Looking for a great place to stay during your visit to Carroll County, Illinois? We've got you covered! Sandburr Run Golf Course & Resort (formerly known as Bucks Barn Hotel) is a recently renovated motel six miles south of Savanna, Illinois and three miles north of Thomson. Whether you're a biker planning a visit to one of Illinois' biggest biker destinations, a golfer looking for a weekend getaway, or just a traveler passing through, we'd love to have you stay with us. We've added a thirty four foot long bar that features a wide variety of beers and liquors. Our motel has forty-four rooms. The featured rooms at Sandburr Run are the "King Suites". However, the "Double Queen" rooms are equally clean and comfortable. We take pride in treating all of our guests like family! If there is anything you may need at all, we will do our very best to accommodate you. All our employees are here to ensure you have a great and safe time during your stay with us. For availability and room rates please call 815-902-6063, or contact us through our Contact Form.
Our expected open date for the golf course is July 15th, 2014. We have the original 9 holes of Sandburr Run Golf Course (formerly known as Lynwood Links). We offer competitive membership and green fees. Watch for details as we get closer to completing the new golf course.
Sandburr Run is located on the former Curley Farm. In 1976. the Curley's decided to quit growing watermelons and start a restaurant. They remodeled the barn into a restaurant and turned their field into a golf course and subdivision. They successfully operated Buck's Barn until 1984. Many people were interested in purchasing the thriving business and the Curley's hand selected Jack Viviani to continue what they had started.
Mr. Viviani hails from the Quad Cities with much experience in the restaurant business. Within five years, he added banquet rooms to the restaurant, new kitchen, the back 9 on the golf course, and the Hotel where we sit today. He also had a beautiful classic car collection on display, along with a National Champion Miniature Horse stable. Mr. Viviani successfully owned and operated the locally famous resort until 2000.
This historical location possesses a wonderful past, full of great memories, laughter, and enjoyment. We at Sandburr Run & Resort are delighted to bring this place back to life and continue to make new memories, here, on the Curley farm!
This entry was posted in Featured Business, Featured Lodging and tagged Carroll County, destination, family, golf, guide, Illinois, information, lodging, outdoor recreation, Thomson, tourism, tourist, travel, vacation, visit, weekend getaway on July 18, 2014 by Admin.
Our children were active in 4H, FFA, and showed produce at local fairs. For more than twenty years, we've grown what we sell and it's fresh from the garden, not shipped in. Not only is it nutritious, but our produce has that great homegrown taste, which both local customers and visitors enjoy.
The greatest challenge of operating our business is growing a constant supply with multiple plantings and extending the growing season. Of course, each year the weather presents various unpredictable challenges. Nevertheless, Carroll County features a great rural atmosphere with many neat people. We enjoy what we do and like meeting with the people that stop.
This entry was posted in Featured Business and tagged Carroll County, destination, farmers market, guide, Illinois, information, outdoor recreation, shopping, Thomson, tourism, tourist, travel, visit, weekend getaway on July 8, 2014 by Admin.
Like many moms, photography became an interest after my first child was born. In 2011, I started Teresa Hammer Photography. God has given me this gift and has made my business what it is. I am blessed by the doors He has opened for me to pursue this love. I am thankful for the family and friends who have believed in me and encouraged me.
In the studio or at a location of your choice, I love to see God's vision for your family, in all stages of life. I love to capture the connections between parents and children, engaged couples, or the fresh new life a baby brings. I like to have fun at every photo session and get the standard posed shots as well.
My husband, Joe Jr, and I have lived in the Shannon and Lanark area for most of our lives. We love the history and beauty in Carroll County. There is a large sense of community. You know your neighbors and everyone helps out.
This entry was posted in Featured Business and tagged art, Carroll County, guide, Illinois, information, photography, Shannon, tourism, tourist, travel, visit, weekend getaway on July 7, 2014 by Admin.
Picket Fence is a quaint Carriage House shop open for seasonal shows three times each year. We have a spring show in April, a fall show in September, and a holiday show for each weekend in November.
Many local artisans display in our shop and greet customers during our open weekends. Features include seasonal home décor with lots of twigs, lighted branches, burlap, berries, lighted canvases, garden décor, fabric purses and table runners, vintage framed art, hand painted inspirational signs, hair fascinators, pen and pencil art, soy candles, and homemade soaps and lotions. All are displayed in fun vignettes for the season!
Picket Fence is in its 14th year and still growing! Highlights include Pie on the Porch on the Friday and Saturday of Labor Day weekend, fabulously decorated Christmas trees at our holiday show, and beautiful gardens accenting a Victorian home surrounded by a yellow picket fence. We invite customers at our fall show to stroll the gardens! We offer homemade cookies and hot/cold beverage at all of our shows.
I (Lynn) was born in Milledgeville, went to law school, practiced law in Rockford, and moved to Lanark with my husband, Keith, a veterinarian in Milledgeville. We both enjoy gardening, our Victorian home, and very much appreciate life in a small town where we have raised two sons, the youngest about to enter college. I cannot count how many times on a weekly basis I am grateful for being part of a small, caring community where folks know and watch out for each other. Carroll County is a great place to live, raise a family, and own a business!
This entry was posted in Featured Business and tagged Carroll County, destination, events, guide, Illinois, information, Lanark, shopping, tourism, tourist, travel, vacation, visit, weekend getaway on March 27, 2014 by Admin.


