DOCSLIB.ORG

Student-Athlete and Parent Handbook

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Student-Athlete and Parent Handbook PROPERTY OF PINE ISLAND PANTHERS WRESTLING 2019-2020 Student-athlete and Parent Handbook The Handbook This handbook is intended to be a guide for the policies, procedures, philosophy, and rules of Pine Island Wrestling. Included are the issues we believe are important to cover before the start of the season, along with a schedule of this season’s practices, meets, and tournaments. Please accept that is a constant “work in progress” just like a wrestler. Overall Program Goals Goal 1: Academic Success - You cannot wrestle if you can’t pass your classes. ​ -“Even in the dictionary, academics come before athletics.” William A. Welker Goal 2: Personal Growth - We want each wrestler to incorporate the discipline, work ethic and ​ self-confidence they gain through wrestling into their everyday lives throughout high school, college and beyond. If our kids fully commit and give everything they have to the sport of wrestling, wrestling will give them back much more. - “After you have wrestled, everything else in life is easy” Dan Gable Goal 3:Wrestling Success - Each athlete develops, improves, and matures as a wrestler. The coaches and ​ wrestlers will work together to set individual goals, and develop a plan to reach these goals. The wrestlers who work their hardest to follow the plan will find the greatest success. - “Success is peace of mind, a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.” John Wooden Pine Island Panther Wrestling: Mentality and Philosophy WE believe in the power of the wrestling community supporting great competitiveness, sportsmanship, ​ and life building skills from Pre-K on up. Our program will be “Goal Oriented” with emphasis put on each individual wrestler reaching his/her highest potential of achievement, along with team goals that will continue a tradition of high success. P.I. PANTHER WRESTLING MENTALITY: “OUR BIGGEST ENEMY IS OURSELF, BEAT HIM/HER FIRST” ● We wrestle “our” match and “our” style. Stay within yourself. ● We dictate the match, we dictate the outcome. It’s hard to lose when you’re in charge. ● FORWARD, FORWARD, FORWARD. Constantly working for the takedown. SHOOT -SHOOT -SHOOT. It is the second, third, and so on efforts that scores 90% of the takedowns. Out work them. ● In the top position, YOU make the FIRST move break your opponent down, think control and work for a pin. ● ​In the bottom position, UP, UP, UP. YOU make the FIRST move, STANDUP get out; let the standup set up our reversals. Keep your movement continuous. GTHO (Get The Heck Out). ● ​Take what your opponent gives you. ● OUT WORK THEM the ENTIRE SIX+ MINUTES or until you PIN your opponent. ● In practice we DRILL, DRILL, DRILL: Drill for technique, Drill for conditioning, and Drill for perfection. ● Never jeopardize team morale. Be UNSELFISH. ● Take PRIDE in your STUDIES! ● Win or lose, be a CLASS ACT! ● Wrestling and living with this Mentality and Attention to detail will breed success in all aspects of life. The Coaches Pine Island High School Coaching Staff is a well balanced TEAM. The coaches will conduct themselves with the highest regards to being professional. It is our goal to coach all levels of the wrestlers’ skill levels in the program with effective strategies producing the best outcomes. The student athlete’s well-being, opportunities for success, and further understanding of the sport will be our compass. Coach Ethan Pierson - This season will be Coach Pierson’s first season at Pine Island. After five years of ​ leading ELC in Iowa. He has coached wrestling for the last twelve years at some level. Also coached football and track over this time. Coach Pierson was a wrestler and graduate of St. James High School in 2009. He wrestled on the Varsity 9th-12th grades compiling 93 victories. Also wrestled in many Regional and National tournaments in Folkstyle and Freestyle/Greco. Also placing at many of those national and state level competitions. Coach Pierson attended Iowa Lakes where he wrestled for 2 years. Coach Pierson studied Law Enforcement while attending Iowa Lakes. Coach Pierson enjoys teaching the sport of wrestling to all who will listen. The sport has done many things for himself and is very excited to give back to the sport. Coach Coltan Laganiere - This will be Coach Laganiere’s first season as a full time assistant. He has helped ​ with the youth program here at Pine Island over the last couple seasons. Coach Laganiere is a graduate of Kasson-Mantorville