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King's College Chapel, Cambridge
The Late Gothic King's College Chapel is one of the architectural highlights of Cambridge. Begun in 1446 and completed in stages over the following century, Wordsworth called it "an immense and glorious work of fine intelligence." The chapel's many treasures include rare early 16th-century windows, exquisite fan vaulting, a Renaissance wooden screen, and a painting by Rubens.
Construction on King's College Chapel began in 1446 under King Henry VI's master mason Robert Ely, but ceased in 1461 when Henry was defeated and taken prisoner at the Battle of Towton.
Some further progress was made under the king's Yorkist successors between 1476 and 1483.
Building work began again in earnest in 1506, after King Henry VII visited Cambridge with his mother Lady Margaret Beaufort. Overseen by John Wastell, the chapel and its stonework were completed by 1515.
King's College Chapel was finally completed with the addition of the woodwork and windows under King Henry VIII (d.1547).
Notable members of King's College over the years include the composer Christopher Tye (1500-73), ghost-story writer M.R. James (1862-1936) and poet E.M. Forster (1879-1970).
What to See
The chapel has a simple rectangular shape with no side aisles, 289 feet long, 40 feet wide and 80 feet high.
Each of the four corners have ogee-capped turrets bearing the portcullis and rose of the Tudor dynasty and the buttresses are decorated with carved figures.
Inside, the ceiling is spanned with spectacular fan vaulting, designed and built by Wastell.
The walls are filled with huge stained and painted glass windows, which are rare pre-Reformation survivals. All (except for the 19th-century Last Judgment in the West Window and the upper half of the southeast window) were made between 1515 and 1547 by Dutch and English glass painters. Together these windows are the most complete collection of early 16th-century glass in England.
Each window contains four main scenes. The lower lights on the north side depict the lives of the Virgin Mary and Christ up to the Passion, which is shown in the East Window.
On the south side, east to west, are the Resurrection, Pentecost, Acts of the Apostles, and the Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin Mary.
The upper lights contain Old Testament scenes that are parallels to the lower lights; for example, the Temptation of Eve is above the Annunciation of Mary.
15th and early 16th century glass can also be found in the side chapels; most was brought from elsewhere and installed in 1920 and 1991.
A chapel on the south side contains the memorial brass of Robert Hacumblen (d.1528), who was Provost of King's College at the time of the chapel's completion.
The north chapels contain an excellent exhibition with 15th-century service books and other treasures plus drawings and models of the chapel's construction.
The antechapel takes up the western end of the building and was finished in 1515. Its rich ornamentation includes the Tudor motifs of the turrets as well as the dragon, the Beaufort greyhound, the fleur-de-lis and the crown.
The antechapel contrasts strongly with the austere eastern end, which was built under explicit orders from Henry VI against "busy moulding."
Between the antechapel and choir is a splendid woodwork screen, dating from 1533-36. Probably overseen by a Spanish sculptor, it is richly carved with pilasters, armorial motifs, grotesques and arabesques. It bears the initials of Henry VIII and his current queen Anne Boleyn, along with her family crest (a falcon) and his Tudor rose.
The wooden choir stalls are of the same date and by the same sculptors as the screen. Behind them are beautifully carved heraldic panels from 1633, with the arms of the English monarchs from Henry VI to Charles I. The north side bears the arms of Eton College (from which the scholars of King's were exclusively drawn for 400 years) and Oxford University, while the south has those of King's College and Cambridge.
The bronze lectern on the east side of the screen dates from the early 16th century. It is engraved on one side with roses, the other with the Four Evangelists, and topped with a small statue of Henry VI.
The altarpiece of King's College Chapel is the Adoration of the Magi by Rubens (1641). Originally painted for a nunnery in Leuven, Belgium, it was given to King's College in 1961.
For a fine view of the west exterior of King's College Chapel across the Backs, leave the college grounds by the west entrance near the Cam River and take a right turn along the pathway parallel to Queen's Road.
In addition to its fine architecture and art, King's College Chapel is famous for its Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols held each Christmas since 1918.
