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We have many programs which meet the needs of God's people within and outside of the congregation. Click the links below to learn more.
Alcoholics Anonymous Convalescent Home Ministry
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If you are interested in any of the programs below, contact Pastor Judy Bangsund.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Four different AA groups meet at St. Timothy's at the Carter Avenue Facility. They are open to all who wish to gain and maintain sobriety. Through the successful work of AA, these groups minister to a broad cross-section of the community. Meeting Times: MON & FRI at NOON, MON (Women Only) at 7 pm, and SAT EVENINGS AT 8:15 pm
Convalescent Home Ministry This is an outreach program composed of various Christian organizations serving nursing /rehabilitation homes in Christ's name. We meet three times at month (the 1st, 2nd and 4th Thursday's) at two different locations. The 1st Thursday we meet in the morning from 10:30 to 11:30. The 2nd and 4th Thursday's we meet in the afternoon from 1:45 to 2:45. We begin with a Bible Study and then sing familiar hymns. We serve refreshments and cookies or candy to the residents and have fellowship with them as much as possible. All volunteers are trained before serving.
Employment Bridge St. Timothy's has formed an employment support group for members & non-members who are seeking work or currently "under-employed." This group is called "The Employment Bridge." Click here for more information and to sign up.
FISH St. Timothy's participates in the community-operated FISH program. FISH is an inter-denominational Christian agency that provides food and other emergency assistance to people in crisis situations. Many people are needed to work as coordinators, grocery baggers, and to answer the telephone. FISH Collection Sunday is the third Sunday of the month. Look for collection bins in the church entryway & Fellowship Hall.
Hands on Wheels Church members who need a car ride to church-related activities may be helped through this ministry. Some members are served on a regular basis, e.g., every Sunday; some are served for occasional events. A list of volunteers is maintained and rides are coordinated with a volunteer living closest to the person needing a ride.
Helping Hands This committee provides temporary assistance to families within the church who are undergoing stressful times; i.e., a death or serious illness. They contact the family to offer support, bring in food, and/or otherwise help as needed. Also, coordinates church member memorial receptions held at the church.
Quilters and Cut Ups This group meets the first and third Wednesdays of the month at 9:30 am to make quilts, work on various projects, and to enjoy Christian fellowship. Special events are held during the year, some in conjunction with the Super Seniors group. Both men and women are welcome to participate.
Recovery Recovery is a community self-help mental health organization, meeting every Monday, 7:30 to 9:30 pm in the church library. Men and women from all walks of life attend these meetings, because they share a common problem; nervous symptoms and fears. Participants receive support and encouragement, and learn how to apply effective methods to the difficulties they experience.
San Jose Family Shelter St. Timothy's participates in San Jose Family Shelter by providing and running an activity for the children once and month. San Jose Family Shelter is the only shelter in Santa Clara County that exclusively serves single and two-parent families. The Shelter provides up to 35 families with a private room and support services for up to 90 days, in a clean and safe environment. The Shelter addresses and provides basic needs of each family so that time and energy are directed to finding employment and permanent housing. Intensive case management assists clients in developing a detailed, step-by-step plan to become self-sufficient. Case Managers provide supportive counseling, referrals for housing, employment services, budgeting services, health care services, workshops, parenting classes, and ESL education.
Scouting Several Scouting groups meet regularly at St. Timothy's. Contact the office for more information.
Stephen Ministry Stephen Ministers undergo 50 hours of training to provide distinctively Christian care for those who are going through difficult life crises. People who may be helped by Stephen Ministers are those who are grieving the death of a loved one, living with a debilitating or terminal illness, caring for someone who is ill, going through or recovering from divorce, experiencing job loss, transitioniong into retirement, or adjusting to a new family environment. Stephen Ministers are not counselors or pastors, but are trained lay people who confidentially care for those experiencing such life challenges. For more information about Stephen Ministry, click here.
