Genealogy in the Woods 2013
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Retreat
Cave Springs/Sky Ranch Website
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Unfortunately, after booking to near capacity, Sky Ranch at Cave Springs informed us our ranch house availability was reduced by at least 5 hours, due to a new group's needs. This was unforeseen as our 2013 schedule mirrored 2011, and the completed SRCS contract did not address timeframe. While still welcome on this Christian campus, alternatives would have drastically reduced the retreat experience. We are sorry to announce that have found no comparable alternative and have canceled. We thank Julie McClain, Guest Services Specialist and Doug McClain, Camp Director for their efforts of August 28, 2013. We have enjoyed our relationship with Cave Springs, since 2003, and everyone seems to have a wonderful time there. We wish all those attending SRCS during our originally scheduled dates the best.
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Carrie
Ann Cook
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According to Google: A whirlwind tour of "What's in it for me?" Google goes beyond "I'm feeling lucky" and toolbar searches: This tour stops at Scholar, Books, Maps, Gmail, Drive (Docs), etc. and provides a thumbnail of how they can help you (and your organizations). Making Your Web Presence Felt: From barely there to indispensable8:00 AM - Sunday Many people and organizations recognize the need to have a web presence, though the argument of "the best way" will continue to be made. Many opt to do something basic and waste the opportunity utilizing this space can bring. Once a web presence (of any format) is established, the next step is to make it work for you and the internet surfers who visit. This doesn't require high dollar services or lots of bells and whistles. Utilizing good design and not hide your light under a basket can pay dividends for everyone! Ideas for content will also be covered. 6:00 PM - Saturday If you are comfortable using a computer, there is no reason not to do a bit of basic touch up with photos, pictures, and other graphics. Today's popular office software allows for basic "tweaks" without ever leaving your program of choice. This hour will center on Microsoft Office: Once you can draw/illustrate, lighten, darken, crop and resize, the skills you know can then lead to basic artistic touches such as creating duotone photos and adding borders. If time allows, a quick peak into a graphic program will show how to remove dust, reverse/negative image, and a few other basic gems. Lots of different lectures throughout the weekend! October is Family History Month! Click here for reservation information
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