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late january is a great time to visit these kinds of places. the tourists have mostly gone home and many of the locals are off with relatives in florida. no lines. did not have to wait and had super-attentive staff. yay.
The Orders and Fellowship gathering for Great Plains clergy was held Jan. 21-22, 2015, at St. Mark’s UMC in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Our featured speakers were the Rev. Jay Hanson, senior pastor, and Anne Bosarge, director of discipleship, from The Chapel, a United Methodist congregation in Brunswick, Georgia. Their messages focused on growing church leaders with a theme of "High Def Leadership Development".
The sermon at closing worship was given by the Rev. Karyn Wiseman, associate professor of Homiletics and director of United Methodist Studies at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
For more information, visit www.greatplainsumc.org/OF2015
My last snap at a bar before departing for customs and my complimentary copy of The Guardian. Taken at JFK International Airport. It looks a little better on black...
Choreography by: Rachel Bleshman, Rachel Cohen, Pia Silvia Dubitsky
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My friends were married yesterday. This is part of their story.
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Choreography by: Rachel Bleshman, Rachel Cohen, Pia Silvia Dubitsky
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Germans, hired by the British, march before the battle. Revolutionary War Encampment, Fort Ward Park, 4301 W Braddock Rd, Alexandria, VA.
A custom apron order for a bride. Michael Miller Wedding fabric, a big flouncy bow, fluffy and romantic and sweet.
Hi ho, hi ho. It's off to war we go. Nevermind the modern day telephone pole and wires in the background. Heh.
Let your fashion expose this season by draping this marvelous piece from Ethnic Bella. This lovely shaded orange & red colored saree is fabricated in crepe silk saree with heavy resham thread embroidered with zari worked dupion blouse and he bright colors are its unique selling point. Grab it before it’s gone as it comes with an additional attire look.
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Columns are probably the most spectacular element of the decor of the facade of the house. Egyptian and Roman colonnades make a lasting impression. By general appearance, the columns are divided into so-called orders:
- The Greek warrant is Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian.
- Roman warrant is Tuscan and composite.
In turn, the column of any order consists of three main parts:
- the capital of the column - the upper curly part
- column barrel - smooth or with slots - flutes
- column base - lower curly part
In modern architecture, the following proportions of diameter to height (base, body, capital) are considered to be classical proportions for the manufacture of columns:
- Tuscan column - 1: 7
- Doric Column - 1: 8
- Ionic Column - 1: 9
- Corinthian Column - 1:10
- Composite column - 1:10
Of course, the trunk of a classical column should have a narrowing in height - entasis. But, due to the technical complexity of execution and high cost, we offer a cylindrical body of the column. Entasis column we can do without a reinforcing layer. We produce the column trunk to the floor of the column, which allows you to draw up an existing carrier column. Our catalog offers three types of slots - flutes. Bases and capitals of columns we also produce halves. The column elements we offer are from the Doric order.
The surface quality of the protective layer of our columns allows us to use them in addition to the facade of the house and in the interior.
Rev. Stephanie Ahlschwede provided a LEaD talk about building our own "coaching trees" like Dean Smith of the North Carolina Tar Heels.
hmmm....curiouser and curiouser.
I swear i did not position these toys this way. I found this at an antique shop and just had to snap a shot!! :D
The Orders and Fellowship gathering for Great Plains clergy was held Jan. 21-22, 2015, at St. Mark’s UMC in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Our featured speakers were the Rev. Jay Hanson, senior pastor, and Anne Bosarge, director of discipleship, from The Chapel, a United Methodist congregation in Brunswick, Georgia. Their messages focused on growing church leaders with a theme of "High Def Leadership Development".
The sermon at closing worship was given by the Rev. Karyn Wiseman, associate professor of Homiletics and director of United Methodist Studies at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
For more information, visit www.greatplainsumc.org/OF2015
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decluttr (pretty please, so much sunny-er)