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We at Boise Pottery just wanted to stop and say thank you to all our loyal customers for the great Mother’s Day week we had this year.  We love being a part of this community and hope to continue to be here long into the future.  Once again, thank you very much.
Colby Patchin

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I am incredibly happy to announce that Hilary and I are having a baby boy. He is due mid-September and we couldn’t be happier! I’ve posted a few videos below from the last appointment.

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Attention radio customers, please click the logo to the left to print the promo coupon. During our Mother’s Day sale, everything store-wide is 15% off, but the sale ends May 8th.  Don’t know what to get your mom for Mother’s Day, we are [...]

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No, I haven’t read it. Looks interesting.
I also thought having your signature match over time was important, but I decided that if the new signature was ever rejected I could always sign the old one instead. Over time I will switch all documents over to the new signature. In general though I don’t think [...]

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A hot December day in Honolulu, Hawaii I stepped into a small grocery store to find some water. It was the day before the Honolulu Marathon and I was on my to pick up my race packet and timing chip.
While standing in the checkout line I watched the Japanese lady in front of me sign [...]

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It’s that time of year again when landscapers, yard enthusiasts, and  garden connoisseurs alike come together to showcase the newest and best of what the landscape industry has to offer.  Boise Pottery will once again have a booth full of pottery on display for the public [...]

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I don’t know about you, but I was completely engaged for almost 12 minutes. Most online videos struggle to hold your attention for more than a minute. So how can you hook people this well?
Engaging Content
Your topic and point of view must be interesting. No [...]

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Welcome to everyone who has found our website.  Check back often for all up-to-date information about anything having to do with Boise Pottery.  We will be opening for the season on Friday March 4th.  Tentative store hours are:
M-F: 10am to 5pm
Sat: 9am to 6pm
Sun: 12am to 5pm
Be sure to check the website or call the [...]

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A recent staff editorial from Boise State University’s Arbiter paper argued against Capital Punishment.  Introductory statements were as follows:
The way we see it: Capital Punishment irresponsible, hypocritical. “Cruel and unusual punishments (shall not be) inflicted” –  The Constitution of the United State of America;
“Thou shalt not kill” — The sixth commandment of The 10 Commandments; [...]

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By Lael Arrington
Truman Burbank was born and raised on a TV set, the star of his own show.  He is completely unaware of reality. He believes he lives on a coastal island.  He believes that his wife and friends, all paid actors, really love him. Christoff,  [...]

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Shocking!
That’s all one can say about what newly inaugurated Governor Robert Bentley said in a church.
“Anybody here today who has not accepted Jesus Christ as their savior, I’m telling you, you’re not my brother and you’re not my sister, and I want to be your brother,…”
Governor Bentley was speaking at Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church [...]

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Recently, Esau Kessler (a friend), sent me this article from Politico.com; “Gabrielle Giffords reading iPad, trying to speak“. He noted that Rep. Giffords might find my iPad app useful. The app he is referring to is OneVoice. OneVoice is an AAC app that helps those without a voice “speak” by selecting pictures [...]

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Thank you for visiting our site.  We are currently closed for the winter and will be opening again in the beginning of March.  Feel free to browse the site and we will see you all in a few months.

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It seems that very few of us appreciate the value of pain and suffering while experiencing it, although many can speak of good lessons learned afterwards.  Certainly, the question of “How could a good God allow so much suffering?” would be on anyone’s top ten “Why?” questions to ask God.   Yet some of us spend [...]

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Few people like the TSA, but undergo security screenings because they believe it makes flying safer. But does it really? What the TSA provides is security theater. Strictly for show, this security is designed to make you feel safer, but it quickly falls apart under closer scrutiny. A classic example of this is the No-Fly [...]

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The other day I was waiting for my wife Hilary at a local restaurant. Out of habit I sat down in the lobby, pulled out my  iPhone, and started reading email and Twitter. I often fill even a few minutes of down time by fiddling with my phone, but for some reason this time was [...]

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By Kelly Monroe Kullberg and David Kullberg
Though their antecedents are rarely explored in the evening news, present
tensions in the Middle East are rooted in a family story that is more than
four thousand years old. This drama begins with Abraham, a model of faith
and a father to Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Muslims learn about Abraham
through the [...]

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The Cornerstone is hosting a series of lectures by  Paul Brown, Ph.D.,  on Intelligent Design and Evolutionary Theory.
Dr. Brown is Assoc. Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Studies at Trinity Western University,  in Langley, B.C.
There will be three separate talks on Wednesday nights at 7:00 in the Cornerstone room of The Biblical Studies Center.

Nov. 17th, 7:00 [...]

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