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Nancy Rebecca Ridgeway Morrow
Nancy Rebecca Ridgeway Morrow, age 80 of Fairborn, passed away Monday December 3, 2012 in the Hospice of Cincinnati Blue Ash. She was born October 30, 1932 in Danville, Virginia, the daughter of the late Joseph Walter and Maggie (Ingram) Ridgeway. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Charles R. "Charlie" Morrow; a son, Jeffrey Morrow; and three brothers, Walter, Willard, and Joseph Ridgeway. She is survived by three daughters, Rebecca Williamson and husband Dan of West Chester, Ohio, Cynthia Hammock and husband Jim of Arlington, Ohio, Sue Phelps and husband Steven of Springfield, Ohio; six grandchildren, Amy, Julie, Justin, Caitlin, Charlie, Sam; seven great-grandchildren, David, Ashleigh, Daniel, Joshua, Sarah, Jonathan, Annie; and a sister, Lois Finney of Virginia. A funeral service will be held on Friday December 7, 2012 at 12:00 noon in the Belton-Stroup Funeral Home, 422 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd., Fairborn, Pastor Greg Birdwell officiating. The family will receive friends from 11:00 A.M. until the time of service. Interment will follow in the Byron Cemetery. Condolences may be made to the family at
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More Aussies comfortable giving out personal info online—despite increased concern for privacy
The proportion of Australians who are comfortable giving personal and credit card details over the internet has increased steadily since 2011—but, perhaps conversely, more of us are concerned about invasion of privacy through new technology.
In the year to June 2014, 23% of Australians (14+) agreed they were comfortable giving personal details over the internet (up 4% points since June 2011), 34% were comfortable giving out credit card details online (up 3% points), but 2 in 3 of us (67%) are worried about invasion of privacy through new technology (up 2% points).
Our rising comfort level with submitting credit card numbers and personal information online clearly has a lot to do with increasing internet usage. 12.3m Australians 14+ (64%) now use the internet more than once a day: 46% of these frequent users are comfortable giving out credit card details and 31% are fine with putting personal details online. Even regular once-a-day internet users are only around half as likely as frequent users to agree with either statement, with those online a few times a week, or between once month and once a week, each successively less likely again to be comfortable.
However, while comfort increases dramatically with familiarity, concern for privacy is much steadier across the groups: 65% of the most frequent internet users now say they are worried about invasion of their privacy through new technology, compared 71% of daily or 'few times a week' users, and 73% of weekly to monthly users.
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Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia), July 2013 – June 2014, sample = 16,809 Australians 14+
Just 54% of people who bought a product online within the last four weeks agree they are comfortable sending credit card details via the internet. Perhaps in the new digital age convenience is trumping, rather than alleviating, our worries. We may not always like typing in our credit card of mobile number, but we do it anyway.
Tim Martin, General Manager - Media, Roy Morgan Research, says:
"The recent hacking and theft of celebrities' personal files from Apple's iCloud storage system has again raised questions about internet privacy and security, and just how much faith we put in new online technologies for the sake of convenience.
"Announced last week, the iPhone 6 incorporates technology that will potentially allow owners to use their mobiles as a credit card to tap and pay.
"Our research shows that Apple computer users are much more comfortable giving out credit card details or personal information, but they only slightly less worried about invasion of privacy than average.
"As well as frequency af use and familiarity, age plays a big part in our attitudes to privacy. Generation X and Baby Boomers are more concerned about privacy than average, while Generation Y is the most comfortable giving credit card and personal information over the internet with only around average concern for privacy.
"However people aged either under 20 or over 80 share a similarly below average level of concern for invasion of privacy through new technology: the older group in large part because they don't use it; but the younger group, having grown up with internet access as the norm, may be finding ways to manage privacy risks through more careful consideration of what information they release, how they store it or share it, and what trusted sites and apps they access."
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Roy Morgan Research is Australia's best known and longest established market research and public opinion survey company. Roy Morgan Single Source is thorough, accurate, and provides comprehensive, directly applicable information about current and future customers. It is unique in that it directs all the questions to each individual from a base survey sample of around 55,000 interviews in Australia and 15,000 interviews in New Zealand annually - the largest Single Source databases in the world. The questions asked relate to lifestyle and attitudes, media consumption habits (including TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, cinema, catalogues, pay TV and the Internet), brand and product usage, purchase intentions, retail visitations, service provider preferences, financial information and recreation and leisure activities. This lead product is supported by a nationally networked, consultancy-orientated market research capability.
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5 Years of Google Code: Google Doubles Source Code Storage
Five years ago, Google started placing internal projects under a free license and with Google Summer of Code, began its support of the open source scene.
From the quasi-inhouse portal a huge OSS repository has grown, where not only Google, but a multitude of developers worldwide are hosting
their projects. It all began on March 15, 2005 with the URL code.google.com. Since then, the browser giant from Mountain View has published around 800 internal projects on its homepage, including Android, Chromium, parts of Google Wave and numerous APIs.
To celebrate the 5th birthday, Google has treated its subversion server to an update and has also increased source code storage capacity from 1GB to 2GB. In total, Google is currently hosting 240 000 projects. Details to the anniversary can be found in a blog entry from Chris DiBona.
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Gnome is Celebrating it's 20th Birthday
More than 33 releases since the first release of Gnome.
SQL Server Comes to RHEL; OpenShift Comes to Azure
Microsoft and Red Hat expand their partnership.
LibreOffice 5.4 Released
Comes with improved support for Microsoft Office file formats.
Red Hat to Drop Support for Btrfs
The company is building their own storage solution called Stratis.
Reinvent your network with DevOps tools and techniques:
Opportunities and Risks: Containers for DevOps
Automated Builds Using CentOS 7 and Kickstart
Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana – The ELK stack
Are you ready for DevOps? Try your luck with the beta version of Linux Professional Institute's new DevOps exam.
Kolab Now Integrates Collabora Online
Kolab Now subscribers now have access to Collabora Online.
Endless OS, a Distribution Without Internet
A new version of Endless OS has been released.
GitHub Announces Open Source Friday Program
They encourage people to take time out and work on open source projects on Friday.
System76 Announces Their Own Distro, Pop!_OS
Pop!_OS is based on Ubuntu and uses the Gnome stack.
Linus Torvalds Talks About His Motivation
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I like how the website has a drop down menu on the right side of the page which allows the reader to select different categories to read about such as Asian food, Fusion food, Dim Sum, etcetera. This makes navigating around the site and finding what you want to read about a lot easier. He also categorised it into areas (eg. Pasir Ris, Bedok, etc.)
Overall, I find yumyumformytumtum a very informative website that is fun to read, although the posts can get a bit long sometimes.


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We have been dating for 3 months, never fight never argue. Totally have our own things going on and usually only see each other 1 or 2 nights a week or some weeks not at all because of other commitments. Last week we sort of had plans but not written in stone, he didn't call, didn't answer the phone. Then I get a call saying he was helping a neighbor cut a tree down and got into the beer. Which is fine, no biggy, stuff happens. He called for 3 days nothing for the last 2 days and I just tried calling him and no answer. Would think if he wanted to end it he'd be man enough to say so, but have no clue where this is coming from.
