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are they smart "covers" or "cases" the covers for ipad only cover the screen, not the back. the "cases" cover the front and the back (and did not fit too well on ipads as you mentioned).
I was also hoping for black leather :-S
I find that the covers are only useful if you habitually use the iPad in landscape mode for watching videos. Other than that they get in the way.
If they made it so that it actually folded flat on the back and stuck to it, then it would be worthwhile because then you could read a book without having to detach the cover. Otherwise it's just a pain attaching and detaching that thing all day. I left mine at home after the first week and never used it again.
Any idea when cases will be available? Other than Otterbox?? Something light and minimalistic but that will protect the back from scratches would be great! Leather would be even better!
Will the mini smart covers be available for pre-order to be received on Nov 2 along with the iPad mini? I ask because most times, accessories may not yet be available when pre-ordering the device: meaning, the device will be delayed shipping while waiting for the accessory.
I hope so, I'm planning on lining up at an Apple store for the 2, so I really hope they have some in stock.
Nice case with the competitive price, I love them. If you are looking for the case for kids you can try here:http://www.eva-product.com/Super-Foam-iPad-Case-for-Kids-303.html


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So it was not for christians at all but to the disciples.
At this time of Jesus Christ's earthly ministry, God was still in covenant relationship with Israel only. God's plan was (and again one day will be) to reach Israel first, and then, through Israel's instrumentality, reach the nations (Gentiles -- see Mk. 7:27; Isa. 60:3).Christ's earthly teaching ministry was clearly one of confirmation. The record of Scripture is again quite clear: the purpose of the earthly teaching ministry of Jesus Christ was to "to confirm the promises made unto the fathers" (Rom. 15:8). Christ did not come with a new message, but rather His teaching was one of confirming the promises of the Old Testament Scriptures (Matt. 5:17). We must remember that this backslidden nation was near to God by way of her covenants (Eph. 2:12). Christ was calling these "lost sheep of the house of Israel" back into right relationship with himself through the Baptism of repentance for the remission of sins (Matt. 4:23; 10:7-8). John the Baptist introduced this ministry (Matt. 3:2-3; Mk. 1:2-6).There are certain things which are common in all dispensations. We may apply the earthly teaching ministry of Jesus Christ, just as we would any other teachings of the Old Testament. Yet just as with Old Testament teaching, we must always remember that while ALL Scripture is written FOR us, it is not all written TO us, nor is it all ABOUT us.In the "Gospels" (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) Christ's earthly teachings were TO Israel, just as in Paul's letters (Romans Philemon) Christ's heavenly teaching ministry is TO the Body of Christ.The first thing that Paul reveals to us concerning the earthly teaching ministry of Jesus Christ is that it was clearly to the Circumcision. The record of Scripture is quite clear that Christ "was a minister of the Circumcision" (Rom. 15:8). Jesus Christ, while on earth, dealt exclusively with Israel, until that is its final rejection of Christ just before His death and the Upper Room discourse. (c.f. Matt. 10:5-6; 15:24; Rom. 9:5; Eph. 2:12).So when we come to scripture like Matt. 7:21, we need to remember to whom it was intended for. Christ here is speaking (IMO) to and of the Nation of Israel. The words of the Matt5-7 (The Sermon on the Mount) is a message of the Kingdom then and yet to come. Israel is the one being alluded to here as being prevented to enter the Kingdom and not us Christians of this age, the age of Grace. There's just too much do and don't do to be for us. This I believe will keep us from much confusion when trying to interpret the Scriptures I hope. My Grace and peace
Regardless the reason, the fact is that Jesus did not say that they could never come back. He said depart. I have sent my child to her room before because of bad behavior. The time in there is intended to correct the behavior. But she has never (yet) been banished there forever.
Quote from: waitinontheLamb on April 28, 2011, 12:34:04 AMRegardless the reason, the fact is that Jesus did not say that they could never come back. He said depart. I have sent my child to her room before because of bad behavior. The time in there is intended to correct the behavior. But she has never (yet) been banished there forever.And I think this is the key. While Jesus is clearly speaking to the nation of Israel, the question that comes to mind is if he is also speaking to us as well. It's hard for me to imagine that he isn't. All too often I see scriptures that seem difficult from a UR stance explained away by "well they were not speaking to us". For me to believe that, I would have to believe that Jesus was teaching Old Covenent law abiding practice....so very little of what Jesus said has relevance to our walk. I would suggest this stance is similar to the understanding that Jesus speaking about Gehenna was only about the judgment of 70 AD. I believe both were speaking not only of events in that time to those people but painted a much broader stroke...to Gentiles and across time. If not, I would be more of a disciple of Paul than that of Christ. It's not a stance that makes sense to me.Instead, I believe there will be those across time and ethicity who will fit into this category that Jesus is speaking of in this passage. And I believe their fate will be the refiners fire of Gehennna...whatever that entails. But, I have come to believe that will not be forever...and kolasis is truly a pruning. Away from me...doesn't mean forever. This is merely my understanding today.


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August 08, 2002 02:28PM
So I got the chance to stop and play most of the courses in the Mobile area this last week and my wife and I picked up Citronelle on the way home. When did it become a pay per play course? It cost us 2 bucks a player to play and to be honest I didn't find the course to be worth that compared to all the free courses I've played in this area.
Does anyone know what that money is going to go to? If they are planning on turning that money back into the course to improve it or increase the number of holes or something then ok I understand however if that money is just being taken to be put into the city coffers than I think they've made a mistake, because I have no desire to go back at the moment.
Anyone else know what is up with all of that?
Re: Citronelle now a pay per play course?
August 09, 2002 01:43PM
That would seem to be a Joe Sherrod issue. Oh, I almost forgot. Quit yer bitchin'. Are you really that cheap? I guess you don't remember that fee you payed to get into the Bogue, huh? As to what the money is used for, I have it all. I don't improve the course at all, but instead use the money for hookers and cocaine. Of course, at two bucks a head, I'm not getting the quality hookers that I would like, so I might jack up the price.
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August 09, 2002 02:33PM
You're right 2 bucks isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things, however why pay that when I can play almost every course in MS for free (I have a yearly pass to let me in all the State parks so it really is free.)
If you are gonna charge for something that no one else is charging for you might want a reason to draw people back is all I am saying.
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August 12, 2002 09:33AM
Like I said, Joe Sherrod would probably be the one to ask. However, knowing Joe, I would think that he is using the money for course improvements. You could be right about the city pushing for it, though. If that's true, you might be able to get the same pass that you have for MS parks. Of course, I don't live in Mobile, so if there's someone out there who knows the answers to these questions, now would be a good time to chime in. Oh, and I've never played Citronelle, so I can't give you my opinion of the course as a whole.
