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Dr. Yong Shi of the Mechanical Engineering department at Stevens is a pioneer in the fabrication and control of Piezoelectric (PZT) fibers at the nanoscale. He has inventively combined techniques and materials to arrive at a unique and useful technology, for which he has recently been awarded US Patent 8,093,786: Piezoelectric Composite Nanofibers, Nanotubes, Nanojunctions/ Nanotrees.
"Dr. Shi's innovations are ingenious and enterprising," said Dr. Christos Christodoulatos, associate provost of academic entrepreneurship. "His far-reaching expertise and boldness of vision to synthesize these PZT nanofibers will mark the genesis of a new segment of the multi-billion dollar market for piezoelectric materials."
Piezoelectric materials accumulate electrical charge in response to mechanical pressure. This property allows them to be used both as sensors (which convert motion into electric signals that record or detect motion) or actuators (which convert electric energy into mechanical work). However, existing PZT materials break easily because of their rigid structure. Shi has patented the process of transforming ceramic piezoelectric material into nanofibers, which are strong but also provide more design flexibility, thus expanding the possible sensing and actuating applications. As a nanoscale fiber, the materials are flexible and damage-resistant, much like how glass is light and strong in fiber form but brittle on a larger scale.
Shi demonstrates that the nanoscale fibers preserve and even enhance piezoelectric properties, and the potential applications are wide-ranging. Sensors built upon the PZT nanofiber technology can be used to monitor aircraft or bridges for structural fatigue in real time. Because the sensors can also harvest and store energy, they could power themselves indefinitely, eliminating the need for external power or a battery. Mechanical energy could potentially be gathered from heartbeats or body motion to create a self-powering pacemaker. In the future, clothes woven with a combination of thermoelectric and piezoelectric fibers could harvest energy from movement for athletic or military applications.
The PZT nanofibers are well-suited to sensing and actuating applications because of their unique structure. They are composed of several elements in ion form (having a net positive or negative electrical charge). When force is applied, the positions of the elements shift, releasing electricity, which can be measured to establish the sensing capability. Conversely, researchers can apply electricity, forcing the ions and the structure itself to move, thus establishing the actuating functionality.
Shi ingeniously extracts the PZT nanofibers from the raw material with a well-known technique called electro-spinning. Researchers put the PZT material in an organic solution and then apply an electric field to generate the nanofibers. The nanofibers are then placed in a special-purpose oven at high temperatures to complete the fabrication process.
"This advance will unlock numerous opportunities for commercialization of PZT technology," said Dr. Michael Bruno, dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science. "It dramatically enhances the science of piezoelectric materials and builds a new foundation for future research."
Shi is also designing PZT nanotubes with electrodes on their internal/external surfaces that act as standalone actuators and sensors. They can change their position, morphology or configuration in response to an electric field, mimicking the micro-environment of a cell in vitro and potentially promoting cell growth or aiding in the repair of a damaged neuro-network.
"Dr. Shi is a pioneering researcher and innovator who successfully imparts these qualities to the students in his lab," said Dr. Costas Chassapis, deputy dean of the School of Engineering and Science and director of Mechanical Engineering. "His patented technology will lead to new avenues for entrepreneurship."
Shi continues to pursue even more applications with the aid of collaborators and students.
"The work of master's and doctorate students has been essential to the development and application of the nanofibers," he said. "The active role of students in research at Stevens fosters a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship."
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture will hold a commodity distribution on Saturday, Oct. 13 in Cortez, Dolores, and Mancos. This will be a small giveaway. The distribution for Cortez will be from 7 to 7:30 a.m. at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds, 30100 U.S. Hwy. 160; in Dolores from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., at the Dolores Fire Hall, 45 Railroad Ave.; and in Mancos from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at the United Methodist Church, 470 Grand Ave.
