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Students in Advanced Microbiology class, GRAM stain soil samples on slides and exam soil to distinguish and classify bacterial species in the Biology Lab inside Lab Sciences Building at the UW-Green Bay campus on October 21, 2020.
Advanced spices starting from bay leaf (the green leaves up top) clockwise: whole cinnamon and its powdered form (the little pile on the left), cloves, nutmeg powder, paprika powder mild, paprika powder strong and caraway seeds.... (taken from my blog at www.burntmouth.com)
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Douglas TA-4J "Skyhawk" (13610)(USN 153672)(N252WL)(Advanced Training Systems International Corp) (Formerly Israeli Air Force TA-4J Ayit 749)
County Executive Ike Leggett recently met with business executives from advanced manufacturing industries. Pictured L-R facing the camera: Sally Sternbach (Acting Director of Economic Development), Martine Rothblatt (Chair & Co-CEO of United Therapeutics), Angela Graham (President & CEO of Quality Biological), Lily Qi (Special Projects Dir. for County Executive), County Executive Leggett, and Mike Violette (President, Washington Laboratories). Learn more about the County's Economic Priorities.
Nave built 1875, transepts 1878, known as George Street Christian chapel, classrooms 1877 &1882, affiliated to Baptist Union 1912 but retained name of Christian Church, closed 1987, sold. First services outdoors, then a small chapel by 1865.
“In its beginnings the history of the Christian Church at George Street, Stepney, was bound up with the early days of Zion Chapel, Pulteney street, Adelaide. In 1857 a branch of the chapel was formed at Stepney, and a little later a branch was also formed at Burnside. The whole of the members in the early days formed one church, with three preaching stations. . . Early in 1858, when it was decided to extend the cause of Stepney, about 100 worshippers from the city chapel united and services were first held in the open air. . . a meeting was called, with Mr. Jacob Abbott as pastor, and it was decided to name the new branch, ‘The George Street Christian Chapel’. . . Shortly after he entered upon his pastorate, the first portion of the church at Stepney, comprising a nave, was built. . . During his [Abbott ‘s] illness the services of Mr. Guinness were secured temporarily as an assistant. . . Eventually a division occurred in the church, with the result that Mr. Guinness severed his connection with the cause, and, with a number of members, formed the Church of Christ branch, at Chapel street, Norwood. Mr. Abbott resumed the work, which continued to prosper. . . In 1877 a Sunday school building committee . . . and the school was then built. The transepts were also added to the church. . . In 1882 a number of classrooms were built on the church property, and improvements effected to the Sunday school. A new baptistry was also built. . . Since 1912 the Stepney Church has been affiliated with the Baptist Union of South Australia, although the cause has been continued under its original name of 'Christian Church'.” [Register 2 Aug 1924]
“by the Rev. Jacob Abbott, at the Baptist Chapel, Stepney, George William, eldest son of the late Mr. William Watts, to Ann Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. George Gooden, Magill-road, Norwood. This being the first marriage performed in the above Chapel, the bridal pair were presented with a handsomely bound Bible and Hymn-book.” [Advertiser 27 Sep 1865]
“The schools attached to Zion Chapel, Pulteney-street; Stepney Chapel, Stepney; and Burnside Chapel were entertained during the afternoon at Mr. Joshua Gurr's residence, Kensington.” [Register 31 Mar 1866]
“A new cottage, subscribed for by the George-street Sunday-school, Stepney, has been erected at a cost of £18 9s.” [Register 10 Nov 1877]
“The numerous friends of Pastor Jacob Abbott, embraced the occasion of his retirement at an advanced age from his long pastorate of 31 years over the church in Stepney to present him with his portrait as a permanent record of their high esteem. The presentation took place on Wednesday evening in the Christian Chapel, George-street, and was made by Mr. Joshua Gurr, Pastor T. A. Fieldwick, Mr. Abbott's successor, presiding. Addresses by Pastor H. Hussey and several other friends testified to the great usefulness of Mr. Abbott’s ministry. The likeness is excellent, and reflects further honor on the artistic skill of Mr. McCormac.” [Advertiser 18 May 1888]
“the annual tea and congregational meetings were held in connection with the George-street, Stepney, Christian Chapel, and in connection therewith a welcome was tendered to the Rev. A. Smith, late of Glenelg, who has accepted the pastorate of the Church in succession to the Rev. T. A. Fieldwick, whose retirement was necessitated through ill-health.” [Evening Journal 9 Jan 1896]
“About this time Zion Chapel, in Hanson street, was built, and Pastor Abbott acted as its co-pastor with the late Pastor W. Finlayson. Shortly afterwards he saw an opening for further work in the eastern suburbs, and conducted regular open-air services on the block in George street, Stepney, on which he was in 1858 enabled to erect a church, which for several years remained a branch of the Hanson Street Church. Some years ago, however, it was separated from that church, and Pastor Abbott was requested to assume the sole Pastorate.” [Register 23 Nov 1904]
“Pastor Thomas Playford . . . An early historian writes:—‘Soon after his arrival in 1844 he began to preach regularly in a small chapel in Hindley street, extending his labors to the suburbs. In 1848 the Christian Church he formed in Hindley street removed to Bentham Street Chapel, and for this church he labored as an unpaid parson for over 20 years. He intended that the church he was instrumental in forming should be undenominational and should have no other name than that of Christian’. There are Christian Churches today at Stansbury, Hindmarsh, Burnside and Stepney. The latter is now celebrating its 90th anniversary.” [Advertiser 23 Nov 1948]
Army researchers ready a unique tiltrotor model to support analysis and design of advanced tiltrotor aircraft, a possible key to achieving Army modernization goals for Future Vertical Lift. (U.S. Army illustration)
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