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Names: | King's College Chapel; King's College Chapel, Cambridge; King's College, Chapel |
City: | Cambridge |
State: | Cambridgeshire |
Country: | England |
Categories: | Academic Institutions |
Faiths: | Christianity; Catholic; Anglican |
Styles: | Gothic |
Dates: | 1446-1547 |
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Location: | Cambridge, England |
Coordinates: | 52.204911° N, 0.116408° E (view on Google Maps) |
Website: | www.kings.cam.ac.uk |
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- Personal visit (exterior only; June 2, 2007).
- Geoffrey Tyack , Blue Guide Oxford & Cambridge, 6th ed. (2004), 197-99.
- King's College Chapel - King's College official website
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A totally encompassing read,
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
After reading the first few chapters of this book, I was tempted to put it down and not finish it, as it was somewhat depressing for me and seemed without redeeming factors. In hindsight I was allowing the previous reviewers to influence my opinion;luckily I put that behind me and carried on reading allowing the book to carry me along on its own merits.
Now after several hours devoted to just finishing it, I am amazed at the sheer scope of this story, the volume of emotional content the author managed to convey, and the way her writing managed to draw me in; to understand her characters, their weaknesses, their sins and the healing power of forgiveness. Did I like David or Norah, or even Caroline,Al,Paul and Phoebe? My affection, present or lacking,is irrelevant. What I liked about the book is that it strikes me as similar to my experience with people in my life, there are things about people(including myself) that I like, and things I don't like. Each one of us is human, every one of us has secrets, and we are all vulnerable, usually unbeknownst to those who know us best. What I love is this author's way of putting this story on paper, making these characters real in a way that I'll never forget them.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
A fine story trapped within ..,
By Jennifer Cameron-Smith "Expect the Unexpected" (ACT, Australia) - See all my reviews (TOP 50 REVIEWER)
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Hardcover)
This is a book about the flaws of humanity: physical flaws, errors in judgement and the consequences of living with those flaws. It is also a book about some of the triumphs of humanity despite those flaws.
The novel contains some wonderful prose and describes some difficult choices but never really gives me one character whose role is sufficient to carry me through the challenges, triumphs and events. Perhaps there are too many secrets, too much drama and not enough trust? I'm not sure. I am intrigued enough to want to read more by this author. Clearly, this novel has appealed to many. Jennifer Cameron-Smith
17 of 20 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not worthy of best seller status.,
By maya j (Quail Crossing) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
I have read many, many books this past year, and unfortunately, 'The Memory Keeper's Daughter' was at the very bottom of the list. It makes me realize that although a book can be at the top of the "best sellers" list for months, it doesn't necessarily mean it's a literary masterpiece, or frankly, even a good work of fiction. The book starts out in a way that you anticipate all good things, but from there it just fizzles. This book is WAY overwritten. There are too many words to tell this story, and all these words do nothing more than become redundant (how many times can you use the phrase "motes of light"?). Even with all these words, the characters are still underdeveloped. You find yourself wondering how nurse Caroline can be so in love with this truck driver she's barely known, and Norah is a bit of a whiner/primadonna but is somehow still so desirable. Dr. Henry seems like such a pathetic man, it amazes that he could even have been a surgeon. I kept wanting more from all these people, and all I got were "motes of light" and weird ramblings about driving along the bridge fast and a woman (Norah) who was technically an alcoholic but not really an alcoholic, because that part never fleshed out either. Basically, it was the same prose over and over, and night after night, I felt I had to force myself to read it, because I am loathe to not finish even the worst of books. I probably could have read the first few chapters and the last few chapters and called it a night. There are way better choices out there for your reading pleasure.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Best seller????? WHY????,
By N.M. ""looking for a good read!"" (Mtl, QC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
I got this book since it was on a best seller's list, and if this type of book gets on a bets sellers list i no longer will trust best sellers list!!!
the story line sounds great, father giving away a daughter since she has downs to a nurse. It sounds like a great story a great read, something different and interesting. But the writing is boring, full of irrelevant detail. There are different narrators in every chapter ( which ususally i like) but in this book was not well done. Unlike a review on the back cover, there is no human connection in the book. This book is just LACKING in every way..... dont waste your time... believe me you willl be disappointed i was.....
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Waste of Time,
By Avid Reader "Avid Reader" (NL, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
I was very interested in reading this book after I read the back cover. I should of stopped there and put it back on the shelf. It was drawn out and boring and so wordy. Save your money and your time and do not bother to read this book. The best part is the cover.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great story,
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
You'd think that just about every book on the bestseller list would be a great story with a great beginning, middle, and end. Not always the case. BUT, The Memory Keeper's Daughter IS one such book. I like to compare it to The Glass Castle in this respect, though that is a memoir.
