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Metric With Half Moon Run Fillmore Miami Beach Friday, September 28, 2012 Better Than: Ugly people playing boring music badly. The last time Metric played in Miami, it was at an outdoor show on the beach during Art Basel. Paired with the band's outsized sound were exceptionally large easy chairs a ... More >>
He's a redheaded remix wizard from Manchester and his name is Star Slinger. Over the last couple of years, the Slinger's reworked about a billion tracks by big indie names like Broken Social Scene, Washed Out, Deerhunter, Toro y Moi, and Childish Gambino. And now he's dropped his debut si ... More >>
When a band chooses a name as romantic and whimsical as Sirens and Sealions, you might expect a stage show that leans heavily on harps and incense. But this Miami band isn't really a gang of hippies. So while tonight's album release party at The Stage will involve lots of live music and plenty of go ... More >>
Andrew "Le Spam" Yeomanson, DJ and collector of obscure vinyl.What's the most obscure spoken-word record you own? I'm not embarrassed to say that a copy of Walter Mercado's Walter '86: Aquario, the Puerto Rican astrology god's predictions for Aquarians in 1986, tops my list of weird vinyl. It di ... More >>
Flying Lotus: Possibly as bangin' as Sleigh Bells' new album, and actually available in brick and mortar storesIn our Moving Units column, Mike Ramirez at Fort Lauderdale's Radio-Active Records graciously keeps us up-to-date and comments on the current releases flying out of his store each ... More >>
Axe and the Oak's Record Store Day 2010 release was created with love (and gold foil)In our Moving Units column, Mike Ramirez at Fort Lauderdale's Radio-Active Records graciously keeps us up-to-date and comments on the current releases flying out of his store each week.Just when you thought ... More >>
via Flickr user JalapenoThe first couple times I heard Metric, I couldn't stand the singer's voice. Bands with female lead singers who have airy, over processed voices are becoming grating to me, a guy who grew up using Riot Grrl bands as my measuring stick for female vocal performances. Then I h ... More >>
Okay, St. Augustine is pretty damn far from here. And half of the bands on the Harvest of Hope festival bill, well, we've never heard of them. However, if you overwhelmed with a sense of loss after Langerado's cancellation, or just feel like a road trip, this one may be worth a look. A three-day pas ... More >>
James DunnThe Long Ride Homewww.jamesdunnmusic.comEven the title boasts an air of familiarity, one that translates to the sound of the songs themselves. It breeds a connection that finds these muscular melodies recalling the angst-filled anthems of Bruce Springsteen as they might sound if sung by Ja ... More >>
After much Internet gossip and rumor-mongering, the folks behind Langerado announced they would release the first phase of the festival's 2009 lineup yesterday morning. That didn't happen, with a delay as organizers "finalized last-minute details." Still, this morning they've come forward with a few ... More >>
Art Basel is a little more than a week away, so there will be plenty to do. But until then, this upcoming weekend you'll probably be dealing with unwanted relatives and incompetent airport employees -- sounds like fun. Here is what you miss over the weekend:Heir to the Throne at The King is Dead Ne ... More >>
Broken Social Scene with Land of TalkSaturday, November 22, 2008Club Cinema, Pompano BeachCanadian experimental/indie-rock supergroup Broken Social Scene descended on South Florida last night like a swarm of indie bees, and buzzed up a two-hour storm for jubilant fans at a packed Club Cinema in Pomp ... More >>
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Apples in Stereo September 28, 2007 The Culture Room Better Than: Eating a barrel of Count Chocula while in interstellar overdrive The Review: We dig The Culture Room, even if we've gotta drive about a million miles to get there. The joint's dark, the sound's swimming, and it's run by a d ... More >>
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Longtime Redding lounge closes it's doors
Published On: Jul 06 2013 09:24:34 PM CDT
The Bell Lounge on Athens Avenue in Redding is closing.
According to workers the lounge has been in business for more than 60 years and is well known by many in the community.
It was not made clear Saturday afternoon why the business is closing, workers simply said the owners decided it was time to close.
However the lounge will be hosting a "grand closing" Saturday evening to thank their longtime patrons.
The event is expected to start around 9 p.m.
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Quinton Fortune has revealed to ManUtd.com that he plans to take his coaching badges next season.
The bubbly South African still trains at Carrington and assists with some of the sessions involving the Reserves and younger lads at the club.
Although he is jetting out on the DHL tour in an ambassadorial capacity, he still enjoys working on the pitch with the players.
"People ask me why I still train," said the former midfielder. "I don't know what to do if I don't go training. I'd go crazy!
"I enjoy working for the club as well but it's great to go to Carrington and see the lads and work with Warren Joyce when he needs me.
"I do want to do coaching this season. I'm taking my badges and I can do that at Carrington and work in the evening to do my hours, get my assessment and keep going."
Clearly, Fortune is in a prime position to cut his teeth coaching alongside some of the best in the business.
"Exactly," he reasons. "There's no better place to learn. Every day, I watch training and learn from Rene [Meulensteen] and Mike [Phelan] and so on. I love working with the younger players as well."
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Birth: Nicholas has been identified as Nicholas, son of
Nicholas Snow, baptized at St. Leonard's Shoreditch, London, on January
25, 1599/1600.This identification is not certain.
Death: He died in Eastham on November 15, 1676.
Ship: Anne or Little James, 1623
Life in England: There is no information about his life in
England, except for the above baptismal record.
Life in New England: Nicholas Snow came to Plymouth as a
single man. He was a freeman of Plymouth in 1633. In 1645, orshortly
after, he moved to Nauset (Eastham).There he served as deputy, surveyor
of highways, constable and selectman. His inventory contained many
cooper and carpenter tools.
