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Who We Are
West Side Presbyterian Church's vision is to be a God-centered, welcoming community, open to all, transforming lives by sharing our faith, inspired by the power of the Holy Spirit as disciples of Jesus Christ.
Welcome to West Side Presbyterian Church!
We trust you will find in West Side a spiritual home that will enable you to grow your faith in God and a place to share your talents with others.
West Side offers a vibrant worship experience for individuals, families, youth and children. Our Sanctuary and Chapel offers opportunities to praise God, reflect and rejoice. Living and experiencing our faith through Music is an integral part of West Side's ministry. When unable to attend worship, you can participate by Live Streaming Video and Podcasts.
Join a small group or participate in Sunday School for all ages to expand and share your faith. Participate in diverse Mission opportunities to serve others, and enjoy the company of new and old friends through these and other West Side community activities for children, youth and adults.
Please explore all that West Side has to offer by visiting and worshipping with us soon.
Here are some quick links for more information:
- To contact a minister: Rev. Marc Oehler, Rev. Penny Hogan
- Tell me about Worship, Music, Choirs, Arts, Major Events, Calendar, Newsletter, or Building Rentals: Suzanne Ullrich
- Tell me about Youth, Children's and Family programs, Leadership, Weddings, Baptisms, or something not listed here: Carol Walton
- Tell me about the church's Giving programs: Carolyn Conetta
West Side Presbyterian Church is handicapped accessible, and offers free parking.
The Rev. Marc A. Oehler
Pastor Elect
Marc joined West Side's staff in July, 2010, after spending 10 years as Associate Pastor of Community Life at the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township (PCCT), NJ. He holds a B.A. in psychology from Lafayette College and a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary. He is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), with a masters degree from the University of Pennsylvania. On October 26, 2014, the West Side congregation voted by overwhelming majority to call Marc as West Side's next Pastor. On November 18, the Palisades Presbytery will vote to confirm his call, after which a date for Installation will be set. This is an exciting time in the life of West Side!
Marc served as Spiritual Director at PCCT and Princeton Theological Seminary since 2003 and 2006, respectively. He has also been a certified Staff Person of Spirituality for Daily Life and retreat leader at the Oasis Ministries for Spiritual Development in Camp Hill, PA. He feels his mission is for small spiritual group ministry, where he is able to get to the heart and journey with people while "encouraging them to grow into who they might become."
Marc's family includes wife Nicole, daughter Esmae, and son Caleb.
The Rev. Penny Hogan
Associate Pastor
Penny joined the West Side staff in March 2012 as Associate Pastor for Family Life (working with youth, children and parents). She was ordained and installed at West Side on Sunday, June 3, 2012. With Rev. Oehler's call to become Pastor, Rev. Hogan will become Associate Pastor.
Penny received a Master of Divinity in 2010 from Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey. Before entering seminary, she served for six years in the youth, family and mission ministry at the 1,500-member La Jolla Presbyterian Church in La Jolla, California. Among her many responsibilities, she planned and co-led a youth mission trip to Kenya, co-led a multi-generational trip to Malawi, and implemented an annual youth group house building trip to Mexico for nearly 100 people.
Penny and her husband, John, are Ridgewood residents.
Deborah Holden-Holloway
Interim Minister of Music
Before joining the staff in 1990, Deborah, or Mrs. Ho-Ho, as she is widely known, served congregations in New Jersey, Florida, and Maryland as organist/choirmaster. She holds a bachelor's degree in music education, with concentration in organ, from William Paterson University, and a masters degree in sacred music from Westminster Choir College, Princeton, with a concentration in voice. Upon the retirement of Joanne Harris Rodland, Debbi became Interim Minister of Music.
Mrs. Ho-Ho delights in creating music for the choirs, bell choirs, and instrumental ensembles which enhance our worship, and has published a number of anthems. She also serves on the executive board of the Northern New Jersey Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
Debbi lives with her husband and two sons, one of whom attends New Jersey Institute of Technology, in Franklin Lakes.
The Rev. Elizabeth Junod
Pastoral Associate for Family Life (part-time)
The Rev. Elizabeth Junod joined West Side in 2009 as a part-time Pastoral Associate during the searches that brought Rev. Oehler and Rev. Hogan to West Side. She was originally ordained in the United Methodist Church; she was welcomed into our Presbytery of the Palisades as a fully recognized pastor in our denomination, PC(USA). After serving for a year or so as a part-time volunteer Parish Associate, Liz rejoined the West Side staff on a part-time basis as Pastoral Associate for Family Life to assist Rev. Penny Hogan with the opportunities for families in conjunction with Foundation Worship on Sunday evenings.
Liz has a bachelors degree from Drew University, with a major in religion and minor in psychology, and received her Master of Divinity from Yale University Divinity School in May of 1989, where she was awarded the William E. Downes Prize for excellence in preaching and public speaking.
