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If You Want to Walk on Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat, Small Group DVD
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Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2004
Dimensions: 7.31 X 4.88 (inches)
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Publisher's Description
In this six-session small group Bible study DVD, If You Want to Walk on Water, Youve got to Get Out of the Boat, by John Ortberg, youll learn how to move beyond fear to discover Gods unique calling for your life!
Peter may have been the first one out of the boat, but Jesus invitation to walk on water is for you as well. But walk on water? What doe that mean?
If You Want to Walk on Water, Youve Got to Get Out of the Boat helps you answer helps you answer Christs call to greater faith, power-filled deeds, and a new way of knowing how to discern Gods call, transcend fear, risk faith, manage failure, and trust God. Relating to the story in Matthew 14 to life today, teacher and bestselling author John Ortberg invites you to consider the incredible potential that awaits you outside your comfort zone.
This DVD is designed for use with the companion If You Want to Walk on Water, Youve Got to Get Out of the Boat Participant Guide (sold separately). It features six 10 to15-minute teaching sessions from John Ortberg designed to spark thinking and provoke discussion.
Sessions include:
1. Whats Water Walking?
2. The Tragedy of the Unopened Gift
3. Find Your Calling and Get Your Feet Wet!
4. Facing Our Challenges, Conquering Our Fears
5. Good News for Cave Dwellers
6. Learning to Wait on Our Big God
Author Bio
John Ortberg is the senior pastor of Menlo Park Presbyterian Church (MPPC) in the San Francisco Bay Area. His bestselling books include Soul Keeping, Who Is This Man?, and If You Want to Walk on Water, Youve Got to Get out of the Boat. John teaches around the world at conferences and churches, writes articles for Christianity Today and Leadership Journal, and is on the board of the Dallas Willard Center and Fuller Seminary. He has preached sermons on Abraham Lincoln, The LEGO Movie, and The Gospel According to Les Miserables. John and his wife Nancy enjoy spending time with their three adult children, dog Baxter, and surfing the Pacific. You can follow John on twitter @johnortberg or check out the latest news/blogs on his website at www.johnortberg.com.
Stephen and Amanda Sorenson are founders of Sorenson Communications and have co-written many small group curriculum guidebooks, including the entire Faith Lessons series.
Product Reviews
Bob2 Stars Out Of 5If you want to walk on water, you';ve got to get out of the boatSeptember 21, 2015BobQuality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0Concept of the lesson is good. But the DVD is very weak in content. The
DVD is so shallow that I could not use it for my bible class. Disappointed
The content was like 2% milk.
Nick Santaniello5 Stars Out Of 5November 14, 2008Nick SantanielloThis disk is arranged quite well. It allows time between sessions to review and discuss.
Gary Boven5 Stars Out Of 5August 22, 2007Gary BovenGod used this series to call me back to the work we started in Peoria, AZ. It challenged me to allow God to have His will even though I felt it wouldn't work. I highly recommend this for individual study or small groups.
Ask Christianbook
Q: HOW LONG IS EACH VIDEO? There seams to be a lot of material in the study guide, can the video and study guide be broke up in two weeks. Example, half of the video, then half of the study. Will it work ok?
The video times are listed below:
Session 1: 14 min
Session 2: 10 min
Session 3: 13 min
Session 4: 13 min
Session 5: 11 min
Session 6: 14 min
The leaders guide outlines each session in detail. It would be difficult to break each session into 2 weeks.


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I've said before... I'm torn. The Libertarian in me really doesn't want any Government telling me what I can do and what I can ingest as long as I'm responsible. I also know that when the Gov't tries to legislate morality it normally ends up working out bad for everybody. Look no further than prohibition to see how well it works. On the other hand, Alcohol is legal to buy and use, and that really hasn't been all that great either. Our culture doesn't seem to do well with intoxicants and self-regulation. Maybe the real problem is that we've removed too many of the consequences of screwing up your life so people don't get the feedback they need in order to self regulate? For that reason, I think the Libertarian approach won't work out too well. My big concern is that kids these days seem all to capable of getting their hands on it and using it to their detriment.
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Chris Taylor still in my plans says Whitehaven's Woods
Published at 12:16, Saturday, 05 April 2014
Wigan youngster Chris Taylor is still very much part of Whitehaven's plans Dave Woods has pledged – despite the signing of top Aussie playmaker Brett Seymour.
Woods reckons Taylor, on a season-long loan from the Warriors, has shown plenty of potential this season, and he has started five of the opening six games of the season at stand-off, missing the other due to injury.
