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Tipster unearths treasure chest of classic WoW raiding memories
by Lisa Poisso Feb 23rd 2012 at 1:00PM
Do you ever wonder what you missed by not playing WoW back in the early days? You've seen the classic instances, of course, as you've swatted aside their bosses during mining expeditions for transmogrification gear -- but what were these viragoes like back in the day when conquering them took 40 players at the top of their game hurling themselves against the storm, before modern levels, gear, abilities and game mechanics reduced them to mere echoes of their former fury? Screech "rose-colored glasses!" all you like -- WoW classic and The Burning Crusade were far and away the eras that pinned me most devotedly to my keyboard, smitten by the game. (Others think very differently, as demonstrated below.)
You can't really relive the classic experience today; there's simply been too much water under the bridge. Still, I'd love to be able to give newer players a taste of those old raid instances in a way they just can't get from muscling through the instances today. But if playing through won't do the job, neither will videos from the past. Boss kill and strat videos cast an analytical eye on the proceedings, remaining aloof from the atmosphere and focusing more on the spray of combat text and special effects. On the other end of the spectrum are roleplaying epics that, while entertaining, represent the particular personality and experience of a specific group of players.
If you've got time to burn, though, you might enjoy sinking into these vanilla-era flavor films by Order of Watchers on Ragnaros (EU). WoW Insider reader Karol discovered these old-school gems ("Maybe it just found me in a nostalgic mood, but I think both of them are masterpieces from the old times and worth a mention" -- we agree, Karol, so thanks!), tipping us off to this abstract of one Hungarian guild's march through classic encounters and The Burning Crusade. Somewhere between a guided tour, a roleplaying narrative and guild memory book, these videos attempt to preserve a glimpse of the wonder the guild felt on the path through the earliest endgame content in World of Warcraft.
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Silver Spring, Md, December 21, 2012 - Dog Loves Drawing by Louise Yates ISBN: 9780375870675
Dog owns a bookstore, and he loves reading. One day, he receives a book with no words and no pictures as a gift from his Aunt Dora. At first he is confused until he realizes it is a sketchbook. He opens the book and begins to test his drawing skills. At first he is hesitant, and you can see in his x's and o'x that he is unsure what to draw or how to go about it. But then he decides to unleash his imagination.
The first thing he draws is a door, through which he and we enter into his drawn imagination. From that point on, everything he draws comes to life. Dog decides he needs a friend, so he draws a stickman. The stickman draws a duck, who in turn draws a owl, who draws a crab.
The rest of the story follows the characters as each of the five friends start drawing and creating adventures for themselves. They ride a train, go sailing, and discover an island where they have a picnic, but then someone draws a monster, which chases them from page to page to the end of the book. Dog draws himself a door that brings him, and us, back out of the sketchbook and into the bookstore.
The style in which the book is illustrated is wonderful. The drawings really look like the doodles you would see in a sketchbook. They are imaginative but still maintain enough realism to be attractive and recognizable. Because Yates has envisioned a separate world inside the pages of the sketchbook, the entire world is contained there, but it is not constricted by the limits of a single page. The characters chase each other literally from page to page in certain sections of the story with the pictures wrapping around page edges and leaping the binding to the other side.
There are words that tell the story, but the pictures do most of the work, and where appropriate, the narrative gets out of the way to let the drawings tell the story on their own. While the story is set inside a sketchbook and the pictures are styled in kind, they are not simple pencil doodles. The characters are expressive. The pictures are colorful, and the outlined style makes the drawings that are there pop off the otherwise blank page.
Published by Knopf Books for Young Readers in August of 2012 it is available in hardcover or as an ebook for nook or Kindle. Dog Loves Drawing has been shortlisted for the 2013 Red House Book Award.
Lovers of Dog Loves Books also by Yates and Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson will find Dog Loves Drawing a welcome addition to the bookshelf. This is the type of book that will engage a young audience and may also encourage them to pick up the crayons and ask for their own sketchbook.