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You guys sound very casual and non-committal here, with comments like "see each other...some weeks not at all" and a statement about a missed date of "Which is fine, no biggy, stuff happens".
I am over 45 and I have a lot of girlfriends who are dating at my age too. One problem dating in our age range is that we can be so casual and kept happy with other priorities and people that we just don't give enough juice to the person we are dating. I have one girlfriend who says things like "Any guy I like has to know he comes second to my kids and friends." Well it's great she puts her kids first and her friends are a priority, but honestly she should just not date then because anyone who would give their heart and soul to you will want the same in return, not be put last place after everything else.
So, you had a lukewarm dating deal here and it appears to be fizzling out. Who knows if it is out for the count, but it is cooling off from something that wasn't very hot to begin with, from your description.00|00|0
Actual it wasn't lukewarm, we up until the last two nights spoke every day and were anxious to see each other on the weekend we didn't have to work or had family comittments. As a 47 year old woman I don't think my entire life should be wrapped around his after only 3 months of dating nor should I expect it of him. I am just confused why it seems suddenly he is not as excited to call or see me. He did call finally tonight to tell me he has been working overtime the last few days on a large job.


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Municipal Meetings
(Editor's Note: The following is a list of area municipal meetings scheduled from Thursday, March 22 through Wednesday, March 28.)
The Shade Tree Commission will meet from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday, March 26 at Town Hall. The Environmental Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, March 26 at Town Ha ll. The Board of Education will hold a budget hearing at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 26 at Central Middle School.
The Planning Board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 27 at Town Hall.
The Township Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 28 at Town Hall.
The Open Space Site Acquisition Advisory Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 22 at the second floor conference room in the old municipal building.
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 26 at the municipal complex.
The Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 22 at Valley View School.
The Borough Council will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 22 at the police and court facility on Somerset Street.
The Board of Education will hold a public hearing on the budget at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 26 at the high school.
The way to rapid response
Several suggestions provided by Warren Twp. rescue squad
WARREN TWP. The Warren Township Rescue Squad has information for the public to help responses be as rapid as possible: If a resident dials 911, the address automatically appears on a screen infront of the police dispatcher, who will confirm the phone number. A police officer will be sent to the address. If a person is unable to speak due to the emergency, does not speak English or cannot talk due to a dangerous situation, the address still appears on the screen and a police officer will respond.
The dispatcher has no way of knowing the location of a person using a cellular phone. Those callers should dial (908) 753-1000 and tell the dispatcher of the emergency, clearly stating location. Also, 911 cell calls are dispatched to central locations and not directly to the police department. There have been cases of 911 calls in Warren Township ending up in Warren County instead.
Flashing blue lights are volunteer fire department or rescue squad personnel responding to an emergency. Always yield to the right safely to let them pass, since they could be responding to something at your residence.
The rescue squad is a separate entity from township, which is not required to provide emergency first aid service, only fire assistance. The rescue squad is operated by a group of volunteers and supported through fund drives.
The squad has excellent working relationships with the police and fire departments and the Township Committee. All police are certified in CPR, defibrillation and are first responders in first aid. Many fire department members serve with the rescue squad's extrication team, which is also looking for members.
Mailboxes should have large house numbers that reflect light and can be seen at night on both sides of the box. The squad wastes much valuable time looking for house numbers.
If a resident moves outside the township but retains the old phone number, he or she should call the phone company to make certain that any 911 calls are dispatched to the new community's police department and not the old one.
Rescue squad to sponsor basic course
WARREN TWP. The Warren Township Rescue Squad will hold an emergency training basic course beginning the first week in April. It will be for new members, and will run on Tuesday and Thursday nights running into June, with one Saturday of each month also required. The course is also open to potential members from other communities who wish to join their local squads. The squad will also sponsor a pediatric CPR course this spring. Information will be made available through local elementary schools, or may be gained by leaving a name and phone on the squad's answering machine, (908) 753-2477.
Fundraising chef's event on April 1
The American Association of University Women Watchung Hills branch will hold a chef's demonstration from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 1 at the Plainfield Country Club. The culinary chef of the Plainfield Country Club will demonstrate the preparation of an entire menu and this same meal will then be served. Tickets are $50 per person, with funds raised returned to the community in scholarships for graduating students from the Watchung Hills area and for women returning to the workforce through additional training. Checks payable to AAUW-Watchung Hills branch may be sent to Colleen Mehegan, 69 Tuttle Road, Watchung, N.J. 07069.
Warren Lions make several contributions to community
WARREN TWP. The Warren Township Lions Club has made several recent donations to groups and organizations throughout the township. The largest local donation was $1,000 to Project Graduation at Watchung Hills Regional High School, to help the class of 2001 enjoy their commencement safely and responsibly. Another high school group, the Watchung Hills cheerleaders, received a $500 donation for a trip to the national cheerleading championships in South Carolina. Each of the four elementary schools' parent teacher organizations at Angelo L. Tomaso, Central, Mount Horeb and Woodland schools received $350 each. Lions Club president Anthony Franchini noted that all four schools' PTOs had sent the club volunteers in work at Lions Expo each June.
In recent months, the Lions have donated $900 to the Warren Baseball/Softball Association to sponsor three teams for the upcoming season.
Lions clubs worldwide work to prevent sight and hearing disorders, and the Warren club will present a check for $9,000 to District Governor Edward Flemming at an upcoming state meeting.
Much of the Warren Lions' money is raised through the annual Lions Expo. This year's event, the 34th annual, will be held Wednesday, June 20 through Saturday, June 23 at the Warren municipal fields near the government complex. Last year, 10,000 people attended the event, which includes rides, games, amusements and other family fun. For information on this year's Expo, call Franchini at (908) 769-1880.
VA health drive comes to Warren April 21
WARREN TWP. The Department of Veterans Affairs New Jersey health care system will conduct a veterans drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 21 at the meeting room of the township's municipal complex on Mountain Boulevard. The township is assisting the department's outreach program to inform veterans of benefits available to them through the VA health care system. Veterans attending the session must provide a copy of their discharge paper (DD214) or separation record, and a copy of a health insurance card if applicable. Services available at the event include: One-on-one counseling on VA benefits. Opportunity to apply for enrollment in VA care.
Photograph for the "new" veterans identification card.
A brief medical self-assessment.
A preventive blood pressure screening.
An opportunity to sign "Our Nation's Heroes" book, an important component of the New Jersey Veterans Museum, scheduled to open at the East Orange VA center on Veterans Day of 2002.
For more information on the health drive, call (888) 954-3553 or (973) 676-1000, ext. 1856.
Kids' 'Stories, Crafts and Cooking' opens in Watchung
The following is a list of hours and scheduled activities for local public libraries in the Watchung Hills area.
In March, Joe Pisciotta will display his collection of Pez dispensers at the library. Stop by and recapture part of your childhood with a look at these candy dispensers of yore.
The library has received a $500 gift from the American Association of University Women, and will use it to buy new audiovisual material and software.
