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We will provide an opportunity, atmosphere, and assistance to achieve, as well as provide children and opportunity to develop special skills under the direction of anointed teachers who love and honor Christ. Our motivation is to raise the level of excellence by creating an atmosphere for social development, behavior, and emotional development of maturity by giving each child an opportunity to excel.
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I'm trying to connect a custom signal (in a
TCP client class) to a method that updates a log with the data sent by the server and whatnot.
Here's the declaration of the
TCP client class:
class CarSocket(QObject):
logSignal = Signal(str, str)
def __init__(self, ...):
super(CarSocket, self).__init__()
And the method I'm trying to connect to
logSignal :
def addToLog(self, text, mode='NORMAL'):
if mode == 'RAW':
toAdd = text
toAdd = "
{}
 \n
 \n".format(text)
So, I write this line when initializing my application:
And I get a really weird bug when I execute it:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ahmed/workspace/autonomee/main.py", line 286, in <module>
window = MainWindow()
File "/home/ahmed/workspace/autonomee/main.py", line 115, in __init__
TypeError: connect() takes exactly 3 arguments (4 given)
[Finished in 0.5s with exit code 1]
Anyone can help ?
It must be noted that I already succesfuly connected a custom signal on another class (with an int, connected to a method of the class itself) and that I have no problems connecting 'default' signals with default slots (like
self.button.clicked.connect(self.edit.clear) or something similar)


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Rosso Trattoria Italia
- Address:
4840 Forest Drive
Columbia, SC 29206Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Rosso Trattoria Italia
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rossocolumbia.com/
- Phone: (803) 787-3949
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm Bar Opens Daily at 4:30
Bar opens daily at 4:30
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Kristian Niemi
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: ROSSO can cater nearly any event. Simply call us to discuss the details of your next special event. Check out our website for our Private Luncheon menu. We can also cater box and platter lunches. Call us for more info.
- Private Party Facilities: Please contact us if you are interested in booking a private event or function in either our private dining area or by buying out all or part of the restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Lauren 803-787-3949
- Entertainment: Join us for LIVE Jazz every Saturday evening with local jazz artists.
- Special Events: Rosso is available for Private Luncheons any day of the week. We are also a fantastic venue for afternoon Wedding Receptions and much more affordable than most catering halls. Call us to discuss your next lunch meeting, private group luncheon or wedding reception.
Rosso is also available for a complete Buy-Out for the evening. Call us to discuss pricing for holding your next Private Event at Rosso!
A word from Rosso Trattoria Italia
ROSSO is an elegantly casual Italian trattoria created by one of the founders of Mr. Friendly's, Gervais & Vine and Solstice Kitchen. The warm, open kitchen features a wood-fired grill and wood-burning oven and the cuisine is simple, rustic and absolutely fantastic. Using local, seasonal products whenever possible, the menu boasts an array of antipasti, fresh pastas, grilled meats and wood-roasted dishes. Their wood-grilled Tuscan Steak Frites is among the best steaks in town and the Chicken Parmesan--an American-Italian classic--sets the standard. The wine list is decidedly Italian with some New World wines with Italian spirit. ROSSO also features a variety of Italian spirits and craft beers, as well. The dining room is rustic, yet modern with rich woods and sleek leather chairs. There are two large communal tables for small groups to get together or for strangers to become friends. Located in Trenholm Plaza, in the heart of Forest Acres, just five minutes from downtown Columbia.Continued
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Rosso Trattoria Italia reviews from OpenTable diners
69 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (46)fit for foodies (34)special occasion (32)romantic (26)notable wine list (17)good for groups (15)vibrant bar scene (13)hot spot (7)late-night find (6)great for outdoor dining (3)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Nice DiningBenInSCDined on 11/26/2014Rosso is a nice Italian restaurant with good food and wonderful atmosphere. The only real knock on the restaurant is its location: it's in a busy strip mall next to a Publix grocery store. Rosso would probably get all five stars if it were someplace more unique or exciting. The food, drinks and atmosphere more than make up for the meh location however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely dinnerYummyDined on 11/18/2014Excellent dinner with great service. It has been too long since my husband and I dined here. Our waitress provided a great recommendation for a wine selection and both our dinners were well prepared. My husband had the eggplant Parmesan special and I had the scampi. I've had the scampi before and it doesn't disappoint. Risotto balls appetizer and tiramisu dessert were well done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful Neighborhood RestaurantsGirlDined on 11/13/2014This restaurant is my favorite go to place for a full dinner or a quick bite with a glass of wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- neighorhood gemGIGIVIPDined on 11/10/2014a great place to go, meet friends and enjoy the evening. food is very good.Special Features:
