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Chester Historical Society's Chester Historical Society, P.O. Box 376, Chester, NJ 07930 winter 2008 Web Site: www.HistoricChesterNJ.com ― Email: firstname.lastname@example.com― Phone: 908-879-2761 The History of the First Congregational Church of Chester By Joan Case The First Congregational Church of Chester as it stands today. Photo by Joan Case. The First Congregational Church of Chester, NJ has the honor and distinction of being the oldest Con- gregational church west of the Hudson River. In 1640 the Reverend John Youngs arrived in New Haven, Connecticut from Hingham, England. A group from the church where he had served as minister accompa- nied him. They had fled England because of the "tyranny and oppression, and sought asylum for the enjoyment of religious freedom." From New Haven they moved to Southold, Long Island and around the early 1730s, a group from that Southold church moved into the Chester area (then known as Black River) and set about establishing a church here. See First Congregational Church, page 4… News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 1 President's Message By Carol Zaikowski give Alison a call. Hope to see you all soon! The Chester Historical Society now has a new space to store our archives. Thanks to Chester Think Spring! Township's generous offer of a room at the Highland Ridge building, the CHS signed a lease Antiques Show & Tell Program last month with the Township for a room in the building that will adequately suit our needs of a A Big Hit! climate controlled, clean space in which to By Alison Dahl store our archives and work on the collections. Our "Antiques Show and Tell" program proved to The CHS archives have traveled around quite be an enlightening evening on February 14th, a bit in the last several years, and though Merry presented by the experts from the Chester Anti- Morton had packed them away quite well and que Mall. Participants brought a wide array of documented where everything was, the many interesting antiques including implements that years, frequent moving, and forays into the col- once belonged to a Civil War soldier, jewelry, lections to find information, photos, or to put and real and reproduced ceramics. together exhibits has taken its toll. We are in We learned what characteristics to look for to "somewhat organized" disarray but are well on identify antique furniture from Bill Cogger. Bob our way to getting things in order. and Karen Grossman set up a "Whatsit?" table of The new space will make it much easier to odd old kitchen tools, and Phil Silvershotz ap- properly store and find things. A move from praised a nice collection of jewelry. Our thanks our current location in the barn to Highland to each of them for sharing their knowledge, and Ridge will take place in the very near future. to participants who brought such interesting Thanks so much to the CHS Trustees for their items. support, to CHS member and Trustee Len Tay- lor for all of his help and guidance, to Dan O'Donnell for his time and suggestions, to our Treasurer Ed Ng for his concerns for our safety, and to Mayor Bill Cogger and the Chester Town- ship Committee for the kind offer and for Whatsit? recognizing how precious Chester's past is and how important it is to keep it safe and available for future generations. Rides Offered to CHS Programs Have you been to a CHS program lately? Ali- son Dahl has been putting together great programs for the Historical Society – some of them have drawn people from all over and left We would like to make it easier to attend our us with standing room only. If you want to be monthly meetings! Members who would like a informed, entertained, or simply to get togeth- ride to and from our monthly CHS programs are er with our great group, come out of asked to call Lois Taylor at 908 879-7249. Lois hibernation this spring and look into what Ali- will help make the arrangements for you. If a son has in store for you. I don't think you'll be member is willing to provide transportation, disappointed. And if you have an idea for a pro- please call Lois to volunteer. Your assistance gram that you would like to have presented, will be greatly appreciated! News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 2 day Taylor lives so close to the furnace. FINDING THE CHESTER FURNACE The site, which is on property owned by New Jer- sey, is gradually melting back into the landscape. By Lois and Len Taylor Hunters, paintball groups, hikers, tours, horses and Most of us history enthusiasts know the feel- bikers have taken their toll. The area is going the ing of walking through the forest and finding an way of most abandoned sites and will someday show old cellar hole, an unusual pile of dirt, an old no evidence at all of what was there. abandoned building or the remnants of an en- In the meantime, get out there and see it. Take tire complex. In New Jersey, the chances are the spring tour with the Taylors. Grab this important that it's been seen before by a lot of folks, but piece of Chester area history and caress it. for you, it's newly discovered. Imagine how the Taylors felt when they dis- covered their property bordered the former site of the Chester Furnace. Our love affair with the Furnace started about the first month we moved to Chester Township, along with years of research. That research proved diffi- cult since the residents who could still remember the standing buildings and who played among the structures as children had "zero" interest in the history of the site. After all, in bygone days, there were only a handful of photographers who would photograph an iron furnace. You took photographs of your family, your home and yourself standing by your car with an exotic roadside attraction in the background. This map of the Chester Furnace site was created by The Taylor family has been over every inch Len Taylor and printed in "Chester's Iron Heyday," of the furnace site. Rutgers University has ex- by Larry Lowenthal. cavated parts of the site and documented the anthropology of the artifacts. Yes, the anthro- pology, not the archaeology. The Scrapbook of History contains many mentions of the furnace. The Taylor map of the site ruins is in Chester"s DON'T MISS IT! Iron Heyday. Coal and a few bricks from the Len Taylor has kindly offered to lead a tour of site have been moved to the Taylor's property the Chester Furnace site for CHS members and to save them from vandals or