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Rosarian Academy's Board of Directors announced last week the promotion of Linda Trethewey as the school's new head of school effective July 1.
Trethewey currently serves as principal of Rosarian's middle school. She succeeds Stephen E. Rubenacker, who has served as head of school for three years. Rubenacker and his family have expressed the desire to return to the Northeast to be closer to family.
"(Trethewey's) attention to detail, experience, background and commitment to Catholicism and faith-based education are a perfect fit for Rosarian," said Tim Hanlon, chairman of the board.
Trethewey joined Rosarian in July with 25 years of experience as a teacher and administrator in elementary and middle school classrooms. She served as assistant principal in the Maryland Public School System and the Archdiocese of Miami, including 10 years at St. Bonaventure Catholic School in Davie. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in elementary education from Chatham University, a master's degree in supervision and administration from Towson University and is currently a doctoral candidate in management and supervision at St. Thomas University.
Trethewey and her husband, Scott, live in Fort Lauderdale and are parents to four children.
Greene School team takes top award: Students from The Greene School's ro-POD-ics team were named winners of the Champion's Award, the highest honor presented in the recent First Lego League Regional Qualifier at The Benjamin School in North Palm Beach. Faculty members Kaye Ebelt and Brett Hannan were also recognized with the Best Mentor/Coach Award for their innovation and leadership of their team.
"The students came in as fifth- and sixth-graders and now they've bonded together and become quite a family," said Hannan. "I could not be more proud of them.
"It's a great time and they're doing so well. They're solving real-world engineering problems."
The ro-POD-ics team consisted of 10 students in grades four through six and finished first among 12 local teams with students in fourth to ninth grades. The Greene School's victory earned the team a spot in the South Florida Regional Championship, on Feb. 24, at Boynton Beach High School.
The 2017-18 project consists of the Hydro Dynamic Challenge, about how water is found, transported, used and disposed of. The league challenges students to think like scientists and engineers. It introduces students in elementary through middle school to real-world engineering challenges by building robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface.
"Clearly, these talents play well for life," Ebelt said.
Rosarian students excel in bees: It's bee season at Rosarian Academy. The school's middle school students recently competed in the school-level of the National Geographic Bee and the National Spelling Bee.
Joseph Coates, an eighth-grader, won the the National Geographic Bee on Jan. 19, along with a chance at a $50,000 college scholarship. The school-level bee, at which students answered oral questions on geography, was the first round in the 30th annual National Geographic Bee.
The school-level competition of the 2018 National Spelling Bee was held Jan. 23. Sixteen fifth- through eighth-grade students competed.
After 23 rounds, fifth-grader Nicholas Grippi won with the word "martingale." Emma Chopin, also a fifth-grader, was runner-up. Both will represent Rosarian at the Final Regional Southeastern Florida Scripps Spelling Bee on Feb. 12 at The Benjamin School.


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William B. Armstrong, MD
"This work is intriguing and may have clinical potential," commented session co-moderator William B. Armstrong, MD, Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery and Chair, Department of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, at the University of California, Irvine, Orange, California.
However, "I would regard the results as preliminary and would need confirmation and study in a larger series of patients," he added. "Furthermore, the stimulation was done in the operating room for 1 hour [with patients] under general anesthesia. This is a significant period of time, and to be clinically useful, there needs to be a more efficient way to deliver the treatments."
Dr. Armstrong concluded: "I consider this thought provoking and a technique that may be useful to help rehabilitate spinal accessory nerve weakness, and it may have applicability for other cranial nerves. It will require further study." ■
Disclosure: Dr. Armstrong reported no potential conflicts of interest.
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Friday, September 4, 2009
Heather Ross Giveaway!!!
Leave a comment on this post (include your email address).
Want a second entry? Become a follower of this blog.
A third? Blog about this giveaway on your own blog, and be sure to tell me so that I can check it out.
This Heather Ross giveaway will end on Saturday, September 12th at noon, so be sure to stop back then. Good luck! :)
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oooh I would LOVE to win this I am becoming a follower and blogging it too ;-)ReplyDelete
I agree with Sarah! What a great giveaway and what a great weekend! I have read about your trip a few times and keep thinking, why, why didn't I sign-up for this! I am now a follower and will blog about it!ReplyDelete
ditto!!! I already follow, I will blog too!!! What a fun weekend you had! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog now!! can't wait to be inspired by YOU.ReplyDelete
krousegirl2 at aol dot com
oh my goodness, thank you so much for the chance to win these fabulous fabrics...read about your blueberry weekend and i envy that experience SO MUCH. wow.ReplyDelete
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You lucky duck. I would love to attend a HR workshop! I'll have to live vicariously through you!!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous giveaway! I'm in. And I follow you on Google Reader now -- not sure if that counts. :)
meamom at ymail dot com
I sooo love this fabric!! Such a fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
I would so love to win the Heather Ross giveway!!! I LOVE her stuff. I am becoming a follower now too. :o)ReplyDelete
YAY! I'm so glad you had a great time (even though there's no way you wouldn't have!) Thank you so much for a generous giveaway! Would love to win! xoReplyDelete
I'm a subscriber! Woot!ReplyDelete
How cool - this would look so cute scanned onto fabric and added into a quilt!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway - how fun!
yayyy. entering - firstname.lastname@example.com
- SayYesJulietSeptember 4, 2009 at 11:17 PM
OHHHH myy, this is the best give away ever!! I really hope I win!!ReplyDelete
I found your blog via your Flickr post -- what fun you had in Vermont! I'm a mom of two as well and I'm pretty sure I would have enjoyed a long car trip w/out having to listen to Raffi over ... and over ... and over again! Love HR autograph. :)ReplyDelete
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I am follwing you in reader.ReplyDelete
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I am so so jealous right now. :)
Oh, what a cool giveaway! You must have had a fabulous time sewing with Heather!ReplyDelete
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ooo, count me in!ReplyDelete
count me in ... so exciting! I love that charm packReplyDelete
would love to win.ReplyDelete
I love the doodle she did for me, but I love yours more!
omgggggggggg i'm dying. what an amazing giveaway!! eeek!ReplyDelete
ok- i'm going to follow your blog. does tweeting about it on twitter count for the blog entry??
here is my tweet: http://twitter.com/madamecupcake
and my email addy: firstname.lastname@example.com
thanks for the chance to win these goodies! i'll be crossing my fingers :)
Wow, that must have been one awesome weekend! I'd love to win your generous giveaway! Thanks so much :)ReplyDelete
This is such a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thank you.