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On the IAM-Admin page, I have all permissions set to either Owner or Editor. What am I doing wrong and how do I run the firebase app?

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I tried changing the port number by
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I was in conversation with a client today about improving morale. I asked her about how often she and her managers praise their employees. She couldn't recall the last time she had said more than a general "Good job" to the staff as a whole.
While most managers know about the importance of rewarding employees for good work, they fail to see how giving praise is one of easiest and most cost effective way to do so.
1) Praise with purpose: Praise is not the same as a compliment. Telling an employee that you like their New Orleans Saint's sweatshirt is a compliment. Telling an employee that their skills at resolving complaints is a valuable asset to the organization is praise.
2) Target your praise: Praise specific accomplishments and not just for ordinary performance. "You're doing a great job" is so vague, it can apply to anything. "You did a great job in developing the after school program" is much more clear and concise.
3) Praise in proportion: Praising an employee too frequently waters down the effectiveness of your praise; on the other hand, praising too little can also be ineffective.
4) Praise in public: A public mention of praise will help to improve the morale of all the employees. Consider a brief mention at the next staff meeting or just sending a note to their supervisor (give the employee a copy).


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The Olive-branch: A Collection of Sacred Music : to which is Added Music for ...
edited by Thomas J. Cook, T. Edward Perkins
Singiug-School Exercises.
In preparing the following exercises, our aim has been to present a systematic course of practice for the Singing-Class. We begin with the simple scale, taken in an easy form, and in each successive exercise endeavor to present, in the easiest manner possible, some new idea; thus proceeding, step by step, through all the difficulties ordinarily presented. It is recommended that the pupils study carefully the system of notation which precedes these exercises, there learning the theory, and here carrying out the practice. The teacher can commence here as soon as the pupils have learned to sing the Scale, and have become sufficiently acquainted with the Staff and Clefs. Nos. 1 to 6 can be sung, at first, without beating the time, thus having only the difficulty of reading the notes and giving them their proper sounds. Afterwards, beating time can be introduced, and the same exercises sung in double measure; and as they will have already become familiar with the exercises, their principal difficulty will be that of keeping time. We advise the teacher to keep this in view in all his teaching—to present but one difficulty at a time.
In our remarks, placed in the margin, we shall repeat many things that are contained in the Notation department, but this will serve to impress them more firmly upon the minds of the pupils. In No. 1 we begin with the Scale,
No. 1. which should be practiced until it is familiar to the class. The Scale is the
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. foundation of all music, as the alphabet is of language.
In these first exercises, as in all others, endeavor to produce a good quali
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, lfe ty of tone, according to the directions in our Vocalizing department.
In No. 2 we sing each tone of the
Scale twice. This exercise is in Dou-
BLE MEASURE, which has troo beats,
described by the following motions of
Plea - sant is the hour of sing - ing, Cheerful
sweetly the right arm :-Dorn, up. At first,
ring-ing; we sometimes say, Doronward beat, Uproard beat, afterwards Doron, up, and then One, Thoo. In beating time, the motions of the arm should be very firm and exact. This is necessary in
Sing-ing now in strains of
strains of glad-ness, Naught to care of fear and sad - ness.
voi - ces
SINGING-SCHOOL EXERCISES.
fragorriyet Ev - 'ry - where sweet mu - sic ring -ing, Na- ture
ev - er
more is sing - ing,
Cheer - fulsing - ing, live - ly mea - sure, Voi - ces ring - ing, joy and pleas - ure.
Let the rays of beau - ty cheer-ing, Drive the gloom of care's ap- pear - ing,
order to establish evenness in the meas. urement of the time. If the pupil neglect this all-important exercise during these beginning lessons, he will afterwards regret it. signifies that there are two beats in å measure, (constituting Double Measure), and that a quarter note is given to each beat. Consequently two quarters will fill a measure, one being sung to the downward and the other to the upward beat. In Double Measure a little stress is given to the first beat, and we say that the first is accented, and the second is unaccented.