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The Walking Dead Season 3, Episode 11, "I Ain't a Judas," is airing this Sunday, February 24 on AMC. Once again, Andrea (Laurie Holden) is going to be the swing vote between Team Woodbury and Team Prison. By this point, she realizes The Governor (David Morrissey) lied about heading over to the prison. What will she do about it?
Another detailed spoilers synopsis has been floating around the web. You can read it in full here at SpoilerTV. We can never be 100 percent sure about these things, but it fits with the Episode 11 sneak peeks and promos out there (watch below). Here's a look at what Tyreese and his prison newbies will be doing on Sunday, if the spoilers are correct. But since this will be a particularly big ep for Andrea, here are spoiler details on her role. Warning: If you were pissed at her before this episode, you probably won't like how it ends.
ANDREA CONFRONTS THE GOV: Here's the beginning of the Woodbury section of the episode, per the synopsis: "Milton and the Governor are going over all the records of the people of Woodbury. So far they have 20 people, even if they include the sick and impaired, their number is brought to 26. The Governor suggests they include men and women 13 and up. Milton turns and says you mean boys and girls? The Governor states that adolescence is a 20th century invention. They are men and women. Martinez is to arm and train them. Their number is now 35. Andrea walks in demanding why the Governor lied. He attacked the prison after he told her there would be no retaliation. He tells her that he went to negotiate because not only does he have biters at the gate, he can't have aggressor smiles away. He then claims Rick's group fired first and that they are blood thirsty. She doesn't believe it and declares she will not stand by as her friends gun each other down. The Governor tell her it is too late. Andrea wants to go to the prison. He tells her if she goes to the prison, stay there. Andrea leaves and walks outside. A townie is arguing with Martinez that her son Noah cannot fight because he has asthma. Martinez will not listen to her so she calls Andrea over and tells her that her son can't fight. Andrea says to Martinez and no one said anything about fighting. He is supposed to be teaching them to defend themselves, not raise an army. Martinez tells her to wake up, the only way to defend themselves is with an army. [...] The governor is meeting with his new army. When he stands before Noah, Andrea says that he is Asthmatic. The governor asks Noah if he every shot a gun before. When Noah responds just a BB gun, The gov tells him he is going to learn from the best. He then turns to Andrea and smirks."
ANDREA ACTUALLY EXPECTS MILTON TO KEEP A SECRET FROM THE GOV: "Andrea is observing the front gate and how it is now completely sealed.Milton approaches and says it is sealed thoroughly. Nobody is getting in or out. Andrea asks Milton to swear he knew nothing of the prison attack. Milton says he would never advocate a move like that. Andrea believes him and asks Milton to cover for her, she is going to go to the prison and the governor can't know. Milton asks he not to go,not to put him in this situation. Andrea insists this must be done, Woodbury is an armed camp with child soldiers…over what? Milton sees this as a betrayal but Andrea tell him its to put an end to the bloodshed.
The governor is sitting in his dark apartment looking into a mirror. Here moves his bandage. He then lights a match and holds it to his face,showing the scarred eyeless socket. A knock on the door, and the Governor puts his black eye-patch on for the first time. Milton enters the room and as the governors wishes he is reporting that Andrea has full intentions of going to the prison and she has asked Milton for help. The Gov tells Milton to help her. Milton at first thinks it's a test but the gov insists he helps. As Milton is leaving, the gov tells him good work.
A walker is lurking in the woods. Andrea is hiding behind a tree, Milton behind another one. Finally Milton gets the walker's attention. Andrea comes up behind the walker and knocks him down. As Milton holds down the walker Andrea chops off its arms with an axe. She then gets a rock and positions the struggling walker's mouth over the rock and stomps on its head twice, knocking out its teeth and crushing its jaw. With a wrangling device, they are able to hold and keep the walker close like Michonne did with her pets. The commotion has brought other walkers to them. Andrea begins to hack away at them with the axe but one gets in close. Before the walker can attack, Tyreese comes out of the bush and puts a hatchet to the walker's head. Tyreese and is group come face to face with Andrea and Milton."
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TEAM PRISON IS NOT THAT HAPPY TO SEE ANDREA: Milton and Tyreese's group go back to Woodbury. "Andrea and her walker approaches the prison. Carl and Maggie are in the tower on lookout when he sees somebody. Maggie looks and recognizes Andrea. She tells Carl to get Rick and the others. The group comes running out. Rick, Daryl and Merle taking almost a military formation. Ricks yells to Andrea and asks if she is alone. She says open the gate as walkers around closing in on her. Rick repeats the question. Everyone in the prison is in position, weapons drawn. Andrea screams for Rick to open the gate. They let her in but quickly subdue her. Rick frisks her and repeats his question. Andrea, shocked by his treatment of her says she is. She is stripped of her bag and weapons. Rick coldly says to her 'Welcome back.'"
ANDREA CATCHES UP WITH THE GROUP THAT ABANDONED HER AT THE END OF SEASON 2: "Inside the prison Carol and Andrea hug. Carol says after Andrea saved her,she thought she died. Andrea is shocked to see Hershel on one leg.She looks around and asks where is Shane. No one answers. Lori?Hershel explains she had a girl, she didn't survive. Maggie informs her of T-Dog's fate as well. Andrea expresses her sorrow and reaches out to Carl but he steps back from her. Andrea asks if they live in the prison and would like to see it. Rick will not allow it. Andrea states she is a friend not an enemy. Ricks tells her they had the field and courtyard until her boyfriend tore down the fence with a truck and shot them up. Andrea tells them that the Gov told her they shot first. Rick calls him a liar. Hershel tells her that they lost a man, a prisoner who survived in there. Daryl says everyone liked him, he was one of them. Andrea insists she didn't know anything about the attack. She didn't even know they were in Woodbury until after and that's when she came as soon as she can. Nobody believes her."
"Andrea turns to Michonne and asks what she has told them? Michonne says 'nothing'. Andrea doesn't understand how she was in Atlanta with them and now she is the odd man out. Glenn says the gov tried to kill Michonne and almost him and Maggie. Andrea points to Merle and says he had the finger on the trigger, he was the one who kidnapped and beat Glenn. Andrea cannot explain what 'Phillip' has done but she is trying to bring everyone together. Rick said there is nothing to work out and they are going to kill him. Andrea says there is room in Woodbury for everyone. Merle chuckles and says to Andrea she knows better than that. Hershel asks if the Governor said he wants to negotiate. Andrea says no, she came because he is gearing up for war. Daryl tells Andrea the next time she sees her bf, tell him he is gonna take his other eye. Glenn says they have been taking shit for too long, the governor wants a war he is gonna get one. Andrea turns to Rick and tries to reason with him. Rick said the only way she can make this right is to get them inside Woodbury. Andrea refuses and Rick storms off."