Ooooh what an awesome giveaway! I can't get over the fact that you are generous enough to share this little bundle of amazing-ness with us! I would love to be entered for the giveaway...and I already follow your blog ;)ReplyDelete
Oh wow! thanks for the giveaway, very generous indeed.ReplyDelete
I'm a follower too!ReplyDelete
Oh please count me in!! This is a great giveaway, you're so generous.ReplyDelete
And what a great sewing weekend!!!
Beautiful pics.
Thank you sooo much :D
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just popped over from the swappy poo group to say hi! what an amazing giveaway - you are so generous! i have had a lovely wander through your blog and have added you as another to follow!ReplyDelete
Look at that adorable snail! What a lovely giveaway, sure to brighten anyone's day :)ReplyDelete
Wow! Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
What a great give away and awesome idea btw!ReplyDelete
Being a follower now ...
Thanks Angela! I am signing up to follow you now!ReplyDelete
Crossing my fingers... I love the gnomes :)ReplyDelete
What a wonderful weekend you must have had and you brought a little piece of Heather Ross home too! I saw your pictures on the swap group and couldn't resist....great giveawayReplyDelete
I would love to win this! You have a few in there I don't have!ReplyDelete
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Thank you for the chance!
this is so nice!! and it sounds like an amazing weekend!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful weekend you must of had! And what a great giveaway! Thanks for being so generous.ReplyDelete
I'm a follower now. Love your pictures from the weekend sewing trip.ReplyDelete
Wow, it must have been a great weekend! Glad to have a chance to win!ReplyDelete
Youre so lucky! I bet you had an amazing time! Those fabric squares are SO stinkin CUTE! xoxoReplyDelete
Love those fabrics!ReplyDelete
Going to sign up as follower now! Not sure why I haven't done so already :).ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing the spoils of your wonderful weekend!ReplyDelete
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- perdoozySeptember 5, 2009 at 11:40 AM
thanks for offering this! sooo jealous of your fun weekend:)ReplyDelete
What a generous giveaway! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I am a brand new follower of your inspiring and pretty blog :)ReplyDelete
Awww I love that she signed the autograph with a snail! Too cute!ReplyDelete
I am a mad fan of her prints, especially the gnomes. Looking at them always makes me happy.
Thank you for offering this wonderful giveaway.
What a giveaway!! You are one generous gal! I'm following now, too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2009 at 3:08 PM
Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Angela...what a great giveaway....how appropriate after just meeting Heather last weekend:) I would absolutely love the chance to win this giveaway...I want to start my HR collection!!!ReplyDelete
Cool! She seems like she's very generous to her fans. Thanks for the chance to win! bearmansfield (at) gmail (dot) comReplyDelete
I'm a new follower too - you've got great style. bearmansfield (at) gmail (dot) comReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing your weekend and now your fabric with us! What a wonderful giveaway! Now I'm wishing that I had taken a picture of this cute snail I saw eating clover yesterday...they are so cute! And, of course, Heather does a great job capturing that! Thanks again for sharing!ReplyDelete
I'm doing a Weekend Sewing Sew Along and I would love that charm pack!ReplyDelete
OH man what a super cool giveaway! So nice of you! :)ReplyDelete
How awesome for you to meet her and get the autographs! I would love to win these and would put them to good use! arnden at yahoo comReplyDelete
And I just started following you yesterday!ReplyDelete
That snail of hers is priceless! What a fun giveaway. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
well, I am already following your blog, and I sure would love to have the added opportunity to win the charm pack! Many thanks!ReplyDelete
It looks like you had a great sewing retreat with the girls. This looks like fun.ReplyDelete
Oh, wow! Soo lucky! I'd love to be included in the giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
Wow, this is my dream give-away! Thank you so much...and I really hope I win! I would love to make a Heather Ross quilt with those squares.ReplyDelete
I'm now a follower!ReplyDelete
wow, i am so jealous, but how fab is your giveaway. that snail is darn cute.ReplyDelete
I am so jealous. How wonderful to be able to attend the workshop.ReplyDelete
I love Heathers fabrics and would like a chance to win.
Oh I forgot to mention I am a follower already. :)ReplyDelete
I'm a faithful follower of your blog on Google Reader! Thanks for a second chance to win!ReplyDelete
What an amazing collection of Heather Ross....and you are so lucky to have spent time with her too! Thanks for a chance to win!ReplyDelete
hi I'd love to be in and i'm going to start following! firstname.lastname@example.com
I love that snail on the autograph!ReplyDelete
Lucky you to hang with some inspirational folks! I'm off to follow your blog now.ReplyDelete
Lucky duck to have spent the weekend with two of the bestest! Thanks for the fantastic giveaway!ReplyDelete
Ooh! How exciting! I'm new to your blog, but I'm now a follower! Thanks for offering such a fun prize!ReplyDelete
Love the snail...too cute!ReplyDelete
Oh also, I'm now a follower!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, your giveaway is straight from heaven!ReplyDelete
That is such a cool and supercute prize! I would be so proud to win it! Thank you for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
Oh Wow - what a great giveaway and blog - have become a follower too !ReplyDelete
What a fantastic giveaway, and how lucky to spend time with these 2 talented designers (and all the others on the course too!).ReplyDelete
Got to get on this one for sure. three entries please. www.talesatwaynemanor.blogspot.com Now I'll just cross my fingers and toesReplyDelete
so fun! i would love to go to a class with denyse schmidt adn heather ross!ReplyDelete
nettiepete at gmail dot com
I love that fabric!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! What an AWESOME giveaway!! I.LOVE.THAT.FABRIC. I'm definitely in and I'm adding you to my google reader too. Happy quilting!!ReplyDelete
I'm following you! :)ReplyDelete
I saw you one the Old Red Barn Along. Join us for the Wonky Log Cabins!!! :)ReplyDelete
This sounds like the trip of a lifetime. I'm so jealous! I have so much admiration for both Heather Ross and Denyse Schmidt. Wow.