deterioration. friends. On Saturday, May 17th, we will meet The Taylors have found a large number of arti- at 10:00 AM at the Township Garage on Fur- facts. They are on permanent loan to Morris nace Road. Len's knowledge of the area and County for their use at the Cooper Mill or any- Chester's history will make this an event that where else they choose. And a book of poetry shouldn't be missed. We hope to see you by W. Taylor, former superintendent of the op- there! If you are unable to make it, the county eration, has been donated to the Chester also sponsors a tour of this site and many oth- Historical Society. We didn't know it when we er Morris County locations. Tour brochures are moved to Chester, but the Taylor ancestor who available at Fosterfields and from the Parks saved the booklet was a cousin to superinten- Commission. They'll also available at The dent Taylor. Somehow it seems appropriate Cooper Mill when it opens for the season. that a latter News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 3 …First Congregational Church, continued from page 1 this, Reverend F. A. Johnson writes, "He was These men were not only strong Congregatio- beyond doubt the first Protestant minister that nalists, but were hard working farmers as well. ever settled in what is now the state of Missis- Because these early comers were few in number, sippi, and his church as the first Protestant they joined with church members in Ralston and Church ever organized there. Therefore the Mendham and all worshipped together in a log Chester Church may be said to be the Mother of meeting house, which they erected in the Roxiti- Protestantism and Congregationalism in the cus area. The Congregationalists of Black River great Southwest." became more and more "homesick" for their These Separatists retained the doctrines and own doctrines and form of worship, and in 1740 form of government of the regular Congrega- organized the first Congregational church. By tional Churches. Their separation was a protest 1747 they were able to erect their own meeting- against the oppression and worldly influence of house. It was a commodious house of worship, the union between Church and State which ex- with pews and galleries to seat 400. The furnish- isted, especially in Connecticut. All honor to ings of the church at Roxiticus were given to this the spirit of being oppressed." new church. Hymns were sung from memory or, ~ ~ ~ because few could read, the leader spoke a line or two, which the congregation sang back. This Before 1799, Black River was still part of Rox- was called lining out the hymns. bury, but decided to break away and formed The first site of the church was described as Chester Township. In 1803, the Congregational- being across Hillside Road from the cemetery ists replaced their original house of worship with northwest of the present church, and was used a new church (2nd building), which was built in for 63 years. Reverend Samuel Swayze, Jr. was the area that is now the center of the cemetery. the first pastor of this church. He was installed It was described as more modern in appear- in 1753 and served for about 20 years. In 1773, ance, fifty feet long by forty feet wide, with he led a group of 72 families from Black River to front and side galleries, a steeple and a bell (The an area fourteen miles south of Natchez, Missis- first bell in the area!). Then in 1856 a meeting sippi. was held to determine by vote where a new ~ ~ ~ church building (the present church) should be The following is taken from a booklet entitled, erected. It was built for $5,000, a small sum in "The History of the First Congregational Church of Chester, New Jersey," published in 1934 by The comparison with the construction costs of today. Conover Press. The chandelier was a gift from the First Congre- gational Church of Newark. "About the time of the building of this first church the excitement which caused the separa- tion in the Congregational Churches of Connecticut and Long Island reached this set- tlement and a majority of the inhabitants became "Separates," as they were then called. A Separate Congregational Church was gathered which was ministered unto by Rev. Samuel Sweazy. He was the first settled pastor. He la- bored with the church for twenty years and then organized a colony, largely from Chester, and located near Natchez, Mississippi. Soon after arriving in their wilderness home they were reg- This picture of the church dates to the early 1900's. ularly organized into a Congregational Church and Mr. Sweazy took its pastorate. Of See First Congregational Church, page 5… See First Congregational Church, page 5… News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 4 …First Congregational Church, continued from page 4 the same to the eye. The installation of elec- In 1876 it was decided that for Sabbath School and tricity brought the most notable change. The for weekly meetings, a chapel needed to be built. kerosene lamps that once hung from the ceiling The total cost for the chapel was $1,098.21! are gone, as are those that were in the chan- The interior of the First Congregational Church delier and those that lit the organ. The iron is one of perhaps two remaining examples of "eye" into which the hanger for the lamps was "trompe l'oeil" decoration in the state. M. A. placed is still in the organ. The once hand- Murdolo restored the beautiful decoration in 1986. pumped pipe organ has been electrified. The Mundolo discovered this design under many layers Pulpit appointments and Communion Table were of work, as he was preparing the walls for restora- installed in the 1880s. Overall, the work from tion. It was by far the most beautiful he had seen, past and the changes of the present combine to and it is this original design that you see today. make the First Congregational Church of Chester The detail and the design, especially the ceiling, one of the town's many beautiful structures, and have amazed many. one all should take time to see. The decorated tracker organ (Opus 128), built by J. H. and C. S. Odell in 1873, is still used for regular services and was restored in 2004 by Meloni & Farrier Organ builders of Port Chester, New York. Its original cost, including freight, was about $1,800 and according to the people who repaired our organ, there is only one other like it in opera- tion today. They say it is priceless today! The "horse sheds" or carriage houses behind the church are probably the only remaining ones