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In psychology, memory is an organism's ability to store, retain, and subsequently retrieve information. Traditional studies of memory began in the realms of philosophy, including techniques of artificially enhancing the memory. The late nineteenth and early twentieth century put memory within the paradigms of cognitive psychology. In recent decades, it has become one of the principal pillars of a branch of science called cognitive neuroscience, an interdisciplinary link between cognitive psychology and neuroscience.
There are several ways to classify memories, based on duration, nature and retrieval of information. From an information processing perspective there are three main stages in the formation and retrieval of memory:
A basic and generally accepted classification of memory is based on the duration of memory retention, and identifies three distinct types of memory: sensory memory, short term memory and long term memory.
Sensory memory corresponds approximately to the initial 200 - 500 milliseconds after an item is perceived. The ability to look at an item, and remember what it looked like with just a second of observation, or memorization, is an example of sensory memory. With very short presentations, participants often report that they seem to "see" more than they can actually report. The first experiments exploring this form of sensory memory were conducted by George Sperling using the "partial report paradigm." Subjects were presented with a grid of 12 letters, arranged into three rows of 4. After a brief presentation, subjects were then played either a high, medium or low tone, cuing them which of the rows to report. Based on these partial report experiments, Sperling was able to show that the capacity of sensory memory was approximately 12 items, but that it degraded very quickly (within a few hundred milliseconds). Because this form of memory degrades so quickly, participants would see the display, but be unable to report all of the items (12 in the "whole report" procedure) before they decayed. This type of memory cannot be prolonged via rehearsal.
Some of the information in sensory memory is then transferred to short-term memory. Short-term memory allows one to recall something from several seconds to as long as a minute without rehearsal. Its capacity is also very limited: George A. Miller, when working at Bell Laboratories, conducted experiments showing that the store of short term memory was 7±2 items (the title of his famous paper, "The magical number 7±2"). Modern estimates of the capacity of short-term memory are lower, typically on the order of 4-5 items, and we know that memory capacity can be increased through a process called chunking. For example, if presented with the string:
people are able to remember only a few items. However, if the same information is presented in the following way:
people can remember a great deal more letters. This is because they are able to chunk the information into meaningful groups of letters. Beyond finding meaning in the abbreviations above, Herbert Simon showed that the ideal size for chunking letters and numbers, meaningful or not, was three. This may be reflected in some countries in the tendency to remember phone numbers as several chunks of three numbers with the final four-number groups generally broken down into two groups of two.
Short-term memory is believed to rely mostly on an acoustic code for storing information, and to a lesser extent a visual code. Conrad (1964) found that test subjects had more difficulty recalling collections of words that were acoustically similar (e.g. dog, hog, fog, bog, log).
However, short-term memory has been an unexplainable phenomenon with certain individuals "gifted" to remember large amounts of information, quickly, and be able to recall that information in seconds. By most criteria, memory is divided into two distinct types - short and long. Each has its own specific functions in our lives and they do not overlap. Long term memory is associated with a sort of "visual code," for example, while short term memory is claimed to be simple, and not susceptible to training. James Abela, author of "X-treme Speed Reading" and teacher of speed reading workshops comments on regular-speed readers with the observation, "it's as if these people do not know about the speed stick in a car, and believe that 20 miles an hour is an excellent speed." Claiming that in fact, speed readers are visual readers, Abela has trained other teachers and was/is working with big names such as British Council, Ministry of Defence, New Straits Tes, University of Southern California, Sanofi and DHL. Training memory is a powerful technique that is usually inhibited by regular-reading programs offered at primary schools which deny memory its "visual" potential. Examples include the encouragement to read aloud and the discouragement of natural inclinations such as the use of hands to read and the habit of skipping to the back of the book, as well as lack of class discussion which promotes a comprehensive understanding of materials read.
The oversimplified categories of memory which claims that short term memory capacity is lower than long term is no longer acceptable, when considering the man who can memorize a book, in one case The Oxford English Dictionary, in twenty minutes and recall and identify page 1016, 1st column, 5th entry down as "knish." (Brown,"Mind Control 2", 2002.)
