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A path forward for pro-marriage equality parishes in conservative dioceses?
Jon White
Bishop William Love of Albany, in a letter to the diocese has stated that he would not authorize use of the marriage rites approved at General Convention for same-sex marriages"
I cannot in good conscience, despite listening to the very moving stories and experiences of many gay and lesbian brothers and sisters in Christ, give my approval for the Church's blessing of same gender marriages.
The Diocese of Albany will continue to uphold the Church's traditional understanding of marriage as that "solemn and public covenant between a man and a woman in the presence of God" (BCP 422). The Diocese of Albany's marriage canons, Canon 16.1 "Celebration or Blessing of Marriages by Clergy" and Canon 16.2 "Marriages on Church Property" remain in effect. In addition, as stated earlier, I will honor and uphold the precepts of the Communion Partners Salt Lake City Statement.
The resolution passed at General Convention said that bishops must make provisions for those seeking smae-sex couples seeking marriage though and Bishop Love mentioned that in his letter as well;
Those gay and lesbian couples who, in spite of all that has been said above, still want to and believe they should be married, can take advantage of the provisions allowed for in General Convention Resolution A054. I will work with the bishops of the surrounding dioceses to assist them in doing so. I have, in fact, already begun conversations with the bishops of Vermont and Central New York. Whatever provision is ultimately decided upon will not violate Diocese of Albany Canons 16.1 and 16.2.
For several years some parishes within the diocese which stand in support of LGBT inclusion and marriage equality have been under Delegated Episcopal Oversight (DEPO) which is a mechanism where parishes at odds with the majority perspective of their dioceses can seek, with the bishop's approval, to develop a pastoral relationship with an alternative bishop.
Now, at least one parish, St Andrew's in Albany, has sent a letter to the bishop asking to allow marriage equality to happen in the diocese within the auspices of DEPO. The entire letter is printed below. Is this the opportunity to move forward on marriage equality the church needs and which best suits the requirements of A054?
Dear Bishop Love,
Grace and peace from God our Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. We write this letter in a spirit of love, commitment to unity within the Diocese of Albany, and a strong hope of reconciliation to one another. The issues raised by the 78th General Convention's approval of marriage rites for same-gender couples and your subsequent decision to prohibit the use of those rites locally continue to roil congregations and individuals throughout this diocese. While some approve of and unequivocally support your stance, we submit that a significant segment of worshippers are either deeply troubled by it or object strongly, as evidenced by your needing to disrupt your long-awaited sabbatical in order to address the issue.
It is reasonable to predict that these tensions will escalate as parishes seek to serve the pastoral needs of same-gender couples, their families and communities. Fortunately, you have already provided the diocese with a potential mechanism for addressing and reconciling these concerns via the Delegated Episcopal Oversight (DEPO) provisions. For the well-being of the entirety of the Diocese of Albany, we urge you to utilize the DEPO process as a means to allow clergy and congregations who so choose to honor the call of conscience and the guidance of the Holy Spirit and celebrate same-gender marriages locally.
General Convention A054 states, in part, "Bishops exercising ecclesiastical authority or, where appropriate, ecclesiastical supervision, will make provision for all couples asking to be married in this Church to have access to these liturgies." The resolution further states, "That this convention honor the theological diversity of this Church in regard to matters of human sexuality; and that no bishop, priest, deacon or lay person should be coerced or penalized in any manner, nor suffer any canonical disabilities, as a result of his or her theological objection to or support for the 78th General Convention's action contained in this resolution." Your response to this resolution, as expressed in your July 18, 2015, pastoral letter, states, "Those gay and lesbian couples who, in spite of all that has been said above, still want to and believe they should be married, can take advantage of the provisions allowed for in General Convention Resolution A054. I will work with the bishops of the surrounding dioceses to assist them in doing so. Whatever provision is ultimately decided upon will not violate Diocese of Albany Canons 16.1 and 16.2." We respectfully assert that the accommodation you provide falls short of the language of the convention on both levels. It does not make adequate provision for those couples and their families, and it penalizes clergy who support the Convention's action.
Adequate provision for same-gender couples must take into account the local church and the larger community's role in their lives. LGBT individuals and families are integral members of parish communities, serving and giving at every level within the church, and living, working, and participating within the larger community. Same-gender couples seeking to be married within the church do so precisely because they exist within the community. These couples cannot be adequately or appropriately served by forcing them out of their home diocese to receive these rites in other dioceses. To do so robs them of their dignity and isolates them from their community. It also fails to take into consideration the countless biological and church family members, co-workers, neighbors, and friends who love them and want to affirm their commitment to each other by witnessing and sharing in their celebration. The Diocese of Albany's current policy, in effect, burdens entire communities who, despite their beliefs being in accordance with those of the larger Episcopal Church, are forced to either withdraw support from their loved ones on what is supposed to be a joyous communal occasion, or to travel outside of and away from the places they call home. Both of these options foster further separateness within families and church communities, and within the Diocese of Albany.
Clergy must be able to fully honor the call of conscience in serving the needs of their parishioners. We support clergy's right to not perform same-gender marriages if their consciences so dictate. However, we believe that honoring the call of conscience must work both ways. Compelling priests who support the Convention's action to deny their parishioners access to the approved marriage rites goes beyond merely coercing them to say "no" in order to be obedient to their Bishop. It puts them at odds with the Holy Spirit moving within them, doing damage to their own souls. It makes them into liars – falsely representing their beliefs to those couples, their parishes, and to the world outside the church to whom they are charged with carrying Christ's message. It makes them complicit with a policy that they know to be destructive in the lives of their parishioners. It erodes the bonds of trust necessary if a pastor is to be able to minister to the entirety of their community.
We believe that the DEPO process already in effect within the Diocese of Albany can provide the means to encompass the range of views and needs within the diocese without causing further division, or requiring substantial change to existing diocesan policy. We ask that same-gender marriages be allowed to be performed within the DEPO parishes in the Diocese of Albany, if they so choose, by affirmation of the respective rectors, vestries and congregations. We further request that any clergy member who feels called by conscience to celebrate such marriages be allowed to do so, either in those DEPO parishes with permission of the appropriate rector, or at a private location.
As a longstanding congregation within the Diocese of Albany with deep roots in and a demonstrated commitment to partnership with the Diocese, we prayerfully request that you consider and implement the recommendations proposed in this letter for the benefit of us all. May the God of hope fill us with all joy and peace in believing through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Signed this day, Sunday, September 6, 2015, the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, by the Vestry, clergy, and members of the congregation of St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Albany, New York:
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The most obvious question to ask is, If a Bishop does not agree to the DEPO-Deimel plan, what happens?
More obliquely, same-sex marriage takes place in a neighboring diocese, 'hapless couple' returns, spouse wants to enter the ordination process, or run for Vestry, etc, and the Rector and various agencies say No.
This will lead immediately to Title IV deployment.
But I have already commented above on all the problems GC 2015 has set into motion with this odd resolution.
Lionel Deimel
I have attempted to analyze the possible ways of fulfilling the requirements of Resolution
A054 in very conservative dioceses (or ones with very conservative bishops). DEPO is perhaps the only pastorally sensitive and canonically available mechanism for making the trial rites "available" to requesting couples. See my blog post "What Might Resolution A054 Mean in Practice?"
Robert T. Dodd
Mr. Wesley: If the Diocese of Albany is dissolving, it is the end result of a 15 year, two bishop campaign to immunize it against the Episcopal Church and those of us who support that church. Albany's problem is not in the center but at the top: A diocesan who puts his right to honor his beliefs ahead of the right of his flock to honor theirs. Can he change? Might the Damascus Road run through Greenwich?
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The answer too your question is a decided Yes.
But I think this is a feature, not a bug, in what GC 2015 wrought.
The office of Bishop; the very idea of diocesan canons; the way that a constitution functions and needs proper amending: all these are now otiose. This if the General Convention-Title IV hierarchical church in practice, if not in Constitutionality.
I think that TEC ought to embrace this new understanding if it wants it, and do what is necessary in an orderly way. I am puzzled as to why their is some residual gravity toward 'wanting it both ways.'


