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Service & Immersion
University Ministry immersion trips provide experiences of direct service rooted in relationship. They offer students the opportunity to work for the common good, encounter new realities, and reflect on their experiences in the context of a diverse community.
What are Immersions?
Immersions are key experiences of a transformative Jesuit and Mercy education rooted in social justice. These experiences include manual labor, cultural learning, relationship building, and daily prayer and reflection. They offer a life-long path for our students to become persons for others, and we believe that performing them changes the world.
Support our students on their Service and Immersion Trips today!
Immersion Trips
Alternative Winter Break (AWB) and Alternative Spring Break (ASB)
During winter break and spring break, students travel to locations throughout the United States to engage in direct service. Students build community, reflect and share work with communities affected by injustice. They immerse themselves issues of social justice.
International Service Experience (ISE)
Righty after second semester finals, students travel to an international location where they immerse themselves in a new culture and cultivate their sense of openness and trust.
Discover the D
Every month, visit a new part of Detroit and go out for lunch in the city! Past Discover the D trips have included the Heidelberg Project, Eastern Market, and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. The city of Detroit has so much to offer! Sign-up in person at the Ministry office across from the Bookstore.
Mystery Trip
Without knowing where they were going or in what type of service they would engage, students they commit to service and accompaniment wherever it leads the week after second semester finals. We ask you come as you are, with a heart prepared to enter an unfamiliar place. No details are given until the week before the trip.
Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice
The Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice is an annual gathering for members of the Ignatian family (Jesuit institutions and larger church) to come together in the context of social justice and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together. It is a place where students are empowered, re-energized, inspired, challenged, and supported by a community that sees faith and justice integrally linked.
Over three days in Washington, D.C., students will listen to inspiring speakers, participate in break-out sessions, pray together, and spend a morning on Capitol Hill.
Apply today for the 2017 Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice!
Check out the Ignatian Solidarity Network website and contact Heather at email@example.com or 313-993-1560 for more information!
Please Note: Detroit students and affiliates must register through the University Ministry office, NOT directly through the Ignatian Family Teach-In national website.
Service Opportunities
Detroit Mercy is distinguished by graduates who lead and serve in their communities. Whether it's for one afternoon, one week, or all semester, all of our service opportunities will develop your leadership skills even as they give you an incredible, transforming experience of serving those in need, often in another cultural setting. Plus, you'll have fun with other students while you're at it!
Service in the city
Every Wednesday from 2 to 5 p.m. and two Saturdays a month from 9 a.m. to noon, University Ministry will be taking a group of students out to different service sites to serve others and get to know the local community. If you would like to sign up or have any other questions or concerns, you can contact Heather at email@example.com.
Current Students service learning
See the Institute for Leadership and Service for more information on other service learning opportunities at Detroit Mercy.
Post-graduate service programs
What are you doing after graduation? Are you still trying to figure this out?
Have you ever considered volunteering for a year or two after graduation?
You have lots of choices even after you commit to doing service. There are many programs that are available to men and women who want to make a commitment. We recommend joining ones sponsored by the founders of our university, the Jesuits and the Sisters of Mercy.
Each is committed to the pursuit of justice within a faith context, community and simple lifestyle. Be a part of something bigger. You can find your personal niche while staying connected. The experience goes beyond the year(s) which you serve. The opportunities are diverse and the experience is in common.
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"After viewing the film, it was kind of like what we thought right after the football game, Holmgren told the media in attendance at Monday's press conference. "We are a much better defensive team than we played; than we executed in that game. (We) missed too many tackles, we missed some assignments and that was uncharacteristic of some of the players.
"That coupled with the fact that Kansas City is really getting their offense together in my opinion, they have an outstanding back, they had a good day offensively. But still, I expect our team to play better than that."
Another problem was third downs. Seattle allowed 6 of 13 conversions on third down and Holmgren said that was frustrating.
"We couldn't get off the field on third down; we couldn't get off the field," Holmgren said. "Ryan Plackemeier made some really nice kicks; we had them down in there a few times. Give them credit they came out and they made plays. Damon Huard had a heck of a game.
"I talked to the coaches this morning and it is very clear after reviewing the film, the areas that we struggle with, and it is their job to coach their guys and plan accordingly and get that thing going in the right direction.
"We won a game with our defense, the first game of the year 9-6; I believe our defense is capable of playing a lot better. I believe if you ask the players, that they would say the same thing. They are upstanding guys, they are not hiding anything, and they're going to tell you.
"As to why any phase of our football team; offense, defense or special teams, breaks down in a particular game, there are a few reasons, different reasons, and you just have to be honest about it and try and fix it, and that is what were going to try and do."
And that was just the defense.
He also shared his thoughts on how his offense performed.
"On offense for us, I was very proud of the job Seneca (Wallace) did," Holmgren noted. "Now, can he improve in some areas? Certainly. But the part that is troublesome is we're not running the ball the way we're used to and it just is a problem right now that we have to try and fix. You can't be one dimensional in this league and right now we can't run worth a darn. We're working really hard on that phase of our football this week."
The hope was that reigning NFL MVP Shaun Alexander might be available for this week's game against the Oakland Raiders, but Holmgren said that may not be the case.
"He had pictures taken today and the doctors, the medical people, are reluctant to give me the green light on Shaun after what they saw in the pictures," Holmgren said. "He is getting better, he's feeling better, and his crack has healed a bunch, but they were not ready to hand him over to me, so to speak this week. It appears as though it will be at least another week."
With Alexander out, the Seahawks have managed only 75.5 yards in four games with RB Maurice Morris putting up only 45.8 yards per game – a 2.9 yard per carry average – and no touchdowns. Holmgren said it's a combination of many things, not just one breakdown that is causing the Seahawks to struggle and he's doing his best to move the offense by playing to its strength – the wide receivers.
"The strength of our football team right now is our receivers and I want strive for balance but at the same time I have to move the football somehow some way," Holmgren admitted. "To do that, we have to become more effective in our rushing. We have to work hard at that. We have to make it happen; we have to almost will it to happen right now. That is why the emphasis will be there this week."
One player who showed well this week was rookie guard Rob Sims who rotated with second-year lineman Chris Spencer, a converted center, throughout the game.
"He had a pretty good half a game, and for that matter so did Chris Spencer," Holmgren said. "They are both capable young guys, so when Sims got in the game, he did some good things, yes he certainly did. We will probably just platoon those guys some more, I have to see how (Floyd Womack) feels coming back in right now, it is a decision we will make at the end of the week."
The return this week of RT Sean Locklear from a league-mandated suspension is also a good thing for the offense.
As far as Wallace is concerned, Holmgren said he was happy with the play of his young quarterback, but he still has a ways to improve and he expects that to continue.
"I thought his poise was excellent," Holmgren said. "I think, by his own admission, he missed a couple throws. That would be one of my criticisms. I think he made some tough throws and there were a couple easy throws he missed. That is just relaxing and doing what he can do.
"We can point out technically why he missed the throws and that will be a good learning tool for him. The run of two minute offense at the end of the game, to be involved in that, and your decision making while you're involved in that, that will be a good learning thing for him. There was only one play I can remember where we lined up wrong, we got a little discombobulated, and that is not bad for your first game out of the chute in that environment."
After two losses in a row for the first time in three years, Holmgren said the psyche of the team is still positive and they are confident they can get the problems fixed and start winning again and it's going to take some hard-nosed play to get back to the playoffs again this season.
"I think last season when we set a record for winning all those games in a row, that is the exception, not the rule," Holmgren admitted. "Normally, most seasons, you're kind of battling and scraping and scratching for wins, that is how it normally goes.
"We're in one of those things right now and I think there are reasons that we're kind of the way we are right now, but we have a chance at the halfway mark to be 5-3. We're still leading the division, we're tied for the division lead, but we're still up there. We're positioned ok, we're all a little disappointed in the last two ball games, but we're positioned ok, hopefully now we start getting some guys back and then we can start playing again the way I think we can play.
