text:
Past Bethel College News: 2011
Bethel announces fall Dean's List, Honor Roll
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College associate registrar Kay Schmidt has announced the names of Bethel College students whose fall 2011 semester grades have earned academic distinction. Students are eligible for semester honors provided they complete … Read more
Kauffman Museum to host book party for 'On the Zwieback Trail'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The author of a new history of Russian Mennonites, aimed at readers of all ages, will be on the Bethel College campus at Kauffman Museum to sign her book during the Christmas holidays. Thursday, Dec. 29, the museum will host an … Read more
Psychology student presents research at D.C. conference
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College senior psychology major Brad Celestin may be on "the decade plan," but that hasn't kept him from doing exemplary work. Celestin and his major professor, Dwight Krehbiel, traveled to Washington, D.C., in … Read more
Brennan Peacock named men's soccer coach
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College Athletic Director Kent Allshouse has announced that former graduate assistant Brennan Peacock has been tapped to lead the men's soccer program. Peacock has been the graduate assistant for the men's and women's … Read more
In gratitude for help, doctor leaves legacy of generosity
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Henry Gunther Schmitt never forgot the life-saving help he and his family got from Mennonites in war-time – and more than 70 years later, he left a legacy of generosity to Mennonite institutions, including Bethel College. … Read more
Freshman goalkeeper earns All-America honors
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College has its first All-American women's soccer player in well over a decade. On Dec. 5, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics announced the 2011 women's soccer All-America honors. Bethel's freshman … Read more
Social work students help local hunters feed the hungry
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Two Bethel College students are trying to turn white-tailed deer – a common sight and sometime road hazard in Kansas in the fall – into a way to help combat hunger. Jamie Hopp and Elizabeth Terry, both from Hutchinson, are … Read more
Faculty contact gets student research position with Princeton sociologist
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – One advantage of a small college: faculty know their students, which can lead to some great contacts, as Bethel College student Shayne Runnion discovered this fall. Runnion, a junior social work major from Phillipsburg, is … Read more
Mealtime ritual helps preserve joy of camp worship
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – After a summer in which she spent significant time as a counselor at Camp Mennoscah near Murdock, Kan., Melissa Volk, Newton, Kan., returned to Bethel College for her senior year with an important internal question: "How can I bring … Read more
Faculty Chamber Players to present Stravinsky work
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – If you're planning to visit the "Six Places of Christmas" in Newton and North Newton this Saturday, make some time for a special free musical performance at Bethel College. The Bethel Faculty Chamber Players will present … Read more
"Six Places of Christmas" include Goerz House, Kauffman Museum
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – An annual holiday open house in the Newton-North Newton community includes Goerz House and Kauffman Museum on the Bethel campus. "Six Places of Christmas" (expanded from five in past years) takes place Saturday, Dec. 3, between … Read more
Christmas Gala Jazz to round out semester of music at Bethel
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's annual holiday tradition, the Christmas Gala, is planned just for students – but the jazz concert is open to everyone. This year's concert – which will feature an alumnus guest artist from Kansas City – is … Read more
'Think, celebrate, sing': Symposium looks at role of arts in worship
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Saturday, Nov. 19, at Bethel College was a day to think and talk about worship and the arts – specifically hymnody and preaching – and in the evening came a chance to experience it. Bethel's first major symposium in a decade, … Read more
The 26th Lighting of the Green to take place Dec. 4
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – It began with one Bethel College student longing for a way to bring diverse people together around a shared belief in peace, and has now been going on for more than 25 years. Bethel's Advent tradition, the Lighting of the Green, … Read more
Athletic department announces coaching resignations, searches
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College head men's and women's soccer coach Jason Moore announced his resignation Nov. 16, to take effect immediately. Moore, a graduate of Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Va., began his soccer coaching … Read more
Teacher education earns second national accreditation
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's Department of Teacher Education has been notified of achievement of accreditation under the performance-oriented standards of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Bethel had earlier … Read more
Bethel now offers electronic transcript services
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College is now offering a new electronic service to alumni and former students. Bethel is one of only a handful of higher education institutions in the state that recently began providing electronic transcript delivery. … Read more
Exhibit showcases the eye and camera lens of the late Cookie Wiebe
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – On Cookie Wiebe's bucket list: "Mount a public exhibit of my India photos." The Bethel College art graduate (Class of 1976) got to see her hope fulfilled twice, with exhibitions at The Fiber Studio in Wichita and Pages Books & … Read more
Hymn festival to be a celebration of the arts, community
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College and local musicians as well as the broader community have an unusual opportunity coming up this Saturday evening in Memorial Hall on Bethel's campus. The hymn festival that caps off a day-long symposium on … Read more
Nursing honor society inducts four Bethel students
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Four seniors in the Bethel College nursing program were recognized at the annual induction ceremony of Sigma Theta Tau, a nursing honor society. The Epsilon Gamma Chapter-at-Large of Sigma Theta Tau International held the event … Read more
Wind Ensemble to preview its KMEA program in Nov. 20 concert
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – "Classical music" instrumental groups from 66 different Kansas higher education institutions auditioned for the annual Kansas Music Educators Association's In-Service Workshop next spring in Wichita. Three made the cut, including … Read more
Orchestra concert to feature student conductor, solo piano
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The second concert of the semester by Bethel College Chamber Orchestra will include "a couple of fun performances," says director Timothy Shade, assistant professor of music. The performance will take place Thursday, Nov. 17, at … Read more
Freshman takes two firsts in regional singing competition
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – She's just a freshman, but Bethel College student Mycah Westhoff has already made a splash in the music department. Westhoff, a soprano vocalist from Newton, competed for the first time in the college/university section of the … Read more
Kamphaus qualifies for NAIA cross-country nationals on 4th try
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – It's only his first season as Bethel College cross-country coach, and Kent Allshouse has a national qualifier. At the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Women's Cross-Country Championships Saturday, Nov. 5, in McPherson, … Read more
Two forensics competitors claim first-place finishes
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Two members of Bethel College's forensics squad took first place in their events at the Dragon/Loper Rodeo Swing tournament, on the campus of Hutchinson Community College Nov. 5-6. HCC and the University of Nebraska-Kearney were … Read more
Bethel hires first cheer and dance coach
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – With competitive cheer and dance moving toward the rank of a recognized intercollegiate sport, Bethel College has hired its first cheer coach. Jill Fenske, Valley Center, began in the half-time position Nov. 1. She is a 2009 … Read more
Renowned Russian quartet to bring classical sounds to HBPA concert
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The second Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts event of the 2011-12 season will feature the "blissful" sounds of the St. Petersburg Quartet on Bethel College's Memorial Hall stage. The string quartet, which is currently in residence … Read more
Laramie revisited: Play looks at hate crime's effect on community a decade later
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A spotlight and an actor. In the upcoming Bethel College production of The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later , audiences may experience a different type of performance than they're used to, including this stripped-down setting. … Read more
Small vocal ensembles' fall concerts to include variety, perhaps comedy
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College vocalists will fill the Administration Building chapel with music this Sunday afternoon. The Men's Ensemble performs at 2 p.m. and the Women's Chorus at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. Both events are free and open to the … Read more
Marike Stucky is first qualifier for 2012 forensics nationals
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team has its first qualifier for the national tournament next spring. At the Central States Swing Part I, Saturday, Oct. 29, at Metro Community College-Longview in Lee's Summit, Mo., Marike Stucky, … Read more
Registrar receives distinguished service award
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College Registrar Rodney Frey has been recognized by his professional peers with an award for distinguished service. At the annual meeting of the Kansas Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers, held … Read more
Jazz groups schedule fall concert
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Jazz, a popular fixture of student musical offerings, will come to the Bethel College stage Nov. 3. Bethel College Jazz Ensemble I and the Newton Mid-Kansas Jazz Ensemble will give a joint concert Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. in … Read more
Forensics hosts Sunflower Swing with Sterling College
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College and Sterling College hosted 12 other schools in the Sunflower Swing Tournaments on the Bethel campus, Oct. 14-16. In Part II, the Sterling College Tournament, Audra Miller, junior from Hesston, took third in After … Read more
Dmitry Bucklin to give senior voice recital
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College student Dmitry Bucklin, Mountain Lake, Minn., will give his senior voice recital Saturday, Oct. 29, at 4 p.m. in the Administration Building chapel. Bucklin will graduate from Bethel College in February 2013 with a … Read more
Bethel named Champions of Character Five Star Institution for 2nd year
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College has earned the Champions of Character Five Star Institution Award from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for 2010-11. This was the second straight year Bethel received the honor, along with 219 … Read more
Local author to share brother's Vietnam story in museum program
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Joining with the annual "The Big Read-Wichita," Bethel College, Kauffman Museum and Newton Public Library are collaborating on two special programs, the first one to be held Sunday, Oct. 16. As part of Kauffman Museum's … Read more
Bethel boasts high rate of graduation in four years
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – As colleges and universities across Kansas and nationwide look at ways to improve graduation rates, Bethel College is ahead of the wave. Eleven years ago, starting with the 2000-01 school year, the private, liberal arts college … Read more
New fittings spruce up symbolic stone
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – With the recent aesthetic improvements to the plaza in front of Bethel College's Administration Building, it wouldn't do to have a "naked" threshing stone sitting there. Used briefly for threshing wheat in the Great Plains … Read more
First Worship and the Arts Symposium will be Nov. 19
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Two renowned scholars and practitioners of the arts in Christian worship will be the major resources for Bethel College's first Worship and the Arts Symposium. "Think, Celebrate, Sing" will take place on the Bethel campus … Read more
Kreider to speak on the early church in Bethel Bible Lectures
