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Fresnel Lenses - (35 companies)...screens, respectively. Applications. When used for projection applications, Fresnel lenses reduce image quality as noted above, so that their use is most appropriate in non-critical uses or those prohibiting the bulk of a conventional lens. General... Search by Specification | Learn More
Lamps - (1890 companies)Lamps are light sources that emit incoherent light for illumination. There are many different types of products. Examples include fluorescent lamps, halogen lamps, heat lamps, incandescent lamps, LED lamps, projection lamps, spectral lamps... Search by Specification | Learn More
Conical and Telescopic Screw Covers - (12 companies)Conical and telescopic screw covers are used to protect ball, acme and lead screws from contaminants. Conical screw covers and telescopic screw covers are used to protect ball, acme, and lead screws from contaminants. Ball, acme, and lead screws... Learn More
Conical Screw Mixers - (66 companies)Conical screw mixers use a rotating screw that progresses around the periphery of a conical hopper. The screw lifts solids from the bottom of the hopper to the top, where the mixture flows by gravity back into the screw. Mixing occurs around... Search by Specification | Learn More
Projection Screens - (105 companies)Projection Screens Information. Projection screens are used to display images from overhead and video projectors. Projection screens include fixed frame screens, portable and folding screens, electric screens, rear projection, and manual wall... Learn More
No Image AvailableProjection Lamps - (59 companies)Projection lamps use a built-in reflector to concentrate light in a particular direction. They are used in applications such as slide projection, microfilm, overhead projection, movies, medical / scientific instruments, airport runways, and others... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableNuts - (1346 companies)Nuts are a type of hardware fastener with a tapped inner diameter. They are used with a mating threaded bolt or rod to secure components. There are many sizes and varieties of nuts; each with a particular fastening purpose. Some nuts can be applied without tools, and others may have special designs to prevent the nut from loosening. Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableOptical Lens Assemblies - (146 companies)Optical lens assemblies are composed of a number of lenses mounted for a particular imaging function. These can include telecentric lenses, collimators, beam expanders, zoom lenses, etc. Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableScrews - (1343 companies)...are common for particular types of hardware, like screws meant for fence or window applications. Screw Dimensions. The chamfer angle on the underside of the head, known as the countersink, mates with a conical recess in the workpiece so the head may rest... Search by Specification | Learn More
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Jaygo, Inc.
Conical Screw Processors Jaygo's - Conical Screw Processors are used as mixers, blenders, homogenizers, reaction vessels, vacuum dryers and live storage hoppers. They are used in the following industries: Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Food, Cosmetics, Plastics and Rubber. Saturn Conical Screw Processors can be supplied in carbon steel, varying grades of stainless steel and other exotic alloys.The Saturn Conical screw mixer can be supplied with a jacket. Jacketed units are available for heating and cooling... (read more)Browse Industrial Mixers Datasheets for Jaygo, Inc. -
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Conical Screw Bulk Blenders & Processors Jaygo builds Saturn Conical Screw Blenders and Processors for use as bulk blending bins, reaction vessels, vacuum dryers and live storage hoppers. They are used in the following industries: Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Food, Cosmetics, Plastics and Rubber. Saturn Conical Screw Processors can be supplied in carbon steel, varying grades of stainless steel and other exotic alloys. The Saturn Conical screw mixer can be supplied with a jacket. Jacketed units are available for heating... (read more)Browse Conical Screw Mixers Datasheets for Jaygo, Inc. -
Fennell Spring Company
Conical, Concave, Convex Compression Springs Custom, precision, stress-relieved, high tolerance … what you can expect from Fennell Spring. Available in a variety of sizes and constant cylindrical diameters, as well as conical, concave, convex or any combination of these shapes based on your application. ISO Certified. Fennell Spring 's in-house grinding operation assures our ends meet your needs. (read more) -
Para Light Corp.
Industrial and Outdoor Projection Lamps Features. Aluminum die casting heat sink base with Natural convection heat dissipation. Integrated CREE X Lamp LED and the LED projection lamp has high power efficiency. LED projection lamp has instant on/off features and does not have a flicker effect. Does not produce ultra violet (UV) light or IR. All materials meet green product according to RoHS requirement. Universal AC input /Full range, 100~277Vac / 50~60Hz. The viewing angle is 25 degree. Short circuit / Over current / Over voltage... (read more) -
KOBOLD Instruments, Inc.
SV - Float-Type Flowmeters and Switches KOBOLD SV flowmeters and flow switches work on the well-known float system, but without the use of an open conical measuring tube. Instead, these float-type flowmeters use a cylindrical control tube with a conical groove along its axis. The upper edge of the float indicates the flow on the measuring glass, which is calibrated in GPM or SCFM. (read more)Browse Flow Meters Datasheets for KOBOLD Instruments, Inc. -
Chongqing Zhaohong Technology Co., Ltd.
Cup Jewel Bearing Cup jewels contain four types: spherical bearing, conical bearings, double cups on one surface bearing, and single cup on double surfaces bearing. These cup jewels are mainly used for movement system in electronic meter, hot water meter, liquid measuring instrument, single-phase KHW meter, triphase KHW meter, aviation and navigation instruments, weather apparatus and many other kinds of instruments and apparatus. (read more) -
Metcal / OK International, Inc.
Metcal MFR-1160 Single Output Soldering System deg;. .13 ˜ (3.3mm). SSC-X36A. Chisel 30 °. .10 ˜ (2.5mm. SSC-X42A. Long Reach Chisel 60 °. .07 ˜ (1.78mm). SSC-X70A. Long Chisel. .07 ˜ (1.78mm). SSC-X37A. Chisel 30 °. .07 ˜ (1.78mm). SSC-X38A. Chisel 30 °. .06 ˜ (1.5mm). SSC-X25A. Chisel 30 °. .04 ˜ (1.0mm). SSC-X74A. Conical Sharp. .055 ˜ (1.4mm). SSC-X01A. Conical Sharp. .04 ˜ (1.0mm). SSC-X22A. Conical Sharp. .02 ˜ (0.51mm). SSC-X72A. Conical Chisel. .07... (read more)Browse Soldering Irons, Stations, and Accessories Datasheets for Metcal / OK International, Inc. -
Fennell Spring Company
Fennell Custom Compression Springs; ISO Certified Custom, precision, stress-relieved, high tolerance … what you can expect from Fennell Spring. Available in a variety of sizes and constant cylindrical diameters, as well as conical, concave, convex or any combination of these shapes based on your application. Fennell Spring's in-house grinding operation assures our ends meet your needs. How We Work. Our 65,000 square foot manufacturing facility houses state of the art coiling and wire-forming equipment in the capable hands... (read more) -
KOBOLD Instruments, Inc.
