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assau Coun^ Review Official Paper of Nassau County FREEPORt. N. Y.j FRIDAY, JULY 30:1915 Vol. XX, No. Sl Free|M>rt Social §ad Personad News of the Churches In the Fraternal Orders' Local Topics Md PartiM FricfMU Sinxte copies of the Review ifor sale j ttaath atGreenlilatt'sand Braithwaite'c., Rail-' " road Avenue;,, Michnoff'», Nassau, . - ^ County Review. DaSilva's and Go-! -AklerwaB Leo Doberty of Brook ly SnbJKt .:J foetz'^s^ Main Street; DsSIIvo's.West Merrick RoSd. tf. y HIGHWATKK TIDE TABLE TbMe utnaa an tor »aiuiy Hook. X>adoct tl .. mitmtet tor Uomt>tU>ad bayi Friday,'^Juiy Saturt^sy, Sanday, August Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fridsy. Saturdsy, 30 31 1 2 s J 4 5 6 7 11:15 p. HI. 12.-<W)a. Ul. 12:49 a. m. 1:38 a. na. 2:80 a, m. 3:25 a. ni. 4:1S>. m. 5:10 a. m. 5:38 a. tn. and Edarard B. Tbom^son and Ray j mond J. Miner of Freeport started Toeaday for a week's soto trip tbrougb tfas New Englano Stater Frank SaedekeV o( tbe Nasssn County Review oljHee is db bis vaca¬ tion this week. iartieat al Aa 'maak oAaidatmat im Aa thmt^tat •¦a chareh aoetetM ' First Church of Christ, Scientist. —Services Snndsy morning at 11 clock; Hempatead Bank BoildinK; bject next Sunday, August 1, lOve." Miss Alice Carpenter spoke before s I Monday eveQiBg. in Freeport Lodge No. 600. L CO. P.. tbe first degree was confezded on five candidate!, nod- erie M. Detnott. B. Frank Rhad«8, Dr. Joliea Oaaa Dr. H. V. Holcomb and EngsM Bmker. Next Monday tbe saeood and tMrd degrees will be ccntfecrcd es tba same candidstea, after wbicb tbaa will got be any more degree work tmtfl tbe first meeting nigbt in September, wben it is sr At tbe swimming racf;8 at Woodcleft Beaeb Sunday the 220-ysrd event was won by Hsrry Maun, with Vas Wood- bouse second; tub race, Vas Wood- bopse fi/tt^ aod^qbn Kuser secon$}. Attention is called to tbe advertise¬ ment, Notice to Tasitpyers, in this issue. This is for the village tax, wbich ia now psysble to D. Frank Seaman, at the office of Ortell A Sinith, Railroad Avenae. The Equal Franchise Clnb will bold an aiuminam demonstration at the bome of Mra. Brayton. corner Lena Avenue and Grove Street, at 3 p. m., Wednesday, August 4. A small ad¬ mission will be charged and each per* son will be given a souvenir. A smsll suto of the JUg factory and one fronnhe Freeport Taxi Com¬ pany collided ar~tba eorner of Pine Street and Long Beach Avenae Mon day morning. The rug <notkt car wat shoved lip sRsinst s tree and badly damsged. No one wsi hurt. Mfss Harris of Brooklyn will lec* ture on temperance at tbe Bethel A. M. E.^Chureb next Fridsy evening. TheW.X?4f:U. snd L. T. L. will large sudience o^ tfae po'rcb of Mrs. j givs sn ^tertsinment snd a miliary ; ;:;^"to to^ta^Tdals^niti^tion Edmund Stiles on Wednesdsy evening. , drill will ^^giv^n by the girls. Re- g^ muitm S. Merrill, the finsn- The porch wss beautifully decorated ; ^reshmentsVill be served m tbe base- ^j,, ,^^^^^^_^j,j ,p^"j tt,^ ^^^^ ^, with tbe spffrage colors. ment of the ^urch. ^j^ jg^^ ^^ Syracnse. where he wiM attend tbe Grind Lodge session as the Cattumratt amd amwlattatiaitt cs^ •' • matrt nator*. oa ^Utha altttrt h. A, ^ Basebail j (Sp«risl Reporter) 7h* FtftpcrtjL A. sd^ed victory to tbeir >ist by Jsfest^pj^ In the Fire Department r kttttratt %a attd ¦ in out local a»p»«S« br H. E. r. FREEPORT AND AMITY VILLE.TOO i f"^**^. **»»»•»»«•. ^f »«»• ¦««'« "^ = Tbe second attatiag ot tbe FWW Day Editor Smith F. Pearsall. of tl»' 4L"^^2Lr'nl«y Tnoor "", i CommitftVie was held at tbe tniea baa,. Review. Freeport, was prompt in re*-'Jl*\7^*^ fltt^itai/^ ^ J»oodty evening, with fourteen OMtm. cgnitionof the Brooklyn Time.' re- **!MVf^J^ « ^J^ «''^. - ^ Wa present cent editorial references to \»e »al»e .^^'^^Vt^'-'''^ •""'"«'P*"' Moving picture committee reported of village signs slong tbe highways f %*^~i^*PJ,"*!- 5"" . .=,, tbey bad engaged tbe CrysUl Tbaatra moat travel^ bv motor ca^ He {p^'*^S^ TL R«^V foflow^ '"' Wednesday ttad Thotaday aaea- calls attention to ihe fact tbat Free-1 ^'^ ^|*" '"** **""' '*"»«*«* i inga. August 4, 5. 11 and 12. t>d»t. port U. ion* di«pl.y*d a "C«ne| ^ tfce seventh Bedell filled I Again sign. Good. Freeport eowMyf.^ 1^,.^ tbe next three'baturs. This Friday •"emoon Miss Nina ! Between 50 lind 60 members of the J^'^eseiiUtT^e of Fre^r't "Qge" Humphrey will bold a cake sale at her ¦ Epworth Leagi7e\of tbe Freeport M. r ^- home on Whaley Street for tbe benefit i E. Church went o\ tbe moonlight ssil Tbe ottcers of Freeport Council No of tbe Equsl Franchise Club. ' Friday night. Th^ sail was made on 57. jr. O. U. A. M.. were installed last ——— , the Decomah, and tK.oroagbly enjoyed, ] Friday evening by Deputy S'ate Coun- Street Coaamissioner Fetherson of | although the host di^ not reach the cilor Warren ^prtisof Woodmere, with New York City and Dr Arthur E. : beach. As it was abdnt to go through '. Past Councilor Cosby of that Council Hill hsve been guests of Mr. snd Mrs. : the drawbridge at LVg Beach the acting as Coodoetda. The officers in- CharlesG. HiiKHanson^-Ciacei., ^jMgiat stopped, and thevboat drifted stalled were: Councilor, Rodney L. _. .,, , ¦.» .. ...^-"^sround u^Ttfi it finally atrtack on a bar Seudder ;viee councilor. Frank S. Sned- There will be a wffragette c'^^'-jsna a call bad to-«? eent\/or assists eJser, jr.; junior past cotincilor, Howard ini bee aome evening next week undef! tbe iesdersbip of Mrs. W. R. Hum¬ phrey. 137 Sooth Ocean Avenae. School. Freepert Clob Point Lookout. Wiliism Willmott, sixteen, ia nurs¬ ing a broken leg, from an accident Saturday afternoon as an indirect re¬ sult of tbe tie-up on the Atlantic Ave¬ nae Division of L. L R. Willmott jumped ott the train on wbicb be was a passenger, and watched the railroad men seeking to repair the buckled tbird rail tbat had caused tbe delay. As bis trsin waa again starting, be tried to climb aboard and fell and broke Monday evening Mra. Grace B. Cot- ^erill presided at an open air-' m^etiuL- at the corner in front of Smith & Be¬ dell's drug store. Mrt..Cotterill wss the gueat of Mrs. Cbarlws Hill, from Monday to Tueaday afternoon. Mr. | ^^ of a vacant lot at Long Beach Ave Cotteriil also apoke before the Equal "^^ .