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Local Events, Lectures and Broadcasts
November 2, Wilton, Attend a Christian Science Lecture at 7:30PM
The lecture will be given by Michelle Nanouche, CSB at the Wilton Library, 137 Old Ridgefield Rd., Wilton, Connecticut on Monday, November 2, 2015 at 7:30pm.
This one-hour lecture introduces Christian Science to general audiences. It explains the living God as active, present and accessible. No one is, or can be, cut off from or left out of the divine presence. The unique revelation of God's full nature, as explained by Christian Science, unlocks the potential in us to not just survive, but to thrive.
Ms. Nanouche has lectured throughout the US, in Europe and in Africa, on the subject of healing prayer, and was the point person for information on Christian Science to public authorities, the legislature and the media for several years in New Jersey.
Web page of sponsoring church or society
November 10, Greenwich - Attend a Christian Science Lecture at 7:30PM
This lecture by Kari Mashos brings out the practicality of Mrs. Eddy's statement in her book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: 'When the Science of being is universally understood, every man will be his own physician, and Truth will be the universal panacea.'
This uniquely Christian and divinely scientific idea is explored through Mrs. Eddy's love of God and Christ Jesus and of the teachings of the Comforter that were revealed to her. Examples of healing are included as proof of our ability to be our own physician today as we follow Christ Jesus in healing the sick.
The lecture will be given at the church, 11 Park Place Greenwich, Connecticut
Web page of sponsoring church or society
November 19 - Attend an Internet Webinar Lecture at 7:30PM
Attend an Internet lecture by Nate Frederick sponsored by the Glastonbury Christian Science Church
Take a journey exploring insights from The Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy. Accompanied by a rich visual presentation, this lecture displays the healing effect of faith, spiritual understanding and unselfed love. It includes a variety of compelling Christian Science cures and generally closes with a Q&A section.
To register for this lecture, click on the link below
Web page of sponsoring church or society
Note: If your church or society schedules a lecture or event, please let the webmaster know so that the information can be posted here.
Domestic and International Christian Science Lectures
The Mother Church sponsors lectures on Christian Science. These lectures introduce Christian Science and illustrate its healing approach to today's problems and issues.
You may watch full-length Christian Science lectures, as well as short clips, on YouTube. Many of the full-length lectures were recorded in Boston, Massachusetts and are given by current lecturers from the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church. Click on the image at left.
christianscience.com offers a worldwide schedule of lectures you may attend in person. Lectures are given by members of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship and are based on the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy. They are designed to bring the healing message of Christian Science to all kinds of audiences.
These lectures provide information about Mary Baker Eddy as it pertains to her discovery of the Science of Christ-healing, her own healing work, and the writing of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. They show the practicality of her teachings by sharing current accounts of healing that have resulted from the study and application of Christian Science.
Listen to Historical Recordings of Christian Science Lectures
During the 1960's, Christian Science lectures were frequently broadcast in the New York City area. As it happens, the webmaster of this site made audio recordings of some of them on reel-to-reel tape. As a special feature, visitors to this site may now listen to these lectures.
We offer lectures by: Arch Bailey, Charles M. Carr, Jules Cern, William Milford Correll, Adam H. Dickey, Richard L. Glendon, Frank T. Hord, Sylvia Poling, John D. Pickett, Paul Stark Seeley, James Watt, Otto G. Ziegenhagen, and more.
To listen to these lectures, please visit our historical lectures page.
Listen to a Sunday or Wednesday Service
You may listen to the Sunday or Wednesday services given at the Mother Church on your computer or portable device. Just go to this link.
On Sunday you may listen live at 10:00 AM Eastern time or you may listen to a replay at any time during the rest of the week.
On Wednesday you may listen live at 2:00 PM Eastern time. The audio replay is available until Friday at 8:00 AM
Christian Science Sentinel — Radio Edition
The Christian Science Sentinel—Radio Edition is a weekly radio program broadcast throughout the United States and in various parts of the world.
Tune in and find strength, comfort, and renewal through uplifting interviews and inspiring testimonies from individuals who rely on God for healing.
In our area, listen to WOR 710 AM Radio on Sunday at 7AM. You may also listen on the web.
Additional Resources
Christian Science Audio Lectures Online – Listen to full lectures and clips online now.
Christian Science Video Lectures Online – View full lectures and clips online now.
ebiblelesson.com offers a fresh, convenient way to explore the Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lesson online. The eBibleLesson offers a fresh, convenient way to explore the Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lesson online. You can:
Read the passages from the Bible and Science and Health as they appear in context in the books
Print the Study Edition (full text) versions of current and upcoming Lessons
Download the audio version of the Lesson to your MP3 player
spirituality.com offers practical, helpful Christian Science study resources, as well as live Q&A chats, searchable versions of the Bible and Science and Health, and free animated e-cards. There are also hundreds of articles illustrating how scientific prayer has helped people find healing solutions to personal, financial and health-related challenges.


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Faculty George Vlosich | John Chuldenko
This course will focus on applications of digital and tactile processes, materials, and techniques from concept development through final reproduction. Offered fall.
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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at TRIRIGA (Las Vegas, NV) in October 2009.