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A long-time mission worker in England and a college and seminary lecturer and professor will give the 2011 Bible Lectures at Bethel College. Alan Kreider, Elkhart, Ind., will present "Learning from the Early Church" Sunday, Oct. … Read more
STEM Symposium 2011 to honor mathematics, Rempel
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The STEM Symposium at Bethel College has become a Fall Festival tradition. This year, it honors mathematics and a mathematician, Professor Emeritus Richard Rempel. Rempel, of North Newton, is a newly minted Kansas Master … Read more
Juhnke memoir traces 'small steps' in a journey of peacemaking
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – James Juhnke, Bethel College professor emeritus of history, has spent a significant part of the past five years working on family history – including, most recently, his own. Juhnke has just published Small Steps Toward the … Read more
Forensics competition begins with 'Debates on a Plain'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team opened the season with trips to Hutchinson Community College Sept. 24 and Sterling College Sept. 25 to compete in the "Debates on a Plain" Swing Tournaments. HCC hosted the tournaments on its … Read more
Band leader Friesen got his start in radio at Bethel
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – One of the best-known names in local radio got his start at Bethel College. Orin Friesen's roots are in the Mennonite community of Henderson, Neb. He grew up near York, Neb., where his family raised cattle and he would ride his … Read more
Enrollment rises again, up almost 10 percent
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – For the second year in a row, Bethel College enrollment has jumped by more than nine percent. In fact, it is up nearly 10 percent from fall 2010 to fall 2011. Bethel's overall enrollment for fall 2011 is 523, compared to 476 last … Read more
Chamber Orchestra to feature Bach, Haydn in first concert of year
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Timothy Shade, will give its first concert of the school year Thursday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium in the Fine Arts Center. The concert is free and … Read more
41st Fall Festival to feature lots of fun
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The 41st annual Fall Festival at Bethel College will focus on fun. Fall Festival officially begins with Taste of Newton downtown on Thursday, Oct. 6 – featuring all kinds of food and live entertainment and marking the event's … Read more
Physical, farcical comedy onstage for Fall Festival
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Full of physical humor for all ages, the British farce Charley's Aunt , by Brandon Thomas, is this year's feature performance at Bethel College's Fall Festival. Bethel College's theater department is putting on the production, … Read more
Summer vacation takes students from coast to coast
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Although it's now officially fall, Bethel College students are still looking back on some great summer memories. Like those from any college, Bethel students spent their summers mowing lawns and making pizzas, waiting tables and … Read more
General education curriculum now stands on "Common Ground"
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The view out the window on the ride from the airport to downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti, changed Danica Cox's life. Carrie Schulz realized the value of collaboration when she and another student helped each other find what they … Read more
Bethel on three national lists for 2011-12
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Fall is ranking season for national publications in the United States and Bethel College is on three lists as of Sept. 12. In the longest running of these, the annual ranking of top colleges and universities by staff of U.S. … Read more
Program to feature alumnus research on Mennonite dowry chest
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Visitors will have two chances in late September to see Kauffman Museum's current special exhibition free of charge. In honor of Kansas' 150th year of statehood, the museum on the Bethel College campus is hosting "Awesome 150: … Read more
Yoder receives annual UPS Scholarship
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Renicia Yoder, a Bethel College senior, has been selected to receive a UPS Scholarship for 2011-12, provided through the Kansas Independent College Association (KICA) Fund. Yoder, from Newton, is a graduate of Escuela … Read more
Music faculty member to premiere work in Wichita Wind Ensembles opening concert
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Wichita Wind Ensembles opens the 2011-12 season this Saturday with a Bethel College faculty member performing the world premiere of a euphonium piece he commissioned. The concert, by the Wichita Wind Ensembles Professional … Read more
Final film in KIPCOR series tells Palestinian immigrants' story
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The fourth in a four-film series at Bethel College looking at issues related to Israel/Palestine is a departure in genre: Amreeka is a feature film (the other three were documentaries). Amreeka will air in Krehbiel Auditorium … Read more
Bethel grad, a 9/11 survivor, recalls how experience changed her
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – When it came to marking the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, Bethel College chapel planners turned to a personal connection. Ruth Tumblin, a 2010 Bethel graduate in nursing, survived the Sept. 11 attacks. She was employed at … Read more
Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts kicks off season with Canadian Brass
HESSTON, KAN. – Lauded as "the world's most famous brass group," Canadian Brass will present the kick-off concert for the 2011-12 season of Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts Series at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, at Yost Center on the Hesston College campus. … Read more
Hesston men on winning team in alumni golf scramble
HENDERSON, NEB. – Three Hesston men were part of the winning team for the 18th annual Summer Thresher Golf Classic, held Saturday, Aug. 13, at Galaway Creek Golf Course, Henderson, Neb. Thirty-nine golfers participated in the 18-hole, four-person … Read more
Bethel makes new faculty and staff appointments
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College announces the following new faculty and staff appointments for the 2011-12 school year: Kent Allshouse , athletic director and head track and field and cross-country coach. He has a B.A. from Graceland University, … Read more
"Awesome 150" is featured exhibit at Kauffman Museum
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Kauffman Museum at Bethel College is honoring the 150th anniversary of Kansas statehood by hosting the special exhibition "Awesome 150: Museum Friends Share Their Favorites." Following work by high school students in one of the … Read more
Peace activist to speak at KIPCOR, other area locations
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College Students for Social Change and the Kansas Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution are among the co-sponsors of the visit of a well-known Christian peace activist to the Newton-Wichita area. Father Roy Bourgeois … Read more
Varied interests, individualized major direct student toward rural health
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – If Bethel College student Natalie Stucky is an example, Kansas medical schools are looking for potential health-care practitioners with interests that range far beyond medicine. Stucky, a junior from Moundridge, learned earlier … Read more
Golfers take fifth straight service trip, earn national academic honors
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Even though it was break time, the Bethel College golf team shared two special events this summer. One was the annual service trip – the fifth in a row – to Kids Across America, June 12-15. KAA is a Christian sports camp for … Read more
Student dies after skateboarding accident
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's Krehbiel Auditorium is the venue for convocation, instrumental concerts of all kinds, opera, lectures and theater – seldom a service of eulogy. However, it became "sacred space" Friday evening, Aug. 5, as Bethel … Read more
Bethel returns degree completion component to its nursing program
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College has expanded its nursing program to serve practicing nurses with registered nurse (RN) status who want to earn a bachelor's degree in nursing. The Higher Learning Commission, Bethel's accrediting body, on July 29 … Read more
$1.236 million Bethel College Fund goal met
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – More than 1,500 generous donors helped meet the Bethel College Fund goal of $1.236 million, said Sondra Bandy Koontz, Bethel College vice president for advancement. The goal was for fiscal year 2010-11, which ended June 30. "We … Read more
18th annual golf tourney set for Aug. 13 in Henderson
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Alumni Association will host the18th annual Summer Thresher Golf Classic at Galaway Creek Golf Course in Henderson, Neb., Saturday, Aug. 13. The 18-hole, four-person scramble for men and women promotes … Read more
Youth learn history to earn prizes at Bethel's youth convention display
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – After two freebie-free Mennonite Youth Conventions in a row, Bethel College staff decided on a creative variation of previous Bethel booths. Bethel offered giveaways this year – but the youth had to earn them. "For the [San … Read more
Former KU star Jamison named head men's basketball coach
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A former starter for a University of Kansas Jayhawks basketball team that made it to the 1991 NCAA championship game has taken the helm of the Bethel College men's basketball program. Bethel College Athletic Director Kent … Read more
Grant provides museum with strategic planning resources
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – As part of a professional development training grant awarded last year, Kauffman Museum Director Rachel Pannabecker recently attended a workshop on strategic planning held June 23-24 in Kansas City, Mo. The museum was one of … Read more
Mark Yoder resigns as men's basketball coach
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Following a second tenure as head men's basketball coach at Bethel College, Mark Yoder has announced his resignation. After 25 years coaching men's basketball at three different Mennonite colleges, Yoder said he is ready to … Read more
2011 Hall of Fame class includes athlete-turned-coach, football standout
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's athletic department has announced the inductees for the 2011 Hall of Fame. Former two-sport athlete and volleyball coach Bev Mayer, Phoenix, and standout football player Tod Bean, Murray, Utah, will be inducted … Read more
Bethel announces interim VP appointment
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College President Perry D. White has announced the appointment of Weldon Martens, Henderson, Neb., as interim vice president for Student Life. The appointment follows the resignation earlier this month of Chad Childs, who … Read more
"Fiddler" returns in Bethel's annual Broadway production
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The beloved musical Fiddler on the Roof returns to the Krehbiel Auditorium stage as the production for this year's Broadway at Bethel. The performance will be Sunday, June 26, at 2 p.m., with a cast and crew of high school … Read more
Research letter shows Bethel graduation rates rank high nationally
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's high ranking in the U.S. News & World Report annual "Best Colleges" issue has earned it another national accolade. The April 2011 issue of Postsecondary Education Opportunity , a research letter that serves … Read more
Alumni add expertise to 2011 Summer Science Institute
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's Summer Science Institute had another banner year, with the distinction in 2011 of having three science alumni on the institute faculty. The institute turned 12 this year with, like last year, a capacity 32 … Read more
Year of service and soccer set stage for freshman player's college career
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Soccer standout Ben Kreider finished his four-year career at Newton High School with every intention of continuing in his sport at Bethel College – just not right away. Instead, the 2010 signee deferred for one year. He took off … Read more
New solar collectors save energy, enrich student's experience
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's latest venture in energy-saving technology will make a small step toward a greener planet – but may have a more profound impact on at least one student's future. Bethel maintenance and technology staff, under … Read more
Bethel trail marks birthday with national designation
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's Sand Creek Trail is a teenager, and its birthday gift is national recognition. In 1997, the trail was a twinkle in the eye of Jake Goering, North Newton, and the late Larry Voth, longtime director of development … Read more