The library has two new books in its collection written by township authors Arthur Beringause's "Aging: An Encyclopedia For Adding Years To Your Life And Life To Your Years," and Willard J. Dolman's "Golden Memories And Silver Tears." Both authors hail from Stirling.
Recently, the library added a new database to its growing collection of electronic resources. "Issues & Controversies" @facts.com is a current issues reference database for school assignments.
It combines objective analysis, clear explanations of opposing points of view, and other special features so that students and other researchers can quickly grasp the essentials of complex topics.
"Issues & Controversies" is available to library users at home via the library's web page at www.gti.net/lhtlib. Other interesting databases are also available at that page, including EBSCO, a magazine database; Grolier's Encyclopedia; and more.
The Morris Automated Information Network (MAIN, Inc.) has launched a new library catalog. Now anyone can access books, videos and other items available for use in the county's consortium of 33 public libraries by using the Internet. The new catalog may be used from any computer connected to the Internet, whether from home, work or your local public library.
The easy-to-use online library catalog may be accessed at http:// web2.morris.org. Important features now available include searching for books by subject, keyword, title or author; limiting your search to libraries closest to you; and searching for special materials such as audio books or videos, or for items in a specific language.
The library recently added the American National Biography database to its reference collection. This new database contains much information for students doing research on famous Americans, with articles on more than 17,000 men and women.
The library is pleased to announce the acquisition of a new database called "NoveList." It is an electronic reader's advisory resource to assist fiction readers in finding new authors and titles. For example, if one of your favorite "reads" is Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With The Wind," "NoveList" will find other books of the same type. "NoveList" contains materials for all ages, including picture books; subject access includes 90,000 titles and is continually growing .
The library is a member of the North Jersey Video Circuit. Membership in this group entitles library patrons to a selection of newly released films that may be borrowed for two days. Borrowers must be at least 18 and have a valid library card. The collection changes monthly.
Call the reference librarian at (908) 647-2088, ext. 5 to schedule a convenient time for free classes on the use of the catalog, magazine databases and the Internet. The library's Internet home page is www.gti.net/ lhtlib.
The library's Board of Trustees will hold monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the library. Dates are April 18, May 16, June 20, July 18, Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21 and Dec. 19; no meeting is scheduled for August.
The library is open Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m; and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.
Children's Corner
Sign-ups for spring session of Storytime is under way, with spring story time beginning the week of March 25. Register at the children's desk.
The library now has a collection of circulating CD-ROM software for ages 2 to 12, thanks to a grant from the Toys 'R' Us antitrust settlement grant program. There are more than 30 titles, such as GeoSafari Animals, Arthur's Kindergarten and 1st Grade, SimCity 2000 and JumpStart Typing For Kids.
All display case signups for 2001 have been filled.
The library's hours are 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays and from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Call (908) 754-5554 for further information.
The library has begun a new cable program called "Check It Out," which will air at 8 p.m. on Warren TV-71. Librarians Mary Lynn Becza and Sarah Cornish will host this bi-monthly program that will highlight a different genre each show on books available at the library.
Overdue fines are 10 cents per day, with video fines $1 daily. No refunds will be given on returned and paid lost books.
Children's Corner
Origami with Martha Landry, for ages 7 and up, is at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 24. Come and make some cool "spring" creations with origami.
Toddler Time, for ages 2 1/2 to 3 with caregiver, is at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 27 or Friday, March 30.
Science Magic with Diane Gitler, for ages 5 to 10, is at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 31. Come and learn some fascinating things about butterflies.
Call the library at (908) 754-5554 to register for children's programs; all are free, but space is limited.
Library Advisory Board
All library Advisory Board meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. and are held at the library. Future meetings are scheduled for June 20 and Sept. 19.
The library's Monday through Thursday hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with Friday hours of 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The public is invited to see a new bulletin board, "Patrons In The News," an idea created by staff member June Flachs.
The front parking lot is newly paved and striped for increased parking.
Catherine Ilchert is president of the Friends of the Watchung Public Library, Harold Kreis vice president, Colleen Mehegen secretary and Norma Koed treasurer. For more information, call (908) 757-6895.
All paid-up members of Friends of the Library receive a 10 percent discount at the Towne Book Store in Westfield, thanks to a contact of Judge Michael Paticchio.
The library now has three terminals for free Internet access. To reserve time up to one hour per day, a user must have a Somerset County library system card.
The library has a collection of 1,600 "books on tape" which may be borrowed for two weeks. They are recommended for trips and going to and from work.
For more information, call the library at (908) 561-0117.
Adult Programs
An Internet class for beginners is forming for free one-hour demonstrations. the instructor will call with specific times and dates. For more information, call (908) 561-0117.
A Center of Higher Consciousness group will meet at 7:30 p.m. the first and third Mondays of each month in the upstairs meeting room. This group, facilitated by Kaye Hanneken, will explore New Age topics to enlightenment the body, mind and soul.
To reserve a place in the class, call (908) 561-0117.
Children's Corner
Sign up is now in progress for the next series of "Stories, Crafts and Cooking" for ages 7 and up. The four-week, hour-long series will begin at 4 p.m. today, Thursday, March 22, and is free; however, registration is required. Call the library at (908) 561-0117.
A Mother-Daughter Book Group is beginning for girls grades six and up with their mothers, aunts, grandmothers or other special adult. Questions may be e-mailed to Anne Lycan, the young adult librarian, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
To register for any children's program, call (908) 561-0117 or visit the library at 12 Stirling Road.
UNICO show featuring Italian songs
WARREN TWP. An evening of Italian songs, sponsored by the Scotch Plains-Fan wood chapter of UNICO, the largest Italian-American service organization in the U.S., will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday, March 25 at Verdi's Italian restaurant. The headliner will be soprano Florence Lazzeri of Scotch Plains, who has sung major roles in "Kiss Me Kate," "Zorba The Greek" and "Man Of LaMancha" and operas such as "La Boheme," "Tosca," "Carmen" and "Die Fledermaus." She has toured public schools in Union County with her program, "The A-B-C's Of Opera."
The program will also include pianist Paul Kueter of North Plainfield and guest artist Andrew Mascolo-Zajacek of Woodbridge.
For reservations, call (908) 889-2200, ext. 2, or visit the web site at community.nj.com/cc/unicoscotchplains.
Things To Do
Things To Do is provided as a public service for local community and nonprofit organizations. To have items included, send them to 256 Mercer Street, Stirling, N.J. 07980 by Friday the week before they should be published. Items may also be faxed to (908) 647-5952, or dropped off at the newspaper office at 256 Mercer Street in Stirling. Friday, March 23
The Long Hill Township Parent Teacher Organization will sponsor a family nig ht basket auction at 7:30 p.m. at the Millington School all-purpose room.
The event will feature baskets created by each class of children in the township and others donated by individual families. Complimentary refreshments will be served in a cafe-like atmosphere.
Admission is free, and drawings will begin at approximately 9 p.m.
Saturday, March 24
Central School will hold its annual carnival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school, 109 Mount Bethel Road, Warren Township.
