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Parks & Recreation Areas in Maine
When it comes to exploring Maine's park and recreation areas, there's only one difficult decision to make: deciding where to go first. Whether you pick a handful of small recreation areas or one or two large ones to explore, you'll love them all.
- A good place to start is exploring one of the 32 state parks here, covering half a million acres of public lands, with unique activities in each. Many begin with the 205,000 acre Baxter State Park at the base of Mount Katahdin, or the 92 miles of lakes and rivers known as the Allagash Wilderness Waterway.
- The national parks and forests of Maine are popular with millions of visitors annually, for good reason. The view out over the Atlantic Ocean and Acadia National Park from the top of Cadillac Mountain is one that will stay with you for a lifetime.
- To the west, the White Mountains National Forest is beloved by skiers in the winter and hikers in every season. The 45,000 acres of forest, along with the additional thousands of acres of ski resorts and hiking trails, makes this recreation area a true travel destination.
- Some of the best recreation in the world can be found around Maine's southern beaches. The 7 miles of oceanfront sands at Old Orchard Beach invite all sorts of activity, whether you're on a weekend trip with friends or an annual adventure with the entire family. Go surfing, ride an oceanfront roller coaster, play games at the boardwalk arcade, or just relax in the sun.
- Inland, Rangeley Lakes, Millinocket, Greenville and many other areas offer canoeing and fishing in their rivers and lakes. Find Maine hospitality at the state's many campgrounds, resorts and wilderness lodges.
- Start your journey now with our interactive map or the featured articles below highlighting many of the state's beautiful recreational areas.
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House to Consider Handing Over Internet Regulation to United NationsSubmitted by legalizeliberty on Sun, 05/27/2012 - 14:44
China, Russia, Brazil, India and other UN members are backing a proposal to hand over regulation of the internet to the UN's International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The House of Representatives will vote on the measure this week. It is reported that the legislation faces an uphill battle.
The proposal would give the United Nations control over cybersecurity, data privacy, technical standards and the web address system. The present system is operated by a "multi-stakeholder" approach that gives control to nonprofits instead of governments.
Larry Strickling, who heads up the Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration, told The Hill the measure would impose "top-down regulation where it's really the governments that are at the table, but the rest of the stakeholders aren't."
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Well if this isnt the Final Nail for the Revolution
If this passes I would say Liberty is in SERIOUS trouble. I think this will pass which really scares me today. hope it doesnt tho. I really do like the Internet as is.
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
The UN can suck it
The UN can suck it
The Fact Alone That It Would Even Be Considered Is Treason.
Congress is RIPE with traitors.
What a covenient way for
the UN to indoctrinate further their EVIL AGENDA 21.
New World Order...here we come
We'll likely see more and more of this type of thing.
Exposing it is one of the forms of fighting back.
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I bet it passes
I'm sorry to say
Not if the American public
Not if the American public start yelling. those on the hill are cowards.
Truth is...
Sad reality is there are very few patriots in the House and Senate these days.
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The congress is incompetent
The congress is incompetent and lazy,and has been for awhile.They are quick to put burdens on people yet do not suffer them themselves.They take a simple oath but can't uphold it.How then can they do the harder things? The answer is to let another have the authority and their cowardice is magnified...
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Cowboys beat Patriots, Dolphins, Saints to Price
The Dallas Cowboys won the Peerless Price sweepstakes Saturday, reaching agreement on a one-year contract worth $2 million.
The Cowboys beat out the Patriots, Dolphins and Saints in a competitive couple days of recruiting and negotiating with Price, who was released by the Atlanta Falcons in the cutdown to 65 earlier in the week.
IRVING, Texas -- In addition to Peerless Price, the Cowboys have another newcomer -- linebacker Scott Fujita,
who was acquired from Kansas City for a sixth-round draft choice in 2006 and a conditional pick in 2007.
Fujita has started 41 of the Chiefs' last 43 games on the strong side and led the team in tackles the last two years. Cowboys coach Bill Parcells has been concerned about depth at linebacker as the team converts to a 3-4 formation.
The most notable Cowboys among the 15 released Saturday were offensive linemen Kurt Vollers and Tyson Walter, defensive tackle Leo Carson, deep snapper Jeff Robinson and safety Lynn Scott, whose departure leaves only two safeties -- starters Roy Williams and Keith Davis.