So happy to find you! Love these fabrics AND Heather Ross!ReplyDelete
oh my goodness...i adore the snail sketch!!! and the fabrics are not too shabby either. ;) i'm just finishing up a block post on my wip for dqs7 (doll quilt swap 7), and i am definitely talking up your giveaway (even though that diminishes my own chances!). :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 7, 2009 at 2:39 PM
...and i just subscribed to your blog!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 7, 2009 at 2:39 PM
Wow, what a great giveaway, please, please, please put my name in!!!!ReplyDelete
I would love to win this wonderful fabric (and autograph) and your weekend did sound "inspiring". I'll be following along also.ReplyDelete
WOW, amazing is the best way to describe this giveaway! I would love a shot at this amazing pkg!ReplyDelete
Love this fabric! I'm following!ReplyDelete
this is one of the greatest giveaways I've seen to date! I'd love to get my hands on it :) I found you through flickr and now I'm a followerReplyDelete
Lovely give-away. I would love to win these.....found you via flickr and now I'm a follower too.ReplyDelete
i blogged about your giveaway here: http://tinyurl.com/kmtr8tReplyDelete
i absolutely adore that snail, and i do so love miss ross!!!
Wow, thanks for the giveaway! Super cute!ReplyDelete
Am now a follower as well!
Thanks so much for the great giveaway! I would love to win!!ReplyDelete
Wow - what a dream win this would be! Heather Ross is my fav... and I like your blog too - I'm a follower - and will write about this on my blog at lisasthinkingspot.blogspot.comReplyDelete
I would love to win. I just subscribed and I am blogging about it too!ReplyDelete
I just found your blog at the Old Red Barn quilt-a-long! This giveaway is INSANE! I hope you joing our quilt-a-long, you have fabulous taste in fabric.ReplyDelete
Wow! Lucky You!! It's fun to meet like-minded folk isn't it?ReplyDelete
and now that I have found your blog, I am a follower.ReplyDelete
what a sweet giveaway. good stuff!ReplyDelete
oh, i love adding creative blogs to my reader. you have officially been added!ReplyDelete
I found your blog through a friend and had to check it out because I love the name! Such a sweet giveaway! I'm adding you to my blogroll but i don't know how to become a follower without the button. Do you subscribe to posts? Thanks!ReplyDelete
How incredibly cool to sit and sew with Heather Ross! What does one talk about with a demi-goddess?!ReplyDelete
We're going to start having meetings..."Hi, I'm Kerry and I'm addicted to Heather Ross' fabrics."ReplyDelete
Hi there, enter me! Just found your blog thru ORB quilt-along on flickr! :) I'm going to follow too. thanks! :)ReplyDelete
Doing all three now! Can't wait to catch up on your old posts and see your new stuff, thanks!ReplyDelete
A giveaway guaranteed to out all of us lurkers!ReplyDelete
I'm all envious about your weekend of sewing with HR and DS!
What. A. Fabulous. Giveaway.ReplyDelete
I subscribe to you now too!ReplyDelete
How lucky for you, to spend your weekend in such company! And thanks for sharing some of it with us. These fabrics are really darling.ReplyDelete
spackattak7 at hotmail dot com
What a great giveaway!!!!ReplyDelete
These fabrics are amazing.
tlandes1004 at gmail dot com
I am a follower now too :)ReplyDelete
I am now an avid follower of your blog! Thanks.ReplyDelete
Wow, how fun! I love both their fabrics and do not have near enough in my stash. I only recently came upon some Flea Market Fancy. Thanks for a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Eek, cute fabrics!ReplyDelete
Ok...this is a first for me! I can't resist giving a shot at this give away, it is too irresistible, and heather ross is one of my favs!! I will blog my entry alsoReplyDelete
Oh please let it be me. I got wind of heather Ross way to late to be able to pick up her fabric at an affordable price. Thanks for the chance!! AnnReplyDelete
I'm now following too!ReplyDelete
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what a great giveaway! ThanksReplyDelete
I would love to win this! I will be following your blog on Google Reader, and here is my email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Oh, and I'm a follower!ReplyDelete
I loved reading about your weekend - it sounds like it was a blast! Thanks for such a fabulous giveaway - I adore all these prints, and an autograph too? How fun!ReplyDelete
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! Gorgeous fabric!!! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Also following your blog!!ReplyDelete
Thanks again!
Just blogged about itReplyDelete
Following you on Google ReaderReplyDelete
Thanks for having a giveaway.ReplyDelete
Oh boy oh boy! I would love to win.ReplyDelete
Subscriber to you too.ReplyDelete
Blogged too! http://owlpeople.blogspot.comReplyDelete
... and I just became a follower!ReplyDelete
Wow, this fabric is awesome! And the snail drawing - cuuuute! I would love to win!ReplyDelete
I'm here through inspired by Izzy, whom I'm found by wandering around the blogosphere - but I'd love to win your personal charm pack (what a great idea!)ReplyDelete
divaquilts.gmail.com :)
and now I'm a follower. Looking forward to reading your blog! :)ReplyDelete
I would love this! Yum. Thx!ReplyDelete
I'm following you through google! :)ReplyDelete
You lucky dog! Would love to do that workshop.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM
Looks like you had a great time, love all the pictures! Would love to win this giveaway! I am such a Heather Ross fan! ChasReplyDelete
I am also following your blog in bloglines....ReplyDelete
ooh, I want it!ReplyDelete
This is a great giveaway and I can attach the autograph to the book I recieved from Crafters Choice a couple of weeks ago..I am hoping that I win it.ReplyDelete
I have added you in my Google Reader. Going to enjoy reading your past blogs.ReplyDelete
You are so generous to provide the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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Wow, so sweet! It's all the fabrics I've been drooling over on everyone's blog...ReplyDelete
I'm extremely jealous of whoever wins this!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 11, 2009 at 3:03 PM
Holy Moly!ReplyDelete
I just saw this photo on your Flickr photo stream and thought... "Yeah I missed it."