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Just as background, I got talking to Stuart via Twitter when the @whyarai people suggested he was worth following & I got curious.
Although we haven't met in person we are forever abusing each other in twitter, email & phone calls - he seems like such a genuinely nice person with an incredible story & could use all the support he can get, whether that be advertising, sponsorship, or cold hard cash. He has, if I want to which I probably will, invited me to be a member of his team in his attempt, I will explain as this continues.
Stuart is 38 & lives in Scotland, he is 100% blind (great support from the RNIB with his computer software) & is paralised in his right hand side but he wasn't always this way. When he was 28 he was out riding his motorbike then he was T-boned by a car. In his words, he went over the bonnet backwards with his feet through the windscreen & his head through the sunroof. He broke his back in three places, ribs & shoulder.
While he was in hospital he was told he would not walk again but within 18 months had gone from not walking, to crutches, to sticks, to one stick to eventually walking again & was back on a bike 2 1/2 years later. He did a bit of racing in Scotland & I believe he did the Southern 100 in 99 or 2000 on a 600, although I can't find this in the results although he says he finished but not high up the order.
By this time he was 31-ish & took a fall at home & hit his head off a table. The fall pinched a nerve in his back which was not repairable & left him paralised in his right leg. This left him in a lot of pain daily & his medication was increased to what we might call stupid amounts of pills.
In the autumn of 2007 he started having fits & on his way into hospital in the ambulance had a fit that lasted an hour which when he came out of it had completely paralised his right hand side except for a slight movement in his right arm but nothing major. The doctor who was treating him initially thought he was a junkie given the fact he is 6 foot 4, tatooed & has wild hair! He was in hospital for a further 5 months & about 2 weeks before he was due to go home he had another fit, this one lasted over 2 hours & when he came out of it he was 100% blind.
No light, no shadows, just complete dark.
Dunno about you, I think I would have curled up & died by now but it seems you can't keep this fella down.
His plan is now to try to brake land speed record for a 100% blind rider (add to that disabled) of 164mph. He doesn't yet have a set date for this, it really will be as things fall into place & obviously on a day where pain allows him too.
Quite difficult I am sure you will agree but he is getting more & more followers in twitter @rippleracing is his twitter name. The venues he would like to consider are Bruntinthorpe or the runway at Top Gear Track (if anyone has a contact for Mr Clarkson/Hammond/May please let me know) but obviously this has to be somewhere open without anything to hit, just in case anything goes wrong….it won't!
I mentioned me joining his team earlier. Other than trying to help him in whatever small way I can by doing things like this, he has also asked me (along with some of his personal friends & his dad) to act as outriders when he makes his attempt all with communications to him to he can be advised if he is going off line, needs to go faster or needs to stop, preferably before he runs out of road he has asked!
He intends at this time to raise money for RNIB, Diabetes Scotl& (owing to the risk of going blind from it) & Riders for Health & I have suggested (which he was in agreement with) an IOM based fund assuming we can get some help from the Isle of Man, be it the Riders Ben Fund, Helicopter Fund or Joey Dunlop Foundation.....to be fair I have used two of those three myself!
As I mentioned to you earlier, even if all the people who visited the IOM for TT/MGP could give a pound that would still be a tidy penny for all of the charities. He would dearly love to go to the Isl& but with two carers this would prove difficult & expensive but we are contacting the Joey Dunlop Foundation to see how to go about this.
Any advice/help, anything at all to be honest would be gratefully received. The more people we can get behind this the money he can raise for charity whilst also getting his name in the record books.
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Summer is a great time for cartooning adventures! Brush up on some skills, learn new ones, or discover the world of cartooning for the first time ever. This summer we're offering an exciting line up, including the annual Create Comics, the return of college level Cartooning Studio, and a few new workshops exploring screen printing and applied cartooning.