It was a three step process. In the first meeting, the Sales Manager asked me the same questions over the phone and in-person. I first met with HR and the Sales Manager in my face to face and they asked me to do a role play with them selling a solution. The second meeting consisted of a face to face with the VP of Worldwide Sales. The third and final meeting was with the two sales reps and the manager.
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iDASH Privacy Workshop 2011
October 10-11, 2011
Latanya Sweeney - Moderator
Vitaly Shmatikov (UTAustin), K P Unnikrishnan (North Shore),
Xiaoqian Jiang (UCSD), Carl Gunter (UIUC), Jaideep Vaidya (Rutgers)
SCANNER External Advisory Board Meeting 2011
October 10, 2011
Presented by Aziz Boxwala, UCSD
Dr. Aziz Bowala is an Associate Professor in the UCSD School of Medicine's Division of Biomedical Informatics, where he directs the Section on Clinical Informatics. He has dual training in medicine and biomedical engineering informatics. At UCSD, he has developed the clinical data warehouse for research. He is the Co-Principle Investigator of SCANNER.
Lucila Ohno-Machado - Moderator
Khaled El-Emam (Canada), Tim Holt (UK), Christian Hinske (Germany), Hanna Suominen (Sweden and Australia), Pekka Jarvinen (Finland), Jonathan Sellors (UK)
Anand Sarwate - Moderator
Robert El-Kareh (UCSD), Philip Yu (UIC),
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In reality, the tarantula videos had been recorded earlier. But the subjects didn't know that, allowing their brain scans to reveal the way they processed the threats from the tarantulas as the spiders moved closer to, or further away from, their feet.
"When a spider is placed closer, activity increases in the brain's fear areas. These areas are strongly implicated in defensive response as well as panic," Mobbs said. When the tarantulas moved, activity spiked in the parts of the brain involved in "vigilance or tracking threat," he added.
In conjunction with other findings, "this suggests that many parts of the fear system are working in tandem, each evaluating the external threat in different ways," Mobbs said.
What's next? "A goal of future research should be to try and understand which part of the system breaks down [with phobias]," Mobbs said. "If we can understand this, then we can better engage people with phobias and other types of fear."
The subjects in this study didn't have phobias. But in the future, research could enlist phobic people to see if their brains respond differently to the threat, said Joseph LeDoux, a professor of neuroscience at New York University.
More information
To learn more about phobias, try the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
SOURCES: Dean Mobbs, Ph.D., neuroscience researcher, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, U.K.; Joseph LeDoux, Ph.D., professor, neuroscience, New York University; Nov. 8-12, 2010, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, online
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First 50-Mile Cross-Country Flight
Yesterday, after a few weeks of trying to do so, I was able to finally fly a cross-country flight down to Corvallis (CVO), up to Salem (SLE), and back home to Twin Oaks (7S3). The flight was one of my longest to date around two hours, but great to be able to check off my […]
Soloing At MMV
I went to Twin Oaks expecting to make a trip to McMinnville and then head over to Salem for more pre-cross country practice. Instead, I ended up flying to McMinnville and soloing there! Before heading over to McMinnville, Rick and I flew around Twin Oaks and did a landing. Landing went well and we were […]
First Flight To Salem (SLE)
Flight from Twin Oaks to McNary Field in Salem. Longest flight to-date.
First Flight Into KHIO
First flight into Portland-Hillsboro Airport (HIO) along with information about the days flight and that I get to start soloing between Twin Oaks and Aurora State.
Friday Flight Then Poker
I usually only fly Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. However with the weather getting in the way and life for me and my instructor, this last week I had to do a flight on Friday to get one in.
Christina's First Flight
Yesterday I had one of my best flights yet. Not only did my girlfriend Christina come up flying with me, but I was able to do a number of procedures I've been practicing and nailed most all of them.
Foggles…of course!
Flying through clouds is something that I'll want to experience some day, but for now, I'm just going to stay clear of them clouds and instead enjoy the experience of my Foggles!
My Logbook
- Pilot In Command Time: 43.1 Hours
- Total Flight Time: 135.9 Hours
- Flight Training Received: 92.8 Hours
- Ground Training Received: 15.8 Hours
- Solo Time: 43.1 Hours
- >50NM Cross Country Time: 16.3 Hours
- >50NM Cross Country Time (Solo): 11.5 Hours
- Night Time: 4.1 Hours
- Simulated Instrument Time: 4.8 Hours
- Landings (Day/Night): 433 (414/19)
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We welcome you to our cozy historic home surrounded by nature's tranquil beauty yet only 6 miles from the city lights of downtown Ithaca. We offer two comfortable double bedrooms with private bathrooms and fantastic views and a breakfast menu to choose from, served in our beautiful dining room, cosy porch or on our spacious patio. Our manor is located on 15 acres of certified organic land which is a haven to wild life and bird lovers will be sure to meet a large number of their feathered friends. Electricity is generated by the 56 solar panels in our garden.
Cornell University, Ithaca College, Watkins Glen and Trumansburg as well as the Senaca and Cayuga wine trails are all within a 10 mile radius from us.
Plenty of activities for all ages:
Hikers will enjoy Robert Truman Park with it's stunning Lucifer Falls which is only 11/2 miles from our doorstep whereas the Finger Lakes Trail passes just below our manor.
Bring your bikes and kayaks!!
