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PAGE 2 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”. These words are quoted from “A tale of two cities” by Charles Dickens. These words are true today in view of our financial difficulties in our country where businesses are struggling, and jobs in their hundreds, including the steel industry, are being lost each week. We are seeing appalling media news each day showing the terrible suffering of the refugees who in desperation are fleeing the war in Syria to come to Europe. They are words that were true in Dickens’ day, and in the French Revolution that the book is about and indeed in the days of Mary and Joseph when Jesus was born in that stable at Bethlehem and they fled from the rage of King Herod to be refugees in Egypt. But if that is the bad news, what is the good news? At Christmas we thank God as we celebrate the most wonderful good news this world has ever known. God Himself had the humility to leave the glory of heaven and be born a tiny vulnerable baby in a stable. Everyone can relate to Jesus who would die on a cross to forgive us our sins, showing God’s love to us. The refugee and homeless can feel at home with Him as someone who understands - the ordinary shepherds feel at home in the stable amongst the animals. “Jesus is the same, yesterday and today and for ever” (Hebrews 13:8). He is always the same. His love never changes. He is always good news, the light of the world in our dark age. So we have good news to celebrate. No matter what the evils of the day, it should not rob us of our Christmas joy. So with Jesus it can always be “the best of times”. Graham Gittings, Associate Minister DECEMBER Sunday 6 December 2nd Sunday of Advent Malachi 3.1-4 & Luke 3.1-6 Sunday 13 December 3rd Sunday of Advent Zephaniah 3.14-20 & Luke 3.7-18 Sunday 20 December 4th Sunday of Advent Micah 5.2-5a & Luke 1.39-55 Christmas Eve (Thurs 24th) 2 Samuel 7.1-5, 8-11, 16 Luke 1.67-79 Christmas Day (Fri 25th) Isaiah 52.7-10 & Luke 2.1-20 Sunday 27 December 1st Sunday of Christmas 1 Samuel 2.18-20,26 & Luke 2.41-52 JANUARY Sunday 3 January 2nd Sunday of Christmas / Epiphany Ephesians 3.1-12 Matthew 2.1-12 Sunday 10 January Baptism of Christ Acts 8.14-17 & Luke 3.15-17, 21-22 Sunday 17 January 2nd Sunday of Epiphany 1 Corinthians 12.1-11 & John 2.1-11 Sunday 24 January 3rd Sunday of Epiphany / 1 Corinthians 12.12-31a Luke 4.14-21 Sunday 31 January 4th Sunday of Epiphany / Presentation of Christ in the Temple 1 Corinthians 13.1-13 Luke 2.22-40
PAGE 3 Sunday 6th December 2nd Sunday of Advent St. Andrew’s 10am Service of the Word St. A & St. P Services to include adding Christmon decorations Thursday 10th December St. Peter’s 8am BCPHC 10.30am Holy Communion All Saints 5.30pm Christingle Service 7.30pm Sing-a-long Carols (as part of Christmas Tree Festival - see opposite page) 13th December 3rd Sunday of Advent 10am Holy Communion 8am BCPHC 10.30am Family Service & thanksgiving 10am Holy Communion 6.30pm Candlelit Carol Service 20th December 4th Sunday of Advent 10am Family Service with Messy Activities 8am BCPHC 10.30am Holy Communion 6.30pm Candlelit Carol Service 5.30pm Christingle Service Christmas Eve (Thursday 24th) Christmas Day (Friday 25th) 27th December 1st Sunday of Christmas No Service 11.30pm Holy Communion 10am 8am BCPHC Holy Communion Main morning service at St. Andrew’s 10am Holy Communion 8am BCPHC 11.30pm Holy Communion No Service (Methodist Chapels will have services) 10am Holy Communion 10.30am Service of the Word by Extension & Baptism
PAGE 4 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Sunday 20th December - Messy Fun! Please join us for a Family Service with Messy Activities at St. Andrew’s at 10am, with a Christmas theme. Ideal for Children & families to enjoy!. All Welcome! Following Messy Fun dates for New Year: 17th January & 21st February, St. Andrew’s Church, 10am. Santa’s Grotto, face-painting, refreshments, Christmas stalls, family fun, activities & much more.
