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by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
The Rev. Mark Bernthal will conduct his first services at St. Armands Key Lutheran Church at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 6. Bernthal will be installed as senior pastor of the church at special services Sunday, Oct. 18, succeeding the Rev. Eric Wogen, who retired in June 2008.
A Winter Haven native, Bernthal has served as pastor at Lamb of God Lutheran Church, in Haines City, since 1991, when the church was formally organized with 120 members.
Bernthal and his wife, Cyndi, have five children: Luke, Erin, Grace, Nicholas and Mary.
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Funeral services will be on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012 at 11 a.m. in the Richard Boles Funeral Service Chapel with burial following at Pinecrest Cemetery.
Sadie was born on Feb. 2, 1937 in Scotland County, a daughter of the late Ollcy Tucker and Bertha Mae Goins Tucker Clark. She was the beloved wife to the late Cleters Wilkerson. She was a longtime professional hair dresser who owned and operated several beauty salons in the Charlotte and Laurel Hill areas. Before moving to Missouri, she enjoyed attending the Springfield Church of God, camping, and traveling. Mrs. Wilkerson was a mother to many and truly loved her time with family and friends.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was also preceded in death by her son Jack B. Quick, brother Walter Sanford Clark, and sister Bertha Eva Martin.
She is survived by her children, son Ralph Edward Quick, Jr. and wife Caron of Clarksville, Mo., two daughters: Rita Faye Quick of Laurel Hill and Myra Lynn Quick Mabe and husband Preston of Elsberry, Mo., four sisters: Juanita Anne Barber and Sarah Sinclair both of Laurel Hill and Margaret Grannamann and Connie Grundin and husband John of O'Fallon, Mo., eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and a host of friends and extended family.
Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012 at Richard Boles Funeral Service.
The family requests in lieu of flowers that memorial donations be made to Alzheimer's Research at Alzheimer's North Carolina, 1305 Navaho Drive, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27609
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can this be plugged to wall socket ?
The image shown, does not show the pins, that plug in to the wall socket.
I need to know whether the 12W USB Power Adapter can be plugged direct to the wall socket ?
also whether the input voltage is 100-220V
Thank you- Asked by Lbj P
- May 21, 2013
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110/220 auto former?
Does the 12 W charger have an auto formrer built into it so it can run on either 110V or 220V depending of the adapter plug used?
- Asked by Eric M from Morgan Hill
- May 14, 2013
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I haven't seen the new wall charging unit, but if we assume that the output voltage is 5 volts -- then the charging unit would be putting out 2.4 amps.
Quick calculation to find watts: Volts * Amps = Watts, so 5V * 2.4 amps = 12 watts.- Answered by Gerry C from Coto De Caza
- Oct 26, 2012
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We have a model 770c/A IPad. I am going to Both Ireland and Northern Ireland. What power adapter should I use.
- Asked by Allan W from Thunder Bay
- Apr 14, 2013
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is it ok to use the 12w charger for older i-pods?
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- Apr 7, 2013
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AnswerIt is perfectly fine! All chargers made by apple are backwards compatible with other devices, meaning that it is safe to use them.
- Answered by Philip A from Naples
- Apr 8, 2013
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Will this charge the iPhone 5 faster than the 5W adapter that came with the phone?
- Asked by Michael W from New York
- Oct 27, 2012
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Best AnswerIt most definitely will. Apple has already said the new 12W charger will charge all apple products faster than the older chargers. I can full charge my iPhone 4S in about 2 hours.
- Answered by Joseph P from Poughquag
- Feb 7, 2013
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Does this charger double as a power converter for traveling in Europe? (I have an adapter, but not a converter and I don't want to blow out my iPad).
- Asked by Abigail C from Cambridge
- Jan 19, 2013
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Best AnswerMost apple products are capable of running from European or US supplies with the correct mechanical adapter (pin configuration). 100-240Vac covers the US 110Vac, the European 220Vac and the Australian 240Vac
- Answered by Frank H from Highbury
- Jan 24, 2013
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can I use 12W USB Power Adapter for iPad with 240v in Russia
- Asked by Robert T from West Lafayette
- Apr 11, 2013
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iPad Mini come with Apple 12W USB Power Adapter?
If i buy the iPad Mini, the package come with 12W USB Power Adapter or come with 5W? if come with 5W, i will buy the 12W for extera use.