But I didn't! I still have until tomorrow!
Thanks for the super fun giveaway!
ooh - I lurve me some HR! What a fantastic giveaway!ReplyDelete
That is seriously delicious fabric. I would love to win and I am also a follower.ReplyDelete
I love this fabrics. Plese enter me in the draw. I love blogs and will add you to my list of faves!ReplyDelete
I love these. Would love to win them as wellReplyDelete
I love these prints I hope I am not to late they are so cute.ReplyDelete
I hope I'm not too late! These are so cute!ReplyDelete


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Chevron today announced the discovery of the Tombua field, its seventh significant oil find in Angola's prolific deepwater Block 14.
The discovery, drilled last month in 925 feet (282 meters) of water to a depth of 10,535 feet (3,200 meters), tested at a maximum combined flow rate of 10,022 barrels per day of high-quality, 39-degree API gravity crude from two separate zones. The discovery will be followed by geologic and engineering studies to appraise the field and assess its potential reserves.
"Angola's deep water continues to be an attractive asset for Chevron and its partners", said Peter Robertson, president of Chevron Overseas Petroleum Inc. "We have set aggressive production growth targets for West Africa and we are very encouraged by this latest discovery."
The Tombua discovery, which lies approximately 19 miles (31 kilometers) south of the Kuito field, is the latest in a string of exploration successes in Block 14. Tombua follows six earlier discoveries in the highly prospective exploration block including: Kuito (1997), Landana, Benguela and Belize (1998), and most recently Tomboco and Lobito, discovered in 2000. The Kuito field, was Angola's first deepwater discovery and the first and only deepwater field to be brought on to production.
"We are very pleased with the Tombua discovery, and are delighted with our continuing trend of exploration successes in Block 14, which further confirm its tremendous reserves potential," said John Gass, managing director of Chevron's Southern Africa strategic business unit which is headquartered in Angola's capital of Luanda. "We credit much of this success to the talent of our exploration team and to the decisiveness of our partners.
"We intend to continue our approach of quickly moving the Block 14 discoveries into production, a commitment reflected in Chevron's and its partners' investment plans for Angola, which will total more than $6 billion over the next five years," Gass said.
Chevron's Angola-based unit, Cabinda Gulf Oil Co. (CABGOC), is operator of Block 14 and holds a 31-percent interest; Sociedade Nacional de Combustveis de Angola (SONANGOL), Agip Angola, and TotalFinaElf-Angola each hold a 20-percent interest. Petrogal holds the remaining 9-percent interest.
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Block 14 covers 1,560 square miles and is located west of and adjacent to the Chevron-operated Block 0 Concession, offshore Angola's Cabinda province.
The Benguela-Belize-Tomboco complex of fields is currently in the front-end engineering and design stages.


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I finally picked a word for the year. So perfect that I can't believe I didn't think of it before. Everything lined up for it, the new year's resolutions, the way things are just easing up, the fact that my vacation time increases to four weeks per year in June. Big sigh.
I've been thinking about photography, having finally retrieved a roll dropped off from late summer, several from a few months ago. There are some shots I'm happy with, but in general it tends to feel like I am starting over at the beginning again in some way, after so many months of not taking many. Starting over feels like getting through all the obvious shots, getting bored enough with them to push through to a different approach. I'm not there yet. I'm mostly the kind of bored that prevents me from picking up the camera in the first place, and that's not the kind of boredom that's going to get me anywhere. So, I'm thinking about other things, like maybe a return to black and white, or using the 35mm back for the Big Camera, instead of always using the 120 back. Little changes like that, which hopefully introduce just enough experimentation to make this whole photo thing something I can once again really enjoy.


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In Notes 6.5, 7, and Notes 8 Basic clients, you can set policies that determines users' IM settings like so (see screen shots).
This made set up and config easy for users.
AFAIK,, these policies don't apply to Notes 8 Standard users. ...
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Brett Flagg272 - 23 2008 / (0)
How about the the ability of rules to read the html of a html formed email? This has been a big annoyance since it came out in R5.
Rules seem more for simple text documents and Notes only than for something that actually works like MS Outlook version.
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Client setting for managing return receipts of mails
Martin Vogel2501 - 22 2007 / (0)
I would like to be able to manage the return receipt of notes mails and/or internet mails.
The administrator could administer this client setting over the "Mail"-policy .
Enhanced Policies for Recent Contacts
Sam Sawatzky344 - 20 2011 / (0)
Policy to Set File Types to Automatically Create with IBM Lotus Symphony
Add the IBM Lotus Symphony-File Type Associations preference to Select the file types to automatically create with IBM Lotus Symphony to the Symphony policy settings document in the Domino directory. Currently this is set by default to Open Document Format in the Lotus Notes client. In a scenario where a phased ...
update function for location documents (mailserver, internetaddress...)
Michael Tassati5289 - 19 2010 / (0)
if you move a user from server a to server b you have to change the clients location documents manually or you have to create a special policy (or policy per server.....). Other person record changes are also to transfer manually to location documents (internet address, mailfile, domain, ....). i ...