But former NRL star Seymour is likely to play in the halves alongside the impressive Cain Southernwood.
"That's what we are looking to do at this stage, but we also have the option of Chris Taylor, which puts pressure on Cain," Woods said.
"Chris could also be a ball-playing loose-forward or we could play him at centre, and put pressure on there."
Taylor scored two tries in Wigan Academy's Grand Final win against Leeds Rhinos at Headingley last year and Haven had been keen to sign him on a full-time basis.
But Wigan wanted to retain him, believing he may have the potential to step up to the top-flight at some stage.
Woods was impressed with how the right-footed kicker cooly slotted a drop-goal with his left foot against Barrow on Sunday.
"It's not like it trickled over, it flew over," he added. "He's still learning to play in his position but he's doing all right."
Seymour, who is awaiting visa clearance, is looking forward to potentially linking up with Southernwood.
"He seems to be at the centre of it, and I wouldn't mind playing outside him," Seymour said. "I don't mind playing five-eighth (stand-off), it's probably where I've played all my best footy. I don't want to unsettle the camp."
Cumbria Academy travel to Halifax today (2.30pm) looking to get back on track after losing their unbeaten record in emphatic style against Sheffield last week. They have kept faith with the squad that went down 74-20 to the Eagles, who have won their opening five games.
"They trained well this week and after reviewing the Sheffield game, they know what they have to correct," manager Paul Farrell said. "Now they have to put it in to action. But it's not going to be an easy game at Halifax."
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02:27 - Gavel and entrance of Governor Mark Dayton.
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Governor Dayton addresses a joint convention of the Minnesota legislature at his 2014 State of the State Address
Remarks of Governor Mark Dayton – As prepared for delivery
State of the State Address
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
When I ran for Governor four years ago, I promised "A Better Minnesota." Tonight, I can report that the state of our State is better – much better -- than before. It's better for us, and it's better for those who will inherit it from us. But the economic growth and social progress we have achieved, also reminds us of the work we still have left to do.
Becoming a parent introduces a longer-term perspective. We begin to consider the effects of our actions not only on our own lives, but also on lives that will extend beyond ours.
Becoming a grandparent, as I did a year-ago, thanks to my terrific son and wonderful daughter-in-law, Eric and Cory Dayton, who are in the gallery tonight, adds another generation to that timeline. It also raises the stakes.
Somewhere down the road, my grandson and his generation will assess the state of the state we have left to them. They will decide whether we, through our actions or inactions, made their lives better. Let's keep them in mind, as we choose our state's path.
In my first State of the State, three years ago, I said, "I know what we must do to create that better future for all of us. To progress, we have to invest.
"We have to invest in more jobs. Invest in better education. In improved transportation. In the health of our citizens, our communities, and our environment. In the transformation of government services."
In other words, we have to invest in growth, quality, and effectiveness.
Well, we invested in jobs. Minnesota's private sector and public sector both invested in jobs. We are blessed with so many outstanding businesses, located everywhere in our state, operating everywhere in the world – and who, during the past three years, rediscovered that they can be successful and profitable here in Minnesota. As a result, we have the 5th fastest growing economy in the country.
There are more than 2.8 million jobs in Minnesota today. More jobs than ever before in our state's history. 150,000 more jobs than when I became Governor three years ago.
This economic growth is happening all over our state. A recent newspaper story was entitled, "Lots of jobs find a home on the prairie in southwestern Minnesota." It said that, for example, Jackson County reported a 5 percent increase in jobs during 2013. The City of Jackson's economic development coordinator is quoted saying that, "Everybody who is able to work, and willing, is probably employed."
Jackson's largest employer, AGCO, has doubled its workforce to more than 1,300. Nearby, HitchDoc, which manufactures automotive and farm equipment for 300 customers, has grown from a dozen employees to 140. "And I'm looking for another 30," said the company's owner, Brad Mohns. "I'm turning down work, because I can't find enough employees."
Some people believe there is no role for government in private sector expansion and job creation. To see that they're mistaken, just look around Minnesota.
There would not be a new stadium under construction in Minneapolis without the financial support of the City and the State of Minnesota. 7500 construction workers will have jobs building that stadium over the next couple years. Over one-third of them will be people of color.
Located right next to the stadium will be a $400 million private sector development, the largest in a generation. It will provide office space for 5000 Wells Fargo employees, residential apartments, stores and shops, a hotel, and a new, two-block public park. Its construction will employ another 1000 Minnesotans. And that is just the beginning of the area's revitalization.
