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On February 10th, over 500 concerned citizens packed the Island Trees High School auditorium to voice their concerns and their anger at the notion that someone would dare to attempt to sell school property including a building dedicated to a Medal of Honor recipient. American Hero Lt. Stephen E. Karopczyc was first wounded in action and later that same day killed in action in Vietnam 47 years ago. That building was dedicated on Flag Day, June 14, 1969. Was the Karopczyc family contacted by the district and told that their son's school would be razed? Of course not.
At that February meeting, we were assured that this notion was in its infancy stage. What we weren't told that night was that an appraiser, a realtor, and an attorney, all with strong political ties to one another, had already been hired by February 10th. The Huntington Three was assembled and this community was none the wiser...not yet. Many have said that this Farmedge Property Proposal was ill-conceived from the outset and destined to fail. Others feared that this troika would succeed in redesigning Island Trees. The February 10th forum and its aftermath was the precursor to May 20th's results.
On May 20th, the Island Trees voting community turned out in record numbers to have their voices heard. Three incumbents were swept out of office by three challengers in what can only be described as a landslide. Had all seven incumbents been up for reelection, there is a good chance that seven new board members would be taking their oaths of office during this July's reorganization meeting. This community wanted accountability. This proud community hit the reset button on Election Day...well, at least partially.
It is a foregone conclusion that, just as Carlo had to answer for Santino, Island Trees Board of Education incumbents will face stiff challenges next May and the May after that.That will be the true referendum on the decisions they made and votes they cast during these trying times. Voters will again have the chance to have their voices heard. During healthy and spirited political debates, incumbents will get a chance to defend and explain their votes and challengers can lay out their vision for the future. Then, the voters will decide who stays and who goes. That is democracy at work. That takes care of the political science lecture.
Two administrators played leading roles in this debacle, spearheading this campaign which caused such a conflagration in our community and cost three incumbents their seats. These administrators were never elected. They were selected. Island Trees voters will never get a chance to go to the polls and weigh in on their standing in the district. One can only speculate as to the outcome had their names appeared on a ballot on May 20th. One thing is certain. Voters summarily rejected this property proposal which was originally proffered by these administrators. This was their brainchild. They assembled the Huntington Three. They polled 70 people. May 20th's election polled over 1,600. The three trustee-elects and 73 percent of Island Trees voters diametrically oppose the proposal. How can both camps co-exist? They cannot. After careful consideration and after months of research and conversations with all involved, most importantly my neighbors, I called for the resignation of Island Trees Superintendent of Schools Charles Murphy and the Assistant Superintendent for Business Susan Hlavenka during the May 21st school board meeting. I did that with a heavy heart but I stand by those words. The district and the community needs to heal. By a 73-27 margin, voices were heard. 500 showed up on February 10th. No one listened. Over 1,100 showed up on May 20th and now they have to. This ship needs to be steered in the right direction, but first the water needs to be put back in those pipes, the oil needs to be put back in that burner, and a new captain needs to be at that wheel. Full steam ahead! Don't forget to polish up those SCHOOL FOR RENT signs. We'll need them now.
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The original images in this article were created with a specific objective: I wanted to experiment using editing and masking techniques that would enable me to combine individual images into composite images.
My work nearly always begins using a RAW format. I use the Nikon NEF file, but that's a personal choice. Using a RAW format provides me with a wide assortment of advantages, the most important being nondestructive editing, and it allows me to use the file-format jumping techniques that I've described in other articles in Digital Photo Pro. In short, when I'm file-format jumping, I'm starting in one format, saving in another and then shifting back to the original, all the while adding changes to the images and finally merging the images to create an interesting composite. Similar performance can be achieved using original RAW formats other than the NEF format. I also use Nikon Capture NX 2, which gives me the freedom to create NEF RAW files from any JPEG or TIFF file I make, no matter what camera I use. Own a Canon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony or any other? Shoot in JPEG or TIFF and then use Capture NX 2 and save as NEF within your own workflow of experimentation.