SWK - Compact Flowmeters and Switches KOBOLD SWK flowmeters and flow switches operate on the suspended-float principle, but without the use of a conical measuring tube. A float with orifice moves in the direction of flow against the force of a spring in a cylindrical guide tube. The float contains a permanent magnet, which operates an adjustable setpoint contact mounted on the outside. This flowmeter and switch is compact and can be mounted in any orientation. The SWK is ideally suited for monitoring low flows in applications where... (read more)Browse Flow Switches Datasheets for KOBOLD Instruments, Inc. -
Moffatt Products, Inc.
Task Lighting Where You Need It Moffatt Products - 100 Watt C-Clamp Base Task Lights feature a C-Clamp base that attaches to any surface up to two inches thick. A bright conical reflector puts light where you need it, while double-wall shade keeps outer surfaces cool. Vinyl-coated flex arm ensures durable positioning of the light. 100 Watt C-Clamp Base Task LightC-Clamp Base attaches to any surface up to two inches thick. Arm Length Options: 18" or 24". Double-wall shade keeps outer surfaces cool. Bright conical reflector... (read more)Browse Lighting Fixtures Datasheets for Moffatt Products, Inc.
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Lambert's Conformal Conical Projection .
Conical projection algorithms for linear programming
Conical projection algorithms for linear programming .
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Karmarkar's algorithm, Linear programming, Projective algorithm, Conical projection , Interior methods.
on a stereographic or conical projection are straight lines convergent at the pole the plot of the loxodrome will be an equiangular (logarithmic) spiral.
Electron Tomography
Weighted back-projection methods, on the other hand, have been extended to the reconstruction from conical projection series (Radermacher, 1980; Radermacher and Hoppe, 1978) and offer a very efficient solution.
Rapid 3D regularized EM reconstruction for Compton cameras using GPU
...of the system matrix for a typical Compton camera is extremely large, it is impractical to use a caching scheme that reads pre-stored values of the elements of the system matrix instead of repeatedly calculating conical projection and backprojection which are...
Three-dimensional periodic oscillations generating from plane periodic ones around the collinear Lagrangian points
The linear stability character of each orbit is also examined through the characteristic exponents and many orbit illustrations are given in conical projections .
GPU-accelerated 3D Bayesian image reconstruction from Compton scattered data
In this paper we propose GPU (graphics processing unit)-accelerated methods that can rapidly perform conical projection and backprojection on the fly.
Optical tweezing and micromanipulation.
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Traditional universities, taught and administrated by traditional staff rarely deviate from conventional methods of teaching, yet as the needs of the modern workforce become focused on broad skill sets such as logic, writing and thinking and less on learning specific facts, such teaching methods have become anachronistic. Instead, governments, foundations or wealthy individuals ought to fund completely new schools based on the needs of the current workforce. For example, the Olin Foundation endowed a new kind of college (Olin College) to fundamentally change how engineering is taught. The college does not have separate academic departments and all faculty members hold five-year contracts with no opportunity for tenure. Olin College's new method of teaching engineering has been widely praised amongst engineering firms—other colleges and universities should seek similar innovations.


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Dr. Rob Eyler, SSU economics professor and director of the university's Center for Regional Economic Analysis gave his annual economic forecast, covering how the six North Bay counties are finally breaking out of the recession's wake and catching up to the rest of the Bay Area in terms of stability. "One of the main differences this year is simply the move from recovery to expansion," said Eyler.
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"The beauty of the North Bay is its proximity to the Bay Area, and people seeing the Wine Country and the North Bay generally as a regular escape," said Eyler. "Food and beverage manufacturing, our cheese and beer and bakeries expansion, may be the next step in driving more tourism here and going beyond--and complementing-- the wine experiences."
Joan Weill, vice-chair of the Green Music Center and Dr. William Silver, dean of SSU's School of Business and Economics, participated in a panel discussion.
--Tom Arthurs
Women's basketball: Seawolves lose final home game to Cal State Stanislaus
In the 2014-15 home finale for the women's basketball team, the Seawolves weren't able to celebrate with a victory as they lost 36-53 to Cal State Stanislaus Saturday night at the Wolves' Den. The Seawolves see their record drop to 4-16 overall, 6-19 in conference play.
Softball: Seawolves salvage double-header with nightcap victory
After losing to Cal State Dominguez Hills Toros 1-6 in the opener, the Sonoma State Softball team returned fire in game two with a three-run fourth inning and took the win with a final score of 5-1. The Seawolves rise to 9-3 this season.
Men's tennis: Seawolves lose to Slugs 4-5
The men's tennis team suffered a 4-5 loss to visiting UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. The men's tennis team fell to 1-4 on the year, the Banana Slugs rose to 2-4.
Women's tennis: Seawolves give slugs generous dose of sodium
The Sonoma State women's tennis team cruised to a 9-0 victory over visiting UC Santa Cruz on Saturday to improve to 4-3 this season. Leire Martinez got off to a slow start in the first set, but rallied for the 7-5, 6-0 win at No. 1 singles. All other Seawolves swept past their opponents with ease for the 9-0 shutout.
--Tom Arthurs
Geologists around the world are known for their love of the outdoors, and Bero, who has been lecturing at Sonoma State for the past eight years, is no exception. He has spent nearly every weekend during the past 20 years hiking the trails and enjoying the sweeping vistas of his native Marin County. But unlike day hikers gazing at the panoramic ocean views, Bero's focus is on the rocks beneath him.
]]> "I have lived and worked in the Bay Area for much of my career," says Bero. "Not all geologists are fortunate enough to have world-class geologic localities right out their front door. I have always been drawn to the beauty of Marin County and the rocks of the Franciscan Complex underlying the area. That combination has kept my interest and has remained my research focus for over two decades."