- Rosso's is a MUST!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014Rosso's is a neighborhood gem in the heart of Forest Acres. The food is fantastic and the presentation is wonderful. We have one special server, named Kyle, that provides the most personalized customer service. We ask to be seated in his section every time we visit! Rosso's sources ingredients locally which is important to us. You can never go wrong at Rosso's no matter which entrée that you choose.Special Features:
- Excellent!summeroutsideDined on 11/7/2014Dining at Rosso is always a treat. Amazing food, great service, fantastic atmosphere. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Great findGretchDined on 11/5/2014Found on Open Table while traveling to Columbia. Food was amazing. Our waitress, Lily, was knowledgable and very helpful. She was spot on with her suggestions. Would eat here again when in the area. Might even plan a road trip to Columbia.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful, as alwaysElisavetaDined on 11/5/2014Our server was delightful and the food was delicious, as always. We especially appreciated the excellent customer service when the server dropped one of our plates, apologized profusely, and had a fresh (and comped) plate served within 10 minutes. The manager even stopped by to apologize and check on us. The comp wasn't necessary, but very much appreciated. Treatment like this is one of the reasons we come back as often as we can afford to!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect evening!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We started off our dining experience toasting our anniversary with a very, delightful, Prosecco and sampling some panfried artichoke bites. Our main courses were Tuscan shrimp and parmesan Adluh grits and wood-grilled jumbo sea scallops, with City Roots micro-greens on top of a bed of mushroom risotto. We enjoyed the Italian champagne so much ordered a second glass for both of us. Topping the evening off, we shared a serving of very, yummy, pumpkin spiced cake. We look forward to dining at Rosso's again some time soon. Our dining experience was made extra special by the young, lady who waited on us, Caroline C. and Cheers to our favorite gentleman, bartender, Gene A.Special Features:
- FabuSouthernyankeeDined on 11/1/2014Fantastic restaraunt. Service, food and atmosphere were perfect. Delish desserts too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always goodgoodeatsDined on 10/31/2014Rosso's is always excellent dining. It is loud, but probably because always full of people. Our service was subpar for the restaurant. We had to go to the hostess finally to ask if someone could take a drink order for our table. We will continue to go however because it is a great restaurant with lots of unique specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Many Visits, No DisappointmentsGGgrandDined on 10/31/2014Rosso's consistently delivers good food and good service. And, sometimes they reach the sublime. The emphasis is on making sure the customer has a satisfying meal and a lovely evening. Would that more restaurants worked on those two areas consistently.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too loudalondonVIPDined on 10/31/2014Too noisy to hear across a four top. Food was just okay. Bruschetta was fair. Antipasto platter unimaginative. Server pleasantly replaced corked bottle of wine. Would not go back. Don't like to shout to be heard or strain to hear
- Great time!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/31/2014This is a fabulous resturant. The food and service was fantastic! I would recommend this resturant for a romantic night out or gathering with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with friendsOneLooseThreadVIPDined on 10/28/2014We had been here on several occasions and this was not one of the better visits or meals. Must have been an 'off' night for the wait staff and the butcher. I ordered the special steak for the night and it really left a lot to be desired when it came to being tender. We were there very early so being really busy can't be the causative factor for the person who waited on our table. Hopefully he will be more attentive to the 'gray haired ladies' in the future and add a little smile to the mix.Special Features:
- A family event...FoodSnotDined on 10/16/2014Four of us when to celebrate our son's graduation from Ft. Jackson. The place itself is deceiving because it is in a strip mall, but it is definately worth walking in to. We had calamari and fried risotto, which were both wonderful. We had chicken alfredo, manicotti, and the meatballs for our entrees. They were all tasty, hot, and served quickly. For dessert we had the flourless torte, cheescake, and creme brulee. The were all great. From the outside, this place does not look like much, but we were very pleased and would go back again when visiting Columbia.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousKK88Dined on 10/2/2014We came to Rosso for the first time the other night. My boyfriend and I were incredibly pleased with the service and delicious food. I had the filet and it was amazing. We will definitely be returning in the future!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a special night at RossoFoodisLoveDined on 9/30/2014I've never had anything I didn't love. I've even tried new things, like bone marrow. Such a special place. Great atmosphere, food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great servicePickyDined on 9/26/2014I found this place on open table. Lived here for almost 5 years now and never knew about it. It's tucked away in a small strip area. I took my wife there anyways for something different. The experience was nice, the food and service were great. However some of the things on the menu are a tad over priced. Everything was delicious nonetheless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KrisDined on 9/23/2014I had the house charcuterie and it was fantastic. the atmosphere was excellent not to loud. everyone ele that dined with me thought the food was great. we had the shrimp and grits, scampi and veal picatta. wait staff was very prompt and courteousSpecial Features:
- Best pizzaPrbayVIPDined on 9/20/2014Really enjoyed margarita pizza. Made in a wood burning oven. Thin, crisp, and cheesy. Delicious other entrees but sometimes you feel like a great pizza.Special Features:
- herbqueenherbqueenVIPDined on 9/19/2014Fettuccini Alfredo was overcooked and gummy. Unusual for Rosso. Very nice about it and comped the desert. We will be back. Service lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodMowgliDined on 9/13/2014We liked everything. The park belly app, the salad with the tomato pie, the swordfish and the duck confit fettuccine special. Cocktail was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family Event-All Good but ScallopsOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/12/2014We visited for a special family dinner. Our starting dishes consisted of the rissoto, lamb ribs and mussels. All were quite good and nicely seasoned. Those at our table who ordered salads and soups enjoyed them as well. As to entrees the pasta dishes were outstanding; BUT the scallop entree rodered by two of us was not good as the scallops were the size of a dime and lightly charred (not grilled) and then covered with cold green beans over hot rissoto which made for an unappealing presentation and taste. The service was very attentive for a very busy evening.
- Great service!FoodieinColumbiaDined on 9/10/2014Service can be spotty at Rosso, but our experience Wednesday night was exceptional! Thank you!Special Features:
- GIGIVIPDined on 9/9/2014The chairs need to be replaced. You sink in and sit too low. I really don't like the chairs.Special Features:
- Outstanding unique offeringsEatprayluvDined on 8/30/2014Rosso was a great experience. We enjoyed every dish from appetizer to dessert and our server was knowledgeable about the ingredients and the preparation of each dish. We flows her recommendations for all 4 courses and were not disappointed with any. Thanks Caroline!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just not greatsccardlerVIPDined on 8/29/2014After eating at other restaurants owned by this group this was a big let down food just ok very over priced for the quality service was awful no help with menu no personality, the young man was like the walking dead. Love Solstice won't be back here again!!!!
- RossospickyeaterDined on 8/29/2014Rosso's is one of our favorite dining spots in Columbia. The food and service are consistently excellent, and this night was no exception.Special Features:
- Great place for a fantastic dinner.JohnRDined on 8/25/2014Enjoyed a friends birthday with great lobster!! I really don't eat here often enough.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Great meal. Lily, our server , was very good, professional and attentiveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointed!1girlie1Dined on 8/22/2014Had another delicious dinner at Rosso ~ what a neighborhood gem tucked away in Trenholm Plaza! Had the pasta dish with the lobster and crab, fresh corn, spinach and tomatoes ~ fresh and delicious! Also try the fried risotto balls for your appetizer :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food and Wine ListMagnolia46Dined on 8/22/2014Liked the Ragu VERY much, and the Fettucine Alfredo was good, but the sauce on it was a bit brothy rather than creamy. The salads, both the Alfredo Con Mozarella and the Caprese were good, but a little light on the nuts on the former and a little small on the tomatoes and mozarella on the other. Our waiter is always good.Special Features:
- DEPENDABLEWayneDined on 8/21/2014You can always depend on Rosso for fine service, good food and good drink. We have been consistent fans since oening day and we have not been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mostly very goodhappydinerDined on 8/20/2014The food was generally good and enjoyable. However, I was surprised that the steak in my entree was brought to the table cold. The potatoes on which it rested were hot; the steak itself was not at all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentReedDined on 8/7/2014My wife and I found Rosso on Open Table when we were doing shopping in Columbia. Everything was excellent. Some of the best shrimp and grits I have ever had including places in Charleston. My wife's Scampi was also up there. We had been looking for a go to place in Columbia and now we have found it.Special Features:
- More than impressedSwerk84Dined on 8/2/2014My experience at Rosso was next to perfect. We started off at the bar, where we were treated like rock stats. The drinks were great and the service was amazing!we after moved to a table where we enjoyed pizza as an appetizer and steak and quail for our main course. My steak was to die for! Cooked to perfection. My husband loved the quail. We finished the night with creme brûlée. Delicious! This was the perfect date spot. It wasn't loud and the service was spot on. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- consistently very goodmrapportDined on 8/1/2014Excellent restaurant. Reasonably priced for the quality. Always great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 725 reviews are from the Rosso Trattoria Italia reviews archive.