If clients are not able to go to a give-away in person, they can give their card and a note of authorization to someone else to pick up commodities for them. They must have a card and note, or they will not be able to pick up commodities. Participants are reminded that they must bring their own box for their commodities. The agriculture department cannot supply enough boxes for everyone.
If you havent gotten your 2012 commodity card (cards are good for the calendar year) you can obtain them at the following places and times. Only one card per household; you must bring a copy of your proof of income for 2012 to be left at the office. You must also bring proof of physical address and a Social Security number for only the head of the household. Cards may be obtained at the following places and times: Cortez Senior Services office in the annex, 107 N. Chestnut, on Wednesdays only, 9 to 11 a.m.; Dolores Dolores Community Center, 400 Riverside, on Wednesdays only, 11 a.m. to noon; Mancos Masonic Lodge Senior Center, 141 E. Montezuma, Wednesdays only, 9 to 11 a.m. Contact the office for new gross monthly income guidelines to see if you are eligible.
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Correcting pressure imbalances in your HVAC system can result in a healthier, more efficient home.
Without central air conditioning, the South wouldn't be what it is today. Central air conditioning has made living in the South year-round a real pleasure, but it has also created its own set of problems—including the subtle but critical problem of pressures that differ from room to room. To keep the installed costs of air conditioning down, it became common practice to put supplies into each room and use a central return, eliminating individual return runs. Rooms can serve as ducts as long as all the doors in the house stay open. As soon as doors, working as dampers, start to close, the system changes. Uneven pressures are created, and system performance and comfort are compromised causing the occupants to compensate by running the system longer or at a lower set point. Complicating this problem is the fact that some rooms are pressurized and some rooms are depressurized. Air will seek to leak out of a pressurized room and leak into a depressurized room. Even though air has always leaked into and out of houses, this poses a ...
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Arbitration Deadline
Offer arbitration or don't.
That's the decision the Phillies have to make by midnight Monday, the first day of the last month of the year.
Jamie Moyer, Pat Burrell, Flash Gordon and Rudy Seanez are free agents the Phillies need to consider making arbitration offers.
Jamie and Pat are type A free agents. If the Phillies offer arbitration and they sign elsewhere, the Phillies receive a couple of draft picks next summer. No arbitration offer means no compensation should they leave. No arbitration offer doesn't mean the Phillies can't continue to negotiate with either or both.
Players offered arbitration have until Sunday, December 7, to accept. Once a player accepts, he is under contract for 2009. Both sides can negotiate a contract or let an arbitrator make the decision in early February.
It will be interesting to see if type A or type B free agents are offered contracts at Monday's deadline. Players not offered then become available with no strings attached, making them more attractive.
Last week I wrote that December 7 was the non-tender deadline. That is in correct. As just explained, December 7 is the deadline for players offered arbitration.
December 12 is the deadline for tendering contracts. Jayson Werth and Chad Durbin were both signed by the Phillies after they had been non-tendered by the Dodgers and Tigers, respectively.
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Big Creative Education is a creative arts college based in Walthamstow, East London. Specialising in Music Performance, Music Production, Digital…
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Chingford Foundation School
Chingford Foundation School is a successful co-educational Academy with Sixth Form, where we provide an excellent secondary education. The school challenges…
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Heathcote School and Science College
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Highams Park School
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Holy Family Catholic School and Sixth Form
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Lammas School and Sixth Form
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Leyton Sixth Form College
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Walthamstow Primary Academy
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The previous iPhone, the 4S, was the record holder for most units sold the quickest. The new iPhone 5 has topped that record with 2 million handhelds pre-sold, almost doubling the 4S' output.
In a statement on its website, Apple writes that the majority of iPhones will ship on September 21, but that some, due to the popularity, will not ship until October.
"iPhone 5 is the best iPhone yet, the most beautiful product we've ever made, and we hope customers love it as much as we do," Apple's Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Philip Schiller said.
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(Would the Cube count as a more beautiful product? Meh, it's subjective.)