On Wednesday, April 30, Governor Mark Dayton will deliver his State of the State Address before a joint session of the Minnesota Legislature. Governor Dayton will deliver his speech in the Chamber of the Minnesota House of Representatives beginning at 7:00pm.
Minnesotans can watch or listen to Governor Dayton's State of the State Address on the following outlets:
House Public Information Services
House Public Information Services will be live-streaming video of the Governor's remarks online at this link. After the speech, video of the speech will be posted online here.
PBS Stations
The Governor's remarks will be broadcast live on PBS television stations statewide on the Minnesota Channel.
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Minnesota Public Radio will broadcast the Governor's remarks live on affiliated radio stations statewide. The speech will also be re-broadcast at noon on Thursday, May 1, 2014.
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The Minnesota News Network will offer a live broadcast of the Governor's remarks for its affiliated radio stations statewide.
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The Governor's remarks will be broadcast live on WCCO Radio AM830.
The Star Tribune will be live-streaming video of the Governor's remarks on their website.
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The Pioneer Press will be live-streaming video of the Governor's remarks on their website.
Minnesotans can also follow the conversation on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #MNSOTS.
A storm cloud looms over Minnesota water. Photo credit to Flickr user JCK.
When severe weather is in the forecast, are you prepared? Governor Dayton declared this week to be "Severe Weather Awareness Week" to ensure that Minnesotans know how to protect themselves and their property during severe weather events.
Severe weather such as tornadoes, hail, winds, floods, and heat waves take physical, emotional and financial tolls on Minnesotans each year. In 2010, Minnesota set a state record with 104 tornadoes across the state, many of which left behind disastrous wreckage. Understanding the threat of severe weather and knowing how to react is essential and can even save lives.
In alignment with the goals of the "Unsession," Governor Dayton supports legislation that would eliminate unnecessary special sessions during times of disaster. The Disaster Relief Reform initiative would avoid costly special legislative sessions and shift the focus to a swift distribution of aid where disaster strikes.
Katie Clark Sieben, commissioner of DEED, and Larry Pogemiller, commissioner of the Office of Higher Education, visited the Moorhead campus to highlight the governor's support for expanding and improving the college's Transportation Center.
Commissioners from two Minnesota state agencies visited Moorhead to show their support for $6.54 million in bonding that Gov. Mark Dayton is recommending for Minnesota State Community and Technical College (M State). M State is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System.
Katie Clark Sieben, commissioner of DEED, and Larry Pogemiller, commissioner of the Office of Higher Education, visited the Moorhead campus to highlight the governor's support for expanding and improving the college's Transportation Center. Plans call for new and larger diesel technology labs that will accommodate modern diesel agriculture, construction and transportation equipment.
The upgraded and expanded center will enable automotive students to work on vehicles in groups of two instead of in groups of four, providing more hands-on training opportunity. Programs space focused on alternative fuels and hybrid power sources will also be created.
"The proposed improvements to the Transportation Center at M State will provide students with the up-to-date knowledge and hands-on experience they need to be successful in a rapidly changing job market," Pogemiller said.
The Transportation Center upgrades are part of $233 million in bonding that Gov. Dayton is proposing in this legislative session for improvements at higher education institutions in Minnesota. The proposal includes funding for world-class labs and expanded classroom space at campuses around the state, including Lake Superior College in Duluth, Southeast Technical in Red Wing and Bemidji State University.
"The governor's proposals are a wise investment that will help ensure that Minnesota keeps its competitive edge when it comes to preparing students for the jobs of tomorrow," Commissioner Sieben said.
Governor Mark Dayton has proclaimed today "Go Wild! Day" in Minnesota to rally fans as they Minnesota Wild return to the Xcel Energy Center to take on the Colorado Avalanche in Game 3 of the NHL Playoffs.
"As Minnesotans, we are proud to live in the great State of Hockey. The Wild had two tough games in Colorado. Now they're playing two games in Minnesota, where they can even up the series." said Governor Dayton.
To show their support for the Wild, the Governor, who was an All-State high school goalie, and Department of Education Commissioner Cassellius, who still moonlights as a forward for the Penalty Box Hockey Team, wore their jerseys to the Capitol today.
You read the Governor's proclamation here: http://ow.ly/w00ns
Thanks to new tax cuts enacted by Gov. Mark Dayton and the MN legislature, the Zuzeks family are expected to save about $160 this year and another $220 on their state taxes in 2014.