The storage in sensory memory and short-term memory generally have a strictly limited capacity and duration, which means that information is available for a certain period of time, but is not retained indefinitely. By contrast, long-term memory can store much larger quantities of information for potentially unlimited duration (sometimes a whole life span). For example, given a random seven-digit number, we may remember it for only a few seconds before forgetting, suggesting it was stored in our short-term memory. On the other hand, we can remember telephone numbers for many years through repetition; this information is said to be stored in long-term memory. While short-term memory encodes information acoustically, long-term memory encodes it semantically: Baddeley (1966) discovered that after 20 minutes, test subjects had the least difficulty recalling a collection of words that had similar meanings (e.g. big, large, great, huge).
Short-term memory is supported by transient patterns of neuronal communication, dependent on regions of the frontal lobe (especially dorsolateral prefrontal cortex) and the parietal lobe. Long-term memories, on the other hand, are maintained by more stable and permanent changes in neural connections widely spread throughout the brain. The hippocampus is essential to the consolidation of information from short-term to long-term memory, although it does not seem to store information itself. Rather, it may be involved in changing neural connections for a period of three months or more after the initial learning.
One of the primary functions of sleep is improving consolidation of information, as it can be shown that memory depends on getting sufficient sleep between training and test, and that the hippocampus replays activity from the current day while sleeping.
The multi-store model (also known as Atkinson-Shiffrin memory model) was first recognised in 1968 by Atkinson and Shiffrin.
The multi-store model has been criticized for being too simplistic. For instance, long-term memory is believed to be actually made up of multiple subcomponents, such as episodic and procedural memory. It also proposes that rehearsal is the only mechanism by which information eventually reaches long-term storage, but evidence shows us capable of remembering things without rehearsal.
(See also: Memory consolidation)
In 1974 Baddeley and Hitch proposed a working memory model which replaced the concept of general short term memory with specific, active components. In this model, working memory consists of three basic stores: the central executive, the phonological loop and the visuo-spatial sketchpad. In 2000 this model was expanded with the multimodal episodic buffer.
The central executive essentially acts as attention. It channels information to the three component processes: the phonological loop, the visuo-spatial sketchpad, and the episodic buffer.
The phonological loop stores auditory information by silently rehearsing sounds or words in a continuous loop; the articulatory process (the "inner voice") continuously "speaks" the words to the phonological store (the "inner ear"). The phonological loop has a very limited capacity, which is demonstrated by the fact that it is easier to remember a list of short words (e.g. dog, wish, love) than a list of long words (e.g. association, systematic, confabulate) because short words fit better in the loop. However, if the test subject is given a task that ties up the articulatory process (saying "the, the, the" over and over again), then a list of short words is no easier to remember.
The visuo-spatial sketchpad stores visual and spatial information. It is engaged when performing spatial tasks (such as judging distances) or visual ones (such as counting the windows on a house or imagining images).
The episodic buffer is dedicated to linking information across domains to form integrated units of visual, spatial, and verbal information and chronological ordering (e.g., the memory of a story or a movie scene). The episodic buffer is also assumed to have links to long-term memory and semantical meaning.
The working memory model explains many practical observations, such as why it is easier to do two different tasks (one verbal and one visual) than two similar tasks (e.g., two visual), and the aforementioned word-length effect. However, the concept of a central executive as noted here has been criticized as inadequate and vague.
Craik and Lockhart (1972) proposed that it is the method and depth of processing that affects how an experience is stored in memory, rather than rehearsal.
Declarative memory requires conscious recall, in that some conscious process must call back the information. It is sometimes called explicit memory, since it consists of information that is explicitly stored and retrieved.