associated with a church, this side of the Mississippi. The sanctuary building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Interior of the church as seen in 1899 for Chester's Centennial Celebration. CALLING ALL MEMBERS! The Chester Food Pantry needs our help! Please help us to help those in need of assistance. The following items are much needed: Toilet tissue Canned Fruit Food Items such Hamburger Helper Reminder—The Food Pantry's drop- off areas are in the foyer of the Chester Library and in the exit area of The beauty of the organ and the "Trompe l'oeil decoration Shop Rite. The box in the Chester Post Office is for the combine to create an amazing site. Photo by Joan Case. Morristown Pantry. Many periods of renovation have taken place Many thanks, since 1856, but by and large, the building remains Lois Taylor News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 5 Morris County Park Commission Offers Sunday, June 15, 2008 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Something For Everyone Awesome Anvil Antics Blacksmith Kevin Perry will be at work at Cooper Mill Whether it's hiking, plant life, history or a com- forging iron into works of art using 1900s techniques bination of these things you are interested in, the and tools. Free bag of flour or cornmeal will be given Morris County Parks Commission offers something for to all Dads while supplies last. everyone. Visits to the Cooper Mill, Foster Fields, and Historic Speedwell are just the beginning. It's worth taking a look at the \website And at Fosterfields… (http://www.morrisparks.net) of the Parks Commis- sion to obtain the calendar of the events offered at various locations. Brochures are also available at Wednesday, April 2, 2008 these sites. Visits to the Great Swamp, the Freling- 10:00 am-5:00 pm huysen Arboretum or the Kay Environmental Center Opening Day offers many possibilities. Experience farm and domestic life during the early Our own Cooper Mill opens for the season on May 20th century. 3, 2008. Here's a look at the activities that will Saturday, April 5, 2008 start off the season: 10:15 am-11:15 am Saturday, May 3, 2008 "Explore the Farm" Wagon Ride 10:00 am -3:30 pm You learn a lot about Charles Foster's farm and sus- Opening Day Extravaganza! tainable farming while enjoying a horse-drawn th The Cooper mill celebrates the start of its 29 sea- wagon ride Pre-registration is required. Please call son. Watch as our miller sets up the grindstone and 973-326-7645. begins grinding flour. Saturday, April 5, 2008 Saturday, May 17, 2008 3:00 pm-5:00 pm 11:00 am-4:00 pm "Voices of American Farm Women" Born to Be Shorn The traveling photographic exhibit, "Voices of Amer- See how sheep are shorn and help with skirting, ican Farm Women" opens this day and will remain at washing, carding, spinning, and weaving the fleece. Fosterfields for the month of April. See newborn lambs. Sunday, April 13, 2008 Sunday, May 11, 2008 1:00 pm-3:00 pm 1:00 pm-3:30 pm Bee-ginning a Hive 1880s Mother's Day at Milltown The farm staff will establish a new bee hive, teach Try out the old fashioned way of doing chores such visitors basic facts about beekeeping, and explain as washing clothes, ironing, rug beating, sewing, and how to keep a hive healthy. mending. A free bag of flour or cornmeal will be giv- en to all Moms, while supplies last. This Can't Be Beat! Sunday, May 25, 2008 On Satrday, April 26th from 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM, 1:00 pm-4:00 pm several local historical attractions will be open Memorial Day Picnic free charge! Fosterfields, Acorn Hall, the Bring your own picnic lunch and blanket and sit out- Schuyler-Hamilton House, Historic Speedwell, side by the waterwheel. Enjoy participating in games that were popular 100 years ago. Macculloch Hall, the Morris Museum and Wash- ington's Headquarters will all participate. A Saturday, June 7, 2008 free shuttle bus will be operating between lo- 1:00 pm-4:00 pm cations. Call the Morris County Visitors Center "Common Thread" Quilters for additional information at 973-631-5151. The Common Thread Quilters will demonstrate their craft and an exhibit of quilts will be displayed. News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 6 "Chester, New Jersey - A CHS Archives Scrapbook of History" Carol Zaikowski, Chair A Book Review By Alison Dahl The Chester Historical Society thanks mem- ber Susan Persak, who is also the Library Director of the Chester Library, for applying on our behalf, and winning a grant from the Insti- tute of Museum and Library Services. We were selected to receive the IMLS "Con- necting to Collections Bookshelf," which is a collection of texts, DVD's, charts, online re- "Chester is filled with families who know sources, and other material that will be useful nothing of the township's past," wrote Edwin to us in caring for our historic collections. The Collis, who was known as Chester's most histor- Bookshelf will be placed in the History Room. ically informed citizen. This, from the book's Thank you Sue, we very much appreciate it!! preface, plants a challenge to those who want to delve deeply into Chester's past. As always, we continue to need help from all Published in 1974, Frances Greenidge's com- of our members in getting our archives in or- pilation of widely gathered information and der, both in the Chester Library and in our memories offers the reader an academic and storage area(s). Please call me at 876-9599 if yet personally engaging wealth of facts, you have some time to help out. Let's make quotes, references, and archival photographs, 2008 "The Year of The CHS Archives." Let's tracing Chester's history from the Precambrian get it done so we can move on. period of geologic time to the formation of the Chester Historical Society in 1969. Editor's Note: The Institute of Museum and Library Ser- "The Scrapbook" as it is known, is rich with vices instituted this award in response to a 2005 Heritage Preservation study that found our nation's special collec- anecdotes interspersed among somewhat dryer tions, an important part of our history, are in great need facts, woven chronologically and separated by of preservation. We are indeed fortunate to have access chapters starting with "Before the Settlers" and to these resources to help care for our collection. You ending with "Then" and "Now". It can serve as can access the IMLS website, http://www.imls.gov, for an overview to encourage deeper research into more