Paying for college tuition can cost Minnesota students and families tens of thousands of dollars every year. But a new college tuition tax deduction signed into law by Governor Dayton will help reduce that financial burden, saving 40,000 Minnesota college students an average $140 per year.
The Zuzeks of Hastings, Minnesota, were born to be teachers.
"From a young age, I always knew I wanted to be a teacher," said Katie Zuzek, a senior at St. Mary's University in Winona. "And in order to realize that dream, I knew I had to go to college – there wasn't any other option."
International Walk to School Day at Lyndale Community School in Minneapolis
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has announced the recipients of $4.8 million in federal grants for Safe Routes to School. The grants will support Safe Routes to School at 138 schools in 50 communities.
"These projects will help communities increase opportunities for children to walk and bike to school," said MnDOT Commissioner Charlie Zelle. "More students walking and biking means less traffic on the road and in front of schools, improving safety and promoting healthier kids."
Schools received grants in two categories:
MnDOT announced the available grants in December 2013. It received 85 applications and funded 60 applications. The total amount requested was $11.3 million.
All Safe Routes to School grants in this solicitation are federal funds. The infrastructure grant includes a 20 percent local match. Each infrastructure grant includes a resolution of support from the local governing body to ensure community support. No local match is required for planning assistance grants.
Since 2005, MnDOT awarded nearly $15.5 million in federal funds to communities to support Safe Routes to School. The majority of funding—$13.1 million—was awarded for infrastructure projects. The remainder was allocated for non-infrastructure items and activities.
This solicitation used the remaining federal Safe Routes to School funds. Federal funding for the program is now available through the new Transportation Alternatives Program. Safe Routes to School projects occur in all 50 states.
The list of grant recipients is below. More information is available at www.mndot.gov/saferoutes.
The new tax cuts will provide Ching and Pi Lee an estimated $180 that they can save or spend in our local economy.
By 1986, Ching Lee decided it was time to leave Taiwan and join his extended family, who had already immigrated to the Twin Cities. Trained as mechanical engineer in Taiwan, Ching was able to find work as a manufacturing technician for a high-tech company in the West Metro.
A new country and a new job were not the only changes for Ching in 1986. He also fell in love with and married a fellow Taiwanese transplant, Pi Liu. Not strangers, Pi and Ching first met in Taiwan before becoming reacquainted in Minnesota.
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Jonathan Shultz resigns as Pigeon Forge boys' basketball coach
Jonathan Shultz tried to convince himself to remain a head coach.
"I've battled it for the last little while," he said.
The internal peace he experienced, however, when he realized it was time to move on let Shultz know his tenure as Pigeon Forge High School boys' basketball coach had reached its end.
The 33-year-old Shultz alerted school officials of his decision Monday. He coached the Tigers for six seasons.
"(The decision) was tough because of the friendships there with the staff and the kids and the community," said Shultz. "I've grown to care about a lot of people in Pigeon Forge. It's tough when you leave those people when you feel like it's time for a change.
"I've had a lot of fun. I wish I would have won a few more games. But I look forward to stepping back and hopefully being an assistant somewhere — going back to what I really enjoy, which is teaching and coaching."
Shultz wasn't sure where he'll teach next year. He said that it will depend on where he lands a job as an assistant.
Shultz played basketball for Gatlinburg-Pittman High School and later served as a boys' basketball assistant coach there for three seasons under then-coach Ken Wright.
When Wright took the job at Sevier County, Shultz joined his staff and also assisted Sevier County girls' basketball coach Stacy Marine.
Shultz took over at Pigeon Forge for the 2007-08 season. The program turned the corner, he said, during the latter half of the 2009-10 season. The Tigers peaked when they reached the Region 2-AA tournament two years later.
"We had a good run there, where we competed with the best teams in our district," said Shultz. "I was proud of that. But along the way, I coached great kids. That was a wonderful experience."
But Shultz felt it was time to return to a reduced role in coaching.
"I feel like I gave a really good effort," he said. "I never felt any pressure, except internally. Everybody at Pigeon Forge was really supportive.
"I just wanted to step back and go back to the role of just simply teaching the game and not necessarily worrying about running a program."
Pigeon Forge athletic director Jim Lethco called Shultz an asset to the Pigeon Forge community and school.
"We really hate to see him go," said Lethco. "I appreciated working with him as athletic director and as an assistant coach."