The rocks of the Franciscan Complex make up the remnants of an ancient subduction zone, where oceanic crustal rocks are pushed down to great depths beneath a continent. During this process, rocks are altered by increased heat and pressure, later moving back toward the surface along a series of complex faults.
"The unique thing about Ring Mountain is the concentration and variety of the high grade metamorphic blocks that occur there," says Bero. Metamorphic blocks are rare, ancient rocks composed of unusual minerals. "The variety of temperature and pressure conditions recorded by these metamorphic blocks has made this area a key laboratory for a better understanding of the subduction process."
"I've spent many days out there during the past 20 years mapping sorting out the variety of rock types and multiple fault offsets representing about 160 million years of local earth history," says Bero. "I hope these geologic maps and accompanying report will be useful for those in the geologic community considering, or actively involved in, research in the area, as well as those teaching or leading field trips in one of the classic area of the Franciscan Complex."
Professor Bero's geologic maps of Ring Mountain and the Tiburon Peninsula, as well as a detailed report on the geology and structure of the area, Map Sheet 62, can be purchased from the California Geological Survey.
--Philip Mooney
The 26th annual Sonoma State University Career Fair is Wednesday, Feb. 25, and this year SSU Career Services has put together the most diverse field of employers in the event's history.
The fair is at capacity this year, with 115 employers attending, and Career Services advisor Ann Mansfield also worked to increase diversity. "I originally looked at the majors offered here and I said 'We are going to try to get something for every category,'" said Mansfield. "We worked really hard to keep that goal in mind of offering up the most diverse set of employers that we could. What we have come up with, I think, is an incredible list of employers."
There are dozens of employment fields represented at the Career Fair this year, each specifically tailored to suit SSU's student population. "Looking at the list, the diversity of employers this year is crazy compared to last year," said Brittany Silva, student assistant in the Career Services office. Employers range from the fields of health sciences, financial institutions, government agencies and more, with companies and agencies including Jackson Family Wines, Trumpet Behavioral Health and even the FBI.
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Not only does the Career Fair bring employers looking to recruit possible hires, but it also brings opportunities for internships and future job opportunities. "This is an important event for students at every stage of their college career--not just their senior year," said Mansfield. "Career development starts the minute you walk onto this campus."
Students are encouraged to prepare for the Career Fair by dressing business casual, with plenty of resumes. "My recommendation is to look at who's coming and be prepared," said Mansfield. "Pick out people that you think might be interesting and do some research. So when you approach them, you have a 30 second personal pitch prepared."
Striking up a conversation can be the most important part of a networking event like the Career Fair. "It can be intimidating for students to approach employers sometimes, but the more students take the opportunity to have these conversations the more their confidence and communication skills will grow," said Mansfield. "This helps gain practice in how to conduct themselves when seeking out jobs, internships or other future endeavors."
Though the Career Fair is the largest event offered by Career Services, career advising appointments and workshops are offered year round.
The Career Fair is Wednesday Feb. 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the student center ballroom. Students and alumni that cannot attend the Career Fair can visit Seawolf Jobs, a job forum available only to SSU students and alumni. To visit Seawolf Jobs and for more information about the 2015 Career Fair, visit www.sonoma.edu/career.
--Katie Beermann
Jim Meyer, the first vice president for development at Sonoma State, came to the school in 1988 and put together a fundraising drive with a goal of $500,000. "Henry was my honorary chairperson for that drive," said Meyer. With a board of advisors consisting of 24 "key leaders from the region," Meyer said Trione's help was invaluable in making connections to potential donors. Trione's personal support of the university at the time opened many doors, but he didn't ask for recognition--his work was almost always done behind the scenes.
One of the few examples of Trione's generosity that does bear his name is the Trione Courtyard at SSU's Green Music Center. The beautiful, stone-tiled courtyard is lined with 120-year-old olive trees and leads to Weill Hall, the main performance space and crown jewel of the Center. A metal plaque identifies the Trione Family as the benefactor who made the courtyard possible with a $1.1 million gift in 2005.
]]> It wasn't just the monetary donation that made a difference in this case. The economy was struggling at the time and donations of any size, especially those in the seven-figure range, were hard to come by. Stuart Jones, SSU's vice president for development at the time of the donation, was quoted in the Press Democrat saying, "[Trione's] leadership has been critical, and his family name has lent the project enormous credibility... To be able to say that people like Henry Trione have endorsed this project... has meant a lot to (its) success."But Trione's connection to Sonoma State extends beyond the Green Music Center. There are traces of his influence on the university as far back as 1996, when Trione, who owned Geyser Peak Winery at the time, was on the steering committee that helped found Sonoma State's Wine Business Program (now called the Wine Business Institute). And following through with his initial commitment, Trione donated $500,000 to the Wine Business Institute in 2000. His sons opened Trione Winery in Geyserville 2008.
Another passion of Trione's was polo, and in 2012 he championed a new project: the nonprofit California Equestrian Park and Event Center. With his support, CEPEC has grown to include partnerships with Sonoma State's equestrian team and other groups, with the goal of building a world class, equestrian sports complex for use by equestrians and the general public.
Of his numerous charitable endeavors, Trione's biggest gift to Sonoma County may have been Anadel State Park, which he spent more than $1 million to save from development in the 1970s. When the park was slated for closure in 2012, he offered up $100,000 to keep it open while other funding sources were located. But the park, like most of his philanthropic efforts, does not bear his name.
Along with Don Green, Trione received the North Bay Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award from the Sonoma State University Entrepreneurship Advisory Board in 2002.
"Henry has been generous for a multitude of things," said Meyer. "He was just a very special person."
--Nicolas Grizzle
Jones, who is currently playing on the Cheek to Cheek tour with Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, will make a one-day stop at Sonoma State to work with students in the jazz program. He program for this performance in Weill Hall is "One More Time: The Music of Count Basie Featuring Harold Jones."
Jones' style makes him the quintessential big-band drummer, with a crisp, clean sound notable for the high-pitched snare drum crack. He wastes no element of motion, sets up figures beautifully and plays wonderful fills only when necessary.