The new model is available at Apple's 356 retail stores in the United States, as well as at Verizon, AT&T and Wal-Mart starting this Friday morning. At the Apple stores, users get free customized set up for their phones, including some app awareness.
That'll make the waiting line move a little faster, right??
AT&T piggy-backed the Apple announcement, declaring this the most successful iPhone launch, ever.
People are already camped out in New York and London, awaiting the hands-on moment.
The new iPhone sports a larger screen, a lighter and thinner body and a better camera, along with software upgrades and a new Apple Maps interface. Prices range from $199 to $399 on the new model.


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Decorating for the Holidays is a little bit more special for me this year. Both sides of our family will be here for Christmas... or at least sometime around Christmas to meet the baby. So, I want our house to feel like the Holidays when everyone (including the baby) arrives.
My theme this year is a 'Handstitched' Holiday. I've never had a theme for my Christmas decorating, but when I was looking for material for the stockings I found a blanket that looked like a knitted sweater. It had exactly the look I was going for - cozy and classic. From the blanket I made a pillow and stockings. It also inspired my gingerbread cookies.
Stay tuned for the next week to see more details and step-by-step instructions for created your own 'handstiched' holiday.
We drove up to Vermont last weekend to get our Christmas Tree, a Frasier Fur. Last year we had a fresh Frasier Fur in Kansas City that was shipped in - this year we got our own directly from the farm! I'll post photos from our trip next week.
I love that the stockings look like they were knitted... even though they were cut from a knitted blanket and sewn together.
Here is a close up of the knitted blanket that became my stockings and pillow. I'll post the DIY directions later this week.
Mr. Darcy is enjoying his new cozy reindeer pillow. That is his 'spot.'
I potted paperwhites... they should be in bloom by Christmas!
On the mantle, I perched a faux bird amongst the cedar sprigs... it drives Mr. Darcy crazy! I think he can smell the feathers.
This was my first attempt at making a gingerbread house - it was harder than I thought it would be, but a lot of fun.
I "handstitched" these gingerbread cookies to look like the knit blanket. Stay tuned for decorating how-to!
Fresh cedar draped on our banister - I only use fresh garland and wreaths in our house. It makes the holidays feel more special with 'real' decorations.
Our packages even have a 'hand-stitched' feeling with yarn, cotton ribbon and stitched burlap.


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It's now 15 years since the original release of Neutral Milk Hotel's first record and to mark this event, as well as to promote the remarkable re-emergence of Neutral Milk Hotel's main man Jeff Mangum into the indie limelight (he will be both playing at curating ATP later this year, not bad for someone who has been a full time recluse for more than a decade) Fire Records are giving On Avery Island the reissue treatment.
First things first: this is not a deluxe three disc special edition reissue with remixed or remastered sound. There are only two bonus tracks, 'Everything Is…' and 'Snow Song Pt. 1', and both of those have been appearing on UK editions of this record for years. If you already own this record your only incentive for purchasing the reissue is the fact that it's being pressed on yellow and red vinyl and comes with a new sleeve and a 24 page 'poster booklet'. As Fire Records don't see fit to share the 'poster booklet' or indeed the new sleeve with the humble online reviewer then the following comments refer simply to the record itself.
Having said all that, On Avery Island does seem to be a sensible choice for a re-issue, enhanced or otherwise. Neutral Milk Hotel's second (and, thus far, final) record , In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, has had such a huge cult following from adoring fans proclaiming it to be one of the greatest records ever made that its younger brother, On Avery Island, often gets totally overlooked.
A few spins of On Avery Island are enough to make you realise how unfair this overlooking might be. The younger brother might not quite have the good looks and strapping muscles of his older sibling but there's a significant family similarity and besides which he has more than enough charms of his own. This is demonstrated immediately on opener 'Song Against Sex' which crashes from the speakers in a froth of fuzzed out guitars, horns and earnest yet dream-like vocals. The sound, remastered or not, is perfect, managing as it does to pull off the tricky balancing act of sounding lo-fi and intimate and yet dynamic and full at the same time.