ANDREA VS. MICHONNE: "Andrea and Michonne are walking outside. Andrea accuses Michonne of poisoning them to which Michonne replies she just told them the truth. Andrea insists she didn't choose him over her. Once Michonne entered Woodbury she became hostile. Michonne says that is becauses he can see Andrea was under his spell the second she laid eyes on him and that she still is. Andrea refuses she is and insists she is just trying to save everyone. As Andrea walks away, Michonne tells her the Governor sent Merle to kill her, stopping Andrea in her tracks. He would have been sent to kill Andrea too if she had left with Michonne but Andrea didn't leave. She chose a warm bed over a friend and that is why Michonne went back to Woodbury. To expose the governor for who he is, hurting Andrea. Michonne is the one walking away while Andrea is still, shocked and crying."
CAROL SUGGESTS ANDREA KILL THE GOV! (Go Carol!) "Andrea holds Judith for the first time. She asks Carol what happened to Lori. Carol explains Lori and T-Dog's demise. Andrea asks about Shane. Carol tell her Rick killed Shane, that the whole Randell thing was a lie to get Rick out in the field to kill him. Andrea says 'but Shane loved Rick' to which Carol replies 'Shane loved Lori.' Andrea points out that Rick has become cold and unsteady. Carol states he has his reasons. Carol brings up how Andrea has to do something about the governor. Carol suggests to Andrea to go back to town, sleep with the governor, give him the best night of his life,when his guard is down and he is sleeping, end this. Andrea doesn't know what to say."
ANDREA FAILS TO KILL THE GOV: "Andrea approaches the gates of Woodbury. The child soldiers demand she gets out of the car. When she gets out Martinez recognizes her. [...] Andrea walks into the Governor's dark apartment where he is sitting I his chair listening to music. She tells him she went to the prison. They are broken, living in terrible conditions. The Governor asks if Michonne, Merle and Rick were in there. He asks if Rick sent Andrea back to Woodbury. Andrea says no, that was her call. The gov asks why. Andrea looks down. The governor stands up and walks over to Andrea caressing her face and tells her 'because you belong here.' She looks at him and they kiss. [...] Andrea wakes up and gets out of the governor's bed while he remains sleeping. She walks over to her pants and takes out a knife. She slowly makes her way to the sleeping governor and puts the knife close to his neck. He remains sleeping. She stares at him for a few seconds. Andrea then puts the knife down and walks away from the sleeping governor to the window and stares out at the moonlight. End of episode."
Ugh. Andrea! Stop being the new Lori. But go Carol for suggesting such a devious move. Who knew she had it in her? Carol also warns Daryl that Merle isn't good for him, but otherwise Merle seems to make some progress with the prison group. It has to help that Merle fought with Team Prison last week when Andrea ... didn't. That said, does Andrea owe the prison group anything? She did save Carol's life on the Season 2 finale, and the group did just assume she was dead. They left her behind, without being sure. She's only alive because of Michonne. She doesn't really owe Rick & company a big apology — she didn't know anything about The Gov, just like they didn't know she was still alive — but maybe she should kill The Governor for Michonne. He'll never stop trying to kill Michonne, after the whole Penny thing.
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CRESTVIEW — When I was in grade school some of my little friends told me some Helen Keller jokes. I couldn't wait to get home to share them with my family.
"Hey Mom," I said, bursting into the kitchen. "Did you ever see Helen Keller's husband?"
The correct answer is, "Neither did she."
Instead, Mother thought a moment and replied, "When I was a student nurse, we had Miss Keller as a patient. A gentleman would visit her sometimes. Perhaps that was her husband."
Mom's response may have deflated a young comedian, but it suddenly made me aware that Helen Keller had been a real, living, breathing, cognizant and, if indeed the visitor at Philadelphia General was her husband, loving person.
It also made me suitably ashamed for telling jokes at the expense of someone less blessed than I.
View From the Stage's production of "The Miracle Worker," running this afternoon and tomorrow at 2:30 and this evening at 7 p.m., does the same.
Skittering on the edge of being institutionalized, as was the common practice for the deaf, mute and blind in the 19th century, Keller's family chose to send for a teacher, the titular character in William Gibson's powerful drama.
The pairing of Brooklyn Onuffer as Helen and Sarah Hawkins, the nearly blind tutor Annie Sullivan, was one of the most magnificent pieces of casting I've ever seen in a theatre-going career that dates to when I was three years old.
Their cavalcade of raw emotions runs the gamut from often heart-wrenching, sometimes heart-stopping, sometimes warm, sometimes adversarial and even sometimes comical and ultimately loving.
The dining room battle scene, which Brooklyn said was the toughest to perform, was so masterfully executed that even the audience woman who texted through most of opening night's first act put down her smartphone and took notice.
At last Annie emerged triumphant.
"The room's a wreck but her napkin is folded," Annie informs Mrs. Kate Keller, warming, lovingly and, when need be, forcefully portrayed by Julie Bywater.
The engaging cast also includes an impressive young talent in Douglas Black as Helen's older half-brother James, whose observations propel the story and likewise contribute some blessed light humor to break the tension.
"Nothing I say is right," James laments.
"Then why say anything?" Kate Keller replies.
As Helen's father, Capt. Keller, Jeremy Edwards was the weakest of the leads, but only because the others were so strong, including Douglas as his son, who after years of browbeating finally stands up to his father in a pivotal scene.
From VFTS's holiday production of "A Christmas Carol," we know Edwards is an accomplished actor. However, in "The Miracle Worker" his emotions seemed to be limited to blustery and blustier.
Such bluster, however, served to set the stage for a sudden rush of welcome tenderness unexpected from the otherwise curmudgeonly Confederate Army veteran, who through most of show is Annie Sullivan's biggest skeptic.
A strong supporting cast includes a bevy of buoyant and loving blind children who bid Annie goodbye as she leaves the Boston school for the blind where she was a pupil, and her teacher and mentor, Dr. Anagnos, sensitively played by Joseph Kenkel.
Bettye Keefer also provides comic relief as the accommodating Aunt Ev, who shares her brother, Capt. Keller's, skepticism that Annie Sullivan can't help Helen and has only turned the Keller household topsy-turvy.
View From the Stage has indeed proved the local culture scene's own Miracle Workers by bringing to Crestview a sophisticated, powerful and engagingly performed drama of this caliber.
Producer Berit Faust and director Nancy Black deserve kudos for broadening our theatrical horizons. I look forward to future VFTS productions of this caliber and in all genres. Meanwhile, don't miss "The Miracle Worker" over at Warriors Hall. Tickets are available at the door.
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I'm new to oil painting and would like an honest review
Really like you colors along the ground and around the lake. The lake seems a little off, it may be the perspective or just the shape but something looks wrong. Overall great colors.