Please Please let me know about this, thank you so much- Asked by Ka Shing O from Pearsall
- Oct 25, 2012
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Best AnswerI just opened the box on my iPad Mini and it has a 5W adaptor.
- Answered by Vicki G from Brisbane
- Nov 1, 2012
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what power adapter do i need for ipad gen 1
- Asked by Daryll L from Montour Falls
- Dec 29, 2012
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AnswerAny of the iPad adapters will work for the iPads. You can purchase this 12w adapter and just use a 30-pin USB cable with it. It will draw as much power as it needs to (since the iPad 1 uses 10 watts, it will draw 10 from this).
- Answered by Aric D from Holt
- Mar 25, 2013
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Are the iPod adapters somehow grounded, not adding noise to the signal/iPod?
I have a Q about the iPod adapters. Do they add noise when connected to the mains. I am a sound-engineer and I use...want to only use iPod Touch 4 32gb to play selected music using professional audio monitors in a pro environment.. etc, but the adapter I use now (not original) adds noise to the signal, despite there are many filters applied to the electricity chain. I need that iPod all the time connected to the mains and I was wondering if the original apple adapters are somehow grounded...not adding noise to the audio signal?
I really need that clean audio signal while my iPod is always connected the the mains via adapter. Any options for moded/handmade adapters are welcome too, lol : )
Thank you in advance!
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is there a warranty for this?
the charger has stopped working and i can only charge through the car charger so it's not the ipad
- Asked by Noa B from Mareeba
- Jan 31, 2013
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AnswerYes. all apple products have a 1-year warranty. just go into any apple store and they will exchange it for a new one.
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is there any warranty or guarantee?
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The 1160th is basically made up of truckers that haul pallets of supplies and materials ... both in and now out as the U.S. prepares to disengage during 2014 from its combat role. Members of the unit come from all over this region, of course, as have those who went with Rome-headquartered units before them.
Plan to keep the 1160th in your thoughts and prayers. Afghanistan remains quite as dangerous now as it did when all those other citizen-soldiers from our area hometowns went there to protect us all and keep our way of life safe.
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Iraq veteran seeks treatment, not punishment for robbery in Macomb County
Friends and family members of a decorated U.S. Army veteran believe criminal charges against him should be resolved through treatment, not punishment.
Law enforcement authorities aren't so sure.
Robert Michael Charbeneau, 25, faces a charge of unarmed robbery in connection with an incident last November outside the PNC Bank near 14 Mile and Garfield roads.
The ex-serviceman is accused of punching or pushing an elderly woman and stealing her purse. If convicted, Charbeneau faces up to 15 years in prison.
But at a pre-trial hearing Wednesday, Charbeneau requested his case be transferred to the county's Veterans Treatment Court. The special county court was established last year to help veterans who commit certain crimes because of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and other issues related to their military service. Instead of incarceration, defendants undergo intensive, monitored treatment for up to two years.
Friends and family said Charbeneau is a good candidate for the special court.
"He has very little memory as to what occurred," Khalid Sheikh, Charbeneau's attorney, told Macomb County Circuit Judge Mark Switalski. "… We should be doing something to help him."
But while Charbeneau's supporters hope his case is transferred, prosecutors and police aren't convinced. Macomb County Assistant Prosecutor Suzanne Faunce told Judge Switalski she's opposed to transferring the case.
Faunce could not be reached for comment following the hearing, but Lt. Dan Kolke of the Fraser Public Safety Department, the officer in charge of the case, said he'd prefer Charbeneau's case proceed through normal channels.
Kolke said the victim of the purse-snatching, an elderly woman, was traumatized by the incident. Continued...
"She is very upset about it," Kolke said.
Family members, including Charbeneau's wife and his mother, said the ex-serviceman exhibited signs of mental illness after he returned home last June following 4? years in the U.S. Army, a stint that included an 11-month tour in Iraq from August 2009 to July 2010.
"He never came back the same," said Kim Charbeneau, the defendant's mother.
Sara Charbeneau, the ex-soldier's wife of nine months, said she's known Charbeneau for 10 years. The man who returned after serving in Iraq was decidedly different, she said.
"He never was the same after Iraq," Sara Charbeneau said.
Friends say Charbeneau struggled to hold a job after his return, and took pain medication for a leg injury he suffered during duty as a parachutist. He also became withdrawn, his mother said.
