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Defaced placard of Jobbik Party leader Gyongyosi 370.
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The World Jewish Congress, which represents Jewish communities worldwide,
usually holds its annual plenary assembly in Jerusalem. But this year a
different venue was chosen.In a brave show of solidarity for Hungary's
embattled Jewish community, the WJC's leadership decided to hold its conference
in Budapest. The message was clear: Hungary's Jews are not alone, despite a
worrying spate of anti-Semitic incidents (neo-Nazi soccer fans pummeled Ferenc
Orosz, head of the Raoul Wallenberg Association, breaking his nose just a week
before the conference opened); despite outrageous statements by members of the
Hungarian parliament (Marton Gyongyosi, a parliamentarian belonging to the
Jobbik party, told a crowd a day before the conference, "Our country has become
subjugated to Zionism, it has become a target of colonization while we, the
indigenous people, can play only the role of extras"); and despite a
deteriorating economic situation that has exacerbated an already inhospitable
climate for Jews and other non-Magyars such as the Roma (Gypsy)
minority.The WJC then invited the populist, ultra-conservative Hungarian
Prime Minister Viktor Orban to speak before the three-day assembly opened on
Sunday. It was a perfect opportunity for Orban to openly address the rising
levels of anti-Semitism and xenophobia since his ascent to power in
2010.But Orban's speech was disappointingly lacking in
content.As the WJC noted on its website, Orban "refrained from
mentioning any recent anti-Semitic or racists incidents in the country, nor did
he provide sufficient reassurance that a clear line has been drawn between his
government and the far-Right fringe." According to veteran journalist and
Holocaust survivor Paul Ledvai, whose latest book is titled Hungary: Between
Democracy and Authoritarianism, Orban is not an anti-Semite. But in a push to
consolidate political power, the Hungarian prime minister is tapping into
long-suppressed xenophobic sentiments festering in Hungary's collective
consciousness.Apparently, Orban, interested in getting reelected in
2014, is well-attuned to the realities of widespread anti- Semitic and
xenophobic sentiments in his country. He cannot appear to be too much of a
friend to Hungary's Jews or a champion of the Roma.While most attention
has focused on Jobbik, which became the third-largest party with about 17
percent of the vote in a 2010 election campaign that vilified the Roma, the
strengthening of Jobbik is "only a symptom," Peter Feldmajer, chairman of the
Federation of Jewish Communities in Hungary, told Reuters."The bigger
problem is that around half a million people support the far Right and many
people accept the negative attitude to Jews," said Feldmajer.A survey
conducted last year by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Berlin, titled
"Intolerance, Prejudice and Discrimination: A European Report," found that
Hungarians agreed at higher rates than any other country surveyed – that is,
Denmark, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Italy, Portugal and Poland – with
anti-Semitic declarations such as "Jews have too much influence in the
country."In this atmosphere of widespread anti-Semitism, Orban must be
wary of the potential negative electoral fallout when extremists on the Right
mockingly refer to his ruling Fidesz party as "Zsidesz," a play on the Hungarian
word Zsido, meaning Jew.The Hungarian Education Ministry's decision to
add to the public school syllabus literary works of known anti-Semites and
nationalists, including those without artistic distinction, can be seen as a
concession to the extremists. So is ministers' silence over the growing cult of
Miklos Horthy, Hungary's leader from 1920 to 1944. Statues have been erected and
several streets and squares have been named in his honor, despite Horthy's
checkered past. Though he refused to deport Hungary's Jews, Horthy was an ally
of Hitler and passed anti-Semitic laws. And after the Nazis invaded, he stood by
when Hungarian gendarmes rounded up more than 500,000 Jews and sent them to
their deaths.Like most politicians, Orban must send out different
messages for different audiences.At the WJC conference Orban declared
that anti-Semitism is "unacceptable and intolerable." But the sad realities of
Hungarian politics make it difficult for Orban and other ambitious politicians
to appear to be too much of a philo-Semite.The WJC's courageous show of
solidarity with Hungary's Jews is an important gesture in the ongoing battle
against European anti-Semitism. But with hatred of those perceived to be
different so entrenched in Hungarian society, the future is not encouraging for
Jews and other "minorities" who call the Magyar nation home.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- Let's just say that Heath Farwell didn't set the bar for his career quite as high as Super Bowl XLVIII.