Family: He married Constance Hopkins in Plymouth by May
22, 1627, and had twelve children. She died in Eastham mid- October
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This week, check out our critics' recommendations, including Desaparecidos, M. Doughty and Death Angel. Read about these performers and more after the jump, and stay tuned to our weekend best bets post for more shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Danny ClinchMy Morning Jacket, whose new album Circuital is scheduled for a May 31 release date, is coming to St. Louis on August 2nd, when the band will play the Pageant. Tickets go on sale June 3rd at 5 p.m. at the Pageant box office or through Ticketmaster. Frontman Jim James' most recent ... More >>
Mikey Wehling's newest EP, Galaxy Reverb, came out earlier this week and can be downloaded for free on bandcamp. It's a studiously homemade affair, recorded on a four-track in Wehling's basement using equipment he scrounged up at places like garage sales. The results are at once heartfelt an ... More >>
A special Record Store Day edition of top sellers! equates local, * is a band coming to town. Euclid separated its RSD exclusives for its top ten; Vintage did not. Vintage Vinyl 1. VARIOUS ARTISTS---Don't Quit Your Day Job 2. FLAMING LIPS, STAR DEATH & WHITE DWARF WITH HENRY ROLLINS & PEA ... More >>
Who says the record store is dead? Not us here in St. Louis, where both Vintage Vinyl and Euclid Records sold a lot of tunes. Below, please find the top selling albums from both stores, including a separate top vinyl list from VV. Enjoy! Vintage Vinyl: Top CDs 1. Murphy Lee - You See Me 2. ... More >>
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Working for Boardworks
We are currently recruiting for a number of roles. Please see below for details.
Field Sales Territory Manager (E-learning, K-12, Full Time, Home-Based)
Openings available Nationwide
Boardworks is an educational publisher producing innovative multimedia resources for teaching and learning. A fast-growing nationwide company that operates and sells all over the U.S., Boardworks is at the forefront of the e-learning market, producing pioneering and inspiring educational resources.
- Maximize the sales of Boardworks resources at school and district level within a given territory;
- Be an inspiring representative of the company and grow the company's reputation and business;
- Conduct outstanding product demonstrations within schools and districts;
- Hit and surpass set sales revenue targets on a consistent basis;
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of product offerings, company processes and the education industry;
- Work with the Sales Manager to ensure alignment with sales strategy;
- Heavy daytime travel within territory; some extended overnight travel across the U.S. also required.
This role is perfect for a candidate with relevant sales experience, looking for an opportunity to flourish within a fast-growing company. The successful candidate will be target-driven and self-motivated. They work best when challenged and busy. There is a genuine and real possibility of progression for talented employees who exceed their sales targets.
The successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree as a minimum. A background in e-learning sales is an advantage.
Marketing Manager for well-funded education tech start-up
We're looking for a very hands-on Marketing Manager or Assistant Marketing Manager, with 2-5 years' experience, to join our talented team communicating how our products can dramatically help both teachers and students.
Boardworks is a Williamsburg, Brooklyn-based educational technology start-up with a mission to transform education across the nation's schools. We produce transformational multimedia products for use by teachers and students across the K12 age range.
We started Boardworks in the UK in the year 2000 and it has grown to be the market leading publisher of highly interactive educational software in the UK. Earlier this year, we (the two founders) relocated to NYC to launch and rapidly grow Boardworks in the U.S., and we're currently recruiting a team to help us do this.
The successful individual will be responsible for all aspects of our marketing in the U.S., initially based on our successful activity in the UK. In particular, this will include responsibility for:
- a high volume of email campaigns
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- generation and implementation of integrated social media campaigns.
Initially, the marketing manager will liaise with the marketing department of five based in the UK, and, in due course, the marketing team here will expand through further recruitment.
The successful candidate will be exceptional and have 2–5 years' experience as well as an outstanding academic background. He/she will be highly productive, results-driven, an excellent project manager, a creative thinker, highly commercial, with fantastic copywriting skills and superb judgement.
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Are you looking for a new challenge in a fast-growing company selling market-leading electronic educational resources to the schools market? Boardworks is an educational publisher, producing innovative multimedia resources for teaching and learning. We are a nationwide company that operates and sells all over the U.S., and are at the forefront of the educational market.
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The innertubing hill at St. Patrick's County Park will be open Sunday, Feb. 24 beginning at 11 a.m. It will be the last day of the season.
The innertube hill is groomed and supervised by park staff and has a warming area and food concessions available for purchase. Innertubes are provided as available. Sleds and toboggans are not allowed.
Innertubing is not recommended for children three-years-old or younger. The cost is $3 per person plus a vehicle gate fee.
Cross country ski rental at St. Patrick's County Park is already closed for the season. The ski trails are packed and skiers with their own equipment are welcome to come to the park, but conditions are poor. Ski trails will be packed at the park along as there is enough snow to do so.
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|Characterizing the Molecular Mechanisms of Axon Guidance: Activation and Regulation of the Axon Guidance Receptor Plexin A
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|Neuronal connectivity is precisely determined by axonal pathfinding during development . The navigating axons detect attractive and repulsive environmental cues by axon guidance receptors . However , the biochemical means through which multiple signaling pathways are integrated in navigating axons is poorly understood . Semaphorins are the largest family of axon guidance cues and utilize Plexin receptors to exert repulsive effects on axon extension . The intracellular region of Plexins contains a Ras GTPase activating protein (GAP ) domain , which is necessary for repulsive guidance effects . Previous studies suggest that activation of Plexin RasGAP requires interactions with both Semaphorin at the extracellular region and a Rho -family GTPase at the Rho family GTPase -binding domain (RBD ) . Interestingly , Semaphorin repulsion can be rapidly "turned -off" by other distinct cues and signaling cascades . However , the molecular mechanisms to activate or modulate Plexin RasGAP remain unclear . First , to further understand how the Plexin RasGAP is activated , I collaborated with the Zhang lab , and following determination of the crystal structure of the intracellular region of Plexin , I examined the roles of residues interfacing with the RasGAP domain using functional mutagenesis in the Drosophila model system . Our results demonstrate that Plexin exhibits an auto -inhibited conformation , and suggest that interaction among the previously uncharacterized juxtamembrane segment , the RBD , and the RasGAP domain is critical for Plexin RasGAP activation . Second , to better understand how Semaphorin /Plexin signaling is modulated , I characterized the results of a large -scale screen to look for proteins interacting with the cytoplasmic portion of Plexin and identified the phosphoserine binding protein 14 -3 -3epsilon as a specific Plexin -interacting protein . My results reveal that 14 -3 -3epsilon is specifically required for axon guidance during development . Moreover , Protein kinase A is found to phosphorylate Plexin in the RasGAP domain and mediates the 14 -3 -3epsilon interaction . Plexin -14 -3 -3epsilon interactions prevent Plexin from interacting with its Ras -family GTPase substrate , which effectively switches Plexin -mediated axonal repulsion to Integrin -mediated adhesion . These findings uncover both a new molecular integration point between important axon guidance signaling pathways and a biochemical logic by which this guidance information is coalesced to steer the growing axon . Therefore , these new observations on activating and silencing specific signals that are repulsive to axon growth also illuminate new approaches to neutralize axonal growth inhibition and encourage axon regeneration .