Prevent policy updates to be applied for specific location
Stijn Soens90 - 02 2012 / (0)
When visiting customers, I use a suplied Notes ID to connect to their Domino environment and as a result, my Notes client results in a mixture of settings being pushed down by organizational policies.
I understand that you do not want end users to bypass policies but as an ...
Would like to set Policies based on Computer name
Tomas Widin111 - 12 2010 / (0)
I would like to be able to put some settings on laptops and not on desktop computers. For example, creation ...


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Scary Movies You Saw As A Kid That Still Terrify You As An Adult
List Rules Vote up the freaky movies from your childhood that still scare you today.
As a medium, film appeals to every generation, often allowing children and adults to engage on different levels. For instance, there are plenty of scary movies from your childhood you could revisit as an adult and wonder why your parents ever let you watch them in the first place. If you ever look back on bizarre '90s cartoons or frightening stop-motion flicks, you'll see that the adult creators have exposed kids to years of nightmares.
Plenty of obscure kids' movies scare adults, but well-known films can do the same. Whether a character design proves unintentionally nightmarish or an inane romp masks an existentially distressing thrill ride, one thing is clear when revisiting certain beloved films from your childhood: horror is far from the only genre that can keep you up at night.
When stipulations in Steven Spielberg's E.T. contract prevented him from directing a follow-up to Close Encounters, he tapped Tobe Hooper to helm Poltergeist. When Hooper, the director behind The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, balked at the sci-fi elements of the original pitch, the script was reworked as a ghost story centered on the Freeling family.
Poltergeist continues to shock over 30 years later thanks to its usage of practical effects, such as the child-hungry malevolent tree or the gale-force winds that violently whip characters around the set. That the film also conveys the eternal worry of parents losing their children likely went over the heads of younger moviegoers.
The myth surrounding Poltergeist also contributes to its notoriety, as it's famously achieved a "cursed" status due to a number of its performers passing away prematurely - chief among them Heather O'Rourke. As the Freeling family's daughter, who first contacts the ghosts, O'Rourke appeared in the next two Poltergeist films before tragically dying at age 12 due to cardiac arrest and septic shock.
A Roald Dahl adaptation from Jim Henson Productions and director Nicolas Roeg, 1990's The Witches is best remembered for its grotesque interpretation of the novel's central cast of supernatural, child-hating monsters.
The film employs a generic enough setup for younger-skewing horror. After Luke Eveshim's (Jasen Fisher) parents die, he becomes the ward of his Norwegian grandmother, who warns him about malicious witches bent on eradicating kids. Though initially skeptical, Luke discovers the truth when he stumbles upon the beings his grandmother warned him about. Luke is turned into a mouse, after which he's compelled to fight his way back to his former self.
The natural states of the coven's witches make for the most lastingly disturbing elements of the film. Employing all the effects mastery that made him a household name, Henson's witches are horrific, with dripping extremities and funhouse-mirror eyes, noses, and lips. Their visual creepiness lingers in pop culture more than any element of the plot.
With films like Kubo and the Two Strings and ParaNorman, Phil Knight's animation studio Laika has fully cemented its reputation as a premiere stop-motion animation house. But the company first signaled its promise with 2009's Coraline, an adaptation of the Neil Gaiman YA novella of the same name.
Coraline boasts ambitious visuals, an inventive world, and some downright unsettling elements. It centers on the titular Coraline Jones (Dakota Fanning), a disaffected teen who resents her parents for moving the family to Oregon. When she stumbles upon a hidden passage in her new home, however, she discovers a lively and insidious parallel reality where the more frightening elements of the film begin. Most notably, the bizzaro version of her mother pushes Coraline to replace her eyes with buttons to allow her entry into the docile populace of the parallel world - where she'll stay forever.
While the film's balance of macabre elements and stunning design prevents it from being an out-and-out horror film, the dark turns are what makes it a fun ride. Things can still be off-putting, however, like the question of what the Other Mother does with her victims' eyes.
It's tough making a sequel to what's considered one of the best family films, especially when it's also one of the most beloved movies of all time. It's not surprising Return to Oz, Disney's 1985 follow-up to The Wizard of Oz, failed to reach the same heights as its forebear. The film, however, is fascinating.
Return to Oz throws the gauntlet down early by implying that the charms of Oz have left Dorothy (Fairuza Balk) in an inescapable funk. When her aunt determines the only way to save her niece from believing in fairy tales is electroshock therapy, things turn to the bizarre and terrifying. Following a lighting strike to the facility she's in, Dorothy winds up back in Oz - only to discover it's become a degraded wasteland.
Though this alternate route to Oz could've simply been an unconventional one, the film opts for the strangest options again and again. Replacing the Lion and Tin Man as Dorothy's companions, for example, are a talking chicken, a bulbous robot, a pumpkin-headed stick figure, and a moose bust. Along with the headless villains, the anthropomorphized rock monsters, and the monkey with wheels for hands, Return to Oz more than makes its case as one of the most bizarre children's films of the '80s.


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"If you battle monsters, you don't always become a monster.
But you aren't entirely human anymore, either."
~ from Jonathan Maberry's
Code Zero
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Welcome to Deadland
Zachary Tyler Linville
Welcome to Deadland
, author Zachary Tyler Linville puts an intriguing spin on apocalyptic zombie tales, employing fast-paced alternating timelines. His flawed, complex characters strive desperately to evade the infected hordes and save the remnants of humanity…while conquering their own inner demons. Will they make it to the abandoned theme park in time? Can they work together despite their different backgrounds? In a starred review,
Publishers Weekly
calls this debut "engaging, heartbreaking, and thrilling."
