text:
. Please
Did you miss your
activation email
1 Hour
1 Day
1 Week
1 Month
Login with username, password and session length
American Records
American Records from 1896 - 1972
American Records from 1972 - 1992
American Records from 1993 - 1997
Hall of Fame
Ranking Lists
All Time Best Junior + Senior American Records
Golden Standard Rankings of Junior + Senior Mens American Records
Design for a Quiet, Low Vibration Olympic Weightlifting Training Platform
Golden Standard Calculator
Soviet Height/Weight Chart
Ivan Abajiev Training Lecture
School of Champions
Weightlifting Exchange
Olympic Weightlifting
« previous
next »
Go Down
Topic: THE THORN IN THE SIDE OF USA WEIGHTLIFTING (Read 5350 times)
Scott Safe
WE Hero
Posts: 32
Reply #16 on:
Feb 28, 2006, 05:36 PM »
Their position paper on football, gymnastics, etc must be the same. If the school district is going to follow this logic, then they should ban any sport with a similar position paper. You know it won't happen for football. If they won't ban football, then they shouldn't be able to ban weightlifting. My guess is the safe way to go with these position papers is not to recommend much of anything, that way they are not liable in any way when an athlete is injured. I think the school board has to have some courage.
Scott Safe
Todd Wilson
Posts: 3
Position statement
Reply #17 on:
Mar 01, 2006, 02:03 PM »
In regards to the position statement I would contend the following:
1) Physicians are not based ont heir degree experts on physical conditioning or injury prevention! Our general public and media however assume they are omnipotent with regards to anything involving the human body.
2) As Dr. Mel Siff and others have pointed out, no force generated in any weight room lift, or even the competitive sports of Weightlifting or Powerlifting are the forces as high as those the average youngster expierience on the playground or even in an actual sport day in and day out.
3) I would like to see the rational behind recommending aerobic conditioning being emphasized first. A) To my knowledge, there is no data that indicates that it has a more positive effect on general health that various forms of anaerobic conditioning. B) It can be just as dangerous. I have seen quite a few cases in which elementary aged students suffering from shin splits, stress fractures and IT band syndrome because they have beenr required to run 1-2 miles for P.E. class! Those conditions can be eaisly prevented via proper weight training.
4) I know of no evidence for a "cool-down" after weight training sessions. It has been found to be beneficial after aerobic work, but they are simply assuming it is beneficial for weight trainers. I have never found a benefit in it.
5) Glad you posted the link about the incidence of injury in weighlifting compared to other sports Chris, too many of these self appointed experts on exercise are ignorant of such information, nor have they made a concerded effort to seek it out. They are offering their opinions as fact, based solely on their perceived authority as a result of their credentials. I mean how many soccer kids get severely injured each year? Baseball, football, basketball? Even in their statement they say that if properly administered, weight training can be safe. Of course, they then turn around and contradict themselves, but......I suppose an "expert" can do that.
Todd Wilson
Posts: 3
Reply #18 on:
Mar 01, 2006, 02:22 PM »
Paul, I'm glad you brought up the issue of kids playing in lots of sports. It has been and still is prevalent for parents, administrators and even some coaches, to push kids to play everything. The benefits are supposedly to give them equal oppurtunity to pick what they want to do, achieve more complete physical developement, etc.
Anyone can feel free to disagree with me, but I feel this is nonsense! If the kid wants to, fine, the kid should not be forced to stick with just one, or many sports.
However, I've coached on the highschool level at a small school in which kids play everything and are encouraged to do so. Especially the better athletes! This is no good for the sports program as a whole, and it does not benefit the athlete. The ONLY thing it benefits is the football program. There is too little time between football and basketball and wrestling, and between basketball and wrestling and soccer and baseball, etc. for any type of proper physical preperation for the sport. There is barely time for adequate techinical instruction. By the time spring roles arounf and the student gets to baseball, he has been practicing a specific sport for approximately 2 hours a day, 3-5 days a week since August. That's at a level rivaling the training of some elite athletes! No wonder, by baseball season they're worn out. But it's fine for football, they stay in shape, and then they get 6-8 weeks off in the summer before returning to football.
In addition, while there are certainly athletes who excel by playing everything, in my expierience, the one's who focused primarily on one (even if they participated in another) performed better in most cases. I was fortunate to excel in basketball. My father had been coaching 25 years by the time I got to highschool. Growing up, he stuck in gymnastics (which looking back was great) which I enjoyed but only participated in for a year, I also tried Karate, baseball and golf. Dropped baseball after a few years, just wasn't fun. Still play golf (I'm a basketball coach, it's a rule). But had I tried to play baseball, golf, or even football, I can't imagine myself having been as successful at basketball. Furthermore, more often than not when you ask someone who reaches a high level in a sport, it's rare that they played more than two sports in their whole life, and there was generally always one that they personally emphasized.
Therefore the recommendation for kids to play all sports IMO, is a bogus notion, it can lead to overuse and overtraining related injuries, and it does not lead to the highest levels of performance in any sport.
Now, don't get me wrong, I'm all for kids trying different sports, but kids should not be prodded or made to play everything no more than they are forced to concentrate on one thing. That is far more dangerous, in my opinion, than mere weight training. Of course, how many physicians have been in a highschool of junior high to notice these things?
Chris Ⓐ LeRoux
MS, CSCS, Exempt from USAW bureaucrats
WE Hero
Posts: 5241
Tread On Me At Dire Risk
Reply #19 on:
Mar 30, 2006, 05:12 PM »
I poked around a little trying to see if there was interest in the weightlifting scientific community to do a direct rebuttal of the pediatricians paper. Apparently there is no interest and a focus on having another (updated) NSCA position paper on the subject of youth weightlifting.
Unfortunately, I don't see another NSCA position paper as being meaningful in the context of the pediatrician article. So, I guess I will have to try to write it myself and try to publish it. This will obviously be a difficult long-term project and will not carry the clout of the big-wigs in the weightlifting research community.
All help and support in the effort would be most appreciated.
Thank you.
"Show me the government that does not infringe upon anyone's rights, and I will no longer call myself an anarchist." ~Jacob Halbrooks
WE Hero
Posts: 23
Reply #20 on:
Mar 31, 2006, 09:01 PM »
Chris- in defense of the AAP, I don't believe that there has ever been a scientifically sound study that supports the position that competitive weightlifting does no harm to adolescents. Recall that the primary tenet of the Hippocratic oath is to "do no harm". The AAP is merely being true to that oath, in lieu of evidence to the contrary.
I am familiar with this topic because my wife, a pediatrician, set out to conduct a study that would be accepted by the AAP in defense of the sport of weightlifting. She spent many hours drafting surveys, gaining the approval of her and her collaborator's institutional research boards, enrolling participants at the Junior Olympics for both test and control groups, and pursuing responses to the surveys.
The research plan was constructed to monitor the injury histories of young active weightlifters over the course of a year, and compare injury rates suffered by them to athletes of equal ages in other sports.
After all of that, despite enrolling nearly one hundred weightlifting parents/athletes in the study, she received exactly one response to the first quarterly follow-up survey. A reminder message stimulated one additional response.
I don't blame the AAP for their position. To my knowledge, we, as a community, have not offered evidence that will stand the test of scientific rigor as exercised by physicians. If I am wrong about that, please point the way towards the evidence. Cindy will immediately champion our cause with the AAP, of which she is a member.
Joe DeLago
Chris Ⓐ LeRoux
MS, CSCS, Exempt from USAW bureaucrats
WE Hero
Posts: 5241
Tread On Me At Dire Risk
Reply #21 on:
Apr 01, 2006, 09:58 AM »
I have to disagree with you. Sure, technically, there is no study that conclusively proves weightlifting is not harmful to adolescents, but we have had adolescents competing for at least some twenty plus years (Jr. Worlds) and have one of the lowest injury rates of all competitive sport. I'd say that is evidence. Also, there is a great deal of research in the area to the contrary (their position that adolescents should not participate). Some of this evidence they cited in their position paper but failed to discuss. Also, their position is that it is unsafe, so further study of adolescents, let alone pre-adolescents, in their eyes would be irresponsible and thus difficult to get IRB approval to do. So, the way I see it, their position is we can't do it until we absolutely prove it is totally safe and we can't prove it is absolutely safe until it is already proven that it is absolutely safe. Is football, soccer, etc absolutely safe? First thing I will research is the pediatricians position on other sports. Are they against all sport? Sport carries risk inherently. No sport is absolutely safe that I know of, for that matter nothing in life is absolutely safe.
So, I agree that we haven't conclusively proven it is safe. But, it is not reasonable for us to have to conclusively prove our sport is entirely safe in order for them not to tell people not to do it. After all, they presented no evidence whatsoever to support their recommendation against it. If they can put out position statements recommending against whatever they want based on nothing but a feeling that something could be dangerous, that would just about cover all aspects of life.
Dr. Faigenbaum told me he once tried to get the pediatricians to publish his rebuttal in their journal, but they refused. When I asked about trying to publish a rebuttal in a different journal, I got no further response. His website cites the position paper as if it supports weightlifting for adolescents (and parts can be interpreted that way if taken out of context), and I guess he is not interested in pursuing it further. If your wife is willing to contribute toward my effort to put together a rebuttal, I would be most grateful. I am fairly well read on this subject thanks to Dr. Fry, but could use all the help I can get.
"Show me the government that does not infringe upon anyone's rights, and I will no longer call myself an anarchist." ~Jacob Halbrooks
WE Hero
Posts: 23
Reply #22 on:
Apr 01, 2006, 07:45 PM »
Chris- to be honest, it does seem odd that the AAP would single out weightlifting as a "dangerous" sport, while allowing others to continue without comment.
I do disagree with the weightlifters' consensus that adequate research has been conducted into the safety of our sport, however. I am a statistician, and have reviewed all studies that I could find, and have not found any that present statistically supportable evidence of safety. There are some whose conclusion is that their data cannot differentiate our sport from others, but that is a long way from concluding that it is the same as others. Failing to prove a negative does not prove a positive, statistically speaking.
Having said that, this is a relatively easy problem to solve if we would make a concerted effort as a community to do so. Unfortunately, we haven't been able to rally the troops around the cause. If weightlifting families with adolescent athletes would participate in a well founded study, we could put this subject to rest. So far, they haven't seemed willing to do so.
All of that is political rhetoric, however. I have been doing this long enough that I have seen some odd injuries recur in young weightlifters. Two that come to mind are avulsion fractures in the pelvic area and lower back strains in rapidly growing males. Both are odd injuries for young athletes, and I have seen multiple instances of them.
I would really like to know if we are doing harm by subjecting pre-pubescent kids to the loads that competition presents. In my mind, it is possible that we are. Kids' bodies don't respond the way adult bodies do. Adults sprain things; kids break bones. This is because kids' bones are softer than their connective tissues until their bones have fused at puberty.
I think it remains within the realm of possibility that little guys would be better off...and our sport would be better off...without the extreme stresses that competiton presents.
It would be nice to know for sure if that were true, wouldn't it?
Chris Ⓐ LeRoux
MS, CSCS, Exempt from USAW bureaucrats
WE Hero
Posts: 5241
Tread On Me At Dire Risk
Reply #23 on:
Apr 02, 2006, 08:50 AM »
I'm weak in statistics, but my athlete and fellow graduate of University of Memphis exercise and sports science program, Rhys Lucero, is not. I'm interested in discussing the stats on this issue. What is your criticism of the Hamil study? This seems to me to offer "statistically supportable evidence of safety", and I believe other studies also contribute something in this regard. I could understand wanting larger sample sizes and a longer time frame of data collection, and even a complete focus on adolescents (Hamil was mostly schoolage), but the study seems quite sound to me. Also, if you did another study improving on these factors, I don't believe it would conclusively prove anything. The pediatricians could simply ignore it too as they have done with all the other evidence they cited in their position paper as if it supports their position when it does not. Sure, we have injuries, some nasty, as all sports do and as happens in life all the time with things nothing to do with sport. I don't think this proves our sport is unsafe for adolescents or football and soccer would be banned as prep sports. How many prep football players have died or been paralyzed on the field in the last, say, ten years? Our sport is clearly safe for adolescents, based on what evidence we have, but football and soccer clearly are not (not to keep picking on football and soccer but they are good examples of very high injury rates, with many serious injuries, compared to weightlifting).
Just look at the FDA. They do massive amounts of research on every drug brought to market, but are still regularly pulling medications for being dangerous. Breathing air wears out your lungs. Thus, one could say breathing is bad for you. Is this rational? I do believe there is adequate research and evidence to conclude at this point that weightlifting is as safe for adolescents as almost any other competitive sport and safer than most. I'm not against more research, as the pediatricians are, but see little need for it except to combat the pediatricians unfounded statements. As for research on pre-adolescents, I would very much like to see more research and statistics, but this is far more difficult due to the incredible difficulty getting IRB approval for having young kids lift. Again, the fundamental problem is that the pediatricians have declared our sport unsafe for all but adults, without evidence. So, it will be difficult to prove them wrong when you can't test their statements without going against their significant "authority." I note, in their position statement, that they misspelled our sport's name as if its two words- striking ignorance for such experts in the field.
Their position paper is not science. It reminds me of the "Ministry of Science" declaring Reardon metal unsafe in Atlas Shrugged (Ayn Rand)- politics and cowardice and a refusal to form hypotheses based on objective observation. But, yes, I agree there is not enough data to feel completely safe with pre-adolescents, and care should be taken with them and a very conservative approach. The people screaming about under 12s not being allowed to compete at schoolage and make camps, trips, etc., to me miss the entire point of coaching them- to lay a foundation for successful junior and senior years and not to win glory at age 12 in meets no one except them will recall ten years from now anyway.
"Show me the government that does not infringe upon anyone's rights, and I will no longer call myself an anarchist." ~Jacob Halbrooks
Go Up
« previous
next »
Weightlifting Exchange
Olympic Weightlifting