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Seascpe Cottage is a Key West style cottage with beautiful waterviews located only 5 blocks from Gulfport Beach and downtown shops and restaurants. Beautiful gardens and furnished with cottage style furniture and all the electronic amenities such as cable TV, roku player, internet access, phone and fax. Cottage has 4 yards fenced and all good size. Beautiful old oak trees reminiscent of old Florida. Furnishings are very cottage like and we are constantly told how comfortable it is. If you are looking for a place to relax Seascape Cottage is the place to be. Once you visit you will want to come back year after year like most people who end up visiting. It is a very unique little town with some of the best restaurants and festivals in Florida. Search "Gulfport Gekofest" for video to watch. Free bikes available. Barbecue area.
All kinds of outdoor recreationn available in the area from beaches to biking to kayaking to beach dog parks. Tons of festivals walking distance or short drive. Visit downtown St Pete which is very popular with outdoor dog friendly restaurants, art museums, cute shops, beer brewerys and much more.
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Railroad Accident Brief [PDF version]
Accident Description
At about 3:45 p.m., mountain standard time, on January 13, 1997, Amtrak train No. 25, consisting of 3 locomotive units, 2 baggage cars, and 7 passenger cars, derailed the 2nd and 3rd locomotive units and all 9 cars near milepost (MP) 528.5 on the Union Pacific Railroad (UP) in Granite, Wyoming. The train was traveling at a recorded speed of 59 mph in 70-mph territory when the derailment occurred.
Twenty of the 109 passengers, 3 of the 12 on-board-service personnel, and 1 of the 5 operating crew members sustained minor injuries. The costs associated with the accident were $1,706,651.
The investigation revealed that the derailment occurred at a broken rail located just west of a spring frog on No.1 main track. A portion of the west end of the rail had a weld about 11 ½ inches long on the running surface (head) of the rail, and the gauge face of the head had also been welded in order to match it with the rail to which it was attached. The welded area broke out under the movement of train No. 25, causing the derailment.
A metallurgical examination of the broken rail and weld indicated that the weld was of "poor quality." The weld material on the gauge face of the rail did not penetrate properly because the rail was not properly preheated before welding. UP officials stated that welds made to rail ends are routine repairs and as such there were no written records regarding when the weld was made or who performed the task. Local UP officers and welders could not recall when the weld was made.
The track in the accident area had been visually inspected by a track inspector several hours before the derailment and no defects were noted. The condition that led to the failure of the weld was an internal condition and would not have been apparent during a visual inspection. The rail had been inspected by a rail defect detector car on December 16, 1996, and no internal defects had been noted during that inspection.
Probable Cause
The National Transportation Safety Board determines that the probable cause of this accident was a field weld on the end of a rail that broke under the moving train because the rail was not properly preheated prior to welding.
Adopted: August 18, 1998
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November 26, 2014
Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013
One person is dead after an accident involving a truck and motorcycle on Huber Clay Rd.
The Aiken County Coroner's Office confirmed 59 -year-old Daniel Favors was killed in the accident.
Authorities say the Favors along with his wife Kathy were riding their 1993 Harley Davidson when they were struck by a 2005 Chevrolet Truck coming out of the Aiken Landfill Thursday afternoon around 4:30pm.
The truck pulled unto the right shoulder of the road attempted a U turn and struck the motorcycle.
Daniel and Kathy Favors, the driver of the truck, his passenger were all taken to the hospital.
Daniel Favors was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Integrative Medicine (IM) aims to bring together "conventional" and "alternative" medicine to create an integrated approach to health and healing. Harvard Medical School is a unique environment, because it has not just one, but many centers dedicated to Integrative Medicine research and education. However, until now, there has been no concerted effort to connect these various centers and groups of individuals.
News and Events
Integrative Medicine Research Map Explained
Helene M. Langevin, MD, Director, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
Dr. Helene Langevin sits down with Boston College's The Heights to share how the Osher Center created its online Integrative Medicine Network Map. While common therapies such as yoga, acupuncture and tai chi can be categorized within integrative medicine, researchers and the public alike are curious to understand whether they work and how they work. The interactive network map identifies and creates links between the many institutions across Boston where the science behind these therapies is being explored.
Davis Phinney Grant Award for Tai Chi and Parkinson's Study
Peter Wayne, PhD, Research Director, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
Loss of mobility is a primary concern for individuals with Parkinson's Disease (PD), leading to reduced ability to accomplish functional tasks, impaired balance, increased fall risk, and an overall reduced quality of life. Exercise is an integral part of the management of PD, but optimal types and regimes of exercise have yet to be defined.
Watch the 5-minute video to learn more about how Tai Chi can impact the lives of individuals with Parkinson's Disease.
Research Seminar Series: "How's Your Sleep? The Answer Might Surprise You." by Matt T. Bianchi, MD, PhD, MMSc
Presentation by Matt T. Bianchi, MD, PhD, MMSc
Thursday, November 13, 2014
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Dr. Bianchi's major clinical focus is currently on the two most common sleep disorders, insomnia and sleep apnea, with particular emphasis on the complex relationship between sleep physiology and subjective symptoms. Dr Bianchi has published in research topics spanning electrophysiology, statistics, decision theory, and sleep medicine.
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Citi Performing Arts Center is a nonprofit innovator and steward of iconic venues, providing arts, entertainment, cultural, and educational experiences to the greater community.
Watch a video produced in 1995 which celebrates the 75th birthday of the Wang Theatre.
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Silicon Technology from Intel
Moving microprocessor technology forward
Following Moore's Law, Intel continues to introduce new and innovative process technologies, which deliver incredible leaps in performance and new levels of energy efficiency, all while enabling richer end-user applications.