"But health doesn't answer the questions of mistakes, you know. I don't want to mislead you and I don't want our coaches to think 'ok, when these guys, everything is fine,' there are guys on the field that have to start doing things correctly. Look, every play I call isn't the greatest play in the world, and I will start with myself, I look at myself too. It is the play we called and it is the defense we called, run it to the best of your ability, run it or do it. Either we're giving them too much stuff or they're not studying enough or whatever. We have to look at it and fix that.
"It appears it is going to be one of those seasons where we're battling, we're biting, we're scratching, and already it is different that it was last year, already. We're going to show up and keep battling."
Holmgren said he expects to make no lineup changes this week and that the team will have both today and Tuesday off before returning on Wednesday to prepare for their game on Monday night against the Raiders.
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So here's the plan for the LEDs. I will be backlighting the motherboard, lighting the front of the PSU and the radiator (top mounted) all red.
Its very likely ill also light the inside of the case with "cool white" LEDs.
Both will be controlled separately by rocker switches.
Now the problem is, what color should the paracord be? I found good prices and choices locally at ~$6/50 feet. Here are some choices, please help me decide!
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they have plenty of colors there. I just picked out some I thought were cool.
I don't really want to do red. I feel like my build has enough of it.
White would be nice, but I don't actually have any other white in the build.
I'd like to do silver, but I don't think ill be able to get the same shade as chrome plating with any type of sleeve.
So I'm at a loss for what color would look best
I say the 3rd one (the one not in the spoiler) but thats IMO.


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Following his second straight Southern Conference Player of the Year award and guiding the UTC football team to its most successful season in 30 years, junior Davis Tull was chosen by the Collegiate Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) as the program's first Capital One Academic All-American.
UTC head football coach Russ Huesman and junior defensive end Davis Tull each received extensive post season honors for their roles in leading the Mocs to a historic 8-4 SoCon championship season.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team have clinched a share of their first league championship since 1984. UTC is 8-3 overall, 6-2 in SoCon action, and close out the regular season at No. 1 Alabama.


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The April 2017 issue of Nestor (44.4) is available as a free download.
On 31 May 2017 abstracts (250-300 words) are due for the People of the Great Stones Symposium: Megaliths, Mounds, Kivas, Cairns, to be held from 18-22 March 2018 at the State College of Florida, Lakewood Ranch Campus in the Sarasota/Bradenton area on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Contributions (25 minutes) are sought on monumentality and the materiality of stone considering non-industrial cultures from the Old and/or New World on art and architecture, belief systems, social structure, sustainability, and use of natural phenomena. Further information is available at http://www.otsf.org/greatstonesymposium.html.
On 20-22 April 2017 the Tenth Experimental Archaeology Conference (EAC10) will be held in Leiden. Further information is available at http://exarc.net/meetings/eac10. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers will include:
M. R. Pitone, "Experimental Archaeometallurgy of Early-Middle Bronze Age Cyprus: pilot experiments of copper smelting at Pyrgos-Mavroraki"
On 21 April 2017 a conference entitled Thalassotopies : La mer vue de la terre, la terre vue de la mer dans l'Antiquité will be held in Paris. Further information is available at http://www.paris-iea.fr/fr/evenements/thalassotopies-la-mer-vue-de-la-terre-la-terre-vue-de-la-mer-dans-l-antiquite. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include:
G. Vavouranakis, "The sea inside: Past research retentions and future conceptual protentions in the study of the Prehistoric Aegean seascapes"
M. Pomadère, "Vivre, travailler et mourir près de l'eau : usages et fonctions multiples du territoire côtier du site minoen de Malia"
R. Brugge, "The physical and cultural maritime landscape: the case of southern Euboia"
D. Catapoti, "To reach a port we must set sail: Boats and way finding in Prehistoric Aegean"
S. Verdan, "Autour de Glaukos : aspects sensoriels et culturels de la plongée en Grèce ancienne"
A. Pinto, " Le triton : un son venu de la mer"
On 18-19 May 2017 an international symposium entitled Making Cities: Economies of production and urbanisation in Mediterranean Europe 1000-500 BCE will be held at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research at the University of Cambridge. Further information is available at http://www.mcdonald.cam.ac.uk/events/procon. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include:
J. Cutler, "Production and consumption of textiles in Greece"
A. Mazarakis Ainian, "Production activities in the South Euboean Gulf during the Early Iron Age"
K. Reber, "Production activities and economy in Early Iron Age Eretria"
A. Kotsonas, "Making Cretan Cities: Urbanisation, Demography and Economic Specialisation from the Early Iron Age to the Archaic period"
The Aegean Seminar in Zagreb hosted the following lectures. Further information is available from Helena Tomas at
13 March 2017: C. Murphy, "Breakable objects designed to last: the case of Minoan peak sanctuary anthropomorphic figurines"
27-28 March 2017: R. Palmer, "Evidence for Wine and Fermented Beverages in the Bronze Age Aegean" and "Deer, Wild Goats and Horn-working in the Linear B Tablets"
On 14-16 March 2017 the 45th Annual Conference of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA 2017): Digital Archaeologies, Material Worlds (Past and Present) was held in Atlanta, GA. Further information is available at http://caaconference.org/. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included:
M. Pihokker, "Determining Spatial Relationships between Domestic Sites and Cemeteries of the Central Peloponnese"
L. Harrison, "Mobilizing a Salvage Archaeology Dataset to Build a 3D Interpretive Visualization"
W. Schmidle, S. Cuy, N. Kallas, F. Thiery, and J. Wieners, "Analyzing Reasons for Different Datings of Periods using the ChronOntology Time Gazetteer"
On 30 March - 1 April 2017 an international congress entitled Ancient Phokis. New Approaches to its Archaeology, History, and Topography was held at the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut Athen in cooperation with the École française d'Athènes. Further information is available at https://www.dainst.org/documents/10180/2746993/Programme_Phokistagung2017-03-13_lowRes.pdf/a2dd01ed-dddf-4871-a7db-720ead037a62. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included:
J.-M. Luce, "La céramique à Delphes et à Kalapodi de l'Age du fer"
S. Jalkotzy-Deger, "The Mycenaean cemetery of Elateia-Alonaki and the Early Iron Age: a historical essay"
On 5-8 April 2017 the 2017 UK Archaeological Science Conference was held at the Institute of Archaeology at University College London. Further information is available at https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/calendar/conferences/ukas2017. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included:
E. Stroud, "Chalcolithic agricultural practices on the Anatolian plateau: investigating crop husbandry through a multistranded approach"
P. Vaiglova, A. Bogaard, R. Fraser, T. Karkanas, J. Evans, P. Halstead, T. Valamoti, M. Pappa, and J. Lee-Thorp, "Of Cattle and Feasts: using multiple isotopes to understand short- and long-term management patterns of animals consumed during feasts at Neolithic Makriyalos"
M. Lorenzon, "Raw source materials in Minoan mudbrick production"
R. Vykukal, "Lipid Analysis of Pottery from Ayia Triada Cave, Greece: Evidence for Ritualized Consumption?"
On 6-7 April 2017 the Ενδέκατο Επιστημονικό Συμπόσιο - Ανασκαφή και Έρευνα XI: από το ερευνητικό έργο του Τομέας Αρχαιολογίας και Ιστορίας της Τέχνης was held by the Department of Archaeology and History of Art of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Further information is available at http://www.arch.uoa.gr/fileadmin/arch.uoa.gr/uploads/drast_arch/anaskafh_kai_ereyna_xi_program_2017.pdf. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included:
Κ. Κοπανιάς, "Πού βρισκόταν η Χώρα της Danuna; Where was the Land of Danuna located?"