]]> The clinic is free, 1-3 p.m. in Weill Hall at the Green Music Center. An open rehearsal in Weill Hall with the SSU jazz orchestra is also free, 5-6:30 p.m. Admission to the 7:30 p.m. concert, "One More Time: The Music of Count Basie Featuring Harold Jones" in Weill Hall is $8 (SSU student tickets are free). For more information or tickets call 664.2324 or click here for tickets.
The weekly Jazz Forum takes place Wednesdays in GMC 1029 unless otherwise noted. Visiting artists include guitarist Rez Abbasi February 18; trombonist John Fedchock March 25; the Carlitos Medrano Afro-Cuban Jazz Quintet April 1; and saxophonist Ron Dziubla April 15. Visit http://www.sonoma.edu/music/concert_calendar/jazzforums_sp15.html for a full schedule.
"We already have an electrical engineering club, which is geared toward the boys," says Alyssa Afa'ese, electrical engineering major and president of SSU's new Society For Women Engineers club. "Women are underrepresented in our major, so we wanted to start and organization where women can work together."
The club began in fall 2014 and is working to inspire young women at Sonoma State to pursue their interest in engineering science. Afa'ese believes many women are apprehensive about joining the engineering department because of its low percentage of female students.
]]> Only 14 of the 105 electrical engineering majors at Sonoma State are women, says Lynn Stauffer, dean of the School of Science and Technology. "The Society of Women Engineers club is an impressive group of women interested in encouraging women to pursue engineering careers," she says. "Given the far-reaching impacts of the work engineers do--from building bridges to designing microprocessors--the value of a broadened perspective provided by a diverse engineering workforce helps to ensure the best designs and solutions are found."
Afa'ese credits her interest in electrical engineering to her parents, who inspired her to pursue a career with proportionally few women.
"My mother encouraged me to join this male-dominated field that was in need of female leaders," says Afa'ese. "As a minority, my father also spent 30 years working for a nuclear power-plant beneath engineers. My parents are my biggest motivators and have had a big influence in my choice of study."
Though the club only has 10 members (all women), it has seen interest from both undergraduate and graduate students, and welcomes the support and interest of men.
Already, the Society of Women Engineers has become a resource for the women in the major. "We have done a couple tours [of local engineering companies]," says Afa'ese. "We have a lot of graduate students in our club and they need more internship and job opportunities, as well as networking, so we set up tours last semester for them."
The club has also partnered with the Electrical Engineering Club at Sonoma State to encourage collaboration.
Miah Crockett, treasurer of the Society for Women Engineers club, feels the reported ratio of women to men in the science field is a conservative estimate. "That statistic of 24 percent surprises me--I would think it would be lower," she says, describing how many of her classes are filled with men rather than women, which makes the environment more intimidating. She sees a club like the Society of Women Engineers as something that can bridge the gender divide within the major.
"A club like this gives girls an opportunity to not be scared to study engineering," says Crockett. The club meets weekly in Salazar Hall.
--Kayla Galloway
Now in its second year of operation, Ticket to Success has provided opportunities for more than 2,000 elementary school students from 12 different schools in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park to visit campus and attend a sporting event. By the time basketball season comes to a close, more than 1,250 elementary students will have visited the Sonoma State campus this year, interacting with student athletes from all 14 intercollegiate sports and meeting faculty from the kinesiology and biology departments.
"When students visit university campuses they begin to imagine collegiate life as a possibility," says Rachel Monarrez, assistant superintendent of K-6 curriculum and instruction for Santa Rosa City Schools. "Partnerships like Ticket to Success with Sonoma State University represents a collaborative effort that is yielding phenomenal results."
]]> With 10 elementary school students by their side, Sonoma State student athletes accepted a resolution from ASI at a ceremony in SSU's gymnasium. The resolution was written to commend the student athletes for their outstanding work with community outreach, particularly with the Ticket to Success program.
"The Associated Students is extremely proud of the leadership and commitment to community service exemplified by the Sonoma State University student athletes," said ASI president Anthony Gallino. "The Ticket to Success program illustrates the investment of our student athletes in the local community and positively represents Sonoma State University as an institution of higher learning."
SSU students in the program lead tours around the campus, making stops at classrooms where faculty are on hand to meet the kids and talk to them about the importance of higher education. Students also hear from coaches and student athletes about their own college experiences. Then, it's off to a sports event on campus.
"SSU's Ticket to Success program is a wonderful way to encourage interest and participation in athletics and to introduce students to scholar-athlete role models," says Jenni Klose, director of Santa Rosa City Schools' Board of Education. "We are grateful to SSU for helping our district create a college-going culture for all students."
"We are incredibly honored to be recognized by ASI for the positive effect our student athletes have had on these kids," said Holli Brown, SSU senior softball player and president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee. "Ticket to Success has not only given kids the chance to learn more about college, but it have also given us the opportunity to give back to our community. In some respects this program has quite possibly impacted the student athletes more than anyone else."
"The Hamel Family Faculty Chair in Wine Business is a transformational gift," said William Silver, dean of the School of Business and Economics at SSU. "It has enabled us to go out and recruit the best wine business faculty in the world, and to support the great faculty we already have here as they teach the new generation of wine business leaders and produce the research to help wine businesses deliver results."
Wilson is currently director of the Masters of Science in Wine Business programs at Dijon's Burgundy School of Business, a post he has held since 2008. He joins the Sonoma State faculty in August.
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He says his focus will be working with the leadership and faculty to educate graduates who are both prepared for and able to enact change in business practices, and bringing the global wine sector together to learn from each other.
Originally from Australia, Wilson's career blends both professional and academic experiences. In wine business, he has worked in the production, distribution, sales and service sectors. In his academic career, he's recruited and taught students from 40 different countries across four academic institutions, led curricular innovation efforts, and conducted and presented research around the world. Wilson holds four degrees in wine business, culminating in a Ph.D. from the University of South Australia.
"The reasons for being honored and excited to join the team at Sonoma State are almost too many to list," said Wilson. "For starters there's a crack team of wine-focused faculty working here and the school leadership is keenly focused on strategy and growth. The Wine Business Institute is in just a perfect position to build on its success and play a key role serving both the U.S. and global wine industry."
SSU's Wine Business Institute is set to start construction later this year.
The Hamels are familiar with SSU's Wine Business Institute--their son, George Hamel III, is the managing director of Hamel Family Wines and recently completed his MBA at SSU with a concentration in wine business. "We look forward to an ongoing relationship with the university as it continues to attract top talent to our beloved Sonoma Valley," said George Hamel.