Declarative memory can be further sub-divided into semantic memory, which concerns facts taken independent of context; and episodic memory, which concerns information specific to a particular context, such as a time and place. Semantic memory allows the encoding of abstract knowledge about the world, such as "Paris is the capital of France". Episodic memory, on the other hand, is used for more personal memories, such as the sensations, emotions, and personal associations of a particular place or time. Autobiographical memory - memory for particular events within one's own life - is generally viewed as either equivalent to, or a subset of, episodic memory. Visual memory is part of memory preserving some characteristics of our senses pertaining to visual experience. One is able to place in memory information that resembles objects, places, animals or people in sort of a mental image. Visual memory can result in priming and it is assumed some kind of perceptual representational system underlies this phenomenon.
In contrast, procedural memory (or implicit memory) is not based on the conscious recall of information, but on implicit learning. Procedural memory is primarily employed in learning motor skills and should be considered a subset of implicit memory. It is revealed when one does better in a given task due only to repetition - no new explicit memories have been formed, but one is unconsciously accessing aspects of those previous experiences. Procedural memory involved in motor learning depends on the cerebellum and basal ganglia.
So far, nobody has been able to successfully isolate the time dependence of these suggested memory structures.
Hebb distinguished between short-term and long-term memory. He postulated that any memory that stayed in short-term storage for a long enough time would be consolidated into a long-term memory. Later research showed this to be false. Research has shown that direct injections of cortisol or epinephrine help the storage of recent experiences. This is also true for stimulation of the amygdala. This proves that excitement enhances memory by the stimulation of hormones that affect the amygdala. Excessive or prolonged stress (with prolonged cortisol) may hurt memory storage. Patients with amygdalar damage are no more likely to remember emotionally charged words than nonemotionally charged ones. The hippocampus is important for explicit memory. The hippocampus is also important for memory consolidation. The hippocampus receives input from different parts of the cortex and sends its output out to different parts of the brain also. The input comes from secondary and tertiary sensory areas that have processed the information a lot already. Hippocampal damage may also cause memory loss and problems with memory storage.
While not a disorder, a common temporary failure of word retrieval from memory is the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon. Sufferers of Nominal Aphasia (also called Anomia), however, do experience the Tip of the Tongue phenomenon on an ongoing basis due to damage to the frontal and parietal lobes of the brain.
Impaired memory can be a symptom of hypothyroidism.
In March 2007 German researchers found they could use odors to re-activate new memories in the brains of people while they slept and the volunteers remembered better later.
Tony Noice, an actor, director, teacher and cognitive researcher, and his psychologist wife Helga, have studied how actors remember lines and found that their techniques can be useful to non-actors as well.
At the Center for Cognitive Science at Ohio State University, researchers have found that memory accuracy of adults is hurt by the fact that they know more than children and tend to apply this knowledge when learning new information. The findings appeared in the August 2004 edition of the journal Psychological Science.
Interference can hamper memorization and retrieval. There is retroactive interference when learning new information causes you to forget old information and proactive interference where learning one piece of information makes it harder to learn similar new information.
Emotion can have a powerful impact on memory. Numerous studies have shown that the most vivid autobiographical memories tend to be of emotional events, which are likely to be recalled more often and with more clarity and detail than neutral events.
The International Longevity Center released in 2001 a report which includes in pages 14-16 recommendations for keeping the mind in good functionality until advanced age. Some of the recommendations are to stay intellectually active through learning, training or reading, to keep physically active so to promote blood irrigation to the brain, to socialize, to reduce stress, to keep sleep time regular, to avoid depression or emotional instability and to observe good nutrition.


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Have you ever wondered how some people can fill the fenders of their Chevys full of rubber (particularly late-models with all sorts of "intrusions" inside the factory wheelwell), without resorting to major re-constructive surgery (i.e.: tubs, narrowed frame rails, narrower-than-stock rear axles, etc.)? Sure, you can carve up the wheelwell, but the first thing to do is to figure out just how much "tire" can actually fit inside the existing well-without creating interference on the inside.
If you haven't gathered it by now, selecting the right wheel backspace (or "offset") for wheels is critical on two counts: (1) Sliding the biggest wheels and tires into the smallest space and (2) saving you the most amount of money. Adding big rubber in a Chevy that isn't tubbed isn't a problem, but it can provide more than its fair share of headaches. In this case, one mistake on the backspace dimension will mean the wheels and tires don't fit. What about jacking the back of the car up? It's usually a waste of time and traction. We should also point out that it's no secret that most shops simply won't accept an exchange if the wheels show any signs of mounting (can you blame them?).