information. specific periods, personalities, and events, or as a page-at-a-time source of historical enter- tainment. "Today is always both an end and a begin- ning," wrote Ms. Greenidge in 1971. "What tomorrow will bring will no one can say, but it Chester Historical Society's is my hope that the present trend will contin- ue, with fine young families choosing Chester News & Views as the place to raise their children -- in one of P.O. Box 376, Chester, NJ 07930 the attractive new homes, or in one of the (908) 879-2761 many old ones so full of memories of Chester -- email@example.com 'way back when.'" This newsletter is published 4 times a year by the This soft-cover publication can be purchased Chester Historical Society. for $13.00 (plus postage if necessary) from the Editor: Cindy Murphy – (908) 879-1754 Chester Historical Society. It can also be found Distribution: Brian and Cindy Murphy at local business establishments. News & Views Preservation – Information – Education Page 7 Chester A Few Announcements… Historical We're looking for folks who've lived in Chester for quite some time who would like to share their memories of Society "the old days." We can provide you with a list of prompting questions, or you can just comfortably relate Elected to Board of Trustees your stories, using a tape recorder, for our "Oral Histo- ries" collection. Please call Helen Jones at 908 879- Carol Zaikowski……………………………..President 5355 - we'd love to hear from you! Pam Stevens…………………………..Vice President Ed Ng ................................... Treasurer We have scheduled "A Stroll Through the Old Village of Lois Taylor ........... Corresponding Secretary Chester" on Thursday, May 8th, at 7:00 p.m. We'll meet Elaine Hanington ......... Recording Secretary at the First Congregational Church as our first point of Helen Jones................... Member-at-Large interest. Please keep in mind that the tour will take Dee Dilley ..................... Member-at-Large about an hour, possibly longer if there is a good deal of discussion, and there will be little or no opportunity to sit down. We'll be on the go! Appointed To Board of Trustees The CHS holds Trustee meetings on the first Wednesday Matt Koppinger .... Architectural Preservation of each month, at 7:00 p.m. in the Larison Room of the Carol Zaikowski…………………………………Archives Chester Library. These meetings are open to all mem- Amanda Dean ........................Membership bers of the CHS and we encourage you to attend. We Helen Jones.......................... Oral History welcome ideas and suggestions, and of course we are Alison Dahl .............................. Programs ALWAYS looking for participation from the general Marie Ruzicka....................... Publications membership. Ed Hanington .................Borough Historian Len Taylor………………………..Township Historian Chester Historical Society P.O. Box 376 Chester, NJ 07930 Winter 2008
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American University of Antigua (AUA) Tinman Rohr Triathlon is also known as AUA Tinman Rohr Triathlon . This sporting event is the first of its kind in Antigua, inviting athletes from around the world to come to Antigua and compete. The Antigua Tinman Competition is half-iron or middle distance triathlon which is a long distance endurance race.
SWIM. BIKE. RUN – the fourth Annual AUA Tinman Rohr Triathlon returns.
The date is Saturday March 28th at the beautiful Morris Bay Beach.
1. The 5K WALK/RUN Challenge:
Our most popular event in pure numbers! Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Fig Tree Drive rain forest or speed through to be one of the first back to Morris Bay. Whether its your first physical activity in years or your a seasoned pro there's room for you here. Involves no swimming or cycling.
2. 6&Under Triathlon. – 5m swim, 25m bike, 25m run:
No doubt the day's biggest crowd puller! An experimental addition in 2014, the success of this event has ensured its return. Parents are encouraged to get wet with their kids in the water and follow them right the way through the race.
3. 10&Under. 200m swim, 2k bike, 2krun:
Building our youth for the future! A long distance for the young ones but one they seem to cover with ease. Make sure your child has a strong swimming ability for this one. If they can cover the open water swim and know how to ride a bike let them give it a go and you'll be surprised how easy they cover the distance.
4. 14&Under. 500m swim, 10k bike, 2k run:
Prepping our youth for stardom! Again the swimming ability is critical here. If they got that nailed and can ride a bike, sit back and watch them go for it. All races at this distance go off at the same time but prizes are given for age groups.
5. 18&Under. 500m swim, 10k bike, 2k run.
Stand back and give them room! It's short for this age group. With triathlon still fairly new we've kept the distance small to make it easy for newcomers. In 2016 we'll bump it up to the more commonly expected sprint distance.
6. Mini Triathlon Team. 500m swim, 10k bike, 2k run.
Teamwork is fun! Perfect for business teams, fitness groups and kids. Teams are typically made up of three persons with one person per discipline but the rules allow two person teams with one member doing two legs. If you haven't got a full team don't worry, sign up for the leg you want to do and we'll find you a team.
7. Mini Triathlon Adult. 500m swim, 10k bike, 2k run.
An unforgettable experience! Can you swim, bike and run but you've never done a triathlon? This is the perfect way to try your first – which from all accounts you will never forget! Make sure you are comfortable in open water and be prepared for a bit of a shock as your body switches from swimming to cycling then running. Then dive in – you won't regret it!
8. Sprint Individual. 1km swim, 18k bike, 5k run.
Race time! If you're at anywhere from your 2nd to 2,000th triathlon but are not ready for the big one then here's where its at for you. If you tried the mini last year and were fine then consider stepping it up. Also those with a sports background with a strong swim may consider trying this as their first triathlon.
9. Sprint Team. 1km swim, 18k bike, 5k run.
The real deal!. Typically two sets of people do this race. The nation's best swimmers, cyclists and runners of all ages usually team up for some fast paced action that is a must see. Also its perfect for fitness enthusiasts who want a bigger challenge than the mini but aren't too concerned with taking the win.