In No. 3 we have two different tones in each measure.
In No. 4 we have but a part of the Scale-extending from one to five, and then returning to one.
In No. 5 we begin on five, and after ascending to eight return to five.
In No. 6 we obtain more variety and more melody, by moving in various
directions. Words followed by the · exclamation mark, as Hark! should be spoken a little shorter than others.
In No. 7 we give the Scale with the BASE CLEF, where one is on the second space. This should be practiced by both ladies and gentlemen, until all are familiar with it.
So far, our sounds have been of but one length, and represented by quarter notes, to each of which we gave one beat. In No. 8 we introduce HALF NOTES, which are twice as long as quarters, and to each of which we must give troo beats. Consequently a half note will fill a measure.
Hark! ye, how the bells are swell - ing, All their tongues of
i. ron
tell - ing.
Now we
sing the scale
as - cend - ing, Now we
sing the scale de - scend - ing.
Come with me,
Come and sing &
cheer - ful glee.
Come,
A single succession of sounds is called a Melody. When two or more parts move together, they form Harmony. We have, hitherto, sung but one part. In No. 13 we begin to carry two parts at one time. To do this the class can be divided, the ladies singing the upper, and the gentlemen the lower part; or sometimes, to give variety, half of each on the upper, and half on the lower part. And for still more variety, let either ladies or gentlemen sing it alone, dividing among themselves. It is well for the teacher to obtain all the variety possible in such exercises, in order to keep up interest in the class. The scholar should accustom himself to listening to the other part while singing his own.
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jah,
lu - jah,
its prime.
During the performance of a piece of music, it is often necessary to pass over portions of time in silence. This time of silence must be measured as the time of the sounds are measured, and
characters called RESTS, corresponding in length to the different notes, are employed to indicate the time to be so used. In No. 15 we have the Quarter Rest, to which we give one beat, as to the quarter note. In some of the measures it occurs on the first beat, and in others on the second. Here the time must be carefully marked, so that all will sing together and rest together. At first, let all sing No. 15 together. Afterwards divide the class into two parts, one half beating and counting aloud, and the other half singing. Then reverse the order, and let those who counted at first, sing while the others count.
In No. 16, we employ the Half REST also, which must have tro beats. It is well, at first, to count aloud during the rests, and afterwards to beat without counting. In all of these exercises, first sing the syllables, and then the poetry, being careful to enunciate distinctly. This is one of the most important things claiming the attention of the singer, and it can be practiced to advantage in these beginning exercises.
So far we have given two beats to each measure, thus confining our exercises to DOUBLE MEASURE. We now, in No. 17, introduce TRIPLE MEASURE, having three beats, which are described by motions of the hand, as follows = Doron, Left, Up. We sometimes say, Doroniard beat, Hither beat, Thither beat. In Triple Measure we accent the first beat, and the second and third beats are said to be unaccented.
SINGING-SCHOOL
EXERCISES.
No, 18.
Mid pleasures and pal - a No. 19.
Watch-man, tell No. 20.
In No. 20, we have half and quarter notes differently arranged. In the first three measures the quarter note is sung to the first syllable and the half note to the second syllable of the words Summer, &c. The musical accent here comes, as it generally should do, with the accented part of the W so as to make them sound as if they were written Sum-mer-er, Win-ter-er, &c. Make the third beat firmly with the hand, keeping the tone through it without any emphasis.
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sound be prolonged into the second beat, where the Rest occurs. Singers often get in the habit of neglecting the rests, and continue the sound of the preceding note into their time. Begin at once to avoid this and form the better habit of giving both notes and rests their proper time. Treat the rests respectfully, and treat yourself to plenty of breath at the same time.
In No. 22 we have an exercise in two parts. It is well for all to sing together first the upper part, then the lower, and after becoming somewhat familiar with both, carry them together. Usually the ladies should sing the upper part, and the gentlemen the lower one; but this arrangement can be changed in various ways, to give variety, as the teacher may think best.
In No. 23 we have three notes to one syllable. To the word see, we must give the sounds of one, two and three of the Scale ; to the we give four, five and six, and so on. Produce the sounds evenly and smoothly.

