If the server you are using supports PXE boot, you can install or re-install your server operating system by booting to the Cybercon Server Utilities via PXE boot.
1. Once the server boot to the Cybercon Server Utilities via PXE boot, you can select Client Area from the menu. Please noted that entering the Client Area and using the utilities available in that area may cause data loss in the server (Such as clean OS reinstallation). Proceed only if you are 100% sure you do not need any data from the server or you have data backup in a different location outside the server.
2. In order to access the client area, you need to enter the word acknowledge as password to confirm that you understand the risk of losing data when performing OS installation.
3. Select Operating System Installation from the Client Area Menu.
4. Select Linux OS from the Operating System Installation Menu.
5. Select Ubuntu Linux from the Linux OS Menu.
7. The official Ubuntu install menu should start. Just choose Install.
8. In the first Ubuntu installer screen, select your prefer language for the installation process. In our example here, we choose English.
9. Choose the location for your time zone. United States is the default location we set in our example here.
10. The next question the Ubuntu installer ask is if you allow the installer to detect the keyboard you are using for the installation. We choose No and select the keyboard ourselves.
11. So now, the installer prompt you to select the keyboard. We choose English (US).
12. As for the Keyboard layout, select English (US) as well.
13. In the next scree, enter the Hostname for your server. This is going to be the server name.
14. By default, Ubuntu installer install the package files from one of the mirror sites. Therefore, select the region where the server is located. In our example here, we choose United States.
15. Based on the answer (location) we selected in the previous question, Ubuntu installer will suggest a archive mirror. Just hit enter to accept the default suggestion.
16. For the HTTP proxy information, just leave it blank since we are not using any Proxy Server for the HTTP access.
17. The Ubuntu Installer now loading some additional components.
18. Now, you need to enter the Full name you normal use for managing the server. This user is a non-root user. For security reason, Ubuntu prefer using a normal user for server management instead of root user.
19. Enter the username for the account you are creating. This is the log in name as well.
20. Enter the password for the account. You need to confirm the password when asked.
21. The next question from the Ubuntu Installer is if you need to Encrypt the new user home directory. It is up to you as far as security concern, in our setup example here, we choose the default answer which is No.
22. As for the server time zone setting in the next question, if the default location is fine, choose Yes. Otherwise, select No.
23. Since we need to choose the US Central time zone, therefore Chicago is selected.
24. In the next question regarding Disk Partition, you can choose your own partition scheme. In our example, we choose Guide – use entire disk.
25. Select the disk you like to use.
26. The Ubuntu installer will then ask you to confirm the partition scheme, choose Yes to write changes to the disk(s).
27. After that, the disk will be partitioned and formatted.
28. Once formatting is done, the install will install the base system and other related files.
29. As for the how the server handle system updates, we choose No automatic updates. We prefer update the server manually so that we can schedule the updates in maintenance window we prefer.
31. Since we choose LAMP as the server package, so we need to enter the password for the MySQL root user.
32. We are almost done here. Now the Ubuntu installer ask you if you like to install GRUB boot loader in the master boot record, choose Yes.
33. For the System clock set to UTC question, it is up to you if you prefer set to UTC or not. In our example, we choose yes.
34. Now the installation is complete. Hit Continue will end the installation and the server will reboot by itself. After the server finish booting up, you can log in with the user you created during the setup and perform the following tasks.
– At the command prompt, enter "sudo apt-get update".
– At the command prompt, enter "sudo apt-get -u upgrade".
– At the command prompt, enter "sudo apt-get -y install ssh".
– Save the file and exit.
– At the command prompt, enter "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart" to restart the network.
– Ping google.com to test if the network is working.
After that, Ubuntu Server installation is done.
5. Select CentOS Linux from the Linux OS Menu.
6. Select CentOS Linux ver 6.3 from the CentOS Linux Menu.
8. If the storage disk you are planning to install CentOS to is blank, CentOS installer may prompt you a Warning message. All you need to do is choose either Re-initialize or Re-initialize all.
9. In the next screen, the CentOS installer will ask you to enter the root password for the server. Just enter your desire root password twice and choose OK to continue.
11. The CentOS installer will partition your drive and format the partition. It depends on the size of the drive/partition, it may take some times.
12. Once the Installer finish formatting the partition, it will start the Package Installation.
13. After the Package Installation, the Installer will run the post-installation scripts. And that includes updating the OS from the Internet directly.
14. After the post-installation scripts is done, the server will reboot by itself.
15. Once the server finish rebooting, it will launch the first time boot setup screen. You can customize the firewall and keyboard configuration here as well as the System services. The most important is the Network configuration. So choose Network configuration and hit Run Tool.
16. In the next screen, select Device configuration.
17. In the Select A Device screen, choose eth0.
18. Remove the check mark in Use DHCP and enter the Static IP, Netmask and Default gateway IP based on the IP information obtained from Cybercon. For Primary DNS server, you can enter 216.15.129.205 and 216.15.129.206. Hit OK when it is done.
20. Enter the server and domain name in the Hostname area. The name you enter here will be the name of the server. Hit Ok when it is done.
21. Now, hit Save&Quit to save the changes.
22. Now your CentOS 6.3 server is ready to go.
If your client machine is a Windows based machine, you can use a free SSH client called PuTTY to connect to the Unix/Linux server. Here is how.
02 – Once you are at the PuTTY download page, scroll down to where you find the Intel x86 binary named putty.exe. Click the putty.exe link to download the file. Be sure you are downloading the one under "For Windows on Intel x86" section.
03 – Your computer may ask you to save the file. Just save it in your computer for now. After saving the file in your computer, you can move the file to any location in your computer.
04 – Go ahead and run/open the file after you download the file. In my example here, I opened the Firefox Downloads window, right click the filename putty.exe and choose open.
05 – Your computer may ask your permission to run the file. It varies from different versions of Microsoft Windows as well as the security settings inside your Windows OS.
06 – If everything go well, you should see the PuTTY configuration. Please note that you do not need to install the software. The file you downloaded is an executable file. And that is all you need to run. In the configuration window, enter the IP address or host name of the server you like to connect as well as the port number. The typical TCP port for for SSH is port 22. Once everything look fine, click the "Open" button to connect.
You can save the profile to PuttY configuration so that you do not need to enter the same information again and again.
07 – If this is the first time you SSH to the server from the client machine, PuTTY will display a Security Alert warning window. All you need is click "Yes" to save the RSA key to your local PC. Once the key is saved, you will not be asked again.
08 – Now, you should connect to the server remotely via SSH. All you need to do is enter the user name as well as password to log into the server.
Most of the Linux distribution ships with SSH clients. Graphical or Command Line. In the following example, I will show you how to connect to the remote Linux cloud server via Remote Desktop Viewer that shipped with Ubuntu Linux.
01 – In your Ubuntu Linux, click the Remote Desktop Viewer application to start it. If you do not have it on your application bar, you can click the Ubuntu logo at the top left hand corner and search for "Remote Desktop Viewer".
02 – Once the Remote Desktop Viewer launched, you can connect to a remote server by clicking "Connect" at the upper left hand corner of the Window.
03 – In the Protocol drop down box, select "SSH". Then enter the IP address or host name of the server in the "Host:" text box. Enter the username in the text box provided and click the "Connect" button.
04 – The Remote Desktop Viewer client will try to connect to the server. Once it log in successfully, you should see a screen similar to the screen shot here.
How to install Ubuntu 12.04 Server?
Installation of Ubuntu Server is pretty straight forward. If you have a Linux background, you should be able to install it without any trouble. In the following paragraphs, I will show you how to install it on a HP blade server. The process of install it on a different server should be some what the same.
1. If you are install in via the HP iLO interface, choose the Java based Remote Console instead of ActiveX based Integrated Remote Console. I ran into problem with the Enter key with the integrated Remote Console.
2. Once you boot from the Ubuntu DVD/ISO image, you will see the Language screen. Just choose your favorite language to continue.
3. In the main menu, select Install Ubuntu Server to continue.
4. In the next screen, Ubuntu install script will ask you the language again. The language you choose here will also be the language for the install system.
5. Now, just choose the zone your server is going to be located or the zone you want the server to be set at.
6. The Install script will then ask you if you like it to detect the keyboard. I usually choose No since I know what keyboard I am going to use.
7. Now, choose the desired keyboard from the list.
8. Select the Type of keyboard you use.
9. In the next screen, the installation script will ask you to configure the network interface. Just choose eth0 and continue.
10. In our server environment, we need to set the network manually, so choose Configure network manually.
11. Enter the IP address assigned to you by Cybercon. Your IP address maybe different from the screen shot provided.
12. Enter the gateway IP assigned to you by Cybercon. Your gateway IP maybe different from the screen shot provided.
13. Now, enter the Netmask provided by Cybercon.
14. In the DNS server field, enter the one assigned to you.
15. Enter the hostname of the server.