text:
Department of English
The study of literature as embodied in the English major has a number of goals: to familiarize the student with the work of important writers; to introduce her to the individual and cultural values, ideas, debates, and insights woven into literature; and to sharpen her understanding of the English language. Repeated practice in thinking, writing, and speaking about literary texts is a way of helping the student discover her own voice, develop her skills of critical analysis, and gain confidence in herself as an independent thinker.
Check out our Fall Newsletter!
Department News:
Alumnae Professor of English, Afaa Weaver, was published in the December 3, 2012 issue of The New Yorker!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Products are listed alphabetically.
Page 1 of 1
JOYSTICK MIDLINE MOUNTING ASSEMBLY --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 08/2008) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Aluminum hardware for mounting joystick in midline position. Can easily be modified to suit application, mounting above, below, or without the use of a laptray. Swings out of the way....[More Information]
MANUAL SWING ARM (MODEL TCS-15220) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 3/2004) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Adjustable positioning arm for mounting compact joystick, sip and puff control, or standard control box to power wheelchair. Allows placement of control in midline or for chin or head control. Pivots behind shoulder to swing out of the way for transfers. Positive locking mechanism and easy breakaway for safety. Mounting bracket clamps onto 7/ 8 or 1 inch diameter frame tubing or screws into multi-mount adapter. Wiring or...[More Information]
SWINGAWAY CHIN CONTROL MOUNT --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 8/2001) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Powered swingaway boom that allows power wheelchair user to move the chin control away from the face when not driving the chair. Easily removeable for transfer. Clamps to upright backpost with power takeoff from wheelchair battery. Activated with leaf switch....[More Information]
Page 1 of 1