Newlyweds might enjoy a romantic sunset cruise on Cayuga or Senaca Lake.
Great golfing opportunities!
Or, if you just want to chill out and relax on the patio behind our manor and enjoy the stunning views you are just at the right address!!
Looking forward to meeting you.
Tom and Inez
BedandBreakfast.com gift cards are the perfect gift for anyone who needs a relaxing getaway.
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on September 19, 2015
Perfect getaway close to home. Beautiful views wherever you look, wherever you walk. 5 minutes from Tremont State Park. Easy drive to Ithaca and Watkins Glen. The owners are very kind, welcoming, and knowledgable about the area. Perfect hosts.
on September 12, 2015
Inez and Tom are wonderfully friendly hosts and made us feel like family during our 3 night stay. Breakfasts were delicious and varied; artfully presented. The Harriet Tubman suite was extremely well appointed and comfortable. It was quiet, beautiful, and definitely worthy of a return visit.
on August 16, 2015
We came up to Ithaca for a weekend stay to visit our son. The Harriet Tubman room was spacious with a private bath. Everything was clean and the views are wonderful. Our hosts were friendly; it was like staying at a friend's country house. Breakfast was cooked to order by selecting from a menu in the evening. Only about 5-6 miles from downtown Ithaca and only a mile form Robert Treman Park. We have always stayed at one of the Ithaca hotel chains and overpaid for small outdated rooms with poor service.Never again.
on August 11, 2015
Had a great stay here with Tom and Inez, they went out of our way to make us feel welcome. Beautiful views, lots of peace and quiet; convenient to Ithaca, Watkins Glen, the Finger Lakes wineries, and many other parks and sites. Away from the city lights so the stars are amazing. I'll stay there again whenever I'm in the area.
on May 31, 2015
Enfield Manor is run by Inez and Tom, a pleasant couple with good eclectic taste in music, especially jazz. The house is an old farm house, recently renovated and incredibly clean; It is located on a quiet back road, but was easy to find.
Our room was light and airy and the bed quite comfortable.
Breakfast was a great treat and a little unusual in our experience. Most places serve whatever, usually deliciously decadent, dish they are making that morning. But Tom cooks to orders placed the night before. Depending on the season and weather, breakfast can be served in the dining room, on the porch, or on the soon to be completed patio.
Interesting items, for an engineer at least, are the solar power system and the toilets with two flush settings.
on April 09, 2015
My husband and I have just returned from our third stay at Enfield, and again, were greeted warmly by Tom and Inez (and Golden Retrievers Sally and Floyd...not to be missed!). We felt pampered by their good attention to detail and friendliness in their lovely, immaculate, tastefully decorated home. We love the crisp simplicity and comfort of the Harriet Tubman Room, and the beauty of the tiled bathroom. We had wonderful conversation over a yummy breakfast, with wonderful coffee and teas, and felt free to relax afterward in their comfortable living room while the snow fell outside (yes, in April). What a wonderful, friendly, place! We cannot wait to see what Tom and Inez create as they add to this already special place! How happy we are to have found this gem of a B and B!
on January 10, 2015
We just returned from our second stay at Enfield Manor. The home is lovely and the guest rooms are newly remodeled and spotlessly clean. Inez and Tom are very friendly and helpful but will respect your privacy. The location is convenient for sightseeing and visiting the Cornell campus. The next time that we visit Ithaca, we will stay here again!
on November 10, 2014
Inez and Tom were wonderfully accommodating to our visit. We were coming in late and they called us during the drive to provide alternative directions due to a recent road hazard. The rooms are beautiful, airy and very comfortable. The breakfast was made to order, the coffee was strong and the tea selection was excellent.
Inez and Tom are a lovely couple. They are enthusiastic and interested. Tom helped us map out bike ride in the area and then provided a dry spot for our tandem to dry out. Inez was happy to chat about the area and their new bed and breakfast..
on November 02, 2014
My husband and I were looking for simple three night accommodations in the country for a mini honeymoon. We got just that with the very friendly and helpful Inez and Tom at their charming home in Enfield conveniently situated between Ithaca and Watkins Glen Park. Impeccably clean and handsomely furnished, one can tell that this house is well cared for. We particularly appreciated being greeted downstairs with some lovely music every morning and our breakfast of choice (you get to pick from a handful of options). We got to stay in both rooms since the Harriet Tubman suite was not available the first day of our stay. The HT suite was sweet: spacious yet comfy and with a great view, an ensuite and a large comfy bed. For us, this simple accommodation with kind folks was... simply perfect.
Innkeeper Response Dear R & A.
Many thanks for your encouraging review! We have been in operation now for 3 months and have thoroughly enjoyed having people like yourselves stay with us. So many guests arrived as strangers and left as friends! It is giving a new purpose and dimension to our lives and we are glad that we can offer guests a home away from home where they can unwind and enjoy our beautiful surroundings! We will continue to develop the manor; A large new patio/deck area will enable us to offer breakfast outside next year!
We wish you all the best and hope that we will meet again some time.
