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How Would You Rate Organic Linseed Interior Paint?
Q: I recently found organic linseed interior paint from Solventfreepaint.com. It seems this paint is very natural. How would you rate it? We need to paint the interior walls of our home. I'm currently pregnant, and we also have two small children, so we need to find a paint that is as natural as possible. SafePaint from the Old-Fashioned Milk Paint Company also seems like a good choice.
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Editor: Here's what our friends at Green Home Guide say.
Answered by Mary Cordaro, Mary Cordaro, Inc.
Although I've not had experience with Linseed Interior Paint, it looks like a great product in some respects. From what I can ascertain, it contains no synthetic chemicals, and the pigments are all natural. Linseed oil products made with sustainable, natural ingredients offer many benefits.
- They are made from renewable resources.
- As with any truly natural surface, linseed oil painted surfaces do not generate an electrostatic charge, a subtle type of DC electromagnetic field (EMF). As a result, natural surfaces tend to attract much less dust.
There are a number of all-natural paints and finishes that offer those same benefits.
However, there are downsides to painting with any linseed-oil-containing paint, including even those that contain only natural ingredients. P. Fjällström, B. Andersson, and K. Andersson, of Umeå University in Umeå, Sweden, whose white paper ( Go to this link for an abstract of the paper.) was presented at a professional indoor air quality conference in 2002, conducted a study on the emissions from linseed oil paints. This is a quote from the paper:
"…the emissions generally consist of different aldehydes and carboxylic acids. Both these groups of compounds can act as irritants on mucous membranes and have a strong and unpleasant odor. Aldehydes can be both sensitizing and carcinogenic."
In addition, they found that emissions from spraying (versus brushing) linseed oil paints also included formaldehyde and other toxic chemicals.
In addition to the possible health effects, odors from linseed oil paints and finishes are generally quite strong, and take many weeks, and often months, to dissipate. As an expectant mother, your sense of smell may be especially heightened, so linseed oil odors may be particularly bothersome to you. In addition, linseed oil paint may not be the healthiest choice for your small children.
Natural, Healthy Paint and Plaster Options
I personally love the look of natural linseed oil paints, and in the past have used green, natural German products myself. But now I prefer other options for low-odor natural paints and plaster, such as those listed below.
My top choices for the healthiest wall coatings are:
Old-Fashioned Milk Paint. If you like a super-matte look, milk paint is one of the healthiest products on the market, and you can apply it yourself. Their synthetic sealer is not natural, and contains some ingredients I'm not in favor of. If milk paint gets dirty, though, it's easy to just touch up right over the smudges, as long as you don't mind some variations on the wall. Milk paint is highly breathable, and allows for good moisture-vapor permeability, so it will not block moisture, even after multiple coats. I believe the ingredients of the standard milk paint and SafePaint are exactly the same, and last I checked, neither contained biocide chemicals, but it would be prudent to confirm that with the company.
Keim Optil. Keim paints are also all-natural, very durable, and allow for good vapor permeability. They are biocide-free, but the paint is preserved with a small amount of ammonia that dissipates very quickly — within an hour or two, in my experience. Given the small amount of ammonia, I would not apply this yourself while pregnant, but you'll be able to occupy the space very soon after the application is completed. Be sure to talk to the manufacturer about your existing wall surfaces, to make sure there is compatibility and to determine whether or not priming is necessary. Keim paints can only be tinted with Keim tints, and one should never mix Keim products with other product lines. Do not apply Keim paint over existing oil-based paints. Keim mineral paints are highly breathable and allow for good moisture-vapor permeability, so they will not block moisture, even after multiple coats.
American Clay Plaster. If your budget and timeline allow, American Clay Plaster is my first choice, hands down, over any natural or synthetic wall paint. You can learn to apply it yourself, but I would recommend you hire a professional plaster contractor, preferably who has been trained by American Clay. You can occupy the space even during plastering, and it is 100% natural, and odor free. It is the most gorgeous natural wall finish I have used, and it's very easy to repair yourself, unlike painted surfaces. American Clay is not only highly breathable, but actually helps to regulate the moisture in the room, gives the room a nice sound quality, and in some cases can even help to conserve energy for heating.
My Favorite Healthy Acrylic Paint
Finally, for the healthiest completely biocide-free acrylic paint, I highly recommend EnviroSafe paints. EnviroSafe paints are made in small batches to eliminate the need for biocide chemicals. Even my most chemically sensitive clients tolerate EnviroSafe paints. The acrylic is made from cellulose rather than from petroleum products.
EnviroSafe paints should only be tinted with no-VOC Colortrends Plus 802 or Colortrends 808.
See the full post How Would You Rate Organic Linseed Interior Paint? at Green Home Guide!
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Did media center used to provide you with a timeline slider while playing audio files?
I'd like to use Media Center for everything, but I keep using media player instead because then I can use a slider to change where I am in a song.
All I have are Fast Forward & Reverse buttons in MC. I think pressing them more than once speeds up the skip speed, but I'm not sure because it doesn't bother to tell tou what time multiplier you're running at.
Is there a screen / view in Media Center that does give you the slider? I've looked all over the place for it.
Many thanks,
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I never use WMC for Music playback, but I did check it on my machine.
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Strategic Data Marketing Hires Jeff Dubin, Innovative Healthcare Marketing Researcher, as Senior Market Research Director
Rutherford, NJ – (June 26, 2015) -- Strategic Data Marketing, the leading provider of dental product market research information, announces that Jeff Dubin joins the firm as Senior Market Research Director. He brings to the position over 20 years of market research, brand management, and new product development experience in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and medical information industries.
"With his vast array of experience in the related healthcare industries, we expect Jeff will offer insightful perspectives on utilizing the data tools and services that SDM provides to the dental industry. He will enable the company to expand its product offering, while strengthening its current well-established marketing research brands," said Jacinta Francis, Managing Director of SDM.
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Lucknow: The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday admitted a petition challenging erstwhile Uttar Pradesh Governor TV Rajeswar`s refusal to grant sanction to the CBI to prosecute Mayawati and her cabinet colleague Naseemuddin Siddiqui in the alleged Taj Corridor scandal.
On June 5, 2007, a special CBI court had dropped the proceedings against Mayawati and Siddiqui in the absence of prosecution sanction which was sought by the CBI.
The Lucknow bench, comprising justices Uma Nath Singh and Satish Chandra, today fixed December 18 as the next date of hearing on the PIL, filed by a local lawyer Sachindra Pratap Singh seeking a directing for quashing the order of the then UP Governor T V Rajeswar dated June 3, 2007.
