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The view from where I'm standing {guest post}
I've been wondering ever since I committed to The Sparrow Fund's team why I've been called to go to China on this trip and serve at this orphanage halfway around the world. The call, the timing were clearly orchestrated by God in the craziness that only His hands can perform. Yet, my role on this trip has been foggy. I feel like I am in a waiting period. Like dusk, that time right before the sun is about to rise. It is still nighttime, the stars are slightly visible and most of nature and people are still asleep, but the moon is beginning to set and shades of purple fill the sky. Birds are starting to sing and slowly you can make out the shape of the landscape surrounding-all indicators of change happening. That is where I feel like I am. Dawn is on the rise and I will soon be able to see what God is doing in my life, but for now I am still waiting on Him, listening to the birds and seeing the beauty of dusk.
So what am I hearing, what am I seeing in China?
The beauty in holding a little boy, 13 months old, who is not yet walking nor crawling nor even standing up as he should be doing and, therefore, often sits all day, watching a DVD on loop play, playing with a handful of the same toys on a mat only 12×15 feet in size, rarely leaving that space. And, yet, he laughs. He smiles big melt-your-heart smiles. He has dimples and only two little bottom teeth. He loves to be tickled. He has a silent chuckle of pure joy. He loves to be held. He baby talks. I find myself holding him many of the days and I consider where would he be if he was in a normal home setting with furniture to pull up on, space to be mobile, family to play with? Would he be walking? Eating cheerios out of snack cups and playing with matchbox cars? I find myself whispering to him to fight. To grow strong, to work hard and crawl. I want his chances for adoption to be better. I want him to know what it is like to have a Dad and Mom, siblings, pets. But I know that is not fair to ask him that, and he can't really understand me and what an expectation to ask of a child? And then I realize in the unfairness of it all, I'd take him as he is. Isn't that what God does for us? He takes us in our weakness because He sees our inner beauty. He fights for us to be in His family.
That little boy is just one song. One shade in this dusk sky that surrounds me.
There are many more. I had 19 kids in my room at the orphanage alone and each is another story—a different shade, a beautiful shade in the sky.
It is my prayer that as the sun begins to rise in my life, it would on many other lives as well, and they would be moved by the Spirit to search for their role in this story and take steps in faith to mesh their story with the stories of these children.
Kelly has been married 13 years and has two children, Charlotte age 7 and Jasper who just turned 2. Passionate about serving and discipling teenage youth, she works part time as a middle and high school science teacher to home-schooled students in the greater Philadelphia region. In addition, she is involved in mentoring youth at her church as a youth group leader. Through a close friend, God brought her to join The Sparrow Fund team to Shaanxi, China where the world of serving and caring for the orphan became part of hers.
Our perfect travel agent proved Himself
It was our last day on the other side of the world. When we were told that there were no flights out of Beijing that day and that we'd have to fly to Shanghai for a 9-hour layover and then fly home, we thought we had the worst travel agent ever. But, then we remembered who lived in Shanghai.
I had advocated for him once, having been drawn in by his sweet smile in a photo I happened to see on a waiting child list online. I was thrilled when a family said yes to him and started the process to bring him home. A year later, when that day came to meet him and make him theirs, it ended with broken hearts. They weren't prepared to parent him and they came home with empty arms and heavy spirits, and he went back to the place he thought he'd never see again with more brokenness than what was there before.
Rather then spend those 9 hours sipping hot milk teas in Shanghai, we grabbed our suitcases and found the guide whom I had hired ahead of time and drove wide eyed through the streets of Shanghai until we reached the gates of the orphanage where nearly 800 children call some semblance of home.
Within those gates, we met the boy whose smile had made me pause one night as I was surfing online. There we held his hand and asked him questions and took his picture and let him take ours. There we talked to his teacher and heard about how clever he is but how he doesn't like to study much. There we told him he was special, that he was loved. He told us he wanted another family; he wanted to try again. We told him we'd make sure we'd share about him with everyone we could until we knew he had a family.
It was only an hour later when we climbed back into that van and returned to the Shanghai airport to fly home. I confess that I wondered if it would happen for him, if a family would have the courage to adopt an older boy who not only had a special need but who had already been sent back by someone else. Even with the stories and images we could share, I wondered if he…if He…had a family for him.
My travel home from this trip to China is much different than my last trip. No glitches. No layovers. No delays. Just a taxi to the bus station, a bus to the airport, a nice visit to the United lounge courtesy of our bosses' wife, and a row entirely to myself on my direct flight home.
But, His timing is perfect, as it always is because instead of spending the last day of my trip visiting a boy who desperately needed a family, I got to see him receive one. This morning, as I was zipping up my suitcase and sipping my instant coffee, I received this.
Today, on my last day in China, the little boy I called Lee became Brody. Today, the child whose heart has been scarred got to hear the words "I love you" and "we're forever."
It didn't need to be today that I saw those pictures, but it was. They were a gift to me, a little pat on the shoulder just to remind me that He's going before me and that His plans for me are perfect and that all I've gotta do is follow Him, the "worst travel agent ever."