Spring Dean's List, Honor Roll released
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College associate registrar Kay Schmidt has announced the names of Bethel College students whose spring 2011 semester grades have earned academic distinction. Students are eligible for semester honors provided they … Read more
Second issue of annual 'Mennonite Life' now available online
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The second issue of Mennonite Life since the journal went to an annual format is now live. The Summer 2011 issue can be accessed at www.bethelks.edu/mennonitelife/2011 . Bethel College began publishing Mennonite Life in … Read more
Two golfers receive Academic All-America honors
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Two golfers bring the total to 23 for Bethel College athletes named by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics as Daktronics All-America Scholar-Athletes for 2010-11. Justin Regehr, a 2011 graduate from Halstead, … Read more
Uncle Carl's Camps at Kauffman Museum still have some openings
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Camps aimed at aspiring young printmakers and youth who would like to be part of creating a special museum exhibit still have openings in Kauffman Museum's summer day camp program. The popular Uncle Carl's Camps, held in and … Read more
Honor choices made and those to come, Bethel graduates told
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Hon. Kimberly J. Mueller, federal judge for the Eastern District of California, quoted from Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" as she addressed the 94 members of Bethel College's Class of 2011 on May 22. "Two roads diverged … Read more
Bethel officially launches construction, renovation for new Academic Center
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – One of the special events of this year's Alumni Weekend was a groundbreaking for the renovation of Old Science Hall into the Academic Center. Bethel students, faculty, alumni and friends gathered Saturday afternoon, May 21, on … Read more
Faculty award honors professor of education and math
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Lisa Janzen Scott, assistant professor of education and mathematics, received the Ralph P. Schrag Distinguished Teaching Award at this year's Bethel College commencement May 22. The vice president for academic affairs presents … Read more
Next film in KIPCOR series looks at impact of 'enforced boundaries'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – When the second in a three-film series airs at Bethel College May 31, it may be the only large-screen U.S. showing in a new film series of the documentary Checkpoint . The Kansas Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution at … Read more
Bethel College named to 2010 Community Service Honor Roll
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – With the May 16 announcement of the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, Bethel College takes its place on the list for the third straight year, the fourth time since the award was launched in 2006. As … Read more
Women's tennis finishes year with singles win at nationals
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College women's tennis team made its third straight appearance May 17 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Tennis Championships in Mobile, Ala. Although the Threshers lost 1-8 in the first … Read more
BCWA annual lecture a must for Erdrich fans
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – For the eighth annual Bethel College Women's Association Faculty Public Lecture, Ami Regier, Bethel College professor of literary studies, will examine the German immigrant stories that are part of the most recent novels of Louise … Read more
Graduating Bethel art majors featured in final exhibit of year
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The annual Bethel College Senior Art Exhibit opened Friday, May 6, with a reception for the five student artists to be held during Commencement Weekend. Student artwork includes ceramics, painting, photography and prints, on … Read more
Last Bethel convocation of year honors 'Champions of Character'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's last convocation of the school year is devoted to the achievements of student-athletes. The annual "Champions of Character Convocation" also honored retiring Bethel Athletic Director Diane Flickner. Bethel … Read more
Special convocation focuses on academic achievement
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's annual Awards Convocation, one of the last two convocations of the school year, recognizes student achievements in academics. The May 9 Awards Convocation also noted faculty transitions, and included … Read more
One deep breath: Writing, teaching 'breath-based,' playwright tells Bethel audience
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Margaret Edson, a teacher and playwright, advised her Bethel College listeners not to take notes as she spoke for about 40 minutes without consulting a written script. Speaking in Bethel's May 6 convocation, the Atlanta … Read more
Bethel, Butler Community College sign agreement to facilitate transfer
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College has signed its fourth articulation agreement – the third this academic year – with a two-year college. Wednesday, May 11, Bethel President Perry D. White and Vice President for Academic Affairs Brad Born traveled … Read more
Open Road 'family' includes six seniors in season finale
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. –Bethel College's exclusive men's ensemble, Open Road, will perform their end-of-year concert Sunday, May 15, at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall. The invitation-only group will perform a variety of pieces, including "Yesterday," arranged … Read more
Jazz on the Green to feature original compositions
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A long-standing Bethel College tradition, Jazz on the Green, will take place Wednesday, May 11, starting at 8 p.m. The concert will feature all three Bethel jazz groups: Jazz I, Jazz II and Jazz Combo. The groups will be playing … Read more
Pioneer judge will urge Bethel grads to 'make all the difference'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's 2011 commencement speaker is a former "campus kid" and, as the first female federal judge to preside over California's Eastern District, is also responsible for there being one fewer glass ceiling in the world of … Read more
Chamber Orchestra plans to end year on strong, loud note
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Chamber Orchestra will be performing at 7:30 p.m. May 10 in Krehbiel Auditorium. The Chamber Orchestra will perform, "Light Cavalry Overture" by Franz von Suppé, "Trauermusik" by Paul Hindemith, "Printemps" by … Read more
Masterworks concert to feature flute, Schubert 'Mass'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Flutist Kristen Schaffer and Bethel College student and alumni vocal soloists will be among the features of this year's annual spring Masterworks concert at Bethel. The Bethel College Oratorio Chorus, which includes all Bethel … Read more
Respect vital to real peacemaking, says winner of oration contest
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Brandon Schwager, Bethel College senior from Lawrence, placed first in the college's annual C. Henry Smith Peace Oration contest. The Kansas Institute of Peace and Conflict Resolution (KIPCOR) sponsors Bethel's part of a … Read more
Terra Wiens to give senior recital
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College student Terra Wiens, Newton, will give her senior recital Monday, May 2, at 7 p.m. in the Administration Building chapel. Wiens will graduate from Bethel College in May 2011 with degrees in music and German. Though … Read more
Anyone can bring home a memory from Old Science Hall
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Mabee Challenge met, construction fence up – major renovation of Bethel College's Old Science Hall into an Academic Center is beginning. Many large pieces of furniture from the building were auctioned in August 2008. Now, … Read more
Many disciplines represented in student research symposium
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's annual Undergraduate Research, Internship and Creative Activity (URICA) Symposium, highlighting student research projects in a variety of disciplines, takes place on campus Saturday, April 30. The symposium … Read more
Playwright, veteran actors to be part of Bethel production of 'Wit'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A chance to get a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright on the Bethel College campus was one Megan Upton-Tyner could not let go by. As she rounds out her first year as instructor of theater at Bethel, Upton-Tyner is directing a … Read more
Students expand their research horizons through conferences
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's emphasis on undergraduate research can lead students in many directions, some of them geographical – this spring to New York, Colorado and Georgia. Sophomores Amber Anderson, McPherson, and Miriam Weaverdyck, Ann … Read more
Statewide hunger dialogue inspires 'power of a few' at Bethel
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College is proof that just because you're small doesn't mean you can't get things done. Take Bethel graduate Rick McNary of Potwin who founded, and now serves as CEO of, the charity Numana, Inc. less than two years ago. In … Read more
Sarah Pohl and Cameron Voth to give joint recital
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College students Sarah Pohl, sophomore from Moundridge, and Cameron Voth, junior from Goessel, will give a joint voice recital Saturday, April 30, at 2:30 p.m. in the Administration Building chapel. Pohl is majoring in … Read more
Three singers to give joint recital
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College students Julia Miller, Hesston, Renee Reimer, Sioux Falls, S.D., and Allison Yoder, Kalona, Iowa, will give a joint sophomore voice recital Wednesday, April 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building chapel. … Read more
Three Bethel jazz groups invited to play in WSU jazz festival
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Three Bethel College-based jazz groups will take the stage this Thursday, April 21, at the WSU Jazz Invitational, part of the Wichita Jazz Festival on the campus of Wichita State University. James Pisano, who directs Jazz … Read more
Prize-winning paper examines 1972 controversy
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A Bethel College student's prize-winning paper sheds some light on conflict and reconciliation in the face of Mennonites' growing global diversity. "Fragile Bonds and Global Fellowship: The Ninth Mennonite World Conference in … Read more
Bethel doubles online course offerings for summer 2011
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College is doubling its online course offering – from three to six – for summer term 2011. Beginning Tuesday, May 31, and continuing for eight weeks, through July 26, the following courses will be available online: World … Read more
Annual student exhibit now open in FAC Gallery
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College students from a variety of disciplines working in a variety of media are featured in the annual student art exhibit, which opened Friday, April 8, and continues through April 29 in the Fine Arts Center Gallery on … Read more
Distinguished Alumnus Award: Preheim active in infectious diseases research, care of veterans
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Laurel Preheim, Omaha, Neb., winner of Bethel College's 2011 Distinguished Alumnus Award, is a medical doctor and avowed pacifist who has spent his career working with military veterans. Preheim will be a special guest on the … Read more
Outstanding Alumni Award: Janzens' lifetime collaboration has spanned the globe
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The winners of the 2011 Outstanding Alumnus Award at Bethel College, John and Reinhild Kauenhoven Janzen, have spent a life in collaboration around the globe. John Janzen graduated from Bethel College in 1961 with a B.A. in … Read more
Bethel to participate in second Kansas Private College Week
TOPEKA, KAN. – To highlight the "special, vital niche in the Kansas higher education landscape" that Kansas' private colleges hold, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has declared April 17-23 Kansas Private College Week. The 18 member institutions of the … Read more
HBPA event to include convocation by Tracy Silverman
HESSTON, KAN. – Three Part Invention, an instrumental ensemble of violin, piano and cello, will present the fifth and final concert in the 2010-11 Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts Series at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 17, at Hesston Mennonite Church on the … Read more
Vocal ensembles to give spring concerts
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's small vocal ensembles will give their spring concerts on the next two weekends. The Bethel College Men's Ensemble will perform with the Kansas Mennonite Men's Chorus Sunday, April 10, at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall … Read more
Service trip is a gift to givers and recipients