After hearing the maintainability of the petition, the court also directed the respondents to file their reply by the next date of hearing.
The petitioner also sought a direction to the CBI to proceed in the matter in accordance with the law.
"It has been contended in the PIL that the protection under section 197 of the CrPC was available on a very limited ground," petitioner`s counsel CB Pandey said.
Under this provision, the Governor was required to examine whether prima facie case was not made out against the accused persons and whether it was committed during service in the discharge of official duty, Pandey said.
The petitioner claimed that the Governor cannot examine the case on merit and evaluate the evidence.
The Mayawati government had granted sanction to construct a shopping mall and some other centres in the Taj corridor at a big public cost by allegedly violating rules.


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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Interview with Elizabeth Scott!
Elizabeth Scott is the author of Perfect You, Stealing Heaven, Bloom, and Living Dead Girl (which will be reviewed here soon!). I have loved all of her books, and if you haven't read one of them yet, you should try to read them!
What was the weirdest time that you got inspiration for a novel?
When I was scrubbing a toilet. (!)
What was your inspiration for each of your published books: Perfect You, Bloom, Stealing Heaven, and Living Dead Girl?
You can actually read "the story behind the story" for every single one of my books on my website--some of them are pretty straightforward, and some of them are a little different.
What kind of music do you listen to?
All kinds--I listen to a little bit of everything. I'm more of a song person than an artist/album person.
What is a day in your life typically like?
Get up, answer emails, do writing work related stuff (take care of site, etc.), exercise, write. If I have any free time I like to unwind by reading, watching tv, hanging out with friends or my husband and dog.
Are you writing anything right now? If so, are you allowed to tell us anything about it yet?
I am! I have two books coming out next year--Something, Maybe will be out on March 24th, and Love You Hate You Miss You will be out in June.
When did you first know you wanted to be a writer?
Writing really snuck up on me! I didn't start writing until I was 27 (!) but once I started, I just had so much fun I didn't want to stop.
What is your advice to aspiring teen authors?
Well, since you probably already have the writing thing down, I'd say read. Read as much as you can, and read all kinds of books.
Who are your favorite young adult authors and/or books?
Judy Blume was the author who really understood how I felt when I was younger--I still remember reading Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret in fourth grade and thinking "Wow. This is stuff I wonder about!!" And now--well, now there are so many amazing young adult novelists (and books!) out there that I just can't pick favorites.
Do any of your characters have any experiences based on your teenage years?
Nope! I like writing because I get to tell stories. Writing about myself would be so boring!
What kinds of things do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I love to read and watch tv. And, of course, I have to check out all the gossip blogs.
Ask yourself a question and then answer it!
Favorite epitaph?
I told you I was sick.
6 comments:
- Alea said...
LOL I like Elizabeth's question to herself and the picture!
- September 25, 2008 at 1:05 PM
- Kelsey said...
I just got Perfect You from BookMooch today so I'm super excited to read that! Awesome interview!
- September 25, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Gabbi said...
Wow, lucky you to get an interview with Elizabeth Scott! Or should I say "Perfect You"??
Wow, that was about ten times funnier in my head.
- September 25, 2008 at 4:12 PM
- Lisa Schroeder said...
Isn't Elizabeth Scott great? I love her books. Great interview!
- September 30, 2008 at 11:52 AM
- Melissa Walker said...
I love Elizabeth and her favorite epitaph.
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Why parents should attend...
Do you feel frustrated every time you try to talk with your teen?
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Have you heard? My Reneabouquets.com Shop just opened and is now taking orders for both United States and International Orders!! As many of you know I have a son Draven who just graduated from High School and will be heading off to college in the Fall. My dream has been to grow my shop and now that I have him ready to head off into the world, to take my shop full time. I have spent the last year really developing my skills as a digital artist, so that I can bring my customers completely original and unique designs like these:
Mosaic Tile Butterfllies
Shabby Pink Roses Butterflies
Summer Set In Purple Butterflies
Precious Keepsakes Butterflies
Summer Set Butterflies In Pink
Summer Set Dragonflies In Pink
All of these creations were dreamed up inside my head, drawn digitally from scratch, and then colorized and gussied up in my own "beautiful with an edge" style to bring you a product you won't find anywhere else.
I have also added some prepackaged items. All items that I myself use on my own projects and are tried and tested to be quality products. Here are few you can now find in my shop:
I have also added some gorgeous Rhinestone trinkets and will be adding more in July, along with some of my FAVorite things like crochet cotton lace, and metal Vintage look keys.
I am so grateful to all my customers, scrappy friends, and family who have supported my dream to bring my Reneabouquets Shop to life, and hope that not only will those who have supported me this past year will keep returning, but that those of you who have not checked it out will check out my hand crafted butterflies, dragonflies and all the Trinkets & Treasures I will have available.
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Lock opening any pdf file via web
Written by Alex Nalda on December 14th, 2011
Good megacracks,
Today I found a curious thing. A user had problems opening a PDF via web. I mean, the user connects to a remote SAP system, from the browser. The appearance of the page is SAP and it is a mailbox that you get documents from other managers and / or departments of the company.
Problem: once entered the site and the documents showed, he gave her click to "Show document" (what I did when you click on that button, it was that the PDF document is opened) and in principle should open the pdf the file itself. Well the thing is not open. The mouse was transformed into a star that inside an exclamation point was located in red.
When a file that you try to open via web does not respond, it is a browser plug that is blocking the opening thereof.
After testing by setting the safety of both Intranet and Internet browser, ActiveX, install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player, Java virtual machine, etc etc, it was still unopened. What is my surprise to find that it did not allow to open the file was a browser plug ....
This supplement is Google Toolbar, I disable it and voila ... ..it opened the first.
Conclusion: whenever you may have problems opening files via web and you will lose seeking, COMPROBAD WELL browser plug-ins, solution that will take away enough headaches, without saying Google Toolbar.
Well I hope you like and if you have any questions do not hesitate to comment
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Known to all, the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update will bring lots of new features, improvements and services including Google Now, Android Beam, enhanced search, Project Butter and others. The Salora website suggests that customers have to visit the service center to get the update. Meanwhile, there is no news on whether, the smartphone will receive an OTA (over the air) update or not.
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At Stamping Sensations this month the theme is 'Festive Florals', and of course the first thing that sprung to my mind was Poinsettia's, I die cut them out of vellum for a softer effect as I thought they went better with the papers that was supplied to us by one of our sponsors Once Upon A Stamp. I cut the trellis edge with a die on the front to give it some shape.