"Going undrafted by the Vikings in 2005, just to make the practice squad as a rookie coming out of Mankato was a dream come true," said Farwell, the Seahawks' special teams leader. "I remember thinking, `What an unbelievable accomplishment that was."
Five weeks into his rookie season, Farwell was being considered for a promotion from the Vikings' practice squad.
"We had some injuries and some of the older guys, [linebackers] Sam Cowart and Keith Newman, were guys who kind of went into coach [Mike] Tice's office and said, `We should activate this kid. He can help us on special teams,'" Farwell said today during Seattle's media access period at The Westin hotel in Jersey City. "They did it on a one-week, trial basis. I survived the week and I've been active ever since. It's been an unbelievable ride."
It also reached the top of the football world when the Seahawks beat the 49ers in the NFC Championship game two Sundays ago. For Farwell, that win was particularly gratifying because of how the Vikings turned the ball over five times while blowing the NFC title game in overtime at New Orleans during the 2009 season.
"We came so close in '09 and came up so short," Farwell said. "Myself, [quarterback] Tarvaris Jackson, [receiver] Percy Harvin, [receiver] Sidney Rice, even though he's on injured reserve, and [offensive coordinator] Darrell Bevell were all on that team. So when we beat San Francisco, yeah, I think it was a little extra special for us considering how tough that loss in '09 was. I think we all wondered then if we'd ever get another opportunity and here we are. Living the dream."
Farwell said both the '09 Vikings and '13 Seahawks have some similarities, but a lot of differences.
"On that team in 2009, there was a lot of star power, a lot of future Hall of Famers," Farwell said. "This is a younger group here. There are Pro Bowlers here and I'm sure there are future Hall of Famers, too. But we don't have Brett Favre, Jared Allen, Steve Hutchinson and some of those guys I played with in Minnesota. It's just a bunch of up and coming superstars who happen to play well together. Top to bottom, the roster is unbelieveable here. The 53rd guy is a heck of a player here."
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IT WAS ANNOUNCED last night that Richard Attenborough had died. A celebrated actor and filmmaker, you would think that people would know who he was.
Right? Wrong.
Instead, a number of proceeded to mourn Richard Attenborough, narrator of wildlife documentaries. Or, as he is otherwise known, David Attenborough.
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It wasn't just punters who got confused. Even venerable publications got the pair mixed up.
Enter Toronto Star.
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The newspaper posted this tweet and included a link to a slideshow of animal selfies, clearly indicating that they thought it was David Attenborough who had passed away.
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Wallace set to make NASCAR debut in Iowa
"The one thing about NASCAR is, it doesn't matter if you're female, male, (your) background - you have to be really good. But to have someone that's really good and is African-American in there, it will be real valuable for the sport," Gibbs said. "I think NASCAR knows it."
Wallace said he's gotten a lot of support from the racing community. But he's also had to deal with some prejudice.
Wallace said that some of his competitors in years past have resented him, assuming he only got his ride because he was black. Wallace said he's also had racial slurs and taunts thrown his way from the grandstands.
Wallace said that type of criticism serves as motivation for him. He's also reached out to the family of Wendell Scott, a NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee and the only African-American to win a race in NASCAR's top series.
"My goal is to look back at what Wendell Scott has done ... hearing all the stuff that he went through is definitely a lot different than what I go through now," Wallace said. "I'm just trying to carry his torch farther than he did and do it in the right way."
For now, JGR plans to have Wallace run the No. 20 Toyota in four Nationwide races this season, including a return trip to Iowa in August and dates in Dover and Richmond. Though the possibility exists that Sunday's race will be seen as just the first in a groundbreaking career for Wallace, it's still all a bit much for the 18-year-old to take in.
"Right now, I'm just like, `OK, cool,' you know? I don't think it's hit me yet. I don't even know if it will. It takes a lot, and I mean a lot, to get me pumped up. But I mean, this is big," Wallace said. "The mood I'm in right now is like ready to go. Just kind of ready to see what we've got."