The premise of the story is this: During a snowstorm in Kentucky, a doctor delivers his own twins. One is "normal" and one has Down Syndrome. He lies to his wife, telling her the one with DS has died. I don't want to give too much of the story away, but suffice it to say that things don't go smoothly for the doctor, his wife, the twins, or anyone else, making for one heck of a great story. I was reminded at times of Bark of the Dogwood with its dark moments, or perhaps even The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, though the books have totally different plots. Still, the pacing and writing reminded me of these novels. Frankly I wasn't able to put this book down. If you want a good story, easy to read, and something you can recommmend to others, this is the book.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
By Jayne N (Vancouver, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
I read this book because I'm the mother of a young boy with Down Syndrome. I thought it read like a mediocre after school special on TV. The author has to really stretch in the beginning to ensure the father's actions are somehow believable and sincere, but quite honestly it comes across as melodramatic and contrived. I know from experience that the initial shock of having a child with Down Syndrome may be challenging, but the father just didn't seem believable. This book is simply not very good and then to annoy me further, the ending was a cop-out. I think the author tried to really develop the character with Down Syndrome, but none of the characters in this book resonated with me, the child included. They were all not quite 3 dimensional. If you are interested in the lives of families with children who have Down Syndrome I recommend an excellent well-written memoir called She's All Eyes by Maura Conlon-McIver.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
Although this was a good storyline the book, for me, took forever to read (i couldnt even finish it). It has barely any diologue to keep the book going and to keep the reader interested. It is descriptive to the last miniscule detail and frankly quite boring. The premesis is cool and interesting but I would not recomend reading it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
"Families have secrets they hide even from themselves...",
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
How appropriate I found this phrase printed on the back cover. As soon as I started the first chapter, my attention was held as if of by a spell, enthralling. Page after page, the story transcendently drowns you into a captivating and emotional whirlwind and there is no going back.
1964. Doctor David Henry and his wife Norah are happily married and expecting their first child. At the clinic after the labour pains begin, it is only after their healthy boy is born that they realise that another baby is on the way. A little girl with Down's syndrome. Norah is drifting in and out of consciousness due to the fatigue of labour and the anaesthetic she has been given. In the split second that follows this second delivery, David decides to secretly give his daughter away, asking nurse Caroline, who assisted on both births, to place the baby in an institution. To Norah, he tells her that their daughter was born dead. This secret, shattering decision by David, together with the grief brought along by this "death" and despite the joy that their newly born son represents, slowly but irrefutably has consequences that will forever be haunting. It lacerates the family. Leaving aside the historically-speaking-moment (middle 1960's), when David's despicable decision was taken, somewhat aligned, shall we say, with the ignorance and lack of knowledge about certain issues back then -not a justification, certainly-, something else led him to act as he did, something with deeper roots than one can imagine, buried in his soul. And what about the little girl? What happens to her? What will Caroline the nurse do? This is the beginning of the story. Nothing more can be said without spoiling what follows. A gentle yet piercingly moving narrative, together with the need to know, to understand, and reach an epilogue, make this book a page-turner. Flaws and qualities of each character are accurately and distinguishingly described. Some physical, emotional and surroundings-related descriptions could have been shortened a bit, and it is the only reason for my 4 (and ') stars rather than 5. I especially appreciated the way the author, Ms. Edwards, approaches the Down's syndrome subject, never too superficial, sentimental or patronizing and it is unavoidable not to compare this particular side of the book with nowadays, how things have changed for the better. People with disabilities are so much more understood and integrated, it is uplifting. On the whole, a lovely, lovely book, highly recommendable.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Long and drawn out...,
By Winnie Tam (Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Memory Keeper's Daughter (Paperback)
The characters were underdeveloped and terribly shallow and this novel had too much irrelevant descriptive prose that was no more than filler. I knew nothing about children Down's Syndrome before this book and still don't after reading it... I am quite surprised that anyone would consider this a bestseller because I am completely turned off by this author. Do not buy or waste your time with this one.