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T PAGE 5 With crafts, stalls, refreshments, games, Santa and much more. Handmade Christmas Cards by Gill Till Available from 28th November at St. Peter’s - all proceeds to Church funds. Many thanks for your support. Many Congratulations to Ruth Bell & Andy Browne on their Engagement from all three Churches. May God Bless you & keep you. Please keep Andy & Ruth in your prayers as they prepare for marriage. All Welcome to join us for Parish Prayers and Mid-Week Communion Parish Communion: Wednesdays, 10am - 11am Parish Prayers: Sundays, 6pm - 7pm & Thursdays, 9.30am - 10.30am All held at St. Andrew’s during term-time. All Welcome! If you would like anyone or any situation to be prayed for at Parish Prayers, or if you would like any names to be added to the monthly prayer diary, please contact the Parish Office. 2 Holiday note: Please note the last dates of term: Life Groups on 1st December, Thursday Parish Prayers on 3rd December, Sunday Parish Prayers on 6th December, Wednesday Parish Communion on 9th December, all re-starting from Sunday 10th January onwards.
PAGE 6 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T All Saints Church Dilhorne Proudly Presents The Andante Choir from Ingestre Friday 11th December 2015 Commencing at 7:30 pm For an Entertaining Evening of Song Ticket Price 3.00 Refreshments of Mulled Wine & Mince Pies included All Welcome Advanced Tickets Available from Church on Service Days & Thursday between 7.30pm & 9pm Enquiries: Jackie Kent Treasurer 07759664700 jackie.kent1964@btinternet.com Ros Daybell Tower Captain 07518020246 or rosdaybell@aol.com
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PAGE 8 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Christingle Services: Sunday 6th December, 5.30pm at All Saints Sunday 20th December, 5.30pm at St. Peter’s Sing-a-long Carols (part of Christmas Tree Festival) Thursday 10th December, 7.30pm at St. Andrew’s Candle-lit Carol Services: Sunday 13th December, 6.30pm at St. Peter’s Sunday 20th December, 6.30pm at All Saints Christmas Eve - Thursday 24th December Midnight Holy Communion 11.30pm at both St. Peter’s and All Saints Christmas Day Services: 8am Holy Communion at St. Peter’s 10am Holy Communion at St. Andrew’s Young at Heart Christmas Meal and Service Friday 4th December at St. Andrew’s 2pm Service, followed by Meal With children from St. Peter’s CE Primary School attending to sing carols. ‘Carols by Candlelight’ by the St. Cecilia Singers Friday 11th December, 7.30pm at St. Peter’s Tickets 4 - Available to purchase on the door or from St. Cecilia’s Choir members.
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Sunday 3rd January 2016 2nd Sunday of Christmas / Epiphany St. Andrew’s St. Peter’s 10am 8am BCPHC Service of the Word 10.30am Holy Communion 10th January 10am Baptism of Christ Holy Communion 8am BCPHC 10.30am Family Service & Thanksgiving PAGE 9 All Saints 10am Family Service 10am Holy Communion 17th January 2nd Sunday of Epiphany 10am 8am BCPHC Family Service with 10.30am Messy Activities & Holy Communion Thanksgiving 10am Service of the Word & Baptism 24th January 3rd Sunday of Epiphany / 10am Holy Communion 10am Holy Communion (also week of Prayer for Christian Unity) 31st January 4th Sunday of Epiphany / Presentation of Christ in the Temple 8am BCPHC 10.30am Service of the Word & Baptism Shared service at St. 8am BCPHC Peter’s at 10.30am 10.30am Shared Benefice Holy Communion Service Shared service at St. Peter’s at 10.30am (No Joint Methodist service this month)
PAGE 10 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Confirmation: If anyone is interested in being confirmed, please speak to Reverend Steve, Reverend Linda or the Office. Confirmations are due to be held in May 2016. Preparation will be arranged for those who would like to be confirmed. Fun, food, discussion, exploring the Christian Faith Alpha Courses are run at intervals at the Red House Pub in Caverswall. Please contact the Parish Office to register your interest in one of our future courses (next course will be in 2016). www.alpha.org Many thanks for all your kind donations made at the October Gift Day for St. Peter’s & St. Andrew’s in support of the ministry and activities of the Churches. 2553.70 has been raised inc. expected tax refunds. Donations welcome for the Salvation Army Life House in Stoke - Men & Women’s Toiletries (e.g. razors, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, flannels etc). Please bring to St. Andrew’s. Many thanks, Pauline Powell I dreamt death came the other night, And Heaven’s gate swung wide, An angel with a halo bright Ushered me inside. And there, to my astonishment Were folks I’d judged and labelled As “quite unfit”, “of little worth”, And “spiritually disabled”. Indignant words rose to my lips But never were set free, For every face showed stunned surprise No one expected me! Anonymous