Bracken MacLeod
Somewhere in the Arctic Ocean, a hurricane-force storm is battering a supply ship headed for an oil rig. The crew struggle to keep ice from building up, to re-secure loosened cargo containers, and to stay on board. When they develop flu-like symptoms, only one man is unaffected -- Noah Cabot, the inept deck hand who's also the captain's alienated son-in-law. Amid the natural terrors, which are deadly enough, the men start seeing something else that flits across their peripheral vision. Even the most intrepid horror fan should be in a warm, comfy, safe, and well-lit place while reading
I Am Providence: A Novel
Nick Mamatas
Take one part Horror Con satire, one part murder mystery, and one part dead narrator, add a dash of bitters, and garnish with cosplayers, and you'll approximate author Nick Mamatas'
I Am Providence
. An homage to (or critique of) cult favorite writer H.P. Lovecraft, this suspenseful, complex novel will please mystery readers willing to venture into horror territory as well as fright-fanatics who enjoy dark humor. If you don't mind switching from horror to science fiction, you might also try Sharyn McCrumb's classic mysteries,
Bimbos of the Death Sun
Zombies of the Gene Pool
The Family Plot: A Novel
Cherie Priest
An old mansion near Chattanooga, TN, contains a goldmine of salvageable items, from marble mantelpieces to heart pine flooring to a chestnut staircase -- and that's not counting the outbuildings. Music City Salvage's owner Chuck Dutton pays $40,000 for the right to strip the entire property, and puts his daughter Dahlia in charge of the project. But soon they find human remains in a supposedly fake cemetery, the house's owner disappears, and the mansion displays signs that it has a will of its own -- an unfriendly one. The salvage crew are in danger -- but from what?
Library Journal
's starred review calls this contemporary haunted house tale an "irresistible mix of horror and home improvement."
Mirror Image
Michael Scott and Melanie Ruth Rose
Los Angeles antiques dealer Jonathan Frazer thinks he's gotten the deal of the millennium when he buys a huge, centuries-old mirror, but he thinks again when three of his employees die while restoring the piece. Then it starts showing him images of them and other dead people, and he realizes that it's up to him to free their souls. The darkly fantastic
Mirror Image
features gory sexual violence as well as other supernatural occurrences. Horror fans who don't mind the explicitly erotic aspects will appreciate the compelling writing and twisty plot.
Here Be Monsters!
Roosevelt's Beast: A Novel
Louis Bayard
Former President Theodore ("the Colonel") Roosevelt and his son Kermit went to Brazil in 1914 to map an uncharted river. During that trip, the Colonel suffered a minor injury that escalated into a debilitating illness. Author Louis Bayard imagines an alternate version of this history, in which the Colonel and Kermit are kidnapped by native Brazilians and forced to confront an evil, deadly monster.
Roosevelt's Beast
transforms the Roosevelts' actual journey into a terrifying supernatural battle. If you enjoy horror tales that unfold in the context of already thrilling adventures, you might also try Dan Simmons'
The Abominable
Dead and Alive
Dean Koontz
Dead and Alive
, the 3rd book in Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series, Hurricane Katrina bears down on New Orleans, threatening total chaos. Scientist Victor Frankenstein, 250 years old and now calling himself Helios, is planning to destroy humanity with his artificial humanoid monsters. But his first creation, who has renamed himself Deucalion, supports the humans, and he heads up an army of Victor's less successful creatures in a bid to derail his project. Though thoroughly science-fictional,
Dead and Alive
is also terrifying. You may want to start with book 1,
Prodigal Son
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The Dead Town
Hemlock Grove: A Novel
Brian McGreevy
Author Brian McGreevy's
Hemlock Grove
(the inspiration for the Netflix television series by the same name) portrays a depressed rust-belt Pennsylvania town where rumors suggest that a local biotech facility is doing unethical research that produces flesh-eating monsters. Or perhaps Peter Rumancek, the new student at the high school, is a werewolf. Whatever the cause, a monster is killing and mutilating people in a manner reminiscent of Renfield, Bram Stoker's character from
praises McGreevy's skill at keeping the horror just vague enough "to make it genuinely unnerving."
Nocturnal: A Novel
Scott Sigler
A strange series of killings haunts San Francisco police detective Bryan Clauser, who becomes even more concerned when he realizes he's dreaming about murders before they occur. Meanwhile, 13-year-old Rex Deprovdechuk is tormented by bullies, and homeless Aggie James is kidnapped and locked up underground, where he is surrounded by mutants. As the murder spree continues, Clauser finds disturbing evidence that it is not the work of an ordinary serial killer...and the threat is much greater than a typical crime wave. The unlikely allies -- Clauser, Rex, and Aggie -- are on their own against the evil monsters, and considerable amounts of blood will flow before the end.
Chimera: A Jim Chapel Mission
David Wellington
In author David Wellington's series launch
, genetically modified super-soldiers called chimeras have gone out on a targeted killing spree, and a pair of top-level government officials order retired Special Forces veteran Jim Chapel to track down and kill the monsters. Accompanied by a beautiful veterinarian and a sexy hacker, he sets out on his assigned mission, but he wonders what's really behind the killing machines: is it a government conspiracy? Fans of fast-paced science fiction/horror blends will want to pick up Wellington's Jim Chapel series, which currently extends to three volumes. For more in this vein, try Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger novels, starting with
Patient Zero
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Retired detective Norma Bates has solved every murder case presented to her. Except one. It's quite literally coming back to haunt her.
Performance Dates: 6 - 27 Aug
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Venue 13 21.30 (35 min)
27 July (19.15), Bute Theatre, CardiffWhen her lecture is hijacked by an apparent ghost in the machine, Norma is forced to confront the details of her unsolved case. Reliving her encounter with the pivotal witness, whose own prejudices cast a lingering shadow over her investigation, she uncovers a tale of racism, betrayal and lost love. The figure who walks among the misty Scottish woods carries a lantern to light his way, but the very nature of the killer is called into question.
What was the inspiration for this performance?
Discovering the first ten minutes of the play itself at a dramatised reading I was involved in as an actress - I was gripped by the idea of a traditional ghost story being wrapped in the sterile atmosphere of a university lecture theatre, but still having the power to terrify. I have always been drawn to ghost stories anyway - not blood and gore, but the creeping realisation that something supernatural is at work - and is inescapable.