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On Fox & Friends: Former Vatican Ambassador Still Whining About Embassy Move
In November, the perpetually aggrieved Christian right, in yet another failed attempt to smear the president, had a collective hissy fit about how the US Embassy to the Vatican was being moved into the larger compound which houses the US Embassy to Italy. The move was done for financial and security reasons. No problem for the Vatican but for the perpetually aggrieved Christian right it was a big f**king deal. Thus, it was no surprise that Fox New would jump onboard the grievance bandwagon by interviewing one of the aggrieved Catholics who is a former Vatican ambassador. This morning, former Bush 43 Secretary of Veterans Affairs and - drum roll please - former GOP Chairman Jim Nicholson was back for more whining.Read more
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The beautiful Zion Presbyterian Church in downtown Charlottetown is again the venue for the final PEI Symphony concert of this season, on Sunday April 6th, during East Coast Music Week here in Charlottetown PEI.
Under the direction of new music director Mark Shapiro the April program includes music by Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Wagner fresh from his victory over Verdi in our recent Audience Choice Battle. Our program for this concert:
- Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnburg, by Richard Wagner
- Jeu de Cartes, by Igor Stravinsky
- Symphony No. 6, the "Pathétique", by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
For more information about each work, read on below.
The concert starts at 2:30m at the Zion Presbyterian Church located at the corner of Prince and Grafton streets downtown. Please note there will be no Pre-Concert Talk for this event due to timing limitations, but Maestro Shapiro will provide context for each piece during the concert!
There is a new special Family Package rate available for this concert – $80 for up to two adults to bring up to four children. Tickets are available at the door, at the Confederation Centre Box Office, or online.
On Sunday April 6th the PEI Symphony presents the last concert of the season, again at the beautiful Zion Presbyterian Church in downtown Charlottetown. The PEI Symphony recently performed its annual Winter Storm concert at the Zion in February and those in attendance enjoyed the wonderful acoustics, and intimate setting – perfect for a classical music event.
Written in 1893 and first performed in October that year nine days before Tchaikovsky's death, his Symphony No. 6 in B minor is the composer's last symphony. Only 55 years old when he died Tchaikovsky was both famous and admired globally as one of the greatest composers ever. Circumstances surrounding his death coupled with the tragic tone of this symphony famously titled "Pathétique" have left a mystique that persists to this day, leading to recent debates among musicologists about possible suicide, rumours of homosexuality and questions surrounding the composition of the piece. In late 1892 Tchaikovsky had abruptly decided to abandon work on another symphony on which he had been struggling. For a time despondent about composition, by February 1893 he had begun the work that would prove to be his greatest.
The title Pathétique was famously proposed by his brother Modest. In Russian the word carries a meaning closer to passionate, full of emotion, suffering and some say despair. Like his abandoned symphony the Pathétique score is programmatic, but as he wrote "with such a program that will remain a mystery to everyone—let them guess." Private notes refer to a symphony about life's joys and sorrows, which would be similar to the central themes of both Swan Lake and Eugene Onegin, the great theme of the composer's life: "the painful search for an ideal that is never satisfied".
About a week after Tchaikovsky's death, the Pathétique was performed for a second time. In the audience was an impressionable 11 year old boy who would soon become Russia's most celebrated composer. Forty four years later Igor Stravinsky would create his charming "Jeu de cartes" which the PEI Symphony will also perform in April. Jeu de cartes, or 'card game' in English is a ballet in three "deals" composed in 1936–37, with the story by Stravinsky and M. Malaieff and with choreography by the famed George Balanchine. The ballet premiered in 1937 in New York City, by the American Ballet with the composer conducting. The main character is a deceitful Joker, who fashions himself unbeatable, owing to his ability to become any card. Jeu de Cartes shows that even the powerful Aces and Queens can occasionally be defeated by the common cards.
For the first time ever, the PEI Symphony will be performing a work chosen by the audience, through an "Audience Choice Battle" featuring competing overtures by Verdi and Wagner. In March the PEI Symphony called for audience voting to determine the overture which will be performed. The choices were:
- The Overture to La Forza del Destino, by Guiseppi Verdi or
- The Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnburg, by Richard Wagner.