10. Tinman Rohr Triathlon. 2km swim, 90k bike, 21k run.
The big time!. It's what it's all about, the reason the race was created and the reason some of the world's best athletes visit our shores. It may only be a half-ironman but don't underestimate the challenge. Typically takes 4 to 8 hours but some have taken longer. Typically not recommended for first timers but they have done it. Whatever your fitness level the battle promises to be more mental than physical.
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The Vikings made it clear they had no intention of bringing back Tarvaris Jackson when they decided not to place a restricted free agent tender on the quarterback last March, meaning that when the lockout is over he's free to sign with any team.
Just in case Jackson didn't get the hint -- and he most certainly did -- the team also announced today that it was giving the first-round quarterback Christian Ponder the No. 7. That is the digit Jackson wore the past five seasons with the Vikings.
That's interesting because Jackson is the only player on the roster at the end of last season to have his number given to one of the 10 draft picks from this past weekend. Jackson wasn't the only Viking to not receive a tender as a restricted free agent.
However, wide receiver Hank Baskett (No. 19), running back Albert Young (No. 34), fullback Naufahu Tahi (No. 38) and defensive tackle Fred Evans (No. 90) did not have their numbers assigned to draft picks.
Cornerback DeAndre Wright had the No. 30 -- that was given to fifth-round corner Brandon Burton -- but Wright was on the practice squad. Jackson and Young finish the year on the injured reserve list.
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It was simpler in the old days to recognize an attack: The enemy fired on your shores, burned your capital, and shot at soldiers and civilians. No one questioned we were at war in 1812 or 1941.
In the years since, the nature of war and aggression has changed rather dramatically. The guerrilla war in Vietnam made it difficult to distinguish between enemy soldier and civilian because both were enmeshed in a shadowy war in which everyone and everything was fair game. More recently, the spread of terrorism has ratcheted up the potential enemies and the potential costs.
As Amber Corrin discusses in her article on new developments in cyber warfare, governments are trying to define how and when to use the tools that have grown from the advanced software and the interconnected infrastructure that supports everything from the electrical grid to water purification plants and nuclear power plants. Last year, President Barack Obama signed executive orders that begin to define the rules of engagement in the cyber world. But much remains undefined. A preemptive strike takes on a very different meaning when the military inserts a virus into the workings of a computer belonging to a perceived rogue or enemy state.
And if the activities David Sanger describes in his book "Confront and Conceal" are true, then the United States has already initiated a cyberattack on a nuclear facility of what we see as a rogue state — in this case, Iran. The goal was to prove that a facility could be disabled without risking airplanes, pilots or innocent civilians on the ground. It certainly gives new meaning to the way we think about war.
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The underground pyramid awaits! Grab your oxygen tank, dynamite and flares and prepare to explore miles of uncharted caves in search of the legendary pyramid and its vast treasures.
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Norah Jones closed out Conan's George Harrison Week on Thursday night, and the results were as soulful as expected. The jazz-pop singer – whose father, sitar master Ravi Shankar, was one of Harrison's mentors and collaborators – delivered a silky version of "Behind That Locked Door," a country-tinged track from the guitar icon's 1970 solo triple-LP, All Things Must Pass. That classic album was featured heavily during the week-long tribute. On Wednesday's episode, Dhani Harrison honored his father by playing a brass-driven rendition of "Let It Down" and a hard-rocking take on "Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)," joined by Los Angeles band Big Black Delta on the latter tune; Beck took a jovial stab at "Wah-Wah" on Monday's kick-off. On Tuesday, Paul Simon acknowledged Harrison's work with the Beatles, performing a stripped-down "Here Comes the Sun." He also reflected on his many visits to the guitarist's mansion-estate Friar Park, where they often hung out and strummed ukeleles. While the Conan celebration has concluded, Harrison's music will be recognized on an even bigger stage at George Fest, an all-star concert scheduled for September 28th at L.A.'s Fonda Theatre.
The track will be released in support of Samuel L. Jackson's cancer charity One For The Boys. Other celebrities featured include Game Of Thrones actress Maisie Williams and model Daisy Lowe, while Jackson will also provide vocals. The recording session at Abbey Road Studios was reportedly hosted by BBC Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw earlier this week. 'Say Something' will challenge The X Factor 2014 champion for Christmas number one. McCartney will soon release a special Collector's Edition of his album New, featuring two previously unreleased songs, live recordings from his concert at the Tokyo Dome, and a documentary about the making of the album.
Like most of John Lennon's solo albums, his fifth, 'Walls and Bridges,' came with its fair share of bumps along the way. And like much of Lennon's work starting around the time the Beatles were working on the "White Album," many of those bumps were spurred by Yoko Ono. While recording his fourth solo record, 'Mind Games,' in 1973, Lennon and Ono split up. His year-and-a-half separation from her became known as Lennon's Lost Weekend, a fabled period that lasted way longer than a weekend, and included such figures as Ono's personal assistant (with whom Lennon shacked up), Harry Nilsson and Phil Spector. Lennon was about a year into his break from Ono — and about a month removed from wrapping work on Nilsson's 'Pussy Cats' album — when he began recording 'Walls and Bridges' in New York in July 1974. About nine months earlier, Lennon had holed up with legendary producer Spector (who had also assembled the Beatles' final album, 'Let It Be,' from hours of unedited tapes, much to the disappointment of the group's fans) in hopes of making a record of rock 'n' roll oldies.
