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The report says 43 girls under age 17 who were removed from the FLDS ranch were in underage marriages.
CPS reports that nearly two-thirds of the families living at Yearning For Zion ranch had children who were abused or neglected -- neglected because they were being cared for by underage mothers or exposed to the sexual abuse of those underage mothers.
30 adults were named as "perpetrators of sexual abuse."
A spokesman for the sect called the report a "sensational" bid to win over public perception, according to the Dallas Morning News.
The courts concluded that CPS did not have the right to sweep in and remove more than 400 children from their parents in April.
There are legal cases pending against CPS by five mothers, involving 15 children.
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Decoding the auspicious practice of 'Vrat'
Man is a treasure of many hidden powers. But due to external appearances and pressures of the outside world, many of these powers remain debilitated. Consequently, he is constantly is surrounded by either some illnesses or troubles in life. In order to get rid of these troubles in life, add to the balance books of his good deeds and/ or in his quest to attain salvation, man takes help of 'vrat' or fasting.
There are a number of benefits of this practice called 'vrat'. A systematic and careful practice of keeping a 'vrat' ensures that a person comes face to face with many uplifting and energising spiritual and metaphysical experiences. By doing this, he not only gets entitled to a number of worldly and spiritual gains, but also gets the energy to face the struggles and challenges of life with a renewed zest and confidence.
This practice of 'vrat' purifies the human soul. Man becomes wiser and there is a definitive escalation in his will-power. His thoughts get purified and he can even achieve atonement and penance from God. Such a person tends to become more inclined towards religion, spirituality and mythology, and many other similar changes take place for good. One may enjoy his/her professional as well as personal life with more vigour by religiously doing 'Vrat'.
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• 'Vrat' is incomplete without taking an oath, or keeping in mind a definite resolution. Thus, it is important to have a clear-cut reason and time period for the 'vrat'. Taking an oath about this is crucial before you begin a 'vrat'.
• Do consider an auspicious time or 'muhurat' before you observe or plan to observe the 'vrat'; this would help in completion of the 'vrat' without any hurdles or obstacles.
• Avoid anger and criticism on the day of 'vrat'. Also, compulsorily practice celibacy on this day or during this time period.
• It is advisable to take/ seek blessings of your elders of the family, parents and Guruji.
• Practice 'vrat' as per the ancient wisdom or scriptures. You cannot make adjustments as per your requirements, even if necessary.
• In case of a birth or death in the family, one will have to begin the entire 'vrat' all over again.
• Do not count the day when a woman starts menstruating if she is already observing the 'vrat'. Do observe a fast, but don't worship God on that particular day.
• To achieve fruitful results after observing the 'vrat', one needs to finish the 'vrat' systematically, following the ancient wisdom of scriptures.
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• If there is no fixed deity for a particular 'vrat', then you can remember and worship your chosen deity.
• Do not forget to remember your ancestors on the day of 'vrat'. This way, you will be able to get their blessings, and will be able to accomplish the motive of your 'vrat', swiftly, perfectly and successfully.
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New Zealand won their third consecutive tournament in the 2007/8 Sevens World Series when they snatched a 22-17 win over Samoa in Wellington.
The scores were tied 17-17 going into the last minute when Victor Vito crossed the line. The win stretches the Kiwis' lead in the Series to 24 points ahead of Fiji and another four ahead of third-placed South Africa.
The Bok Sevens overcame the disappointment of the Cup quarter-final loss to Tonga to emerge winners in the Plate final. South Africa beat Wales 19-12, and a second-half fightback from the Welsh wasn't enough to deny Paul Treu's charges who gained eight log points with the victory.
In the other divisions, England beat Argentina 12-7 to win the Bowl, while USA edged Kenya 22-17 to take the shield. The Americans scored all their points in the second half, overcoming a 17-point deficit to run out unlikely winners.
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Lomu didnt score a try against SA but the rest if his team did.Watch Christian Cullen on you tube.After running around a SA winger the Winger tried to foot trip him by the goal line,lol.Typical
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AFTER more than two years of refusing to pass on the full amount of Reserve Bank interest rate cuts, the nation's Big Four banks are contemplating something they have never done before - cutting rates out of cycle with the central bank.
Major lenders have had discussions at the boardroom level about self-initiated rate cuts. Westpac is even considering slashing its rate by up to six basis points as early as February.
It would save $160 a year for the average $320,000 mortgage-holder - but would have far wider implications for competition across the sector.
Bell-Potter Securities analyst TS Lim said he expected one of the major banks to make a move by March.
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News of the possible rate cuts comes as economists predict the nation will celebrate a "boom year" in 2013.
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AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said the positive groundswell from the US avoiding the fiscal cliff was emanating throughout the entire economy - with retailers set to benefit most. While 2012 may have proved a forgettable year for bricks and mortar retailers, Myer boss Bernie Brookes was still positive.
"In the first few hours of trade online (on Boxing Day) we did five times the volume of trade we did on Christmas last year," Mr Brookes said.
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NORTHBROOK — George Vlahakis and his wife, Maria, feed about 3,000 people every week in their Northbrook restaurant, Georgie V's.
Vlahakis attributes the success of his business to a law he said he lives by.
"If I wouldn't eat it, it's not good for my customers. All the food has to be fresh every single day."
Born in Greece in 1946, Vlahakis grew up in the restaurant business, as his dad owned a coffee shop. When he was 19, he moved to Canada, where he worked as a dish washer in different restaurants. He said he learned how to cook by watching the chefs.
Vlahakis came to Chicago a few years later, where he landed a job as a chef at a high-priced private dining club on Michigan Avenue. A few years after that, he opened up his own place, George's Starlight, a diner that served breakfast, lunch and dinner.