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The tailwheel equipped airplane ground looped during the landing rollout. The pilot reported that he had performed two stop and go landings at another airport before landing at the accident airport. He reported that runway 18/36 was closed and runway 28 was the active runway. He reported that he noticed that the windsock was "straight out" indicating that the winds were from the south creating a left crosswind landing. He reported that during the landing rollout "the aircraft ground looped to the right hitting the left wing on the runway." About 15 minutes prior to the accident, the reported winds were 340 degrees at 5 knots.
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November 27, 2014
OKALOOSA - Okaloosa County Sheriff's investigators are asking for your help solving an old murder case.
Authorities found 59-year-old Leonard "Buddy" Phelps dead in the backyard of his business on October 2, 1981.
Phelps owned Phelps Brothers Boat Works off John Sims Parkway in Niceville.
Investigators say Phelps was a pretty good business man and had money.
They say whoever beat and shot him to death also ransacked the apartment Phelps had above the business.
They believe the killers motive was robbery.
Investigator Mike Irvin of Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office, said, "He was kind of an entrepreneur, had a little bit of real estate investments.
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The Altadena NAACP Freedom Fund Luncheon, celebrating 30 years of service, brought the Altadena ACT-SO musicians of the past and present together. The program held at the Castaways in Burbank on Sunday June 22, 2014 was a "Salute to the Black Press" and honoring Atty. Joe C. and Ruthie Hopkins with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Paul and Juanita De Vaughn were also honored with a Community Service Award, for their tireless commitment to the community. The afternoon was filled with music from ACT-SO's current gold medal winner as well as national medal winners from the past decade to entertain as well as showcase the talent of the youth in our community.
The current gold medal winner in vocal contemporary is Chelsea Johnson, who sang and deeply affected the listeners with a soulful ballad. She will compete at the National level of ACT-SO representing Altadena in Las Vegas, NV, in conjunction with the National NAACP convention. Chelsea writes her own songs, enjoys acting and over the past year has worked as a musical therapist for the elderly. She was voted Pasadena Idol of 2012. She can be seen at local showcases, contests and private gigs. She has worked with the legendary Grammy Award winning, "A Taste of Honey". In addition to her music she writes a monthly newsletter for the Pasadena Journal centered on youth empowerment. Her love of writing has compelled her to publish her first book, Code of Ethics for Today's Teens. Chelsea recently graduated from California Virtual Academy and has been accepted to UC Berkeley.
The afternoon was punctuated with both soft and lively jazz melodies performed by ACT-SO alumnae. Daniel Richardson, alto saxophone, Michael McTaggart, electric guitar and Jonathan Richards, bass, have received individual gold awards from the Altadena ACT-SO in 2004, 2005 and 2006. They have won national medals for original music composition and classical instrumental in 2005 and 2006. They graduated from the Los Angeles County High School of the Arts. They continued their music careers and graduated from Thornton School of Music at University of University of California Berkeley, Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA.
All of these young musicians, having received scholarships, have played together at venues as the Disney Hall, House of Blues, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Catalina's Bar and Grill, the Shrine Auditorium, Essentially Ellington at the Lincoln Center, New York and the Monterrey Jazz Festival and the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. Daniel, Michael and Jonathan have won various awards given by the Dolo Coker foundation; the Pasadena Arts Council award for youth in music, the BEEM Foundation, NAMN (National Association of Negro Musician).
Daniel, Micheal and Jonathan co-produced a jazz benefit concert for the NAACP, featuring jazz artists John Clayton, Barbara Morison, and Dwight Tribble; hosted by KJAZZ 88.1's Jose Rizo.
Daniel was a finalist in jazz instrumental Music Center Spotlight Awards in April of 2006, additionally he received national recognition for best arrangement by Down Beat magazine for an arrangement for a 19 piece big band ensemble. He has toured with saxophonist Bobby Watson and played with Grammy winner Terri Lyne Carrington. In addition he has shared the stage with jazz greats such as Joe Lovano, Greg Osby.
Daniel has performed around the Los Angeles area at Catalina's, the Pasadena Jazz Institute, Spaghettini Grill & Lounge, Harold and Belle's, the Grove, the Langham Hotel as well as Boston locations. He could be heard weekly at the famous jazz club Wally's in Boston.
Jonathan and Daniel are leaders of "Wilberta", a Los Angeles-based six-piece ensemble of emerging artists performing original music drawing from jazz, rock and other genres. Daniel writes the original tunes that the band performs. The band's first EP is in process and is scheduled to be recorded later this year.
Jonathan Richards has pursued studio and film recording opportunities. He recorded with Grammy Winner Bill Cunliffe and his Big Band, featuring vocalist Freeda Payne at Capitol Records. Jonathan also recorded a live show with Bill Cunliffe Big Band at Vitello's in North Hollywood. Both albums are scheduled for release this year. Jonathan has recorded numerous film scores and has appeared playing bass on episodes of various network television shows including "Hart of Dixie", "Gilmore Girls", and "Chuck". Jonathan is a three-year member of The Southeast Symphony and is often contracted to play for other Southern California orchestras. Recently Jonathan toured in North America for five weeks with Grammy Award winning artist Van Hunt.
Michael plays the electric guitar and is gifted in jazz, rock and reggae he has traveled around the United States, playing in New York, Atlanta, and Chicago as well as abroad to The Gibson Room, in London, England.
Allisonne Crawford was a national medalist in Vocal Contemporary for Altadena ACT-SO in 1997. She performs classical, contemporary and sacred style music in our local community, county, and state. Some of her notable performances include the Pasadena Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, Pasadena Black History Gala, Pasadena Police Department Citizens Awards, The Dena Magazine Issue Release Ball at Pasadena City Hall, Lee Archer Jr. Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen, Black Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles, LA County Fire Installation Ceremony, Pasadena City College, Bayou Classic Gala, Altadena Baptist Church, and numerous other civic groups, churches, weddings, and retirement homes. She won the Dreamgirls Catch the Dream singing contest in 2011.
Allisonne also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance and studied abroad at the University of Salzburg, Austria while an undergraduate at Chapman University (Orange, CA); Master of Arts in Educational Counseling and Pupil Personnel Services credential from Azusa Pacific University (Azusa, CA); Master of Arts in Educational Administration and Administrative Services credential from Cal State University, San Bernardino.
Former Assemblymember, Anthony J. Portantino served as the Master of Ceremonies, Jalal Sudan is the president of Altadena NAACP.