How did you go about gathering the team for it?
We were very lucky to get Tommo Fowler on board as director - he and I had worked together at the Finborough Theatre last year, on a production which won the Studio Theatre Award for best play of 2016. He directed and I acted. I knew he was able to help me navigate my way through a monologue delivered directly to the audience, as I had done in I Wish to Die Singing, but also that he has a fantastic eye for visuals and the combination of technology and theatre.
Originally my husband, who was a successful actor for 16 years and then switched careers, was going to play the non-speaking part of the Technician and take three weeks' holiday in Edinburgh while I performed - but then Tommo pointed out that he was perfect casting for the other main character - the Laird. Julian has Scottish ancestry and red hair!
And he went to public school, as we imagine the Laird to have done. And he's still a brilliant actor! Our third cast member will have just graduated from the drama school - Drama Studio London - at which Julian and I both trained, and where I still teach. I auditioned a number of young men for the role, and Antonis stood out as having imagination and physical flair - a perfect combination for our mysterious technician. And when I looked for a PR expert, Miriam was the obvious candidate.
Our play sits absolutely in the centre of her sphere of interest, she did wonderful work for a company last year, and she and I got on like a house on fire (I use that term advisedly!!) when we skyped.
How did you become interested in making performance?
I've been an actor since 1983, working in theatre, radio, TV, film and audiobooks. I really love to keep pushing my own boundaries - I think it's the way to stay alive and vital - so in 2009 I started producing my own work (sometimes), with a writer I'd known since university, who'd written a part I wanted to play!
And last year I helped to devise a piece about neurotransmitters in the brain and how they bear on addiction. That experience increased my desire to keep working with new writers and helping to bring their work to the stage, if a play or a part seizes my interest.
Was your process typical of the way that you make a performance?
I think as an actor I have certain basic building blocks in my method which I use when I'm preparing a role, but aside from that, every piece and performance is different, so the way of working is different too. There is a certain shorthand between Julian and myself because we worked together as actors for 18 months in one company when we first met - and again a couple of times after that - so we share a language. And Tommo and I have some of that too (a different language from mine and Julian's though!).
What is most different about this performance is actually that the writer is rather geographically remote, as she was only in London for a short course and has now returned to the U.S. - she is helping to run a summer camp, so we can only contact her by email about once a week. This has made the process of discussing and modifying the script slightly trickier than having the writer in the room with us, but the upside is that there is a very clinical focus on why and how certain parts of the text adapt.
What do you hope that the audience will experience?
We hope the audience will be afraid, in the enjoyable way of people choosing to confront themselves with their fears and test their own boundaries! We've thought a great deal about what frightens an audience as they watch both supernatural and crime stories - because our play is set in two different times and situations, what creates suspense in one part won't be the same as the other - and we have to keep the tension up throughout! We also hope they'll recognise the dilemmas of the two main characters - and that we'll provoke discussion and thought afterwards about a number of prevalent themes:- the fragility and mutability of memory; how we define someone as an outsider; and how we all deal with what we find beyond our comprehension.
What strategies did you consider towards shaping this audience experience?
We hope the audience will have an experience which surrounds them - so that they feel truly part of the 'lecture theatre' - and the other space into which Norma, the Professor, guides them. We also thought about what frightens us as individuals, and have tried to incorporate those aspects – chaos; a sense of undefined menace; the inability to help someone in danger about whom you care; our own inevitable mental decline as we age.
To create this, we'll use the technological paraphernalia of the lecture hall, with which many of the audience will be familiar - but we'll also use this to threaten the audience to some extent, as well as feeding in an unpredictable element from the cast and their behaviour. And we hope that the audience will recognise in themselves the potential for self-destruction in Norma - particularly with regard to the unreliability of her memory which, again, we intend to enhance using the technology. The audience shouldn't be sure what's true and what's not.
Do you see your work within any particular tradition?
I think it's very much in the tradition of the best ghost stories - M R James's A Warning to the Curious; The Monkey's Paw by W W Jacobs and The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. We hope we can follow in the footsteps of the stage version of The Woman in Black too!
But the flawed female detective at the heart of the narrative also puts our play into the genre of the most current television series, where wonderful actresses like Suranne Jones, Lesley Sharpe and Anna Friel wrestle with their personal demons, while trying to do a decent job in a traditionally male arena.
The work of promising new writer Rose Miller, 'Criminology 303' is the Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut for Tangent Theatre Company. By embedding the traditional ghost story in modern digital society, this play unearths deep fears about the vulnerability of human memory, while reminding us that nothing is really forgotten in the internet age.
"The ghost likes it when people lose sight of themselves" Rose Miller, Writer
About Tangent Theatre Company:
Born out of a match made in theatre heaven, Tangent Theatre has championed new writing - which they call 'the life blood of theatre for the future' - for just over a decade. Actress Jilly Bond and writer Peter Kesterton partnered on a number of projects, beginning with 'Air Guitar' for Bristol Old Vic, followed by Afternoon Dramas for BBC Radio 4, and a production of 'Glasshouse' in 2009. Most recently, Tangent commissioned and produced the World Premiere of 'The Most Gorgeous Lady Blessington' by acclaimed radio writer Martyn Wade, at the Wallace Collection in London.
Jilly Bond is known for her work with the National Theatre, with BBC Radio 4 (including 'The Archers') and for her award-winning audio books. If Jilly Bond is the famous voice, then her partner Julian Gartside is the face you'll recognise. Julian has made regular appearances on TV ('Casualty', 'Poirot', 'Morse' and 'Jeeves & Wooster') and film (Kenneth Branagh's 'Henry V' and 'Twelfth Night' and Stephen Poliakoff's 'Close my Eyes'). Director Tommo Fowler was Assistant Director for 2012 play 'Rainbow', which took home a Scotsman Fringe First Award, and recently directed award-winning 'I Wish to Die Singing' (also starring Jilly Bond).


