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Promoting diversity through flexible public holidays
By: Sian Gilbert, Dexter Cabal and Rebekah Johnson At a glance A growing number of Australian workplaces are now offering flexible public holidays to recognise the diverse backgrounds, cultures and values of employees. These holidays are offered in lieu of public holidays currently on the calendar. However, there are limitations around this initiative depending on the nature of the employment. There are also many issues employers should consider before implementing a flexible public holiday policy.
Supernatural Studies Association - Journal Issues
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"Parenting Practices and Disordered Eating Behaviors in Adolescents" by Rebekah Johnson
Background/Purpose: Eating disorders are a common chronic condition among adolescents. Some parenting styles have been associated with adolescent disordered eating behaviors (DEB), which can lead to eating disorders and a variety of other psychological and physical complaints. Healthcare practitioners and parents need to identify these DEB early and intervene in hopes of preventing the sequela of other health problems.
Total Sweep for Rim Tennis - Mountain News : Sports
The Lady Scots tennis team hosted Jurupa Hills High School on Sept. 28 for their first home league match. After defeating San Gorgonio earlier in the week, the Scots had full confidence on the court. Doubles teams Chloe Urioste/Jaycee Nelson, Emily Tvelia/Grace Shumate and Natalie Peterson/Claire Shumate swept, adding nine sets. In singles, Madison Oaks, Olivia Baldwin and Summer Bloodworth each added two sets and Montse Granados added one, making the final score 16 to 2.
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT
At 11 years old, Houston’s premier event designer/ florist REBEKAH JOHNSON threw her rst party for classmates. It was a haunted house theme, and held in the family basement. Passageways with sheets, ghosts, goblins and a witch next to the old furnace greeted the guests. This was perhaps a hint at what her future held. Johnson started her professional career in Houston with legendary party designer SARAH BERGNER.
Girl’s Tennis Remain Undefeated - Mountain News : Sports
Doubles swept play with three sets each from Justine Davis/Paulina Ridland and Madison Callaway/Emily Tvelia, two sets from Savannah Edwards/Daisy Erber and one set from Maddison Monical/Chloe Urioste. The final score against the Spartans was 13-5. The Scots last regular season home match was on Friday against Jurupa Hills High School. Emily Dominguez, Mollie Kortsen, Sears, Davis, Ridland, Callaway, Monical and Erber were honored for their commitment to the tennis team as seniors.
Ensuring all your four-legged friends are safe this summer
Summer in the Pacific Northwest is the best. When the sun is shining and Mount Rainier is glistening in the distance, it feels almost magical around these parts. Lately though, the heat has skyrocketed and my dogs and I have certainly noticed the increasing temperatures. High heat and summer activities can pose potential dangers for our pets. Here are some potential issues you may face as a pet owner, and ways you can help prevent any harm from happening to your pets.
CIF Closes Out the Tennis Season - Mountain News : Sports
Doubles team Daniel Despart/Jonah Kortsen and singles player Nahum Flores Barrios easily defeated their first-round competitors and then were defeated in the second round. Jason Allen/Steven Turnbull advanced into the semifinals doubles match and were defeated by the number one doubles seed from San Gorgonio High School in three sets. Allen/Turnbull finished the tournament in third place and will be alternates for individual CIF.
Scots Head to CIF Tennis Play - Mountain News : Sports
Senior Connor Stack finished league with an impressive 20-1 record, and will have a top seed going into the individual qualifying tournament for CIF. Sophomore Dallas Reynolds, 18-4, and senior Nahum Flores Barrios, 17-4, both finished just behind their teammate. “We enjoy this tournament because it gives each player a chance to shine,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “Some of the best tennis we have seen out of Rim players is when we get to watch them play each other in semifinal and final matches.
Boys Tennis Adds Three More Wins - Mountain News : Sports
On Wednesday the Scots traveled to Silverado High School for a non-league night match. “It was perfect timing to play against Silverado,” Coach Perkins said. “The team had fun and played extremely well against a tough team.” Rim defeated Silverado 11-7. On Thursday, the Scots had a home match against Jurupa Hills. In singles play Connor Stack and Nahum Barrios Flores each contributed three sets and Dallas Reynolds contributed two.
Submitted by Assistant Coach Rebekah Johnson - Mountain News : Sports
On Monday, March 14, the Scots traveled to Oak Hills High School in the High Desert. “We finished just behind Oak Hills in the Scorpion Tournament, so we knew it was going to be a tough match for the boys,” said Coach Julie Perkins. The final score for the match was 7-11. Connor Stack and Dallas Reynolds each added two sets in singles and Alejandro Boronat added one set. In doubles play Jason Allen/Steven Turnbull and Ben Ells/Nahum Barrios Flores each added one set.
Take steps now to protect your pet | Pets & People
Last spring, I learned my chocolate Lab mix can jump very high. I let her out one morning and before I could finish yelling her name, “Ellie,” she had chased a family of deer out of our yard, over the fence and into the woods. I immediately panicked. Before I knew what I was doing, I was throwing on my tennis shoes and a coat and bounding across my yard frantically calling for my dog. It was too late. My dog was gone. I was so worried. I drove around my neighborhood for an hour calling her name.
Boys Tennis Adds Two More Wins - Mountain News : Sports
On Wednesday March 9, the Scots traveled to Apple Valley High School and defeated the Sundevils 10-8. “Getting snow on Monday made it slightly difficult to practice a new lineup, but the boys did a great job of adjusting and will continue to work out doubles partnerships and changes on the court as we enter league play,” said Coach Julie Perkins. Senior singles player Connor Stack swept play again for the Scots, adding three sets.