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• April 28, 10:00 - 11:00 am — Fellowship Breakfast • May 1, 7:00 pm — Taizé Sung Prayers • May 2, 9:00 am — Prayer Quilters • May 4 — Hunger Walk • May 7, 7:00 pm — Infertility Support Group • May 9, 5:30 pm — Moms´ Group: Pot Painting and Pizza • May 15, 8:00 am — Caring Connection • May 18, 6:00 pm — Jazz Vespers: Tyler VanderMaas Sax Quartet • May 19 — Education Appreciation Sunday • May 20, 12:00 pm — 60+ Luncheon • May 26, 8:30 and 10:00 am — Summer Worship Begins • May 27 — Church and Offices Closed for Holiday • June 4, 7:00 pm — Infertility Support Group • June 10, 3:00 - 7:00 pm — Blood Drive • June 14 -16 — Father/Child Camp • June 15, 2:00 pm — International Trumpet Guild: Festival of Trumpets • June 16 — Farewell Sunday for Gary Haller • June 17, 12:00 pm — 60+ Luncheon • June 19 — Road Trip: Detroit Tigers • June 19, 8:00 am — Caring Connection • July 2, 7:00 pm — Infertility Support Group • July 4 — Church and Offices Closed for Holiday • July 21, 11:15 am — Summer Picnic and Welcome • August 5 - 8 — Arts Alive Camp: the Global Village Table of Contents
9:15 AM • Infant Nursery — 0-23 months Room 107 • Toddler Nursery — age 2-young 3 Room 205 • Children & Worship — older 3s (potty trained) – K Room 204/201 • Faith Travelers — 1-6th grade 3rd floor Church Bldg (Faith Travelers begin in worship with their parents. Following Moments with the Children, they are dismissed to class. Children of all ages are welcome to remain in worship if their families so desire.) 9:30 AM • Junior High — 7-8th grade The Vine South (First Place Bldg) • Senior High — 9-12th grade The Vine North (First Place Bldg) 10:25 AM • Faith Travelers´ Choir — 1-6th grade 3rd floor Church Bldg 11:00 AM • Infant Nursery — 0-23 months Room 107 • Toddler Nursery — age 2-young 3 Room 205 • Children & Worship — older 3s (potty trained) – K Room 204/201 • Junior Church — 1-2nd grade Room 202 (Children in Junior Church begin in worship with their parents. Following Moments with the Children, they are dismissed to class. Children of all ages are welcome to remain in worship if their families so desire.) Table of Contents
21 DAYS OF PRAYER: For The Tower Campaign and Construction begins April 21. Click here to download the prayer guide. MOTHER´S DAY HONOR ROLL This year, Mother´s Day will be celebrated on Sunday, May 12. Please join the United Methodist Women as we honor mothers by supporting the annual Mother´s Day Honor Roll. 100% of donated monies will be given locally, 50% to United Methodist Community House and 50% to Martin Luther King Leadership Academy Fitness Track Build. United Methodist Community House, based in southeast Grand Rapids, exists to increase the ability of children, youth, adults, and families to succeed in a diverse community. The new fitness track at MLK School will help create a safe environment for children and their families to develop healthy lifestyles. If you would like to pay tribute to a mother, living or deceased, send donation form and check to the church office by May 6, 2013 or email information to email@example.com. You may also make a donation without requesting a tribute. Please make checks payable to FUMC (note Mother´s Day Honor Roll on memo line). FATHER/CHILD CAMP Attention dads (grandpas and uncles, too)! A great Michigan summer is nearly upon us, and what better way to kick it off than spending Father´s Day weekend (June 14-16) at Lake Michigan United Methodist Camp in Pentwater! Picture you and your kids sitting around a campfire, running up and down the beach, hiking the many trails, watching beautiful sunsets, even taking a refreshing dip in Lake Michigan - all while spending time with God and some of your church family! Platform tents, as well as spots for your own tents and campers, are available. Site rental is $28 per night. Food is $20 for Dad and $15 per child with a max amount of $50 per family. Please contact Jason Smith at 262.7151 or email@example.com. Make sure to ask about the "buy one, get one night free" offer for first timers! HUNGER WALK Join us for the Hunger Walk on Saturday, May 4! Register to participate on Sunday in the parlor. Walk, donate, or volunteer to help on the day of the event. Monies raised help 19 local agencies and 5 international agencies that work to end hunger. For more information visit: www.accessofwestmichigan.org. PRAYER QUILTS We will be meeting on Thursday, May 2 from 9:00 am to noon in Wesley Hall. All are welcome. It´s