16. In Ubuntu, you need to create at least one user and you log in to the server with that user instead of root. Just enter the user name you prefer.
17. The install script will also ask if you like to encrypt the home directory. It is up to you if you like to do that or not. By default, I will choose No.
18. Select your time zone and continue.
19. For hard disk partition, choose the one you familiar with. In general, I use the entire disk and use LVM. So I choose Guided – user entire disk and set up LVM.
20. Select the available disk and continue.
21. The installation script will ask you to confirm the partition scheme. Just confirm it to continue.
22. Enter the amount of space you like to use. If you want to use all the available space, just hit Enter.
23. Hit Yes to confirm the changes.
24. The installation script will install the files to your server now.
25. In the next screen, just leave the Proxy setting blank and continue.
26. For automatic updates, I normally want to do it manually so that I have more control.
27. Select the packages you like to install. If you want to SSH to the server, be sure to include OpenSSH Server.
28. If you select LAMP setup, the installation script will install MySQL for you. And in the next screen it will prompt you to enter the MySQL root user password. Just enter the password to continue. You need to confirm the password in the next screen.
29. Now, the installation script need to write GRUB boot loader to the MBR. Just choose Yes to continue.
30. The Ubuntu Server installation is now completed. Hit Continue or Enter key to reboot the server. After the reboot, you should be able to log in to the Ubuntu server at the console.
How to configure Network Settings in CentOS command mode?
1. Log in to the CentOS via console.
3. Add the gateway information to the file network. You can use a text editor such as nano or vi to edit the file.
Please note that your gateway and hostname should be different from the above example. Once you finish adding the GATEWAY line, save the file and exit.
Again, your IPADDR and NETMASK settings may be different from the above example. Once you finish editing the file, save it and exit.
Add the following 2 lines to the file.
Please check the welcome email you received from Cybercon for the name server IP address. Yours may not be 216.15.129.205 or 216.15.129.206. Once that is done, save the file and exit.
6. After you modify all the above files, you need to restart the network. You can do so by issuing the following command.
1. Open Internet Explorer and go to the URL provided by Cybercon. (You can find the URL from the welcome email you received from Cybercon after you order the service). Log in with your customer ID and password in the HP iLO web management interface.
2. In the iLO interface, click the Virtual Media tab.
3. Single click the Virtual Media Applet link.
4. Click the Browse button and locate the CentOS 6.2 ISO image in your local computer.
5. Once that is done, click the Connect button to connect the ISO as a CD/DVD drive.
6. Do not close the Java window, just switch back to HP iLO interface and click the Remote Console tab following by clicking the Integrated Remote Console link.
7. From the top of the console screen, click the Power button and then choose Momentary Press to power on the physical server.
8. The server should boot from your ISO/CD/DVD image. Select Install or upgrade an existing system to continue.
9. In the next screen, choose Skip to skip the media test.
10. In the first install graphical screen, press Next to continue.
11. Choose the Installation process language and click Next.
12. Select the Keyboard type and click Next.
13. Select Basic Storage Devices and click Next.
14. In the next screen, choose Fresh Installation and click Next.
15. Enter the Server host name and click the Configure Network button.
16. In the Network Connections window, highlight the System eth0 and click the Edit button.
17. Check the box next to Connect automatically. Under IPv4 Settings tab, select Manual in Method drop down box. Enter the IP address, subnet mask, Gateway and DNS servers information provided by Cybercon from the Welcome Email you received. Click Apply to save the changes.
18. In the next screen, enter the root password and then click Next to continue.
19. For new install, just choose Use All Space and continue.
20. In the next screen, select the package set you like to install. In our example here, I just choose Minimal.
21. The server will start the installation. Once that is done, click the Reboot button to reboot the server.
Client Requirement: Windows OS with Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 8 or above and Java installed.
1. Open IE from your PC and go to iLO URL provided by Cybercon.
<img src="http://tutorials viagra pharmacie.cybercon.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/02-After_Login-150×150.png" alt="" title="Virtual Media" width="150″ height="150″ class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-105″ />3. After you log in to the HP iLO interface, you will see the Server Status Summary. Single click the "Virtual Media" tab.
4. Right below the heading "Virtual Media", click the "Virtual Media Applet" link.
5. A new Java applet window will pop up. Click the "Browse" button in "Virtual CD/DVD-ROM" section. Locate your Operating System ISO image in your local drive and open it.
6. Click the "Connect" button to mount the ISO image as CD/DVD drive. Once that is done, you should see a green light next to the drive icon.
7. Now, single click the "Remote Console" tab next to "Virtual Media". Then click the "Integrated Remote Console" link to launch the Remote Console.
8. The Remote Console will popup as a new window. At the upper right hand side, click the "Power On" icon and follow by clicking "Momentary Press" under "Virtual Power Button". That should power on your dedicated server.
9. Follow the onscreen OS installation wizard to finish the installation.
Note: If you are installing Windows server 2003/2008/2008R2, you need to install drivers provided by HP after the OS installation is completed, you can find the driver from the following link.
Create new Virtual Machine with Hyper-V Manager.
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There are of course other smaller changes but the mentioned ones are the most significant.
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Shabbona Lee Rollo Museum
Life of our people is to remember forever...
Parents and Spouses
Newspaper Repositories
Le-Hi-Lites 1944
The Chief 1955
The Viking 1945
The following churches are identified within townships that are included in the boundaries of our School District #425:
Shabbona Township, DeKalb Co., IL
209 N. Nokomis
Shabbona, IL 60550
On July 26, 1874 a special meeting was held for the purpose of organizing a regular Baptist church. Some of the attendees of this meeting, who became charter members, were; Rev. W.F. Stahl, Barbara Stahl, John Ray, Elizabeth Ray, Fred Stien, Catherine Stien, Conrad Heeg, Mr. & Mrs. Christian Heeg, Carl Burger, Emilie Burger, Emma Burger and Elizabeth Buck.
The church building was dedicated on November 29, 1874. It was erected at a cost of $4500 and seated 250 people. The Reverend John Young preached the dedication sermon. At one time or another the Congregationalists, Methodists and Lutherans used the church building. In 1967 a building program created a new basement, kitchen, classrooms and a meeting room. Further remodeling in 1971 added a new southwest wing portion and a remodeled sanctuary, which was also reversed at this time, the altar being placed at the east end of the sanctuary.
The First Baptist Church held its last service on May 16th, 2010.
The Village Bible Church
Indian Creek Campus
www.villagebible.org
On September 12, 2010, the church launched itself into the community: The new Indian Creek campus of the Village Bible Church opened its doors to the public. Village Bible Church began in Sugar Grove in the early 1970s and added a campus in Aurora in the early 1980s.
United Church of Christ (Congregational) Church
104 E. Navaho St.
On February 25, 1876, a meeting was held in the home of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Boslough to consider whether to organize a Congregational church. This was followed by an organizational meeting on March 26th with twenty-two persons becoming charter members. On April 6, 1876, the congregation was recognized as a Congregational church. Services were held in the Shabbona Baptist Church until November 6, 1879 when the Congregational church building was dedicated.
Between 1910 and 1912 the church structure was remodeled. Three stained glass windows were installed, as was a pipe organ. The church interior was remodeled in 1946 and 1952.
In June of 1957, the Congregational churches combined to form the "United Church of Christ" denomination. At that time the church's name became the First United Church of Christ.
The building was remodeled and enlarged in 1962 and 1963 to include a new educational unit. The church steeple was added in 1975. There is still an active congregation in the church today.
Old English (West Shabbona)
No longer in existence
About two miles west of the current Village of Shabbona, the "English settlement" was established in 1851. The colony of English settlers built a Methodist church at the site in 1869. Services were held here until 1914. The church building was later dismantled and the lumber was used to build a barn in Shabbona.
Shabbona Lutheran Church
The Shabbona Lutheran congregation was organized on October 27, 1907 by Rev. N. Magelson and held after the Baptists' regular Sunday afternoon services at the Baptist Church in Shabbona. In 1931, the Shabbona Lutheran Ladies Aid purchased the former Brewer Opera House from Dr. E. J. Brewer for $2000. With the help of the men of the congregation under the direction of the Svihus Brothers, the one-story frame building, which was located on the west edge of the Shabbona business district, was remodeled, decorated and furnished.
It was dedicated on October 29, 1932. Services alternated between Norwegian and English. On Wednesday, March 8, 1933, the church building burned. A part of the kitchen equipment was saved, otherwise the building was a total loss.
Lee Methodist Church
Church Records Volume 4
Currently used as a home
On September 2, 1876 the Methodists purchased Lot 14, Block 2 in the Village of Lee for $500. They erected a church building in 1877 at a cost of $2000. Major repairs were made to the structure when the church was struck twice by lightning, once in 1880 and once in 1885.
In 1894 the church was brought into the Rock River Conference.
On December 10, 1895, Samuel and Rosanna Henderson sold their house next to the church to the Methodists for $100 with the provision that it be used only as a parsonage or it would revert to the Henderson heirs. In 1912 the church was remodeled, adding the west classroom, vestibule, basement and new entry.
The Lee Church and the Creston Methodist Church combined in 1939. Later in 1950, the Lee Church was combined with the Paw Paw Methodist Church. This agreement was dissolved in June of 1974.
