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Parents of Students Gather at Oregon College for Day of Prayer in March


Newberg, Ore. (Vocus) February 22, 2010

Parents of George Fox University students will gather in seven locations in three different states on Saturday, March 13, for the universitys annual Parents Day of Prayer.

Parents will meet between 9 a.m. and noon in the Cap and Gown Room in the Student Union Building on the Newberg campus to pray together. Prayer requests are for students, faculty, administration and alumni.

Parents unable to be in Newberg can still pray for their students in private homes. Parents are hosting corporate prayer time in Grants Pass, Bend, Eugene, and Klamath Falls, Ore., in Vancouver and Seattle/Tacoma, Wash., and in Diablo, Calif.

To contact your hosts at the regional sites, visit georgefox.edu/parents, go to Events, and click on the link to Parents Day of Prayer.

If parents cannot attend on campus or at a regional site but still want to pray on their own, they can call Amy Lorenz at 503-554-2114 to receive a complete list of prayer requests.

The idea for a parents day of prayer was instituted 11 years ago at a parent council meeting. Several members saw a need to support teachers, students, staff, and families through prayer.

George Fox University is ranked by Forbes as one of the top 100 colleges in America and highest among Christian colleges. George Fox is the only university in the Pacific Northwest classified by U.S. News and World Report as a national university. More than 3,300 students attend classes on the universitys campus in Newberg, Ore., and at teaching centers in Portland, Salem, and Redmond, Ore., and in Boise, Idaho. George Fox offers bachelors degrees in more than 40 majors, degree-completion programs for working adults, five seminary degrees, and 12 masters and doctoral degrees.

Contact:

Sheri Philips

Executive Director of University Relations

503-554-2114

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National publication names Best Green-Built Neighborhoods


Topeka, Kan. (Vocus) April 27, 2010

Just in time for the spring real-estate season, Natural Home magazine released its list of Americas best green-built neighborhoods. The 10 planned communities, recognized for their commitment to green building practices and the promotion of sustainable living, are featured in the May-June issue, on newsstands now.


Mueller, Austin, Texas: More than 700 families call this former brownfield site home, and use hiking and biking trails, parks and more.
Madison Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.: The citys first LEED-certified homes occupy a formerly dilapidated neighborhood, and use locally harvested and manufactured materials.
Northwest Crossing, Bend, Ore.: All buildings and homes in this 486-acre mixed-use community met Oregons Earth Advantage certification requirements.
Pine Ridge, Ketchum, Idaho: This urban infill project features affordable housing and easy access to bus lines and bike paths.
Prairie Crossing, Grayslake, Ill.: Prairie Crossings 359 units use geothermal, wind and solar energy for power and heat, and the development has a certified organic commercial farm on-site.
Issaquah Highlands, Issaquah, Wash.: Houses in this community meet Built Greens 4-Star efficiency level and run on multiple energy sources.
Mosier Creek, Mosier, Ore.: This LEED Silver- and Earth Advantage-certified neighborhood includes a solar-heated saltwater pool.
Kalahari Harlem, New York: Kalahari features community gardens and green roofs, and residents participate in a car-sharing program.
Garden Atriums of Poquoson, Poquoson, Va.: The developments net-zero homes use solar and closed-loop geothermal systems, and residents share a community composting site and a fruit orchard.
Pringle Creek, Salem, Ore.: These homes use an extensive rainwater-management system, and residents participate in an onsite biodiesel co-op.

Communities like these need to be recognized for their commitment to the environment and the fact that they are making green living affordable and accessible for everyone, says Natural Home Editor in Chief Robyn Griggs Lawrence.

For more on these neighborhoods, visit the Natural Home website at http://www.naturalhomemagazine.com/energy-efficiency/americas-top-ten-best-green-built-neighborhoods.aspx.

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Voters to consider merger of Coos Bay, North Bend.(Ballot Measures)(The idea remains a tough sell after five previous unification drives): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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A `First Citizen’ dies at 67.(Business)(J. Peter Moore was an inspirational leader in support of many community efforts both in Eugene and in Bend)(Obituary): … from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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Chicago Rock Band Called The PondHawks Inspired By Buddy Holly and The Beatles


Chicago, IL (PRWEB) January 28, 2011

The PondHawks rock band from Chicago, has written a new song about the late great Buddy Holly. “Time Flies” was inspired by a news item posted on the Surf Ballrooms Web site commemorating Hollys last concert there on February 2, 1959. PondHawks Mario Novelli and Jorie Gracen wrote the song on the 50th anniversary of Hollys final concert in Clear Lake, Iowa. Holly along with J.P. The Big Bopper Richardson and Ritchie Valens, perished shortly after their plane took off in the early morning hours of February 3rd from Mason City. They were headed to Moorhead, Minnesota after playing the Winter Dance Party at the Surf Ballroom.