^j it ^^,^^ ,"d "" ""j j^, Franchue Club and their friends at the meeting in the Baptist Chur:h on Monday afternoon. Five new re:!ruits joined^he Club, making a total of 67 menibers. snd helped the Decomah get\off, and towed ber back to Freeport. ^arriving Sheriff Stephen P. Pettit returned | »'^"' ^ "''''*'*'''____ \ Tueaday morning from hia vacstion j " ., . " , . " . \ . ' spent witb Mrs. Pettit in California. I . ^••''« *>"'^e Bahai ReveIatio> by I Arthur P. Dodge, at 64 Jay Ave Robert Valverde of West 74tb j Fr«8Port. Sanday aftefnoohs at 3 Street. New York, spent tbe weekend Subject for August 1. "The Clai with £i^rff Dutel. ! *'b" fortified h) prophecy, thst Chris ance. A boat from Long B\ach eime E. Pesrse!!; recording secretary, Wil- Fourteen Years Ago (Items of inten^t from th«f Review files lonrte«"n jrears ago this ww^k t iism Edwsrds; assistant, Comeliua Brsren; financisl secretary, John W. Southard, jr.; treasarer, Wallace R. Post: inside sentinel. Jule Raynor; oataide sentinel. Jamea Gowd, Jr.; rep¬ resentatives to State Council, O. Wes¬ ley Golden, Jobn J. Dunbar, Frank S. Snedeker. sr.. Walter B. Cozzens and Hilbert R. Jobnaoa; alternatea, Wal- itianity and all prior Divine RevelationX lace R. Post, John W. Southard, ir., ¦ predicated and are becoming one glor- NJames W. Cbesbirr. I ious religion under the unifying force [ \ _ j. :^0. I known as the Bahai Revelation. ! Mr. Mac Nutt snd Hr. Fleming will I aaaist Mr. Dodge. All are cordially Hempstead Bay Yacht Clab on m] invited tree; no charge or collection. nual cruise, 10 boats. Commodore} — Hiram R. Smith in cbarge. ' At tbe Methodist Church on Sunday Prof. E. F. McKinley of Ohatteaugay | morning next Dr. Curtice will preach '. ngsged as principal of Freepqrt i on the theme "Tbejl^tues of Pa- oman's Relief Corpa wiil hold swn party for the benefit of tbe Co^s and D. B. P. Mott Post at tbe >-omV of Mrs. Mintom Smith. Graflling Place\ next Ttarsday evening. Augaat l^faicb tbe public will be cordial- med. Ice eresm and cake, will be on aale. Tfceacofie; FREEPORT A. ab. r. S a PAtit. lb earned her piece on tbe honor roll So, too, ip tbe case of Amityville. How plaintively is the story of eoter- prise in that peaceful community taid by Editor Delano, of tbe Amityville Record: "Does tbe Times know that thtac signs on the main highways at Antlty- ville reading: 'This is Amityville. Stop a While,' bave-been in place for more than a tnonth? If no*, we feel perfectly miserable about ttie matter The signs coat about $37, toward which civic pride p^id $15, and two indiTid- uals who atarted tbe idea and gat Stuck, paid ?22."—Times. Tbe Times item la just a little mis¬ leading, aa the sign bere referred tO'Oansaiea. cf is on the front of the Review building.; Biaakbardt. Sb A plain "ign with just the single word [ Kreasler. ss Bofmar, Sb Cbadure. 2b Saitli. cf Kerley. If Kteber. xf Bedell, p A. h. o. 2 6 Total 31 8 10 27 6 9 BELLE WOOD ATHLETICS h. o. 0 Freeport, such aa 1 noticed at Sayville laiit Saturday would certainly he a splendid idea, placed at the North. Eaat and West ends of the village. jtience." In the evening~the aabject ^ , ", "" ,,. " ,. " ^Scfc«ol at Roosevelt moonlight sail to I will be "Public Penaltiea." - \. , ^. , .. r. i TEe monthly meeting of the Official | ^t a ,p*^l meeting of he Roose- Board will be held on Monday evening -'«'» School bistnct^on July 15, th^ . Kre Scare SomUv "«**• «» ^^' church. l taxpayers To|ad to build a new achoo a;K .K «^.?^ « H ' Following tne prayer meeting on I "on-«'brick\ of ejgbt rooma, to cosj When the fire whistle blew Sunday Thursday fevening next tfcere is to be a ,~>^ ^aoaadtog Jf5 000 and a contract afternoon, the uenae clouds of ..^^^^h meeting to elect one delegate >" *"*««*|^'"«\'«!r »?»« purcha.e of smoke sriaing from the soutb end of ;,"d one alternate to the Lay Electoral .•ddil.ooai land Ad^.uing the present the village caused CDoaiderable alarm, ; Conference which meeta at the coming; •»»*• •? ««»« ^ bWngw.ll be erect- particularly among Freeportera at the '"("" "t tbe Annual Conference ^'.i**'.'?« ^meoto Avenue. beach^ and m oor neighboring villagea q^ ", ,^ ^^i^^ functions of the Lav :, ^»'*,«*^" V **X ^'l ", *^% """'' Two barre s of joad binder, composed Electoral Conference is to ae'lect lay- i'««,"' * «*"««« »^^^ /?', *"'"" mostly of tar. bad caught fire 'rom j "^" ^^ ^^"t ^^e churches in the «»«»« «^n^ •«'* «^, «?* »dded to as denomination, I'«*»'«^ to meet conditions of growth. Tbe district now las y splendid site. TALK IS CHEAP—WE TOO What's better than Nassau Cvunty? —Brooklyn "Timea. That's easy. Why, Suffolk County, of conrae, with Babylon as the cbiaf[ att^ction.—Babylon Signal. Um! We muat confeas tbat tbe hewapapers in Suffolk County are toyal Mathe. rf Ebera. c RcnCd^ If Oplaa. lb Silver, p Matier, 2b ao. 4 5 4 e •5 5 1 2 4 »lu> ha 1 ^'**"' ^^' '"y *''** *•* "** ^^"^ •**'*"f»- taeoases, Athletic committee reported Oat I they would hold tbe same eveats aa j last yesr, with the addition of a five I mile team bicycle race, providing tbera !. i were foor entries for tbis ewBt. 2 J and that entries would ctcsv .*aigiMt 0 I 31, with positively no post sniriee. 0 j Jbe entrance fee was fixed at :5 ceata 0 j per man for each event, at the previ-- p ioos meeting. Tbe committee also 6 stated that if there were four entriea 0 filed for any field or track went not 0 listed, before the next meeting of tha 1 jgeneral committee, Aa^st 2, tbat ! event would be added. The list of events so far is: 100- yard dash. 220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, running high jump, pole vault, one-mile relay, half mile bicycle, standing broad jump, I6-lb. shot pot, 3 legged race, aack race, fat man's race, running broad jamp. ladder ! climbing and five-mile team bicycle race, besides the firemanic contests ^! and exhibitions. Total 15 2 6 24 14 51 It wa-> decided to have a portable rack erected on the trsck for holding tbe barneaa for the horse bose contest, ao that tbe contest would be nearer under actual aervice conditions. Also ' to substitute the emergency contest aa 2 [run at Hempstead for the hand bpoa Frmfoat 14102000 x—8 | conteat Thia conaist. of a team of liJx Tsao baae hit. Smith, Raynor; left jmen atarting tirty feet from tbe-liy^- oa bases. Freeport 9, Bellewood 11;; rant, carrying tbree rolls of hose, of stra^ oat by Bedell 12, by Silver 1; | fifty feet each. After passing tba baae on balls off Bedell 7, off Sijver | hydrant* tbe hose is coupled together, coupled to hydrant and notzle screwed Score by innings: Beliewood 00000002 0- to their county, but it reminds ns of ^ remark we beard the other day wbile 11: h»t hj PJtehed ball by Silver, Pet endeavoring to make the trip to Biae ' *jt; sacrifice bit. Noian; sacrifice fly, j onand wste"- pisyed on backstop. bad combustion, and were sending up the dense smoke. Tbe fire wss in the cen- legialative body of the the General Conference, which meets i . ^ ,. , . ^ . ", . once every four years, and wbich is 1 "Mining from Lincoln A^etHie to Waab- b':.7i^"r.