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One of the great staples of the United States is its commitment to liberty, for which Liberty University founder Dr. Jerry Falwell named the school. For this same reason, Liberty has kept its longstanding tradition of showing a strong commitment and appreciation to its country and service members who diligently protect the freedom it enjoys and emanates through its mission.

Liberty is committed to providing military personnel with a top-notch education, residentially or online, and as part of this years Commencement exercises, Libertys Office of Military Affairs held a series of special ceremonies to recognize those individuals who have completed their education at Liberty while serving in the military.

Liberty University appreciates the many sacrifices our service members have made for our freedom. Our military and veteran graduates have completed their degree, many while serving our country, and their service and this academic achievement deserve special recognition, said Emily Foutz, Director of Liberty Universitys Office of Military Affairs.

The tradition of the military and military service blend so well with the vision of our founder Dr. Jerry Falwell, said Dr. Ronald Hawkins, Libertys vice provost.

On Friday, Liberty held two commissioning ceremonies, recognizing cadets of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program as they were sworn in as commissioned officers in the rank of second lieutenant.

The Liberty Eagle Battalion Army ROTC held its commissioning ceremony at Thomas Road Baptist Churchs Bruner Hall as it honored the 25 members of this years commissioning class.

Former New Mexico Gov. Toney Anaya delivered the commissioning address, charging the forthcoming officers to value their education and pursue their dreams.

You can do anything that you set your mind to. You can, and should, dream your dreams, dont let anyone tell you that when you set your mind, your heart, your faith to a goal that you cannot attain it, Anaya said. You have everything that it takes to be the best, to be the greatest that you can be.

He encouraged them to be ambitious and reminded them that all those who have achieved greatness came from somewhere. He cited his own humble beginnings as example.

Reach for the skies, dont let anyone tell you that you cannot accomplish it. Dont be deterred by individuals who will suggest to you that you are crazy, that you are beyond where you ought to be, because the future leaders of this country have to come from somewhere, he said.

The U.S. Air Force ROTC Detachment 890 commissioned eight officers during its ceremony at Tower Theater.

Brig. Gen. Randy A. Kee of the Air Force was the guest speaker. He emphasized that every individual is important to the success of any mission, no matter how small his or her duty may seem.

You are embarking on a life-changing journey, into the service of your country, he said. You will forge bonds with other airmen that will carry into the rest of your life. Please know that your service matters.

He asked them to be teachable, vigorous and to be the future, as older officers who become fixed in their outlook need the fresh outlook of the younger.

How we bring the fight forward matters, everybody has a stake in that outcome, Kee said. We need your energy, your focus, enthusiasm and your, perhaps, less intellectually constrained perspectives.

On behalf of his fellow graduates, soon-to-be 2nd Lt. Nathaniel S. Cromer thanked all the individuals loved ones, teachers, mentors and the like for their contribution to their success. He also thanked the university for its dedication to its military students.

Thank you (Liberty) for your unshaking commitment to being a military-friendly campus. You have provided us a place for us to learn and grow and shape our leadership abilities without faltering and by holding to your standards, Cromer said. You have provided us more than a school but a place most of us here would be willing to call a second home.

At both ceremonies the cadets swore the oath of office and received pins, signifying their new rank. Then, as is tradition, each newly commissioned officer received his or her first salute from a fellow officer. Per tradition, a silver dollar is presented to the officer who gives the new officer their first salute as a sign of respect for the new position. Every salute after that is earned through performance and professionalism.

Following Friday evenings Baccalaureate service in the Vines Center, Liberty held its first Military Graduate Recognition Ceremony, recognizing the achievements of its service members and veteran students. This year more than 2,000 of Libertys graduating class are military personnel.

Hawkins opened the event with an impassioned speech on behalf of the university.

We want to say in a very special way that we feel that it is our honor to honor you, he said. You are a select group from an outstanding group of graduates, and what is remarkable about you is that in so many ways the decision that you have made resembles in remarkably similar ways the decision that people made in the first century when they heard the words of Jesus Christ, Follow me.

Maj. Gen. Robert F. Dees, Retired, Associate Vice President for Military Outreach and Director of our nations first faith-based Institute for Military Resilience at Liberty University, gave the charge to the military graduates.

He began by acknowledging the sacrifice of those who have or currently serve in the U.S. military.

We are the land of the free, as you appreciate, because of those brave veterans who serve us, have served us, are currently serving us in harms way as we speak and will certainly serve us into the future, he said.

The issue he challenged to Libertys military graduates is that they become servant leaders who embody the person of Jesus Christ and lead from a platform of character and confidence.

Never before has our nation needed graduates like you from Liberty University, Dees said. We have pervasive mental and behavioral health challenges in our military. We have over a decade of global war on terror and it is not going to end anytime soon. You are sacrificing as much as any military members of our nation have sacrificed in our nations history.

Following the charge, each of the military graduates in attendance, about 700, were presented a challenge coin by an officer from their branch of service.