[To contact the Altadena NAACP phone (626) 794-7999 or visit: 730 E. Altadena Dr., Altadena, CA.]


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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — East Hamilton looked like a different softball team Wednesday than it did Tuesday in the Class AA high school softball state tournament. Going from 12 runs allowed to none will do that.
The Lady Hurricanes not only played without error behind pitcher Maria Walshe, they converted three double plays in a game for the first time all season. They also took advantage of both Greenbrier errors and defeated the Lady Cats 2-0 at Starplex No. 2.
"Our defense was definitely better," East Hamilton coach Cara Stiles said in comparison to her team's 12-6 first-day loss to Chester County. "Way better. It was the difference in the ballgame."
East Hamilton (26-13-2) will play Unicoi County today at about 1 p.m. EDT.
Lady 'Canes leadoff batter Shaliyah Geathers sparked their offensive effort by going 3-for-4.
"I think if we just come out and do what we did today, swinging the bats early and playing spot on defense, we can get through," Geathers said.
Geathers had an adventurous time on the basepaths against the Lady Cats, including getting tagged out in a rundown between first and second in the fifth inning. Stiles said it was the kind of play that "happens once a year."
In a similar situation in the third, Geathers strayed off first when the Lady Cats pitched out, but when the throw went behind her she ended up stealing second.
"I think I tricked them on that one," Geathers said. "They threw back to first and I took advantage on the throwback."
Tori Barnes then singled Geathers to third and Kelsey Payne followed with a high sacrifice fly to deep center that was misplayed, allowing her to reach first with Geathers scoring.
That run was all the support Walshe had until the seventh, which began with a popout. After consecutive singles to center by Alyssa Strickler and Geathers, a two-out walk for Payne loaded the bases. Strickler scored when Walshe reached on an error.
Maggie Woods went 2-for-3 for East Hamilton. Walshe gave up six hits and one walk while striking out four.
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5 pounds uncooked bow tie pasta
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Since its inception on July 14, 1994, Fat Beats, Inc. has had one mission: to become the international Mecca for true lovers of Hip Hop. Owned by Joseph Abajian (DJ, B-Boy, and producer, DJ Jab), and partners with Ryan Sikorski in the Amsterdam operation, Fat Beats first opened it's doors as a small, retail store in a basement location at 323 East 9th Street in Manhattan's East Village. Since then, Jab has seen his company explode all over the place — worldwide that is — Fat Beats Retail has locations in NYC, LA and Amsterdam; Fat Beats Distribution is the premier international independent distribution company specializing in vinyl; Fat Beats Records is a rapidly emerging force as an independent label marketing and promoting it¹s own releases to tremendous early success; and the newly operational http://www.fatbeats.com is destined to corner the market in on-line hip hop sales.
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Chez Vincent & Hannibal's on the Square
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Winter Park, FL 32789Neighborhood:
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Chez Vincent & Hannibal's on the Square
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.chezvincent.com/
- Phone: (407) 599-2929
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Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Contemporary French
- Executive Chef: Vincent Gagliano
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room
A word from Chez Vincent & Hannibal's on the Square
Located in the artsy area of Hannibal Square in Downtown Winter Park. Enjoy French food in a casual elegant atmosphere for lunch or dinner.Daily fares of Filet Migon, Grouper Provencale & traditional prepared Escargot. Fabulous private wine Cellar for parties up to 30. Perfect for corporate dinners, birthday celebrations or a lunch gathering. Meet your friends for a cocktail before at our beautiful piano lounge Hannibal"s on The Square. Live music Wednesday to Saturday evenings. ****Please let us know in your reservation request if you would like to sit in the Chez Vincent dining room or in Hannibal's lounge dining room****Continued
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79 reviews since August 1, 2014
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- I would recommend this place to anyoneAmazingDined on 11/19/2014Amazing food, great service! ... even down to enjoying a free white port tasting with the chef following the meal I can't say enough fantastic things about this place A must!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dateRaymondDined on 11/15/2014We picked Chez Vincent to celebrate our anninversay( 29th). We were greeted warmly & with a pleasent smile by 3 employees. Promptly greeted by our waiter who explained all the specials of the day & a Wine list. We placed our orders & with the perfect interval we were served our 1st course ( EScargot) , It was very tastey & well presented. The salad was fresh & beutiful. The selection of wine is fantastic & long. The main course was perfectly prerpared,& tasted great. After done with main course, Chef Vincent came to the table, intrducwd himself & presenrd us with a complentary White port that was magnificent. Not to forget the dessert (which was great tasting & smooth}, it complimented a perfect evening . We will not hesitate to visit Chez Vincent for another great experience. RaySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/5/2014Food was outstanding: Seafood sampler, Mahi-Mahi, duck, goat cheese saladSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerMightyDined on 11/1/2014We are here for our anniversary. The food was hot, good, and came out very fast. If you are a big eater the. This is not the place for you. I am a big eater and left still wanting something more to eat. My wife on the other hand was full. I had the steak and requested it med-well. The steak came out properly cook, and hot.Special Features:
- Romantic twosomeKiemmoDined on 10/23/2014We were there for a quiet and romantic meal with refined service and that is exactly what we received...food was excellent as usual here. I enjoyed the lamb and my wife had the salmon.Special Features:
- Staff was well versed in their menu.jetsetrjDined on 10/20/2014My wife and I happened to be on coroprate travel in Orlandro (same city, different companies) and wanted french food as it also was our wedding anniversary. My Open Table App found us Chez Vincent but we had to drive 25 min south to Winter Park. The drive was well worth it! I had venison and my wife had rack of lamb. Both were very tender and well presented. Service was excellent. My only negative was the bar. Both our drinks had to be redone but they did get it right the second time. As a plus, Downtown Winter Park was a very romantic with lots of shops and after dinner bars with street side tables. A very lovely evening ...Special Features:
- Great French Cuisine in Winter ParkresinexVIPDined on 10/7/2014We had a wonderful meal. Both were fish. Don't miss this restaurant. Chef Vincent and his team are great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very frenchmagicaldiningVIPDined on 9/28/2014This menu is a typical french cuisine menu .... so if you are looking for froi gra and snails and pate then bingo... The food is exceptional however when we were there it was packed and service was s l o w.... so slow that our waiter brought us a glass of wine on the house for our wait... greatly appreciated that....Special Features:
- classicserviceDined on 9/26/2014The french waitress was very good except I couldn't understand her.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Must Go!4palfoodiesDined on 9/26/2014Everything was wonderful! The ambiance, food and service were excellent. We are looking forward to trying lunch one day soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ssalicSSALADined on 9/26/2014We always enjoy Chez Vincent and bring friends. We always have a great meal and enjoy the atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magical Dining Experiencehate2cookDined on 9/24/2014The food was fantastic. My friend ordered different options and we were able to share each others for more variety! The restaurant was very busy and service was slow but in a good way...I felt like I was really in France where you are never rushed! My only complaint was where we sat and they gave me a choice and I chose it so I guess I have no right to complain about it? We sat right near the rest room and everyone kept cutting behind my friends chair to get to it instead of going down the main aisle. I found it really annoying but my friend and I just dealt with it. I would go back anytime but I will be smarter about which table I choose!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cleaned our plates...IoraDined on 9/21/2014The food here is well worth the expense - we went on Magical Dining Month so it was a bit less than $50/person including a tip (without alcohol) but I'd willingly pay the regular menu price. They do amazing things with simple vegetables. Sauteed calamari was delicious. My dinner companions loved the French onion soup and the escargot. Most of us ordered the mixed grill with chicken and lamb, with perfect sauces - our plates went back to the kitchen cleaned to the point that you couldn't tell there had been food on the plates when it came out of the kitchen. The creme brulee and the chocolate cake were quite amazing for dessert. The waitstaff is very pleasant and service is fast and efficient and without errors.Special Features:
- DisappointingIlovefoodDined on 9/20/2014The 5 meat dish was under seasoned and over cooked. My wife's grouper was was practically raw. The escargot was under flavored. The Creme brule was one of the BEST I have ever had. I only wish the rest of the meal was as good. Very disapointing.Special Features:
- weekendfoodwarriorDined on 9/20/2014loved it , great food great service. on my list to go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not funMelissaDined on 9/19/2014After making reservations, I didn't think we'd get the table by the swinging door to the bathrooms, which hit my husband every time. Food was adequate, but the waiter "mis-added" the bill overcharging significantly and then seemed bothered that I caught the error and made him fix it. Too many good French places in town to go back here.Special Features:
- DisneyDuoDined on 9/19/2014We have dined here many times, but not for several months. This visit frankly was somewhat disappointing. The bread quality has decreased, and second requested loaf was not warm. I have had the grouper many times in the past, but on this visit, the cut was much thinner and undercooked for my taste. All other aspects were quite acceptable.Special Features:
- chfetteDined on 9/18/2014very dark inside restaurant - too dark for enjoyable dining - had a hard time seeing the food and most people used flashlight apps to read menus around usSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CustomerFranceDined on 9/17/2014We have been coming there for years. We like the food, wine and the service.Special Features:
- Park Avenue GemWarrenb1Dined on 9/16/2014Chez Vincent has been around a long time and for good reason. Understated, yet elegant ambience, lovely atmosphere and a fine menu!Special Features:
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Joe Greenblatt is President and CEO of Sunrise Management and a principal in the company. He has been involved in the acquisition, lease-up and management of income producing multifamily properties since 1984 and joined Sunrise in 1989, serving as property manager, vice president and executive vice president.
Mr. Greenblatt directs Sunrise's day-to-day operations and is responsible for assuring delivery of high-quality service to our clients, residents and employees, now and in the future. Mr. Greenblatt directs Sunrise's strategic development and also provides direct support to the firm's management and maintenance staff in all aspects of investment property management, from successful lease-ups and marketing to acquisitions and increased ROI.
Prior to joining Sunrise Management, Mr. Greenblatt held the position of vice president of property management for St. Louis, Mo.-based EXECO, Inc. His achievements there include the turnaround of troubled properties, the successful management of multiple properties in the soft Kansas City apartment market, and the design, planning and implementation of extensive capital improvement programs. He has managed residential properties financed through Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and under HUD 221(d)4, 207 and 223(f) programs. Mr. Greenblatt also serves as a receiver on behalf of local bankruptcy courts.
Prior to Mr. Greenblatt's association with EXECO, he was an assistant vice president for acquisitions with the Robert A. McNeil Corp. In this position, Mr. Greenblatt was responsible for locating, analyzing, and negotiating the purchase of income-producing real properties.
Mr. Greenblatt attended Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. He is licensed as a Real Estate Broker in the State of California and holds the CERTIFIED PROPERTY MANAGER® (CPM) designation from the Institute of Real Estate Management. He is a member of IREM's Executive Committee and the IREM® National Faculty. He sits on the Institute's Faculty and Grader Management Board, has served as the Chair of IREM's Ethics Hearing and Discipline Board and has served as president of the San Diego chapter of the Institute in 1996. More recently he was IREM's Regional Vice President for California and Hawaii. He has also served on the board of directors of the California Apartment Association, the San Diego CCIM chapter, the San Diego County Apartment Association and as a trustee of the California Apartment Association PAC.
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Pete Smith is Executive Vice President of Sunrise Management and is a principal in the firm. Mr. Smith served as the president of Sunrise Management from 1989 through 2003 and has worked continuously in the property management field since 1976. He directs ongoing development and evolution of the company's extensive property operations policies and procedures. He also assures quality of service, overseeing internal audit processes. Mr. Smith serves as a model and a resource to the property managers at Sunrise and promotes strong relations with and among the site staff that are the key to our firm's success.
He is an experienced Court appointed Receiver and Property Management Expert Witness and has worked with new property lease-ups, senior housing, student housing, market rate housing, Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and Section 8 properties.
In 1984, Mr. Smith went to work for CDS Management Co., a division of The Sickels Group. During his tenure with CDS, Mr. Smith handled the successful lease-up of 6,000 apartment homes in a six state region. He participated in the formation of a management company, which grew to 10,000 residential units in only three years time.
Mr. Smith's initial property management experience was as a general manager of a student-housing complex at San Diego State University, working for Alan and O'Hara Management Co., a division of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance. In 1980, Mr. Smith joined Ankirk Management Co., a division of Pacific Lighting Real Estate Group. During four years in this position, he became senior property manager for Ankirk, handling a diverse portfolio of properties including apartments, industrial buildings and condominium associations.