One of the strengths of On Avery Island is the pacing and variety of the tracks. There are slower tracks, such as the quiet and yearning 'Babies for Pree', yet these are broken up by louder fuller tracks such as 'Marching Theme' and so the record rarely drags and always has something new to engage the ears.
There's a sense of fun and a definite evocation of a carnival throughout the record, not just from the artwork but the sounds such as the brass in 'Avery Island/ April 1st' or the way that the plaintive 'Where You'll Find Me Now' ends inexplicably with ice-cream van chimes. When Mangum evokes a carnival he doesn't do so in a sinister Tom Waits way, but in a way that sounds like a celebration of faded grandeur.
Mangum's lyrics are a real strength of this record and, though there's no real overarching theme as there is in Aeroplane, there are little gems of imagery that stand out from each listen (many of them dealing with death in a fairly playful way): "We ride rollercoasters into the ocean / We feel no emotion / As we spiral down".
Do you need this re-issue? Well, if you already own On Avery Island then no: there's nothing here that you haven't heard before. However, if you're a fan of Aeroplane but you've never checked out the first Neutral Milk Hotel record, or if you're a completist who fancies a new piece of shiny coloured vinyl, then this is the perfect summer purchase for you.
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If we've heard "breast is best" once, we've heard it a thousand times. Health experts agree the benefits of breastfeeding for both the baby and the mother are numerous. A study published earlier this week by the journal Pediatrics points out just how valuable breastfeeding can be. "If 90 percent of new moms in the United States breastfed their babies exclusively for the first six months, researchers estimate that as many as 900 more infants would survive each year, and the country would save about $13 billion in health care costs annually."
It seems that while everyone gives lip service to the importance of breastfeeding, there isn't a lot of support for women once they make the decision to breastfeed. Women have been asked to cover up or leave restaurants, water parks, airplanes, and stores when they try to give their baby what's "best." Maternity leave in the United States is, at best, 12 weeks. Women who work outside the home have often been forced to pump their breast milk in bathroom stalls, hide under a desk, or sit in their car just to get a little bit of privacy because rooms for nursing/pumping mothers just don't exist. So yes, breast might be best for baby, but until there are more regulations in place that allow moms to breastfeed without so many roadblocks, how can breast be "best" for moms?
There is, however, a bit of good news on the horizon. Health Care Reform is lending some support to breastfeeding moms with the Reasonable Break Time for Nursing Mothers law.
- Section 4207 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (also known as Health Care Reform), states that employers shall provide breastfeeding employees with "reasonable break time" and a private, non-bathroom place to express breast milk during the workday, up until the child's first birthday.
- Employers are not required to pay for time spent expressing milk, and employers of less than 50 employees shall not be required to provide the breaks if doing so would cause "undue hardship" to their business.
Tanya from The Motherwear Breastfeeding Blog thinks this is a step in the right direction. "I'm not thrilled that it extends the right for only up to 1 year (I pumped longer for my son), but what a huge difference this would make for mothers in the many states, mine included, that do not extend this right under state law!"
Currently, only 24 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia have legislation related to breastfeeding in the workplace. Yet women now comprise half the U.S. workforce, and are the primary breadwinner in nearly 4 out of 10 American families. The fastest growing segment of the workforce is women with children under age three.
Doula-ing is excited about the new law and calls it "a giant leap forward for mother's who want to continue to breastfeed their babies once they return to work."
Kim Hoppes, who doesn't appear to be a fan of Health Care Reform is, however, pleased with this change. "Well, something good came out of the health care reform nightmare. Places now have to give breaks to nursing moms so they can pump."
Lylah from Boston.com Moms seems to think the new law is not enough and asks, "How can we expect 90 percent of new moms to breastfeed without support in the workplace?"