Ε. Μαντζουράνη, Κ. Κοπανιάς, and Ι. Βοσκός, "Ο 'μεγάλος βασιλιάς της Αλασίας': αρχαιολογικές και γραπτές πηγές για την κοινωνικο-πολιτική οργάνωση της Κύπρου κατά την Ύστερη Εποχή του Χαλκού. The 'Great King of Alashia': archaeological and textual evidence on the sociopolitical organization of Cyprus during the Late Bronze Age"
Γ. Παπαδοπούλου, "'Τώρα σου έστειλα 500 'τάλαντα' χαλκού...'. Η επιστολή ΕΑ 35 από το αρχείο της Αμάρνα σταλμένη από τον βασιλιά της Αλασία προς τον Φαραώ. ʻNow I have sent to you 500 'talents' of copper'. Letter EA 35 of the Amarna archive sent by the king of Alašiya to the Pharaoh"
On 6-9 April 2017 a Conference on Environment and Human Activity in the Peloponnese was held at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, organized by the PELOPS group in cooperation with the Swedish Institute at Athens and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Further information is available at http://www.sia.gr/topics/2017/03/13/international-conference-human-environment-dynamics-peloponnese-beyond-ideas-methods-results/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included:
J. Kaplan, P. Sommer, and R. Hughes, "Quantitative modeling of land use in the prehistoric and classical Peloponnese, to characterize influence on land cover, sustainability, and vulnerability of society to environmental change"
A. Bogaard, V. Isaakidou, E. Nitsch, A. Styring, and P. Vaiglova, "Characterising land-use in prehistoric Greece and beyond: interdisciplinary approaches to on-site bioarchaeological evidence"
M. Prent and S. Kluiving, "The Geraki Archaeological Project: 6000 years of human-environment interactions in southeastern Laconia"
On 7 April 2017 the 24th Archaeology and Theory Conference: Power and Authority – an archaeologist's friend or foe? was held at Groningen University. Further information is available at http://www.archaeologicaldialogues.nl/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included:
C. W. Wiersma, "From domestic architecture to social hierarchies"
C. V. Alonso-Moreno, "Mycenae Rich in Gold: Social Discourse, Bias and Performance in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens"
On 8-9 April 2017 the Tenth Institute for European and Mediterranean Archaeology (IEMA) Visiting Scholar Conference. Archaeology of Mountain Landscapes: Interdisciplinary Research Strategies of Agro-Pastoralism in Upland Regions was held at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Further information is available at http://www.iema.buffalo.edu/conference/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included:
M. L. Galaty, "Agro-Pastoralism in a Dispersed Village, Mountain Economy: Results of the Shala Valley Project, Northern Albania"
M. Georgiadis, "Research at the Late Bronze Age peak sanctuary on Mt Leska, Kythera (Greece)"
The March 2017 issue of Nestor (44.3) is available as a free download.


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A Crise Financeira Mundial: Impactos Sobre O Brasil
O presente texto trata da crise internacional e sua relação com o Brasil. Visto que, apesar dos mecanismos de contenção por parte dos governantes, já podemos sentir as conseqüências dessa crise se refletindo em todos os países, inclusive no Brasil. Já não podemos mais dizer que desconhecemos as causas da crise econômica e de juros aqui no Brasil. A pergunta é: como enfrentar essa crise internacional?
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Welcome to the ineedhits Search Engine Marketing blog, where we share the latest search engine and online marketing news, releases, industry trends and great DIY tips and advice.
We all know that links are the holy grail of top Google rankings, but how many of you actually track where you're links are coming from and how they're changing and performing.
Tracking your backlinks doesn't have to be a time and resource intensive process thanks to a range of free and fairly cheap backlink analysis tools that are now available.
I've detailed my top 5 Free backlink analysis tools which I recommend for tracking and monitor your link building efforts.
With the Yahoo! Site Explorer tool, you can view the links that the Yahoo! Search engine is seeing point to your site, plus more information that Yahoo! has about your site, if you're site is verified in the Yahoo! system.
As Bing and Yahoo! merge forces, they have confirmed that Yahoo! Site Explorer will be migrated into the Bing webmaster area.
The Yahoo!/Bing Site Explorer historically provides a better profile of your inbound links than Google tools as they tend to include almost all of them whereas Google chooses to filter links out.
Within the Site Explorer tool you'll be able to see the total links to a site and specific pages and can include or exclude links within a website to get a clear picture of your website's link profile.
Google's webmaster center also provides some valuable link profile information. While it's still not what I consider to be a completely accurate picture of a website's backlinks, Google has increase the number of links it tracks.
Google's "Links to Your site" area allows you to drill down to a page level to see the inbound links and it also provides a ranking of the top "Anchor Text" for the links pointing to your website (helps to see if your SEO efforts are on target for the right keywords)
You can also download all Google's data so you can manipulate it in your favourite spreadsheet program.
A clean well designed free link checking tool that uses a browser plugin to analyse the links to a website. While it doesn't appear to find all links, it gathers a healthy cross section and even locates sites which have since removed links to your site.
It includes information such as PR, PageRank, Anchor text, outbound links, link strength and link history.
Open Site Explorer comes from the well respected SEOmoz team. Offering similar insights to the Yahoo! site explorer tool (probably a hat tip for the name also), Open Site Explorer also includes some important SEOmoz specific link and authority factors.
The only catch is that you'll need to go pro for a full review of your link profile, which for the reasonable well priced membership is a good investment in your SEO.
Another tool from one of the SEO industry's more respected tool providers – the SEOBook Backlink Analyzer is a desktop tool that provides some valuable insights into your website's link profile.
It analyzes / grabs anchor text, IP addresses, Alexa data, page title, number of links on page, and number of outbound links on a page. It basically is a big spreadsheet which makes it quick and easy to view linkage data for a paticular site.
There's many more tools out there, both free and paid, but I've found these one's to offer enough insight for both novice and more experienced SEO needs.
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Google Slides Now Allows You to Make Presentations Directly From Your Android Device to Hangouts Video CallsAugust 10, 2015 – 10:07 am | by Steve
It looks like Google Slides is on a roll. Not a while ago, the company made a major milestone by being given the ability to cast presentations on any screen with AirPlay or Chromecast. Users can now expect a lot more from the company especially after expanding the feature.
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What You Said: What I Learned from 'Act Like a Lady'
It's been two years since Steve Harvey declared himself a relationships expert and released his book, "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man." Since then the actor, comedian, radio host and philanthropist has amassed quite a following of women who swear by his "90 day rule" and other principles. As Harvey gears up to release his second book "Straight Talk, No Chaser," we asked our Facebook friends what they learned from "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man." Here's what you said...
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DENVER (AP) J.R. Smith finished off the Chicago Bulls.
Smith, Denver's streak-shooting sixth man, scored 12 of his 19 points in the final period and the Nuggets pulled away for a 112-93 victory Saturday night.
GAME REPORT: Nuggets 112, Bulls 93
Carmelo Anthony had 30 points, and Chauncey Billups added 21, helping keep Denver in the game and setting the stage for Smith's fourth-quarter spree.
"He's an explosive player," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "I thought we ran a couple of plays that got him going."
The Bulls had a 14-point lead in the first half.
"Chauncey went off on us in the second quarter and got them back in the game and then J.R. started hitting shots in the fourth," said Derrick Rose, who led the Bulls with 28 points. "He's tough to guard. It's hard to guard him when he's shooting from everywhere."
The Nuggets came back to tie it at 61 when Billups hit a three-pointer with 6:09 left in the third quarter. They moved in front for first time since the game's opening moments during their ensuing possession, when Kenyon Martin (FSY) hit a jump hook over the 7-foot Joakim Noah (FSY).
Chicago regained the lead 71-70 on Rose's running jumper, but Anthony made a jumper and Smith connected on a three-pointer to give the Nuggets a four-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Denver took control from there, going on a 14-4 run to start the final period that featured a fast-break layup by rookie Ty Lawson (FSY) off a steal and a pair of three-pointers by Smith.