Visitation Team The visitation team is made up of lay people who visit the elderly and others once or twice a month. They make their visits in pairs. Every three months or so they meet together to support one another and share ideas for making their visits better. For more information call Pastor Judy (264-3858), Mickey Miller (371-5789) or Darlene Read (266-3332)
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ICYMI, do read and forward to everyone you know today's editorial on GM.
And just to add to the thrashing the editors give to Dems and the fictitious GM narrative, Reuters has a great piece out today on the colossal failure of GM's Volt:
(Reuters) – General Motors Co sold a record number of Chevrolet Volt sedans in August — but that probably isn't a good thing for the automaker's bottom line.
Nearly two years after the introduction of the path-breaking plug-in hybrid, GM is still losing as much as $49,000 on each Volt it builds, according to estimates provided to Reuters by industry analysts and manufacturing experts.
Cheap Volt lease offers meant to drive more customers to Chevy showrooms this summer may have pushed that loss even higher. There are some Americans paying just $5,050 to drive around for two years in a vehicle that cost as much as $89,000 to produce.
And while the loss per vehicle will shrink as more are built and sold, GM is still years away from making money on the Volt, which will soon face new competitors from Ford, Honda and others.
GM's basic problem is that "the Volt is over-engineered and over-priced," said Dennis Virag, president of the Michigan-based Automotive Consulting Group.
And in a sign that there may be a wider market problem, Nissan, Honda and Mitsubishi have been struggling to sell their electric and hybrid vehicles, though Toyota's Prius range has been in increasing demand.
GM's quandary is how to increase sales volume so that it can spread its estimated $1.2-billion investment in the Volt over more vehicles while reducing manufacturing and component costs – which will be difficult to bring down until sales increase.
But the Volt's steep $39,995 base price and its complex technology — the car uses expensive lithium-polymer batteries, sophisticated electronics and an electric motor combined with a gasoline engine — have kept many prospective buyers away from Chevy showrooms.
Some are put off by the technical challenges of ownership, mainly related to charging the battery. Plug-in hybrids such as the Volt still take hours to fully charge the batteries – a process that can been speeded up a bit with the installation of a $2,000 commercial-grade charger in the garage.
The lack of interest in the car has prevented GM from coming close to its early, optimistic sales projections. Discounted leases as low as $199 a month helped propel Volt sales in August to 2,831, pushing year-to-date sales to 13,500, well below the 40,000 cars that GM originally had hoped to sell in 2012.
Out in the trenches, even the cheap leases haven't always been effective.
A Chevrolet dealership that is part of an auto dealer group in Toms River, New Jersey, has sold only one Volt in the last year, said its president Adam Kraushaar. The dealership sells 90 to 100 Chevrolets a month.
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There are reasons to be relieved by — and concerned about — the reports that the Obama administration is preparing a "playbook" of rules for targeted killings of suspected terrorists abroad. If drone-strike assassinations — which have already killed more than 2,000 people in Pakistan and elsewhere — are to remain an important element of counter-terrorism strategy, it's preferable that there be formal criteria to guide the program. At the same time, the codification of rules further institutionalizes a policy that is morally problematic and may ultimately be self-defeating.
According to a report in the Washington Post, the new counter-terrorism manual will require White House approval of lethal strikes and the involvement of a variety of agencies — including the State Department — in adding names to a "kill list." Special procedures would be adopted for strikes targeting U.S. citizens abroad. But the Post said there would be an exemption from strict rules for drone strikes in Pakistan, where some attacks would continue to be launched not to target particular terrorists but because of suspicious activity such as the movement of stockpiles of weapons. Such a "carve-out" for Pakistan would render the regulations largely toothless.
The administration insists that targeted killings are legal under the Authorization for Use of Military Force passed by Congress after 9/11, which it interprets to include action against not only al-Qaida but "associated forces." And it maintains that holding U.S. citizenship doesn't confer any immunity on a terrorist who is planning an attack on Americans and cannot be captured. That apparently was the rationale for the drone strike in Yemen that killed Anwar Awlaki, the New Mexico-born propagandist for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.