text:
- Campus Guide
- Rules and Expectations
- Residential Life
- Environmental Sustainability
- Campus Stores
- Dining Hall
- ITS Help Desk
- Health Center
- Safety and Security
- Finance Office
- Shipping and Receiving
- Communications
- Deerfield Parents Network
- Campus Guide
Students are asked to exercise thoughtful and appropriate discretion in all their relationships. Sexual intimacy, while a normal and healthy aspect of adult life, is not appropriate for adolescents and is not permitted for students at Deerfield.
Incidents of sexual intimacy are dealt with by the Dean of Students Office in conjunction with parents, advisors, the counseling staff, and the Health Center. The school may take action up to and including required counseling, Letters of Reprimand, meetings with advisors, and discussions with parents/guardians. Repeated disregard for the Sexual Intimacy Policy may be grounds for suspension or other disciplinary response.
We address issues of human sexuality through special programs in classrooms, in dormitories, and in private conversations. Students with questions or concerns are encouraged to have discussions with their families, school counselors, Health Center staff, and/or advisors.
In Massachusetts the age when a person can consent to intercourse is 16 and for touching another's private areas is 14. Legally, students under those ages cannot consent to those activities. Students should be aware that sexual activity with others under those ages constitutes the crimes of Statutory Rape and Indecent Sexual Assault on a Child respectively. It is never legal to engage in any intimate contact without another's full consent.
Comments, question or need more information?
Contact us today, we would like to hear from you.
Deerfield Academy, 7 Boyden Lane, PO Box 87, Deerfield, MA 01342
(413) 772-0241
© Copyright 2013 The Trustees of Deerfield Academy Privacy Policy
Designed and developed by Underscorefunk Design


text:
Stayed there on 5/18/2013 and, unfortunately it was graduation week in the Rochester area. Wasn't attending a graduation but had to be up in the area that weekend. Couldn't find any other hotels with an open room and settled for Red Roof at $130+taxes. The room was tiny..no room to really hang out and relax. First turn off...someone stuck their... More
- Also Known As:
- Red Roof Inn Rochester Henrietta Hotel Henrietta
- Red Roof Inn Rochester Henrietta Hotel
- Red Roof Inn Henrietta
- Henrietta Red Roof Inn
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Red Roof Inn, EasyToBook, Priceline, Hotwire, Expedia, Agoda, Cheap Tickets, Venere, Tingo and Hotels.com so you can book your Red Roof Inn Rochester Henrietta reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
By Mr. Pignatelli of Lenox, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 3519) of William Smitty Pignatelli and others relative to insurance coverage for acupuncture. Financial Services.
Sponsors: | |
Status: | |
Petitioners: William S. Pignatelli, Jonathan Hecht, Stephen Kulik, Martha M. Walz, George T. Ross, John D. Keenan, James B. Eldridge, Kate Hogan, Christopher N. Speranzo, Donald H. Wong, Michael R. Knapik, James Arciero, Denise Andrews, Frank I. Smizik, Kay Khan, John W. Scibak, Peter V. Kocot, Alice K. Wolf, Walter F. Timilty