in 2013. Compiling 169 victories while he was there. He competed in the state tournament 9th-12th grades. Finishing 4th,DNP,1st,1st. He was also apart of 4 state teams capturing in a team title in 2013. Coach Laganiere went to SDSU and competed for 2 years. He studied Sociology while he was there. Coach Laganiere enjoys coaching wrestling and being around anyone who loves the sport. He brings a tough winning mentality to the coaching staff. Coach Eric Sanders- This will be Coach Sander’s first season at Pine Island. Coach Sanders was an assistant ​ wrestling coach at MSUM from 2011-2017. As a 2003 graduate of Wabasha-Kellogg High School, Sanders ​ totaled a school record of 223 wins. Sanders is only the second wrestler in Minnesota history to be a five-time ​ ​ champion in weights ranging from 103 to 119. As a senior, Sanders was awarded Mr. Minnesota of Wrestling, NHSCA Senior National High School All-American, Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award and Academic Minnesota All-State.Sanders graduated from North Dakota State University in 2008 with a degree in management information systems and a minor in computer science. Coach Zach Kennedy- This will be Coach Kennedy’s first season as a full time assistant. He has been in the ​ wrestling room since 2014 helping with the high school. Coach Kennedy is a graduate of Pine Island in 2014. He compiled 101 wins and competed twice in the state tournament. After High school coach Kennedy would go RCTC for 2 and a half years for nursing. He then moved on to trade school be an electrician. Coach Kennedy also coaches Jr. high football. Being a Pine Island native. Coach Kennedy brings the past history of Pine Island into the present. He brings a friendly face and a competitive mentality to the coaching staff. Pre-season Information Before the season begins your child must have: 1) Current sports physical on file with the athletic office. ​ ​ 2) Health form waivers on file with the athletic office. ​ ​ 3) Concussion mandates and forms must be on file in the athletic office. ​ ​ Our Season This season officially begins Monday, November 18th and continues through the end of February. We will have practice each school day, some mornings and on occasional weekends. The included calendar is a good guideline for the days and times that we will have practice, but is subject to change. Practice and Competition Schedule The practice and competition schedule is included. Every effort will be made to follow these times. In the event that these times are changed, I will inform the wrestlers at practice and/or via text (if weather related). I expect parents and wrestlers to keep and use the schedule. If you need information, use the schedule, school website, call a teammate, or contact a coach if the above actions did not produce a result. If ​ it’s on the calender you’re expected to be there. Weight loss and nutrition Weight control is an individual task for each wrestler. No wrestler will be told what weight to ​ wrestle or be required to lose a single pound. The weight at which each wrestler will compete is determined ​ by the body fat test (taken on 11/13 ). All wrestlers are expected to live up to the commitment and maintain his/her weight. Practices are intended to improve wrestling technique and conditioning, not to lose weight. If losing weight becomes more important than the technique being taught or worked on during practices, the coaching staff will step in and priorities will be realigned. Additionally, wrestlers are expected to have a proper diet that allows them to perform at their best both in practice and in meets. Eating the correct foods and staying hydrated are an absolute must for wrestlers to succeed. The coaching staff will give wrestlers as much help as they need to maintain a healthy diet and energy level. Sportsmanship Proper behavior and good sportsmanship are expected at all times from wrestlers, parents, fans, and coaches. We will not tolerate any exceptions. At no time is any wrestler or parent allowed to talk to a referee with disapproval of the job he is doing. The coaches promise to fight for our wrestlers if the situation deems it necessary. During a match, Pine Island wrestlers and parents are only allowed to cheer on the Pine Island competitor. Instructions are to be given to wrestlers by coaches only. Please, let the coaches coach and the ​ wrestlers wrestle. Another important factor regarding sportsmanship is the way in which wrestlers handle losses and other setbacks. Adversity is a part of life and the way in which we handle it, individually and as a team, is crucial. Losing is tough and we expect all of our wrestlers to hate it. We also expect them to learn from it, use it as motivation, and handle it responsibly. Any inappropriate actions (swearing, outbursts, or other inappropriate behaviors) will have serious repercussions. The coaching staff will never be mad at a wrestler for losing, we may show frustration, but we will NEVER hold a loss against a wrestler, as long as he/she wrestled as hard as he/she could, and learned from it.