We agree that the U.S. shouldn't have to sit on its hands while terrorists plan imminent attacks on Americans. But using drones to kill terrorists anywhere in the world because they might attack Americans in the future is a dramatic departure from traditional warfare. And while drone attacks may be more surgical than other sorts of airstrikes, they do kill innocent bystanders. (Last week the head of a UN human-rights panel said he would conduct an investigation of the "exponential rise" in drone strikes by the U.S. and others.) Complaints about civilian casualties from drone attacks in Pakistan have complicated U.S. relations with that country.
The administration hasn't been forthcoming enough about the legal and practical judgments underlying targeted killings. John Brennan, Obama's senior counter-terrorism adviser and his nominee to head the CIA, has said that the U.S. targets only individuals who pose a "significant threat to U.S. interests," such as leaders of al-Qaida or associated groups, operatives who are planning an attack, or someone with "unique operational skills that are being leveraged in a planned attack."
In discussing the criteria for targeting a U.S. citizen, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. has said the target must present an "imminent threat of violent attack against the United States." But he defined "imminent" in troublingly expansive terms: A target could pose an "imminent" threat if killing him would head off "future disastrous attacks." Finally, the administration has refused to make public a Justice Department memo providing the legal rationale for the attack on Awlaki.
Some civil libertarians have demanded that the government be required to seek a court order for targeted killings, at least of U.S. citizens. But neither the administration nor Congress has expressed any interest in involving the courts in the operation of the program. When Awlaki's family went to court to try to remove his name from a "kill list," a federal judge dismissed the complaint, holding that whether Awlaki was properly targeted for killing was a "political question," not a matter for the judiciary. Nine months later, he was killed.
In the coming weeks, the Senate Intelligence Committee will have an opportunity to demand answers about targeted killings when it holds hearings on Brennan's nomination to head the CIA. He should be prepared to share the contents of the proposed "playbook" and the legal authorities on which it rests. Decisions about targeted killings may rely on classified information, but the process by which such fateful decisions are made should not be a secret.
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Seems like there's a new list ranking cities and states every day, and plenty of them have Denver and/or Colorado at or near the top. In fact, we've ranked so mile high in so many different categories -- from healthiest to drunkest to happiest to most apt to use a condom -- that we've rounded up ten examples, featuring excerpts from and links to our original posts. After reading them, you'll feel sorry for everyone who isn't already a Coloradan. But we got here first.Big photos below.
Colorado is a national leader in condom use
Colorado is...the State Least Likely to Get Knocked Up or Contract the Dreaded Clap©. That's according to research conducted by the apparently bored folks at ACNielsen and published in the current issue of Women's Health, which we read religiously, by the way, because nothing passes the time like the old "Is it a sex toy or a household object game?" (2009)
Denver is the drunkest city in America
...You know what goes great with business deals? Getting hammered. And since we're so business friendly, and we do so many business deals, that probably explains why we're the Drunkest City in America, at least according to Men's Health. It's probably true. I'm hammered right now. Aren't you? (2008)
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EWG's renowned farm subsidy database reveals that taxpayer support goes mostly to large, profitable operations, not to sustainable family farms that truly need the help. We're working to change a badly broken system.
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Read MoreOn the same day that the House will vote to end health insurance subsidies for low income Americans, the House Agriculture Committee will vote to increase crop insurance subsidies for the largest and most profitable mega farms – and will cut nutrition assistance programs to pay for it.
Read MoreThe farm bill proposed yesterday by House Agriculture Committee leaders would cut funds for nutrition programs and the environment to help finance new price and revenue guarantees and increase insurance subsidies for the largest and most successful farm businesses.
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The original fifth-generation iPod simply output video through the Dock Connector to any accessory capable of reading the video signals. In 2007, however, Apple began requiring accessories to carry a special authentication chip in order to display video from iPod or iPhone devices. All iPod models manufactured since the fifth-generation iPod have had this requirement, and many of the older accessories built for the fifth-generation iPod were never updated to provide this additional capability.
