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Defining the DOM element of a Backbone view right in the template.
Setup – Use case – Core functionality – Template caching – Other – Build and test
With Backbone.Declarative.Views, you can read the markup for the container element of a view directly from its template. Keep the tag name, class name and other attributes of
el out of Backbone.View Javascript code. (Read why.)
That separation of concerns works entirely behind the scenes. Just load Backbone.Declarative.Views into your project, and start declaring the view attributes in the HTML of your templates.
As a bonus, you get a Javascript API for direct access to the template cache. The cache is built into Backbone.Declarative.Views to keep it fast and efficient. So why not take advantage of it for your own template processing, too? Creating new views becomes a much speedier affair, and the overall effect on performance can be huge.
Users of Marionette benefit from automatic, integrated management of the template caches which Marionette and Backbone.Declarative.Views provide.
Backbone is the only dependency. Include backbone.declarative.views.js after Backbone.
If you use other components which extend Backbone.View, load these components after Backbone.Declarative.Views.
Backbone.Declarative.Views augments the Backbone.View base type, so its functionality is available in every view throughout your code.
Load backbone.declarative.views.js after Marionette.
If you use AMD, please be aware that Marionette is not declared as a dependency in the AMD build of Backbone.Declarative.Views. Declare it yourself by adding the following shim to your config:
requirejsconfig shim: 'backbone.declarative.views': deps: 'marionette' ;
The stable version of Backbone.Declarative.Views is available in the
dist directory (dev, prod), including an AMD build (dev, prod). If you use Bower, fetch the files with
bower install backbone.declarative.views. With npm, it is
npm install backbone.declarative.views.
Markup, styling and behaviour should be kept separate – we all know that. Yet with Backbone views, it is common to mix them up.
Part of the view markup is often stored in the HTML, wrapped in script/template tags, while another part – the one describing the container
el of the template – ends up right inside your Javascript, hidden away in
className and other properties.
It doesn't belong there.
Backbone views use a couple of properties to describe the container element:
id and
Instead of managing these properties in Javascript, declare them as data attributes of the script tag which is storing the template.
el with data attributes in the HTML
Lets begin with an example. Consider the following template snippet.
Now, if your view has a
template: "#my-template" property, its
el is set up as
The transformation doesn't require any intervention on your part, or additional code. This is the core of what Backbone.Declarative.Views does.
Backbone.Declarative.Views looks for a
template property on the view, with a selector as its value. A
template option passed to the constructor will do as well. As the Backbone view is created, Backbone.Declarative.Views fetches the template and uses the data attributes, if there are any, to set up the
el of the view.
And that is the end of it. Processing the template, feeding template vars to it, appending the final HTML to the DOM – all that remains your responsibility. However, you can speed up the process by fetching the template from the cache of Backbone.Declarative.Views. There is no need to read it from the DOM again.
There is something else you might have noticed in the example above. The names of the Backbone.View properties have changed when they were written as data attributes.
In compliance with the HTML5 data attributes spec,
tagName has turned into
data-tag-name, and
className has become
data-class-name. Likewise, there are a
data-id and
data-attributes. Use these names when describing an
el in a template.
attributes as JSON
Among the properties describing the
el of the view, one warrants a closer look: the
attributes property. In Javascript, it is a hash. So when declaring it in a template, write it as JSON.
When hand-writing JSON, remember to quote property names as well as their values. And those quotes must be double quotes.
There are two ways to let a view know about its template:
You can set the template property of the class with
var View = BackboneViewextend template: "#selector" ;
You can also pass the template in as an option when you create the view:
var view = template: "#selector" ;
template option, if provided, is attached to the view directly. It is available to the methods of your view, including
initialize(), as
If you want Backbone.Declarative.Views to pick up the properties of your
el, and perhaps cache the template for you, you have to play by the rules.
You can't set the template property to a selector inside
initialize – that is too late. The
el has already been set up at this point. Modifications of the template property in
initialize() will not affect the
el of the view.
This behaviour is a feature, not a bug. It is common to compile a template in
initialize, along the lines of
thistemplate = _template $ thistemplate html ;
The original value of the template property is overwritten in the process. Backbone.Declarative.Views does not interfere with this pattern, it continues to work. Equally, overwriting the template property in
initialize won't break the functionality of Backbone.Declarative.Views, either.
el properties in a template are ignored if the view does not create its own, shiny new
el. Backbone allows you to attach a view to an
el which already exists in the DOM, rather than create a new one:
var view = el: existingElement ;
Even if you specify a
template along with it, the data attributes of the template won't get applied to the
el. That is in line with the default Backbone behaviour. Backbone ignores
el-related view properties, like
tagName and
className, if
el is set to an existing DOM element.
el definition in a template
You can override part or all of the
el properties which are declared in data attributes.