"It started off with defense," Smith said. "We started playing great defense, started running, getting out in transition, getting everybody involved. It became fun and easier to play."
That's also when Smith began to find the range.
"Whenever I get in one of those zones, it usually starts early," Smith said. "This one came late, but I'm not complaining. I'm glad I started making shots. Sometimes, you've just got to roll with the punches, keep shooting and hope you shoot your way out of it."
It was the 15th straight regular-season home win for the Nuggets, including all five this season as Denver bounced back from Friday night's loss in Los Angeles to the Clippers.
"This was a tough win for us, especially coming off a tough loss, tough loss," Billups said. "We feel like we need to get as many games at home as we can, and the only way we can do that is try to win as many games at home as we can. There's going to be some tough nights, but we do focus on establishing a great home court."
Anthony, the NBA's leading scorer, reached 30 points for the ninth time in his first 13 games in helping the Nuggets sweep their two-game season series with Chicago. They won the first meeting earlier this month when officials waved off a potential game-winning basket at the buzzer by Brad Miller (FSY), ruling it was an instant too late.
Luol Deng (FSY) added 22 points, and Noah had 10 for the Bulls, who lost for the 10th time in their last 11 games in Denver.
"I thought it started in the second quarter when Chauncey took over and got them back in," Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro (FSY) said. "In the third quarter, Carmelo and the fourth quarter, J.R. got going a little bit. They've got three big scorers. I thought our energy, our effort, the physical part of the game; we were not near at the level we need to be at."
Trailing 27-14 after a sluggish first quarter, the Nuggets cut in to the Bulls' advantage in the last 4:34 of the second quarter, when they outscored Chicago 17-7 to pull to 52-49 at halftime.
Billups was at the center of the burst, feeding Nene inside for a dunk and going to the basket himself for 13 of his 14 second-quarter points.
NOTES: Bulls center Aaron Gray (FSY), out all season with a left fibula stress fracture, could be nearing a return. He joined the Bulls in Denver, but Del Negro said he'd like to see him practice a few times and get a better feel for his conditioning before putting him back on the floor. ... Chris Andersen (FSY), inactive Friday night because of right knee tendinitis, was back in action for the Nuggets. ... The Nuggets last lost a regular-season game at the Pepsi Center on March 9 to Houston, 97-95.
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Chateau Labegorce Zede (1.5 Liter Magnum) 2005
Bordeaux Red Blends from Margaux, Bordeaux, France
Winemaker's Notes
Deep garnet color. Complex nose in which aromas of red and black fruit mix with violet and wood notes. Fat and full-bodied palate with opulent and refined tannins. Very good balance and great aftertaste.
Reaches its prime between 2010-2018.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Spectator - "Fabulous aromas of crushed raspberries and violets. Full-bodied, with very silky tannins and a long finish. Refined.
Barrel Sample: 89-91 Points"
Chateau Labegorce Zede Winery
Chateau Labegorce Zede is part of the larger Chateau Labegorce family. It has 27 hectares of vines in production and the average age of the vines is 35 years.60% of the plantings are Cabernet Sauvignon 33% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc and 2% Petit Verdot. The soils are 90% gravel/sand and 10% sand/silt. The wines are vinified in concrete vats and aged 15 months in 40% new wood. View all Chateau Labegorce Zede Wines
About Margaux(mahr-GOH)
Soft, elegant, feminine… these are words often used to describe the wines of Margaux. The commune is different from its northern neighbors of the Haut-Médoc in both geography and style. Home to the name-sharing premier cru, Margaux lays a few marshlands south of St.-Julien.
Notable FactsAs in other Medoc appellations, Cabernet Sauvignon leads the blends of the region, but the percentage of Merlot in Margaux's wines is higher than other left bank communes. Add that to a diverse soil, lighter than that in the north, and you have a softer, more voluptuous wine. In the best years, wines of Margaux are delicate, elegant and refined - structured, but not austere. Chateau Margaux is, of course, a first growth and a highly esteemed and sought-after wine. Chateau Palmer, a third growth, is also well-respected and often commands prices equivalent of first growths. Look for Cru Bourgeois if you want to try the finesse of Margaux at a lower price.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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- Date of passing: Oct 29, 2015
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|"Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness." (Isaiah 41:10)
"Hi Ms Loh do you still remember me? My name is Merlynn you taught me and my class when I was in Sec 2 year 2014 how to play the angklung. Learning the angklung was never easy but I only managed to preserve and not to give up because you taught me and my classmates to keep trying. I remember how my classmates gave you a hard time trying to teach them because they were all so noisy. I felt sorry that you had to go through that. But what touched me was that you still managed to be patient and eventually got the class to work together whenever me or my classmates had disagreements. I am indeed truly grateful to you for letting me play a instrument on stage. Though I am saddened by your death and I still miss your music lessons I take comfort knowing that we would still see each other again when I go up to heaven. Rest in peace Ms Loh I will remember your songs and memories of you. I have now graduated from PLMGS I am Sec 4 class of 2016. You will be dearly missed. Missing your presence Ms Loh.
- Merlynn Koh"
"Dear Miss Loh,
How has it already been a year? & yet, I can still remember how it was when I got the news over Facebook - the disbelief when I was at dinner with a friend, that translated into too much tears for a weekend haha. Time is a strange thing :p
Sometimes it's still hard to believe you are permanently missing on this side .. it helps to know we'll meet again :-) Not much more to say that I haven't already said in previous tributes, but oh, it brings me such great comfort & joy to know that you will get to meet some very precious people I've had the privilege of knowing (like J, my virtual friend; T, from church; & most recently Grandpa ..) and them - you. :-) Yay :')
Keep playing that harp in Heaven (& impress all of them lol.) !! xx
Much love,
Eudora :-)"
"Dear Ms Loh,
How does time go by so quickly?
I suppose there is comfort in knowing that we will meet soon. I hope you are doing well and composing/singing lots of new songs... I want to hear them all! :)"
"Miss you Ad. Your PL100 musical was a blast!
WL and YF"
"Dear Miss Loh
Thank you for being such a loving and caring teacher.
i miss you
Love Eunice"
Memories so deep
Thoughts linger on
Fleeting moments
Of one so dear...
Suppressed tears
Inward flow
No one knows
How much I miss
Let time lapse
And healing begins
Happy for you
For in Christ
You rest."
"Happy Birthday Ad. Wherever you are, hope you are doing well."
"Dear Adeline, See you in heaven in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ!"
"I missed you at the 100th anniversary Adeline
Mrs Smith"
"It's your birthday!
It didn't click fully at first, until I received the notification. I still miss you, so very much. We celebrated Founder's Day just a week ago, I was at the dinner :-) It would have been lovely if you were there too .. I think even as a young teenager I envisioned you emceeing for the dinner, cos .. who better than you? The void that your absence left feels a little smaller now, nonetheless it is still there.
As I type this, I am at my maternal grandfather's wake - he passed away on Monday. I wonder if you've met him in Heaven already - he's the old, tubby & food-loving one ;-)
I still miss you so very much.
"Miss Loh is no longer here - but that is only because she is in Heaven with Jesus!" - & I will always hold this close to my heart. Love <3 x
Eudora, 4B2 (class of 2007)"
"I miss you, Ad."
"Adeline was such a welcome expression of faith and love in our lives, our Singapore daughter. Because Jesus died for us and rose again for us, the eternal foundation for our faith, we look forward to that day when we are reunited in the Eternal Arms, Who holds us in His care. Allister, we cannot grasp what you have gone through. We praise the Lord that He brought you and Ad into our lives. Be assured of our continuing prayers. Love. Adrian & Lyn."