One thing seems pretty clear: If it's in the country's best interests to have new moms nurse their infants exclusively for at least six months — and the billions of dollars in health care savings indicates that it may be — then new moms should get at least six months of paid leave in which they can do so. The United States and Australia are the only two industrialized countries in the world that do not offer paid maternity leave. And moms in the Outback have a sweeter deal than we do: In Australia, your job is protected for a year, but in the United States new working moms only get that guarantee for 12 weeks.
What do you think about the Reasonable Break Time for Nursing Mothers law? Is it too much? Not enough? Just right? None of the government's business?
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Calvary Baptist, 207 Louise Ave., holds its spring revival at 7 tonight and 11 a.m. Sunday conducted by the Rev. Luther Carver. Features music by the choir both days and The Phillips Family tonight. Call Fred Helms, 704-477-4045 or Kenneth Pack, 704-827-8980.
Ebenezer United Methodist, Belmont-Mount Holly Road, holds a churchwide sale from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. today. Tables are available. Call 704-827-3366 to reserve one. The church is located near Belmont Abbey College.
First Presbyterian, 102 S . Central Ave., hosts a Cancer Support Group meeting at 10 a.m. May 9. The group is for cancer patients, survivors, or caregivers. Call Margaret Wilkins, 704-266-4176.
Queen of Apostles Catholic Church, 503 Main St., holds a paper shredding event from 9 a.m. to noon May 4. There is a limit of four file-size boxes per person. A suggested donation of $5 per box is requested. Call 704-820-3163.
Blazin Trails Cowboy Church holds a one day revival at 7 tonight at Sunnyside Arena, 1840 Tryon Courthouse Road. Call 704-616-2356.
First Baptist, 107 E. Washington Ave., holds its Homecoming Service at 10:45 a.m. Sunday followed by dinner in the Family Life Center.
New Life Baptist, 614 S. 11 th St., holds its weekly morning prayer meeting at 10 a.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Charles Fite preaching.
Sunset Lane Baptist Church, 1001 N. 12 th St., welcomes Joe and Gina Ables from Georgia in concert at 11 a.m. Sunday,
Weeping Mary Baptist observes Pink Sunday during the 10:45 a.m. worship service on Sunday. Members are encouraged to wear pink. Breast cancer survivors will be recognized. The Mother of the Year Pageant will be held at 6 p.m. May 4.
First United Methodist, 601 N. Pink St., holds a community-wide buffet breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday in the church fellowship hall. Donations will be appreciated. Call 704-435-6732.
Mount Harmony United Methodist, 6268 Ridge Road, holds the Rise Up! Spring Up! Lift Him Up! women�s conference from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.
A tent revival will be held at 7:30 p.m. nightly May 14-18 under the big tent on Main Street and Hawthorne Lane, featuring evangelist Scott Callahan of Fort Mil. Features live gospel music and singing and a nightly prayer for the sick.
Cramerton Temple of God Holiness Church, 5021 Wilkinson Blvd., welcomes missionary-evangelist, the Rev. Joey Houston as guest minister at 10 a.m. Sunday. His topic will be �Unless God Built the House.� Also on Sunday, the WCGC radio broadcast will be titled, �Look what the Hand of God Hath Wrought.� At 3 p.m., the 73 rd birthday celebration honoring founder, general overseer and pastor, the Rev. Katherine Inscoe will be held in the church auxiliary building. Call 704-648-6066 or 704-824-2345.
Cramer Memorial United Methodist, 154 N. Main St., hosts a Yard Sale, Hot Dog/Bake Sale from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 4. Table rental for the yard sale is $10. Proceeds will benefit UMAR. Call 704-824-3831 or 824-2439.
Emmanuel Baptist, 913 N. Highland St., hosts the Gaston County Missionary Baptist Association Crusade at 6:45 p.m. from May 13-15. Call 704-865-7811.
