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Ilchester lectures on Greeko-Slavonic literature
and its relations to the folk-lore of Europe during the middle ages; with two appendices and plates.
by Moses Gaster
Published 1887 by Trübner in London .
Folklore.,
Greek literature -- History and criticism,
Literature -- History and criticism,
Slavonic literatures -- History and criticism
Pagination x, 224 p.
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Ilchester Lectures on Greeko-Slavonic Literature and Its Relation to the Folk-Lore of Europe During - Scholar's Choice Edition Moses Gaster Ilchester lectures on Greeko-Slavonic literature: Institution for preparing for interment the deceased members of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' congregation, London: Isaac Abravanel: six lectures: Judaica & hungarica: Ketuba und ihre geschichtliche Entwicklung: Ketubah: Legende inedite. I.
Moses Gaster (n. 17 septembrie , București, Țara Românească – d. 5 martie , Abingdon-on-Thames, Regatul Unit) a fost un rabin, filolog, istoric literar, publicist și folclorist român-evreu de rit sefard, erudit în domeniul limbii și culturii române și al studiilor iudaice, luptător pentru emanciparea evreilor din România și un important conducător ățenie: Imperiul Austriac, Regatul Unit, România. Gaster, M. Greeko-Slavonic: Ilchester lectures on Greeko-Slavonic literature and its relation to the folk-lore of Europe during the Middle Ages (London: Trübner ) Gay, David 'Anglo-Saxon Metrical Charm 3 Against a Dwarf: A Charm Against Witch Riding', Folklore 99 (),
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What is hope? Is it when you believe in something and try your best to see it happen? Many people have hope in what they do or what they believe in. Like some kids hope to grow to be of six feet tall. Other kids hope they will be a famous musician. Many people try to inspire hope within their peers. That is the job of one Eric Samuel Timm.
Eric is an artist/public speaker. He came to our school to talk to the student body of AHS. He first started by painting a really neat picture of Abraham Lincoln and making American History teacher Janeal Schmidt do a Fortnite dance for 5 dollars. We asked Timm why he does this for a living and he said, "The thought of bringing a person who is having a bad day a good feeling really makes my day."
Eric then proceeds to talk about words. He says that words we say can never be taken back so don't make somebody feel bad about themselves. He then makes a visual representation of this by having sophomore, Chris Martinez and freshman, Mikuas Mazo squeeze toothpaste out of the tube. Next he nonchalantly tells them to put it in back in the tube, which is impossible.
After all of this he then paints a picture on a canvas. That reads, "DEATH" after painting the picture he turns and talks to the crowd about people he's influenced and how we can leave an impact on other people ourselves. After talking to the students he then reveals that flipping the painting upside down it also says, "LIFE."
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An interesting observation has been brought to our attention by Mr. H. Schrank of New York. He owns a "Modèle Bouvenne" of one of the prints from the Caricaturana Album and noticed that the final colored version used for the Album does not adhere to the color proposals of Bouvenne. The most apparent difference in Mr. Schrank's "modèle" is the green background whereas the background of the final version is yellow.
Edouard Bouvenne was an artist in Daumier's time who produced a number of "color models" or color proofs of certain prints, mainly from the Caricaturana series depicting the Robert Macaire theme. The assumption was that these "color proposals" would be used by the publisher to have the albums hand colored according to Bouvenne's suggestions. However, most of the color prints of which we have seen Bouvenne models differ considerably from Bouvenne's proposals. What might be the reason? Were Bouvenne's proposals really meant to be color proposals for the Aubert publishing house or did he pursue a different purpose? Commercially, it made little sense for Aubert to pay an artist for color suggestions without using them for the final print version.
Another question mark arises from the fact that Bouvenne wrote on the margins of his "models" annotations like: "Modèle de la Grande Collection de 1839 paru a 10 8bre 1838″ (in the H. Schrank collection) and " Modèle de la Grande Collection 1839, Paris, le 15 8bre, 1838." (in the British Museum, London). We are not aware of a "Great Collection of 1839" as mentioned by him. It seems hardly logical that this is a collection prepared for Aubert to appear later in a colored album. Were the models commissioned by a collector to be shown in an exhibition in 1839? So far, we have not found the answer to this point, which will find its place among the other numerous open questions in Daumier's oeuvre.