"Dearest Miss Loh,
I never expected to find myself back on this page - but I did, because I attended the musical this year and I was trying to explain to a non-PL friend what it meant to me. Inadequate as I was, I decided that showing her this page would be its own testimony. So I did.
I knew it would be hard going back for musical this year, but I couldn't miss something that has been such a part of my PL identity - one that I took part in as a student, & watched subsequent productions. But I also hesitated, because I knew it would be extremely bittersweet without you around. I ended up procrastinating so much, I got my tickets at the door. I'm so glad I went for it, though the bittersweetness of missing you feels so raw and fresh, again - argh.
I re-read the old tributes that streamed in shortly after your passing, and I think, half a lifetime later, I finally, finally understand - I hope it's not too late. But you see, as a student in PL I always found myself saying it's 'so easy' to appeal into PL. Many here speak of their interviews with you - I didn't even need one! All I did was submit an appeal letter, & you must have seen it, because I appealed through Choir. I had a place by Christmas Eve that year. Truly the best Christmas present, and a lifechanging one. But now I understand - it's because of your love for the school, your generosity to the girls (like me), that you would want to save them a space in a school that wasn't just 'school'. It was a place of love, refuge, warmth, music, God. This year in the midst of centennial celebrations, I affirm that it still is.
I wish you were still here, so that I could say the hello that I was too afraid to say 4 years ago, and was looking forward to paying back this time. That I could introduce my pastors' daughters in the primary section to you, when we came for Ebenezer Fair. And to proudly tell them about the amazing person you were - and that you were my teacher. It still makes me sad to realise future batches will never get to know the amazing person you were, a privilege & blessing I had had for three whole amazing years.
But for now - thank you, again. I could never say this enough, I think. For music, for all the non-academic skills & values you showed us (like, copying stuff from the whiteboard bcos handwritten stuff trains memory), but most of all, for never having favourites and truly exemplifying what it meant to see every student in God's eyes - including a wallflower like me.
The weekend after your passing, I shared about you in my church, when one of the sermons we had was about grieving with hope - from 1 Thessalonians. I thought it was so timely. Then I sang Spirit Wings, acapella, in front of the whole congregation - including the pastoral staff and elders. I wanted to request it for congregational singing, but it wasn't a familiar song, so I did the only thing I knew - I sang it! Solo, acapella & in front of what must have been two hundred people :D
I hope you were proud of me - Eudora, who couldn't even look you in the eye and was too scared of her own voice at Choir auditions in Sec 1, who hardly spoke up in class in front of her peers, grew up a little bit more that November Sunday. :')
I still miss you, so much.
Eudora (4B2, 2007) x"
"We thought of you tonight as we dedicated the musical to you. Thank you for the beautiful music - it brought tears to my eyes knowing that these songs that you composed continue to inspire generations of girls. I suppose you must be so proud of us all from where you are now... We miss you every single day.
Thanks for helping me to see my life Through His Eyes. :)"
"Hi Ad
You and pa must be so happy in heaven. Pa wrote you a poem which I've just posted on his memorial site www.forevermissed.com/williamseah
I'm looking forward to PLMGS's musical "Created for His glory"."
Sweet rose out at sea
A silent prayer sends her home
To our Lord's embrace"
"Was thinking about you today when I felt down and felt like giving up on everything. But i remember that you believed in me when I didn't believe in myself. Missing you always"
"There's a quality of friendship
that's so deep and pure and strong,
It brings about the special peace
of knowing we belong,
For friends accept us as we are -
we don't have to pretend,
They see the good, ignore the bad,
and love us till the end,
They share our dreams, encourage us
until our worries lift -
And Ad is that special teasure of treasures,
and to me a special cherished gift.
Ad is an angel God sent to the world. There are so many things I want to thank her for, like when she played a Chinese soldier beside my Maoist Lady Macbeth character as part of my drama assessment at university. We went to look for costumes, practiced the lines and went for rehearsals. In drama as in life, she is the foil to my very flawed character. Ad was the sensible and patient one, and I, the off-tangent, impractical friend.
When I crashed her car in Melbourne, she told me not to worry, found the most reasonable workshop and accompanied me there. When assignments were due, she would wait patiently while my dot matrix printer coughed out my assignment and she would drive us in F1 style to make submission deadline by the skin of our teeth. In Singapore, this understanding between us carried on in how we met with marking deadlines. We messaged or called each other sometimes to ease the pain. So all our anxious moments were also always the most fun. Through all my trials and tribulations, her words have always been always encouraging, supportive and gentle.
Whenever hymns and carols are sung in harmony, Ad comes to mind also. In particular 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen'. We harmonized most perfectly for it. We both agreed that the bathroom in our Australian house had the best acoustics and we spent many happy hours singing inside it together. Singing in the bathroom took on a whole new meaning. It must have been most excruciating for her when we sang 'This Little of Mine' at her bedside yet she could not harmonize along with us. She did however open her beautiful, big, bright eyes in appreciation despite her tiredness. Those large, limpid eyes stayed beautiful.
I will miss my angel, my Ad during this period of separation. In my heart, in the hymns and in the hum-drum of life, she will always be thought of and her gentle voice continues to resound clearly in my head. Words like 'umbuja', 'you owe me a Coke', etc, are all Ad-isms which my children have also started to use.
I am very clear that this separation is but a temporary inconvenience because I believe that friends are friends forever, if the Lord's the Lord of them. So I look forward to seeing my dear friend once more. That is a comforting thought that I know my dear positive and patient Ad would have liked me to keep. There are no goodbyes, only, see you again, my friend!"
"I have few but vivid memories of you. I remember your Literature classes that were injected with overflowing passion. I remember your chirpy voice and how you would narrate our Crick Crack, Monkey text with explosive energy. You were always happy conducting classes.
Outside of the classroom, I remember your strong and stern presence during SYF auditions. I remember how my fingers trembled and how my gaze wavered whenever you stepped into the music room. I remember the expectations you set for our ensemble, it was tough meeting them, but you meant well. I remember your harsh but comforting criticism that modeled the way for my leadership. You were always happy in the harp room too.
I remember your undivided love for music. I remember how much I anticipated praise & worship/school events because we could sing the lovely compositions you wrote each year. I remember how you made me love PL a lot more than I would. You were the happiest when you sang your heart out for God's glory.
As reticent as you were on the outside, you had one of the warmest hearts inside. You were a woman of few words, but you spoke so much more through your music.
You have been a great blessing to PL and today, we grieve together to mourn the loss of someone so dear to the family.
A lady so full of strength and vigor whom I won't forget. Take care in Heaven and rest well in God's arms. You will be dearly missed.
"We are One, we are family, bound by his spirit and anchored in His love. We can climb any mountain or face any foe. We can run the race that's already won. Let us take this road together, united in hope. To shine through the darkness and find, we are one.""
"How we will miss Adeline, yet look forward to seeing her again, whole and new beyond imagination. She touched our lives with music and laughter, a heart of gold, always giving of herself for others. The happiness of others was her happiness; their sorrows, her sorrows.
"Heavenly Father, Your ways are hard to understand, but we trust you for You always know what is best. We rest in You as Adeline does now; we by faith, she with clear sight in Your blest presence. Thank You for the glimmer of our eternal inheritance of which Adeline was a part. Thank you, heavenly Father, for Adeline.""
"A love so generous
A faith so strong
A life well lived
In God's love, belong
A talent so musical
Care so sincere
A friend so loyal
A soul so dear
Words so poetic
A spirit so fun
A teacher so devoted
A close confidante
Inspiring, creative
An infectious laugh
Selfless, witty
born to love
A void so big
Only God can fill
A grief so deep
Only He can heal
Teacher, mentor
classmate, friend
Loved by God
held to the end"
"Dear Ms Loh,
So much have I learnt from you these past few days.
How you took the time and effort to really care about people - students, ex-students, teachers, even alumni and board members - and influenced and impacted their lives.
