was the only place that I knowed of around that had natural lodestones that would attract iron."
Neaves began collecting rocks in the early 1960s, but didn't begin carving them until a few years later.
"I used to do a lot of woodcarving, and I'd sell it out at the Trading Post," he said.
"When I started rock hunting I'd go to Spruce Pine and Franklin, and I got to cutting little ol' cabachons," he said. "I didn't care too much for that, so I decided to see what the rock looked like carved."
Neave's friends talked him into exhibiting some of his early efforts at a gem show in Spruce Pine."I got me a blue ribbon," he said.
Soon, he was invited to exhibit and speak at shows around the region, and by the late 60s was commissioned by other collectors to carve their choice specimens.
"I'd use half of it, and I'd keep half of it," he said. "That way, I built me up a stock of 'rub', 'cause some of that stuff's expensive."
Working in a small shed no more than 60 square feet, Neaves rough-cuts each piece of stone with a wet tile saw, then details and polishes it using a Foredom Flex-Shaft rotary tool and an array of diamond tipped grinders and drills. He claims to be one of only two or three artisans in the country doing his type of stone carving.
Assembled from numerous, close-fitting pieces cut from different types of stone — some no bigger than the head of a pin — each of Neaves' works is a triumph of patience, craft and attention to detail.
Some of them take years to complete. Suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, and with partial sight in only one eye, he is only able to work four or five hours at a time.
Made with rare materials and months or years of meticulous labor, Neave's valuable carvings are sought by private collectors around the world. For this reason, he does not keep any of them in his home, but refers patrons to his dealers.
In Ashe County, his work can be seen at Perry's Gold Mine in West Jefferson.


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"[T]he [SNAP] program was designed to grow when the economy shrinks, and it's doing what it was designed to do. People who are trying to cut it like to point to that as if it's some example of 'it's bloated, it's full of waste'—truthfully, it's only big because the need is so big."
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"Draft Day," the new film directed by Ivan Reitman, starts shooting in and around Greater Cleveland, WKYC-TV in Cleveland reports.
Cleveland Browns general manager Sonny Weaver -- played by Kevin Costner -- has the opportunity to save football in Cleveland when he trades for the number one pick.
He must quickly decide what he's willing to sacrifice in pursuit of perfection as the lines between his personal and professional life become blurred on a life-changing day for a few hundred young men with dreams of playing in the NFL.
In addition to Costner, the movie also stars Jennifer Garner, Ellen Burstyn and Denis Leary. The film will also feature NFL players Demario Davis, James Brewer, Ramses Barden, Zoltan Mesko and Stephen Hill. NFL and ESPN on-air talent Jon Gruden, Mike Mayock, Deion Sanders, Rich Eisen, Mel Kiperand and Chris Berman will also pop up in the "Draft Day."
There already was filming on the actual draft day April 25 at the Tilted Kilt restaurant in downtown Cleveland and Costner was filmed in New York City on that day as well.
"Draft Day" was originally supposed to be about the Buffalo Bills but Ohio had a better tax break so the Cleveland Browns became the team.
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Hold on to your hats, PlayStation fans (what do you mean you don't own an official PlayStation hat? Hmph, some fan you are!) as Sony look set to announce their fourth home console and the successor to the PlayStation 3 during a special event on February 20th.
Sony has teased fans to "see the future" at the upcoming event, which is taking place at 6pm Eastern Standard Time (11pm GMT) and is going to be live-streamed by Sony. We're pretty sure you'll be tuning in.


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On this episode of The Slant, host Brad Stein talks about what the Houston Texans should do with the #1 pick and previews round two of the NBA playoffs. Later, Oregon Sports News writer Garrett Imeson joins the show to challenge Brad in the 1st ever Football Fictional Movie Character Mock Draft.
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Languages spoken: English
Birthplace: Brampton, ON
Current city: Newmarket, ON
Sport: Football
Favourite Food: Duck
Favourite Colour: Blue
What is your single greatest achievement as an athlete?
Being drafted in the 1st round in the CFL Draft
What is your single greatest achievement outside of sports?
Starting up "Pro Elite Football Camp" which uses football to teach life skills as well as the sport.
What's your favourite quote or statement?
"Tough times don't last, tough people do"
Who was your role model when you were young?
Micheal Jordan for his unrelenting dedication to be the best he could be.
Hi Esteem Team! I just wanted to say a big "thank-you" on behalf of the students and teachers involved in Friday's presentation with Brian Nugent. We had kids holding up their hands and saying, "I'll never wash this hand!" after giving Brian a high-five. They were truly inspired. Aside from the "mobbing' at the end, it was a flawless presentation.
Linda Briden, Highfield Junior School - Etobicoke, ON
"Brian was fantastic and one of the best speakers we have ever had at our school. He engaged every student with his empowering and relevant presentation on goal setting. I would recommend Brian and the Esteem Team to any school!"
Daniel Ryan, Principal Sir Richard W. Scott – Markham ON
I had a really great time. I got some really good ideas about how to be more active. I loved the speaker Brian (Nugent). He's awesome! And I love football so it was really cool to hear him speak.
Chris, Grade 8 student, Claude Watson School - North York
It's like Brian [Nugent] said, we need to focus on setting S.M.A.R.T. goals. Currently, we've set them on academic and career development. But we don't set smart goals around mental and physical health. These workshops will encourage them to take a breather and see what else they can do to find balance in their lives.
Mercedes Carli, Guidance Counselor, Cummer Valley Middle School - Toronto ON
I cannot say enough good things about Brian and his presentation, the kids ate him up and the IFTA team was fantastic as usual, a great day with a great message, thanks so much for your help today.
Greg Millett, P.E. Teacher, York Humber High School
Hi Esteem Team! I just wanted to say that Brian's (Nugent) presentations today were AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I already want to book him again in September for our grade 9s.
Lesley A. Utting - Teacher, Physical Education & Alternative Programs - Judith Nyman Secondary School Brampton ON
Brian Nugent was a huge success! His vibrant personality and way of connecting with the students kept them all entertained!
Barb Spottiswood, Teacher, St. Edmund Campion Secondary School - Brampton ON
Through his presentation Brian (Nugent) taught me that I can accomplish anything! The best part was when he was telling us stories and talking about life. He was so inspiring!
Audrey, Grade 9 student, St. Edmund Campion Secondary School - Brampton ON
Thank you so much for recommending Brian for yesterday's event. He was fantastic and full of energy. The kids thought he was a rock-star – it was great!
Lindsay Wright, Manager of National Education Programs, National Film Board
I liked Brian Nugent's ESTEEM Team presentation a lot! It was really funny. And he brought visuals. You could see how he was trying to explain things. A lot of what he was telling me with SMART goals and everything … its things that I can use in everyday life like with planning tools. So I liked that; I can use it and carry it out after the presentation.
Kristen D., Grade 9 student – Toronto, Ontario