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Peabody, MA — Filomena Nunes, 89, of Peabody, passed away peacefully at her daughter's home on Friday, August 30, 2013, surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Joao Nunes, with whom she shared 51 wonderful years of marriage.
Born in Terceira, Azores, Portugal, Filomena and Joao came to the U.S. in 1962 to make a better life for themselves and their five children.
She had worked at Bleyers Industries in Wakefield until she retired. Her passion was her family, and she always wanted to be surrounded by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Some other passions included attending church and crocheting. She spent her time crafting things for church bazaars at Our Lady of Fatima Church in Peabody. She attended church every Sunday, until her recent illness, but she continued to pray and read her religious books at home. She also loved to cook large meals and then call her children to tell them that dinner was ready to pick up on their way home from work.
She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Filomena and David Silveira; her sons and daughter- in-laws, John and his late wife, Alice Nunes, Joseph and Susan Nunes, Francis Nunes, Manuel and Valerie Nunes; her grandchildren, Gina, John, Melissa, David Jr., Daniel, Susan, Jodi, Manuel Jr., and Derek; her great-grandchildren, Justin, Jenna, Kenna, Kinsley, Bo, Sophie and Derek Jr.; her sisters-in-laws, Emelda Silva and Olivia Gullotto, both of Peabody; her brother-in-law, Manuel Mendonca of Graciosa, Azores; and several nieces and nephews.
ARRANGEMENTS: A visitation will be held on Wednesday, from 4 to 8 p.m., at the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. Her funeral will be held on Thursday, at 8 a.m., from the funeral home, followed by a Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Fatima Church, Walsh Ave., Peabody, at 9 a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Salem. Expressions of sympathy in her memory may be made to the Holy Ghost Society thru the Luso American Credit Union, 37 Tremont St., Peabody, MA 01960.
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Grover Norquist is losing his grip.
It once seemed as if Washington's most powerful anti-tax crusader had the Republican Party firmly in hand. Signing Norquist's public pledge not to raise taxes was almost mandatory in GOP politics. Nine of the 10 candidates initially vying for the Republican presidential nomination, including Mitt Romney, signed on, as did candidates for local, state and national office.
Norquist's power came from a threat that he didn't hesitate to brandish: Any member of Congress who broke the pledge would be called to account before voters, preferably in a GOP primary against someone more reliable.
But an increasing number of Republicans are sidling away from Norquist's pledge and reassessing their resistance to any kind of tax increase. Before this month's election, Norquist counted 238 members of the House of Representatives as signers of his pledge, a majority of the total of 435. But no more than 212 members of next year's House consider themselves bound by the pledge – fewer than a majority.
Some of Norquist's signers lost their seats. Some newly elected Republicans say they see no reason to sign a formal pledge on taxes. And at least six House members who once signed say they no longer consider themselves bound by it.
Even more striking, an increasing number of prominent Republicans are dismissing Norquist as a pest. House Speaker John A. Boehner, R-Ohio, has referred to him as "some random person." Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., says Norquist's power has been "broken."
Not surprisingly, Norquist is fighting back. He says he's confident that the Republican leadership in Congress is still committed to rejecting any net increase in taxes. Moreover, when he was asked about the signs that Republicans are wavering – like Boehner's signals that he is ready to accept increased revenue as part of a fiscal compromise – Norquist simply denied any threat.
It's true that Republicans have held firm so far against President Barack Obama's demand to raise marginal tax rates on the top 2 percent of taxpayers. But those same Republicans are talking freely about other measures to increase revenue, including proposals to limit tax deductions and exclusions.
And those are violations of Norquist's pledge too. The pledge explicitly rules out "any net reduction or elimination of deductions and credits, unless matched dollar for dollar by further reducing tax rates." In other words, any change in the tax law that increases federal revenue is out.
Lately, however, more Republicans are concluding that increasing revenue is the price of a deal with Obama to avoid the brutal combination of tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take effect next year if Congress doesn't act. Even Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., usually a hard-liner, said last week that he was "open to new revenue" as long as it was accompanied by cuts in Medicare and other entitlement programs.
As for the exit polls that appeared to show a majority of voters on Nov. 6 supported Obama's position on taxes, Norquist has a one-word answer: "Wrong." Plenty of other polls, he says, show that people still don't like the idea of taxes going up, he said.
Norquist insists that if Republicans will only hold firm in the coming negotiations, the president will fold, as he did in 2010. Obama "will eventually have to extend the tax cuts as is," he said.
It's no surprise that Norquist isn't embracing a compromise that would raise taxes. His mission in life is to reduce taxes and shrink the federal government. But even he can't ignore the signs that his hold is slipping.
Norquist's power has derived mostly from the threat that he would expose tax-raisers to their constituents, who would then express their anger at the polls. But that threat seems emptier now because of a handful of Republicans like Scott Rigell. Last spring, Rigell, a freshman House member from Virginia Beach, Va., decided the pledge didn't make sense any more. He publicly renounced it. He held a series of town halls and interviews in his district explaining his decision.
And on Election Day, he won re-election easily.Doyle McManus, a columnist for The Los Angeles Times may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said LB K.J. Wright (foot) will undergo surgery on his injured foot.
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Dodgeball A True Underdog Story
|Release Date: June 18, 2004
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|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $114,324,072.00
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Summary:Peter LaFleur is a charismatic underachiever and proprietor of a rundown gym called Average Joe's. The facility's ecclectic clientele of decidedly less-than-"average Joes" is comprised of: a self-styled pirate; a scrawny nerd who dreams of impressing an unattainable cheerleader; an obsessive aficionado of obscure sports; a dim-witted young man; and a cocky know-it-all who, of course, really knows nothing. Peter's humble gym catches the eye of White Goodman, the power-mullet-sporting, Fu-Manchu-d, egomaniacal owner of Globo Gym, a gleaming monolith of fitness. White intends to take over Average Joe's, and Peter's non-existent bookkeeping is making it all too easy for him. A foreclosing bank h... Full Summary >>
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The rules of physical contact can be tricky to grasp. This friendly picture book explains in simple terms how to tell the difference between acceptable and inappropriate touch, helping children with special needs stay safe. Each story covers a different type of touch and will help children understand how boundaries change depending on the context. more »2012, Hardback: £11.99/ $17.95
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Pecan TassiesUser Submitted Recipe
2 sticks oleo
2 c flour
2 eggs
2 Tbsp Melted oleo
1/4 tsp vanilla
2 (3oz) pkg. cream cheese
1 c. coarsely cut pecans
1 1/2 c brown sugar
Dash of salt
Let oleo soften, add cream cheese and work with spoon until smooth. Add flour in fourths, blending each time. Work into a smooth dough, Make into small balls. Put each ball in small muffin tin and with thumb, press dough against bottom and sides to line the cup evenly.