™'"wr;'.r;;"T'I composed of an equal number of min i'ng***" ?«•«¦ •'** i?*\'T'T T the entire department.^ .Itbougb^ only i^^ ,j,i, y^^^^ ^i" j,^ f,^,^ .^ j,^^^ j^jg , ington Avenue, being ^85^eei deep on """ """" ""¦" "* "*"' "'" ~~ " . Rose Street, \ geroos. Commercial Travelers to Fish The firat annual fishing excuraion of Long laland Council No. 605, U. C. T.,'*will take place Saturday, Augaat 21. Tbc^ co.nmittee haa chartered the | ^loop Pacific, which will leave Fi^l^^_ port Ferry Co.'a dock at 8:15 a. riiTf*' " The price jofHcketa ia |2, which will include a day'a trip, bait, refresb- mentt, cii;i^a and a shore dinner at Siegsl'a Swift Creek Hotel. The committee consists of Edward A. Spiegel, Albin N. Johnson snd Forrest S. Dunbar. one line of hose was used. Originally there were ab«Mit sixty barrels of this preparation stored there, but thia bad been gradually carted awsy until but the two remained. jA A monster vaudeville entertainment j | | V_Ja.;_,_. will be given on the evening o( Aug LOCai VlSIUlI^ ust 5, for the benefit of the Church of \ ilZ^ f^l^'thl i 6u"r¥oTy Redeemer, a"t 'the rmerfcan ; <rk«»«#w-i" _.. ,..,.^i"^ *,.»™ .. _ i uur Doiy neueenjer, at ine American; VOPiniiliee HSt':^Vp:tr^::^ ttou'^che T^'r '"'"'r^'.'iT' """""^i t"'^-* ^-»>°« ^""'"V »- Nichols. . K . |B"d,t,sjrom,aed^tha^t^^^^^ County met at Mineola on ! will surpass all the others^ Fifteen Unclaimed Letters {ftataari fat* Office) Broadard, Mrs. Hattie E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Beets. G. W., jf. Brush, Mrs. B. Collins, Mr. J.T). Ferguson, Mrs. B. Mrs. Kammann, Smith Numan, Wm. Rainey, Mrs. L. H., 28 Forrest Ave. Sheehan, Andrew, c Mr. Gardner Smith, Mr. a E. Tignei, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. F. Robt. G. Anderson, P. M. July 27, 191B. ._ Mr. Habert L. Daacc Au Jarda^ Komrtree Barne Dance Tiiesday morning, F. El Willits pre^ first-clSaa acts are promised, including ; gi^^a The Komittee- of tbe South Sh^e ^^S^rt^Zrt^^^eaX .^^tl^tZ Min'^^.f Homr^n i Yacht Cub is sending oat the follow- i Frsnk Sheon, Paul Morton and Maomi' f^^^ £* fh The b^vs have a vett ing invitation: r!i.... M;^.ji"t«n .»j a—n; /-— « • j is Freeport Dear Sir: - and Mulvey Knm to tbe Kcuntree Barne Dense July 29. 1915.,and Graham. Frank O^rien,*^ Amero^S'uL§^e^'urb'S"Tt t."':^ f* and Mulvey and others. ..j !... .»... «—.. c«fc«^»..i.- i_ '" Point, and having to make several of Sssitb; doable piaya. Brunkbardt and the detours for whicb Suffolk County p«*ti«r. Dpton and Brunkbardt; time ia becoming farooua—bnt we gaess we t»f gam*. 1 hour, 55 mm.: umpire. A. will not repeat the remark. Incident- 1 Cooke. ally, wbile going along the Merrick ! -^>at Saturday, July 31. tbe Kirk- Road, it ia necessary to make a detoor [ n»an A. A- will be tbe attraction at thru the aection of Lindenhurst north [ Freepost,and tbe boya are confid-.it of The following will be asked to serve as officials: Judges, Harry Van WeF den, of Babylon; Chief Artbnr L. Nichols, of Hempstead: Phil. Peters. of Maspeth; James W. Eaton, of Babylon, and ex-Chief Lawrence O'Brien of Lynbrook. Timers. Village coming for tbe two defeats of the railroad track in order to reaefc vielaiy Babylon, and incidentally, wben our baeeao newspaper friends in Suffolk Coanty t •¦•* y***- (and it is a splendid place) brag tb*y f The Kiritmans this year bave de- do not begin by tajking much about = Seated tbe Richmond Hill A. C, For- their roads. A casual visit to tbat est Hiils. Texaco. Altoonas of Hemp. section givea one tbe impression thati»«eaJ aod Huntington, tbe only roads fixed are the one-, fixed [ First Inning-Dammes flied out to by the State, and evidently those are Smith. Brunkbardt and Kremler never completed. If Suffolk Coanty fanned; no raas. would follow the example of Nassau. ?•«»» Wt by pitched ball. .Solon and spend a few hundred thousand del- *«»« «« 3«<»er »« Upton, Pettit going lars on it| roads, it wculd give tfce to Srd,. Eiliscn flied ont to Mathe. Ray- traveling" public which rJoes not oae nor doubled to center storing Pettit, the trains a mucii better opportunity Cheahire flied ont to Matier; one ran. to become acquainted with ita attrae- j tiona, ont) of whicb is not the pleasure I of-itraveling for miles over a dirt road thru the scrub oaks in order to reach |,any partitular point beyond Amity- [ ville. Kevenge is sweet and they j President Roland M. Lamb, ex Chiefs !muttlo< Friday Nite, nex weeke Augaat aix < The bame doores will *bee openned to admitt tbe ladeea and gessts promt- lee at eight and a halfe of the clocke. Bonnettes and>atraw batts will be worn by all tbe folks. Music by tbe fiddler and peanna. Everybody wili be there. Weekly Weather Report (For our readers in other localities) Friday, July 23, clear cool,. Saturday, splendid summer weather 1 clear. I Sunday, same as Saturday. Monday, clear and wana I bard at 11 p. m. j Tuesday, clear and warm. I Wednesday, clear, hot, muggy, rain 6:30 and all tbrougb night. Thursday, clear, hot, jnuggy. ^ geated that the Home Schooh-be in I eluded in tbe list of prise winH|ng [schools. . The house was looking vl^ell and bas received a fresb coat of paiht. A report of work for e&ildren was given by Miaa Van Vranken, County Agent. A Bomber of children have i been retamed to relatives and otbe?l ! placed in new komes. A plan for cen- rained I tralixed work for tbe children waa I read, discassad aad favorably received by tbe Committee. Nasaaa Hoapital bad been visited Political/CaleBdar I and fovnd in the usual good condition. iDarinc the qaarter ending Jane 30 the : nomber of patients received wss 346. iOf tAiiC^ZaS were surgical cases. 