CREATE COMICS | July 7-11
APPLIED CARTOONING: AN EDUCATOR'S SYMPOSIUM | July 11 & 12
GRAPHIC NOVEL WORKSHOP | August 4-8 or August 11-15
CARTOONING STUDIO | August 18-22
NEW! SCREEN PRINTING INTENSIVE | August 22-24
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July 7-11, 2014
- Tuition: $900
- Ages 16+
- Register online now!
Create Comics is fantastic! I highly recommend it for anyone aspiring to become a cartoonist.
-Michael, age 16, Burlington, Vermont
Best crash course in comics making – bar none!
-Philip, age 46, Montpelier, Vermont
Our 10th annual Create Comics workshop will walk you through exercises and group projects that will teach you about all aspects of making comics. You'll learn page composition, character and environment design, a variety of inking techniques, and the skills needed to self-publish your own comics. At the end of the workshop, students will take their new skills and apply them to a collaborative comic anthology, which will be drawn, printed and bound so that everyone can take home a copy. There will also be portfolio reviews if you would like feedback on your comics from home. Create Comics works well for both beginning and advanced students, age 16 and over. Click here to view the schedule!
July 11 & 12, 2014
- Tuition: $75
- Create Comics + Educator's Symposium special: $925
- Register online now!
From design to empathy to literacy, cartooning can be a profound tool to teach adults and children critical skills. Through lectures, workshops, and panel discussions this symposium will explore the many ways that educators and librarians can use cartooning to enrich any school or organization's programming and curriculum. Schedule: 2:30pm-5pm on Friday and 10am-4pm on Saturday.
Session I: August 4-8, 2014
Session II: August 11-15, 2014
Optional online extension: August 18-October 10, 2014
- On campus workshop tuition: $950
- Optional online extension tuition: $1,200
- For-credit option: $400 for on campus workshop,
$200 for online extension
- Ages 18+
- Register online now!
"Paul Karasik has a kind of intelligence combined with earnestness that comes from someplace deep not a recipe book. He is very, very, very intelligent."
- Art Spiegelman
Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist, "MAUS: A Survivor's Tale"
Do you have the beginnings of a graphic novel but need some help getting it off the ground? Is your cartooning stuck in a rut, ready to move up to another level?
Put everything else aside and only work on your comics for a week in White River Junction, Vermont. Workshop instructor Paul Karasik is a cartoonist (The New Yorker, City of Glass), a comics scholar (I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets, How To Read Nancy), and a renown teacher (CCS, RISD, SVA) who really knows how to take good cartoonists and make them better.
During the week-long on-campus workshop, students will participate in lectures, collaborative exercises, book discussion sessions, events, and group critiques, with the goal of producing the first draft of a longer comics project.
During the option 8-week online extension, students will develop and refine their work through online collaboration with faculty and peers, and complete comprehensive final drafts of their projects.
You will leave this class a stronger cartoonist than when you entered.
"If you ever had any interest in taking a comics class, I recommend THIS ONE. Paul is probably one of the most insightful and all around influential and amazing teachers I've ever had…I give this class ten thumbs up, if I only had thumbs for each finger."
– Heather Benjamin, Cartoonist
August 18-22, 2014
- Tuition: $950
- For-credit option: $400
- Ages 18+
- Register online now!
Even though this was a 5-day workshop, I'm going home with months worth of materials and instruction. It's great to be surrounded by talented people who share their enthusiasm for comics.
-Sally, age 31, San Francisco, California
Are you ready to take your cartooning to the next level? Bring a comics project to our 5-day Cartooning Studio summer intensive and we'll help you do just that! Through a series of lectures and in-class exercises our instructors will teach you methods for developing characters and environments, strengthening your writing, and a variety of inking techniques. Each day will have dedicated studio time for students to apply these concepts to their own work. There will also be optional portfolio reviews, to give you feedback on your work. Our goal is for each student to end up with a nice big stack of finished, inked pages of comics! This class is ideal for adults and college students (with a for-credit option).