- Wonderful findVespachickVIPDined on 7/31/2014Delicious, fresh ingredients. Had Fresh caprese salad & great pizza. Reasonably priced. Well worth a trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant AnniversaryscbuzzDined on 7/29/2014We've made it a habit of having dinner here on our Anniversary and have never been disappointed with the whole experience and this year was no exception. When we arrived, out table was beautifully set with the flowers (ordered thru OpenTable's Petals) accompanied by two glasses of Prosecco spumanti. Appetizers and Entrees were perfect and the waitstaff was attentive without being annoying. The chilled watermelon/peach soup was the perfect end to a hot sweltering day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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text: TOWNSHIP OF MOORESTOWN OCTOBER 21, 2002 The Regular Meeting of the Moorestown Township Council was called to order by Mayor Miller in Town Hall, Conference Room, 111 West Second Street, Moorestown, at 7:30 p.m. on October 21, 2002. Attendance was as follows: Howard A. Miller, Jr., Mayor John T. Terry, Township Manager Kathleen D. Einstein, Councilmember Thomas J. Merchel, Chief Finance Officer Michael T. Nichols, Councilmember Patricia L. Hunt, Township Clerk Jeffrey P. Harding, Councilmember Dennis P. Talty, Township Solicitor Michael Sanyour, Councilmember (7:50pm) Mayor Miller advised that notice of the meeting had been given in accordance with law. Mr. Terry advised that there were some changes to the agenda. He advised that, due to scheduling conflicts, the Economic Development Committee discussion had to be rescheduled until the November 4th meeting. Mr. Terry advised that Marci McKeon had forwarded a letter to Council regarding the parking on North Stanwick Road; however, her letter indicates that she will not be present at the meeting. Mayor Miller opened the meeting to the public. He asked that all comments be limited to one or two minutes. Harry Koons, 123 East Main Street, on behalf of the Business Association, addressed the Council. Mr. Koons complimented the addition of the bus shelters in town but requested that the Council consider inserting backs and sides on the existing and planned bus shelters in town. He stated that the shelters do not protect individuals from the elements of the weather. Mr. Terry advised that the cost to enclose the shelters would be approximately $2,500 per shelter. He also noted that there were previous concerns with regard to vandalism. Mr. Nichols asked what other protection was provided for the people. Mr. Terry stated that the only protection is the overhead. Mayor Miller thanked Mr. Koons for his comments. There being no further comment, the public portion of the meeting was closed. Lisa Knell, 254 Linden Street, a member of the Historical Society, addressed the Council. Ms. Knell advised that although the historical element of the Master Plan had been recently updated, there is no mechanism in place to ensure that the historical value of the town is preserved. Ms. Knell read the Society's goals aloud indicating that their ultimate goal is to preserve and improve the town's historical resources and protect its heritage. Ms. Knell provided the Council with a draft ordinance, which would establish a Historic Preservation Advisory Commission, in accordance with the Municipal Land Use Law. Mr. Nichols asked what the differences between a committee and a commission would be. October 21, 2002 Page 2 Dorothy Guzzo, 324 East Second Street, addressed the Council. She stated that a commission works within the planning and zoning ordinances of the township. Midge Ingersoll, 311 Madison Avenue, addressed the Council. She stated that the Commission would be advisory to the Planning Board. She further stated that she felt it important to be consistent with the MLUL. Great discussion was held regarding various matters such as how a commission may be able to apply for grants; in what capacity it would be advisory to the planning board; the data collection and inventories that would be provided by it; etc. The Society indicated that they would like to see encouragement of restoration of historic structures as opposed to demolition. Dr. Benjamin Smolenski addressed the Council. Mr. Smolenski stated that he believes that if the structures keep getting destroyed, Moorestown will be a "development" town losing its desirability and heritage. Ms. Ingersoll read an email she received into the record. The email was regarding two homes that were slated for demolition and development of new homes in their place. The author was saddened that the homes would be demolished. Ms. Ingersoll explained how a commission could help regulate the demolition process. The Council raised concern with the powers that a commission may hold as opposed to a committee. Louis Colaguori, Esquire, 544 Eaglebrook Drive, explained to the Council the criteria set forth in the Municipal Land Use Law with regard to a commission and its powers and authorities. He explained that the ordinance, which would ultimately be adopted by the Council, would set forth whether the commission would be a strong or a weak commission, insofar as their powers and authority would be concerned. He explained that the commission would be advisory to the planning board. Ms. Einstein inquired again about grants that may be available to assist in restoring properties. Ms. Guzzo explained that currently grant monies are not available to private homeowners. However, there are certain tax credits that eligible homeowners may be able to acquire. She explained to the Council what a Certified Local Government Program is. Discussion regarding grants, tax incentive and tax credit programs ensued. The Mayor asked that the Society keep the Council informed on any programs that may benefit the township. Mayor Miller questioned whether this commission would interfere with the responsibilities of the Appearance Committee. It was recommended that the duties and authorities of the proposed commission be compared with those of the Appearance