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Wikijunior Europe: Serbia
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Map showing location of Serbia in Europe (excluding Kosovo)
Serbia (Република Србија / Republika Srbija in Serbian language) is a country located in south eastern Europe in the Balkan peninsula. Its neighbours are Bosnia & Hercegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro (which was part of a union between Serbia and Montenegro until 2006). Within Serbia there are officially two autonomous regions: Vojvodina and Kosovo Metohija, however, in February 2008 Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia although the many countries in the world have not recognised this independence including Serbia. The capital of Serbia is Belgrade. Other big cities in Serbia are Novi Sad and Niš. The currency of Serbia is the dinar.
1 Serbia's History
2 Serbia's Geography
3 Serbia's People
4 Serbia's Sights
Serbia's HistoryEdit
Yugoslavia — This country included present-day Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo and Slovenia. It existed until 1992 and when the country broke up there were wars - a 10 day war in Slovenia, a big conflict in Croatia, a war lasting several years in Bosnia and fighting between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo
Serbia has a long history and has been part of many different countries and empires over the centuries including the Roman Empire, Ottoman Empire and, more recently, Yugoslavia. During the 1990s Serbia (the dominant part of Yugoslavia, especially after other countries became independent) fought several wars directly or indirectly in the region. The Yugoslav Army (mostly under the command of Serbs) fought wars in Slovenia and Croatia and the Yugoslav Government (then consisting of just Serbia and Montenegro) aided and funded paramilitary groups during the Bosnian War. At the end of the 1990s Serbia was bombed by NATO and withdrew from Kosovo (which is populated mostly by Albanians but considered to be the birthplace of the Serbian people and their church).
Gradac River
NATO — North Atlantic Treaty Organization - this group of countries includes most of western Europe, Canada and the USA. At the end of the 1990s NATO bombed military and civilian targets in Serbia (and Montenegro) because of human rights violations in Kosovo. Following these bombings Serbia withdrew from Kosovo. In 2008 Kosovo declared itself independent.
Serbia's GeographyEdit
Serbia a landlocked country in Central and South-eastern Europe, covering the southern part of the Pannonian Plain and the central part of the Balkan Peninsula. Serbia is bordered by Hungary to the north; Romania and Bulgaria to the east; the Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo and Albania to the south; and Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to the west.
The Serbian climate varies between a continental climate in the north, with cold winters, and hot, humid summers, and a more Adriatic climate in the south with hot, dry summers and autumns and relatively cold winters with heavy inland snowfall.
At 2656 metres, Prokletije is Serbia's highest mountain although this mountain is located in Kosovo. The highest mountain entirely within Serbia is Stara planina at 2168 metres.
Serbia's PeopleEdit
The national flag of Serbia.
The people of Serbia are a mixture of many nationalities. 7 million people live in Serbia. The majority of people who live in Serbia are Serbian. Other nationalities include Hungarians, Muslims (Serbian and Bosnian), Albanians, Slovaks and Roma.
The most spoken language is Serbian but many people speak other languages like Hungarian and Albanian.
Most people in Serbia are Orthodox Christians but there are also large numbers of Muslims and Catholics (especially in Vojvodina).
Saint Sava Temple in Belgrade
Serbia's SightsEdit
Tourism in Serbia is mostly focused on the villages and mountains of the country. The most famous mountain resorts are Zlatibor, Kopaonik, and the Tara. There are also many spas in Serbia, one the biggest of which is Vrnjačka Banja. Other spas include Soko Banja and Niška Banja. There is a significant amount of tourism in the largest cities like Belgrade, Novi Sad and Niš, but also in the rural parts of Serbia like the volcanic wonder of Đavolja varoš, Christian pilgrimage across the country and the cruises along the Danube, Sava or Tisza. There are several popular festivals held in Serbia, such as the EXIT Festival and the Guča trumpet festival. Nightlife in Belgrade and Novi Sad is popular with locals and tourists alike and the largest clubs in Belgrade attract clubbers from all over south-eastern Europe.
There are 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Serbia including a collection of monasteries and churches located in Kosovo. Gamzigrad-Romuliana, Palace of Galerius in the east of the country dates back to the 3rd Century CE and was built by the Romans. Studenica Monastery, in the west, is Serbia's largest monastery.
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Storming through a desert
March 17, 2017 March 22, 2017 by gjubertblog, posted in Opinions
Students left empty handed at late night food options
Greg Jubert
NIAGARA UNIV. N.Y.- If you made a list of the things college students can't get enough of, money and food would both probably be near the top. When it comes to the later of the two, students' thanks to their busier than ever schedules usually find themselves wanting food often throughout the day. For example, many students work the hockey home games at Dwyer, which are mostly on Friday and Saturday nights, or the basketball games in Gally that also take place those same days. But walk around Niagara University after 8 p.m. on those Friday or Saturday nights, and your odds of getting struck by lightning may actually be higher than the odds of finding food.
"On a few occasions I have wanted food late a couple of times," said Marissa Schrimer, a freshman sport management major that also works many of those events. "I feel it is very inconvenient that there is nothing open because you pay for a meal plan, but on the weekends if you want food at late times like the average college student, you are forced to go off campus and spend money. If they just opened something on campus you could use a swipe or Gally Gold instead."
On those two nights of the week, everything located in the Gallagher Center closes by 8 p.m. and when it comes to food at the Dining Commons, by then their doors are shut as well. In a well intentioned but highly questionable move, the new addition to the Dining Commons is now open daily until 2 a.m., but is to be used as an extra study space as no food will be available to students during its late hours of operation. With the library's first floor open 24 hours and the lower part of Gally being open until the same hour, many students are perplexed by the move, as not only are the two locations more conveniently located, but there being no food drives many students from going as well.
"I think it's silly to have the dining hall open until 2 a.m. if they do not serve food," said Schrimer.
While the situation can be described as disheartening, students do have solutions to the issue they would like to see implemented.
" I think having The Grove open 24 hours would be nice," said Amanda Brannan, a sophomore studying hospitality and tourism management. "For those students that work there, I'm sure they would love to have that as a possible way to make money, and they living on campus could be the employees that stay overnight."
For Schrimer, the idea of opening something on campus late also sounds enticing.
"I feel that the school should be able to offer food later on the weekends if they are able to do it on the weekdays," said Schrimer. If people had a place on campus to get food at night, they would make good use of it. To me, this is a doable thing for the university."
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This is the last big piece of the puzzle, before we all finally can properly speculate, who's going to qualify, and who won't. The Running Order has finally been revealed, and now we know, when every semi-final country will perform.
A total of 43 countries will take part in this years contest, and 37 out of these 43 countries will participate in the semi-finals. Across the 2 semi-finals, a total of 20 countries will qualify to the grand final, making it once again, a final of 26 countries.
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Ruben Ajrapetowicz Woskanow (ros. Рубен Айрапетович Восканов, ur. 1 czerwca 1891 w Aszchabadzie, zm. 29 października 1938 w Saratowie) – radziecki polityk, sekretarz odpowiedzialny Baszkirskiego Komitetu Obwodowego RKP(b) (1923-1924).

Początkowo pracował jako telegrafista w Namanganie w obwodzie fergańskim i w stanicy Welisciche w guberni tyfliskiej, a w okresie 1913-1917 telegrafista na Kolei Amurskiej. Od 1914 członek SDPRR(b), w latach 1917-1918 komisarz i sekretarz jaczejki RKP(b) krasnowodskiego biura telegraficznego, w 1918 aresztowany i zesłany do Baku, gdzie był członkiem Prezydium Zakaukaskiej Krajowej Rady Związków Zawodowych. W 1919 ponownie aresztowany, zesłany do Gruzji, pracował jako mechanik-telegrafista Kolei Zakaukaskiej, w 1919 aresztowany i zwolniony, potem prowadził podziemną działalność komunistyczną w Armenii, w latach 1919-1920 sekretarz związków zawodowego kolejarzy Armenii. W 1920 członek Armeńskiego Obwodowego Komitetu RKP(b), instruktor Zakaukaskiego Biura Wszechzwiązkowej Centralnej Rady Związków Zawodowych, przewodniczący związku zawodowego pracowników kolei Azerbejdżanu, członek Prezydium Azerbejdżańskiej Rady Związków Zawodowych.

Od 1920 ludowy komisarz komunikacji drogowej Armeńskiej SRR, w 1921 ludowy komisarz poczt i telegrafów Armeńskiej SRR, w latach 1921-1922 zastępca komisarza Kolei Zakaukaskich/Zakaukaskiego Okręgu Komunikacji Drogowej, w latach 1922-1923 zastępca pełnomocnika i pełnomocnik Ludowego Komisariatu Komunikacji Drogowej RFSRR w Turkiestanie, w latach 1923-1924 sekretarz odpowiedzialny Baszkirskiego Komitetu Obwodowego RKP(b). Od czerwca 1924 do 1925 sekretarz odpowiedzialny ałtajskiego gubernialnego komitetu RKP(b), w latach 1925-1927 sekretarz odpowiedzialny Komitetu Powiatowego WKP(b) w Kineszmie, w latach 1927-1928 zastępca kierownika Wydziału Organizacyjnego Zakaukaskiego Komitetu Krajowego WKP(b), w latach 1928-1929 sekretarz odpowiedzialny Kazachskiego Komitetu Krajowego WKP(b), w latach 1929-1930 sekretarz odpowiedzialny sekretarz odpowiedzialny Komitetu Okręgowego WKP(b) w Gurjewie (obecnie Atyrau w Kazachstanie). Od 1930 do marca 1932 kierownik Wydziału Agitacji i Kampanii Masowych Kaukaskiego Komitetu Krajowego WKP(b), od marca do czerwca 1932 przewodniczący Biura Organizacyjnego Kaukaskiego Komitetu Krajowego WKP(b) na obwód południowokazachstański, od czerwca 1932 do 1933 I sekretarz Południowokazachstańskiego Komitetu Obwodowego WKP(b), w latach 1933-1934 szef Wydziału Politycznego Jasinowatowskiego Rejonu Kolejowego Kolei Swierdłowskiej, w latach 1935-1937 pomocnik szefa Południowo-Wschodniego Trustu Materiałów Budowlanych Ludowego Komisariatu Komunikacji Drogowej w Saratowie.

3 lutego 1937 aresztowany, następnie skazany na śmierć i rozstrzelany. W 1957 pośmiertnie zrehabilitowany.