Dees presented the coin to members of the U.S. Army. The other presenters were Capt. J. Earnest Rogers, U.S. Navy, Retired; Maj. Barry N. Moore, U.S. Marine Corps, Retired; MECS Douglas G. Gilmer, U.S. Coast Guard Reserves; and Brig. Gen. David Young, U.S. Air Force, Retired.

I transferred here for this program and for this school a Christian university with a military emphasis in it I am just so thankful that I came here. I want to serve my Lord through serving my country, Im prepared to do that now, said 2nd Lt. Arielle Marino, following the Air Force commissioning ceremony.

God placed a calling on my life and there was a lot of faith that had to be exercised just to step out here, said 2nd Lt. Luke Flowers, U.S. Army. The people that I have met, that God has brought into my life, and my growth and the affirmation of my faith, and trusting my faith, and trusting God and that this is the calling God has placed in my life, it all comes together today.

Liberty University, located in Lynchburg, Va., is the worlds largest Christian university. Nearly 100,000 students attend classes on its 6,800-acre residential campus and study in its thriving online education program.

Commissioned to the rank of second lieutenant, U.S. Army:

Philip Berry

Andrew Bibb

David Budd

J.T. Cederberg

Sarah Beth Chittwood

Austin Coombs

Jonathan Cox

Ashley Fielding

David Flickinger

Luke Flowers

Ashton Jacobs

Benjamin Kelly

Israel Kim

Samuel Likens

Isaiah Luce

Bryan Malizzi

Carl Moulton

Robert Penn

Mark Sopkiw

Logan Springer

Matthew Strachan

Timothy Taylor

Joseph Velez

Jordan Wilson

Brandy Woody

Commissioned to the rank of second lieutenant, U.S. Air Force:

Jared Abramowicz

Nathaniel Cromer

Arielle Marino

Molly Morrissey

Jesse Moser

Jessica Vaughn

Jayson Warren

Luke Williams

Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters

The Titanic, greatest of ships, has gone to her ocean grave. What has she left behind her? Think clearly. She has left debts. Vast sums of money have been lost. Some of them are covered by insurance which will be paid. The rest is gone. All wealth is insecure. She has left lessons. The risk of running the northern course when it is menaced by icebergs is revealed. The cruelty of sending a ship to sea without enough life-boats and life-rafts to hold her company is exhibited and underlined in black. She has left sorrows. Hundreds of human hearts and homes are in mourning for the loss of dear companions and friends. The universal sympathy which is written in every face and heard in every voice proves that man is more than the beasts that perish. It is an evidence of the divine in humanity. Why should we care? There is no reason in the world, unless there is something in us that is different from lime and carbon and phosphorus, something that makes us mortals able to suffer together– “For we have all of us an human heart.”

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From the farm and orchard lands of the mid-1880s to the Civil War encampments, from modest wood frame homes to vast residences of Victorian splendor, the area surrounding the closely located Logan, Scott, and Thomas Circles has for many years been at the center of a rich history. Comprising a diverse architectural and social heritage, these neighborhoods have played a part in the great story of the capital city and have been home to the workingman and woman, the wealthy, the middle class, and the politically powerful alike.Following their use as the site of hangman’s gallows for Civil War traitors, all three circles evolved into lush parks surrounded by the elegant, Victorian-era homes that housed nearly all of the nation’s elite by the 1890s. Prior to the turn of the twentieth century, these neighborhoods were home to Washington’s most influential citizens-pioneers and politicians, generals and industrialists-and, in the 1930s, to well-known leaders of the city’s African-American community, such as Mary McLeod Bethune and Bishop Charles M. “Sweet Daddy” Grace. Logan Circle survives much as it was today, but many readers will not recognize the early homes, now long gone, that once surrounded Scott and Thomas Circles and have since been replaced by office buildings, hotels, and commercial establishments. Fortunately, a compelling visual record of the development of Logan, Scott, and Thomas Circles remains.

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Square footage has always been a primary consideration for determining the value of residential property. Long-term trends in the real estate market however, have pointed toward the development of smaller, more practical living spaces. This is especially true in urban environments.

Interestingly, CNN recently reported that 30% of home buyers in the United States are cash-buyers. Coupled with a softer housing market and its clear those now shopping for new homes are savvy buyers. Total square footage is less of a concern to these buyers, yet usable living space is of concern because it holds its value. Its not that consumers want to live in smaller homes necessarily; theyre simply unwilling to pay for wasted space. Now instead, they are choosing homes that better fit their needs and absolutely maximize the value of every square foot.

Moving away from the McMansions weve seen over the past decade could prove to be a really positive step, after all much has been made of the sustainability of the supply of building materials at the rate the North American housing market has demanded.

Responding to demand, developers across the continent are using tricks learned from crowded metropolitan centers. Cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Baltimore have already learned the value of adding extra space to condensed housing with things like rooftop decks and patios. Whats more these innovative solutions have in many cases added usable space to the housing below, good news for both the Developer, and home buyer. These innovative solutions offered in metropolitan areas are driving a high demand for many of these properties. Now smaller metropolitan centers and adjoining communities are following suit.