Fans were invited to vote for either the dastardly force of destiny – or the divine pursuit of musical excellence to win a future of love! After a record number of votes – the highest ever in PEI Symphony history – Wagner emerged triumphant in our Audience Choice battle. Verdi fans can be proud for their late comeback attempt in the final 48 hours of our contest, but in the end the legion of Wagner fans held on to their early lead.
To make it easier for families to enjoy the beauty and power of live orchestral music together, the PEI Symphony is delighted to announce a new $80 Family Package for this concert. Family groups with up to two adults and up to four children can attend for a single price of only $80. Please call 892-4333 to order these packages.
The concert will be held on Sunday April 6 at 2:30pm, at the Zion Presbyterian Church, 135 Prince Street at the corner of Grafton. Due to rehearsal scheduling, there will be no Pre-Concert Talk with Maestro Shapiro. Tickets will be available at the door, in advance at the Confederation Centre box office, or online at www.confederationcentre.com. Tickets are $44 adults, $40 seniors and only $15 for students and children. For more information please call 892-4333.
This is the final concert of the PEI Symphony season and the program for the 2014-2015 season will be announced shortly with subscription sales beginning in April. Among the highlights for next season is a special PEI 2014 concert event scheduled for November 2014. Subscriptions are only $110 for four concerts for adults and seniors and $50 for students.


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The Mississippi Legislature ended the 2014 session earlier this month after passing a balanced, $6 billion budget, continuing to invest in education and implementing measures to make governgovernment more transparent and efficient, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves said.
Fighting for Mississippi values
The Legislature took steps to protect Mississippians' religious rights by passing Senate Bill 2681, which guarantees government cannot interfere with Mississippians' right to exercise religion. The bill also adds "In God We Trust" to the state seal.
"Mississippians have a strong faith, which we hold dear, and this bill reflects the values I share with our citizens," Lt. Gov. Reeves said.
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The previous owner did a poor job of painting the exterior of our house--paint flaking off easily, probably not painted in decades, has some mildew. It's a 1959 ranch style brick house, with paint only on the wooden roof eaves, fascia and the board that runs above the windows/bricks. Wondering about using a pressure washer to wash off as much old paint as possible before hand scraping & sanding. I have never used a pressure washer, so looking for tips and advice. I hear they can be dangerous (to persons and to materials) if not properly used. My wife is high on buying one to use around the house, for this job, and for cleaning our wooden deck, washing the house bricks off, cleaning the driveway/concrete around the house, etc.
So, is pressure washing the old paint a good idea? What's a decent PSI/GPM to aim for in a pressure washer that will accomodate removal of already-flaking paint, deck cleaning, brick cleaning, etc? Gas or electric?
Here's a link to a picture of the house. I don't have a good one showing the flaking paint.
If you are going to purchase a pressure washer, get one that has multiple tips that are geared for the task at hand. The various tips regulate the pressure/intensity for a particular project. In another words, for cleaning a concrete driveway you would be using a high pressure compared to washing wood siding, where you would use a lesser pressure regulated by the tip. My washer has only one setting and lent it out to a buddy. Idiot that i am, i forgot to mention being careful not to get too close to the siding that he was spraying. It literally blasted through the siding, leaving a hole.You have to be real careful when power washing certain materials. Also look for one that has a filler that you can add cleaners that work with the unit. I generally run simple green for cleaning things like my dirt bike, bar-b-que,decks,etc.Take your time and do your homework if you purchase one. I wish i would have gotten one with multiple tips and will if this one goes south.As for electric or gas, no advise, ours is gas powered.SAfety concerns are basically common sense. You dont want to get your hand or any other body part caught up in the spray at close range.You want to make sure all connections are tight by double checking, and dont use the wrong tip for the wrong purpose.REad up on the owners manual concerning safe practices. Definetely not a big squirt gun, but is something that both you and your wife can use, just be safe!Over head spraying, your going to get wet, wear eye protection even though it's a hassle because the lenses will get wet. The only time i used mine for getting rid of loose paint chips. went pretty well and saved a lot of scraping. Made a pretty good mess on the ground,though. Waited till everything was dry and raked it right up.Good luck!