Come brokenhearted {guest post}
Lord I find You in the morning
Lord I seek You everyday
Let my life be for Your glory
Woven in Your threads of grace
Oh how I need You
I'm going to be honest. Meeting orphans, looking them in the eye, knowing the truth, is hard. But, nothing else brings me as much joy and happiness as being in China and holding these China babies in my arms. My heart has never been so full, and I have never loved as much as I have before coming to China. These China babies do more for me than I do for them. My life has been changed by meeting them. I'm ruined for anything else. This trip came after I had already lived in China for 2 years working with orphans with special needs. I didn't know why I was coming back at this time, except that I REALLY wanted to. Sometimes God calls us to things, or something happens in our lives, and we don't know why. Sometimes we will never know EXACTLY why we were called, or why it happened, but I know that God can and does make everything beautiful. If we step out and give our lives completely to God, He will show himself faithful and bless us beyond what we could ever ask or imagine. Sometimes it's hard, and we feel like we can't go on, but God doesn't ask us to do it on our own strength. When I feel like I'm done, like I can't do anymore… I can't fall in love with another kid, He gives me the grace, peace, and strength to keep going. All I do is cry out to him and He picks me back up.
This week I didn't want to fall in love with one of the kids but kind of knew it would happen anyway. So…
…Let my life be for your glory…
On the second day at the orphanage, I was sitting on the floor holding one of the kids, when a boy sitting in a bumbo chair reached around and grabbed my hand. I had just sat down and, since his back was facing me, hadn't made my way to him just yet. But, he noticed me sitting there and grabbed my hand. I moved a little closer so I could hold one boy and also hold H's hand. Well, that was it. When his little hand grabbed mine, I was done for. Over the next few days, I tried to hold all of the kids equally, but I couldn't help holding H the most. He gradually started making more eye contact with me and would lean his head against mine. Oh man…when that kid smiled or laughed or put his little hand in mind, my heart seriously melted.
I am still not sure why exactly God had me come here. But I came anyway and if only for those sweet moments with H, it was worth it. There were so many amazing moments this week, too many to write about here. I am so humbled that God let us be part of his work. I feel unworthy and ask, "who am I?" that for a week, God let me hold and love his children. If I can love one child this much after a week, how much more does God love them? How much more is He taking care of them and holding them in his arms? I might not be able to hold H again, but if I've learned anything from my time working in a foster home and visiting kids waiting for families, it's that God has a plan, and holds onto them when we can't. Our time there was temporary, but God never leaves them or forsakes them. My heart is breaking, but praise God that he heals the brokenhearted and puts the lonely in families.
As I end this post, and as we pack up and prepare to travel, I'm listening to Crowder's "Come as you are." One line in the song is a perfect way to end, and gives us hope in a broken and hurting world.
Come out of sadness
From wherever you've been
Come brokenhearted
Let rescue begin
Come find your mercy
Oh sinner come kneel
Earth has no sorrow
That heaven can't heal.
Earth has no sorrow that
Heaven can't heal.
In the past 7 years, Chrissy has traveled to Brazil, Australia, and Papua New Guinea, but no other place grabbed her heart like China. She spent 2 1/2 years working at Shepherd's Field Children's Village, a foster home for special needs orphans, located outside of Beijing. While on staff there, she homeschooled for a family from the US, helped with visitors, and worked with the chinese staff handling donations and supplies. She went to China with the plan of only staying for one year, but immediately fell in love with the children and knew that she would stay longer. With the desire to continue advocating for waiting children and serving as He calls, Chrissy joined the Sparrow Fund's team to serve at an orphanage in Shaanxi.
Piaoliang {guest post}
Mandarin for beautiful. It is the first word I learned and have actually remembered among all the others.
When I decided to come to China to serve in the orphanage, I expected darkness, fear, sadness, hurt…suffering. From the moment we arrived at the orphanage on that first day, these preconceived expectations were shattered. My very first thought as we pulled into the gate was, "how beautiful." Each hall so bright and cheerful, every detail and decoration exploding with color and life. Beauty. And, the children. Each one unique, sweet faced, deep and hopeful. Their smiles, full of promise and truth. They are beautiful. The nannies…their devotion, attention, and playful love for each child…again, beautiful.
The theme for the photo workshop on the first day was beauty. The children were instructed to take pictures of things that they found beautiful. Our little WY galloped around the front courtyard, taking pictures of everything from concrete to bricks, a shoe, and the side of a metal van. The whole time I followed her around and watched with the feeling a parent gets when they are watching their child do something that is too advanced or "out of their league." You know, that, "awww…that is so cute" feeling. The assumption that little WL could not understand Ben's directions because of her delayed cognitive development was there. She bent down to take a very VERY close shot of a 3-foot section of clover. I just thought to myself, "wow, that is going to be a pretty rough picture." Upon seeing the developed image, again my expectations were shattered. The ever-changing hues of green, the veins winding through bringing life to the sturdy stem, the smallest drop of rain cradled on a single leaf.