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Product Catalogue Joe Snyder Has Created a New Trend in Men’S Underwear and Our Store Offers Some of the Hottest Styles That Are Available Today
    Product Catalogue Joe Snyder has created a new trend in men’s underwear and our store offers some of the hottest styles that are available today. We know men want to look good in their underwear and there is a Joe Snyder design for every man, whether they prefer a comfortable, sporty fit or something a bit more risqué. Our range includes erotic styles for passion, bulge enhancing underwear that increases the look of your manhood and practical styles that you can wear every day. We only use premium quality fabrics so our underwear feels great on your skin. Many designs in our range can also be worn as swimwear, so you can show your assets in style at the pool or on the beach. Great design is what makes Joe Snyder the brand of men’s underwear to watch out for. We offer colors and prints that you cannot buy anywhere else, so you can express your personality in a way that you never could before! Active Wear 3 JSAW01 JSAW02 JSAW03 JSAW04 JSAW05 JSAW06 Bikini Brief / S,M,L,XL/ Polyamide Jockstrap/ S,M,L,XL / Polyamide G-String / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide V-Thong / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide 80% Boxer / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide 80% Mini Shorty / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide 80% Spandex Lycra ® 20% 80% Spandex Lycra ® 20% 80% Spandex Lycra ® 20% Spandex Lycra ® 20% Spandex Lycra ® 20% 80% Spandex Lycra ® 20% Black Mesh Black Camo Navy Turquoise White Mesh White Wine Yellow Pink Purple Red Royal Pride Frame Neon JSPF01 JSPF02 JSPF03 JSPF04 JSPF05 Bikini / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide Jockstrap / One Size / Polyamide Thong / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide Thong / S,M,L,XL / Polyamide 80%
    [Show full text]
  • Exploring Queer Expressions in Mens Underwear Through Post Internet Aesthetic As Vaporwave
    Mens underwear :Exploring queer expressions in mens underwear through post internet aesthetic as Vaporwave. Master in fashion design Mario Eurenius 2018.6.09. 1. Abstract This work explores norms of dress design by the use of post internet aesthetics in mens underwear. The exploration of underwear is based on methods formed to create a wider concept of how mens underwear could look like regarding shape, color, material and details. Explorations of stereotypical and significant elements of underwear such as graphics and logotypes has been reworked to create a graphical identity bound to a brand. This is made to contextualize the work aiming to present new options and variety in mens underwear rather than stating examples using symbols or stereotypic elements. In the making of the examples for this work the process goes front and back from digital to physical using different media to create compositions of color, graphic designs and outlines using transfer printer, digital print, and laser cutting machine. Key words: Mens underwear, graphic, colour, norm, identity, post internet, laser cut. P: P: 2 Introduction to the field 3 Method 15 What is underwear? 39 Shape, Rough draping Historical perspective 17 Male underwear and nudity 41 From un-dressed to dressed 18 Graphics in fashion and textiles 42 Illustrator sketching 19 Differencesin type and categories of mensunderwear 43 shape grapich design 2,1 Background 3.1 Developement 45 collection of pictures 49 Colour 20 Vaporwave 50 Rough draping Japanese culture 21 Mucis 55 Rough draping 2 22
    [Show full text]
  • Taylors Football Souvenirs More Than Doubles in Size