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I took a taxi to find it and once we were on the street it was easy to find. They have a lot of frozen vegan meats, packaged meats, tvp, vegan sauces and powders. I wish they had more dried/packaged items or that I lived here to take advantage of the frozen section.
Now they have a lot of things that I can't imagine in a vegan variety... These include vegan varieties of the following: cow stomach, pig ears, pigs feet with bones, deer meat. But I am sure that is a plus for some.
My 5 star rating comes from a few things. The staff was very friendly despite not speaking any English. They have a wide variety! Having lived in China for a few years I get really excited about finding faux meats and seasonings! They even had my favorite, vegan chicken drumsticks with lemongrass "bones".


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The Reeking Reign Of The Head Cheese, Part TwoThe Reeking Reign Of The Head Cheese, Part Two (1993) by Dave Koch
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- 1993
- New World Animation
- Cartoon Characters: Modo, Throttle, Vinnie, Charley, Camembert, Mace, Greasepit, L'Ectromag, Lawrence Limburger, Dr. Karbunkle.
- Vocal Talent: Dorian Harewood (Modo), Rob Paulsen (Throttle), Ian Ziering (Vinnie), Leeza Miller McGee (Charley), Jeff Bennett (Camembert, Mace), Brad Garrett (Greasepit), Mark Hamill (L'Ectromag), William Morgan Sheppard (Lawrence Limburger), Susan Silo (Dr. Karbunkle), Jack Roth.
- Directed By Tom Tataranowicz.
- Produced By Norman Singer (Co-Executive Producer).
- Written By Bob Forward, Eve Forward.
- Edited By Carol Leis.
Assistant Editor: Chris Holbrook.
- "Biker Mice From Mars" Created By: Rick Ungar.
- Story Editor: Bob Forward.
- Co-Executive Producer: Norman Singer.
- Production Manager: Peggy S. Becker.
- Developed By: Frank Ward, Dennis McCoy, Pamela Hickey, Mike Young.
- Voice Director: Stu Rosen.
- Storyboard Supervisor: And Production Art Director, Gary Goldstein.
- Storyboard Artists: John Dorman, Adrian Gonzales, Larry Houston.
- Storyboard Clean Up: Pat R. Agnasin, Rachel Brenner, Robin Brigstocke.
- Animation Timing Directors: Barbara Dourmashkin, Graham Morris, Rill Reed, Richard Trueblood.
- Model Design: Kathy Castillo, Richie Chavez, Nathaniel Shane-Lemypio.
- Prop Design: Pat Agnasin.
- Motorcycles Designed By: Rick Cascelli.
- Color Design Director: Mary Ann Steward.
- Background Design: Nick Cuti, Claude Denis.
- Background Supervisor: Bob Schaefer.
- Production Assistants: Laurice Becker, Marie Cecchino.
- Video Post Production Supervisor: John Bryant.
- On Line Editor: Michael Hutchinson.
- Dialogue Editor: Jay Bixsen.
- Track Reader: Thomas W. Anderson.
- Telecine Colorist: Lee Anne Went.
- Negative Cutting: Magic Film & Video Works.
- Post Production Services: Screenmusic Studios.
- Audio Post Production Supervisor: Jay Kaufman.
- Sound Effects Editor/Sound Mixer: Ernie Sheesley.
- Dialogue Recording/Foley Mixer: Deb Adair.
- Dialogue Recording Assistant: Mark Cavallero.
- Foley Walker: Taryn Simone.
- Overseas Animation Production: Phillippine Animation Studio, Inc.
- Overseas Animation Supervisor: Larry Cariou.
- Overseas Layout Supervisor: Wilfred Carrillo.
- Executive Assistants: Haya Tawatao, Stefanie Tier.
- Studio Operations: Caroline Choat, Barry Fader, Jim Leber, Rob Nadsady.
- Production Accountant: Allen Grossman.
- Executive In Charge Of Production: Michealene Cristini.
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Greasepit arrests the Biker Mice. The Mice discover that Limburger has built a giant digging machine and plans to undermine the entire city of Chicago.
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"Strøget" is far and away the most famous street in Copenhagen.
The walking street is 1111 meters long, making it Europe's longest pedestrian street. There are other walking streets in Copenhagen besides Stroget. However, none of them can compare with atmosphere of Copenhagen's best known street. The street is a wonderful place to go shopping or simply to go for a pleasant stroll, taking in the sights and sounds of this vibrant city.
The street goes from Copenhagens City Hall Square (Rådhusplads) which is near Tivoli to King's New Square (Kongens Nytorv) which is near Nyhavn. Stroget was Denmark's first pedestrian street dating from 1962. It is also one of the world's first completed purpose built walking streets.