Filling: Sprinkle 1/2 of the pecans in bottom of unbaked cups. Beat eggs slightly. Add brown sugar and beat. Add oleo, salt and vanilla. Spoon filling over nuts in cups. Top with the rest of the pecans. Bake at 350 for 15-17 min. Reduce heat to 250 and continue baking for 10 min. Cool before removing from pan. (For ease in removing, use toothpicks to get around the edge of the Tassies.


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Revolutionize your home theater system
Talking 'bout a home theater revolution? Pioneer is. Their SC-57 receiver is going to change the way you experience home audio and video, for the better. Sure, other receivers might get the job done, but when it comes time to drive multiple channels simultaneosuly, they just can't compete with the output efficency of the SC-57. With 9 channels rated at 140 watts each, Pioneer's latest receiver allows you enjoy the full quality of all your A/V sources. Thanks to high-definition formats, including Dolby TrueHD, as well as video upscaling to 1080p and HDMI 36-bit deep color, you'll feel completely immersed while listening to your favorite albums or watching movies. The SC57 is also one receiver with some serious connections — connect it to your local network and listen to internet radio and SIRIUS, or plug in your iPod and play music and video files while it charges. On top of that, this receiver is AirPlay compatible right out of the box. So? So that means you can stream music directly from your iTunes library (either on your computer, iPad or iPhone) to the SC-57 and listen over your home theater system. Since the Pioneer SC-57 also has multi-zone compatibility, you can watch a Blu-ray disc in one room while listening to music in another. Yeah, our minds are blown too.
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Sc-57 receiver, setup microphone, remote control, AAA batteries (2), AM loop antenna, FM wire antenna, iPod cable, Power cord, CD-ROM, warranty card, operating instructions
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i have upgraded mt reciever to the sc-57 and i am very pleased. so far everything on this beast is good. it performs very well than i expected and love that neo x.i currently have this in a 11.2 setup and love it.
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- Power output: 140W per channel
- Compatible with AirPlay, iPod/iPhone/iPad
- DLNA certified
- Decoders & formats: Dolby True HD / Dolby Digital Plus / Dolby Pro-Logic llz / DTS-HD master audio
- Listening modes: auto surround / auto level control / optimum surround / stream direct / wide surround / headphone surround / front stage surround advance / virtual surround
- Audio features: 32-bit high sampling / digital noise reduction / dialog enhancement / sound retreiver AIR / DSD to PCM converter / PQLS jitter reduction / tone control / bi-amp
- Video processing: 3D ready / audio return channel / HDMI 36-bit deep color / video converter to HDMI / video upsclaing to 1080p / stream smoother / pure cinema
- HDMI: 7 inputs / 2 outputs
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- USB & ethernet inputs
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- Headphone output
- Remote control: included
- iPod connectivity with front USB / composite video
- 3-zone, multi-room A/V
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- Weight: 39.02 lbs.
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Budapest to Istanbul (EABI)
From pastoral countryside to forbidding forests and magnificent mountain ranges, experience the romance of the east on your way from Budapest to Istanbul. In two well-paced weeks, explore the weathered architecture of Budapest, grand Ottoman palaces and mosques in Istanbul for an introduction to the artistic and cultural heights of two very different empires. With an intriguing combination of cultural colour and outdoor activities, you'll come away with a real feel for this lesser-explored corner of Europe.
Highlights: Discover the rich and varied culture of Eastern Europe, visit 'Dracula's Castle' and charming Slavic villages, explore the spectacular capitals of Budapest and Istanbul
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Enter the world of legend and embrace the myth of Count Dracula as you trek through the rugged wilderness of Romania. Ancient border roads and shepherds' trails will reward active adventurers willing to break a sweat with stunning mountain scenery populated with bears, wolves and lynx. You'll stay in simple guesthouses and travel in small groups with local guides for a truly authentic insight into this wild corner of Europe. From steep dramatic slopes to small one-school, one-pub villages, experience the beauty of the Carpathian Mountains.
Highlights: Visit Dracula's castle in Bran, hike the undiscovered Romanian countryside, marvel at magnificent Carpathian views, savour Romanian culture and history.
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The Army plans to seek the death penalty against accused Afghanistan shooter Staff Sgt. Robert Bales.
The New York Times reported that the Army is seeking the punishment, although no trial date is set for Bales - a Lake Tapps man who's assigned to Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
The 39-year-old faces numerous charges, or specifications, including 16 counts of premeditated murder and wounding another six people. He's also accused of possessing and using steroids.
During the pre-trial portion of his Article 32 hearing in early November, Army prosecutors tried to portray that Bales carried out the attack in cold, deliberate fashion.
His defense argued that multiple deployments, alcohol and stress contributed to his role in the shootings.
Here's Patch's previous coverage:
- First Day of Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales' Hearing Contains Chilling Testimony
- ROBERT BALES TRIAL: "I Thought I Was Doing The Right Thing"
The New York Times is reporting that although the Army is seeking the death penalty, legally it's an uphill battle.
What do you think, Patch users? Do you think Bales, who's assigned to the post in our back yard, should face the death penalty based on the evidence presented?


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Argentine Osage Orange is much larger and of higher quality than American Osage Orange. It has a rich, yellow tone, and is extremely stable, durable, and strong. It is an ideal wood for turnery, as it machines and polishes easily. These turning blanks are available in an assortment of sizes for bowls, platters, carvings, bottle stoppers, chess pieces, tool handles, table legs, spindles, finials, candlesticks and whatever else your imagination can conjure up!