Actually it's just a pond. Thank you for your critique
It is rather flat and one dimensional. There is nothing of interest to keep my attention. The colors are bright and even. The photo is very low res so any real determination is hard to get from this
I appreciate your critique but cannot understand why you would say my painting is 1-dimensional. There's height, width & depth to the painting. Yes I'm a beginner but I feel I have accomplished those 3 things at least. I would say that 1-dimensional would be a perfect straight line or even a dot. My painting is neither of those. Thank you for your time anyway.
I have thought about what you said in your critique. To say that the water looks off or the persoective is off to me implies that you believe a pond or lake should look perfect & centered etc. I thought I accomplished something that isn't perfect but just real. Isn't that what Art is all about. The Artist's own perspective, their reality? Thank you again.
Hey man, those people are just trying to help, don't bite their heads off or anything. Rude.
I was not biting anyone's head off. I was not rude in the least. I was commenting on the critique. I was polite and also thanked them for the critiques. Can a person not make their comments on the critiques? I questioned the wording of the critiques but did not attack the person who was doing the critique. You however bit my head off and was really rude. Chill ok? Have a nice day.
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Just a note about criticism:
You never have to pay any attention to criticism and you never have to agree with criticism. For these reasons, you should never argue with criticism. When you do, you turn a critique into a debate. There are no winners in that sort of exchange.
When submitting artwork for criticism, it is always a good idea to add something about yourself and your background. It could be something like, "I am a beginner and just starting to paint after some years. I am self taught." This gives others a big help in offering comments on work submitted.
When giving criticism, it is never good to be blunt. You may be only trying to help but at times criticism can sting. Some of the best criticism is offered as suggestions. Remember a critique also involves telling an artist about what has been done well. Positive comments can be some of the most constructive portions of a critique.
When receiving criticism, you have to put on your thickest skin. It is natural for artists to closely identify themselves with their work. Appreciate the fact that someone bothered to take the time to make a comment. Try to remember that people are not trying to hurt you or your work. Chances are they may not even know you.
Thank you very much Paul. I agree with everything you are saying. I guess I was trying to understand the critiquing but it came across in a negative way.
I will not be commenting on the critiques from here on in. Thank you for your post. It was much appreciated. Jennifer
Jennifer and all—
Jennifer, my comments were not directed toward you alone. Rather, these points are really a reminder to all of us.
Personally, I have never been in favor of face-to-face, open critique sessions in classrooms or offices where people know each other and work together. It can easily develop into an opportunity for strong personalities to make cheap shots. The best criticism in such an atmosphere is done one on one or in small groups of no more than four.
However, criticism offered in a forum such as Artist Daily is much different. Since we are not face-to-face and really do not know each other, there is an element of anonymity that shields us to some degree. This should result in a healthy level of candor in our commentary but it should never become rude or blunt.
There are times when a criticism may not be totally clear. There are times when you totally disagree with a criticism. However, there are times when a criticism is sincere and sheds a new light. This can be priceless.
We are all in this boat together. We are all trying to become better artists day by day. When we offer criticism we should be offering help. And we all need help.
Best of luck to all of us—
Tebbie wrote "there's nothing of interest to keep my attention". Just trying to help??
The artist said in her fist statement that that she was new at painting.
Sensitivity is a major asset necessary within all painters. It's not just about what WE paint but also about what others paint.
A good painter can help others.
Thank you Jay. I guess that is really what I was trying to get across but did feel the "sting" of that particular critique so I may have sounded a bit angry instead. My comments were not meant to sound that way. We all have lessons to learn in life don't we? lol
Now I guess I will submit another painting.
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Everything is awesomeWritten by Michael Miller | Editor in Chief Emeritus | firstname.lastname@example.com
It has been a bleak, ugly winter. Unrelenting snow has buried the region and cold temperatures have settled into bones like quiet termites eating into wood. The stream of snow emergencies and school closings has made it difficult to establish any new year rhythm. The horrific death of two Toledo firefighters, Stephen Machcinski and James Dickman, allegedly caused by an arson, has left us reeling with grief and the introspection spawned by tragedy.
The malaise is real and colors every icy, slippery step. So as we wait for spring and an end to the arctic blasts and polar vortexes, any moment of levity is welcome as shallow solace.
One of the great joys of raising children is the unexpected bursts of pride they inspire when they demonstrate they are paying attention to parental lessons. An act of philanthropy by our 5-year-old son Sean and a subversive movie song have brought some sunshine to an otherwise Dickensian season.
We recently tried to break the cabin fever spell with a matinee trip to the theater to see "The Lego Movie." I expected a 90-minute commercial, and I got that, but I also saw a thoughtful, witty, visually stunning story that ranks as one of the best family movies Hollywood has produced in a long time, a well-written film that makes kids laugh and adults grin with equal skill.
Nearly every kid who leaves the movie walks away singing one of its songs, "Everything is Awesome!!!" Written by Shawn Patterson, Joshua Bartholomew and Lisa Harriton and produced by former Devo leader Mark Mothersbaugh, it is sung by the pop duo Tegan and Sara, with help from the Andy Samberg rap trio The Lonely Island.
In the movie, the joke is that the song is deliberately simple pablum ("Everything is awesome!/Everything is cool when you're part of a team") designed to keep citizens brainwashed as happy little worker drones. It blares from every radio in the block city with a cheerful repetition that could effectively replace waterboarding as a means of torture.
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In Sean's class at Herrick Park Elementary a few weeks ago, teacher Mandy Sell Van Dam led a conversation about the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. They talked about inequality and King's dream of people living in a more loving, equal-opportunity world. She asked the children in her class what their dreams for the world were and what they would change to make the world a better place.
Sean, who has been learning to sew and makes tooth fairy pillows for his friends, said he wanted to make stuff to sell to give money to help poor people. The Miller family ain't lighting cigars with $20 bills, but we are comfortable and blessed well beyond our necessities. We have tried to make sure Sean and his 7-year-old brother Evan recognize their blessings and understand that many, many people struggle with basic survival and that we are obligated to help as we can. So Sean told Van Dam he wanted to learn to sew or create something the class could sell to help poor people.
"I had already planned on making T-shirt scarves for Mother's Day gifts," Van Dam said. "I thought we could make them to sell instead."
She collected old T-shirts gathered by parents and other community members and tie-dye donated by parents (special thanks to the DiPippo family). She cut the T-shirts into scarves and had the class dye and decorate them. On Feb. 11, they sold the scarves for $5 each, raising nearly $500 for homeless families of Lenawee County. It was a great afternoon and an impressive way for Van Dam to connect the dots for the busy little hands and minds she is teaching.
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Marc Freedman thinks this Baby Boomer stuff is all about "encore careers" or "the big shift"—a new stage when we can embrace a fresh outlook on life and think positively about what we are able to contribute to society.
He's wrong. It's really about wrinkles.