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For those that don't closely follow the various development lists, at the end of February a Silicon Motion developer came to the DRI list announcing he had "a kernel driver for all our graphics chips" that he was looking to mainline. It sounds nice, but in the end it's a let-down and the most you'll probably get out of it is a few laughs.
While not too popular these days, Silicon Motion is still around and when it comes to GPUs they're still working on graphics processors for embedded devices and servers. The Silicon Motion embedded graphics primarily target handhelds, point-of-sale terminals, medical equipment, and other devices. Silicon Motion graphics are available on x86, XScale, ARM, MIPS, and PowerPC platforms.
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While it seemed hopeful at first, in the end this Silicon Motion Linux work was a let-down. The kernel developer doesn't understand Git and was even attempting to get this Silicon Motion driver integrated into every Linux kernel release from Linux 2.6.5 to Linux 3.0, but that's not the worst part.
When the initial patch work was published, this wasn't even a Silicon Motion DRM/KMS driver. This code was just a Silicon Motion frame-buffer driver for their hardware. Silicon Motion calls this driver "lynxfb" and is said to support the SMI SM712, 722, 718, 750, 750LE, and 502 graphics chips. It looks like it supports a dual-view mode (dual head), hardware cursor handling, all VESA video modes, and 2D acceleration.
The 17,000 line "lynxfb" driver patch from Silicon Motion can be found as
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The Silicon Motion LynxFB driver generated around 9,000 coding style errors when tested by a developer.
With that driver that Silicon Motion wants to integrate into the mainline Linux kernel, all of the files are marked "Copyright (c) 2007 by Silicon Motion, Inc. (SMI) All rights are reserved. Reproduction or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner." There isn't any GPL references. The files contain old copyrights, so this looks like it's from their once proprietary Linux driver as opposed to a new frame-buffer driver written from scratch.
Perhaps Silicon Motion's proprietary markings were just a mistake? Well, a developer on the list already inquired about it to make sure this driver would be GPL-compatible for the kernel. The response from the Silicon Motion developer, "I don't know about the license thing. Is there any different license for choosing?"
So in the end it's much ruckus over a kernel frame-buffer driver looking to go mainline for niche hardware that might not even be a truly open-source driver.
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Selena Gomez on Miley Cyrus: She's Beautiful!by Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
Selena Gomez may not be the hottest woman on the Maxim Hot 100, but the young singer isn't too distressed over her ranking.
She is number-two, after all.
And what does she think of the magazine's top choice, Miley Cyrus?
"She's beautiful," Gomez said Friday's edition of "The TJ Show" on 103.3 in Boston, adding that she doesn't understand why such a list even exists.
So we can compare her and Cyrus, of course! D-uh! Do so now and decide whether Maxim got this ranking right. Who looks hotter?
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The problem is the media is always comparing and competing the celebs against each other. Which is so lame. I think. I like both girls they are beautiful in their own way.
I voted for Selena. I like Miley and think she has a good head on her shoulders right now. I voted for Selena because in my opinion she looks better right now. Now don't get me wrong Miley is beautiful... but she kind of ruined that when she went to the short hair blonde hair. Otherwise I would have chosen Miley.
I agree I know she grew up and did her own thing I just miss her old self so u voted for Selena Billie them both
I totally agree.
They're both beautiful girls with different characteristics. As for the comment about Miley's hair...such a childish comment. It's hair. You let it grow, you chop it off, leave it natural or dye it green.....it's the one thing you can change on a whim and know when you're tired of it you can change it to something else.
Miley ruined her looks with that ridiculous hair style. Selena has my vote!!