Due to high demand and limited supply, we cannot always guarantee that this item will be in stock. Turning Blanks come rough sawn to nominal thickness and are coated with wax.
Due to high demand and limited supply, we cannot always guarantee that this item will be in stock. Turning Blanks come rough sawn to nominal thickness and are coated with wax.
- Native to: South America, Argentina.
- Scientific name: maclura tinctoria.
- Heartwood: A distinct yellow color. Argentine Osage Orange maintain this color much better than domestic Osage Orange.
- Grain: Fine, sometimes has a wavy texture created by darker and lighter bands of yellow.
- Working Characteristics: Machines well and is an excellent turning stock.
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Turned awesome... finished awesome. Next to...Posted August 24, 2013
Turned awesome... finished awesome. Next to ebony, my favorite wood to work with.
The piece of Osage Orange that...Posted August 18, 2008
The piece of Osage Orange that I got was excellent. This was the first time I had seen it or worked with it. It turned really nice and had nice color to it. I split some pen blanks out of it and they made nice pens. After a couple of them had dried before turning they were pretty hard but still turned well. I also turned some bottle stoppers out of it that look pretty good. This is a wood that I will work with some more. I don't know if what I had was supposed to be dried or not but when turning it I could feel the wet in the chips coming off of it. I did have to watch it when finish sanding. If it got a little warm it would start to pull the abrasive off of the micro mesh.
Very nice color and it is...Posted November 12, 2008
Very nice color and it is easy to work with. Sands well and accepts a finish super.
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text: If Aerosmith's definition of the sound of "another dimension" is indeed true, the world is a much less mystical place than we would like to believe. Rather than offering previously unimaginable tones and visions, "Music From Another Dimension" delivers riffs, clichés, solos, yowls and a virtual banquet of the same one-dimensional tropes Aerosmith has been offering for years. Mixed in, however, are a few gems that might be considered worthy additions to the band's catalog were they offered without such grand promises.


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Watch Back: Letherette & Lapalux Boiler Room x House of Vans Sessions
Sessions from Letherette and Lapalux from the Boiler Room x House of Vans Berlin edition earlier this year are now live to watch back.Read More
Following up form their excellent debut album release last week, Letherette have put together a new mix - "Chindit Lock-In", which is now available to stream on Soundcloud. For a full track list and more info head over to the Letherette Soundcloud page.
Letherette also celebrate the launch of the record at Madame JoJo's in London on 25 April, with Illum Sphere and Alexander Nut in support - tickets here.
Letherette, is out now on 2LP / CD / DL - buy now at the Ninjashop, iTunes and Amazon.
Sessions from Letherette and Lapalux from the Boiler Room x House of Vans Berlin edition earlier this year are now live to watch back.Read More
This Wednesday Letherette and Lapalux will be in the German capital for an extended Boiler Room and House of Vans hookup, streaming live from 8pm-3am (GMT) - get locked here.Read More
Ahead of their new single After Dawn, which is out next Monday, you can download "Restless" feat. Natasha Kmeto remixed by JETS man and all-round electronic maverick Jimmy Edgar.Read More
On Monday 18 August Kid Koala brings his new live showcase to London's Roundhouse, in which a team of puppeteers bring the characters of his graphic novel to life using miniature sets built to recreate each scene from the book. Tickets are on sale now.
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The 7-piece Leeds-based live electronic outfit announce their third album, Alium, to be released on Counter later this year, and details of a full European tour. Full info below the drop.Read More
Fresh off the new Busdriver record, check out the video for Colonize The Moon, featuring New York's Pegasus Warning, just one of many stellar collaborations from LA rapper's 13-track album.
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Manchester's Warehouse Project today revealed this year's programme, with Bonobo heading up a live performance on Friday 21 November alongside Illum Sphere, Lapalux, Gold Panda & more. Tickets on sale this Friday at 10am (GMT).Read More


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World Child International has received its accreditation from the Russian Federation. Children are available for adoption from various regions throughout Russia. Videos and detailed medicals may be available. Three trips are currently required. A western-trained doctor can accompany you to the orphanage. For further information please call our Russia program staff at (301) 588-3000.
Below is our official certification. The Russian government has become more stringent in its requirements for granting permission for the operation of international adoption programs. World Child International has met those requirements and we're happy to continue to offer this fine program to those of you who are considering adoption. Click here to view text


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In a recent poll released by Gallup, Massachusetts ranked as the most liberal state with 31 percent of the population identifying themselves as liberal. The state trailed only the District of Columbia, which ranked at 41 percent. Following Massachusetts were Oregon and Vermont, each at 29 percent.
The most conservative, you ask? That would be Alabama, North Dakota and Wyoming.
Massachusetts ranked fifth in the percentage of moderates, according to the poll, trailing Alaska, Rhode Island, Ohio and Maryland.


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Lines for gas appeared noticeably shorter in Smithtown Friday morning as the first day of temporary mandatory gas rationing went into effect.
A drive along 25A from St. James into Kings Park showed lines with no more than 6-8 cars and wait times at 10 minutes or less. Customers were happy with the change, but station owners said it was a little too late.
The temporary policy requires gas stations in both counties to sell fuel only to drivers with vehicles bearing license plate numbers that correlate in odd/even terms with the day of the month.
"We kind of don't need it," said Steve Borella, manager at North Country Gas in St. James. Yesterday, Borella said, waits at his station were about 15 minutes, today it was 10 minutes.
"The Wednesday after the storm was the worst, cars lined up from here to Flowerfields and around the corner to the St. James General Store," said Borella.
About five cars lined up at the CITGO station in Kings Park. The station received gas Wednesday after being out for five days.
"So far, so good," said Jean Piotrowski, who owns the station with her husband Ed.
"The lines are shorter, but I don't now if it is because gas is available or if it is due to the odd/even system." The station is expecting another delivery of gas Friday evening.