Bibliografia
 Przewodnik po historii Partii Komunistycznej i ZSRR (ros.)
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Bolszewicy
Ofiary wielkiego terroru w ZSRR
Ormiańscy komuniści
Radzieccy politycy
Straceni przez rozstrzelanie
Urodzeni w 1891
Zmarli w 1938

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Q: Asp.net Grid view Filling Through Jquery Resulting in Error Alert My Code Attached? hi i m trying to fill grid with jquery but it is alerting error my webservice code is fine for getting data as i tried it before by returning as string through webservice but when i try for filling data grid resulting error even its not debugging webservice as its not firing it ???
first i use grid in my code as,
<asp:GridView ID="gvDetails" runat="server">
<HeaderStyle BackColor="#DC5807" Font-Bold="true" ForeColor="White" />
</asp:GridView>

then i creat rows on table in code behind as,
   private void BindColumnToGridview()
        {
            DataTable dt = new DataTable();
            dt.Columns.Add("user_Id");
            dt.Columns.Add("user_Fullname");
            dt.Columns.Add("user_Need");
            dt.Rows.Add();
            gvDetails.DataSource = dt;
            gvDetails.DataBind();
            gvDetails.Rows[0].Visible = false;
        }

  if (!IsPostBack)
            {
                BindColumnToGridview();
            }

then i get id from session and pass it to webservice as shown below,

my web service as,
   [WebMethod]

        public static UserDetails[] BindDatatable(string employeeId)
        {
            DataTable dt = new DataTable();
            List<UserDetails> details = new List<UserDetails>();

            UserSearch us = new UserSearch();
            DataSet ds = new DataSet();
            Connection cs = new Connection();
            ds = cs.CurrentStatus(employeeId);

                    foreach (DataRow dtrow in dt.Rows)
                    {
                        UserDetails user = new UserDetails();
                        user.user_Id = dtrow["user_Id"].ToString();
                        user.user_Fullname = dtrow["user_Fullname"].ToString();
                        user.user_Need = dtrow["user_Need"].ToString();
                        details.Add(user);
                    }

            return details.ToArray();
        }
        public class UserDetails
        {
            public string user_Id { get; set; }
            public string user_Fullname { get; set; }
            public string user_Need { get; set; }
        }

it is alerting id and after that it alerts "error" and not debbuging webservice even dont know whats going wrong ???
i have included jquery library as it was not because of it
i get this as example from,
http://www.aspdotnet-suresh.com/2012/03/bind-data-to-gridview-with-jquery-or.html

Hopes for your suggestions

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Home Australian Survivor Australian Survivor 2018 First 7 Players Revealed + Des Quilty Reaction Podcast
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It's finally time! Australian Survivor has announced the first batch Survivors who will be competing on the upcoming season of Australian Survivor. Here are the names of the first few players this season.
What we know so far!
LOCATION- As widely speculated for some time Survivor has moved from Samoa and will be joining US Survivor, filming in Fiji.
TRIBES – This season we have a theme – Champions v Contenders
PRIZE – $500,000
Game Length: 50 Days
Location: Fiji
Damien Thomlinson, Former Special Forces Commando:
Damien is an Australian Veteran from the war in Afghanistan where in 2009, an explosion resulted in him losing both legs and suffer other extensive damage to his body. His commitment to recovery and rehabilitation saw him master the use of his prosthetic legs and go on to compete in two Invictus Games in wheelchair basketball, walk the Kokoda Track and compete in numerous sporting competitions. Damien is also a best-selling author, actor and motivational speaker.
Mat Rogers, Dual Code Rugby International:
Mat Rogers originally made his mark on rugby league as a standout player for the Cronulla Sharks for six years. After success representing Queensland and Australia, Mat changed codes to Rugby Union in 2001 where he went on to represent Australia with the Wallabies in 45 test matches. In 2007, Mat returned to league to play for the new Gold Coast Titans before retiring from sport in 2011. Mat now devotes his time to another passion – raising money and awareness for children with autism via his foundation, 4 ASD.
Moana Hope, VIC – AFLW Marquee Player:
A celebrated and powerhouse player for Women's Aussie Rules Football, Moana made a name for herself on the field as one of the leading goal kickers in the league. An accomplished junior sportswoman, Moana represented Victoria in cricket and Australian Rules, but decided to give up the summer sport in order to concentrate on footy. One of 14 kids, Moana's family means everything to her. She is the primary carer for her younger sister, Lavinia, who suffers from Moebius Syndrome, a rare neurological condition.
Shane Gould, Swimming World Record Holder:
An Australian legend in the swimming pool, Shane is sporting royalty and one of the world's greatest female swimmers. Between 1971 and 1973, she broke 11 world records in six different events and is the only woman ever to win five individual Olympic medals. Controversially retiring at the age of 17 and at the height of her success, Shane has gone onto raise four children, earn two degrees from the University of Tasmania, become an author and a passionate photographer.
Jenna Austin, WA – FIFO Supervisor:
Working as a supervisor in the mines in Western Australia for the past six years, Jenna happily embraces adventure. An active NFL and AFL player, Jenna is a typical outdoors girl tearing around the bush on her motorbike or wakeboarding. Besides her passions outdoors, Jenna is also a proud mum and counts her daughter as her greatest motivation to achieve.
Robbie Skibicki, SA – Construction Manager:
Robbie has been determined from a young age, competing at a national level in swimming on top of completing his studies. Since jumping out of the pool, Robbie held down three jobs while completing his Masters in Architecture and has now progressed to Construction Manager after years of putting in the hard work and long hours.
Tegan Gasior, Management Consulting:
Even though Tegan's hometown of Broome is quite isolated, this WA mum of two is well-travelled including riding down Bolivia's Death Road as one of her most memorable adventures. An experienced camper and fisherwoman, Tegan is looking forward to pushing her outdoor skills to the next level with building shelter and starting fires from scratch.
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On Wednesday 27th March 2019, we hosted nearly 50 people at beautiful Rowdeford School for a day focused on SEMH in children.
The day opened with a keynote speech from Professor Barry Carpenter, which explored how our repertoire of teaching approaches must continue to change and diversify in order to support children and young people with SEMH needs. After a delicious lunch provided by the wonderful catering team at Rowdeford, Kirsty Jamieson (Head of Inclusion for The Mead Academy Trust), spoke about creating and sustaining a model for SEMH outreach support, and how we can support children with SEMH needs in their own school community effectively.
The final part of the day was a workshop, and delegates had a choice of attending one on Autism in Girls with Professor Carpenter, or looking at developing wellbeing in schools with Dr Linda Mallory. Both workshops were a fascinating way to end an incredible day of learning and reflection.
We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our speakers, delegates, and hosts at Rowdeford for making the conference such a valuable day for everyone.


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require 'spec_helper'

describe Projects::JobsController, '(JavaScript fixtures)', type: :controller do
  include JavaScriptFixturesHelpers

  let(:admin) { create(:admin) }
  let(:namespace) { create(:namespace, name: 'frontend-fixtures' )}
  let(:project) { create(:project, :repository, namespace: namespace, path: 'builds-project') }
  let(:pipeline) { create(:ci_empty_pipeline, project: project, sha: project.commit.id) }
  let!(:build_with_artifacts) { create(:ci_build, :success, :artifacts, :trace_artifact, pipeline: pipeline, stage: 'test', artifacts_expire_at: Time.now + 18.months) }
  let!(:failed_build) { create(:ci_build, :failed, pipeline: pipeline, stage: 'build') }
  let!(:pending_build) { create(:ci_build, :pending, pipeline: pipeline, stage: 'deploy') }
  let!(:delayed_job) do
    create(:ci_build, :scheduled,
           pipeline: pipeline,
           name: 'delayed job',
           stage: 'test')
  end

  render_views

  before(:all) do
    clean_frontend_fixtures('builds/')
    clean_frontend_fixtures('jobs/')
  end