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Melt the chocolate and butter together and allow to cool. If you're absent minded or have a weird stove, do this over a double boiler.
While it's cooling, in another bowl sift the flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt.
Add granulated sugar, eggs, egg yolk and vanilla. Mix until smooth. Add to flour mixture and stir until combined.
Yeeheehee. Stir in chocolate chips, or chunks. And pour into parchment lined square pan. 8x8 is best, I used a 9x9. If your pan is larger, cook the brownie less.
Remember, parchment is your friend. Your long lost friend that will unravel the entire roll onto the floor every time you use it, and never rip evenly. But you still keep around and invite to parties anyway.
Bake for 20-25 minutes, or when a toothpick inserted comes out with a few moist crumbs still attached. Let this cool! A bit, we don't have forever, we're making brownies here. We need time to EAT them.
Mix milk chocolate and peanut butter and melt until smooth.
Pour mixture over entire brownie in pan. Lick fingers, pot, spatula, counter, wherever this stuff falls. Man, I'm just going to start making peanut butter chocolatey stuff and eating THAT.
Sprinkle liberally with mini chocolate chips. Pop in fridge and allow to cool completely before slicing. Unless you're not brownie-shallow like me and don't care about looks. Eat it!
Then watch your friend Bryan eat at least 5 of these, and a few sandwiches you make for dinner. Seriously. He eats everything.
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Holy cow… these brownies are off the hook! There seems to be a brownie thing going on these days 😉 Hooray for brownies! I hope Michelle enjoyed this recipe.
Wow these are gorgeous. Great job. Love that people are making requests.
These brownies are so perfect. Way to go! I don't blame your friend for eating 5, I think I would too.
Well they certainly look perfect. I think I prefer mine a little more gooey, but with the topping as well I'm sure I couldn't resist. Really like the photography too!
Wow these look incredible! They look like little cake squares instead of brownies. I'm making these ASAP.
The topping is the killer part. I wish I had made the brownie bit a little bit denser. There's always next time!
I think these sound wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing!
This looks delicious…and your topping looks as smooth as silk! Stunning!
Whether or not you came close to her original idea – Im sure you knocked her socks off! These sound great!
Looks like a very cakelike brownie — I like brownies of all types so they look good to me.
Peanut butter in the frosting – yes I will take a few!
Those look mouth watering. You should start charging for those!!