DIVING enthusiast Arthur Johnson beat The Beatles to the idea of a "Yellow Submarine". The sub, made in Arthur's garden in Lister Street, Grimsby, for £50, appeared at the world premier of The Beatles movie at The London Pavilion, London, in July, 1968. Today Arthur, his wife Paula and family have been invited to Penny Lane in Liverpool to unveil a plaque to honour his iconic submarine. It was called "Resurgam" which was the motto for Arthur's old school in Harold Street,Grimsby. It means "I will rise again". Arthur was an avid sub aqua enthusiast and worked as a welder on rigs in the North Sea. After reading Patrick Coustau's novel "Silent World" as a youngster he always dreamed of making his own submarine. He also built a one-man sub for Colonel Gaddafi. The yellow submarine took two years to make in the garden of the family's home in Lister Street.
Spain's film academy has selected the movie Vivir es Facil con los Ojos Cerrados [Living Is Easy (With Eyes Closed)] about a Spanish man's quest to meet John Lennon as its entry for best foreign language film at next year's Oscars. Director David Trueba's film, chosen Thursday, tells the true story of an English-language teacher from Spain who traveled to the southern province of Almeria in 1966 to try to meet the late Beatles star, who was staying there. Watch the trailer: The movie takes its name from the lyrics of the Beatles song "Strawberry Fields Forever," which Lennon began writing in Almeria.
George Harrison's widow Olivia Harrison has revealed their son Dhani felt a "tremendous responsibility" to release the career retrospective his father was working on at the time of his death. George Harrison's son felt a "tremendous responsibility" to release his late father's work. The Beatles legend was working on a career retrospective when he passed away in 2001, so 36-year-old Dhani Harrison took over the project and felt the pressure to get as much of his dad's music heard as possible. George's widow, Olivia Harrison, said: "He wanted his music out. George was just embarking on that retrospective of his musical life - he never called it a career, he said that was the wrong word for him - but time ran out and he died.
Rolling Stone reports that the backdrop – also signed by the Fab Four – will be on sale at The Fest for Beatles Fans, which takes place in Los Angeles from October 10 to 12. It is expected to go for $550,000 (approximately £337,000). The seller is Wayne Johnson, owner of Rockaway Records. Among the other items up for purchase includes a copy of the band's 11th US release 'Yesterday and Today' featuring the rare 'Butcher' cover, which is priced at $4,500 (approximately £2,750), and the band's first US contract with Vee Jay Records, on sale for $100,000 (approximately £62,000). The Fest for Beatles Fans was started in 1974 to mark the 10th anniversary of the band's first visit to the US. In its history, the event has accepted donated musical instruments from all four Beatles, which have been auctioned for charity.
It's pretty bizarre. Every time I come across someone who worked at Abbey Road in the 1960s or in the film industry in the 1980s, or journalists who've trod this beat longer than I, I often ask for the name of the person who's impressed them the most. These are people from all walks of life, but one person always gets mentioned. It's uncanny. It's George Harrison. Olivia Harrison, George's widow who has been working with their son Dhani to release the former Beatle's first six solo albums, all lovingly remastered and presented as 'The Apple Years' boxset, chuckles when I tell her this, and tries to shed some light on the phenomenon. "He had this way of looking at you that made you feel you were without limitations," she tries to explain. "It just went straight to your heart.
Monday marked the start of George Harrison week on Conan. Popular music artists will be stopping in to perform their versions of songs from the former Beatle. Today, we have Beck covering the Harrison song "Wah-Wah," a track from the 1970 album All Things Must Pass. Watch the video above. George's original version is full of multi-layered sound effects and horns that travel over a clever bassline and rolling drums. Beck chooses to perform a shortened version without the heavy atmospheric sounds, but nevertheless manages to keep the song's dynamic punch. "Wah-Wah" isn't the easiest song for a musician to cover, but Beck does a brilliant job.


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I want to build my iphone application only using device ID without connecting the device to my apple PC.Can i do this?If yes then how can i do that. please give me some instruction on it.
You can use the simulator, and never develop on the device. Is that what you mean? I wouldn't like to be one of your customers when I bought that app from the appstore in that case though - there would be so many defects.
If you don't mean that, how would you get the app on your device? I'm confused.
Are you suggesting that you do not want to test your app on a real device before releasing it? Please don't do that. There are a lot of differences when testing the app on a device or on simulator.
If you want to create a build for adhoc testing without connecting a device to your mac, you can do that by simply creating a mobileprovision file for adhoc testing where you can specify upto 100 device ids. For this you need to be a member of the Apple Developer Program though.
If I read your question right, you want to put your app on your phone without actually connecting your phone?
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Update as of Feb 3, 2015: As most of you already know, I lost my home and shop in a Tornado and have had to rebuild everything; reverse engineer everything, and learn how to operate a new CNC machine, which has been a very long and tedious process that has really set me back up to now.
When I lost the shop, I also lost close to 100 knives that were in the process of being built. Some were very close to being completed, and others were early on in the process. Because I lost all those knives that were pre-paid for by those customers, I am having to rebuild those knives as well as the knives I've taken orders on since. In this process, I also have to pay my bills and eat, therefore, I am selling a few knives every month to my dealers, and I will also be listing some on eBay for sale. So, if you have a knife on order and see a knife (or two, or three, or four, etc.) pop up on a dealers site, please understand that while I'm filling these orders, I also have to EAT and keep the ELECTRIC on around here, or this operation goes belly up and there we are.
Right now I'm down to about 47 back orders, which includes knives lost in the Tornado, so I am most certainly making progress and shipping knives out every week. When I say "47 back orders", that is the TOTAL number of knives I owe current AND pre Tornado customers. As of now, since I'm getting pretty decent at running this machine, I'm getting 6-8 knives per week delivered, so rest assured, if you have not received your knife yet, it is coming.