During the years of 1951 and 1952, the sanctuary and basement were redecorated, new carpeting installed, restrooms added and many new furnishings dedicated. The men of the church paneled the basement and put in a new kitchen. The sanctuary was paneled in 1964 and the northeast basement entrance was built in 1965.
The church, located at 261 E. Kirk Gate, is currently used as a home.
Methodist/Baptist Church of Shabbona Grove
In 1843 the log schoolhouse in Shabbona Grove was used for religious meetings. It wasn't until 1864 that the Methodist Church was built on the northwest corner of the intersection of Indian Road and Shabbona Grove Road.
The Baptists took possession of the church in 1894, using it into the 1940's. In 1946 the structure was dismantled.
Paw Paw Township, DeKalb Co., IL
East Paw Paw Church
The East Paw Paw Church was originally located along Chicago Road next to the East Paw Paw Cemetery. According to an article in the local newspaper of January 17, 1895, "The question has arisen several times of late as to when the East Paw Paw Church was built. We would say; the daybook of Harry Lobdell says that he commenced work July 20, 1868. Also that papers held by Robert Hampton confirm the same and the building was dedicated the following February, making it 1869." Another newspaper article from the August 21, 1919 issue of the Earlville Leader states that the "East Paw Paw Church was sold last Saturday and will be torn down and the material used for other purposes." "The building was sold to Ernest Chapman, the bell to George Yetter for the Scarboro Church, the foundation to A. S. Wells, the sheds to A. S. Wells, the seats to Ernest Chapman, the chairs to Oscar Hatland, the stoves to Al Stokes, the ladder to A. Knetch and the ground of nearly an acre to Fred Goble. In all $871.85."
Rollo Congregational United Church of Christ
2471 Weddell St.
Earlville, IL 60518
https://uccrollo.org
The second organized religious group in Paw Paw Township is what is now known as the Rollo Congregational Church. It was originally called the First Independent Union Church of Paw Paw Township. The first church building was built on Hyde Road in 1865. It was dedicated February 3, 1867 and joined the Aurora Association of Christian Churches in May, 1868.
After the Northwestern Railroad was laid through Paw Paw Township in 1885, the church building and church parsonage were moved near their present site in 1886.
In March of 1913, the church building was severely damaged by a windstorm. Because of this damage, a new church edifice was built and dedicated on June 21, 1914. By August 19, 1914, a new brick parsonage was built and dedicated. Worship services continue to be held each Sunday.
Ross Grove Presbyterian Church
The Ross Grove Presbyterian Church was the first church in Paw Paw Township and was organized in 1854. The building, which was built in 1861, stood on the northwest corner of Chicago and Sleepy Hollow Roads. The abandoned church building was later moved to the Shepardson farm in the early 1900's.
Milan Township, DeKalb Co., IL
Calvary Lutheran Church
19 Perry Road
Lee, IL 60530
www.calluth.org
In 1871 Elias O. Espe offered on acre of land one mile west of the cemetery at the intersection of Perry and Woodlawn Roads. The building was started in 1872 and finished in 1874. Its size was 36′ by 56′ and had a seating capacity of 400 with a cost of about $2300 to build. The building was dedicated on Pentecost Sunday in 1874. On September 4, 1914 this church was struck by lightning and destroyed.
A small Norwegian Methodist church stood on the present site of Calvary Lutheran. The Norwegian Methodists offered the Lutherans the use of their building on alternate Sundays. Eventually the building proved too small for both congregations. The Methodists gave the land and church building to the Lutherans with the provision that the Methodists be allowed to use the building when they requested it and that the new church structure would contain as much wood from the old building as possible.
Work on the new building began in the spring of 1916 and the first services were held in it on Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917. Some Norwegian language services were held until 1938. In 1948 a new parsonage was completed on land donated by Melvin Jacobs.
Calvary Lutheran became the official name of the church in 1953. An educational addition was completed in 1963 and a bell tower added in 1970.
There is still an active congregation attending church each Sunday.
Norwegian Methodist Episcopal Church
Building relinquished to Calvary Lutheran congregation
This church was organized in 1875 with the Rev. J.P. Jensen as pastor. Services were held at the Tysdal, Sanderson and Christopher schoolhouses until 1880, when a lot was given by Mr. & Mrs. Goodman Jacobs. This lot was located at the northeast corner of the Perry Road and West County Line Road intersection.
A church was built that year at a cost of $1400 and dedicated on November 14, 1880. In 1914 the Methodists shared their church with the Lutherans whose church building was struck by lightning and destroyed. The combined congregation was too large for this structure, so together the Methodists and Lutherans built a new building which was completed in 1917. While the two congregations worked in harmony, the Methodist congregation disbanded and gave their portion of the church to the Lutherans.
Willow Creek Township, Lee Co., IL
240 W. Hardanger Gate
https://flcinlee.com
Baptism Records
Rev. Didrickson organized the Norwegian Lutheran Church of Lee County in the fall of 1858. Services were held in either the Boyd of Twin Grove schoolhouse until 1868 when a church structure was built southwest of the town of Lee. Land for this building and a cemetery was purchased in 1864 from H. Eden.
The building was 34′ by 60′ and cost $3500. It was located on the northeast corner of the west half of the northeast quarter of section eleven in Willow Creek Township. A parochial school was also established at this time.
In 1870 twenty acres of land was purchased for a parsonage. The present church structure was built in 1896 on the original site. This building was moved to its present site in Lee in the summer of 1924. Services are still held in the church each Sunday.
Baptismal Records
St. James Catholic Church
231 W. Kirke Gate
www.saintjamesinlee.org
On October 13, 1875 Mr. John Kennedy donated an acre of his farm for a church site, plus $500. Mr. Kennedy, M.P. Harris, James Kirby and Bernard Malloy were active in seeking approval for a parish in Lee. When the approval from the Chicago Archdiocese was received, these men collected subscriptions of $3000 bearing 10% interest, in just three days.
The church was built in 1878 at a cost of $3200. It was 40′ by 60′ with an 18′ extension at the rear of the church. Father Verdin dedicated it on June 17, 1878 as St. James. It is believed that the parish was named after Bishop James Duggan, the fourth Bishop of Chicago. It remained a mission parish under Rochelle for nearly thirty years. In 1906 St. James Parish of Lee became an independent parish, with St. Mary's of Twin Grove it mission.
The church rectory was built in 1906 on land east of the church that was purchased during Father Finn's ministry. Father Finn also eliminated the church debt and installed central heating in the church building.
In the early 1960's the rectory was remodeled and redecorated under Father Connolly's ministry. A new parish social and education center, containing a kitchen and eight classrooms, was completed in February 1973 and dedicated on September 16, 1973.
The St. James Catholic Church continues to provide worship to many.
St. Mary's Catholic Church in Twin Grove
Father Westham, of Mendota, read the first mass to the German Catholics at the home of Peter Kimbler in about 1863. He advised the immediate building of a church and nearly $2000 was at once subscribed. John Herrmann donated four acres of ground for the church. In 1864 a stone building was erected on the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 16 in Willow Creek Township, Lee County, IL. The building cost was $3000 and its dimensions were 26′ by 40′. There was also an addition which was used for the children's religious instruction.
Irish Catholics from Lee hauled the stone for the building of the church from a quarry near Rochelle. There the first Catholic Church in Lee area came into being.
Eventually St. Mary's became a mission of St. James Church in Lee. Sometime during Father Quinlisk's tenure (1912 – 1924) the church structure became unsafe and had to be abandoned. Members of St. Mary's parish became part of the St. James parish
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Are You the One? Couple Curtis Hadzicki and Jenni Knapmiller Are Engaged
Though they weren't matched with each other, Curtis Hadzicki and Jenni Knapmiller met on the set of Are You the One? in 2014
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Are You the One? couple Curtis Hadzicki and Jenni Knapmiller are engaged!
Though they weren't matched with each other, Curtis Hadzicki and Jenni Knapmiller met on the set of Are You the One? during the show's second season in 2014. They pursued other relationships during their time on the show but connected after the cameras stopped rolling and began dating in 2015.
Both Hadzicki and Knapmiller announced their engagement on their respective social media pages Thursday.
"I didn't know I could smile this big 🥰" Knapmiller captioned a sweet selfie of Hadzicki kissing her cheek, as well as a photo of her engagement ring.
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In the comments of her post, the reality star tagged Are You the One?, writing, "@areuthe1 I guess we owe you guys a shout out for putting us in the same room! 😂😂🤷🏼♀"
According to a post on her Instagram Story, Hadzicki asked Knapmiller to marry him while the pair were exploring the Oregon coast. "He popped the question here!" she wrote atop the photo, circling the picturesque lookout point where they got engaged and tagging the location as Cape Kiwanda Beach.
On his Instagram, Hadzicki posted a photo of the pair sharing a kiss post-engagement. "I'll spend the rest of my life trying to properly thank you for all that you do," he wrote. "I love you forever."
RELATED: Are You the One?'s Clinton Moxam and Uche Nwosu Are Engaged: 'I Didn't Think Love Like This Existed'
Hadzicki and Knapmiller are not the only Are You the One? couple to put a ring on it this year. Clinton Moxam and Uche Nwosu, who appeared on the sixth season of the MTV dating show, announced their engagement in June.
At the time, both shared sweet photos of Moxam's seaside proposal on their respective Instagram accounts.
"So yesterday my dreams came true 😊 I met my Fiancé exactly 3 years ago today & yesterday I asked her to spend the rest of her life with me," Moxam wrote alongside a slideshow of him popping the question to Nwosu. "This was the easiest decision I've ever made. Honestly there wasn't even a decision to be made, I truly believe we were created for one another!"