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And of course, the Design Team have created some stunners to inspire you. Please do pay them a visit to their individual blogs - it means a lot to know you appreciate their efforts.
And now onto my second challenge creation, this time for Penny black & More @ Allsorts, where the theme is 'Anything Christmas' So you can use any of your Christmas images for this challenge. I used one of my favourite Christmas pads, Nordic Christmas by Trimcraft. They seemed to go well with the penguins knitwear.
We have prizes from Penny Black, Crafts U Love, Crafts Ribbons Now isn't that a lot of prizes, definitely worth getting your animal stamps out isn't it!!!!!!
Are you wanting some inspiration, pop on over to the challenge blog and then you can see all the wonderful creations from the rest of the talented team.
Stamps - Penny Black 40-034 Carolling Penguins, Flonz Crafts sentiment,
Papers - Trim Craft Nordic Christmas, Once Upon A Stamp,
Colouring Mediums - Spectrum Noirs,
Tools - Grand calibur, spellbinder dies, Robert Addams dies,
Embellishments - stickles, ribbon, gems,
Thank you for popping by my blog.
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Ok, so it's been a while.
Originally this blog was meant to detail how I found myself, one dish at a time. And probably the longest-running theme was learning how I liked my eggs.
Also, pancakes.
Mind you, there was a point where I hated both.
I think the latter had to do with the labor and ingredients required. As I am not a baker, this means a trip to the store for baking powder every time I wanted pancakes, to then toss the batch when I used it for exactly nothing else. I also had to time my cravings to fit the leftover buttermilk, so pancakes would always be followed by fried chicken or tandoori. AND? It is impossible to make just four pancakes, so I had to lament having no one to share Sunday mornings with as a pile of pancakes I knew I wasn't going to finish went wistfully into the freezer.
Before you start, yes my pancakes have to be from scratch.
As the years passed I found out the reason I did not like eggs, or pancakes for that matter, was because I hadn't found a way to make them attractive for my lifestyle as a person living alone, or suitable for the tastes I was developing.
Enter Daredevil, Season One, Episode 8.
If you have not caught Daredevil for lack of time, interest or a Netflix subscription, this particular episode features the backstory of the main villain Kingpin, all told between his routine preparations of breakfast. It is the most serene minute of omelet-making I have ever seen outside of a cooking documentary, complete with classical music and the hypnotic chopping of herbs.
From the day I have watched that episode; both classical music and herbs have become part of my breakfast routine.
I have since learned the French method for omelets, which have made me fall in love with eggs anew. And my pancake problem was solved by learning how to make them German-style.
Which bring us to our Dutch baby.
While most top them with fruit and some form of cream or curd, I have found that they work just as well when you have a savory craving. And with no baking powder or soda needed, my Sundays have become a celebration of tranquility.
Scallion-Herb Buttermilk Dutch Baby (Click HERE to Print)
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 15-20 minutes
Servings: 2
3 Room-Temperature Eggs (place eggs in warm water for a few minutes to speed the process)
¾ Cup Buttermilk, Room Temperature (powdered buttermilk shines here)
2 Tablespoons Corn Starch
½ Cup All-Purpose Flour
4 Tablespoons Butter, Divided (Melt and cool 2 tbsp, reserve the other 2)
½ Tsp Salt
Pepper to taste (optional)
2 Tablespoons Chopped Herbs (I used a combination of parsley and chives)
2 Scallions, chopped
Hand-Mixer or Blender
Cast-Iron or Oven-Safe Heavy-Bottomed Skillet
Place the skillet in the oven and preheat at 450 for around 15 minutes.
While the oven heats up chop the herbs and scallions, separating the white and green parts of the scallions.
In a bowl, add the eggs and beat on high until frothy, at least two minutes (alternatively, you can use a blender).
With the blender still running add the buttermilk, then corn starch, flour and the cooled melted butter.
Fold in salt, pepper and chopped herbs.
Remove the skillet out of the oven (CAREFUL, it is very hot!) and swirl the reserved butter in the pan (this step goes quickly). The butter should melt, not brown. Immediately pour the batter in the skillet and top with all of the white and half of the green scallions, and return to the oven.
Bake for 20 minutes, or until top is golden brown. The batter will puff up considerably, but will deflate once you take it out of the oven.
Remove and top with your favorite savory toppings! This works for breakfast, lunch or dinner.


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Kings of Leon's Nathan Followill Marries Jessie Baylin
Kings of Leon drummer Nate Followill married singer Jessie Baylin on Sunday (November 15) at an outside ceremony in Brentwood, Tenn.
"It was a gorgeous 70 degree day and the wedding was beautiful," the band's spokesman told People. "It was a very love-affirming wedding with lots of warmth and happiness."
Nate's bandmates Caleb and Jared (his brothers) and Matthew Followill (his cousin) attended, as did Scarlett Johansson, a high school classmate of the bride's.
The couple met in 2006 at Tennessee music festival Bonnaroo.
"I woke up with a married woman in my bed this morning," Nate tweeted on Sunday morning. "Luckily she was mine."
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Ikusa Otome Valkyrie Shinshou: Anata ni Subete wo Sasagemasu
戦乙女ヴァルキリー 真章 ~あなたに全てを捧げます~
Based on a game by Lune.
Goddess of war — valkyries — are both fierce and invincible in battle. But they have the defect of being attracted to normal male humans, which the inhabitants of the overworld noticed and decided to use in their advantage: not only to win battles, but to capture some valkyries and turn them into sex slaves. Reia was captured and the devils can now see exactly where each goddess is, leading to disaster.
- Year:2006
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- Genre:Anal, Gigantic Breasts, Torture, Yuri, Fantasy
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Sheet - The strip of ice upon which the game is being played. A reputable curling club will have several sheets of ice to play on. One that isn't so reputable will probably just stack a bunch of ice cubes in an alley.
Third - The third player on a team to deliver stones during each and every end. The third follows the second. Also known as the Vice, this player typically holds the broom while the skip is shooting. The vice is always wrong; if an end goes badly, chances are the vice screwed it up. You never hear about Team Nergård, do you?!
Yes, yes, I know. Comic genius. But that's not really what I was going for there. Although, having been a vice and a skip, what I said was soooooooo true.
And, in my research, I found this:
It's really good, and if I am confusing you with my cavalier usage of obscure terms, please go check it out. Also, http://www.curlingbasics.com/ defines some of the terms, specific to rock placement and movement, in animation. Also pretty cool.
Was this a lazy way out of a blog post? Maybe. But I'm here to educate and inform, not just entertain.