Little WY taught me to ignore my schooled knowledge and years of wisdom, my everyday ho-hum look at life. She taught me to crouch down really low to the ground, to life, and capture what is there beneath the expectations and knowledge. We must look deeper than what is normal, what is comfortable, to see the beauty. We must let go of preconceived ideas so we can consider and see more closely the beauty in God's creation. He has made all things…all and everything beautiful. We just have to look more closely sometimes.
Ecclesiastes 3:11
Beth Curry is the mother to three young children and married to a middle school teacher. Her heart for ministry has always been with youth, particularly high school students. She taught high school social studies for 6 years before deciding to stay at home to raise their three kids. However, she continues to work with youth as a leader for her church's youth group, where she seeks to help teens embrace and know the grace of The Lord. More recently, she has become truly aware of the everyday blessings and love that the youth, as well as her own children receive and she was overcome with the desire to share the basic gift of love with the fatherless. This desire, and the will of God led her to join a Sparrow Fund/AWAA trip to an orphanage in China. Here, Beth hopes to share the basic love of a mother and the love of Christ with the nannies and children.


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Several challenges are in store for Floyd Mayweather on Saturday evening, not all of which exist in the ring. Conversely, the more difficult challenge for the sport's pound-for-pound king may not come from the fists of Robert Guerrero, but from his ability to carry an event on his own.
Tonight's pay-per-view event serves as Mayweather's debut with Showtime after having spent the majority of his career on longtime industry leader HBO. Showtime has dramatically closed the gap between the two, even winning in the ratings during dueling televised cards on April 27.
Still, this pay-per-view telecast comes without a marketable B-side - Guerrero's story is well-known in boxing circles, but hardly a mainstream attraction. The show also serves as the first time since 2009 in which Mayweather will not benefit from Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez serving as part of the supporting cast.
The show was originally designed for the two to appear in separate bouts. However, Alvarez opted out after unsuccessfuly securing a guarantee from Mayweather and the event's handlers that a head-on collision was in store for September.
That leaves Mayweather's name to carry the show.
Will it be enough to continue his current run of surpassing the one-million pay-per-view units sold plateau (which also happens to be the unofficial break-even point)?
Read on to see how the staff at Boxingscene.com believes tonight's major event will fare at the box office. [Click Here To Read More]
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1.4 million.... you kidding me?
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675k?? Come on now. May could get in there by himself and shadowbox and draw that.
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I'm gonna guess 900k. Really don't think it's gonna hit a mil, but Showtime will tell us it did lol.
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I'm thinking 900K-1.0M
I use to say 1.0-1.15M but I don't think so anymore. If Floyd does 1 million plus, it's a miracle, given Guerrero's name is not known whatsoever.
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'US, Singapore, UK strategically important for Indian corporates'
Indian corporates consider the United States, Singapore, and the United Kingdom as the top three most strategically important countries for new sources of investment over the next five years, according to a new survey.
Indian corporates ranked the US as the number one country (92 percent), closely followed by Singapore (89 percent) and the United Kingdom (79 percent), according to BNY Mellon's Global Trends in Investor Relations Survey with an India focus,
Hong Kong (76 percent) and India (72 percent) complete the top five. In 2012, India topped the table as the most strategically important source of new investment (72 percent) - a slide of five places to fifth in 2013.
"While Indian companies continue to raise money at home, there has been an acute shift in their geographical outlook towards international investment lately," observes Neil Atkinson, BNY Mellon's Asia-Pacific head of depositary receipts.
"Narendra Modi swept to power in India's general elections in May on the promise of reviving the country's economy. Accordingly, India could be poised for economic and financial reform which could make it easier for Indian corporates to access competitively priced international capital," Atkinson said.
Results from BNY Mellon's survey show that the number one investor relations goal for companies in India over the next five years is to increase international shareholder ownership (66 percent). This is significantly higher than respondents worldwide that reported the same goal (46 percent).
"OTC non-capital-raising DRs will soon be a new channel for Indian corporates following the Government's recent decision to accept the proposals made by the M.S. Sahoo Committee.
"This development is timely and could be significant to a large share of Indian companies seeking to increase their international ownership and with investor sentiment toward India buoyant. We may see more Indian companies using DRs to access global markets in 2015," forecasts Atkinson.
BNY Mellon's report is based on survey results from nearly 700 respondents across 63 countries that span the range of market cap and industry sectors, including financials, industrials, consumer, technology and healthcare, according to a media release.
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As Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos has tweeted, it appears that Dion Phaneuf might be on his way out of Toronto. The captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Phaneuf has been the target of Leafs Nation because of his perceived lack of defensive play. If Phaneuf is dealt, it will certainly make his detractors happy.
To recap what Kypreos said, here are the tweets he sent out.
Ontario captains on the way out soon? Independent sources say both #Sens and #Leafs shopping Spezza/ Phaneuf to west conf #NHL teams
— Nick Kypreos (@RealKyper) May 11, 2014
Hearing lots of interest in #Leafs Phaneuf @ right price. Some clubs tell me they value him btw 5m -6m, meaning Tor must cover remaining $.
— Nick Kypreos (@RealKyper) May 12, 2014
Now to the question in the headline. Where could Phaneuf end up? Well, according to Kypreos, we can narrow it down to the 14 Western Conference teams. Makes sense, as the Leafs would want Phaneuf coming back to bite them as few times as possible.