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Take some Bethel College students who have grown up doing service projects, mix with a chance to spend a week in Cajun country on the cheap and what do you have? A spring break service trip appreciated by all concerned. And for … Read more
Challenge met, Bethel to break ground for Academic Center this spring
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – On March 15, Bethel College informed the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation of Tulsa, Okla., that Bethel donors had met their latest Mabee challenge. The resulting funds are for the transformation of the old Science Hall into a new, … Read more
Discovery Adventure Course sees good results in first months
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Discovery Adventure Course, Bethel College's recent addition to its community-building resources, has passed a milestone of having more than 300 people use it. The course, which opened late last summer, just before the start of … Read more
Sedgwick artist leaves a legacy in studio donation to Bethel College
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College is the beneficiary of a Sedgwick potter's love of her art and her wish for that love to live on in others after she was gone. Donna Philbrick lost a struggle with cancer last fall. Her husband, Jerry Philbrick, … Read more
Busy beavers to be subject of Kauffman Museum Earth Day event
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Scheduling conflicts and Earth Day (April 22) falling on Good Friday have combined to put Kauffman Museum's annual celebration a week earlier. The museum, located on the Bethel College campus, will host its Earth Day event, … Read more
Bethel lineman chosen for NAIA Senior Classic
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A Bethel College football player has been selected to play in a national all-star game. Victory Sports Network, the internet sports news provider for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, announced its picks … Read more
KIPCOR film series meshes with goals of Bethel student activists
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College students' interterm experiences have come together with the college's connection to an Oklahoma film company to give campus and community a chance to look at Israel/Palestine through several different lenses – … Read more
Violin duo concert to benefit Bethel's Hohmann String Scholarship
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – For the second year in a row, the violin duo Nova Deco will perform at Bethel College to benefit a music scholarship fund established there. Nova Deco is composed of Nancy Johnson and Dominique Corbeil. The concert is Sunday, … Read more
Powell brings together Bethel years in show worth 'Eighty-nine cents'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College and community audiences probably know Joshua Powell, senior from Basehor, best for his vocal talents. Powell is a four-year member of, and frequent soloist for, both the Bethel College Concert Choir and the men's a … Read more
Forensics offers national tournament preview
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team presents its second annual National Tournament Preview. The event will be held Monday, March 28, at 7 p.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium in the Fine Arts Center. It is free and open to the public, with … Read more
Schmidt sees mental health services as 'faith practically applied'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The reasons why Matt Schmidt, winner of Bethel College's 2011 Young Alumnus Award, decided to choose a service profession are not unique. Schmidt's parents, Deb and Don Schmidt, began their married life with a term in Bolivia … Read more
After Jerusalem Seminar, Bethel students explore responses to injustice
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The experience of participating in the 2011 Jerusalem Seminar sponsored by Bethel College and Tabor College caused Tom Harder, a Wichita pastor, to "lose my religion," he said. But it also renewed his faith. Harder and his … Read more
Academic All-America honors announced for seven Bethel sports
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College continues its tradition of producing scholar-athletes, with 21 athletes recently named by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) as Daktronics All-America Scholar-Athletes for 2010-11. The … Read more
Instrumental groups to give first spring concerts
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Chamber Orchestra presents its first concert of the school year March 15, followed by the Bethel College Wind Ensemble two days later on March 17. Both events are in Krehbiel Auditorium of the Fine Arts Center … Read more
All facets of nature inspire Wichita ceramicist
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Wichita artist Heather Meeds, whose work is now on display in Bethel College's Fine Arts Center Gallery, finds her inspiration in the colors, shapes and textures of the natural world. "Organic Forms," a solo show by Heather … Read more
Bethel to expand cross-cultural learning options with China initiative
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College will be expanding students' options in cross-cultural learning (CCL) beginning next fall with the addition of Chinese language courses. The main sponsorship for the initiative comes from an individual donor. In … Read more
Bethel's forensics nationals team is complete
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – At a tournament in Texas over the weekend, four Bethel College students qualified for the American Forensic Association-National Individual Events Tournament (AFA-NIET). West Texas A&M University hosted 14 schools, including … Read more
Saxophonist is latest jazz artist to visit, teach and play at Bethel
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Since he began teaching at Bethel College five years ago, James Pisano, director of jazz studies, has worked hard to get internationally known jazz artists onto the campus. The latest is Grammy® Award-winning saxophonist, … Read more
After son's death, Wichita pastor follows call to speak against violence
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Early in 2008, Riccardo Harris – who will speak March 7 in Bethel College's convocation – decided he needed to find some meaning in an otherwise "senseless" death in his family. Jan. 5, 2008, Harris' 19-year-old stepson, Robert … Read more
Bethel has ninth student qualifier for forensics nationals
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Brandon Schwager, Bethel College junior from Lawrence, came back from a weekend at Kansas State University qualified for the national forensics tournament in two events. Schwager competed in Extemporaneous Speaking and Impromptu … Read more
Concert Choir to tour in Pacific Northwest, California
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Concert Choir is headed to the Pacific Northwest and northern California for this year's spring break tour. The first and last concerts of the 48-voice choir's spring tour will be in Kansas, beginning with a … Read more
Stucky to bring March Madness to museum with talk on vintage gyms
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – March Madness kicks off at Kauffman Museum on the Bethel College campus with an illustrated lecture on vintage basketball gyms by local author Brian D. Stucky. Stucky will speak at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 6, in the museum … Read more
Bethel College's new athletic director will also coach runners
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College has announced the appointment of a new athletic director, Kent J. Allshouse of Lamoni, Iowa. In addition to serving as AD, Allshouse will be head track coach and head cross-country coach at Bethel. Allshouse has … Read more
Sky-watchers try to see 110 objects in a night in celestial marathon
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Rising temperatures (at least a little), days getting longer and the earth hurtling in its orbit toward the vernal equinox can only mean one thing. Spring, of course, but more to the point, the annual Messier Marathon, said … Read more
Wilson-Hartgrove tells convo audience small efforts can lead to big changes
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Speaking at Bethel College Feb. 21, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Durham, N.C., took the opportunity to reflect briefly on history. Wilson-Hartgrove is an associate minister at the historically black St. John's Missionary Baptist … Read more
The value of genius and talent: Harris to make directing debut with Steve Martin play
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College senior Clint Harris, Manhattan, has spent the last three-and-a-half years singing, dancing and acting at every opportunity. For his final project, Harris has placed himself on the other side, as he directs Steve … Read more
Israel/Palestine pilgrimage an 'encounter with the sacred'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – What does it mean to be a pilgrim or to go on pilgrimage? A pilgrimage can be defined as a journey to a sacred place as an act of devotion, though to me this is rather formal and doesn't sound very fun. As one who would claim the … Read more
Mexico interterm furnishes a different kind of education
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Education comes in many different forms, whether in school, at home or just from the people around you. Then there are other educational experiences that thrust you into completely new and awe-inspiring situations and the … Read more
Students make art 'disappear' for a day to protest state funding cuts
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – When a group of Bethel College students were discussing their feelings about the Kansas governor's recent decision to cut arts funding, they decided to bring it home. So Friday, Feb. 18, they organized a Day without Art, going … Read more
Bethel has several champions in state forensics
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Four members of the Bethel College forensics squad earned trophies at the Kansas Individual Events Championship Tournament at Sterling College Saturday, Feb. 19. Sophomores Chris Riesen, Beatrice, Neb., and Aaron Rudeen, Osage … Read more
Four Bethel groups to perform for Kansas Music Educators
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Newton/North Newton community will be well represented through Bethel College at the annual meeting of the Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) in Wichita this weekend. The Bethel College Concert Choir earned a prime … Read more
Lamplighting for junior nursing students considers 'call to care'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College's nursing class of 2012 held the traditional lamplighting for juniors Sunday, Feb. 13, in Krehbiel Auditorium. Seven of the 22 members of the junior class participated in the service, which also featured music from … Read more
History professor looks at 'Mennonite effect' on alternative service
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – New to the Bethel College campus this school year, Nicholas Krehbiel, visiting assistant professor of history, will share his primary area of research interest in the next Friends of the MLA program. Krehbiel will speak Thursday, … Read more
Fischer earns first nationals berth in college forensics
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team has its third freshman qualifier for the 2011 American Forensic Association-National Individual Events Tournament (AFA-NIET). Several members of the squad competed in the Sweetheart Swing … Read more
Celebrate state's 150th with 'K is for Kansas' at Kauffman Museum
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Kansas statehood, Kauffman Museum at Bethel College has brought back its award-winning traveling exhibit "K is for Kansas: Exploring Kansas from A to Z," through May 22. The popular … Read more
Forensics earns three more qualifications for nationals
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team racked up more qualifications for the national forensics tournament at a swing tournament in Salina Feb. 5-6. Bethel was one of 13 schools competing on Saturday and 12 on Sunday in the Kansas … Read more
Sculptor's work is about 'negotiating with chaos'
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A sculptor who has been creating and teaching art for more than two decades in south central Kansas has the current exhibit in Bethel College's Fine Arts Center Gallery. "Formal Order," a solo show by Ted Krone, chair of the art … Read more
HBPA to feature Kansas musical talent in Lyric Arts Trio
HESSTON, KAN. – Lyric Arts Trio, an instrumental and vocal ensemble of clarinet, piano and soprano voice, will be the fourth concert in the 2010-11 Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts Series. The trio, which hails from Kansas City, will present "American … Read more
Alumni, friends of Bethel invited to new volunteer opportunity
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Alumni and friends of Bethel College now have a new opportunity to contribute volunteer time and energy to improving the campus for both students and visitors. Dalene White, spouse of Bethel President Perry D. White and Bethel's … Read more
Students experience different kind of education during Mexico interterm