    SportsSERVING THE GB SPORTS TRADE FOR MORE THAN FIVE YEARS www.sports-insight.co.uk £3.50 MARCH 2009 Insight THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FEDERATION OF SPORTS AND PLAY ASSOCIATIONS rugby – it’s gone tribal INSIDE THIS ISSUE NEIGHBOURHOOD SPORT TO STREET ENHANCING IN SEASON WATCH CASH IN ON THE 'COOL' PERFORMANCE FOCUS ON INDOOR SPORTS, HOW TO STAY ONE STEP AHEAD FACTOR COULD A KPI SCHEME BOOST RACQUET SPORTS, HOCKEY OF YOUR RETAIL RIVALS YOUR BOTTOM LINE? AND BASKETBALL TAYLORS FOOTBALL SOUVENIRS MORE THAN DOUBLES IN SIZE PRODUCT CATERGORIES BADGES ● BEARS ● BEDROOM ● BREAKFAST BOWLS/EGG CUPS CAPTAINS ARM BANDS/SOCK TIES ● CLOCKS/WATCHES COMPUTER PRODUCTS ● CONFEFCTIONARY ● DRINKS BOTTLES ENGLAND RUGBY ● EXECUTIVE GIFTS ● FLAGS FOOTBALLS ● GAMES ● GLASSWEAR GLOVES & SHINPADS ● GOLF PRODUCTS ● HATS AND CAPS KEY RINGS ● LUGGAGE ● MUGS ● SCARVES SLIPPERS ● STATIONARY ● TOWELS WELLINGTON BOOTS Since taking the family business over in 2003 we have more than trebled the number of products stocked, quadrupled the storage area and taken on 5 members of staff. We are looking to carry on increasing our share in the football souvenirs market by providing the service that the independents need and deserve. To do this we have enabled our customers to order online from the largest selection of Football Souvenirs available under one roof any time of the Day or Night and provide a fast and efficient service for UK and overseas customers alike. ● Order from your trade account anytime day or night ● Receive confirmation of that order ● Same day despatch
    [Show full text]
  • Camp Packing List
    CAMP SKYLEMAR PACKING LIST 2021 OFFICIAL REQUIRED CLOTHING • 2 UNDER ARMOUR T-SHIRTS WITH CAMP LOGO • 1 LACROSSE REVERSIBLE TANK WITH LOGO • 1 BASKETBALL REVERSIBLE TANK WITH LOGO • 4 MAROON SHORTS WITH CAMP LOGO • 1 SWEATSHIRT WITH CAMP LOGO • 1 BONGO BAG Camp Skylemar Towels & Linens Optional Items Required Clothing 1 Pillow Terry robe (for showers) 2 Gray UA T-Shirts With 2 Sets of sheets Cleats Camp Name (preferably colored) Rain-appropriate boots 1 Lacrosse Tank With 6 Low-pile towels Lacrosse stick Camp Name 2 Blankets or 1 twin-sized Lacrosse helmet and pads 1 Basketball Micro-Mesh comforter Hockey stick Tank Top With 1 Sleeping bag Hockey helmet Camp Name 1 Plastic under-bed storage box Golf clubs 4 Pairs UA Maroon Short Sunglasses With Camp Name Musical Instrument 1 Sweatshirt With Books Camp Name 1 Collapsible “Bongo” Hamper Toiletries Clothing Toothbrush with container Extra Skylemar Specialty 6 Additional short sleeve shirts Toothpaste Items Available. Liquid soap 6 Additional shorts Shampoo 2 Additional sweatshirts Backpack Comb or brush Baseball Cap 4 Pants (sweats, jeans, etc.) Sunscreen Baseball Jersey 3 Sets of sleepwear (if worn) Extra pair of eyeglasses Crew Sweatshirt 12 Underwear (if worn) Flannel Boxers 14 Pairs of inexpensive socks Flannel Pants 4 Swim suits Equipment Golf/Polo Shirt 1 Baseball cap Hooded Sweatshirt 1 Jacket Tennis racquet Jackets Baseball glove 1 Raincoat with hood Long Sleeve Shirt Mouth guard Shorts 3 Pairs of sneakers Athletic cup Soccer Shirt 1 Pair of flip flops (with compression shorts Stationery 4 Cloth face masks or jockstrap) Sweatpants Shin guards Sweatshirt Blanket Backpack T-Shirt Flashlight with batteries Water bottle 30 postcards, pre-stamped and pre-addressed to parent ORDER ONLINE bunkline.com Best to use Chrome for internet connection.
    [Show full text]
  • College Voice Vol. 25 No. 21
    Connecticut College Digital Commons @ Connecticut College 2001-2002 Student Newspapers 4-26-2002 College Voice Vol. 25 No. 21 Connecticut College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/ccnews_2001_2002 Recommended Citation Connecticut College, "College Voice Vol. 25 No. 21" (2002). 2001-2002. 1. https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/ccnews_2001_2002/1 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. It has been accepted for inclusion in 2001-2002 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. First Class ~ U.S. Postage PAID Permit #35 New London, cr PUBLISHED WEEKU BY TNE STUDENTS OF CONNECTICUr COLl.E:GE VOLUMEXXV. NUMBER 21 FRlDAY, APRIL 26, 2002 CONNECT/Crn' COUEGE, NEW LONDON, CT INSIDE: Thition Increase Aims to Keep Costs Competitive By DEBORAII BLOCK of Finance Paul Maroni. In order to determine an appro- SIAl> WRITER priate tuition increase, a lot of spec- NEWS The comprehensive fee for the ulation is necessary on the part of the Thomas Lott is on hand for the ded- 2002-2003 academic year will be finance department. ication of the Natatorium in his late $35,625, a six percent increase from "We decided to pick the middle this year's tuition. This year's com- ground as a target, but we do it at a wife's name. prehensive fee, $33,585, is a five time when we don't know what the percent increase from the 2000-2001 other institutions are doing.