Wheels are available in a wide array of dimensions. For example, you might be able to purchase a 15 X 10-inch wheel with backspaces that range from 2 inches all the way up to 6 inches. This means that the tire can either be tucked-up under the stock fender of your car (good) or it can hang out in the breeze (not so good).
Quite frankly, there are a few ways to determine rear wheel dimensions. Some rely upon hit and miss tactics, but the best method is a bit more complex. It involves taking some careful measurements to put all of the dimensions into perspective. By using this method, you can easily calculate the required backspace dimension, and of course, the maximum size of tire that will fit into your existing wheelwell. Here's the drill:
First, locate a wheel with a backspace/offset dimension that's as close to stock as possible. Flip a mounted OEM wheel and tire over so that the brake disc/drum pad-mounting flange is facing up. Place a straightedge across the face of the tire and measure down to the mounting pad. This figure is the OE backspace with the tire "bulge" included. The dimension without the tire mounted is the true wheel backspace. The difference between the "mounted" and "dismounted" numbers will give you an indication of the clearance required for the tire sidewall "bulge." Consider this your "baseline" backspace dimension.
You're not done yet. Most late-model Chevys can swallow a bit more backspace than stock (this also works if you're messing with rearend housings that have been narrowed slightly). You need to take some careful measurements to put all of the dimensions into perspective (you can make a few rough sketches to help).
In most Chevrolets with wider-than-stock wheels, you will find that you can increase the backspace by at least 1 inch from the OEM combination. Keep this in mind when purchasing wheels. Another problem you might run into when "stuffing fenders" is the lip that intrudes into the well. The "bulge" of the tire often smacks the 90-degree lip at the top of the well as the suspension goes through its travel. The solution is simple: The upper 90-degree section of the wheelwell lip (found inside the curbside of the fenderwell), has to be cut and bent inward, which in turn creates a smooth transition from outer body sheetmetal to inner wheelwell.

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Well that sounds like a complete kick in the nuts directed at TNA what a bitch!!
''Ricardo Rodriguez is the best character on WWE TV.''
I get that Big E Langston dropped the NXT CHAMPIONSHIP
but....to Bo Dallas out of all people? WTF!
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'Barrow kids throwing food to get seagulls run over'
Last updated at 16:00, Tuesday, 05 June 2012
CHILDREN are throwing food in front of cars in a deliberate effort to get seagulls run over, a Barrow taxi driver claims.
The Evening Mail has also received reports of drivers running down geese crossing the road in Ormsgill.
The taxi driver, who asked not to be named, said she feared children throwing chips and bread in the path of her cab could cause an accident.
She said: "If they have a tray of chips, they purposefully throw it in the path of the oncoming taxis.
"It has happened to me about three times when I have had to brake suddenly. It's definitely a deliberate effort.
"I don't know why they do it. I know that no-one particularly likes seagulls, I don't, but I don't want to harm them.
"The children don't care, they want to see them mown down. Maybe there is some kind of sadistic pleasure for them."
Concerned bird lover Denise Clark, of Sedgefield Road, Barrow, also contacted the Evening Mail saying a family of geese had been hit by drivers near Barrow AFC's Holker Street stadium.
The geese have become a familiar sight in the area near Lower Ormgsill Reservoir.
However, Miss Clark said she had missed the birds since a number were run down on the corner of Holker Street and Wilkie Road on Saturday, May 19.
Miss Clark said she wanted to make people aware of the fact the geese were often in the area.
She believed the driver who hit them could even have done so deliberately.
Miss Clark, who often feeds the birds near the Cocken Pond by the Travelodge Hotel, said there had been fewer geese in the area recently. She said: "(The geese) weren't there yesterday and they haven't been for the past 10 days, I haven't seen them.
"It's sad as they used to be there almost every day.
"People need to be aware families of geese are crossing.