Miley for sure ;)
IMPOSSIBLE,THG...There is absolutely No Way that I can choose one over the other on Beauty...They are 2 different people,both Blazing Hot,both Scorchingly Beautiful and Gorgeous! That's like asking to choose between 'Supergirl' and 'Wonder Woman' Both were Extremely Beautiful(if you remember your comics and movies),and Miley and Selena ARE Incredibly Gorgeous,young ladies,for Real! Yet,they are different,and that's Great,too! You see,Miley is bold,brassy,and in-your-face Raw type of Beautiful that's incredibly Sexy! And Selena,is sultry,sensuous,and a mesmerizing,enchanting type of extremely Gorgeous that just does me in! Miley seems more playful,full of mischief and desire,and ready to party. Where Selena appears to be more focused and full of love---just waiting for the right one to share it all with. To me,that is also Equal Beauty---just 2 different types. Then when you throw in the fact that both have beautiful,and caring hearts(Just take a look at what Both Women have contributed in works to charities, disasters and various other venues over the years)there really is only one right answer---There is no choice...SELENA & MILEY are EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL---I don't care What ANY List says...
Now granted,this is How I see them. Everyone is different and has their Own opinion's and views. And they are entitled to them.
However,the above Description of Selena and Miley is how I View these two Gorgeous and Beautiful ladies,and No-One is going to change my mind...They are both majorly Incredible...
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Ayotte's gun vote: 'Disgusting' political bullying
When the Manchin-Toomey amendment to Sen. Barbara Boxer's gun control bill emerged as the best hope for getting any gun legislation passed this year, many conservative activists pressed Republicans to kill it by filibuster. Ayotte voted to bring it to the floor for debate. Conservative columnist Michelle Malkin, among others, urged the Tea Party to remember that vote, suggesting that Ayotte deserved to be primaried out of her Senate seat simply for allowing a bill with questionable support to be debated.
Ayotte wound up voting against the bill, which failed on a 54-46 vote (both sides had agreed to a 60-vote threshold for passage). She reasoned that it would impose a hefty burden on gun dealers without producing a justifiable increase in public safety. For that the left has accused her of not caring about the deaths of children.
At a town hall meeting in Warren on Tuesday, Erica Lafferty, daughter of the Sandy Hook Elementary School principal killed last November, asked Ayotte about her vote. "You had mentioned that the burden to owners of gun stores that these expanded background checks would cause. I'm just wondering why the burden of my mother being gunned down in the hall of her elementary school isn't as important as that?"
Ayotte explained her vote and explained that the background check bill would have done nothing to prevent the Newtown shootings. That fact has been pointed out by numerous news organizations. Lafferty was unmoved.
"It's disappointing and disgusting that she can pretty much look me in the eye and try to justify my mother's murder and the murder of five other educators and the murders of 6- and 7-year-olds," Lafferty told Politico afterwards. "It's disgusting."
No, what is disgusting is deliberately mischaracterizing someone's position for the purpose of portraying that person as a willing accomplice to murder. That has been the left's strategy since Newtown. It is a testament to the Senate that a majority of its members, including Ayotte, did not cave to such bullying.
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Knicks honor 1973 NBA championship teamBy BRIAN MAHONEY
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Walt Clyde Frazier waves to fans during a ceremony to honor the 1972-73 world champion New York Knicks during the game between the Knicks and the Milwaukee Bucks Friday in New York.NEW YORK Hoping to contend for an NBA title this season, the New York Knicks are honoring their last team to win one.
The Knicks assembled most of their 1972-73 championship team for a 40th anniversary celebration Friday. The team had a dinner Thursday and was recognized during halftime of the Knicks game against the Milwaukee Bucks.
With six future Hall of Fame players, the Knicks beat the Los Angeles Lakers in five games to win their second title in four years. New York has been back to the NBA Finals just twice since.
Once a Knick fan, always a Knick fan, and for 40 years weve been suffering Knick fans, former player Bill Bradley said.
It wasnt always that way, though.
The franchise was once among the NBAs best, winning the championship in 1970 and getting back to the finals in 1972. They lost that one to the Lakers, but came back the next year with Earl Monroe joining the starting lineup and Willis Reed back from an injury that cost him nearly all of the previous season.
When he came back, even though he was limited coming back, we felt very strong about who we were as a team, Phil Jackson said. With our veteran players, a roster that is filled with Hall of Fame players now, we were very confident in our capabilities, and we knew we were a unique team.