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I've gone back to Prismacolors for this. Before I bought my new electric pencil sharpener (Bostitch SuperPro 6), I had all but given up on these. They were breaking like crazy (in my old duller sharpener), and I thought I might never use them again. But now that I have the new sharpener, which only rarely eats one, they're back on my list of usable pencils. And I'd forgotten how much I love them.
I laid out three of the best chilis in the package, and am trying to work 'left to right' as best I can, to avoid smearing the parts I've already done (I'm right handed - if you're left handed, you would work the opposite direction). I don't always do this, but sometimes it works out to be the best way.
I started with a Raspberry pencil, and kind of mapped out the wrinkle patterns in each chili. Now I'm going back in to each one and rendering it out. The last chili is very very dark, almost black. I've been avoiding using actual black to get the darks dark enough, but I may have to break down and use it. So far I've stuck to Black Grape and Black Cherry to do the darkest darks. I'll wait until I have them all to the same point of finish, then do the final tweaking at the end.
I tend to stick with one brand of pencil when I start working on a piece - I'm not sure why. Maybe I'm just lazy! I could try some Polychromo Indigo I think, or something else to do the darkest darks. I'll figure it out when I get there!


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my daughter bought a home in dexter n.m. the well did not work it was over 100 degrees outside four of us needed somewhere to get a shower i called these people and they lent us clean towels and a nice private shower where my wife & daughter were safe and could get cleaned up they were very polite and helpful thanks loads ron bell & family
We are a non-profit domestic violence shelter. Funding is very tight, but our volume of clients served has not decreased with our funding. Harvest Ministries provides a critical service to our organization by providing food of all kinds for our clients. Our organization provides safety and services to victims of domestic violence, and with the help of our friends at Harvest Ministries, we provide these families with the services they need to avoid a dangerous situation, homelessness, and give them the strength they need to build a new and healthy life. Harvest Ministries has always been generous with us and we are thankful.
The staff was very friendly and helpful in explaining how the volunteers are to help out. It is truly a community group that volunteers there. Everytime I went I saw new people at the building helping out. The service, distributing food to needy people and organizations is a welcome help in ANY community.
I was part of a service organzation which was looking for a non profit to assist. When we started looking we kept hearing about Harvest Ministries which was doing so much good for our community and the surrounding counties. We asked if they could use additional support and were informed that they had far more need than they had the resources for. They feed over 20,000 people a month over a three county area and partner about 18 other agencies to help them! We held a food drive five years ago donating over 2,000 pounds of food and have done one every year since with the drives getting bigger every year to help them out. Our club has visited their facility and we were all thoroughly impressed with their organization and the work they do!
Harvest Ministries is a wonderful ministry that shares the love of Jesus with those in need. Not only do clients receive physical food from the food bank, they are given spiritual food as well. Pastor Rubie shares a message from the Bible and volunteers pray with them as well.
Harvest Ministries is a Christ lead help for many spiritially and physically hungery people. I enjoy volunteering here. The staff and the other volunteers are warm servants of God. Many more hands and hearts are needed to serve the people of Roswell with needed food, helping with job searches, and praying with them. I find that I benefit with more blessings from our clients each time I come to help.
As a Board member of Harvest Ministries these past 6 years I have witnessed first hand the difference this faith based non profit organization is making in Chaves, Eddy and Lincoln counties. Eighteen agencies received almost 500,000 lbs. of food in 2011. Over 7,000 person were served at the Ministry Center last year and were fed both physically and spiritually. The homeless are able to receive food, take a shower and have their clothes washed all in a caring and professional manner and environment. Pastor Rubie's vision of helping those in need by reaching out to the less fortunate in our community is being realized at Harvest Ministries on a daily basis.
Every time I've helped out or stopped by to drop off donates to Harvest Ministries of Roswell. Pastor Rubie always has a smile on his face and helping the people there. He is aways thankful of any donates made not just food, but clothing as well. God has blessed the community through this ministry.
Harvest Ministries of Roswell is a well-run organization that helps other organizations in our area. They help their clients with food assistance; job skills training; and financial, personal, and Biblical counseling. They also distribute food that they receive (either from donations or from a larger food bank) to smaller food pantries in nearby towns and cities. Harvest Ministries is well-known in our community as a place where people can get help. When our local church closed its doors, we gave Harvest Ministries most of the money in our bank account because of how much they help the entire community.
I'm an interviewer at Harvest, so get to chat w/the people who come for help, whether it be food, bus passes, counseling or prayer--sometimes a combination of these! So many ppl are hurting financially and emotionally and leave happier and more encouraged than when they walked in the door. Over and over I hear how "blessed" they feel knowing that such a caring ministry is there for them when there is more month at the end of the money!
I have personally been involved in the food distribution of Harvest Ministries of Roswell and Pastor Rubie now for many years and can say without a doubt that I have witnessed tens of thousands of people being helped with food, provision, blankets, and other miscellaneous needs. Harvest Ministries of Roswell is the one of the most giving organizations in helping hurting people I have ever seen in my life. I recommend them for the highest award you might give out. Robin A. Cox 575-622-8042
Harvest Ministries of Roswell is a compassionate, caring organization, which helps people with food, various counseling needs and other vital assistance, including employment assistance. They started out by providing winter coats and blankets and have grown into a large non-profit organization, helping thousands of people, in many counties of SE New Mexico.
Harvest Ministries is such a vital ministry in our community. The needs being met here are not just physical hunger, but spiritual hunger and emotional hunger as well. I want to express that I have not just been a volunteer with Harvest before, but I have been blessed by this ministry in a time of need for my own family. We have all experienced times of struggle in our lives when we just needed someone to come along side of us to lend their arms of love to help and encourage us onward. I thank God for this ministry and its volunteers who strive to show the love of Jesus to all who walk through their doors!
Harvest Ministries is one of those ministries where there is more than meets the eye. Although it is primarily concerned with meeting people's phyiscal needs by providing food, it also serves to meet people's emotional and spiritual needs as well. Harvest volunteers seek to ministry the love the Jesus to its client's above all things. They desire not only to meet people's physical needs with food, but their emotional need that all people have to be loved. They try to show each and every client that no matter their need, Jesus loves and cares for them, and so do the people of Harvest Ministries. Harvest also tries to meet the spiritual needs of people by ministering the message of forgiveness of sin by the sacrifice and blood of Jesus Christ on their behalf. The volunteers seek to help people find forgiveness and healing in Jesus and a relationship with the Creator that made and gave His Son to redeem them. The Harvest Center is amazingly designed to meet the needs of its clients and the staff and volunteers are trained well to support its individual clients needs.