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What are the rules of a Knight?
To answer my question, the rules of being a knight are: being able to joust/fight. being of noble birth. being able to use weapons. Making/becoming a Knight. Seven years old, a boy of noble birth, sent away. At 14 was a squire. Taught to handle weapons, to look after master's armour and horses.
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The meaning of KNIGHT is a mounted man-at-arms serving a feudal superior; especially : a man ceremonially inducted into special military rank usually after completing service as page and squire. How to use knight in a sentence.
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Knight, now a title of honor bestowed for a variety of services, but originally in the European Middle Ages a formally professed cavalryman. The first medieval knights were professional cavalry warriors, some of whom were vassals holding lands as fiefs from the lords in whose armies they served.
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Brain Week
Brain Check-Up
Health Habits You Should Never Do After Age 60, According to Doctors
/ Featured / By Dr. Krystal L. Culler, DBH, M.A.
It starts slowly—you may start panting after climbing two floors, miss your regular bus, or you can't remind the name of that actor from The Hudsucker Proxy. In your mind, you may feel a decade or two younger than you actually are, but aging is eventually catching up with you. This is the last moment you need to start treating your health seriously and dropping bad health habits. The good news is that you can still make a difference—"it is never too late to take up a new health habit at any age. Small changes lead to long-lasting results for our well-being," says Dr. Krystal L. Culler, DBH, M.A., founder of the Virtual Brain Health Center. "Start today and reap the benefits for your brain and body," she encourages. Read on to learn about habits you should never do after age 60—and to ensure your health and the health of others, don't miss these Sure Signs You Had COVID And Should Tell Your Doctor.
1: You Ignore Proper Hydration
"As you get older, your sense of thirst diminishes. Older people tend to be dehydrated more than younger people because they do not have the sensation that they are thirsty. This causes issues with Urinary Tract Infections, blood pressure fluctuations, decreased activity, fatigue, electrolyte abnormalities," says Manish B. Patel, DO. "Good rule of thumb is that your pee should be a light yellow color similar to straw. If it is too dark, then not drinking enough. If it is clear, then you may be drinking too much water."
2: You Don't Change Your Workout
"Many people who want to start working out or who have worked out in the past jump back into working out. They do the workouts they have done forever. Now, as people get older, certain activities may cause more injuries than not," says Dr. Patel. "As people get more years, they should start concentrating on more restorative training, balance, calisthenic and weight training. Weight training will continue to increase the amount of bone formation and help with less injury and falls.
3: You Stay On Medication for Years
"The goal of medication is to supplement your health to bring your body into proper hemostasis. Diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes are the primary prescription for the majority of health problems," says Dr. Patel. "People need to stay vigilant in making sure that they are trying to get off medications or decrease the dose that they need."
4: You Don't Get Vaccinated
"Many individuals skip their childhood vaccine boosters and do not get the flu vaccine yearly. With COVID-19 bringing vaccines to the forefront, so has vaccine disinformation," says Dr. Patel. "People should consult their primary care physician and get up to date on vaccines. After the age of 60, many try to take that retirement vacation they have been holding off. Ensuring a good time means staying healthy."
5: You Skip Regular Eye Exams
"Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of blindness in people over 50 in the United States. It's easy to miss the early stages of AMD because you may not experience any symptoms," says Dr. Ryan Young. "Later in the disease process, It can cause blurred vision, distortion, and eventually total loss of your central vision. It's important to have regular eye exams to protect your vision proactively."
6: Drinking Caffeine Past Noon
"It takes an average of 5 hours for half the level of caffeine consumed to drop in our bodies and upwards of 10-15 hours for it to no longer have an impact on our bodies and brains. To get a restful sleep, switch to decaffeinated beverages after noon or by mid-day," says Dr. Culler. "Remember that caffeine is also a diuretic and may increase trips to the bathroom and require more fluids to quench our thirst. Reach for water to keep hydrated."
7: Avoid Trying to Bank Sleep
"Do not plan to make up sleep throughout the week or on the weekends for lack of sleep that occurs. We are not able to "bank" our sleep, and it is a myth of aging that we require less sleep with age," says Dr. Culler. "In our sixties and beyond, we should still aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night. Make sleep a daily priority and rest well."
8: Stop Blaming Your Age
"Avoid blaming your age. How we view our own age has a direct impact on our health, dementia risk, longevity, and more," says Dr. Culler. "It is to our benefit to embrace a more positive view of our aging experience- our health depends on it!" And to get through this pandemic at your healthiest, don't miss these 35 Places You're Most Likely to Catch COVID.
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Galaxy Note II Leaked (Three Times!) by Samsung Ahead of Official Unveiling? (Update)
Killian Bell
Who needs moles and sources when a company leaks its own unreleased products? That's what Samsung just did when it posted a picture of what is believed to be the Galaxy Note II on its official Facebook page for Pakistan… three times!
The image originally went up with the caption, "Picture perfect view made even more perfect with Samsung Galaxy S3." But clearly, the image above isn't a Galaxy S III. It was promptly pulled after being published, and we didn't expect it to reappear, fueling speculation that the Korean company had just leaked its own Galaxy Note II.
Then Samsung surprised us all by publishing the image again with a new caption, which read, "Picture perfect view made even more perfect with Samsung Galaxy Note." It didn't say "new Galaxy Note" or "Galaxy Note II," but this certainly isn't the same Galaxy Note available today. It's display is bigger for a start, almost reaching the edges of the device, and there's no physical home button.
Furthermore, the volume rocker on the left side of the device, and the sleep/wake button on the right, have been shifted down a little, presumably to improve operation with just one hand. There's also an additional physical button on the right side of the device, likely to be for taking photos. The front-facing camera and proximity sensors have also moved from the right to the left side of the earpiece.
In fact, about the only thing this smartphone shares with the existing Galaxy Note is its shape.
Samsung republished the image a third time, with the caption, "Picture perfect view made even more perfect with Samsung Mobile." As far as we can tell, it has now pulled the image altogether.
You may remember this image popped up before the unveiling of the Galaxy S III. Some are calling this a marketing ploy that Samsung is using to build up excitement and anticipation for the device prior to its official unveiling. But could it be that the company really published a real image of the second-generation Galaxy Note accidentally… twice?
We'll know for certain on August 29, when the handset gets its official unveiling at a Samsung event in Berlin.
Update: The photo is allegedly nothing more than a Galaxy S III concept.
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Home » TV & Movies » Who is Oti Mabuse's husband Marius Iepure? Strictly backing dancer lined up to replace Brendan Cole
Who is Oti Mabuse's husband Marius Iepure? Strictly backing dancer lined up to replace Brendan Cole
Maris Iepure is married to Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse and has appeared on the popular BBC show himself.
The Romanian dancer tied the knot with the South African beauty in 2014 but what else do we know about the German champion…
Who is Marius Iepure?
Marius, born August 31, 1982, is a 36-year-old dancer from Romania, who has been dancing since the age of 12.
In 2014 and 2015 Marius participated in the show Let's Dance.
He is the husband of Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse who is also his professional dance partner.
The couple do not have any children but have spoken about starting a family one day.
In 2017 he appeared as a backing dancer on the BBC One show.
Is Marius Iepure replacing Brendan Cole on Strictly Come Dancing?
The Sun revealed how Marius has been tipped to replace axed Brendan Cole.
Bosses think he will add extra eye candy to the show's ranks and his experience behind the scenes means he should fit straight in.
An insider told The Sun Online: "Marius was involved in Strictly last year as a backing dancer and has proved very popular with both the other dancers and production staff alike."
A spokesman for the show declined to comment.
Who is Marius' wife Oti Mabuse?
Oti Mabuse is a 29-year-old professional dancer who works on the BBC series Strictly Come Dancing.
She was born in Pretoria, South Africa and unlike many of the Strictly family, Oti did not start her path to professional dancing from a young age.
Oti studied civil engineering at university before embarking on a career in professional dancing, following in the footsteps of her sister Motsi – nine years her senior – who is a professional ballroom dancer.
Since the start of her professional career, Oti has earned various awards including first place in the German Championship Freestyle Latin competition.
She joined the show in 2015 for its thirteenth series and was partnered with boxer Anthony Ogogo but unfortunately did not make it past week three.
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Kerryn Goldsworthy reviews 'Atlantic Black' by A.S. Patrić
Atlantic Black
by A.S. Patrić
Transit Lounge, $29.99 pb, 280 pp, 9780995409828
Writing this review in the first week in November, I look at the calendar and note that we are a few days away from the seventy-ninth anniversary of Kristallnacht, when, over the two days of 9–10 November 1938, at the instigation of Joseph Goebbels, there was a nationwide pogrom against German Jews that saw synagogues, business premises, and private homes ransacked. At least ninety people were killed, perhaps many more. It was a sign of things to come.
A.S. Patrić's new novel, Atlantic Black, is set – although this isn't mentioned in the book – about seven weeks after these events, on an ocean liner in the mid-Atlantic on New Year's Eve of 1938, by which time many people could already see the blackness that 1939 would bring to the world. 'Anytime I hear that date,' Patrić said in a recent interview, 'for me it's a shorthand for catastrophe, for cataclysm.' The symbolic structure of this book is simple and strong: characters of mixed nationalities are all at sea, crossing a world on the eve of destruction.
Kerryn Goldsworthy won the 2013 Pascall Prize for cultural criticism, and the 2017 Horne Prize for her essay 'The Limit of the World'. A former Editor of ABR (1986–87), she is one of Australia's most prolific and respected literary critics. Her publications include several anthologies, a critical study of Helen Garner, and her book Adelaide, which was shortlisted for a Victorian Premier's Literary Award. In November 2012 she was named as the inaugural ABR Ian Potter Foundation Fellow. Her Fellowship article on reviewing, 'Everyone's a Critic', appeared in the May 2013 issue of ABR.
Kerryn Goldsworthy reviews 'Dreams of Speaking' by Gail Jones
Kerryn Goldsworthy reviews 'Fled' by Meg Keneally
Kerryn Goldsworthy reviews 'A History of South Australia' by Paul Sendziuk and Robert Foster
More in this issue « 'Swan' by Zoë Brigley Thompson Anna MacDonald reviews 'Half Wild' by Pip Smith »
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There was little to no indication of this in the meeting, but I received many texts, tweets and Facebook comments concerning this. After I completed my comments, which I'll post below, Dr. Wardynski indicated that he wanted to respond to my comments about spending more money on Instructional Assistants. He was asked to wait since there were other comments to follow mine.
Dr. Wardynski decided to wait to respond.
As my typical readers know, I like to make an attempt to capture Dr. Wardynski's comments exactly as he shares them.
Knowing that the recording had been cut off, I decided to record the superintendent's response. As my iPhone's battery was running low, I got out my iPad to record it.
I was not standing, moving, or blocking anyone's view with my recording. I do not believe that I was disrupting the conduct of the meeting in anyway. I was not talking, and the video makes no sound. Furthermore, the meeting continued even while Mr. Lankford of security was asking that I turn off the recording and step outside to discuss it.
I complied with his requests.
I was told that I could not record the meeting because it was an intimidating action on my part. And since I had done other intimidating actions before, (referring to the time when I stood silently for about 80 seconds at the end of my comments waiting for an answer), I would not be allowed to record the meeting.
It seems that the board and the superintendent are intimidated by someone attempting to convey their thoughts and ideas to others.
I spoke with Mrs. Morrison after the meeting was over. I told her what had happened, and I offered her my apology if my actions intimidated her.
The former principal laughed. Which was nice.
The school board attorney didn't seem too intimidated by a parent in a purple tee-shirt.
Before the meeting began, and granted, before I recorded any portion of the meeting, Mr. Blair sat down beside me and asked how things were going with my family.
He and I had an extremely pleasant conversation in which I shared with him much of what I planned to say during the public comments. He was compassionate and sympathetic.
He was also friendly and funny.
I greatly appreciated his time and willingness to engage me in a conversation.
Dr. Warydnski, I want to thank you for your presence at the Autism Awareness Month kickoff at Hampton Cove Middle School on April 11th. I also want to thank you for your presence at the State PTA Reflections awards this past Saturday in Mobile. Your support of those of us with children on the spectrum and of the arts is greatly appreciated by myself and my family.
I'm here tonight to ask for a little more help.
At the January 19th board meeting, I shared with you and the board just a few of the never-ending changes in my son's classroom at Challenger. That night I mentioned the revolving door of aides, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, and even an entirely altered classroom.
As we saw with my son this weekend in Mobile, he doesn't handle change well, and yet change seems to be forced upon him non-stop in his classroom.
Since I reported this to you in January, the rate of change has increased. In February, both of his aides, or two-thirds of the adults in the classroom were take out of his room. So the revolving door of aides continued into the second half of the year.
Then after a little more than a month another of his aides quit to take a better paying job. This isn't at all surprising since EPSCO aides make approximately nine dollars an hour without benefits.
Honestly, a McDonalds employee has a better deal. McDonalds offers their employees health insurance and retirement.
Is it any wonder that the aides are so quick to leave?
It's more surprising that so many of them returned from last year when they took about a $2.00 an hour pay cut to keep working with our kids.
We have to do better. Our kids deserve better. Change hurts everyone including those who aren't on the spectrum.
For example, my daughter came home in tears on Monday because of the radical changes that are being planned for Mt. Gap Elementary. she's losing "her" library, and that breaks her heart.
It's now May 3rd, and we still don't know. And our teachers still can't plan for next year. And our little girls are still coming home in tears.These words don't seem intimidating to me, but clearly I'm not a good judge of that.
So, as a public service, I would again like to offer my assurances to Dr. Wardynski, Mrs. McCaulley, Mr. Blair, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. Birney, and Dr. Robinson and anyone else who regularly attends board meetings that it is not my intention to make you feel intimidated.
I'll fully own up to my intention to pay attention and to question what you do. I'll also own up to my intention to speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves. But it is not my intention to intimidate you in any way.
Fear and intimidation are a coward's approach to getting what he wants. I'm attempting to reason with the district's leadership. Nothing more.
I wonder if the Mayor and City Council have the same "intimidation rule"?
The Huntsville Times has always been very vocal over Sunshine Law violations. This is somthing they should look into before the board bans the public from their meetings altogether.
Do you know if Dr. Wardynski responded to your comments after you left the room?
Did you hear any of the other citizen comments?
By the way, not a word of your comments sounded intimidating to me…just asking for answers to the problems caused by endless months of frustrating changes.
I agree with Carolyn. You need to talk to a member of the media about this because what they did was illegal. They're actually trying to intimidate and bully you so that they can do their business in the dark with no one to question them. I wish you would name the board members who are so insecure: I'm going to go on a big hunch and assume that one of them is Dr. Robinson. To be honest, she should be insecure in one respect, because this will most likely be her last term on the Board.
I don't know of anyone on the board that is specifically intimidated by me. I asked Mr. Lankford for that information, and he responded that "the board" was intimidated. He refused to be more specific.
I have not spoken to or heard from Dr. Robinson, my board member, in nearly a month.
If only you had been wearing a hoodie rather than a purple tee-shirt, this would have been absolutely perfect. I know it's warming up, but still, next time. . .
I was reading the paper while walking the dog this morning. When I got to W's claim that a guard shack = a welcome center, I doubled over with laughter.
Then there was W's fangirl's remark that only 2 of her constituents had comments regarding the fence. I said aloud, well DUH!!! There are those in her circle who I expect would like to see a razor wire fence from Andrew Jackson, to Pratt to Washington to Holmes to Rideout and up to Bob Wade.
AND THIS MORNING I WITHDREW MY DAUGHTER FROM THE HUNTSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS!!!!!
Yes the doublespeak was in full swing last night (and this morning). I'm both happy for you and sad for our loss.
"Before the meeting began, and granted, before I recorded any portion of the meeting, Mr. Blair sat down beside me and asked how things were going with my family.
When I read this, I kept wondering why David Blair would do this, I suspect because he knew what was coming and wanted it seem like he was out of the loop.
Blair said he only learned of the incident when contacted by the media Monday.
Blair said he's always found Winn to be pleasant and cordial. He did say, however, that some people at the December meeting found Winn's minute and a half of silence uncomfortable.
When asked if he agreed with Lankford's decision to stop Winn from recording the meeting, Blair declined to discuss it.
McCaulley said she was not aware of any specific threats made recently against the district.
The RIFs, which resulted in more than 400 layoffs, were finished months before Wardynski became Huntsville's superintendent. He began his job July 5.
Harry Hobbs, a Huntsville police spokesman, said Monday that the department has no open cases involving threats against the city school district.


