Added on 04/01/07

n 1977, we crafted our chairs in a cabin in the woods of Wisconsin. Later, a school bus served as both our workshop and home. For the past 20 years we've been happy to call Boulder, Colorado home. Though we've changed locations and our family has... See more

n 1977, we crafted our chairs in a cabin in the woods of Wisconsin. Later, a school bus served as both our workshop and home. For the past 20 years we've been happy to call Boulder, Colorado home. Though we've changed locations and our family has grown, the way we do business has stayed the same. Our family members still craft our original, award-winning hanging chair by hand. We still travel to meet our customers in their communities at street fairs and festivals. And, after the sale, we still support our customers the best way we know how: just like a SKY chair. © 2006, SKY Chairs®, all rights reserved. This site was created at the SKY Chair workshop. See less

Added on 11/04/06

Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning Inspired by the Stephen R. Lawhead novel, “Patrick - Son of Ireland” Produced by Jeff Johnson (ArkMusic AKD-1514)

Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning Inspired by the Stephen R. Lawhead novel, “Patrick - Son of Ireland” Produced by Jeff Johnson (ArkMusic AKD-1514) See less

Highlights: Boreas In the fading years of the fourth century, Britain was enjoying the last twilight of a golden age. There was peace and plenty, and easy wealth through trade for its favored citizens. But the ancient world was teetering on the brink of cataclysm. On every border the empire was under...

Added on 08/29/06

Conceived by Heinlein, completed by Spider. At his death, in 1988, Robert A. Heinlein left behind a legacy of science fiction books, novels and short stories that almost single-handedly defined modern science fiction. But one of Heinlein's science... See more

Conceived by Heinlein, completed by Spider. At his death, in 1988, Robert A. Heinlein left behind a legacy of science fiction books, novels and short stories that almost single-handedly defined modern science fiction. But one of Heinlein's science fiction masterpieces was never finished. In 1955, Robert Heinlein began work on Variable Star, a powerful and passionate science fiction book about two young lovers driven apart by pride, power and the vastness of interstellar time and space, only to set it aside to focus on other sci-fi novels. The detailed outline and notes Heinlein created for the project lay forgotten for decades, only to be rediscovered almost half a century later. Now the Heinlein estate has authorized Hugo and Nebula Award-winning science fiction author Spider Robinson to expand the outline into a full-length sci-fi novel. The result is vintage Heinlein, faithful in style and spirit to the science fiction GrandMaster's original vision. See less

Highlights: Early review by David Crosby: "I've already laughed hard and wanted to cry... This book is a delight and I love you for doing it. I love you even more for doing it so damned well. Thank you."

Added on 08/26/06

Rev. Henry V. Gerike, Director of Choral Activities "Agnus Dei is a new compact disc from the Concordia Seminary Chorus, Henry V. Gerike, director and organist. It was recorded in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus (Casavant organ, 1992) at... See more

Rev. Henry V. Gerike, Director of Choral Activities "Agnus Dei is a new compact disc from the Concordia Seminary Chorus, Henry V. Gerike, director and organist. It was recorded in the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus (Casavant organ, 1992) at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, in the spring of 1996 . . . The Concordia Seminary Chorus shines on this recording. Their director's arrangement of "My Lord, What a Morning" (© 1994 Half-Schott Press) is everything a listener could hope for. The choir sings with warmth that communicates at a deep level. The blend and tuning are as good as humanly possible. As we work with our church choirs, it is good to remember how good choral music can sound" (Dan Damon, "The Hymn: A Journal of Congregational Song." Vol. 49, No. 1. January, 1998, p. 50). See less

Highlights: Note: Concordia Seminary Chorus compact discs and tapes are available through the Concordia Seminary Bookstore, Concordia Seminary, 801 Seminary Place, St. Louis, MO 63105. Phone: (314) 505-7315; Fax: (314) 505-7314.