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I quite like the idea. The setting of this would be in the present time ?
Here is an idea I have mostly fleshed out and am very eager to start, but I would like some suggestions on a few things.
The idea behind this roleplay is that dragons did exist, once, but eventually all dragons were either slain or, as the RP focuses on, sealed away by the power of mages into stone figurines. These figurines, although they looked and felt just like ordinary stone, did indeed contain a dragon that looked like the figurine- each one completely dormant, practically dead, or at least as good as dead. At any rate, they remained dormant for thousands of years, leading up to the modern day. By then, of course, no one believes that dragons exist, or rather existed. The RP is basically set in the world as we know it. What happens is, the seal on the figurines begins to break, and the breaking seal is, for some reason, accelerated by the presence of a human. The RP premise is that the figurines will be found by human characters (still figuring out how) and the seal will begin to break while they are in possession of the figurines. Now, the seals break in stages- in the first stage, the dragon is conscious, and can communicate with the human through telepathy basically, but they're still just a stone figure that can't move. In the second stage, they gain a physical body, but they're still the size of the figurine. There's another stage or two of intermediate sizes, the exact number I have not yet determined, and then the seal is completely broken when the dragon is at full size and full strength. The RP is about the reactions the humans, and dragons (who will also be played by RPers) will have to the situation at hand as the seals continue to break. The humans have sort of stumbled across living, breathing dragons, and will need to figure out what the hell to do with them. The dragons will have to figure out what happened to them, adapt to thousands of years gone by without them, and focus on freeing themselves and pursuing their desires.
There's a lot of potential, I think, but I still have some holes to patch up. I should point out now that this RP is technically a remake, albeit it had a lot of design flaws in the original that caused it to fail, that I'm making sure to fix this time around, hence why I'm asking these questions. Here's what I'd like to have figured out before I start the OOC;
1) What accelerates the breaking of the seal? I want to avoid a vague explanation, since, with the players and even myself not sure what to do, well, that's one of the reasons why the original didn't fare well. I want a clear explanation of what causes it, this time.
2) Number of stages for awakening? I gave a brief description of the 'stages' to the breaking seals in my short synopsis, but I did mention I wasn't sure on the exact amount. The original had the first two aforementioned stages, then an intermediate stage (about the size of a horse), then full awakening. Though, I was considering adding a stage between the 2nd and intermediate stages this time, which, in my head, I've been calling the "pet stage" since it's about the size of a dog or cat. Adding more stages would make transition seem more, I dunno, smoother? Since going from a few inches tall to horse-sized might seem a bit odd. But, I fear that adding too many stages will only make the RP slower. I'm leaving this up to you guys- which would you rather have?
3) Overarching plot/direction/goal/antagonist? Like I said, it was the vagueness and lack-of-direction behind the original that killed it. This time, I want some sort of direction or antagonist put in place, as opposed to just "now there are dragons coming to life that keep getting bigger, go crazy". I really don't know what I want in terms of a plot and/or antagonist, so for now, just toss out any suggestions.
4) How did these guys get their hands on the dragons? This isn't exactly completely necessary to the survival of the RP, just a big plothole that's bugging me. These little figurines, that used to be actual dragons... how did our human characters come across them? I'm really not sure. Kind of looking for an explanation that makes sense.
So yeah, kinda want the above terms (or at least the first three) sorted out before we start. Feel free to comment if you have any ideas, or even just any questions or suggestions about the RP in general- I like getting questions, especially when I'm still fleshing out the idea, myself. Questions help me think. And of course feel free to post even if this just looks interesting to you. Planning for a long-lasting RP this time.
I quite like the idea. The setting of this would be in the present time ?
" When you got nothing to lose. You got, nothing to lose "
Alrighty then I'm thinking of what makes the seal fade away or brake and what first came to mind was that the magic was wearing off due to pollution and such. In this instance it would mean that Magic came from the earth and it gets weaker as people destroy it. Now one could let it be at that, but as I see it, it would require a lot of time and it's hard to say when it has reached a certain point. Instead why not make it so that after the first seal or stage has been broken, the dragon is capable of gathering power to brake the next seal or stage. That way the players actions could affect the speed the dragon is going in stages.
Well that's what came to my mind atleast.
On the second point I like the idea of having a dog stage of the dragon. This way the character would have to get used to hiding a small dragon from people and now it doesn't quite fit in your pocket xD
Third one is a bit harder depending on what you want. I mean there is the classic " Uncle sam want's your dragon! " or just some " evil " organisation like Team Rocket.