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Iraq starts privatization drive, but progress slow
By Mohammed Abbas
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's industry chief is battling a global crisis and a deep-rooted aversion to Western capitalism as he presses ahead with privatization to wrench the country free from past Soviet-style policies.
Fawzi al-Hariri, minister of industry and minerals, says he has broken new ground by ushering in Iraq's first public-private partnerships, and plans to introduce new import regulations to bolster Iraq's own industries.
"It's little in international terms but a leapfrog in Iraqi terms," he said of the up to seven joint ventures he has fostered between private investors and state-owned enterprises.
"It is unheard of to have private sector involvement in the public sector. We broke that taboo," he said in an interview with Reuters.
As well as trying to entice private investment into war ravaged industries, Iraq plans to introduce import tariffs of between two and 20 percent early next year, a move it hopes will encourage foreign manufacturers to open factories in Iraq.
Iraq has some 67 state owned enterprises, which include 240 factories employing between 100 and 4,000 workers each.
Yet equipment is ancient, and even before sanctions and the war that ousted Saddam Hussein in 2003, Iraq had long supported unproductive state industries to keep people employed.
Plans to privatize or partly privatize Iraqi industries have hit a wall of suspicion among Iraqi lawmakers and the public who for decades lived with Saddam's socialist economic policies.
Privatization legislation is stuck in parliament awaiting ratification, and Hariri said he did not expect any state industry stake sales until at least 2012.
Utilities such as water and electricity, and industries such as cigarette manufacturing are unlikely to privatized at all.
"You can see the sentiment in parts of the government and legislative parties regarding oil contracts, and how they view that as selling the state silver," Hariri said, referring to rows over deals with foreign firms to develop Iraq's oil fields.
SMALL BUT SIGNIFICANT SUCCESS
In the absence of privatization legislation, Hariri can only offer production sharing deals to foreign investors, who are promised the bulk of output over 10 to 15 years.
But plans to conclude 35 such deals by the end of last year were scotched by the global economic crisis and a sharp increase in state wages, which raised production costs, Hariri said.
However, he said he had had some successes.
Japan's Marubeni Corp has entered a joint venture with Iraq and a private investor to develop a fertilizer plant, and the company has also expressed interest in a cement factory.
Iraq has a deal with Swedish truck maker Scania to assemble vehicles in the country, and also has an initial agreement with German carmaker Daimler for a production line, a deal Hariri hopes to finalize in August.
He said he hoped to revive a deal with the world's largest steel maker ArcelorMittal, hit by last year's slump in steel prices, to invest $1 billion in a Basra steel plant.
Iraq hopes to ratify import tariff legislation early next year in preparation for its entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO), a move Hariri said the body had approved.
Iraq is currently a virtual free-for-all for importers.
"We want to certain protections, because once you're in the WTO, you're open and fair game for everybody in the club," Hariri said, adding that some protectionist measures would only be in place for five years by agreement with the WTO.
Korean products by manufacturers such as South Korea's LG Corp are particularly popular in Iraq, and Hariri hopes import rules will push such firms to manufacture in Iraq.
"LG said to me, 'Why should we manufacture or assemble in Iraq when we could be selling?'," Hariri said.
"I said, 'Well, not for long'. They're now talking to us."
Editing by Missy Ryan and Richard Balmforth