"He had issues he didn't want to talk about it," she said.
The day her son took the woman's purse, he needed money for medication, Kim Charbeneau said. Following the robbery, Charbeneau locked himself in a bathroom, according to police reports of the incident. Kim Charbeneau called the Fraser Public Safety Department herself because she was afraid her son was going to commit suicide.
Charbeneau was arrested when emergency personnel discovered clothing in the apartment that matched the description of that worn by the purse snatcher. He's been jailed since.
Since his incarceration, Charbeneau takes medication regularly and seems to be coping better, his mother said. Continued...
"He's remorseful now (about the purse snatching)," she said. "He's glad I called 9-1-1. I'm glad he's safe."
According to Mark Edwards, chief of media relations for the U.S. Army Human Resources Command at Fort Knox, Ky., Charbeneau served on active duty from September 2008 to June 2012. His only assignment after initial training was to Fort Bragg in April 2009. He deployed to Iraq from August 2009 to July 2010.
His awards and decorations include the Army Commendation Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation, National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon and Parachutist Badge.
Charbeneau is due back in court Jan. 23.
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You can order your new Beneteau Monte Carlo 47 in the sexy hardtop version......Or as a Flybridge. In either case you get a nicely finished French yacht that will turn heads in any marina. Belowdecks, they are the same.Mission: Incroyable!The Monte Carlo 47 combines the Gallic flair for styling – the French claim to be better at this than the Italians are – with European standards of boatbuilding.The forward sunpad offers little in the way of SPF protection, but looks mighty comfortable. Why do French boats always have such pretty girls onboard? Note double rails around the bow; why not all the way aft?The Monte Carlo 47 was designed from scratch for IPS drives, not modified from an existing hull. The designers made room for dinghy stowed between the Volvos, too.Appliances are 110-volt, so the genset will come in handy, especially if you like to anchor out at night. We suspect most Monte Carlos imported into the U.S. by dealers will have all of the above, or at least A/C and a genset.The Hardtop Monte Carlo has a cockpit grill and wet bar, but in the Fly the ladder lands here, so the unit is redesigned in that boat.Climb in ComfortBoth versions of the Monte Carlo 47 are the same belowdecks, but Beneteau designers altered the cockpit slightly in the Fly to provide room for protected access to the flying bridge. Rather than a ladder from the cockpit, the Monte Carlo has a stairway from inside the deckhouse, a safer means of ascent, especially in choppy weather. That attractive couple may not realize they're sitting on the garage door, but it's a nice place for preprandials nevertheless. Both Monte Carlos have similar deckhouse saloons with lots of comfortable seating.Both models have a seating unit aft that converts to a sun pad. But it also lifts to reveal the "garage," a space large enough for a 9' inflatable with outboard. You slide the tender in or out, just like they do on megayachts, and it's a lot handier than hoisting it on a davit or wrestling it onto the swim platform. Rollers help the boat into and out of the water, and you can leave the outboard mounted.Touch a button and electro-hydraulic pistons open the garage door, where there's room for up to a 9' inflatable tender with outboard. There's seating and a table on top of the door; it converts to a sunpad, too.AccommodationsThere are two layout options, each with a double-berthed cabin amidships and forward. The amidships stateroom is designated for the owner, and includes an ensuite head and seating benches on either side. The forward, VIP, cabin has shared access to the second head, which also opens onto the saloon.Both models have similar arrangements. This is the two-cabin option, with the master amidships, VIP forward. A third cabin can replace the dinette to starboard.In between, buyers can opt for an L-shaped dinette or a third stateroom, this one with twin berths, opposite the galley. There's a large dining area on deck, so no matter which option you choose you'll have a place for the whole crew to eat. But the lower dinette option provides a place for folks to hang out down below.If you don't want the belowdecks dinette, you can have a third stateroom in this area, with twin berths. We were taught that only fools and admirals could sit in passageways; I guess she's out of uniform.The amidships master is full-beam, with an easy-access berth and seating port and starboard. Hullside windows let in natural light. A TV is optional, but who wants a boat without one? The ensuite head has a Vacuflush toilet and a shower compartment behind glass doors.We're not crazy about low-profile flying bridges suitable only for sitting, but they're common on European boats. But maybe that's just us...But the boat is well-built to CE Category B standards (suitable for short offshore voyages), intelligently designed and arranged – we'd forego the third stateroom for the dinette – and beautifully finished. We like the garage for the tender and the amidships master stateroom. Since we haven't tested the boat, we can't speculate on performance, but IPS usually coaxes max speed out of a given horsepower. In short, we recommend checking out the Monte Carlo 47 if you're in the market for a sleek cruiser that doesn't look like the boat in the next slip. It's got that Gallic attitude under its two hats, which in a boat can be a good thing.We think the Hardtop is nicer looking than the Fly. A sunroof will let in lots of light and air, and there's no stairway taking up cockpit space. Or maybe it's just the red hull that makes the difference?