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DPS Skis Announces 'Dreamtime' Annual Customer Appreciation Event
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Salt Lake City-based ski maker to offer limited-edition all-mountain and touring skis during their mid-summer promotion along with upcoming Winter ski collection
SALT LAKE CITY (July 19, 2022) — DPS Skis, the U.S.-based ski manufacturer pairing space-age carbon technology with groundbreaking shapes, announces its annual Dreamtime customer appreciation event starting July 25. Through August 10, Dreamtime is the only time of the year when DPS releases two new constructions of the Powderworks division skis, two Special Edition Pagoda skis, and the entire upcoming Winter ski collection at discounted prices. Consumers can take part in Dreamtime 2022 at ww.dpsskis.com or at their favorite DPS retailer.
"For DPS, Dreamtime is a moment when we get to experiment with new shapes, constructions, innovative materials and sustainable manufacturing techniques. It is a time when we get to continue pushing the threshold for what high-performance carbon skis have the potential to be," says Thomas Laakso, vice president of product and operations at DPS Skis.
Powderworks skis are released in limited quantities once a year during Dreamtime and their unique constructions represent DPS's most advanced research and development efforts. This year, DPS launches the Powderworks 100 RPC ($1,549), the long-awaited hard-pack big mountain charger. With a 19m turn radius and 100mm waist, the PW 100 RPC holds an edge like a FIS Super G ski, has the mass and damping to chop through crud on the slopes and is stable on any landing.
The Powderworks Tour 110 C2 ($1,549) launches exclusively during Dreamtime. With a 22m turn radius and 110mm waist, the PW Tour 110 C2 is built for fast, charging turns down big backcountry faces and is made using the latest Pagoda Tour construction, allowing limitless human-powered laps.
Like Powderworks skis, Special Edition skis are released once a year, exclusively during Dreamtime, and these small-batch skis are made in DPS's Salt Lake City factory. For 2022, the Special Edition Pagoda designs represent a balance of constant forward progress while fondly recollecting an easier time and heartbeat of the past through their retro color scheme and line art. The Special Edition Pagoda ($1,549) is constructed using a new Algal Sidewall Technology, which features 63-percent bio-based content sourced from microalgae. It provides a unique combination of both a vertically and horizontally layered core that quiets inconsistencies and elevates the electricity of carbon. The Special Edition Pagoda is only available during Dreamtime, discounted by $250 and available in two colors and models, 100 RP and 112 RP shapes in various lengths.
In addition to the limited-run skis, DPS introduces its entire winter collection. The Pagoda Tour ($1,549) is new for Winter 2022/23 and is a lightweight touring ski that provides the perfect balance of uphill and downhill performance. The Pagoda Tour is made using DPS's new Third Rail Technology, an additional sidewall material that is incorporated into the core of the ski within the key vibration nodes, improving the integration between the core and sidewall. While still maintaining the industry's lightest performance-to-weight ratio, Third Rail Technology makes this new generation of touring skis damper, more durable, more stable and more environmentally friendly than previous iterations. The Pagoda Tour will be available throughout the 2022/23 season and is discounted by $200 during Dreamtime. The skis are available in five models and lengths: 90 RP, 94 C2, 100 RP, 106 C2, and 112 RP.
DPS also introduces the Pagoda Lotus 117 ($1,549) for Winter 2022/23, a do-it-all deep powder ski built for a range of soft snow conditions. The Pagoda construction performs well in resort and backcountry settings, with the perfect balance of energetic turns and dampness for speed. The Pagoda Lotus 117 will be available throughout the 2022/23 season and is discounted by $200 during Dreamtime. The skis are available in four lengths: 171cm, 178cm, 185cm and 191cm.
This season, DPS also introduces a new Travel collection, including the DPS Daily Duffel ($189.95), the DPS Hourly Daypack ($159.95), and the DPS Mission Quiver Roller ($249.95). The Daily Duffel is designed for ski gear whether you're just hauling your kit back and forth to the car, or for longer trips. The Hourly Daypack has a padded laptop compartment for those necessary work breaks during the ski day and the Mission Quiver Roller holds up to three pairs of skis with ample space for storage. The entire Travel collection will be available throughout the 2022/23 season and is discounted by 15 percent during Dreamtime.
Special Edition skis, in-line 2022-23 collections, and limited-run skis will be reduced by $200-250 through August 10 with some exceptions. All accessories, including apparel, gear, and PHANTOM Glide, are reduced by 15 percent during Dreamtime, the only off-price window of the year for DPS. The DPS R14 ($799.95) and DPS R10 ($749.95) tech bindings will also be available with a free binding mount with a ski purchase. The collections will be available at dpsskis.com and at select online and brick-and-mortar retail partners. For more information on select retail partners, please visit dpsskis.com/dealer-locator. For media inquiries, please contact Senior PR Account Manager Maria Brickman at maria.brickman@rygr.us.
About DPS Skis: Located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah, DPS designs the world's most advanced ski products by fusing space-age carbon technology with groundbreaking shapes. DPS is responsible for the world's first and only pure pre-impregnated carbon fiber sandwich ski, the first 120mm-waisted powder pintail, the first rockered ski with sidecut, and PHANTOM, a paradigm-shifting permanent, one-time application base-coating that forever eliminates the need for waxing skis and snowboards. DPS products are sold on five continents and are the trusted brand of choice for serious skiers worldwide. www.dpsskis.com

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Norway's Didrik Tønseth was looking at a podium finish in his very first FIS Nordic World Ski Championships event. Now he's looking at doing more pushups.
Twenty-three-year-old rookie Tønseth was leading for part of the way in the men's 30-kilometer skiathlon on Saturday.
"I was thinking that, 'This is it. I'm going to nail it today,' " Tønseth said to Norwegian reporters about the first half of his race.
But then about halfway through, he hit the wall.
"In the middle of the race, I was just thinking that I needed to just finish and go home and work on pushups," Tønseth said.
But he fought his way back and with just a couple of kilometers to go, he was in the top three. Tønseth kept his position until the final stretch to the finish, and barely missed the podium in the last five or so meters after Canada's Alex Harvey passed him before the line. He collapsed across the finish, 1.8 seconds back from third in fourth place.
"In a way, I'm happy with the race, but fourth place is nothing," Tønseth said afterward.
"The race was good but the sprint wasn't so good," he told FasterSkier.
But he didn't spend much time thinking about the ranking. Tønseth raced as hard as he could. He squeezed every ounce of energy out of his body, and he is gearing up for the rest of World Championships.
"It's the 50 k a week from now that I'm really here for. That was the original plan anyway," Tønseth said, noting that the skiathlon was a warmup event for him.
And while fourth place is no podium, Tønseth was rewarded with a spot on the Norwegian relay team for the 4 x 7.5 k relay next Friday.


Collins Booksellers - Riding, Driving, Fencing for Young People - Long-Distance Riding, Etc. by Dodge Theodore Ayrault, 9781473342361. Buy this book online.
This is a vintage handbook on horsemanship originally intended for young gentlemen, with chapters on duelling, fencing, etiquette, and more. "Riding, Driving, Fencing for Young People" will be of utility to young or beginner horse riders, and would also make for a fantastic addition to collections of vintage sporting literature. Contents include: "In The Saddle", "Driving", "The Horse's Motions as Revealed by Photography", "The Riding Club", "The Himalaya Pony and Hawaiian Riders", "Long-Distance Riding", and "Fencing". Many vintage books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. We are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new introduction on fencing. This book was first published in 1898.