    [Show full text]
  • Snyder-Hill, Et Al. V. the Ohio State University, 18-CV-00736
    Case: 2:18-cv-00736-MHW-EPD Doc #: 27 Filed: 11/13/18 Page: 1 of 182 PAGEID #: 211 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO STEVE SNYDER-HILL, RONALD MCDANIEL, DAVID MULVIN, KELLY REED, WILLIAM RIEFFER, WILLIAM BROWN, KURT HUNTSINGER, STEVE HATCH, and JOHN DOES 1-31, Plaintiffs, v. Case No. 2:18-cv-00736-MHW-EPD THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, JURY TRIAL DEMANDED Defendant. FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT Plaintiffs Steve Snyder-Hill, Ronald McDaniel, David Mulvin, Kelly Reed, William Rieffer, William Brown, Kurt Huntsinger, Steve Hatch, and John Does 1 through 31, by and through their counsel, state the following as their First Amended Complaint against Defendant, The Ohio State University: PRELIMINARY STATEMENT AND INTRODUCTION 1. This is a civil rights case brought by former students of The Ohio State University (“OSU”) who are among the estimated 1,500 to 2,500 male students sexually assaulted, abused, molested and/or harassed by OSU physician and athletic team doctor, Dr. Richard Strauss. 2. Defendant OSU employed Dr. Strauss to provide medical care and treatment to its students and student-athletes, making him an assistant professor of medicine and the official sports 1 Case: 2:18-cv-00736-MHW-EPD Doc #: 27 Filed: 11/13/18 Page: 2 of 182 PAGEID #: 212 team doctor. OSU also employed Dr. Strauss to serve as a physician at OSU’s on-campus student health center. 3. Dr. Strauss used his position of trust and confidence at OSU to sexually abuse male students and student-athletes on a regular basis throughout his 20-year tenure at the university, from 1978 through 1998.
    [Show full text]
  • Letter from the Guest Edit
    69 JNTS No 51 / 2020 (XXV) COMFORT PERFORMANCE OF THE ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR Ermira SHEHI, Blerina KOLGJINI and Majlinda HYLLI Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Textile and Fashion, Polytechnic University of Tirana, Albania ______________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT The complex interactions between fabric and garment design, climate, physiological, and psychological variables that define comfort performance make it one of the most important qualities influencing product acceptance by the end user. With both objective and subjective measurement techniques, specialists might have the tool that can inform the textile producer whether their efforts have potential for improving comfort while in the research and development stage. Comfort performance has obvious importance for daily fashion wear, specialized medical applications, varying types of athletic gear, and protective ensembles for military, industrial, and first responder personnel. Protective clothing has a unique and often contradictory set of properties. The essential requirements for protection against the penetration of environmental threats such as toxic chemicals, or hazardous heat exposures, results in a protective garment which itself contributes to the thermal discomfort, or worse, heat illness (exhaustion, hyperthermia, etc.). Combination of research and testing approaches may be the only way to define the optimum balance between protection and wearer comfort. The present paper summarizes the necessary testing standards from fabric level analysis to garment ensemble comfort evaluation. Here, the total wear comfort index as a combination of three important properties of fabric is used to objectively evaluate the comfort performance of clothing. According to Oxford English Dictionary, comfort means “a state of physical ease and freedom being free from pain or constraint.” Keywords: performance of textiles, comfort, physical properties 1.