August 22-24, 2014
- Tuition: $200
- Ages 18+
- Register online now!
Perfect for Cartooning Studio attendees who want to delve deeper into screen-printing, or artists from around the region who want to explore the medium with full access to CCS resources and faculty. This weekend screen printing intensive with CCS instructors will walk students through the screen printing process from start to finish.
SCHOLARSHIPS, HOUSING, SUPPLIES, etc.
Included with Tuition:
Tuition for all workshops include the 5-day workshop, in-class supplies, morning and afternoon snacks, and evening student activities. Create Comic tuition also includes lunch daily.
Participants in Cartooning Studio and the Graphic Novel Workshop will have 24-hour access to studio space and the CCS Production Lab, black & white and color copying and printing, availability of laptops and equipment for check out, and Schulz Library borrowing privileges.
For-Credit Option:
Cartooning Studio and the Graphic Novel Workshop can be taken for 2 undergraduate credits. The optional online extension of the Graphic Novel Workshop can be taken for 1 undergraduate credit. Please check with the Program Chair or Registrar at your college or university before registering to see if the credits will be accepted. To enroll for-credit, students must have an official transcript sent to CCS Summer Workshops, PO BOX 125, White River Junction, Vermont 05001.
CCS partners with local, regional, and national nonprofit organizations to provide full and partial summer workshop scholarships for students who could not otherwise attend.
Past CCS scholarship partners have included:
Comic Book Project (CBP): New York City
Town of Hartford Department of Parks & Recreation
The Junction: Listen's Teen Center
Hartford High School
New Urban Arts: Providence, Rhode Island
This year, CCS is partnering with Vermont Department of Libraries to offer a full tuition summer scholarship. For more information, click here.
Need Based Scholarship
Additional partial scholarships are available through CCS based on financial need for individuals or families making less than $50,000/year, on a first-come first-serve basis. To be considered for a scholarship, please submit a copy of your 2013 federal income tax return to email@example.com or via fax, 802-295-3399.
You will be notified of your award, if any, within 3 days of receipt, and provided with a code to deduct the amount of the award from your online registration. You must register for the workshop within 7 days of notice of the scholarship.
Student Accommodations
Student housing is available in the hostel section at the nearby Hotel Coolidge. The hotel is located in the historic village of White River Junction at 39 South Main Street, a few steps from CCS and the Amtrak station.
Special rates are:
$40/night for a single hostel room or shared hotel guest room
$69/night for a single hotel guest room
Staying 10 or more nights? Receive a discount of $5/night off the single hostel room rates or $10/night off the single hotel guestroom rate.
To make a reservation, contact the Hotel Coolidge, (802) 295-3118. Please let them know you plan on attending a summer workshop at The Center for Cartoon Studies. Book now, space is limited. Special rates are all subject to 9% VT tax and availability.
The Center for Cartoon Studies
46 South Main Street
White River Junction, Vermont
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Daily Schedule
Class time runs from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm daily. Breaks will be offered throughout the day, including a one-hour lunch break. There will be optional student activities planned each evening. A detailed class agenda will be provided at the start of the workshop.
The Schulz Library
The Schulz Library will be open for reading room access to students enrolled in the summer workshop. Lending privileges are provided to participants in Children's Books, Cartooning Studio, Extended Studio Option and the Graphic Novel Workshop.
Bring a sketchbook and your favorite pens and pencils. We'll supply paper and basic tools.
Morning and afternoon snacks are provided for all workshop attendees. During Create Comics (July 8-12) lunch will be provided daily. Several restaurants, cafes, and stores will be offering discounts to workshop attendees, and are located within walking distance from CCS and the Hotel Coolidge.
Student Activities
Special access to the Schulz Library, attend CCS Film Club, comic production pizza party, and more!