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T PAGE 11 Dear Friends, In the Old Testament, Jabez was the one who prayed to the God of Israel, "Oh, that you would wonderfully bless me and help me in my work; please be with me in all that I do, and keep me from all evil and disaster!" And God granted him his request. 1 Chronicles 4:10 TLB That Scripture is applicable even today. God wants to bless you and enlarge your territory. That denotes your sphere of influence or your realm of responsibility and authority. Are you ready for increase in your life today? You may desire God’s increase, but the Bible says we have not because we ask not. Are you asking for God’s blessing? Are you calling upon Him to enlarge your area on influence? When you cry out to God to bless you, your faith is activated and this opens the door for Him to work in your life. Open your heart today and ask for God’s blessing; ask for His discernment and wisdom. Request Him to make you more effective on the job; ask Him to increase the quality of your relationships; ask for more people to love and encourage. Expect Him to enlarge your territory so that you can be a greater blessing to those around you. As you take a step of faith in prayer today, God will hear you. He’ll open doors that no man can close and pour out His abundance in every area of your life! Why not pray at this very moment? Say, “Father in heaven, today I open my heart to You and ask You to bless me. I ask You to increase me in every area and teach me to be faithful to You always in Jesus’ name. Amen.” May the Lord grant you what you have asked for and much more - in His love, George & Joyce N. B. The convention at Dehradun was attended by about a thousand people and was a wonderful time. 23 delegates were at the leadership seminar. Please pray for Joyce and I as we celebrate 34 years of marriage and as we travel to minister together in Goa. Thank you so very much. All Saints Dilhorne - Bell Ringers All welcome to join: Practices on Thursday evenings, 7.30pm-9pm, with Sunday ringing 9.30am for 10am service. For more info., please contact Ros Daybell, Tower Captain, 01782 399369 / rosdaybell@aol.com
PAGE 12 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T By Kathie McInnes, The Sentinel, 9 November 2015 FAMILIES from Stoke-on-Trent's oldest pre-school are planning a major celebration to mark its 45th anniversary. St Andrew's With St Peter's Pre-School began life in 1970 as a parent and toddler group set up by two mums, who knocked on doors in their community to drum up interest. Now the Weston Coyney pre-school educates two to five-year-olds, as well as offering the popular sessions for toddlers. At a time when many other early years settings have closed down due to financial pressures, it has managed to weather the challenges. Co-founder Jenny Jarvis believes its success is down to the friendly atmosphere and committed band of staff and volunteers. The 76-year-old, from Weston Coyney, said: "It all started in April 1970 when I saw a tiny notice in the church newsletter, asking people with toddlers if they wanted to come to St Peter's House. I had a little girl and another lady who went along had two little boys. "We thought why don't we turn it into a regular group? We asked other families if they wanted to come to it and, the following week, it was packed to the rafters. We couldn't believe the demand." In April 1971, they launched a fully-fledged playgroup. Today, it is the longest established pre-school in the city to be registered with the Pre-School Learning Alliance. As its anniversary straddles two dates, the birthday party will be held this coming April. Jenny, who spent three years as a supervisor there, has witnessed enormous changes over the years. "In the early days, playgroups were still quite new," she said. "The activities we offered included sand and water play, dressing up and painting. "It started with just volunteers and one qualified supervisor. But we went Co-founder Jenny Jarvis is pictured at St Andrew's With St Peter's Pre-School in Weston Coyney. on a course to train." Picture: Neil Hulse.