a great opportunity to be a part of this worthy mission, meet new people, and to learn about quilting. No experience is needed. There is a job for everyone. For more information contact Ginnie Edwardson at 261.2602 or firstname.lastname@example.com. TWO UPCOMING ROAD TRIPS Join us on Wednesday, June 19 for a Detroit Tigers game at Comerica Park in Detroit! Our tickets are lower baseline box seats so we can watch the Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles from a great vantage point! ONLY 9 SPOTS LEFT! Join us in Nashville, Tennessee in October! This trip includes a guided bus tour of Nashville, a lunch cruise with entertainment on the General Jackson Showboat, a back stage tour of the Grand Ole Opry, as well as a 7:00 pm performance at the Grand Ole Opry! We should see lots of beautiful fall colors, too. The dates are October 10-12. A $100 deposit is needed to confirm your reservation. All itinerary and reservation forms are in the literature rack in the north lobby or online at www.grandrapidsfumc.org/road-trips. FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST Join the Fellowship Committee in Wesley Hall on Sunday, April 28 from 10:00 - 11:00 am for breakfast. Don´t miss this opportunity to be in fellowship with your First Church family. IMMIGRATION UPDATE FROM JFON Comprehensive Immigration Reform is in the news and the ongoing debate is getting a lot of coverage. We want to remind you that as things progress, trust JFON to keep you up-to-date on the issue. We regularly post information on our website www.jfonwestmichigan.org and publicize community events and announcements on our Facebook page Justice for Our Neighbors West Michigan. There are no stupid questions; in fact, the unasked question often protects damaging myths. Finally, JFON staff and volunteers are available to speak at public forums, small groups or at your workplace. Contact Laura Rampersad at email@example.com with your questions or to schedule a speaking engagement. PORTER HILLS FRIENDS Please join Pastors Gary and Tish and our Parish Nurse Marj for a gathering in the Library at Porter Hills on Thursday, May 2 at 2:00 pm. Let´s catch up over some punch and cookies! MOMS´ GROUP: POT PAINTING & PIZZA NIGHT Thursday, May 9 at 5:30 pm. Bring a packet of seeds to exchange.Please RSVP to Marj at 451.2879 or email@example.com by May 5 so we purchase enough pots to paint. KEEPING PACE AT MLK What´s the rush? Our goal is to have $30,000 raised to cover the expense of a paved walking track, 5-7 fitness stations and the leveling of the grassy area…by the beginning of May. We need to have the money in hand when we go before the Grand Rapids Finance Committee and School Board the second week of May in order to get final approval. Keeping to this schedule will allow time for the project to be constructed during the summer and be ready the first of next school year. Please help us hit the ground running on this project. Don´t wait…..make a donation today so we can keep the pace! INFERTILITY SUPPORT GROUP All who have experienced infertility issues, including miscarriage and secondary infertility, are invited to attend our next meeting on Tuesday, May 14 at 7:00 pm in The Vine. Please RSVP by using the bulletin sign-up sheet or by calling Marj Timmerman at 901.9224. SAVE THE DATE FOR ARTS ALIVE CAMP: THE GLOBAL VILLAGE Camp dates have been scheduled for August 5-8. There will be a special field trip to Howell Nature Center Global Village, on Thursday, August 8. More details and online registration at www.grandrapidsfumc.org/arts-alive-camp! NEW MAGNETIC NAME TAGS We are committed to being a welcoming congregation. Name tags are a great way to welcome guests, create community, AND to help our new pastor and his wife, Bob and Pigeon Hundley, get to know us. The church staff has been wearing new magnetic name tags. This type of name tag will be available to all active church members and attendees (including confirmed children) beginning in May. Name tags will also be printed for younger children upon request. Names will be printed as they are listed in the current church directory unless a nickname or abbreviated name is requested. If you cannot wear a magnetic name tag due to health concerns (such as a pacemaker), we will provide an alternative name tag. If able, we request a $5 per name tag donation ($20 max per family), however a donation is not required to receive a new name tag. Please use the Sunday bulletin sign-up sheet, church website, or contact Patsy McGillivray at email@example.com, to give us any of the following information: alternative spelling of name, name tags for children, non-magnetic name tag. ADDRESS CHANGE: Vera Spencer 3121 Lake Michigan Dr NW Apt 222 Grand Rapids, MI 49504-5839 Table of Contents