"I literally had to crack open my piggy bank and use the last of all the money I had saved to open my first restaurant," Vlahakis said.
After buying and selling a few other restaurants, including Mrs. V's which is still open in Des Plaines, Vlahakis opened Georgie V's in 1997.
"Every time I opened a business, I took a place that was run down or closed and I turned it around," said Vlahakis, "Including Georgie V's. That's my specialty."
And speaking of specialties, Georgie V's is known for several different omelettes, including Eileen's Omelette, an egg white omelette that was created by a long-time customer.
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Kathryn Eisen of Northbrook eats at Georgie V's at least twice a week, and said the family likes the feel of the restaurant and the food keeps her coming back.
"Everything is fresh, delicious, and they have good portions, and good service," said Eisen, "And George is a great host."
"There is such a sense of community here," said Suzy White, who is a frequent customer, "Today I got pancakes, which I never do, but everything I've gotten here has always been so good."
Sharon Howard is a server who has worked for George in his different restaurants since she was 17 years old.
"George knew my husband before I did," she said, "Every time I was looking for work, I always came to George because his food is great, his place is the cleanest, his food is the freshest and he serves you like you're coming to his house."
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- Release Date: Jun 27, 2012
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Nov 22, 201210What was truly spellbinding about this shocking and powerful film, at least for me, was the way it pulled me into a world which I knew nothing about. You don't just watch Beasts of the Southern Wild- you live it.
Jan 11, 20134Beasts of the Southern Wild has some atrocious dialogue and seem to be slightly better when nobody spoke. Its is a film that doesn't let the powerful moments sink in and make any impact. The one thing it does have going for it is its powerful and excellent music.
Jun 27, 20127What a touching film. It's excellent on many sensory levels, and Hush Puppy (the little girl) is pretty amazing as the film's focus. The music brings so much to it - probably more so than in any movie I've seen this year.
Aug 4, 20127
Mar 10, 20133This is yet again another art house film that thrives on being completely unique and distinctive from other movies, but lacks any gratifying elements that mainstream movies "sometimes" possess. It was boring and the storyline is unsettling.
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Jan 10, 20139An extraordinary film, a cinematic miracle, a film that shows us a child's optimistically poetic view of life even in the hardest of conditions. You will be truly captivated by 7 year old Wallis, chosen ahead of 3,500 candidates to play the tiny folk hero who narrates and leads the story pitched between realism and fable and deservedly gets the youngest ever lead actress Oscar nod.
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Jul 25, 20128This year
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Feb 23, 20137The film is good at its point, but to be sincere by what had read other critics expected more, or maybe I am the void, not it; I have to emphasize that Wallis is a girl with a pure talent that is shown in the final scene.
Nov 25, 20129Incredibly imaginative film making. Visually unique and dramatically resonant, a colorful blend of fantasy and poignant realism. The film's young lead actress is outstanding as are her scenes with her characters' father. Impossible to categorize, think Hayao Miyazaki in live action.
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Jul 30, 20122What is it about me that makes it impossible for me to walk out on a movie that is boring me to tears? Why is it that I am unable to fall asleep in a movie that makes me nod off for a second? And, why oh why, do I get suckered into seeing movies 3 or 4 times a years that has
Jan 30, 20139One of the best movies of the year. It is very hard to watch because of the intense storytelling in the bathtub. The acting is phenomenal and all the parts of the movie come together in an enormous fashion that will be remembered as on of the best indies ever.
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Jul 17, 20122And here I come again as the voice of reason.
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Dec 9, 20121An underlying unpleasentness pervades this overrated indie film. The praised grimy photography and central performances are also recipients of much praise which eludes me. I hated it!!
Aug 10, 20125A metaphor for the cycle of life and coming to terms with our mortality, this film falls short and is not nearly as effective as it could be by portraying unsympathetic, self-destructive, frustrating characters.
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Jun 27, 201210All I have to say is Give That Little Girl an Oscar. Her performance alone should be the reason why people need to see this film. She has a long career waiting for her.
Dec 30, 201210What a terrific movie. The creativity and imagination that is on display is just stunning. All the below the line stuff was so great. From the cinematography to the brilliant art direction. Still cannot believe this movie was made for only 1.8 million. Quvenzhane Wallis aka "Hushpuppy" is so incredible words won't do her justice. 10 out of 10 .
Jan 24, 201310Beasts of Southern Wild is a beautiful and inspiring piece of filmmaking, and made me our world in a completely new image. Nowadays our lives are so simple and easy, we have television, a government, and everything we need to survive in a society. But we watch the citizens of this small island called the "Bathtub" and it
Jan 9, 20138I'll use it as a reference whenever i need to remember about the vast and overwhelming nobility a single movie can attain. In one of the strongest cinema years in my recent memory, Beasts of the southern wild stands as one of it's finest!
Dec 6, 20125After hearing so much buzz about this film, I am sad to say that I find this film very overrated. It's another movie where I find the director and the critics are making this the artsy film of the year but I find it all fartsy.
Feb 16, 20130A terrible movie so boring and out of plot.Also clumsy at very best.This movie insulting the black people by indicating them as scavengers. People voted this move above 7 are depressed and sworn lossers.
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Dec 30, 201210This is quite a magical movie, with poetry all throughout the film, along with great lessons to be learned. The acting is also pretty good, considering that most of these actors have never had any experience acting in movies. One of the best movies of 2012, and definitely worth seeing.
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Aug 17, 20127A unique, heartwrenching story, Beasts of the Southern Wild is unlike anything I've ever seen. Quvenzhane Wallis gives a powerhouse performance, and I would love to see her name on the list of "Best Actress" nominess this Winter. I'd reccomend this to anyone who is looking to escape from the norm, and enjoy and interesting tale.