The release of Vollers and Walter was a surprise because both were mentioned as top backups at multiple spots. Carson started 15 games last season but was squeezed out by the arrival of Jason Ferguson and the change to a three-man line. Robinson's job went to Jon Condo, one of 10 rookies to make the club.
Rookie safety Justin Beriault and second-year linebacker Kalen Thornton were put on injured reserve. Both have knee problems, with Beriault's likely requiring surgery.
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The quarterback clearly believes that Price, who had a career-best season in 2002 (94 catches, 1,252 yards, nine touchdowns) when Bledsoe was throwing to him, is salvageable. Others around the league who feel Price still has quick feet but has lost some speed -- he was never as straight-line fast as some people claimed he was -- aren't quite as sure. But Bledsoe has lobbied owner Jerry Jones and coach Bill Parcells hard to bring Price aboard, probably as the No. 3 receiver behind starters Keyshawn Johnson and Terry Glenn.
Price sat in Jones' owners box during the Cowboys' preseason finale against the Texans. Price had just visited with the Patriots and Dolphins, but the Cowboys continued pitching their team and Parcells.
Interestingly, Price told friends of his failed two-year tenure in Atlanta that he might never have approved the 2003 trade to the Falcons had he known he was "going to Nebraska." It was an allusion to the fact that, even with Michael Vick as the starting quarterback, a guy with whom Price desperately wanted to play when the deal was made, the Falcons are a run-first offense. The irony is that, in signing with the Cowboys, he will be going to an offense that is likewise run-oriented and in which second-year running back Julius Jones figures to be the centerpiece.
Patrick Crayton had beaten out Quincy Morgan for the No. 3 role, but that goes to Price unless he gets the opportunity to start.
Morgan might be among the team's final cuts.
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Open Season
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A Wyoming Game warden's life gets turned upside down when the forest gets deadly.
Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett is supposed to spend his days keeping an eye on the wildlife and hunters in Twelve Sleep County, but he seems to find trouble wherever he goes. This first book in the series has it all-oil pipelines, natural gas conglomerates, and endangered species living in Joe's... Read More »
When game warden, Joe Pickett gets close to the truth about the outfitter murders and endangered species, his life and the lives of his family face terrible danger.
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Great read. Joe Pickett is a very likeable character, likewise his daughter Sheridan. Loved the book and looking forward to reading more of his novels.
Open Season is the first of the Joe Pickett series featuring the murder solving game warden. There's a good mystery that revolves around an endangered species. Passages of the book are very simply written almost as though they were intended for young adults. Box does telegraph who the bad guys are fairly early on. Probably he was just learning his craft at the time. However, I found this one essential to understand Pickett's family situation and it was a pretty solid story at that. If you have read others in this series and enjoyed them then Open Season is a must.
I enjoyed the book and think this is probably a pretty good series to read. It's a fast, easy read with a good storyline.
Open Season is the first book in the C.J. Box's series about Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett. Set in the fictional country of Twelve Sleep, Joe is the newly appointed Game Warden, replacing his mentor Vern Dunnegan in the position. Joe is a straight up family man, loving his wife, his two daughters, and his job.
Unfortunately he finds himself in the middle of an investigation involving three dead outfitters, and although someone is quickly charged with the crime, Joe is far from satisfied. Digging deeper seems to be an unpopular choice both with the locals and his federal department, and the more attention Joe gives this case, the more trouble he is bringing down upon himself and his family.
This is an excellent introduction to what looks to be a great series. Joe Pickett is far from a super man, but he is an admirable, honest person trying to do the right thing. The setting, although fictional is all to easy to pinpoint on a map, snuggled in against the scenic Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. The last third of this book really keep me on the edge of my seat, and jumped this book up another notch in my appreciation. Intelligent with good-pacing and an excellent sense of place, Open Season will soon be followed by book number two.
This writer really paints a picture of the west and the outdoor culture through a very sympathetic character. And luckily for us, he is prolific. Start with this one and work your way to newestg.
This was one of those books that I read only because it was recommended to me. The thought of a "game warden" generating any kind of suspense seemed unlikely to me....but, thankfully I listened to my friend and gave this one a shot. I LOVED this book. Joe Pickett is such a "real" character that I was instantly enthralled. It is such a fresh read, new concept. Loved it.
