Archive: February 2004

Making Churches Accessible

Posted by Katja on 29 February 2004 | Permalink
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Via Scott, Making Churches Accessible: Activist Asks Houses of Worship to Open Their Doors.
I have to give NPR an Obfuscated Website award, though – their search feature seems to be hopeless. Even if you use the exact title and date of a story from their website, their search function won’t find it. Even if [...]

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Convenient Broomfield!

Posted by Katja on 25 February 2004 | Permalink
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Be still my beating heart!
Yesterday in Broomfield I discovered:
The library has a drive-up book return.
The Shamrock gas station at the corner of 287 and 10th Avenue has pumps with reachable call buttons and credit card reader things.
Church of the Holy Comforter is almost entirely wheelchair accessible, including the choir loft, but not including the chancel.

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Which Came First?

Posted by Katja on 23 February 2004 | Permalink
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The immune response or the myelin deterioration?
New Data Challenge Theories of Multiple Sclerosis

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St. Martin’s Chamber Choir

Posted by Katja on 23 February 2004 | Permalink
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Attended a St. Martin’s Chamber Choir performance at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Denver last night.
The programming was wonderful – settings of the Magnificat and other Marian hymns from Gregorian chant to the present day. Director Tim Krueger is an Anglican choirmaster, and he placed the pieces in the context of the Office, particularly Vespers [...]

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