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Meat Free, Lent Friendly Meals: Parmesan Shrimp and Pesto Noodles By What Is Cooking Now? 03/04/14 21:39 All-new Parmesan Encrusted Butterfly Shrimp is a savory, comfort-food twist on SeaPak's award-winning Butterfly Shrimp product. Each shrimp is covered with SeaPak's signature crumb coating and then tossed with crisp Parmesan cheese and Italian herbs. A... Add to my recipe book
Parmesan Crunch Chicken Breast By A Guy Who Loves to Cook! 03/01/14 15:45 Boneless, skinless chicken is convenient, healthy, fast cooking and adaptable to a wide variety of uses. The problem is that much of the chicken character is missing because the bone and skin are well, "less". So, when we prepare these healthier alternatives... Add to my recipe book
Butter and Parmesan Linguine - Donna Hay By BIZZY BAKES 02/26/14 00:36 Am I ever glad, the recipe for WWDH is an easy one, this week because this is my time to jump back in, not to regular posting but to just a little bit, tiny little footsteps. We do eat and I do cook although, I don't have that adventurous feeling. My daughter,... Add to my recipe book
141.4…Easy Parmesan Chicken By Melissa Likes To Eat 02/25/14 22:50 I have an extremely simple chicken recipe for you. I've made this so many times, I've lost track. Sometimes I'm making a side dish and need a simple chicken recipe to go along with it. This is the one. It's my husband's favorite. Easy Parmesan Garlic Chicken... Add to my recipe book
Baked Chicken Parmesan Riggies By Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen 02/21/14 17:00 Have you ever heard of a dish that really interests you, but just never seem to get around to making it? Maybe because you can't find a recipe for it that really grabs you, maybe you put it off for fear of failure? The later has been me on several occasions.... Add to my recipe book
Eggplant Parmesan Panini By KneadForFood 02/19/14 17:28 If I had to choose between hot or cold food, hot food would win out every time. So when it comes time to make a sandwich, I'm almost always going to make a hot, crispy version. Except with PB & J, which is damn near perfect already. I was originally just... Add to my recipe book
Kale and Brussels Sprout Salad with Dates, Parmesan and Smoked Almonds By Shockingly Delicious 02/18/14 18:40 All the important flavors – sweet, salty, smoky, slightly bitter -- are present and balanced in this delicious fresh raw kale salad that is better the longer it sits. Add to my recipe book
Chicken Parmesan Meatballs By Amy's Cooking Adventures 02/06/14 14:30 We're big meatball fans in my house. Usually I stick to my same old beef meatball recipe with white or brown gravy and serve it with baked potatoes. And don't get me wrong – it's delicious, plus Dude and Spud will eat them! But sometime I need a little... Add to my recipe book
Crusted Parmesan and Herb Chicken Fingers By the Fuss Free chef 02/06/14 09:42 One of my fondest food-related memories during my University days in Australia was eating this Crusted Parmesan and Herb Chicken. Here's recreating some nostalgic food that is super easy and super delicious. It is also mighty kid friendly too. I much prefer... Add to my recipe book
Swiss Chard with Parmesan, Pear and Pine Nuts By eat-tori 01/29/14 10:31 Poor Swiss Chard. I bet it feels like the girl who had a lock on the school captaincy, right up until the final year when in blows a willowy creature with a winning smile, tumbling curls and a killer high-jump from overseas. Ever since The Ascendancy of... Add to my recipe book
Parmesan Turkey Meatloaf By Good Food Happy Family 01/28/14 13:49 Meatloaf is one of those dishes that is so comforting to me. My mom made it a lot when I was young, and I always looked forward to it. I actually may like leftover cold meatloaf sandwiches as much as the hot meal. I know what I'll be having for lunch today... Add to my recipe book
144.8…Herbed Chicken Parmesan By Melissa Likes To Eat 01/23/14 23:45 The night before we left for Mexico, I made a fabulous dinner. I love chicken parmesan but it's not the best for you. This is where Cooking Light comes in to save the day. This one isn't deep fried, just quickly "pan-fried" on the stove and finished under... Add to my recipe book
Parmesan & Garlic Pasta By Michele's Woman Cave 01/23/14 18:30 This is the perfect weeknight side dish since it has lots of flavor and can be made in a short amount of time. Parmesan & Garlic Pasta 8 oz linguine, cooked al dente and drained 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 3 cloves garlic, smashed 1/4 tsp crushed red... Add to my recipe book
Roasted Garlic & White Bean Soup with Parmesan Frico By StrawberryPlum 01/23/14 16:16 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 2h There's been an awful lot of soup in my life for the past few weeks. Every time I put another pot on the stove, the little voice in my head replays a line from the movie "Juno". "She smells like soup. Have you ever smelled her? I mean, her whole house smells... Add to my recipe book
