New Jersey Entertainers. New Jersey has a rich history of contributing talent to the entertainment world, whether through theatre, television, movies or radio. In fact, no other category is as well-represented by Jerseyans as entertainment. All lists contain links when possible. I have included a separate category for Music. William "Bud" Abbott - b. 1895 d. 1974 Asbury Park, NJ The straight man in the world-famous comedy duo of Abbott and Costello, and one of 2 non-players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame (the other being Lou Costello, see below). Edie Adams - b. 1927 d. 2008 Tenafly, NJ Born in Pennsylvania, raised in Tenafly, Adams was a Tony Award winning actress, and comedienne. Alan Alda - b. 1936 Leonia, NJ Born Alfonso Joseph D'Abruzzo in New York City, Alda is perhaps best known for his role as Hawkeye Pierce in the TV show M*A*S*H, but has done numerous other film and television productions.
John Amos - b. 1941 (?) Vivian Blaine - b. 1921 d. 1995 Newark, NJ Born Vivian Stapleton, Ms. John C. Popular Quotes. Word: Original Design Project for Each Book of the Bible | ChurchCreate. If you’ve got something awesome to share then I really don’t mind if you think it comes off as “self promotional.” If it’s awesome then it’s awesome! [UPDATE: Check out the full Old Testament here!] For example, Jim LePage dropped me an email a while back and I didn’t mind a bit, because after he had spent some time describing his vision and project I was hooked.
The design project is called “Word” and is where he’s creating original designs for each book of the bible. He started it because the Bible had personally seemed a bit boring so he wanted to combine it with something that personally excited him: Design! He tries to post a new one every Friday and adds a reflection to each one. His goal? Check these out: Pretty sweet, right? Got a favorite? Related Saturday Sunday Share #21 As I posted up Saturday Sunday Share last week, I thought Saturday Sunday Share had come to an end. In "CMS" European History Interactive Map.
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