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Education comes in many different forms, whether in school, at home or just from the people around you. Then there are other educational experiences that thrust you into completely new and awe-inspiring situations and the … Read more
Jantzen's contribution to European history earns Distinguished Scholar Award
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College recognized the outstanding scholarship of a faculty member in a special presentation Feb. 4 during the first convocation of the spring semester. Brad Born, vice president for academic affairs, presented the David … Read more
Interterm class follows aid from source to destination in Haiti, Dominican
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Almost exactly a year ago, Bethel College students had a chance to join with the wider community under the auspices of a local nonprofit to respond to a devastating earthquake in Haiti. This year, several of them "closed the … Read more
Short version of new documentary to show at Bethel College
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College audiences will have a chance to preview a new documentary on the Freedom Rides that took place in the South in 1961. The Kansas Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (KIPCOR) at Bethel College is sponsoring a … Read more
Forensics starts spring season strong
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College forensics team started its spring season with a bang – a second-place sweepstakes trophy and its fifth and sixth members qualifying for the national tournament. In the Hutchinson Community College section of … Read more
Bethel senior receives emergency nurses association scholarship
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Allison Kaster, a senior in her final semester studying nursing at Bethel College, has wanted to be a nurse most of her life. Kaster received one of two $500 scholarships awarded each semester by the Kansas State Council of the … Read more
HBPA to feature "the world's reigning male chorus"
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A popular vocal ensemble – which also happens to be known as "the world's reigning male chorus" ( The New Yorker) – makes its fifth appearance in the Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts Series. Chanticleer comes to the Memorial Hall … Read more
Student artist places high in regional competition
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A Bethel College art student placed in the top group in a regional art scholarship competition. Audra Miller, sophomore from Hesston, was one of 19 finalists in the Midwest Regional Collegiate Scholarship Competition, sponsored … Read more
Bethel audience challenged to "let suffering speak truth"
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Pondering the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. at Bethel College's annual celebration of the King holiday, Mark McCormick recalled another man who fought racism with unconventional weapons. McCormick, communications director for … Read more
Young Alumnus Award winner has been devoted to mental health services
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – It's hard to think of Prairie View Mental Health Services in Newton without thinking of Bethel College graduate Matthew Schmidt. Schmidt has been working at Prairie View for most of the past 18 years. Like many Bethel students, … Read more
Kauffman Museum to start its celebration of 150 years of Kansas statehood
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A special Kansas Day celebration Saturday, Jan. 29, on the Bethel College campus will recognize Kansas' 150th birthday. Kauffman Museum will be celebrating the state's sesquicentennial – Kansas joined the Union in 1861 – … Read more
MLK Day event will revolve around the arts
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The arts – spoken and written words, vocal music and visual creations – will be the hub around which this year's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration at Bethel College revolves. This year's program will be in Krehbiel … Read more
Bethel announces fall Dean's List, Honor Roll
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – Bethel College associate registrar Kay Schmidt has announced the names of Bethel College students whose fall 2010 semester grades have earned academic distinction. Students are eligible for semester honors provided they complete … Read more
BCWA's WEB Day event turns 40
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – The Bethel College Women's Association (BCWA) is marking its 40th year of offering "a time of learning and fellowship" to the community. BCWA invites both men and women to participate in its Welcome to Education at Bethel (WEB) … Read more
Researching the stone: North Newton man seeks to document Bethel College symbol's history
NORTH NEWTON, KAN. – A North Newton man is looking for threshing stones. Glen Ediger isn't seeking to collect the stones – he wants to photograph them and document their history. "Many people have no idea what a threshing stone is," Ediger said. … Read more


text:
My husband and I were in Puerto Rico on business and took a few days to ourselves. We drove down the west coast to Cabo Rojo. The Parador Combate Beach Hotel was perfect. Amazing customer service, easy walking distance to the (almost) private beach, and easy walk to neighborhood restaurants. I highly recommend this hotel if you are considering this area. Our room was #18, away from the parking lot and facing the pool. Room not large but surrounding scenery made up for it.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Located in the southwest coast of Puerto Rico, facing the Caribbean, Combate Beach Resort is a 47-room hotel with all the amenities needed to guarantee the most rewarding vacation experience in Puerto Rico. The hotel offers: elegant and spacious guestrooms for 2 to 6 guests, delicious Breakfast Restaurant, children and adult's pool, half basketball court, sand volleyball court, a convenience store and exclusive access to the beautiful Combate Beach, one of the island's best beaches, and the Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Travelocity, getaroom.com, Orbitz, Cancelon, Evoline ltd, TripOnline SA and HotelQuickly so you can book your Combate Beach Resort reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Combate Beach Hotel Cabo Rojo

subset: commoncrawl


text:
No photos available yet
The seller's agent hasn't uploaded any photos — check back soon
1551 University
Sacramento, CA 95825
- Home, 2 beds 2 baths, 1,586 sf, 2,614 sf lot
No agent description available.
- - Built 1976
You find the home, you keep the savings
Buy with us and get a 50% refund — the biggest in the industryRead testimonialsLearn about our refund
07/13/2016 Sold$449,0002 years ago
06/16/2016 Pending$449,0002 years ago
06/09/2016 For Sale$449,0002 years ago
We've saved homebuyers millions
School rankings provided by Niche.Updated 4/12/17.School information is to be used as reference only. To verify enrollment eligibility for a specific property, contact the school or the local school board.
Tools designed to give you and edge in any market


text:
Earle, AR Homeowners Insurance
In the market for Earle, AR home insurance coverage that you can easily fit into your budget yet still give you peace of mind? We can help you find the best insurance providers for your area. Simply enter your Zip Code at the top of this page and you will get a list of best agencies and carriers for your Crittenden county.If you're still wondering whether or not it's a good idea to spend money on a homeowners insurance policy, the following reasons will get rid of all your doubts.
Covers medical bills incurred due to accidents
Accidents can happen to anyone, and they can occur right within your property's premises. These unfortunate incidents may cause someone harm, such as injuries. With your Earle, AR home insurance, you will receive protection not just from lawsuits, but also from the medical bills that may arise due to the accident.
The "Guest medical" coverage of your policy will take care of the medical or hospital expenses that general liability won't. Your insurer will pay for the costs of services and treatments such as X-rays, ambulance ride, hospitalization, and surgery among several others.
Keep in mind though, that while guest medical coverage comes included with most homeowners insurance policies, some may not. So check the terms and conditions of a contract before signing it.
Secures your home's equity
For most U. S. consumers, their home is the biggest, most expensive investment they will ever make. Thus, it makes complete sense for them to protect it and all its contents, and of course, its equity. This refers to the value of your home over and above your mortgage or any other liability associated with your property. Any renovations or improvements to your house increases its equity.
Your Earle, Arkansas home insurance will not just provide coverage for the value of your home when you purchased it, but also its current equity. So in the event something happens and affects your property, you don't have to start from scratch.
Safeguarding your home and its contents against natural disasters
Storms, hurricanes, and tornadoes can easily and quickly destroy homes, even entire neighborhoods. They can rip off roofs, tear down walls, and uproot trees in an instant. And they can happen without warning.
A homeowners insurance policy prevents you from having to pay for all the repairs and replacements these events can cause. Beware though, as some types of natural disasters, such as earthquakes and flashfloods, require special types of insurance, which means that standard policies don't cover them.
Temporary relocation from loss of use
Natural disasters can cause such severe damages to your home that they can render it uninhabitable for a period of time.
Protection from robbers, thieves, and burglars
Nowadays, you'll hear or read about crimes happening all the time. Many of these take place in homes, include robbery, theft, and burglary. And while you should definitely up your home's security system, it's not enough to protect you from losses.
Your home insurance policy will protect you from the major losses that can arise from stolen valuables and personal property. It will reimburse you for either the replacement cost or the actual cash value of the items these criminals have taken from your home.
The most important: Peace of mindArguably the biggest benefit that homeowners insurance can provide you is peace of mind. The government and authorities may not require you to purchase it, nor your mortgage provider, but it doesn't mean you shouldn't. You want to sleep soundly at night, knowing that you and your household won't find yourselves in a dire financial situation. You also want to feel reassured that, in the event something happens to or in your home, you won't have to use all your savings.
So never underestimate the power and value of having home insurance in Earle, AR. This can save you from a lifetime of financial troubles, so as early as now, start shopping around for a policy.
Other Cities in AR:
Homeowner's insurance is one of the most important items to have to shield you, your family, and your belongings. Navigating the many procedures and amounts of security supplied can be a heinous job. This article will supply you with a multitude of guidelines meant to aid you locate the homeowner's plan that greatest guards you.
If you are having difficulties to make the month to month payments on your homeowner's insurance policy, taking into consideration elevating your deductible. Just like with well being or vehicle insurance policies, getting a greater deductible implies lower chance to the insurer and reduce month-to-month charges. Nonetheless, this should only be used with homes that are not most likely to undergo small upkeep issues, as the property owner finishes up with those costs.
When considering home insurance coverage, be positive to examine with various companies to see if they have reductions for possessing a number of guidelines with them. You might be entitled to really a price cut if you have several policies with the identical provider, this sort of as property, auto, and lifestyle insurance policies. If they don't offer you a discount, question them why. If you haggle you could get final results, in any other case you ought to contemplate your choices.
When thinking about insurance for your house, get into account the building materials that are in the residence you desire to insure as well as any possible additions. Insurance coverage companies will most most likely grant better prices for safer development resources such as steel and cement as opposed to flammable wooden. Be confident to evaluate charges with several organizations also.
Paying off your mortgage loan may possibly not be simple, but doing so can make your homeowner's insurance coverage rates fall considerably. Insurance businesses believe that folks who very own their residences outright are more very likely to consider excellent care of them, and so they will file fewer promises that the insurance policies organization will have to shell out.
Increase your credit history score. You will see reduced premiums on your homeowner's insurance policies if your credit rating rating is good. Obtaining a minimal credit history rating can make you a likely chance in the eyes of your homeowner's insurance company. For that reason, they will charge you much more cash for that lower rating of yours.