For those families and individuals in our area who are suffering from devastating setbacks or are just struggling to survive, Harvest Ministries has provided wise counsel, nutritious food assistance, and an opportunity to plug into the life-changing healing and hope to be found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I started volunteering at Harvest Ministries about 7 years ago and have had many enriching and encouraging encounters with the precious people Harvest ministers to on a daily basis. I have had the privilege of sorting coats and doing laundry for our homeless population and I helped with the interior planning and design of our new Ministry Center in 2010. I have worked with the Pantry Ladies filling grocery bags for our clients who walk in the front door, and I've worked with the freight staff to process donated food and dispense it to the 18 Partner Agencies who make it possible for more of our struggling families, children, youth, homeless, senior citizens, and veterans to be reached with nutritious food choices. Harvest is makiing a huge difference!
My experience at Harvest Ministry has been very rewarding. I feel we're meeting a real and vital need of our less fortunate neighbors. I also find the folks I work with are good humored, very kind and a joy to share time with. God bless this community outreach.
As a local pastor in Roswell, NM I have seen first hand the impact that Harvest Ministries makes to people each and every day. Not only to those who enter the doors of Harvest Ministries each week, but have seen the impact to local ministries in Roswell who are supported by and partner with Harvest Ministries to meet the needs of hungry, desperate, and hurting people. Also each time I am able to volunteer or be a part of a volunteer opportunity, I am always blessed and impressed with how organized each department of the ministry is conducted. Harvest Ministries is a true reflection of Matthew 25: 37 - 40
I have volunteered for Harvest Ministries for 3 years and have found this ministry to one of great importance in Roswell and surrounding communities! Pastor Rubie has instilled in his volunteers and each person who enters the doors the importance of meeting people's physical needs with food, their emotional needs with encouragement, and their spiritual needs with prayers and scripture. Pastor Rubie goes the extra mile in each contact he has, developing Harvest to be a well oiled ministry.
They helped more people than I ever imagined. When I toured the facility I was impressed with how organized everything was from the freezers to the details that are taken during client interviews. I personally saw the real care the receptionist and interviewer and director took with each client. All treated with respect and as unique individuals in unique predicaments. They do not see this as a cookie cutter operation where a client is a number, but as a way to come alongside families each in unique situations and give them the hand up that they need to press on.


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I would first like to add an introduction to this post, I am about 5 months in to writing a Novella, this is chapter 5. This is not meant to harm but more to inform but that's not to say it wont trigger anyone. Keep that in mind when you start to read, I will understand if you cant. Comments, suggestions and questions are welcome.
It feels like hours pass while his fingers turn into his hand and I'm confused. I've liked him for years and I've honestly thought about this, dreamt about it even. But I can also say that when I thought about it, I didn't have the same scared feeling as I do right now. His hand moves higher and I can't speak, but he can. This isn't how I want it to be. He's saying something soft but his hand is moving hard and suddenly I'm on the ground. I can't breathe. He's still talking as his hand moves higher up my dress and I feel his fingers underneath my underwear. I can't breathe. I'm talking now. I know I'm talking and I know he can hear me saying no. As my underwear slide off and I feel the ground underneath me, he's on top of me. I can't breathe. I swear that I'm telling him to stop as he kisses my neck while his hand moves between my legs. No. Why can't I fucking talk? Why can't he fucking hear me? I hear leaves rustling under us as he leans away to unzip his pants. Why can't he fucking hear me talk? I feel him push in me as all of my air pushes out. I can't breathe but it seems like he's not having any trouble. Over and over I can feel only him. Breathe in, breathe out. My eyes feel closed but I'm staring at the ground beside me. He pushes harder and I breathe less thinking I could just pass out and not even know what's happening. I didn't want this. Again. Leaves rustling. Again. His breath brushes against my cheek. Again. Hands pushing down my shoulders. It lasts forever until finally it doesn't. He stops. I stop. I'm frozen to the ground while he gets up. Brushes himself off. I can't breathe. He lifts me up, pulls my dress down and kicks my underwear past the trees. He walks towards his truck and I watch him while holding my stomach and try to find my voice again. He opens the door for me expecting me to take the invitation. Chivalrous.
I walk slowly, not taking my eyes off of the ground in front of me and get in without even touching the bottom of my dress. I can feel a leaf rubbing against my back under my dress as his truck cruises down the road. I can breathe again but barely. He's completely silent besides tapping his fingers against his steering wheel, blowing out smoke. I keep racking my brain but no matter how I think about it I can't figure out what I did wrong that made him think he could do this to me. He pulls up a block away from my house just when I don't think I can handle the silence anymore. I see him watching me and smiling from the side mirror as I open the door to leave. I slide out of the truck and slam the door just as he says "thanks." I can hear the smile on his face and I stand right outside his truck until I hear his tires pull away.
I start walking home thinking about everything that happened today and I feel crushed. I can't believe that he could do this to me. I feel like trash. Crumbled up and thrown away. How could he do this? How could I let him do this? I step into the house and collapse on the floor and everything is quiet. As I'm sitting on the floor, folded over, sobs escape and fill the silence. My heart beats fast as the tears roll down my cheeks and my breath rises and falls, making up for lost time. I feel completely, overwhelmingly defeated. As I sit on the floor letting everything flood out, I lean my head back against the door and look up at the ceiling. If there was someone up there they wouldn't let this happen? If there was anyone, anywhere, this would never have happened. I let out a long, deep breath and wipe a tear from the side of my nose just as I hear a car pull up into the driveway and I'm gone before anyone even knew I was here.
I've been in this same spot for three days. Ignoring Mom. Ignoring Paul. Ignoring everything. Sliding deeper and deeper into a tunnel. I finally stopped crying by now I just feel like a shell. I have no motivation, I've missed work for the last two days, giving the excuse of a stomach virus. I could tell that no one believes me when I say it but I don't care. I just need time. I need to feel again. I need to think again. I need to think about anything but him. The only thoughts I've had for the last 3 days are fuck you. Fuck you for thinking you can do this to me, to anyone.


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David Bowers ("Flushed Away") will make his live-action directing debut on "Diary of Wimpy Kid 2: Roderick Rules", a sequel to this year's family comedy hit at Fox 2000 says The Hollywood Reporter.
Zachary Gordon, Steve Zahn and Rachael Harris will all reprise their roles in this follow-up which will once again be based on the Jeff Kinney young adult novel series.
Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah adapted the script while the story this time focuses on Greg Heffley, who this time around must deal with the punishments inflicted by his older brother Roderick.