Emmanuel FWB Church, 208 N. Spargo St., holds a barbecue sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. Eat-in or takeout service available.
Holy Communion Lutheran Church, 103 W. Church St., holds a Dinner and Silent Auction at 6 p.m. Saturday to benefit Relay for Life, sponsored by the youth group. Tickets at the door cost $20 for adults and $10 for children age 12 and younger. Cash or check only. For tickets, contact Lindsey Huggins, 704-747-1737. All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.
Bethlehem Christian Ministries, 1019 W. Tenth Ave., presents the Hope Family in concert at 5 p.m. May 5.
Blessed Assurance Outreach Ministries holds a banquet at 6 p.m. today to honor Pastor Dennis Wilson and First Lady Diane �Di� Wilson. The event will be held at 709 Cason Street, Belmont. There will be local guest musicians, praise teams and praise dancers. The guest speaker will be Rev. Doran Johnson, pastor of Friendly Hill Baptist, Lake Wylie. The event is free but donations will be accepted. The event is presented by the pastor�s Care Ministries and the Blessed Assurance Outreach Ministry Family. On Sunday, Julian Wilson, minister of music and deacon of Blessed Assurance Outreach Ministries and Regional Teacher of the Year will be the speaker at the 11 a.m. worship service honoring the couple. The church is located at 1228 W. Second St. Call 704-862-6444 or visit www.baomchurch.com.
Chapel Grove Baptist, 716 Camp Rotary Road, hosts its annual car and truck show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 4. Cost to pre-register a car is $15 or 20 on the day of event. Free golf shirt to the first 40 car owners registered. Proceeds go to a mission trip to Honduras.
Christ Worship Center, 3951 W. Franklin Blvd, holds a yard sale starting at 7 a.m. May 4. All proceeds go to the youth missions trip to New York.
Flint Groves Baptist, 2017 E. Ozark Ave., holds its annual Community Care Day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 8 featuring hot meals and medical screens.
Loray Baptist, 1128 E. Franklin Blvd., presents Ugandan Thunder, a 22 member children�s choir from Uganda, at 10:30 a.m. May 5, 1128 W. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia. The choir members are students at the Royal School and Orphanage, ranked one of the top 10 schools in the eastern African country. They will perform a variety of songs in both African and American styles. Call 704-867-4470.
Macedonia Apostle and Prophets Ministries, 405 Sherman St., holds a Plate Sale and Car Wash beginning at 10 a.m. today. Cost is $8 for a fish or chicken plate and $9 for a chitterlings plate; plates include two sides, bread, dessert and tea. Car wash is $10. Call-in orders available at 704-861-9093.
Mount Olivet United Methodist, Mount Olivet Church Road, holds its annual memorial service at 3 p.m. May 5. Kevin Church will provide the music and David Christy of First United Methodist, Gastonia, will be the speaker. For directions or details, call 704-867-4713.
Mount Hebron Baptist, 711 Mount Hebron Church Road, observes Susan G. Komen Pink Sunday during the 11 a.m. service on Sunday. Those attending are encouraged to wear something pink. The church will be collecting cans of chicken soup to be given to cancer patients. The church celebrates the annual Hymn Choir Anniversary at 2:30 p.m. May 19, featuring songs from different choirs.
Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist, 5504 Little Mountain Road, observes Breast Cancer Awareness during the 10 a.m. service on Sunday.
Mount Zion Church of God, 1000 Sycamore St., holds Women�s Month of Celebration in May. The speaker at the 11 a.m. service on May 12 (Mother�s Day) will be Mother Jennie Dunlap. The speakers on May 19 will be Evangelist Gretta Youngblood at 11 a.m. and the Rev. Nancy Brown at 3 p.m.
New Hope Baptist, 2024 Redbud Drive, holds a Port-A-Pit Chicken Barbecue Sale from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 11. There will also be a bake sale. For barbecue tickets, call 704-913-4392.