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Dec 13, 20128It's funny to read people complaining about this movie showing the culture of those that doesn't appreciate the consumerist way of life. This is a nice movie to watch, the magic realism stands out. The little girl starring is the best child acting i've seen in many years.
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Apr 17, 20130It was absolutely the biggest disappointment I have ever experienced when I saw all of the rave reviews made by the critics and when I go to see it, it SUCKS. I couldn't even finish it. It was one of those movies where it tried to be so deep that it wasn't deep at all!!! I hated this movie with a burning passion. It was a movie about stupid people. That's it.
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Aug 12, 201210This film is so fantastic and moving at the same time. The cinematography is amazing. The performances by Quvenzhané Wallis (Hushpuppy) and Dwight Henry (Wink) are spectacular. Their performances make the movie in my opinion. Everything about this movie is great and it's definitely a must-see.
Dec 31, 20121what a disappointment. i totally agree w/all the low scored user reviews, esp w/the user who said this was a film where black people acted out a white person's ideas. extremely annoying: the intrusive music. i gave up about 45 min into it. once again suckered by ecstatic reviewers.
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Aug 6, 20129Every year there is a dozen or so smaller films that garner a large amount of hype. While these films usually end up being great, they don
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Feb 11, 201310A masterpiece that came out of nowhere. Earthy, dense and fully formed mash up of New Orleans magic realism and Days of Heaven esque imagery. The film equivalent of The Band's debut "Music from the Big Pink"
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Mar 8, 20133While there are a few great performances in this movie, I can't help but think of this as a poorly-framed message movie (Poor people have pride! "Normal" people are evil and don't understand!) that threw in "magic" in an effort to express wonder. The story effectively goes nowhere, yet allows those who want to sound erudite to expound greatly on the imagery and triumph of spirit contained within.
Jul 15, 20129It Rocked
compared to everything else out there it was original from the get go
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hushpuppy and her dear ole dad pushed it to a 9
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Jan 5, 20139A beautiful movie full of poetry and (somehow) optimism. Quvenzhane Wallis and Dwight Henry are superb and very moving. What could have been a boring documentary-like film turns out to be a real moment of elegance.
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Jan 18, 20132Another well made movie directed at critics that ends up being boring as hell. 2.5 hrs of showing how people that enjoy squalor exist in squalor. Want that time back.
Nov 19, 201210I can't say enough good about this film: Visually brilliant, I love the metaphors, Great acting by Dwight Henry, Never seeks drama from the obvious places. It deals with real issues without getting too dark or heavy and ultimately has an optimistic message. The style might be compared to Terrence Malick's 'Tree of Life', but i'd say its a more accessible film.
Aug 4, 20121The reviewers who characterized this movie as glorifying dunks, squalor, and the like is correct. It's quite depressing with a minimal story line. The acting is minimal as well. You;ll find yourself squirming in your seat as I did. I forced myself to stay for 90 min, then walked out. totally unsatisfied with the intelligence of this movie.
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Feb 1, 20135Reminded me of Léolo but not nearly as good. And unlike Léolo, I am not really sure what the point is. That being said, the actors really perform well.
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80Beasts of the Southern Wild is a vividly poetic and maybe even therapeutic response to one of the most painful and mortifying episodes in modern American history, second only to 9/11.
100Beautiful, funny, timely and tender, this is the American arthouse movie of the year.
Oct 1, 201280Despite its hard-scrabble setting, eco-gloominess and dystopian story, this dark fairytale is engagingly vivid and life-affirming. An ambitious love letter to a Louisiana way of life that's being literally washed away.


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I was wondering what Spyderco has lined up for release in the next six months. I know nothing is carved in stone and delays happen.
Anxiously waiting for a Military Jr.
I was wondering what Spyderco has lined up for release in the next six months. I know nothing is carved in stone and delays happen.
Anxiously waiting for a Military Jr.
Yeah, I could go for a Military Jr. also
Count me in. Plain edge plz.
Greetings All,
This is a list of what is scheduled for the coming months. Sal can add more I'm sure when he returns (outta the office for a couple of weeks).
C63 James Keating Chinook~ this fall
C10TR Endura Trainer Model~ this fall
C11TR Delica Trainer Model~ this fall
C53 Peter Herbst~ late this year, early next
C60 Massad Ayoob~ late this year, early next
C65 Bob Lum Chinese Folder~ this fall
C68 Bram Frank Gunting~ this fall
C68 Bram Frank Gunting Trainer~ this fall
FB02 Bill Moran Drop Point~ this fall
TC07S Police Model Tie CLIPIT~ in, avail.
Can't offer an EXACT date as all new models go through QC first, some are numbered and then have to ship. I'll post a more detailed time line when I get it.
Joyce thanks for that info! I'm saving my pennies in anticipation....
Vesuvius, Temperence, Meerkat?
The Herbst, by the way, will be a re-introduction. It's the Spyderco that The Wife picked out when she finally, after 30 years as a "mixed marriage," (knife-person, non-knife person) admitted that it just wouldn't do for the wife of a knife dealer to open a box with her car keys!
Good tools to sustain life, or at least make life more convenient
Thanks for the reply. Always nice to know what is planned for release in the next few months.
I'm going to hold my breath until a Temperence release date is announced.
Starting ... now
Okay okay. I mean, starting ... now.
I think Joe passed out...
Thanks for the info.
Please please please Sal, Joyce and the rest of the Spyderfolk, include the Meerkat in the fall-lineup (I love them little knives)
Thanx joyce.
Meerkat, Vesuvius & both Lil' Temperance pcs schedule for early 2001.
*droool!*  Can't wait to get my paws on the FB02!
have spydies
will travel...