Made for a modest $15 million, the film had a quiet opening in mid-March and yet went on to gross almost $64 million domestically. Bowers replaces Thor Freudenthal who helmed the first film but opted not to return for the sequel.
Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson will produce. Shooting aims to kick off this August in Vancouver for a March 2011 release.


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RESTON, Va.—Video solution developer Cernium on July 27 announced it has entered into a partnership with electronic security systems integrators cooperative PSA Security Network. The partnership brings Cernium's CheckVideo product to PSA integrators for resale, and is part of a larger video monitoring infrastructure that includes a bank partner for financing and G4S' central station for monitoring.
PSA president Bill Bozeman feels the partnership brings a full video package to its members. "Our objective is to provide goods and services and products that help out our systems integrators. That's our whole reason for being. The CheckVideo product caught our attention maybe six months ago … One of our integrators said, 'Cernium's got this product that has the feature set we're looking for and it's very reasonably priced and it's ideal for remote video monitoring.' That piqued our interest," Bozeman said.
Cernium vice president of corporate development Phil Robertson said the CheckVideo solution added value by simplifying and streamlining. "It's a solution set that's comprised of hardware that's at the premises—an appliance—that picks up the camera image and has built in video analytics, storage, intelligence, etcetera … The other part is software in the cloud and we manage all the devices, and it has built-in security so that you don't have devices from a thousand different points coming into a central monitoring center. We have a secure connection and will pass on the alarm information from the CheckVideo point," Robertson said.
"We're also working with SureView since they're integrating CheckVideo into their software package, which makes the whole thing very seamless," said Bozeman. "And we're also working with our brick and mortar central station G4S. So it's really a combined effort of PSA and our technical committee, Cernium and their CheckVideo solution, SureView, who has the best central station product for remote video monitoring, and G4S. It's a big thing."
"This is a very good marriage in a couple of different respects," agreed Robertson. "What we've done is taken advantage of the PSA organization and their strength in training and through that we're delivering better value to the customer … They're not just selling some commodity box. This adds the service component to it, which gives PSA dealers the opportunity for recurring service revenue."
Bozeman said SureView has confirmed the CheckVideo integration should be complete in no more than a couple weeks. Bozeman also said a partnership with Susquehanna Bank and Integrator Support will provide financing for integrators to get started with remote video through the CheckVideo solution.
"It's actually a five legged dog—PSA, the vendor Cernium, SureView, G4S, and Susquehanna," Bozeman said. "It's so wonderful for the integrator because—boom—he can get into managed services, collect his money when the job's complete like he usually does, but instead of just walking away he continues to collect that recurring revenue. It's really a cool program."


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August 2015
August 2015
Summer Stories Part I
MedCamp as Simulation
by Renee Ridley, M1
The choice to attend MedCamp was an easy one for me. I had been out of school for a while and was a bit concerned due to my age (52). According to the advertised description of MedCamp, it was created to match very closely what we would be doing as medical students.
Upon arrival, the experience was equated to a simulation. I could relate to this, as I had been involved in numerous simulations as a nursing professor. Although students typically want to go through simulations without error, the purpose is to allow mistakes so that they are corrected in a safe environment where nothing counts and nobody gets hurt.
As an M0, it's one thing to experience the ritual of sitting with soon-to-be-peers in a classroom where lectures, discussions, and exams will soon commence. It is quite another to actually monitor and evaluate your response to this whole process.
Will I be good enough? Do I fit in? Can I physically and mentally hold up to the rigors of so much information in a short period of time? As it turned out, we all had similar concerns, and the obvious answer to all of these questions was "Of course!", as evidenced by the TAMHSC Admissions Committee inviting us in!
MedCamp was the opportunity to move past these questions, determine how we could each navigate the obstacles thrown our way, and still make it out on the other side. It was comforting to understand what "everybody makes it" actually means; the purpose of MedCamp was not simply to pass (although, a criterion score was still part of the simulated curriculum). On the contrary, the goal was to let us live "it" so we could each individualize our own paths to success. Resources abound!
As "it" became a well-known noun in our vocabulary, we all celebrated this short yet powerful word with a YouTube video featuring Shia LeBeouf's "JUST DO IT" campaign. If you've never seen it, just Google it and several renditions will pop up. It is guaranteed to make you feel empowered, inspired, smarter, and a whole lot saner than Shia LeBeouf.
In the end, I learned that I am not only a wife, mother, nurse, and friend; I am now and will forever be, a learner of medicine—currently, an M1 medical student at the best school ever. Life is good!
Ben and Reflections from the Seventh Grade
by John E. Pippen Jr., MD, FACP
In September of 1967, a time of great turmoil in the US, I entered my own time of turmoil. It was called seventh grade at Frank M. Black Junior High. I guess you could call Black a rough neighborhood as schools go, but that would be like calling Mogadishu a slightly challenged urban area. The new seventh grader at Black had to watch out for thrown objects, robbery, and general mayhem. And that was just in homeroom.
By near the end of the day, the heat and constant fear of loss of life and limb really took a toll. In the 1960s, most of the schools in Houston were not air conditioned. If you have never been to Houston, it is home to some of the worst climatic conditions in our solar system. By sixth period in September, one could generally swim in the humidity. Algae growing behind the ears would surprise no one.
As I stumbled into room 113 for my first day of sixth period English, my main goal was survival, not staying cool. Most athletes at Black had sixth period sports, but being skinny and unnoticed by the coaches, I was relegated to sixth period with the rank and file in English class. This meant staying clear of some really mean dudes that had been in seventh grade a few times already. Fortunately, most were hot by this time of day and further distracted by the exposed thigh of platinum blonde Cindy Peters, who had a fondness for net hose and maximal leg exposure. Generally, I could expect to survive if I went to the opposite side of the room from Cindy, who was like a pied piper for long-haired homicidal hoodlums, which made up the majority of males in the class.
I have not even gotten to the teacher yet. She scuffled her osteoporotic carcass into the room, found a piece of chalk, and proceeded to write her name on the board.
"Hello class, I am Mrs. Ben R. Guisti."
I could not withhold a chuckle when Ricky Hall mumbled, "Can we call you Ben?"
This got me off to a bad start with Ben, who looked right at me at the peak of my chuckle. Ben had a drop of sweat on her pointy coati-like snout, the result of a hot flash secondary to years of estrogen deficiency, not to mention that it was a good 94 degrees. The sweat fell off just as she said, "Young man, I will not tolerate your disruptive snickers in a class as important as seventh grade English."