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HomeCOMMENTARYThe incredibly shrinking Italian population: By 2080, Italians will be a minority by design
The incredibly shrinking Italian population: By 2080, Italians will be a minority by design
January 24, 2018 TLB Staff COMMENTARY, WORLD 0
The incredibly shrinking Italian population: By 2080, Italians will be a minority in their own country
GEFIRA
Though the official data shows that Italy's population was growing until 2015 and according to a Eurostat projection it will stabilize within the next decades, the number of indigenous citizens is shrinking with an astonishing pace: every year by a quarter of a million, and this decline will accelerate. That means that the projected demographic growth can only be achieved by mass migration from Africa and Central Asia. Currently most migrants in Italy are from Romania but that number is declining rapidly. There will be less and less migration from other European countries because all European nations are in a dramatic demographic decline and because, due to the prolonged Italian economic crisis, the country is not a prime destination for people from other European states.
If the official Eurostat forecast is correct, then within 60 years or, taking into consideration the current pace of migration even sooner, 50% of Italy's inhabitants will be of African or Asian descent. The figures found by our demographic-research team are by far not unique and government statisticians have the same numbers. Not only are the Italian and European authorities fully aware of this, but they seem to be executing a re-population program on such a monumental scale that will dwarf the Swedish mass migration experiment.
The Italian fertility rate (of indigenous and naturalized female citizens), i.e. the number of children per woman, is 1.34, which is far below the replacement level of 2.1. Much the same is true of the whole European continent. In this respect Europe resembles Japan. The difference is that while the Japanese authorities expect the country's population to decline by a stunning 60% by the end of this century, the European governments predict a population growth. Why is that so? The answer is simple. The European leaders have opted for replenishing their nations with migrants whereas their Japanese counterparts have not. The Tokyo authorities refuse to replace their people with aliens, knowing full well that in the long run such a step would mean that Japan will only continue to exist in name.
To get a better understanding of the demographic development in Europe, the Gefira team has developed software for population simulation, called Cerberus 2.0. The program is fed with millions of records provided by Eurostat and National Statistic Agencies of different European member-states. For Italy, Cerberus 2.0 began its simulation with the 1985 population level, which is the first year for which a complete database concerning death and fertility rates is available. To calculate the population of the subsequent years, Cerberus 2.0 increased the age of all groups. The program uses the age-specific fertility and death rates for each year. The number of newborns can be calculated from the age-specific fertility rate multiplied by the number of women in each year. The program can determine very precisely how many newborns there are and how many people die in each age group. Demographic prediction without migration is the most precise forecast and leaves us with little uncertainty about the plight of the Italian nation.
Starting with the year 1985, Cerberus 2.0 calculated that in 2016 Italy should have numbered 55 million people. Yet, according to Istat, the Italian National Institute of Statistics, there were 60 million inhabitants, which means that 5 million of them were immigrants. This fact was both admitted by Istat and predicted by our software.
For the predictions after 2016 Cerberus 2.0 uses the fertility and death rates from 2016. This simulation gives a very accurate estimation of the future Italian population.
Without a drastic change in the attitude to family life and reproduction in Western society, the fertility rates of native Europeans will not increase. A relatively high number of children per family in some European countries are due to (especially) first generation immigrants. For example the overall (indigenous and immigrant) fertility rate in the Netherlands is 1.67 while the fertility rate of the women born in the Netherlands is a meager 1.5.
Life expectancy will not change significantly the overall demographic picture. The death rate for the cohort of people aged up to 65 in Western countries is so low that improvements in this respect are hardly possible. Life expectancy of seniors can increase a little, but that will not affect the growth of a population in any significant way. Fertility generally ends at the age of 55. Demographers know precisely the future of the western native populations, and yet there is little or no academic debate about their looming extinction.