The 1970 team might have been better known, with Reeds limp onto the court to play Game 7 against the Lakers after he missed Game 6 with a leg injury one of the most replayed highlights in NBA history. But the players felt the 1973 team that went 57-25 was deeper and better.
That, to me, in my mind was the best team, Reed said.
Reed, Bradley, Monroe, Walt Frazier, Jerry Lucas and Dave DeBuscherre all were elected to the Hall of Fame as players, and Jackson made it as a coach who won a record 11 titles. Beating Boston in the East finals and then the Lakers in the NBA Finals rematch, the Knicks became the first team to beat two 60-win squads en route to a championship.
They were a close-knit team that has remained tight four decades later. Five of them joined Bradley, a former U.S. Senator, for a taping of his Sirius radio show earlier Friday, and Jackson even delayed his entrance to their pregame media session so as to not upstage his teammates.
Eleven of the 12 surviving members of the team took part Friday, with Jackson getting cheers in what he thought was his first time at Madison Square Garden without being involved in a game since 1986.
Booed here while coaching Chicago, he declined before the game to talk about his future plans, saying this event wasnt the right time.
For me, the most fun I ever had playing basketball was 1973, Bradley said. (In) 70 it was a lot of dedication to the get to the top, but in 73 the group of guys we had just was incredible.
The Knicks have been unable to duplicate the formula. Often stopped by Jacksons Bulls in the 1990s, they didnt get back to the finals again until 1994, losing in seven games to Houston. They made a surprising run as a No. 8 seed before falling to San Antonio in 1999, but then became one of the leagues losingest teams during the next decade.
They believe they have a shot now, nearing their first division title since 1994 and battling for the No. 2 seed in the East. The Knicks had won 10 straight games entering Friday.
Reed thought the Patrick Ewing-led teams would win a title. Maybe it can be the Carmelo Anthony-led group instead.
They came that close, they were there, I mean they had it done I thought they had it done and they didnt do it, Reed said. Thats unusual, but I think this has always been a very good franchise. I think the fans have been very loyal, its been a popular team around the league and I think it will always stay that way.
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Hello! i'm new to this message board thing, but i thought it might help... i've been seeing this guy for about a month now. we're about an hour and a half apart, but we see each other quite a bit on weekends. the thing is, i haven't been in many relationships, and have never told a guy i loved him. a couple weeks into the relationship, he started telling me he loved me, and making references to the future. I mentioned something about moving too fast, but he doesn't think he is. he wants to see me every weekend, but that cuts into a lot of friends, family, and alone time. i don't want to hurt his feelings, since i do care about him a lot. And i feel that if i say something, he'll be offended because i was "going along with it" until now. i am 20 years old and not prepared to launch into anything reeeallly serious with long term commitment. Please help! Thanks!
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Outlook: Not so good. At most, 4 weekends together? Saying "I love you" is WAAAAAY premature. Don't feel bad about offending this guy b/c if he does, you'll know he's not worth it. Put your foot down right now and don't think twice. You need a guy who's going to tell you he loves you when he means it, not when he wants to continue seeing you... that's just wacky. You also need a guy who doesn't live and breathe "you". Having a life of your own is important to you, don't you think it's just as important for him to feel the same way? I see red flags all over the place with this guy... he seems desparate.
|Thu, 03-27-2003 - 1:37pm
If you aren't honest and up front with yourself and this guy right now you are going to so regret it. The more time that passes with you doing things his way and trying not to upset him, the harder it will be for you to say or do anything at all. You need to be honest with him. If you really care about him, it's the least you can do. He may be hurt by what you have to say but in the long run you will be doing him a big favor. Just tell him what you want from a relationship and where you stand. Who knows...maybe he will be agreeable and it will still work out.
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Hey you're me! Was just in your shoes, but took them off. The only thing I can say is be HONEST and TRUTHFUL. Believe me if you're not sure, tell him. It'll only get worse if you let things go as usual. And I guarantee it will hurt both of you that much more. If he's mature enough and really cares about you he will slow down for you and himself too.