Ben said it with the quivering voice of someone who had just about had enough of a career that must have started in the 1870s. If the reader is anticipating further unfavorable interactions between myself and Ben, limited patience will suffice. As she passed out the state-issued textbooks, it took little time for several of the older seventh graders to move straight to mischief. In the first-day sentence construction exercise was the following: The ____ woman served him a ____ for breakfast. Again, it was Ricky Hall setting the tone by grabbing a neighbor's book and deftly penciling in the words … I am not going to write them, but you get the idea. I mean come on, what seventh grader can suppress a chuckle when that is passed around? Again, being close to Ben's desk, I was the sole target of her consternation.
"Young man, you have disrupted the start of my class twice now, once by inappropriate laughter, and once by defacing state property. Will you attempt to aggravate me further, or will you be content to rest on your laurels?"
"What's a laurel?" mumbled Ricky.
"Now strike through those horrible vulgarities you wrote in the textbook!" Ben said. I was about to deny the crime but remembered the code of silence and did not want my head shoved in a toilet, so I just mumbled, "Yes ma'am." This garnered me about five minutes of respect from Ricky, but he was back to concentrating on Cindy's thigh pretty quick.
A bit of senility was nibbling around the edges of Ben's brain as she lost interest in my alleged transgressions and moved toward checking roll. After this painstaking process that seemed to take days, the roll sheet was to be placed on a clip by the door. Ben could not find the clip, given her advanced stage of macular degeneration. Lizzie Kirk, one of the class teacher's pet types, finally got up and helped her find the clip.
Things did not really get better as the semester progressed. The class did read a lot of good short stories, some of which were a metaphor for the long academic haul needed to finish medical school. We read Sansom's "The Long Sheet," in which a group of captives are asked to wring a long sheet dry, only to have water constantly added.
Ben gave us a project in which we were to make an art object related to one of the stories that we had read. I made a decent drawing of a church that was in one of the stories. The problem was that I had to carry it around all day before turning it in to Ben at the start of sixth period. Being a seventh grader, I of course left it in the desk that I was sitting in for fourth period. When I went back to get it, I found that it had been destroyed by some Manson Family types that must have known it was important to someone. I could not turn it in, so I ended up with a poor grade for the semester.
Shortly after my one semester at Black mercifully ended with a transfer to Scarborough Junior High, there in Wyatt's cafeteria on 43rd Street, was Ben in the line, staring at the Jello. My mom poked me and told me to say "Hi" to Mrs. Guisti. To Mom's horror, I said "Bye Ben!" as I moved on down the line toward the chicken-fried steak.
Some names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals.
A Healthier Banana Bread
by Cullen Soares, M2
Wet Ingredients:
1 ripe banana – about 1 cup
½ cup unsweetened applesauce
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon of vanilla
2 tablespoons of oil/vegan butter/regular butter
½ cup chopped walnuts (or other nuts)
½ cup raisins (chopped, if desired)
Milk or water to adjust consistency (set aside ½ cup, and use as necessary)
Dry Ingredients:
2 cups whole wheat flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
¾ cup coconut sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon or pinch each of ground nutmeg, cloves and allspice (if available)
Mix flour, baking powder, sugar, and spices thoroughly.
Mash bananas with a fork and then mix with egg whites, vanilla, and oil.
Mix dry ingredients into wet ingredients.
Ensure that it forms a thick, semi-solid batter. It should not be so thick that it needs to be scooped out (like cookie dough), but not too thin that it is easy to pour (like pancake batter). Add milk of water in small increments to achieve the necessary consistency.
Sprinkle a little wheat flour on raisins and nuts. Fold in raisins & nuts. Do not mix too much.
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Pour into a greased pan.
Bake for 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on your oven. Check if it is finished by inserting a toothpick and seeing if it comes out clean.
Remove from oven to cool. Once cooled, remove from pan. Slice and enjoy.
This recipe has a several features making it healthier. Whole wheat flour is used instead of white flour. Coconut sugar is used instead of white sugar. Coconut sugar has a lower glycemic index, which may be better for diabetics. Additionally, coconut sugar is usually an unrefined sugar. If you choose to use regular sugar, use ½ of a cup since it is sweeter. Egg whites are used in place of a whole egg, lowering the cholesterol content. Applesauce is used in place of butter, although there is still a small amount of oil added. You could omit that as well, if desired. If you want to convert this recipe into zucchini bread, substitute the banana for grated zucchini.
Summer Stories Part II
Charts and Numbers
By David Harmon, M2
She was the youngest patient that day—barely out of her teens. She was in pain "all over," she said. I felt helpless reading her chart, her story, her ailments. As I trudged through each piece of information in her file about infections and medications, a dark side of my thinking screamed, "This is hopeless; just do your job, log your results, and move on."
HIV. I could not stop the flow of textbook information pouring from my brain: promiscuous lifestyle, unsafe sex, dysfunctional and broken household, probably non-compliant with daily medications, etc, etc. My first-year medical student analytical skills were resounding so loudly in my mind that it was hard to pay attention. For a moment, there was a touch of arrogance in my lofty thoughts; "I may not solve the problems, but at least I am right about one of these conclusions."
The next page promptly left me frustrated, sorrowful, and silenced as I sat in my quiet office. "HIV acquired from rape" in her early teens. A few other phrases from the page came into clear focus: "Two kids," "Lost custody," "Threw away prescription—did not care to live." My mind went blank.
This young patient's multi-infection diagnosis was not the worst part of her story. She had a life engulfed with hurt, loss, pain, and hopelessness. Her decision to let life drift numbly into nothingness no longer seemed like an overreaction, but rather a simple solution to the battle she faced in the weeks, months, and years ahead: medication for the rest of her life, stigma of a chronic disease, and shattered dreams.
As I was finishing reading her chart, I read about the beautiful dreams she had had—and still fostered. After surviving multiple infections, episodes of septic shock, and infections due to immunosuppression, the patient reported that she wants to live! The odds of life are stacked against her a million to one; but, as I read further, a fire began to ignite in my soul and I wanted to shout, "Go for it!"
I looked up with a heavy heart from my computer screen into my empty office. I finished my chart abstraction in the format my Principal Investigator preferred and closed out of the patient's chart. Only a few more charts to review before the research work day was done. How many more patients had similar stories whose deeper meaning I had missed in the mass of paperwork?
I have a long way to go. Jumping to conclusions about what I believed were rational deductions about this HIV case was not only ignorant but also arrogant. I misjudged the patient from a simple chart review, and it took a thorough chart review to revoke my judgmental attitude. If I truly care about people, as I believe I do, why then was it so easy to jump to conclusions rather than seek to understand first?