Vacation in Vermont
White River Junction has a vibrant arts community and a variety of exciting and entertaining places to visit: Main Street Museum, Northern Stage Theater, Tip Top Media Arts building…
Other nearby attractions include the Lebanon Opera House, Dartmouth College's Hopkins Center for the Arts and the Hood Museum, VINS Nature Center, St. Gaudens Museum and Park, Quechee Gorge, the historic covered bridges and picturesque village of Woodstock, Dartmouth College and the shops, restaurants and more in the town of Hanover, NH.
The Upper Valley Aquatic Center (UVAC) offers day passes for $15. The UVAC is located about 1.5 miles from CCS and includes a several pools, a splash park and 110-foot water slide, and a complete fitness center.
Things To Do Within A One Hour Drive
Ben & Jerry's Factory Tour- Tour the headquarters of the most famous name in the frozen food aisle! Located in Waterbury, VT, the Ben & Jerry's Factory offers a fun and educational experience for all ages (not to mention the free samples.)
Cabot Creamery- Visitor's Center offers guided tours, agriculture and history information and gift shop. Visit the Cabot website for cheesemaking schedule.
Upper Valley Land Trust Hikes and Trails- See the beauty of central Vermont on foot. Downloadable maps and guides to woodland areas and mountains are available at the Land Trust website.
Visit the Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce for more information on local attractions and events.
Area Accommodations
Hotel Coolidge
39 South Main Street
White River Junction, Vermont
Phone: (802) 295-3118
CCS discount: $10 off per night
See above for special rates for workshop attendees.
The following hotels are approximately 1.5 miles
from CCS campus:
Fairfield Inn & Suites
102 Ballardvale Dr.
White River Junction, Vermont
Special CCS rate: $92/night
Phone: (802) 291-9911
Hampton Inn
104 Ballardvale Drive
White River Junction, Vermont
Special CCS rate: $92/night
Phone: (802) 296-2800
Comfort Inn
56 Ralph Lehman Dr.
White River Junction, VT
CCS discount: 15% off per night
Phone: (802) 295-3051
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
121 Ballardvale Dr.
White River Junction, Vermont
CCS discount: $10 off per night
Phone: (802) 299-2700
Residence Inn Marriott
32 Centerra Parkway
Lebanon, New Hampshire
CCS rate: $139/night for a studio or one-bedroom suite
Phone: (603) 643-4511
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The dogs and I are sneaking off for a few days. Might be three or four days depending on the weather and my productivity. This mini trip is an attempt to finish the previous NY trip where I had to ditch the entire Buffalo to NYC southern path when time ran out. Two interfering circumstances on this little trip:
#1: We're in a "mixed weather pattern" — having just had a brush with a Nor'easter. I've been studying the forecast all week. Expected sun today but got clouds and sprinkles. Dammit. As soon as I finished some stops around Albany and hit the interstate for a few hours, naturally, the sun came out. Didn't get to my destination (just west of Buffalo) until late afternoon — so I didn't get to capitalize photo-wise on the weather but it was very pretty, fall foliage and all, and the dogs enjoyed the spa-like dozing. With occasional outbursts from the two yung-uns who didn't get nearly enough exercise today.
#2: I've got a nasty cold. I never get sick. Never ever. But I had the misfortune of sitting in a super cold corner at work a couple nights ago and that was that. A saner person would be home in bed instead of fighting traffic and cranking through lists. The dogs hate it when I cough — they usually jump sky high with shock and fear. But they're getting over it now. Despite only three hours sleep, I think I might be pulling through this thing. My throat is sore and I'm loaded with congestion but the fever is over.
Enough whining! Let's get to the photos so that I might get a reasonable night's sleep tonight. Five hours would be great! Peekskill was on the way to one stop so I did a quickie pass through town. Though I've been through many times before, I missed a few things. Including this nice trio:
The big guy on the right appears to be a 1940s-ish department store. Guy in the middle a deco-ish bank with neat lettering. And a far left is a Woolworth-y building & sign but GREEN. That really throws me. Kresge & Woolworth were always red. And this didn't appear to be repainted. Not this side or the identical sign at the back of the building. Anybody know the deal?