"It is just awareness for people who are driving like lunatics."
First published at 13:29, Tuesday, 05 June 2012
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I remember one or two kids from 'school days' who would torture a cat or whatever they found. They grew up without empathy and compassion. Whats isnt 'unrelated' to this sordid behaviour is some of the local populations ideas of the herring gull as a pest. They are part of the natural world which we humans are doing a very good job of exterminating as we have been for a couple of hundred years. SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE !! The White Rhino is South Africa. The Tiger in India. The Gorilla central africa. In the UK we have 2% forested land the lowest in Europe. We need to learn to understand what we can do better to accomodate not exterminate ! We are culling (farmers / government policy ) Badgers in wales. And Barrow-ites see the beautful sea bird as the villain and pest. Time to change our attitudes and behaviours before the whole world is dead and grey (note what is happening to the Bee worldwide).
Ok so the number of seagulls are a problem, but we live in a seaside town! These kids want dealing with! Its a proven fact that children that take pleasure in hurting animals often move on to more sinster pastimes..Fact! Not just the seagulls, I often see kids trying to kick or stamp on the pigeons in town, with parents looking on! Also on Saturday morning my sister and I stopped outside Asda to let the Geese cross the road, we were angry as hell when some moron over took us and nearly ploughed right into the geese while laughing at us waiting patiently...They would not have been laughing if I had got my hands on them! The world is full of Sicko's!
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Time Spent Training Your Puppy Goes A Long Way
It is important to commit to effectively training your dog. Having a dog that's happy to do what you say, is a great thing. The piece that follows is full of information about the important role training your dog can play. There are a few tricks you can try when attempting to crate train a […] Read more


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Tarmac Twisters: a term not normally used to describe the essence of Corvette, but rather brutish old-school cars swilling 116-octane leaded gas and tearing up the drag-tracks of this fair land. But do superb handling and a refined driving experience necessarily mean that a Vette can't excel at drag racing? We think not, and to prove the point, we issued a shout-out to Texas-area tuners and enthusiasts to bring out their high-powered late-model Vettes and turn them loose on the 1,320. The venue for the event was Lone Star Motorsports Park in Sealy, Texas, located just west of Houston alongside I-10-squarely in the epicenter of the state's notorious C5 and C6 horsepower wars. A total of seven Vettes accepted the challenge.
In our first installment, we'll showcase a trio of Vettes that demonstrate three different ways to build a brutal artificially aspirated C6. So sit back, close your eyes, and imagine the auditory bliss of force-fed LS-series engines reaching high-rpm crescendos while overwhelming g-forces slam you into the seat. How will the foes fare against each other, and will they put down impressive numbers or simply obliterate their tires? We're about to find out.
Author's note: LSMP is located 185 feet above sea level, and on a cool day the track can support record-shattering runs. Unfortunately, ambient temperatures on this day topped the century mark, and the combination of barometric pressure and dew point made the air similar to racing at 3,000 feet. Although we won't "correct" the e.t.'s to reflect sea-level conditions, suffice it to say that with these corrections, the runs that follow would have been notably quicker.
We'd like to thank the crew of Late Model Racecraft and Lone Star Motorsports Park, who made this event possible, as well as the great group of volunteers who kept things running smoothly throughout the day.
As the co-owner of Late Model Racecraft in Houston, Steven Fereday and his partner, Josh Ledford, are famous in LS-series racing for posting multiple class wins in the LSX shootout since 2003. When not racing, the firm turns out some of the nastiest LS-powered vehicles on the planet, going so far as to call itself "Home of the World's Quickest and Fastest Stock-Suspended LSXs." Fereday purchased this '07 C6 coupe as a present for his father, Ernest, a mere month before the event and promptly set about to taking the Z51-optioned coupe to the next level. After pondering his options, he decided to build a derivation of LMR's Twisted and Reaper packages for the C6.