Among activities for the family will be a moonwalk, dunk tank, pie throwing, face painting, raffle baskets, a "wheel of teachers," bowling and a bean bag toss. Food, including Italian ices, will be available.
The friends of Ken Brenn will hold an appreciation party for the former Warren Township mayor from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Forest Lodge in Warren. Tickets are $70 per person and will include carving tables, an open bar all evening and music.
Tickets are limited to the first 175 reservations received. For more information, call Ralph Ekberg Sr. at (908) 647-6500.
The Watchung Recreation Commission's ski trip to Shawnee Mountain, originally planned for Saturday, March 10, has been rescheduled to this date. The bus will leave at 6:45 a.m. from the police station at 840 Somerset Street, with a scheduled return of 6:30 p.m.
The trip is open to all levels, although children under age 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Busing is compliments of the Recreation Commission, but seating is limited. For special group rates and more information, call the commission at (908) 756-0080.
Sunday, March 25
The Father Judge Apostolic Center in the Stirling section of Long Hill Township will present "Monasticism And Culture," with featured speaker Augustine Curley, OSB, as another part of its series of "Catholicism and Culture" presentation s for young adults ages 20 to 40 at 7 p.m.
The event will be preceded by a 6 p.m. dinner; a donation is $5.The center is at 1292 Long Hill Road. For more information, call (908) 647-7112.
An evening of Italian songs, sponsored by the Scotch Plains-Fanwood chapter of UNICO, the largest Italian-American service organization in the U.S., will be held at 8 p.m. at Verdi's Italian restaurant in Warren Township.
The headliner will be soprano Florence Lazzeri of Scotch Plains, who has sung major roles in "Kiss Me Kate," "Zorba The Greek" and "Man Of LaMancha" and operas such as "La Boheme," "Tosca," "Carmen" and "Die Fledermaus." She has toured public schools in Union County with her program, "The A-B-C's Of Opera," a musical introduction for grades two through six.
The program includes pianist Paul Kueter of North Plainfield and guest artist Andrew Mascolo-Zajacek of Woodbridge.
For reservations, call (908) 889-2200, ext. 2, or visit the web site at community.nj.com/cc/unicoscotchplains.
Monday, March 26
Watchung Hills Regional High School's marching band is holding a fundraiser night at the Burger King on Valley Road in the Gillette section of Long Hill Township from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
All benefit orders must be taken inside. Money raised will benefit band scholarships.
Tuesday, March 27
Warren Township's grades K-8 school system will hold its final kindergarten registration on this date, the final Tuesday in March. Due to construction at Mount Horeb School, its registration will instead be held at Central School, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m.Registration has already been held at Angelo L. Tomaso, Central and Woodland schools.
Those who have not yet received a kindergarten packet or have questions regarding kindergarten registration should call the Office of Student Personnel Services at (732) 560-8700.
The Warren Township PTO Life Skills Committee will hold the free event, "Who Are Your Neighbors?", at 7:30 p.m. in the library of Warren Middle School, 100 Old Stirling Road.
School personnel from a variety of cultures and backgrounds will introduce visit ors to the many ethnic groups and nationalities who reside in Warren. Desserts from around the world will be served.
Wednesday, March 28
A new service club at Watchung Hills Regional High School, All Working for Awareness, Responsibility and Equality (AWARE), will host a benefit dinner at O'Connor's Beef 'N Ale House in Watchung at 6:30 p.m.
The event will feature bands, vocalists and other musicians from the high school, with all proceeds going to the nonprofit Valerie Fund that works to benefit children with cancer in New Jersey. The organization was established in 1976 by Ed and Sue Goldstein of Warren Township, whose daughter Valerie lost her battle with cancer at age nine.
Each month, AWARE advocates awareness on a different issue, including hunger, teen pregnancy, cruelty to animals, the environment, diversity and AIDS. Besides distributing the appropriate color ribbons and informational flyers to students, as well as making announcements and creating posters, AWARE also sponsors events correlating to that month's "theme." Past activities have included food and clothing drives and assemblies featuring guest speakers.
For March, Cristy Chory, the coordinator for the month, and club founder Olivia Fu decided to try something new. Inspired by the success of Watchung Hills' talent shows and dances, they decided to combine them into a cabaret-style benefit dinner for a donation of $30.
For more information on the event, call Chory at (908) 756-4124 or Fu at (732) 560-8206.
The Lions Club of Warren Township will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Rolf's Restaurant in Warren Township. The Lions meet the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Anyone interested in attending should call Anthony Franchini at (908) 769-1880.
Sunday, April 1
Long Hill Township's 10th annual Drug Abuse Resistance Education's (DARE) pancake breakfast will be held from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Long Hill Township Community Center in Stirling.
Proceeds will benefit the DARE program in Long Hill schools. Contributions are $5 for adults, $4 for senior citizens and $3 for children.
The event is sponsored by the Father Damien Council of the Knights of Columbus in Stirling. For more information, call (908) 580-0555.
Choirs from two area churches will participate in the 31st annual Plainfield Are a Children's Choir Festival at 3 p.m. at the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plainfield.
All Saints' Episcopal Church of the Millington section of Long Hill Township will be represented, as will Our Lady of the Mount Roman Catholic Church of Warren Township. In all, seven combined choirs totaling nearly 125 children will present a program of children's sacred choral literature to the theme "The Church Year In Song."
A free-will offering will be taken.
The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge will host "Do The Swamp Thing" as part of the 98th anniversary celebration of the National Wildlife Refuge System, from noon to 4 p.m. at the refuge's headquarters on Pleasant Plains Road in Harding Township.
There will be conservation-related displays and exhibits, guided tours, demonstrations and refreshments. For more information, call (973) 425-1222.
The refuge headquarters' regular hours through May 13 are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Trails are open during daylight hours.
Wednesday, April 4
St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church and School in the Stirling section of Long Hill Township will sponsor a Lenten soup and pasta supper at 6 p.m.
The event, at the Parish Center, is sponsored by the Father Damien Council of the Knights of Columbus, with soup and pasta dishes donated by the Social Ministries Council, the Rosary Altar Guild and the Religious Education Cathecists. Donations will benefit Native American reservations in New Mexico and Arizona.
Saturday, April 7
Alliance Bible Church of Warren Township will hold its second annual community Easter egg hunt and festival from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. rain or shine at the church, 52 Mount Horeb Road.
The free event, for children of all ages, will include an Easter egg hunt, games, crafts, clowns, a magician and more.
For more information, call (732) 469-1425 or e-mail the church office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, April 11
The Lions Club of Warren Township will meet at Rolf's Restaurant in Warren Towns hip, at 6:30 p.m. for directors and officers and at 7:30 p.m. for the general membership. The speaker, District Governor Ed Fleming, will discuss Lions projects and goals for the rest of the year.
The Lions meet the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Anyone interested in attending should call Anthony Franchini at (908) 769-1880.
Thursday, April 12
"A Day To Remember … A Passion Play," a special Easter season production, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. on this date through Saturday, April 14 at Alliance Bible Church, 52 Mount Horeb Road, Warren Township. Tickets for all performance s are free, and may be obtained by calling the church office at (732) 469-1425.