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Over on the Happenings Page, in the list of links, is a link to BibleGateway.com. Bible Gateway is, in my opinion, an excellent online site for bible reading and/or study. Additionally, its content can be listened to via audio bibles.
I find that I use Bible Gateway daily. Its tools and bible options/versions are tremendously useful in one's ongoing bible reading, study and research. Moreover, if you are a user of a mobile device, iPhone, iPad, Android phone or Kindle Fire, the BibleGateway app is extremely useful, convenient and powerful. With its tools for searching, adding notes, pinning favorite verses, instantly switching between bible versions, and of course, audio (Max McLean is by far my favorite reader) so much can be experienced anytime, anywhere, right at one's fingertips.
I highly recommend this site and its mobile app for our mobile users. Head over to the Happenings page and check it out!
"View From The Pew" is here for you! With this spot you, the user of this site, may write in to have posted a spiritual, social or biblical thought, an observation or an idea on just about any topic at all. The intent of this is to give voice to our membership - you. Here it is hoped you will be encouraged to share your thoughts, feelings and/or understandings with us, your brethren. An exchange of ideas and an understanding of the thoughts and views of others will undoubtedly edify and strengthen our church community.
To submit your thoughts, ideas or comments, fill out the from below and click "SUBMIT". (Pasting a message from a word processor is very convenient.) In a day or two your message will appear here on our Home Page following Pastor Moore's Weekly Devotional, "Thoughts From Our Pastor".
The North Salem United Methodist Church men's fellowship group is now meeting on the first Saturday of every month. Next meeting Saturday, December 6. The group is sponsoring The Great Courses American Lecture Series titled How Jesus Became God. Meeting's begin at 8:30 am with a duration of 60 to 90 minutes. The agenda includes a pre-meeting meet and greet, an opening prayer, presentation of the Video Lecture, followed by an open discussion. All men interested in Christian fellowship and exploring the history and teachings of Jesus Christ are Welcome to attend. The meeting will be held at the North Salem Church located at 389 North Main St., Salem, NH. There is no charge to attend. Coffee & doughnuts will be provided!
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The most recent tally of the Church's Italian Supper indicates $940.50 was realized from the evening!
A big THANK YOU to all who contributed time and money to the effort -- and a lot of different folk did just that! And, of course, a special thank you to Bill and Lois for all the effort and worry they expended in leading the NSUMC crew to another successful church supper!
Check this out - sent to us from a fellow Christian, John Horne, of the Byfield Parish in Byfield, MA for the viewing pleasure of the believers here at the NSUMC. Thank you, John!
In a week or two this spot will display something new, the weekly video of the Sunday morning sermon of Pastor Moore. As we just recently started posting the sermon as a video, displaying it on the Happenings Page, it seems to us that such would be better placed here on our Home Page. The archive of the year's previous weeks of sermons will still be accessible on the Happenings Page. So if one wishes to review a past sermon, the Happenings Page is where such may be found. But keep a look out here on the Home Page for the video of Pastor Moore's most recent Sunday morning sermon!
Recently, I noticed a brook due to rain had filled up with water and was almost a raging stream. I was called attention to it when a number of kayakers were preparing to launch into it. I have driven along the road countless times and never noticed the brook when all was quiet. Yesterday, driving past it I noticed it was gentle and flowing nicely, in fact I would hardly believe a kayak could go down the brook.
Life sometimes rains hard on us and will even overflow our banks of what we can handle. It is always good to pause and think about the One who remains a quiet Center for us and let that contemplation moment bring us back into balance. We then can go through the rapids like a good kayaker and stay balanced and afloat. In FRAGMENTS of YOUR ANCIENT NAME, Joyce Rupp writes:
"When undulating activities tilt our days and threaten to throw us off balance, when prayer strains under pressure and not-enough-time and nothing happens, when those we care about are pained and we nearly cave in from our caring, You continue to be a hub of stillness, a nucleus of love, our core equilibrium. No matter how out of control we spin, You remain the peaceful Center for us."