Committee. Discussion was held on which property owners and what type of development would be subject to the commission's review. It was stated that any property located within the historical district and/or designated as a historical structure on a formal inventory list prepared by the Historical Society, would be subject to the commission's approval process. Mr. Colaguori noted that just October 21, 2002 Page 3 because a structure may be old does not necessarily mean it is on the list of historical structures and subject to the commission's oversight. Mr. Nichols asked what the impact on commercial developers coming to town would be. Mr. Colaguori stated that he believes the local merchant wants to maintain the quality of the district as same maintains stability. He also stated that statistics have shown that the historical heritage increases property values and surrounding areas usually feed off of the district. Ms. Ingersoll reminded the Council that the Society has performed a survey of the historical structures in town; that survey is ninety-nine percent complete. She indicated that they have taken the first step. The next step would be to establish a commission, which could assist the Council in preparing ordinances to help preserve the historical value. She stated that the ordinances would also set forth architectural design standards for commercial uses, which the township currently has no control over. She also stated that they would propose zoning amendments which would permit some of the property owners of historical structures to make proper use of their buildings, more in tune with the surrounding uses of the neighborhood in which it is located. Mr. Ingersoll said "our historical resources are important in this town, more than ever since we are losing open spaces." She stated that the town has valuable treasurers to protect and it is lucky to have such knowledgeable people to help in the quest. Mr. Sanyour was concerned with the commission, which would be comprised of residents dictating to other residents what they could and could not do on their properties. Dr. Smolenski reminded the Council that the commission would only be reviewing applications in accordance with the ordinance. Ms. Ingersoll reminded the Council that most of the residents would value the assistance and advice of the commission as they usually want to upgrade their homes in a proper historical manner. Ms. Knell advised that the Society would provide the Council with ordinances of other towns for their review. Ms. Ingersoll recommended that the Council first, establish the commission and then the commission would work in concert with the Council, with input from the public, in establishing ordinances, which would best serve Moorestown. Again great discussion was held regarding the authority of the commission. Mr. Colaguori advised that until the Council adopted a historical district, the commission would not be able to perform its responsibilities; however, until such time, it could be seeking the public's support and collecting various data. While advising that she and others surveyed every street in the township, Ms. Ingersoll presented a plan designating the proposed district. She further advised that all of the properties depicted on the map are already listed in the newly adopted Master Plan. Mr. Sanyour complimented the Society and stated that he was impressed with the amount of work that had already been done. He also supported the commission serving the Planning Board in an advisory capacity. Nan Pillsbury, 401 Mill Street, addressed the Council. Ms. Pillsbury stated that they are very proud of the what they have done and they want to protect the town's heritage. October 21, 2002 Page 4 Discussion regarding the next step ensued. The Council recommended that the Township Attorney provide it with advisory information on what the ramifications and various alternatives for establishing such a commission are, prior to it making any decisions. Mr. Talty recommended that the Council review the various ordinances in the mean time. He also recommended that the Council be prepared to appoint the members at the same time the commission is established. It was the consensus of the Council that any such commission be deemed with advisory powers only. Mr. Harding said that the time has come and there are a lot of great benefits, if it is set up properly; however, the Council must examine the intricacies prior to making any decisions. Ms. Einstein requested that an update of the matter be provided at the December 2, 2002 meeting of the Council. In closing, it was the consensus of the Council that any such commission be a "weak" commission, acting in more of an advisory capacity, than an enforcing capacity. The Council thanked the Society for their input and invited them to keep in touch with them on the matter. There were no more comments. Referring to the tentative agenda for the October 28th meeting, Mr. Terry advised the Council on the proposed resolutions and ordinances, on first and second reading. With regard to ordinances on first reading, Mr. Terry advised that the Council has agreed to sell a portion of public property, located on Beech Street, to the Second Baptist Church, in the amount of $5,000, so that they may utilize same to expand their facilities. Mr. Terry further advised that the matter concerning the 2001 and 2002 Public Works supervisors' salaries had been successfully settled and therefore, an ordinance regarding their salaries would be heard on first reading. Mr. Terry advised that he spoke with School Board Business Administrator Bob Oldt regarding the student parking problem on North Stanwick Road. He stated he has not received any new information, other than the school is currently looking for additional lands to expand. The Council recommended that Mr. Terry provide the Council with a draft ordinance, pursuant to the Police Department's recommendations. Thereafter, an ordinance could be scheduled for first reading in November. Council also noted their concern with the lack of input from the