This past weekend I attended an amazing conference on social media at the Columbia University School of Journalism. Spearheaded by former students of the J School's Dean of Students, Sree Sreenivasan (who was all over it for the entire 2 ½ days, and, actually, really remembers the names of hundreds upon hundreds of people, if not their Twitter handles), attendees had a chance to consult with "social media doctors" and get free headshots for their Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, About.me or whatever accounts.
The photographers were lively and earnest—and had volunteered their time. So I had my headshots done twice. And they are totally awful.
This has nothing to do with the photographers' skills. It has to do with the fact that I've gone all crinkly around the eyes, even when I'm wearing foundation and powder. And my neck, oh, my neck. I now know completely why Nora Ephron wrote her book I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts About Being a Woman.
I don't know when my neck began to look so . . . old. For almost all my life I've looked a lot younger than my age. I'm short (very), and so from far away people think I'm a chubby kid. Also, due the miracles of modern hairdressers, my hair is still brownish/blondish. However, it too has changed. I used to have nice wavy hair. Now it's curly and coarse. On good days it looks OK. When I've been to the hairdresser and gotten a profession blow-dry, it looks great. On muggy day, it's worse than frizzy. Pulling my hair back into a ponytail this morning before I went to the gym, I noticed that my face was surrounded by an aura of "wispies" (what ballet teachers used to call the hairs that slipped out of tightly wound buns).
So I posted on FB that I needed someone who was good with Photoshop to take out the wrinkles and frizz. A high school friend (actually we were in nursery school together; that's what they called it back then) commented that she couldn't help, but she felt my pain. Another friend said her sister Photoshopped hers. Cecilia is young enough to have no wrinkles and kind of looks like Sophia Loren. I have no idea what her sibling could have done to make her look better.
So now that I have visible proof of my age in the form of un-photoshopped professionally taken headshots, I decided to come up with "The Baby Boomer's Seven Wrinkle Principles."
- Own your wrinkles. I won't follow this at all. But if I could, it would be really healthy, I think, you know, psychologically. I know a lot of people my age who have let their gray hair shine in, (I'm thinking of the musical Hair). I admire them. But, not me.
- Always use sunscreen. This one is really smart. Sunscreen can help prevent skin cancer along with those sun-begat age spots. However, how is someone supposed to get a suntan if she's wearing SPF 80?
- Get great with makeup. So what one does is go to someplace like Bloomingdales, Saks or Nordstrom when a cosmetics line is hosting a visiting make-up artist. Get a free makeover; ask lots of questions; and if they have a diagram, make them fill it out. You don't have to buy anything: you can say you want to see how it all feels after a few hours. If you do like the products, you can always go back with your diagram. I've been using by Lancôme for years, which is expensive and probably not much different from Maybelline. I've always thought about taking my diagram to CVS or RiteAid and seeing if I can match the colors at a much lower price. (But this little part of me actually believes the expensive stuff works. So much for science.) The trick is to rotate stores and vendors and get as much beauty advice as you can. I've been doing this for a while, but since I hate the way a heavy foundation or powder feels, my wrinkles still show. Hence my need for Photoshop. (You can also MAKE your own lipgloss—a tip for the frugal among us. Here's a link to the video: WATCH: Homemade Lip Gloss http://huff.to/lf8bX8).
- Botox. Next.
- Plastic surgery. As if I could afford it. But I think I might do it. Think=know. Not scared, just broke.
- Moisturizers. So I use this expensive fancy schmancy stuff from Lancôme, and I've been using it for years. Guess what? I still have wrinkles. Consumer Reports gives its highest rating to Olay Regenerist UV Defense Regenerating Lotion, and you can buy a 2.5 ounce tube on Amazon for $8.99 (Facial Moisturizers: Best Face Moisturizer Reviews http://bit.ly/lilWuP). But now read this: "One popular misconception involves the relationship between dry skin and wrinkles. Scientists say a moisturizer will smooth skin to temporarily make wrinkles less apparent, but moisturizing your skin will not have any long-term effect on wrinkles." (Facial Moisturizers Reviews http://bit.ly/kQY58p)
- Get advice from "wrinkle" blogs. Yes, they're usually trying to sell you something. You can look at Dr. Alex's Shrink Your Wrinkles blog (http://www.shrinkyourwrinkles.com/blog/). Or this: Cosmetics Cop on arresting wrinkles | Style Notes blog | The Indianapolis Star | indystar.com http://bit.ly/mn06lE. Or read the always brilliant Tara Parker-Pope in The New York Times (WRINKLES – Well Blog – NYTimes.com http://nyti.ms/kNzAUM).
A friend just posted a picture of me taken over last weekend. I'm asking a question into a microphone. For some reason I'm looking up. To the ceiling. My neck is stretched out in all its wrinkly glory. Thanks for the photo, Rafiq. You are a great guy, but I am not going to post a link to that picture.
Hey readers: along with posting comments to my FB, you can also post them to this blog. The "comments" box is at the bottom of the post, and the more you comment, the better I do in search engines. Sharing this link on FB also makes me visible to your friends who aren't my friends (it's beginning to sound like a little kid song). So, thanks. And for those of you who have wondered what happened to my blog on Blogher—well, it's gone, along with three years of work, and it wasn't completely my fault. I made a query about how to cancel the blog, and they just did it. My "How to Get on Facebook" column is coming, soon, I promise. That one you can print out for your friends who are still saying, "I don't know. What's in it for me?" because I'll show what's in it for them.
Here's Marc Freedman's book. It's really good, though I have other ideas too. I'm going to talk about it in a column one of these days. Marci Alboher likes it a lot, and she's the best. (You can follow her on Twitter @HeyMarci.) Finally, if you are inclined to read either book mentioned, I suggest your public library, a wonderful institution I have recently re-discovered. If you are the purchase-book kind of person or want to download it to your nook click on either book cover, you'll go right to BarnesandNoble.com. For your Kindle, well, now you know the name of the book. Amazon will take care of the rest.


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Talk about treats galore! The Tasty Treats Pretend Food set includes everything from grapes to pizza, from pretzels to a full loaded cheeseburger. Your little cook extraordinaire can learn about all kinds of food from this creativity-encouraging collection. For use with any KidKraft play kitchen, the 125 pieces of "yummy" food will inspire your child's imagination and probably appetite too!
- 125 pieces of "tasty" play food
- Materials: plastic
- No assembly required
Ages: 3 & up
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My sermon from Sunday! :) Luke 3:1-20 – Prepare the way
The period between Christmas and New Year is one of my favourite times of year. It starts with a long slow boxing day and the sense of resting seems to meander on through the rest of the week. It is a time to slow down a little and take stock of life. It is an opportunity to reflect upon the past year. For each one us this will be different.