Originally conceived as a three-part play, "A Day To Remember" was presented last year on Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter. This year's production, written and directed by Tom McKenna, has taken all three parts and woven them together into this visual re-enactment of the events leading up to and including the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The passion play, complete with scenery, music and more than 100 colorful costumes, incorporates various aspects of the New Testament narrative intertwined with contemporary Christian music and dance. The show has been several weeks in rehearsal and preparation.
Alliance also performed a similar presentation for the Christmas season, "Bethlehem's Treasure … A Live Nativity."
For more information, call the church at (732) 469-1425.
Thursday, April 19
Temple Har Shalom in Warren Township, as part of observances for Yom Hashoah, Holocaust remembrance day, invites the community to attend a brief memorial service at 7 p.m., followed by the film "My Knees Were Jumping: Remembering The Kindertransports," a 1996 Academy Award nominee for best documentary. It won a certificate of merit at that year's San Francisco International Film Festival.
It recounts the story of several children who, in the months prior to World War II in September 1939, were part of the nearly 10,000 children who were sent with out parents to Great Britain from Germany, Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia; most of them never saw their parents again. They were sent by courageous parents who themselves were later transported to concentration camps.
At the film's conclusion, a "Kindertransport" emigre, Alexander Gordon of West Orange, will answer questions about his experiences. Anyone else who was part of the "Kindertransport" of more than 60 years ago who would like to attend or participate is asked to call Rabbi David Wechsler-Azen at (732) 356-8777.
The temple is at 104 Mount Horeb Road. The event is also sponsored by Jewish LIFE (Learning Is For Everyone) and the Jewish Federation of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren counties.
Saturday, April 21
The Department of Veterans Affairs New Jersey health care system will conduct a veterans health drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the meeting room of Warren Township's municipal complex on Mountain Boulevard.
The township is assisting the department's outreach program to inform veterans of benefits available to them through the VA health care system.
Veterans attending the session must provide a copy of their discharge paper (DD214) or separation record, and a copy of a health insurance card if applicable.
Services available at the event includeone-on-one counseling on VA benefits;opportunity to apply for enrollment in VA care;photograph for the "new" veterans identification card; abrief medical self-assessment; a preventive blood pressure screening; an opportunity to sign "Our Nation's Heroes" book, an important component of the New Jersey Veterans Museum, scheduled to open at the East Orange VA center on Veterans Day of 2002.
For more information, call (888) 954-3553 or (973) 676-1000, ext. 1856.
Monday, April 30
Long Hill Township parents can sign incoming kindergarten students up for the Parent Teacher Organization's annual kindergarten workshop, to be held the week beginning on this day.
The workshop enables parents to meet district administrators, teachers and other key school personnel. Children will be involved in activities that will acquaint them with school routines.
On the last day of the workshop, children will take a bus ride to Gillette School and visit the kindergarten classes.
The cost of the workshop is $25, with an application deadline of Friday, April 6. For more information, call Claudia Wong at (908) 647-1511.
Clothes drive is Eagle Scout service project
WARREN TWP. Old clothes in good condition are being collected, sorted and distributed to Family Resource Associates and Bridges charities between Sunday, March 18 and Sunday, April 1. It is part of an Eagle Scout service project for SumeetH. Shah of Troop 228 in Warren. Collection centers will be at Kings supermarket of Warren, Krauszer's food s tore next to Warrenville Hardware and at the Bardy Farms shopping center. Participation will help the needy without clothing to wear.
Appreciation party set for former mayor
WARREN TWP. The friends of Ken Brenn will hold an appreciation party for the former township mayor, who left office at the end of 2000, from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, March 24 at the Forest Lodge in Warren. Tickets are $70 per person and will include carving tables, an open bar all evening and music. Tickets are limited to the first 175 reservations received. For more information, call Ralph Ekberg Sr. at (908) 647-6500.
DARE hosts breakfast
LONG HILL TWP. The township's 10th annual Drug Abuse Resistance Education's (DARE) pancake breakfast will be held from 7:30 a.m. to noon Sunday, April 1 at the Community Center in Stirling. Proceeds will benefit the DARE program in Long Hill schools. Contributions are $5 for adults, $4 for senior citizens and $3 for children. The sponsor is the Father Damien Council of the Knights of Columbus. For more information, call (908) 580-0555.


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About "Vampire Phrenology" by quick-brown-fox
Vampire Phrenology
Design by quick-brown-fox
Movie Vampires may look different, but basically they're all into the same stuff.
A silly idea I had when I saw a phenology head in a documentary, which kind of made me think of Nosferatu, one of the original silver screen vampires.
Thanks to alvarejo for the flash template and various folks for the tee templates.
nice work!
cool work!!!!
heh, black stuff and rock music. i really don't think sparkling belongs there though.
Quackery AND vampires? Sign me up!
Thanks a lot chaps! Sparkling, got to account for the twighlight vamps :€
nice love the illustration style liek an anatomy book!!!
great work !!!
I am a freaking vampire, and I approve
Great stuff.
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Great one!
I took sparkling as a complete judo chop to the nuts for the Twilight crew, they obviously have very little to do with the world this vampire inhabits. I'm glad you put it on the perimeter :)
Dude if this prints, swap blood and sunglasses, blooood is most always on the mind of these suckers!
Kewl, don't like sparking vampires by the way.
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hahaha..nice stuff..
I'm not too sure about the sparkling myself, but my research showed that vampires have always been able to do it, but chose not to because it damaged their street cred :)
Thanks everyone
really nice, on dark grey for me.
Hahaha, garlicool!
Excellent! Love the feel!
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haha this is nice. vampires are always cool.
"SPARKLING" lol
Really nice John
Excellent work! 5
I agree with FA, blood and sunglasses should be swapped, other than that great work! 5$!
Thanks for the comments and scores everyone
this will print on monday, may 2, 2011. 5$
quick-brown-fox on Jan 28 '11 I'm not too sure about the sparkling myself, but my research showed that vampires have always been able to do it, but chose not to because it damaged their street cred :)
That comment totally made me haha my head off and check out your slogans for the first time: you should sub some more of those, good stuff in the word department too from you :)
In related news: the score so far is in need of a point infusion.
Thanks man, but I think it's beyond saving
Really clever and fab execution! $5
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Still, that might be enough to dislodge current Billboard 200 champ, "Glee - The Music Volume 3: Showstoppers," which opened at No. 1 Wednesday with sales of 136,000 units last week.
Stone Temple Pilots' self-titled album marks the follow-up to 2001's "Shangri-La Dee Da" which opened at No. 9 with 98,000 copies. Before that, "No. 4" bowed at No. 6 with 120,500 units in 1999. Meanwhile, "Purple" (1994, No. 1) and "Tiny Music ... Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop" (1996, No. 4) averaged opening-week sales of more than 207,000 copies.