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Carol Mundell joined Sunrise Management in 1991 as controller. With over twenty years of real estate accounting experience, she became a principal of the firm and led Sunrise Management's accounting team until 2004. She subsequently has become active in real estate brokerage and serves as Sunrise's broker for its Arizona management operations.
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Ms. Mundell supervises the licensed activities of our management team in Arizona. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the San Diego State University in 1982. She received her MBA in Real Estate Finance in 1987 from that institution.
Ms. Mundell is a licensed Real Estate Broker in the states of Arizona and California. She was a recipient of the Tribute to Women in Industry (TWIN) award in 1997 and is involved in a community foundation and youth organizations.
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Ulises Gomez joined Sunrise Management in 2005 as controller. With over a decade of accounting experience, he has been involved in property management accounting since 2001. As leader of Sunrise Management's accounting team and data processing staff, Mr. Gomez is responsible for directing accounts payable, payroll and financial reporting for more than 125 separate business entities. Additional responsibilities include budgeting, cash flow forecasting, cash and capital management, and coordinating tax returns.
Prior to joining Sunrise, Mr. Gomez was controller with Income Growth Property Management where he managed the financial and accounting operations for new and existing properties for the company, its affiliated partnerships and its fee-managed properties. While at Income Growth, he oversaw the successful takeover and migration of financial data for market rate and affordable properties. He also played an integral role in preparing the company for acquisition by Gables Residential Services in 2004.
Mr. Gomez began his accounting career in 1996. Before his tenure with Income Growth, he held positions as staff accountant for the Greater San Diego Chamber of Commerce, accounts receivable/revenue manager for WorldxChange Communications and accounting manager for Alitum, Inc. Throughout his career, Mr. Gomez has been responsible for SEC financial reporting, finance, budgeting, financial planning, credit/collections, cash flow analysis and international transaction supervision.
Mr. Gomez earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Information Systems from the University of Arizona in 1995. In 2004 he received his MBA in Accounting from the University of Phoenix.
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Rachel Hart is the Director of Human Resources at Sunrise Management. She is responsible for developing, administering and directing human resource management activities as the executive creating and implementing strategies for the development and retention of Sunrise Management's human capital. With great enthusiasm and passion, she administers the recruitment, development, retention, employee relations, training and long term Human Resources strategic planning at Sunrise Management.
Prior to joining Sunrise Management, Ms. Hart directed Human Resources activities at Monarch Group Management. Her responsibilities included coaching managers and supervisors in all employee-related issues and guiding them in leadership challenges, assessing current and anticipated needs, and identifying and managing human resources related projects to meet organizational goals, while ensuring compliance with federal and state employment and labor laws.
Ms. Hart earned her Bachelors degree in Psychology from Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA, and her Masters in Human Resource Management from Chapman University in San Diego, CA. In addition, she earned her Human Resources Certification from San Diego State University and is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR).
Ms. Hart is an active member of the National Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), and has continued to instruct the Human Resources segment of the Certified Apartment Manager course offered by the San Diego County Apartment Association since 2006.
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'Worthing: Churches', A History of the County of Sussex: Volume 6 Part 1: Bramber Rape (Southern Part) (1980), pp. 119-122. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=18230 Date accessed: 27 November 2014.
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A chapel at Worthing was recorded
in 1291, (fn. 73) and in 1410 was being used for mass. (fn. 74)
Two chaplains, possibly of Worthing chapel,
occurred in the early 15th century. (fn. 75) The chapel
still existed in the early 16th century, (fn. 76) but by 1575
was in private hands. (fn. 77) It had been demolished by
1635 when the rector of Broadwater claimed its
site as part of the endowment of Broadwater
church. (fn. 78) That site is unknown; the identification
with Vicarage Garden, north of North Street, is
doubtful. (fn. 79)
After at least two unsuccessful attempts to build a
chapel of ease to Broadwater (fn. 80) an Act of 1809
appointed trustees, including the rector of Broadwater, to build one. The rector was empowered to
nominate a curate, but no marriages or burials were
to be performed in the chapel. (fn. 81) The building, in
Chapel Road, was consecrated in 1812, (fn. 82) but it
remained a chapel of ease until 1894 when a parish
was formed out of Broadwater and St. George's
parishes. (fn. 83) The benefice was called a perpetual
curacy until c. 1902 and thereafter a vicarage. (fn. 84) In
1898 its patronage was transferred from the rector
of Broadwater to trustees, (fn. 85) with whom it remained
in 1978. (fn. 86)
The chapel was built by subscriptions, and money
was raised to maintain it and to pay the incumbent
by the sale or leasing of pews and by a rate levied on
the pews' proprietors. (fn. 87) In 1813 most of the
proprietors were those who let lodgings and
furnished houses. (fn. 88) The pews were freely bought
and sold (fn. 89) until the 1880s when many were redeemed
and presented to the diocese. (fn. 90) The rector of
Broadwater provided a house for the incumbent by
1853. (fn. 91) A vicarage in Ambrose Place had been
acquired by 1905. (fn. 92) The Good Shepherd mission
room in Gordon Road was licensed for worship in
1908. (fn. 93) It had been closed by 1972. (fn. 94)
The chapel, later church, of ST. PAUL
(fn. 95) was
designed by J. B. Rebecca, and the interior was
finished by Edward Hide of Worthing. (fn. 96) It is of
brick, partly stuccoed, having a Doric portico with
four columns at the east end, with a bell-cupola
behind it. As originally built the chancel was at the
east end and there were galleries on all sides. (fn. 97)
There was a vestry by 1824. The chapel was
reconstructed in 1893 when an Italianate chancel
was added at the west end. (fn. 98) A new vestry had been
added by 1903. (fn. 99) The rector of Broadwater gave the
plate, of silver, in 1812 and his wife gave a piece in
1820; (fn. 1) Edward Ogle gave the first organ. (fn. 2) In 1894
the dean and chapter of Chichester presented a
font, probably 15th-century, from the cathedral. (fn. 3)
CHRIST CHURCH and its burial ground
between Grafton and Portland roads were consecrated in 1843, (fn. 4) mainly to supply the want of
church accommodation for the poor. (fn. 5) The church
was at first regarded as a chapel of ease to Broadwater, (fn. 6) whose rector in 1849 required the officiating
minister to take the town under his spiritual care.