Some people have had a wonderful year full of travels and highlights. Grandchildren and children have been born. For me, I still find myself smiling that I earned my Masters Degree! However, for others it has been a year of tribulation and turmoil. In the words of Bill Clinton, sometimes you just feel like a fire hydrant surrounded by a pack of dogs! Some years are like that.
Each year at this some of us will make some kind of decision or resolution about the year ahead.
Each year I make some kind of New Years' resolution. My favourite, made every year since I can remember is to read the Bible through in a year! By the time I get to January 3rd I am already behind. But each year I make the same promise. I have always approached such tasks in the power of my own strength. I make the decision and then use will power and determination to see it through, or not see it through.
What about you, have you made any New Year's resolutions? Do you have a regular go to resolution that sets you up for failure time and time again?
I like to believe that making decisions or resolutions about the year ahead is a good thing. Better to aim for the stars and hit the treetops than aim for the trees and hit the dirt my old Bible College principal used to say. However, try as hard as we might though we cannot plan or control what will happen over the next twelve months. For that we must trust God. All we can do is prepare; prepare our hearts and minds for whatever may come. Or, in the words of John, "Prepare the way for the Lord."
This week I was reflecting on our passage from Luke 3 and I began to think about the whole task of making resolutions a little differently. What if, rather than make New Year's Eve resolution I took some time out to reflect and pray about what God might be asking of me in 2013. Instead of making resolutions, what would 2013 look like if I prepared for it spiritually?
This morning I am going to ask us a series of questions. What if questions. What would 2013 look like if instead of making promises our will cannot keep we listened to the voice of one calling out in the wilderness? What would the year ahead look like if we took seriously the words of John the Baptist to "Prepare the way?"
These are not keys to a healthy and wise 2013 but a declaration of trust in the God who knows the days ahead. The God who will be with us through thick and thin in 2013. The God who will make our valleys seem bearable and our mountain top experiences grounded!
- What would your New Year look like if you prepared for it rather than resolved it?
It is interesting that readings about John the Baptist should appear before Christmas as part of our preparation for the birth of Jesus. In the gospels these "Prepare the Way" passages appear either in between the birth and ministry narratives or before the ministry narratives in Mark and John. The Gospels call us to visit the baby and then consider who he is and what he means for the world.
The Baptist appears out of nowhere in the middle of nowhere. After 400 years of biblical silence Israel's first NT prophet appears in the Judean wilderness calling the people for God to prepare their hearts and lives for what God is about to do; and he is about to do something great. We are at the dawn of an exciting new era of God's reign in the world and John is there getting people ready; calling them to repentance.
His message is simple – "Prepare the way for the Lord, make it easy for God to arrive". New Tear's resolutions are usually about us. The preparations John speaks about are about God. The question is simple, how are you preparing for God's arrival in 2013?
- What would our new year look like if it began with repentance?
Repentance is heartfelt decision to turn away from ourselves and turn back to God! Central to John's preparation message is repentance. John's first words to those coming to be baptised is simple – You guys had better take this and your faith seriously!
Repentance is not a word we hear a lot of anymore but perhaps we need to hear more than ever. Repentance is more than saying sorry to God for our sins. It is more than what sinners do. Repentance is a turning away from something toward God. It involves every ounce of our being. Repentance prepares us for what God is about to do. Repentance is an everyday act that flows out of our heart and love for God.
Each one of us, no matter how good and perfect we think we are, have stuff in our lives that keeps us from God; from knowing him and serving him. Repentance is the act of turning away from that so that we might once again focus on the one who truly matters.
The question is simple; how will you turn back to God in 2013 and what do you need to turn away from?
- What would our New Year look like if we lived out our repentance?
John makes it clear to everyone that comes to him at the Jordan: True repentance bears good fruit. John is essentially saying to the people, "I want proof of your repentance". In an amazing, one might say miraculous, response from the "brood of vipers" they ask John, "What should we do?"
If you have more than you need, give. Don't take more than you need and don't use people for your own benefit. These acts fulfil what the prophet Isaiah says the Kingdom will look like. Valleys will be filled in – levelled. Mountains will be made low – even. Crooked roads will be straight – straightforward. Rough roads will be made smooth. Essentially everyone is on the same playing field. There is no hierarchy in the Kingdom. Everyone regardless of race or social status is an equal.
What does this good fruit look like? One of things I love about summer is summer fruits. Right now we have Apricots, Nectarines, Peacharines, Raspberries, Figs and Apples all waiting to ripen. Until then we are forced to buy fruit from the shops that is below par and hit and miss. How can people grow fruit that tastes so bland? So boring? The same goes for you and I? We all bear fruit the question is, is it good fruit or is it bland and tasteless?
John warns those who come to him to be baptised to take seriously what they are doing. Repentance and preparing the way for God and what God is about to do must be taken seriously, says John.
The question I wish to place before you this morning is simple, "How will you prepare the way for God in 2013?" How will you turn away from those things that distract and turn to follow Jesus? This is not just a message for the sinner it is a gentle reminder to each one of us of the need to live with a daily attitude of repentance.
The most important warning John gives the people coming to be baptised is that they cannot rely on past experiences of God or on their religious heritage. Do not rely on past experiences of God to carry you into the future. Each one of us is invited to consider coming to Jesus anew!


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Thursday, October 18
•7 p.m.-Rehearsals for the 9th annual Yadkin Community Chorus performance of Handel's Messiah begins at Yadkinville UMC. Follow us at www.facebook.com/YadkinChorus for more information.
Friday, October 19
•6 p.m.-John & Lynne Powell and Friends Bluegrass Band from Mocksville will be appearing at Farmington Community Center on Farmington Road. John & Lynne are members of the Broke-N-Lonesome Band. They play traditional bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and old country. They are a very talented group of musicians who will keep you entertained. Music Starting at 7:00 p.m. Scrumptious hot dogs and hamburgers will be available beginning at 6:00. All proceeds go to the support of the Farmington Community Center. Admission is $5.00 a person. Come hungry and bring your dancing shoes!
Saturday, October 20
•7:00 p.m.-11:00p.m.-Forbush High School Class of 1972 Reunion to be held at Myers Auction House, 1105 Flint Hill Rd East Bend. Contact: Vicky Matthews Dudley 336-961-2704 or Mark Todd 336-679-8157 for additional information.