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The global church in an English village
The Londoners who come to Aylesford as pilgrims are an impressively polychrome microcosm of Christianity.
by Philip Jenkins
(Darren Glanville, Creative Commons)
I once suggested that if the Roman Catholic Church ever chose a single motto, an excellent candidate might be Iter semper (always traveling). That is particularly true today, when the church in Europe is passing through so many crises and yet is being constantly revived and strengthened by new arrivals.
As one representative illustration, look at the popular English pilgrimage site of Aylesford, in Kent. There, in 1240, English Christians imported the Carmelite tradition from the Holy Land and established a house in that order. Aylesford was, in a sense, an immigrant foundation. An early prior was Simon Stock, who became a venerated saint. After centuries of secular use, the house once again became a pilgrimage destination in the 1950s, at first on a limited scale. The real explosion came at the end of the century, when Aylesford started attracting crowds drawn chiefly from newer ethnic and immigrant groups from the Greater London area.
During one of the many pilgrimages in any given year, Aylesford looks like an impressively polychrome microcosm of the universal church. Among the many specialized events held in 2020 were gatherings intended for Indians (with separate days set aside for Tamils, Goans, and Keralans), as well as Nigerians, Brazilians, Italians, Portuguese, and Poles. A generic Caribbean event is one of the most popular. The faithful can incorporate several historic shrines in a substantial walk through Kent, the Augustine Camino, named for the celebrated Spanish route to Santiago.
Philip Jenkins teaches at Baylor University. He is the author of Fertility and Faith: The Demographic Revolution That Is Transforming All The World's Religions.
Jan 13, 2021 issue
Similar events can be found at many other shrines devoted to the Virgin Mary, notably Walsingham in Norfolk, the British center for Catholics and Anglicans alike. There, too, the Caribbean event is a centerpiece of the Catholic ritual year, but flags and banners at other gatherings typically represent Sri Lanka, India, the Philippines, Vietnam, Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia, Congo, Zimbabwe, Lithuania, Ireland, Brazil, and Trinidad. We will also find many smaller units, like a Punjabi Rosary group. The priest celebrating at a given event might well be African, often Nigerian.
There was a time when such newer ethnic groups might have been seen as an exotic or marginal addition to an English or Irish mainstream, but no longer. In recent times, Christian churches of all kinds have contracted very sharply in Britain, and the Church of England in particular has suffered badly. In theory, Anglicans far exceed Catholics as a share of the population, but for decades now, the number of Catholics actually attending services has comfortably exceeded the number of Anglicans.
In general, Catholic levels of participation have declined over time, as measured by priestly vocations as well as regular church attendance, and waves of scandals have clearly had an impact. But the steep decline among ethnically English and Irish believers has been more than compensated for by the enthusiasm of newer populations. In 2008, Eastern Europeans (mainly Poles) made up almost 10 percent of British Catholics, more than twice the number of those with Irish backgrounds. People from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean accounted for a further 11 percent.
Although those immigrant groups were still a minority of the faithful, they preserved older habits of devotion and participation, which made them a strong and visible component of urban Catholic churches. Many parishes that had been facing crisis or even closure revived heartily when they began offering services in Polish, Portuguese, or one of the South Asian languages. The main problem the churches faced a few years ago was how to deal with the ethnic or immigrant congregations spilling over into the streets. Beyond ethnicity, the immigrants were usually visible by their relative youth. Elderly Irish women sat next to young adult South Indians or Ghanaians.
I have been using the past tense here, as matters are now in such flux. Whatever we may think of the economic effects of Britain's decision to leave the European Union—and I could write about Brexit at apocalyptic length—the ethnic and religious consequences are dire. Just since 2016, the country's Polish population has fallen from almost a million to under 700,000, and it continues to plunge. Expect dramatic falls in figures for Catholic attendance and participation.
To varying degrees, the British conditions I am describing here can be found in many Western countries, including the United States. Traditionally Catholic countries like France and Italy draw heavily on Global South nations for their priests, and Nigerian and Vietnamese candidates are much in evidence in seminaries. Anywhere in urban Western Europe, it is instructive to observe the languages in which mass is offered in churches on any given day, with frequent choices being Polish, Tamil, Vietnamese, Tagalog, and English. The last is chiefly intended for the convenience of Anglophone Africans.
Without that global reality, Catholicism in the West would be a much slighter and more troubled phenomenon than it already is.
A version of this article appears in the print edition under the title "The church in motion."
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Outgoing board member John Schmidt reflects on his time with IEC
posted by Guest Blogger on Monday, December 5, 2022
John Schmidt, a Des Moines resident and retired executive from Principal Financial Group, has served a number of roles on IEC's Board of Directors since 2015. John is a dedicated volunteer leader, asking important questions, making valuable connections, and giving supportive feedback to staff and others taking on challenging work with the Council.
John will explore new pursuits in January when his final term of board service to IEC comes to an end, but we know his interest and support of the Council's work and that of the environmental movement will continue.
We invited John to share some thoughts as he departs.
How did you come to be involved with IEC as a board member?
I have been concerned about the destruction of the environment since I learned about it in high school, highlighted by the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. I read articles in the Register and Business Record about various environmental organizations operating in Iowa, such as Sierra Club, The Nature Conservancy, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation and the Iowa Environmental Council and I had made gifts to some of them. I attended IEC's annual conference in 2014 and I was quite impressed by the presentations.
In 2015 I had time to allocate to one organization and I engaged in some research, leading me to conclude the Council was the strongest advocate for clean air, clean water and clean energy. I emailed the executive director in March to inform him I was interested in joining the board of directors if there was an opening. He responded there was no opening, but I should send my resume and he would keep it on file. About a month later he invited me to join the chair of the nominating committee and him for lunch. Shortly thereafter I was elected to the board.
Why do you care about IEC's work in Iowa?
I care about the Council's work because my family and I live in Iowa, drink the water, breathe the air, and ride my bike on the trails. I want this state to be a good place in which to live.
What are some IEC activities, projects, or actions that have occurred during your tenure that you're proud of?
I am very proud of a number of activities since I joined the board, including:
In March 2016 a district court ruled DNR had failed to enforce anti-degradation rules when it allowed the City of Clarion to complete a wastewater treatment plant that would increase pollution in the Des Moines River. The Council had brought this legal action as a last resort, but it demonstrated that litigation remained an important tool for the Council's advocacy.
In July 2016 the Iowa Utilities Board issued an order maintaining net metering. The legislature later approved a bill incorporating net metering into the Iowa Code.
On September 29, 2016, the Council issued a report on nitrates in drinking water. This was outstanding research and meta analysis of epidemiological studies in Iowa.
In December 2017, DNR withdrew a proposed change to its rules that would have weakened water quality with respect to E. coli.
In October 2018 the Council joined many other organizations requesting state action to mitigate the effects of climate change.
In January 2019 the Council issued a report that the noise from wind turbines does not cause health issues.
In April 2019 the Council and Environmental Working Group issued a report regarding the pollution of private wells in Iowa.
All of the work done to support clean energy in the last seven years has been of critical importance to the progress we have seen!
What is something new you've learned during your time with the Council?
One thing I have learned since I joined the Board is that a majority of people in this state are reluctant to support legislative and regulatory changes that would cause them to incur any costs. But they do not mind taking actions that cause other people (i.e., down river) to incur costs to clean the water. I thought the white paper on nitrates in 2016 would make a difference. I was wrong.
What is a challenge you see IEC facing in the future?
The biggest future challenge for the Council is growing its revenues, both grants and gifts. It appears the people of Iowa are growing more reluctant to address climate change and other environmental issues, making it more difficult to achieve fundraising goals.
What do you hope for IEC's future?
I hope the Council is no longer needed in 25 years because it has achieved its mission and vision, in a state in which the DNR and Iowa Utilities Board are doing their jobs.
One of the best things about serving on the board has been the opportunity to work with a number of outstanding people on the board and staff. I have truly enjoyed collaborating with them to achieve our goals each year!
IEC staff, board leaders, and all our members and supporters wish to thank John for his dedication and service!