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Why that stubborn, good-for-nothing, lazy bum! Ino thought angrily, as she marched home after a long day at the flower shop. She reddened in the face and bit her lip, trying to calm down. It was already bad enough that she had been having the worst week of her life. She had failed her last mission and broke a rib, got into a fight with Sakura, worked overtime at the flower shop and now this! Ino didnt make a big fuss over her injuries when she got back, but she certainly wasnt about to start another mission until she was in top fighting condition. She didnt tell her teammates that she was sporting a broken rib; she didnt want to be a burden to either of them. But she wasnt about to let Shikamaru think she was just another weak female either, as he often put it. His words still stung as she trudged through the front door of her house. Couldnt handle it? was all he said to her before walking awa
Troublesome Mission: Part 2Troublesome Mission: Part 2 by CrystalLynnblud
TROUBLESOME MISSION: Part 2 (Shikamaru x Ino)
They changed into their new clothes immediately, posing as a married couple. Ino slipped into her traditional wears and brushed out her hair which was nearly dry by this point. She slipped on her wedding band, stopping for a moment to admire how it felt on her finger. Mrs. Shikamaru Nara Ino Nara hnnnn
As she stepped into the living room changed, Shikamaru walked in from around the corner dressed completely new. He looked like a totally different person. No, he looked like a man. He stood taller, still with his arms crossed over his chest, but somehow his shoulders looked broader. His hair had been let down out of his ponytail and fell around the sides of his face nicely bringing out his high cheekbones. Ino never noticed before how long it had gotten. She admired the colour of it, complimenting his eyes, which mirrored the same dark shade. His eyes seemed as serious as ever, yet not as troubled. The mesh he wore under his
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As part of a program to develop a Dengue virus vaccine which avoids the deleterious effects of antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) of infection mediated by antibodies to Dengue virus structural proteins, we have begun to investigate the possibility of designing Dengue vaccines based on non-structural proteins.
Dengue constructs which lack major structural proteins replicate intracellularly in tissue culture. These replicons are capable of prolonged expression of Dengue virus non-structural proteins for at least seven days in culture.
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I had a thought the other day - looking for fresh ideas for gatherings. These days, open mics are so popular, I thought why not try an open mic idea at my house -
I have a piano, and a microphone - people could come with an original number to sing or play, or do a cover tune, or something classical - There are about 100 people I could send invites to and say we'll be hosting the event in three months, giving everyone a chance to dust off their high school flute or whatnot - I figure maybe 20% will want to participate at the most.
Gonna try it and see what happens. Any thoughts are welcome -
Your idea sounds good but I can't figure out the logistics, would you let people sing at different intervals, would you make it into a contest ?
or have the open mike for an hour after food would be eaten ?
how about a sing along ? or karaoke ? you would need a designated space where everyone can stand/sit and listen .
Sounds like my kind of party! I play piano (mostly popular music rather than classical). Many of our friends have pianos in their parlors that are never touched except for a dust rag. At parties, I sit down at the piano & start playing old folk-music favorites that I'm pretty sure everybody knows the lyrics for...stuff like 'On Top of Spaghetti' to the tune of 'On Top Of Old Smokey' & working up to more more complicated & longer songs. People seem to really enjoy the sing-a-longs. I get about 75-80% participation & the rest are either dancing or laughing.
Periodically, I'll play solo just to get things livened up a bit. My favorite to play at these parties is 'La Bamba' because absolutely NOBODY can either be in a funky mood or stand still while listening to 'La Bamba'! After a few rousing rounds of that...everybody's ready to sing!
One that I've found people enjoy singing is the theme to Dukes of Hazard...
Just the good ol' boys,
Never meanin' no harm,
Beats all you've ever saw,
Been in trouble with the law,
Since the day they was born.
Straight'nin' the curve,
Flat'nin' the hills.
Someday the moutain might get 'em,
But the law never will.
Makin' their way,
The only way they know how,
That's just a little bit more than the law will allow....hmmmm, hmmmm, hmmmm
Have Fun!!!
My Dad was an entertainer & I was on-stage with him by the time I was two years old. He had his own radio show in Portland, Oregon back in the day. So, music is as much a part of me as my hair or eye color. I played professionally for a time but found the grind to be more than my health could bear. Playing for friends/family is great!
To the OP...