She is married to Laurent Junod and they have three children: Lilly, Liam and Luke.
Carolyn ConettaFinancial Manager
201-652-1966, ext. 7135
Richard CurtinDirector of Planned Giving (volunteer)
Steven DeMottLead Musician, Foundation
Worship (part-time)
Cindy HardtAssistant to the Director of
West Side Nursery School
201-447-3501, ext. 7146
Pat McGladeParish Nurse (part-time)
201-652-1966, ext. 7133
Melissa SaundersExecutive Director of West Side Nursery School
201-447-3501, ext. 7143
Sue UllrichDirector of Operations
201-652-1966, ext. 7136
Carol WaltonCoordinator for Ministry
201-652-1966, ext. 7134
Lay Leadership
Session (Elders): West Side's governing body
Class of 2014: Donna Burdick, Ben Dougherty, Myra Garcia, Ruth Guthery, Paul Higbee, Lucy Ianacone, Cara Montella, James Neujahr, Lincoln Stulik
Class of 2015: Tom Ahlborn, Phyllis Anderson, Charles Blanchard, Anne Deatly, Mary Stuart Gephart, Randall Ruger, Roger Widicus, Christian Wilhjelm
Class of 2016: Richard Brooke, Marilyn Ewell, Joe Grant, Carol Hollen, Sue Ip, Nancy Sampson, Mike Vana
Board of Deacons: Caring Ministries
Deacon's Name, with parish area of responsibility in parentheses
Sharon Bizik (7, 8)
Leslie Blanchard (16A, 16H)
Jef Berg (16B)
Alice Brees (3, 25B)
Kim Butler (23B)
Carol Campi (25A, 25C)
Zitta Chapman (17)
William Clark (16F)
Jayne and Ray Gombach (21E)
Carol Hamilton (20B)
vacant (24B, 24G) Deacon Joni Hartsough died June 6, and we grieve her loss with her family.
Beth Holmes (4, 5)
Anita Kerr (no email) (22B)
Karen Klockner (11)
Rose Kraybill (23A, 23C)
Curtis Lenox (21B, 21C)
Lucy McCord (1, 2, 6)
Sally Merchant (14, 15)
Kathy Milano (16C, 16D)
Dawn Oprihory (youth deacon)
Mark Oprihory (21D)
Mary Oprihory (20F, 22A, 24A)
Alicia Rivers (19A, 24D)
Gordon Rowan (16E, 24C)
Merrill Schuetz (19B)
Mary Schwartz (21A)
Ellen Smith (19C)
Nancy Sonett (20A, 20C)
Vacant (16G)
Priscilla Thoma (20D,20E)
Alsa Tirgrath (12, 18)
Judy Widicus (9, 10)
Board of Trustees: Assigned by the Session to handle West Side's financial affairs.
Class of 2014: Lisa Elaine Kopff (president), Keith Schnaars, Peter Tomasi III, Neal Vriesema, Gilbert Warren
Class of 2015: John Alfonso, Andrew Haase, Michael Holt, Jennifer Padolina
Class of 2016: Ed Austin, Cindi Cheesman, Lisa Floyd, Dick Jones, Fred Jubitz
How To Join
Membership at West Side means joining a community of believers, a group of people who together are striving to serve God, love others, understand the Bible, and have a meaningful spiritual relationship with God, with one another, and with the world.
If you are interested in joining West Side, please email/speak with Rev. Marc Oehler; if you would like to sign up for the upcoming new member gatherings, please email Carol Walton.
Our new member process includes a Sunday luncheon and afternoon gathering (11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.), paired with a New Member Sunday breakfast 8:30 to 9:50 a.m.) The new member process, which will be both fun and meaningful, is intended to help you connect with other incoming members, personally meet the key leaders at West Side, learn about West Side and its ministries, and consider how God is calling you to become part of our ministry and mission.
Upcoming New Member dates
October 5 and 19, 2014
February 8 and 22, 2015
April 12 and 26, 2015
Following completion of the class, and reception by the Session (West Side's Church Council), new members are formally welcomed in worship on a Sunday convenient for the family.
Please consider joining us! To learn more about West Side and/or sign up for a New Member Class, please email Carol Walton in the church office or call her at 201-652-1966, extension 7134.
Sunday Schedule
Click here for the pdf version of this week's highlight email, This Weekend at West Side.
Members, please click here for information about the upcoming November 16 Town Hall Meeting!
Like us on Facebook (westsideridgewood)
Follow us on Twitter (@westsidenj)
Schedule highlights for Sunday, November 9, 2014:
- 8:45 AM *Chapel Communion Service – Pulsifer Chapel
- 10:00 AM *Worship
- 5:15 PM Foundation Contemporary Worship – DePhillips Hall (lower level)
For all the latest on what's happening at West Side, check out the weekly newsletter! Click here for weekly Bulletins & Newsletters.