Lemon and Garlic Shrimp and Parmesan Grits By What Is Cooking Now? 01/20/14 16:23 Making foods that are lighter in calories and fat doesn't mean that you always have to always sacrifice flavor. Switching... Continue reading » Add to my recipe book
Pasta with {Slightly Skinny} Butternut Parmesan Sauce By KitchenJoy 01/17/14 21:13 A few months ago I was given a few butternut squashes (Is "squashes" correct? Or would that be "squash"? As in "deer"...or "fish"...or "moose"? I give up) from a relative that grows them in her garden- how fun is that- home-grown squash! Lovely, rich, smooth,... Add to my recipe book
Roasted Whole Baby Cauliflower with Herbs & Parmesan By Jackie's Happy Plate 01/15/14 09:08 "I'm really into cauliflower right now", my friend Helen announced as she pulled Bon Appetit's version of this dish out of her oven. Now I am too. I'm also obsessed with the idea of roasting an entire head, so when I came across these adorable baby cauliflower... Add to my recipe book
Baked Parmesan Polenta Fries By FoodRecipesHQ 01/14/14 14:41 In Naples triangles of fried polenta are called scagnuozzi (I hope I haven't misspelled it – although I was born in Naples, I do not know the dialect very well!). These scagnuozzi (meaning "henchmen") are yummy treats that every pizzeria sells as a street... Add to my recipe book
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Parmesan & Mozzarella #Healthy Eating #Weekly Menu Plan By Simple Living and Eating 01/13/14 06:00 Preparation: 10 min Sweet potatoes...yams they are the same thing in the US. Word has it that African slaves started calling the softer American sweet potatoes yams because they reminded them of yams from Africa. In the US it's a decision by the seller what they prefer to... Add to my recipe book
Garlic Parmesan Herb Fauxcaccia By Simply Bitten Kitchen 01/12/14 03:55 Today's post is my version of Focaccia .The first time I made Focaccia I was in cooking school but before that I had a huge love for this bread .This is not a traditional Focaccia.This version of Focaccia is made … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book


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Overqualified Employee: A Liability Or An Asset?
You nailed the interview and fulfilled all the job requirements but the employers still turned you down? Why were you turned down? The frustrating reason given by the employer is that the company will look for another candidate since you are 'overqualified'. This bombshell has been dropped on a lot of candidates over the years and has caused frustration among those who failed to get a job despite being well-educated and experienced. The situation is not that easy for the employers either, who are interviewing a perfect candidate with a lot of experience but cannot hire him because he is overqualified and might not stick with them for long.
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Aspiring teacher Chelsea Hasenpflug said she's found the perfect job as Trinity United Methodist Church's new education coordinator.
Combining her passions of ministry and education, Hasenpflug was hired in January to take the reins from long-term worker Judy Croonquist, leader of adult and children's ministries.
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The Race is CLOSED for 2014 as we reached the maximum number of runners allowed in order to respect the neighborhood this race goes through. There will be NO race day registration. Thank you all for your support!
If you missed registration, please join us next year are we continue the tradition!
STRIVERS Running Club for Girls and the Natick Police Chase Team are joining together for the 5th year to raise money for families in our community who are less fortunate during the Holiday season.
This home town favorite road race has raised more than $20,000 for The Natick Service Council thanks to our supportive community and the generosity of our sponsors and contributors.
Our mission continues to be to bring together the Natick community and surrounding towns in a fun, family, festive-event that will help to raise funds for The Natick Service Council to use to purchase gift cards and grocery store cards for local residents in need during the Holiday season.
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The mission of the STRIVERS Running Club for Girls is to build a strong, confident, athletic, and community loyal young woman through the process of training and completing a 5k Road Race within a supportive team environment.
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The Natick Service Council (NSC) helps our neighbors in the Natick community meet basic needs for food, housing, home heating fuel and access to health care. Our purpose is to help promote self-sufficiency among those most at risk. The core values of NSC are to serve our community members with dignity, compassion and confidentiality.