If you or someone invited to your party plays piano...you can purchase "Fake Books" inexpensively online. There's about a hundred songs in each book. I've played since I was four years old & have a repetoire of several hundred songs but still always have Fake Books in my car. Here's a few songs I've found people love to sing-a-long to:
Let The Sun Shine/Aquarius
Hound Dog
Jailhouse Rock
Gypsies, Tramps, & Thieves (the old Cher song)
Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue
Baby Face
Harper Valley PTA (takes a couple rounds til people learn all of the lyrics but then they really get into singing this one!)
City of New Orleans (big favorite!)
I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing
Me and Bobby McGee
Take Me Home Country Roads
Battle of New Orleans (this seems to get better after people have tossed down a few drinks lol!)
Crocodile Rock (most people don't know all of the lyrics but they sure sing what they do know!)
Just about anything of Willie Nelson's is always a big hit also.
The best though, if you've got somebody who can even just play right hand melody...get a good round of 'Friends In Low Places' going & guaranteed people will be hootin', hollering, & singing at the top of the lungs!
'Course, if you are thinking more like Fur Elise...well, I'm not the right person to be offering help. My motto has always been...if you can't sing or dance to it...why bother?! :)
Please let us know how the party goes...
We do this a couple of times a year....We play everything from Piano to low brass and have all sorts of instruments among the family memebers and extended family. I send out a small packet of music plus there are a lot of things that we already know. We get together, eat and play music...it is really fun!! Another group that gathers regularly likes to sing and we do everything from hymns to "Sneaky Snake" and all the kid songs!!
PS: my GD's always request Fur Elise and Moonlight Sonata as they are going to bed...fortunately I know them by heart as the piano is in the LR where they sleep, and all the lighting we have on is a night light ;^)
When my kids were in highschool we had a "home band"...piano set at an angle and stashed behind were lead guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, flute, sax, and a trombone....and friends would come with the drums, the trumpets etc...
Noisy but I loved it!
Here's something that might be fun as well. Once everyone has arrived there-divide them into 2 teams. Team 1 sits on one side of the room, team 2 on the other. Up front where the musician is going to be playing-have a small stand on both sides & place a bicycle horn on each table...(the bulb kind). When the musician begins..the 1st person who can "Name That Tune" within the first few notes..would run up & blow the horn & give their answer. The team would get a point for being correct-if wrong..the other team gets the point! Then let the musician start over & play his song with no interruptions. Winning team and winning soloist gets a prize.
We have some friends who have had parties like this twice and they were both hits -- there are a lot of us without musical talent - some opted not to do anything, some made up entertaining songs about mutual friends and got up and sang off key - -while others did amazing violin, piano, vocal, sax, etc solos and duets -- it was really fun.


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Drawing: LEARN TO DRAW! ALL LEVELS
An introductory class that offers a fun experience! Instructor Jerry Roldan will explain the equipment and what an artist looks for when he makes a work. Drawing is the signature of the artists....if you can write your name - you can draw!
Classes focus on individual topics such as Line Drawing - Still Life - Self Portrait
First class - Introductory Fee $10.00. After the first class fee is $15/a session or $60 for the month
After the first class - $25 registration fee is required.
Tuesday Evenings 6:00-7:30pm
Ages 12-Adult
Music Lessons: Guitar, Harmonica, Piano, Voice through Shelby County Arts Council's Music Program
- Learn music theory and technique
- Professional Muscians are the Instructors
- To read more about our Professional Instructors, please click here.
- Call to discuss your scheduling requirments and class fees.
Painting - Vibrant Portraits Workshop
Entertaining and informative workshop on creating bright, colorful portraits. Her simple instruction includes sketching tips, loose application of paint, unique color schemes, blending, proportion study, and building a balanced composition.
Click here to learn more about the Artist: Kellie Newsome
- Bring a photo of the person you want to paint.
- Canvas for painting (8x10 or larger)
- Paints provided
- Wear your "paint clothes"
Saturday, June 6, 2015
10am-4pm. Bring a lunch
Workshop Fee: $115.00
Painting: Fabric Painting - Colored Washed Cotton Fabrics with Master Quilter Agnes Pool
Five 2 hour sessions: $100 for Full Session ( $20.00 Per Session )
First Week: 2 Sessions Wednesday & Thursday, April 8 & 9, 2015 10:00 to 12:00.
(Color Wash Paint has to dry 24 hours before heat setting).
Sessions 3-5: Thursday Mornings 10:00am to 12:00pm
First Session: All Painting Supplies furnished.
