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The deadline for claim submission was July 6, 2015. Any claimant with a pending or incomplete claim has been notified of any actions needed to complete their claim.
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On June 11, 2015, the Court granted final approval of the class settlement and we anticipated mailing out settlement payments by the fall of 2015. Unfortunately, some appeals have been filed in connection with the settlement and this has halted settlement payments. Until the appeals are resolved by the courts, we are not able to mail out settlement payments. We apologize for the inconvenience and will continue to provide updates to this website.
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We've added a new way to buy a digital pdf version of Magic of Myths: season one, which supports most major bank cards as well as PayPal. Simply head over to http://gum.co/cLpq and you can be reading the graphic novel with just a few clicks.
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Magic of Myths: season one is now on release for you to buy! Weighing in at 62 pages, the £7.99 fantasy adventure story comes complete with sketchbook art designs, pin-ups and the full script and commentary to Issue 3. Not bad for the first season of a miniseries, we'd say.
You can buy a copy direct from our stand today at the Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo. Corey (and his damaged ankle, so be kind) will be selling the book on Table 16 in Hall 3 (here's a map for you: http://www.thefallenangel.co.uk/spexpo/BICSPE%20layout%202011.jpg). We'll only be here today (Saturday), so be sure to come over and say hi if you can.
Alternatively, you can buy a copy from our online vendor, Indy Planet. Simply go here (http://indyplanet.com/store/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=888&products_id=5310) and you'll be able to purchase Magic of Myths: season one, which will be delivered to your door via post.
Want a digital copy? We've a few things in the works, so expect info about digital versions coming very soon.
This isn't the end of Magic of Myths – there's more news to come, so please do subscribe to this site and we'll keep you abreast of all the exciting things coming.
We hope you enjoy the journey that is Magic of Myths: season one – do let us know what you think and thanks as always for your support.
Yup, Magic of Myths: season one will be available to buy from May 14th 2011, for the paltry price of £7.99. We're also currently in the process of creating a digital version as well for those who want to read the book on their i-devices, Android phones and other portable devices, so stay tuned for more on that soon, as well as what you get for your money.
The eagle-eyed comic book fans among you may notice that May 14th is also the same day as the Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo. This is no coincidence – Magic of Myths: season one will be there for its first public unveiling on the show floor, with space on a table to sell the book. The very kind and talented Simon Gurr has offered to share his table for the launch of Magic of Myths: season one, so you can come over on the day and buy a copy from Table 16 in Hall 3 (here's a map for you: http://www.thefallenangel.co.uk/spexpo/BICSPE%20layout%202011.jpg) as well as check out and buy some fabulous artwork from another amazing artist, Jennie Gyllblad, who will also be sharing the table. We'll only be there on the Saturday, so be sure to come over and say hi if you can.
If you can't make it to the Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo, don't worry – you'll be able to buy Magic of Myths: season one from the incredible comic book shop Nostalgia and Comics, online vendors, and a few other places as well, around the time. We'll have more information and links closer to the launch date.
In the meantime, spread the news and keep May 14th 2011 locked in your diary! There will be even more info on the launch of Magic of Myths: season one very soon, so please subscribe to this site using the subscription tab on the right to make sure you don't miss out.


The English word seminary is derived from the Latin seminarium, meaning "seed-bed." In a devotional spiritual renewal tradition, professors were to be teachers and spiritual directors, and the seminary was to be a nursery that planted the seed of pure doctrine into the soil of life. We see professors and mentors as facilitators of learning for fruitful discipleship and cultural engagement to address the complex social issues of our 21st century post-modern society. Our commitment is to balance Word and Spirit, gospel and culture, theology and practice. We seek to develop Scripture-saturated, Christ- centered, Spirit-empowered, and culturally astute, missional Christian leaders.
Our passion is to develop Christian leaders who will be devoted to prayer and to the ministry of the word, as fruitful disciples of Jesus Christ who are biblical, spiritual, evangelical, and missional. CBS graduates serve as pastors, Bible translators and instructors, missionaries, youth workers, marriage and family therapists, and committed lay people all around the globe.
To stimulate spiritual and missional renewal with Scripture-fed and Spirit-led pastors and church leaders who are devoted to prayer and to the ministry of the Word (Acts 6:4).