The fourth point ... Why not let everyone tell how they got their hands on them?
" When you got nothing to lose. You got, nothing to lose "
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Actually, I wasn't fully interested at first. I'm not really into the Dragon RPs, however when I saw that it was in Modern times more then fantasy I couldn't resist. It has been some time since I've played a Modern RP.
That, and since it is modern and that we only know stories of them in the past I could also be of assistance. I might even have my Dragon be a far weaker version of the Quetzalcoatl, a Dragon who was deemed as god by the Aztecs after he helped them and one day, without warning disappeared because they refused to cease war.
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Well I'm glad you got intrested in this as you do have a remarkable knowledge of Dragons
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I really like the idea of pollution being the thing that caused it, however I was hoping that something to do with the humans would accelerate it in some way. After all, what I originally had in mind was that the awakening would reach stage 1 after the dragon came in contact with a specific human, and then they would awaken at slightly different speeds based on... some variable. This is the part that needs work.
But the pollution thing was smart, I'll probably use it.
Experience has proven to me that throwing a Team Rocket-esque organization into an otherwise direction-less RP tends to give it a lasting plot that lets it last for a long time. However, the problem with doing that here would be why such an organization wants to get its hands on the dragons. ...Plus I'm just kind of "meh" to the idea in general simply because I've done it before, even if it was successful. XD I'll wait to see if anyone has a better idea, but this is a good fallback.Third one is a bit harder depending on what you want. I mean there is the classic " Uncle sam want's your dragon! " or just some " evil " organisation like Team Rocket.
Well yeah, I kind of figured they would. What that question was trying to get at, more accurately, is how did all these figurines resurface in the first place, especially so close together (since we want our human-dragon pairs to be able to find each other).The fourth point ... Why not let everyone tell how they got their hands on them?
I was planning on coming up with my own description of what dragons were like 'back then', which I already have the basis for, but since I know you have a greater knowledge of dragon mythos than me, I'd love it if you could help me flesh it out.


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My original xp cd was scratched so bad I couldn't copy it to make my unattend cd. The only backup I had was slipstream with sp1a. I tried a few programs to recover all the files from the original disk, but none were 100% effective. Then I read about toothpaste. Unfortunately I can't remember the site I read about this on.
Anyway, get some cotton balls and put some toothpaste on them. Rub your scratched cd with the cotton balls until the majority of the scratches are gone.
Rinse the disc with water and dry it with a cloth that won't scratch.
This worked great for me. I just used paper towels to rub the toothpaste in, and to dry it. I put the disc in and was able to copy and paste the disc onto my hard drive without any errors.
The stupid $20 cd cleaning device I have couldn't even get all the scratches out.
I didn't wipe the disk until all the scratches were gone, just enough that a large majority of them were gone.
If anyone is interested, I used Crest Multi-Care mint flavored toothpaste. I only tried this since the disc was so damaged I didn't care if I completely wrecked it.
Hope this helps some people out.
Posted 14 September 2005 - 10:10 PM
Actually this sounds like a good tip Thanks
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FaceMouth, on Sep 14 2005, 07:35 PM, said:
If there is any way for water to get under the surface of the label, you can kiss that CD gone within about 2-3 months. The water will evaporate under the label (that also contains the data layer) and create a hole when it evapourates. This hole will then expand as you use the disc, taking the data layer with it.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 11:28 AM
Did you floss after
LMAO man, but yep sounds like a good tip, cheers
Posted 15 September 2005 - 02:19 PM
thanks for the info. I made sure to make a fresh burn after I retrieved the data. It's my understanding that rubbing alcohol is good to clean disks, correct me if I'm wrong though.
I don't floss.......I save the food in my teeth for a snack.
Posted 15 September 2005 - 04:02 PM
FaceMouth, on Sep 15 2005, 12:19 PM, said:
Breathe on the CD a bit (so you get the condensation on there) and then gently wipe radially (i.e. from the center to the edge) making your way around. DO NOT WIPE IN A CIRCLE OR AROUND THE DISC!!! Keep that habit up and you will end up with a scratched disc that will be very difficult to repair.
Although you should be handling your discs either at the center or the edge anyways... so cleaning shouldn't be necessary...
Posted 16 September 2005 - 03:52 AM
The real problem with scratches is the "sides" of them that "confuse" the reader, by polishng as detailed above, you flatten the scratch, but sometimes the scratch is so deep that it is impossible to do that, so there is this other way, FILL the scratch with a transparent material.