28 deaths, 34 births and 99 Sdfrage SWw ia McrrkkFriday Merrick Suffragists axe very busy tbis week witb tbe final preparations for tbeir vaodeville abow on Friday j night, Julv 30. It will be held in tbe i Merrick Fire Hall, tbe proceeds to go I to Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1. i . . o. t _ . j # w - «i x"*i*wti« t.o wemuia, om uirtoa an The profi^n will include niany I A«8U.t 24-L.st d.^^^^^ ^ smusing and interesting featutee. y "^^^^^^ ?°/"™""«f ••;««'• «=«*'«-; long motor for saving life in cs.ea of One of the rec mt additions to the list " .! h\ , r f!? , «V**"'j drowning and gas poisoning had been of attractions is Madame Bettinetti of September 7—Last day for filing des- pajei«,ed. An incinerator for burning Baldwin, wbo bas kindly consented to " .'*u 'To' t _j mo,- j i surgical dreaaiags is very much ne'ed. sing, and wbo is too well-known on the September 18-Last day for filing d«:-, "^ B««pate«l Almsboaa. wa. vis- South Side to need an introduction. " t t^l^tV t^t*A T''ar ; ited oo Joly 22. There were 42 in- M^. r.or« Vrant-t^i. TtntaW traat. a • Tickets St 25 Cents are selling well September 14-Last day for filing va-; ^^j^,^ ,o of them women. Tbe women Mra. Gsorg. Fr.ncois_Dutoll gaye_a ^ b ^c«c.es in designation. , ." ^t, ",d. xhere is a large Dauce Aux Jardain last Satarday, July 24, in honor of Miss Le Blanc of Brooklyn and Mis. Fox of Freeport. The groand. were beautifully illumin¬ ated with Japanese lanterns and elec¬ tric lights, and the young people danced upon a large pl&tforin. Friends from Esst Gloucester and Beverly, Mass., also New Tork, Brooklyn, Freeport and Merrick jtttended. cents. There will be seats, 80 it will be wise to come The curtain rises at 8 :15. After the performance ice cream, d at 15 " , T—^.y "p°"*T""""i c. . ! are mostly very old. mere ia a large reserved September 16--Secret.ry of SUte to ) ^^ ^^ ," by tfae inmates, which neesrly. certify to Bjard of Elections das-; "^ppj^^ tinstahle wTtb fresh vege- PLEASANT RECOLLECTION Wbile walking along one of our I treets I noticed several indentations | the aidewalk in various places. It \ ^as rather refreshing to recall at this | barticular time that those were made 1 a^ pickaxes, clearing the ice from tbe { sidewalks. \ lbs. Carman in Movies At the Savoy Theatre. Broadway; and 84th Street. New York City, foto ^ plavs of "The Homestead," featuring j Mra. Edwin Carman, are showing tbis [ week. ^ i Tfae rights for these pictures are be¬ ing bandKsd by Garland Gaden. Knick¬ erbocker Theatre Building, New Yoth. ^ Pettit sraa hit in tfae first inning and SoffracisU Canvassing at Lv.hn.k '•^;'??LrtT'' '"" (Special Contributor) ¦ Canvassing ia the order of . tbe day in Woman Suffrage Clubs. Henry E. Rider and Hiram R. Sauin. Starters. Frank Cotte. of Baldwin, and Robi^rt U Johnaton, of M«>rrick. Meaaurera, A. S. Malcomson, Villaga Trustee E. S. Randall and Charles O. Nilei. The Chief was requested to take ap the matter of properly policing tbe course. ^ The queation of holding a dance Tn the evening was discussed, aod will be acted upon at the next meeting. If the dance la held, a platform woald- be erected near tbe coarse, and tbe prizes would be distributed there, and alao an endeavor made to secure aome entertainers. A refreshment atand will be erected for the benefit of the department, witb the following committee in cbarge: Nelson Asbdown, Howard Starr. Dav¬ id Pettigrew. John S. Siimner, Edwarif Meaney and Charles Vogt. Vernon Colyer and Robert A. Miller. jr., were appointed a committee on music fcr the dance, if held. The chairman was instructed to ap¬ point a comnflttee to arrange for and hold a king and queen contest, tbe crowning to take place on Labor Day evening, votes to be-1 cent each. The committee will be appointed oataide of the general committeer Ruaaell Hose Company js planniag for a monster fair to be held at ita hose house on Leonard Avenae during tbe laat ten day. of Ai^nst. Roasell HoM seems almost one of us. and—tbe members would be more tban glad t& welcome Freeport firemen. ignationa filed with him. tables. All paru of the bouse were ! October 8-Firat day of registration j^ good older ^ lemonade asd home mad- ca^e will be L^, '";**y- ''^™ 7>-"'"-/° Jf. P" -¦"• Tbe Committee on Almshouse served, ^nd there will,be informal j<'*^^<'ff.»-S/^'"V/^mt^f^^^^ flem^tead reported tbs .ew dancing L !" o^^''^"'»• "i *<•*? P- ."- building as about completed. Tbe in- ^^ r.-*..K_. o_F,"t day of registration "«""%Sji not be ramoved for some for October 9- Obituary, j n t^ ^T'/T^ '•,""¦ "r.*^* ^® P-i"- i ^^'yeC "as some finishing and furn- [October 18—Last day-foT filing >n«ie-1 j,t,j ' (," _, . . . . I .sbiag bas yet to be done. Condition. -, perdewt nominations. ,. I.tthe old hc««e remain unchanged. October ) 6-Last day for filing deeh-, .^ha preatat namber of inmates is 38, naf.ons of independent nomina- "« _kL^ a ... _^«.». uicns GuarantS.VcarderaoM'Ic^t. i " ,^ ^.^^*'? ^^f! . * , . New Perfection Oil Stoves, »fi.7B i Meldon. the wonth oH baby of Mr . , ., _^ - .^ ,, aavartiMnaBt.! *°() Mrs. G. A. Rapp. 83 Raynor i ^ ^ -'^ ,' ,y,..,. , - " "- Tbe County Jai! iSas visited on July Aav«tl.«eat Wednesday morrdng. ! October 15--Third day of «g«»tratiop 26. The balls and sUirs were in fair I e^-r-li : K..1J Tw^l-j.. .*.-. 1 / IB City, from 7 a. m. until 10p.m. ," • •:,:", ,k- «~-- ^^ -^ of whom 2 are women. Valentine S. Qainlan bas an adver-1 Funeral services held Thoraday after-1 f.' |° ".^ tiseroentof tbe Trumble Car in this!noon. Rev. S. O. Curtice, pastor of "***"'*'" ^* issu') whicb ts well worth reading, tbs M. E. Cburch, officiating; .inter-,".. .^ o j j » .-.,..-= »»,.»^^-.. ..".^-, ^., -^v~-...» Mr. Quinlan is a resident ti our vil- ment in Greenfield Cemetery; Fulton, "^'"f*'l®"'***^*'"*^,'^•y,"^ "«'¦*"?-; for tJ,» «cape froin his eeli of tbe Funeral director. V , I T ""'"*"''•"•""*" P'*«^'Holt. He was nipposed to r. »¦. J " J • ^¦'"' \ ly good conditio", tbe fioors need re- Fourth day of I'egistration ^^ The office and jail are in cbarge in city, from 7 a. m until 10 p m. ^^ ^^^^^ which possibly account. lage and ia very enthusiastic over tbia I 10 p. m. i 'ictober 18—Laat day for filing vacan- , j cies in nomidatioaa. »ltt!e car. I HARRY E. POWELL ^ ^T^ ifT ^ ^- Fi^-,^ T^ n *"iV'**u**',"' *''*' ^"^t "i October 18-LaSt day for filing state- lan wil be eloaad Irota July 16 to i Harry E. Howell; a former resident of \ g^ ^ , eEueBsM for Drimarv al- agua %. On August » tbe c«Sce will 1 Fre«p«rt. wbieb occarred Wednesday ^wl^^ P"5«ry ai- open«I for basioe... ^ , wniii'hSTJt^v ^ari'*I.T'Tt' «'='°'^' ""^^ "^^ '**' poblication ^ aaveruseBMSii. j wiU be told Satarday at t p. m.