To see the events for the day, please click on the link for that date.
*Child care is available for infants through preschool aged children in the Little Lambs Nursery on the 2nd floor of the Christian Education Building.
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of all building use. If you need to schedule a room for a meeting or other activity, please contact Lisa Stitt.
Contact Us/Directions
West Side Presbyterian Church
Varian Fry Way
6 South Monroe Street
Ridgewood, NJ 07450-3522
Phone: (201) 652-1966
Fax: (201) 652-6556
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According to reports, Grucci, the organizer of the spectacular fireworks display at Atlantis, The Palm hotel has confirmed that the event is set to enter the Guinness Book of World Records for the world's 'largest fireworks display'.
The budget for the fireworks at Atlantis was $3 million, which, according to Philip Butler, a family member of Grucci's, is also a world record.
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Here here!
My internet is too slow to enjoy streams, but I can play league (usually with no problem) and the spectator mode always works like a dream
Makes me sad when it's not available.
Heron Blade
For me, I want to see ranked play because of the new ranking system. I would like to have the end of game screen show when someone or team is up for promotion. And when they are, it would be awesome to spectate their specific promotion series to see if they make it to the next Division or Tier. I would think that teams have a higher precedence on this feature, if you decide to make it.
Junior Member
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Your question on Microsoft Answers has received a reply: Question Convert $ to £ in Excel Reply Highlight the range of cells you want to change. Right click and click on:- Format Cells . . . The Format Cells window should open. Click on the Number tab. In the:- Category: - box set it to:- Currency then click on the pound symbol (in the Symbol: box). Click OK. If my comments have helped please vote as helpful. Thanks.
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That will change the displayed displayed currency but it wont change the contents of the cell.
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Open EXCEL in the help box (right side) type in 'convert currency'. Follow instruction to load add in.
Apply to the sheet as necessary.
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The law, however, spells out exactly who has the authority to remove illegal signs. Selectmen are not on the list.
These juvenile shenanigans are penny ante stuff, as far as political misdeeds go. But in small, local races it is possible that sign swiping can affect the outcome.
Such misbehavior is not going to stop entirely. But the Attorney General's Office can dampen activists' misguided enthusiasm for it by prosecuting some high-profile cases. It is a nuisance that should be curbed.
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Dressed in a white dress and brown boots, Brit, with her mom by her side, sat in the backseat of an SUV, as her dad took the passenger seat, while someone else drove the fam for their meal. When they got out of the car, Lynne threw a red coat over Britney's head so she wouldn't be photographed by the paps.
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Terrifying Taxi Accident Sends Pedestrians' Severed Feet "Flying" Through The Air
TV's Dr. Oz was on the scene attending to victims until help arrived. WARNING: Graphic photos.
1. According to The New York Post, A taxi cab jumped the curb outside Rockefeller Center this morning, severing the legs of a British tourist.
Looks like at least 3 people injured - person who looks most hurt is in the bushes
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy)
2. A man on a bike was hit by the taxi, as well, and was sent flying into the air.
NEW PIC: Scene at 49th & 6th in midtown Manhattan after cab jumps curb; @NBCNewYork reports woman hit - @katienelson
— NewsBreaker (@NewsBreaker)
3. From The NY Post's article:
"A nearby pizza-truck owner grabbed the portion of the ailing young woman's left leg that had been severed below the knee in the 11:19 a.m. horror and put it in a bucket. He then ran around collecting ice from street vendors near the scene at Sixth Avenue and 49th Street to throw on top of it."
4. A plumber near the scene of the crash used his belt for a tourniquet on the woman's right leg.
Wider view of the scene @ 49th & 6th
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy)
5. While another passerby secured her left leg with a leash taken from a woman walking her dog.
EMTs just arrived
— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy)
6. One of the first responders was the boyfriend of supermodel Heide Lindgren.
7. TV's Dr. Mehmet Oz rushed to the scene of the crash from his studio overlooking Sixth Avenue, attending to the woman until help arrived.
8. Terrifying photos of the crash were captured by office workers and uploaded to Twitter.


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One goal has already been met, while another one is still being pursued at The Salvation Army of Waukesha County.
As of last week, Maj. Carol Lemirand said the Red Kettle Campaign sits at $436,497.41, more than $16,000 past its goal of $420,000.
She anticipates the final number to increase even more to about $440,000 after the mini-counter kettles are brought in on Friday.
"What an outpouring of love as we meet the needs of individuals in 2013," Lemirand said.
However, regarding its overall Christmas goal, that includes the Red Kettle contributions, The Salvation Army is still $127,335 from its goal of $680,000.