School Board. They stated that the adoption of a parking restriction ordinance would be a short-term solution; and they requested that Mr. Terry strongly pursue discussions with the School Board and a long-term solution be proposed. The Council recommended that the ordinance contain a sunset provision terminating the provisions at the end of the 2003 school year. The purpose of the sunset provision would be to provide for the immediate safety of the children, however, the Council will seek a permanent solution in concert with the School Board. Marci McKeon, 768 North Stanwick Road, was present. She acknowledged the Council's efforts and indicated that she will also press the School Board for an alternative solution. With regard to the Township's Christmas decorations, Mr. Terry advised that the Appearance Committee did take the Council's comments into consideration. However, due to the fact that the purchased decorations have been approved by PSE&G and the fact that the manufacturer would charge the Township a $5,000 to $6,000 restocking fee, the Appearance Committee has October 21, 2002 Page 5 made a decision to keep the decorations previously shown to the Council. However, taking the Council's comments into consideration, the staff and the Appearance Committee have decided to place two decorations on one pole (on either side) on every other pole. It was their opinion that although every pole would not be decorated, the decorations, when combined, would provide a brighter, nicer effect. Mr. Terry advised that the staff has been communicating with DM Medical Billings regarding billing for ambulance services. He was advised that the billings can run from $180 to $425. He explained the range in costs and other miscellaneous information to Council advising that DM has offered to meet with Council, should it wish to do so. Mr. Terry advised that the resurfacing program is moving ahead. Mr. Terry advised that the skate park's grand opening is scheduled for October 26, 2002. Mr. Terry advised that both trench sections on North Stanwick Road will be repaved. He noted that the Township has received some calls on the situation. With regard to traffic matters, Mr. Terry advised the sequence of the traffic light near the mall will be changing; the crosswalk on Second Street for the library is in the engineering stages; the relocation of the bus stop at the Episcopal Church (to the CVS) is moving forward; and speed checks are currently being performed on Salem Road in anticipation of a speed limit alteration. Mr. Terry advised that there are a number of traffic issues in town, which are under review. Mr. Terry also advised revising the one-way designation for a portion of Mill Street received NJDOT approval; however, the owner of the hardware store, who requested the study, has indicated that he does not wish to pursue a two-way travel lane at this time, due to the loss of parking. Therefore, no action will be taken. Mr. Talty advised that he attended the recent meeting of the Low and Moderate Income Housing Advisory Committee. He advised that COAH is in the process of updating their numbers so that municipalities will know what their requirements for recertification will be. However, those numbers are not presently available and the NJDCA has adopted a resolution permitting municipalities to apply for an extension. Mr. Talty advised that Mr. David Kinsey, Housing Consultant, recommended that the Township apply for a one-year extension of its Substantive Certification, which is currently due by July 8, 2003; and Council should be receiving a recommendation from the Housing Committee. He noted that there are other aspects of compliance that the Township can be working on in the meantime. Mr. Terry advised that third party contracts for inspection services in the Construction Office will expire at the end of the year. He advised that the Township has received qualification statements and bids from the bidders. The qualification statements are being reviewed and the Construction Official will be making a recommendation to the Council at the next meeting. Thereafter, bids will be opened. October 21, 2002 Page 6 Referring to a letter dated October 12, 2002 from Leslie and James McChesney, 322 South Church Street, Mr. Nichols asked what the status of the water problem was. Mr. Terry advised that the water is especially dirty during this time of year, due to the fact that the fire hydrants are being flushed. Mr. Terry advised of the costs associated with upgrading the mains and recommended that the matter be reexamined after the flushing of the hydrants. Mr. Harding noted that the Rover rust remover has helped the situation. Mr. Terry advised that there are trouble areas in several neighborhoods and that any improvements would have to be the subject of a capital budget project. He also advised that the Township does provide an individual filter system for residents with chronic water quality problems. Kevin Aberant, 221 Parry Drive, addressed the Council, commenting on the water situation in various neighborhoods. Mr. Harding asked if the monies received from the sale of public property could be earmarked to help pay down the debt for the open space acquired. Mr. Merchel advised that all monies received in this regard would normally be deposited into the Township's general fund. This matter was briefly discussed. Mr. Merchel indicated he would research the matter. Mr. Sanyour noted that the Chestnut and Third Street property is now clean. He requested that the Council consider designating this as a pocket park for passive recreation. At 9:35 p.m., a motion was made by Mr. Sanyour, seconded by Mr. Nichols, to adopt the standard resolution to enter into closed session for the purpose of discussing pending litigation and land acquisition. The vote was unanimous and the motion carried. At 9:50 p.m., a motion was made by Mr. Harding, seconded by Mr. Sanyour, to adjourn. So moved. PATRICIA :L. HUNT Township Clerk


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam Newton had no shortage of doubters coming into the NFL.