Wednesday, Piotrowski said the lines were severe "people followed the tanker delivery fuel to the station."
Customers on line thought the system was working
"I think it is helping," said a customer identifying himself as Mr. DeAngelis, who was getting gas in St. James. DeAngelis said he is still without power.
"Much better," said Scott Siebert of Smithtown. Wait times in Stony Brook were decreasing as well.
"I love the new odd and even system," said Christine Sammon of Stony Brook, whose wait time at the BP Station next to the Holiday Inn on Nesconset Highway was 15 minutes Friday morning. Wait times at the same station were over an hour on Sunday.
On average, customers said they were waiting between five and 15 minutes to fuel up.
"Lines are shorter...less stressed consumers. (I) think it's working," said Debra Peters through the Kings Park Patch Facebook page.
Station owners don't necessarily agree, however.
"I don't like it. It's not the 70's," said Brian Barton, owner of North Country gas. "People need heat, they need gas for their generators. We are supposed to tell them no?" he said. "We should have done this last week, not now."
Barton has all pumps open with six attendants pumping gas. During the worst of it, his employees would direct traffic and even push cars that ran out of gas while on line.
Only one block up a neighboring station was closed along with three others out of six visited on Friday morning.
Piotrowski, who still does not have power in her Smithtown home, said the rationing came too late. "We haven't had gas for five days and now that I have it I should turn customers away?"


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Why work here?
• A work from home position
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• Challenging work
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• Administers Oracle installations
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• Writes scripts to perform routine database operations
• Debugs security and schema issues
• Creates database documentation and schema scripts
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• Ability to administer Oracle from the command line
• Proficient in multiple database versions
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• Can fix problems and also convey issues to others
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HAINES, Ore. (AP) — A second-grade teacher at Haines Elementary School in the Baker County town of Haines is Oregon's teacher of the year.
Nanette Lehman was honored Tuesday at a school assembly.
The Baker City Herald reports (http://is.gd/7oRtFp ) she wins $5,000 and will represent Oregon when the national teacher of the year is selected.
Information from: Baker City Herald, http://www.bakercityherald.com/


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Major sheltered housing petition submitted (From Gazette)
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Major sheltered housing petition submitted
4:00pm Saturday 8th December 2012 in News
A CALL to change the way Colchester's sheltered housing complexes are operated has been rejected.
At a full council meeting, campaigner Andy Abbott handed in a petition signed by 2,369 people opposing the closure of Joyce Brooks House and Abbeygate House.
The last remaining residents of the former have agreed to move out following a year-long campaign, while the latter has been sold to become a home for retired Gurkha military veterans.
The petition also claims five more complexes are under threat and that a "privatisation by stealth" was planned.
Tina Bourne, councillor responsible for housing, responded by proposing a motion which insisted the proceeds from the sale of the two homes formed part of a £3.8 million upgrade of the borough's other sheltered housing complexes.
The motion, agreeing to continue the authority's sheltered housing plans, was not debated and was unanimously passed.
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Updating data in the background
In this article, written by Dimitris Tavlikos, the author of iOS Development with Xamarin Cookbook, we will learn how to make use of iOS 7's background fetch feature. This feature automatically wakes up the app at system-managed intervals, giving it a specific amount of time to retrieve data and update the UI.Read Updating data in the background in full
Continuous Integration
You have code and you have tests, but now you need to take complete advantage of them in order for them to really help you. What you need to do is run these tests, process the results, and then receive a notification if they fail. This is where we are heading in this article by Zdenek Machek, author of PHPUnit Essentials, and there are a few really good open source or free solutions available that can help you.Read Continuous Integration in full
Configuring placeholder datastores
In this article, by Abhilash GB, author of the book, Disaster Recovery Using VMware vSphere Replication and vCenter Site Recovery Manager, we will see the steps followed in order to configure a placeholder datastore. For every virtual machine that becomes part of a Protection Group, SRM creates a shadow virtual machine. A placeholder datastore is used to store the files for the shadow virtual machines. The datastore used for this purpose should be accessible to all the hosts in the datacenter/cluster serving the role of a recovery-host. For now, understand that configuring placeholder datastores is an essential step in forming an SRM environment.Read Configuring placeholder datastores in full
Going Beyond the Basics
In this article by John Ewart, author of Managing Windows Servers with Chef, we learn various aspects about Chef's language and also learn to handle multiple platforms.Read Going Beyond the Basics in full
Sending Data to Google Docs
In this article by Marco Schwartz, author of Internet of Things with the Arduino Yún, we will discuss about sending the data to a Google Docs spreadsheet so that it can be accessed remotely from any web browser or from the Google Docs mobile app, and calculate the energy consumption and some other useful data such as the total energy cost of the device connected to your project.Read Sending Data to Google Docs in full
Adding a Geolocation Trigger to the Salesforce Account Object
This article has been written by Stephen Moss, the author of Force.com Development Blueprints. You might have noticed that since the Winter '13 release, Salesforce offers a custom field type of geolocation. This field can be used to specify a location by its latitude and longitude. However, the standard Salesforce user interface doesn't provide a great deal of support for filling these fields in with useful values.
Fortunately, with a little bit of Apex code, we can add a trigger to the Salesforce Account Object to automatically geolocate an address when an account is saved or updated.Read Adding a Geolocation Trigger to the Salesforce Account Object in full
Optimizing Magento Performance — Using HHVM
This article is written by Mathieu Nayrolles, the author of Magento Performance Site Optimization. HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM) is the cornerstone of the PHP processing stack of Facebook and is currently able to increase the number of requests handle by a server by 9. It is open source and you can download it on GitHub.Read Optimizing Magento Performance — Using HHVM in full
Building a Simple Blog
In this article, by Andrew Burgess, the author of the book Backbone.js Blueprints, we're going to begin by assuming that your experience in Backbone is very minimal; in fact, even if you've never used Backbone before, you should still be able to follow along just fine. The application we're going to build in this article is a very simple blog. As blogs go, it's going to have very few features; there will be posts that viewers can read and make comments on. However, it will introduce you to every major feature in the Backbone library, get you comfortable with the vocabulary, and how these features work together in general.