In the example above, the data attribute defines the tag as a
p. Suppose you add a
tagName: "section" property to the view, or pass it to the constructor as an option. The tag name applied by your script,
section, will trump the
p you defined statically in the template.
Yes, that works as well. The template property of a view can be set to an HTML string instead of a selector, as in the following example:
var templateHtml = '
' + 'template <%= content %> goes here' + '
' view = template: templateHtml ; console.log vieweltagName // => prints "UL" console.log viewelclassName // => prints "list"
If the template HTML doesn't have a single top-level element, but multiple ones, then the data attributes defining the
el must be on the first top-level element.
Accessing the DOM is rather slow. Ideally, for each template, it should be enough to touch the DOM once. The very first time a template is used, Backbone.Declarative.Views retrieves it from the DOM and checks for
el data on the template tag. From here on out, the data of that template is cached.
It makes overwhelming sense to reuse that data and save yourself future look-ups. Backbone.Declarative.Views tries to be helpful, so it does not just keep the data attributes of the
el in its cache. It will happily hand you the inner HTML of the template, or the outer HTML. And if you tell it which template compiler to use, it will even compile the templates for you and cache the results, too.
Here is a pretty universal duo of snippets for tapping into the cache of Backbone.Declarative.Views.
The snippets assume that you compile your templates with the
_.template() function of Underscore. If you don't, it is pretty easy to see what you need to change.
// Tell the caching mechanism which template compiler to use return _template templateHtml ;;
Defining a compiler like that is optional, but gives you a speed boost for free.
// Tap into the cache in a view class. // // Safe to use even if you don't define a template for some of your views. // Also works if you leave out the snippet above, and don't set a compiler. var BaseView = BackboneViewextend var cachedTemplate = thisdeclarativeViewsgetCachedTemplate; if cachedTemplate thistemplate = cachedTemplatecompiled || _template cachedTemplatehtml ; ;
This little bit of code has got you covered. For the fine print, read on.
You can access cached template data easily from inside a view. The necessary methods are tucked away, or rather namespaced, in the
declarativeViews property of a view.
In addition, you can deal with cache entries independently of individual, instantiated views. The global cache API is attached to the
Backbone.DeclarativeViews namespace (note that there is no dot inside
In the context of a view, call
var cachedTemplate = thisdeclarativeViewsgetCachedTemplate; // Do stuff with it, most likely with cachedTemplate.html, // or perhaps with cachedTemplate.compiled.
As you can see in the example, the cached template is available by the time
initialize() is run, so you can use it there.
The link between a view and a template is forged when the view is instantiated, and as far as the cache is concerned, it can never be changed. You can modify or overwrite the
template property as you wish, do whatever you want with it during
render(), even use multiple templates. But
getCachedTemplate() always returns the template you started out with – the one defined by the
template property, or a
template option, at the time the view was created.
If you need to access the cache independently of an individual view, call
getCachedTemplate() via the global API with a template selector.
var cachedTemplate = BackboneDeclarativeViewsgetCachedTemplate "#template" ;
Don't worry about availability. If the template is not yet in the cache, that call will put it in there.
To avoid duplicate cache entries, use the same selector for a
getCachedTemplate() query as in your views. Selectors which are equivalent but not identical, e.g.
"#template" and
"script#template", create two distinct cache entries even though they refer to the same template.
When you pull data from the cache with
getCachedTemplate(), you do not get a string with the template HTML back. Rather, your receive a hash with various properties of the cache entry:
html (string)
the actual template content if the template has been specified by a selector.
If you don't define your template with a selector, and rather pass in a raw HTML template string, the
html property contains the inner HTML of that string. In case you need the string back verbatim, call
outerHtml() instead. Please keep in mind that some HTML strings are uncacheable (see below).
outerHtml (function)
a function returning the full (outer) HTML of the template
compiled (function, or undefined)
the compiled template (ie, a function returning the final HTML, with the template vars filled in) if a
template compiler has been set in
Backbone.DeclarativeViews.custom.compiler. Or undefined, otherwise.
tagName (string or undefined)
the tag to be used for the
el, if defined by a data attribute of the template
className (string or undefined)
the class name of the
el, if defined by a data attribute
attributes (hash or undefined)
hash of
el attributes and their values, if defined by a data attribute
(Oh, and have you spotted the textbook case of bad API design? One way to get back the template HTML is by reading the
html property, while its twin
outerHtml is a function you have to call. Yes, that seems silly, and yes, it can trip you up.