^ at, ^ ,, ^ , nominations. ^ , , i Liberty Coraat. N. J.—reached ' «o^ your joal now before yoo need y^ railroad station at Fst HlUs, . ¦»»«»« jwj;i_5B«jiw«»puHci«u- wKir statements of candidntM' *>x Bayview Taxicab Service; Cadillac c*'*^''" '^Jftf "'*! "^ ^f '•. " - 92,60 boor. Tel. 708',f «»*" «' ^F«««»«« Go«ac.V, N "IStit. Royal ArcwMHtt. He ia sarvive<! .^ . " " v. ... Fy56wiRr«r»evi^rc6ira«». Atirama iSexaii More advert,**. have a personal gaard. Thare seema to be a lack of saparvision ia tbe jail departBMBt. "niere were 59 prison- ' era. 5 of than womea. Thpre wdra SI : short-tena iirieonara. Theite, is i^ gar- ; den whsdi-la earsd for by ijbe short- term iirlaaaaw mdar the care of a fromiv. '"i''"o'"Sr",S!"'!?"' » l^-var- A talapboaaayatam for the wT I Novam^ 2-Elecfllm day, polla open! ^^^^ ^ hae. ooairiatad. whereby at..o, a. m., close 6 p. m; - - - . — filing AO^n touring; .iscaovC atiar thii^s. bathing goc^s this' pnrtad .,, , .^ , A mld-sommer sale at Bara^A'sf****' Seatfcalradvi Try m.v special box of cot flowers, i ^^^ gtore. Fr««pcrt. Re«i tbeir ¦—) ] '--yz: ?8c for tbe weakaBd., C. /I. Ankers. .^^ i^ th,, {",", .^d take mdvatttturt, Waat«d-EanM8t. indtis'^ii^ts tha jail is oooMsctad with thi)-««i(rR«at parta of the enoaty. r' Tha woclc of the Oataide Belief Com- mittoe waa reported aa baing well doae. ..t IhfeCMBml»feeon.Ti^wegtots re-jpi^^ backed by a grgsjL^lay C. ft L. I I adv. la this iasoe and take advantage • ol the k»«r prices now in eSeet for tbe.man as cleric in shoe stit^re. i<3iaB*Jft» ' next ten days. i i 1?.. Smith, . ) - A«varttaMawt Ady;mtiataaatit TbaCMiSalttee ad|B«mi«ii to meat oaTnjMdav. October 25, 19:5, at 2 p. ycaniK w at the jsew bniHing for Jones In- . _^ Seeoad Inning—Mathe fanned, Ebers Mrs. Car- ifliad oat to Smith. Renton flied out to rie Chapman Catt, the great organiser: Nolan; no nms. and campaign leader, declares csnvass-1 Smith singled to left, Kerley bit to ing tbe most important work fwjieft. Smith thrown out at second, "Votes for Women.'^' Canvassing i. iPitcher walked. Bedell hit to infield, going on oersistently'^ quietly and in> {ail bands safe, Fettit singled to right sistently in evdry city, village and faeoriag Kerley and Pitcher, Bedell go- hsmlet in New York State. i ing te third and scoring on bis error to July 23, seventeen canvassers met i catch him. Pettit taking second, Nolan at tbe home of iitt. Peck|iam, Oak* land Avenue, LyhbrooK:' Meadameo Albin, Clifford, Crary. Dutelle. Elter^ icb, Hogg, Knowles. Kearns, McNaily. Pickett, Peckbam, Sultnon. Smitten. Misaes Crossley, Dairison and Nichols from Queens. Thursday, July 29. Mrs. Wilber Kearns bad an all day\sufl!rage jubiMs at ber home in Ocean side, canvassing in Oc^an^ide in tbe forenoooi and aftar luncheon speechmaking'and a ganeial informal conference, cot^cerning wtsrfc done and work to he dotfe in Nasaaa Coonty. \ .' Although thi. ha. belen a '^wot" summer. Old King Sol baa^ favored Ua women people by ordering Ham djafm wben a Naasaa County canvass day-for votes for women is on. Kii(ig Sol is a royal Suffrage King, Woman SoArage color is ypllow, rbyai yellow saMlgiM. f tbe yellow of wisdom, knowiadk^. tratk. \ Canvassing, canvassing anjtit No> vember 21. November 21 ia tiM»> day. At the Plasa. ifoaday. Aat^t X. Robert Warwick in "Tbe Man ^4rho Fouvi Himself," by George iWml- hurst. A graat player ai^I a great oot Matier to Upton. Pettit going to third and .coring on a wild pitch, Elli- aaa aixcied to left. Raynor singled to rifht. Elllaim going to third. PHly stole aeeead. Ellison tried for bome hot was pat oot; four runs. Hempstead wiil bave cooogl: mooay left from tfae recent eonveoCifla aad carnltal to purebaae a chemical cs^r. wbich will be preaented to tfae village, according to the report of Chief Nich¬ ols. Wa^lMaday. Angast 4, Boae Cog^ !an itt Cecil Saleieb's succaesfal com* edy drama, the "Spottkig I>aebes»."' If'xiday. Ajogu^ 6, "<^«r MC" Tbat bapr>>" storvbf grinr/and tbrilla, | featuring Howard estabrfek. ' Aavcvfi Speaking of Chief Nichols of Hemp steaiid, I ara informed that Sanday, when we faad tfas deoae clouds of smoke banging over Freeport. he im¬ mediately got in touch witb aa aod asked if any belp ws. needed. I have not verified tbi..> but from pcro«Ml experience, with Chief^icbola. it ia tbe vpry thintr I «'.»"< h«v» »rpart^ him to do. Apparontl.v \«e uun <. %tn oui uaoai two or three month* .ommcr^aeatiea j this year. The call Sanday aftamoan ! was tbe second in July', where for tfae I paat few years tbe rooaXbs .of Jnos. f July and August have been afaomf clear I of fires. Miller Divorce Adimi The case of Liliian Milkir of Frao* j port against Hoy MilteT for abaohita divorce was tried before Justice Kalljr in the Stapreme Coort, Brooklya. «b Wednesday last aod deeisioe «ae r«> served. ' The parties ok tbis actios-were taai-' ried at Eaat ifeadow in Itet. Tbey bave DO ebildrcn. In IMS Bojr Miller I sn«d for a divorea is tfae Siata ti Cali¬ fornia aod a deerao wma graatad to hies at that time. Ibia dmamit'tgaba Mr. Miller « perfsctly goe^ divMca ia California,'but net in tba Siata of Nsw York, faaeaaso tha court ef CaU* fomia did oot ototafo jariadfetiao ef Mrs. Miller. Tbo gfo«^ far thfa ae- tion of Mr. Miller't waa for daatatvm. Mi. Milter w^rrfad agaiii,. jnj^ J&CB _ ia tba aeeoad Freswort played rfng- KroBrrf-*-"-" '-¦"• '•'"'¦ "'"* iiS'S^Pitcher, Catsn «t*!e "r^ ^.Ura. itUiar brObtht bar mttiort lor mb- aSl^tbttaad. ^N^aioa walkad, •»«»»? ««7;« ^ Sr^ «^ oat, to lien.,; -? ^Knt*'gStnl. acted a. .t.«,>ey *""¦ * ,¦ o tiie plaintiff oe^wnrin) of fiWb sc-
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Speed Week: Renault TwinRun
Renault hands TG the keys to its insane TwinRun concept, we oblige by giving it an exclusive blat…
Posted: 16 Aug 2013
The world's first drive of a priceless concept. Dicey, concrete-walled track. Rear-wheel drive, 320bhp, insanely short wheelbase. No traction control. Head of Renault concept design in the passenger seat. Driver of limited talent behind the wheel.