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It has to be said that Glasgow has produced (yet again) an astonishingly good firm of architects in the form of GM+AD (Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop).
GM+AD do not have a specific GM+AD-ness, they are not selling a specific style a la macintosh, or an architectural school or movement. What actually happens is this: a normal person with no particular interest in "architecture" notices and admire a particular building one day, and does the same with another building some time later — and then realises that the common denominator is GM+AD.
For example, there is an extraordinary building in Glasgow — it's the Radisson on Argyle Street — and is described as different, unexpected, remarkable, very noticeable, very new and modern, unusual and stylish. The general opinion is that the building is not a carbuncle, but that it is a credit to the city. OK, that's quit enough.
So now to another building in Glasgow — Hazelwood School — and again, this building is described as different, unexpected, remarkable, very noticeable, very new and modern, unusual and stylish. Yet the two buildings are completely different from each other.
The Radisson is a serious multi-storey hotel in a city centre location, while the school is for children with severe sensory impairment.
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Time moved on. The officer's wife re-married. Lucky became an unwanted reminder of a time past.
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Four-Sided Gauger's Slide Rule by Cook
Four-Sided Gauger's Slide Rule by Cook
- Description
- This is a twelve-inch, four-sided boxwood slide rule used in England for measuring and taxing barrels of liquid. Each of the four slides has a brass guide at one end, and the various special points on the rules are marked with inset brass pegs. On one side, the base has a D scale, logarithmically divided from 1 to 3.2 and from 3.2 to 10. Point 18.789 is marked G, the circular gauge point, for determining the mean diameter of a barrel. Point 46.3 is marked MS, for the side of a square vessel that contains a solid bushel per inch of depth, and point 52.32 is marked MR, for the side of a square vessel that contains a malt bushel per inch of depth. The slide has two identical B scales, logarithmically divided from 1 to 10. Point 277.42 is marked G for the imperial gallon.
- On the second side, the base has logarithmic scales that run from 1 to 8 and from 8 to 100. It is labeled SEGT ST (Segments Standing) at the top left and SS at the bottom right. The slide has two identical C scales, logarithmically divided from 1 to 9. This side was used to estimate the volume of a barrel that was standing vertically and partially filled. The back of the slide lists gauge points, divisors, and factors for circles for malt and for gall (another substance used in making alcoholic beverages) in circular and square containers.
- On the third side, the base has an A scale, logarithmically divided from 1 to 10, and an MD (Malt Depth) scale that runs logarithmically in the opposite direction from somewhat less than 3 to 20. Point 2219 is marked B, for the number of cubic inches in a bushel under the imperial system of measurement, and point 277.42 is marked G, for the imperial gallon. The slide has two identical C scales, logarithmically divided from 1 to 9. The back of the slide has a scale of inches, a scale labeled SPH[EROI]D, and a scale labeled 2D VAR[IETY]. These scales are for determining the diameters of two different shapes of barrels. Underneath the slide is marked: COOK. MAKER TO THE HONBLE BOARD OF EXCISE. LATE WELLINGTON CROWN COURT SOHO LONDON NO 2950.
- On the fourth side, the base has logarithmic scales that run from 0 to 4 and from 4 to 100. It is labeled SEGT LY (Segments Lying) at the top left and SL at the bottom right. The slide has two identical B scales, logarithmically divided from 1 to 9. Underneath the slide, points 3.9 and 99 are connected by a line marked with H.
- The use of the Imperial system of units dates this slide rule to after 1824. It is of the style developed by Thomas Everard in 1683 and, at 12 inches, represents one of the two standard "pocket" sizes (the other was 9"). Laban Cook(e) succeeded Alexander Wellington (d. 1825) as a Maker to the English Board of Excise and remained in business until 1834. Compare to the older rule for gauging and ullage (the amount a container is lacking to be full), 319510.
- References: D. Baxandall, Catalogue of the Collections in the Science Museum: Mathematics I. Calculating Machines and Instruments (London, 1926), 42; Colin Barnes, "The Customs and Excise Gauging Slide Rule," Journal of the Oughtred Society 4, no. 2 (1995): 53–57; Peter M. Hopp, Slide Rules: Their History, Models, and Makers (Mendham, N.J.: Astragal Press, 1999), 72, 245; Gloria Clifton, Dictionary of British Scientific Instrument Makers (London: National Maritime Museum, 1995), 64.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Object Name
- calculating rule
- slide rule
- date made
- 1825-1834
- maker
- Cook, Laban
- place made
- United Kingdom: England, London
- Physical Description
- boxwood (overall material)
- brass (part material)
- Measurements
- overall: 2.9 cm x 2.9 cm x 30.5 cm; 1 5/32 in x 1 5/32 in x 12 in
- ID Number
- 1980.0588.04
- catalog number
- 1980.0588.04
- accession number
- 1980.0588
- subject
- Taxes
- Rule, Calculating
- Mathematics
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- Science & Mathematics
- Slide Rules
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History
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I have the identical slide rule but with "SOHO London No 1528 "Thank you for the detailed description.
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At Westside Church, we know that your first time at a church can possibly be uncomfortable and confusing. We want you to be able to relax and experience some great contemporary worship music, an encouraging and impactful message, friendly people and the warm atmosphere that make Westside such a great place.
When are your Weekend Service Times?
We meet at our Placerville campus on Thursdays at 7:00pm, Sundays at 9:00am and 11:00am. At our Cameron Park campus we meet on Sundays at 10:00am. All 4 services are the same so take your pick.
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Because the teaching in our main services at Westside is practical and relevant, our Jr. High and High School aged young people join with the adults during the Sunday services. IMPACT, our High School group meets on Thursdays at 7:00pm and our Jr. High group meets at 6:30pm on Thursdays at our Placerville Campus.
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"Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, we invite you to come and experience the genuine warmth and friendliness at Westside Church."