  before do
    sign_in(admin)
  end

  after do
    remove_repository(project)
  end

  it 'builds/build-with-artifacts.html' do
    get :show, params: {
      namespace_id: project.namespace.to_param,
      project_id: project,
      id: build_with_artifacts.to_param
    }

    expect(response).to be_successful
  end

  it 'jobs/delayed.json' do
    get :show, params: {
      namespace_id: project.namespace.to_param,
      project_id: project,
      id: delayed_job.to_param
    }, format: :json

    expect(response).to be_successful
  end
end

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Early this past Monday morning, before anyone else was in the building, I took my latte into the sanctuary, lit the first candle on the advent wreath and began reading the gospel of Luke. Reading through the familiar story of my favorite gospel once again, I found myself drawn into the story with eager anticipation. It is a reminder that Christ's birth doesn't come at the end of the story. As I keep preaching, "God isn't done with us or our world." Reading through Luke's gospel in preparation for Christmas reminds me of that truth.
In the midst of this busy time of year, I invite you to join me in the Advent discipline of preparing for Christ's birth by reading through the entire Gospel of Luke between now and Christmas morning. At 24 chapters, it makes for an easy one-chapter-a-day kind of a read. If you're starting now, there is plenty of time to catch up in the one-a-day reading. You can also just take an hour sometime and sit down and read the whole thing from beginning to end. If you would like to bring your latte over, you can light the advent wreath and read in our beautiful sanctuary. (You'll find a candle lighter tucked inside of the pulpit. Just be sure to blow the candle out when you are done, please.) It doesn't matter where, how or when you do it, just make a commitment to do so sometime between now and Christmas morning.
As people of faith, this is a time of actively waiting, watching and preparing for Christ to come again. Reading through the Gospel of Luke is one way to engage in it this Advent season. See what surprises you as you read through the gospel story. Listen to what God is speaking into your life right now.
Saturday, December 1 at 6:00 p.m.
The service will feature a Jazz Combo led by Craig Fraedrich, a Christmas market by Fair Trade Winds and a dessert reception in the narthex. See the event page for more details.
Wednesday, December 5 at 7:00 p.m.
We invite you to gather with us for a time of quiet reflection and stillness with God and each other. We realize that not everyone is filled with "holiday cheer" this time of year. Illness, death, the loss of a job, a change in family traditions and lots of other things can leave us struggling. This service recognizes what can be hard about the holidays and offers the opportunity for healing and hope. The service will be about 45 minutes and will include Holy Communion. Childcare will be provided in our professionally staffed nursery.
Saturday, December 15 at 6:00 p.m.
The tradition of choral evensong dates back to the time of the Reformation. This service will feature chants based on the tune of "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" and music by the Abiding Presence Adult Choir and Handbell ensembles.
Sunday, December 16 at 8:45 a.m.
The children and youth of Abiding Presence's music ensembles will bring the Christmas story to life through drama and song. All are welcome at this special worship service that includes the singing of Christmas carols, the Christmas drama and Holy Communion. See the event page for more details.
Saturday, December 22 at 6:00 p.m.
An original cantata inspired by the ancient Orthodox hymn of the same name featuring guest soloists with members of the Abiding Presence Chamber Orchestra.
Sunday, Dec. 23 at 10:00 a.m.


Navigating today's world with all it's challenges is already a difficult task. While there are smart and responsible things that can be achieved in the online space, safety is often overlooked.
The purpose of this page is to provide resources in moving toward the goal of a safer online space for you and your children.
An excellent resource for parents, students and teachers to assist them with issues related to cyber safety.
Australian Federal Police cybersafety resource for parents and students to access.
In the 21st Century, with the prolific use of technology, it is important that we create a culture where the safe, smart and responsible use of technology is the norm. In seeking to achieve this goal, King's has enrolled in the eSmart program which has been set up by the Allanah and Madeline Foundation.
This section of the website provides resources to parents and students to help us on our journey to safe, smart and responsible technology use, on and off campus and using personal or school-provided devices.