The setup uses the stock 6.0L LS2 that has been bored and fitted with aftermarket rods and pistons to yield a 9:1 compression ratio. Ported LS2 cylinder heads, meanwhile, make a perfect fit for a ProCharger HO intercooled supercharger kit. To retain a completely innocuous idle, an LS6 cam was installed, while a top-notch exhaust system ensures that the C6 will transform into a boosted warrior when the go-pedal is mashed. The newly minted combination put down 600 rwhp on the LMR chassis dyno and should be able to run deep into the 11s.
Getting any high-powered C6 to put up impressive numbers on stock tires is a challenge, since you have to ease it out in order to maintain some level of traction without blowing the tires off. Launching gingerly at just 1,500 rpm, the tightly suspended C6 managed a best 60-foot time of 2.01. Manually shifted at 6,800 rpm, it went on to run an 11.572-second e.t. at a staggering 127.73 mph. With that type of trap-speed, a 10-second run should be easily possible with the addition of a set of drag radials. Impressive e.t.'s aside, the gorgeous Monterey Red Metallic coupe may be better suited for high-speed events, as evidenced by the duo's 190-mph average in the Texas Mile event.


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Love letters bridged the miles, connecting couples separated by conflict that consumed the world the legacy of wwii | how the war shaped a generation and san diego
Watch a video of Dora Campbell at utsandiego.com/Campbell
On March 3, 1945, Pfc. Alfred Campbell scribbled a quick note to his new bride. From the intimate and affectionate tone, there's no doubt this was a love letter — but one written from a howling abyss.
"After eleven days of unmitigated hell, by the grace of God you still have a husband," the Marine wrote from Iwo Jima, combat still raging about him. "You've no doubt read all about this battle so I won't tell you anything because frankly Sweetstuff there are a lot of things I wouldn't want to remember."
In war or peace, love notes never go out of style; expect a blizzard of them Thursday, Valentine's Day. But World War II may have marked the high tide for a certain genre, the letter that was SWAK (Sealed With A Kiss).
In the absence of cell or satellite phones, text messaging or Skype, Facebook or Twitter, lovers relied on passionate prose.
As the home of 10,000 World War II veterans, San Diego County is also a storehouse of World War II love stories. Many are documented in letters and telegrams like those bursting from the three-ring binder Dora Andrade Campbell keeps in her University City home. They document Alfred and Dora's courtship, wedding, honeymoon and wartime separation.
"We packed so much into our time together," she said.
The paper has yellowed and some references — the Xavier Cugat band, 1940s ballads — are dated. But the emotion behind each line is still fresh.
"My dearest love, remember the telephone serenade with 'All the Things You Are?' " Alfred asked. "Well God has granted me them and now ALL the LOVELY things you are, are MINE!"
This letter is dated Nov. 21, 1944. Nine days earlier, Alfred and Dora had married in San Bernardino. They had a magical three-day honeymoon — "heaven on earth," Alfred described it — in Los Angeles. Then, Alfred resumed combat training at Camp Pendleton.
And on Nov. 22, Alfred shipped out for action in the Pacific.
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War has a way of altering plans. Today, Lorna and Jack Ross are an old married couple — 96 and 97, respectively — sharing a room in a La Jolla assisted living home. But 70 years ago, Jack Ross and Lorna Baikie were singles in Honolulu. Jack, a sailor whose destroyer was being repaired in Pearl Harbor, proposed marriage to Lorna late in 1941.
Lorna, then a clerk at Pearl's exchange, declined. "It wasn't him," she said. "I just wasn't ready."
Then came Dec. 7. While they had escaped uninjured from Japan's sneak attack, Jack and Lorna were reminded that life is unpredictable. "After Pearl Harbor," she said, "we jumped to it."
Following a hasty Honolulu honeymoon, Jack went to submarine school and then on patrols beneath the Pacific. Parted for 18 months, the newlyweds wrote often. The mail, though, delivers bad news as well as good. Jack recalled a friend who dumped a stateside girlfriend by letter, writing that he had fallen for a local woman in port.


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Topic: Ooooh i'm going to Ibiza!
Boss has just given me the all clear to get over there on Weds. My lovely girlfriend is giving me an early birthday present. isn't she marvelous!!!