In this article, we'll know how to:
- Use Backbone's model, collection, and view components
- Program the server side with Node.js (and Express.js) to create a backend for our Backbone app
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Saving Data to Create Longer Games
This article by Jack Donovan, the author of the book, OUYA Game Development by Example Beginner's Guide, covers implementing long-term skill progression and saving game data.Read Saving Data to Create Longer Games in full
Case study – modifying a GoPro wrench
In this article by Marcus Ritland, author of the book 3D Printing with SketchUp, we will discuss a case study where Kim found a wrench on Thingiverse that she likes for tightening a GoPro camera, but wished the handle was longer. The link to the wrench is http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:185739.Read Case study – modifying a GoPro wrench in full
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Using OpenStack Swift
This article, by Amar Kapdia, Sreedhar Varma, and Kris Rajana, the authors of Implementing Cloud Storage with OpenStack Swift, explains the various mechanisms that are available to access OpenStack Swift. Using these mechanisms we will be able to authenticate accounts, list containers, create containers, create objects, delete objects, and so on. The various clients that are available to access OpenStack Swift are OpenStack Swift Client CLI, cURL client, HTTP REST API, JAVA libraries, .Ruby OpenStack libraries, Python libraries, and so on. In particular, we will be using OpenStack Swift client CLI, cURL and HTTP REST API to access OpenStack Swift and perform various operations on containers and objects. Also, we will be using EVault's Long-Term Storage (LTS2) cloud storage to demonstrate the use of OpenStack Swift.Read Using OpenStack Swift in full
Installing Vertica
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Working with a Neo4j Embedded Database
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Sparty NO!!!!!! to a Whole New Level
The Michigan State football team is set to play Georgia in the Outback bowl on Monday and head coach Mark Dantonio decided to lighten up his team and pull a prank on them during Thursday's practice in Tampa, Florida. Coach Dantonio brought a live alligator to practice and wanted to surprise the players/coaching staff by having someone dressed in Michigan State football gear to wrestle it. So, Dantonio got an alligator handler to dress up as a player and run over to wrestle the gator, the only issue was that he slipped and fell down as the alligator decided to chomp on his leg.


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The Center for Disease Control has made a recommendation to schools regarding the sleep crisis facing the nation's teenagers: Start the school day later. According to the CDC, "Teens need 8.5--9.25 hours of sleep per day." By those standards, most teens are severely sleep-deprived. I routinely ask
the high school students in my programs how much sleep they get on a school
night; the majority admit to six hours. That statistic appears consistent with
national studies. According to research at the University of Kentucky as reported
in Nurtureshock: New Thinking About Children, "They're averaging only slightly more than 6.5 hours of sleep a night. Only 5% of high school seniors average eight hours . . . That amounts to an hour less sleep each night than (their parents) received thirty years ago."
While that may seem an insignificant difference to adults, that hour is critical for teens, whose pre-frontal cortex (the part engaged in learning) develops until they reach their mid-twenties. Sufficient sleep is critical to academic performance and emotional well-being. According to the authors of Nurtureshock, "A few scientists theorize that sleep problems during formative years can cause permanent changes in a child's brain structure. . . It's even possible that many of the hallmark characteristics of being a 'tweener' and teen—moodiness, depress, and even binge eating—are actually just symptoms of chronic sleep deprivation." A variety of research studies indicate the disquieting consequences resulting from
insufficient sleep. For instance, Dr. Sadeh, of Tel Aviv University asserts, "A loss of one hour of sleep is equivalent to the loss of to a loss of two years of cognitive maturation and development."
Schools can remedy this rampant crisis by instituting later daily starting times for teens. The results can be startling. One Minneapolis school district changed its starting time from 7:25 to 8:30. That year, the district witnessed a dramatic rise in the average SAT scores—over 200 points! Students also reported less depression and higher motivation. When the schools in Lexington, Kentucky, instituted a later starting time, car accidents amongteenagers decreased by 25% compared with other districts in the state. Even though anecdotal, the possibility for positive change should be enough evidence that the schedules should favor students.
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[Editor's note: This article has been updated from its original version to correctly report that, as proposed, the project does not include any retail use and the traffic added would be minimal.]
An application for a mixed residential and commercial development that includes affordable housing received its second airing Tuesday at a Ridgefield Planning & Zoning Commission (PZC) public hearing.
It will be continued on Feb. 12.
Applicant Michael Eppoliti told the commission that he expected to present revised plans to address the concerns of the Conservation Commission, the PZC and the zoning commission's engineering consultant, Kevin Clark, but wanted to wait until he received all of them before starting the revisions.
The zoning commission acts as the town's Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission, and some concerns were also expected related to that regulatory body as well.
The applications request approval of a building with business uses on the ground floor and 12 apartments above — four two-bedroom units and eight one-bedroom units. The one-acre property is located at 159 Danbury Road in a B-3 business zone.
Eppoliti has requested approval for the apartments under the state's affordable housing law, 8-30g, which makes it harder for local regulatory commissions to turn down the proposals. Under the law, the developer would have to put deed restrictions on at least four of the 12 apartments mandating rents that are below the local market rate.
Last summer, Eppoliti sued the Ridgefield PZC over wetland permit restrictions it approved for a different affordable housing development he sought approval for on North Salem Road.
According to a staff report by Planning Director Betty Brosius, this is Ridgefield's first mixed-use development involving an affordable housing application.
Her report said the property is located "in what may be considered a 'transitional zone' between commercial and residential zones."
Eppoliti assured the commission that the only uses for the commercial space on the first floor of the development would be uses normally permitted in a B-3 zone. This was a point that Brosius's report insisted on.
The applicant's engineering and architectural experts testified that they were already planning to make revisions to the storm water drainage system in accordance with the wishes of the various town commissions. Those revisions would be presented at the Feb. 12 continuation of the public hearing, they said.
The rear of the property drains into a wetland area, which raises concerns about pollutants and possible storm flooding and erosion.