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REVIEW: Struc/Tures – Divided By
November 9, 2011 admin 0 All Posts, Reviews,
Band: Structures
Album: Divided By
Buy: Amazon
1. At Las[t]
2. Hydroplaning
3. Encounter…
4. Paralyzed____
5. In Pursuit Of
6. Clockwork (feat. Alex Erian of Despised Icon and Kevin McCaughhey of Ion Dissonance)
7. Relapse;Signs (feat. Frankie Palmeri of Emmure)
9. I.N.T.E.N.T.
10. /
Canadian 5-piece progressive metal outfit Structures is a band that was out there making a name for itself long before they inked to Sumerian Records in early 2011. They recorded and self-released a 5-song EP titled All of the Above, which was released shortly before their signing and were touring and destroying cities all over Canada. Now they've toured the US and pretty much the whole world, making them a force to be reckoned with. I'm not a stranger to heavy, in your face angry metal, but I have to say this one threw me for a loop when I heard the clean vocals. Honestly, I'd have left them out if I were them but they still fit pretty well on the album. Divided By sees guest vocalists Alex Erian of Despised Icon, Kevin McCaughhey of Ion Dissonance, and who else? Frankie Palmeri of Emmure…the king of getting guest vocal spots lately. Overall, this album has a very angry feel to it which I love to see on a metal album, but it also hits home with some killer lyrics (too many to cite so I'll post a link to them at the end of the review).
Key Tracks:
Encounter…: One of the original 5, re-recorded for use on the album, this happens to be my 2nd favorite song on the album. "Make it a mission to be the change you want to see. Lay down the foundation and where you wish to be." Seems to be a message to all those bitching about their lives all the times and just sit back on their asses letting the world collapse around them. It's a message to take life by the balls and do something about your life instead of just sitting back and watching everything crumble around you.
Relapse;Signs: This is my favorite track on the album, not only because it features Frankie, but because it's the hardest hitting of the 10 songs, in my opinion. Seems to me, the narrator is waking up and realizing what a hell this world has become. He's remembering his dream world and what it was like before all of the wars over nothing. It brings to mind the same question we all are asking ourselves and the government; If we got rid of the person causing the main problems, what are we still fighting for? I'm a big advocate of defeating terrorism, but I, like so many other Americans, think that enough is enough. We've got to make our voices heard. We've got to give the world the wake up call that it so desperately needs before it's too late.
This album is heavy, in your face, features amazing guest vocalists, and the band is on a great label. Need I say more? The lyrics are meaningful, the instrumentals are perfect, the breakdowns are all in the right spot and not in great numbers, the only reason I decided to give this album 1 less star than what it truly deserves is because of the clean vocals. They are in the right spot, but they don't fit in with the overall theme of the album, in my opinion. In any case, you don't have to take my word for it, go pick up your copy of Divided By out on Sumerian Records now!
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Coordinates: 40.785828°N 74.3291°WCoordinates: 40.785828°N 74.3291°W[1][2]
Named for
William Livingston
Rufino "Rudy" Fernandez, Jr. (term ended April 1, 2013)[3][4]
Michele E. Meade[3][3]
Glenn R. Turtletaub[5]
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2nd of 22 in county[2]
Population (2010 Census)[8][9][10][11]
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281st of 566 in state
EST (UTC-5)
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http://www.livingstonnj.org/
Livingston is a township in Essex County,New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 29,366,[8][9][10][11] reflecting an increase of 1,975 (+7.2%) from the 27,391 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 782 (+2.9%) from the 26,609 counted in the 1990 Census.[18]
Livingston was incorporated as a township by an Act of the New Jersey Legislature on February 5, 1813, from portions of Caldwell Township (now Fairfield Township) andSpringfield Township (now in Union County, New Jersey). Portions of the township were taken to form Fairmount (March 11, 1862, now part of West Orange) and Roseland(March 10, 1908).[19]
The township was named for William Livingston, the first Governor of New Jersey, with his family's coat of arms as its seal.[20]
Livingston's history dates back to 1699 when 101 Newark settlers wanted to move westward. They set up a committee to negotiate from Lenni Lenape Native Americans for the purchase of theHorseneck Tract which today includes Livingston and eight other municipalities to the north. Between 1698 and 1702, the rules for property ownership were unclear. There were many disputes between settlers and the English proprietors. For some unknown reasons, the Newark settlers did not obtain a grant from the proprietors before negotiating with the natives. They finally obtained the deed directly from Lenni Lenape in 1702 for £130. The settlements began until around 1740s as the dispute between the proprietors and the settlers continued.[21]
The dispute came to a breaking point in September 1745 when the East Jersey proprietors began to evict a settler only six months after a house fire in Newark completely destroyed the original deed, which was the only evidence of the purchase.[22] During that period, William Livingston who was one of the few landed aristocrats joined the settlers against the proprietors. Livingston owned land around today's south western corner of the Township of Livingston. His land, like other settlers, was levied with quit rents in the amount 40 shillings per acre. He defended many settlers who were jailed for refusing to pay the quit rents.[23]
This series of events caused the settlers, led by Timothy Meeker, to form a group to riot against the British government. The Horseneck Riots lasted for 10 years from 1745 to 1755. The group was also one of the first colonial militia which had periodic battles for 32 years leading up to theRevolutionary War as the group joined the Continental Army in 1776.[24]
After the Revolutionary War, more permanent settlements took place with the first school built in 1783. In 1811, a petition was filed to incorporate the township from about 100 people who lived in seven distinct areas: Centerville (separated to become Roseland, in 1908), Cheapside (nowLivingston Mall), Morehousetown (now Livingston Circle), Northfield (now Northfield Center), Squiretown (now the Cerebral Palsy Institute of New Jersey on Old Road), Teedtown (now Livingston Center), and Washington Place (now near the border with Millburn). On February 5, 1813, the township was officially incorporated. The first town meeting was held on the same day and they decided to run the township by a Township Committee system.
During 1800s, lumber and farming were major industries in the town. Shoemaking and dairybecame major industries during and after the Civil War respectively. However, the population grew slowly because it was not easily accessible. Mt. Pleasant Avenue – which was one of the firstturnpikes in New Jersey – was the only primary access to the town through stagecoaches.
The population grew quickly after 1920s when automobiles became more accessible. As a suburb of Newark, the town experienced many housing developments especially after World War II with its peak in 1970 of more than thirty thousand residents. During this growth period, many services were organized including volunteer Fire Department in 1922, first regular Livingstone Police chief in 1929, a Planning Commission in 1930, two hospitals opened in 1959 and 1960, new public library in 1961, and new municipal complex in 1963.
The last surviving Harrison Cider Apple tree, the most famous of the 18th century Newark cider apples[25] was rescued from extinction in 1976 in Livingston.[26]
Today, some 28,000 people enjoy a suburban lifestyle with close proximity to New York City. Its school system and other programs have been drawing new residents to the town. Its population has become increasingly diverse while the residents maintain the tradition of community volunteerism.[24][27]
Livingston is located at 40°47′09″N 74°19′45″W (40.785828,-74.3291). According to the United States Census Bureau, the township had a total area of 14.081 square miles (36.472 km2), of which, 13.768 square miles (35.660 km2) of it is land and 0.313 square miles (0.812 km2) of it (2.23%) is water.[2][1]
The Township of Livingston is located in Essex County, in the Gateway Region. In the vicinity are the Passaic River, West Orange, Millburn, and the Grover Cleveland State Historic Site in West Caldwell. Livingston is part of the New York metropolitan area.
1870 1,157 * −12.5%
1890 1,197 −14.6%
1930 3,476 208.7%
1840[29] 1850-1870[30] 1850[31]
1870[32] 1880-1890[33]
1930-1990[36] 2000[37][38] 2010[8][9][10][11]
* = Lost territory in previous decade.[19]
According to the 2002 results of the National Jewish Population Survey, there were 12,600 Jews in Livingston, approximately 46% of the population, one of the highest percentages of Jews in any American municipality.[39]