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Talking and listening to people who are the same age can offer a better understanding of normal life changes. This concept is the premise of OASIS' newest initiative Talk & Listen free group sessions. OASIS is inviting adults 50 years and older to participate in the sessions that are held at The Oaks at DeWitt and at other Syracuse-area residential living communities.
"Talk & Listen groups are comprised of eight to 12 older adults who are willing to meet on a weekly basis to discuss issues common to their age. The confidential sessions are overseen by trained volunteers and provide an opportunity for older adults to share concerns and to learn how to become active listeners to one another," said OASIS Director Lauren Feiglin.
The group sessions are an offshoot of OASIS' Peer to Peer program. "Peer to Peer is a free and confidential service comprised of trained volunteers who offer a listening ear to other older adults who need to talk about a problem or who just want someone to check in with on a regular basis," said Peer to Peer Coordinator Marilyn Sharron, a certified social worker who developed the Talk & Listen concept.
OASIS, a life enrichment program for older adults, is sponsored by University Hospital and Kaufmann's Department Store.
To join a Talk & Listen group session or for more information about the Peer to Peer Program, call 315-464-5909.
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I live in Oklahoma City, which is just north of Norman Oklahoma where the University of Oklahoma resides, and south of the campus up in Still Water. Also got the Thunder who play downtown.
VERY conservative area - although it's very social and neo conservative. More positives are that my representatives do seem to be very well versed in nullification. They're pursuing nullifying some federal gun laws in an effort to get gun manufacturers here.
Unemployment rate is better here than the bigger cities, housing market much more stable (affordable) and banks much more viable - smaller banks stay out of derivatives largely from what I can tell. New businesses are going up all over the place.
Good thing about Oklahoma is the people are not in a lot of debt (compared to the rest of the nation) so they have money to spend - hopefully on your business. lol.. It's a very family-centric state, which does lend itself to social conservatism but also to a more stable financial situation.
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I wonder if anyone on has any insight as to how about asking a brewery about how to clone their beer? I know that Jamil has the recipes for the most part handed to him on CAN YOU BREW IT. I just wonder if a brewery will be a nice just to give you all the info if your just John Q Public. If you have had luck how did you go about it? email, phone call, in person, letter, carrier pigeon?
Just ask, the worst they can do is say no. I've tried before with mixed success. Fullers divulging their 1845 recipe...nope. Smaller brew pubs...sure, why not.
Well I happen to know most of the local brewers so I just ask what their grain bill and hop schedule looks like. Work my way towards specific mash temps. I don't see how it could hurt to fire off an email explaining how you just lover their XYZ ale and as a home brewer you would like to try to make it and do it justice.
Just dig up an email addy for the brewery (preferably the brewer) or even a facebook page, and tell them you are a homebrewer and ask them your question or for their recipe. Most brewers/breweries are amiable to us homebrewers, since many of them are homebrewers or ex homebrewers themselves. I've head of very few breweries NOT being helpful, obviously mostly the macros and maybe some snobbier brewpubs or micros. But it's the exception rather than the rule. Just be prepared to get their recipes as either in the measurments THEY use and have to scale it down, or more than likely you will get the percentages in the grist like; 48% base malt 12% vienna 20% Crystal 10 10% Crystal 30 5% Corn Hopped to 18 Ibus with centennial. Og 1.070. You'll have to then use brewing software to input it in and tweak it. But email/even facebook is the easiest. I've always gotten responses back from the brewers I've talked to.
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I agree with Ace Club. A local microbrewery/HBS has given me tips for cloning their beers. I would highly recommend going in and becoming a regular. Then you can start bringing in your home brews, ask for some pointers, and casually ask about their beers. You'll be able to gauge whether it's worth asking more depending on how they respond. Like I said, I've had success going in person and getting buddy-buddy with the guys there. If they like you, they will want to help you succeed, since they were once doing the same thing (at least at your local breweries). Good luck!