All these are fine reasons why, as a driver of limited talent behind the wheel of Renault's TwinRun concept, I should be taking things very easy. But, as we dive into Charade's first corner, a tricksy, 100mph left-hander with an angry wall lurking a couple of feet beyond the racing line, I discover with some surprise that I am not taking things very easy. I am, I notice, going inadvisably fast. Partly this is because Axel Breun, said head of Renault concept design, is goading me on, and partly because this is no normal design study.
See, most company's concepts, if they run at all, will manage a creaking few miles an hour under the power of a) gravity or b) a stout bloke pushing. But Renault doesn't do concepts like most others do. Under its show-stand exterior, the TwinRun is a top-grade race car: bespoke tubular spaceframe adapted from Dacia's 850bhp Pikes Peak Duster, race-spec Nissan V6 where the rear seats should be, straight-cut sequential 'box. Track-spec rubber and brakes. One hundred per cent not road-legal. Le vrai McCoy.
It's also, I remember as another of Charade's vertical concrete 'run-off zones' skims past, the only one in the world and entirely irreplaceable. But provided you never lose sight of the fact you're driving something wider than it is long, something that'll switch ends then murder you if you show the merest hint of disrespect, the TwinRun makes every car on Top Gear's Speed Week - Cayman, SLS Black, etc - feel as woolly and distant as a tumble-dried sheep.
That's what race cars do: pare back the motions of track driving to their barest, most glorious core. The TwinRun's steering is glorious: entirely unassisted and fizzing with information from the front tyres. If I ran over a credit card right now, I could tell you the 16-digit code on the front.
And, jeez, it's loud. With a flimsy Perspex screen separating the cockpit from the engine behind, the noise is cortex-shattering, the gearbox screeching a glass-edged, milk-curdling scream as you wind the engine towards 7,000rpm. Thankfully, the fumes of the 100-and-something-octane race fuel wafting from the engine serve to dull your senses to this racket after a few corners.
So the TwinRun: deafening, smelly, brilliant. But, I ask Breun, assuming the third-gen production Twingo won't get a tubular spaceframe and dog-box, what does this fine concept have to do with the price of poisson? "Partly we just wanted to have fun," he replies. "But the silhouette shows how the next Twingo will look. We exaggerated it a little, but we're very close to the production car."
Shear the TwinRun of its wildest race-concept touches - those filigree wing mirrors, the fat rear wing, arches and rally-inspired lightpods - and you're looking at the shape of the next Twingo. A tidy shape, it must be said, albeit one with more than a hint of Fiat 500 and Vauxhall Adam about it.
But in at least one regard, the production Twingo will be closer to the Porsche 911 than the little Fiat or Vauxhall. Because the next Twingo will be rear-engined, its motor tucked behind the rear seats and driving the rear wheels. This configuration, says Breun, has allowed the Renault designers to give the Twingo a far neater nose than any existing supermini: the TwinRun's almost total absence of any front overhang will carry to the production car.
As will a whole load of the TwinRun's stripes and decals, at least if you tick the necessary options boxes. Doubtless having taken heed of Mini and Fiat's bulging order books, Renault is moving the Twingo upmarket. "The TwinRun shows the car's scope for personalisation," Breun explains.
Top Gear winces a little at the P-word. The original Twingo wasn't about personalisation. It was a back-to-basics monobox and all the better for it. "But we didn't have Dacia then," says Breun. "We need to differentiate the brands."
Dacia now mops up the budget end of Renault's market, so the Twingo must shift into premium territory. But, I say, you know what would really separate Renault from Dacia? A V6, mid-engined Twingo, with, ooh, around 320bhp and rear-drive. After all, Renault has previous in the department of Hot Hatches with Engines in the Wrong Place, with the Renault 5 Turbo and the later Clio V6. So how about it? A production TwinRun? Breun grins and nods.
"Sure. A concept car that nothing comes out of is a bit negative. There has to be something out of this." A road-going something? It wouldn't be easy. Both the 5 Turbo and Clio V6 enjoyed a reputation for dishing out a lesson to anyone who took liberties. Could you really put a mid-engined V6 mini-hatch into production nowadays?
Breun again: "The big advantage we have today is all the electronic help. They are there to help you if you're not so confident... but, of course, you can always turn them off."
That's why you have to love Renault. A company that doesn't just see building a road-going, mid-engined V6 super-hatch as a feasible idea, but insists it'd need switch-offable traction control. It's a petrolhead philosophy, says Breun, that extends to the very top.
"With Carlos Tavares [Renault's COO and the man who lapped the TwinRun around the Monaco F1 circuit on Grand Prix weekend], we have someone really open-minded with a passion for race cars," Breuen yells over the din as we clatter down the pit-straight in the TwinRun, pursued by a fearsome maelstrom of noise and hallucinatory hydrocarbons. "Will this go into production? Who knows? But I hope so..."
Words: Sam Philip
Photography: Rowan Horncastle

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Ubisoft's Ghost Recon Future Soldier is only a little more than a week away and to celebrate the series' impending return, they've put together a small prequel movie called Ghost Recon Alpha.
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On February 17, 2014, the event "Slow Food for Africa" in Milan marked the officially relaunch of the Thousand Gardens in Africa project. The garden project has already created one thousand sustainably farmed food gardens in schools, villages and on the outskirts of cities in 26 African countries since its creation in 2010.
The new target: ten thousand gardens.
The Thousand Gardens in Africa project was launched to enable communities to grow and eat fresh local food, as well as to safeguard and promote traditional knowledge and practices as an approach towards food sovereignty and security. The newly relaunched project is a major focus for Slow Food; both for working within the framework of the 2014 International Year of Family Farming (as designated by FAO) and for building strong leadership in different African countries to enable local people to take the challenge of freeing their continent from hunger into their own hands.
José Graziano da Silva, FAO Director General, expressed his support through his presence at the event. In his speech he said that "10,000 food gardens will increase food production and the availability of local products, diversify diets and improve nutrition in the sustainable way that needs to guide all our action. Food gardens are part of the paradigm shift we need and shares many similarities to family farming". He added that "with the combination of gardens and youth, we have the possibility to improve food security through the local production of healthy food".
Slow Food President Carlo Petrini emphasized in his speech that the approach of the gardens project is not one of charity; it is one of restitution and giving back what is theirs. It's about jointly addressing problems that concern all of us: hunger, pollution and land grabbing.