Another concern is traffic, because of rush hour traffic congestion that already exists on Danbury Road, but Eppolitti's traffic expert, Michael Galante, said the development would only slightly increase peak vehicle traffic at that location.
Brosius's report said the state Department of Transportation raised no objection to the proposed development.


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Original recipe yields 3 dozen
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Cream the butter and the sugar together until light and fluffy. Add the egg and cream again.
- Mix in the flour, baking powder and mixed fruits or dried raisins. Mix until well combined.
- Roll teaspoonfuls of dough into lightly crushed corn flakes. Place cookies 2 inches apart on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 10 to 15 minutes.
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The cookies were good, but they were really, really hard. I think the cornflakes may have sucked up all the moisture. Also, make sure to press the dough down, because they won't spread because of the baking powder. Also, I needed to cook them for about 20-30 minutes.
I made these cookies because I had lots of leftover cornflake cereal. I am sorry to say that these did not come out well at all for me. They were on the dry side, somewhat hard and everyone complained they were too salty and did not have enough sugar. I even tried a peanut butter version and replaced the raisins with choclate chips. However, they were a very easy cookies to make and did not take too long.
It really is delicious! I've been looking for a cornflake cookie recipe, and I had no idea it was so easy to make! I like my cookies small and crisp, so I left out the nuts and raisins, and added a pinch of salt.
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Amount Per Serving (18 total)
- Calories
- 130 cal
- 7%
- Fat
- 5.5 g
- 8%
- Carbs
- 19.2 g
- 6%
- Protein
- 1.7 g
- 3%
- Cholesterol
- 25 mg
- 8%
- Sodium
- 79 mg
- 3%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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And so we are finally here, and not a moment too soon. Every insult has been hurled, every fact misrepresented; positions have been shifted and ventilated and dissected and caricatured.
We know, more or less (less, in the case of one candidate) where the next president will come down on critical issues such as health care, taxation, deficit spending and Iran.
But there is one question — a question of surpassing, even existential importance — that was the subject of not a single debate question or policy paper: Which candidate, Mitt Romney or President Barack Obama, would be better equipped to save civilization in the face of a global zombie uprising?
The mother of all 3 a.m. phone calls would begin like this: "Mr. President, very sorry to wake you, but it seems that a devastating pathogen has reanimated the dead and turned them into cannibals, and now they're feasting on the living, especially in the swing states of Ohio and Virginia. Would you like me to assemble those members of the Cabinet who aren't eating their deputies?"
A zombie invasion, although a low-probability event (only for the technical reason that zombies don't exist) represents, in the words of Daniel W. Drezner, the author of "Theories of International Politics and Zombies" and a Tufts University professor, "the perfect, protean 21st century threat — it's terrorism and biowarfare and pandemic rolled into one."
Drezner argues that zombies are a prism through which we can understand how governments react to supreme emergencies — of obvious relevance in an era when disaster seems to be visiting us with great frequency.
Zombies never seem to exhaust themselves as a subject of horror movies and fright literature. From time to time, popular interest wanes, but then along comes an attack like that of Sept. 11, or a dire recession, or a Hurricane Sandy, and people begin to contemplate the fragility of civilization and the limitations of government — just ask the people of Long Island and the Jersey Shore. As Drezner says, zombie movies and comics and television shows aren't actually about zombies: "What they're about is how humans react to the threat of zombies."


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Turn "being the Easter Bunny" into a fun Easter date night!
Last year, I told my husband I was going to plan a date that was out-of-the-ordinary.
(He was less than thrilled when I told him it involved crafting with hot glue and rhinestones!)
We dropped the kids off at grandma's house and headed to the grocery store where we bought the ingredients for dinner and the supplies for the kid's Easter baskets.
(Can I just say how fun it is to go grocery shopping without kids?)
Once home, we made dinner- together!
Grilled Pastrami Sandwiches, Salad & Chips! (easy, but delish!)
Then we turned some music on and busted out the bags of baskets, eggs and candies. I grabbed my hot glue guns and some crafty embellishments (ribbon, rhinestones, puffy paint etc.) and we personalized the plastic baskets we bought at the store. My husband did Leah's and I did our boys.
And the one my husband did was WAYYYYY cuter than the ones I did! He does have a creative bone inside him, who knew?!?
(I blame the fact that my "boyish" embellishments were lame- I can't use rhinestones for boys!)
The night was fun- even my husband agreed!
Sometimes it's nice to have a relaxing night in.
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My name is Britt Reints, and I am an expert on happiness – my own happiness, that is. I can teach you how to be an expert on your happiness, too.
There's no one-size-fits-all path to happiness (despite all the books and magazine articles trying to sell you exactly that), and there's a lot of stuff that gets in the way of you finding YOUR answer.
I can help you sort through all the external noise and:
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In my own convoluted pursuit of happiness, I've made a ton of mistakes.
I've blown up my life more than once. I've quit jobs, abandoned friendships, lost and gained hundreds of pounds, and tried really hard to destroy my marriage.
I've also learned a lot.
Through putting my marriage back to together, countless hours of therapy, and ten months spent traveling around the country in an RV with my husband and two kids, I've created a life filled with love, fun, and purpose.
I'm the author of An Amateur's Guide to the Pursuit of Happiness, which offers a realistic and personal look at the journey we all must take to figure out what makes us happy. My writing has also appeared in various media outlets, including The Huffington Post, Pittsburgh Magazine, Babble, and Redbook.com.
I'm also an inspirational speaker. I speak primarily to women and entrepreneurs about how to turn down the outside noise and turn up their inner voice in order to reach their goals and enjoy happier, more authentic lives.
I live in Pittsburgh, PA with my husband and two kids.
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SUMMIT's FF6L7BIIFADA all-refrigerator offers generous storage capacity inside a deluxe interior, with commercial approval and 32 inch height for built-in installation under lower ADA counters.
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The interior of the FF6L7BIIFADA is designed for true storage convenience. Adjustable shelves, door racks, and a large crisper provide flexibility in organizing contents. Interior lighting is standard.