Also in Peekskill — a couple of nice vitrolite-faced bldgs. This one with those nice stainless steel freestanding letters — and unusual display windows:
This one also incredible display windows and some terrazzo:
I've been wanting to shoot this guy in Albany for awhile now. Went to the Huck Finn Warehouse hoping to get a close-up but there's absolutely no way to shoot him from over there. You're stuck pulling over on the shoulder of I-787 and hoping a trooper doesn't catch you. There was a huge grassy field between the shoulder and Huck that I was really tempted to walk through to get closer – but thought better of it. I've no idea how old this sign is but it's BIG (note stairs on the right for scale):
A couple mid-century buildings across the street from each other in Schenectady:
More brick & stone — and colored brick glass:
And lastly, let's not forget my traveling buds. Tis the season:
I didn't mess with posing much for this scene. WAY to dangerous with busy traffic on the road behind these guys. Took three photos and had them hop immediately back in the van (Sparkle's tire at left).
The serious seniors (Fix & Grip):
The challenging youth ('Nik & Grem):
Big day in Buffalo and beyond tomorrow. Sun would really be nice.
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Nik's woofing in the pic is awesome… i keep going back to his expressions and laughing…..!
terrazzo: my new favorite word. thanks for telling me what that is called debra jane!
they finally turned the heat on in my apartment — four blankets until now. sorry you are sick!!! take it easy woman!!!
Found you via Society for Commercial Archeology Thanks so much for sharing the sites. Love the signs, buildings and of course the puppy dogs!.
Art deco buildings, vitrolite storefronts, terrazzo flooring and orange and yellow colored blocks, OH MY! Great set of photos.
Central Warehouse over by Huck Finns has been burning all weekend and probably for a few more. I think you've pictured it before but I could not find it. It's a cool old building that had railroad tracks going right through it.
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Seminary Friends Can Help Raise $30,000 for RPTS Biblical Counseling Institute by August 1 through Matching Gift Challenge
Please Note: As of June 8 this challenged was matched! Thank you to all who helped us raise a total of $30,000!
Pittsburgh - May 15, 2009 - A friend of RPTS in Pittsburgh has made a matching gift challenge to support start-up costs for the new Biblical Counseling Institute (BCI) which is already attracting national and international recruits and is scheduled to be up and running in the new building this Fall quarter.
The friend will match any first-time gift, a gift from someone who hasn't given since 2007, or a special gift above and beyond an annual supporter's regular giving to the RPTS Annual Fund between now and August 1, up to $15,000. The money raised will support transitional start up costs for staffing and program-related technology resources for BCI.
"This is an opportunity for you to double the impact of your special gift and help us raise a total of $30,000 over the next few months to start BCI out on strong footing by the end of the summer!" says RPTS President Jerry O'Neill.
Dr. George C. Scipione has joined RPTS to establish the Biblical Counseling Institute across from the Seminary's main campus at 7401 Penn Avenue. Under Dr. Scipione's oversight, students will learn more about counseling with a training component – they will need to observe or actually do counseling under his supervision. Local referring pastors also will be invited to sit in on sessions to learn and gain experience and provide accountability.
This matching gift challenge will support start-up needs for staffing and technical resources, such as video and computer technology to enable Dr. Scipione to provide supervised counseling and assistance for students and pastors with their counselees remotely from his office. For instance, students who are currently pastors and commute could counsel people in their church with Dr. Scipione observing from the BCI building through modern technology, rather than having the pastor come to BCI to do observed counseling for referrals with whom they do not have a relationship. RPTS can help them immediately serve their church. This technology also would allow for a broader range of potential BCI counselees that Dr. Scipione and students can help.
Dr. Scipione's support staff will include a part-time administrative assistant and volunteers. The Seminary anticipates serving hundreds of people per year as BCI train students and help counselee referrals.