I have done that. I emailed Schlenkerla to ask them about their beer (love a good Rauchbier). Haven't heard back yet but was just wondering how successful people where.
Bad news got the word today that they will not give any info on the beer. This is some of the letter I got back.Please understand however, that we can not give out the detailed recipees for our Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier - they are old family secrets. A general description with some information can however be found athttp://www.schlenkerla.de/rauchbier/sorten/sortene.html. Also, there is nowadays quite some literature for homebrewers with recipees for "smokey" beer (not the real Schlenkerla recipe, though - especially since our own made Schlenkerla smoked malt is NOT available commercially). I hope for your understanding and remain with best regards from Bamber Oh well guess I'm going have to do it the hard way..... Its a shame to have to drink all the trials that will happen.


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1) Make sure the Tournament Director has a phone number where you can be reached.
2) It is your responsibility to know your match time. Ask a member of the tournament staff where the match times will be posted, and at what time you can expect to have access to that information.
4) Come prepared to play when your match is called.
5) Make sure you know the scoring format before you take the court.
6) Ask how practice courts are handled - fees, scheduling, location.
7) If you are unable to play a match, notify the tournament director or site director as soon as you know you will not be playing.
8) If you are delayed by circumstances beyond your control, notify the site director promptly.
9) Bring your USTA card and have an identification tag on your racquet bag.
10) Have adequate water and/or sports drinks and nutrition available to you on court
11) Be patient. Officials have no control over weather or match lengths.
12) Report your score to the tournament desk and request your next match time if applicable. If you are out of the tournament, thank the tournament or site director for their efforts.
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This one-take, late night performance on the mini-cam might just be all this track needs in the way of a video.
Diddy sets up his forthcoming LP, Last Train To Paris, nicely at the BET Awards with a star-studded performance of Waka Flocka's "O Let's Do It" and "Hello Good Morning".
Diddy shows off @ The Puerto Rican Day Parade this weekend, alongside Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Fabolous, and the Bad Boy fam. You can hate him now.
It's official, Diddy grabs two of his new Supreme Team for the official remix to "Hello Good Morning". Ross kills his verse, but Nicki gets a little too silly this time around. Diddy takes things in a strange new direction later on in the song, with a beat change up reminiscent of Biggie's final verse [cont.]
The Diddy promotional tour continues as Diddy and Dirty Money perform the song "Hello, Good Morning" on Friday Night With Jonathon Ross.
New interview for Diddy with Nightline. Talks about his hard work, his success and a lot more. They talk about his brand, his names and Diddy the person. Check it out.
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Wounded Marine to share story at TBI Veterans service
Date: November 7, 2012
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
Michael Jernigan's dog, Brittani, has accompanied him on 47 roundtrip flights. They've been everywhere together, from routine grocery trips to Yankee Stadium, in New York.
When he graduated with his degree in history last spring from the University of South Florida, Brittani accompanied him across the stage and wore her own gown.
"She went to every class I did," Jernigan said with a chuckle.
Brittani was at Jernigan's side when Temple Beth Israel members visited the Southeastern Guide Dogs facility in Palmetto during a summer field trip.
There, members learned his story.
A roadside bomb in Iraq blinded the U.S. Marine Corps veteran in August 2004. He had 30 surgeries over the next 12 months to treat severe head, knee and hand injuries.
More than five years ago, Jernigan became the first veteran to receive a guide dog through Southeastern Guide Dogs' Paws for Patriots program, which provides service dogs to wounded veterans.
Brittani will be at Jernigan's side this Friday, when he shares his story at the Temple Beth Israel Veterans service.
"Our goal is to honor a very brave veteran, and at this time, when we observe Veterans Day, to remind the community of their service and their sacrifice to us, and then to, as part of that honoring, try to raise funds for a dog," said Rabbi Jonathan Katz.
Jernigan said that he hesitated slightly when Southeastern Guide Dogs contacted him about getting a dog three or four months after he was injured but quickly warmed to the idea.