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Christmas yarn
Can anyone tell me when Christmas yarn is usually in stores? I was told in WM a while ago that it would be around the time school starts. Well, that time has come and gone. None at AC Moore either. Specifically, I'm looking for a red/green/white veritaged worsted yarn to continue with a Christmas afghan.
The only place I've seen it is in Herschnerrs online and catalogue, which is the Victorian style - more like the slightly maroon and softer green colors which I can't use as I'm already 1/2 way through with the traditional red/white/green acrylic. There is NO Christmas yarn at AC Moore or WM as of earlier this week. Guess I'll have to improvise and be very careful with what little I have left!! No, I don't want to get involved with e-bay.
I've checked every source I know of online, including manufacturers'; it is so frustrating, considering everything else Christmas is on the shelves already.
Thank you for all of your suggestions.
This Sunday's newspaper insert for AC Moore had "Bernat Holiday Yarns" with a picture of verigated, and red, and white. I was there first thing Sunday AM and it was COTTEN YARN. I have plenty of that......
I just don't understand that with the introduction of everything Christmas in the stores barely following Halloween, why there is hardly any worsted Christmas yarn available. Think I'll write to the manufacturers.
I literally stumbled on some Christmas yarn yesterday at WalMart. It wasn't in the yarn dept, but across in the fabric dept - 1 box on the floor. There are 4 styles, all with metallic thread: red; green; white; red & green together. Its quite pretty. Just under $2 for 3 oz. Red Heart Holiday.
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I use to play this game on the Sonic Mega Collection.
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3D rendered, then made into sprites. That's how the graphics are that good. And this game was just fun, even without the uber graphics.
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Lovin you is easy cause youre beautiful
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Nevertheless there are two drawbacks I'd like to comment on: The staff at the reception (actually one guy whose name I do not remember) was a little bit rude and quite unfriendly if compared to Argentinian's standards. On the other hand, breakfast was not included and this was a rare exception as breakfast was complimentary in every single hotel we stayed in for our two-week holiday.
The center of BA is quite far away, but it is a good place to get to know the new fancy and trendy district of Buenos Aires (Villa Crespo's outlets, Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood).
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Hello, this past Friday I brewed up a cream ale. I used all DME. 3# extra light DME. 2# Pilsen DME 1# corn sugar and 2.5oz of hops. At the start of the boil we added 3/4 of the extra light DME holding back the other 1/4 for a late addition trying to keep the beer as light as possible. But I didn't think it would be this light. Anybody else have a beer this light?
I'm just hoping is doesn't become clear. :-)
I just plugged the equivalent of your recipe into tastybrew.com 's calculator & it looks pretty light.
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A cream ale is a very light colored beer- like a light American lager (like Miller). It seems like you're on target to get a nice light color. Remember that once the beer is clear, and the (white) yeast falls out, it will be a little bit darker in appearance than it is now.
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It's been a year since Tevanie Deanne Lantz, 35, was stabbed to death in a neighbor's front yard by her husband who is currently facing murder in the first degree with a special circumstance enhancement.
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A grinding wrong-way DUI crash in the northbound lanes of Highway 99 early Thursday morning claimed the life of a 21-year-old man.
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Pentas Lanceolata ( Star Flower )
I bought this plant as an annual this summer. I planted it into a bed and it did a beautiful job. I would like to dig it up, pot it and bring it in for the winter. Has anyone tried this? Does it work?
I've not tried to keep it indoors, but it is actually a tender perennial (not an annual) and can bloom much of the year in mild climates. I don't know if it will take to the transplanting process, however. Next year, grow some in containers so that they can be moved right in to a bright window. Be mindful, however, that the typical NE indoor environment is somewhat 'hostile' to plants.
You should cut it back heavily after it is finished blooming. If it does survive your indoor winter, it will grow quickly in the spring and have a long flowering season.