They're much harder to find now.
The No. 1 pick in the NFL draft added to his remarkable season by breaking Peyton Manning's rookie record for yards passing and setting a franchise mark with a 91-yard touchdown toss to Brandon LaFell as the Carolina Panthers handed the Tampa Bay Buccaneers their ninth straight defeat, 48-16 on Saturday.
Newton threw for 171 yards and three touchdowns and scored on an amazing 49-yard run up the middle in which he showed his speed by outracing smaller defensive backs to the end zone.
He has accounted for 34 touchdowns on the season and has the Panthers playing well down the stretch, something coach Ron Rivera wanted to see so his team can carry momentum into next season.
Carolina (6-9) has won four of its last five games.
"There's always going to be something," Newton said when asked if he's answered his critics this season. "I continuously try to do what I can control. ... I don't worry about what people say because you know one day you'll be on top of the world and everybody is praising you and the next day the world will be on top of you and everybody else will be criticizing you."
Nobody was criticizing him Saturday.
Behind Newton's masterful performance, the Panthers scored on eight of their first nine possessions and piled up 397 yards in three quarters against the league's 30th-ranked defense.
Rivera pulled Newton and the other key starters early in the fourth.
As Newton walked over to the bench, teammates DeAngelo Williams and Jordan Gross sat with towels over their head — some good-natured ribbing directed at Newton, who has been criticized by some fans for covering his head when things weren't going well.
That drew a big smile from Newton.
So did the support he got from his teammates on the field.
Williams scored on runs of 8 and 22 yards, his sixth and seventh TDs of the season, and Jonathan Stewart ran for 88 yards and caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Newton.
Newton entered the game needing 18 yards passing to break Manning's rookie record of 3,739 and did so with a 7-yard pass to LaFell on the first possession.
"It's very nice to do something with a record that's so prestigious in this league," Newton said before crediting his teammates and coaching staff for allowing him to break the mark.
Newton, however, was just getting started at that point.
On Carolina's third possession, he backpedaled into his own end zone and unleashed a strike to LaFell, who got a key downfield block from Steve Smith to spring him for a 91-yard score. That topped the franchise record of 89 yards set in the Panthers' expansion season of 1995 by Kerry Collins and Willie Green.
LaFell finished with a career-high 103 yards receiving.
Carolina's offensive line completely mauled a Bucs defense that was without starting defensive tackles Albert Haynesworth and Brian Price due to injuries. The Panthers piled up a season-high 270 yards on the ground and scored three rushing touchdowns, giving them 25 for the season — most in the NFL.
"It's unfortunate that we're playing like this at the end when we let a lot of games slip away," Panthers left tackle Jordan Gross said. "It's exciting for the future. I love the look of this team right now."
The Panthers have led in all but one of their 15 games this season, but have shown a penchant for blowing fourth-quarter leads.
They left no doubt on Saturday, breaking open a 20-10 halftime lead with three touchdowns in 15:04 to start the second half. The 48 points were the second-most in team history.
"I believe there is certainly that kind of talent in the locker where we can certainly take the next step and become a very competitive football team (next year)," Rivera said. "We have that ability."
Newton scored eight touchdowns in two games against Tampa Bay this season — four rushing and four passing — as the Panthers racked up 79 points.