Regards, Inez and Tom
on August 22, 2014
The Enfield Manor is an exceptional B&B with clean comfortable rooms, a wonderful host, great breakfast and a peaceful scenic setting. My fiancé and I found the Enfield to be one of the most excellently decorated and comfortable places we have stayed in. There were no sagging beds, old bedding, carpeted floors or overabundance of knick-knacks. This B&B was very elegant and lovely as was the hostess Inez. If you are looking for a beautiful and intimate place with character, charm and vibrancy the Enfield is a wonderful stay. The house itself has a swell history, please ask Inez about the rooms and their meaning, she was thoughtful and sincere and it showed in her manner toward guests. My fiancé and I were looking for a place that would offer a great experience and we found it at the Enfield.
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Wake up to the sun rise from your comfortable bed, and enjoy the jubilant choir of birdsong and the spectacular views. Situated on the second floor,this room features hard wood floors, a king sized bed with comfortable memory foam mattress, air-conditioning and a luxurious private tiled bathroom with large shower and equally stunning views! Rates are for double occupancy.
Nightly Rate:
$160 - $160
Situated on the second floor, this room has a cosy loft atmosphere with lovely view across meadows and farmland. It features a queen sized bed with comfortable mattress, air-conditioning and it's own private tiled bathroom with large shower just across the passage. Rates are for double occupancy.
Nightly Rate:
$130 - $130
Mallard Cottage is designed for you and your partner, JUST THE TWO OF YOU. It gives you more privacy and independence but can also be rented as Bed&Breakfast accommodation.
This cute little cottage with vaulted post&beam ceilings is situated on the east side of the Manor. It has a full kitchen and tiled bathroom with shower. The bedroom has a queen bed and a door leading onto the large wrap around deck which boasts fantastic views across Robert Treman Park towards Ithaca. Well behaved pets are welcome but cannot be left alone in the cottage.
Rates are for double occupancy. Minimum stay two nights.
Nightly Rate:
$250 - $250
Wine country
Horseheads, NY (ELM-Elmira-Corning Regional) 30 miles
Take NY -13A south for approximately 8 miles, turn right onto Rt NY-327 North go 3 miles and turn left onto Hines Road.
Antique Shopping,
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Historical interests,
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Movie Theater,
National/State parks,
Nature area,
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Outlet Stores,
Performing Theater,
Picnic area,
Religious Services,
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Board games, CD player, DVD Player, Desk, Fireplace, Ironing Board, Outdoor grilling, Parking
Air conditioning, Hairdryer, Wi-Fi
Bird watching, Cross-country ski trails, Hiking trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing
Inez Vermaas
dutch, English, German
Tom and I enjoy being hosts and share our beautiful home and stunning surroundings. We love to meet new people and see them leave as friends!
Low fat , Vegetarian , Please notify us in advance if you have any dietary requirements and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
$130 per night
Innkeepers: Inez Vermaas
Guests: 2
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Report:Drive Coherence Across Your Diverse Information Architecture Landscape
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First Michael Jackson, now Paris Hilton?
As Nicole Ritchie might say, Islam is hot. It should be noted that according to at least one pundit, Paris Hilton's embrace of Islam might well be as revolutionary for the faith as Malcolm X was. Truly momentous!
(Yes, I am joking. No, that probably isn't Paris Hilton. And yes, Michael Jackson's publicist has denied the conversion thing, too. Though I am unsure about Brian Lara's status…
UPDATE: That really IS Paris Hilton – during an episode of Simple Life, where she and Nicole Ritchie were hosted by a Pakistani family in Los Angeles. Blogger Bilal Zuberi caught the episode on TV and had some commentary:
The two women certainly left an impression on The Ghauris – Mr. Ghauri shuttered his eyes when the go-go-girls started grinding with him at the night club, and the young Ghauri boy kissed a girl and learnt the art of don't-kiss-and-tell. Mrs. Ghauri definitely tried her best to teach these women a thing or two about being a good wife, passionately claiming her son would never do such a thing! Never in a million years.
And the heiress: well, she was her usual stupid self (though I must say she looked kinda cute in the Pakistani shalwar kameez!). When the host asked them what the religion of Pakistan was, they gave blank stares. When given the hint that "its the religion most talked about since 9/11″. Paris replies flirtatiously,"kabbalah?". Could it get better! Oh yeah, and she found the call to prayer 'sexy'.
And that pretty much justifies adding the "stranger than fiction" category to this post…
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (Aug. 20) - Professor of Religion Olive Hemmings, Ph.D., is the author of a newly release work, Sacred Texts and Social Conflict, exploring the debate over women's ordination within the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
"Here stands a dynamic faith community whose founding prophet and major source of authority outside the Bible is a woman," a description on Amazon.com reads. "Thirteen decades after a resolution to ordain women, it continues to search the Bible for reasons to ordain or not. And yet, throughout its history, women have always functioned as ministers of the gospel. There must be some supra-biblical force driving the resistance. Hemmings goes behind the scenes of the debate to examine the profound and age old drama—the human struggle to find its best self.
The review calls the book "a surgical work of removing a tight, well fitted mask to reveal the real social fears and inhibitions driving the hermeneutics."
It is described further as helpful for students of sacred texts wishing to observe the social dynamics driving interpretation, and even formation of sacred texts. Hemmings describes it as "a great starting point for any research on the issue of women's ordination."