May the Center, our God, keep us all balanced each day!
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At the Last Supper, the last Passover Seder meal Jesus shared with his twelve before His crucifixion, Jesus initiated the present sacrament of communion.
We all know what happened at that Seder. Jesus took bread, thanked God, broke the bread and passed it among the twelve. And He did something else, something quite unusual at the time. He told the twelve that the bread they held was his body, that his body was given for them and that they should continue the new and unusual ritual in remembrance of Him. (Luke 22.19)
Of course, the bread Jesus broke and gave to the twelve at that Seder meal was from a special recipe. Other than the newly added ingredient of spirituality (the bread representing Christ's body) an ingredient was blatantly missing from this bread that made it so special -- leavening. It was unleavened bread, commonly known today as Matzah, and Mosaic law demanded such be eaten at the Passover meal and, for that matter, the entire following week.
The Jews at that time did not know what the unleavened bread fully signified. They did know that their ancestors when fleeing from Egypt were commanded to make their bread without leavening so as to not delay their departure from bondage waiting for their bread to rise. And thus the use of unleavened bread was a way of reminding them every Passover of God's great work in setting Israel free from Egyptian servitude. But the unleavened bread told, and still tells of something far greater than just Israel's liberation from bondage.
It has long been held that leaven in the scriptures represents sin and/or deviation from those self-same scriptures, adding or subtracting from God's word as it might suit an individual or group for whatever purpose. Jesus warned of the leaven of the Pharisees, their traditions and customs perverting the scriptures so as to enhance their own standing and creating a distance between the common man and God's written word-- a distance the Pharisees presumed to fill for their own prestige and advancement. But fundamentally, leaven, as it pertains to the bread of the Passover Seder and of our Communion, symbolizes sin -- or more revealingly -- the lack of sin, the lack of sin in the body, the very person, of Jesus!
But the significance of the Passover bread goes further still, even more than just a reminder of Israel's escape from Egypt and as a representation of the Christ's sinlessness. For hundreds of years prior to the Passover Seder of the "Last Supper", the Unleavened bread also foreshadowed what the Christ would undertake and suffer on our behalf.
Handmade unleavened bread, Matzah, displays on it surfaces markings that are likened to the marks, bruises and wounds of a flogging. These marks, or stripes if you will, speak of the wounds the Christ received from the flogging He suffered prior to the crucifixion. (Modern day, bakery made Matzah displays these stripes even more dramatically.) Moreover, Matzah in its preparation receives piercings through its surfaces, tiny holes poked through the bread that speak of the piercing of Christ's hands, feet and side. And finally, the act of "breaking" the bread speaks of the death of the Christ. As the scripture declares regards the Christ, "But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed." (Isaiah 53:5; 1 Peter 1:24 AKJV, ASV, ERV, etc.) So we have a visual reminder of who Jesus is and what He suffered for our sake.
Unlike the Israelites of old, we as gentile christians have never been, nor are we now, subject to Mosaic law. (Gal 5:2-7) Although it is through the law that God reveals His divine plan and provision for His elect, in no way are we as gentiles obligated to follow the law -- including the subject of this article, the use of unleavened bread to be eaten at Passover, the very bread used by Jesus when he instituted the sacrament of Communion.
Nonetheless, Jesus instructed his twelve and, presumably, all christians to break the Passover bread in remembrance of Him. And not only in remembrance, but also (in the thinking of this writer) in continuance of its witness to who Jesus is and what, exactly, He experienced in our place.
The breaking and eating of the communion bread is done in many different ways wherever Christians gather. Some use regular, everyday bread, some use specially prepared bread that is believed by many to be supernaturally transformed at some point. Some use unleavened bread in their communion while even others purposely use leavened bread to symbolize spiritual growth from communion with Christ.