Five active members represented the African Slow Food network and spoke about different aspects of the ongoing work in Africa. Edie Mukiibi, new Vice President of Slow Food International, gave an evaluation of the recently concluded first phase of the project: "Four years ago, in Africa, Slow Food embarked on a great challenge: to create a thousand food gardens across the continent. At the time, it seemed like an ambitious dream. But now we realize that we have done much more than simply create gardens: We have created an important network that is growing and working to change Africa, to offer our children a future of peace and justice, and to guarantee everyone access to good, clean and fair food". The event gathered important Italian representatives from the financial world, who constitute significant donors for the gardens project.
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During a fundraising event at a home in Los Angeles on Oct. 25, 2011, President Barack Obama took credit for enacting a majority of his agenda during his nearly three years in office.
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1910 – Leo Tolstoy, Russian author (Anna Karenina), dies at 82
1914 – US State Department starts requiring photographs for passports
1929 – Birthday – Dick Clark, TV host (American Bandstand), (d. 2012)
1956 – Birthday – Bo Derek, [Mary Collins], actress (10, Tarzan the Ape Man)
1971 – Birthday – Joel McHale, American actor and comedian, (The Soup, Community)
1975 – Birthday – Dierks Bentley, country music artist (Come A Little Closer, Lot of Leavin' Left to Do)
1977 – Birthday – Josh Turner, country music singer (Long Black Train, Would You Go With Me)
1982 – Drew Barrymore at age seven hosts Saturday Night Live
1984 – McDonald's made its 50 billionth hamburger
1986 – Comedian and actor Steve Martin (41) weds actress Victoria Tennant (36)
1993 – Emile Ardolino, director (Dirty Dancing), dies at 50 of AIDs
2001 – In Washington, D.C., U.S. President George W. Bush dedicates the United States Department of Justice headquarters building as the Robert F. Kennedy Justice Building, honoring the late Robert F. Kennedy on what would have been his 76th birthday.
2007 – Linda Bollea (46) divorces professional wrestler Hulk Hogan (53) after 23 years of marriage
2012 – Toshiba unveils a robot designed to help in nuclear disasters
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After 17 years the wait is over as sure-fire future Hall of Famers Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins and Roy "The Terminator" Jones Jr. collide in a long awaited rematch that will finally add the final chapter to their 17-year rivalry. NCM Fathom, Golden Boy Promotions LLC and Square Ring Promotions, Inc. are partnering together to broadcast The Rivals: Hopkins vs. Jones II LIVE and in HD from Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas to select movie theatres nationwide on Saturday, April 3 at 9 p.m. EST/ 8 p.m. CST/ 7 p.m. MST/ 6 p.m. PST. This program is not rated by the MPAA, but it should be treated as PG13.
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Why not just up the legal age limit to drive to 25, by 25 most of us have grown out of wanting to do stupid stuff / risk our lives (I say most of us)
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Saves the new drivers lives too, not just everyone else on the road. Canada has lots of restrictions for new drivers too.
In Canada you're a Novice for 2 years, then you go for another driving test, if you pass, you don't have the restrictions any more.
Personally I think that kind of stuff should have been done a long time ago, would have saved many many lives.
This is how its done in ontario
G1 - must have a fully licensed driver with you at all times
G2- can drive on own but not with a lot of teens at night and not on 100kph highways - 0% BAC
G - full - up to 0.05% BAC suspended license > 0.08%BAC criminal offence
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LOL! You guys should try to get a license in here in India. Unless you're applying for a commercial (heavy vehicles) license, you need not drive more than 5 minutes to get yourself one. I drove precisely for 30 seconds in a straight line to get mine I barely knew how to take corners, reverse or even use indicators. In fact, I had never ever driven during nighttime at the time of getting my license issued by the Dept. of Motor Vehicles. I had only spend a grand total of 3-4 hours in all behind the wheel when I took the test. No kidding
That was back in 2008. After getting my license, I drove with a trained, experienced chauffeur in the early mornings for weeks before feeling comfortable enough to take the new car out by myself even during daytime. Now night driving is another story - especially during thunderstorms etc. It took me months to start feeling comfortable.


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For my site (Bricks & Books), I am planning on listing all the 39 Discworld novels in order of popularity. This is where you guys come in, as I need your help to make your the list.
For now as I want your choices to be your own and not influenced by what others select can you please send me your answers in a pm to me.
How it works, simply put a number 1 to 39 next to each novel, with 1 being the best and 39 being the worse and then answer the two questions at the bottom.
Here is the novel list:
The Colour of Magic (1983)
The Light Fantastic (1986)
Equal Rites (1987)
Mort (1987)
Sourcery (1988)
Wyrd Sisters (1988)
Pyramids (1989)
Guards! Guards! (1989)
Faust Eric (1990)
Moving Pictures (1990)
Reaper Man (1991)
Witches Aboard (1991)
Small Gods (1992)
Lords and Ladies (1992)
Men at Arms (1993)
Soul Music (1994)
Interesting Times (1994)
Maskerade (1995)
Feet of Clay (1996)
Hogfather (1997)
Jingo (1997)
The Last Continent (1998)
Carpe Jugulum (1998)
The Fifth Elephant (1999)
The Truth (2000)
Thief of Time (2001)
The Last Hero (2001)
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents (2001)
Night Watch (2002)
The Wee Free Men (2003)
Monstrous Regiment (2003)
A Hat Full of Sky (2004)
Going Postal (2004)
Thud! (2005)
Wintersmith (2006)
Making Money (2007)
Unseen Academicals (2009)
I Shall Wear Midnight (2010)
Snuff (2011)
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- Ctrl-shift-click in picker selects freeform ranges but only work days between start and end date are selected
- Press Enter or OK button in picker to confirm selection
- Press Escape or Cancel button in picker to cancel selection
- Full mouse-free operation
Tested with:
- Chrome 6+
- Firefox 3.6+
- Opera 11
- Safari 4+
Bug reports, improvements, ideas and comments are always welcome.
Live demo: http://nohuhu.org/demos/demo_uxmultidate.html
Sencha Market page: https://market.sencha.com/users/30/extensions/60
Last edited by nohuhu; 14 Aug 2012 at 3:18 PM. Reason: Added demo link
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21 Nov 2011 6:08 AM #3
I'm afraid I didn't get your idea. What do you mean?
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Update: version 0.92
Tested and fixed to be compatible with older browsers, including IE6 and 7.
14 Aug 2012 3:17 PM #5
Version 0.99 supports Ext JS 4.1
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nice one... (without looking) did you base this off the custom validator date example in the docs?Lead Trainer / Sencha Specialist
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Thanks and no, it does custom validation.
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Ovenbirds or furnariids comprise a large family of small suboscine passerine bird species found in Central and South America. They form the family Furnariidae. The North American Ovenbird (Seiurus aurocapillus) is an unrelated bird, a wood warbler in the family Parulidae.
The ovenbirds are a diverse group of insectivores which get their name from the elaborate vaguely "oven-like" clay nests built by the horneros, although most other ovenbirds build stick nests or nest in tunnels or clefts in rock. The Spanish word for "oven" gives the horneros their name. Furnariid nests are always constructed with a cover, and up to six pale blue, greenish or white eggs are laid. The eggs hatch after between 15 and 22 days, and the young fledge after a further 13 to 20 days.
They are small to medium sized birds, ranging from 9 to 35 centimetres in length. While individial species often are habitat specialists, species of this family can be found in virtually any Neotropical habitat, ranging from city parks inhabitted by Rufous Horneros, to tropical Amazonian lowlands by many species of Foliage-gleaners, to temperate barren Andean highlands inhabitted by several species of miners. There are even two species, the Seaside and the Surf Cinclodes, which are associated with rocky coasts.