The rector of Broadwater remained the patron in
1974. (fn. 7) A parish was assigned out of Broadwater in
1855, (fn. 8) and a perpetual curate licensed. (fn. 9) The cure
became a vicarage in 1868. (fn. 10) With help from Queen
Anne's Bounty a house for the incumbent was built
in Westbrooke by 1859. (fn. 11) In 1975 the vicarage was
in Shakespeare Road. (fn. 12)
In 1851 c. 380 attended the morning and evening
services. (fn. 13) In 1865 400 sittings were ordinarily let
besides 42 seats in the chancel at the height of the
season. (fn. 14) In 1884 there were two Sunday services
and an afternoon service for the children, but the
congregation had been reduced, partly by the
building of Holy Trinity church. (fn. 15) In 1976 the
church was described as the parish church of
Worthing. (fn. 16) A mission hall holding 100 was
recorded in 1903, (fn. 17) and services were held there
thrice weekly in 1910. (fn. 18)
Christ Church was built by subscription between
1840 (fn. 19) and 1843. (fn. 20) The original design by John
Elliott of Chichester was apparently altered by the
curate of St. Paul's, as a result of strong criticism
by the Cambridge Camden Society, and there were
disputes between Elliott, the curate, and the rector
of Broadwater (fn. 21) who had given the site. (fn. 22) The
church, the first example of the Gothic Revival in
Worthing, (fn. 23) is of flint with brick dressings, and
originally consisted of a chancel, aisled nave,
transepts, west tower, and vestry. (fn. 24) Galleries were
built in the transepts in 1865-6, (fn. 25) and the church
was restored and improved in 1876. (fn. 26) In 1894 the
chancel arch was re-designed and other alterations
were made. (fn. 27) The church was again restored in
1908. (fn. 28)
The church of ST. GEORGE, off Church Walk,
was consecrated in 1868, (fn. 29) and a district assigned to
it from Broadwater. (fn. 30) The patronage of the vicarage
was sold in 1903 by the rector of Broadwater to the
Patronage Trust of the National Protestant Church
Union, (fn. 31) later merged in the Church Society, which
held it in 1976. (fn. 32) A vicarage house recorded c. 1876 (fn. 33)
had been lost by 1884, (fn. 34) but a new vicarage was
provided in Selden Road before 1907. (fn. 35)
In 1884 St. George's had two Sunday services and
a monthly children's service, afternoon communion,
and regular baptisms. (fn. 36) Communion was celebrated
thrice monthly in 1903. (fn. 37) The church remained
largely isolated until the development of the
surrounding area for building was completed in the
20th century. (fn. 38) A mission room opened in Newland
Road in 1883 (fn. 39) was recorded until c. 1925. Another
mission room in Ham Road was recorded from
c. 1891 to 1910. (fn. 40) The Emmanuel mission church in
Brougham Road was licensed in 1911 (fn. 41) and became
a church hall in 1976, when the new Emmanuel
church was dedicated next to it. (fn. 42)
St. George's church was built to the design of
George Truefitt, (fn. 43) and is of stone. (fn. 44) At first it
comprised an apsidal chancel and nave, on a northsouth axis, and a bell-turret. (fn. 45) A new vestry and two
new porches were added in 1875, (fn. 46) and a transept
had been added by 1884. (fn. 47)
The Gratwicke estate was developed from 1877,
and HOLY TRINITY church, Shelley Road, was
consecrated in 1883 to serve it. (fn. 48) In 1884 a parish
was formed from Broadwater and Christ Church
parishes. (fn. 49) The vicarage has remained in the
patronage of trustees, (fn. 50) two of the original trustees
being the rector of Broadwater and the vicar of
Christ Church. (fn. 51) In 1884 there was a temporary
vicarage house in Shelley Road, (fn. 52) where a permanent
one was built in 1898. (fn. 53)
There were two Sunday services in 1884. (fn. 54) A
mission room in Anglesea Street licensed for
worship in that year (fn. 55) was recorded until the 1930s. (fn. 56)
St. Matthew's church in Tarring Road was built as a
chapel of ease to Holy Trinity in 1899 from designs
by R. S. Hyde of Worthing, (fn. 57) and a south aisle and
vestries were added in 1911. (fn. 58)
The church of Holy Trinity, of red brick in
Gothic style, originally consisted of chancel, nave,
and aisles, with an organ chamber and north porch.
A tower with spire was built in 1888, in which eight
tubular bells were hung in 1889, (fn. 59) and a new vestry
was built in 1894. (fn. 60) The 17th-century pulpit from
Broadwater church was installed in 1883. (fn. 61)
After about six years of dispute and controversy
with the rector of Broadwater and the vicars of
Christ Church and Holy Trinity, the promoters of
High Church worship in Worthing triumphed (fn. 62)
when the church of ST. ANDREW, Clifton Road,
near the recently developed Oxford and Cambridge
roads, was consecrated in 1888. (fn. 63) A parish was
formed out of Broadwater, Christ Church, and
Holy Trinity parishes. (fn. 64) The patronage of the
vicarage was assigned to George Wedd of Charmandean, one of the chief promoters of the church, for
the first turn and afterwards to Keble College,
Oxford, (fn. 65) with which it remained in 1976. (fn. 66) The
vicarage was endowed by Wedd, and augmented by
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 1888. (fn. 67) After a
number of moves a new vicarage was built in
Victoria Road in 1924. (fn. 68) The church has always
retained its High Church character, (fn. 69) its congregation including many non-parishioners. (fn. 70) A
mission room in Victoria Road was recorded
c. 1900. (fn. 71)
The church of St. Andrew was built in 1886, (fn. 72) to
the design of Sir A. W. Blomfield, (fn. 73) mainly at the
expense of George Wedd who also gave the site. (fn. 74)
Its consecration was delayed until 1888 largely
because of the opposition of the vicar of Holy
Trinity. (fn. 75) It is of flint and stone in Gothic style and
consists of a nave with baptistry, aisles, transepts,
and a chancel with a Lady Chapel, sacristy, and
vestry. A choir vestry was added in 1908. In 1978
the church had many elaborate fittings, including
altars, a rood screen, and a reredos designed by
C. E. Kempe. (fn. 76)
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