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Ingram Micro named global Symantec distribution partner
Building on its success in advanced IT security, broadliner Ingram Micro is now a key global distribution partner for Symantec and an authorized distributor for the network security portfolio Symantec gained through its acquisition of Blue Coat last August. "With Symantec and Ingram Micro as part of our partner ecosystem, we are empowered and enabled to deliver the advanced managed security services and solutions businesses need to confidently capitalize on the business-building benefits of cloud computing", said Pat Grillo, Chairman of the Board Atrion, an Ingram Micro channel partner.
Under the new scope, Ingram Micro will expand its reach from multi-regional to global, and support Symantec's Integrated Cyber Defense enterprise portfolio including endpoint, email, data loss prevention, data center, cloud security and secure web gateway solutions. Channel partners across several key regions including the Americas, Europe and Asia can now easily engage Ingram Micro to establish a new or expanded relationship with Symantec. Additionally, existing Ingram Micro / Symantec channel partners can expand their solutions portfolio and services reach to include complementary product lines and international customers.
"Serving as a key global distribution partner for Symantec and expanding our authorization is rewarding and an opportunity we worked hard to secure and will certainly capitalize on", said Thomas Bamrick, director, Global Vendor Engagement, Ingram Micro. "Our ability to out execute and add greater business value to Symantec's business is proven, and we are excited to build on our success and enable more channel partners worldwide to take advantage of all Symantec has to offer."
Together, Ingram Micro and Symantec offer channel partners the sales, marketing and technical support resources needed to speed the sales cycle and simplify success, while maximizing channel partner's potential for profitable growth. "Symantec is committed to the channel and excited to have Ingram Micro as part of its go-to-market global business strategy as we secure the Cloud Generation", said Erick Foy, director of channel sales for North America for Symantec. "Our distribution partners are an essential part of our new channel program and together we will succeed."
Yepzon appoints Ingram Micro
Scandinavia: broadliner Ingram Micro has inked a distribution partnership with Finnish vendor Yepzon, which has developed GPS trackers designed to locate pets, people and things. The partnership covers the whole Scandinavian region, through Ingram offices in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Mark Chlebek to Head Pan-EMEA Ingram Micro Division
Broadliner Ingram Micro has unveiled a change of leadership in its pan-EMEA division. Mark Chlebek replaces Robert Beck as executive director of this division, managing relationships with pan-EMEA vendor partners. Beck will "gradually withdraw from the day-to-day business", before ending his 25 year career with the distributor. A 20-year company veteran, having joined Ingram in 1997, Chlebek takes responsibility for "purchasing and business management" for regional vendor partners managed by the distributor on a centralised basis. As part of the EMEA senior management team he reports to global group president of EMEA Mark Snider. "I'm excited to have Mark Chlebek coming into this strategic role. Mark brings with him years of EMEA-wide experience driving innovation and growth for our business. I am looking forward to working with him in his new capacity", Snider says. "I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Robert Beck for his many years of service and dedication to Ingram Micro. I'd also like to thank him for volunteering to help with a smooth transition, ensuring Ingram Micro business will continue without interruption to our vendor and customer partners." Chlebek is but one recent promotion in Ingram management. In February the distributor appointed Jacek Murawski as VP of EMEA vender engagement, with Günter Schiessl and Jordi Muñoz reporting into him in roles overseeing the management of partnerships with volume and value vendors respectively.
Ingram Micro strengthens EMEA go-to-market team
Broadliner Ingram Micro has strengthened and invested in its regional go-to-market team and capabilities in EMEA. In line with this strategic move, a number of changes have been made to Ingram Micro's EMEA vendor engagement team and the EMEA leadership team.
Jacek Murawski has been appointed to the new role of vice president, EMEA vendor engagement and joins the EMEA leadership team. Murawski most recently served as General Manager and VP EMEA for Odin Automation, a leading cloud provisioning management technology platform acquired by Ingram Micro in December 2015. Murawski brings experience from both the distributor and vendor side to his new role, as he previously served as general manager Microsoft Poland, general manager for Dell in Eastern Europe and senior VP, strategic industries, EMEA with SAP, as well as 9 years in EMEAR leadership roles at Cisco.
Furthermore, Günter Schiessl, who until recently led volume vendor management for Ingram Micro Germany, is also taking on a new role with the company. Schiessl, who will report to Murawski, is tasked with the new role of leading Ingram Micro's volume vendor engagement team in EMEA. Jordi Muñoz will also now report to Murawski in his new position leading Ingram Micro's value vendor engagement team in EMEA; he formerly served as the value business lead for Ingram Micro Spain. Both Schiessl and Muñoz bring a great depth of knowledge and experience with them to their new positions and are expected to further strengthen Ingram Micro's well-established relationships with customers and vendors in the region.
Sabine Howest, Ingram Micro vice president global vendor engagement, commented: "each of these individuals is well-respected in our industry, having distinguished themselves as experts in their fields. We are extremely pleased to be strengthening and investing in our regional go-to-market team and capabilities in EMEA. In 2017, you will see Ingram Micro put our vendors' and resellers' needs at our core as we aggressively grow our market relevance. These changes reflect Ingram Micro's commitment to play an ever-increasing leadership role in the EMEA market."
Alongside the aforementioned changes, Tasneem Baldiwala, formerly vendor engagement lead for EMEA, will move to a new role leading strategic planning and execution for the region, reporting to Ingram Micro executive vice president and president EMEA, Mark Snider, and remaining a member of the EMEA leadership team. Mark Chlebek, who formerly led the value vendor engagement team, has been promoted to executive director, EMEA development and also joins the EMEA leadership team. In their new roles, they will harness their experience and knowledge from working with vendor partners, further strengthening Ingram Micro's leadership team in EMEA.
Ingram Cloud Marketplace now available to partners in five more countries
True to its commitment to expanding access to its Cloud Marketplace across the globe, broadliner Ingram Micro has expanded the access to its cloud platform to resellers in Croatia, Czech Republic and Slovakia, Finland and Poland, bringing the total number of countries within the Ingram Micro Cloud network to 38.
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That's right...I need to do some time in Joliet!
Hello its Tiptoe, AKA Tip, AKA Matt, AKA the guy that wears the cowboy hat at the midwest races and owns the Tiger striped Camaro.
This year, like last year, my team isnt going to be able to make the Joliet race, but I have that weekend off, so I reach out to you...the other racers for some seat time at autobahn.
Why should you want me on your team?? Lemme lay it out for you!
1. I'm self sufficient!
I live in Wisconsin, I plan to show up with my own tent, food, gear, some tools, and my boyfriend.....who is also my spotter. No need to worry about lodging, gear sharing, having all the snacks vanish, or funny feelings because you had to share a bed with.....um....well....
2. Lots of driving experience!
I have over 20 Lemons races under my belt, a pair of Chumpcar races, as well as SCCA and circle track races in my history. I race clean and I have never brought someone else's car back with any (new) dents on it. Only one black flag on me for the past 5 years as well.
3. I'm a mechanic!!
I work at a car dealership, we sell GM and Toyota but I was an independent in the past so I DO have skills that can help if you have a European or Korean car. I'm not afraid to get my hand dirty is something blows up on the car.
4. I'm a furry!!
So if you need someone to dress up because someone earned the team the "village people" penalty....again I'm in!!