From my experience it really doesn't do well as a house plant per se. For one thing it requires more light then most homes can provide. The best I came up with was to take cuttings and put them under grow lights. They aren't as easy to root as say Begonias, but I had some success. Since Pentas are so plentiful at the nurseries in spring here I eventually decided to just buy them every year and save my limited grow light space for less accessible plants. Also "Parks Seeds" sells the seeds of some varieties so that if you wanted to save the cost of buying plants you could try them from seed.
These cuttings, in my greenhouse in February this year, survived to transplant when the weather warmed.
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The big thing in the second pot is a volunteer Datura seedling with the little pentas around it, LOL.
This fall, I dug and potted a lavender pentas that had been nearly eaten to the ground by a caterpillar. It has revived and is blooming in the GH.
Cuttings are not easy. If the potting soil is too damp and cool, they fail to root. There are other factors that I can't figure out. I try to take a cutting of tender growth that does not have buds yet, but have rooted some this fall that did start with buds, go figure.
They do love sun.
So, Diane, did you dig and pot your pentas?
The lavender pentas that I mentioned (dug and potted) in the previous post is in the bigger pot, left rear.
The rest are rooted cuttings. The pale foliage is chartreuse alternanthera, not sick plants, lol.


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To help you on the journey, why not join in our study course 'Towards the Crucifixion', running on Monday evenings in the Crypt Community Centre from 7.00pm. There is also Stations of the Cross, a short, reflective service each Saturday during Lent at 9.30am, followed by a fellowship breakfast of coffee and croissants. Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday, 29th March, when we will meet at 10.15am at St Mark's Church, Eastern Road, and process to St George's for the service.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week, services are held each evening at 7pm.
Maundy Thursday marks the Last Supper, and the betrayal of Jesus. A service is held at 8pm, and will include footwashing for those who wish, and the stripping of the altar. The church remains open until midnight for the Watch of the Passion by candlelight.
There is a chance to join a 'Walk of Witness' to the Old Steine on Good Friday, before our service begins at 1pm with Stations of the Cross, led by Father Andrew. This is followed by the Liturgy of the Day. On Easter Day itself, Sunday 5th April, our service begins at 10.30am as usual, and will include the lighting of the Paschal Candle signifying the Light of Christ in our lives. Do stay for a shared brunch afterwards, and games for the younger people.
We look forward to welcoming you this Easter.
April is a busy month in Brighton,and for St George's – the Marathon is a challenge for local runners (and those trying to get to church!),the excitement of Easter and the start of a new church year with our Annual Meeting.Perhaps the most important date in our part of Kemp Town is St George's Day itself, when we have the chance to celebrate our patron saint.To make sure as many people as possible have the chance to join in, this year we are marking the occasion with our service on Sunday,26th April.The service starts at 10.30 am, and we are delighted that long-time friend of St George's, Rev Kate Lawson, will be joining us to preach.Sermon is something of a misnomer, as she is a lively and interesting speaker.The Mayor of Brighton and Hove, Cllr Brian Fitch, and MP for Brighton Kemptown,Simon Kirby, will both be in attendance,and have generously agreed to help distribute our annual St George's Day grants to local charities and community groups.Once the formalities are done, we will join together for a time of fellowship with a shared brunch.Entertainment this year comes from our organist and choirmaster, Mark Richey,an inventive and imaginative musician.Please do join us if you can for what should be a happy and memorable occasion.
You'll find more than teddy bears in the Children's Corner at St George's this year. Georgie the Dragon has arrived, making waves (or should that be fanning the flames?!) for our new Children's Club.
Launching with a welcome party, Georgie's Gang is a monthly club for children up to age 11.
Each session will begin with a short cartoon, or film, related to the theme of the afternoon, and will end with the children joining together for reflection and a pasta meal. The emphasis, however, will be on a selection of activities making up the main part of the afternoon.
All our volunteers are DBRchecked, of course, but this is a family time, in every sense of the word. Parents are encouraged to stay and take part with your children. It's not compulsory, of course, but it can be fun to find your inner child!
Come along to meet Georgie next time!
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Retired Citigroup Chairman Dick Parsons turned his dream into reality as co-owner of Minton's Playhouse in Harlem.
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