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The Creativity and Parkinson's Project explores, supports, and encourages the therapeutic value of creativity for those living with Parkinson's disease. It hosts an online gallery of over 300 artworks created by people with Parkinson's and shares their inspirational stories. The project publishes an annual calendar featuring artwork from 13 artists and creates awareness materials using art from the gallery. It is also home to the Parkinson's Quilt, the first global awareness project of its kind for the Parkinson's community.
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The Creativity and Parkinson's Project explores, supports, and encourages the therapeutic value of creativity for those living with Parkinson's disease. It hosts an online gallery of over 300 artworks created by people with Parkinson's and shares their inspirational stories. The project publishes an annual calendar featuring artwork from 13 artists and creates awareness materials using art from the gallery. It also oversees the Parkinson's Quilt, the first global awareness project in the Parkinson's community.
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The document provides announcements for Clemens High School. It includes information about birthdays, club meetings, induction ceremonies, sales, sports recognitions, scholarships, contests, performances, and senior ads. Key details are highlighted about club meetings and inductions happening on specific dates and times, sports players being honored, scholarships available, and upcoming performances and contests.
Fall Percussion Ensemble story
The Southeast Missouri State University Percussion Ensemble will perform over 100 instruments, including unconventional items like paper bags. They will have a special performance with the marching band drumline and front ensemble. The concert will feature pieces from various genres including pop, rock, and classical music. Students spent several weeks rehearsing their parts for the October 23rd performance.
June Events Pp
The document announces various events taking place at a library in June, including movie screenings, concerts, book discussions, art exhibits, and more. A series of Hitchcock films will be shown on Tuesdays. Other events include a piano and vocal concert, a science fiction book and movie discussion, a talk on adoption, a health program on heart health, an art exhibit by a father-daughter artist duo, outdoor concerts, a family movie night, book club meetings, a youth chorus performance, an environmental presentation, a play festival, a poetry reading, and a music open mic.
Open 2013 Online Art Exhibition Event Catalogue
The Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its November 2013 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. An art competition was held in September and October 2013 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition.
The gallery did not have a theme for the art competition which was used to determine the participants to this exhibition. 2D artists who applied were allowed to select their own subject matter.
The gallery received submissions from 24 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 36 different states and the District of Columbia. Overall, there were 673 entries that were judged for this art competition.
Abstracts Art Exhibition 2012 - Event Catalogue
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its July 2012 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. The theme for this art exhibition is “Abstracts” and artists were asked to apply to this competition by submitting their best non-representational for inclusion into the gallery’s July online group exhibition.
An art competition was held in June 2012 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition. The gallery received submissions from 21 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 34 different states. Overall, there were 900 entries from 246 different artists that were judged for this art competition.
Cameron Meyferth Writing and Advertisement Samples
The Luther College men's and women's soccer teams both defeated Buena Vista University in conference matches on October 3rd. The women won 6-0 behind two goals from Melisse Chassé and one each from Madison Speer, Lauren Hughes, Hanna Christopher, and Ellie Bunz. The women's team improved to 10-1 overall and 2-0 in conference play. The men also defeated Buena Vista 5-1, improving their record to 7-3-2 overall and 2-0 in conference. Both Norse teams will look to continue their success in upcoming conference matches.
“To Kill a Mockingbird” Short term exchange of groups of pupils ŠKOFJA LOKA ...
The document outlines activities for students visiting Škofja Loka, Slovenia to study the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" through the lens of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics). The activities include discussions of the book, a calligraphy workshop, exploring the small town setting through a treasure hunt, observing birds at a nature reserve to learn about mockingbirds in the story, exploring cultural connections through rap music, workshops on prejudice/law involving forensic science and DNA, and reflections. The students will also visit cultural and natural landmarks in Slovenia like Postojna Cave, Lake Bled, and Ljubljana.
Seasons 2015 Online Art Exhibition - Event Catalogue
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its January 2015 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to be viewed online. The “Seasons” Art Competition theme includes and represent the four distinct times of the year, along with any scenes, events, or any activities associated with those four seasons. 2D and 3D artists (Including Photography) were asked to submit their best representational or non-representational art.
An art competition was held in December 2014 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition. The gallery received submissions from 15 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 31 different states. Overall, there were 391 entries judged for this art competition.