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Warm welcome on arrival, helpful attitude of all staff. Pleasant room with all facilities in a quiet position. Excellent breakfast in elegant dining room. Family members were kind and attentive to our needs. Highly recommended!
The location; it was close to everything. The room was spacious and clean.
The only thing I didn't like was the sign. You can walk by the hotel without noticing it.It lacks a sign that creates awareness.
This is a fantastic place to stay in the heart of Florence, easy to find and fully supportive of any agenda. The service is flawless, the rooms well appointed, clean, and comfortable. Breakfast is excellent and well served. It's your home away from home in Florence.
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Hotel entrance is on 1st floor and only accessible by stairs or a lift
Awesome location. Not luxurious, but extremely well thought out with respect to the details that really matter. Clean. Good breakfast. Industrious staff.
The hotel is very centrally located to ALL the major sightseeing must sees in Florence. Il Duomo is literally down the road, the Acadamie is up the road, the leather market around the corner. You can walk everywhere from this hotel! Whatever you want to do, wherever you want to go, the Lombardi family is always willing to give you directions. The room was comfortable enough, the bathroom was in keeping with the overall feel of the city. The breakfast was adequate enough to give you a good start to your day.The hotel was comfortable, the owners were friendly and very informative. I would definitely stay at Hotel Casci again!
A family run hotel, they were so helpful and friendly and spoke reasonably good english. The breakfasts were very good with fresh fruit, boiled eggs and toast and continental for those who like. Beds extremely co fortable and all I all made our stay very enjoyable.
We were quite happy with the rooms but some might find them very dated and old.
I liked the location. Very close to the Cathedral and the sites and not to far from the train station if you want to walk.
The staff treated us like family. It's right by the duomo and within walking distance of everything. Great breakfast too.
Towels could have been fluffier.
Everyone I dealt with by email or phone was very responsive and helpful. The hotel is located in the old town section a block from the Duomo and Accademia. Train station is an easy walk, 5 minutes away. Our room was great, but I heard a friend say their bed was pretty hard so it's worth checking. Good breakfast. Overall, three star value for two star price.
Bit pricey but reliable.
Location and staff. Excellent breakfast included.
We could not operate the air conditioning and for sound-proofing there were 3 or 4 windows or shutters. With them open it was noisy.
This hotel was formerly a convent nad located in the 4th floor on the building. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. The staff are very helpful and the location is very convenient to the Duomo and leather market areas
Great people and perfect location
We loved the location of this hotel! While it may seem a little dated to some, we loved the fact that it's a house of historical significance. The breakfast was great every morning, with plenty of food each day. The room itself (we stayed in number 7) was very comfortable, with big beds and a large (by European standards) bathroom.
Location is excellent, staff is wonderful, and very helpful. It was clean and teh breakfast very good. It was also safe. Other families with kids were present.
The beds are not great. Mosquitos were a problem. Can be solved with plug in mosquito killer.
Location, people, breakfast, information
not much - I would have liked to have a tip jar to provide one tip for the entire staff.
We arrived at the hotel on the morning and were told to leave our bags and they would possibly put them in our rooms in the afternoon. We went sightseeing and returned in the afternoon. We met Peter-Paul we ho told us that a plumber was working on our room but it should be finished later on. We couldn't get cleaned up but went for a meal. When we returned we were told that the the room wasn't fit for guests so we would have to stay at their friends hotel down the road. He took us to Hotel Gioia. The hotel was a much lesser hotel but it was very late and my 9 year old was tired so we were willing to stay anyway. When we were led to the room through a hallway up some stairs and then back down some stairs. The room was very odd looking. When I drew the curtains to check the view the whole thing fell down, next I checked the shower and the head was broken so the water went everywhere, lastly I checked the bed but I could feel every spring on my back so I grabbed our stuff and headed back to Hotel Casci. I told the older gentleman with the ear ring, who I believed was the owner but insisted he was the night desk staff that the room was not acceptable. I asked him to show me the original room we booked. He said that the door was locked from the inside so he couldn't show me. I immediately suspected that they had rented the room at a higher rate and tried to send to their friends who had vacancy for obvious reasons. So I asked to know the room number so I could knock on the door if it was empty. He then said that the room was locked for fire safety reason. I explained again that I would not enter but just knock to confirm that no one was staying there . He said that he didn't know the room number because he was the night staff. It was a lame excuse, as any desk clerk would be aware of a room that was out of service. I threatened to go to the police as I was quite certain that they had rented the room to another guest.