Already, BCI is attracting new students. Four new full-time students who plan to begin study at the Seminary this fall are expressly enrolling at RPTS because of the BCI program. They are coming from Southern California, Germany, and South Carolina. Twenty-five percent of part-time students in the Introduction to Biblical Counseling course taught this quarter are new or returning specifically because of the BCI program; all plan to take the new counseling courses BCI offers. Of these new students, one is currently counseling as a staff person at a local Presbyterian Church in America congregation.
The new building that will house BCI is in the midst of renovations with plans for Dr. Scipione and the new BCI program to be operating in it at the beginning of the fall quarter, 2009. Demolition with hundreds of hours of volunteer help from friends of RPTS is complete, which saved the Seminary thousands of dollars.
RPTS is drawing on its already strained annual operations budget for the support that is needed for BCI start-up costs and operations. "We are still in the middle of a transitional step of faith to make BCI happen with the unexpected downturn in the economy that has impacted our income and necessitated budget cuts," said O'Neill. "We continue to step out in faith with BCI developments toward starting up fully this Fall in the new building, and we are eagerly seeking funds from foundations, friends, and churches."
"We believe in this ministry!" BCI already is generating new income from new admissions recruits (mentioned above), and in a few years it should pay for itself. In the mean time, help from our friends with a special gift toward this matching challenge will be an enormous help."
Staff and technology start-up resources of the Biblical Counseling Institute in 2009 and early 2010 include the following: partial support toward annual salary and benefits of the Director and a part-time receptionist/office manager; desks, chairs, filing cabinets, and a copy machine; fiber optic high speed internet throughout the facility; two desktop computers and accessories; a classroom camera; a classroom television camera kit for videoconferencing; and an overhead projector and portable visual presenter laptop for mobile presentations at churches.
The lead giver will only match as much as the Seminary raises by August 1, up to $15,000.
"We hope to raise the entire amount to generate $30,000 toward the BCI start-up costs for a strong start this fall," says O'Neill. "Friends who help us match this challenge will equip Dr. Scipione and his staff and volunteers to minister and train broadly through observed counseling and role playing remotely from his office, and to make training presentations off site at churches. All toward building up the body of Christ."
To have your gift matched by this lead challenge, the Seminary needs to receive it by August 1. A note of "BCI Matching Gift Challenge" should be made in the memo line of the check. Or, donate through the online form, choosing "BCI Matching Gift Challenge through August 1" in the drop down menu here: http://www.rpts.edu/support/donate.php.
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Use Park & Ride To See Ironbridge Torch
Published on 28 May 2012
With thousands of people expected to descend on the Ironbridge Gorge on Wednesday afternoon (30 May) to see the London 2012 Olympic Torch, if you're going there by car, you're advised to use a new park and ride service which will be free for the day.
A number of car parks in the Ironbridge Gorge will be closed on Wednesday May 30 and a number of main roads in Ironbridge will also be closed from 10am to prepare for the festivities.
From midday to help people see the London 2012 Torch, Telford & Wrekin Council is running a free bus service from the new Jiggers Bank park and ride site off the Ironbridge Bypass (A4169) near to Jiggers Bank Roundabout (Sat Nav TF4 3QE).
Buses to the Gorge will run every 12 minutes until 16:48 hrs when the last bus will leave the Gorge returning to the park and ride site.
The park and ride service is opening specially for the Torch's visit ahead of its formal opening on June 2. In addition, a designated taxi pick up point will be at the Museum of the Gorge.
Thousands of people are expected to come into the Gorge to see the Olympic Flame go over the famous Iron Bridge and through the World Heritage site just after 3pm on Wednesday.
The picture of the torch crossing the bridge decorated for the occasion will be one of the images of the Olympic Torch Relay.
Access over the Iron Bridge will also be restricted from 1pm until after the relay has passed through.
The Council, the south Telford community and the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust have organised a host of activities to mark the occasion and create a party atmosphere in the Gorge.