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Why do we want machines to learn? What do we want to them to "learn" exactly? There is a lot of misunderstanding regarding the concept of machine learning. Is machine learning just robots learning how to walk and talk? Is it just machines learning how to do a particular fancy task? Not exactly. I thought I should just try to explain it in plain simple terms. Think about the following: How do search engines provide the best possible search results? How does multi-touch work on your smartphone or tablet? How can speech recognition systems understand us? How do social networking sites provide relevant suggestions? The answer to all these questions and many more is machine learning. Machine learning lies deep within our needs and affects our everyday lives, it's just that people are unaware of it.
Wait a minute, I've seen this before!
A machine is like a newborn child. It knows nothing and it cannot do anything on its own. When we have large tasks at hand, doing them manually is not an option. We want machines to be able to learn on their own and make intelligent decisions based on the conditions. Let's consider a baby named John. Just like how John looks around and learns from his surroundings, a machine also needs something to learn from. This comes in the form of input data to the machine. The data we feed to the machine is used by it to learn and understand the behavior of the data. Generally, the elders around John lay down a set of rules and tell him what's right and what's wrong. John can make a decision based on these rules when he is faced with a similar situation. To put it in machine learning lingo, this is called Supervised Learning. Somebody is telling you exactly what's right and what's wrong. Some of the popular applications include Face Recognition, Fingerprint recognition, Suggestions given by websites, Multi-touch gestures on gadgets and many more.
What if John is in a situation which he has never encountered before? There are no rules to follow because such a rule doesn't exist. In this situation, John just has to look at the surroundings and make the best decision. Let's say he wants to eat something. He looks around and sees apples, oranges and some other fruits in a bowl. John will infer that the fruits belong to one category, and the bowl probably doesn't belong to this category because it looks so different from the other items. In this way, John learns and categorizes the items based on their inherent nature. In machine learning, we call it Unsupervised Learning. Nobody is teaching you how to make your decisions. Some of the popular applications include Medical Imaging, Genetic Clustering, Market Analysis, Search Engines and many more.
Supervised and Unsupervised Learning are the two extreme ends in the spectrum of machine learning. Is there something in between? Well, there are a few categories here but I will pick the one which is a good representative of them.
Consider the earlier situation. Now what if there is a red colored ball in the bowl along with other fruits? John will probably think that the ball is a fruit too. Let's say John picks it up and tries to eat it. He will not be able to bite it because its too hard. John has never been in this situation before, so this should fall under the category of Unsupervised Learning. But does that mean John will try to to bite it every single time he comes across a ball? No. The next time he comes across a red ball, he will understand that it's not a fruit and he should not eat it. Nobody is around to lay down the rules for him. He learnt it on his own based on his experience. He has to keep this in mind the next time he comes across a similar situation. In machine learning lingo, this is called Reinforcement Learning. Some of the popular applications include Autonomous machines exploring unknown terrains (like cars or robots), Telecommunication networks, Sensor Networks, Finance and many more.
Most of the machine learning algorithms can be classified into one of these three categories. There are a few others as well, but that will take another full blog post to explain. Learning machines make our lives a lot easier and machine learning helps them do their job well.
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Wendy's is in hot water after Pepe the Frog Twitter post
Some say the tweet is a racist meme
Updated: 2:20 PM CST Jan 5, 2017
Just days after winning kudos on social media for its witty handling of an internet troll, the Wendy's Twitter account has been the subject of criticism for tweeting what some say is a racist meme. Wendy's responded to a Twitter user's request for memes Wednesday by tweeting a picture of the cartoon character Pepe the Frog made up to look like the famous Wendy's mascot of a girl with red hair in pigtails. Pepe was initially an internet meme that had no racial overtones, but it has since been appropriated by white supremacists on social media. Wendy's quickly deleted the post and tweeted that its "community manager was unaware of the recent evolution of the Pepe meme's meaning." Wendy's was widely praised earlier this week for mocking a Twitter critic of the chain.
Just days after winning kudos on social media for its witty handling of an internet troll, the Wendy's Twitter account has been the subject of criticism for tweeting what some say is a racist meme.
Wendy's responded to a Twitter user's request for memes Wednesday by tweeting a picture of the cartoon character Pepe the Frog made up to look like the famous Wendy's mascot of a girl with red hair in pigtails. Pepe was initially an internet meme that had no racial overtones, but it has since been appropriated by white supremacists on social media.
Wendy's quickly deleted the post and tweeted that its "community manager was unaware of the recent evolution of the Pepe meme's meaning."
Wendy's was widely praised earlier this week for mocking a Twitter critic of the chain.
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This is a gospel concert you don't want to miss!! It will be a worship experience that will charge the atmosphere. Kay Morris & The Jewels reunion concert will be held on Saturday, July 23rd, 2016 at 6:30pm at Revival Time Tabernacle, 4340 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario and will feature special guest Alexis Spight, BET's Sunday Best Season 5 First Runner Up. Other Toronto artists are Pastor Shirley Simpson & T.T. Turner. Markland "Action" Edwards from RJR Radio in Kingston Jamaica will be the MC for the evening. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door children are $10 they are available online at www.ticketwindow.ca or call 416-844-7038. Part proceeds from concert will benefit the Kay Morris Foundation missions in Africa.
Founder and Leader Kay Morris started the group in 2003 with a group of young singers and musicians, they released their first album in 1995 "Live Again" and in the same year won best New Comer at the Canadian Reggae Music Awards. The group toured extensively overseas breaking religious, racial and cultural barriers around the world. They released their second album "Armageddon" in 1998. In the year 2000 the EP "Pray A Prayer" was released in Canada and in South India. Kay Morris & The Jewels were instrumental in introducing reggae gospel music to the church communities in Canada, the group's success allowed them to become a house-hold name in Canada. Kay Morris is known for her electrifying performances, she is also known as Canada's Queen of Reggae Gospel!
In 2001 - Through Pastor Audley James at Revival Time Tabernacle, Dr. Bobby Jones of BET visited Toronto and invited Kay Morris & The Jewels to Las Vegas to perform at his Recording Gospel Artist and Industry Retreat held at the MGM Grand Hotel, the group shared the stage with Gospel Legends such as Kirk Franklin, Byron Cage, Deitric Haddon, Dotty Peoples, Kim Burrell, Shirley Ceasar and others.
In 2004 the group released their last album "Unite", with the hit song "Sweet Salvation"which won them several awards. After parting with the group, Kay continued a very successful solo music career touring in such places as Japan, Europe, Africa, The Caribbean, South America, and The USA. In 2006, her humanitarian work impacted Africa after she brokered 1.5 Million Dollars in anti-retro viral meds for people living with HIV/AIDS. Kay is presently the International Liaison for the Atlanta based Prayze Factor Awards. To-date she has won approximately 40 music and humanitarian awards.
Per Kay "We are all very excited to be coming together again and performing as a group after 12 long years, it brings back such great memories, God is good! The group grew and as we grew some members moved on and new members joined. So we will be having the first set of Jewels and musicians open the first part of the concert and the last set of Jewels and musicians will close. For me, the reunion concert will be a time of celebration and thanksgiving to God, it will also be a time of showing appreciation to the singers and musicians who have supported and helped me on this very successful musical journey, I did not arrive here by myself. Over the years I would meet people who told me that they grew up on my music and how it had impacted their lives; they wanted to know when the group would be performing together again, that to me was very humbling and touching. It's also great to have Alexis Spight come to Toronto and participate in this event, she is an awesome worshipper and Toronto is in for a real treat."