Scots Tennis Off to Great Start - Mountain News : Sports
“It was a great match; we saw some things that worked really well, and some things that we will adjust throughout preseason and before we head into league play,” said Coach Julie Perkins. On Friday Rim hosted Rubidoux High School for their first home match of the season. “It was a very close match. This is the second year in a row we were able to defeat Rubidoux in a tie break by counting games,” said Coach Perkins. The Scots tied 9-9 in sets.
Rim Scots Tennis Starts Off Strong - Mountain News : Sports
Senior Connor Stack went 3-0 in singles. “Connor is the only remaining team member of the 2014 Scots team that tied Citrus Valley for the league championship,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “The Scots have not played the Blackhawks since and Connor seemed to get some gratification from adding three sets for the team.” Sophomore Jason Allen also contributed one set in singles. Doubles team Jonah Kortsen and Daniel Despart, both seniors, swept doubles play, adding three additional sets for the Scots.
Tennis Team Has Lofty Goals - Mountain News : Sports
The Rim Fighting Scots boys tennis team is looking forward to another successful season. Lead by its three captains—senior Jonah Kortsen, senior Tristan Moss-Vasquez and sophomore Ben Ells—the team has set goals to win league and go further in CIF than they did last year. The 2014-15 team came in second place and was eliminated in the first round of CIF. With a relatively young team and multiple players just joining the team after soccer season, the Scots lineup has not been set.
Stellar Season Ends for Girls Tennis - Mountain News : Sports
“The girls seemed relaxed and played with purpose,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “They seemed to have confidence and we saw great things on every court.” WIth the win over Azusa, the Scots advanced into second round play against Westminster High School on Friday. “After reviewing the records of Westminster, we knew it was going to be a close match,” said Coach Perkins. “At this point in the season, the drive and determination of the team starts to come from the girls who really want to succeed.
Lady Scots Advance to CIF Play - Mountain News : Sports
Callaway and Sears/Walker advanced into the second round but faced tough competitors, eliminating them from the tournament. De Marco and Stack were seeded in the top two spots of the tournament and had no problem advancing into the semifinal matches on Thursday. Davis/Ridland and Nelson/Marshall fought to advance into Thursday play. Nelson/Marshall upset the third seeded team, solidifying the Scots with at least one spot in the doubles championship.
Lady Scots Are League Champs - Mountain News : Sports
“The team finished league play on a high note,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “We are proud of the girls and are looking forward to seeing some great tennis in CIF.” Team CIF play begins the first week of November. The Scots will host the first round. This week the Scots compete to qualify for individual CIF. Three singles players and three doubles teams will represent Rim on Tuesday at San Gorgonio High School.
Halfway Through League, Rim Is Undefeated - Mountain News : Sports
Singles players Allie De Marco, Caroline Stack and Madison Callaway swept singles play on Tuesday against the Spartans. “One of our favorite parts of our singles line up is the diversity in the style of player,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “Allie, Caroline and Madison Callaway are very different in play but can all adapt to their opponents and are constantly improving their skills.
Tennis Team Undefeated - Mountain News : Sports
On Sept. 12, the Scots participated in the Scorpion Invitational Tournament held at Hesperia High School. Allie De Marco and Caroline Stack represented the team in singles and Paulina Ridland/Jaycee Nelson and Kylie Stehmeier/Emily Tvelia played in doubles. The team finished the tournament in second place. Stack finished third and Ridland/Nelson also finished third in doubles play. The entire team traveled to Colton High School on Sept. 16 and improved their record to 3-0 after defeating Colton 14-4.
Lady Scots Ready for the Courts - Mountain News : Sports
“The Rim tennis program continues to gain momentum and we only expect to go further into CIF every year,” said Head Coach Julie Perkins. “We are always optimistic but, with an extremely deep lineup for the girls team again this year, it should be an attainable goal.” With nearly 40 girls making up the junior varsity and varsity teams, the starting lineup will be constantly switching as the Scots battle among themselves to be the top players.
Boys Tennis Season Comes to an End - Mountain News : Sports
“Individual CIF is a tough tournament,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “We have to compete against all of Southern California. We always tell the boys to have fun and try and go further than they did the year before. This was Andrew, Dallas and Trever’s first experience in individual CIF and with Andrew only being a sophomore and Dallas a freshmen, they already have set goals to return the following year.” Aaron Ramos has represented Rim for the last two years in individual CIF.
Tennis Team To Fight for Championship - Mountain News : Sports
League records for Rim singles players are: Ramos 16-2, Kellogg 15-1 and Connor Stack 9-3. League records are used for seeding in the all league tournament May 6 and 8. The winner and finalist from singles and doubles play advance into Individual CIF. In doubles, Dallas Reynolds/Trever Zack swept all three rounds, Nick Hartman/Alex Orlando won two and Jason Allen/Ben Ells contributed one, making the final score 15-3. The league records for Reynolds/Zack is 16-2.
The Lights Went Out... - Mountain News : Sports
Doubles team Jonah Kortsen and Nick Hartman added two sets for the Scots. “Jonah and Nick haven’t played that often together but they are able to connect on the court,” said Coach Perkins. “We are teaching them the valuable lessons of keeping it away from the person at the net and not to give away free points by double faulting.” Doubles team Dallas Reynolds and Trever Zack also contributed two sets.
Scots Net Two Wins on the Court - Mountain News : Sports
“This season has been about experience for a lot of these young men,” said Coach Julie Perkins. “We are finally gaining enough momentum to be able to play alternates with confidence, which really helped us out when one of our singles players faced a minor injury in first round of play.” Singles player Aaron Ramos and doubles team Dallas Reynolds and Trever Zack swept all three rounds. The Scots defeated Hesperia 12-6. The team continued their winning streak on Friday against Colton High School.
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