How you wrote and created the musicals in response to what you saw was not right in the world - the self-centredness and growing materialism.
How you taught many to love Language, Lit and the Arts. How you taught many to sing - from the diaphragm and not the throat.
How you were always pointing people to God as His faithful servant.
I'm glad I had a chance to thank you during Teachers' days. But I will still miss you.
But I know you are in no pain now, singing with angels. Thank you Ms Loh for your legacy and till we meet again in heaven."
"Dear Ms Loh,
Though I was never taught by you, I will always remember you at morning assemblies/in the hall singing worship songs and the songs were always so heartfelt and beautiful. Even though its been almost 3 years since I've graduated, I can still remember the theme songs you wrote, the melody and lyrics by heart and from time to time, they really bring much necessary comfort. Thank you for all your contributions to PL and playing a role in many of the PL lites lives. I am thankful that I got the chance to have been a PL lite growing up praising God with the music you wrote. Rest in peace Ms Loh. You will be dearly missed."
"Chalk and cheese
Young vs Old
Music vs Science
Right brainer vs Left Brainer
The great divide...
Yet Opposites attract
Like fuel to oxygen
The Spark of life
Explode in mutual respect
Of each other's craft
Of random understanding
In misunderstood SEM
With tails behind our backs
We smile through adversity
Of deep appreciation
In food, fun, friendship and family
With joyous madness and laughter
We sail through life
Different, different in many ways
but the same LORD we worship
Hard to let go before 10.48
Clinging onto Hope on earth
But God's ways are higher than ours
For the legacy you leave
Is the LORD's work you complete
For the healing we prayed
Is already completed in heaven.
We will meet in heaven.
Rest in peace, dear friend."
"Dear Miss Loh,
Thanks for inspiring me,
Thanks for pushing me to be a better person,
Thanks for caring and understanding,
Thanks for showing me how to appreciate life to the fullest.
Thanks for life lessons.
You are a great person, it was an honour to be part of your lit class."
"Hi dear Ad..
God periodically brought you to my mind in the past 2 years while you were resting at home, prompting me to either msg you or pray for you.. I felt the immediate pain when your news came... This pain is still raw..
I never got around to tell you:-
Thank you for those good words put in, to my then-colleague for me, while I was at another sch. You never knew, because of what you said, I have had an easier time adjusting to the new environment.
Thank you for visiting when my mum passed away.. even though we were not particularly close, and had not seen each other for quite some time then. I appreciated your coming and was truly touched by your concern.
Thank you for receiving me with grace and kindness, when our paths crossed once again in my return to PL.. It is my regret that we never had much chance to catch up. I have always wanted to tell you how grateful I am to God because of you.
You have impacted me in more ways than you had ever known. Through you, I have learnt what it means to love God more; and to love people more - the two greatest commandments of God.. You have certainly inspired me, to want to live a purpose-driven, godly life in my days ahead..
Farewell dear Ad, I will remember you.. Your beautiful singing, your beautiful playing of the piano, your beautiful soul. In His love, always."
"Away, far beyond Jordan,
We'll meet in that land
Oh, won't it be grand!
Away far beyond Jordan
We'll meet in that beautiful land.
If you get there before I do,
Look out for me, for I'm coming too.
Away, far beyond Jordan,
We'll meet in that beautiful land."
"Dear Ms Loh,
It has been a few days since you have left us.
Thank you for being such a wonderful and inspiring teacher. You are someone that I do look up to as GOD has given you such a wonderful personality and also blessed you with many gifts.
I remembered you taught me Literature and also Music. During our Literature class, in order to help us to understand Julius Caesar, you made us read the text aloud and explain to us the meaning of the text line by line. Though we were not good with our harmonica, you encouraged us to learn and taught us the right technique in playing the harmonica. You could even tell who was playing a wrong note!
I also remembered the musical "The Great I am". As I was still young in my faith, this musical helped me to understand the bible better and encouraged me to draw closer to GOD. I could feel the love of the Father has for me through this musical.
Your passion for music, Literature and people has inspired many and some have even followed your footsteps. Thank you for all the effort you have put in in the musicals. Though the musicals will not be the same without you, I believe GOD will still give inspiration and ideas to those who are taking over.
I am saddened about your passing but I know that I will see you in heaven one day. Rest well in the arms of Jesus. May the comfort of the LORD be upon your loved ones."
"A teacher that made a difference in my life and many.
She taught beyond the books
She taught me life lessons in action
She demonstrated humility and selflessness
She demonstrated to me servant leadership
She inspired me to sing
She inspired me to sing to God's glory
She reminded me what life is about
She reminded me it was all for God
She spoke words of life
She spoke words that left behind a legacy
I'm so glad to have been in PL, to have known her, to have been under her guidance to lead the Choir and to have worked with her on musicals, performances and competitions together. Am grateful for my last communication with her as we met at another musical in 2012, after many graduating years later.
I do miss her much, but the memories and lessons she taught me remains and shall continue.
She is in a better place and has finished the race well."
'Erica! Over here!'
It was May. I was the pianist for a memorial service at Mount Vernon sanctuary. Given that I usually do not know the family, I rarely pay much attention to the crowd at such services. However, on that night, a familiar face stood out to me, one that I had not seen in 12 years.
'Ms Loh? You look the same!' I exclaimed as I made my way over to her after the service had ended.
Ms Loh was my CCA teacher. In fact, she was the one that started the harp ensemble – the first in a Singapore secondary school. From a motley crew of awkward teenagers, she transformed us into a highly sought after performing group by sheer hard work and dedication. I recall how she would stay back with us on multiple afternoons after our instructor had left to teach us how to move to and with the music. She would illustrate musical dynamics using vivid and often hilarious imagery and give us pep talks on how much she believed in us. To say that she herself had a flair for music would be an understatement; she was immensely gifted. As a PL girl and now alumni, I have had the privilege of attending school musicals every 5 years, musicals that are of such high professional standard that one would be amazed to learn they are in-house productions. Ms Loh played a pivotal role in these musicals penning both the music and lyrics to beautiful songs, songs that I remember up till today.
It is now November. Six months have passed. And she is no longer here.
Her memorial services were held in the very same sanctuary where we met earlier this year. The poignancy of it all is far too great. And what did we talk about in that conversation? She asked what I was doing. 'You studied science didn't you?' she inquired, much to my bemusement, an understandable assumption given that I was particularly close to my biology teacher. When I said I was a teacher too, of geography and literature, she commented that it is a challenging combination as it forces you to use both sides of your brain. I laughed and said I enjoyed the challenge. We talked about other mundane things, things I have now forgotten. She introduced me to her husband – incidentally part of the bereaved family that night. They thanked me for playing for the service. And I left, never imagining that that would be the last time I would see her on this earth.
Ms Loh, I don't know how you remembered my name after 12 years. Thank you for seeking me out from the crowd and speaking to me that night. Thank you for being the teacher that went above and beyond because it was more than a job to you. The tributes here testify of your generous giving of your time, your talents, your irresistible zest for life. Your life has been a blessing to many – your students, your colleagues, your family and friends – and I am blessed to have known you. I am saddened by your passing, but I also rejoice knowing that you are now free from pain and safe in the arms of Jesus. One day, we will meet again.
When sufferings cease and sorrows die
And every longing satisfied
Then joy unspeakable will flood my soul
For I am truly home"
"Adeline, I got to know of your departure from my mom yesterday morning (1 Nov'15). I cannot believe it! I chatted on the apps with you just last year and you're still so cheerful! When my niece joined PLMGSS in 2014, I told her she has entered an excellent school because there's this really special, inspiring and forever cheerful teacher - Ms Adeline Loh who oversees the Aesthetics.