But Lemirand said this total is still being calculated as people make their end of the year contributions and added that all receipts have not yet been recorded.
She indicated that The Salvation Army will have a better summary around the third week of January.
The Salvation Army gives 88 cents out of every dollar to its programs that include working with homeless shelters, community meal programs, the food pantry and utility assistance.
The remainder goes toward keeping the organization running.
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Rogue Ales expands its borders
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It's good to know you can be 8,000 miles from home and still get Oregon beer.
Newport-based Rogue Ales first set sail for Japan in 1994. Since then, Rogue has landed in 22 countries including Chile, France and China. It's also conquered Guam, where it's been the best-selling craft beer for 10 years, and Puerto Rico. This month, Rogue beer will hit stores in Spain.
"We like planting the Rogue Nation flag in these countries," president Brett Joyce says. "That's what's fun for us."
The move to Japan was put together by an American expat, Phred Kaufman, who persuaded the brewery to ship him beer to sell under his Ezo Beer label. Kaufman and Rogue founder Jack Joyce signed a contract on the back of a coffee bag after a night of drinking and gambling, and it's been a productive partnership ever since. Some of Rogue's recipes, such as Chocolate Stout, were originally created for Ezo.
"We never had a master plan to build an export business," Brett Joyce says. "It's more the fun of it, the risk of it… than any business or economic proposition."
If it had been a business decision, it probably would have been canceled. Rogue's international sales account for less than 0.5% of its revenue.
No other Oregon brewery currently ships outside of the U.S. and Canada. Most brewers have yet to conquer their home turf, says Brian Butenschoen, director of the Oregon Brewers Guild. "Just keeping up with growth within the areas that they distribute already has been a challenge."
Portland-based Widmer Brothers sent an expedition to Asia more than 10 years ago, co-founder Kurt Widmer says.
"It was an exploratory endeavor that never went beyond the exploration," he says, ticking off the reasons why. "We're not large enough to send our own reps over to support the beer the way we think it should be supported. We insist on shipping our beer in refrigerated containers and by the time it gets to those locations, it's quite expensive. Finally our experience has been that not every market in those areas has refrigeration so the beer isn't always kept in what we consider optimal conditions. So we just decided rather than somebody getting a beer that was less than delicious, we'd rather not take the chance."
Partnering with a foreign brewery to make and sell beer locally would make more sense, he says. "There's no point in doing it just to send a beer off and say that you sell beer in 'x, y, z' countries."
Rogue ships beer internationally without refrigeration most of the time, but a 12-oz. bottle of Dead Guy costs $6.80 U.S. by the time it gets to Australia. And Rogue's "rebel" brand doesn't translate, although the bottles still have big, bold logos painted on the glass. "The most important thing is that beer is universal," Joyce says.
Beer may be universal, but tastes vary slightly from country to country. Brutal IPA is the best-seller in India; the wintry Yellow Snow IPA is the favorite in Canada. But Rogue has never had to retreat from a foreign market and will continue to expand its empire.
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by robygiup
Novara, Italy
Since my handmade wedding dress leaves the shoulders bare, for the rite at the Church I also realized a simple shawl with short sleeves.
It is made using six overlapping layers of white tulle with a silver fastening with two strasses on the front, to match the dress decoration.
Read more on my blog: RobyGiup Handmade on Blogspot
tulle, metal fastening
Nov 8, 2013, 11.31 AMby Mary Athey
This looks lovely and i'm sure it looked great over your wedfung dress x
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Thank you Mary! :)
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Pottery students should expect to pay additional fees for clay, firing fees, and special tools during the class session. Registration and studio fees cover the cost of instruction and maintenance of kilns, equipment, and the facility. We separate the fees to keep costs lower for individual students.
16th Annual Clay Games
Monday, Jan. 19, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Register online
$10 per person, lunch included
Competitions and lots of FUN!!!
Children ages 15 and younger must be accompanied by an adult who is also registered for the event.
Introduction to Clay
(Ages 12 to Adult)
Bradley Benn & Siiri Silpala Doan
1093-Su, 1-4 p.m., 4 wks, starts Jan. 11, ends Feb. 1 Register online
1094-Su, 1-4 p.m., 4 wks, starts Feb. 8, ends March 1 Register online
1095-Su, 1-4 p.m., 4 wks, starts March 8, ends March 29 Register online
$108 nm/$97 m + $8 studio fee
Making things from clay and throwing pots on the wheel touches something primal in us. We will supply all you need to learn the basic process and make, trim and glaze several pieces. This four-week class is designed as a basic introduction class. A fun class to take with your child! Maximum 10.