But then again, some templates are rather big, and most people don't need the outer HTML. Given today's memory constraints on mobile devices, it seemed better to reconstruct the outer HTML on demand, with a function call, rather than double the memory consumption of the cache by storing near-identical strings for every template.)
There won't be a cache miss for any template which exists in the DOM. When you call
getCachedTemplate() on either a view or the global
Backbone.DeclarativeViews object, you get the template back. If it is not yet in the cache, it will be put there in the process.
You do get a cache miss in the following cases.
The template you request is not defined by a string.
You can set the template property of a view to pretty much anything. It could be a function returning what you need. It could, theoretically, be a hash of things.
Backbone.Declarative.Views does not handle these kinds of template definitions. It simply leaves them alone. Consequentially, the templates do not make it into the built-in cache.
The selector does not match a DOM node.
That only matters on first access. If the DOM node is deleted after its content is already in the cache, you get the cached template back.
The template is not a selector but a raw HTML string, and that string can't be turned into a template element (or a set of elements).
Backbone.Declarative.Views hands the template string over to
Backbone.$ (read: jQuery) for processing, or to a custom loader if you have defined one. If jQuery, or your loader, can't handle the string, you get a cache miss.
In practice, that happens when you pass the inner HTML of a template to your view, and parts of the HTML are not wrapped in a tag. Consider a view like this:
var view = template: "Template <%= content %> without a tag around it." ;
The loader, jQuery, can't deal with the string. There would have to be HTML tags around the plain text, but without them, jQuery throws an error (which is caught, silently). Because the template loader can't handle it, Backbone.Declarative.Views ignores it. This is an uncacheable template as far as Backbone.Declarative.Views is concerned.
In all of these cases,
getCachedTemplate() returns undefined.
Backbone.Declarative.Views handles the template caching, with one exception. Compiled templates are not in the cache, at least by default. You first need to tell Backbone.Declarative.Views which compiler to use.
This is how:
// do stuff return yourCompiledTemplate;;
The compiler function receives the inner HTML of the template node as the first argument. As the second argument, it is passed the template node itself, in a jQuery wrapper.
The compiler should return a function which accepts the template vars as an argument and produces the final HTML. But in fact, the compiler is allowed to return anything. Backbone.Declarative.Views doesn't care what your compiled templates are, and what you do with them. It just stores them for you.
The return value of the compiler is stored in the
compiled property of each cache entry.
So in effect, if you define a compiler, this is what Backbone.Declarative.Views does for you:
cacheEntrycompiled = BackboneDeclarativeViewscustomcompiler cacheEntryhtml $template ;
By default, the template property of your view is assumed to be a selector, or perhaps a raw HTML string. For processing, it is handed over to
Backbone.$, which acts as the default loader and fetches your template from the DOM (or creates a node from the raw HTML string).
If that is not how you want to go about loading your templates, define a custom loader instead. It will take the place of
Backbone.$ when the template is fetched.
// do stuff return $ nodeOrOuterTemplateHtml ;;
The custom loader is called with the template property as the only argument. That argument is always a string. The custom loader must return a jQuery object (or more precisely an instance of
Backbone.$, which usually means jQuery).
The returned jQuery object is considered to be the template node. The template HTML should best be inside that node (rather than be the node), though it is essentially up to you how you set that up. Inner and outer HTML of the node can be retrieved from the
html property and
outerHtml() method of the cache entry.
But sometimes, things just go wrong. If your loader can't process the template argument, or does not find the template, it is allowed to throw an error. The error is caught and handled silently. Alternatively, the loader can return a jQuery object which does not contain any nodes (length 0). Both cases are treated as a permanent cache miss.
Please be aware that your custom loader will only be called if the template of the view is defined by a string. If it is not, Backbone.Declarative.Views bails out well before attempting to load anything. Non-string template properties are none of its business.
If you modify a template in the DOM, and if that template has already been used, you have to clear the cache. Otherwise, the cache does not pick up the changes and returns an outdated version of the template.
You can clear the cache for a specific template, or a number of them, from the global
Backbone.DeclarativeViews object:
BackboneDeclarativeViewsclearCachedTemplate "#template" "#template2" ;BackboneDeclarativeViewsclearCachedTemplate "#template" "#template2" ;
You must use the exact same selectors as when you first used the templates. Selectors which are merely equivalent, e.g.