    [Show full text]
  • Suny Canton 20 Police Academy Registration
    SUNYCANTON 20_ POLICEACADEMY REGISTRATION/ BILLING FORM · JastName: ----------- First:__________ Middle Initial:_ . _. ) , od a I .Security#: _________ _ Date of Birth:-------------~ •. -Street Address:_____________ City, State, Zip:____________ _ · Home Phone: __________ _ Cell Phone: --------------- . / Pdlite Agency Name:--------------- Sheriff/Chief:--------- .,Sheriff/ Chief's Departmental Phone: _______________ -'---------- P:pliceAgency's Street Address: _________________________ _ City: _______________ State: __________ Zip:_____ _ . · Academic Credit - Do you expect credit on your SUNYCanton College transcript for the police academy? · Yes or No:---- . {lt°yes; you must be admitted to SUNY Canton before registration can be completed. Usual college tuition and ·fees will apply). · L~i"~/EqupimentFee (LBEQ) $300.00 /$500 $___ _ Out of County Police Officer Fee (PATU) $1,200.00 $___ _ . · :Parking and Registration Fee for Personal Vehicle $48.50 (part time student, $98 full time)$ ___ -'-'- SU,NYCanton Fitness Center $75.00 (for non-credit students only) $___ _ ;}>r e-Employment Participant (non police officer) Yes or No:____ _ Total:$ ---- Police Academy Director's Approval (directors signature):--------- Date:----- STUDENTSERVICE CENTER USE ONLY Full or Part Time Student: Curr/Degree _______________------------ _ WAIVER OF LIABILITY I, the undersigned participant, understand and acknowledge that I am participating in the DAVID SULLIVAN/ ST. LAWRENCECOUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENTACADEMY at SUNY Canton University, located at 34 Cornell Drive, Canton, New York and that I realize that all parties involved in this training course carry no insurance against injury for any participants . I understand and acknowledge that serious personal injury or death is a possibility and I understand and acknowledge that any injury or death to me will be my full financial responsibility and will have to pay for any and all injuries that may occur during my training in this academy.
    [Show full text]
  • Table of Contents Sports Rules
    Table of Contents Sports Rules Article 1 Teams: Member City & Affiliate Members................................. 24 Article 2 Registration Requirements......................................................... 26 Article 3 Sports Registration Procedures................................................. 27 Article 4 Participants: Member City & Affiliate Members........................ 29 Article 5 Church Sports ............................................................................. 31 Article 6 Returning Teams ......................................................................... 31 Article 7 Baseball........................................................................................ 31 Article 8 Basketball .................................................................................... 32 Article 9 Men's Basketball ......................................................................... 33 Article 10 Women's Basketball.................................................................... 34 Article 11 Wheelchair Basketball ................................................................ 34 Article 12 Boys' and Girls' Youth Basketball ............................................. 35 Article 13 Boxing .......................................................................................... 38 Article 14 Cheerleading................................................................................ 39 Article 15 Flag Football 8/8 .......................................................................... 41 Article 16 Flag Football
    [Show full text]
  • Vanderbilt Magazine Fall 2006
    V A NDERBILT MAG A ZINE Vfall 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus, PhD’71 How $27 and a simple idea changed the lives of millions also: New Hope for Autism Alaskan Sanctuary Meth Explosion Photos by Peyton Hoge and Vanderbilt Creative Services V 1-866-882-FUND www V in anyamount,willcountgreatlytoward Just knowthatyoursupporttoanyarea, most toyou. or givetoadonorsociety want toparticipateinyourclassReuniongift youmay to aspecificcollegeorschool.Or, canchoosetogive you’d liketosupport.You you decidewhatparticularareaofV Fund, With yourparticipationintheVanderbilt difference ever In fact,ever E anderbilt’s continued success,every year. anderbilt’s v er ITAL .vanderbilt.edu/thevanderbiltfund y giftcounts.E y giftisvital…andtrulymakesa y dayinthelifeofVanderbilt. Whatevermatters v er y year anderbilt . To see all 53 of the limited-edition prints from Anderson Thomas Design’s Spirit of Nashville Collection, Collection, Nashville of Spirit Design’s Thomas Anderson from prints thelimited-edition seeall53 of To the PERFECT GIFT for the PERSON WHOHASEVERYTHING the PERSON GIFTfor the PERFECT please visit our web site at: www.spiritofnashville.com or call615-327-9894. at:www.spiritofnashville.com site please visitour web A few of the 53 designs in the critically-acclaimed collection designsinthecritically-acclaimed the53 of few (or the STUDENT WHOHASNOTHING!) theSTUDENT (or 18” x2 “Kirkland Hall” 4” G allery -Gr ade Limit by JoelAnderson by ed E dition Print © 2006 Anderson Thomas Design, Inc. • www.andersonthomas.com • All rights reserved. Contributors Editor Debra McKinney Andrew W. M. Beierle A fourth-generation journalist, Oregon-born Debra McKinney became a Art Director and Designer feature writer more than 20 years ago for the Anchorage Daily News.