Hemmings has been teaching in Seventh-day Adventist higher education since 1983. In the teaching of New Testament Bible, Ethics, and World Religions, she tends to call attention to the essential co-relation between religious ideologies/convictions and human civilization.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (Aug. 8) - Washington Adventist University is enjoying its best credit rating ever, thanks to its improved working capital position. An August 5 report from Dun & Bradstreet upgraded the University's Supplier Evaluation Risk Rating has been improved from a 2 to a 1. T
The current scale is from nine to one with nine being the lowest—high risk—and one being a low risk. Moving from a 2 to a 1 is the best possible rating.
The rating is based on past payment history and the ability to pay or availability of working capital.
"To achieve the most favorable risk rating is further evidence that the financial position of Washington Adventist University has been remarkably improved over the past five years and, at this moment, our vendors view us with a great deal of confidence," said Patrick Farley, vice president for finance and administration.
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 26) - Vice President for Ministry at Washington Adventist University and former General Conference Youth Ministries Director, Baraka Muganda, Ed.D., was honored by the General Conference Youth Department at the third World Conference on Youth and Community Service in Pretoria, South Africa July 8 - 13, for outstanding contribution to the Seventh Day Adventist Church worldwide.
Youth, Children, and Chaplaincy Director of Uganda Union, Israel M. Kafeero, Ph.D, CFLE, in a citation, described Muganda as "a man of all season, whose service record spanned several generations."
"He started college in the late '60s, with worldview miles apart from the post-modern world but he refused to be left behind," the citation said. "His ideas, words, and behaviors always marched with the generation. Like the Apostle Paul, he mastered the art of speaking the language of the people before him, of whatever generation."
Kafeero said Muganda was righteous, obedient and humble even when it meant sleeping in a thatched tent in the bushes of Uganda during a youth camp in 1986 "where the nights were filled with the music of a lion scare."
"I was humbled and grateful to God for using me to impact the lives of so many youth around the world and leading them to the cross of Calvary, "Muganda said.
Muganda served as world youth director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church from 1995 to 2010. During that time, he gave leadership to activities for eight million young people around the world, developed programs and strategies for (Adventure Club, Pathfinders, Ambassadors Club and Senior Youth. Under his leadership the World Conference on Youth and Community Service, an event held every five years, was introduced.
"The work of leading young people in this fast paced world is enormous," Kafeero said. "With a lot of options being offered by the world to the youth, we still have a lot to do, but he has done his part."
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 19) - Students from Washington Adventist University continue to take the institutions passion for excellence and service abroad, this time with a three-week trip to Pune, a bustling metropolis in Maharashtra, India's second largest state.
Fifteen students made the trip, led by Vice President of Ministry Baraka Muganda, Ed.D. and Chaplain for Ministry, Regina Johnson. The students left the University June 7 and returned June 23.
"Washington Adventist University is preparing students not only academically but also spiritually, to impact the local and global world through service," said Muganda.
Students participated in a health fair, under the theme NEWSTART (nutrition, exercise, water, sunlight, temperance, air, rest, and trust in divine power) and visited the Good Shepherd School and the Roger School, both secondary institutions , and Spicer Memorial College, a Seventh-day Adventist Institution of higher learning in Pune.
Students also preached at the locations and conducted Vacation Bible School, attended mostly by children from Buddhist, Hindu, and Muslim homes.
"It was awesome to hear these children sing with joy and excitement and not only at the schools but also in their own homes. What these young missionaries from Washington Adventist University have done in Pune will go a long way to plant seeds of faith among the people of Pune," said Thomson Parackal, pastor of the Good Shepherd Church in Pune and coordinator for the group's evangelistic activities. "This mission trip planted the seeds of Jesus in many Indian homes in the city of Pune. The children in those homes are now singing songs like, "Jesus Loves Me" and "He is Able."
The trip ended June 22 with the baptism of 30 new converts.
"Under the heat of a beautiful Indian day, we watched as our brothers and sisters in Christ gave their lives to Him, rebirth. A distinct visual I will forever cherish," said Sola Campbell, recent graduate of Oakwood University who accompanied the WAU students on this trip.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 16)- Weymouth Spence, Ed.D. President of Washington Adventist University has been elected secretary/treasurer by The Board of Trustees of the Maryland Independent College and University Association elected, effective July 1, 2013.
He will serve alongside Chairman Kevin Manning, President of Stevenson University; Vice Chair Roger Casey, President of McDaniel College; and Capital Projects Committee Chair, Michael Wood, President of Capitol College.
MICUA is a member-driven organization devoted to serving the interests of independent higher education and supporting the work of campus leaders throughout the State. Established in 1971, the Association provides services to foster cooperative efforts among its member institutions and all segments of higher education. As the voice of independent higher education in Maryland, MICUA seeks to inform the broader public about its member institutions and the vital importance of independent colleges and universities to the future of our State and nation.
Washington Adventist University is a private liberal arts institution located in scenic Takoma Park, Md. Founded in 1904, it is owned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church and offers a Christian education to nearly 1,500 students of all faiths, through eight graduate and 32 undergraduate programs. Its vision is to produce graduates who bring competence and moral leadership to their communities. The 2011 edition of U.S. News & World Report ranked the University among the best regional colleges in the northern region and as one of the most diverse.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 12) –Former president of the East Allegheny Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the Washington Adventist University Board of Trustees, Charles Cheatham, is the newest recipient of the Gateway Distinguished Service Award.