Like most homeowners, you want to maintain your insurance rates as minimal as achievable. Installing and maintaining a substantial-good quality property security method can reduced your yearly premiums by five p.c or a lot more. Make sure that it is centrally monitored by a security business or joined to a nearby law enforcement station. Your insurance firm will want to see evidence that your technique is monitored prior to they give you the low cost.
If you have residence insurance and also have a puppy, make sure that you look for plan choices that protect individuals who may be attacked by your pet. It really is a unusual and backwards world sometimes, but an intruder can really sue you if your pet assaults him. Yeah, it truly is insane, but that is why they have these coverage choices.
If you have fire insurance and a fire occurs in your house, damage to your landscaping is usually lined. Numerous men and women do not know this and conclude up obtaining to shell out their landscape damages themselves. Nonetheless, most insurance organizations will not shell out much more than 500 pounds per tree or shrub.
As was mentioned at the commencing of the write-up, homeowner's insurance policies is a sensible and crucial strategy to keeping your beloved ones and individual products protected. If you learn the greatest methods to locating a excellent policy, it is not going to be as hard as it seems. Adhere to the guidance presented in this article to supply your household with safety and security.


text:
Chamomile Tea
What could be a better start to the day than a cup of organically grown, handpicked, caffeine free
herbal tea all the way from the serene Himalayas!
Freshen up your soul with the salubrious infusion of chamomile in hot water. A healthy alternative to tea
& coffee, this tea made from leaves of chamomile is soothing and relieves stomach upsets and indigestions.
A cup every morning helps alleviate insomnia.
Aromazeia's chamomile tea is being organically cultivated at a height of 6000ft in the Himalaya.
Health Benefits:
1.Promotes Sleep
2.Promotes Healthy Skin
3.Soothes Stomach Ache
4.Relieves Anxiety & Tension
5.Relieves Headache
6.Immunity Booster
No Reviews Found


text:
Ian brought five and a half years of general practice experience to Earby when he joined the team in 1998, having previously been a partner at a practice in Lossiemouth, Scotland. He is our nominated 'senior partner'. Clinically he takes the lead on diabetes. Ian is a GP registrar trainer, has involvement with medical student training, and takes a healthy interest in practice management.
Phil joined the Practice in 1998 having completed his GP training at Airedale Hospital. He has developed a number of interests over the years. He champions the needs of older people and takes a lead in the care of patients who are over 75 years of age. He is also the practice lead for Mental Health, ensuring that the practice cares for patients who need early access to talking treatments, and also ensuring that our care for patients with severe and enduring mental health problems is the best it can be. He takes a keen interest in ensuring that the practice delivers a safe, quality service; on behalf of the Practice he made pledges to "Sign up for Safety" in 2015.
Phil has always had an interest in how the health system works outside of general practice. This interest led him into commissioning, which is the way in which health services are planned and purchased for the local population. He has recently taken on the role of Chair of East Lancs CCG and divides his time between Earby and East Lancs CCG. If you want to know more about ELCCG, the website address is www.eastlancsccg.nhs.uk and Phil has a Twitter account @DrHuxley1
Esther joined the practice in 2000. She trained and completed her VTS in Scotland , but always planned to work closer to her roots in Lancashire. Esther leads on women's health issues and family planning. She is especially interested in menopausal issues and provides intra-uterine device fitting for the practice. She does, however, remains interested in all aspects of general practice. She is keen to maintain an academic interest in general practice and has an interest in evidence based medicine. She is a GP registrar trainer on the East Lancashire Scheme, helps train foundation year 2 doctors in a support capacity. She has been involved in medical student training within the practice for year 4 Manchester students on the Women & Child Health Module.
Mike joined the surgery in 2001 as a registrar and returned to the partnership in 2003. He qualified in Newcastle in 1996 and spent time working in medicine in the north-east hospitals before moving back to Yorkshire at St. James's in Leeds. He qualified from the Airedale GP training scheme. His interests lie in respiratory medicine, ophthalmology, musculoskeletal and sports medicine. He is the practice lead in child protection and IT. He maintains the website and is foundation doctor trainer. He works as a GP with special interest (GPwSI) in the musculoskeletal service (PLIMS) at St. Peters on a Wednesday.
Catherine joined the surgery as a GP trainee in 2011 and after completing her training joined the partnership in 2014. She is originally from Burnley and has worked in Bradford and Airedale previously. Catherine takes the practice lead on the monitoring of long term conditions, ensuring that we have robust systems in place for monitoring and reviewing patients with asthma, COPD, hypertension and diabetes to help improve their health. She is the GP representative on Pendle's Dementia Action Alliance which works with local government, services and businesses to raise awareness and help people with dementia in the community.
Jo qualified from Leeds University in 1991 and before entering General Practice she gained considerable experience in the care of older people; she joined the team at Earby in 2007. Jo has developed an interest in dementia and strives to ensure that carers have the support that they need. She has gained additional expertise in palliative care and works at Pendleside Hospice in the evenings or weekends. She is the nominated practice lead for Cancer, and coordinates the quality agenda around Cancer, from prevention and early diagnosis to support through treatment and recovery.
Andy first started as a registrar at the practice in 2009. He worked as a locum in Earby at various stages from 2010 until 2014 when an opportunity arose to become a part time salaried doctor at the surgery. His interests include palliative medicine and he also works at Manorlands Hospice. Both in the practice and at the Hospice part of his role involves caring for people with life limiting conditions, whether that be managing symptoms in the last weeks or trying to improve the healthcare journey of those in the last year or so of life. The skills Andy has learned from this part of his work helps maintain his focus on what illness means to the individual and compliments the art of being a generalist in modern primary care
Nicky initially joined us as a foundation doctor before returning as a GP registrar. She is now working as a salaried GP at the practice.
Sheena joined the Practice in 2002, having been a practice nurse for 10 years at another surgery, and supports the more junior members of the nursing team. She leads in chronic disease management, with an interest in respiratory and shared responsibility for diabetes. Sheena has an active role in womens' health, contraception and cervical screening. She has a lead role in travel health advice and vaccination. She works with other team members running the childhood vaccination programme.
Tracey joined the Practice in 2002. She has a Diploma in Coronary Heart Disease and Diabetes and her work includes chronic disease reviews for patients with coronary heart disease, diabetes and hypertension. Tracey also administers the childhood immunisations and also shares responsibility for the cervical screening programme.
Julie joined the practice in November 2001, after working at Pendle Community Hospital for 3 years. She has NVQ level 3 in 12 units of patient care / venepuncture. Julie runs our busy blood clinic. She also does ECGs, BP checks and assists during minor surgery. She also assists with child health clinics, 'flu clinic and care plan administration. The walls of the waiting room are home to Julie's displays which would be the envy of any primary school teacher.
Jayne joined the team as phlebotomist.
Pat has worked at the surgery since 1985 and runs the business side of the practice. Her role has changed many times over the years with each new organisation that takes over ther organisation of primary care. She deals with any new guidelines from the primary care organisation or the department of health. Pat is involved with the CCG as practice manager representative and is an active member of the Pendle Practice Managers group. She also arranges the meeting of the Patient's advisory group and if you feel you would like to know more about being a member of this group then do not hesitate to contact her at the surgery.
Tracy has worked at the surgery since 1993. She assists the practice manager. She organises the appointment system and updates any protocols for the administration team. She is also the medical reports officer, dealing with any queries from solicitors and insurance companies and other requests for medicals and reports. She is the point of contact if the Practice Manager is not available.
Sharon carries out general reception duties and medication queries. She is also the co-ordinator for local nursing homes for prescribing.
Margaret does secretarial work and general reception duties. She also co-ordinates the palliative care register with the Macmillan nurses.
Kelly carries out general reception duties and secretarial work.
Mel carries out general reception duties.
Bev carries out general reception duties.
Katya carries out general reception duties.
Holly carries out general reception duties and phlebotomy.


text:
Sharon Hill, PA ESL Lessons
Looking for private in-home or in-studio ESL lessons? Our Sharon Hill teachers are ready to get you started. Find your teacher today!
Our online tools make booking, managing your schedule and paying for lessons easy and hassle-free.
Easily search and compare teachers in your area, including past student reviews and background checks.
If you're not completely satisfied, we'll help you find a new teacher or refund any unused lesson credits.
Why TakeLessons?
Our teachers have taught
lessons and counting!
Popular ESL Instructors near Sharon Hill, PA
Check out some of our most popular teachers near Sharon Hill, PA including Glenolden, Clifton Heights, Darby, Folcroft and Norwood.
About Janet B.Close
View Full Profile
I help students with reading, writing, speaking, listening comprehension, pronunciation and accent reduction. I also help students prepare for English proficiency tests like the TOEFL.
About Janet
I can help you improve your grades or advance your career.
I can teach you how to write effective essays, academic papers, business presentations, website copy, marketing material, correspondence, emails, business plans, executive summaries, resumes, and many other types of writing. I have helped my students prepare successfully for the TOEFL, TOEIC, and a number of other exams. I'm also available for quick editing and proofreading assignments.
If you're a law or paralegal student, I can teach substantive legal topics, legal writing and research skills, and exam prep. I can also help business students with business law courses.
Contact me, and I'll design a tutoring plan that best suits your needs!
If you select me as a tutor, please contact me before scheduling a specific lesson date and time, if possible. It's easier for both of us to confirm times in advance!
· LSAT · Online
Janet B.
Janet B.
About Michelle W.Close
View Full Profile
I have worked with ESL students at my job, and I volunteer with a local ESL program.
About Michelle
· Violin · In home
· Spanish · In studio
· Piano · In studio
Michelle W.
Michelle W.
About Jim C.Close
View Full Profile
The most obvious reaction by a student who's studying English as a Second Language is, "This is different from my native language." That's why I begin with a systematic discussion of the differences between English and the student's native language. For example, there's a rule in Spanish that words don't begin with "sp," so we have the words 'espagnol' and 'especial.' As a result, native speakers of Spanish have trouble pronouncing "Spanish" and 'special."