His first guide dog, Kera, didn't work out because Jernigan has a left drift when he walks, and Kera didn't correct his gait.
Brittani turned out to be a good fit. Not only did she help him to walk in a straight line, but her outgoing nature matched Jernigan's personality.
Temple members hope to raise $3,600, which will cover the cost of securing and training one Southeastern guide dog.
Jernigan credits Brittani with giving him a high level of independence.
"I've been all over the place with my dog," he said. "You leave your pet at home, but she goes everywhere with me and helps me when she's out with me."
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When people ask First Lady Michelle Obama to describe herself, she doesn't hesitate to say that first and foremost, she is Malia and Sasha's mom.
But before she was a mother -- or a wife, lawyer or public servant -- she was Fraser and Marian Robinson's daughter.
The Robinsons lived in a brick bungalow on the South Side of Chicago. Fraser was a pump operator for the Chicago Water Department, and despite being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at a young age, he hardly ever missed a day of work. Marian stayed home to raise Michelle and her older brother Craig, skillfully managing a busy household filled with love, laughter, and important life lessons.
A product of Chicago public schools, Mrs. Obama studied sociology and African-American studies at Princeton University. After graduating from Harvard Law School in 1988, she joined the Chicago law firm Sidley & Austin, where she later met the man who would become the love of her life.
After a few years, Mrs. Obama decided her true calling was working with people to serve their communities and their neighbors. She served as assistant commissioner of planning and development in Chicago's City Hall before becoming the founding executive director of the Chicago chapter of Public Allies, an AmeriCorps program that prepares youth for public service.
In 1996, Mrs. Obama joined the University of Chicago with a vision of bringing campus and community together. As Associate Dean of Student Services, she developed the university's first community service program, and under her leadership as Vice President of Community and External Affairs for the University of Chicago Medical Center, volunteerism skyrocketed.
Promoting Service and working with young people has remained a staple of her career and her interest. Continuing this effort now as First Lady, Mrs. Obama in 2010 launched Let's Move!, a campaign to bring together community leaders, teachers, doctors, nurses, moms and dads in a nationwide effort to tackle the challenge of childhood obesity. Let's Move! has an ambitious but important goal: to solve the epidemic of childhood obesity within a generation.
Let's Move! will give parents the support they need, provide healthier food in schools, help our kids to be more physically active, and make healthy, affordable food available in every part of our country.
In 2011, Mrs. Obama and Dr. Jill Biden together launched Joining Forces, a nationwide initiative that mobilizes all sectors of society to give our service members and their families the opportunities and support they have earned, and to raise awareness of military families' unique needs as pertains to employment, education and wellness. Joining Forces has been working hand in hand with American businesses who are committed to answering the President's challenge to hire or train 100,000 unemployed veterans and military spouses by 2013.
As First Lady, Mrs. Obama looks forward to continuing her work on the issues close to her heart — supporting military families, helping working women balance career and family, encouraging national service, promoting the arts and arts education, and fostering healthy eating and healthy living for children and families across the country.
Michelle and Barack Obama have two daughters: Malia, 13, and Sasha, 10. Like their mother, the girls were born on the South Side of Chicago.
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Branched Offices by Projectiles
This cluster of offices in northern France are raised above the ground like treehouses, supported by a forest of roughly sawn wooden columns. More »
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This pod-shaped woodland retreat floats on a net between the trees in Dorset, UK. More »
Feral House Nichoir by Matali Crasset
A diamond-shaped cabin on legs is the first of four woodland hotel rooms to be completed by French designer Matali Crasset. More »
Cabin by Cyrén & Cyrén
This tree-top hotel room by Swedish architects Cyrén & Cyrén is accessed via a bridge leading from the hilly forest to an entrance on the roof. More »
Dezeen archive: treehouses
Dezeen archive: since The Bird's Nest by Inrednin Gsgruppen was so frequently mentioned on Twitter this week, so we have compiled a selection of stories from the Dezeen archive about treehouses. See all the stories »
The Bird's Nest by Inrednin Gsgruppen
This huge nest with a retractable staircase by Swedish designers Inrednin Gsgruppen forms part of a hotel in the trees in northern Sweden. More »
Tree House by Ravnikar Potokar
This trapezium-shaped box sitting on four slanting legs is a garden playhouse by Slovenian firm Ravnikar Potokar. More »
Outlandia by Malcolm Fraser Architects
Edinburgh studio Malcolm Fraser Architects have completed this wooden treehouse housing an artists' studio in Glen Nevis, Scotland.