Two candidates:
1) Car WAX
2) Car glass (windshield) silicon/teflon based spray coating
Of course you need to WAIT until the product has completely dried off, BEFORE polishing the CD with a cloth and insering it in the drive.
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Posted 23 October 2005 - 07:22 AM
It's my understanding that rubbing alcohol is good to clean disks, correct me if I'm wrong though.
QUOTE(Zxian @ sep 15 2005, 3:02 PM)
I always just use a soft, clean cloth (even a clean t-shirt will do) and my breath to clean CDs. No need for any fancy chemicals or cleaners.
Now we can argue whether breath or alcohol will break down the cd faster since saliva is intended to help break down food would it be worse than alcohol on a cd?
(I'm being just a bit anal retentive now lol)
COOL.....Toothpaste gets an MSFN Forum 5 star rating!!! (maybe it shoutd be sticky......(really bad joke))
This post has been edited by FaceMouth: 23 October 2005 - 07:25 AM
Posted 23 October 2005 - 08:00 PM
ill be soo happy ifit works
nice, ill try this. iv had this one game i couldn't finish cuz the cd was scratched. thanks a lot
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Posted 28 October 2005 - 07:38 PM
QUOTE(FaceMouth @ Oct 23 2005, 06:22 AM)
Now we can argue whether breath or alcohol will break down the cd faster since saliva is intended to help break down food would it be worse than alcohol on a cd?
I never said I spit on my CDs... It's mostly just water vapour that then condenses on the CD.
I know you menat you were not spitting on them. the vapor that comes out of people's mouths is not water. Even if it s water, would the minerals that are found in water. Depending on where a person lives determines how much and what type of minerals are in the water. Even with a water filter there are still some minerals.
Alcohol on the other hand does not have any minerals, so it is not as abrasive as water (of course I am referring to 99% alcohol). The problem with alcohol is that it's chemcal quality takes off some the coating on the disk.
(one of these days I'll figure out how to quote correctly)
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facemouth said:
If you drink three or four glasses of Absolute vodka BEFORE trying polishing a CD the whatever is in your mouth will be VERY like Alcohol, .....but you would probably lose interest in the actual CD polishing....
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Yep, I'd agree to that, fixed about 3 cd's now with brasso
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[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 06/07/13 It's perhaps the most important question of America's past half century: Why did we go to war in Vietnam? In this year's Olin Lecture, Cornell history professor Fredrik Logevall, one of the world's leading scholars of the war, considers U.S. intervention in Vietnam anew, drawing from his Pulitzer Prize-winning new book, Embers of War.Logevall will pay particular attention to the views and decisions of John F. Kennedy, in this the 50th anniversary year of the Dallas assassination. He'll also examine the lessons of the war for Americans today.Logevall is the John S. Knight Professor of International Studies and Professor of History at Cornell, where he serves as director of the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. On July 1, 2013, he will become Cornell's vice provost for international relations.
[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 06/06/13 Q%A with Kathie Hodge, a faculty member who works with fungi. Kathie is a faculty member in Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology, and director of the Plant Pathology Herbarium, a collection that documents the diversity of fungi and plant diseases across the globe. She blogs about her work on The Mushroom Blog, which has great photos, engaging stories, and some incredible time lapse videos.Lesley Yorke will interview Kathie from Mann Library's second floor gallery, where she has curated an exhibit of materials from the Herbarium.
[LESS INFO] 1 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 06/06/13 In 2010, an estimated 41 million Americans were 65 years of age or older. By 2030, that number is estimated to reach over 72 million, representing 19% of the total population. In a "Chats in the Stacks" book talk, Nina Glasgow, David L. Brown, and Douglas T. Gurak discuss how population aging is more rapid in rural areas of the United States. Many elderly need to rely more heavily on family or friends for transportation or have a greater reliance on cars. Access to other infrastructure including health care, elder day care centers, or grocery stores is also more complicated in rural places, and smaller populations makes support of these services more difficult. Understanding the characteristics of rural elders, including their family status and living conditions, has become an important challenge in the 21st Century.