I recalled the days when I taught Group Violin to your students (around 2003-2004). My first impression of you was "very friendly and cheerful." Your students were so fortunate to have a teacher like you, so forever smiley, dedicated, humorous, talented and encouraging! I also remembered you once said "the kids really worked hard and always looking forward to the next violin lesson...", "one of the kids actually pursued music as her career...." I believe you're the one who inspired them on to continue to make music so to glorify His name! Indeed, you have brought joy and hope to so many - through your mentoring, your music / musicals and memories. You're a God-sent angel.
You're dearly missed my friend! You have fought a good fight, but I know you're with the Lord now, enjoying every moment of heavenly peace and joyous music. I pray that God continues to give strength and wisdom to your family, to your students and to those whom you have touched."
"Dear Adeline,
Rest in peace and be comforted in the arms of the Lord."
"Dear Ms Loh,
Hello. It's been 2 days since I've heard the news about your passing from a friend, and to be honest, I don't know how to react or what to say.
It's really beautiful to see how many lives you've touched, in your gentle manner, from the wake today. I've been back in Singapore for a year, and thought of visiting you in PL, but I would always think, "I am busy, maybe another time". To that, I do regret.
Thank you Ms Loh. I really enjoyed your Literature classes from Sec 1-Sec4, I remember you would teach Clay Marble and transform Jantu into a very relatable character for all of us. You were the first teacher and mentor who taught me to love Literature and the joy in life, I think, because you poured your Heart into teaching and infusing each story and lesson with sincerity and authenticity that is uniquely yours. You also had that spark in your eyes that showed your incredible intelligence, yet throughout it all, you were always so humble and kind to all. You have a beautiful spirit and light that draws many to you. I remember I was in awe of you during my secondary school days and aspired to be like you.
Thank you for believing and giving firm words of encouragement to the 14 year old me back then when I didn't believe in myself. I wish I could have seen you again. Rest well in the house of our Lord, and I pray that we may meet again.
A big hug!
"A new notification popped up from the PL cherubs group and I was just there thinking "oh, it must be something related to concerts again," and it led me to decide to open the message at the end of the day. When I finally opened it, it was truly a shocking statement.
As I took time to register Ms Loh's passing, she hasn't really been someone whom I had a lot of memories with except for the fact that my cousin always raves about her and Mrs Selina Lum for being such wonderful teachers, being my teacher-in-charge for Harp and that she coached us a little when it was nearing the Music O Levels period.
However, what I vaguely remembered about her was how she was super strict with us during our harp days. Though she was strict, she wasn't unreasonable and wouldn't reprimand anyone without a reason. The very last conversation I had with her was 2 years back, right after Os results. I did not why I contacted her, but at that point in time I was just sharing with her my not-so-fantastic results and how I was really vexed over it. Being the practical person she is, she gave me advice which I might not have wanted to hear at that point in time, but 2 years down the road, I finally understood her good intentions back then.
Truth to be told, I didn't know how and what to feel while I was at the wake. However as I went round to see her and as I sat down, the truth started sinking in, it was real. Tears started swelling up my eyes and I don't even know why. Perhaps it was the fact that I won't ever get to see her again, at least not in the near future.
Even so, it was definitely a privilege to be able to attend her wake and listening to all the eulogies presented by her best friends today. They showed a side of her which we, as students, could never experience unless we were her friends. They also revealed how courageous she was, to put up a good fight till the end, knowing that God is holding her hand and walking alongside with her.
Thank you Ms Loh for everything that you've done for PL and I will never forget that very last conversation I've had with you; it will be a reminder each time I want to do something. You'll be dearly missed. Rest well in the House of the Lord."
"Dear Adeline,
Through our very short and brief time of knowing each other, (when I taught as a part-time external vendor for your music classes), each encounter I had with you, left a very deep, indelible impression on me. You never failed to greet me warmly like an old friend each time we bumped into each other at the school carpark on my way in and even when I last attended the school musical, you could still remember me after having not met for several years. Your love for people, your dedication to your work, and your love for your students was evident especially so when we were preparing them for the competition, you never failed to encourage them and tried to find ways to help when circumstances seemed against the odds. Alas, the world and PLMGS has lost such a talented, dedicated, inspiring and caring you. But the legacy that you have left behind will be remembered for many years to come. I am blessed to have known you. Thank you for having been a blessing to us all.
Rest in peace."
"Dearest Miss Loh
I am so blessed to have you as my English and literature teacher during my lower secondary years. Even more blessed to have you lead the choir as our choir mistress. There were so many happy memories made, from practices together for SYF competitions to the PL musical "The Great I Am" and choir camps held in school once every year.
Thank you for loving and always believing in the PL Choir - One Voice. More so, for all the time and effort in training us up single handedly as our choir mistress, on top of the other english/lit/music classes you got to teach. Thank you for reminding us to sing only our best to the Lord - or not to sing at all. Looking back, I appreciate the standard of discipline you've set for us. Indeed, it has to be our best because it is the sacrifice of praise we are bringing into the house of the Lord!
15 years on from "The Great I Am", and I still remember vividly the lyrics, the tune, the harmonisation of parts for the different songs sang in this musical, even the lines of the cast though I'm in the choir. The participation in this musical makes up one of the most memorable time I had in PL.
No amount of words could adequately describe how much you have done for your school and impacted your students, myself inclusive. Thank you for being so brave all these while. I am comforted knowing you are now with The Great I Am.I will miss you very much and remember you fondly, till we meet again on that beautiful shore.
Thank you Ms Loh, for making a difference in my life.
With love,
Angela Tan
Class of 2002, Sec 4C"
"Dearest Ms Loh,
Someone once described you as an angel to me when I first entered PL before we even met; and that imagery has always lingered on. Beyond your gentle presence and gifted voice, you also had a most beautiful heart.
Thank you for your years of service to the school, driven by your love and faithfulness to God (with the lives of many you've impacted). You will be dearly missed Ms Loh, but till we meet again in a place without suffering or tears."
"Ms Loh was a beloved teacher who shared her love for music, language and literature with my friends and I in PL.
It is hard to define to extent of how Ms Loh has influenced my life, but I know that she has in multiple intangible ways. For 'A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.' - Henry Adams
I remember observing Ms Loh at work during choir sessions in Ebenezer Chapel. She would tinker on the keys on the keyboard searching for the best harmony, the best chord, in order to bring out the message of the song(s) we render to the fullest. In everything she did, she led us to strive for perfection - there was no room for half-heartedness or second bests. Now I understand this to be her commitment in working for the Lord.
My mother advised me that as a teacher, we need to recognise the potential in every child and help him or her to discover their potential as well. Because of Ms Loh's belief in me, I gained many enriching learning experiences in PL I would never exchange for anything in the world. That she saw through God's eyes the potential in every student, and loved us for who we could be, so many of us were blessed.
I truly thank God for a wonderful teacher and role model like you, Ms Loh. Till we meet again. :)"
"Dear Ms Loh,
Thank you for being such an inspiring teacher to not just me, but all the students in PL. You never once gave up on any student that you've taught and also helped to bring out the best in us. You will be greatly missed by all of us, but your legacy will carry on. Rest well, Ms Loh."
"Dear Ms Loh,
I don't think you ever knew i existed. But i knew you. You were the palest teacher in the school and always stood out to me.
I remember when you came down to the place where the Chinese Drama girls were rehearsing for our SYF performance. You gave us critique and you prayed for us. I was entirely grateful. Even when you weren't even in charge of our CCA you still came to encourage us. I never got to thank you because i was too scared to. Thank you.
I'm glad that you're in a better place now. Rest in peace."
"Dear Ms Loh,
Thank you so much for encouraging me to move forward and believe in myself :) I am much more confident now thanks to you :) I am able to open up to my classmates and strike up conversations with them :) and look right now I am dancing I dont feel shy when people look at me and it is all thanks to you :) Ms Loh, thank you so much for everything :) I will never forget you :) <3
Rest in peace, Ms Loh, I love you <3 :)
Jane Ang, 3C1B 2015 1/11"
"Dearest Ad
The greatest joy that has arisen out of our immense loss of you is the news of your mom's (Auntie Jessie) salvation this morning at Mount Vernon, Grace Hall. The Lord be praised!