Remaining Sessions: Regular Sewing and Quilting Supplies including Sewing Machine with Walking Foot and Open Toe or Darning Foot.
Painting: SPRING OPEN STUDIO
- Bring your own supplies
- Artists are invited to come and paint in our studio.
- Enjoy the company and encouragement of your fellow artists.
- All mediums are welcome.
CALL the SCAC to reserve your spot!
Tuesday's - 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Ages 15 - Adult
Open house, no instructor
$7.00 fee per day
PAINTING: WATERCOLORS with Pat Hall
- Great class for first time painters! Teachers goes step by step through the process!
- -Portrait Painintg Focus on skin tones and facial features
- No drawing necessary - tracings and photos provided
- Paint your own subjects when you feel comfortable with the basics
(Instructor will project the image of your photo onto tracing paper and bring it to class)
Instructor: Pat Hall
Class Schedule: Monthly Classes. Begin the first Tuesday or Saturday of the Month.
Tuesday Afternoons: 1:00-4:00pm
Saturday Mornings: 10:00 - 1:30 (1/2 hour lunch)
$80/Session: 4 classes per Sesson
Ages 15 and up!
Location: Instructor's home. Limited to 5 students per meeting time.
Materials provided: 11 x 15 Sheet of 300lb Cold Press Paper . Professional grade watercolor paint Bring your brushes if you have any
Regular price: $80
Painting: Meet the Masters
Students learn about 35 of the Greatest Artists in History. Explore the techniques that revoluntionized the art world.
- Easels, canvas, and paint are just some of the tools used in this painting & art history class
- Investigate artwork by the masters & explore various art mediums during this 4-week course
Class Schedule:
- Homeschoolers - Wednesdays 1:30-2:30pm
- After School - Wednesdays 3:30 - 4:30pm
- Private lessons avaiable. Call to schedule (669-0044)
- Location: Shelby County Arts Council Studio – Columbiana
Regular price: $70/month - 4 sessions includes all suppies
Painting: Open Studio with Bruce Andrews
Open Studio with Bruce Andrews
Most Friday's from 10:00 to Noon.
Call to confirm class time 205 669 0044
Painting: RELAXED, CREATIVE, PRODUCTIVE Monday
- Relaxed Studio Class, you decide your project!
- No experience necessary!
- Personalized attention given by professional painting Instructor!
Now Enrolling for 2015 Sessions:
February - May 2015- MARCH AFTERNOON SESSION IS FULL!
August-November- 2015
4 week sessions, Ongoing Ages 15 – Adult
Instructor: Lynn Dodson
Supply List of Recommended Materials Provided Upon Request
Location: Shelby County Arts Council
Regular price: $80/month
Painting: Throw an Arty Party
- Get a group together and throw an Arty Party!
- Great for a Teen Birthday Party! We will work with you on the design of the painting to fit your party theme!
- Great for Corporate Team Building!
- From beginner to advanced, students will be led through a creation of a beautiful painting!
Ages 6 – Adult
Call to schedule private arty party 205-669-0044
Regular price: $300 for up 12 people
Photography: Capturing Memorable Images
How do you capture what you intended to when you press the shutter?
How do you go from taking snap-shots to capturing images which have that WOW factor?
This class is designed to introduce the student to basic concepts in photography and digital camera operations including:
Ø Image Capture - understanding the light, know your camera, develop techniques
Ø Image Transfer - set up the computer, manage your image files, accessories
Ø Image Processing - software available, capabilities, techniques
Ø Image Sharing - E-mailing, WEB sites, printing
Whether you've got a simple "POINT-AND-SHOOT" digital camera or a more complex Digital SLR, you can gain skill and confidence in your ability to capture memorable images.
Course Length - Two 3 hour sessions
Dates: April 18 and April 25 from 9am - Noon
Need to bring: your digital camera and your camera's users manual
Photography: CLICK! Basic Digital PHOTOGRAPHY for adults
4 week sessions (Feb 5-26, March 5-26, April 9-30, May 7-28)
Ages 14 - Adult
You have bought your first Manual-Exposure digital camera and you have now become overwhelmed and confused how to make the best out of your equipment, then this is the course for you. Come and let us help you to understand the different aspects of photography! You will be exposed to:
-Image sizing and resolution
-How to best store and backup your images
-The difference between erasing your card and formatting it
-Image Quality- Raw vs. Jpeg
-Concept of Aperture Openings/F-stops, Shutter speeds, ISO/ film Speeds on a digital camera
-The different exposure modes and shooting modes on the camera
-How to find correct exposures indoors and outside
-How to correctly compose your images
-The gray-making property of your cameras lightmeter and how to overcome it.