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T PAGE 13 The pre-school is still run by a voluntary committee, but it employs six staff. Based at St Andrew's Church, it currently has 24 children on roll and is open for four-and-a-half days a week. Committee member Christine Cooper has been involved since 1983. The 66-year-old, from Weston Coyney, said: "At first, it just provided childcare. But now it's education. We have to follow guidelines and do it professionally. "We now attract families from a much wider area as well." Young children have their own early years curriculum these days and the focus is on helping them to meet learning goals. But parent Jess Allen-Robinson says it hasn't lost its family feel. The 36-year-old, from Adderley Green, added: "If parents have any difficulties, the staff are really supportive. It's about that reassurance. My children thoroughly enjoy it." Her three-year-old son Jasper and two-year-old son Reuben 'graduated' from the toddler group to join the pre-school. Fellow pre-schooler Darci Gibson, aged three, from Biddulph, said: "I like everything about coming here." By Kathie McInnes, The Sentinel, 9 November 2015 ST ANDREW'S With St Peter's Pre-school has remained at the forefront of developments in learning. And from September next year, it is to help pilot the Government's new pledge for 30 hours a week of free early years education and childcare. Three-year-olds can currently receive 15 hours for free. Danielle Cassidy, manager of the Weston Coyney-based pre-school, said: "We will be one of three settings in Stoke-on-Trent to begin offering the 30 hours provision. "To volunteer for it, you had to be rated as 'good' by Ofsted. "It will mean we can also expand our opening hours to cater for more families." The enhanced childcare offer will be available to working parents. Danielle believes pre-schools play a vital role, not only in supporting families, but helping nurture young children's skills. She added: "Early years education changes every week. We are now basically doing a teacher's job."
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8) General: what has all this got to do with Christmas? W. Mather 2015 7) V 34 Think what Simeon is trying to say with these words? 6) V 33 Why were Mary and Joseph so amazed? 5) V 30 What is meant here by ‘Salvation’? 4) V 29 Why can Simeon die in peace? 3) vv 28-32 Have you ever heard these words being sung or said? This is sometimes known as the ‘Song of Simeon’ . Why is it so important? 2) vv 25-26 What was the Holy Spirit saying to Simeon? How did Simeon know this was God? 1) v 25: What was Simeon waiting for? Read Luke 2: 22-35 Bible Study notes to go with the Bible Sketchbook images about Simeon going into the temple and seeing the baby Jesus – and what he said! C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T PAGE 15
PAGE 16 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T If you would like to attend a Bishop’s Certificate course within our team of Churches, please speak to Reverend Steve or the Parish Office. A new course may then begin in January (a one year course held on a week-day evening). Please pick up a leaflet available at Church for more info.
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T PAGE 17 St Peter’s Primary is a Church school situated in the village of Caverswall, in rural Staffordshire and accepts children between the ages of 4 and 11. There has been a school on the site for well over 100 years. Our School provides a warm and welcoming place for children to achieve their potential and develop a love of learning. School Office: 01782 393118 / office@st-peters-caverswall.staffs.sch.uk Please visit: www.st-peters-caverswall.staffs.sch.uk Dilhorne Endowed CE (VA) Primary is a popular village school in the heart of the Staffordshire countryside. We pride ourselves in creating a school that offers a friendly and secure Christian environment, within which everyone is encouraged to grow in confidence and achieve their full potential. Our aim is to provide an environment for individuals to learn, laugh and leave with happy memories. Contact: 01538 753168 / deputy@dilhorne.staffs.sch.uk Please visit: www.dilhorne.staffs.sch.uk