I will NOT be listing any knives for sale on the site until I get all these back orders completed and shipped. There are a lot of email notifications that have to go out to people on this notification list (see banner above to sign up), and they do not all go out at the same time, which makes it just a bit unfair for anyone who doesn't get the notification for 12 hours after I've posted the knife. I've got to get some work done to the site in an attempt to rectify this little problem.
Edit: I probably won't be selling much on eBay, that 10% is just a wee-bit too stout for my taste.
If you want to purchase a knife direct from me, please use the contact page.
For anyone wanting to place an orders, the pricing is further down this page.
PS: I am running an Antivirus on this computer with a Secure line-gizmo that sometimes kicks my mail into the spam folder, and sometimes I may not catch it for a day, so either hang tight or send me another email just in case.
Just wanted to throw up a pic (a few more here) of progress on learning how to run this new CNC machine so you guys know I'm still alive and cranking out parts on a daily basis. The learning curve on this machine along with CAD/CAM/Mach 3/GCodes, etc. has been a lot more than I had ever anticipated and it has really backed me up on orders, but at least now I'm heading in the right direction and making consistent parts. (Sept. 24, 2014)
ATTENTION: The only knives I am currently making are the M250 Scouts and M250 Cobras. All other knives on this site have been discontinued; never to be made again.
When I discontinue a knife, it is a done deal. This helps keep the value of the knives up for those who've invested in them. If I just keep on making them after I say I won't, it only hurts the value; therefor, when they are discontinued, I won't build another one for $20K or $50K .... I've kept my word on this for many years and fully intend to continue the tradition.
You can see the Scouts and Cobras by either clicking this link:
Or, you can choose them from the drop down menu of the GALLERY button above.
NOTICE: Take the time to look at the photos. The Cobra and the Scout are two different folders; the Cobra has more flare and curvature on the grip than the Scout; there is a HUGE difference between the two grips if you'll look. Both knives have the same three blade options:
Model 4, Model 5, and Model 6. The model 4 is the Wharncliffe style blade; the Model 5 has the big dip in the spine of the blade just past the thumbstuds, and the Model 6 has no dip in the spine. So, you can get a Cobra with a Model 4 (M4), a Model (M5), or a Model (M6) style blade, and the same applies for the Scout.
Those knives start at $875.00 with CPM-154 Stainless and G10 front side grips. I have Coyote Brown/Black/OD Green G10 to choose from.
If you want a Titanium front side grip, add $200.00
If you want a Damascus blade, add $200.00
Shredded Steel or Chameleon Pattern ....... Add $100.00 (I no longer do the dark colored patterns, only the Shredded Steel 'light' or the Chameleon 'light'. Look through the other albums and you will see the difference).
Shipping/Insurance for one knife in the US ..... $20.00
Overseas shipping/Insurance for one knife ... $30.00
I accept paypal and credit cards as well. Just shoot me an email and we can work out the particulars if you find something in that album you like.
Hope this helps answer some of the questions for you guys.
Thanks for the business fellas, it's very much appreciated.


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Hiro Vangard
race: Lynkas
Age: 14
power: Darkness
weapon: Sword
Bio: Hiro grew up in a small town called The Warren. When he was six years old he once lived in the city of light, Eden, before the Rebellion War. Despite his happy go lucky personality, he harbors dark past. His parents died during the war and he and his cousin, Kazh lives Roku in the Warren where he meets Lily, Ezra, and Kaden. Two years ago Kazh was killed by a traitor name Orion Noctis. He harbors strong hatred for Nero and Orion Noctis. Despite all that, he still keeps a happy exterior. He and Lily have a not so secret crush on each other. Hiro, Kaden, and Ezra became close friends and then "brothers". From time to time his godfather, Roku Etro, trains him and his friends. Lately he has been having dreams about a mysterious entity and a mysterious girl giving cryptic words. One day Lily was captured by King Nero and he encounters a boy in a mask and his world was destroyed. Can Hiro along with his friends save her and what is beyond the stars for the heroes?
Personality: Confident, friendly, determined, Adventurous,
Likes: His friends, adventuring, becoming strong, seeing people happy
Dislikes: Tyrants, Malfested, Specter, Nero, Orion, and being teased about his crush on Lily.
Lily Highwind
Age: 14
Race: Catus (anthro cat)
Power: Light
Weapon: Rapier
Bio: She is Hiro's best friend. The two of them have a secret crush on each other. Despite the looks, she can handle herself well in a fight. She gives advice for those who need it. She dreams of being master to teach the next generation. She worries about Hiro for jumping into trouble. She has no memories of her past. She carries around a crystal tear for may be the key to her memories. But still she's happy to be around Hiro Kaden, And Ezra. She was captured by Nero's guards and was almost forced to marry Nero before she was rescued by Hiro and friends. One day she disappears from the world. Will Hiro save her in time? Her power telepathy, healing magic.
Personality: Compassionate, determined, friendly, hardworking
Likes: her friends, peace, helping those in need.
Dislike: Ezra 's pranks. People in pain and sorrow.