text:
Series: Excerpts from "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution"
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Series: Evolution Basics
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Evolution and Immunity: Same Story?
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
Searching for Motivated Belief: Introducing John Polkinghorne
Several times in my series of columns about "Science and the Bible," I briefly discussed a few ideas from John Polkinghorne, one of the leading Christian thinkers of our time. Although I presented him mainly as a representative of the "Theistic Evolution" (TE) view, much of his published work is about other topics, several of them largely or entirely unrelated to TE. It's time we got better acquainted with him.
Series: A Faith Journey in a Medical Science Career
(Needs a summary)
Dissonance and Harmony
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Series: Confronting Our Fears
In this series, U.S. Navy Commander Mike Beidler shares his own personal journey from accepting young-earth creationism to embracing evolutionary creationism.
Series: "And God Saw That It Was Good": Death and Pain in the Created Order
The tension generated by our understanding of God's character, as revealed in the Bible, and by the reality of the natural world around us has been the focus of much debate within the Christian church since the first century. This series examines critically several of the proposed solutions to this problem, viewing them from the perspective of a geologist, paleontologist, and orthodox evangelical Christian.
Katharine Hayhoe: Evangelical Christian, Climate Scientist
As an Evangelical and a scientist, Katharine Hayhoe is already a member of a rare breed. As a climate change researcher who is also married to an evangelical Christian pastor, she is nearly one of a kind.
Series: Behe, Lenski and the "Edge" of Evolution
In this series, we reexamine the claim made by Intelligent Design proponent Michael Behe to have found a limit to "Darwinian" evolution in light of recent results from the laboratory of Richard Lenski.
Growing in Faith
As he endeavored to learn more, David was intrigued by Francis Collins book The Language of God because Francis did not present evolution as a rival theory to Christian faith, but as something that described God's method of creation.
Death and Rebirth: The Role of Extinction in Evolution
When they imagine evolution, many Christians picture novelty: new species arising over time, or speciation events. But as the most recent Southern Baptist Voices exchange makes clear, many Christians also focus on the role of death in evolution—something that can be a stumbling block.
Series: Southern Baptist Voices: Evolution and Death
This exchange brings together related essays on death in light of evolution and Scripture from Southern Baptist theologian Dr. John Laing. Laing argues that evolutionary theory requires death to play a central role in the creation of new life, but sees Scripture depicting death only "as an invader, disturber of peace, and a force of evil." A BioLogos response is given by Dr. Jeff Schloss.
David Lack: Evolutionary Biologist and Devout Christian
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
Becoming Human: New Insights from Genome-wide Functional Genomics
We live in exciting times for a geneticist: more and more genomes are being sequenced, and more and more novel genome-wide analyses are being performed to shed light on what all those newly-determined sequences mean.
Being Fruitful
Many people use the words "dominion" and "subdue" as "unconditional permission to use the world as they please." I came to realize, like many, that such an interpretation is contradicted by the rest of the Bible.
For the Love of the World: John Stott and His Passion for Creation
Some criticized John for his theistic evolutionary position and even his appreciation for Darwin. But Stott saw no contradiction between his own commitment to the authority of Scripture and his openness to God's use of evolution in His creative process.
A BioLogos Response to William Dembski, Part 2
I now respond directly to Dembski's analysis of "Darwinism" and how BioLogos differs from the view he critiques.
Load More


text:
Page:1 of 6 |
Sort By: |
Delta, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Relaxing B and B 30 mins south of Vancouver, close to Island ferries, Vancouver Airport and US border, Eastfield offers delux accommodation in the true English tradition. Light or full breakfast, hot tub, gardens, patio and other amenities available.
Port Alberni, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Located in the spectacular Alberni Valley, gateway to the Pacific Rim National Park. Newly built in 1998. The only Canada Select 4-STAR accommodation in the valley, famous for deluxe rooms and food, restful and serene ambience, and unmatched beauty
Vancouver, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Windsor House is a heritage home in a quiet residential neighbourhood. Close to all the attractions and sights of Vancouver. All our rooms have cable TV and a full vegetarian breakfast is included in the rate.
North Vanvouver, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Luxurous accommodation: short term students (verifiable) who want to study in beautiful Vancouver, BC, host 2010 Winter Olympics. Rooms available: 2 weeks or more. 2 or 3 meals per day included. WiFi Internet etc Includes Airport Pickup/Drop off.
Qualicum Beach b.c, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Chartwell Bed&Breakfast Lavender Room $105.-per night Rose Room $95.- per niight Local attractions,Enjoy golf,Englishman River Falls only minutes awy.Hike through Cathedral grove,Viset the West Coast,Travel to Victoria
Smithers, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Bed & breakfast resort located in beautiful remote Northwest BC, Canada. Licensed dining room, comfortable guest rooms, meeting & conference rooms. A wilderness locale for fishing, skiiing and outdoor vacations in Smithers, BC.
Agassiz, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Fraser River Lodge is a little piece of heaven surrounded by the majestic Cascade Mountains, on the shores of the mighty Fraser River.
Wasa, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - A lakefront self-catered or full serve B&B with superb recreational opportunities. Accommodations in the Beach House. 2 separate suites each with private detached bath. Block bookings for 3, 4 or 7 night stays.
Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Lakehaven B&B in Harrison Hot Springs is the ultimate in refined relaxation. The sprawling grounds contain two private, adult-oriented residences with a clear view of Harrison Lake. This isn't ordinary accommodation; it's an estate. Enjoy Life
Gibsons, British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts - Luxurious. Private suite/ensuite/entrance. Full gourmet breakfast. 10 min easy access from ferry. Steps to beach. Open all year. 2 guests. Email inquiries HERE WILL NOT be answered go to our easy DEERFERN website.
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 > |