So which Western Conference teams would be interested in Phaneuf? Sportsnet's Mike Johnston lists six teams as possibilities. They are the Edmonton Oilers, Dallas Stars, Winnipeg Jets, San Jose Sharks, Colorado Avalanche and Calgary Flames. Kypreos also mentions the Florida Panthers and St. Louis Blues.
Kypreos "no doubt about that [Panthers being in on Phaneuf or Spezza]. There is always a team willing to make a bold move & that's Florida"
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Kypreos "you would think that Dion's list would only be contenders. Teams like SJ or Stl may be interested with $ coming back"
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As Kypreos mentions, the Blues and Sharks would need to send some money back to bring Phaneuf in. Johnston even mentions Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Brent Burns as possible targets. Kypreos also tweeted out a really intriguing option out of St. Louis.
Kypreos "For example Blues would need to move out $ like Shattenkirk who just signed a new deal & Leafs need someone to replace the minutes"
— Hope_Smoke (@Hope_Smoke) May 12, 2014
Everyone of the suggestions that Johnston and Kypreos mention look like potential blockbuster trades. With all this discussion, something has to happen, right?


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SEATTLE -- The feet of Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and running back Marshawn Lynch were enough to outcome those of Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson. Wilson's scrambling and Lynch's rumbling helped Seattle take a 30-20 win over the Vikings on a clear and unseasonably warm afternoon Sunday at CenturyLink Field. Wilson completed 16 of 24 passes for 173 yards and three touchdowns. Lynch topped 100 rushing yards for the fifth time this season, finishing with 124 yards on 26 carries. The Vikings' offense was stifled in the second half when it went away from Peterson and began throwing much more often. After Peterson gained 144 yards on 12 carries in the first half, he was given the ball just five more times in the second half for another 38 yards. Peterson finished with a season-high 182 yards on just 17 carries despite not practicing Friday because of an ankle injury. Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder had a woeful afternoon. He was 11...
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In 2013, PCA transitioned the Community Arts Education Handbook to an online directory of arts education resources. In 2014, PCA supplemented this directory with the online Community Arts Education resource, available below. This new format offers several advantages, including improved searchability, links to resource websites, and bi-monthly updates.
Email us if your organization offers community arts education resources.
BalletSchool of Charlottesville
Daily Ballet/dance classes from 12-8pm (Saturdays 9:15-12)
November 1-December 15
For more information and the full schedule, visit the website.
Beverley Street Studio School
Monday Mornings on Beverley Street
Instructor: Mary Echols
BSSS Members only
Location: BSSS Gallery (22 West Beverley Street)
13 Classes: September 15-December 8; Mondays 10:30am-12pm
TUITION: NO CHARGE FOR BSSS MEMBERS! Not a member? Call the office today at 540-886-8636 to learn about this and other membership benefits!
Join a great group of fellow BSSS members in looking at and discussing art and how it works. Enjoy sharing ideas and information, while learning about the many forms of art – both past and present. Participants will cultivate an enhanced appreciation for art and an improved ability to express artistic opinions. For all levels of education and experience. For more information visit the website.
Layers of Surprise: Multi-Color Linocut Printing
Instructor: Josef Beery
Location: Echols Studio
4 Classes: November 11-December 2; Tuesdays 10am-1pm
TUITION: Members: $164; Non-members: $194
Explore the process of making multi-color linoleum cut prints and basic linoleum block cutting techniques using new "Easy-to-cut Linoleum." Using transparent oil-based inks we will print with multiple blocks building up fascinating images from several colors. This process is delightful, because each new overlay of color adds additional surprise colors as it combines with the already printed layers of color.
Blue Ridge Irish Music School
Intermediate/Advanced Tin whistle/Irish flute
Instructor: Fiona Balestrieri
Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 p.m.
(Class runs Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, Dec. 2, 9)
$133 ($123 for BRIMS members)
All classes take place at the Charlottesville Waldorf School.
To register or for more information call 434-409-9631.
Irish Guitar in DADGAD Tuning
Instructor: John Blandin
Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 p.m.
(Class runs Nov. 4, 11, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16)
$133 ($123 for BRIMS members)
All classes take place at the Charlottesville Waldorf School.
To register or for more information call 434-409-9631.
Charlottesville Ballet
Class with Clara
December 13 at 1:30pm and December 14 at 2:30pm – Culpeper State Theatre
December 20 at 9:30am and December 21 at 12:30pm – Piedmont Virginia Community College
Description: Your child can experience the magic of The Nutcracker by taking a ballet class on stage with Clara and her friends! Perfect for ages 3-8, participants will learn introductory ballet steps and have photo opportunities with the Charlottesville Ballet dancers. "Class with Clara" is held 90 minutes before select performances of The Nutcracker Suite. Class size is limited, so reserve your tickets now!
Registration information: CulpeperTheatre.org/Nutcracker-Suite (December 13 & 14) or CharlottesvilleBallet.org/Nutcracker (December 20 & 21)
Charlottesville Swing Dance Society
Country 2 Step Dance Lesson
Instructors: Jeff Freeman and Mary Rose
Saturday, November 15th from 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Lesson followed by a dance from 8:00pm to 11:00pm.
