I'll be there.........this is my second track day, but first with STT / absolute cycle. I rode lightning last month with another org and had a blast. This time i'm looking to learn some more. Is there anything else here i need to know before coming? I rode with nesba last time and I assume all the tech / prep stuff is the same...........I just dont want to miss or forget anything and have some last minute surprises. Thanks !
Renard, I'm ok but a bit busy. It seems I won't make it this weekend but hopefully in August. Walter P.S. My summer assignment is at out Cathedral in Philadelphia. Here is some of what I'm doing until the end of June. Shroud of Turin Exhibition at the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia, http://www.philashroud.org/shroud/Home.html The Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia has procured a replica of the Shroud of Turin from the Vatican for public display and veneration. The 14' x 3' linen shroud reproduction of the original Shroud has proven to be a great gift for evangelization. Many pilgrims have visited the Cathedral at 830 North Franklin Street in Philadelphia and have been moved to tears by the image of the Crucified Man on the cloth. The symbol of the Shroud has been an instrument of grace and conversion for many who have come looking for healing, faith, and answers. It has also unhardened many a heart and helped people come to belief. The linen cloth dates back to the time of Jesus and the vicinity of Jerusalem, using the plants and pollens found on it. The bloodstains on the cloth are consistent with blood from a wound injury and penetrate the cloth. The image upon the cloth penetrates just two micro-fibers of the thread and are a negative imprint, which when photographed becomes an actual photo of the man of the Shroud; an image which is also in 3-D. There is no evidence of paint, stain, pigment, scorching or chemical residue to explain the presence of the image. All attempts in recent time to duplicate the image, even with all of modern technology have failed. Scientists cannot explain how the image was formed. All of the markings on the Shroud: the scourging of the body, the crown of thorns, nail marks in the feet and wrists, piercing in the side, the unbroken legs; all these are accurate Scriptural details of the crucifixion and death of Jesus. The face of the Crucified Man is one we have become familiar with since the early centuries. The face of Jesus we know today comes from the Shroud. There is no physical description of Jesus in the Gospels. The face of the Shroud, when overlaid with all images of Jesus from the 5th century, produce identical matches. So we believe the Shroud Image was the prototype for centuries to come. We invite you to come and see for yourself! And like Thomas, "place your finger in His side and in the nail marks and do not persist in your unbelief but come to believe! "