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The National Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps has been in existence since 1964. According to the NJROTC website, "The programs are conducted at accredited secondary schools and taught by instructors who are retired Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard officers and enlisted personnel." The program's curriculum helps to promote citizenship and leadership development, as well as naval operations.
The Memorial High School NJROTC participates in an annual military inspection, which they look forward to every year. This year's inspection was held on Election Day. The cadets marched, performed armed and unarmed demonstrations as well as held a uniform inspection in front of a crowd of supporters and military personnel. The students and their instructors put in countless hours of work to get to this point. The students performed extremely well and look forward to participating in the event next year.


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The House Republicans are again seeking to expand their big government control over other (always other) personal lives with their bill eliminating the rights of teenage citizens to obtain legal medication, such as birth control, without the permission of their parents ("State bill strengthens parental control," May 8).
Supporters say the intention is to restore parental control over their children's lives. The House Republicans are using their power to legislate the conversion of uninterested parents into concerned parents. Parents who have lost control over their children's lives cannot regain it through an act of big government. This bill will give newly concerned parents the right to deny legal birth control to teenagers in an attempt to re-establish the illusion that they are participating in their children's lives.
Perhaps the House Republicans should consider the application of their favorite logic to this issue: Birth control doesn't cause pregnancy, disinterested parents do. Pass a bill to regulate parents, not teenagers.
The time for parents to become involved in these matters is before medical problems arise. This House Republican attempt to legislate parental veto power over birth control for teenagers is, as the expression goes, a day late and a dollar short.
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I can go basically to the Kansas boarder around I-70 to pick up if available or anywhere in Denver, Boulder, the front range.
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The Immigration Battle Begins in the House
The House prepares for its own immigration debate.
The real fight about the future of the country's immigration system begins now, as the often fragmented Republican majority in the House of Representatives deliberates on how to balance the wishes of the caucus' conservative members with the legacy of the Republican Party in elections for years to come.
The Senate passed its own version of immigration reform on Thursday, with 14 Republicans joining all Democrats to overwhelmingly support legalization efforts for the more than 11 million immigrants in the country illegally.
The next steps will be more difficult. House Republicans are expected to huddle Wednesday July 10 in a closed-door meeting to chart the best path forward. House Speaker John Boehner, however, has already made two things very clear: he does not plan to simply take up the Senate bill, and he won't bring any legislation to the floor that cannot attract a majority of his Republican members.
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"For any legislation, including the conference report, to pass the House it's going to have to be a bill that has the support of the majority of our members," Boehner told reporters Thursday.
Senators who belonged to the "gang of eight," the bipartisan group who crafted the Senate's immigration legislation, had long claimed that a strong Senate showing would force the House to act, but less than 24 hours later, the momentum for immigration reform looks to be stalling.
"If anybody thinks that because there's a Senate bill the House members will feel pressure, that's just not true," Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., said during a Bloomberg event on immigration reform Friday morning.
Diaz-Balart is part of a bipartisan group of seven lawmakers in the House that has been steadily working for four years to draft comprehensive immigration legislation that can pass the House. He and others including Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., know first hand the partisan land mines that await any immigration bill in the House. The House working group still has not unveiled a bill although they say they are very close.
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"It will be done when it is is done. It is better to get it right," Lofgren said at the same Bloomberg event.
The group itself has had a difficult time finding consensus on whether to give immigrants health and social welfare benefits. One member of the group, Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Idaho, who had been a key member in the negotiations because of his strong conservative credentials, walked away from a compromise in May.
Meanwhile, the House Judiciary Committee under the direction of Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., has taken an entirely different approach. Instead of seeking one comprehensive bill. The committee has worked to pass smaller, bite-sized reforms bolstering border security and strengthening E-Verify, a computer program that allows employers to check the immigration status of potential employees before they are hired.
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Lofgren, who serves on the committee, dismissed Goodlatte's attempts Friday as "small bore, partisan bills."
Liberal interest groups have urged the House to act quickly and address legalization for the 11 million immigrants living in the shadows, as well as ways to increase border security. Other observers, however, say that the House's slower approach is strategic and wise.
"It's highly unlikely that the lower chamber will pass a comprehensive measure. But those are the wrong standards, and to try to hold the House to them would do a grave disservice to reform," said Tamar Jacoby, the executive director of ImmigrationWorks, a group representing business leaders who support immigration reform. "The House will work in its own way: step by step, based on its own ideas, with its own methods and its own rules."
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CUMBERLAND — Services for Martha Louise McNeil, 92, of Cumberland, will be conducted in the Adams Family Funeral Home, P.A., 404 Decatur St., Cumberland, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Marsha Garrett officiating.
Interment will be held at Hillcrest Memorial Park.
ROSSVILLE, Ga. — Services for Rev. Eugene Harold "Gene" Coleman Sr., 68, of Rossville, will be conducted in the Fredlock Funeral Home, Piedmont, W.Va., on Wednesday at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Everett Powell officiating.
His son, Marvin S. Coleman will deliver the eulogy.
Interment will follow in Nethkin Hill Cemetery, Elk Garden, W.Va.
BURLINGTON, W.Va. — Services for Virgil M. Sites, 89, of Burlington, will be conducted in the Fountain Gospel Chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Pastor Michael Goldizen officiating. Friends may also call at the church one hour prior to the service.
Interment will be in the Smith Family Cemetery, Old Fields.
MOUNT AIRY — Services for Esther Lee (Friend) Cook, 74, of Mount Airy, will be conducted in the Open Door Chapel, Sang Run, on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Larry Glotfelty officiating. Friends will be from 11 a.m. until the time of service.
Interment will be in Hoyes Methodist Cemetery.
RAVENNA, Ohio — A Mass of Christian Burial for William Paul "Bill" Dickel, 74, of Ravenna, will be held in the Immaculate Conception Church on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
Interment will be in Grandview Memorial Park.
NORTHFIELD, Ohio — Services for Ruth Ann Richards Weirich, 84, of Northfield, will be held at Johnson-Romito Funeral Home, Northfield, on Wed-nesday at 12:30 p.m.
Interment will be in Northfield-Macedonia Cemetery.