"script#template" instead of
"#template", don't match the cache entry and leave it in the cache.
Alternatively, you can target the template associated with a specific view, and clear it from there:
Again, this makes sure that the template will be re-read from the DOM on next access. But it does not allow you to re-associate the view with another template (as far as the cache is concerned). That link stays in place for the lifetime of the view.
Finally, if you want to clear the whole cache in one go, do it with
There is a lightweight link between the caches of Marionette and Backbone.Declarative.Views. If you clear an item from one cache, it gets cleared from the other as well. You can call the cache-clearing methods of Marionette and Backbone.Declarative.Views interchangeably.
And that, surprisingly, is where it ends. You might have expected deeper integration, like an actual joint cache, which would have saved memory and reduced DOM access even further.
Indeed, that joint cache has existed briefly. But it turned out that the costs outweighed the benefits. The performance gain was minimal at best, sometimes not even offsetting the additional overhead of integration. And crucially, it didn't work that well with some Marionette customizations. Custom template loaders in Marionette had been trickier to use. In the end, full cache integration had been more trouble than it is worth, and has been removed.
With Marionette, it does. The unit tests cover Marionette, too.
With other frameworks, it should work just as well. Backbone.Declarative.Views is designed to play nice with third-party code of any kind. So go ahead and try it. Feedback is always welcome.
No. You can continue to define
className etc as properties of Backbone Views in your Javascript code, or pass them in as options. Backbone.Declarative.Views just gives you yet another way to declare them – and quite possibly a superior one.
Equally, you can omit the
template property, or assign a value to it which is a function, rather than a selector. Obviously, the
el of the view won't be set up from data attributes this way, but rest assured that nothing will break.
An example of such a view is the Marionette.CollectionView type. Its content is entirely made up of iterated child views. Its own markup consists of nothing more than the containing
And yes, that
el can be defined with a template. You don't have to put the
el properties back into Javascript code.
For such a view, only the data attributes matter in the template. The content inside the template tag will simply be ignored.
Mostly, yes. It depends on how you set up your views. If you define the template property with
extend(), before instantiating the view, things will just work.
But you can run into an edge case if you
In that case, and in that case only, the data attributes of the template won't get applied to the
el of the view.
So to be on the safe side, load your view-related components after Backbone.Declarative.Views.
Incidentally, Marionette is not affected by that edge case. You can load Marionette before Backbone.Declarative.Views, and in fact you should.
On the face of it, using data attributes on one tag to describe another tag seems nonstandard and indirect. You may wonder why the markup for the
el of a view can't just be part of the HTML inside the template, as an enclosing tag perhaps.
As it turns out, that kind of approach is fraught with problems. See the related Backbone issue for a discussion. @tbranyen lists some of the difficulties. Also check out the comment by @jashkenas.
Backbone.Declarative.Views does not make any assumptions about what you keep inside your templates, or how you structure them. It does not break existing code, no matter what. You can include it into any project and use it where it helps you most, without being forced to rework legacy code. Data attributes are the best solution for that kind of approach.
If you'd like to fix, customize or otherwise improve the project: here are your tools.
npm and Bower set up the environment for you.
npm install. (Creates the environment.)
bower install. (Fetches the dependencies of the script.)
Your test and build environment is ready now. If you want to test against specific versions of Backbone, edit
bower.json first.
The test tool chain: Grunt (task runner), Karma (test runner), Mocha (test framework), Chai (assertion library), Sinon (mocking framework). The good news: you don't need to worry about any of this.
A handful of commands manage everything for you:
grunt test.
grunt interactive.
grunt build, or just
grunt ci.
grunt setver --to=1.2.3. Or just increment the revision with
grunt setver --inc. (Remember to rebuild the project with
grunt afterwards.)
grunt getver will quickly tell you which version you are at.
Finally, if need be, you can set up a quick demo page to play with the code. First, edit the files in the
demo directory. Then display
demo/index.html, live-reloading your changes to the code or the page, with
grunt demo. Libraries needed for the demo/playground should go into the Bower dev dependencies, in the project-wide
bower.json, or else be managed by the dedicated
bower.json in the demo directory.
grunt interactive and
grunt demo commands spin up a web server, opening up the whole project to access via http. By default, that access is restricted to localhost. You can relax the restriction in
Gruntfile.js, but be aware of the security implications.
In case anything about the test and build process needs to be changed, have a look at the following config files:
karma.conf.js (changes to dependencies, additional test frameworks)
Gruntfile.js (changes to the whole process)
web-mocha/_index.html (changes to dependencies, additional test frameworks)
New test files in the
spec directory are picked up automatically, no need to edit the configuration for that.