Set in Australia in the year 2031, this story is science-fiction comedy at its best.
When Dave, a hopeless but lovable 34 year old, meets Alexandra, the girl of his dreams, he feels as though his luck has finally changed. But due to his ineptness with technology, he tragically loses contact with her.
Meanwhile, the lust for supremacy of two powerful Americans ignites a bitter feud. Their fight reaches around the globe and soon entwines not only Dave and Alexandra, but also a superstar football player nicknamed 'God'. Their final meeting precipitates an event that no-one saw coming.
Did you enjoy the zany comedy of Arthur Dent in "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", or Dirk Gently in the detective books by Douglas Adams?
Or maybe you liked the futuristic feats of Lester in Grant Naylor's "Red Dwarf" series?
If so, you'll revel in the off-beat adventures of Dave in 'A few Quiet Beers with God".


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Movie 96 – The Warriors
The Warriors – June 3rd, 2010
Waaaaaaaaarriors!
Can you believe Andy hadn't seen this? He hasn't seen this! He hasn't seen this epic of iconic filmmaking. I can't believe it. I've seen it all through once before and bits and pieces so many times I don't know if I could count them. It's one of those movies I think I originally saw during one of my nocturnal episodes, staying up until the sun rose and watching anything that wasn't an infomercial. And that's really the perfect time to watch this. The entire movie takes place over the course of a single night, from nightfall to daybreak. It's not complicated.
On one level, this reminds me of Strange Days. Not enough for me to say Strange Days was consciously borrowing from it, but there's a thread there. This movie doesn't have the twists and turns and conspiracies that Strange Days does, but it does involve the death of a charismatic leader, one who might well have managed to unite the disenfranchised youth of the city in a way that would have caused trouble for the establishment. Of course, in Strange Days, things are all confused and you don't know who did what and when and who's involved and who knows what. Here, the only question you might have at the outset is whether Cyrus, the charismatic leader, was killed for a larger reason or not. Given that he was trying to unite the gangs and overwhelm the police and take over the city, it would be understandable if he'd been killed by a plant, or a gang that had a reason for liking the status quo. But no. By the end of the movie you find out that ultimately he was killed because the guy who killed him likes stirring shit.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. The movie starts with a big gathering of gangs from all around New York. They're getting together, each gang sending nine representatives, to hear one man speak. Cyrus, the leader of one of the biggest and best gangs in the city, has a message of unity, getting all the gangs together to present a force that would be unrivaled by the police or anyone else. After his big motivational speech he's shot and killed by Luther, the leader of the Rogues. Luther is definitely a villain for the sake of being a villain. He shoots Cyrus and pins it on the Warriors, setting the whole city's worth of gangs on them. And so the Warriors have to get back to their home turf. They're in small numbers. They're unarmed. And they're moving through a city that's actively looking for them. A DJ who's in on the gang scene updates everyone on where the Warriors are. The Rogues are following them, hoping to catch them. The Riffs, Cyrus' gang, are after them. Everyone's after them.
And so it's a chase movie. The Warriors go from point to point, meeting and fighting different gangs as they go. The gangs are all themed in ways that make me chuckle now, but I can see what they were going for. Every gang has a costume and a gimmick. The best of the bunch are the Baseball Furies, a gang that wears baseball uniforms and brightly colored face paint and carries baseball bats as weapons. But there are also the Punks, the Lizzies (an all female gang), the Orphans, the Turnbull ACs, and of course the Rogues and the Riffs. Along the way the Warriors meet up with Mercy, a woman who's implied to be a prostitute who's been hanging around with the Orphans. She splits from them to follow the Warriors, eventually deciding to stick with them. Mercy's story, and her arc with Swan (the "war chief" of the Warriors and the male lead of the movie) are actually an interesting little subplot.
Threaded in through the chase is also the whole idea of the disenfranchised youth of New York. Kids and young adults who have little to nothing except their pride and their ties to each other. And as Cyrus says it, they could be powerful if they could just work together. They could have it all. Later, as one of the Warriors (Snow) says, they could steal whatever they wanted, if they could only figure out what was worth stealing. And in with that is Mercy, who has a fantastic scene and speech in a subway tunnel with Snow. He insults her lifestyle, saying he doesn't respect her. She defends herself by saying she's seen what life's got in store for her and basically, it sucks, so she's going to do what she wants now, while she can. And after that, later, when he's had some time, Swan apologizes. He lets her stick with them. She's even there at the end in the final confrontation with the Rogues, broken bottle in hand. She becomes part of the gang. Another fantastic scene on this theme is in the train near the end, when the remaining Warriors are heading home and they're battered and bruised and cut up and dirty. And two couples get on the train. They're all dressed up, heading home after a party, probably a prom or other formal dance. And they see the Warriors, including Mercy, and Mercy and Swan look at them, and there's this recognition there. That there are miles and miles between them. Mercy goes to try and fix her hair and Swan stops her. That one moment is great to me. His message there is clear: Don't be ashamed of who you are or what you've done. Don't try to fix anything. There's nothing wrong. Sure, they're dirty and gritty and bloody, but they earned every scar and bruise.
The whole movie feels dirty and dark and like it's got rust and sand and grit worked in under its fingernails. The atmosphere is fantastic and the acting, while not award-winning, feels sincere to me. By the time the Warriors get to their home turf and confront the Rogues on the beach at Coney Island, it's morning, and they're out of the city. It feels totally different, and that's fitting. There's still danger, but it's of a completely different kind than the nighttime chase they've been through. We learn that Luther shot Cyrus not for some complicated reason, but because he's fucking crazy, and itching for trouble. And our heroes, damaged as they are, end up victorious.
My only complaint about this movie is about the special edition. Apparently, in the original conception of the movie, the scene-to-scene transitions were supposed to involve comic book panels taking you from one to the next. And the whole episodic feel to the film really does support the comic book format. In this issue the Warriors face off with the mysterious and unknown Orphans! In the next issue the cops find the Warriors in the subway! The problem was, they ran out of money and couldn't do it. So for the special edition they put in the comic book panels. My problem with that is that it's obviously a computer generated effect, taking a still from the end of one scene, running it through a filter to make it a very smooth looking comic book page, and then moving to a still from the beginning of the next scene and fading back into the action from the same filter. It's too smooth. The colors are clear and clean and the lines are smooth. It's nothing at all like an actual comic book from 1979. It's not like comic books from today. It's cartoonish, almost. It's missing the grit and the dirt and the four color ink illustrations I'd expect. It's a pity, because it's a good concept and the execution just didn't pan out.
All in all, however, I still love this movie. Sure, it's simple and the script is minimal and the actors were all unknowns, but it's got heart and it's got dirt and it's got some fantastic moments that make it well worth watching.
June 4, 2010 Posted by ajmovies | daily reviews | action, period, review, seventies | Leave a comment
"Sometime in the future" it is the 1970s again. This represents yet another movie from our collection that I've never seen before. Mostly because I've never been all that interested, but it's supposed to be this sort of camp classic, so when I had a chance to pick it up for a couple bucks I couldn't resist.
At least the plot is simple to sum up. When the charismatic leader Cyrus calls for a truce between all the themed street gangs of New York so they can take over the city he is assassinated, and the Warriors are framed for it. So they have to run and fight their way from the Bronx back home to Coney Island. I think that pretty much sums it up. A retelling of the Odyssey set in future 1970s New York.
Along the way they have to get past gangs, pull together, and fight. Mostly fight. There's a lot of running and fighting and sweaty shirtless guys. They also pick up a strange hanger on in the enigmatic Mercy – a moll from a rival gang who is desperate for something, but it isn't clear just what. Maybe she wants the adventure, or maybe she's just a trouble maker.
Apparently the social hierarchy among gangs in this future 1970s is based on the complexity and uniformity of their gang wardrobe. The so-pathetic-they-aren't-even-invited-to-the-pow-wow Orphans just have green t-shirts with their name sadly stenciled on the back. But there are plenty of better organized "boppers" on the streets. Mimes and purple pimps and "Baseball Furies." (They have Yankees uniforms and face paint. Scary!) The Warriors all have very cool custom made leather vests. So the other gangs should know that they're in for a rough time.
Of course the toughest and most organized gang in the whole city (with the best uniforms) are the police. They're more a force to be dreaded than all the other gangs put together.
As I watch this now I kind of wish I had some notion of the geography of New York. The movie makes it clear that it's a really long way – but I have no idea how far. Does the journey portrayed in the film make any kind of sense? Probably not, but I have no way of knowing.
Oh, and the film has a hidden message in support of literacy! It's a kind of running gag that the Warriors can't read the subway maps. Maybe if they spent more time in school and less time making trouble it would be easier for them to find their way home.
In the end it's a simple movie but well executed. It's about badasses being badassed. My only disappointment is that Mercy didn't get a Warrior vest of her own.
June 4, 2010 Posted by tanatoes | daily reviews | action, review, seventies | Leave a comment