At the 2010 United States Census, there were 29,366 people, 9,990 households, and 8,272 families residing in the township. The population density was 2,132.8 inhabitants per square mile (823.5 /km2). There were 10,284 housing units at an average density of 746.9 per square mile (288.4 /km2). The racial makeup of the township was 76.17% (22,367) White, 2.26% (663) Black or African American, 0.07% (20) Native American, 19.21% (5,642) Asian, 0.02% (5) Pacific Islander, 0.86% (254) from other races, and 1.41% (415) from two or more races.Hispanic or Latino of any race were 4.06% (1,192) of the population.[9]
There were 9,990 households of which 41.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 73.5% were married couples living together, 6.8% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17.2% were non-families. 15.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.91 and the average family size was 3.24.[9]
The Census Bureau's 2006-2010 American Community Surveyshowed that (in 2010 inflation-adjusted dollars) median household income was $129,208 (with a margin of error of +/- $6,377) and the median family income was $143,429 (+/- $10,622). Males had a median income of $100,075 (+/-$11,306) versus $71,213 (+/- $7,102) for females. The per capita income for the township was $60,577 (+/- $3,918). About 1.1% of families and 2.3% of the population were below the poverty line, including 0.6% of those under age 18 and 1.7% of those age 65 or over.[40]
As of the 2000 United States Census[15] there were 27,391 people, 9,300 households, and 7,932 families residing in the town. The population density was 1,973.1 people per square mile (761.9/km2). There were 9,457 housing units at an average density of 681.2 per square mile (263.1/km2). The racial makeup of the township was 82.64% White, 14.54% Asian, 1.20% African American, 0.05% Native American, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 0.69% from other races, and 0.87% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.54% of the population.[37][38]
The median income for a household in the township was $98,869, and the median income for a family was $108,049. Males had a median income of $77,256 versus $41,654 for females. The per capita income for the town was $47,218. 1.8% of the population and 1.1% of families were below the poverty line. Out of the total people living in poverty, 1.2% are under the age of 18 and 3.2% are 65 or older.[37][38]
Livingston operates under the Faulkner Act (Council-Manager) form of municipal government. Livingston's Township Council consists of five members, elected to four-year terms of office on a staggered basis, with either two or three seats coming up for election every other year. A Mayor and Deputy Mayor are selected by the Council from among its members at a reorganization meeting held after each election.[6][41][42]
As of 2013, members of the Township Council are Mayor Rufino "Rudy" Fernandez, Jr. (term ends 2014), Deputy Mayor Michael Rieber (2014), Deborah E. Shapiro (2014), Michael Silverman (2016) and Alfred Anthony (2016).[3][43][44]
The Township Manager is Michele E. Meade.[45][3] She is the third Township Manager, preceded by Robert H. Harp (1954–85) and Charles J. Tahaney (1985–2005).
Police Department[edit]
The Livingston Police Department (LPD) was established in 1813. It consists of three departments: the Patrol Division, Traffic Division, and Detective Bureau.
Volunteer organizations[edit]
There are more than 40 volunteer Committees and Boards run through the Township.[46] A few samples are:
Livingston Municipal Alliance Committee (LMAC)
Holiday Committees
Neighborhood Grievance Committee
Consumer Affairs Office
Committee for Diversity
Volunteer-based public safety organizations are Livingston Auxiliary Police, Livingston Fire Department and Livingston First Aid Squad.
Livingston is located in the 11th Congressional District[47] and is part of New Jersey's 27th state legislative district.[10][48][49] Prior to the 2010 Census, Livingston had been split between the 8th Congressional District and the 11th Congressional District, a change made by the New Jersey Redistricting Commission that took effect in January 2013, based on the results of the November 2012 general elections.[50]
New Jersey's Eleventh Congressional District is represented by Rodney Frelinghuysen (R, Harding Township).[51] New Jersey is represented in the United States Senate by Cory Booker (D, Newark; took office on October 31, 2013, after winning a special election to fill the seat of Frank Lautenberg)[52][53] and Bob Menendez (D, North Bergen).[54][55]
The 27th Legislative District of the New Jersey Legislature is represented in the State Senate byRichard Codey (D, Roseland) and in the General Assembly by Mila Jasey (D, South Orange) andJohn F. McKeon (D, West Orange).[56] The Governor of New Jersey is Chris Christie (R, Mendham Township).[57] The Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey is Kim Guadagno (R, Monmouth Beach).[58]
As of March 23, 2011, there were a total of 20,617 registered voters in Livingston, of which 7,640 (37.1%) were registered as Democrats, 3,564 (17.3%) were registered as Republicans and 9,402 (45.6%) were registered as Unaffiliated. There were 11 voters registered to other parties.[78]
In the 2008 presidential election, Democrat Barack Obama received 53.4% of the vote here (8,244 cast), ahead of Republican John McCain with 44.8% (6,920 votes) and other candidates with 0.8% (122 votes), among the 15,433 ballots cast by the township's 20,367 registered voters, for a turnout of 75.8%.[79] In the 2004 presidential election, Democrat John Kerry received 54.4% of the vote here (8,101 ballots cast), outpolling Republican George W. Bush with 44.7% (6,657 votes) and other candidates with 0.5% (96 votes), among the 14,896 ballots cast by the township's 19,306 registered voters, for a turnout percentage of 77.2.[80]
In the 2009 gubernatorial election, Republican Chris Christie received 48.8% of the vote here (4,863 ballots cast), ahead of Democrat Jon Corzine with 44.0% (4,386 votes), Independent Chris Daggettwith 5.7% (563 votes) and other candidates with 0.6% (61 votes), among the 9,961 ballots cast by the township's 20,405 registered voters, yielding a 48.8% turnout.[81]
Livingston was the home of one of New Jersey's most prominent political families, the Keans.Robert Kean served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1939 to 1958, when he ran for U.S. Senator; his son, Thomas Kean, who served in the New Jersey General Assembly from 1968 to 1978 (and as Assembly Speaker in 1972–73, and Minority Leader 1974–77), as Governor of New Jersey from 1982 to 1990, and as President of Drew University from 1990 to 2004. Thomas Kean Jr., elected to the State Assembly in 2001 and the State Senate in 2003, was the Republican nominee for United States Senator in 2006.
When Robert Kean ran for the Senate, losing to Harrison A. Williams in 1958, Livingston's Congressman became George M. Wallhauser, a Republican. In redistricting after the 1960 census, Livingston was moved into the district of Republican Congresswoman Florence P. Dwyer. After redistricting following the 1970 census, Livingston went into Congressman Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr.'s district. He was the father of Livingston's current Congressman, Rodney P. Frelinghuysen. When Peter Frelinghuysen retired in 1974, he was succeeded by Millicent Fenwick, who beat Tom Kean in a Republican primary by about 80 votes. After the 1980 census, Livingston was moved to Congressman Joseph G. Minish's district. Minish was defeated by Dean Gallo in 1984 and served until his death in 1994. Rodney Frelinghuysen took his seat. The 2000 Census split the town, and now Congressman Bill Pascrell represents a portion of the community.
Essex County Freeholders from Livingston have included Reita Greenstone, James Cavanaugh, Patricia Sebold, and William Clark.
Public schools[edit]
Main article: Livingston Public Schools
The Livingston Public Schools serves students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Schools in the district (with 2010-11 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics[82]) are six K-5 elementary schools — Burnet Hill School[83] (415 students, including PreK), Collins Elementary School[84] (425), Harrison Elementary School[85] (534), Hillside Elementary School[86](399), Mount Pleasant Elementary School[87] (428) and Riker Hill Elementary School[88] (419) —Mt. Pleasant Middle School[89] Grade 6 (431), Heritage Middle School[90] Grades 7 and 8 (916) and Livingston High School[91] for grades 9–12 (1,742).[92][93]
For the 1997–98 school year, Livingston High School received the Blue Ribbon Award from theUnited States Department of Education, the highest honor that an American school can achieve.[94] Livingston High School was the 22nd-ranked public high school in New Jersey out of 322 schools statewide, in New Jersey Monthly magazine's September 2010 cover story on the state's "Top Public High Schools", after being ranked 20th in 2008 out of 316 schools.[95]
26.7% of the township's population 25 years and older who attain professional, Masters orDoctorate degrees.[96][97] During 2007–2008 budget year, Livingston allocated 59.96% of localproperty tax toward the Livingston Public Schools. Additionally, a separate budget of 7% of all municipal services went toward the operation of its public library.[98] According to library statistics collected by Institute of Museum and Library Services, Livingston Public Library was ranked 22 out of 232 municipal libraries in New Jersey based on total circulation in 2006.[99]
Other schools[edit]
Aquinas Academy is a private coeducational Roman Catholic school that serves students from preschool through eighth grade that operates under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark.[100]
Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy is a private coeducational Jewish day school that serves preschool through eighth grade, while Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School is a four-year yeshivahigh school for grades 9–12.[101] The Tzedek School is a non-sectarian co-educational school of Jewish Heritage and Hebrew Language serving the communities of Livingston and the surrounding area for students in grades K-12.[102]
Newark Academy is a private coeducational day school founded in 1774, that serves grades 6–8 in its middle schools and 9-12 in the upper school. [103]
Livingston Chinese School and Livingston Huaxia Chinese School are two weekend Chinese-language schools in Livingston which use facilities of Heritage Middle School and Mount Pleasant school.
Arts and culture[edit]
Performing arts[edit]
Livingston is home of a few performing arts organizations from local to international:
Livingston Symphony Orchestra is a group of community-based performers which was formed in 1960. The symphony orchestra is currently directed by Istvan Jaray, an internationally renowned artist who appears regularly in concert halls across Europe, Canada and the United States. It holds many performances during each season.[104]
Livingston Community Players is a community-based theatre organization. There has been many productions in the recent years. The performers are from local community and other places in New Jersey. Past productions, including The Sound of Music, Oliver!, and Annie, received Perry Awards from New Jersey Association of Community Theatres.[105]
Children's Theatre of Livingston is a local organization that provides performance opportunities for Livingston children grades 2 to 8. The children are trained in acting roles andstaging staff. It has annual performance since the first season in 2007.[106]
New Jersey Ballet is a major ballet company based in Livingston. The company is recognized nationally and internationally with tours in many countries in Europe, Asia and North America.[107] Livingston is also the headquarters of New Jersey School of Ballet which offers many classes in Ballet, Jazz and Tap.[108]
Art[edit]
Livingston has many local artists in many forms. Local artists have support from Livingston Arts Association which is an organization formed in 1959 to promote art in the community including large scale exhibitions, demonstrations, and workshops.[109] The organization is also a member of Art Council of Livingston which has a gallery at Livingston Town Center.
There are many studios at Riker Hill Art Park with more than 40 working artists in various medias including pottery, fine metalwork, glass, jewelry, paintings, fine arts, sculpture andphotography.[110] Many studios offer art classes for adults and children.
Ward-Force House and Condit Family Cook House are two building structures located at 366 South Livingston Avenue. These structures were jointly registered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1981, commonly known as the Old Force Homestead. Originally, Ward-Force House and Condit Family Cook House were built in separate properties. Ward-Force House was built as early as 1745 by Theophilus Ward. It was later purchased by Samuel Force for his son, Thomas Force. During the Revolutionary War, Thomas served as a patriot and was captured by the British. Thomas came back to live with his wife and children after the war and expanded the house. It was sold to the township in 1962. Condit Family Cook House was built as a stand-alone summer kitchen of a farm home near the current location of Livingston Mall. When the mall was built during 1970s, the cook house was donated to the township and was moved to the current location at the rear of Ward-Force House. Currently, the Old Force Homestead is the headquarters of Livingston Historical Society and the Force Homestead Museum.[111]
Dickinson House and Washington Place Schoolhouse are two other sites in the township that are registered in the New Jersey State Historic Site Program. Dickinson House is located at 84 Dickinson Lane. It was once visited by U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt for a hunting trip. Washington Place Schoolhouse is located at 122 Passaic Avenue. It was a school house that was built around 1800.[112]
Livingston is located about 21.9 miles (35.2 km) from New York City about 40 minutes away. Bus service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal is available on the Community Coach #77 bus route. Bus service to Newark is available on the 70, 71 and 73 routes, with local service available on theMCM3 and MCM8.[113] The New Jersey Transit Morristown Line and PATH can be reached by car or taxi.
The township also provides a fee-based direct shuttle service called Livingston Express Shuttle for a 15-minute ride between Livingston Mall and South Orange Station for Morristown Line trains to Midtown Manhattan and Hoboken.[114]
In and near Livingston are Eisenhower Parkway, County Route 508, County Route 527, Interstate 280, Route 10 and the Morristown and Erie Railway.
Economy[edit]
Shopping and dining[edit]
Although largely a bedroom community, there are numerous stores and restaurants located in Livingston. There are three main shopping areas. The first area is located in the center of the town. It stretches along Livingston Avenue from Route 10 to Northfield Avenue. Historically, the area had been dominated by small local shops and restaurants. With recent addition of Livingston Town Center, a mixed-use development, more well-known stores have been opened in the area such as Starbucks, as well as new restaurants such as Baumgart's Cafe and Thavma Mediterranean Grill.[115]
The second area is the Livingston Mall located at the south-western corner of the town. Macy's,Lord & Taylor and Sears department stores are located in the original three wings of the mall. The fourth wing was added in 2008 as a new home of Barnes & Noble.[116]
The third shopping area is located at the outer skirt of the town on the western side. It is the starting point of Route 10 shopping corridor that extends to East Hanover. The corridor is home of many major big-box stores. Most of those stores are located within East Hanover's border.
There are three supermarkets in the township. Additional specialty food stores such as Kam Man Food – Asian food supermarket, and Whole Foods Market are located in neighboring towns.
Corporate residents[edit]
Many office parks are located along Eisenhower Parkway on the western side of the town. There are a few headquarters of major companies including CIT Group corporate headquarters, Inteplast Group headquarters, The Briad Group headquarters, and customer service and support center ofVerizon New Jersey.[117]
There are varieties of other services in the town. A Little Taste of Purple[118] – a personalizedwinemaking school, and Westminster[119] – a four diamond luxury hotel – are located in the western side of the town. Saint Barnabas Medical Center – a 597-bed hospital – is located in the southern side of the town near West Orange and Millburn. Saint Barnabas Medical Center was ranked the 13th best hospital in the United States by AARP Modern Maturity Magazine for quality of care for adults at acute care hospitals in major metropolitan areas.[120] It also received high scores for its specialties from U.S. News & World Report: the 2nd highest score in New Jersey forNeurology and Neurosurgery; the 3rd highest score in New Jersey for Kidney disease; and the 4th highest score in New Jersey for Cancer, Gynecology, and Urology.[121] Fitness facilities include West Essex YMCA, New York Sports Club, and Curves for Women.
Livingston also has a local Public-access television station (Livingston TV on Comcast TV-34 andVerizon FiOS 26), which is maintained by Livingston High School Students as well as the LPBC (Livingston Public Broadcasting Committee).
Parks and recreation[edit]
There are more than 470 acres (1.9 km2) of wooded parks with passive hiking trails in Livingston. Additional 1,817 acres (7.35 km2) are zoned to be preserved in its natural state without public access. This brings to about 25% of total land in the town that is in its natural conditions with habitats of eight threatened or endangered species.[122][123]
There are many smaller parks and open space that are integrated with recreational and municipal sport facilities. These include two swimming pools, ten little league baseball diamonds, four full baseball diamonds, eight full soccer/lacrosse fields, one full football field, three basketball courts, sixteen tennis courts, eleven playgrounds, a jogging track, a dog park, and a fishing/ice skatingpond.[123] The township is in the planning stage to build inter-connected mixed-used paths, bikingand hiking trails to connect those parks and open space throughout the town.
Livingston has an active open space trust fund that continues to acquire more lands for preservation and recreation. As of 2003, there were 842 acres (9% of total land) that were protected from development. There were additional 2,475 acres (10.02 km2) that could be protected by the fund.[124]
Riker Hill Complex[edit]
A radio tower in the Riker Hill Complex
Riker Hill Complex (also referred to as Riker Hill Park) is a 204.68-acre (0.8283 km2) parkland located along the border of Livingston and Roseland. The complex is managed by Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs of Essex County. It comprises three parks, Riker Hill Art Park – a former Nike Missilecontrol area site, Walter Kidde Dinosaur Park – aNational Natural Landmark, and Becker Park which were acquired between 1969 to 1977. Although a large portion of the complex is located within Roseland, but the county designated Livingston as the host community as the Riker Hill Art Park is the only functional and publicly accessible park at the present time.[125] The art park located atop of the hill is home of many studios in multiple disciplines of art and craft.