Saturday Afternoon Pottery
Beginner to Intermediate
(Ages 15 to Adult)
Vanessa Greene
1101-Sa, 12:30-3:30p, 6 wks,starts Nov. 1, ends Dec. 13* Register online
1103-Sa, 12:30-3:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 10, ends Feb. 14 Register online
1104-Sa, 12:30-3:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 21, ends March 28Register online
$162 nm/$146 m + $12 studio fee
In this class we will introduce and refine the basic skills of throwing on the wheel. Beginners will learn to throw and trim simple bowls, cylinders, as well as how to make and attach handles and trying some simple hand built forms. More advanced students will be encouraged to try new forms as well as refining their basic skills. Maximum 10.
Decorative Tile
(Beginner to Intermediate)
Bradley Benn
3001-M, 6:30-9p, 8 wks - starts Sept. 22, ends Nov. 24* Register online.
$180 nm/ $162 m + $16 studio fee
Learn the basics of working with clay to make tile. Demonstrations include reliefs, resists and plaster molds. Plan a project, or make border or accent tiles to personalize and combine with commercial tiles. Materials for prototypes provided. *No class Oct. 13, Nov. 10. Maximum 10
Plaster Molds
Beginner to Intermediate
Bradley Benn
3003-M, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 4 wks, starts Jan. 12, ends Feb. 9*
Register online
$108 nm/$97 m + $8 studio fee
Learn to make molds for tiles or two-part molds for vessels, as well as hump, slump, and sprig forms. Special focus will be on tile mold and stamps. *No class Jan. 19. Maximum 8.
The Basics of Pottery
For Beginners
Bradley Benn
3090-Tu, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 6, ends Feb. 10
Register online
3091-Tu, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 17, ends March 24
Register online
$162 nm/$146 m + $12 studio fee
You've never touched clay before or have had some experience years ago? This is a structured class in which to learn the basics of throwing and hand-building. This class is suited for beginners with little or no experience. Maximum 8.
Explore Clay for Intermediates
Siiri Silpala Doan
3042-W, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 7 wks, starts Oct. 29, ends Dec. 17* (This Class is Full)
$189 nm/$170 m + $14 studio fee
3043-W, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 12 wks, starts Jan. 7, ends March 25 Register online
$324 nm/$292 m + $24 studio fee
Explore a variety of techniques and ideas for making and embellishing pots, both hand-built and wheel-thrown. Class may include alternative firing techniques based on student interest. *No class Nov. 26. Maximum 12
No-Sweat Wood Firing
Members Only
Zac Spates
3057 - Th, Oct. 30 Register online.
Interested in getting the effects of wood firing on your clay work but not interested in participating in the firing process? This is the opportunity for you! Members registered for this class can bisque, and glaze up to 6, (9 x 9 x 6") pieces at the Edina Art Center. Glazed pots must be on the designated wood-fire cart by Thursday, October 30th. The pots will be transported to and from the wood kiln firing at Zac's studio. We will contact you with more details about the glazed pieces once they are done! Registration in this class only provides open studio for glazing pottery for this wood firing. Maximum 10
Wood Firing Class
Zac Spates New Instructor!
3065- Th, 6-9p, 11wks - starts Sept. 18, ends Nov. 22 (This Class is Full)
5 weeks in classroom with instructor + 3 weeks open work time + 3 weeks wood kiln time
$216 nm/ $170 m + $22 studio fee
More than any other firing method, wood firing brings exciting & unpredictable results achieved through the burning of wood and subsequent ash that melts on the pots as flames shoot from the chimney. This unpredictability is perhaps the best part about the wood-firing method!
Class participants will meet with the instructor approximately every other week at the Edina Art Center. When the instructor is not present the classroom will be reserved for the students. Students will bisque and glaze their work at the Art Center. The final 3 classes the participants will car-pool to meet at Zac's studio in Hudson, Wisconsin to load, fire and unload his multi-chamber wood kiln! Students will participate in the loading, firing and unloading features of this remarkable firing experience! The firing and stoking schedule will be discussed during class time. Maximum 12
Beginning and Intermediate Pottery
Bradley Benn
3081-Th, 9:30a-12:30p, 7 wks, starts Oct. 30, ends Dec. 18*(This Class is Full)
$189 nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
This class covers wheel throwing and trimming; hand-building with molds, slabs, extrusions, and coils. Traditional gas-fired glazing and other decorative techniques will be covered. Continuing students will learn to work larger and try new forms. *No class Nov. 27. Maximum 12
Pottery for All
Bradley Benn
3083-Th, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 8, ends Feb. 12
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3084-Th, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 19, ends March 26
Register online
$162 nm/$146 m + $12 studio fee
This class covers wheel-throwing, hand-building and combining the two. Learn many techniques whether new to clay or not. Traditional gas-fired glazing and other decorative techniques will be covered. Maximum 12.
