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PLNU's annual Writer's Symposium by the Sea has brought quite a few eye and ear catching names to campus. This year is no different.
On Wednesday, Lynn Vincent, New York Times best-selling writer of books like Same Kind of Different as Me and Sarah Palin's Going Rogue: An American Life, held an afternoon workshop on collaborative writing. In Wednesday's chapel, Mary Karr, author and memoirist of Lit: A Memoir and The Liars' Club, shared the story of her turbulent life.
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At PLNU, Dave Bruno is the manager of online marketing. Online, he is somewhat of a sensation. And recently, his new book, The 100 Thing Challenge: How I Got Rid of Almost Everything, Remade My Life, and Regained My Soul, is garnering some major attention.
In 2007, Dave and his family did some summer cleaning. When he looked around his garage, he started to feel swamped with stuff - stuff he rarely or never used. So he began to minimize, all the way down to 100 things. He vowed to keep his personal belongings (not counting his family's belongings) at or below that number. He called his undertaking "The 100 Thing Challenge" and began writing about it on his blog, guynameddave.com. From the echoing responses, it seemed like a lot of people all around the world felt trapped by things.
His blog has launched numerous opportunities for Dave to share his story and open up an important conversation about why we feel we need things and what freedom can be found when we minimize them. He's been featured in Time magazine, on Oprah.com, the 700 Club, and in numerous other media outlets.
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PLNU learned of an isolated incident in early February in which one of our students was victim of an alleged assault off-campus that involved an off-duty police officer and one other individual. We are committed to act with compassion toward the student who was involved and to respect her right to privacy and to allow for due process of anyone accused. With this in mind, PLNU has issued the following memo to students, faculty, staff, parents, and the board of trustees. We have also provided the following press release for local media.
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(San Diego, Calif. – February 1, 2011) – In March, students from Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) will officially begin spring break. Instead of heading for the beach, some students will be building sustainable buildings in Rosarito, Mexico.
Students, staff, faculty, university president Dr. Bob Brower, and a few members of PLNU's cabinet will join Lazarian World Homes to construct a new sanctuary and parsonage at Rosario Nazarene Church out of Lazarian Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) polystyrene foam blocks. The polystyrene foam blocks, which can be filled with concrete after they are placed, provide effective, low-cost, eco-friendly structures.
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(San Diego, Calif. – Jan. 27, 2011) – In 2005, the Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) Research and Data Advisory Roundtable (RADAR) group helped design methodology for the Point in Time Count (PITC), a way to count those who are homeless and describe who they are.
On Friday, Jan. 28, over 500 volunteers – students from PLNU, representatives from the community, media, churches, schools, businesses, police and fire, veterans, environmentalists, and formerly homeless persons – will participate in San Diego County's annual PITC.
Volunteers will make up count "teams" who have been trained and assigned responsibility for certain census track maps. Under the direction of the Regional Task Force on the Homeless (RTFH), volunteers will count sheltered and unsheltered homeless people, as well as gather demographic information that will help the task force better understand the issue of homelessness.
Students at PLNU have long been involved in homeless outreach in the community, so working alongside the RTFH is a natural fit. Patricia Leslie is a major channel for that relationship. Leslie is a member of the RTFH's board of directors, as well as director of PLNU's social work program and associate professor of sociology and social work. One of her roles at PLNU is connecting students with homelessness in San Diego.
"PLNU was the birthplace of the research method for the PITC. Being involved means much on many levels. It shows how a place of learning is also the hands of action inspired by the heart of Christ. Our students get to learn research methods in action; macro-level community social work (who is involved and how they are motivated, welfare policy and politics); what a federal mandate 'looks and feels' like at the implementation level; not to mention a chance to come along side our neighbors," said Leslie.
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Point Loma Nazarene University is a selective liberal arts university located in San Diego, California, and sits on a 90-acre campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean. In addition to more than 50 undergraduate areas of study, PLNU offers graduate program regional centers in Bakersfield, Arcadia, Mission Valley (San Diego) and the Inland Empire. Founded in 1902, PLNU serves more than 3,500 students.
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If I walk about a mile to the highest part of town I could see the NYC Skyline. I would trade that for this any day, you are Very Lucky!!
My local hikes certainly can't compare to anything in the white mountains, but they're not bad. I live in New Paltz, NY, just east of the Shawangunk mountains. There's plenty of hiking there, with nice views of both the ridge and the Catskills in the distance. They're small, but with nice features and they're close - no more than a 10 minute drive to the trails.
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Wow beautiful pictures. I wish I lived 10 mins from something like that.Oh well soon I hope. Only problem in your pictures is that person is way to close to the edge. For me anyways I would probably on my butt and still not that close. Thanks for sharing.
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Those are really some beautiful pictures! Looks like a great place to hike.
No freagan way I am that close. What you shooting with Canon or Nikon?
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I will vouch for the "gunks" as well. While there is no treeline there, the scrub on the ridge is pretty low in the exposed places. Sort of like Monadnock at least in years past fires, both natural and man-made have kept the tops down. The hikes from Lake Mohonk through Minnewaska, and Awosting to Cragsmoor and beyond are wonderful. While it has been a few years since I was up there, the memories are vivid in my mind. I know I have a few photos of Katykill falls that I will have to dig up and post.


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Color category: 1st place, Jennifer Koerner; 2nd place, Clyde; 3rd place, Leslie Denton. Kim Lance and Zelia Frick received honorable mention.
Special digital effects category: 1st place, Leslie Denton; 2nd place, Lindsay McManus, 3rd place, Bill Ward. Charles E. Ramsey, Jr. earned two honorable mentions.