[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 06/06/13 The world of scholarship is changing rapidly. Increasing demands on scholars, the growing size and complexity of questions and problems to be addressed, and advances in sophistication of data collection, analysis, and presentation require new approaches to scholarship. A ubiquitous, open information infrastructure for scholarship, consisting of linked open data, open-source software tools, and a community committed to sustainability are emerging to meet the needs of scholars today. In a "Chats in the Stacks" book talk, Jon Corson-Rikert, Brian Lowe and Dean Krafft discuss VIVO as part of the Synthesis Lectures on the Semantic Web: Theory and Technology series. The book provides an introduction to VIVO, a tool for representing information about research and researchers -- their scholarly works, research interests, and organizational relationships. Begun as a project at Cornell and further developed by an NIH funded consortium, VIVO is now being established as an open-source project with community participation from around the world. Corson-Rikert is head of Information Technology Services at Mann Library and the initial VIVO developer at Cornell starting in 2003. Krafft is the Chief Technology Strategist and director of Information Technology at Cornell Library, and Lowe is a software developer at Mann Library.
[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 06/06/13 While Finger Lakes Rieslings are often called NY's best-kept secret, recent growth in new wine regions and a loosening of legislative ties have resulted in a fascinating evolution of terroir-based libations across the state. In this webinar, Assistant Professor Anna Katharine Mansfield revisits old favorites and explores new territory in a discussion of NY wines, beers and spirits, along with the renewed agrotourism and "sense of place" that they promote.
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[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 05/25/13 Senior class president and Newark, NJ Mayor Cory Booker address graduating students and guests at Schoellkopf Stadium, May 25, 2013 at noon.Congratulations, Class of 2013!
[LESS INFO] 1 VIEWS | ADDED 05:00:00 05/23/13 A research team led by Nick Cheney of Cornell University's Creative Machines Lab has created a computer algorithm that can be used to witness virtual creatures evolving their squishy, muscle-like features in order to teach themselves to walk. About Inside Cornell: This event is part of a series held in New York City and Washington, D.C. featuring high-interest experts working at Cornell University. The free, catered lunch sessions are on-the-record, and media members are welcome to record video and audio as desired.
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The 22nd Summer Outreach Camp 2012 began with a bang as kids came out in record numbers for the first day.
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The new collaborative international project, headed by Technion Professor Rachelle Alterman, aims to bridge the legal-institutional gap in Mediterranean coastline management
HAIFA, Israel, February 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
The European Union (EU) has awarded the international Mare Nostrum consortium €4.3 million to explore new ways of preserving the Mediterranean Sea and its coastline.
The three-year project is aimed at bridging the legal-institutional gap in the implementation of existing policies on integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) in the Mediterranean region.
Mare Nostrum, which is led by the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, will be funded as part of the European Neighbourhood Partnership Instrument - Cross-Border Cooperation in the Mediterranean (ENPI-CBCMED) program.
"The Mediterranean Sea has for millennia served the people living on its shores as a precious common resource," said Prof. Rachelle Alterman, the founder and coordinator of Mare Nostrum. "Yet despite decades of efforts to protect it, a complex mosaic of legal and institutional regimes has prevented their full implementation."
"The project's primary goal is to contribute to bridging the gap between the ideals of coastal zone management and its actual effects on the ground at the local, national and cross-border levels," she said.
Prof. Alterman, an internationally acclaimed expert on land-use planning and law, added that Mare Nostrum will pursue a strategy of identifying local impediments to implementation and leveraging insights gathered from local successes into improved policy-making across the region.
Through knowledge exchange, the project will also lead to improved dialogue and cooperation across national borders and the development and dissemination of new tools for realistic implementation of ICZM among Mediterranean Basin countries and beyond.
Mare Nostrum is comprised of 11 partner organizations from Malta, Greece, Israel, Jordan and Spain, including leading research institutes, city governments, environmental NGOs and port operators. In addition, experts from Germany, Turkey and Italy will advise the team.
Mare Nostrum will hold its opening conference at the Technion in Haifa, Israel on 3-6 March 2013.
About Mare Nostrum
Mare Nostrum is an EU-funded project which aims to explore new ways of preserving the Mediterranean Sea and its coastline within the existing ICZM Mediterranean framework. The project aims to improve the socioeconomic and environmental sustainability of the Mediterranean coastline while increasing its resilience to natural and man-made hazards.
For further information please visit http://www.marenostrumproject.eu.
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Laurie (LeGree'89) Bolthouse was on campus on March 5 to speak in chapel and participate in a special screening of Trade of Innocents, the feature film she co-produced with her husband.
We connected with Laurie to learn more about what it takes to produce a feature film and learn about practical and positive actions students—and others—can take to combat human trafficking. WATCH VIDEO
Northwestern College will roll out its red carpet for the seventh year this spring, showcasing student films at the Five16 Film Festival on Monday, April 15, 2013 at 7 p.m. in Maranatha Hall. After festival-goers enjoy a selection of comedy, drama, music video, documentary and animation film submissions, a panel of Northwestern faculty, alumni and film professionals from around the country will announce the winner for each category.