There is a large group of social scientists who cling to the belief (and that's the right word for it) that migrants from Morocco, Congo or Zimbabwe will absorb the Italian culture and blend into the Italian nation. The common reply to critics of immigration policies is that "problems will disappear after the second generation" or that "it will be like the US" where there are Italian-Americans, Chinese-Americans, African-Americans and so on. In other words, within one or two generations, the new black Italians will behave as Italians, and no difference will be noticeable apart from their dark skin colour. A different opinion, based on tangible evidence, is deemed racist and treated accordingly. The discussion in "polite society" is focused on the size and speed of migration and the integration of the arrivals. Like it was in Galileo's days, the believers have the upper hand over those who adduce observation and facts. The future US is not going to resemble the past US: the present US is already in the process of change. Further, problems do not "disappear after two generations". France, which now has the third generation of third-world immigrants, faced ethnic riots over a decade ago, with the then President Sarkozy labelling the North African rioters "scum". Such conflicts can never be ironed out. Cultural clashes between Catholics and Protestant migrant communities in the US weren't uncommon, yes, but they never evolved into the regular outbreaks of Islamic terrorism we are seeing in Europe today. Immigrants to the US were also never expected to benefit from a developed welfare system equivalent to the ones we have in Europe nowadays. Mark Faber, a Swiss investor, was removed from many public functions for his remark that if Africans had founded America, the USA would look like Africa. While this seems a truism for ordinary people, the investor was forced to apologise by the politically correct community, high minded academics and journalists. Any person who believes mass migration from Africa will change the face and soul of the nation is labelled a racist.
With zero immigration and the current birth rate, Cerberus 2.0 predicts that in 2080 the Italian population will be reduced to about 27 million people and in 2100 it will be further reduced by 60% to 20 million, which is the same result as the Japanese statisticians predict for Japan. Surely, the renowned economists, policymakers, and trend forecasters are aware of such a drastic change in Western societies or are they?
Despite these data, the Italian government and Eurostat expect that by 2080 there will be 53 to 60 million inhabitants in Italy. This can only be true if the indigenous population is replenished with 25 to 30 million first-generation migrants and their offspring from Africa or Asia. Even if migration does not accelerate, the Italians will be a minority by 2080. If we consider the migration rate of the last five years, this can happen even sooner.
While the general public is unaware of its fate, top policy-makers know the numbers. German, Spanish, Norwegian, Irish and Dutch NGOs as well as the European Navy have ferried a shocking 600 thousand non-Western migrants from Libya to Italy since 2014. This has been done with the full complicity of the current Italian authorities. The grand replacement is no accident nor is it intended to be stopped. It is a well designed, devious program without the European natives having a say.
Population Pyramids created by Cerberus 20 combined with Eurostat projections
ER recommends other articles by Gefira.org
Published to The Liberty Beacon from EuropeReloaded.com
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grand population replacement
Italian demographics
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New Bedford (Massachusetts) forecast issued: 12 pm Mon 30 Jan 2023 local time
Issued: 12 pm Mon 30 Jan 2023 local time
New Bedford Weather Forecast. Providing a local hourly New Bedford weather forecast of rain, sun, wind, humidity and temperature.
The Long-range 12 day forecast also includes detail for New Bedford weather today. Live weather reports from New Bedford weather stations and weather warnings that include risk of thunder, high UV index and forecast gales. See the links below the 12-day New Bedford weather forecast table for other cities and towns nearby along with weather conditions for local outdoor activities.
New Bedford is 34 m above sea level and located at 41.64° N 70.94° W. New Bedford has a population of 94958. Local time in New Bedford is EST.
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Aquacraft RIO 51 Remote Control RC Model Boat Gas powered. Boat is USED and worked great last time used which was a few years ago.
Has been in storage since. May need some parts/time to get going again. Engine pulls and spins freely with compression.
Comes with everything seen in pictures, As seen in pictures. The item "Aquacraft RIO 51 Remote Control RC Model Boat Gas powered. Mono" is in sale since Saturday, February 2, 2019.
This item is in the category "Toys & Hobbies\Radio Control & Control Line\RC Model Vehicles & Kits\Boats & Watercraft". The seller is "wewillsellitall" and is located in Highlands, New Jersey. This item can be shipped to United States.