Municipal Arts Center, 1119 5th Street SW
Beginner's Swing Dance Lesson
Instructor: Kristin Wenger
Saturday, December 13th from 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Lesson followed by a dance from 8:00pm to 11:00pm.
Unity Church, 2825 Hydraulic Road
Jefferson-Madison Regional Library
Recycled Book Crafts: Decorative Wreaths
Wednesday, November 12 at 6:30pm
Central Library
Learn how to make a decorative wreath from recycled books. All supplies provided.
Registration required. Call 434.979.7151×4 to sign up.
Cartooning in the Digital Age With "Unshelved" Cartoonist Bill Barnes
Thursday, November 13 at 6pm
Central Library
Making comic strips… thanks to the Internet, it's easier than ever to put your work in front of potential readers. Veteran cartoonist Bill Barnes ("Unshelved," "Not Invented Here") will show you how to make comic strips, publish them on the web, and maybe make some money too!
1st hour – The Basics of Cartooning: Covers the steps in creating a comic strip – creating memorable characters, writing dialog, lettering, penciling, inking, and coloring.
2nd hour – Technology and Business of Cartooning: Bill describes how he uses computers to create and publish comic strips to the Internet, and describes how he makes money doing it.
No registration required. You may show up for one or both hours.
Creative Writing
Wednesday, November 19 at 6pm
Central Library
Come explore a world of creative writing with activities and prompts to get your creative juices flowing.
Registration required. Please email email@example.com or call 434-979-7151 ×4.
Recycled Book Crafts: Card-Making
Wednesday, December 3 at 6:30pm
Central Library
Make a variety of easy holiday cards using recycled book pages.
Registration required. Call 434.979.7151×4 to sign up.
Holiday Craft Open House
Sunday, December 14 at 2pm
Central Library
Stop by anytime from 2-4 pm to make a variety of holiday crafts including ornaments, greeting cards, and more.
No registration required, and open to ages 14+.
If I Had a Hammer: Metal Stamping Craft Program
Wednesday, December 10 at 7pm
Crozet Library
Create personalized art with metal stamps. All supplies provided. Space is limited. Ages 17+.
Registration required. Call 434.823.4050 to register starting Monday, November 24.
Gifts From the Kitchen
Saturday, December 6 at 2pm
Gordon Avenue Library
Make a gift of soup, cookie, or tea mix in mason jars. All supplies provided. Space is limited.
Registration required. Call 434.296.5544 to register starting November 15.
Arm Knitting
Wednesday, November 5 at 6:30pm
Northside Library
Come try your hand …err, um… arm at arm knitting and create a beautiful scarf to take home! All supplies will be provided. No previous knowledge of knitting necessary.
Registration required and begins October 15. Class size is limited. Call 434.973.7893.
Make a Star
Monday, November 17 at 6:30pm
Northside Library
Local artist Virginia Thompson will teach you to weave the elegant Moravian-style star. These make beautiful tree ornaments, window hangings, and table decorations. Supplies provided to create stars in your choice of several sizes, colors, and finishes, as well as materials for hanging.
Registration required and begins October 27. This is a joint adult/teen program, and class size is limited. Call 434.973.7893.
Lee Alter
Watercolor Classes for Children with Lee Alter
McGuffey Art Center Studio 6
Ages 3-12
Thursdays 3:30-5:30pm
November 6-December 25 (week off for Thanksgiving)
Saturdays 2:00-4:00pm
November 8-December 27
An introduction class using watercolor, clay, sand tray work, graphite and mixed media. Focused on positive
reinforcement and self esteem issues in the creative process.
To register, call (434) 963-0540. For more information visit the website.
Live Arts
Writing Sketch Comedy Workshop
2 Sundays. Maximum 8 students.
Instructor: Joel Jones
Dates: 11/9 & 11/16, 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Location: Rehearsal B (123 East Water Street, 4th floor)
Tuition: $65, $58.50 for Friends of Live Arts
Whether you're a writer wanting to explore a new medium or a fan of comedy wanting to know how sketch shows operate, this two-session workshop uses guided examples from classic routines and quick-fire exercises to teach you to recognize the funny stuff, whether it's in the characters, relationships or entire worlds. You'll learn how to develop your peeves into characters, and how to turn characters into hilarious situations, plus you'll get a taste of a 'writer's room' atmosphere!
Register here or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
McGuffey Art Center
Mosaic Art
Instructor: Ninni Baeckstrom
Tuesdays 6:00-8:30, January 20 to February 23
Cost: $250 (plus $50 materials fee)
Studio 22 at the McGuffey Art Center
The goal of my classes is to share my love for mosaics and its infinite, creative possibilities. Students will develop their own artistic process and learn the appropriate tools, materials and techniques. They will design their own mosaic project and bring it to completion.