Great hotel, location and hospitality! We would come back again. People are very sweet!
The helpfulness of the staff.
Room was a little dark.
Amazing location, very large room, very good breakfast selection each morning, friendly staff
Family run business, staff are extremely friendly. Very handy location right between accademia and the duomo, so everything is within walking distance.
The plumbing (at least in our room) uses a sump pump so the shower will well water at your feet until it decides to work (which involves mechanical sounds at random times of the day or night).
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I have searched google for this but found nothing.
Is there anyway to display your company logo for a few seconds when a user logs in?
I want to display something similar to what occurs when a user, for example opens Outlook; a box is displayed for a few seconds displaying the outlook 2003 logo, instead it being the company logo which is displayed in this manner when a user logs in?
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Hsp104, an enzyme from yeast, breaks up both amyloid fibrils and disordered clumps. In the most recent issue of Cell, James Shorter, PhD, assistant professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, and colleagues from the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, show that Hsp104 switches mechanism to break up amyloid versus disordered clumps. For stable amyloid-type structures, Hsp104 needs all six of its subunits, which together make a hexamer, to pull the clumps apart. By contrast, for the more amorphous, non-amyloid clumps, Hsp104 required only one of its six subunits.
Unexpectedly, the bacterial version of the Hsp104 enzyme, called ClpB, behaves differently compared to Hsp104. Bacterial ClpB uses all six subunits to break up amorphous clumps and fails to break up amyloid fibrils. Bacteria just ignore these more stable structures, whereas yeast use Hsp104 to exploit amyloid fibrils for beneficial purposes.
"One surprise is that biochemists thought that Hsp104 and ClpB hexamers worked in the same way," says first author and graduate student in the Shorter lab Morgan DeSantis. "This is not the case."
Hsp104 breaks up the protein clumps by "pulling" individual polypeptide chains through a channel that the hexamer forms at its center, recruiting more subunits to the job, as needed. Individual polypeptides emerge on the other side where they can be refolded into active structures. Remarkably, Hsp104 broke up various amyloid fibrils formed by proteins connected to Alzheimer's disease (tau and Ab42), Parkinson's disease (α-synuclein), Huntington's disease (polyglutamine), and even type II diabetes (amylin).
The bad news is that animals do not harbor their own version of Hsp104 and they do not appear to have the protein machinery to break up amyloid clumps as rapidly. But Shorter views this as a possible therapeutic opportunity: "We want to introduce Hsp104 transiently as a therapeutic clump buster and optimize Hsp104 for each type of disease protein." He is heartened by preclinical evidence that Hsp104 rescues neurodegeneration caused by α-synuclein misfolding in a rat model of Parkinson's disease. His lab is now scanning yeast cells to look for the most useful forms of Hsp104.
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Manheim's Matt Greiner of August Burns Redphredd : September 17, 2010 8:39 am : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – Matt Greiner is the drummer of August Burns Red. Matt originally hails from Manheim and now lives in Lititz. August Burns Red has become one of the most popular bands in Christian Music as evidenced by their popularity at this year's Purple Door Festival. Matt and ABR lead vocalist Jake Luhrs have begun an online ministry to meet the needs of their listeners.
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Meet Coffey Andersonphredd : September 12, 2010 5:04 pm : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – I had the opportunity to attend Momentum 2010 this past week. Momentum 2010 is a gathering of Christian Radio and Festival people who get together to share ideas. In addition to great learning sessions, there were also many opportunities to hear artists. One new artist that I was really impressed with was Coffey Anderson. Half way thru Coffey's song, he backing tracks quit. Coffey continued to play with just his guitar and really impressed everyone by keeping his composure. I think you are going to really like his music (it comes out later this fall). Here's the song he played for us in Orlando.
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Anybody Out There remember Burlap to Cashmere?phredd : September 2, 2010 8:56 am : Fred McNaughton
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Keith Green – 28, 28, 28phredd : July 28, 2010 8:50 am : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – 28 years ago, on July 28, 1982, Keith Green went home to be with the Lord. He was 28 years old. Keith was killed in a tragic airplane crash in 1982 along with two of his children, the Smalley family and pilot, Don Burmeister. Tonite at 7:30pm you can experience Keith Green in concert by visiting his website.