This writer, although holding that we are under no obligation as to what type of bread is to be used in communion, Matzah, the very unleavened, striped and pierced bread that was used at the Last Supper, that last Seder meal before Jesus was crucified, is unquestionably best suited to fully reveal to all in communion who Jesus is and what it was He suffered for our benefit. The purpose of unleavened bread from the time of the Exodus until the crucifixion was to foreshadow God's provision for salvation. And since the crucifixion, its purpose has been to be a reminder of and continual witness to the saving work of God through the person of Jesus. As it is so readily available and/or easy to make, why use any other bread than the unleavened bread our Lord, Himself, used for this very purpose?
Mark Johnson
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The Happenings Page here on our site. There you will find photos and videos of current and past activities at our church. Moreover, posted there is the current week's sermon and an archive of past sermons listed by date. The is also a list of external links with tons of interesting info. Check it out! Get a gander at what is "Happening" at the NSUMC!
Sunday School has started up for its new season. Be sure to visit the "Sunday School" page (see above) for all the happenings going on with our kids and with any ways you might help out the staff. They work hard for our little ones. Let us give them all the support they need!
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Groove Walk set for Oct. 15
Staff Report
Groove Walk is set for 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 15. The event features live music at 10 downtown establishments, all for one admission charge of $7 in advance, $10 at the door.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at CJ's Lounge, Deli Italia Lounge, Guzzardo Performance Music, Kryptonite, On the Waterfront, Inc., and Rue Marche. Advance tickets are also available at http://onthewaterfront.com/groovewalk.htm.
Groove Walk, coordinated by On the Waterfront, Inc., supports the future of Rockford's music scene as a portion of the proceeds benefits the Rockford Area Music Industry's Gary S. Wilmer Memorial Scholarship Fund, a music scholarship fund for high school seniors.
The following performers will be featured at the following establishments: Brother K — Abreo, 515 E. State St.; Too Deep — Bar 3, 326 E. State St.; Steve Ditzell & The Saloonatics — CJ's Lounge, 300 E. State St.; Higher Ground — Deli Italia Lounge, 507 E. State St.; Frank Calvagna — Irish Rose Saloon, 519 E. State St.; Hope Despite — Kiwi Café, 211 Elm St.; Heavyflow — Kryptonite, 308 W. State St.; Second Wind — Rue Marche, 620 Market St.; Barstool Bob — Octane, 124 N. Main St; and The Crave — The Office, 513 E. State St.
Walk from establishment to establishment or hop on the Rockford Mass Transit District Trolley for a free ride as it runs along the Groove Walk route.
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The Infinite Chaseby Dianne Delahunty
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
Nice work digsy. I have a very similar design at the moment too, are you entering this for the simple challenge? Good luck and may the best dog win!
Thanks Wharton, great minds think alike!
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Papa John's is continuing its 30th anniversary celebration with the introduction of a free pizza offer. Fans placing a minimum order of $15 between today through Feb. 2, Super Bowl Sunday, will receive a free large, up to three-topping pizza with their next order Feb. 3.
"The free pizza offer is a great way for Papa John's to thank its loyal customers for 30 great years," said Bob Kraut, Papa John's chief marketing officer, in a news release. "This is a great way for football fans to reward themselves for simply ordering Papa John's pizza for their Super Bowl parties, or Super Bowl weekend gatherings."
To help promote the offer, Papa John's will air a special television commercial starring Papa John's founder, John Schnatter, and Denver Broncos quarterback and Papa John's franchisee Peyton Manning.
The commercial will feature the duo returning from a trip back to 1984, when Papa John's was founded, when they discover another Super Bowl and NFL legend has stowed away in the back of the 1972 Z28 Camaro — Joe Montana. The commercial begins airing today and will run through Feb. 2 on the NFL Network, ESPN and a variety of consumer networks on Viacom and Turner Broadcasting Systems.
"Like their previous commercials, John and Peyton have such a great chemistry in this spot," said Kraut. "The addition of another NFL and Super Bowl legend, Joe Montana, is a nice surprise at the end connecting the past to today."
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