President Weymouth Spence, Ed.D, presented the award to Cheatham at an East Allegheny camp meeting, June 28.
"Charles Cheatham served WAU with great distinction for 12 years. He was a valuable member of the board and the University was enriched by his presence. We wish him well in retirement; it is very well earned," Spence said.
Cheatham served as a member of the WAU board of from 2000 to 2012. He was a member of the marketing and enrollment and executive committees.
Cheatham, who holds a master's degree in theology from Andrews University, has done extensive missionary work in Africa, Russia, Europe, India, and the Caribbean. His numerous roles in the church include those of pastor, director, and executive Secretary.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 9) – Kevin Krueger, general manager for KGTS 91.3 and Positive Life Radio Network at Walla Walla University, Washington, is the new general manager of WGTS 91.9 FM, the contemporary Christian music radio station owned by Washington Adventist University. Rob Vandeman, chair of the WGTS Board, confirmed the appointment, July 3.
Located in Takoma Park, Md., WGTS serves the Washington, D.C., area, broadcasting to over 600,000 listeners. It ranks among the top 10 in the Washington D.C. market.
"It's an honor to be invited to guide the team at an industry leading station and ministry. KGTS/PLR and WGTS have a long rich 'sister station' history that I plan to continue. I anticipate many wonderful opportunities to serve the people in our nation's capital just as we have served those in the Inland Northwest. Whatever the scale or location, it really boils down to service – one person serving another," says Krueger.
Krueger replaces General Manager John Konrad who died at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, January 2, after a short illness. Douglas Walker currently serves as interim general manager.
Krueger began working as a student announcer at Walla Walla University's radio station in 1982. After graduating from in 1987 with a degree in communications, he became program director and general manager a year later. Under his leadership, the station grew from a single local station into a regional Christian radio network with 120,000 listeners. Stations in the Positive Life Radio network are based in 15 cities in Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
"I'm humbled by what lies ahead. The opportunities to serve others and share Christ are huge. I feel fortunate to be joining a team of professionals and student interns that know their craft. The change is a hard one, we have deep roots in the Inland Northwest, but it'll be good to take all I've learned here and take it to our nation's capital to encourage and bless people," Krueger said.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (July 10) – Washington Adventist University (WAU) president Weymouth Spence, Ed.D., celebrated America's 237th year as an independent nation by participating in the annual Takoma Park Independence Day Parade, along with his family and a number of WAU staff and students.
"I believe it is important for the University to connect with the city and I thought this was one way to do that," Spence said. "It was great; I thoroughly enjoyed the experience."
This is the 124th consecutive celebration Independence Day for the City of Takoma Park. This year's parade began at the intersection of Carroll and Ethan Allen Avenues, wound its way along Carroll Avenue through Old Town Takoma, turned right on Maple Avenue, and ended at the intersection of Maple and Ritchie Avenues, a distance of approximately 1.25 mile.
The City of Takoma Park is a municipality of approximately 17,000 residents in Montgomery County, Maryland. It has a long history of political and civic activism, leading to the city declaring itself a nuclear free zone and a sanctuary city. Non-U.S. citizen residents are permitted to vote in municipal elections and environmental initiatives have been pursued for decades by the public and the city government.
Takoma Park is known as "Azalea City" because of the many flowering azalea bushes that brighten the area in the spring.
Washington Adventist University is the only four year residential institution of higher learning in Montgomery County.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (June 13) - Cheryl Harris, Ph.D., RN, executive dean and director of nursing at Mountain View College, Dallas, Texas, has been appointed provost of Washington Adventist University (WAU), effective August 2013.
"I am excited about incorporating Dr. Kisunzu into the WAU leadership team," said President Weymouth Spence, Ed.D. "I believe that her appointment will provide the stability, vision and energy that will help WAU meet the current and future needs of our students."
Kisunzu holds a Ph.D. in educational leadership from Andrews University Berrien Springs, MI; M.S. in Nursing from Rush University, Chicago, IL and B.S.in Nursing, also from Andrews University/Berrien Springs.
She has held senior level positions in academic and administrative leadership, including grant administrator at Eastfield College, Mesquite, TX, and at different times, had responsibility for nursing, the life sciences, and human resources at William Rainey Harper College, Palatine, IL. She has also taught at the community college and university levels for 14 years.
The search for a new provost for WAU began last fall when the University engaged the services of executive search firm, FaithSearch Partners, to identify well-qualified Adventist candidates. Five individuals were interviewed by an internal panel, four of whom were invited to campus during April and May for in-depth review by the entire campus community and members of the Board of Trustees.
"After carefully considering each candidate's qualifications and strengths, as well as the campus community feedback, and after much prayer, I recommended Dr. Kisunzu to the Board of Trustees as the candidate who best fits the role of Provost. At its special meeting, June 6, the Board concurred with my recommendation," Dr. Spence said.
"I am extremely grateful to Dr. Patrick Williams who has served as Interim Provost since last July. He has worked tirelessly to advance the academic agenda and I believe that he has orchestrated and laid significant groundwork for the institution for the future," he added.
The president said Dr. Williams will continue to serve WAU as associate provost and dean of the School of Arts and Sciences.