"This is a great opportunity for students to produce creative and engaging videos and receive feedback from professionals in the industry," said Ann Sorenson, MFA, associate professor of communication and festival director. "As the festival grows, so does the level of quality and professionalism in the films that the students are producing."
Last year, the Five16 drew an audience of 950 and received rave reviews from attendees. Named in homage to Matthew 5:16, the festival awards films for storytelling and production, as well as the portrayal of Christian values:
"In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven."
When Sorenson came to the film department in 2007, she had a vision to build the program and empower students to tell their best stories with what she calls the "everything art."
While a successful film festival is one goal fulfilled, Sorenson took another stride in January when she brought Northwestern students to the Sundance Festival for the first time for a week of industry exposure in Park City, Utah where the team of seven blogged their experiences live.
Laticia Mattson '15, film major and Sundance attendee, is just one reflection of the creativity Sorenson and other film faculty have endeavored to cultivate in their program:
"I've always had a passion for storytelling and entertaining others through filmmaking." she said, "It's cool to have an idea and make it come to life on the screen, whether it's a short film or a feature-length. I really enjoy my major and I can't imagine doing anything else."
Until last fall, Northwestern's student body, full of canny communicators, had no representing speech team—a speechless status junior Adam Saxton '14 found unacceptable. Saxton, an International Relations major, joined Professor John Arehart to captain a team of 15 students for Northwestern's first year back in competitive speech and debate.
"We went from having no team on campus last year, to having over a dozen people involved, competing at multiple tournaments in several categories and placing in several of them," said Saxton, "God has blessed our team with a rapid development that usually takes years of experience to acquire."
The team competed in eight tournaments, nearly sweeping the Impromptu category at the final Twin Cities Forensics League tournament in February, ending their season victorious. Saxton placed first and teammates Rachel Temp 'and Benjamin Fernandes '14 tied for third place; Danielle Jack placed fifth.
Fernandes remembers heading into that last competition with waning confidence, feeling unprepared.
"I met professor Arehart, and practiced with him, I was quite saddened and disappointed with myself as I felt as if I hadn't prepared enough ...Coach gave me a short pep talk, and it really got to me. At this point I had an hour till we departed for the speech meet. I went to my room, turned off my cellphone and everything, and found a mirror. I practiced impromptu speaking for an entire hour, just the mirror and myself. I prayed and asked God for wisdom and insight, once I got done. I went to the Shuttle van that was taking us to the speech meet and didn't tell anyone what I had just done."
At the competition, Fernandes gained confidence with each round and found himself looking at his name on the list of finalists for the Impromptu category.
"I was in awe of what God had done, as I knew for sure that I couldn't have done any of that on my own. I looked up and said a short prayer. I glanced across and saw my coach with a big smile on his face as four impromptu speakers in the finals were from Northwestern College. Coach came up to us and gave us a big hug...I thanked God and realized that the talents that we have are a gift from God, what we make of our talents is our gifts back to God."
Though there are no more tournaments this season, the team has one more performance left. Today they'll deliver their winning speeches for President Cureton, who invited the team in an act of recognition and celebration of their unprecedented first year.
Coach Arehart expressed joy over the team's accomplishments: "Winners of [the TCFL] tournament consistently vie for national championships, so we are extremely proud of our team's performance and look forward to a great season next year."
The team will continue under leadership of co-captains Rachel Temp and Charity Hayden in the fall while Saxton studies in Washington D.C. for the semester. Though absent from competition, the thrill and skill of debate has its permanence with Saxton.
"Competitive speech and debate impacts every aspect of my life. From writing arguments in academic papers, formulating presentations, to engaging other people in daily conversations, speech and debate did more to change my mindset than almost any other activity."
In the spring Saxton plans on rejoining the team, envisioning a "more structured approach" after a year of learning the basics of competing. One of the team's goals is to attend the Christian College Nationals, a large highly competitive tournament attended by numerous colleges and universities across the nation. Beyond competing, Saxton, Fernandes and other team members acknowledged they became a family, sharing Christ as a common thread.
"Speech at Northwestern is different because of the centrality of Christ," Saxton said, "We strive to make sure that not only the way we are speaking is pleasing to God, but also what we say."
The Northwestern College Choir & Orchestra will be performing a homecoming concert to conclude their Spring 2013 Tour on Friday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m at Calvary Church in Roseville.