ALL joking aside I love racing in Lemons, love meeting new people/teams, and love driving new cars. I would LOVE to help a new team get rolling on the right foot at this race. I understand that I have to pay to play, and I would just shoot down Friday night after work, same sort of thing I did last year. I have my own HANS as well as a EZ up that I will bring along for any team that takes me in to use, I have other gear as well so if you need something shoot me a line and lets see if we can make it happen.
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Kloveniersburgwal 48 Amsterdam
Room number: D 0.09
Postal address:
Kloveniersburgwal 48
1012 CX Amsterdam
Research Project
Martje aan de Kerk is a PhD candidate at the early modern history department. She is working on a project entitled: 'Madness and the city. Interactions between the mad, their families and urban society in the Dutch Republic, 1600-1795.' This project aims to uncover the interactions between the mad, their family and urban society, and to analyze the changing attitudes towards perceived madness in the seventeenth and eighteenth century. The focus of the research will be on the changing daily reality of the mad and their caregivers during this period. Which options were available to families, and which choices families made in order to take care of their mad family members? Which impact did this all have upon the significant increase in the admission rates of the urban Dutch Dolhuyzen in the eighteenth century?
'They called me mad, and I called them mad, and damn them, they outvoted me.' (Remark from Nathaniel Lee (c.1653 - 6 may 1692) after being incarcerated in Bedlam for five years)
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Martje aan de Kerk (1988) finished the Research Master in History ( cum laude) at the University of Amsterdam in 2013. During this period she specialized in medical history during the early modern period. In her master thesis she examined perceptions of illness and treatment options on the medical market in early modern Amsterdam.Her price winning bachelor thesis about the patterns of admission in the Amsterdam Dolhuys in the seventeenth and eighteenth century has resulted in publications in Skript (2011) and Geschiedenis Magazine (2012).
Research interests
History of Medicine, Social History of Medicine, Early Modern History, Urban History, History of social institutions, History Of Madness And Psychiatry and History of Medicine and the Body.
'Niets menselijker dan het anatomisch model' De fascinatie voor anatomische modellen', online published on: http://www.museumboerhaave.nl/tentoonstellingen/amazing-models (december 2013).
'Verstoten of verzorgd, Patronen van opname en ontslag in het Amsterdamse Dolhuys, 1640-1780', Geschiedenis Magazine jaargang 47 nr. 5 (2012) 18-22.
'Verstoten of verzorgd. Patronen van opname en ontslag in het Amsterdamse Dolhuis, 1640-1780', Skript historisch tijdschrift Vol. 33 afl. I (2010) 4-15.
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Saratoga needs a modern-day sheriff
Saratoga needs a modern-day sheriff
I was impressed to see Jeff Gildersleeve announce an initiative to bring the Saratoga County Sheriff's Department into the 21st century with technological upgrades. Jeff pledged to create department emails, utilize the Internet, install video arraignments, and increase modern law enforcement techniques once he is elected.
It was nice to see a sheriff candidate that can think outside the box and recognize the importance as an administrator to look at new ways to do business. Jeff Gildersleeve demonstrated real initiative.
In disappointing contrast, Mike Zurlo spent over 30 years in the dark ages at the Sheriff's Department. He never realized that there was a technology problem until Jeff Gildersleeve told him there was.
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Join me in voting for Jeff Gildersleeve as Saratoga County sheriff in the Republican Primary on Sept. 10.
Chris Curtis


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This article contains unofficial information.
While these seem like minor changes, who knows what internal changes might have been made. At least we now know that the Tour seems headed for Vodafone. We might have to see a change in the model number for a release on that carrier since xx30 designations have been for CDMA devices like Verizon's 9530 Storm. Vodafone's Storm is the 9500.
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posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0
1. trentsinmypants (Posts: 324; Member since: 29 Jan 2009)
no word on a suretouch screen?
posted on 11 Jun 2009, 16:29 0
2. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
who is trent and why is he in your pants? haha
posted on 12 Jun 2009, 19:45 0
5. T-Money3000 (unregistered)
I asked him that... it's a NIN reference...awesome band...
posted on 11 Jun 2009, 17:03 0
3. jodeci888 (Posts: 44; Member since: 14 May 2009)
Storm 2????????????????????????????????? Please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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4. Blazeralb (Posts: 8; Member since: 11 Jan 2009)
im 99.99% sure that the tour does not have a suretouch screen. Would be sick but the obvious way of knowing is that the phones going to verizon(they never get sick phones). Jabs aside, it looks like a solid phone but i do wish it had something else to offer other then bein a dulled down version of the 3year old Bold...oh well p.s. post a the vid or at least a link to it
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Rev Dr Paul Chamberlain
Paul has been the vicar of St Faith's since March 2014.
Paul grew up in Ashby-de-la-Zouch (in Leicestershire), and has lived in Southampton, Bristol, Lancaster and Oxfordshire. Paul studied chemistry at Southampton University, and chemistry and ecology at Bristol University, where his research involved using chemistry to understand what some insects that live in soil eat.
Paul felt God call him into Christian ministry when he was 15, but only left his job as a scientist to train for ministry when he was 34. (You could ask him sometime why it took him so long…!) He was a curate (trainee vicar) in Thame in Oxfordshire, before coming to St Faith's.
Paul is a big fan of Doctor Who, and has learnt to play the guitar in the last 5 years. He is married to Becca and they have two boys. The whole family is enjoying living by the sea!
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Ven Dr Trevor Reader
Associate Minister
Trevor grew up in Haverfordwest but moved to Portsmouth in 1965 to study for a degree in Zoology. He stayed at what is now Portsmouth University doing research and lecturing in Parasitic diseases until he left to become a Church Minister in 1986. In the meantime he had married Lesley in 1968 and they subsequently had 6 daughters.
All of Trevor's ministry has been in the Portsmouth Diocese beginning with a training Curacy at St Mary's Alverstoke from 1986 to 89. There followed periods of ministry in Warsash and then Blendworth with Chalton with Idsworth (where he was also Director of non stipendiary Ministry ). In 2003 he became Archdeacon of the Isle of Wight but sadly his first wife Lesley died shortly after. In 2006 he became Archdeacon of Portsdown and before he retired in 2013 also oversaw the vacant Archdeaconry of the Meon for some 12 months.
Trevor moved to Lee on the Solent on retirement having been married to his second wife Lynne at St Faith's church in 2008. Lynne had been born and brought up in the area so this was returning home for her.
Trevor is delighted to be able to be able to help the Ministry team at St Faith's as an Associate Priest and having 6 toddler Grandchildren living locally life is good but very busy.
Rita Morgan
Rita was born in Altrincham, Chesire but was brought up in North Staffordshire. In 1972, she joined the Women's Royal Naval Service and, after postings in Chatham, Plymouth, Malta and Portsmouth, she joined HMS Daedalus and fell in love with Lee-on-the-Solent… and the man who would become her husband! Rita left the WRNS in 1984 to start a family and subsequently had four sons. Whilst the children were pre-school age, she studied with the Open University and did some voluntary work, including supporting naval organisations and charities. Rita's husband, Andrew, retired from the Royal Navy in 2004, having completed 30 year's service.