text:
kingston ont1883 links and 26 categories about kingston ont on dxzone.com |
Refine your search: kingston ont
Site listings
Contesting : Calendars
WA7BNM Contest Calendar
- Complete listing of upcoming ham radio contests, including rule summaries of this week's contests.
You can also subscribe to his email service.
SM3CER Contest Calendar
Priority listing
- Contest Service by SM3CER with Calendar, Rules, and Results
ARRL contest branch
- ARRL contest calendar, scores, Forms and rules
Contest scores by dxwatch.com
Priority listing
- A searchable database containing user submitted scores for most contests. Information gathered from 3830 mailing list
- Contest simulation: Call stations or call CQ. Program is excellent for CW contest practise or enter ongoing operating contests.
Super-Duper Contest Logger
- SD sets the standard for fast, simple logging and editing in the major international contests and in dozens of others worldwide. Runs on any PC.
DX News Letter (by DJ5AV/DL7VOA)
- Montly and weekly dx newsletters by DJ5AV/DL7VOA
AMSAT Newsletter
- The AMSAT News Service publishes weekly bulletins containing information of interest to amateur satellite operators.
Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society
- The Amateur Radio Society of ROYAL SIGNALS (British Army), 1550 Members. MERCURY Journal issued three times a year (Editor G3NVK) Regular (daily) Nets. Awards and Contests. Own QSL Bureau. E-mail List Server open to all. Regularly updated Web Site (Web Master G3NVK) includes EASYMAIL facility, Guest Book, Photo Gallery, Society Rules, Military Museums.
Yeasu reflector
- Yaesu, unofficial, mailing reflector
- Kenwood continues its strong and proud heritage as the Pacesetter in Amateur Radio. Kenwood was the first Amateur Radio manufacturer on the Web. It is our firm dedication to continue leading the way with useful website services in the future. Visit our Amateur page to learn more.
Antenna Rotator System
- The ARS will allow to control any antenna rotator (Azimuth & Elevation) from a computer. Even if you are only interested on HF arrays, the ARS will allow it. Supported from most programs as CT for DOS, tracking programs.
NHRC Repeater Controllers
- NHRC Repeater Controllers is your provider of low-cost, high-value repeater controllers.
Repeater Controllers and Accessories
- Arcom is your home for state-of-the-art repeater controllers and accessories.
WiNRADiO Communications
- Pioneering the integration of radio and personal computing, WiNRADiO Communications are the manufacturers of award-winning range of computer-controlled WiNRADiO receivers for professional and amateur applications.
The home of NuMorse and NuTest
- Learn the Morse Code. Learn from random text or simulated QSO (contact) sources. Create character sequences that you find difficult. Compare your results with what the program sent and view error statistics. Take simulated tests. Sound card not essential. Evaluation version not time limited.
DRAO 10cm SOLAR RADIO NOISE PATROL
- A graphic presentation of the 10cm solar flux index for the previous eight hours, along with links to copious archival information for previous months and years.
Worldradio Online
- WorldRadio Online is a free online monthly magazine published by CQ Communications,
PIC Microcontroller Books from Square 1
- "Learn about PIC Microcontrollers from our Books ""Easy PIC'n"" and ""PIC'n Up The Pace"" See tables of contents for our books at our web site."
TS-2000 Radio Control Program
- ARCP-2000 Radio Control Program for the Kenwood TS-2000 transceiver.
MEI Software
- The file MEI-10.ZIP contains educational software to evaluate antenna arrays of up to 8 elements. Two types of arrays may be studied: 2D planar arrays (Yagi-Uda, Circular, etc., up to 6 elements) and colinear arrays (up to 8 elements.)
Super-Duper for Listeners
- SDL is a dedicated contest logger for SWLs. It's good for all the major international contests and for dozens of others worldwide. SDL is fully working and unrestricted, and is distributed as freeware. It links to Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu radios to follow band and mode changes.
- Features contest mode and powerful configuration & reporting options. Commercial
- Professional Logging Software for Windows 95/98/NT. A separate version is available for DOS. Full featured logging, HF radio control, Internet Packet, VHF Packet, Label Designer, Report Designer, and a lot more.
- Radio control software for the Macintosh
Searches related to
kingston ont
kingston kingston ny kingston ont kingston ma kingston canada new kingston delaware co kingston pennsylvania kingston ontario police police scanner in kingston nt kingston police scanner kingston ontario canada
Search on Google


text:
"Worst Movie Moms Ever" Supercut
Celebrate Mother's Day in the best way possible: realizing your mom is way better than she could have been. This supercut from highlights all the worst tropes of the cinematic mother figure.
Celebrate Mother's Day in the best way possible: realizing your mom is way better than she could have been. This supercut from highlights all the worst tropes of the cinematic mother figure.
This show can't keep it in its pants for BTTF.
Totally real images of Nicolas Cage that should never be forgotten.
Are you in love with flat-faced cats? Here are flat-faced cat facts - presented by 2 adorable exotic shorthairs named Chester and Garfield!
From Saturday, May 4, through Saturday, May 11, at least eight children have been shot across the nation.
Opposable thumbs, whatever. Your various skills and accomplishments pale compared to these critters.
Rain storm with a wittle thunder and lightning and the world comes to an end in New York City.
maybe it's just a really good dog costume on a human
Being a Tex-pat can be really hard sometimes.
The only things we were meant to love were food, celebrities and fictional characters but there's still hope.
150 000 pieces and its still on 90% complete.
Who knew Prime Time would take a lot of time?
To be fair, he kinda had it coming. Money shot at the :32 second mark.
From "War of the Stars," the '80s athlete/celebrity competition show which we all remember. Dick Van Patten is the perfect host. Via Rembert Browne, Grantland.com, and YouTube user rairjordan
This is the face of contentment.
The most epic sorry I've ever heard.
What does your mom really want this Mother's Day? What your mom wants, might not cost you a thing! Here are three things you can do for your mom that will make her happy this Mother's Day!
Funny little piglet vigorously plays and sports with no less fun and fast cat - probably both of them it is a great pleasure
hence the burying of his face into a bowl full of it
Footage from Russian car cameras shows us that we can still have faith in humanity.
What to do when you have a ridiculous song stuck in your head all day!!
Video every Friday. Special video for events (Christmas etc …) The videos will only fail compilation of the week, no video game Subscribe, like, have fun
that's unpossible to make that many errors
what a country
The kitten can not help himself - he wants to have a drink and a tasty milk, but the emotions going through the roof, so do plainly have it and it not get
The Bulls still lost.
Reviewer Frank Barns says the latest version of The Great Gatsby can't live up to the excellence of 'Plan 9 From Outerspace."
This could not possibly be cuter.
There is no one cooler than Victoria Beckham, besides maybe Posh Spice.