PAGE 18 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Pray for Luz, Widow Being Sought by Husband's Killer - Colombia The guerilla leader responsible for the murder of Luz’s husband was released from prison in Colombia and is now seeking Luz. The man returned to the remote community where Luz now lives, telling her neighbours that he wanted to find her. Within a few days of his release, a SWAT vehicle of armed men also stopped by her farm in search of her. Luz was pregnant with twins when her husband went missing in 2007. The 30 pieces of his body were returned to the family in black, plastic trash bags. Luz and her three children have been moved to a safe location. Pray for Pastor Fausto Palomo and Church Scheduled for Demolition - Cuba Pastor Fausto Palomo and other church members stopped a demolition crew from destroying the Santiago de Cuba Assemblies of God house church on Oct. 28 by standing inside the building. The church collected thousands of signatures in favor of leaving the church in its current location, but the city has threatened to tear churches in the city down because it is the birthplace of the revolution. Churches from several other denominations have already been destroyed. Pray for Christian School Children Affected by Peshawar Bombing - Pakistan Children whose parents were killed or seriously injured in the All Saints Church bombing in Peshawar will be able to continue their education this year thanks to support from VOM and another ministry. The 30 children that VOM is currently helping are in pre-kindergarten through 10th grade. Twenty-two were orphaned in the attack, and parents of the other children were badly injured and can no longer work. In partnership with another ministry, tuition, books, uniforms and tutoring will be paid. Please pray that these children’s needs will be met and that they will succeed in their classes. Pray for "Abdul" Facing Hostility from Muslim Neighbours - Uganda After "Abdul" and his family came to Christ in a predominantly Muslim area of Uganda, they faced persecution from villagers and Muslim leaders. Local leaders came to his defence, and for the most part, the harassment ended. However, still fearful that they are being watched, Abdul and his family decided to be baptized in another village. A VOM worker says a strong discipleship team located in the region continues to see people like Abdul and his family come to Christ in spite of the risk of persecution. Some converts come openly to church events, but the team also meets secretly with believers who have not yet told their Muslim families about their new faith. Pray for Four Believers Attacked During a Hindu Celebration - India Four Indian Christians are suffering from acute injuries after they were attacked by a Hindu mob. Christians were worshipping together with a local house church on Oct. 20 as celebrations for a Hindu festival commemorating the victories of Hindu gods over their adversaries were going on outside. A mob formed outside the home and began beating the Christians. One of the Christian women was dragged outside by eight men, brutally raped and cut with a knife. One man suffered a broken knee, while another believer had six ribs and his back broken. For further prayer requests, updates and information, please visit www.persecution.com
C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Young at Heart Christmas Service & Meal: Friday 4th December 2pm Service, followed by meal Usually held on the last Friday of the month, 2.30pm - 4pm. All senior citizens welcome. The Ladies' Fellowship Usually meets 3rd Monday of each month, 2pm. United in Faith, Fellowship and Fun. Next meetings: Monday 21st December & Monday 18th January Cuppa and Comfort If you would like to meet with others who are bereaved to chat informally over a cup of coffee and receive support and friendship, join us on the 1st Thursday of every month at 10.30am. Next meeting: Thursday 3rd December (no meeting in January) Model Railway Club Open to anybody enthusiastic about trains. Meets every Monday, 7.30-9.30pm. All welcome. For more info., please contact Phil on 01782 397821. PAGE 19 Fun, food, discussion, exploring the Christian Faith Alpha Courses are run at intervals at the Red House Pub in Caverswall. Please contact the Parish Office to register your interest in one of our future courses (next course in 2016). www.alpha.org St. Andrew's with St. Peter's Pre-School For 2-5 years olds. Mon, Tue & Thurs, 9.30am to 2.30pm, Wed & Fri, 9.30am to 12.30pm. Some funding available. The Early Years Foundation is followed. For more info., please contact the Pre-School on 01782 314270 (M-F, 9-1). Parents & Toddlers A friendly and informal group. Meets once a week on Mondays , 10am to 11.30am, during term time. For more info., please contact the Pre-School on 01782 314270 (M-F, 9-1). Blythe Bridge Water Colour