•9 a.m.- Cruising For Carmen's Cure, Rain date Nov. 3, Join the ride to help out a fellow biker that needs your support. Money will go to pay for medical bills for Carmen Headen who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Starting location is at Nate's Place at 216 East Elm Street, Yadkinville and will end at the Farmers Market at 1141 TN St. Yadkinville. The ride Yadkin County foothills thru the mountains of Surry, Wilkes and Alleghany County, DJ, door prizes, silent auction, food and vendors after the ride, open to the public. $20 for single rider and $30 for double, vehicles $20. All vehicles are welcome to ride! We encourage you to take a stand against breast cancer, decorate your vehicle or motorcycle and support the cause. For early registration or more information call (336)466-2424 or 244-3225
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin Valley Chapter of the North Carolina Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (NCSSAR) will commemorate the 1780 Battle of Shallow Ford at the Lanier-Clingman Cemetery, 9601 Shallowford Road, Lewisville, NC 27023. The ceremony will remember the battle and its importance, remember Patriot and Loyalist combatants and casualties, and honor Col. Robert Lanier and Capt. Frances Anderson Poindexter, two Patriots buried in the cemetery.If the weather permits, there will be a walk to the battlefield, its gravesites, the Big Poplar Tree, and the Shallow Ford.The ceremony is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Andrew Mackie, (336) 428-8471,
•10:30 a.m.-The Carolinas Chapters of the Silent Service Motocycle Club in conjunction with the Nathanael Greene Base of the United Sates Submarine Veterans announce a benefit ride to support Joshua's Angel Center of the Carolinas. Starting from Feed Saks General Store, 7444 U.S 601 Dobson. Sign up starts at 9:30 a.m., $15 per rider and $5 per passenger. The ride is about 3 plus hours round trip ride to Sparta to Mouth of Wilson, VA to Mt. Airy back to Dobson. We will have some rest stops. Door prizes and free food for riders. 90/10 drawing, 10% of the take going to a rider or passenger and 90% going to Joshua's Angel Center. For more info email email@example.com
•11 a.m.-2 p.m.-Luncheon & Silent Auction, Hoedown for Hope, Sponsored by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of the Triad at Center United Methodist Church, 1400 Center Road Yadkinville. Tickets are $12.00 and that includes lunch, silent auction, entertainer Danny Crouse and chance for door prizes. Everyone welcome, wear your best country outfit. Contact April Shore 336-463-2897 or Clara Holcomb 336-463-2892
•11 a.m.-5 p.m.-Ninth Annual Yadkin Valley Grape Festival in downtown Yadkinville. The festival will be held with 26 Yadkin Valley wineries in attendance, along with entertainment, food, and arts & crafts. Free Admission to the festival, wine tasting tickets are $15.00 in advance and day of event is $20.00. Show your active or retired military ID at the gate and receive your ticket for $15.00. Visit www.yvgf.com for additional information or contact the Chamber office at (336) 679-2200.
Sunday, October 21
•2 p.m.-6 p.m.-Yadkin Valley Cruisers "Cruise-In" - Christmas Toy Drive. Come out and see the old classic cars gathered around the courthouse square. The cruise-in will be held this month on a Sunday afternoon and you will see 60 - 70 classic cars, hear great music, door prizes and lots of fun! Please bring new toys to the event – the toys will be distributed to needy families during Christmas. Visit www.yadkinvalleycruisers.com for more information.
•2:30p.m.-The Yadkin County Historical Society will present a program on the graduates of Yadkin County High School, 1943-1967, at the Yadkin County Senior Center, 207 East Hemlock Street, Yadkinville, NC 27055. For 28 years, the Yadkin County High School in Boonville, NC, was the only one for students of color. It produced over 400 graduates. Margie Williams of Yadkinville will lead the discussion. The Society invites graduates and other people connected with the school to attend and share their school memories. The program is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Margie Williams, (336) 849-4138 or email@example.com. Friday, October 26
•11 a.m.-1 p.m.-Come join Yadkin Medical Associates celebrate "OUR PATIENTS" We will be raffling off homemade cake, and a basket of goodies, Hot Dog, chips and a drink will be served.
Sunday, October 28
•5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Fall Festival and Port-a-Pit Chicken Dinner at Union Grove Church (sponsored by Children's Ministry). The Festival is free and fun for all ages, they will have a hayride, trunk or treat, candy, prizes, inflatable's, games and more. The Chicken dinner is a fund raiser for Lesley Benton and family's expenses due to Lesley's illness, $7 per plate, take out or eat in (chicken, baked beans, slaw, roll, dessert). Bring your friends and family! For more info call (336)961-5792
• 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at the Yadkin County Animal Shelter at 1141 Tennessee Street, Yadkinville, $10/shot & 1 year vaccination only. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
Tuesday, October 30
•11 a.m.-2 p.m.-"Empty Bowls" for hunger at Yadkinville United Methodist Church, sponsored by Courtney Baptist Church. Cameron Kent, from WXII News will be the MC. The cost is $20.00 per person. The lunch will include choice of chicken soup or vegetable beef soup, salad, bread, dessert and drink. Each ticket holder will be able to pick and choose a donated handmade pottery bowl to take home. Take out will be available. All proceeds will benefit Yadkin Christian Ministries. Tickets or additional information, contact Yadkin Christian Ministries (336) 677-3080. There will also be a auction.
• 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Free Flue Shots for Veterans at the Elkin Public Library, 111 N. Front St. Administered by the VA Medical Center of Salisbury. Please bring your DD-214 and a valid photo ID. For questions call the Salisbury VA Medical Center, 800-469-8262 or 4958 or 4960.
Wednesday, October 31
•5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.-Angel'z Fitness and her Zumba Fitness class will be welcoming Trick-Or Treaters Halloween night at Deep Creek Community Center in Courtney. Free class pass will be given away with each treat bag! For more information about Zumba Fitness classes please contact Angel Parrish via text or phone at 244-7765 or through face book.
Saturday, November 3
• 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at Yadkin Veternary Hospital/Dr Holt 5532 Hwy 601 N, Yadkinville. $7 Shot 1 & 3 Year vaccination. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
•11 a.m.-3 p.m.-Cruise- In sponsored by Asbury UMC, supported by
Yadkin Valley Crusiers "Pinto beans, Cornbread, desserts, drinks"
All proceed will go to support needy families for Christmas
•4 p.m.-8 p.m.-Fall Festival will be held at Courtney Elementary. There will be numerous games and activities for both kids and adults. Haunted house,bounce house,face painting,car bash and a duct tape booth. Come and check out our silent auction for some awesome items and special entries. If you are creative we will have a pumpkin decorating and halloween costume contest. Do not forget to enter our raffle ticket drawing for a chance to win some cash. There will be few surprise attractions that you do not want to miss out on. Come out and enjoy the fun.