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Formula 1 to stop using 'grid girls' at races
By Gary Gastelu, | Fox News
Many of the grid girls took to social media to blame feminists for taking away their jobs. (AP)
Formula 1 is ending the practice of featuring "grid girls" at its races, as the tradition has increasingly come under fire from critics.
The women, often provocatively dressed, would parade around on the track prior to the beginning of a race, accompanying drivers to their cars and sometimes holding umbrellas to protect them from the sun.
"While the practice of employing grid girls has been a staple of Formula 1 Grands Prix for decades, we feel this custom does not resonate with our brand values and clearly is at odds with modern day societal norms," the sanctioning body wrote in a press release announcing the decision.
"We don't believe the practice is appropriate or relevant to Formula 1 and its fans, old and new, across the world."
Formula 1 was purchased by USA-based Liberty Media in 2016, and the company has been taking steps to broaden its appeal.
In one high profile incident, reigning Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton was widely panned when he sprayed one of the "girls" in the face with champagne after winning the 2015 Chinese Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton sprays champagne on a "grid girl" after winning the 2015 Chinese Grand Prix. (AP)
The Australian V8 Supercars series removed grid girls in 2016, while the British Professional Darts Corporation recently announced plans to stop using "walk-on" girls after pressure from its broadcasting partners.
The 2018 Formula 1 season kicks off in Melbourne, Australia, on March 25.
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About Dr Stephen Lee
I believe in putting patients first.
Best outcomes are achieved with thorough clinical assessments, comprehensive explanation of treatment options and delivering the agreed treatment plan confidently, safely and cost effectively.
I believe that good communication skills and unhurried consultations are key to satisfied patients. I believe that treatment of obstetric and gynaecological conditions must be supported by evidence, up-to-date knowledge and superior surgical skills.
As a result of my laparoscopic gynaecology fellowship at the Royal Women's Hospital, I am a recognised AGES/RANZCOG Level 6-B gynaecological endoscopic surgeon.
My areas of expertise include are but not limited to:
Endometriosis, adenomyosis and pelvic pain
Menstrual disorders such as heavy or painful periods
Pap smear or cervical screening test abnormalities and colposcopy
Management of menopause and menopause after cancer
Pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence
Sexual pain and sexual dysfunction
Minimally invasive gynaecology – advanced laparoscopic procedures such as laparoscopic total or subtotal hysterectomy, laparoscopic myomectomy and laparoscopic treatment of severe endometriosis; advanced hysteroscopic procedures such as hysteroscopic resection of fibroids and uterine septa.
I also offer high-quality comprehensive pregnancy care covering preconception counselling, antenatal care for routine and complex pregnancies, labour and delivery, as well as postpartum advice and follow up.
I am an accredited specialist gynaecologist at Frances Perry House, Epworth Freemasons, St Vincent's Private Hospital and Royal Women's Hospital. For uninsured patients, I can place patients on the public patient waiting list at Royal Women's Hospital.
I am an accredited obstetrician at Royal Women's Hospital for all your pregnancy and obstetric needs.
2017 – Master of Reproductive Medicine, University of New South Wales (In Progress)
2013 – Master of Business Administration, Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne
2012 – Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
2010 – Membership of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
2007 – Postgraduate Diploma in Management, Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne
2002 – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, University of Melbourne
September 2018 to Present – Gynaecologist, Obstetrics and Gynaecology Consulting Group, Parkville, Melbourne
February 2017 to Present – Staff Specialist Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Royal Women's Hospital, Parkville, Melbourne
December 2015 to February 2017 – Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Dr Stephen Lee Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Duncraig, Perth
October 2012 to February 2017 – Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, WOMEN Centre, West Leederville, Perth
October 2014 to February 2017 – Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Subiaco, Perth
October 2012 to October 2014 – Director of Postgraduate Medical Education and Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Subiaco, Perth
(I relocated to Melbourne in February 2017 with my wife and daughter in order to care for a gravely ill family member)
For my comprehensive work experience, please see my LinkedIn profile.
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Q: Changing where an object is on a GridBagLayout in Java I am working on a project where I have a requirement that when a button is clicked, an object that is in a GridBagLayer moves to a different spot.  Here is my code so far:
    import java.awt.GridBagConstraints;
    import java.awt.GridBagLayout;
    import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
    import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