"Both" temperences? What'd I miss? Just different handle materials, or something more substantive like blade grinds or shapes?
Blade shapes Joe. There is the drop point similar to the Calypso Jr, which has caught your fancy, and also a clip point a bit like the Chinook. Both flat grind. I think James has pictures of both of them, if not on his Spyderco page then on his page of pics from Blade.
Don't worry that the world might end tomorrow, in Australia it's tomorrow already.
I think there are three Temperances:
1. Temperance Jr. Folder (swept point)
2. Temperance Jr. Fixed Blade
3. Temperance Folder (drop point)
Oh yah! It's on James' site, I remember that clip point version now. The one that looks like a rhino. Thanks Clay
Nice to see the release dates. I am anxiously awaiting the droppoint Moran!
Me too!
I'll be waiting for the Meerkat. I saw it on Jim's site, gotta have one!


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Released: | June 22, 2012 |
Director: | Brenda Chapman, Mark Andrews |
Producer: | Katherine Sarafian |
Studio: | Disney/Pixar |
Cast: | Kelly Macdonald, Emma Thompson, Billy Connolly, Julie Walters, Kevin McKidd, Craig Ferguson, Robbie Coltrane |
Genre: | Action |
Length: | 100 minutes |
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Date: February 8, 2013
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Jamie Krider and his wife, Cindy, are new homeowners in Sarasota. The couple, along with Cindy's 13-year-old diabetes service dog, Euker, recently relocated from Osprey. Always fans of Sarasota's downtown and nearby attractions, the couple wanted to be closer to places like Selby Gardens.
Cindy's service dog, Euker, was originally a pet, but after she discovered he could detect blood-sugar levels, she took him to a trainer to become a certified service dog. With Euker aging, the Kriders would also like to be able to stay close to the dog and enjoy their backyard.
"We read about the contest and said, 'Wow, it's like this was created for us,'" said Jamie Krider. "We've owned this house for three days, and there's a lot to be done. Euker has never been without Cindy, and it'd be nice to have a new backyard, where we can all relax."
Other than a pool, the couple's new yard is mostly empty, and the Kriders see it as a blank canvas. If they were to win the contest, the couple has a vision for the work they'd like to have done.
"We'd like to have some grass put in, a water feature and add some color," said Cindy Krider. "The house has so many windows, and the outside really comes in. We could enjoy our backyard inside or outside. It'd be like our own mini Selby Gardens."
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Well this is fairly simple so I guess there's a flaw in my 'plan' somewhere , but hey here goes. I'm putting this in babbling and not general science because it's just a bit of banter; if this is a credible method of generating power I'll eat my hat!
Ok, current solar cells are only about 25% efficient, however instead of using sunlight to directly generate electrical current why not use it as a heat source?
Of course sunlight is normally low grade heat, but why can't giant lens systems be used to focus the sunlight on a smaller area? Lenses are just ground class and they could be pretty crude, and the only energy losses would be from sunlight reflecting off the surface of whatever they're heating. If you heated a fairly volatile liquid with a low reflectivity (um...water with black dye? ok maybe something more refined than that) then you would only need to heat up the water to just a bit over boiling point to have a theoretical maximum efficiency of >25% (if your cold reservoir was the sea or something cold like that), and considering how tightly you could focus the sunlight the efficiency could be bumped to well over that of a conventional solar cell, and all that using ground glass and a simple heat engine.
So where's the flaw? why hasn't it been done? would the yeilds be too low to bother with the whole thing? Is making giant lenses harder than I think?


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Top 21 Holiday Kid Friendly Events
Here's whats happening for the kids this holiday season close to home in the greater Philadelphia Patch region.
December is filled with locally hosted celebrations of the season. Here is a list of top events and we can almost guarantee your kids will have a wonderful time.
- When: December 1 - December 24
- Where: Linvilla Orchards, 137 W Knowlton Road, Media
- Why Go: Come see the farm decorated for Christmas. See the Christmasland display and visit with the animals. The Christmas Shop & Garden Center features wreaths, freshly cut trees, greens & holly, decorations, fruit and gift baskets, Christmas gifts, hot mulled cider & children's crafts. On Saturdays and Sundays, visit with Santa Clause between 1 - 3 p.m. Take a hayride to the field and cut down your own Christmas tree.
- Cost: Free, Tree cutting costs $59.99
- When: Nightly from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
- Where: Rose Tree Park, 1671 N Providence Rd, Media
- Why Go: Enjoy dozens of decorated lit trees and festive displays. Bring the kids to see displays of everyone's favorite characters, Charlie Brown & the Peanuts Gang and Santa & his Reindeer. The trees are lit nightly from 5:30 - 9:30 for public enjoyment.
- Cost: Free
Holiday Garden Railway Grand Opening
- When: Now through December 31, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
- Where: Morris Arboretum, 100 W Northwestern Ave, Chestnut Hill
- Why Go: Come see the magical miniature world of the garden railway display, lit up and decorated for the holidays. Model trains zip in and out of tunnels and over bridges along the outdoor quarter mile track that runs through the village of historic Philadelphia landmarks.
- Cost: Free with admission
- When: Saturday and Sundays until December 16
- Where: West Chester Railroad, 230 East Market Street, West Chester
- Why Go: Join Santa for a 90 minute journey on a heated decorated train through the Chester Creek Valley. Santa will be greeting everyone at Market Street Station and then going along for the ride to Glen Mills. Once at Glen Mills passengers can disembark and explore the historic station. There are plenty of photo opportunities on Santa's lap inside the station. Upon return to West Chester, all passengers receive treats from Santa!
- Cost: Adults - $20; Ages 2-12: $13; Toddlers 9 months – 23 months - $6.00
- When: Wednesdays, Dec. 5, 12 and 19 from 6 - 9 p.m.