    [Show full text]
  • Sizzling Summer Swimwear Look Your Best
    ISSUE # 22 | 06.01.17 ULTIMATE MIAMI DRAG QUEEN DIVAS DO BATTLE TOP TRAX: ONE BAND FIVE DIRECTIONS DESTINATIONS: NEW HOPE GET AWAY TO THE COUNTRY SIZZLING SUMMER SWIMWEAR LOOK YOUR BEST Call Now: 888-233-5843 Their Price CrestorTM $870.10 Are You Still Paying Too Typical US Brand Price for 40mg x 100 Much For Your Medications? Our Price Rosuvastatin* You can save up to 97% when you fi ll $141 your prescriptions with our Canadian and Generic equivalent of CrestorTM Generic price for for 40mg x 100 International prescription service. THEIR PRICE OUR PRICE THEIR PRICE OUR PRICE TM $ $ TM $ * $ * 186.00 Viagra 2011.91 vs Sildenafi l 139.00 Cialis 2148.19 vs Tadalafi l Typical US Brand Price for 100mg x 40 Generic Price for 100mg x 40 Typical US Brand Price for 20mg x 40 Generic Price for 20mg x 40 TM $ * $ TM $ Salmeterol & $ Nexium 826.49 vs Esomeprazole 89.00 Advair 1105.23 vs Fluticasone 152.00 * Typical US Brand Price for 40mg x 100 Generic Price for 40mg x 100 Typical US Brand Price for 250-50mcg x 180 Propionate Generic Price for 250-50mcg x 180 TM $ * $ TM $ * $ Premarin 448 vs Conj. Estrogen 48.00 Evista 772.37 vs Raloxifene 84.00 Typical US Brand Price for 0.625mg x 84 Generic Price for 0.625mg x 84 Typical US Brand Price for 60mg x 100 Generic Price for 60mg x 100 TM $ * $ TM $ * $ Abilify 2964.49 vs Aripiprazole 88.00 Zetia 817.24 vs Ezetimibe 83.00 Typical US Brand Price for 15mg x 112 Generic Price for 15mg x 112 Typical US Brand Price for 10mg x 100 Generic Price for 10mg x 100 TM $ * $ TM $ Sitagliptin $ Celebrex 1087.96 vs Celecoxib 79.00 Januvia 1144.84 vs * 139.00 Typical US Brand Price for 100mg x 100 Generic price for 100mg x 100 Typical US Brand Price for 100mg x 84 Phosphate Generic Price for 100mg x 84 Get An Extra $15 Off & Free Shipping On Your 1st Order! Get an extra Call the number below and save an additional $15 plus get free shipping on your fi rst prescription order with Canada Drug Center.
    [Show full text]
  • A Review of Men's Underwear Styles and Its Various Fabrics
    Latest Trends in Textile and L UPINE PUBLISHERS Fashion Designing Open Access DOI: 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.02.000134 ISSN: 2637-4595 Research Article A Review of Men’s Underwear Styles and Its Various Fabrics Dibyendu Bikash Datta* Department of Fashion Management Studies, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India Received: June 07, 2018; Published: June 13, 2018 *Corresponding author: Dibyendu Bikash Datta, Department of Fashion Management Studies, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India, Email: Abstract Underwear is an innerwear, normally worn next to the skin or under other clothing. The innerwear is also called second skin because it is in direct contact with the skin. Owing to the importance of this aspect, the fabric of the innerwear is the next important criteria that are considered while buying innerwear. Innovations and technology are constantly evolving for men’s underwear industry. Underwear is essential for hygiene and some styles provide support in regulating the body’s shape. Social situations, weather conditions, and the apparel can affect the style of undergarment men wear. Different types of men’s underwear and the variations on each of the styles are widely available. The availability of products related to intimate apparels for men available online is expected to drive the growth of online shopping for underwear worldwide. This paper describes the various styles of underwear garments and the fabric they are made from. Keywords: Underwear; Innerwear; Comfort; Intimate; Briefs Introduction boxer shorts to the radically aesthetic men’s thongs, G-strings, and Men are no longer living in an age where their un dies have to be even C-string.
    [Show full text]