Thank God for you who had been a tremendous blessing to us. When pa suffered a massive stroke 3 years ago, you and Allister visited him almost daily, bringing me food and giving me a ride back home from hospital. Sometimes even picking me up in the morning and sending me to the hospital, not wanting me to take public transport lest I catch a virus to pass to pa. You continued to send us home-cooked food when pa was recuperating at home. Not that we live near to each other, in fact it was quite a distance and Allister had to contend with the heavy traffic along the PIE during the peak hours. You both are always so thoughtful and kind.
In our family gatherings, you were always so spontaneous in contributing the main dishes. Whenever you found a restaurant with good food you always thought of bringing pa there.
Your wonderful planning and organizational skills were put to good use when we had such a fun family holiday (our first) in Krabi 8 years ago. You planned for another one in June this year. Unfortunately you all had to go without us as pa's cardiologist didn't think it was a good idea for him to fly to Phuket. Nevertheless I can tell the rest of you had a wonderful time from the photos of the cooking class to just chatting and playing monopoly in the villa.
We are so proud of you as you were not only a talented teacher but also one who had impacted so many of your students' lives, keeping in touch with them after they graduated from PLMGS, taking interest even in their social lives. Most remarkable is the knowledge that you never failed to point them to Christ and in your most gentle ways impart biblical principles to your girls.
Ad, my only regret is not being with you when you were in hospital. But I know you were such a fighter and bore all the pain & discomfort without a murmur.
Memories of you will always be cherished in our hearts."
"In Loving Memory of Ms Adeline Loh
Delivered on 31 Oct 2015
Ms. Adeline Loh was more than just a teacher to me. Not only was she my English Literature and Music teacher, she was also a mentor and a friend. She has shaped my personality and provided guidance for some of the more important choices that I have made in my life.
As an English Literature teacher, Ms Loh brought together both her love of music and literature in the classroom and it was through these lessons that I was introduced to the world of musicals. I remember when we were studying Minfong Ho's "The Clay Marble" in Secondary 1 and we were going through the part on Jantu's lullaby - and to help us understand the different layers of the song, Ms Loh played for us the song "A Little Fall of Rain" from the soundtrack of Les Miserables where the character Eponine finally declares her love in a tragic and emotional love duet. It was the very first time I had heard of Les Miz and even then I remembered tearing up during that class and being so touched by it that I went and looked up the rest of the soundtrack that week. I'm not sure if she was aware then, but Ms Loh had managed to plant in me the love of literature, musicals and the theatre in me from that moment on.
Ms Loh was also one to challenge and inspire those around her, I still have the literature scripts where she would leave thorough comments on how she felt that I could do better in developing my answers, and when she finally wrote "This is it. This is what I've been waiting for, Clarice" - the feeling of accomplishment I had then as a 13 year old is something I still remember to this day when I look back on her comments.
I had the opportunity of working closely with Ms Loh in Secondary 2 in the school musical "The Father's Hand". As a total beginner in theatre and performance, Ms Loh never gave up on me the whole time. In fact, I was originally casted as part of the Bad Crowd and it was only after our first rehearsal that Ms Loh and Mrs Tan decided to give me a chance to play the lead role, Jena. I still consider that one of the turning points of my life, so much so that I adopted the name Jena as my confirmation name when I was 16. She once said to me that she believed everyone had a Jena in them, a part of them that always feels lost, lonely and inadequate, and only through coming back home to God will we be able to fill that void.
Through the musical, I got to work with and know Ms Loh on a more personal level and I never forget our phone conversations, singing sessions in her car, the birthday lunch that she took me to and how she shared with me her past and how she saw a glimpse of her younger self through me then. She was always encouraging and optimistic, often giving her take on my teenage issues then in the simplest and most gentle way ever that it was hard for me not to see that what she said made sense.
Ms Loh was a teacher in every sense of the word, she taught me many life lessons and even in her passing, she has taught me not to underestimate the power of words and music - and I am sure that all of us gathered here today can attest to that. Let us proudly carry the torch that she first lit in us.
Ms Loh, thank you for always believing in and putting your faith in me. You helped me believe in myself, and that is perhaps one of the most important things you could have taught a 14 year old then. Even until a few weeks ago, in the midst of your suffering, you were still encouraging me and telling me that you would pray for me for my NIE interview. You have left an indelible mark on my life, just one of so many others that you have moulded. You were the main reason why I decided to teach Music and I don't think I ever told you how much of an impact you left on me. I want to thank you for everything that you've done. And as I put together my school's very first musical, I think of you often, and hear you in every song, and think about how you must have felt when you looked at our faces in class then. You have taught me how to look for the beauty in the details, to always keep faith, and that every child matters.
I love you, Ms Loh. Thank you for your passion and love for music and God. Through your brilliant musical gifts and talents, you have brought us all towards The Father's Hand.
P.S. Ms Loh, it was only through reading the mandarin paper's tribute article yesterday that I realised we share the same surname in hanyu pinyin! I never knew your full chinese name until now... Does this mean I can also call you my big sister now? :')"
"I love your songs from the PL Musical 2012, you will be missed dearly."
"Dear Ms Loh
Thanks for being my choir teacher. Though I think you do not remember me, I remember you...I auditioned to enter choir when I was in Sec 1 and even though I know I don't sing well, you gave me the opportunity to enter the CCA. You taught us how to sing. Thanks and know you are resting well with our heavenly father now. :)"
"It's sad that you've left us so early ms Loh. You'll be deeply missed by the ex PL Lite students. May your soul RIP"
"Shocked to hear that she is not here anymore well thank you miss Loh for everything go and make a beautiful sound in heaven remember you used to play piano going miss that . Rest in peace"
"You will always be missed, Adeline. Such great loss for not just PLMGS, but MOE."
"Lianhe Wanbao's Article on Adeline Loh - http://www.wanbao.com.sg/local/story20151031-67419#local
Translation: Talented teacher gave her whole life to PLMGS. She wrote songs, composed music and produced 4 musicals.
Adeline spent 29 years in PLMGS with 10 years as a student.
Every 4 years, she would produce a musical, with the next musical due next year. Unfortunately she passed on before it was completed. A memorial website has been set up by alumni for friends and students to pay tribute.
Adeline teaches English, literature and music. She has made great contributions to the aesthetics department.
Each musical would involve more than 100 students. Besides coming up with the script, Adeline would compose songs and music that leaves deep memories. Even as she battles with cancer, she was still working with other teachers on the musical due next year. Receiving text messages from her on ideas and suggestions were frequent.
Adeline has also made positive impact on the lives of many students. Many tributes paid to her expresses great loss of a friend, an inspiration, a pillar of support, an unwavering force towards the school and students and that her laughter, wit, creativity and selflessness will be greatly missed.
A student also shared on how Adeline has inspired her to be a teacher. Many students had also uploaded songs composed by Adeline onto the memorial website.
Classes by Adeline were always fun. Students would look forward to her next class.
Adeline's niece also shared that it was a dream come true to work alongside her as a teacher.
Another student gave tribute to Adeline for never giving up on her as she struggles with English. Adeline's encouragement has helped the student to improve her English."
"Hi Miss Loh,
It's been a really long while since I last saw you - about 7 years in fact. Although you never taught me in class, I remember you from being a part of the PL musical in my first year of school. I remember the love that poured out of you when you played the piano, and being so entranced and moved by the songs you created. I remember your encouragements with our singing, and your belief in us.
The PL musical was one of the reasons why I felt something in me moved to know God better - thank you for creating such beautiful things that moved people. I can tell that that you have done much more for many others too, and I believe God is incredibly happy to welcome you back home. Rest in peace, Miss Loh!"
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