FORT ASHBY, W.Va. — Services for Laura L. (Hearton) Smith 99, of Fort Ashby, will be conducted in the Scarpelli Funeral Home P.A., 108 Virginia Ave., Cumberland, on Wednesday at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Benny Brakeall officiating.
Interment will be in Restlawn Memorial Gardens.
OCEAN CITY — A Mass of Christian Burial for Kathleen "Cissy" Marie Robinson, 85, of Ocean City, will be held in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Ocean City, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Friends will be received one hour prior to services.
Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Park.
SENECA ROCKS, W.Va. — Services for Mabel Yokum, 98, of Seneca Rocks, will be conducted in Seneca Rocks Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Paul O'Gorek officiating.
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---- — CROWN POINT — A special service will honor Crown Point's 190-year-old Second Congregational Church Meeting House in the hamlet of Ironville.
At 9:30 a.m. Sunday — almost 190 years from the time that the Rev. S.L. Herrick, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Crown Point, began holding services in a rural portion of the community known as Ironville — current members and the pastor of First Congregational Church and the United Methodist churches of Crown Point will join with the Penfield Historical Society and others in a Heritage Day Service at the old Second Congregational Church Meeting House.
The church records show that at a special meeting of the Congregational Society in 1846 "The Second Congregational Church of Crown Point" was formed.
Congregationalism, inheritors of the free spirit of the Separatists that left England aboard The Mayflower in 1620, came together as a Christian community to build a church home where all would feel welcome, where all had a voice in the path they believed God was directing them.
This special service will bring together friends and families from the area.
It will serve as a bridge from the days before electricity and electric organs to this time of computers and microchips, the Rev. David Hirtle of First Congregational Church said in a news release.
Led by Hirtle and Pastor Gregg Trask of the Crown Point United Methodist Church, the service will recall hymns played on the historic pump organ by Patricia Knapp, scriptures, prayers, anecdotal information and messages for both children and adults.
"Special music will fill the air as folks from all over join to worship," Hirtle said. "All of this will join not only tradition but the hearts of faith that sustained those original worshippers and still is relevant to this day."
Hirtle and Trask have issued a challenge on this particular Sunday for friends and members of the parish to attempt to "pack a pew" with their own friends and family much as would have been done in the early days of worship in the greater Crown Point area.
"The faith of those early settlers carved out of the wilderness of the Adirondacks a church building in 1845 and dedicated in October of that year," Hirtle said. "The building cost $1,600 and boasted a basement used for the education of its members and the community.
"It was a focal point of that small, growing community. It provided not only a place of worship, but a communal center for meetings, times of joy and of loss, and great struggle during the early days of this area."


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On the eve of the Thanksgiving debut of Spike Lee's Bad 25 documentary, the late Michael Jackson has a lot to be thankful for.
Yesterday a representative of the singer's estate confirmed to FORBES that, on Monday, the estate paid off the last dollars on a loan connected to Mijac Music, the catalog that's home to many songs composed by the King of Pop, including hits like "Beat It" and "Billie Jean."
The payment means that the estate has eliminated the last of Jackson's outstanding personal debts (FORBES reported last month that Jackson's personal debts would be paid off by the end of the year). That's no small feat, considering the pile obligations–roughly half a billion dollars–left behind by the singer when he passed away in 2009.
Jackson's estate has been able to pay off that debt earlier than expected thanks to the enduring popularity of the King of Pop and his work, which spurred earnings of $145 million over the past year alone.
Financial highlights since 2009 include a $60 million advance for concert film This Is It, which went on to become the most successful concert film in history with a worldwide gross in excess of a quarter billion dollars, as well as a new $250 million record deal with Sony, the largest ever.
More recently, the Michael Jackson Immortal World Tour–a joint venture with Cirque du Soleil–grossed $160 million during its first leg, making it this year's top tour in North America. The show now moves abroad, and is currently wending its way through Germany.
There are still some business debts left for Jackson, namely a loan that FORBES estimates at $280 million, connected to the Sony/ATV publishing catalog.
But the loan's interest rate of 2.9%, negotiated down from 5.8% shortly after the singer's death, seems innocuous enough–and perhaps necessary for continued expansion of the company, which is half-owned by Jackson's estate.
Meanwhile, the show goes on. Lee's BAD 25 documentary, which celebrates the quarter-century anniversary of Jackson's followup to Thriller, will air on Thanksgiving at 9:30pm Eastern time on ABC.
For more on the business behind the King of Pop, sign up for news on my upcoming book, Michael Jackson, Inc (Simon & Schuster, 2014). You can also follow me on Twitter and Facebook.
Bad 25 is going to be epic! A must watch this thanksgiving!
This is good news Zack! The Estate executors are doing a great job – but so are Jackson's fans by supporting the various projects undertaken. Their response to The Immortal Tour, BAD 25 and now Spike Lee's movie goes a long way to keeping the legacy alive and ensuring a bright future for the Estate and Michael's children. Happy Thanksgiving!
Pretty awesome. gonna pick up Bad 25 soon
Regarding the airing of Bad25 tomorrow Nov. 22nd- "Thanksgiving night in America? That's huge. All families, all races will be watching. I'm happy that ABC came forward." Spike Lee
As Spike Lee astutely observed – a documentary highlighting the dedication and genius of Michael Jackson's artistry shown on our nation's most familial night on a major network, is an amazing accomplishment by him and the MJEstate.
It is with continued admiration and respect we support Michael's choice of executors as they have proven once again that they are successfully handling his Estate, by generating income and paying down his debt. Thank you Zack for this article, proving once again that not only was Michael Jackson a great artist but a very wise businessman as well.
That is realy great news centuring around MJ! A *factully* *positive* article, amidst the dying roar of the same ole' unfounded negatives that are still doing the rounds!
Thank you, Zack.
By the way Zack, you are gaining fans, here, too:>)
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I forgot to say – They are showing Spike Lee's Documentory on this side of the pond on Saturday, 1st December.
I'm so happy to hear this for the children's sake and for Michael. You always bring us good news, Zack. After so many years of negativity, it sure feels good. Thank you for caring.