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Here's where my blog finally posts in the manner that all OTHER blogs do:
What's it like inside my head/head?
Sorry you asked, but here goes:
Vampire Weekend, I like them. I like them a lot.
So when they have a new video out, I'm naturally going to be predisposed to like it.
When it looks like the baby of Wes Anderson and Woody Allen, I'm going to like it even more.
Have a look:
The song is "Oxford Comma" and the lovely band is Vampire Weekend. Love it:
Yeah all the blogs say it's a definite nod to a Wes Anderson-esque film…but what is Wes if not a collection of other great directors?
Here's a clip from Wes Anderson's awesome 2001 film "The Royal Tenenbaums"
While the video is not in color (doesn't feature children in go carts and the music of the a Garfunkle or a Strummer), it sent me to weekend in the Hamptons:
Woody Allen's 1980 "Stardust Memories"
Then I suppose one could also argue that Woody's work too, is nothing but a wonderful mix of Fellini and Antonioni (oooh my heart is going to blow up!).
Directed by Federico Fellinin 1960′s "La Dolce Vita"
Directed by Michelangelo Antonioni 1966 "Blow Up"
Maybe it's just the way my brain and heart sorts things out.
I do love Vampire, Woody and Anderson…why wouldn't it want them to merge in one warm hug of love in my mind?
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
garden touring
25 comments:
- My Farmhouse Kitchen said...
so very pretty...
happy to stop by today, my friend
kary and teddy - July 27, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Pinecone said...
I would say she has a super duper bright green thumb! Gorgeous...I would love to hang out in that yard.
thx for sharing xo Ashlyn - July 27, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- poppilinnstudios said...
What a beautiful yard! I'm inspired! I got a little lazy with my gardening during the heat wave.
-Lynn - July 27, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- mise said...
What a beautiful garden, and indeed it reminds me of your own orderly prettiness about the house.
- July 27, 2011 at 3:36 PM
- Jennifer Zuri @ Aquascape Your Landscape said...
Love the use of greens and pink in this garden. It's breathtaking.
- July 27, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- My Vintage Mending said...
Gorgeous. I dream of gardening in the fall when the temperature is cooler. Right now we are sitting at 105'...ugh! Smiles...Renee
- July 27, 2011 at 4:04 PM
I'm dying over that green pillow.
Do tell where it's from?
Thank you, Miss Molly
Your big sister is adorable! - July 27, 2011 at 4:41 PM
- ❀ JoAnne said...
Wow! So pretty and charming and cheerful...what a beautiful yard and garden to spend time in!!
- July 27, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- KJ@letsgoflyakite said...
lovely yard, the pergola is a wonderful addition as well. Love the window boxes too!
- July 27, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- Gloria said...
Very, very pretty! My favorite photo is that first one. What a beautiful resting spot in the garden to relax!!
How wonderful that you both have gardening in common. It looks to me like you both have green thumbs! :)
Thanks for the sweet congratulations wishes. I hope the rest of your Summer is lovely sweet friend.
xoxo...Gloria - July 27, 2011 at 6:48 PM
- Kim K. said...
Gorgeous landscaping. What a lovely slice of heaven.
- July 27, 2011 at 6:57 PM
- A Serenade for Solitude said...
Okay...I need her green thumb and new bark all over our property. It all looks fantastic! And if those are Black Eyed Susans, I can't wait for mine to bloom!
- July 27, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- Jacqueline~Cabin and Cottage said...
What a beautiful yard! You can tell this lady loves her garden! Thanks for sharing!
- July 27, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- Elizabeth said...
I would say shes definetly got the gardening touch! Pretty pics! Sounds like a wonderful evening!
- July 27, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- Lemon Lane Cottage said...