For more information, please contact: Ninni Baeckstrom at email@example.com or call (434) 882-1589
Sculpture and Beyond
Ages 7-12
Instructor: Ninni Baeckstrom
6 Saturdays 1:00 to 2:30, January 10 to January to February 14
Cost: $250 (plus $50 materials fee)
Studio 22 at the McGuffey Art Center
The class will focus on modeling and how to build a three-dimensional form. Students will work with a variety of clays and waxes, work in different sizes and explore figurative art as well as abstract and architectural structure.
For more information, please contact: Ninni Baeckstrom at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (434) 882-1589
Michelle Nevarr
For Children and Teens
With Local Artist and Instructor Michelle Nevarr
Six Classes, Monday November 10 through Monday December 15, 4:30-6:00pm
Class will be held at the Field School, Art Room (1408 Crozet Avenue, Crozet)
&200 for 6 classes, ALL SUPPLIES PROVIDED
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com (434) 465-9322
Painting and Pinot Party
Join Artist and Art Instructor Michelle Nevarr for a fun night of sipping wine, gathering with friends and creating a beautiful work of art!
Friday, November 14, 6:30-9:00pm
The Field School Art Room (1408 Crozet Avenue, Crozet)
Cost: $50 includes all art supplies and wine
Adults only please
RSVP - email@example.com or (434) 465-9322
Second Street Gallery
Glass Blowing Workshops
November 14, 5:00-8:00pm
November 15, 10:00-6:00pm
McGuffey Art Center
Second Street Gallery will be hosting two days of glass blowing workshops with Chip Hall from McGuffey Art Center. It will cost $30 to blow a glass ornament.
To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (434) 977-7284.
USA Dance Charlottesville
Beginner's American Rumba
Instructor: Cathleen Rhodes
November 22nd at 7:15pm to 8:00pm
Unity Church, 2825 Hydraulic Road
Beginner's Swing
Instructor: Kristin Wenger
Saturday, December 13th from 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Unity Church, 2825 Hydraulic Road
Virginia Arts of the Book Center
Devils Night Out
Every Monday Night, 5:00-8:00pm
A new endeavor to get members and friends "up and running" on the VABC's presses.
Devils Night Out will be a weekly gathering of those wishing to develop and improve their skills in the craft of Letterpress pre-press and printing. Organized along the lines of an apprenticed print shop, rather than structured classes, it will explore all aspects of the "Black Arts," with the participating devils creating works under the eye of a licensed printer.
While not adhering to a formal structure, sessions will include workshops, demonstrations and specific projects all chosen to challenge our collective print making expertise.
To register, and for additional information, click here.
Medieval Beasties
Linoleum Printing for Young People
October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 22
Five two-hour sessions, Saturdays 1:00-3:00pm
Instructor: Josef Beery
Join artist Josef Beery to explore the wonderful world of imaginary beasts as portrayed in early manuscripts and printed books. The class will teach relief printmaking from new easy to cut linoleum. Each student will explore their imagination and invent a creature.
To register, and for additional information, click here.
Introduction to Letterpress: Holiday Card Class
Saturday, November 22, 12:00-4:00pm (a second class will be added on Sunday November 23 if Saturday class fills)
Join us for an introduction to letterpress as you make 15 simple holiday greeting cards from our lead type. Come with an idea for no more than 20 words and look through our dingbats and images to create your design. You'll experience the basics of moveable type composition, get help printing on the press, and leave with cards you can put to immediate use.
To register, and for additional information, click here.
Paper Marbling: Acrylic Marbling & Japanese Suminagashi
Saturday, Dec. 6 and/or Sunday, Dec. 7 – 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Instructor: Lindsey Meats
Participants in this 1-day workshop will learn two methods of paper marbling, one with acrylic and watercolor pigment manipulated on a thick size, the other a Japanese technique of floating inks on water. Both yield a multitude of undulating patterns and decoration, often seen in historic endpapers.
Students will learn the basics of materials and techniques, so that they can recreate the set-up at home, and spend the majority of the day making their own marbled papers. Paper preparation and finishing will also be covered. All materials provided.
To register, and for additional information, click here.
Community Arts Education Handbook
Download the PDF of the 2012-2013 Community Arts Education Handbook for Charlottesville-Albemarle educators.
This FREE directory lists arts programs offered for K-12 school groups by artists and arts groups in the community. The handbook serves as a resource for teachers and administrators in area schools by providing information about arts opportunities for school groups to take advantage of during the academic year. Some listings offer specific dates of arts performances, while others describe free school tours that can be scheduled, and still others explain learning experiences that artists can provide in schools.
Please share this information with any other teachers, principals, parents, or community members who might benefit from the resources listed in the handbook!
Artists or arts organizations providing programming for school groups can contact firstname.lastname@example.com to be listed in the next Community Arts Education Handbook.


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It's been a little bit since we've checked in on LA dance makers Young Adults, the Friends of Friends supergroup from Leeor Brown and David Fisher. They've been pretty active lately, doing everything from running the deep house label to doing mixes for The Fader. They've also taken some time to do some things for themselves, namely release a new mix of some of their current favorite tracks. The resulting mix is fifty minutes of new house stuff called House Slippers, a clever examination of current players in the genre.