Kaden Ballad
Age: 15
Race: Lepus (anthro rabbit)
Weapon: punch and Kicks
Power: Earth
Bio: He is one of Hiro's childhood best friend and Ezra's big brother and self-proclaimed Fighting Ace. He's really a nice guy to know, but his past wasn't all good. Before the war, his mother dies. As a result His father went on a drinking binge and abused him and his little brother Ezra since the death of their mother. One day he and Ezra had enough courage to try to run away from home , but their father caught them. Kaden was able to escape but Ezra wasn't so lucky because he was hurt badly and his father disappeared from sight. To this Day he still feels guilty about for not protecting him. However Hiro's mother nurse him and Kaden back to health. Days later he gets in to a street brawl with older kids and surprisingly won all his fights. Roku trained him to control his anger. Despite his past, he is a happy go lucky guy. His favorite sports is kick boxing and basketball. He's a big brother to Ezra Lily, and Hiro does whatever it takes to protect them He has the ability to cover himself in granite to be indestructible, super strength and manipulate the earth.
Personality: Strong, Daring, friendly, hardworking, playful
Likes: his pals, his brothers, protect the things that matter,
Dislike: bullies, his father, seeing those close to him upset
Ezra Ballad
Age: 14
Weapon: Spear
Power: Wind
Race: Lepus (anthro rabbit)
Bio: He is Kaden's little brother.and one Hiro's best friends. He and Kaden escaped from their abusive father and Sol and Luna adopted them Over time they became like brothers to Hiro to a point that Ezra calls him Hibro. He has a laid back personality. He's sometimes the lighthearted jokester. He 's a bit of a pick pocket and Lily lectures him for that. He also trains with his friends and can handle himself in a fight. Others sometimes view him as immature, and a bit thickheaded. However, he continually proves invaluable with his kindness, quick-thinking, and battle prowess. He has the power of wind and a real speedster.
Personality: Playful, Optimistic, and Simple, Light hearted fun loving
Likes: his pals, his brother exploring, teasing Hiro and Lily.
Dislike: Waking up early, Lectures and his father
Dani North
Age: 15
Race: human
Weapon: katana
Power: water
Bio: She is the rookie member of the Crusaders along with Hiro, Lily, Kaden, and Preed. She known as the wiz kid when comes to technology. She can be hot headed but when push comes to shove, she will be there to help her friends. She meets Hiro. She gets along with him well though at times she and Hiro argue, but after a while become like a big sister to him and Lily. Her aunt, Mira gives her ninja training. When she fights she is fast and lethal. She can live with being called hot but she disapproves of being called as chick. She doesn't like her father very well.
Personality: Reliable, Strong, creative
Likes: her friends, her aunt, her sister, training, and technology.
Dislikes: Her father, Ezra's pranks, being called a chick.
Age: 16
Race: Tigris (anthro tiger)
weapon: Sword
Power: fire
Bio: Part of the Tigra clan, he is a fierce warrior. He speaks in third person. He may look intimating but he has a heart of gold. However because of his power, he is shunned by his fellow clansmen except Elder Ayade who is concerned about Taiga's wellbeing. He meets Hiro and his friends. He will warm up to them.
Personality: Curious, strong, good natured, courageous
Likes: training, being respected, Elder Akira, and his friends.
Dislikes: Being alone and hated
Roku Etro
Age: 38
power: powers of Fenrir
Race: Lupus (anthro wolf)
weapon: twin swords
Bio: Roku is a close friend of Sol and Luna Vangard and Hiro's god father. Two years before the Rebellion War, his wife and kids were killed by Romulus. He felt the guilt of not protecting them. He is the leader of a group called Crusaders, a team that travel to different worlds that destroys abnormalities known as the Malfested. He was once an assassin along with his brothers, when he was younger until his encounter with Sol. He may look scary but he's really a kind-hearted person. He does become strict when necessary. He is a prime example of the saying "never judge a book by its cover. He may have incredible powers, but it is also a curse. He has the power of the wolf god Fenrir. Increase in speed (faster than Ezra)and on the night of the Blood Moon, he becomes a wolf-beast far worse than a werewolf.
Personality: Kind, Strong, Stern, Proud
Likes: His students, peace, traveling, and teaching.
Dislikes: His brother Romulus, seeing his students upset about something serious, people keeping secrets from him.
Age: 15
Race: Lynkas
Hiro lives in a place called Dawn City with his grandfather Yusei. He can handle himself in a fight because of Yusei's training. Throughout his life he felt like he didn't fit in and sometimes wants to feel normal. One day he encounters three strange people name Akela, Asami, and Sobek. They tell him he has the same kind of powers as they do. He returns to see his grandfather dying. His dying words is to fulfill his destiny . He sets off with the trio to find the answer about himself.
Age 16
Race: Lupus
Akela is the leader of the Wildforce. He was once part of a criminal group called Dogpound until he left the group for unknown reasons. He is friends with Sobek and Asami, and later, Hiro. When Hiro joins the group, Akela became his mentor and best friend to him. he flirts with Asami regularly. He may have an eccentric behavior but he stern when its necessary.
Age: 15
Race: Human
Asami is the second in command of the Wildforce. She lost her family when she was eight years old. She has a caring attitude and a real anger problem that scares even Sobek. She is strong than she looks. Hiro encounters her first , later became like a sister to him. Akela flirts around her, but her responds is, "Flattered but not interested."
age 17
Race: Gataran
Sobek is the powerhouse of the team. He was once part of the Tornstar circus as teh strong man. However because of his monsterous appearance he was treated poorly by Samuel Tornstar and his audience. He ran away and joins the wildforce.
When Hiro encountered him, he was hostile at first, but when joins the team he understands his problme with fitting in.


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