Concerns & Prayers for: • Robert Anton (Butterworth) • Lynne Beals (surgery 4/25) • Belinda Henderson (outpatient surgery 4/25) • London Williams (DeVos Children´s Hospital)
Service Personnel • Chris Bolhouse • Scott Grifhorst • Stephan Mathos • Jesse Mounts • Trevor Norton • Shawn Seher • Peter Taylor, Jr
The love and prayers of the congregation are extended to Marion, Rick, Betty, Daniel, Joseph and Lydia DeVinney and Kathy and David Crawford on the death of Dick DeVinney on April 20th. Service information is pending. The love and prayers of the congregation are also extended to Destry Powers and family on the death of Destry´s mother, Alice Powers, on April 20th. Alice´s service will be held on Thursday, April 25th at 1pm at Greenville Community Church, with visitation 1 hour prior. The memorial service for Corky Kastner will be held this Friday at 11am in our sanctuary with visitation Thursday from 6pm to 8pm in the church parlor. The love and prayers of the congregation are extended to Kelli and Brandon Greer and family on the death of their daughter, Abby, on April 23rd. Arrangements are pending. Table of Contents
Worship Services 9:15 & 11:00 am
Reflections of Immortality Sunday, April 28 "Manna Miracles and Methodist Money" Rev. Wayne Barrett Exodus 16:2-4, John 6:5-14 "Coffee with Rev. Wayne Barrett" after both services Table of Contents
LET´S GET PERSONAL! During the month of April, the Social Concerns Committee will be collecting personal care items to help stock the shelves of Westminster Food Pantry. Many of the things we take for granted are unavailable to low-income families because they are not covered by food stamps. Here´s a way we can help ease the problem. Why not pledge that each time you go to your favorite market, you will pick up one or more of the following items to donate to the pantry: bar bath soap, body wash. Donations may be dropped off in the collection bin in the north lobby office. Your ongoing support of the Westminster Food Pantry is an essential part of helping area families in need. YOUNG ADULTS: CARD-MAKING VOLUNTEER NIGHT Are you 18-30 and looking to connect with other young adults? Then you´re invited to join us in the Vine on Wednesday, May 8 at 6:00 pm for card-making night. We´ll be making cards for Hospice patients. Even if you´re not crafty, we´ll help you out! Friends invited!
ADULT SUNDAY CLASS: UNITED METHODIST SOCIAL PRINCIPLES - Began April 21 at 9:30 am for 7 weeks excluding Memorial Day weekend. Led by Dick Youells and Darren McKnight in room 3109. The Social Principles provide our (Church´s) most recent official summary of stated convictions that seek to apply the Christian vision of righteousness to social, economic, and political issues. ADULT SUNDAY CLASS: NOOMA A two-week drop-in series featuring Rob Bell´s Nooma videos. The class will be video- and discussion-based. Classes are Sunday, May 5 and 12 at 9:30 am in the parlor. Led by Jess Rozga-DeBoni. ADULT, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN´S MINISTRY VOLUNTEERS: We are "Blooming with Appreciation" for you and would like to recognize and thank you for all that you do for our education ministry. Please save the date of Sunday, May 19 for Education Appreciation Sunday. Details coming shortly!
DISTRESSED? Distress is the breakdown of one´s mental, emotional, or physical well-being. Your Church Assistance Program (CAP) can help when you are distressed! Begin by calling your CAP hotline at 455-6210. Tell them you are a member or friend of First Church and you will receive 2 one hour meetings with a counselor at no charge. Don´t wait, call today! Table of Contents
ATTENDANCE Saturday, April 20 Jazz Vespers........55 Sunday, April 21 Church School 9:30 am........179 Worship 9:15 am........143 Worship 11:00 am........205 Schweitzer/Bach Concert........86 Evening Activities........28 Table of Contents
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The largest 5k paint event in the world will make its debut in Columbia March 2.
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The Covington-Newton County Chamber of Commerce is giving a trial run to a trolley that would be used by businesses and during special events to promote tourism.