Meeting Slugs and Bugsphredd : July 8, 2010 10:12 am : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – Tractor, Tractor harvesting the wheat. Tractor, Tractor harvesting the wheat. What an incredibly catchy fun and engaging song. You've probably heard TRACTOR TRACTOR on the Kids Cookie Break or maybe you've been one of many who have called Radio Friend Phil to hear it on the request show. Even more fun and engaging is Mr. Randall Goodgame himself. Randall brought Slugs and Bugs to Creation this year despite a nasty gash to his lower leg obtained while building a tree house for his 3 children.
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FRED MCNAUGHTON – Pastor Harry Thomas is one of my heroes. We tease Harry about looking like Santa Clause. He doesn't just look the part, though. He is also "lively and quick"! Harry always has a kind word, a joke, and a servant's heart. I couldn't tell you how many times he has been at the right place at the right time with a golf cart ride, a hand with carrying boxes, or a much needed word of encouragement. Many Creation volunteers can vouch for the fact that Harry is the best example of someone who Loves Jesus with all his heart, and someone who knows how to serve others.
This morning Lisa and I not only had a chance to Interview Harry about this year's Creation Festival, but we also played his song, "Quiet the Lion" from his 1976 album. Yes, back then they put them on vinyl, Radio Friend Phil!
In addition to being one of the co-founders (along with our own Tim Landis) of the Creation Festival Harry is also a Pastor, Evangelist, Singer, Songwriter, Radio Show Host, Dad, Grandad, and – added to his resume during the recent Creation Tour – video blogger!
Listen to our interview with Harry.
Listen to his 1976 hit song "Quiet the Lions"
And visit the Creation Festival website.
Watch Eddie's video interview with Harry
I love Pastor Harry. He is one of my dear friends and true heroes.
Fred McNaughton
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I Like Ikephredd : June 14, 2010 12:53 pm : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – This morning's musical guest was a breath of fresh air. Engaging, winsome, and fabulously talented – if you've not heard of Joy Ike, you need to do some clicking. She is sharing her faith in mainstream settings with honesty, personality and great music.
Check out the interviews and live songs.
See her tonite in Hanover or Friday in Lancaster.
Watch the interview and song from this morning.
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FRED MCNAUGHTON – Jon Acuff's daily blog is mostly amazing. This one is even more mostly amazing!
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Memories of Dana Key (12/30/53 – 6/6/2010)phredd : June 7, 2010 1:33 pm : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – For many WJTL listeners from the mid to late 80s, DeGarmo and Key was their favorite band. They remained Rock and Roll while adopting "cool" 80s keyboard sounds and production techniques. They also continued to share the Gospel in their same straight-forward manner, even though other artists of the time were finding success with ambiguous lyrics and a less confrontational message.
I had the opportunity to produce/promote/be a part of….about a dozen DeGarmo and Key shows over the years in the WJTL listening area (Hersheypark Arena, Elizabethtown College, Hershey Theatre, LMH, Sight and Sound, Creation). With Dana's unexpected passing, I was trying to remember some of the highlights from those events. Of the two of them, Eddie DeGarmo was the more affable. He was much more likely to strike up a conversation with you and hang out with the local crew. Dana seemed more serious and focused on the task at hand. I do remember that Dana had the kind of gaze that could turn you into a statue. Intense would not begin to describe it.
Here are just three little nuggets of memories I had from working with Eddie and Dana over the years.
For some reason I ended up backstage just before D&K was to perform at the Creation Festival. As I remember it, this would have been toward the end of their career. They were playing an afternoon slot. I overheard stage manager Denny Keitzman tell them that, for whatever reason, they wouldn't be able to soundcheck. Eddie, Dana and Tommy Cathey (the band's bass player) were unfazed by the request and nonchalantly said they could go on without a soundcheck. This was not said with any sort of bragging, just very matter of factly. Then they went on stage and lit into one of the hottest sets I have ever heard at Creation, barring none. They were consummate professionals. They had done thousands of shows and showed complete confidence in their own abilities as well as that of the Creation team they were working with.
