Hi Everyone!
I was driving by Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill last night and they had a lot of people on the lawn unloading even more pumpkins off of a truck!
If you are in the area, you should check this place out. It’s very family friendly as well.
Link For More Info: http://www.icoh.net/default.asp
Here is a link to the photo album: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.429782840402827.91672.147734928607621&type=1
Hi Everyone!
I am walking in a Help the Homeless Community Walk and I hope you will sponsor me by making a tax-deductible donation to my effort.
100% of your donation will go directly to Arlington Street People’s Assistance Network (A-SPAN).
The Help the Homeless Program raises funds to support organizations working to prevent and end homelessness. Please help us make a difference in the lives of homeless families and children by making a donation today!
Please click this link to be brought to the donation page: http://www.hthwalks.org/site/TR/Walk/General?px=1342464&pg=personal&fr_id=1712
Every penny counts!
$25 buys a hot meal for 10 people in a shelter
$50 buys two bags of groceries for a homeless family
$100 buys a night in an emergency hotel accommodation for a homeless family
“Great architecture has only two natural enemies: water and stupid men.” ~ Richard Nickel
I have recently learned that a architectural beauty is very close to being torn down. The Bradford Odeon was a cine theater company’s Odeon Cinemas in the city of Bradford. The building opened in 1938, bombed in 1940, rebuilt in 2000 and closed. Its landmark facade has been left virtually untouched.
History of the Bradford Odeon: http://www.kingsdr.demon.co.uk/cinemas/odeon.htm
(The Odeon is currently covered awaiting its fate).
The Homes and Communities Agency owns the building and plans to raze it. It says restoring the cinema would be too expensive. Mr. Mark Nicholson, from the Bradford Odeon Rescue Group, said talks with the agency would continue and he hoped the new plans would save the building.
“Although the building itself at the moment looks like an eyesore and is covered up there’s still massive potential there for it to be redeveloped. The architecture is fantastic, you have got the iconic towers. It’s more than possible to work with what you have got there and turn it into a real asset for the 21st Century in Bradford.” ~ Mr. Nicholson
Here is a great article to help you understand the plight of the Bradford Odeon: Bradford Odeon: Can we have our happy ending now please?
The moment that we forget our past, is the moment we forget ourselves. Don’t let this fine building be torn down. Please spent a few minutes to sign this online petition to Save the Bradford Odeon http://t.co/4AZGJCmn
Thank you for your time!
Studio Eingana 