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The 34-year-old victim of this morning's shooting on Appia Way has been identified as Calvin Kentrell Banks of Newton County who died at Newton Medical Center.
A tractor-trailer carrying recycled carpet buckled in the middle when making a turn onto the Bypass Road from Ga. Highway 36 at around 5:30 a.m. this morning.
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Hoping to make bail: Teri Harris Joiner, President of Jimmy Harris Trucking Inc. was "locked up" June 18 by the Conyers Police Department for a Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraiser. She was locked up at the Whistle Post Tavern in Conyers until she met her goal of $2,400 for MDA.
One in five Medicare patients who leave the hospital today will be re-admitted within 30 days according to a national study by The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Experienced hands: In honor of World Wide Knitting Day Saturday, a group of knitters gathered on the Covington square from 10 a.m. until noon. They created a circle of lawn chairs in the shade of the giant magnolia trees to avoid the intense June heat. The group meets Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at Town Center Breads Coffee House, 4171 Raphael Street, Covington. Childcare is not offered and crocheters are also welcome.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Happy Birthday to Me? Part Two
Yep, it's that time of year again. Sigh....
Usually, I don't mind my birthday (having a birthday is better than the alternative, right?), but last Saturday at my dojo's kickboxing tournament, I looked around and thought, "wow, am I the oldest one still doing this?"
I know that's not the case, and even if it was, I should be proud of it--not embarrassed--but there's something unnerving about getting to an age that makes people gasp in disbelief. Yes, people, it's true. I have lived that long. There is life after thirty (and after twenty, for that matter).
I've decided to face my birthday curse head-on and pack the weekend with fun plans, if only to keep me from delving into lonely introspection. I'm proud of my twenties: I started a successful business; spent a month in Africa on assignment; sowed my share of wild oats; lived with a friend, a lover, and on my own (not all at once); ventured into the corporate world; and saw my bylines on the front page of a major newspaper. In short, I really lived. But what have my thirties been about?
It's not like I haven't accomplished a thing in this decade, but there's still so many aspects of my life where I haven't seemed to make any progress. No published books. I'm still living in the same place I vowed to leave. No fights in the ring (hopefully that will happen this fall). But I am almost out of debt, so that's something, and I'm surrounded with much better people. In any case, I have a lot of work ahead to make this decade of my life truly memorable.
I hope that, by my next birthday, I'll be able to look back and say, "Wow, look at all I accomplished!"
Until then, let us eat cake.
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Thanks, Laura. What I'm noticing is that aging for women tends to be difficult around the 40 mark (at least among the women I know and have talked to). Once they've passed that landmark, they're flying.
It's unusual for me to worry about aging. I'm more concerned with what I've accomplished in my time than how much time I've had. I hope to make myself proud in the next few years...not always an easy thing to do! :)
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WASHINGTON - The District of Columbia's inspector general has found the city's transportation agency and contractors risked losing $3 million in federal stimulus funds by not following standard guidelines for the money.
The D.C. government received about $124 million in 2009 to pay for 15 road projects. The criteria for stimulus funding required that they be "shovel-ready" and that the Federal Highway Administration would approve any changes to the plans.
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Subacute thyroiditis involves swelling (inflammation) of the thyroid gland that usually follows an upper respiratory infection.
De Quervain's thyroiditis; Subacute nonsuppurative thyroiditis; Giant cell thyroiditis; Subacute granulomatous thyroiditis
Subacute thyroiditis is a rare condition. It is thought to be caused by a viral infection. The condition often occurs after a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract, such as mumps and influenza.
Subacute thyroiditis occurs most often in middle-aged women with recent symptoms of a viral respiratory tract infection.
The most obvious symptom of subacute thyroiditis is pain in the neck. Sometimes the pain can spread (radiate) to the jaw or ears. Painful enlargement of the thyroid gland may last for weeks or months.
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Symptoms of too much thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism) may include:
Later, symptoms of too little thyroid hormone (hypothyroidism) may occur, including:
Usually thyroid gland function returns to normal. But in some cases hypothyroidism may be permanent.
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There may be low levels of antithyroid antibodies. Thyroid gland biopsy is usually not needed, but will show a type of inflammation characteristic of this condition. Lab tests should return to normal as the condition goes away.
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