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        foreach(range(1,75) as $index)
        {
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                'firstname' => $faker->firstName(),
                'name' => $faker->lastName,
                'talent' => $talent,
                'wage' => $faker->numberBetween((100000 * $talent), (250000 + log($talent) * 450000)),
            ]);
        }
    }

}

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There are many problems which may cause performance lacks.
- Perhaps you should turn off the distributed cache or reorganize it.
These are only some of the issues. We perform audits for our customers which may take several hours or days for the complete analysis.
Turn on the developer dashboard to get the times used for every action. So you might get the cause for the lacks.


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Lt. Col. Robert Dee "Gabe" Gabriel, 56, Logan, passed away Wednesday, March 29 at Kobacker Hospice, Columbus, after a brief illness.
Born Oct. 26, 1943, Logan, son of the late Joe Montgomery and Bertha Ellen Schubert Gabriel, he was the husband of Roseanne Hansley Gabriel for 32 years, and the father of three.
He was the sales representative for Logan Clay Products for the last 10 years. He served six years as a Falls Township Trustee and was the owner of the "Colonel's Quarters" vacation cabins. Additionally, he actively served in a variety of civic, veteran and charity organizations.
He was a 1962 graduate of Logan High School and received a bachelor's degree from Capital University in 1986. He retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. Army Reserves in 1998. He was a proud Vietnam veteran with more than 26 years on flight status as a distinguished U.S. Army Master Aviator. His military decorations include: The Distinguished Flying Cross, The Air Medal with 20 Clusters and "V" device, The Meritorious Service Medal, The Army Commendation Medal, The Army Achievement Medal, The Army Good Conduct Medal, The Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal with three oak clusters, The Armed Forces Reserve Medal with two hour glass devices, The National Defense Medal with bronze star, The Vietnam Service Medal with two bronze stars, The Humanitarian Service Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal.
His decorated military service spanned four decades and included assignments as an Army helicopter pilot in the First Air Cavalry Division, Republic of South Vietnam; instructor pilot and tactical officer, Warrant Officer Flight School, Fort Wolters, Texas; Aerial Weapons Team Leader and Commander, Ohio Army National Guard; Liaison Officer, United States Military Academy, West Point; Operations Officer, Deputy Chief of Staff, Operations and Plans, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
He remained an active voice and organizer for veterans and veteran functions in Hocking County as a member of the Lawrence Neil Helber American Legion Post 78, and Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association. Along with the entire Gabriel family he performed in the Hocking Valley Variety shows throughout the late 1960s and into the 1970s.
He was a member of the Logan Jaycees, past President and member of the Logan Rotary Club, served on the Tri-County Action Campaign Sharing the Harvest Committee, was active in the Clearing House Assistance Program (CHAP) and a member of the Hocking County Historical Society.
He was the voice of the LHS Marching Chieftains from 1989 to 1997, was involved in the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame Committee and was a member of the Hocking County Tourism Association. He was a 50-year member of the Immanuel United Methodist Church where he was active in the church choir. He was former Hocking County Special Deputy Sheriff and NRA certified instructor.
Retired Lt. Col. Gabriel is survived by his wife, Roseanne (Hansley) Gabriel; two sons, Capt. Joseph (Nicole) Gabriel of Pickerington; and Staff Sgt. Ryan (Stacy) Gabriel of Logan; a daughter, Alison Elizabeth Gabriel of Ohio State University, Columbus; a granddaughter, Madison Elizabeth Gabriel of Logan; two brothers, Joel S. Gabriel of Gahanna and Kris L. (Gloria) Gabriel of Logan; a mother-in-law, Ruth Hansley of Logan; two sisters-in-law, Sue (Todd) Hinerman and Kathy (Thomas) Gerken, both of Logan; a brother-in-law, John (Chris) Hansley of O'Fallon, Ill.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Robert is preceded in death by a brother, Michael M. Gabriel, who died in 1993; a sister-in-law, Ruth Ann (Kennedy) Gabriel; a father-in-law, Robert Hansley; and a brother-in-law, John Stallsmith.
Per Mr. Gabriel's request his body has been cremated and a memorial service will be held 3 p.m. Saturday at Immanuel United Methodist Church with the Revs. Gary K. Wheeler and Dave Harris officiating.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Roberts Funeral Home.
The family suggests contribution be made to the charity of one's choice or to the Logan High School Scholarship Fund established in Robert Dee Gabriel's Memory, c/o Citizens Bank, 188 West Main St., Logan, Ohio 43138.
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Q: Parse json string using JSON.NET I have a string like the following in C#. I need to loop through and create an HTML table output. I tried with JSON.NET but couldn't figure out how to retrieve the keys (Name, Age & Job).
string data = "{items:[
{'Name':'AAA','Age':'22','Job':'PPP'}
,{'Name':'BBB','Age':'25','Job':'QQQ'}
,{'Name':'CCC','Age':'38','Job':'RRR'}]}";

The table format is

.........................
| Name  | Age   | Job   |
.........................
| AAA   | 22    | PPP   |
.........................
| BBBB  | 25    | QQQ   |
.........................
| CCC   | 28    | RRR   |
.........................