Providence Presbyterian, 2850 Union Road, welcomes speaker Chuck Evans on Sunday. Upcoming speakers are Patrick Gretzinger on May 5; Chuck Evans on May 12; Bruce Tjelta on May 19; and Chuck Evans on May 26.
Saint John�s Missionary Baptist, 1282 Bradford Heights Road, celebrates Jubilee Sunday during the 10 a.m. service on Sunday followed by Family & Friends Day. A Sunday School Workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to noon May 4 featuring guest speaker Dr. Leonzo D. Lynch, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist, Charlotte. A Marriage Ministry meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. May 11. Mother�s Day will be celebrated during the 10 a.m. service on May 12 featuring guest speaker, the Rev. Brenda Harris of Mount Pisgah Baptist, Gastonia. The Gospel Choir Anniversary will be celebrated at 2:30 p.m. May 26.
Saint Paul Missionary Baptist, 418 N. Oakland St., hosts a Rainbow Tea and a Turn Up for Jesus Explosion at 4 p.m. May 4. There will be youth choirs, steppers and praise dancers. The event is sponsored by G.A.N.G. � God�s Anointed New Generation. A donation of $5 is requested. You can get more information by calling 704-215-6435. The church is located at 418 N. Oakland St., Gastonia.
Sunset Forest Baptist, 903 Hickory Grove Road, holds a Poor Man�s Supper on Sunday following the evening service. Donations for the meal, which begins at 7 p.m., are appreciated.
United House of Prayer for All People, 1208 N. York St., observes Susan G. Komen Pink Sunday this Sunday. Members are encouraged to wear something pink. Cancer survivors will speak and information packets will be distributed.
High Shoals United Methodist, 114 Lincoln St., hosts a barbecue sale from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 4. Delivery available on five or more plates; $7 per plate. Call 704-616-9280 or 704-813-1332
Central United Methodist Church, 113 S. Piedmont Ave., holds a country style breakfast from 6:30 to 10 a.m. May 18. Cost is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors ages 60 and older, and $3 for children ages 6-12. Proceeds will go to a mission trip to Costa-Rica planned for January 2014. The church is located across from Harris Funeral Home. For more information, call the church, 704-739-2471.
East Gold Street Wesleyan, 701 E. Gold St., holds a special kick off service for its revival at 6 tonight. The revival begins at 6 p.m. Sunday and will continue at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Guest speakers are David Gallimore for adult; Mitch Olsen for youth; and David and Shirley Duncan for children. Pre-service music will be held 30 minutes before each nightly program. For details, call Roger Parsons, 704-865-4572.
Mount Zion Baptist, 220 N. Watterson St., presents the �Shepherd�s Table� � a free meal from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesdays, sponsored by the Mission Department. Contact Sisters Eloise Jenkins or Valerie Boyd, 704-739-8354.
A Day of Hope for Kings Mountain will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at the Kings Mountain Walking Track, featuring giant inflatables, free hot dogs (while they last) free prize drawings and free health screenings. The interpretive dance group �Overthrown� will perform and there will be a children�s time and music.
Daniels Lutheran Church, 3170 Reepsville Road, Lincolnton, holds a Country Breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. today. Cost is $6 per person. Call Pastor Ted Bost, 704-735-8034 or 704-735-2388.
Hebron, The Church of Jesus Christ, 200 S. Main St., holds a Fish and Chicken Plate Fundraiser starting at 10 a.m. May 4.
First United Methodist, 140 N. Main St., will host the CaroMont Health Mobile Mammography Coach, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 11, during Mount Holly SpringFest. The coach will be located in the upper parking lot. The event is sponsored by the Health and Wellness Team of the church. For an appointment, call Donna Small at 704-577-2450 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fresh Anointing Church of God, 122 Tomberlin Road, holds an indoor yard sale staring at 8 a.m. May 4. Call 704-822-1395 for details.