Named faculty chair positions are prestigious in the world of academia and elevate the institution's visibility and reputation among scholars, partners and prospective students. "This gift represents a substantial commitment to our talent pool, as well as adding noteworthy global brand value," said Ray Johnson, director of Sonoma State's Wine Business Institute.
The Hamel Family Chair in Wine Business will be a five-year renewable appointment with responsibilities including launching new programs, establishing global partnerships with universities and wine businesses, leading research and collaboration, and engaging wine business leaders in the work of the institute.
The team was disbanded in 2007 to make way for the more popular women's golf team in 2007. Bill Fusco, Sonoma State's senior director of intercollegiate athletics, says the women's track and field team was eliminated at the time because of the need for improvement of the track facilities and a lack of interest from students and the struggle to recruit athletes.
Sean Fitzpatrick, head coach of Sonoma State's women's cross country team, is head coach of women's track and field team. Carly McCready, former cross-country runner for Sonoma State, is assistant coach.
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There has been an increase in interest from students wanting to participate in track and field in recent years, says Fusco. He credits this not only to the sport itself but also to the improvements the campus has seen since 2007, including the new student center, recreation center and residence halls.
Fusco also says the reintroduction of a women's track and field team helps the university meet Title IX gender equity goals concerning athletics. The women's golf team, which originally replaced cross country, will remain intact. There are now 14 NCAA teams at Sonoma State (nine women's, five men's).
Sonoma State Athletics hopes to improve the condition of the track in the future, but for the time being the team will have access to Santa Rosa Junior College's facilities in Santa Rosa.
The team's first invitational meet of the season is February 28 at Humboldt State University. See http://sonomaseawolves.com/schedule.aspx?path=wtrack for a complete schedule.
--Kayla Galloway
In celebration of Black History Month, Sonoma State University's Library Art Gallery is showing a historical photo exhibition entitled "Discover Greatness: An Illustrated History of the Negro Baseball Leagues," featuring photographs of players from 150 years to Jackie Robinson signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1946 to officially break the color barrier. The exhibit will be up through March 15.
February 10: Dr. Raquell Holmes
Dr. Raquell Holmes is a cell biologist working in the fields of high performance computing and computational sciences. As the founder of Improvscience, she helps fellow computing and science professionals work better together. This talk is co-sponsored by the Hub at SSU and takes place in Ballroom D in the Student Center at noon.
February 17: Dr. Don Romesburg
Dr. Don Romesburg is an associate professor and chair in the women and gender studies department at Sonoma State University. One of Dr. Romesburg's recent publications addresses queer transracial adoption.
February 24: Mayor Willie Brown
Willie Brown served two terms (1996-2004) as the mayor of San Francisco and he was the city's first African American mayor. He was also a member of the California state assembly from 1964 to 1995 and was the Speaker of the California State Assembly from 1980 to 1995. He is currently the chairman and CEO of the Willie L. Brown, Jr. Institute on Politics and Public Service. This talk will take place in Ballroom A of the Student Center at noon.
March 24: Chuck Rhodes
Chuck Rhodes was the assistant vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at Sonoma State University.
April 7: Sandra Moore
Sandra Moore works with the Umoja program at Solano College, which is designed to increase the success of students of African ancestry.
April 21: Maria Gitin
Maria Gitin is an author, speaker and civil rights veteran.
Dr. Jowel Laguerre gives a talk titled "Haitian Creole, a teaser: How the former slaves built a language that has been spoken & evolved over 200 years." Schulz 3001, 10 a.m., free. Presented by the Modern Languages and Litaratures department.
--Nicolas Grizzle
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The three-game series against Academy of Art originally scheduled for a single game on Friday and a doubleheader on Saturday in Rohnert Park has been postponed until further notice.
The matches at Fresno State (Saturday) and against UC Davis and George Fox at Davis (Sunday) have been cancelled. No makeup date has been made against Fresno State and/or George Fox. The UC Davis match has been rescheduled for Feb. 22 at 2:30 pm.
No postponements or cancellations have been made to both home matches against UC Santa Cruz (Saturday) and Holy Names (Sunday).
"The plays themselves are really kind of unusual," says SSU theater professor Scott Horstein. "They're really designed to facilitate discussion." In that spirit, he adds, facilitated dialogue follows each performance.
In February 2012, Trayvon Martin, an African American teenager, was killed by George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch leader, in the suburb of Sanford, Florida. Zimmerman was later acquitted of all charges. The New Black Fest, a theater company in New York, responded to this by hiring eight diverse artists to respond to the themes of race and privilege in America.
]]> What resulted are six 10-minute plays, some hilarious and some sorrowful. With the wide range of perspective they bring, the plays incite serious discussion in our collective communities around these urgent issues.
Only one play features characters named Trayvon and Zimmerman and not all of the plays are dramas--in fact, one is a comedy and one is a musical. "You often don't know what the connection is to the issue until the end of the play," says Horstein.
Though "Facing Our Truth" has been performed at many large playhouses in the country, this is the first time it is being produced at a California university. Sonoma State's version will be intimate, taking place in the 50-seat theater in Ives Studio 76.
All roles are played by SSU students, and not all of them are theater majors, says Horstein. The event is a collaborative effort between the theatre arts and dance department, the office of the director of diversity and inclusive excellence, Black Scholars United and the Hub, in association with the New Black Fest.
Zimmerman is still making headlines for avoiding incarceration. He was arrested for assault this year for the third time since the 2012 incident. Like the incidents before, no charged were filed in this case.
Horstein had the idea to host "Facing Our Truth" after a campus visit by noted speaker Rev. Jarrett Maupin last year, who challenged the audience to address issues of race and discrimination on campus. "I teach about race and gender issues in my classes, but I wanted to do something outside of my classes as well," says Horstein. The plays, he says, remain urgent given recent protests in Ferguson, New York and beyond. "Theater is a bridge," says Horsetin, "and hopefully these plays will create a bridge for us to have real conversations about urgent issues."
The plays are written by Dominique Morisseau, A. Rey Pamatmat, Winter Miller, Dan O'Brien (with 2013 Grammy Award winner Quetzal Flores), Marcus Gardley, Mona Monsour and Tala Manassah.