"I look forward to his continued leadership and perspective as WAU continues to strengthen the academy."


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Salk scientist Rusty Gage elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Awardees also include sculptor, actor and Supreme Court Chief Justice
La Jolla, CA – Fred H. "Rusty" Gage, Ph.D., whose basic research at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies has advanced scientific understanding about the potential of the adult brain and nervous system to repair itself, has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a distinction awarded annually to top individuals in business, government, public affairs, the arts and popular culture as well as biomedical research.read more >>
In mice, walking (and running) depends on nerve cell chatter during development
La Jolla, CA – The ability of a pair of legs to walk in a stepwise fashion with each other appears to be set up during a brief period as an embryo's spine develops, when a single neurotransmitter takes its turn to "talk" to nerve cells.read more >>
Molecular 'zipcode' guides nerves to correct places in body
La Jolla, CA – During embryonic development, thousands of nerves must be connected to muscles as part of a communication network that allows the newborn to move, breathe and lead a normal life. The question is, how does this complicated 'telephone system' get wired up?read more >>
"Thank you, Dr. Salk" celebration will recognize 50th anniversary of polio vaccine at the La Jolla research institute founded by Jonas Salk
La Jolla, CA – On the morning of April 12, jhundreds of Salk scientists, graduate students and staff will begin their day at the Institute by celebrating the 50th anniversary of the vaccine that has saved them – and millions of others – from becoming crippled or dying from poliomyelitis or polio.read more >>
Altering steroid receptor genes creates fat burning muscles, resistance to weight gain, and lowered inflammation.
La Jolla, CA – The Salk Institute scientist who earlier discovered that enhancing the function of a single protein produced a mouse with an innate resistance to weight gain and the ability to run a mile without stopping, has found new evidence that this protein and a related protein play central roles in the body's complex journey to obesity and offer a new and specific metabolic approach to the treatment of obesity related disease such as Syndrome X (insulin resistance, hyperlipidemia and atherosclerosis).read more >>
Elastic Gateway in Ion Channel Discovered
La Jolla, CA – Salk Institute for Biological Studies scientists have identified a tiny flexible gateway that controls the rapid-fire opening and closing of a family of ion channels through which potassium ions flow in and out of cells of the body.read more >>
Prestigious HHMI appointments go to two Salk Institute Researchers
La Jolla, CA – Sascha du Lac and Joseph P. Noel, both basic research scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, were selected for the prestigious position of Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigator.read more >>
'Mistic' Breakthrough in Membrane Science
La Jolla, CA – The elusive world of membrane proteins – the crucial gatekeepers of a body cell's outer wall that are popular targets for scientists trying to understand the molecular origins of health and disease – has been made more accessible through a discovery published in the February 25 issue of Science.read more >>
Brain Circuitry More Precise Than Suspected
La Jolla, CA – A hallmark of brain organization is that nerve cells (neurons) with similar function are grouped together. But Salk Institute for Biological Studies research published in Nature on February 24 shows that neighboring neurons also keep secrets that they share only with trusted friends.read more >>
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La Jolla, CA – Scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies have filled in two significant gaps in the molecular pathway that allow plant steroid hormones to stimulate plants to be larger and more fruitful. The findings may open up the prospect of larger vegetables or increased seed yield and could have a galvanizing effect on agricultural research.read more >>


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OneNote, where have you been all my life?
If after my last OneNote video tutorial you weren't convinced that you should blow the dust off your OneNote icon that's been sitting patiently on your desktop just waiting for you to notice it and just click it, then this next video tutorial should do the trick.
This video tutorial is jam packed with more features I've discovered that are great for organizing and simplifying both your online and offline research workflows. It's SO jam packed that I went over the 15 minute limit for YouTube. So I had to edit it, and what exactly hit the cutting room floor?
The BONUS I have for you. That's right. Another freebie. It's like Christmas around here. It's like I'm insane or something. [No comments, please.]
So. The freebie is the NEW & IMPROVED research plan template in OneNote format for those who are using OneNote. If you don't have OneNote but want the new & improved research plan, you can get it to cut & paste.
***Update: Due to popular demand, I have now made a convenient page for The New & Improved Research Plan in OneNote, Evernote, and other versions.***
All you have to do is CONTACT ME [or use the Contact tab above] and give me your email. I'll use the Email-a-Page feature in OneNote to email it to you. [I emailed it to myself, and it worked.] #PreachItLiveIt
Hope you like it. [And I'm sorry for the edit at the end. But? I'd already recorded 3 Xs and kept going over. =) ]
And? HOW are you using OneNote for your genealogy and family history research? Let me know in comments below. OR write a blog post and link back to mine.
5/16/2012 14:20:57
Caroline - you do know you can ask YouTube to take that 15 minute limit off your account? As long as you are not a problem user, it seems to be pretty freely given. In any event, I love OneNote (always have) and think it is one of the most under-rated programs PERIOD. Microsoft should really be pushing this amazing program. Thanks for you videos on this.
Caroline Pointer
5/16/2012 18:35:23
Tessa, agreed. Definitely underrated.