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

The code provided by Dave is the ideal solution here.. but it work for .NET 4.0.. I have used following code with JSON.NET for .NET 3.5
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
string jsonString = "{items:[{'Name':'Anz','Age':'29','Job':''},{'Name':'Sanjai','Age':'28','Job':'Developer'},{'Name':'Rajeev','Age':'31','Job':'Designer'}]}";

        JObject root = JObject.Parse(jsonString);

        JArray items = (JArray)root["items"];

        JObject item;
        JToken jtoken;

        for (int i = 0; i < items.Count; i++) //loop through rows
        {
            item = (JObject)items[i];
            jtoken = item.First;

            while (jtoken != null)//loop through columns
            {
                Response.Write(((JProperty)jtoken).Name.ToString() + " : " + ((JProperty)jtoken).Value.ToString() + "
");

                jtoken = jtoken.Next;
            }
        }

A: You can use .NET 4's dynamic type and built-in JavaScriptSerializer to do that.  Something like this, maybe:
string json = "{\"items\":[{\"Name\":\"AAA\",\"Age\":\"22\",\"Job\":\"PPP\"},{\"Name\":\"BBB\",\"Age\":\"25\",\"Job\":\"QQQ\"},{\"Name\":\"CCC\",\"Age\":\"38\",\"Job\":\"RRR\"}]}";

var jss = new JavaScriptSerializer();

dynamic data = jss.Deserialize<dynamic>(json);

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

sb.Append("
\n
\n
\n");

// Build the header based on the keys in the
//  first data item.
foreach (string key in data["items"][0].Keys) {
        sb.AppendFormat("      {0}	\n", key);
}

sb.Append("
\n
\n
\n");

foreach (Dictionary<string, object> item in data["items"]) {
    sb.Append("
\n");

    foreach (string val in item.Values) {
        sb.AppendFormat("      {0}	\n", val);
    }
}

sb.Append("
\n
\n
");

string myTable = sb.ToString();

At the end, myTable will hold a string that looks like this:

            Name
            Age
            Job

            AAA
            22
            PPP

            BBB
            25
            QQQ

            CCC
            38
            RRR

A: I did not test the following snippet... hopefully it will point you towards the right direction:
    var jsreader = new JsonTextReader(new StringReader(stringData));
    var json = (JObject)new JsonSerializer().Deserialize(jsreader);
    var tableRows = from p in json["items"]
                 select new
                 {
                     Name = (string)p["Name"],
                     Age = (int)p["Age"],
                     Job = (string)p["Job"]
                 };

A: If your keys are dynamic I would suggest deserializing directly into a DataTable:
    class SampleData
    {
        [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "items")]
        public System.Data.DataTable Items { get; set; }
    }

    public void DerializeTable()
    {
        const string json = @"{items:["
            + @"{""Name"":""AAA"",""Age"":""22"",""Job"":""PPP""},"
            + @"{""Name"":""BBB"",""Age"":""25"",""Job"":""QQQ""},"
            + @"{""Name"":""CCC"",""Age"":""38"",""Job"":""RRR""}]}";
        var sampleData = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<SampleData>(json);
        var table = sampleData.Items;

        // write tab delimited table without knowing column names
        var line = string.Empty;
        foreach (DataColumn column in table.Columns)
            line += column.ColumnName + "\t";
        Console.WriteLine(line);

        foreach (DataRow row in table.Rows)
        {
            line = string.Empty;
            foreach (DataColumn column in table.Columns)
                line += row[column] + "\t";
            Console.WriteLine(line);
        }

        // Name   Age   Job
        // AAA    22    PPP
        // BBB    25    QQQ
        // CCC    38    RRR
    }

You can determine the DataTable column names and types dynamically once deserialized.