What a gorgeous garden. How lucky to have sis in law with such a green thumb. I'm sure she is just as inspired by your garden as you are by hers. Beautiful photos!
- July 28, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Kat said...
Wow! That garden is stunning. What a magical place!
- July 28, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- koralee said...
What a beautiful garden...Great ideas for my new garden! Hugs to you!
- July 28, 2011 at 8:41 PM
- Laura Ingalls Gunn said...
I am visiting via Romantic Homes.
What a wonderful garden!
Have a happy weekend! - July 29, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Cottage 1945 said...
How pretty!
- July 29, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Linda said...
Very pretty yard!
- July 29, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- mercedes scott said...
Such a beautiful, serene garden to enjoy time with family in... thanks for sharing!
- July 29, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Libbie said...
Oh wouldn't it be wonderful to sip a lemonade & stroll through her garden! Makes me a little embarrassed about mine! She is quite amazing!
- July 30, 2011 at 1:21 PM
- Lorna said...
Beautiful garden - ours is rather more of a 'wild' affair!
- July 31, 2011 at 1:00 AM
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- Comeca Jones said...
Your sis in laws garden is so sweet!
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On December 22, 1873, an aspiring young American painter from Alabama, Frederick Arthur Bridgman, embarked on a voyage up the Nile. The trip, which lasted just over three months, marked the beginning of a much longer journey, one that was to preoccupy him as an artist for rest of his long life. By the time he disembarked on April 2, 1874, the direct encounter with the African continent--its light and imagery, its peoples and customs--had determined Bridgman's true calling: He was about to become the foremost American practitioner of the art of Orientalism--the romantic portrayal of the people, mysteries and sensual pleasures of exotic lands--in Bridgman's case, those of North Africa.


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Dear Hannah,
Dear Members of EJC,
I would like to have your attention to the following:
As founder and Administrator of Human Rights & The Media, Mundo Media, Health & Journalism, Tourism & Journalism, Bollywood, Hollywood & Nollywood, Diplomacy & Journalism, just to name a few, I have tried to bring our professional Journalists and other Media professionals but also apprentices or aspirants, together, with a view to create awareness for the importance of the profession and our responsibility as social and political agents. We are the ones that actually have the power to influence the public oppinion and the public agenda. All we have to do is to be sensitive, alert and commited to the truth and the facts. We don't always get the chance to get to the bottom of the facts but we can change it if we strive for an independent Media and the education of Media professionals.
We are on the way to do it. We have the voice, we have the words, we just have to say it and I'm doing it right now, I really hope to get your feedbck and engagement in relation to these important projects for our community:
I need your advice and support to get some ideas and projects done for Mundo Media within Globalization areas. For instance, where to get financial help to put them in practice. I know exactly what to do but I don't have the money and perhaps the EJC could help with practical tools such as the creation and hosting of the EJC Radio/Mainstream TV channel here at the online community.
I want to create a group to help Greece and the Greek people called Saving Greece - The Oracle Quest where we could unite a group of Journalists and Scholars to launch a magazine called Greek Studies - Which includes teaching Ancient and Modern Greek online, Philosophy, History, Antropology, Archeology and of course Economics, Politics, Business and Human Rights.
You don't need to wait for that, start sending your ideas on how to solve the Greek problem. It is all Greek to me, but this time, I want to learn Greece to help Greece, let the Greeks know they aren't alone. It's all about INCLUSION!
Chinese Business Quest - Human Rights and Business in China (the most important project).
Health & Journalism - Addiction and how to educate the community - inviting the Medical community to participate, asking journalists to interview Drs. specialized on the subject.
Empowering Journalists - Safety Issues - I want to have a group of Journalists and Lawyers in every country of the world, prepared to help those Journalists in Pakistan, war areas and other dangerous places.
Therefore, I need you to help me to organize a video-conference at the EJC and also to advertise at your own sites, that we are looking for volunteers for all of this projects.
Of course, I would like to remain the Project Manager but would need support of the whole community.
I'm confident we will find a way to do it together,
If you want to know more and want to join us, please send me an email: firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a comment indicating that you want to participate
Kind regards,
Dear All,
Please share the link to our initial project page http://www.wix.com/vandecraatsuk/behindthelens#!portfolio/photostac... among your friends and colleagues.
I hope to count on you to give opportunity for professionals and the public in general to learn and exchange knowledge, ideas, dreams and above all to remind the community of our social responsibility and sensibility regarding global issues and diversity.