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George Washington struggled to win battles in New York in 1776. What steps were taken in order to have him removed as Commander-in-Chief and who were behind the actions to get him removed?
You might not think that the father of our country had any detractors, but he did, especially in the wake of so many military setbacks—not only in New York, but later in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Starting with the Battle of Long Island in August 1776, British General William Howe drove the Continental Army back to Brooklyn Heights. Though told by Congress to hold the city, Washington decided he had to abandon New York. He then lost at Harlem Heights, suffered defeat at White Plains, lost Fort Washington along with 3,000 prisoners, and shortly after evacuated Fort Lee.
Luckily, Howe's attention to Fort Washington gave the Continental Army a chance to escape across the Hudson and into New Jersey. But Washington's struggles continued. At the end of 1776, General Charles Lee lost 4000 Americans covering Washington's retreat through New Jersey. In December Congress abandoned Philadelphia for Baltimore. Fortune favored Washington again when Howe went into winter quarters. His army capitalized, striking hard on Christmas night, crossing the Delaware River, raiding Trenton and capturing 1000 Hessians along with arms and ammunition. In January, Washington's men defeated British reinforcements at Princeton before escaping to Morristown, NJ.
Even the officers and soldiers who served under [Gates] in the northern army, would not willingly yield their attachment to their beloved Washington, in whose wisdom and judgment they repose such unbounded confidence.
One of the central figures in the matter was Brigadier General Thomas Conway, an ambitious Irishman who left the French Army to join the Continental Army, making the anti-Washington movement commonly referred to as the "Conway Cabal." Conway actively lobbied Congress for a promotion that Washington virulently opposed in a letter to fellow Virginian and Congressman Richard Henry Lee. When Conway caught wind of this slight, he dashed off some pointed criticisms of Washington to Gates. Conway's dislike for Washington attracted a loose "coterie of grumblers," including Gates himself, Brigadier General Thomas Mifflin, General Charles Lee, and Congressional figures such as John Adams, Samuel Adams, Benjamin Rush, and Richard Henry Lee.
A gossip network through private correspondence might have remained the extent of the "coterie of grumblers'" influence, except that Washington, ever sensitive to the sanctity of his reputation, had his own network of loyal informants who had a keen ear for loose talk. Washington supporter General William Alexander reported that Gates's aide General James Wilkinson, had drunkenly divulged the contents of anti-Washington correspondence between Conway and Gates, including this remark by Conway: "Heaven has been determined to save your Country; or a weak General and bad Counselors would have ruined it." When Washington penned a terse note to Gates, he openly challenged him by sending a copy of his correspondence to Congress. This skillful tactic deferred the matter to his civilian masters, while placing the matter in the public sphere, where direct criticism of Washington was still almost sacrilegious.
Washington survived the challenge to his leadership, and some of his most ardent supporters, such as Major General Nathanael Greene, the Marquis de Lafayette, and Alexander Hamilton, went on to distinguish themselves throughout the war. Washington's two most prominent critics fared less well. Though Conway eventually got his promotion and subsequent assignment as Inspector General, Washington marginalized him when he reported for duty at Valley Forge. Later, a number of general officers petitioned Congress, protesting Conway's promotion. Conway was further discredited after a fellow officer questioned his courage at Germantown. After challenging his accuser to a duel, Conway was shot in the mouth. Thinking he was dying, Conway wrote a letter of apology to General Washington, but he survived his wounds and eventually returned to France. Gates was never able to hold on to the stature he gained at Saratoga, and in 1780 found himself fleeing with his militia at the Battle of Camden, SC in 1780.
Abbot, WW., Twohig, Dorothy, and Chase, Philander D., The Papers of George Washington: Revolutionary War Series, 12 vols. Charlottesville, VA, 1985.
Cowley, Robert and Parker, Geoffrey, eds. The Reader's Companion to Military History. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1996.
Higginbotham, Don. War of American Independence. Northeastern University Press, 1983.
Royster, Charles. A Revolutionary People at War: The Continental Army and American Character, 1775-1783. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1996.
Ellis, Joseph J. His Excellency George Washington. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2004.
Heydt, Bruce. "Vexatious Evils: George Washington and the Conway Cabal," American History, December 2005.