Refining Your Skills
For Intermediates
Vanessa Greene
3108-M, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 10 wks, starts Jan. 5, ends March 23*
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$270 nm/$243 m + $20 studio fee
This wheel throwing class is designed to help intermediate potters expand their skills and improve their work by exploring larger bowls and cylinders, new forms, new glazing techniques and paying closer attention to the details in which to make a pot more successful. There will be personal attention, class projects and discussions about form, function and aesthetics to support your individual progress. *No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 16. Maximum 10.
Refining Your Skills: Glazing
Advanced Beginner to Intermediate
Vanessa Greene
3106-M, 9:30a-12:30p, 5 wks, starts Nov. 17, ends Dec. 15 Register online.
$135 nm/ $121 m + $10 studio fee
This class will focus on improving your glazing skills. We will explore a variety of application techniques such as dipping, pouring, glaze butting, layering and how to use the spray booth. We will look at different effects that can be achieved in different kilns. Bring cone 10 bisque ware from previous EAC classes to glaze. Maximum 12
Clay Studio
For Intermediates
Matthew Quinn
3111-Th, 6:30-9:30p.m., 7 wks, starts Oct. 30, ends Dec. 18* Register online.
$189 nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
3113-Th, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 10 wks, starts Jan. 8, ends March 12 Register online
$270 nm/$243 m + $20 studio fee
Students will expand their technical abilities through class demos, discussion and critiques. A wide spectrum of building, surface treatment and firing techniques for clay work ranging from the functional to the sculptural will be taught. *No class Nov. 27. Maximum 12
Friday Evening Pottery
For Beginners and Intermediates
Grace Pass
3121-F, 6:30-9:30p, 6 wks, starts Oct. 24, ends Dec. 12* (This Class is Full)
3267-F, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 9, ends Feb. 13 Register online
3268-F, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 20, ends March 27 Register online
$162 nm/ $146 m + $12 studio fee
Join this casual Friday night class to learn the fundamental skills of working with clay. The basics of wheel-throwing, hand-building, and glazing will be covered. Individual attention will be provided to students based on their skill level. Please bring a check or about $25 cash to the first meeting for tools and clay. *No class Oct. 31, Nov. 28. Maximum 12
Friday Morning Pottery
For Beginners to Intermediates
Harriet Campe
3141-F, 9:30a-12:30p, 6 wks, starts Oct. 31, ends Dec. 12*
Register online.
$162 nm/ $146 m + $12 studio fee
3143-F, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 12 wks, starts Jan. 9, ends March 27
Register online
$324 nm/$292 m + $24 studio fee
Students of all skill levels from beginning to advanced are welcome in this class. Basic clay prep, hand building, wheel and glazing are taught. More advanced projects; including Asian brushwork will also be explored. Large group discussions, including critiques, as well as introduction to cultural and historical traditions will be held in class each week. Each student will work at their own pace on projects of their choosing, with individual help from instructor. *No class Nov. 28. Maximum 12
Ceramic Sculpture
For All Skill Levels
Krissy Catt
3161-F, 9:30a-12:30p, 7 wks, starts Oct. 31, ends Dec. 19**
Register online.
$189nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
3163-F, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 9, ends Feb. 13
Register online
3164-F, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 20, ends March 27
Register online
$162 nm/$146 m + $12 studio fee
The possibilities are endless in this lively ceramic sculpture class. Students create a variety of sculptures including figurative, animal and human, abstract and realistic. You will learn about proper architecture and interior structure for sculptured work. Come to class with your own project ideas and we will work together to create your masterpieces. **No class Nov. 28. Maximum 10
Wheel Throwing Boot Camp
Genevieve Chamberland
3176- M, 9:30a-12:30p, 6 wks, starts Nov. 3, ends Dec. 15** Register online.
$162 nm/ $146 m + $12 studio fee
The students in this class will bring their throwing skills to the next level. With a series of rigorous exercises, they will become familiar with clay behavior on the wheel and solve some "centering" and "rising of the wall" difficulty to become more consistent in their technique. Understanding "collapsing" and "wobbly lip" issues will be addressed. Students will be asked to dissociate themselves from a "finished project" as they experiment fully at each class. The class is designed for students with wheel-throwing experience. Students will purchase clay for use in this class. *No class Oct. 13.
**No class Nov. 10. Maximum 10
Advanced Soda-fired Pottery
Sandra Shaughnessy
3201-Tu, 6:30-9:30p, 7 wks - starts Nov. 4, ends Dec. 16 Register online.