- Where: Downtown Chestnut Hill, 8500 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia
- Why Go: This is one of Chestnut Hill's most cherished holiday traditions. Bring the kids out on a Wednesday night to enjoy music, carolers, refreshments, Santa and more along the streets of Chestnut Hill.
- Cost: Free
- When: December 8, 15, and 22 at 5 and 6:30 p.m.
- Where: Linvilla Orchards, 137 N Knowlton Rd, Media
- Why Go: Celebrate the ancient tradition of Wassailing and sing Christmas Carols around a campfire. Roast marshmallows and enjoy delicious apple cider.
- Cost: $5 per person
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
- Where: Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation, Ridley Creek State Park, Media
- Why Go: This is the last chance to visit with the Plantation in 2012. Come see the farmhouse decorated for the holidays, enjoy free tea tasting, and have the children make a cloth doll tree ornament and a pine cone bird seed ornament for the yard before visiting with Father Christmas. Then take part in a tradition by wassailing the orchard at 1 and 3 p.m. Other activities include textile, candlemaking, woodworking and long rifle demos. The Plantation store will be having a sale.
- Cost: $10 adult admission, $8 child admission (age 4 to 12).
- When: Friday, December 7 and Saturday, December 8
- Where: Downtown Malvern, W King St & N Warren Ave, Malvern
- Why Go: The weekend kicks off with the lighting of the town tree. Santa will be visiting at the pavillion on Friday night from 5:45 – 8 p.m., to hear what is on your Christmas lists. Enjoy hayrides, live music, carolers and more. Throughout Malvern there will be special events and activities for children and families, such as puppet shows, pony rides, craft and ornament making, face painting, and more.
- Cost: Free
- When: Sunday, December 9 from 2 – 5 p.m.
- Where: Willows Mansion, 490 Darby-Paoli Road, Villanova
- Why Go: Join Radnor Township to celebrate the holiday season at this wonderful, free, family event! The celebration will feature live entertainment, music, refreshments, and even a visit from Santa himself. The Radnor Girl Scouts will be on hand offering arts and crafts projects for participants to enjoy. To cap it all off, the night will conclude at 5 p.m., with an exciting fireworks display.
- Cost: Free
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 from Noon - 4 p.m.
- Where: Downtown Narberth, Corner of Forrest and Haverford Avenues
- Why Go: Come out for this unique and free family event held each December on the streets of downtown Narberth. In this Dickens-themed event, the town of Narberth is transformed into 1840's London, as Ebeneezer Scrooge and all the characters from A Christmas Carol roam the streets. Enjoy professional musicians, costumed performers, and victorian carolers as well as several activities including, a scavenger hunt, horse and carriage rides, crafts, professional ice sculpting display, free showings of A Muppet Christmas Carol, free Nutcracker dance performances from the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet, tatoos and face paintings, and period-authentic vendors and street food. This event grows larger every year drawing in thousands who want to go back in time.
- Cost: Free
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 from 2 - 8 p.m.
- Where: The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, 8480 Hagy's Mill Road, Philadelphia
- Why Go: Bring the kids and celebrate the season at this fun family festival. Enjoy shopping from eco-artist vendors and crafters, DIY craft workshops - including wreath making, nature walks, storytime and more. The kids will love it when WXPN's Kids Corner joins in on the fun from 2 - 6 p.m. with host Kathy O'Connell bringing the entire Science Thursday line-up including chemist Lisa Chirlian, naturalist Jane Kirkland and SCEE's own Mike Weilbacher. Stick around for a stargazing workshop from 6 - 8 p.m. in the meadow and visit the campfire to make s'mores!
- Cost: Suggested Donation $5
Brandywine Ballet The Nutcracker and Tea
- When: December 8, 9 and 15
- Where: West Chester University, Library of Philips Memorial Hall
- Why Go: Join Clara, The Sugar Plum Fairy and other characters of The Nutcracker for a special brunch full of party delights, including tea sandwiches, fruit tray, cookies and favors! Tickets sold separately for The Nutcracker performances. If you can't make the tea, The Brandywine Ballet will be presenting The Nutcracker on stage from Dec. 7 - 16.
- Cost: $25
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 from 1 - 4 p.m.
- Where: Elmwood Park Zoo, 1661 Harding Blvd., Norristown
- Why Go: Elmwood Park Zoo would like to invite the community to our first annual Hanukkah Celebration. The celebration will begin with Hanukkah games, delicious food samples from a local Jewish bakery and the lighting of the first candle on our 6-foot tall menorah.
- Cost: Free with Zoo admission
- When: Sunday, December 9 from 12:30- 2:30 p.m.
- Where: Kaiserman JCC, 45 Haverford Rd, Wynnewood
- Why Go: A Hanukkah Extravaganza at the Kaiserman JCC features a Clothesline Art Exhibit by the Wilf Pre-school students, free latkes, jelly donuts, gelt, Chanukah games and Kindergym, Kosher dairy lunch provided by Shalom Pizza, a Chanukah art project, face painting, inflatables, dreidel game, olive press, and a multi media Chanukah presentation.
- Cost: $5 per person (ages 3 and up)
- When: Sunday, December 9 from 4 - 6 p.m.
- Where: Suburban Square, next to Starbucks, Ardmore
- Why Go: Featuring a giant chocolate Menorah, a Jewish Dance Revolution, Latkes, Chocolate Fondue, Decorating Donuts, Guess the Dreidel and more! There will be an outdoor Menorah lighting at 5 p.m. Sponsored by Chabad Main Line
- Cost:
Pajama Party & Ventriloquist Show
- When: Monday, Dec. 10 from 5:30 - 7 p.m.
