text: Honoraries are typically organizations designed to recognize students for specific work and accomplishment in a certain discipline. Many of these organizations are inter/nationally affiliated.
  
  Christopher Robin has always had his “Hundred-Acre Wood.” My friends and I had the woods at Sand Rock Falls. It was a “magical” place where we ran, played hide-and-seek, killed the enemy in a game of war and shot squirrels.
  It was a great journey each time we ventured into those woods. We always anticipated what was just around the corner or across the next fence on our way to Sand Rock Falls. To get to the falls, we had to cross a couple of fences and a field and go through an opening that looked like an old wagon trail.
  Sand Rock Falls was a large slab of sand rock, maybe 15 to 20 feet across, 20 to 30 feet long with a 4- to 5-foot drop at the east end. A small creek ran down the middle and over the falls. When there was enough water, we slid down the face of the falls into a knee-deep pool, climbed back to the top and slid down again.
  Today, you can find initials carved into the rock. Each one holding a memory of the fun we enjoyed. It was always hard to go home because Sand Rock Falls was a special place.
  In this parable, Jesus teaches that God gives us talents to be used to receive a blessing. Often as Christians, we miss out on blessings because we don’t take the opportunity God has placed before us. God blessed my friends and me with Sand Rock Falls.
  Whether we’re on a trek to a special place or setting down to share the love of Christ with a person, we’re always on an adventurous journey. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the blessings God has for you. Use your talents for God’s glory.
  
  This is the most accurate gravity map of the Moon, as measured by NASA’s GRAIL mission. Image credit: NASA/ARC/MIT
  The viewing perspective, known as a Mercator projection, shows the far side of the moon in the center and the nearside (as viewed from Earth) at either side.
  The gravity field map reveals an abundance of features never before seen in detail, such as tectonic structures, volcanic landforms, basin rings, crater central peaks and numerous simple, bowl-shaped craters. Data also show the moon’s gravity field is unlike that of any terrestrial planet in our solar system.
  These are the first scientific results from the prime phase of the mission, and they are published in three papers in the journal Science.