$189 nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
3203-Tu, 6-9 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 6, ends Feb. 10 Register online
3204-Tu, 6-9 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 17, ends March 24 Register online
$162 nm/$146 m + $12 studio fee
This hands-on class will focus on creating, preparing, and firing work in our soda kiln. Advanced students will work on and off the wheel on thrown, altered and hand built forms. Emphasis will be on creating pottery forms and their relationship to the soda firing atmosphere. We'll learn the theory and practice of kiln loading, firing, and glazing for the soda kiln. Maximum 10
Pottery and Sculpture For All Skill Levels
Adama Sow
3221-M, 6:30-9:30p, 7 wks, starts Oct. 27, ends Dec. 15** (This class is Full)
$189 nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
3223-M, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 10 wks, starts Jan. 5, ends March 23* Register online
$270 nm/$243 m + $20 studio fee
Demonstrations will cover hand-building and basic wheel-throwing techniques as well as more advanced concepts upon request. Students work at their own pace with both individualized and group instruction. No clay experience necessary. All skill levels welcome. **No class Nov. 10. *No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 16. Maximum 12
Romancing Porcelain
Marion Angelica
3244- Tu, 10a-1p, 7 wks - starts Nov. 4, ends Dec. 16 Register online.
$189 nm/ $170 m + $14 studio fee
Fear Porcelain? Conquer your fears! Learn to romance porcelain into doing your bidding. Learn how to make a variety of functional pieces in porcelain hand-building with soft slabs. Get special tips on how to handle this lovely yet challenging material. The course will include pattern-making and design concepts. Try your hand at unique bowls, drinking vessels, platters and pouring vessels…all made of luscious porcelain. Maximum 12
Wednesday Pottery
For Beginners and Intermediates
Grace Pass
3261-W, 6:30-9:30p.m., 6 wks, starts Oct. 22, ends Dec. 10*(This Class is Full)
3263-W, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Jan. 7, ends Feb. 11 Register online
3264-W, 6:30-9:30 p.m., 6 wks, starts Feb. 18, ends March 25 Register online
$162 nm/ $146 m + $12 studio fee
Join this enjoyable Wednesday night class to learn the fundamental skills of working with clay. The basics of wheel-throwing, hand-building, and glazing will be covered. Individual attention will be provided to students based on their skill level. Appropriate for new and continuing students. Please bring a check or about $25 cash to the first meeting for tools and clay.
*No class Oct. 29, Nov. 26. Maximum 12
Pottery Workshops
Spring Break 4-Day Clay Workshop
(Ages 8-12)
Elena Griggs
3464-M-Th, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., March 30 – April 2 Register online
$212 nm / $191 m
School's out! Come and create with clay every day. Make pieces you'll be proud to show family and friends. You will hand build, work on the wheel, and glaze your pieces. The following Friday artwork will be available to pick up from the art center. Bring a bag lunch every day. Maximum 10.
Fundamentals of Design in Clay Workshop
Nick Devries
3500-Sa & Su, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 21 & 22 Register online
$159 nm / $143 m
Open expanses, strong consistent lines and balance describe the clay work of artist and teacher, Nick Devries. Participants in this two-day workshop will focus on reviewing and understanding the elements and principles of design and how they can be put to use when working in clay. Participants will use a mix of lecture, demonstrations, and hands on activities to explore how paying attention to simple design principles can help us develop our own style and work. Potluck lunch both days. Maximum 25
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Historian Tom Holland is the author of the nonfiction works of history "Rubicon," "Persian Fire," and "The Forge of Christendom." "Rubicon" was short-listed for the Samuel Johnson Prize and won the 2004 Hessell-Tiltman Prize for History, and "Persian Fire" won the Anglo-Hellenic League's 2006 Runciman Award. @holland_tom www.tom-holland.org www.doubleday.com
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This is an excellent study of the rise of pan-Arabism and Islam. The scholarship is extraordinary as is the story-telling. Hollande does not step back from making bold statements. These, however, are based on undeniable facts inasmuch as archaeology permits those. There are some leaps of faith in the reasoning, to be sure, but these are probably justified given the facts as we know them, facts that derive from archaeology and still extant texts and parchments. Some will, undoubtedly, find the language verbose but this will depend on personal taste and background. Hollande has taken a difficult subject - one which is germane to today's world - and made it readily understandable to the lay-person. It is difficult, overall, to fault the author's conclusions. Overall, it is an excellent study of a often-misunderstood subject.
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Let's get this out of the way now: The Dallas Cowboys are not interested in quarterback Tim Tebow. No, not even as a tight end.