-Learn how to correctly expose your images using a gray card or the palm of your hand
-How to calibrate your meter for perfect exposures
-The metering modes on the camera and what they do
-The drive modes on your camera
-The Autofocus and Manual Focus settings on your camera
-The Drive Modes on the camera
-The White Balance functions on your camera
You will also be shown how to improve your images by using PhotoShop image editing software. You will have personalized attention from the instructor, so that you may reach the goals that you set out for yourself in this course.
Regular price: $100/Session
Photography: SCAC Photography Round Table
If you can answer yes to any of these questions then this forum is for you!
1. I'm interested in theme photgraphy.
2. I want to develop my photography style.
3. I want honest feedback on my photography.
4. I'm not sure my photographs capture the mood I want.
5. I am ready to advance from amatuer to professional.
6. I want advice on my equipment, lighting, and tools.
Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm
Meets the first Wednesday of each month.
Follow us on Facebook for the latest on the RoundTable Meeting Dates and Monthly Projects!
Facilitator: Hank Siegel
Location: Shelby County Arts Council in Columbiana
Only $5!
Ages 12 and up.
Shelby County Arts Council's Photography Round Table will be facilitated by Hank Siegel, a professional photographer who has earned his Certificate for Completion of Digital Photography Program with Paris Farzad, SCAC's very own Basic Digital Photography Instructor. This group is not a class; it is a casual but informative venue for amateur to expert level photographers to come together to share their ideas, tips, advice, tricks, and knowledge with each other. This group is highly recommended for those who are planning to take or who have already taken our "Click! Intro to Basic Digital Photography" class offered on Thursday evenings with Paris Farzad or comparable.
Pottery - Beginning Handbuilding with Candye Lundy
Learn the basics of hand building pottery with Instructor Candye Lundy.
- Create your own Funcational Art!
- Four Week Session beginning May 2, 2015
- Saturday Classes are 9am - 1:00pm
Supplies(clay/glazes) not included in class fee. Bring your own clay (Cone 6) to class or we have Standard 112 available for purchase.
Cass Time: Thursday Evenings 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Pottery - Sculpture Class with Nelson Grice
From Nelson's Jester Series
Professional Potter - Nelson Grice - Will lead the class through the process of transferring clay into a portrait scupture.
Visit his website: www.nelsongriceart.com/
Tuesday, March 3 - March 24
- Turn a block of clay into a work of art
- Learn to create expressive facial features
- The world of sculpture ceramics is nearly limitless
Cost: $100 (includes firings). Bring your own supplies.
Pottery: Beginning Hand Building Pottery with Amy Pickens
- Perfect Class for Beginners....If you have always wanted to try pottery now is the time!
- Develop and improve skills and become more accomplished in the art of ceramics
- Supply list will be provided, but no need to bring anything to the first class. Clay supplies can be bought at class.
- Students will be given over-view of glazes to order for use on projects
- Small class size! Space is limited to 6 students
Sessions -
January 6 - February 10
February 16-March 24
March 31 - May 5
Instructor: Amy Pickens
Tuesdays, 10:30am - 1:00 pm
6 Weeks
Ages 15 – Adult
Regular price: $115
Pottery: Build, Throw, Fire! Thursday evening Wheel-class with Nita Terrell
Build, Throw, Fire!
Pottery: Build, throw, Fire! Thursday evenings with Nita Terrell
Six-weeks pottery class- majority wheel throwing with some hand building
- Learn pottery techniques through productively working; on the wheel or through hand-built pieces
- Learn new skills or develop and improve skills by explore wheel throwing and hand-building techniques in a fun and relaxing environment.
- Learn about glazing, and select what color combination works for your projects.
- Personal training time is plentiful due to our small class size (limited to 6 students minimum of 2)
- Supplies: Supply lists will be provided at our first meeting, with some supplies available for purchase at that time.
- We will throw on the wheel for the first class so bring an old towel if you can.