Stroget actually consists of multiple streets and squares, so you many notice that the street signs change names as you travel the length of the walking street.
Starting by the City Hall Square you will travel through the following streets and squares, never leaving Strøget: Frederiksberggade, Gammeltorv & Nytorv, Nygade, Vimmelskaftet, Amagertorv and Østergade, finally arriving in the King's New Square.
The "auto-free zone" in Copenhagen is a great tourist attraction and offers plentiful of restaurants, outdoor sidewalk cafes, fast food, specialty shops, art galleries, gift stores, department stores, street entertainment, theatres, museums and much more.
Day and night, there's always something to see and do on "Strøget" ... :)
Strøget is the longest shopping streets in Copenhagen and even in Europe.
Common opening stors hours:
Monday - Friday: 10.00 to 18.00 or 19.00 (10 am - 6 or 7 pm)
Saturday: 9.00 to 15.00 (9 am - 3 pm)
Sunday: only bakeries and souvenir shops.
One of two large department stores - Det Ny Illum is situated half-way down Stroget, at Amagertorv.
A other one - Magasin du Nord is located across the Royal Theatre.
What to buy: Malls may have longer opening hours.
What to pay: Depend
The Stroget is the longest pedestrianised street in the World,the street is bound to the west by Radhus Plasden square and to the east by the Kings New Square(Kongens).Many of the city's most famous and expensive stores are here such as IIIums Boligus,Magasin Du Nord and Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory.There are also a multitude of fashion stores,Electrical outlets,Fast food and souvenir shops.
What to buy: Practically anything-Clothes,electricals,food,gifts etc.
What to pay: All depends on what you buy
Stroget is actually five short streets together that are pedestrianized and stretch from the large square, Kongens Nytorv near Nyhavn to the City Hall square Radhuspladsen covering more than a kilometer. The street is lined with shops, department stores, boutiques, cafes, restaurants. You can do all your shopping here, from designer outlets to souvenir tat. There's a flagship store for the Royal Copenhagen china shop, posh department store Illum, a big Lego store, and lots of others. You may see musicians busking along the way. The side streets and parallel streets also have shops and restaurants and definitely worth exploring. The crowds can get pretty thick especially on weekends so watch your wallets and handbags for pickpockets, inevitable in a spot like this.
There's also another long pedestrian street, Kobmagergade, with shops as well, which crosses Stroget, leading from a large square Amagertorv near the Illum department store, passing by the Round Tower and ending up at Norreport Station.
For prices, you might think you'd pay higher for a tourist area like this but you will find shops for all budgets.
The street is described as the City's main shopping street and runs for more than 1 kilometre through the heart of Copenhagen.
The outlets range from cafes and restaurants to speciality stores. The range of products and goods available is extensive, where you can buy anything from furs to amber; training shoes to waffles; stamps to a visit to the museum of erotica.
Many of the buildings are designed during the classical period, and the atmosphere can be lively and is filled with the noise of shoppers, tourists, street musicians and pavement cafes.
After we decided not to wait for the Yellow Route of the Hop On Hop Off bus, we went in search of lunch. Because I thought my granddaughter might like to shop, I started walking down the famous pedestrian shopping street called Strøget. Strøget is not actually the name of a specific street, but a connection between the west and east part of Copenhagen.
We started at the Frederiksberggade end, but we didn't get very far before we stopped for lunch. There are plenty of places to eat, and not just Burger King and McDonalds. We ate looking out at the people walking up and down the street in the rain
What to buy: My granddaughter saw some sun dresses on sale, but I could not persuade her to buy any.
Copenhagen's main shopping area is situated at and around Europe's longest pedestrian street, on Strøget.
Strøget runs from Kongens Nytorv square to Radhuspladsen (Town Hall Square), almost two kilometres. The crowds are always thick and there are always surprises and interesting things to look at.
Begin your shopping at the Magasin du Nord, across the Royal Theatre, which claims to be the biggest department store in Scandinavia.
On 3rd floor there is a room where the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen used to stay, complete with its original furniture.
Address: Kongens Nytorv 13.
Website: http://www.magasin.dk/
The other top department store is Det Ny Illum situated half-way down Stroget, at Amagertorv. It has a fine interior on six floors of designer shops and a spectacular glass dome on the top floor, which houses nine restaurants.