Monday, November 5
•6 p.m.-Yadkin County Farm Bureau's Annual Meeting for the members of the organization. The meeting will be held at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. Cost will be $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 12 and under. A meal consisting of barbecue and all the fixings will precede the business session of the meeting. The Women's Committee will be collecting non-perishable food items for Yadkin Christian Ministries. Please no take outs. Door prizes will be given away after the meeting
Friday, November 9
•5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Join us for our 1st Annual Ladies' Night Out Event & Shopping Fair. Enjoy vendors offering a variety of indulgences - every woman is guaranteed to find something they love! Shopping, food samples, accessories, nutrition info, jewelry, health and beauty, group exercise & much more! Yadkin Family YMCA 6540 Service Road Yadkinville NC 27055
Saturday, November 10
• 8:00 a.m. - until American Cancer Society Relay for Life Fundraiser. Sponsored by Yadkin Medical Associates 305 E. Lee Avenue (Parking Lot) Yard Sale Vendors Needed. $10 per vendor space. Call 679-2661. • 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fall Rabies Clinic at Grandview Animal Hospital/Dr. Robbins 6043 Old Hwy 421, East Bend. $7 Shot 1 & 3 year vaccination. Please bring your pet on a leash or in a carrier. Pets must be 3 months of age. If your pet is getting the 3 year vaccine you must bring paperwork to the clinic. Rabies tags ARE NOT proof.
•6 p.m.-11p.m.-The Forbush High School Class of 1977 and 1978 will hold their 35th Class Reunion at Allison Oaks Vineyard located at 221 E. Main Street, Yadkinville, NC. For reunion details contact Steve Gentry at email@example.com or by phone at 336-945-4432.
New Service, ALPHA Family Counseling, Rev. Jim Martin, PHD, CHt, parttime, Thursday, Friday, Saturday for appointment, (336)463-0001, if not available at the time my cell will answer. True traditional counseling vehicle and hypnosis for self-esteem, stress, etc. Be glad to hear from you.
Deep Creek Baptist Church, 2401 Old Stage Road, Yadkinville, Upward Basketball and Cheerleading, For boys and girls Kindergarten to 6th Grade. Registration is going on now until November 7. $60 for both Basketball and Cheerleading. Basketball shorts are OPTIONAL at a cost of $12. Cheerleading mock turtlenecks are OPTIONAL at a cost of $12. Scholarships are available. Call (336) 408-1455. Everyone MUST attend one basketball evaluation or cheerleading orientation. Orientation will be held at COURTNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GYM ,Sunday, November 4, 2-4, Wednesday, November 7, 6-8, Practices begin – Wednesday, December 5, First Game – Sunday, January 13, 2013 Awards Celebration – Wednesday, March 6, 2013. F0R MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT BARRY ORRELL (336)406-1455
• 10:30 a.m.—Preschool storytime for ages 2-5 will be held at the Boonville Community Public Library every Thursday. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. For more information, call 367-7737. All of our libraries of the NWRL System has access of Ancestry.com for the year of 2012. Patrons can research the web through our libraries for the year. The Boonville Community Public Library is a branch of thirteen libraries of the Northwestern Regional Library System.
•6:30 p.m.-East Bend Happy Quilters Guild, Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month at East Bend Senior Center. For more information call (336)699-3970.
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin River Quilters meet at the Yadkin Senior Center every Tuesday.
•4 p.m.-6:30 p.m.- p.m.-Yadkin Farmers Market,open every Tuesday Evenings , Now closing on Saturdays. Off US 601 North Take a right on Tennessee Rd. beside the Yadkinville Community Park. The Yadkin Farmers Market will be on the left behind the park. Selling fresh in season produce, plants, honey, baked goods, homemade crafts, eggs, muscadines, scuppernong, sweet potatos, pumpkins, crowder peas molasses, herbs, flowers, etc.
If you are in need of clothing for your family members we would like to invite you to visit the Courtney Clothing Closet located in Building C of Courtney Baptist Church. The church is located at 3341 Courtney Church Road. The church is South of Yadkinville off Hwy 601 just pass the Yadkin Valley Telephone offices on Courtney Huntsville Road, then right onto Courtney Church Rd. The hours are Wednesdays 2-4p.m. and Thursdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call the church at (336)463-2681
• A fall men's softball league is being planned at Lone Hickory. If you are interested in putting a team in the league, please call 336-463-2761 as soon as possible.
•We are searching for old photos of Lone Hickory July 4th celebration or other events held at Lone Hickory (ball tournaments, donkey ball game, etc.) If you have photos we can borrow, please call (336)463-2449 or 463-2439 as soon as possible. Photos will be scanned and returned to you.
•6:30 p.m.-Every Thursday of each week we hold a program called TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight loss program. Each program has special tips and techniques to help benefit losing those unwanted pounds. Meeting at your local Boonville Community Public Library. Any Questions please call 336-367-7737
•8 a.m.-New Horizons Adults Day Services is taking donations for their thrift shop, 1917 Old Hwy 421 W. Yadkinville. For more information call 677-1385
•6 p.m.-Bingo every Tuesday at the Yadkin Moose Lodge. ATTENTION: Effectively immediately! Monthly distributions of USDA Commodity Foods will no longer be distributed at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. They will now be distributed on an on-going basis through "partner agencies" of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. Families needing food assistance will need to contact one of the following agencies: Divino Redentor Catholic Church, 209 Lon Ave. Boonville, 336-367-7067, Tri-County Christian Ministries, 440 W. Main St, Jonesville, 336-526-1089, Yadkin Christian Ministries, 121 W. Elm St. Yadkinville, 336-677-3080, Yadkin Christian Ministries, East Bend, 336-699-4544.
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EPP203 - Professional Experience in Health and Physical Education: Curriculum Study A
Unit details
|2015 unit information
|Enrolment modes:
|Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
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|EFTSL value:
|Cohort rule:
Student must be enrolled in E377 course
|Unit chair:
|J Peters
EEH101 and one of EPP101 or EPP102
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|Contact hours:
1 x 2 hour Class per week for 10 weeks, 1 x 2 hour Seminar per week for 5 weeks.
Practicum: Students will be required to complete a 10 day teaching practicum. (1 full week then 1 day per week for 5 weeks)
Study days subject to demand
This unit will consist of online, theory and practical components as well as a practicum experience. The unit will focus on the understanding of the theoretical foundation of pedagogy as well as curriculum issues in Years 7-10 HPE. Specifically, policies and frameworks that guide planning and teaching of physical education, health and wellbeing in the secondary school will be considered in the development of units of work appropriate to a real learning context. The unit will also focus on the challenges of managing and teaching within a diverse classroom and catering for individuals' needs, in both the physical education environment and in the health classroom.
Contemporary issues in HPE 50%.
Group unit of work 25%.
Teaching and personal reflection of teaching 25%.
Hurdle Requirement: Assessing the Professional experience
For students enrolled in School of Education courses, the professional experience component is assessed primarily by the class-based teacher who advises the Unit Chair. Satisfactory completion of the Professional Experience component is compulsory in order for the student to progress.
Unit Fee Information
|Student Contribution Rate*
|Student Contribution Rate**
|Fee rate - Domestic Students
|Fee rate - International students
* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
Please note: Unit fees listed do not apply to Deakin Prime students.