Once, when we were doing a DeGarmo and Key show at LMH (Lancaster Mennonite High School). Dana was on some kind of special diet where he needed to eat fish every so many days. Our intrepid concert catering team (Gwenda, Sarah, Cyndee, et.al.) agreed – against their better judgement. By the time school opened back up on Monday morning the fish smell had permeated the entire music wing of the school. I am pretty sure we have not served fish at a concert since.
Lastly, I remember a show we did with Eddie and Dana at Sight and Sound Auditorium. This was the old sight and sound hall before the new one was built. If my memory serves me correctly it was a co-bill between DeGarmo and Key and Mylon and Brokenheart. It was the last day of the tour and the crew was pulling off all kinds of practical jokes. During one song, they lowered a poster of some kind with writing all over it, from the rafters, right beside Dana while he was singing. Even the stoic Dana Key got a laugh from their unexpected prank and laughingly shared with the audience that it was the last night of the tour and that everyone was just a little giddy with the thought of going home. I think it helped all of us realize that these guys weren't just musicians – they were dads and husbands with wives and children who were excited for their soon arrival.
Dana Key (along with his childhood friend and partner – Ed DeGarmo) was a pioneer of Christian Rock Music. He died yesterday (June 6) reportedly of a ruptured blood clot, at the age of 56. At the time of his death, Dana was pastor of a church in Cordova Tennessee – The Love of Christ Church. His passing gives new perspective regarding his comments from that Sight and Sound concert from long ago about "being a little giddy with the thought of going home."
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Dana Key passes awayphredd : June 7, 2010 8:17 am : Fred McNaughton
FRED MCNAUGHTON – According to posts to his facebook, Dana Key, founding member of Pioneering Christian Rock Band – DeGarmo & Key – passed away yesterday (June 6)
Dana founded D&K along with keyboardist Eddie DeGarmo. Eddie and Dana became best friends in first grade. DeGarmo & Key were one of the most popular and influential groups of Christian Music's early days.
Dana was a direct descendant of the famous, Francis Scott Key, author of the Star Spangled Banner.
At the time of his death, Dana was pastor of a church in Cordova Tennessee – The Love of Christ Church.
We will keep you up to date with more information as it becomes available.
DeGarmo & Key were scheduled to perform at a benefit concert on June 13th. The Driven By Love Flood relief concert was to be hosted by The Love of Christ Church in Cordova and was to be a fundraiser for the flood victims in West TN. Bobby Qualls and his daughter were two of those victims. Bobby lost his life while trying to save his daughter.
Here is a link to his facebook page
Here, too is a video from their 1986 Dove Award Show performance.
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Fundraiser at Boccaser
Shaloma Hadassah will hold a fundraiser 5-9 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 at Bocca Coal Fired Bistro, 7805 Ventnor Ave., Margate. Receive a certificate and present it to the server and Bocca will donate 20 percent of the purchase price to Shaloma Hadassah. For information or to obtain a certificate call Eve at 609-822-0024.
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MARGATE – The Milton & Betty Katz Jewish Community Center will host a vegan community Thanksgiving feast noon-3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 27.
"We invite vegans and nonvegans alike to help us put compassion into action and adopt a kinder more considerate holiday this year," said Jack I. Fox, JCC chief executive officer. "This will be an afternoon where your palate will be tantalized by remarkable wholesome cuisine while you continue to learn about the meaning of a gentle Thanksgiving, all while you share a special afternoon with friends and loved ones."
Ladies Night Out to benefit Early Childhood Center playground
Written by Staff Reports Sunday, October 12, 2014 05:24 am
MARGATE – The Milton & Betty Katz JCC Early Childhood Education Center Parent Committee will hold a Ladies Night Out Shopping Extravaganza 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13 in the JCC auditorium, 501 N. Jerome Ave.
There will be cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and music while women shop the more than 50 vendors and enjoy a 20-minute fashion show featuring the fashions of Paris, New York and Madrid, according to organizers.
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VENTNOR - Congregation Beth Judah, 700 N. Swarthmore Ave., Ventnor, is offering the following community classes at the synagogue. For information or to register call Karen at 609-822-7116, ext. 101.
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The Gathering Wool quilting and knitting group meets 10 a.m. Tuesdays at the Ventnor branch of the Atlantic County Library, 6500 Atlantic Ave. Open to adults. All levels of experience welcome. Chat with and meet your neighbors while you knit or stitch. Bring any project you are working on or come and be inspired. No registration required. Call 609-823-4614.
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