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From that point on, he has had the good fortune of DJing many of the countries' top swing events including The US Open, Dallas DANCE, Boogie by the Bay, USA Grand Nationals, Americas' Classic, Liberty Swing, Swing Diego, Swing Fling, Summer Hummer, Nashville Classic, Worlds and Phoenix. Victor has also traveled internationally to DJ at prestigious swing events in London and Australia.
In 2005, Victor was honored with the AllSwing DJ of the Year Award. Most recently, he won Best DJ of 2011 at the first annual Westie Awards Gala, an honor bestowed on him by his west coast dance peers. In 2012, Victor was inducted into The AllswingDJ Hall of Fame at USA Grand Nationals, receiving the Wetzel award, named after the late great Kenny Wetzel.
To his credit, Victor is considered by peers to be one of the top Swing DJs in the business and travels approximately 40 weeks in a given year.
Katie Fallon
Katie Fallon (OH) is a West Coast Swing and Hustle DJ from Cleveland, Ohio who loves sharing her passion of music. In 2011 she was introduced and trained by a fellow DJ and started DJing for local dances around Cleveland.
As time passes, Katie continues to inspire people at dances and national events in the Midwest and progressively around the United States. Some events she has DJed in the past year are Spotlight Dance Challenge, MADJam, 4th of July Phoenix, River City Swing, Swustlicious, and CASH Bash.
Katie is always trying to create the best unique groove socially that will make the dancers happy and to inspire dancers when DJing competitions.
Rich Kopels
Rich hails from Alpharetta, GA and has been the featured DJ for many dance events across the country. He has been dancing since he was a teenager, and met his wife of 45 years, Blanca, on the dance floor.
He has been a member of the Atlanta Swing Dancers Club since its inception and as an ambassador of swing, supports and attends many local and national dance events. Rich served as President of the Atlanta Swing Dancers Club and American Bop Association he was inducted into the American Bop Association's Hall Of Fame on September 4, 1999.
Rich has played at, The Grand National Dance Championships, Jammin' In July, Houston Swing Classic, Michigan Swing Classic, Tampa Bay Classic, as well as playing for several dance clubs at home.
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Outdoor: Competed in five meets for the Cyclones, running in the 800-meter run in all of them … posted his personal best 1:50.92 en route to taking second in the 800 at the Sun Angel Track Classic … finished fourth in his section of the 800 at the Payton Jordan Invitational … also ran the half-mile at the Stanford Invitational, Stanford Twilight and San Francisco State Distance Carnival.
Indoor: Run in six meets for Iowa State during the indoor season … finished fourth as part of the distance medley relay and fifth in the 800-meter run at the Big 12 Championships … ran to a third place finish in his section of the 800-meter run at the Alex Wilson Invitational in a season-best 1:50.59 … also ran the 800 at the Iowa State Classic and Razorback Invitational … took fourth in the 1,000-meter run at the Big 4 Duals … was member of second-place 4x800-meter relay and distance medley relay team at Penn State Relays.2014-15
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Sherfield On Loddon, Hook, Hook, Hampshire, RG27 0DL
Call us: 01256 883483
The Longbridge Mill in Sherfield on Loddon is a country pub oozing rural charm and rustic character. Our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing our bar.
Book a table online and enjoy a spot by our roaring log-fire. Or make the best of the British summertime by eating alfresco in our pretty beer garden.
There is evidence that a mill existed on this site 800 years ago, one of many on the river Loddon. However the building you see now is more likely of 15th century origin and the granary, now incorporated in the inn, was added in the 16th century. At the height of its success, 'Lodgridge Mill' at 'Shirefield-upon-Loddon,' was a major industry in the area with two water-wheels powering four sets of milling stones. There is still a working mill on the site today.
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A solo show of work by artist Rosalind Brenner, "Possibilities/Energy Paintings," will run from January 3-May 20 in the Gallery of the Esther Raushenbush Library at Sarah Lawrence College. In this exhibit are figurative abstract paintings, collage, and poems as well as the artist's debut book of paintings and poems, All That's Left. An Opening Reception will be held on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 3 p.m.
According to her artist's statement, Rosalind Brenner's art, both process and result, is an expression of a mining of observation, exploration of symbol, color, form, shape, imagery, and wild imaginings. Mixing mediums, she achieves a tactility and fluidity, layering, building on the play between depth and two-dimensionality.