text:
Cardinal Timothy Dolan visits ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home (videos)
RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Cardinal Timothy Dolan was in Rhinebeck Monday to tour ArchCare at Ferncliff Nursing Home and visit with its residents and staff.
It was the first visit to the facility by the archbishop of New York, and it was a spiritual and moving experience for those who were greeted by the holy man with a beaming smile.
"It's such an honor and a blessing," said Doreen Koepp, a Rhinebeck resident and unit manager at the 380-bed nursing home. "For Catholics, he is next to the pope when you think of who (are) the closest persons to God and to be so close to God — it's indescribable," she said.
In addition to touring the facility, Dolan celebrated Mass with about 100 of the nursing home faithful, including former Port Ewen resident Frank J. Auringer Jr., who was a reader at the Mass.
"It was an honor for me," said Auringer. "I was impressed by the cardinal, I was very impressed by him. I observed a truly wonderful and holy man.
During the Mass, Dolan spoke to the residents of life on earth as preparing to be reunited with their "spiritual Father in heaven."
"Life is all about waiting, waiting, waiting," Dolan said. "We wait for Jesus to come again for us at the moment of our death ... and in a way, you're all doing that here at Ferncliff, in a gracious, beautiful, loving, warm, dignified way."
He commended the facility staff for the high marks it received from the state Health Department which found it to be deficiency-free, based upon a health quality indicator survey completed in October.
"Mr. Kelly," Dolan said to Carl Kelly, the executive director of Ferncliff, "could you please put me on the waiting list? I'd love to retire here."
Before and after the Mass, Dolan walked through the halls, greeting everyone in his path with a hug, a handshake, or a touch on the shoulder or head.
While at the nursing home, Dolan spoke briefly to reporters about the potential closing of some Catholic schools in the region in June.
"Is that ever sad," said Dolan.
Dolan said the goal of the archdiocese is to "make sure there is a strong Catholic school close to any child who wants to go."
To do that, he said, "We have to do some trimming, we have to do some consolidation."
Recently, local regional boards and reconfiguration committees evaluated each of the Catholic schools in the archdiocese and determined that 26 of the 159 "regionalized, parish and archdiocesan elementary schools" are at risk of closure in June.
Mid-Hudson schools making that list include St. Joseph School in Kingston, St. Mary of the Snow in Saugerties; Regina Coeli in Hyde Park; St. Joseph in Millbrook and Sacred Heart in Newburgh.
See inaccurate information in a story? Other feedback and/or ideas for us to consider? Tell us here.
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National News Videos
- Marbletown Elementary School principal, kindergarten teacher, head secretary removed from jobs (3745)
- Law & Disorder (May 25, 2013) (3006)
- Angel Flight plane crashes in upstate NY; 2 killed, pilot missing (1385)
- Columbia County DA Paul Czajka declines to prosecute NY SAFE Act violation (900)
- Curtis Granderson, David Phelps injured in Yankees' victory over Rays (866)
- Hudson Valley Best Bets for this weekend (734)
- New Paltz Mayor Jason West should be ousted over residency issue, falsified records, village resident says (717)
- Group raps Hinchey over change of heart on Cantine Dam viewing (53)
- Hurley man whose death led to drug arrest of Kingston teacher had undiagnosed heart condition, wife and Ulster County prosecutor say (7)
- Kingston shelter operator honored by NY Senate (video) (6)
- Marbletown Elementary School principal, kindergarten teacher, head secretary removed from jobs (6)
- Hurley man's death not caused by drugs he allegedly received from KHS teacher Matthew DiDonna, Ulster County DA's Office says (6)
- Cottekill artist leads very colorful life (video) (6)
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Fact Check Blog
We'll be using this blog to publicize corrections to stories, to explain, if possible, how we made a particular mistake and to give you a better window into our reporting process.
City Editor's Blog
City Editor Jeremy Schiffres comments about the news of the day and other topics that he finds interesting.


text:
> Emergency Services
> Military
> Government
> Business Communities
A flexible, easily accessible, cost effective global classroom.
Delivering the best education solution.
Understand the Threat .... Reduce the Risk
The most popular online e-learning course to study terrorism and the responses to terrorism from the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (CSTPV) at the University of St Andrews and IBC Academy. Join over 4000 participants from 75 countries who have enrolled on the world leading programme.
If it's part of your responsibility to protect people, infrastructure, organisations or investments, understanding the threat is key - whether this is to governments and homeland security, transport networks, investments, private organisations or to the public. Understanding this threat involves knowing who is involved, how and why they act and their capacity to inflict harm. The Certificate in Terrorism Studies addresses these needs and the course provides the knowledge that is so essential to practitioners and scholars in understanding and ultimately countering both international and domestic terrorism and political violence.
Download the Certificate in Terrorism Studies course prospectus for full course details.
By knowing who, how and why terrorists plot against civilians, governments, corporations, commercial operations, transport or IT networks makes an unmistakable difference to an organisation's security strategies. For many - including police authorities, close protection operatives, the military, government and private sector bodies - the subject of terrorism is so vast and complex that a quality academic educational insight is rarely available. This course provides the solution.
In these testing times where terrorists have grown their ability to target the military and civilians, and security risks are at their highest, knowledge of this important subject is ever more important and can help prepare a company or organisation to counteract and protect against the variety of threats posed by today's multi-faceted terrorist organisations.
Programme Structure
A core module and three electives are studied for the Certificate. Modules are also available for stand-alone study, or in addition to the Certificate. Available modules:
For full module details and fees, download the latest Certificate in Terrorism Studies course prospectus.
Understanding and addressing the root causes of radicalisation is a key issue in maintaining security and preventing terrorism. Why people turn to terrorism, how they become involved, and then eventually participate in terrorist activity, as well as paths to disengagement is a complex but growing area in the study of terrorism. By looking at the root-causes of terrorism and also if a 'terrorist personality' exists are key ways in which this area can be viewed and understood.
Study the module individually or as part of the Certificate. Full Module details
This terrorism studies course fills the critical knowledge gap, enabling participants and organisations to prepare to meet the counter terrorism challenges and risks of evolving anti-terrorist techniques and counter the terrorist threat.
Knowing how and why terrorists are radicalised and plot against civilians, governments, corporations, commercial operations, transport or IT networks makes an unmistakable difference to a nation's or organisation's anti terrorist and security strategies. The knowledge you will gain from this unique terrorism course will prove invaluable in countering the ever present threat to security.
Read more about the course benefits here.
The Certificate in Terrorism Studies delivers excellence via globally accessible online e-learning, and can be studied from anywhere - all you need is an internet connection.
The course is recognised as the world leader in terrrorism studies and is undertaken by many individuals and groups as part of their terrorism awareness training or counter terrorism training - mostly following the personal recommendation of previous students.
Successful completion of the Certificate in Terrorism Studies course results in the award of an internationally recognised certificate from the University of St Andrews.
Want to know more about studying online? Read on here...
ATC remands six alleged terrorists including woman - DAWN.com
5 alleged terrorists remanded in police custody - The News International
Inspire magazine: the self-help manual for al-Qaida terrorists - The Guardian
On machete-wielding terrorists in London: Don't be complicit - MiamiHerald.com
SDLP unlikely to support Stormont ex-terrorists ban - Irish Independent
Woolwich attack video: Watch shocking footage of terrorists charging at police ... - Mirror.co.uk
Mum talked down Woolwich terrorists who told her: 'We want to start a war in ... - Telegraph.co.uk
See Fees & Funding page