Society - Art Class Wednesdays, 2-4pm. Places now available. For info., contact Irene Roston on 01782 212771. Please note location will change in January. Children's Karate / kickboxing Classes Wednesday's, LITTLE G'S (4-6yrs) 5-5.45pm JUNIORS (7-12yrs) 5.45-6.45pm For more info contact 0800 0351507 or text 07903922657. www.TGAuk.com Ladies Only Kickboxing Wednesdays, 7pm-8pm, 14 yrs upwards For more info contact 0800 0351507 or text 07903 922 657. www.TGAuk.com Brownies Tuesdays, 6.30-7.45pm (term-time only). Girls are welcome between the ages of 7-10 years. For more info., please contact Carole on 01782 318413. Weightwatchers Thursdays 6.30pm-7.30pm. For more info., please contact Liz Archibald on 01782 397349. Guides and Rangers (Senior Section) 3rd Caverswall Guide Unit and Senior Section (Rangers) meets on Mondays, 7-8.30pm (term-time only). Girls are welcome between the ages of 10-15 years (Guides) and 14-25 years (Rangers). Enquiries to Andrea Smith through the Church Office please. Zumba Fitness (Dance Aerobics) Thursdays, 8.15pm-9pm, 3.50 per session. For info., contact Tracy on 0780 823 2683 Caverswall & Cookshill Women’s Institute Meets in the in Caverswall Village Hall on the 1st Wednesday of the month at 7.15pm. We offer good company, good speakers, good food and much, much more. Visitors are most welcome. Weston Coyney Women’s Institute Meetings usually held on the third Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in Weston Coyney Village Hall. Visitors 2. Tel. 01782 594262 / 327598 19th Jan: ‘Bengry’s Bakery’ Speaker: Mr Robert Bengry Weston Coyney Flower Club The Flower Club usually meets at 2pm in the Village Hall, Weston Coyney, on the second Tuesday of each month (no meeting to be held in December) Christmas Greetings and best wishes to all! The next meeting will be on Tuesday 12th January 2016 at 2pm in the Village Hall, Weston Coyney. The Annual Chinese Auction will be held with refreshments included. Do come along and join in the fun. Happy New Year! For more details contact: Gay: 01782 263215 or Sylvia: 01782 315274. For more details, please contact the above numbers or call into or contact the Parish Office: 01782 312570 / caverswall382@btinternet.com (Mon to Fri, 9am to 1pm)
PAGE 20 C A V E R S WA L L, D I LHO R NE & WE S T O N C O Y NE Y P O S T Please help feed local people in crisis, by buying food from this list and donating it to Stoke-on-Trent Foodbank. Food donations are welcome at all three of our Churches (St. Andrew’s, St. Peter’s and All Saints) on Sunday mornings. Carrier bag donations are also very welcome. Please continue to keep the work of the Foodbank in your prayers, both at St. Andrew’s and across the City, for all those receiving help from the service, and giving thanks for all who volunteer their time and make donations. Central Stoke-on-Trent Foodbank tel. 01782 899018 Photocopying / Printing Charges St. Andrew’s Church Office Black & White Colour A4 A4 10p per copy 15p per copy Black & White Colour A3 A3 15p per copy 20p per copy Black & White Colour A4 Card A4 Card 15p per copy 20p per copy Rooms for Hire also available at St. Andrew’s Church & Centre Please contact the Parish Office for more information. Office hours are 9am – 1pm, Monday to Friday Tel. 01782 312570, Email: caverswall382@btinternet.com
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CTAN 464L Digital Lighting and Rendering 17909D, Fall 2016, 2 Units Instructor : Eric Hanson, hanson@usc.edu 310.962.7261 cell Class meets Tuesdays 1-3:50p, RZC117 Lab meets Thursdays 7-9:50p, RZC117
Hay dos modos de programación para el VISTA-50P/VISTA-50PUL. Estos son los datos del programa de campo de modo y el modo de # 93 del menú. Los datos del programa de campo es el modo en que se programan numerosas opciones del sistema. El modo de menú # 93 es un modo interact
St Martin's Star Baker 2016. Entries will fall into the following categories: - cakes - biscuits - pies & tarts - kids' category (14 and under) You can enter more than one category - to enter an item costs 1 for adults and 50p for children. We will be holding the judging immediately after the service and teas,
8 DNA, genes, and protein synthesis Exam-style questions. AQA Biology . ii. Suggest why high humidity is used in theinvestigation. (1 mark) b . The larva eats voraciously but the pupa does not feed. The cells inside the pupa start to break down the larval tissues and form the adult tissues. The larval tissue and adult tissue contain different proteins. The genes in the cells of the larva are .