We value an excellent learning and leadership experience cultivated in community shaped by that which is biblical, spiritual, evangelical, and missional.
CBS exists to develop devout disciple-making leaders and churches who live out and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ locally and globally.
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As a seminary network, CBS is associated with the Baptist General Conference of Canada (BGCC) and is a charter partner of the Associated Canadian Theological Seminaries (ACTS) of Trinity Western University (TWU) accredited with the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). The main location of CBS in the ACTS consortium (a partnership of four denominational seminaries) is the Fosmark Centre on the campus of Trinity Western University in Langley, British Columbia, Canada, 50 kilometres from Vancouver.
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Best Buddies attends Leadership Conference
Advisor Kevin Hausmann takes a selfie with club leaders Kate Crimmings, Ryan Strobel, and Isabella Masciarelli on their way to the Leadership Conference.
Courtesy Kevin Hausmann
Clarissa Wong, Copy Editor
Best Buddies officers met with chapter leaders from around the world at the annual summer Leadership Conference to share and exchange ideas at Indiana University July 22-25.
At the conference, members attended workshops and seminars to discuss ways to improve fundraising and focus more on their buddies.
Best Buddies President senior Kate Crimmings was among those who represented the Algonquin chapter. One of her favorite aspects of the conference was meeting and getting to know members from other chapters.
"There were workshops and dances as well as interacting with other people from your state and country," Crimmings said. "You were able to have connections with them, but you did also get to meet people from different countries, which was so cool because you're pretty much all the same people; you have the same mindset, you live similar lives, and you like the same things, so you can literally go up to anyone and start a conversation and pretty much you get along with everyone."
As one of the leaders at the conference, Best Buddies adviser Kevin Hausmann developed important connections with other advisers throughout the country.
"I think what I gained most from the conference was that I built a much bigger network of advisors from Missouri, Texas, California… so now when I face a challenge with our chapter, I know ten or twenty people to go to who are experienced Best Buddies leaders," Hausmann said.
"Because Best Buddies is similar but different in every school, I found the value of networking with others is going to make our chapter better because we can borrow their ideas and find out what challenges they faced and how to fix [those problems]."
Crimmings' experience this year at the Leadership Conference was different from last year.
"Each year, the conference focuses on a different theme," Crimmings said. "This year's theme was 'All for;' for example, 'All for empowerment,' or 'All for inclusion.' Each of the workshops stemmed from that theme."
Business Development Officer junior Ryan Strobel also attended the conference, where he learned that Algonquin's Best Buddies community is only a small part of a much larger community.
"There was an event called the World Cafe, where we all sat in one large conference room with people from all around the country — everywhere from Nevada to Maryland to California — and there was a list of questions that we all discussed and we also talked about how to make our chapter better," Strobel said. "That was probably one of the coolest experiences: to realize that Best Buddies isn't just at our school, or even in Massachusetts."
Assistant Buddy Director junior Isabella Masciarelli also enjoyed the diverse group of people that were brought together at the Leadership Conference.
"The biggest thing for me was meeting new people and hearing about the abilities they have, and the positivity they find in their life," Masciarelli said.
Conference attendees heard ideas from other chapters that they plan to implement at Algonquin.
"Someone said how to keep associate members involved is having a pizza party, and we're actually trying to implement that if we can get permission from the cafeteria," Crimmings said.
Other ideas include focusing more on the buddies and allowing them to practice self-advocacy.
"In Long Island, they do a great job with advocacy work for their buddies," Hausmann said. "The buddies do more public speaking, they talk about why friendship and inclusion is important in their lives, and they also get to practice being self-advocates. That's something I want our student leaders to always think about."
Hausmann has attended the Leadership Conference five times, and will continue to go back because of the students' hard work and dedication inspires him.
"[The conference] renews my passion," Hausmann said. "It's such an inspiring thing to see these young students who care about inclusion, something that I have become very passionate about.
School, teaching, and being an adviser is tiring; just like anything else I need a vacation. But then this is my vacation.We come back with so many ideas and so much energy that it makes you want to make all the opportunities better for Best Buddies."
Clarissa Wong, Profile Editor
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