text:
Succumb to your sweet cravings at this special one-day festival.
Celebrate our shared sweet tooth at this delectable one-day festival of food and culture, collaboratively developed with the Indian, Italian, Japanese, Mauritian and Turkish communities of Victoria. Immerse yourself in a feast of performances and toothsome sweet (and savoury) food stalls – with treats such as baklava, cannoli, mochi, moti choor ladoo and napolitains along with Turkish coffee, vanilla tea and cherry sherbet. Food providers include Caffe e Cucina, Dolcetti, Funky Curry, Haci Usta Cake Shop, Sweet India, Triceangle and local community groups. Discover the importance of sweets in Anatolian weddings with a dance theatre performance by the Turkish Ekol School of Arts. Enjoy Sweets for the Gods, a performance by Tara Rajkumar's Natya Sudha Dance Company that explores treats adored by the Hindu gods Ganesha and Krishna. Relish the tasty tunes and rhythms of Mauritian sega from Sego Lebrasse, Japanese shinobue flute and taiko drums from Fuefukuro, and feisty Italian folk music from I Vagabondi and many more. Find out the secrets behind the sweets in food demonstrations from each community, enjoy a Japanese tea ceremony or just roll up for a sugar hit with an Italian piñata!
Sweets Festival Program (PDF, 150KB)
Download the Sweets Festival Video video Watch this video with a transcript
Download the Sweets Festival Video video
We love receiving comments, but can't always respond.
Hi Renata, the Sweets Festival and exhibition is $10 for adults and free for concession card holders and children. Hope to see you there!
I think this was a very important but long overdue apology to the members of the Stolen Generations and their families. I am very glad it was made, and I felt q...
To read the latest tweets from @immigration_mv
Follow Immigration Museum on
Had a great time at the museum a few weekends ago. As I wrote on my blog post, I feel like its real attraction is in the way the museum is able to tell stories....


text:
The Pacifica Radio App is Now available! Now you can listen to your favorite Pacifica stations anywhere you have a cellphone or WiFi signal! News feeds from around the Pacifica Network, updates and more... |
Download the
Live Streaming of Pacifica's Public Radio Stations Read and listen to news and stories from around the Pacifica network. Note -
this app is free |


text:
Customer Reviews
There are no reviews for this product yet. Please share your thoughts on this product!
Sending the same ornament to different places? If you order more than one of an item and want them shipped to different addresses, please order them individually. We will ask you for the individual shipping addresses later in the ordering process.
Elf with Stocking Christmas Ornament
Personalized Christmas Ornament
Material: Clay
and credit card.
Ornaments shown on our site are personalized, as examples only, so you can see where we put the words/names you give us. Some ornaments allow you to select hair or uniform color. If there is no color choice, it is not available on that particular ornament. We will do everything possible to catch any mistakes in spelling, etc., but are not responsible if we do as you request, and it is then not correct. The ornament you see above is the way it will look when you get it, except for the personalizing instructions you give us and any optional attributes you select.
Read what our customers say about our Personalized Christmas Ornaments and their shopping experience!
"The ornaments came. They look terrific. I know that those to whom I give them will be surprised and happy to get them. Thanks lots. Stuart R. "
"LOVE THIS COMPANY. I HAVE ORDERED BEFORE AND PEOPLE CAN'T BELIEVE I GET THE NEATEST THINGS. Donna M"
"Hello, I wanted you to know that the ornaments are just gorgeous. They were wrapped so carefully. As always your company does a great job. I know my son & daughter-n-law is going to love them. They are perfect. Thank you so much!!!! Karen U."


text:
Roll Over Image to Zoom
Lakehouse Boat Quilted Bedding
No longer available
(0 Reviews) Be the first to Write a Review
Inspire seafaring dreams with this classically styled quilted design. Sailboat silhouettes are appliquéd in a simple vintage pattern for a handcrafted look young sailors will love.
- Pure cotton twill.
- Pure cotton batting.
- Pre-washed for added softness.
- Cotton canvas appliqués are embroidered with satin-stitching through the quilt.
- Quilt reverses to navy twill.
- Quilted sham has a tie closure.
- Quilt, sham and insert sold separately.
- Personalization is available for an additional $7.00.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
- Made of 100% cotton twill.
- 270-gram-weight cotton batting.
- Sham has a quilted front and a tie closure. Insert sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
- Twin: 68 x 86"
- Full/Queen: 86" square
- Standard: 20 x 26"
- Euro: 26" square
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
- Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
- Tumble dry on low heat.
- Warm iron as needed.
Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
No longer available
Standard Quilted Sham
No longer available
Euro Quilted Sham
No longer available
Also in this Collection
Gingham Sheeting
Lakehouse Stripe Duvet Cover
Duvet Cover
No longer available
$26.50 sale $6.99
Personalize this item
PBK Basic Comforters
Please Select Size: Toddler
Please Select:
$49.00 – $59.00