"Facing Our Truth" performances are in Ives Studio 76 at Sonoma State University
Friday, Feb. 20, 9:30 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, Feb. 21-22 at 7 p.m.; and Friday-Saturday, March 6-7 at 7 p.m. All performances are free, but tickets are required. Call the box office at 664.4246 or visit the production's Web site at http://www.sonoma.edu/theatreanddance/productions/Facing-Truth.html for tickets or more information. "Facing Our Truth" is not associated with the Trayvon Martin Foundation.
--Nicolas Grizzle
Moya is the author of "Learning from Experience: Minority Identities, Multicultural Struggles" (UC Press 2002) and has taught in Stanford's Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. She has also co-edited several books on race and identity. Her talk is titled "Reading Race: From Ferguson, Missouri to Morrison's A Mercy and Back Again."
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So, when white police officer Darren Wilson described the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown to the grand jury as huge, threatening, and like a "demon," Moya argues that he tapped into a familiar narrative of black men as brutish, menacing and singularly invulnerable--ostensibly providing the jury with the rationale they needed to absolve him of responsibility.
In this lecture, Moya discusses different forms of racial illiteracy--ranging from the claim that one does not "see" race to a belief in the innate biological inferiority of non-European peoples--before exploring how literary representations by writers such as Toni Morrison and Junot Diaz work to interrogate and also reshape Americans' skewed racial schemas.
This event is co-sponsored by Sonoma State's Center for Ethics, Law, and Society (CELS) and the SSU Philosophy Club.
Paula Moya speaks at SSU's Student Center Ballroom B on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2-4 p.m. Free. See www.sonoma.edu/philosophy/cels or call 664.3280 for more information.
The Associate Degree for Transfer program, now in its third year, provides community college students with priority admission to a CSU campus. Once admitted, students complete an additional 60 units to earn a bachelor's degree.
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"Students earning transfer associate degrees arrive at California State University campuses well-prepared for upper-division coursework and are on-track to graduate in two short years," added CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White.
To support the Associate Degree for Transfer program, the CSU has undergone a system-wide effort to reduce the number of units required to earn a bachelor's degree without compromising quality. Ninety-four percent of all BA and BS degrees now require only 120 units.
The two higher education systems have also made it easier for students to chart their path to a bachelor's degree with a new search tool at www.adegreewithaguarantee.com combining community college and CSU campuses and programs.
The transfer program's popularity more than doubled in 2013-14 over the previous academic year, with nearly 12,000 associate transfer degrees conferred by community colleges. About 7,000 of those students enrolled in CSU campuses to complete bachelor's degrees. The degree program was designed to address the challenges faced by transfer students, including difficulties transferring outside their region, earning far more units than needed for transfer, and repeating classes at a California State University campus to meet lower-division prerequisites.


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It's actually a situation you may have been in before. You're in a store and you're attempting to purchase some kind of good or service ... but then you make a quick, stupid joke as part of an ill-fated attempt to make conversation with an employee and find yourself vanishing down a rabbit hole from which there is no easy escape. Sure, it probably never got as weird and extreme as it does in this 'SNL' digital short, but we all know that this is a thing that can happen.
Watch a Local News Reporter Pull Off a Real Life Ron Burgundy for Halloween
Since normal people tend to work quotes from 'Anchorman' into our everyday lives and attempt Ron Burgundy impressions on a daily basis, it shouldn't come as a surprise that a local news anchor would be well versed in the dialogue and mannerisms of Will Ferrell's iconic character. What does come as a surprise is that said anchor put on a bushy mustache, get in his flashiest suit and played Ron Burgundy for the entirety of a news broadcast this Halloween.
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In this year's bizarre battle of the White House-set invasion action movies, 'Olympus Has Fallen' was the surprise box office champion, handily outgrossing the far glossier 'White House Down.' And you know what that means: it's time for 'Olympus Has Fallen 2.' But where do you go when your first film already destroyed the home of the President of the United States? You go wreck London, of course!
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Bad Grandpa' Dethrones 'Gravity' and 'The Counselor' Bombs
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'SNL' and Edward Norton Create a Wes Anderson Horror Movie
Wes Anderson's incredibly distinctive style has been parodied before, but rarely with the skill that 'SNL' and host Edward Norton displayed in the most recent episode of everyone's favorite comedy variety show. A pre-recorded bit, the fake trailer for 'The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders,' imagines what an Anderson-directed horror movie would look like and the results are near perfect.
SNL Celebrates Fall With the Most Inappropriate Pumpkin Product Ever
It's Fall and Halloween is right around the corner, so you know what this means: pumpkins, and lots of 'em. Like us, the folks at 'SNL' know that this is the season where pumpkin products take center stage and invade every corner of your home, but unlike us, 'SNL' has the time, budget and duty to make a fake commercial that grotesquely showcases that there is one area of our lives that pumpkin flavor hasn't invaded quite yet.
'RoboCop,' 'American Hustle' and More Get New Release Dates [UPDATE]
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John Belushi Biopic Finds a Director, Emile Hirsch and Joaquin Phoenix Eyed to Star
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Weekend Box Office: 'Gravity' Dominates 'Carrie,' 'Escape Plan' and 'The Fifth Estate'
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Changepoint Puts The Focus On Services Visibility In Best Practices Session At Technology Services World 2013
DETROIT, May 2, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq:CPWR), the technology performance company, announced today that Changepoint customer Pat Garret, Director of PMO, Experis, a Manpower Company will lead a Best Practices session titled: "Achieving Better Visibility into Professional Services Operations, Project Performance and Financials," at TSIA Technology Services World 2013 Best Practices, taking place May 6-8 in Santa Clara, California. Compuware Changepoint is a platinum sponsor of the conference and will exhibit at the event.
Improving visibility into services operations, project performance and financials is essential to all services teams. Yet many companies continue to run their services business without visibility, using outdated and inefficient tools. At what moment do disparate tools become a business liability to the services organization? While that "moment" may differ among organizations, professional services organizations seeking to scale and balance key performance indicators such as revenue growth, margin and customer satisfaction should consider a more sophisticated solution for professional services automation (PSA).