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2013-14 coaches/administrators: they made a big difference
The end of the 2013-14 high school sports year, Part II.
Here are some of the coaches/administrators I have enjoyed writing about and whose accomplishments I have admired in my area of coverage – from Fountain Hills west through Scottsdale and into Phoenix, the southwest, northwest and north Valley and northern Arizona.
Bobby Barnes, Buckeye, football: Did a great job in the southwest Valley before stepping down to help his family with health issues out of state. Buckeye will be getting a quality replacement in former Mesa High and Glendale Independence field boss Kelley Moore.
Lamar-Renee Bryant, Phoenix Xavier Prep, volleyball: She guided the Gators to the Division I state title in her first season as head coach. The team figures to get even better in the future.
John Cano, Phoenix South Mountain, girls basketball: Did one of the better coaching jobs last season, molding his team into a cohesive unit for a strong state-tournament run.
Matt Denny, Phoenix Greenway, baseball: Led the Demons to the Division II state title with a tough, gritty style of play.
David Hopkinson, Buckeye Verrado, girls soccer: Led the Lady Vipers to one of the biggest upsets in state-tournament history, edging Tucson powerhouse Catalina Foothills for the Division II title, 1-0.
Beth Lemke, Phoenix Northwest Christian, girls volleyball: Led her team to the Division IV state title with a hard-fought win over Phoenix Veritas Prep.
Noah Lewkowitz, Phoenix Brophy Prep, soccer: Did an outstanding job in his first season, leading the Broncos to the Division I state title after serving as an assistant. Brophy always plays an exciting, fundamentally sound brand of soccer.
Michele Markham, Glendale Mountain Ridge, softball: The team played consistent all year, combining work ethic with a fun attitude, and in its first-ever state title game appearance pushed defending state champion Mesa Red Mountain to the brink.
Raul Mendoza, Holbrook, boys basketball: Long-time coach and administrator at the northern Arizona school is leaving his posts, but will continue to help out with the cross-country program. One of the state's unsung heroes and athletics leaders.
Dalton Mills, Bagdad, football: Former Bagdad player led his alma mater to the state Division VI eight-man championship with a 10-0 record.
Jason Mohns, Scottsdale Saguaro, football: Led the Sabercats to the Division III state title and in a classy move, proposed to his fiancé on the field after the game. She said yes, by the way.
Paul Moro, Lakeside Blue Ridge, football: One of the top coaches in Arizona history (318 wins) over the last 30 years decided to try a change of scenery after winning 13 titles. He will now coach at Florence Poston Butte. Good luck, coach Moro and best wishes to new Blue Ridge coach Jake Belshe.
Trina Painter, Flagstaff, girls cross country: Rode another great performance from star Tatiana Gillick and the Eagles claimed the Division II title.
Rick Sharp, Scottsdale Desert Mountain, softball: I was stunned to learn of Sharp's recent dismissal after a run of more than 20 years. I have always known him to be straightforward, accommodating, and very supportive of his student-athletes. He also ran the annual Desert Mountain Tournament, one of the state's best, in Scottsdale and put a great deal of time into it. Let's hope that whoever takes over as coach will not allow it to fade away, and let's hope that Sharp finds another coaching gig sooner rather than later.
Terry Staggs, River Valley, football: It's a great story when one of the schools in a non-metropolitan area rises up and has a stellar season, and that's what Staggs and his team did in 2013.
Bob Weir, Camp Verde, wrestling: Helped his team unseat powerful St. Johns for the Division IV crown.
Donnie Yantis, Jeff Bowen, Dan Friedman and Willie Dudley, Arizona Christian University, football: The NAIA school in north Phoenix couldn't have picked a better coaching staff for its inaugural season. And you just know that head coach Yantis (Phoenix Paradise Valley), assistant head coach Bowen (Avondale Westview) and assistants Friedman (Anthem Boulder Creek) and Dudley (Tempe Marcos de Niza, Marana, Phoenix Scottsdale Christian) will be scouring the Arizona landscape for their squad. It will be tough to fill their shoes at the prep level, and we wish them well at ACU.
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In the late 1970s, Syracuse needed to upgrade its facilities in order to remain in Division I as concrete Archbold Stadium sat just 26,000 and was out of date. The end result was the Carrier Dome, the largest domed stadium on any college campus in the country. It opened in September 1980.
In addition to hosting the Orange football team, the "Loud House" is home to Syracuse's basketball and lacrosse teams and has hosted numerous rounds of NCAA championships in those sports.
The dome has been upgraded several times since opening; the fiberglass inflatable roof was replaced in 1999. In October 2009, the field was dedicated to former Syracuse running back Ernie Davis, the first African-American Heisman Trophy winner (1961).
Syracuse retired the number 44 on Nov. 12, 2005, to honor its great history of legendary backs, as well as the school's zip code 13244. The No. 44 was worn at Syracuse by Hall of Famers Jim Brown, Davis and Floyd Little. Davis was set to join Brown in the Cleveland Browns backfield. But Davis was diagnosed with acute leukemia in 1962 and died in 1963, never having played pro football. There have been attempts to restore the No. 44 as a recruiting tool and because of its significance to the community.