Ive always loved Buddy Hollys music, says Gracen. It has a natural simplicity fueled by a powerhouse of rock n roll energy. Mario and I wrote ‘Time Flies’ after reading about Hollys last show. The song is a tribute to his music, which influenced ours. There are several references in ‘Time Flies’ to Hollys songs.

Novelli adds, The instrumental break starts with mandolin and ends in electric guitar. Holly played a mandolin on his early demos and ended up as a guitarist. I wonder if any Buddy Holly fans will say, Yeah I get it!

The PondHawks are currently ranked in the top 20 Alternative bands in Chicago and have received over 10 months of Triple A radio airplay from their critically acclaimed debut album, “The PondHawks Have Landed”.

One could describe their music as Adult Contemporary with a unique retro rock now sound. The bands vocal harmonies are reminiscent of another big influence that shaped their signature sound, The Beatles. After listening to this album there should be no doubt why this virtually unknown, unsigned band is getting unprecedented longevity on the radio. There is not a bad song on the album. Their sound is refreshingly original and doesnt follow the current cookie cutter trend of top 40 music that has plagued charts with banal carbon copy music.

Gracen says, We are true to our own music and try not to sound like everyone else. None of our songs sound like the last song. We work very hard to be musically innovative and creative, rather than follow the current trend.

The PondHawks have support from many DJs at Triple A radio stations. Tom Jasper of KPOV-FM 106.7 in Bend, Oregon is a big fan of The PondHawks.

I received a copy of ‘The PondHawks Have Landed’ album and to say I was blown away would be an understatement. Thank you so much for creating this music! The amazing thing to me is the feeling of how badly this music was needed without being aware of it. Its been longer than I can remember since an album has so strongly resonated with me. When I get new music at KPOV, I listen to some and decide whether they should get airplay. I then play The PondHawks right afterwards, and there is no comparison. The PondHawks are light years ahead of most new artists I get exposed to, says Jasper.

Thomas Gilding, General Manager of WBSD-FM 89.1 radio in Burlington, Wisconsin said this about the band. I just got a chance to listen to ‘The PondHawks Have Landed’ album. Wow! Innovative, unabashed, catchy, interesting, even kooky (in a great way) and always consumingly professional, in all five-part harmony!

Rodney Bingenheimer of KROQ-FM 106.7 in Los Angeles called “Your Mind Is Hard To Find” by The PondHawks a BOLD=new song.

David Bash founder of The International Pop Overthrow Festival hosted the bands album release party in Chicago and had this to say, We at IPO were honored to host the CD release show of one of Chicagos coolest bands, The PondHawks! Their songs keep rising on various charts, and for good reason, because they rock the British inflected, 60s influenced pop music! Some British influences, some U.S. influences, but their stock in trade are their wonderful male/female harmonies and sparkling hooks! Said CD, ‘The PondHawks Have Landed’, is nothing short of awesome! As good as their CD is, theyre two notches above it live!

The bands album made several year-end 2010 Best of Contemporary Albums charts, placing in the high top 40. “The PondHawks Have Landed” also placed in the top 40 on local radio station charts across the US.

What is next for the PondHawks? They are already hard at work on their second album, which has a breakout song that promises to be a chart topper. After hearing early mixes of this song I can say it definitely will be a huge hit. In fact the band has written an arsenal of music that could fill another 10 albums with many songs that would fit quite nicely in trendy film soundtracks. Record companies will soon be lining up to sign this band.

Martha Lars (United Rock Press)

You can hear “Time Flies” and all the album tracks from “The PondHawks Have Landed” at these links:

The PondHawks on myspace

http://www.myspace.com/thepondhawks

The PondHawks Official Page

http://www.pondhawks.com

The PondHawks on Reverbnation

http://www.reverbnation.com/thepondhawks

Album available as a download or physical CD on these sites

iTunes

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-pondhawks-have-landed/id363273087

CD Baby

http://cdbaby.com/cd/PondHawks

Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B003HGKDTW/

Tower Records

http://www.tower.com/pondhawks-have-landed-cd/wapi/116714422

CD Universe

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8175084

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400 RV jobs going to Coburg.(Business)(Monaco Coach is closing its Bend factory, but will keep the motor home production in Oregon and help workers relocate): … from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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