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The Fellowship of St. John the Divine2010 FSJD Fall RetreatFriday-Sunday, October 8-10, 2010Full retreat Recap (PDF)
For the 2nd Annual Fellowship Spiritual Retreat to the Antiochian Village, a luxury motor coach transported over forty of our Christian parishioners to Pennsylvania for a spiritual journey. We thank all the committee (Eddy Shaheen, Nicole Dahdal, Laura Mraibie, Abdo Imseeh). We thank Fr. Fouad Saba for his guidance and applaud Dn. Jim King for his invigorating sessions. We thank all of the volunteers, donors and registrants. Each aspect of the trip was well-organized and prepared much in advance. The committee set up a weekend full of worship services, sessions with Dn. Jim King of St. Mary's Livonia, MI, meals, team building exercises, fun, education and fellowship. Every person who came on the trip, whether a returnee from last year or a first time participant gave something dear to the overall wonder that this Retreat provided us.
We received, as one body in Christ, far greater than we gave individually. This Fellowship tradition has quickly become something truly unforgettable. A time to reawaken what may lie hidden underneath, to search for a more Christ-like mission in life, and a renewal of "every good and precious gift that comes from above." Our theme was "Fork in the Road: Choosing God's Way." After this trip, we are all on the same page as to what road we shall take, that of Christ Jesus.
To read reflections from participants and see more photos from the retreat, please download the retreat recap (PDF).
The 2010 DOWAMA Fall Gathering and Retreat will be hosted at St. Elijah Church in Oklahoma City, OK on Friday and Saturday, October 22nd & 23rd (ending in the afternoon). The featured speaker will be Khouriya Suzanne Wallace of St. Andrew Church in Oklahoma City. For details, please see the attached flyer or contact DOWAMA Fellowship Spiritual Advisor Fr. Jeremy Davis at email@example.com.
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Jordan RiverFrom May 15-24, a group of young adult Orthodox Christians are making a pilgrimage to the Holy Land under the guidance of Fr. Mark Leondis (GOA) and His Grace Bishop Savas of Troas.
An entry from Monday, Day 2, reads: "We took a 45 minute drive to Mount Tabor, where the Transfiguration of Christ took place. We drove up to the Greek Orthodox Monastery of the Transfiguration, where we were greeted by bells in honor of the Bishop. Some of the men (Jim, Paul, Matthew, Alex, Chris and George) decided to wear shorts -- so they humbled themselves with a sarong (borrowed from the women), so that they could enter. We took mini-buses up the mountain and it took us 10 minutes . . . to think that Jesus and His closest companions, walked up the mountain, just amazed the pilgrims.
Following the visitation to the mountain where Jesus was transfigured, we went to the river where Jesus submitted and humbled Himself to be baptized by his cousin John the Baptist. We stepped into the water up to our knees and read from Scripture and chanted hymns of Epiphany, and each received a blessing in the name of the Trinity. Some of the pilgrims decided to enter the water fully (Christina, Giselle, Alex, Ivonne, Stella and Leanora). Very interesting was to see the Gospel narrative from Mark 1:9-14, in dozens of languages (some of which we never have heard) -- for example, have you ever heard of "Fang?" or "Tagalog?" It reminded us of Jesus' command in the last verses of Matthew (28:10), 'Go and baptize all nations.'"
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St. John Chrysostom AcademyReverend Father Fouad Saba, Director
The St. John Chrysostom Academy is an Adult Lay Educational Ministry of the Fellowship of St. John the Divine at St. George Church, Cicero, IL
The Book of GenesisApril 16-June 4, 2010
This course will explore The Book of Genesis within the overall structure of the Pentateuch (Torah) and the Bible as a whole. The Book of Genesis, the first book in the Bible, in which the story of the relationship of God and man begins, defines the rest of scripture through vocabulary, narrative and structure.
Faculty: Fr. Fouad Saba
Tuition is $30.00 per semester course.
Spring 2010 Registration Form (PDF)
Please complete form and submit with payment to Registrar at St. George Church.
Friday-Sunday, November 6-8, 2009
No one left Chicago without first imagining the weekend in their mind full of great possibilities; yet, all left the Antiochian Village in Ligonier, Pennsylvania with unexpected memories. Members of the Fellowship of St. John the Divine at St. George Church in Cicero, IL, travelled by Coach Bus, leaving early Friday morning for what would be an unforgettable time with their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, only to return on Sunday night, at the end of their time together, feeling melancholic, as they all parted ways to their own homes.
Thirty-seven people gathered for a Spiritual Retreat, led by Very Reverend Dr. Paul Nadim Tarazi, Professor of Biblical Studies and Languages at St. Vladimir's Seminary. The Retreat topic was "Growth in Christ: Scripture in our daily lives." Throughout the weekend, participants followed this theme by planting a Cedar Tree in honor of His Eminence Metropolitan PHILIP, planted their own seeds by hand, and, of course, having seeds (the Word of God) planted in them. In order to grow, the seeds are to be strongly rooted. That root is Christ.
The green hills of Pennsylvania brought a sense of serenity and surrender to a timeless weekend, held now in their memory…
*Ncense, a vocal group composed of young men from the Antiochian Archdiocese, has recently released a new CD. Titled "Rising from the East," the new recording contains hymns from the Divine Liturgy for the feast of St. Raphael of Brooklyn. Proceeds from sales of the CD will go to benefit Orthodox camping programs. The project was sponsored by the Fellowship of St. John the Divine, and follows *Ncense's previous recording "Every Good and Perfect Gift."
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The 2009 Fall Delegates Meeting for the Eastern Dioceses Fellowship chapters will be held at the Antiochian Village Conference Center on November 13-15.
Registration Forms & Schedule:
Monday, June 22, 2009 – Thursday, June 25, 2009
Nothing short of awesomeness can describe the excitement experienced by an intimate 8 members, including our Advisor, Fr. Saba, on the long-awaited FSJD Road Trip this past week. The intention for this trip was to experience Orthodoxy, in fellowship with one another and with our brothers and sisters on the East Coast. This was first and foremost accomplished by accepting an invitation for lunch from His Eminence Metropolitan PHILIP and His Grace Bishop ANTOUN at the Antiochian Archdiocese Headquarters in Englewood, New Jersey. In visiting the Antiochian Village, other Orthodox Churches and Cathedrals, new friends were made with other Fellowships in the Archdiocese, saw beautiful Church Iconography, and learned about the history of the Orthodox Church and of the Archdiocese of North America.