Address: Østergade 52
Website: http://www.illum.dk/
You will find some of the city's most popular shops in the area: Illums Bolighus ( Amagertorv 8 ) featuring Danish design, the flagship stores of Royal Copenhagen ( Amagertorv 6 )porcelain and Georg Jensen ( Amagertorv 4 ) silver.
Common opening hours in Copenhagen: are Monday - Friday: 10 am - 6 or 7 pm, Saturday: 9 am - 3 pm, Sunday: only bakeries, florists and souvenir shops.
Some of the large department stores have extended opening hours, and some are open on Sundays, especially during the summer season.
The local currency is Danish Kroner, DKK. You can change money at banks, or for competitive exchange rates and less hassle, change at ATM machines located throughout the city. Of course, major credit cards are accepted almost everywhere.
The prices vary, though the best deals are to be had during the January and late summer sales.
Stroeget is 1,6 km long pedestrian street full of shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. Everything you need can be found here! :)
Even if you don't like shopping, it's nice to wander along Stroeget and once it gets too hectic for you, just step over to one of the quiet side streets.
What to buy: Here you can find all the trendy fashion shops and chains such as New Yorker, Mango, Zara, H&M, BikBok etc. Also the top design shops such as Gucci can be found on Stroeget as well as the big department store Illum.
What to buy:
As well as in any European city - the tourist center - souvenirs are on sale practically everywhere. Walking on Stroget it is difficult to give up a pleasure to watch out colorful show-windows of numerous shops, to come into a small gift shop and to buy something for memory which would remind us Copenhagen.
We were involved with show-windows with figures of various trolls and knights.
Strøget is a long pedestrian street in the heart of Copenhagen that goes from the City Hall Square to Kogens Nytorv, but believe it or not, every part receives a different name. The part seen in the pic, is called Nygade. There are the most important shops of fashion together with shops of electronics and many other items offered. This street also has resaurants, bars and museums. So that, don't be surprised if you find the same info in the Restaurants or Nightlife sections.
If you are looking at doing some shopping while in Copenhagen then Strøget is a place to start. This street runs from Rådhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv (it runs for about a kilometre) and is a pedestrian street. Throughout the street you will find shops like: Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Vero Moda, H&M, Fona (CDs, DVDs, electronics) and Magasin and Illum - department stores featuring products by Danish designers.
If you're looking for something to eat, you will find a couple of McDonalds, Burger King, and plenty of other restaurants (Chinese, Danish sandwich shops, etc.).
There will be a stream of people walking up and down Strøget, and to keep the masses entertained while shopping you may come across a couple of street performers.
It's a great place to do some shopping, and there are some souvenir shops if you're looking at taking a couple of Danish souvenir's home.
This is the largest pedestrianised shopping street in Europe & was much quieter in the evenings which is the only time we walked it to be honest.
Donna & I tried to steer clear of this main street due to the crowds & rather discover the hidden corners of Copenhagen
Of course doing this I did not shop for anything & had to buy some stuff at the airport with limited range
Selling latest fashion trend clothing for women, men & children.
A long pedestrian lane of shopping store catering to everybody's favourites design label Mango, Adidas, Hermes, H&M. Marlboro Classic and more....
The shops lining Stroget are not to be missed. While some of the prices are expensive, there is an amazing variety of high end and bargain goods. You can buy clothes, shoes, electronics, art, jewelry, furnishings, etc. It is always crowded and festive, particulalry on the weekends. If you are traveling with non-shoppers, they can always stop off at a sidewalk cafe for a drink or head to Nyhavn just a quick walk away.
What to buy: Copenhagen has amazing interior furnishings. The Royal Copenhagen china shop is also located on Stroget. Shoe stores also abound - one danish brand to look out for is Bianco.
What to pay: Prices range from very low to very high. It all depends on what store you go into.
Stroget is Copenhagen's famous pedestrianised shopping street which was inaugurated in 1962. In fact, Stroget consists of five different streets and is therefore said to be the world's longest shopping street.
What to buy: The shops, stores, cafes and restaurants offer everything for shopping and dining enthusiasts. So if you have small children you should buy them some LEGO, which is one of the most famous Danish brands.
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In basketball terms, Dan Jinks and John Hurst were gunners. You know, the guy on the team who can fill it up from anywhere on the floor. That's a fact neither will deny.
In basketball terms, Dan Jinks and John Hurst were gunners. You know, the guy on the team who can fill it up from anywhere on the floor.
That's a fact neither will deny.
The two most prolific single-game scorers in Tuscarawas County history got together recently to recall their high school boys basketball exploits from 47 plus years ago.