The Rivercrossing Townhome Community in Logan, Utah is one example of a recent development following this trend. Surrounded on three sides by the Logan River, and Logan River Golf course, DRD Development decided to incorporate a waterproof vinyl rooftop decking into their plans so that the owners might enjoy these vistas. The Duradek PVC membrane used will keep maintenance low, while adding to the value of the home by increasing the entertainment space available.

We wanted the Rivercrossing Townhomes to be different than any other community in the state said David Rupp, Partner in DRD Property Development. Especially with a limited supply of homes with this feature it will always be in demand. Those that purchased into the community are now able to enjoy barbecues, patio gardening, or even a quick dip in the hot tubs on their semi-private roof top deck.

While the roof top deck is a relatively new concept in many areas, Duradek has been specializing in waterproofing and improving roof top decks for nearly four decades. Speaking of their product, John Ogilvie, President of Duradek said, This product is tough, it can put up with pets, kids, dragging furniture, and youll never put a hole in it. He added, [Its] maintenance free, no painting, no scraping, no annual maintenance at all besides a periodic washing.

The popularity of smaller homes has soared as they are easier and cheaper to maintain. They also require fewer resources to heat and cool them. In a survey conducted by Better Homes and Gardens, 69% of participants reported that a no-space-wasted design, and ample storage, would take on more importance in their next home.

Adding a durable outdoor living environment to a project allows developers to add space, while avoiding the problems associated with over sized dwellings.

Those types of benefits and potential return on investment add up for prospective homeowners, developers, and investors alike.

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I was reading last week’s paper and I came across something very interesting. There was a special report on how Mahindra & Mahindra have a very strong presence on Facebook. The report talked about how there are entire communities dedicated to each of its vehicles like Logan, Scorpio and Bolero whose total strength was 4 lakh people. This makes them the largest auto-communities in India. Since I own a Logan, I was eager to check what was happening in the Logan world and interact with my fellow Logan owners; I joined the Logan Fan Page. My experience was pretty good. The best part of the experience was that I stumbled onto a contest which is still ongoing.

This is a photo-contest and it is a remarkable way for the company to interact with their customers on a very personal level.

To participate in the contest you will have to upload any picture that you have shot in India which showcases India’s uniqueness. The caption of each picture should be “My unique India”. Once uploaded you have to share this pictures on your walls. The criterion for winning the contest is that if you must get the maximum number of likes on your image. Each person can submit up to 5 different images. The prizes are very attractive. The winner of the first prize will get a 5000 INR voucher to buy any accessories for their Logan. The second prize is the 4 Logan Play Special Edition IPod Shuffles. This contest is a very good idea for people in communities to bond with each other. If you are a Logan owner or are fascinated by one of the best cars Mahindra & Mahindra has produced, you have to join this official fan page and participate in this contest. The contest details can be accessed here. So all the best to every one!

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St.James Plantation Real Estate – MLS # 646251 SOLD! – www.stjamesplantation.com Logan Homes Furnished Model – The Cape. Charming model home, just right for this location! Lots of privacy – situated on a quiet cul de sac in the popular Sanderling area of St. James Plantation. Picturesque pond views to rear of home. Finished bonus room with en suite full bath. St. James Plantation is an award-winning private golf community boasting a variety of completed amenities for active retirement living. The St. James lifestyle includes a private oceanfront beach club, over 15 miles of walking and biking trails, a 475-slip Intracoastal Waterway marina and marketplace, state-of-the-art athletic clubs and clubhouses, tennis, parks and gardens, an outdoor amphitheatre, 81-holes of championship golf and over 500 acres of nature preserves. MLS # 646251 4114 Bittern Court 3 Bed, 3 Bath 9900 Call (800) 245-3871 for more information on this and other new custom homes for sale at St. James Plantation. For more on St. James Plantation, check out these sites: About St. James Plantation www.stjamesplantation.com New and Resale Homes, Homesites and Boatslips http News and Events www.stjamesplantation.com St. James Plantation Facebook Fan Page www.facebook.com St. James Plantation Tweets www.twitter.com Properties reported may be listed or sold by various participants in the MLS. Music: Let Your Dreams Come True by Dr. P*mp

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On the bright side, Some Utah Real Estate markets like Logan and Ogden have had a more gradual appreciation, and are not in need of much correction. During the boom years when real estate values skyrocketed in other states, Utah’s appreciation was almost non existent. When the other markets began to tank, Utah boomed, and a little too fast..

Part of this booming was created artificially by out of state investors who purchased properties they never intended on living in. They didn’t want to invest in their own declining markets and invested in UT Real Estate instead. This drove demand way up and prices increased by as much as 20% annually. Loose lending standards also plague the health of the real estate market as many undocumented borrowers were able to get mortgage loans and buy Utah Real Estate they just couldn’t afford.

The Utah Economy is still fairly strong. There is still lots of demand for employees for many good paying jobs. The market for homes priced in the lower ranges should return to normal by about the end of next summer, and prices will most likely continue to drop in most of Northern Utah.

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