In her visual art she will often start with words, which become a calligraphic design element of the work, no longer readable, but adding a curious mix of in and out that draws forth a deep observation of the picture plane as she layers it further. Her poetry is lyric and narrative and creates a visual feast as she shapes words into imagistic landscape. The work evolves into strength of statement as well as a field into which to travel.
Brenner's poetry has been published in The Cortland Review, Poetrybay, Long Island Sounds, The Southampton Review, Walt's Corner in The Long Islander, Taproot Journal, Performance Poets Association Literary Review, Ontologica, and in Arroyo Literary Review, among others. It is included in Cave Moon Press' anthology of poems against hunger, Broken Circles. She won Honorable Mentions in The New Millennium national contests, one for essay, one for poetry. Brenner received her MFA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College.
Selected Art Shows include: Rebecca Cooper Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY; De Cordova Studio and Gallery, Greenport, NY; Surface Library, East Hampton, NY; Guild Hall East Hampton, NY; Jade Nectar Gallery, Southampton, NY; Crazy Monkey Gallery, Amagansett, NY; Gone Local Gallery, Amagansett, NY; Deborah Davis Fine Art, Hudson, NY; National Art League, Douglaston, NY. Selected One Woman Shows include:; "Dreamscapes," Great Neck Art Center, Great Neck, NY; "Of Spirit Of Nature," Estia, Amagansett, NY; "Works on Paper," Galley Eclectic, Southampton, NY.


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SHAMROCK — Joyce Lee Henson Martin, 88, of Shamrock died Monday, July 14, 2014.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Shamrock Church of Christ with Cottie Tarbet officiating. Private family burial will be in Wheeler Cemetery. Arrangements are by Peppers Family Funeral Home of Wheeler.
Joyce graduated from nursing school in 1972. Even after retirement, Joyce stayed active as an in-home health care worker. Her joy came from attending church, visiting kinfolk and baking cakes and pies for her neighbors in the surrounding area.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis Martin; a grandson, Eric; her mother, Gertie; and four siblings, Berl, Ross, Frances and Hauty Belle.
Survivors include a son, Joe and and wife Linda; a daughter, Gay and husband Rick, six grandchildren, Scott, Jeremy, Carrie, Sara, Kit and Joshua; and a great-grandson, Reid.
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I am also a descendent of John Jarvis and Hannah Hill Jarvis. According to a family geneaology that was given to me a few years ago:
John Jarvis,b. circa 1750, apparently did not get on with his wife Sarah Hood and she stayed in Maryland on the family estate while he went west. She may have later married an O'Brien. John was the oldest son of John and Hannah Hill Jarvis. He died in the 1820s. His father emigrated from Hillshire, England and was born in 1720, died 1795.
I found two Samuels:
Samuel Jarvis b. 1855, son of Weeden Harrison Jarvis (son of Thomas Jarvis and Elsa Connally) and Elizabeth J. Hensley Jarvis . He married Ida Cooper and later Sarah Vincent Owens. No record of marriage to a Fisher.
Samuel Jarvis, b. Feb.4, 1851, son of James A. Jarvis (son of Joseph Jarvis and Hannah Burkhammer) and Agnes Love (Speirs) Jarvis
this Samuel's sister was Beatrice Ellen Jarvis who was married twice to 1)James Lloyd2) Jenkins Bailey (must be your James Lloyd Jenkins Bailey.
There was Sarah, a daughter of Caleb Jarvis(b. c 1801) and Diana (White) Jarvis who was born c. 1831. Caleb later married Barbara Fisher and another Sarah McCoy(Rickie) He also has a sister named Sarah. Caleb was the son of John Jarvis (son of John and Hannah Hill)and Sarah Hood Jarvis.
I found a notation of a Margaret Jarvis, nicknamed "Mazy"who was the daughter of Soloman Jarvis, brother of Caleb, she was born c. 1799, no record of her marriages.
There was a Sally Jarvis, born circa 1835, dtr. of Soloman and Polly Edison (Connolly) (Cox) Jarvis
Caleb and Soloman were both sons of John Jarvis and Sarah Hood.
I found an Anne A. Jarvis who married Johnson Turner, then I realized her sister Margaret "Peggy" Jarvis married Jackson Turner. Both are dtrs. of Joseph Jarvis, another son of John Jarvis and Sarah Hood Jarvis. He married Hannah Burkhammer.
My family is descended from ThomasJarvis, b. 1804, another son of John and Sarah.
I am myself descended from William Harrison "Rusty Bill" Jarvis, a son of William Harrison Jarvis and Catherine Barber. My grand dad Curtis was his son.