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Camper Reparadise
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Adventure Campers
Feature Business – Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development
By Daniel Hall
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Recognized by the Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development as their prestigious "Business of the Month", after years of hard work, it's rewarding to rub elbows with household-name titans like Kuhl, Skull Candy, Browning, Backcountry.com and more…
Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development website promoting our hard work.
When you start looking at stats and the importance that outdoor recreation has to do with the health of Utah's economy AND the health of the individuals who live here, it is easy to be impressed.
54 million acres of public land
43 State Parks
14 ski resorts
Bike and hiking trails
Over 110,000 Utahns work in outdoor recreation-related jobs
$12B contributed to the state's economy last year
One our many Vintage Airstream restoration projects out in the wild.
So what makes us stand out when there is so much big stuff happening? We think our boss has said it best:
"Utah has 203,468 small businesses, so being spotlighted as Utah's Business of the Month feels a little like winning the lottery. Shout-out to everyone that helps make Reparadise a unique and fun place to work. Together we have become an award-winning company that designs and builds bad-ass stuff!" –
Brandon Zinneger, president and visionary of Camper Reparadise
Reparadise Stats:
2013: 2.5 Employees, 5000 sq. ft. building in Popular Grove
2018: 14 Employees, 10,000 sq. ft. building in West Valley City
34 Camper jobs in 2016 ranging from $1,376 to $124,376
49 camper jobs in 2017 ranging from $67 to $160,347
69 unique camper jobs in 2018 ranging from $538 to $229,000
Employee Skill Sets: Metal Fabrication, Finish Carpentry, Aluminum Polish, Engineering, Photography, Dog Wrangling, Artist, Positive Attitudes, Organization, Problem Solving, Working Hard and Playing Harder
A walk through of the shop before any end-of-day clean up… we've already changed things quite a bit from when this was filmed.
We were told repeatedly by different sources that restoring campers is not a viable business model
The City of Salt Lake would not grant us a business license, even after spending thousands of dollars on lawyer fees and meeting their building requirements (lighting, signage, parking, ext)… so we moved to West Valley City, where getting a business license was a breeze
We've shipped finished products around the world, including Hawaii and Dubai
Brandon has started four business with varying success in his lifetime; ranging from a hot-dog cart in Baltimore to a hostel in the Czech Republic – with Reparadise being the most successful venture yet
The name Reparadise comes from Daniel Hall's time at Scott Miller Auto Body, a small automotive body shop in Upstate NY where the slogan, "Another Day in Paradise" is proudly stated by Scott Miller, himself. Daniel always liked Scotty's attitude towards work and the term Reparadise naturally came to him when thinking about an ideal place to save and rebuild forgotten campers.
Going forward into 2019, Reparadise will continue to dial in the shop with efficiency gains from vendor managed inventory and new tooling. We're also working on a few new products in the trailer/camper market that represents our skills and vision.
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Q: Modifying css with javascript quickly flashes on screen then returns to original (help) A little hard to explain but here it is, I changed some css with javascript and when i run it in my web browser it appears and then quickly disappears back to the original css. In other words my changed css value from javascript doesn't stay!
CSS:
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width: 350px;
height:150px;
background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1);
position: absolute;
top: 50%;
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A: You give a type of 'submit' to input element, so when you click the button, it invoke the dog() function and then do a submit action. If you did not set action attribute of the wrap form element, the page will reload itself by default.
You can just remove type='submit' to prevent this happen, or you can use event.preventDefault() to avoid the default action happens.

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Try by putting return false on the onclick attribute.
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A: What you're doing is correct - it will change the submit button state but also as it's also a submit page the page is being submitted / refreshed so the original CSS styles will take over again as if it was the first visit.

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Die Julianenburg ist ein historischer Park in der ostfriesischen Kreisstadt Aurich (Landkreis Aurich, Niedersachsen). Von dem um 1640 in unmittelbarer Nähe des Auricher Schlosses angelegten früheren fürstlichen Lustgarten mit Lustschloss sind heute nur noch Teile erhalten. Die ehemaligen Torpfeiler des Parks stehen seit 1976 am westlichen Eingang der Auricher Fußgängerzone.

Beschreibung

Nach den Umbauarbeiten von Fürst Christian Eberhard reichte die Julianenburg in der Länge vom Schlosszingel bis zur heutigen Straße Grüner Weg. Der heutige Ems-Jade-Kanal und die Oldersumer Straße begrenzen das ehemalige Parkareal in der Breite. Jeweils drei durchgehende Längs- und Queralleen gliederten den Park in der Länge und Breite. Dazu kamen sich recht- und spitzwinklig schneidende, zehn Fuß hohe und beschnittene Heckenwege, die zum Teil geometrische Figuren bildeten. Die heutige Graf-Ulrich-Straße war die Hauptachse des ehemaligen Lustgartens.