The play of the game came when Newton faked a handoff to Stewart and took off through a huge hole on the right side of the line. Newton juked a defender before shifting into another gear and blowing through the Tampa Bay secondary for the longest touchdown run ever by a Panthers quarterback.
"With the guys that we have on our team, with my father, my family members here, it was just saying, 'Don't get caught. Don't get caught because if I get caught I'm never, ever going to hear the last of this,'" Newton said.
"I just wanted to finish it out with a touchdown and put a smile on my face first so I can have something to talk about."
He added a touchdown toss to Jeremy Shockey to close out the scoring.
Tampa Bay coach Raheem Morris came into the game on the hot seat and Saturday's loss may not bode well for his future. After a 4-2 start, the Bucs have dropped nine straight, scoring more than 20 points only once during that span.
The Bucs turned the ball over four times.
"The mistakes led to points, and that's been the difference between this year and last," Morris said. "When you can't maintain possession, this is the result. It causes lopsided results. It causes mental mistakes. It causes poor performances on defense, and out-of-character offense. Things begin to spiral out of control."
Starting running back LaGarrette Blount fumbled on Tampa Bay's first play from scrimmage, leading to Olindo Mare's field goal.
Blount was benched until the second half.
"It's a basic thing, and to fumble like that, that's unacceptable," Morris said. "If some players aren't ready to play, we'll put others in."
NOTES: Jordan Pugh was slated to start at strong safety for the injured Charles Godfrey, but developed concussion-like symptoms prior to the game and didn't play. That forced the Panthers to start Jonathan Nelson, who was added to the roster from the practice squad. Nelson had the game's only interception. ... Josh Freeman had a hand in both Tampa Bay touchdowns — one rushing and one passing. ... In two games against the Panthers, Blount was held to 30 yards rushing combined.
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Quickly pump up your most popular pastries with delicious creams and fillings with the Chicago Metallic 10001 stainless steel manual cake filler! This cake filler is made of stainless steel for outstanding durability, and its hopper holds 5 qts. of your most popular fillings. Operation is simple and can be learned in just a few minutes, and the metal surface is designed to be easily cleaned at the end of a long day.
Handwash recommended.
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Overall User Rating: Chicago Metallic 10001 Stainless Steel Manual Cake Filler - 5 qt. Capacity ( 5.0 stars from 1 review )
This cake filler is revolutionary. It is so useful in the bakery. It makes filling cakes so easy and fast. I do it in a blast
Dorothy T. Posted on 11/03/2012
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Brando SATA Dock Takes On Speakers And USB Ports
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Apparently, Brando has no product that is too gimmicky or too useless for them to push. Their SATA hard drive dock does the usual and also includes a built-in speaker, which can play music from one of the two USB ports. It also features a microphone in jack for VoIP calls and is compatible with both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch hard drives. 59 smackers.
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A woman with a lovely soprano voice sang the hymn 'Nearer my God to Thee' while making breakfast. The visitor staying remarked how spiritual she was in her everyday duties. She replied:
"Oh, that's the hymn I boil the eggs by; three verses for soft and five for hard"
Sometimes our praise can be merely functional, or our lips can be moving but our hearts are not worshipping God. As Jesus said:
These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. Their worship is a farce, for they teach man-made ideas as commands from God. (Matthew 15:8–9, NLT)
In contrast, we are to worship 'in Spirit and in truth'. Jesus also said:
But the time is coming—indeed it's here now—when true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. The Father is looking for those who will worship him that way. For God is Spirit, so those who worship him must worship in spirit and in truth. (John 4:23–24, NLT)
We ought to praise and worship God, because he is worthy of our praise:
Blessing and honor and glory and power belong to the one sitting on the throne and to the Lamb forever and ever. (Revelation 5:13, NLT)
You are worthy, O Lord our God, to receive glory and honor and power. For you created all things, and they exist because you created what you pleased. (Revelation 4:11, NLT)
Praise and worship should be directed towards God. Praise is not primarily for our benefit, but when we focus our hearts and thoughts on God, we are blessed in turn. We can praise him in a special way at Sunday services each week. But we can worship him through all of our lives in between too.
Let's worship God and give him the glory and praise that he deserves, and which is our privilege to give, if we have been reconciled to him by faith in Jesus Christ:
Come, let us worship and bow down. Let us kneel before the LORD our maker (Psalm 95:6, NLT)
Sing a new song to the LORD! Let the whole earth sing to the LORD! Sing to the LORD; praise his name. Each day proclaim the good news that he saves. (Psalm 96:1–2, NLT)