The systematics of the Dendrocolaptinae were reviewed by Rajkow (1994) based on morphology and by Irestedt et al. (2004) based on analysis of more nuclear and mitochondrial DNA. Using the latter approach, the suspected major lineages of the Furnariinae (foliage-gleaners, spinetails, and true ovenbirds) were confirmed, but some new lineages were discovered and the relationships of several genera had to be revised (Fjeldså et al., 2005).
The taxonomic arrangement presented below is based on a synthesis of current data (e.g. Cheviron et al., 2005). Many species or entire genera have not been sampled to analyze DNA sequences, and as the recent studies have discovered that convergent evolution is commonplace in the family, it seems not advisable to place them in the taxonomic sequence without further research. Several genera are in need of revision too.
Subfamily: Sclerurinae - Miners and leaftossers
Subfamily: Dendrocolaptinae - Woodcreepers'''
For a complete listing of species, see the subfamily article.
Subfamily: Furnariinae - Horneros and allies
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Much as we're fans of big power, we're also fans of big braking performance. We think it only makes sense that a car's ability to go very fast should be matched by its ability to stop very quickly. Big brake kits are certainly an effective way to improve a musclecar's stopping ability, and they look really cool when peeking out from behind the large-diameter wheels it takes to accommodate them. But does it necessarily take big brakes-along with big wheels and tires-to achieve big braking performance? That's the question we wanted to answer in this experiment, in which we outfitted our '84 Z28 with braided stainless brake hoses from Classic Tube, brake pads from Hawk Performance, and high-performance front rotors from Power Slot. And as you'll see, there are significant gains to be had within the confines of a stock braking system.
Part one of our upgrade was to replace the stock rubber brake lines with StopFlex Stainless Steel Braided Hoses (DOT-certified) from Classic Tube. At its most basic, a brake system-whether manual or power, disc or drum-needs hydraulic pressure to work. More pressure generates more braking force, whether it's a caliper clamping onto a disc or a shoe pushing out against a drum. Rubber hoses, even when new, expand when subjected to this pressure, resulting in a spongy pedal and less braking force. StopFlex stainless lines don't expand, which translates to an increase in hose pressure and therefore more braking force. The firmer pedal feel that comes with the bargain also doesn't hurt when it comes to keeping things under control.
With that handled, we turned our attention toward the friction surfaces, starting with the rotors. We called on Power Slot for our front discs. The decidedly non-OEM slots, called Vac-U-Slots by Power Slot, improve braking performance by disposing of the heat, gases, and pad dust generated when the pads clamp down on the rotors. These waste products can actually become a barrier between the pad and rotor, inhibiting braking performance, so disposing of them is a key to maximizing stopping power.
And finally, we turned to what is arguably the most important part of a brake system, the brake pads. Stock-style, organic-composition pads are at best a compromise, as stopping power is sacrificed in favor of low price, low noise, and long wear. With this in mind, we sourced Hawk Performance for a set of its HPS (High Performance Street) pads. These pucks are intended for high-performance street cars, so we figured they were right up our alley. Their ferro carbon (Carbon Semi-Metallic) composition provides an extremely high coefficient of friction (stopping power), according to Hawk. This creates higher and more consistent torque values. In the real world, this translates into a more consistent pedal feel. These pads are also meant to handle the higher temperatures that come with repeated use without fading.
Quick Notes
What we did
Upgraded the pads, rotors, and brake lines on an '84 Z28
Bottom Line
For a relatively small investment, we got shorter and more consistent stopping performance
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In a nutshell, braking power is like drivetrain power in one very important aspect-you have to have enough tire on your vehicle to transmit the forces of braking and acceleration to the ground. In that respect, modern, speed-rated, 17- and 18-inch rubber certainly has a great advantage. Many people, on the other hand, like a more traditional look-like what we have with the stock 15-inch five-spoke wheels on our Z28.
Hi-po 15-inch rubber isn't all that common these days, but we found a good alternative in Bridgestone's lineup with the Potenza G009. But in the time since we mounted these skins up, Bridgestone has redesigned them as the Potenza G019 Grid. Our Camaro's size-2 15/60R15-still comes H-rated. The tire line also includes several new V-rated 16- to 18-inch tires. Our H-rated versions are good for 130 mph, more than enough for this car for now. The two tires don't look all that different; the most noticeable visual difference is the new tires' Veri-Pitch tread design, meant to cut down on road noise, along with an advanced directional tread design to increase water evacuation (for those of you who actually drive in the wet). Other revisions have been made to improve grip in all phases of driving when compared to the older tire. We're quite satisfied with the G009s we've got mounted (at least until we can score 17-inchers), and anyone in search of good 15-inch rubber should consider the G019 Grid.


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Making the big time
Grant Emerson '08 dreamt of playing bass in a band. Now, just four years after graduating from the University of North Carolina Wilmington with a bachelor's degree in music, he's been in Rolling Stone and Billboard magazines and has performed on Good Morning New York, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
11.26.12 Tonight Show performance
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He's living the life every working musician dreams of - touring the country with the band Delta Rae and celebrating the debut of their first album Carry the Fire, released June 19 by Warner Brothers Records.
It only took Emerson a couple of years to get connected with the right people, and in 2010, after moving back home to Raleigh, he met the members of Delta Rae and became the band's sixth member, joining siblings Brittany, Ian and Eric Holljes, along with Elizabeth Hopkins and Mike McKee.
"One of the coolest moments we've experienced was playing for vice president of Warner Brothers Records, Seymour Stein. After 10 seconds of playing in his office, he stopped us, so I was thinking that he didn't like it, but he called in some of his coworkers to listen and we ended up playing for them for about an hour," said Emerson. Stein, who signed music giants like Madonna and the Talking Heads, certainly liked what he heard, signing Delta Rae on Jan. 26.
"The band is incredible, and it's going to be enormous," Stein said in the June 23 issue of Billboard.
Delta Rae has since exploded onto the music scene. Their debut music video for the single "Bottom of the River" has received more than 230,000 views on YouTube. The song was such a hit that the group was asked to perform it June 25 on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
Emerson takes pride in the band's unique sound that features four lead singers whose harmonies flawlessly blend together. After hearing their music, it's no surprise to learn that three of the group's singers are siblings.
"Our live show is super energetic. We can make a lot of noise, or we can strip it down," said Emerson. Some concertgoers enjoy watching the band perform acoustic, enabling the vocals to shine. A bass solo by Emerson is featured in the track "Fire."
Frank Bongiorno, jazz coordinator and music department chair, recognized Emerson's talent early on. "We are certainly very thrilled to hear that he is performing and doing so well," said Bongiorno. AT UNCW, Emerson was under the tutelage of Steve Bailey, world renowned jazz bassist.
Emerson admits that while living out of a 12-passenger van with six other people can be tough at times, he feels extremely lucky to be doing what he is doing and wouldn't have it any other way. "We just want to make timeless music. This has been an awesome experience," he added.
His advise for aspiring musicians: "Work your butt off and then work some more. Find people you love playing with and can trust. Most importantly have fun! Thank your parents for tolerating the racket coming out of your room, they are your No. 1 fans."


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Tribeca Storage - Double Cubby
Hardworking to its core, our expertly crafted collection exhibits a modernist sensibility that forgoes ornamentation in favor of industrial-style functionality. It also offers modular flexibility, with pieces that stack together to create the perfect storage scenario for any space. Oversized locking casters ensure ease of movement, while tough metal brackets and a tip-resistant kit keep vertical arrangements standing tall.
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