Congratulations to the artists who have been designated as this month’s category winners, along with the winning Special Merit and Special Recognition artists. The gallery commends all of the winning artists for their artistic skill and their creativity, as this online art exhibition is indicative of their creativity.
To proceed to the gallery’s “Seasons” online art exhibition follow this link http://www.lightspacetime.com/seasons-art-exhibition-january-2015/
Winter-Spring Brochure 12-12
This document lists various writing workshops and classes being offered at the Hudson Valley Writers' Center between winter and spring 2016. It includes poetry, fiction, memoir, playwriting, and other genres. Specific classes are listed with instructor name, date/time, and cost. There are also upcoming events like readings, open mic nights, and a poetry festival advertised. The document provides location details and directions for the Hudson Valley Writers' Center.
The Renaissance Literature
This document summarizes a presentation on John Milton's Paradise Lost and the character of Eve. It provides background on Milton, an introduction to Eve as the first woman created by God from Adam's rib to be his wife and progenitor of the human race. The creation of the universe and humanity is described, with God creating male and female in his image and instructing them to be fruitful and multiply. The fruit Eve and Adam ate in the Garden of Eden is identified as a pomegranate rather than an apple.
Abstracts 2015 Online Art Exhibition - Event Catalogue
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its June 2015 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to be viewed online. Artists were asked for their interpretation of the “Abstracts” theme by submitting their best nonobjective or nonrepresentational art for this art competition.
An art competition was held in May 2015 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition. The gallery received submissions from 23 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 35 different states. Overall, there were 760 entries judged for this art competition.
Congratulations to the artists who have been designated as this month’s category winners, along with the winning Special Merit and Special Recognition artists. The gallery commends all of the winning artists for their artistic skill and their creativity, as this online art exhibition is indicative of their creativity.
To proceed to the gallery’s “Abstracts” online art exhibition follow this link http://www.lightspacetime.com/abstracts-art-exhibition-june-2015/
All Women Art Exhibition Event Catalogue
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its February 2012 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. The basis for this month’s art exhibition was “All Women” (women only artists) and contained an open subject theme.
An art competition was held in January 2012 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition. The gallery received submissions from 21different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 39 different states. Overall, there were 1,219 entries that were judged for this art competition. Due to the volume of entries, the gallery decided to create 4 media categories and make awards for each, along with an Overall Category which was selected from the 4 media categories.
Belokolenko intellectual contests in the library
The document summarizes intellectual reading contests held at libraries in Moscow to motivate citizens to read. It describes several contests held between 2008-2013 focused on works like Dante's Divine Comedy and poems by Byron. The contests had over 100 participants each and assessed readers based on their knowledge, performance skills, and emotional expression. The contests helped promote reading, creativity, and local libraries. Winning readers received certificates and positive media coverage which brought attention to the value of reading.
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The document contains announcements for Samuel Clemens High School for December 5th, 2011. It includes information about upcoming events like an oratorical contest, sign language club, National Honor Society induction, and baseball meeting. It also lists opportunities for scholarships, cookie sales, a holiday outfit contest, and a male pageant featuring young men from grades 10-12 to benefit dance teams. Student profiles are included at the end.
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- 2. Music Vocal Ensemble Music Live Demonstration by a Student Group Band Solo and Duets -- Live Performances Listen for Announcements, Ongoing Vocal Music Document Camera / “Class in Action”: Georgia Sea Islands; Africa; 50’s Doo-Wop Superheroes Composition Preparation Silent Films: “The Bill Collector:” Improv Skits to Scott Joplin’s “Maple Leaf Rag”
- 3. Visual Art • Kindergarten: Drawings: “Noah’s Ark” • 1st Grade: Montages: “Fall Leaf” & Paintings: “Winter Mitten” • 3rd & 5th Grades: 2 D and 3D Works: “Unique Fire Hydrants” 5th Grade: “Castles” as Paper Sculptures 7th Grade: Watercolors: “Rose Novenas” & Sculptures: “Mardi Gras Parade Floats” Writing … …
- 4. Writing: • Kindergarten – “If I Were President” • 1st Grade - Dr. Seuss Acrostic Poems • 2nd Grade - Second Grade Cinquains, 5 line poems • 3rdGrade - Poetry Presentations • 4th Grade and 5th Grade – Poetry • 6th Grade: Civil Rights “Glogsters” on Laptops • 7th Grade: Tom Sawyer FaceBook Posters • 8th Grade: To Kill A Mockingbird Characterizations
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