New Providence Baptist, 1104 Old NC 27, celebrates the 18 th pastoral anniversary of Pastor Jerry l. Friday and First Lady Vanessa Friday. A banquet will be held at 6 p.m. May 4 featuring guest speaker Pastor Daris Curry, New Gethsemane Baptist, Gastonia. Banquet tickets cost $20 and are available by calling 704-827-0822. A service will be held at 3 p.m. May 5 featuring Pastor Ray Lockhart, Old Ellis Chapel Baptist, Shelby .
First Baptist Church, 409 Old Mount Holly Road, hosts a Gospel Singing at 7 p.m. June 1 featuring the Stalvey Quartet, Shepherd�s Voice, Chosen Quartet and Heart2Heart. Soloists from area churches will also be featured, including Nancy Olls from Christ�s Lutheran, Kevin Tinker from Community Pentecostal and others. A love offering will be collected to benefit the 2013 Singing Christmas Tree concerts scheduled for Dec. 7-8.
First United Methodist holds a Pancake Breakfast from 7 to 11 am. today in the Family Life Center, 5481 Hickory Grove Road. Cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children ages 10 and under. Curbside service available for takeouts. For more information, call 704-263-2691.
Springfield Baptist, 2920 Dallas-Stanley Highway, presents the Hymn Choir Anniversary Celebration at 4 p.m. May 5.
Christ Worship Center Youth Ministry hosts a Flapjack Fundraiser from 8 to 10 a.m. today at Applebee�s, 3628 E. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia. All proceeds raised will help send the group on a mission trip to New York City this summer. Tickets are $7 and can be purchased at the door or by calling 704-890-7621.
�United: One Lord One Faith One Mission,� the 2nd Annual Community Revival, takes place at 7 p.m. May 15-19 at CommonGround, 5481 Hickory Grove Road, Stanley. Each night will feature praise teams leading music and preaching from different preachers from the Stanley area. The final night will feature the Rev. Dr. Claude T. Williams of Springfield Memorial Baptist, Pastor Noel Sweezy of First United Methodist and CommonGround Ministries and 10-year-old Levi Summey of Stanley Pentecostal Holiness.
Unbound Ministry presents the �I Am Enough� Women�s Conference from 7 to 9:30 p.m. May 18 at the Central YMCA, 615 W. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia. The conference will feature Carol Davis, a radio host at 106.9, and Holly Myers, founder and president of Unbound Ministry. Organizers promise message of inspiration, door prizes and chocolate. Also speaking will be Brittany Henderson, director of the ministry. Tickets are $10 until May 1 and $15 after that. Get more information by visiting revolutionchurchnc.com/unbound.
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|Springfield Learning Center Celebrates 10 Years
In April 2008, the Springfield, MA SeniorNet Computer Learning Center at the Springfield Jewish Community Center celebrated its 10th anniversary with an event featuring awards, entertainment by several Ms. Senior Massachusetts contestants and winners, and refreshments.
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Front, L to R: Dolores Aarons, Salena Blake, Ida Salit, Diane O'Donnell, Fredi Rosenthal, Lucy Graziano, Ben Rosenthal. Back, L to R: Elliot Markham, Rose O'Neill, Lucy Ashe, Warren Clark, Rene Dube, Ernest Blake, Ron Mader, Jean Vivian. Missing from photo: Harold Frey, Beverly Goldberg, Sy Weiner
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Also, the Shirley Rakus Memorial Award, named in honor of a late devoted volunteer, was presented to Warren Clark for his loyalty and dedication to the Learning Center over the last 10 years.
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Ashburton farmers Deane and Joanne Taylor, who run a specialist mixed arable property supplemented by dairy grazing, store lambs and breeding ewes, supplemented by a spraying business and publishing Latitude magazine, were runners up and winners of the best presentation of the night at the finals held at Lincoln University.
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