Often we ask ourselves why life smiles on some and knocks others down. It saddens me to see how one horrible event created a vicious chain of unfortunate events in this young patient's life. As I continue to learn and work toward my dream profession and study what I am passionate about, I must not take for granted the privilege which has been given to me. Every day I will have the opportunity to encounter patients with the same stories as this patient. Life has turned its back on them, and hope has fled to the other side of the world, but I have a chance to make them smile and remember that the story is not over.
Days are Long, but the Years are Short
by Joseph Joo, M1
I woke up before the sunrise. Since first year in college, I had imagined this day for quite some time. I just could not get much sleep overnight; I was still experiencing the lingering effects of jet lag from my family trip overseas. After the morning presentations, eventually the moment came – I walked briskly across the stage, shook hands, and received my white coat. I, along with the rest of the student body, read out loud the oath of commitment, took some pictures and then proceeded to look for my dad. I found him rather quickly. We smiled and embraced each other. In that moment, my dad whispered, "I'm so proud of you, son."
In the preceding weeks, I had visited South Korea for the first time since 2001. It had been fourteen years since my dad, mom, younger brother, and I moved back to the US. I could not help but to realize again and again how those years had seemingly flown by. During the trip, I stopped by many tourist attractions and tried different types of food, almost too many to recall. I took many pictures of landmarks, caught up with old friends, and revisited old neighborhoods. Amongst all that, however, the most memorable moment came when my family went to visit my grandmother for the first time since I was in fifth grade. Driving to her house, I could sense that my dad was anxious. Upon seeing her, he quickly walked over to embrace her, and I heard him say, "Mom, I'm home."
I realized in that moment that it was the first time I could remember my dad saying those words. Once I moved back to the US, my dad worked tirelessly to re-establish and set a foundation for the family. Years had passed since I had last been in Korea to see my grandmother. In the US, I had always observed my dad being a steadfast leader in a variety of aspects: in his profession, in the community, and within our family. But it wasn't until this moment that I could appreciate him for the first time as not only a father, but as a son and an older brother. As a child, I visited my grandmother regularly. Now, as an adult fourteen years later, I was finally able to have the perspective to grasp the depth, magnitude, and implications of that moment.
Being a son of immigrant parents who, as many others can readily attest, faced immense challenges to establish themselves in this country, I am no stranger to the idea that circumstances oftentimes preclude a person from being very idealistic, or experiencing life to the fullest. I am certain that there were many things my dad wished he could have seen, done, or experienced but did not have the opportunity. I realize with increasing frequency that I am able to do the things I do, including pausing to reflect through writing, because of his commitment and sacrifice.
Looking at my dad for the first time through my new perspective reminded me that people are all sons, daughters, brothers, or sisters in their own way. I realized that people, before they are students, or professionals, have superseding roles as family members and friends. In the future, when I have the privilege to encounter patients, I will see them as much more than just the physical or mental conditions that bring them into the clinic.
I have no doubt that being a medical student will bring forth immense personal and professional growth. As it occurs, I do not want to lose sight of my family, friends, and mentors who have supported me along the way. I want to remind myself that I chose to pursue this career for the people who make the art and science of medicine matter. I will strive to cherish and savor the long days as a medical student, taking notice of the relationships between my patients and their families. Before the years pass by, I want to make the most of each opportunity and reflect regularly not only as a student, but also as a son and brother along the way.
Something Great
by Brian Nguyen, M2
Maybe we are meant for something great
But who could ever measure greatness on a scale?
Who could ever predict or speculate
Whether our plans and aspirations will triumph or fail?
I hope you're up for a challenge or two;
Maybe we are meant for something great.
I hope your goals are worth the hullabaloo
And certainly well worth the wait.
Maybe we'll cure the world of a disease and state,
"Forever I eradicated cancer and the like!"
Maybe we are meant for something great
Like teaching our children how to ride a bike.
Not quantifiable, tangible, or visible is virtue,
But with family, friends, and dedication we can create
A small or large difference in whatever we do.
Maybe we are meant for something great.
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RCBC Offers Honors Courses to Academically-Advanced Students this Fall
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Starting this fall, Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) students can enroll in honors courses; four different rigorous courses in chemistry, math, English and history will be offered.
"Rowan College at Burlington County's most talented students will now have the opportunity to excel in our new honors initiative, which was suggested, created and developed by our talented faculty," said RCBC President Paul Drayton. "Our innovative undergraduate research program, honors courses and 300-level courses as part of the '3+1' path to a $25,000 Rowan University degree are all challenging options that students cannot get at other two-year colleges."
Incoming freshmen, current RCBC students, students transferring to RCBC and high school students with a minimum 3.2 GPA are all eligible to apply. Students can choose to sign up for a maximum of two courses, which include General Chemistry I, Calculus I and Analytic Geometry, Composition II, and U.S. History I. Each course has different eligibility requirements.
"The RCBC Honors Committee members, a group of faculty representing different disciplines, created the criteria students would need to meet in order to succeed in these honors courses," said RCBC Chemistry Instructor and Committee Chair Dr. Laura Stewart. "RCBC students have demonstrated that there is a need for these honors courses by excelling academically in regular college-level coursework and we are prepared to meet the growing need of these academically-advanced students."
Honors applications are available online and can be submitted prior to fall registration. To apply to the RCBC Honors Initiative or for more information, please go to rcbc.edu/honors. Incoming freshman, transferring students and high school students are also required to submit transcripts to the college's Admissions Office.
"This is a Rowan College at Burlington County difference. Our students are getting experiences here that rival those at four-year universities," said RCBC Senior Vice President and Provost Dr. David Spang. "Our faculty bring real-world professional experience into the classrooms, the college is fully-accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and we are one of only about 100 community colleges in the nation to earn approval from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. This new honors initiative will be the perfect complement to our existing high-quality offerings."
Honors courses will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis for qualifying students. The maximum number of students in each honors course is 20.
For more information about how to become a Rowan College at Burlington County student, please visit rcbc.edu/admissions. Early online fall semester registration begins Monday, March 28. An honors application should be filled out separately and can be found at rcbc.edu/honors.
Pictured: (left to right) Rowan College at Burlington County 2015 President's Award winners Michael Ippoliti and Shelby Diiorio, Dr. Robert C. Messina Jr. and Mrs. Jean Messina 2015 Wilmington University Scholarship recipient Christine Louis, and 2015 RCBC Valedictorian Kathleen Keane at last year's commencement ceremony.


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