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Tree Hotel by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter
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Dr. Kelly K. Cole graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine in 1987. She works in Lexington, KY and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Cole is affiliated with Baptists Health Lexington. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 28 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1987
Hospital Affiliations: Baptists Health Lexington
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I take your point LesF and I did think about trying to crop them out but the image was based around the column and arch "swooping" across the diagonal which with the tighter crop was lost a bit. Maybe a better solution would have been to use a wider lens but mine only goes down to 18mm. Ah well there is a Christmas present suggestion. Christmas - it wont be long now lol
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Like this cleverly worked out approach with the column on the diagonal and two examples of the vaulting detail. And haven't you handled the low lighting so well!
A very original composition and shot, Ian.
If I tried this my neck would be complaining for days thereafter
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To be fair the composition was mine but the camera did all the hard work with the low lighting shooting 3 hand held bracketed shot on rapid fire at ISO1600. The 8 frames per second fire rate made the hand held (1 handed too) HDR shot possible. This HDR shot comprised of three bracketed shots at -2, -1 and 0 stops.
Glad you liked it though aand glad the composition came over.
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Yeah you are right but if anyone asks I need a wider lens to forward my photography skills - roll on Christmas LOL
This like I said was taken one handed on the fly as they called us for the tower tour - 275 steps - images from top to follow.
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El Paso Roller Derby girls are battling it out for a good cause
El Paso, TX (KTSM) — Have any plans this weekend? If not, why not head to a roller derby game for a good cause?
The El Paso Roller Derby girls, the TexPistols, will have off against the H.A.R.D Starlets from Flagstaff, AZ.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. It'll be held at Nations Tobin Park located at 8831 Railroad Dr. in Northeast El Paso.
Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. It's $5 for military members. Kids 10 and under get in free with an adult. Food and snacks will be sold. Some of the proceeds will benefit the El Paso Child Crisis Center.
For more information: http://www.elpasorollerderby.com/


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SIR - The United States has been the global advocate of free trade, persuading (or twisting the arm) of many third-world countries. However, it has failed to walk the talk ("Afta Doha", September 6th).
Waning subsidies in rich countries are not acceptable: they should be scrapped. Period. Until they are, it is useless to demand that third-world countries, which do not look up to rich countries anymore, forgo any mechanism available to protect themselves from such subsidies.
The third world is very much aware of the double standard rich countries pursue when promoting the very sound idea of free trade, and won't fall for it. The United States lost its global leadership not because of the rise of other powers, but because it failed to live up to the standards it supposedly stood for.
On the bright side, the United States at least preaches high standards. France has made an utter embarrassment of itself and the European Union by its pork barrel approach to subsidies.
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The number of women in the 120-member Legislature has fallen from a peak of 37 in 2006 to 32 this year. Groups that promote women running for public office are concerned the trend will continue this election year.
They also worry about how the drop-off will affect policy decisions.
Bettina Duval, president of CALIFORNIALIST, which has raised more than $1 million to support female candidates, fears women could lose three to five legislative seats this year. That would accelerate the gradual decline.
California ranked sixth in the nation in the percentage of women serving in the Legislature in 2004 but now ranks 19th.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014The University of California Board of Regents is set to debate a proposed tuition increase Wednesday. UC President Janet Napolitano's plan would raise tuition by five percent for the next five years – unless the state increases the UC's funding.
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