Before retiring at the end of 2014, Rita was a special needs officer for Hampshire Country Council, overseeing the statutory assessment process and provision of support for children with special educational needs. She now helps out with the Rainbow Toddler group and the pre-school group at the Sundays@11 service at St Faith's.
Although the Christian faith and church were part of Rita's childhood, it was not until her mid-twenties that she fully committed her life to Christ. The Naval Christian Fellowship (NCF) has been very influential in her Christian journey and the fellowship text remains a key principle in her life: Trust in the Lord with all you heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him and he shall direct your paths (Proverbs 3: 5&6).
Cliff Rook
Cliff was born in Hambledon in 1946 with an elder brother and sister to parents who were committed to the church of St Peter & St Paul. His father served on the PCC for many years, and his mother was an active member of the Mothers' Union in the village. His grandfather was the churchwarden at St Peter & St Paul for many years. Cliff became involved with the church as a young teenager, becoming a server at the 8 o'clock communion which he continued to do after he married Joan in 1967.
As a teenager at one time he felt a calling to the ministry, but joined the MOD police in 1966 instead, and remained with them until his retirement in 2006. Joan and Cliff moved to lee-on-the-Solent in 1969 and two years later took up sailing. Their son came along in 1970 and a daughter in 1974, both were brought up with sailing, which they both enjoy to this day.
Although Cliff has worshiped at St Faith's since 1969, he never really got involved with the church here until his retirement in 2006, and in 2012 he became a churchwarden.
Andrew Munro
Andrew was born in Portsmouth in 1954, and moved to Gosport in 1955 when his father was appointed as Vicar of St John the Evangelist, Forton. He did his early schooling in Gosport and then was educated away from the town for ten years and in 1972 went to King Alfred's College, Winchester to train as an Infant School Teacher.
He worked in the borough in three separate schools and finished his teaching career as Deputy Head of a local Infant School. He was following in the family tradition of there being a teacher in the family since 1832 and this tradition still continues to this day! After retiring early from teaching he worked in a local Lee-on-the-Solent convenience store for a year and then started at St Faith's in March 2004. He has seen the job develop into something which is very varied and extremely interesting.
He became a member of the congregation at St Faith's in 2000 when he met his wife Penny and they were married in June 2002. He became step-father to Penny's three children along with already being step-father to the two children of his first late wife.
In his Christian journey he has led a Youth Group for teenagers, led Alpha courses, trained as a Christian listener and for the Healing Ministry.
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Joyce Dawson
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Joyce has spent many years in both Christian Ministry and in the helping professions, and has been part of St Faith's for the last few years.
Joyce feels she is able to bring a number of relevant skills to the area of Pastoral Ministry at St. Faith's. She is also a volunteer adviser at the Citizens Advice Bureau, and is very aware of the kind of very complex and distressing problems so many local people are experiencing.
Ian Hamilton
Ian has been a Licensed Reader at St Faith's since March 2007. He's a 'baby boomer', was born in Hitchin and brought up in Letchworth – first Garden City and full of trees! At 11 Ian joined the Covenanters affiliated to the local Baptist church becoming a Christian at 16 by total immersion.
Ian joined the Royal Navy and served 5 years as a health physicist and paramedic on nuclear submarines, including Polaris, during the cold war. For the rest of his naval service he became a radiographer attached to RNH Haslar where he specialised in nuclear medicine.
Ian spent 15 years in the NHS, mostly in Kent where he worked at Medway Maritime Hospital, obtaining his MSc in Nuclear Medicine. In 2000 he was licensed as a Reader to St Margaret's, Rainham.
Ian is married to Sue; they retired in 2006 and returned to this corner of Hampshire. They have two married sons and 4 delightful grandchildren. Ian loves most sports, but the body only allows him to play golf nowadays. He's a drummer in the local U3A swing band, a member of Lee Singers and enjoys growing veg on his allotment.
Rev Michael Beer
Michael grew up in Folkestone, Kent but in his early teens he moved to Harlow and then onto Sawbridgeworth in Hertfordshire. His first job was with the security printers Thomas De Le Rue. When he was 19 and running the church Youth Club, his vicar suggested that he might consider the ordained ministry and so the seed of his vocation was sown.
Michael studied at the Hostel of the Resurrection in Leeds as well as completing a pre-theological course in Durham. Finally, after three years training at Chichester Theological College he was ordained deacon in September 1969.
Michael had married Jan in 1968, so they went together to his first parish in Leagrave, Luton. Michael was also curate in St Vincent West Indies and in Bishops Stortford before he was made vicar of St Peter's London Colney in 1980. His wife Jan became his curate before they moved again in 1997 to the parish of Cuffley and Northaw.
Michael retired in 2009 and moved with Jan to Lee-on-the-Solent, where he enjoys walking, bird-watching and cycling along the seashore as well as rediscovering his love of tennis. He plays the clarinet and has also played guitar since he was a teenager.
Michael and Jan have two grown-up sons, Simon and Matthew.
Rev Jan Beer
Jan grew up in Bognor Regis and after training at Goldsmith's College, London, she became a teacher in East Wittering. After her marriage to Michael in 1968she taught part-time in Leagrave until their first son, Simon was born in 1970.
Whilst training to be missionaries at the College of the Ascension, Birmingham, Matthew was born. They spent a short and difficult time in St Vincent, West Indies before moving to Bishop's Stortford and then to London Colney in Hertfordshire. It was in this parish that Jan felt called to test her vocation to the ministry and she was one of the first women to be ordained priest in 1994. During that time Jan was also teaching Religious Studies at St Alban's High School for Girls and then was part of the chaplaincy team at MIddlesex University.
When she and Michael moved to Cuffley, Jan spent two years working for Christian Action, Research and Education before teaching Religious Studies again at Queenswood Boarding School for Girls.
Since moving to Lee-on-the-Solent Jan has enjoyed continuing her Christian ministry in the area as well as taking on some supply teaching, including a few months at Bedales School near Petersfield, teaching A level psychology.
Jan, like Michael, has a love for seaside walks, tennis and cycling as well as kayaking along the local coastline. She has always had a passion for music and drama.
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Rev Brian Cox
Brian was born in Eastleigh in 1949. He married Lys in 1971 and have two children – Sadie, who is married to Peter and they have a daughter Rosie, they live at Whiteley, and Andrew who is married to Rachel and they have two daughters, Lila and Josie and they live in Horsham, West Sussex. Brian married both his children and baptised Rosie!
Brian worked for thirty years in the printing industry, ten years running his own business. Then in middle age he turned his collar around and was ordained in 1994. He served his curacy in Maybush, Southampton then moved to Knights Enham in Andover before returning to Freemantle in Southampton, from where he retired in January of this year.
Brian has been a school governor and trustee for four schools, Chaplain to the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton an honorary Chaplain to Southampton NHS Hospital Trust, a surrogate for Marriage in Southampton and was a founder of Southampton Street Pastors.
Brian likes to garden, is a member of Lee-on-the-Solent Art Group and has recently joined Gosport Boxing Club to keep fit!


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