March 5 - April 9th - Thursday Evenings
April 23 - June 4th - No class week of May 14th - Thursday Evenings
June 9 - July 7 - Tuesday Evening in Summer
Instructor: Nita Terrell
Thursday, 5:00 - 7:30pm
6 Weeks
Ages 15 – Adult
Regular price: $115
Pottery: MUDSLINGERS
- Students will be guided through the process of clay wheel-throwing while given freedom to add their own personalities to their work.
- Learn pinch & coil construction techniques and wheel throwing.
- Explore glazing techniques with bright, colorful, professional grade ceramic glazes!
Sessions are 6 weeks:
Call the studio for details on registering for this class.
Wednesdays, 4:00 - 5:30pm
Ages 8 – 12
Location: Shelby County Arts Council Studio – Columbiana
Pottery: Open Studio
Open Studio at the SCAC!
Our pottery studio will be open for use! The monthly fee includes use of space, tools, wheels and firing in the kiln.
You must supply your own clay and glazes! We bisque fire at Cone "04" and glaze fire at Cone "6".
Monthly Fee is $50.00 and must be paid in advance! Studio Guidelines will be posted.
Studio Hours: Monday 1-9pm, Tuesday Afternoon 1:30 until 6pm and Thursday Morning 10am-4pm.
Private Visual Art Tutoring for Youth
- One-on-one tutoring for youth is one of the best ways for a serious young artist to exercise their creative and technical muscles.
- Our private students are encouraged to create works based on themes or in a series, to think critically about art, and investigate work by the masters and explore and experiment with new art mediums.
Ages 8-18
Lessons are $25/hour
Call SCAC to schedule. 205.669.0044
Location: Shelby County Arts Council
Studio - Columbiana
Minimum 4 lessons
Available instructors: Lynn Dodson, Edna Sealy, Jerry Roldan, Deanne Thorn, Bruce Andrews
Summer Theater Camp: JUNGLE BOOK with Missoula Children's Theather
- A fun and exciting camp for students who love the stage!
- Missoula Children's Theatre will work with 50-60 campers to produce to FULL SCALE musical performance in just ONE WEEK!
- All children will have a role in the production!
- The camp will help reinforce educational components such as memorization and interpersonal relationship skills - all the while having FUN! Cost: $95.00 per student
Location: Shelby County High School
Date/Time: Monday, June 22 - Friday June 26 - Time: 10am-2:00pm,
Saturday, June 27 Performance date, Time: TBA


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Israel has bombarded the Gaza Strip with airstrikes in retaliation to rocket attacks launched from the territory.
Up to seven different Gazan targets were hit overnight on Monday and on Tuesday, according to the Israeli military.
Authorities in Gaza said that eight Palestinian fighters were wounded.
Another rocket was subsequently fired from Gaza into Israel, injuring a 16-year-old girl.
The raids came after the Israeli army accused Palestinian fighters of firing nine mortar shells on Monday into southern Israel, which fell on open ground and caused no deaths.
Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, says it has tried to curb rocket fire at Israel, but smaller groupscontinue to carry out such attacks.Three Israeli raids targeted the town of Khan Younis in the south of the Palestinian enclave, wounding two fighters of the Ezzedin al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, one of them seriously, the sources said.
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Four other attacks were carried out in the north of Gaza, targeting the Jabailya refugee camp and the towns of Beit Lahya, Beit Hanoun and Zeitoun, with no casualties reported.
The Israeli jets also attacked a tunnel between the Gaza Strip and Egypt near the southern town of Rafah, without causing any injuries.
An Israeli military spokeswoman, contacted by the AFP news agency, spoke of seven air attacks against tunnels used for smuggling weapons and "arms dumps used for terrorist attacks".
She described the raids as "reprisals for attacks on Israeli territory".
Nine mortar rounds were fired at southern Israel from Gaza on Monday, without hurting anyone, the Israeli military spokeswoman said.
Earlier, on Saturday night, Israeli jets struck central Gaza, killing five fighters as they were about to launch a rocket attack, according to the Israeli army.
The raid was one of the deadliest since Israel's December 2008-January 2009 war on the Gaza Strip, codenamed Operation Cast Lead, which cost the lives of 1,400 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and 13 Israelis, 10 of them soldiers.
Since Israel's war on Gaza, the number of rocket attacks has has gone down considerably. The Israeli army says more than 200 rockets or shells have been fired since the beginning of this year.
Source: Agencies
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