Keep me posted on any new discoveries. Thanks. Diana Jarvis Godwin
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I started this essay after learning of the kitty litter panniers and thinking, gosh, I wouldn't want to be riding that when a UPS truck goes by on a country road with no shoulder.
When you are cruising along on a bicycle, the force of drag is the main thing on which you are spending power. If your intent is to get a workout, this is not really a problem. But if your intent is transportation, you'd probably like to go faster and get there sooner. You probably would also like to carry enough stuff and be comfortable. To reduce aerodynamic drag, you want to make a smaller wake. There are two basic approaches. First is to clean up the shape, second is to make the shape smaller. The ideal shape is generally that of a fish, a bomb, a bird in a dive with its wings folded. You cannot get there from here with a normal bike. But you can avoid making it worse.
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Protesters shut down 'blasphemous' play depicting Jesus and the Apostles as gay men
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- November 02, 2012
A THEATRE in Athens says it will end performances of an American play portraying Jesus Christ as homosexual.
The play sparked violent protests by neo-Nazi groups.
"Corpus Christi performances are ending,'' the play's translator and its director said in a joint statement.
"We are sorry that people were beaten up, abused and scorned through no intent of our own... we tried to perform the play for three weeks but it was not possible,'' the statement said.
Originally staged in New York in 1998, Corpus Christi by Terrence McNally depicts Jesus and the Apostles as gay men living in modern-day Texas.
When the show opened in Athens last month, scores of ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered outside the theatre, demanding the "blasphemous'' play's cancellation.
Several members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn also turned up, blocking access to the theatre and turning spectators away.
Witnesses said that neo-Nazi supporters beat up a reporter who tried to film protesters tearing down posters outside the theatre while riot police stood by.
The play's Albanian-born director Laertis Vassileiou later said he had received death threats.
"Such displays of violence that took place outside the theatre doors did not occur anywhere else in the world where Corpus Christi was performed, except by fanatical Muslims,'' the organisers said.
Muslims consider Jesus a messenger of God and revere his mother Mary.
They added that attempts to ban the play had failed in court and that they had received invitations to perform in festivals in Bosnia and Colombia.
Once on the fringe of Greek society, Golden Dawn has been flexing its muscles after picking up over 400,000 votes in recent elections on the back of immigration and crime fears.
It has sent squads of black-clad members to intimidate foreign peddlers at open-air markets, has publicly intimidated political opponents, and is believed to be behind an escalating campaign of migrant beatings around the country.
The Church of Greece has officially condemned these acts of violence but a number of senior churchmen are believed to support the group's agenda.
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Nomnom Posted at 4:15 PM November 02, 2012
Bill, it is open season. Just like your religion did to the European Pagans in the 5-10th centuries and the indigenous peoples for centuries after that. Now the shoe is on the other foot and you don't like it? Tough.
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You are such hypocrites news.com of Brisbane Posted at 4:13 PM November 02, 2012
Hang on a second here. Storys on Muslim Protests rarely if ever allow yuo to comment but if it is something disrespecting faith relating to Jesus it is OK to scoff and carry on. You are all hypocrites if you say it is OK to take the micky out of Jesus but not the Muslim faith.
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On Ya Christians Posted at 3:48 PM November 02, 2012
This is disgusting! Christians are not soft targets and now is the time to hit back. If people continue to target the christian religion be prepared because they will defend themselves...they've had enough.
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Brissy Pensioner Posted at 3:29 PM November 02, 2012
If I was to insult gay beliefs, I would be an ignorant, biased, homophobic. And yet if I stand up for Christian values, I am ignorant and biased. Figure that out. It's all about EVERYBODY showing respect.
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Sammy of Sydney Posted at 3:25 PM November 02, 2012
Who cares! Its free speech. I say let the show go on!!
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Goose/Gander Posted at 3:21 PM November 02, 2012
These people were probably the same ones who scoffed at the Muslims in Sydney protesting about Muhammed and said they should "lighten up". I'm not Muslim and I'm certainly not defending what happened in Sydney, but interesting to see what happens when the shoe is on the other foot. Hypocrisy at it's finest!
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Brett of Perth Posted at 3:10 PM November 02, 2012
The Bible says God created man in his own image...funny thing is weve been repaying the favour for centuries...Jews think Gods a Jew...Muslims think Gods a Muslim...Christians think Gods a Christian...etc...etc...religion has always been the existential equivalent of a Sesame Street night-light...left on cos were afraid of the dark
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Nate of Adelaide Posted at 3:07 PM November 02, 2012
Golden Dawn (Xrysi Avgi) are an ultra right wing racist, misogynistic, bigoted, homophobic political party. They have been caught beating up migrants for daring to be not Greek and attending neo-nazi events, giving the Hitler salute. Anyone who sympathies with Golden Dawn should have their brain examined. It's sad that such bigotry and fascism should be rampant in a nation that gave birth to democracy and fought tooth and nail against fascists only forty years ago.