    import javax.swing.ImageIcon;
    import javax.swing.JButton;
    import javax.swing.JFrame;
    import javax.swing.JLabel;

    public class main extends JFrame{
    private JButton button,littlebutton;
    private JLabel holdred1,holdred2;
    private ImageIcon red1,red2;

public main(){
//sets the layout
setLayout(new GridBagLayout());
GridBagConstraints c = new GridBagConstraints();
//sets the button
button = new JButton("Button");
c.gridx = 0;
c.gridy = 0;
add(button,c);
//sets the image
red1 = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/images/redtile.png"));
red2 = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/images/redtile.png"));
//puts it in the JLabel
holdred1 = new JLabel(red1);
c.gridx = 0;
c.gridy = 0;
add(holdred1, c);
holdred2 = new JLabel(red2);
c.gridx = 1;
c.gridy = 0;
add(holdred2, c);
littlebutton = new JButton("Click Me");
c.gridx = 0;
c.gridy = 0;
add(littlebutton,c);

event e = new event();
littlebutton.addActionListener(e);
}

public class event implements ActionListener {
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
        //code goes here

    }
}
public static void main(String args[]){
    //displaying the window
    main gui = new main();
    gui.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
    gui.setSize(575,575);
    gui.setVisible(true);
    gui.setTitle("Change Spot");
}
}

I don't have much experience with Grid Bag Layouts so I have no clue how to do this, Thanks in advance!
The question is how can I make the button change it's  gridx to 1

A: In GridBagConstraints you specify what position you want the element to take in the grid. You already have done that, in this portion of code
c.gridx = 0;
c.gridy = 0;
add(holdred1, c);
holdred2 = new JLabel(red2);
c.gridx = 1;
c.gridy = 0;
add(holdred2, c);
littlebutton = new JButton("Click Me");
c.gridx = 0;
c.gridy = 0;

But you're telling the layout to place multiple components in the same grid using c.gridx = 0, c.gridy = 0. Every component should have its own cell space so they don't overlap.
I edited your code:
 setLayout(new GridBagLayout());
            GridBagConstraints c = new GridBagConstraints();
//sets the button
            button = new JButton("Button");
            c.gridx = 2;
            c.gridy = 2;
            add(button, c);
//sets the image
//            red1 = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/images/redtile.png"));
//            red2 = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/images/redtile.png"));
//puts it in the JLabel
            holdred1 = new JLabel("Red1");
            c.gridx = 1;
            c.gridy = 1;
            add(holdred1, c);
            holdred2 = new JLabel("Red2");
            c.gridx = 1;
            c.gridy = 2;
            add(holdred2, c);
            littlebutton = new JButton("Click Me");
            c.gridx = 2;
            c.gridy = 1;
            add(littlebutton, c);

            event e = new event();
            littlebutton.addActionListener(e);

I assume that you wanted the labels to be on top of the buttons, so I place they on a side so you could practice it.
Another easy tips, if you want a component to take more than a cell in the table you have to use c.weightx = someValue, c.weighty = someValue.
Take a look: How to use GridBagLayout.

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He was joined by Darrell Jones, Ashlee Watkins, Taylor Johnson and Jeff Kraetzer (DJ Chips).