Hey Eliana,
It sounds like you have some really good ideas brewing :-) Unfortunately, the EJC is in no position to provide funding or to host a video conference for you, however I can give you some recommendations. The Journalism Foundation may be a good place to start in terms of funding. All you have to do is submit your project idea to them and then they will take a look at it and consider if it is something that they would like to help fund.
Another idea would be to create some groups on here so that others can help you and collaborate with you. After creating some groups, I would do a member search of say, members from Greece or China, who you could get into contact with and who might be interested in helping you out. Basically, use the community as a tool to help find people to get involved with your project.
Finally, I would recommend that you focus on one facet of your proposal and go from there. Right now, I think you have some very good ideas, but you need to narrow things down a bit. I think when you have a sharper focus and clear angle of the project, getting things underway should be no problem. If you are able to come up with a clean project proposal in the future, it might even be something that the EJC would consider taking on should we decide that it fits into what we do.
I hope this advice helps you a little bit. I really appreciate your enthusiasm and have a feeling that if you keep it up, you will go far :) Have a great day!
Dear Hannah, thanks for your kind and wise words. If you check your mail box, you will see I have some news for you...talk to you soon, Eliana
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Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.
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'Fringe' Earns Fifth Season, Is 'Alcatraz' Next?
PLUS: Is Leonard Nimoy returning for final episodes?
Fox is set to announce some great news for anyone who likes the unexplained across multiple universes: "Fringe" is coming back.
The J.J. Abrams series starring Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson and John Noble will get a fifth and final season beginning in the fall, having a chance to end its epic story in 13 episodes -- some of which were teased in a recent jump-to-the-future episode.
Airlock Alpha sister site Inside Blip recently listed "Fringe" as "still bouncing" in its recent network-by-network review. However, even in the summary, it was made clear there that we strongly believed "Fringe" would come back for a shortened year.
"Fox is going to bring this back for a shortened season, to wrap everything up, and then replace it on Fridays with 'Alcatraz,'" Inside Blip reported earlier this month. "I could be dead wrong, but then again, I've made some eerily accurate guesses in the past. Not sure if this will be one of them."
Reports of a shortened final season have circulated in recent weeks, despite "Fringe" being one of network television's lowest-rated scripted shows, and Fox executives' own admission that the network loses money on the show. But then again, "Fringe" has had a strong (albeit small) following, and giving the writers, producers and cast a chance to wrap things up seemed like the best way to honor that commitment.
Of course, the other side of Inside Blip's prediction is that "Alcatraz" will be renewed as a mid-season replacement to take over the "Fringe" timeslot. No word is out yet on the fate of that show, but Fox will likely make some kind of announcement during its upfront presentation to advertisers on Friday.
Fox would have to accept a smaller audience for "Alcatraz" if it were to make the move, but it's likely the show is heading in that direction anyway. Through the end of March, "Alcatraz" averaged a 4.0 rating/6 share according to Fast National overnight ratings from The Nielsen Co., placing it No. 10 among Fox shows and No. 57 overall.
However, those numbers are a bit misleading. "Alcatraz" premiered to a 6.0/9 on Jan. 16, but finished its season on March 26 with a 2.9/4, a drop of 52 percent. And it's not like "Alcatraz" just caught fewer viewers at a bad time, the show's ratings were trending down all through March, averaging a 3.1 household rating compared to a 4.6 household rating before that.
"Fringe," however, has a completely different story when it comes to ratings. It's averaging a 1.9/3 through the end of March, placing it last on Fox, and No. 102 overall. When April's numbers are calculated, it likely won't be the lowest-rated of the Big Four networks as "Best Friends Forever" and "Bent" on NBC will likely replace it.
Airlock Alpha has received a non-corroborated report late Thursday that there is one special guest star that is slated to return: Leonard Nimoy. Fans watching the episode "Letters of Transit," caught a glimpse of the "Star Trek" icon who has played the mysterious scientist William Bell in the past.
While that representation of Nimoy was computer-generated, the actor himself is expected to make a reappearance, possibly by the end of the season.
"Fringe" airs Fridays at 9 p.m. ET on Fox. Check out a video promoting the final season right here.
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Fusion Peel N Stick Postcard™ offers prospective and enrolled students ease of access to essential information from admissions deadlines to registration dates.
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