Recreation[edit]
Recreation department under the Senior, Youth & Leisure Services offers many programs for residents ranging from pre-school courses, children games, crafts, and dance; to a dozen of youth and adult sports programs. Livingston residents can also apply for memberships of public golf courses at Francis Byrne Golf Course in West Orange and Millburn Municipal Golf Course inMillburn Township. Additionally, there are many independent sports organizations such asLivingston Little League, Livingston Jr. Lancers (football & cheerleading), Livingston Lacrosse Club, and Livingston Soccer Club.[126][127]
An Essex County park complex is located one mile (1.6 km) from Livingston with Turtle Back Zoo,Richard J. Codey Arena (an ice hockey/ice skating arena), and natural trails in South Mountain Reservation.
Notable events[edit]
From 1984 to 1989, Livingston was the site of the Grand Prix tennis circuit tournament, theLivingston Open. The Grand Prix was the only professional circuit since 1985 before it was succeeded by ATP Tour in 1990. The tournament was won by tennis legend Andre Agassi in 1988 earning him the seventh title in his career.
On May 22, 1992, Democratic Presidential candidate and eventual Presidential elect Bill Clinton visited Livingston High School on a campaign stop to announce his support for GovernorJames Florio's NJ welfare proposal.[128]
On June 18, 1996, the Olympic Torch made a stop in Livingston while en route to Atlanta, Georgia.[129]
On March 29, 2005, comedian Mitch Hedberg was found dead by his wife in a Livingston hotel room. A medical examiner's report found traces of cocaine and heroin in his system.[130]
On January 13, 2008, Livingston High School housed the first of New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine's all-state county forum tour of Jersey to promote and explain his new toll hike proposal to finance state road maintenance. The town hall meeting, which reportedly 900 people attended, featured a powerpoint by Corzine and then a Q and A session where many attendees inquired about a new school financing proposal more so than the toll issue.
Notable natives and residents[edit]
Notable current and former natives and residents of Livingston include:
Shiva Ayyadurai
Paul E. Olsen
Roger Tsien
Heth and Jed
Lennie Friedman
Justin Gimelstob
Byron Scott
Shiva Ayyadurai (born 1963), MIT systems scientist and entrepreneur who developed a pioneering email system in 1979 when he was a student at Livingston High School.[131]
Paul E. Olsen (born 1953), one of the nation's foremostpaleontologists, elected to the United States National Academy of Sciences, he helped in getting Riker Hill Fossil Site in Roseland registered as a National Natural Landmarkwhen he was a teenager.[132]
Roger Y. Tsien (born 1952), chemist who was awarded the 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.[133] He also won first prize in the Westinghouse talent search at age 16 when he attended Livingston High School with a project investigating how metals bind to thiocyanate.[134]
Frank Biondi (born 1945), former President and CEO ofViacom, and former Chairman and CEO of Universal Studios.[135]
Neal Goldberg, CEO/President of Zale Corporation, who had previously had executive stints at Macy's Herald Square, Victoria Secret, The Gap Outlet Division and was President ofThe Children's Place.[136]
Robert E. Grady (born 1959), venture capitalist, investment banker and government official.[137]
Barry Halper (1939–2005), baseball memorabilia collector and businessman, who was once a limited partner in the Yankees' ownership with George Steinbrenner.[138]
Charles Kushner (born 1954), real estate mogul andDemocratic fundraiser who pleaded guilty in 2004 to tax violations and charges related to witness tampering.[139][140]
Darren Prince (born 1970), sports and celebrity memorabilia collector and dealer.[141]
David Tepper (born 1957), founder of the hedge fund Appaloosa Management.[142]
Erin Abrahamson (born 1983), beauty queen who was Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2001 and Miss New Jersey USA2007.[143]
Jason Alexander (born 1959, originally Jay Greenspan), actor best known for his role as George Costanza of the long-running television show, Seinfeld.[144]
Bruce Beck, sportscaster on WNBC.[145]
Rob Fusari (born c. 1968), music producer and songwriter who discovered Lady Gaga.[146][147]
Chelsea Handler (born 1975), stand-up comedian and star ofChelsea Lately on E!.[148]
Heth and Jed, New York City-based indie rock duo consisting of brothers Heth and Jed Weinstein, who are also co-authors of Buskers: The On-the-Streets, In-the-Trains, Off-the-Grid Memoir of Two New York City Street Musicians (Soft Skull Press).[149]
Nikki M. James (born 1981), Tony-Award winning actress and singer who won a 2011 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a musical for her role as Nabulungi in The Book of Mormon.[150]
Myq Kaplan (born 1978), comedian.[151]
Leslie Kritzer (born 1977), Broadway actress in Legally Blonde: The Musical, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, and A Catered Affair with Harvey Fierstein.[152]
Stephen Oremus (born 1971), music supervisor, music director, orchestrator and vocal arranger who won a 2011 Tony Award for Orchestration for The Book of Mormon.[153]
Adam Pally (born 1982), comedian and actor who appears in the ABC series Happy Endings.[154]
Todd Solondz, director.
Richard Tanne, actor, writer, and producer who stars in theSyFy Channel Original movie Swamp Shark.[155]
Thea White (born 1953), voice actress, best known for her role as Muriel in Courage the Cowardly Dog.[156]
Glenn K. Rieth (born 1957), who was the Adjutant General of New Jersey in Governor Jon Corzine's cabinet.[157]
Mona Charen (born 1957), conservative political columnist who grew up in Livingston, where she was close friends with futureWashington Post journalist Ruth Marcus.[158]
Harlan Coben (born 1962), The New York Times best-selling author of Promise Me, Tell No One and No Second Chance.[159]
Susie Fishbein (born 1968), Orthodox Jewish author of the best-selling Kosher By Design kosher cookbook series published by ArtScroll.[160]
Ruth Marcus (born 1958), liberal op-ed columnist for The Washington Post who grew up in Livingston, where she was close friends with future political (and politically-opposite) columnist Mona Charen.[158]
Wendy Mass (born 1967), author of books for children, including A Mango-Shaped Space.[161]
Christopher J. Christie (born 1962), Governor of New Jersey, a former United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey who served on the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders.[162]
Lucille Davy, former Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education and a graduate of Livingston High School.[163]
The Keans: Hamilton Fish Kean (1862–1941, Congress 1929–1935),[164] Robert Kean (1893–1980, Congress 1939–1950),[165] Thomas Kean (Assembly 1968–78, Speaker 1971–72, Governor, 1982–90)[166] and Tom Kean Jr. (Assemblyman 2001–03; State Senate 2003-date; 2006 G.O.P. failed nominee for U.S. Senate).[167]
Alan B. Krueger (born 1960), economist nominated to serve on the Council of Economic Advisers.[168]
Mike Weinstein (born 1949), member of the Florida House of Representatives.[169]
Nina Mitchell Wells, former Secretary of State of New Jersey.[170] Her husband, Ted Wells, is a prominent criminal attorney.[170]
Jozy Altidore (born 1989), striker for the USA Senior Men's Soccer Team who plays for AZ Alkmaar in Nederland.[171][172]
Hazel Clark (born 1977), runner who has represented the United States at the Summer Olympics in 2000, 2004 and 2008 competing in the 800 metres event.[173]
Bob Dukiet (1948–2009), college basketball coach.[174]
Lennie Friedman (born 1976), NFL offensive lineman.[175]
Justin Gimelstob (born 1977), professional tennis player who won 13 doubles titles and reached 1 final in singles.[176]
Chris Jacobs (born 1964), swimming medalist at the 1988 Summer Olympics.[177]
Brian Jamieson (born 1969), rower who won a silver medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in the quad scull event.[178]
Brandin Knight (born 1981), former professional basketball player.[179]
Brevin Knight (born 1975), professional basketball player on the Charlotte Bobcats.[180][181]
Connor Lade (born 1989), professional soccer player for theNew York Red Bulls.[182]
Steve Nisenson, basketball player.[183]
Claudio Reyna (born 1973), professional soccer player who played for European premier teams and was on the World Cup squad from 1994 until 2006.[184][185]
Byron Scott (born 1961), lived here while he was coach of theNew Jersey Nets.[186]
David Tyree (born 1980), NFL wide receiver.[187]
Richie Zisk (born 1949), who played for the Pittsburgh Piratesand other major league baseball teams.[188]
Ruggiero "Richie The Boot" Boiardo (1890–1984), alleged capoof the Genovese crime family and alleged notorious mafiosa ofNewark, New Jersey in early 1900s.[189]
Jian Li (born 1988), graduated from Livingston High School in the top 1% of his class and scored a perfect 2400 on the SAT, but filed suit against Princeton University claiming that his rejection from the school was based on discrimination against Asian Americans.[190]


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Parasaleniidae is a family of echinoderms belonging to the order Camarodonta.

Genera:
 Diplosalenia
 Parasalenia

References

Camarodonta
Echinoderm families