A few stand-out moments:
Rammy Zanayed's favorite experience was sitting on the left hand side of Metropolitan PHILIP and listening to His Eminence's rich stories as leader of the Archdiocese. Rammy says "This is something I will remember for the rest of my life." The intricate mosaics at St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Cathedral awe-inspired Rammy as he walked around the Church's overwhelming number of mosaics, which depicted various events in the life of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on all four walls and ceiling.
Diana Saba enjoyed the lunch with His Eminence and venerating the relics of St. John the Damascus at St. Paul's Cathedral. After traveling and walking many hours, Diana enjoyed a nice sharwarma dinner from the infamous Stand at 53rd and 6th in the middle of Manhattan!
"I am surrounded by love. It's not the kind of love you see on TV or in the movies, but love in its most true and simple form. It is the love that can only come from God ... I have already found that love in abundance everywhere I look." - A 2009 Team member
Now is the time for you to have a Mission Teams experience! In 2010, Teams will be offered during more times of the year and for varying amounts of time (as few as 9 days and as long as 3 weeks) and there will be opportunities for families as well! Be a living witness of your Faith on a Teaching team; provide labor on a Construction team; engage the future of our Church on a Youth team; or take part in the holistic mission of the Church on a Health Care team. Develop deep relationships with others, have a cultural learning experience, and live in response to the Lord's command to "make disciples of all nations".
For over 20 years, Team members have proudly served through OCMC to participate in the Holy Orthodox Church's unending mission effort to bring the saving message of salvation to the ends of the earth. Join the thousands of Orthodox Christians from North America who have been witnessing to the hope and good news of the risen Christ with the world. There will be at least 14 opportunities to participate on a Team in 2010: Alaska – Teaching and Outreach; Albania – Youth camp; Guatemala – Youth camp; India – Teaching; Kenya – Teaching; Korea – Youth camp (ESL); Madagascar – Teaching; Romania – Youth camp; South Africa – Teaching; Tanzania – Construction and Teaching; Uganda – Health Care and Zimbabwe – Teaching.
Team applications and more detailed information are available online at http://teams.ocmc.org or you can call the OCMC at 1.877.463.6787 (ext 142) for more information.
At the 2009 Archdiocese Convention in Palm Desert, attendees were treated to the excellent speeches prepared by the diocesan oratorical festival winners. An expert panel of judges deliberated before choosing the grand prize winner for the Senior Division, Joel Schaefer.
Click here to read or hear Joel Schaefer's winning speech.
Click here for an interview with Joel Schaefer. For more audio from the 2009 Oratorical Festival, please visit Ancient Faith Radio.
The Oratorical Festival is a program sponsored by the Fellowship of St. John the Divine. It was designed to serve as an avenue for our youth to learn, enhance and share the knowledge of their faith based on a given topic by giving an oration. For some youth, it is a door into the life of the Church, and for others, it is an expression of their continuing experience of Christ and His Church.
Click here to listen to the presentation from Fellowship President Mrs. Joan Farha at the general assembly of the 2009 Archdiocese Convention.
More audio from the 2009 Convention is available from Ancient Faith Radio.
from The Word, May 2009
Serving the needs of the parish: that is the mission of the Fellowship of St. John the Divine. Unlike other organizations of our Archdiocese, the Fellowship's ministries are developed from the bottom up, since we are serving the needs of our particular parishes with the blessings of our parish priests. The Fellowship of St. John the Divine is living the gospel through witness, worship, fellowship and service. We are defined by need. We serve these needs through our individual talents. We are guided by the Holy Spirit and we serve to the glory of God.
Perhaps to many people, "serving the needs of the parish" is vague, so let's be more specific: it means donating blankets and clothing at our local homeless shelters; establishing and maintaining a food pantry for those who come to our parish doors hungry; hosting breakfasts to raise money for the missions in our diocese after liturgy; learning more about our Orthodox saints at a new book club called Saints Alive; joining our St. Philip's Prayer Discipline; meeting the needs of the "20/40" age group, facilitating the transition from Teen SOYO and college contact into the Fellowship; having a parent's club that meets, socializes and raises money for extras in the Sunday School; holding a Saturday morning men's Bible study; having a parish-wide Bible study; and much more. Our needs are many and different throughout the Archdiocese, yet many of our projects are the same.
In late January 2009, the clergy and delegates of the Diocese of Miami and the Southeast joined His Grace, Bishop ANTOUN, for the annual meeting of the Fellowship of St. John the Divine (FSJD) at St. Andrew the Apostle Mission in Pensacola, Florida. The clergy arrived on Thursday, January 22, to pray the Akathist to St. Raphael and for a fellowship meal. They then met on Friday morning with Sayidna ANTOUN, preceded by a spiritual talk from Fr. Gregory Rogers, who elucidated some pastoral examples and instruction from his patron saint, Gregory the Theologian. Friday evening saw the arrival of the rest of the delegates and Teen SOYO members, who joined the clergy to pray Vespers at the church. The parish and the local FSJD then provided a delicious meal.
The delegates' meeting began with a exhortation by Bishop ANTOUN to encourage more lay participation throughout our diocese. His Grace also made clear his expectations for increased attendance at future meetings, expressing his disappointment with the low level of clergy attendance and the lack of financial commitment by some parishes to the Fellowship and missions. During the Fellowship meeting, the Teen SOYO met with their spiritual advisor, Fr. Philip Rogers, as well as with Fr. Joseph Purpura and Bishop ANTOUN. Fr. Andrew Moore also addressed the Antiochian Women with a spiritual talk on the theme, "How to be Sisters of Sarah."
The NAC Fellowship 20/40 ministries is sponsoring the 2nd annual lenten young adult retreat.
TAKING THE HIGH ROAD: St. John Climacus and The Ladder of Divine Ascent
When: Friday March 20 - Sunday March 22, 2009
Where: St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, Cicero, IL
GUEST SPEAKER: Fr. James Shadid (Assistant Pastor at St. George Cathedral Wichita, KS)
EARLY BIRD registration date: March 10, 2009
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