- Where: Chabad Main Line to Suburban Square, next to Starbucks in Ardmore
- Why Go: At 5 p.m, join in the parade from Chabad Main Line to to Suburban Square. At 5:30 p.m., the menorah will be lit and at 6 p.m. enjoy a ventriloquist show, milkshakes, donuts, and a dreidel game.
- Cost: Free
Germantown Jewish Center Celebrates Hanukkah
- When: Wednesday, December 12 at 6 p.m.
- Where: Germantown Jewish Center, 400 West Ellet St., Mt. Airy
- Why Go: Enjoy a latke dinner, dreidel-off, games, candle lighting, singing, hot cocoa, jelly donuts and free classes for adults in yoga, Israeli dancing, and The Jewish Warrior Queen with author Judy Petsonk. RSVP by December 7 to email@example.com.
- Cost: $5 per person, $25 family maximum
- When: Saturday, December 8 and Sunday, December 9
- Where: Downtown Chestnut Hill
- Why Go: Enjoy a Victorian Christmas celebration with victorian carolers, storytelling and characters from right off the pages of A Christmas Carol. Enjoy holiday shopping, visiting with Santa, dining and drinks, and merriment along Germantown Ave.
- Cost: Free
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 from 10 a.m. - Noon
- Where: Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse, East Fairmount Park, Philadelphia
- Why Go: Kids 10 and younger and their caregivers are invited to celebrate the holiday season both indoors and out, with a hot chocolate and cookie bar, multicultural crafts and activities perfect for holiday gift-giving, special storytimes, and warming up by getting active with PLAY!
- Cost: $10 non-members
Firebird Children's Theater: Winter Holiday Revue
- When: Saturday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m.
- Where: Colonial Theater, 227 Bridge Street, Phoenixville
- Why Go: Firebird Children's Theatre proudly presents their first annual Winter Holiday Revue. Kids of all ages will enjoy a fun filled afternoon celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, while singing along to toe tapping holiday music and a live musical comedy play suitable for young audiences.
- Cost: $10
- When: Saturday, December 15 at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
- Where: American Helicopter Museum, 1220 American Blvd, West Chester
- Why Go: Santa trades in his sleigh for a helicopter and lands at the American Helicopter Museum for photos, treats and fun. Helicopter rides are also offered from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Cost: $10
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And don't forget about Children's Saturday Afternoon Holiday Tea at The Radnor on 12/08 and 12/15! All information can be found here: http://radnorhotel.com/events_children.htm
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And Braxton's for Santa pictures with your Pet on Saturday, December 8th!
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Also add to this list, Marple Newtown High School's fall play, Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol", December 13-15 at the new Marple Newtown Performing Arts Center! Go to www.mnpac.net for ticket information.


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The 14-year-old sister of Coleen Rooney has died after a lifelong battle with a rare genetic disorder.
Rosie McLoughlin, who had Rett syndrome, died at her home in Liverpool in the early hours of Saturday surrounded by her family, a spokesman said.
A statement issued on behalf of Coleen, her husband, Manchester United star Wayne, and the rest of Rosie's family said they had been left "heartbroken" by the teenager's death.
"She was such a strong little girl and an inspiration to us all," the statement said. "We shall cherish forever the memories we have shared and the love she showed us each and every day of her life."
The family thanked staff at Liverpool's Alder Hey Hospital and Claire House Children's Hospice in Wirral, Merseyside, where Rosie was treated and asked for privacy at this "sad and difficult time".
Rosie's illness inspired adopted sister Coleen and husband Wayne to help raise funds for sick, disadvantaged and disabled children.
The couple reportedly told guests at their wedding that instead of gifts they wanted donations to Claire House Children's Hospice and Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
Rett syndrome is a neurological disorder that affects just one in 12,000 females, according to the NHS. It causes severe physical and mental disability that begins in early childhood.


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The central mystery of human existence is the mystery of being. Most of us live in a state where our being has long ago been exiled to the shadow realm of our silent anguish. Being is the light and life within us, and yet is shrouded by our denial and confusion. Being is that which disturbs our insistence on remaining in the life-numbing realm of our secret desperation.
At times, being breaks through the fabric of our unconsciousness to remind us that we are not living the life we could be living, the life that truly matters. At other times, being recedes into the background, silently waiting for our devoted attention.
To awaken to being is to awaken to the truth of our existence. Such awakening opens up the possibility of discovering the undivided expression and activity of enlightened being in our daily lives. To awaken and express enlightened being is essential if we are to fulfill the potential of our lives. As the most powerful form of Adyashanti's teaching, silent retreat offers time to step back from the course of daily life and enter the Unknown in an environment that provides structure and support.
The weeklong retreat will include talks by Adyashanti, an opportunity to ask questions, and periods of silent meditation.
This course is being held in silence, including meals. All participants must reside on the Omega campus during the retreat, must arrive on time, and must stay through the end of retreat (except for emergencies). The retreat requires parents to come without their children. The retreat begins Friday at 7:00 p.m. and ends Friday at noon. There are no refunds once the retreat has started.
This course is being held in silence, including meals.
All participants must reside on the Omega campus during the retreat, must arrive on time, and must stay through the end of retreat (except for emergencies).
This retreat requires parents to come without their children. The retreat begins Friday at 7:00 p.m. and ends Friday at noon. There are no refunds once the retreat has started.
The Retreat Container
A powerful retreat container supports a deep and transformational unfolding into truth. Participants work together to create and nurture this container by maintaining silence and giving themselves to the schedule and structure of the retreat.
Retreat participants are asked to come to the retreat prepared to be fully present, with loose ends tied up at work and at home, completing all business before retreat and making arrangements with loved ones to help maintain the silence. This depth of intention allows an undistracted experience of surrender that is not often possible in daily life.