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Anthony of Melbourne Posted at 2:54 PM November 02, 2012
Wonder if they'll shut down every piece of Christian art that depicts Jesus and the Apostles as white men.
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Will of Brisbane Posted at 2:51 PM November 02, 2012
And yet when I protest about the Avengers using my God in a less than sacred role, people think I'm crazy. Thor's hammer People! Double Standards or what?!!?
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What? Posted at 2:41 PM November 02, 2012
How can commenters here say they don't have a problem with homosexuality and in the next breath say the are offended by a play that depicts Jesus as gay?
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C-One Posted at 2:23 PM November 02, 2012
Amazing. Christians claim their faith is immovably strong, yet they feel so threatened by a stage musical that they will support the actions of a Neo-Nazi group! What a joke!
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amlohac Posted at 2:11 PM November 02, 2012
Oh its not like religious people to be violent at all, the bible teaches them peace, compassion and forgivness to all human kind...Wait a minute?!
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Christian in Brizzi of Brisbane Posted at 2:07 PM November 02, 2012
Well said kwaka750! There are a lot of attacks against our christian belief because we are considered "soft targets". Well, not anymore! Again....try the depict Mohammed as a gay man and see what happens in the world! Oh no!!!! Politicians everywhere will condemn such a thing!!!
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Tony of QLD Posted at 1:54 PM November 02, 2012
I've not heard of this play before but as a Christian I find the premise discussing. I certainly donât agree with neo-nazi beliefs and violence in protests but at least someone is speaking out against the play. I hope that main stream Christian groups join in and protest (peacefully) where it is being shown.
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Stacey O'Flynn of Australia Posted at 1:43 PM November 02, 2012
'Sif Neo-Nazi's can protest against freedom of speech.
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bill of brisbane Posted at 1:38 PM November 02, 2012
As a catholic, I take great insult and find it hard to let this one past. I was brought up with values of forgiveness and compassion but there's being too many shots at Christianity and Catholics by those that feel its open season on our religion. I don't have problem with homosexuality and other people believes but am sick of these sad human beings profiting or having fun at my faith expense.
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Mark of Brisbane Posted at 1:31 PM November 02, 2012
Wow, all this over a fictional story about a fictional man. Amazing.
Comment 18 of 25
Wally Posted at 1:22 PM November 02, 2012
Funny how the protesters are described as "extremists", yet those who put on the play don't get a negative description. Me thinks something wrong here!
Comment 19 of 25
Letuspraywhilsthandingoverourhardearnedbread..... of Aus Posted at 1:19 PM November 02, 2012
Religion is the root of all evil...
Comment 20 of 25
Mr C of Melbourne Posted at 1:07 PM November 02, 2012
Good to see the religious people resorting to violence whenever something they don't like happens. It must be days since there's been religious violence in the media. I thought something was wrong but now I can rest easy that the world is still the same stupid place.
Comment 21 of 25
Steve of Perth Posted at 12:58 PM November 02, 2012
This is really highly offensive to me as a Christian....but im tolerant that others might not share my views. What I dont undersand is why some people feel the need to denigrate the beliefs (or non beliefs) of others....live and let live in peace people. Have a nice day.
Comment 22 of 25
David of Sydney Posted at 12:55 PM November 02, 2012
Matt and kwaka750 display the usual deep racism in Australia. Are you guys blind or ignorant? The story clearly shows how any radical protest group can turn violent. These guys are Christians and they beat up a reporter. The size of the demonstration was small, but the violence was just as extreme and uncalled for as it would be if Muslims were involved. Your comments show how clearly biased you are against Muslims, nothing else. If you were not so ignorant you would have read the point about Muslims revering Jesus and Mary. So why do you use Mohammed for your example? Ignorance.
Comment 23 of 25
Matt of Melbourne Posted at 12:32 PM November 02, 2012
Oh look protestors not trying to kill someone for their religious beliefs. Shame others couldn't be like that.
Comment 24 of 25
kwaka750 Posted at 12:21 PM November 02, 2012
I dare these same guys to do a play depicting Mohammed as a gay man. Go on, I dare you!!!!!!!!
Comment 25 of 25