Jinks fired in a Tuscarawas County record 59 points in Gnadenhutten's 116-115 overtime win at Tuscarawas on Jan. 14, 1966.
His record came one season after Hurst hung 58 points in Newcomerstown's 136-104 regulation victory over Dover St. Joseph at Newcomerstown in February of 1965.
Both were juniors at the time of their accomplishments.
Jinks hit 50 points in the season opener — ironically against Newcomerstown — and later in the season established the county record by netting 59 against Tuscarawas.
Jinks had no favorite floor spot when he shot.
"I never had a shot I didn't like," joked Jinks, 63. "I let him (Hurst) have it (the record) for a season."
Jinks was 23 of 35 from the field and he was 13 of 14 from the free-throw line.
And remember this was when there was no such thing as a 3-point shot.
With Gnadenhutten trailing 115-114, Jinks drilled a 25-footer with four seconds left for the game-winning shot.
He scored 19 in the first quarter, nine in the second, 10 in the third, 17 in the fourth and four in the extra session.
"That was a heck of a game," said Jinks. "I shot the ball well that night. You know when you're on and I was that night."
Mike Kohl added 27 for the Indians, while Don Baker collected 10.
Dave Paisley scored a school-record tying 42 points for the Broncos, while John Bihari (27), Ray McWilliams (19) and Brent Lehigh (16) also reached double figures.
Jinks played his junior season under head coach Oren Thompson and his senior season for Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Famer Jim Lower.
The Gnadenhutten post was his first of Lower's long and storied career fresh out of Ashland College.
In his 50-point outing against Newcomerstown, Jinks was 21 of 32 from the floor and 8 of 10 from the line. Jinks' effort eclipsed the 44 points of Ron Bradley in the 1958-59 season.
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Whereas Jinks netted his 59 points in overtime, Hurst's 58 points came in regulation.
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Hurst scored 12 points in the first minute of play. He took the opening tip for a layup, was fouled and completed a three-point play. He completed another three-point play and added three more buckets.
Page 2 of 2 - "It was a small gym, but we didn't have any room," said Hurst. "If a team came out in a zone defense or a box-and-one, there was no place to go. It was crowded out there."
Records were a dime a dozen that Saturday night as the Trojans and Ramblers hooked up in a run-and-shoot'em contest.
The previous high was 53 points by Elmer Harris of Mineral City in 1929 and tied by Dick Gerber of Baltic in 1962.
Hurst sank 21 of 43 field goals and 16 of 20 foul shots. The previous best individual mark for a Trojan was 49 by Pete Hewett in 1951.
The 136 points was a Newcomerstown team mark, breaking the previous one of 93 against Dover St. Joe's in 1963.
The 136 points also gave Newcomerstown the County team mark. The previous best was 123 by Baltic over Dundee in 1956. Also, the two-team total of 240 points is one of the most scored in a single game.
In all probability, some sort of a personal foul mark also was established as 41 were called against the Ramblers and 31 against the Trojans.
Five Ramblers, including four starters, left the game via the personal foul route and four Trojans were disqualified.
Backing up Hurst in the scoring department for the Trojans of head coach John Haugh were Randy Osler with 23 points, Bernie Craigo with 22 and Larry Heller and Clyde Butler with 10 each.
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Jeff Lammers and Mickey McCracken scored 14 each and Al Antonelli added 10.
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Visitors are welcome to observe our classes at any time. Simply call or email to make an appointment with the instructor listed for the class you wish to observe. Thank you for your interest in the Denny and Sealth music programs. We look forward to sharing and creating music with you soon.
Seattle Foundation Give Big
Seattle Foundation's Give Big Day is coming up Tuesday, MAY 5. Any donation made to Denny Sealth Performing Arts through the Give Big website on TUESDAY MAY 5 from MIDNIGHT to MIDNIGHT will receive "stretch dollars" through Seattle Foundation. We have received over $2000 on this single day in the past. Let's try to beat that this year! Remember on Tuesday, May 5 to use this link and donate to Denny Sealth Performing Arts. Do it that day only so we receive the stretch dollars! Tell your friends!
Junior All-City Band
This summer, Denny International Middle School, Chief Sealth International High School, and the Seattle Schools All-City Band will once again be sponsoring a summer marching program for students in grades 5-8. This three week program will provide students with the opportunity to have fun making music with youth from all over the city and to perform in a number of regional parades and community events. For registration information CLICK HERE.


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