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Look India is not like USA where the system gives maximum powers to the President. In India the ruling party (or group of parties) are collectively responsible for governance of the country. PM is head of the govt but he cannot take decisions unilaterally all by himself though Constitution gives PM great powers like making a cabinet of his own choice. PM consults the Party Chief on all matters and also the core committee of the party. Whether it is Dr. Man Mohan Singh or Atal Bihari Vajpai... PM is as 'proper' as the ruling party (or group of parties) will make them to be. This is Parliamentary Democracy.Answered by QueSera Sera, 01 Jun '10 04:09 pm
Right now he is the most suitable and deserving person to lead the country.Answered by gkr, 01 Jun '10 04:38 pm
In my view he is most suitable for our country.He is highly educated,a true intellectual,an economist,non controversial,non corrupt n above all a true genleman.He has been able to manage the affairs of the country with the help of his cabinet colleagues n party in the best possible manner.My vote for him is 7/10.Answered by Damodar Biswal, 01 Jun '10 04:16 pm
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he is a man of few words and action
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I think the time has come when a 'life saving drug' is required as far as crime and corruption are concerned in our country and for this he is certainly not capable because of whatsoever be the reason.To day we are lacking a leader in our country.All around we have great selfish politicians.Let us pray to God for some one.Answered by M Singh, 02 Jun '10 05:04 pm
He is extremly good. But saves Congress rather India. Keeps quiet on corruption not taking action.Answered by Mahadevan Subramaniapillai, 01 Jun '10 04:58 pm
The congress needed a puppet and he fills the role wellAnswered by RSehgal, 01 Jun '10 04:39 pm
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- Addison, Balch Springs, Carrollton, Cedar Hill, Coppell, Dallas, DeSoto, Duncanville, Farmers Branch, Grand Prairie, Highland Park, Irving, Lancaster, Mesquite, Richardson, Rowlett, Seagoville, University Park
Denton County
- Corinth, Denton, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lewisville, Little Elm, The Colony
Ellis County
- Ennis, Ferris, Glenn Heights, Midlothian, Red Oak, Waxahachie
Johnson County
- Alvarado, Burleson, Cleburne, Grandview, Joshua, Rio Vista
Kaufman County
- Crandall, Forney, Kaufman, Kemp, Mabank, Terrell
Tarrant County
- Arlington, Azle, Bedford, Benbrook, Colleyville, Crowley, Euless, Forest Hill, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Haltom City, Hurst, Keller, North Richland Hills, Saginaw, Southlake, Watauga, White Settlement
We Also Serve The Greater Houston Metropolitan Area:
Harris County
- Baytown, Bellaire, Deer Park, El Lago, Galena Park, Houston, Humble, Jacinto City, Jersey Village, La Porte, Missouri City, Nassau Bay, Pasadena, Piney Point Village, Seabrook, South Houston, Spring Valley Village, Taylor Lake Village, Tomball, Webster, West University Place
Fort Bend County
- Arcola, Fairchilds, Fulshear, Katy, Kendleton, Meadows Place, Needville, Pleak, Richmond, Rosenberg, Simonton, Stafford, Sugar Land
Montgomery County
- Conroe, Cut and Shoot, Magnolia, Montgomery, Oak Ridge North, Panorama Village, Patton Village, Roman Forest, Shenandoah, Splendora, Willis, Woodbranch
Brazoria County
- Alvin, Angleton, Brazoria, Brookside Village, Clute, Danbury, Freeport, Holiday Lakes:, Jones Creek, Lake Jackson, Manvel, Oyster Creek, Pearland, Richwood, Sweeny, West Columbia
Galveston County
- Bayou Vista, Clear Lake Shores, Dickinson, Friendswood, Galveston, Hitchcock, Kemah, La Marque, League City, Santa Fe, Texas City
Liberty County
- Ames, Cleveland , Daisetta, Dayton, Liberty, Plum Grove
Waller County
- Brookshire, Hempstead, Pattison, Pine Island, Prairie View, Waller
Chambers County
- Anahuac, Baytown, Beach City, Mont Belvieu, Old River-Winfree
Austin County
- Bellville, Industry, San Felipe, Sealy, Wallis
San Jacinto County
- Coldspring, Point Blank, Shepherd
We Service The Austin/San Antonio Corridor As Well:
Travis County
- Austin, Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Jonestown, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Manor, Pflugerville, Rollingwood, The Hills, West Lake Hills
Williamson County
- Bartlett, Florence, Georgetown, Granger, Hutto, Jarrell, Leander, Liberty Hill, Round Rock, Taylor
Bastrop County
- Bastrop, Elgin, Mustang Ridge, Smithville
Hays County
- Buda, Dripping Springs, Hays, Kyle, Mountain City, San Marcos, Wimberley, Woodcreek
Caldwell County
- Lockhart, Luling, Martindale, Niederwald, Uhland
Comal County
- Bulverde, Fair Oaks Ranch, Garden Ridge, New Braunfels, Schertz
Guadalupe County
- Cibolo, Marion, New Berlin, Santa Clara, Schertz, Seguin
Bexar County
- Alamo Heights, Balcones Heights, Castle Hills, Converse, Fair Oaks Ranch, Helotes, Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park, Kirby, Leon Valley, Live Oak, Olmos Park, St. Hedwig, San Antonio, Schertz, Selma, Shavano Park, Terrell Hills, Universal City, Windcrest
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