We also encourage participants to focus on this retreat program only. By not engaging in other classes and activities that Omega offers during this retreat, you will be supporting the depth of silence for each individual and the group as a whole.
The Importance of Silence
This retreat will be held in silence, except during satsangs. The outward presence of silence draws attention to inner silence, and beyond—to its Source.
Immersing yourself in silence can bring up issues such as conflicted feelings or perceived needs. When such issues arise, it is especially important to maintain the silence so that these issues can be seen and resolved inwardly in the light of truth. To help keep the spirit of this silence, we ask that no notes be written to the Retreat Manager or passed to other people during the retreat except for emergencies only. Please do not talk with the staff at the retreat site except in emergencies. The Retreat Manager will be available during the announcement periods to address urgent practical matters.
This retreat is your opportunity to dive deeply into the silence and discover the truth of your being, while supporting others to do the same.
What to Bring
What to Leave at Home
Alarm clock (required)
Food (no storage)
Ear plugs (if needed)
Extra towels
Scented deodorants
Shawl or light blanket
and lotions
Small fan (optional)
Cell phones
Journal (optional)
Flashlight and batteries
Insect repellant
Layered, loose-fitting clothes
that are not distracting **
Essential oils
Slip-on shoes
Rain gear
Backjacks or chairs*
Extra back supports or cushions*
Please Note:
*Omega will provide prearranged backjacks, chairs, and cushions for meditation and satsang. **Shorts are not allowed in the meditation/satsang hall.
Schedule is subject to change. There are two satsangs each day, three meal breaks, and several meditation periods. Lights out at 10:30 p.m. The Children's Program is not offered during this retreat. Participants are asked not to bring their children to Omega during the retreat. *This retreat will be held in silence, including breaks and meals.
Adyashanti, author of The Way of Liberation, Falling into Grace, True Meditation, and The End of Your World, is an American-born spiritual teacher devoted to serving the awakening of all beings. His teachings are an open invitation to stop, inquire, and recognize what is true and liberating at the core of existence. Based in California, Adyashanti teaches throughout North America and internationally. adyashanti.org


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ASHBURN, Va., March 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Brambleton, an award-winning master-planned community located in Loudoun County, Virginia, is pleased to announce today Bicycle Outfitters will hold their Grand Opening Event on Saturday, April 6 from noon to 4 pm at their store located at 22895 Brambleton Plaza.
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During the Grand Opening event there will be discounts on select in-stock store merchandise, food, giveaways every hour, a bike giveaway, kids' bike races, a bike decoration contest, bike safety information, and entertainment by a DJ, stilt walker and unicyclist.
The Kids' Bike Races begin at 2 pm at Brambleton Plaza and Willow Creek Way (across from FOX Cinemas in the Town Center), and are open to Pre-K and elementary school-aged children. Participants will be separated by grade level and must wear a helmet. To participate, visit www.kidsbikerace.eventbrite.com. The first 50 children to register will receive a gift card to either SweetFrog or Froots. At 3:30 pm there will be a Bike Decoration Contest outside of the store.
The Brambleton store opened in October 2012 and is Bicycle Outfitters' second retail location.
Bicycle Outfitters' Grand Opening
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It wasn't until I nearly reached the office this afternoon that I learned about my new co-worker* here at Interstate General Media, the newest "voice" of Philly.com, Gov. Tom Corbett.
My smartphone service mysteriously died for about 20 minutes (maybe Sharyl Attkisson could look into this) and when it popped back on -- underneath the Schuylkill River, I think -- it was filled with messages from friends and colleagues, some who approached me before I even got off the elevator. Wasn't I the guy who -- taking note of Corbett's outlandish violations of the Pennsylvania Constitution on issues such as voting rights, funding non-public schools and despoiling the environment -- said it would be entirely appropriate (if unlikely) to impeach the first- and possibly last-term Republican?
There's only one thing I can think of that President Obama has not been accused of: Not giving great speeches. In speaking out this afternoon on issues of vital national importance -- the future of drone warfare, Guantanamo Bay, and the overall "forever war." In doing so, he said about a half-dozen things with which I so wholeheartedly agree that that sounded like they came straight from this crazy radical blog, except without all the typos. I could quote some of them for you, but won't. Because something else we can all agree on after 52 months of Obama's presidency. Watch what he does. Not what he says.
If you like President Obama, the glass is half-full after today's speech. If you don't like him, the glass is half-empty. For me...well, it's 50 percent water, 50 percent air. It's great that he thinks "the war" can't go on forever, so why not take more aggressive steps to end it, right now. If you're powerful enough to kill people by pushing a (metaphorical, I hope) button, you're powerful enough to end the war, right?.
The Obama administration came out with some major news tonight about its drone strikes aimed at killing terrorists abroad. Some good news: He's finally coming clean about how many American citizens have been killed by flying death robots since Obama became president in 2009:Four. Some bad news: He's just telling us the truth now? And here's something else to ponder: The statement from Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder said that only one of the four U.S. citizens who were killed was specifically targeted; put another way, the error rate on assassinations seems to be 75 percent:
First, the news, as "leaked" (heh) to the New York Times:
It's getting to the point where it's actually dull -- and not a good use of time -- to chronicle every dumb thing that Gov. Corbett says.
This is pretty funny, though.
There's a Philadelphia mayor that I like less than Mayor Nutter. Come back tonight and I'll tell you who it is.
UPDATE: Well, those bad chief executives of yesteryear can't hurt us now (I don't think) but the mayor who scares me the most right now is the NEXT one who will be elected in 2015. I'd been thinking about this even before Philadelphia magazine came up with this cute ploy for bloggers like me to write about them (hey, it worked).