text:
Latest News & Events
Introduction to Ashtanga Vinyasa
Sat 30th Nov and Sat 6th Dec 2013
in Keston, Bromley, Kent
Easter class break
Easter classes – no classes from Mon 25th March to Fri 12th April. Classes return from Sun 14th April.
"Yoga is the control of the thought waves of our mind -- Patanjali"


text:
"Folk Crafts of West Georgia" at Legacy Museum on Main, in conjunction with the opening of "American Folk Hero: Outsider Art of Georgia and Alabama" at LaGrange Art Museum. The exhibit will feature the more ornamental variety of crafts such as quilts, baskets, wood carvings and bowls, and totem poles from Troup and surrounding counties. Items on display date from the early 1900s to recent days. Legacy Museum on Main is located at 136 Main St. in LaGrange. The museum is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free of charge. For more information, call 706-884-1828.
The American Red Cross holds a blood drive from 12:30 to 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Church on Broad Street in LaGrange.
Preschool story time at LaGrange Memorial Library is at 10:30 a.m. and includes stories, fingerplays, songs and a craft time. 706-882-7784
Marshall Foster presents "In Search of a Nation's Treasure," a free seminar about the Biblical history of America, at LaGrange Academy lower school Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. and Lafayette Christian School Wednesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Story Hour featuring stories, fingerplays, songs and rhymes for preschoolers and their escorts is at 10:30 a.m. at Hawkes Library in West Point.
Tai Chi for Health for beginners is noon at the Active Life, 140 Ragland St. Tai chi is a slow-moving martial art improving balance, coordination and relaxation. Call Holly at 706-883-1681 to register.
The Interfaith Food Closet at 416 Pierce St. in LaGrange is open from 1 to 2:45 p.m. to help people in need of food. 706-882-9291
Beginner ballroom dance lessons for all ages are given from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Active Life center on Ragland Street. 706-884-5857
"Metamorphoses," a play based on Greek and Roman myths, is 7:30 p.m. today through Saturday, and Nov. 8-10, with a 2:30 p.m. Nov. 11 in Price Theater. Tickets at $10 for adults and $8 for non-LaGrange College students and senior citizens are available at the Price Theater box office. To make reservations, call the box office at 706-880-8080 or email email@example.com. Mature themes.
LaGrange Serenity Groups and Al-Anon meet at 6 p.m. at Self Help Harbor, 909 Stonewall St.
The Troup High School Band Boosters meet at 6 p.m. in the band room.
Hogansville's Community Watch committee meets at 6 p.m. at the city police department at 117 Lincoln St.
Xi Epsilon Gamma meets at 7 p.m. at a member's house.
The Union Lodge No. 28 F&AM meets at 7 p.m. at the lodge hall on Hogansville Road.
Grief Share, a support group for people grieving the loss of someone close, meets at 7 p.m. at Cedarcrest Community Church at 2380 Roanoke Road. 706-882-6327
The LaGrange Shufflers meet at the Active Life center at 140 Ragland St. for regular square dance from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 706-812-8840
The Five Star Social Club meets from 8 to 9 p.m. at a member's house.
A bereavement support group meets 11 a.m. at Hospice LaGrange.
The Lunch Bunch and Al-Anon meet at noon at Self Help Harbor, 909 Stonewall St.
On hold till Sept. The LaGrange Woman's Club meets at Bellevue at 204 Ben Hill St. Social hour is at 11 a.m., and the meeting is at noon.
The LaGrange Area Safety Association meets at 11:30 a.m. at Ryan's Steak House at 1509 Lafayette Parkway.
The Kiwanis Club of LaGrange meets at noon at Highland Country Club.
Rehearsals for the LaGrange Civic Chorale are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Troup High School chorus room. firstname.lastname@example.com, 706-882-2734
LaGrange Serenity Groups and Al-Anon meet at 7 p.m. at Self Help Harbor, 909 Stonewall St.
Troup County Master Gardeners meet at 7 p.m. at the Troup County Agriculture Building on Vulcan Materials Road.
LaGrange chapter No. 474 Order of the Eastern Star meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Lodge Hall on Watson and Brown streets.
Grief Share, a support group for people grieving the loss of someone close, meets at 6 p.m. at Cedarcrest Community Church, 2380 Roanoke Road. 706-882-6327.
Trinity SDA Church Prayer and Bible Study Center at 710 Jenkins St. holds community prayer and Bible study at 7 p.m. Pastor Walter Gordon, 706-812-0760
Hogansville Church of Christ, 4885 Mountville Road, holds a study on the book of Revelation at 7 p.m. with speaker J. Robert Brooks. 706-637-6476
Eagle's Nest Cathedral, 1306 E. 10th St. in West Point, hosts Bible study at 7 p.m.
St. Paul CME Church, 250 Lower Glass Bridge Road, hosts Bible study at 7 p.m.
Celebrate Recovery, a faith-based recovery program, meets at 6 p.m. with a fellowship meal and worship at the welcome center of First Baptist Church on Church Street. 706-884-5631
Immanuel Ministries and Worship Center at 75 Patillo Road holds Bible study at 6:30 p.m.
True Life Christian Ministries, 500 S. Lee St., hosts Bible study at 7:30 p.m. for adults and youth.
Listings for 'In our community' are presented for events happening in the next three-day period, space permitting. To submit an item, email it to firstname.lastname@example.com, fax it to 706-884-8712 or drop it by our office at 105 Ashton St. For more information, call 706-884-7311, Ext. 229. A weeklong listing appears in the weekend edition.


text:
Print | Share
6x Slim Portable USB 2.0 BD/DVD/CD Burner. Supports BDXL™ format. Ultra lightweight. USB Bus Powered. CyberLink® software included.
8x Slim Portable USB 2.0 DVD/CD burner. Ultra lightweight. USB bus powered. Nero Software Included.
Privacy *NEW* 5-21-2013 | Terms *New* 1/24/13 | Sitemap Copyright © 2012 Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.