Orchestra repertoire includes masterworks by Johannes Brahms, Edvard Grieg, and Antonin Dvorak. The choir will perform hymns, gospel music and spirituals, featuring the Midwest premiere of Langston Hughes' poem Fire by Illinois composer John Orfe. Together, the ensembles will perform Meteor Shower by Owl City's Adam Young and selections from Ralph Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs.
Concert details can be found online or contact the Northwestern College music tours office at 651-631-2080.
The Northwestern Orchestra and College Choir join forces this spring for a collaborative tour to northwestern Minnesota and the Fargo/Moorhead area, presenting a series of concerts in Alexandria, Osakis and at several venues in Fargo, North Dakota including Bethel Evangelical Free Church, and choral exchanges with Oak Grove Lutheran High School, Fargo North High School and Park Christian School in Moorhead.
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Lee Strobel, author of The Case for Christ, The Case for Faith and The Case for a Creator was on campus February 6 and 7 speaking in chapel and at several other gatherings, sharing his story and encouraging leaders.
We connected with him between events to learn more about his journey and thoughts on understanding the facts of the Christian faith. WATCH VIDEO


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Ashe County Christmas tree farmers joined a nationwide effort on Friday morning by donating trees to the "Trees for Troops" charity.
"Trees for Troops," a program of the Christmas Spirit Foundation, provides free, farm-grown Christmas trees to United States armed forces members in all branches of the military and their families, through donations, sponsorships and the hard work of volunteers.
According to Jennifer Greene, the executive director of the N.C. Christmas Tree Association, this will be the eighth year of the program, and in that time, over 103,000 Christmas trees have been shipped to 62 military bases nationally.
Greene said Ashe County barely met its goal of 1,000 donated trees on Friday.
The majority of donated trees came from tree farmers. however, individuals also get involved in this project.
According to Travis Birdsell, the extension agent for agriculture, individuals often purchase trees from growers so they can donate to the "Trees for Troops" project.
Another part of the charity is FedEx, who has delivered trees to military bases at no cost since the project began in 2005.
This year, the trees from Ashe County will be sent to Fort Benning, located in Cusseta, Ga., and Fort Polk, located 10 miles east of Leesville, La.
Every year, the Ashe County High School ROTC has sent students to help load the trees donated by the community.
Klein Church, who's nursery was used as a collection site for Ashe County, said "It's hard to believe how much this event has grown."
"When we began eight years ago, we didn't know how long this event would continue, but we decided to be a part of it because it was for a good cause. Not only has this event continued over the past few years, it has grown," said Church.
"Now, this has really became a big event that people want to be a part of. Not only is the ROTC helping us load the trees, kindergarten students have also come to help the last few years," said Church.
This year, nearly 60 kindergartners came from Boomer-Ferguson Elementary School in order to help tag Christmas Trees before they were shipped to the military bases, said Greene.
Also, volunteers were treated to baked goods and hot beverages provided by Calvary United Methodist Church.
According to Greene, the Christmas Spirit Foundation, a non-profit subsidiary of the National Christmas Tree Association. In addition to the "Trees for Troops" project, the foundation is involved in other programs including college scholarships, hurricane relief and recycling programs.


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From its booze-soaked title cut, to its haunting selection of lonely ballads like "Midnight Sun" and "Stranger Called The Blues", this is one of the most fantastic vocal jazz albums of all time – and a record that we'd recommend instantly to anyone! June Christy has an incredibly icy tone on the record, filled with sorrow, regret, and loneliness – all of which are amplified even more deeply by Pete Rugolo's eerie, off-kilter arrangements. Titles include "Something Cool", "It Could Happen To You", "Lonely House", "I'm Thrilled", and "The Night We Called It A Day". Plus, this special CD reissue features the mono and stereo recordings of the album – completely different ones, as the album was originally recorded in mono in 1954, and completely re-recorded again with the same arrangements in 1960! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Inner Waist Adjustments with Double-Snap Waist Closure
Shred-Free Slightly Higher Pant Leg Back
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- Stylish
- Warm
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These pants are prime time! The only draw back is that there's no clip on the liner for the boot laces. So when you're hiking in the snow, it will fold up and rise up to your boot letting snow in.
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- Lightweight
- Rugged
- Stylish
- Tough
- Warm
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- Half-Pipe
- Icy Conditions
the best pair of pants I own, fit better than burton. I have worn them 4 times already and do not see myself going to another pair this season.
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