This just in -- blogging and actual newspaper reporting don't mix. So I'm outsourcing commentary to this mystery pundit -- can you name him?
Prosecutors examined Rosen's phone records, read his e-mails and, using the electronic record left by his security badge, even tracked when he entered and left the State Department building. How did officials justify such snooping? By asserting in an FBI affidavit, according to The Post, that Rosen broke the law "at the very least, either as an aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator."
A persistent theme here these last four years has been that the right-wing media machine would rather go to crazy places like President Obama's birth certificate than report on the real, honest-to-goodness scandal of his administration -- his sweeping overreach on matters he classifies as national security, whether it's targeted drone assassinations, even of U.S. citizens, or trying to throw an unprecedented number of whistleblowers into prison.
The problem is that as long as you invoke the "forever war" that was formerly known as "the global war on terror," there is no measure that is too authoritarian for Republicans' liking. Hence, we saw the bizarre scenario of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell -- who's been very open that his mission in life is to take down Barack Obama -- refusing to criticize his Justice Department's sweeping, unprecedented and overbroad investigation of the Associated Press. Hard as it is believe, right wingers actually hate the AP and its Pulitzer-winning watchdog journalism more than they hate Obama.
This is the greatest picture in Philadelphia Daily News history -- although I can't decide if it's because of the woman flipping the bird at front and center or the "Federal Illuminati Detention Center" graffiti in the background.
By the way, free the Philadelphia 5 -- this is your overreaching federal government in its pointless war on drugs, which is what it does when it's not locking away 82-year-old nuns or going after Fox News reporters (more on this last one in a minute).
Imagine this -- it is forty years ago (that would be 1973, if you're not good at math) and you are sitting down at your Smith-Corona manual typewriter to try your hand at writing science fiction. Your idea: a "Mad Max"-style dystopian vision of America in the near future. You pick the year 2013, and your write up a plot summary, starting out something like this:
In the year 2013, America has lost its dominance as the world's great manufacturing power. And so the great cities of the Heartland have gone to seed -- entire blocks are re-taken by prairie grass, weeds growing where once vibrant factories is stood. The epicenter of rot and decay is Detroit, once the auto capital of the world, now de-industrialized and overrun by murder and political corruption.


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EddySquiggle wrote:I love everyone's colour choices.
When my yarn got here I decided that the teal (main colour in the inspiration photo) was just too much to be a main colour - so that will be colour D and is not shown here.
This is my photo of clue 1
Just one more to go
The size is pretty good
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Broadway pleaded guilty. She will be sentenced next month.
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God I love this guy. Says if they cut him, he'll retire. Baltimore is the last place he'll play, and he considers himself a Raven for life. The feeling, at least for me, is mutual.
I really hope they find a way to retain him. He's one of the toughest WRs I've ever seen.


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Winnsboro Town Council member Bill Haslett wants a new direction for Winnsboro. Fed up with the run-down appearance of many buildings and resident apathy, the Winnsboro native has taken it upon himself to get together what he calls a "Visionary Committee" of concerned businesses, property owners and residents to help restore the downtown corridor.
"I have been approached by some interested visionaries in the community who are interested in moving Winnsboro forward," Haslett told a group of 12 people last Tuesday at a meeting he called at the Town Clock. "I grew up here. I want this to be a town we can be proud of. One person may not have all the answers, but everyone together can make change."
Haslett, who recently attended the yearly National Main Street Conference held in Baltimore, spoke about the tentative plans for renowned local artist Dru Blair, who has expressed an interest in starting an arts and culinary college in Winnsboro.
"I see the Dru Blair School of Art. He is looking at coming into the Fairfield Country Club, then expanding to Mt. Zion Institute," said Haslett. "He expects to have 100 students in his first year here and 300 by year three, paying $25,000 yearly in tuition. His classrooms could be in vacant buildings on Main Street. The Savannah College of Art and Design has done it. We can do it here. I see this area as the art capital of South Carolina. Folks, you're not going to know this town in three years from now."
The cost of restoring the Mt. Zion Institute, vacant for more than 20 years, has been estimated by different accounts to be between $3 million and $6 million.
"Even if the art school can't start out at Mt. Zion, there is a potential for it to be a huge draw for students and families," said Cris Blair, Dru's wife.
"Many people in the community are disengaged," said downtown business owner Elfi Hacker. "We need to find a way to interact with each other. Our municipal government isn't responsive. If you don't have a town that is run on a basic level, it's hard to get things going."
"The Town is getting ready to adopt the International Property Maintenance Code, which requires building upkeep," Haslett said. "We are going to put some teeth in this. We are going to hire somebody whose sole job is going to be to enforce the code."
"This town has the 'good ol' boy' system of 'I won't come down on you'," Haslett continued. "Look at Ridgeway. The enthusiasm is catching. Towns are changed by citizens."
"The arts can be the glue," Hacker said. "Cooking, music, art, dance — it transcends politics, gender and race."
"Downtown Winnsboro speaks of a blank canvas," said Elizabeth Shults. "Different colleges could come together and form a university for art, sciences, a nursing program. Students can grow the food for a culinary arts program. The momentum is just starting, and it's going to happen."
"Jimmy Jones (CEO of Christ Central Ministries) is planning a master plan for downtown," said Haslett. "He's not in it for a profit, but to teach people a trade and move them along."
According to their website, www.ccins.org, Christ Central is a Missions College that seeks to provide formal higher education leading to well-rounded discipleship. They currently offer a one-year certificate in Biblical studies, a one-year certificate in Missions Ministry, and a two-year Associate's Degree in Missions Ministry.
The group will have a second meeting at the Town Clock today at 11 a.m. All are invited to attend and share their ideas.