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Pulmonary valve stenosis is when the pulmonary valve is thickened or can't open fully.
The heart pumps blood out of the right side of the heart, through the pulmonary valve, to the lungs. When this valve is not working properly it can decrease the amount of blood going to the lungs for oxygen or increase the work the heart muscle has to do to maintain it. Blood can also back up into the heart. The condition can be mild to severe.
Pulmonary stenosis is caused by abnormal development of the heart valve before birth. In most cases, it is not known exactly why it happens.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase the risk of pulmonary valve stenosis may include:
- Family history of congenital heart defect
- Certain chromosomal disorders
- Other heart defects
- Previous pregnancy with fetal heart abnormalities or miscarriage
- Being infected with a virus during pregnancy
- Maternal smoking during pregnancy
Symptoms may include:
- Heavy or rapid breathing
- Shortness of breath
- Blue or pale grayish skin color
- Fatigue
- Rapid heart rate
- Swelling of the feet, ankles, eyelids, and abdomen
- Urinating less
Your doctor may also detect a heart murmur in your child during a physical exam.
These symptoms may be caused by other severe conditions. If your child has any of these, talk to the doctor right away.
The doctor will ask about your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Your doctor may suspect a heart valve problems if there is a heart murmur. To confirm the diagnosis, an electrocardiogram and images of the heart and its structures may be taken with:
If your child has mild pulmonary valve stenosis, immediate treatment may not be needed. Your doctor will monitor your child's condition to look for potential problems. Other treatment options include:
Your child may need surgery to prevent heart damage. Common types of heart valve surgery include:
- Balloon valvuloplasty —A balloon is inflated in the valve to stretch out the surrounding tissue. This may provide temporary relief of symptoms but the valve may become blocked again.
- Open heart surgery—to repair valves that can not be opened with balloon valvuloplasty.
- Valve replacement—the valve is replaced with a mechanical or tissue valve
Complication Management
There are several steps your child can take to avoid some of the complications of pulmonary valve stenosis:
- Get regular medical care. This includes basic checkups and heart tests.
- Take antibiotics before any dental cleaning, dental work, or other invasive procedures if it is recommended by your doctor. Not all patients with valve stenosis need antibiotics for these procedures.
- Eat a healthy diet that is low in salt. Work with the doctor or dietician to plan a healthy diet for your child. This may help decrease the pressure in your child's heart and improve symptoms.
- Monitor blood pressure at home. Inform the doctor if your child seems to be developing high blood pressure .
Ways to prevent heart defects are not entirely clear and may not always be possible. However, good prenatal care may reduce your risk of having a child with a heart defect. During pregnancy:
- Visit your obstetrician or midwife regularly. Prenatal ultrasound and certain genetic tests may detect a heart defect in a growing fetus.
- Make sure you are practicing a healthy lifestyle. Practice nutritious eating habits and take prenatal vitamins.
- Do not drink alcohol, smoke, or use drugs during pregnancy.
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- Review Date: 12/2013 -
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Luckhardt poured glasses of red and white fermented grapes from his winery — Inner Sanctum Cellars — at Vino 100 on May 31. The pouring, at 2467 Naglee Road, was his first wine tasting event in the city.
"It's been exciting," Luckhardt said as he uncorked bottles. "This is the first time selling in a retail environment, and it's good to know people are happy with what we're doing."
The 15-year Tracy firefighter said he and his wife, Karen Luckhardt, decided six years ago to expand their résumés to include winery ownership.
In 2007, Karen Luckhardt was selling Sonora-based wines from vineyard owners Ron and Lori Gianelli at her retail shop in Jamestown.
By 2010, the Luckhardts had partnered with the Gianellis and were set to release their first two offerings — a cabernet sauvignon called "The Beginning" and a merlot named "Little Joe" after their Jack Russell terrier.
In 2011, the Luckhardts — residents of Sonora for 25 years — were ready to open Inner Sanctum Cellars at 19672 Whitto Mine Road in Sonora.
"We had a retail business and it was flat," Pete Luckhardt said. "When I looked at the business side of it (winemaking), I realized, when done properly, it should be able to grow. People drink when they're happy and when they're sad."
Lacking their own vineyard, the Luckhardts bought grapes from Tuolumne and Calaveras counties and processed them in Jamestown.
The key to their success was getting involved in every aspect of the business — from picking the grapes to barreling the wine and selling the bottles.
"It's a lot of fun, but it's not a passive project for us," he said. "There's no hobby in this. You're either in or you're not."
Pete Luckhardt might be new to the wine business, but his family isn't. His great-uncle had a 50-acre vineyard in Napa, where he lived as a boy.
"I did have some roots in there, and it's kind of called me back," Pete Luckhardt said. "I felt it was the right time and right place for me to do this."
Plans are in the works for growing grapes, too, after the Luckhardts' purchase of 28 acres in Chinese Camp, Tuolumne County.
From 600 cases a year, Pete Luckhardt said he hopes to expand to producing 2,000 cases annually.
"It's a passion for us," he said. "The best part for me is pouring and watching the reactions of people drinking it."
During the wine tasting at Vino 100, about 50 people tasted the Luckhardts' wine.
"I'm a red (wine) fan and I like the Torro a lot," said Kristina Brachna. "It's light, but it's got sweetness to it, and I like the smoothness of it. They did a good job."
Bonnie Willis said she enjoyed the chardonnay, describing its taste as buttery and smooth.
"I'm usually not a fan of a chardonnay," she said. "I think it's really good."
Inner Sanctum wines are not sold locally yet, but fans can join a quarterly wine club or make purchases on the company website at www.innersanctumcellars.com.
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