The nickname Orange is a gender-neutral moniker that was adopted in 2004 from Orangemen and Orangewomen. Otto the Orange is a fuzzy mascot with a large blue hat and matching pants that was adopted by the school in 1995. The original Syracuse mascot was the Saltine Warrior, a Native American figure named Big Chief Bill Orange. The Saltine Warrior was discontinued in 1978 as Syracuse became one of the first schools to stop using a stereotypical image of Native Americans. The school at one point tried to use a Roman gladiator as its mascot, but it was quickly nixed by poor reviews.
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The Ellington Historical Society has installed a new exhibit titled "Nellie's Medicine Cabinet" at Hall Memorial Library. The featured items come from the upstairs bathroom cabinets at the Nellie McKnight Museum at 70 Main Street, Ellington CT. Topical ointments, bandages, antique medicine bottles, straight razor, mustache cup and hair crimper are just a few of the objects on display. Descriptions are included for each item using the product information directly from the packaging when possible.
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In 1774, men from the Ellington Church Parish formed a militia to defend the settlement which included East Windsor. Fifers and drummers headed the unit and aided in the marching rhythm. The men trained together on the town green thus the name "train band." The group was revived in 1974 to participate in activities commemorating the Bicentennial Celebration in 1976. Community members learned to play the fifes and drums and marching routines participating in many statewide parades. On display in the museum are uniforms, drums, flags and a reproduction firearm used in these performances. The story of the community efforts to celebrate the bicentennial is told in pages from the group's scrapbook and press releases.
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NSIAD-97-145R: Published: Aug 4, 1997. Publicly Released: Aug 4, 1997.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed correspondence stating that the cost of the Army's Personal Property Pilot Project to outsource personal property transportation services at Hunter Army Airfield would greatly exceed the current cost for commercial moving services. GAO focused on the: (1) estimated costs of an average shipment under the pilot project and current program; and (2) basis for the American Movers Conference's, an association of commercial moving companies, estimates. GAO did not independently verify the source data provided by the Army or the American Movers Conference.
GAO noted that: (1) until the Army accumulates sufficient data on actual Hunter Army Airfield shipments, GAO cannot determine an average shipment cost for the pilot project; (2) however, absent actual data, the model the Army used to estimate costs during its evaluation of proposals provides a means of making preliminary cost estimates; (3) therefore, using the model and available data, GAO estimates that the cost of an average shipment under the planned pilot project is about $6,900 and that the cost of an average shipment under the current program is about $6,400, or roughly 8 percent less than GAO's preliminary estimate for the pilot project; (4) while GAO recognizes that its estimate is subject to change based on the actual data generated from the pilot project, GAO's estimate for the pilot project is about the same as the American Movers Conference's estimate of $7,000; (5) however, GAO's $6,400 estimate for the current program is substantially different from the American Movers Conference's estimates because they are based on different models, prices, cost factors, and time frames; (6) GAO believes that its approach represents the most appropriate method for making a preliminary cost comparison of the pilot project and current program until actual data are available; and (7) GAO's estimates are based on the more current price data and include more comprehensive cost data.
Oct 16, 2014
Specialty Metals:DOD Dissemination of National Security Waiver Information Could Enhance Awareness and Compliance with RestrictionsGAO-15-133: Published: Oct 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 16, 2014.
Oct 10, 2014
Nuclear Weapons:Some Actions Have Been Taken to Address Challenges with the Uranium Processing Facility DesignGAO-15-126: Published: Oct 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 10, 2014.
Oct 8, 2014
National Defense:Department of Defense's Waiver of Competitive Prototyping Requirement for the Navy's Fleet Replenishment Oiler ProgramGAO-15-57R: Published: Oct 8, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 8, 2014.
Sep 30, 2014
Afghanistan Equipment Drawdown:Progress Made, but Improved Controls in Decision Making Could Reduce Risk of Unnecessary ExpendituresGAO-14-768: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 2014.
Sep 25, 2014
Littoral Combat Ship:Navy Complied with Regulations in Accepting Two Lead Ships, but Quality Problems Persisted after DeliveryGAO-14-827: Published: Sep 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 25, 2014.
Sep 23, 2014
F-35 Sustainment:Need for Affordable Strategy, Greater Attention to Risks, and Improved Cost EstimatesGAO-14-778: Published: Sep 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2014.
Sep 19, 2014
DOD Joint Bases:Implementation Challenges Demonstrate Need to Reevaluate the ProgramGAO-14-577: Published: Sep 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 2014.
Sep 18, 2014
Depot Maintenance:Accurate and Complete Data Needed to Meet DOD's Core Capability Reporting RequirementsGAO-14-777: Published: Sep 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 18, 2014.
Sep 10, 2014
Defense Planning:DOD Needs Specific Measures and Milestones to Gauge Progress of Preparations for Operational Access ChallengesGAO-14-801: Published: Sep 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 10, 2014.
Sep 9, 2014
Contract Management:DOD's Implementation of Justifications for 8(a) Sole-Source ContractsGAO-14-721R: Published: Sep 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 9, 2014.
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