Dem damaligen Zeitgeist entsprechend war der Park streng gestaltet. Die Grünanlage bestand aus drei Teilen. Der erste Bereich war quadratisch aufgeteilt. In seinem Zentrum einen Springbrunnen mit einer Merkurstatue sowie in jeder der vier Ecken jeweils eine weitere Statue. Dieser Teil des Parks reichte bis zu einem heute nicht mehr vorhandenen Wasserzug an der Westseite der heutigen Julianenburger Straße. Daran schloss sich ein großer Bereich an, dessen Wegegliederung sternförmig war. In dessen Zentrum befand sich ein Rondell mit sechs im Kreis aufgestellten Statuen. In diesem Areal soll sich auch der Irrgarten befunden haben. Der letzte Bereich bestand aus zwei Rechtecken und war von einer Halbmondförmigen Fasanerie abgeschlossen, die in einer buschreichen Umgebung lag. Obstbäume gab es vor allem im vorderen, dem Schloss zugewandten Bereich.

Geschichte

Graf Ulrich II. ließ den Park um 1640 inmitten der Wirren des Dreißigjährigen Krieges zu Ehren seiner Frau Juliane an der Westseite des Auricher Schlosses anlegen. Fürst Christian Eberhard erweiterte die Gartenanlage im Jahre 1691 und gestaltete sie nach dem Vorbild der Parkanlagen von Schloss Versailles um. Er war es auch, der 1698 für den dem Schloss zugewandten Eingang ein großes Holzportal in Auftrag gab. Dieses maß 44 Fuß in der Breite und 33 Fuß in der Höhe. Es war grün, weiß sowie golden angestrichen und kostete 700 Holländische Gulden. Schon wenige Jahre später ließ der Fürst das Portal durch die bis heute erhaltenen historischen Torpfeiler ersetzen. Darauf sind Standbilder der römischen Kriegsgöttin Bellona mit dem ostfriesischen Wappen sowie der griechischen Friedens- und Kriegsgöttin Athene mit dem fürstlichen Monogramm C. E. auf dem Schild angebracht. Eine weitere Umgestaltung erfuhr der Park unter dem Fürsten Christian Eberhard.

Am 25. Mai 1744 starb Carl Edzard, der letzte ostfriesische Fürst aus dem Hause Cirksena. König Friedrich II. von Preußen machte daraufhin sein Nachfolgerecht geltend, das in der Emder Konvention geregelt war. Friedrich überließ Carl Edzards Witwe, Sophie Wilhelmine von Brandenburg-Kulmbach-Bayreuth, den gesamten Inneren Schlossbereich als Wohnung sowie die fürstlichen Gärten, also die Carolinen- und die Julianenburg zur freien Nutzung. In dieser Zeit wurde die Julianenburg vom Gartenbaumeister Reuter gepflegt. Dieser durfte dafür den Ertrag der Obstbäume behalten. Als Sophie Wilhelmine im Jahre 1749 starb, gab Reuter sein Amt auf, da die Ausgaben seinen Angaben zufolge die Einnahmen überstiegen. Der Garten verwilderte daraufhin im Verlauf des Siebenjährigen Krieges, in dessen Verlauf Ostfriesland mehrfach von fremden Truppen besetzt wurde. Nach dem Krieg hatte der König keine Verwendung für die im Vergleich zu seinen Berliner und Potsdamer Gärten eher bescheidene Julianenburg. Die Kriegs- und Domänenkammer vergab die Anlagen in Aurich daher Parzellenweise in Erbpacht. Heute ist der größte Teil des Areals überbaut. Erhalten sind Teile des Parks in unmittelbarer Nähe des Schlosses, sowie die historischen Torpfeiler, welche Fürst Christian Eberhard 1708 am Eingang des Parks aufstellen ließ. Sie zieren heute den Eingang zur Fußgängerzone. An den ehemaligen fürstlichen Lustgarten erinnern die Julianenburger Straße sowie der neue Julianenburger Park, der auf dem Grundstück eines Altenwohnheims angelegt wurde, das auf einem Teil des ehemaligen Lustgartens steht.

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk in Aurich
Baudenkmal in Aurich
Aurich
Erbaut in den 1600er Jahren


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Located at the crossroads of Route 202 and Pope Road, it's an unassuming, pocket-sized expanse of ground dotted with dark colored field stone – Windham's Old Quaker Burial Ground.
Forty-seven years ago, overgrown with small trees, litter and shrubs, it was in danger of being topped with new housing, possibly an apartment building. Builder, Mark Plummer had purchased the lot and started clearing it when passers-by stopped to protest. "That spot is an old cemetery," they declared. Word of the "desecration" spread throughout the community; questions and complaints inundated the town office.
Plummer indicated that there had been no mention of a cemetery at the time of purchase, and that a deed search had also turned up nothing.
Ultimately, society member Charles LeGrow (whose descendants were buried there) was credited with saving the cemetery. LeGrow produced old maps and other documented evidence of the burial ground's existence. Also found were hand-written records of the names of Quaker families interred there; many are immortalized by road names: Pope, Read, Varney, Webb and Swett. Others include Allen, Mayberry and Hawkes.
But there was yet another twist in the controversy. Old-timers around Windham generally agreed that many, or possibly all, of the graves in the Old Burial Ground had long ago been moved to another nearby Quaker, or Friends, cemetery located several hundred feet away and across 202, nearer the Friends Meeting House Church. No one knew for sure.
By this time, Plummer, the builder, was assuring Windhamites that there would be "absolutely no building going on at all." And further, he offered to build a split-rail fence around the cemetery, survey the property and turn over ownership to the town.
The corner cemetery at Windham Center was saved. The concerned citizens could be proud of their preservation efforts, and the simple elegance of their rehabilitated piece of history and heritage. It was decided to hold a special rededication; a decision that would ignite another controversy.
Would the conservative Quakers of a much earlier time have approved of such pomp and pizazz?