Caroline Pointer
5/16/2012 18:37:54
That is, the limit lifted, not limited. I'm on my iPhone. :)
5/16/2012 21:28:23
Thanks for posting these videos! I love OneNote and it's great to see how other genealogists use it.
Caroline M. Pointer
5/16/2012 22:58:23
Thanks, Amanda! I'm glad you enjoyed it. =)
5/16/2012 22:50:28
another great video tutorial Caroline, may I ask what your using to record your videos?
Caroline M. Pointer
5/16/2012 23:01:08
Thanks Lynn. I'm using the Pro version of Screencast-o-matic which is just $12 per year. They have a free version, but there's more post-recording functionality to the pro version, like it uploads to YouTube WAY faster. And its only $12. Cheap. 2 fancy coffees cheap. LOL. =)
5/17/2012 00:16:39
Once I've recovered from school and don't hate OneNote (since I keep my school notes in there too), I'll have to make a video on this. I just love OneNote and I really couldn't live without it.
5/21/2012 07:15:37
The great thing about OneNote is that it mimics the handwritten system I used to use in college (most of us used it, I guess) to write research papers -- scribbling little notes in the margin (now neatly in boxes!), cross-referencing pages (now you just click!), rummaging around for a footnote (now it's automatically pasted in!), saving tidbits you might use somewhere (now it's unfiled notes). This is a delight.
6/10/2012 12:45:08
I've been using OneNote for a few years now but these two videos have been an amazing leap forward. Thanks.
6/10/2012 22:17:13
Michelle, I'm glad you enjoyed the OneNote videos. OneNote is very powerful and easy to learn for those of us who already use Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.
6/22/2012 21:16:57
I really like onenote but I complety don't understand the things. First - why text formatting is so limited? You can't have nice looking tables, and if you copy text from Word then 70% formatting is removed.
6/22/2012 21:36:59
6/23/2012 00:57:12
Thank you for your opinion. I simply believe that for these people who want to take their notes quickly - enabling advanced formatting wouldn't change anything. But people like me who want to create a nice looking notes (which will be then reposted to others) should have the ability to all formatting features like in Word or Powerpoint.
6/23/2012 02:41:45
I agree with you, Mark. I don't understand why Microsoft doesn't advertise OneNote more as well. MSOffice 2012 will be coming out soon with OneNote v.15. Perhaps it will include some of these updates. At any rate, have you suggested your ideas to Microsoft?
6/23/2012 05:40:03
I'm going to send them my suggestions soon. Here's a good place I think (if you would like to send them suggestions also)
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CFD Modeling of Gas Release and Dispersion: Prediction of Flammable Gas Clouds
ABSTRACT Advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models of gas release and dispersion (GRAD) have been developed, tested, validated and applied to the modeling of various industrial real-life indoor and outdoor flammable gas (hydrogen, methane, etc.) release
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ABSTRACT: The effect of surfaces on the extent of high pressure horizontal unignited jets of hydrogen and methane is studied using computer fluid dynamics simulations performed with FLACS Hydrogen. Results for constant flow rate through a 6.35 mm diameter pressure relief Device (PRD) orifice from 100 barg, 250 barg, 400 barg, 550 barg and 700 barg compressed gas systems are presented for both horizontal hydrogen and methane jets. To quantify the effect of a horizontal surface on the jet, the jet exit is positioned at various heights above the ground ranging from 0.1 m to 10 m. Free jet simulations are performed for comparison purposes. Also, for cross-validation purposes, a number of cases for 100 barg releases were simulated using proprietary models developed for hydrogen within commercial CFD software PHOENICS. It is found that the presence of a surface and its proximity to the jet centreline result in a pronounced increase in the extent of the flammable cloud compared to a free jet.International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 02/2011; DOI:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2010.04.121 · 3.31 Impact Factor
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A likely emphasis of the Friday practice: defending the perimeter. After the Ducks scored 92 points in a win over Washington State on Thursday, UO coach Dana Altman made a quick mention of the Huskies scoring 95 in a win over Oregon State.
"We can't try to outscore them," Altman said of playing at an even faster pace than the frenetic ways of Washington. "We have to play better perimeter defense."
That's definitely a key against the Huskies. Of Washington's 95 points scored against the Beavers, 77 were tallied by perimeter players. Not always on the outside, because all of the Huskies can crash the boards and Washington had 12 offensive rebounds against OSU, nine by perimeter players.
There are difficult matchups on the outside for Oregon. Who takes Tony Wroten? The 6-5 freshman had 26 points against WSU, and he has the basketball often in his hands running the offense. Does that assignment fall to Devoe Joseph or Garrett Sim? The other presumably has to guard 6-6 Terrence Ross. And that leaves 5-8 Johnathan Loyd on 6-3 Abdul Gaddy.
Or do the Ducks try to zone Washington?
Both teams looked very good offensively in their opening wins. It was a season-high for points by Oregon, along with several other offensive bests:http://www.registerguard.com/web/sports/27389334-41/points-oregon-half-ashaolu-ducks.html.csp
Maybe to be expected, the Cougars said it was their poor defense that contributed to Oregon's onslaught: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2011/dec/30/who-are-the-real-cougs-stay-tuned/?print-friendly
Washington's victory over OSU was led by Wroten, likely to be the Pac-12's outstanding freshman: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/huskies/2017122212_umen30.html
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