This is what psychologists call "negative transfer," and there are many other examples.
Once we have dealt with negative transfer issues, I proceed on the principle that it is easier to go from pictures to words than from words to words, so I use a lot of picture books, which lend themselves to discussion questions.
About Jim
Jim C.
Jim C.
About AJ S.Close
View Full Profile
I have teaching experience with students from many nationalities and backgrounds.
About AJ
How it Works
From finding the perfect teacher to managing payments, scheduling and tracking your progress, we take care of all the details, so you can focus on learning. Learn More
Search for a teacher
Compare hundreds of teachers based on the criteria that matter to you, including background checks, age and experience.
Schedule your lessons
When you've found the perfect match, schedule your lessons online using the teacher's real-time availability.
Connect with your teacher
Your teacher will welcome you with a personalized curriculum to meet your specific goals and you'll be able to manage your entire schedule through our free online account.
Can't find a teacher in Sharon Hill, PA?
No problem. Our online lesson platform connects you with any teacher, anywhere. All you need is a reliable Internet connection, a webcam and a microphone.
Zero travel time is great for a busy schedule.
Typically priced lower than local lessons.
Online students stick with lessons as long as local students.


text:
Hi Everyone!
I guess I have been missing in action lately, I can't seem to get myself going these past few days, I can't blame it on the weather, it's been rather mild these past few days, Oh well I need to pull my socks up and get going. I have cards to finish, gifts to wrap, baking to get finished, some more cleaning to do, and get my decorations up, I can hardly believe Christmas is only 22 days away, I need to get my motor running and get myself in gear...lol. I promise to have some pics up in the new few days, I also will be posting some pictures of my Ribbons that I sell, maybe you'll see some you need, I have some great prices so you'll have to check back to see all the wonderful colors.....I need to run for now, take care, and have a great day!
Hugs Cathy
Blue Birds - [image: wed-newchallenge-header]Hi all and welcome to another week on the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Thank you for joining us for the Patterned Pa...
1 hour ago


text:
Synapses FXSProject ID: 275107
Gefördert unter:
Characterization of the molecular components of synapses in Fragile-X mental retardation syndrome: new insights into the FMRP regulatory mechanisms
Gesamtkosten:EUR 219 500
EU-Beitrag:EUR 219 500
Koordiniert in:Belgium
Thema(en):FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IEF - Marie-Curie Action: "Intra-European fellowships for career development"
Aufruf zur Vorschlagseinreichung:FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IEFSee other projects for this call
Finanzierungsprogramm:MC-IEF - Intra-European Fellowships (IEF)
Fragile-X mental retardation syndrome (FXS) is caused by mutations in the Fmr1 gene that codes for the FMRP protein. FMRP is an RNA binding protein involved in mRNA metabolism. The translational dysregulation of a subset of FMRP target mRNAs is probably the major contribution to FXS. A hallmark of the FXS phenotype is the elevated spine density with immature morphology. We aim to understand the causes of this spine dysmorphogenesis by unraveling the molecular composition of synapses in a mouse model for FXS and also get insights into the fine-tune regulatory mechanisms of FMRP. This general aim will be tackled by the following objectives: (i) Characterization of the postsynaptic core proteome of hippocampal and cortical synapses in Fmr1 knock-out (KO) mouse model under synaptic plasticity activation at two developmental stages; (ii) Quantitative analysis of the synaptic mRNAs in Fmr1 KO; (iii) Study the function of synaptic microRNAs on mRNA expression and the role that FMRP plays in this miRNA-regulation, and (iv) identification of the regulatory dendritic translational machinery by isolation of the native Arc and PSD-95 mRNAs, two FMRP targets. These objectives will be approached by a novel combination of high sensitive techniques such as Tandem Affinity Purification (TAP) method, microarrays and RNA pull down in Fmr1 KO and TAP knock-in mouse models. The wide expertise of the host lab in mRNA metabolism and in FXS, the use of well characterized mouse models and the fine design of the experimental work-flow make this project with high rate of success. The main outcomes will be to list the dysregulated mRNAs and proteins in synapses of FXS, if this dysregulation is brain region specific and change during development and what mechanisms behind mRNA translation affect this dysregulation. All this will be very relevant to understand the ethiology of the disease and settle the bases for future drug design to ameliorate the grade of mental retardation in FXS patients.
EU-Beitrag: EUR 219 500
Rijvisschestraat 120
Tel.: +3292446611
Fax: +3292446610


text:
Open for Inspection Times
No inspections are currently scheduled.
Contact the agent to arrange an appointment.
2A/8 Eden Street Stuart Park
Fully furnished and fitted out ..electricity included
Fully self contained furnished Studio that includes electricity costs. Would suit a single person who wants privacy at a room rate and is after their own space without breaking the bank.
Located in the heart of Stuart Park and only minutes away from the Stuart Park shopping hub and public transport close to town.
For more information or to arrange an inspection please contact Active Realty.
Property No. 416330433
Page Visits: {0}
- General Features
- Property Type:Unit
- Bathrooms:1
- Bond:$1,100
- Allowances
- Smokers
- Furnished
- Indoor Features
- Toilets:1
- Split-system Air Conditioning
- Outdoor Features
- Carport Spaces:1
- Outdoor Entertaining Area
Floorplans & Interactive Tours
Details not provided
Thinking of living in stuart park?
Explore the prices, people and lifestyle that's on offer.
Are you considering investing in stuart park?
Explore growth, yield, demand and other historical insights.
The price of a property that falls in the middle of a total number of s listed over a period of time, based on listings over the preceding 12 months.
Data supplied by realestate.com.au


text:
Variable Bed furniture to ease Your Lower Back Pain5686
Adaptable beds by their very presence as mechanised marvels of design and style and performance are perfectly modified to alleviate many different signs or symptoms connected with different problems that lead to lower back pain. Should you suffer from lumbar pain, your problem could be the consequence of a variety of causes, a few of which the patient has no idea with regards to the way they received them in the first place. Best Adjustable Mattresses
The brings about connected with back pain incorporate muscles spasm or sprains, ligament sprains, joints difficulties or a slipped hard drive. True physical impairment from situations for example function connected accidents are yet another well-known reason behind lower back pain. In most these instances, a flexible your bed will help alleviate your painful painful rear. Why can a flexible bed furniture assist you to? There is no need to adopt my word because of it. I am not really a medical expert. However I do learn how to estimate them.
Medical expert
- If the price of the changeable beds.
- Adjustable mattresses can be found in numerous different shapes and forms, types and kinds to match most any finances..
- So, in closing, I have faith that, let the purchasing start. You'll only have.
Through my research, I have discovered that medical experts advise that the easiest way to relieve back discomfort is usually to situation oneself together with your back on to the ground, with cushions within your knees, hips and knees bent, with your ft . elevated with a chair. Now picture yourself in this position. Appearance somewhat awkward, doesn't it. Is it possible to imagine accomplishing this whenever your rear begins to act up? Now envision yourself, if you can, in an adaptable bed properly in-line to provide exactly the same comforting comfort. Appearance a lot better upon an adaptable bed than on the ground, doesn't it
Discomfort is usually to situation oneself together
There are many ideas from healthcare consultants on reducing lower back pain. Heating patches are encouraged to rest painful muscle spasms and medications including Motrin, Aleve, Aspirin, Orudis and Tylenol, also decrease pain and puffiness. Again, a variable your bed can assist you!
Are encouraged to rest painful muscle
Some adaptable bed furniture, more particularly electric powered adjustable mattresses, come built with comforting warming products built in. Some electric changeable mattresses even have a vibrating characteristic to massage therapy away that nagging tender rear. As far as any comfort you will get from getting medications, the variable your bed suppliers haven't think of something to substitute them nevertheless. You will just have to place them on your own evening desk next to your adjustable mattress. Best Adjustable Mattress
Powered adjustable mattresses come built
Changeable beds can be found in numerous various styles and sizes, designs and kinds to suit most any budget. There are actually standard, fingers operated variable bed furniture, standard electrical changeable beds that lift and configure them selves at the push of the mouse on the remote device model, for the top grade, anything you could possibly want inside an changeable mattress, electric adaptable bed furniture. This sort of electric powered variable mattress could have every one of the bells and whistles and awe impressive electronic digital gizmos, and definitely will also carry a big asking price. But when you can manage it, go for it. After all, it's your back that's damaging.
Also carry
For more severe rear problems as when it comes to a person using a unbearable actual physical impairment, obtaining a healthcare facility variable bed will be recommended. These adaptable mattresses are built significantly more sturdily to be able to continual utilization in an severe attention scenario. In the event that a variable mattress is simply small too pricy for yourself, it comes with an option and i also don't suggest lying on the floor with your ft propped high on a chair.
And i also
If the buying price of the adjustable beds you like has run out of your attain, you can always locate a very good, employed, cheap adaptable bed. I wont go into the information of how you can grab one of these brilliant inexpensive variable beds, other than to state that we now have content readily available that enter in the specifics. Receiving a great, used changeable your bed in a excellent price is less tough since you may think. Adjustable Beds
Of your
Something to remember, no matter what which changeable bed you at long last decide to purchase, you will need a new variable mattress bedding to go together with it. A bed mattress from a standard level bed furniture will never match or operate properly upon an changeable your bed. Just as with variable bed furniture, you will find various levels of top quality, resources and costs related to changeable bed furniture mattresses. Best Adjustable Bed
No matter what which changeable
So, in closing, I have faith that, let the buying get started. You'll have only your to thanks, but it will be well worth it. Emmanuel DeFreitas is the manager for Adaptable Bed furniture Centre providing detailed information on electrical, healthcare, cheap, and used variable bed furniture, and also changeable airbeds and variable your bed critiques.