The torch will greeted by Telford & Wrekin's mayor Kevin Guy and MP David Wright, a peal of bells from St Luke's Church, performances by the Abraham Darby Academy and Phoenix School Steel Band and Street dance group, The Ironmen and Severn Gilders Morris Men.
There will also be a flotilla of cruisers, river boats and coracles on the River Severn and entertainment along The Wharfage.
The following Ironbridge roads will be closed for the celebration:
- The entire length of High Street from 10am-4pm
- The entire length of Tontine Hill, from 10am-4pm
- The Wharfage between its junction with the High Street and a point just past The Wharfage car park from 10am-4pm
The following roads will be closed when the Torch is passing though only: Dale End, Dale Rd, School Rd, Coalbrookdale and Wellington Rd, between junctions with Church Road and School Road
The following Ironbridge roads will be closed to the public but will have resident access only from 10am-4pm:
The entire length of Belmont Road, Hodgebower, St Luke's Road, Church Hill, Lincoln Hill, Paradise
Council leader Kuldip Sahota said: "Seeing the crowds so far on the Torch's route I am sure Ironbridge will be packed with people, media and well wishers wanting to see the Torch in one of the most iconic locations on its journey.
"We advise people to arrive early and use the Park and Ride for what should be a fantastic and truly memorable day."
More details on the London 2012 Torch Relay and its route through the borough can be seen at www.telford.gov.uk/london2012torch. You can also keep up to date with torch relay in the borough on Twitter by using #telfordtorch
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Deputies say a kindergarten student at Keystone Heights Elementary School was found to be in possession of marijuana Wednesday.
A deputy that was working as a school resource officer for Keystone Heights High School was called to the elementary school after a teacher alerted the principal that the student was bragging about bringing his mother's cigarettes to school.
When the principal checked the student's bag she found a small plastic bag that was handed over to the officer and later tested positive for marijuana, deputies said.
The teacher told the officer the mother of the child was at the school the same day for a kindergarten show. The deputy found the mother and questioned her about the marijuana but the officer said she denied that it was hers and said she didn't know where her son got it.
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[OST] "Flower Boy Next Door" OST (Complete)
14 comments:
- AnonymousFebruary 8, 2013 at 12:30 PM
PSH's voice has soothing and calming effect.ReplyDelete
All soundtracts are really interesting.
Good job.
- AnonymousFebruary 8, 2013 at 4:20 PM
I super love Shin Hye's rendition of Pitch black...her voice is so soothing! i can feel her true emotions..ReplyDelete
Love them all! :DReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2013 at 2:12 PM
i love ShinHye's voice,i feel melted :) and i am realy curious bout this couple (Yoon Shi Yoon-Shin Hye) is the respons of audience as good as she on HeartString with YongHwa,than her fans make a new dooly couple.. ha..haaReplyDelete
i can't wait that!!
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2013 at 11:18 PM
where can i get park shin hye's pitch black ringtone?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2013 at 11:21 PM
where can i get park shin hye's pitch black ringtone?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 3, 2013 at 5:45 PM
from youtube dude! you can download it there.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 3, 2013 at 5:46 PM
oh have you seen the word download below the pictures of the ost? just click the download there you have it.ReplyDelete
anyone know the song que geuum sang for dokmi??ReplyDelete
- RenataApril 2, 2013 at 5:45 AM
Tanks =)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2013 at 1:52 PM
tq for the ost :DReplyDelete
I really love every dramas acted by shin hye unnie, her voice is suitable for pitch black soft & comfortable :D
i can't donwload it, it says that only the owner can download it --"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 2, 2013 at 4:42 AM
yeah, i'm agree with above, I can't download itReplyDelete
wow i had no idea this many cast members sang the ost! i knew PSH sang because her voice is absolutely sweet, you'll recognize it anywhere but the others are so awesome! loved this drama!!ReplyDelete