To thanks but it will be well
- A very important factor to keep in mind, irrespective of which variable mattress you at long last decide.
- So, in closing, I believe that, let the shopping commence. You'll simply have your returning.
- To get more critical back problems as in the case of.
- Through my analysis, I have learned that medical experts.


text:
Mount Marty College online math degree
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Get info about Mount Marty College online math degree, and registering for elective seminars and lectures. Which college degrees give you the best chances of finding employment after graduation? The field of engineering requires either an associates degree for entry-level technical workers, or a bachelors degree for professional engineers. Concentrating on Mount Marty College online math degree, for example, you may gain an advantage in job recruiting on-campus. Check with the mathematics department for course registration deadlines, and math placement testing program requirements. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Mount Marty College.
While a math degree may not seem like a path to wealth at first glance, many fields are based almost entirely on a math foundation. For instance, both physics as well as engineering make use of algebraic formulas to determine motion and forces on objects, and the stress on materials. In business, financial accounting and stock investing count on the mathematical principle of compound interest over time. Math classes may be refocused toward practical applications, such as numerical analytics of big data online or statistical interpretation of scientific research results. Further, financial engineers or 'quants' may be called upon to prepare math-based reports for financial management, in order to develop high-speed, stock investment algorithms.
Finally, there is a lot of mathematical calculation behind complex decisions such as whether a business should raise money by issuing stock directly to the public as in the case of Google, or seek long-term loan financing? Both decisions involve quantification of risk and substantial probability analysis. A discount rate is used to determine the present value of the expected returns, and if a business anticipates being highly profitable in the short-term, it may be wiser to take out a bank loan, rather than dilute ownership via exanding the number of shares outstanding. Beyond major requirements within the mathematics department, you may consider Napa Valley College mechanical engineering program as an adjunct to your primary course of study.
The selected candidate will be assigned to the electrical group to implement the electrical engineering designs associated with the electrical systems.Task..
19 hours ago COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICIST
In Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Computer Science or Applied Physics..
3 days ago Permitting Manager
Opulent Solutions
Or have served as a *City Planner or City Engineer*. Opulent Solution's premier client is seeking a Permitting Manager..
4 days ago Electrical Engineer
ADDCO Manufacturing
We are seeking a full-time *Electrical Engineer*. As a key team member you will be responsible for the creation of electrical systems within our multi-company..
2 days ago Facility Engineer
Alcon Laboratories
BS/MS/PhD in Mechanical Engineer or related discipline. Designs, plans, performs and interprets facility engineering work to keep the Pilot Facility operational..
6 days ago ENGINEER MECHANICAL 2
Huntington Ingalls Industries
Researches, plans, designs and develops mechanical products and systems such as instruments, controls, robots, engines, machines and mechanical, thermal..
4 days ago


text:
Choosing a server
SharePoint in all its forms has several dependencies, including ASP.NET, IIS and SQL Server. It becomes the default Web site on the server where it is located.
The best thing about Spacemonger (www.sixty-five.cc/sm, $24.95) isn't that its intuitive display of how space is used on a hard drive allows you to pinpoint what's taking up the space on your hard drives in a matter of seconds. The screen area shows a colour-coded and hierarchical treemap where the size of the box for each directory or file is in proportion to the space it takes on the drive. Hover the mouse over any element to see a popup with more detail, and scroll the mouse wheel to zoom down to level of individual files.
VMware's virtualisation tools are some of the most popular around. They don't have to be expensive either; the free tools are ideal for small and medium businesses.
Marketing collateral, sales tools, and automated reports can save a lot of time in preparing quotations. But will they alienate your customers or win you business?
Backup should be keeping your customer's data secure as well as safe. Forget to encrypt data written to tapes and they run the risk of having to explain it to the auditor when a courier loses them.
Many SMEs have applications that run on SQL Server. In the more recent versions, SQL Server 2005 and 2008 is largely self tuning so it may well run for months unattended. However, performance issues can still raise their ugly head.
For clients who have outgrown SBS 2003, or who just can't wait any longer for Exchange 2007, migrate them to a new server that's 64-bit. Microsoft has made a lot of changes with Exchange 2007. The biggest is a switch to only supporting a 64-bit version.
EDS-Sky dispute is a warning to all.
|Microsoft Partner Programme
|Dell PartnerDirect
|HP PartnerONE
|IBM PartnerWorld
Subscribe and get the magazine in the post before it's online
Subscribe and get access to all of the back issues
To read a sample eMagazine - March 2010


text:
rahallettermanlaniganracing Flickr Hive Mind
(more) Preferences
50 rahallettermanlaniganracing 39 grahamrahal 38 indycar 21 verizonindycarseries 20 motorsports 18 honda 13 sonomaraceway 12 grandprixofstpetersburg 8 goprograndprixofsonoma 7 racing dallara infineonraceway 6 autosports racecar verizon 5 indycarseries dw12 canoneos60d race dallaradw12 midohio midohiosportscarcourse autoclubspeedway canon 4 sigma openwheelracing acs sigma120400 hondaracing izodindycar spencerpigot 3 poconoraceway izodindycarseries lasvegasmotorspeedway hondaindy200 lvms autoracing motorsport izod steaknshake sonoma abcsupply500 gopro andrettiautosport mavtv500 chipganassiracing 2014mavtv500 bobbyrahal rahal goprograndprix lanigan
Pairs: 32 grahamrahal,rahallettermanlaniganracing indycar,rahallettermanlaniganracing 23 grahamrahal,indycar 20 motorsports,rahallettermanlaniganracing 17 grahamrahal,motorsports 13 rahallettermanlaniganracing,verizonindycarseries honda,rahallettermanlaniganracing honda,indycar grahamrahal,verizonindycarseries 12 indycar,motorsports rahallettermanlaniganracing,sonomaraceway grandprixofstpetersburg,rahallettermanlaniganracing grandprixofstpetersburg,motorsports grandprixofstpetersburg,indycar 10 grahamrahal,sonomaraceway 9 grahamrahal,honda grahamrahal,grandprixofstpetersburg 8 sonomaraceway,verizonindycarseries 7 goprograndprixofsonoma,infineonraceway motorsports,sonomaraceway grahamrahal,infineonraceway infineonraceway,sonomaraceway goprograndprixofsonoma,grahamrahal goprograndprixofsonoma,motorsports goprograndprixofsonoma,rahallettermanlaniganracing goprograndprixofsonoma,sonomaraceway
Users: Titanium Man 15 sarah_connors 12 Ray's Motorsports Page 8 capsfan1222 5 The Real S. Horvath 4 Red Mountain Images Jake Petroski Pete Hirschey spdpat fusionpanda kenrem
Folks interested in cancer research: my newly published paper.
Follow @flickrhivemind Welcome to Flickr Hive Mind. If you log into Flickr you will see your private photos and larger thumbnails.
Flickr Hive Mind is a data mining tool for the Flickr database of photography. Flickr Hive Mind is a search engine as well as an experiment in the power of Folksonomies. All thumbnail images come directly
from Flickr, none are stored on Flickr Hive Mind. These photos
are bound by the copyright and license of their owners, the thumbnail links take to you to the photos
(as well as their copyright and license details) within Flickr. Because some other search engines (Google, etc.) index parts of
Flickr Hive Mind, you may have been led here from one of them. Welcome to Flickr Hive Mind, almost certainly the best search engine for photography on the web. If you are a Flickr
user and use Flickr Stats you
may have seen people being led to your photos via Flickr Hive Mind (as a Referrer).
Flickr requires that I inform you that Flickr Hive Mind uses the Flickr API, but is neither endorsed nor certified by them.
There are literally hundreds of other web tools built around the Flickr API, see
Flickr Bits for a bunch of examples.
If you are unhappy with your photos' presence on this site, you can (a)
make your photos private for yourself, friends, and family. These settings will be instantly honored by
Flickr Hive Mind and all other API-driven applications. (b) Hide your photos globally from text and tag searches on 3rd party sites that use the Flickr API, via your preference settings on Flickr. See the privacy tab at:
https://flickr.com/account/. To also remove yourself from searches for specific user names, you will need to set your Flickr profile to be hidden from searches. Flickr has finally created a single page with all these settings, this is much easier to do now and is the preferred method - it will shut down all API driven sites. Google has a bad habit of keeping out-of-date links and thumbnails in their search results, I can try to help you remove them.
(c) Finally, you can
Banish Yourself
From Flickr Hive Mind. To banish yourself from Flickr Hive Mind, you must first authenticate to Flickr, which lets Flickr Hive Mind identify who you are. This is necessary to make sure you are the user in question, and also because people use such crazy characters in their Flickr user names. You can revoke access when finished. Once logged in, come back to this area
and there will be a link to banish you. If there are any problems email me at nosflickrhivemind ... at ... fiveprime ... dot ... org. (a few people with weird characters in their user names may have had problems)
Log In To Flickr Now
Flickr Hive Mind is a data mining tool for the Flickr photography database, allowing search by: tags(keywords); Flickr photography groups; Flickr users, their contacts, and favorites; free text; the Flickr Explore algorithm for interestingness. Flickr Hive Mind can also be an effective tool to identify photography with licenses that allow non-commercial (and sometimes) commercial use. Inspired by (and thanks to) Flickr Leech. Dedicated to Anna and her Flickritis. Many thanks to Lokesh Dhakar for his lightbox2 image viewer. If you find your login does not work, perhaps your browser has disabled the cookies that I use to track if you are logged in or not. Try telling your browser to accept them. Flickr Hive Mind stores no personal information nor photos, but some general time and IP address information ends up in my apache server logs. For additional details see the privacy policy. Any revenue generated through advertisement on this site is used only to cover the cost of keeping the site online, beyond that Fiveprime donates to charitable organizations (also, there are no ads on User pages). Flickr Hive Mind is currently consuming about 13.6 terabytes of network bandwidth per year (not including the photos themselves)!