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Boss has just given me the all clear to get over there on Weds. My lovely girlfriend is giving me an early birthday present. isn't she marvelous!!!
Thats Fab Pattos!
Big kiss to Dan *mwah*
U can now take ur top off when u go to Space to show off ur new, gym-worked, buff bod.
Pattos, I am going out there this Friday, the 13th. I'm gonna be meeting Neil and a few of his mates. U up for a few jars sir ?
'gym-worked, buff bod' ??????????????
Back to the island??
...a blow job is alot cheaper as a birthday present
have fun
" In the land of the blind.......the one eyed man is king.........."
Another one who likes Cox in his Space.
Enjoy, cantos.
See you and Bazza and others there. I will be there with Si and Dave for the long weekend
I've tried phoning the two that may have their mobiles to let them know but no response yet, I know where they are staying so i'll go straight to their 'hotel' when I get there.
I think a couple of light beverages will be in order!!
LeeG, when you flying out, friday?
Oooh can't wait, just trying to find my speedo's now......
Let me know the name of the hotel and the time you'll be there and I'll do my best to be there as well.
I never made it to Bedrock so we never got the chance to meet unless you were outside the Griffen beforehand. I was there having a beer outside the pub with the crowd.
Where are you staying? Apparently me and my mates are staying in San Antonio
.... to the Mighty White Isle, Lord Pat of SE10 - I shall take great delight in texting you half hourly updates on Saturday afternoon as we rack them up against 'Spurs'.
a l t e r - n a t i v e l o g i c kevin 'smashdad' sullivan
Er, yeah, right-ho Kevin.
Ps. Isn't it Sunday afternoon?
I am not staying anywhere. Haven't booked anywhere. Just gonna crash round someone's hotel during the daytimes and whoever we meet will hopefully let us use their room to wash and brush teeth etc.
Will meet you all at Cafe del Mar at 7pm. Cool ?
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ninna building it was pointed out by one j j.,w|liu member of hie board as a new prlncl-1 r|,|,,y pal will not be needed and ii will not i ossary to duplicate much me chanical equipment thai is now provld i1 hon they are lodwiud itlce of kn giue company no i hamilton <;. king of hose company no li und jack maimrsherger of truck company no 1 charles frit of hose company no i now second assistant hlef is hie unopposed candidate for first assistant ml5i>f , v legion holds a dance successful social event held in auditorium by william clin ton storey post t|1 d;ii slore hi the night u|v * wina proposed plans for i the william post op i be american freeporl auditorium on of last week lincoln's birthday eve was a great social sue cess aboul two hundred couples at tended the floor was in good shape ami hie dancing wa grvatly rajoyal the music was furnished by batlllders more members in ladies aid society methodist church organization flourishing — annual din ner next thursday the newly-elected officers of the indies1 aid society or the methodist church look over hie duties of their positions at the meeting held on wed nesday the past year has been one of the best 111 the society's history us indicated by the report of the officers submitted at the annual meet ing the report of hie secretary is as follow the society now has a membership of iflfi a net giiln of*m the average attendance for the year has been the largest iii the history of hu society the work of the society lni been varied and extensive the money ratted during the year by suppers sales etc hus been expended hr help ful gifts for the building fund pledge furnishings and repairs for the plirson age garment fo the poor children fruit mowers and cards for the sick and shut-in people and floral offer ings for the bereaved seven hundred and sixteen church and society calls have been lllllde nnd itowers have been distributed to 188 persona who were iii ¦ olllcers elecle'd for the ensuing year 1'resldenf mrs thos w l.ucas first vice president mrs i .\ ii smith second vlce-presldei.t mrs wallace 1'osl ; secretary mrs albert button treasurer kiss hattle smith hoard < f managers in rhatge of sew ing mrs 1 hewlett mrs theodore iiiss--h mrs ili-rhert llacoti in charge of linen : mrs chus i.osee mrs frank lin bedell in charge of dishes mr waller hollo mrs john lackel in charge of mlvi;r mrs averll alarlow in charge or tables : mrs fred qowell in charge of lowers mrs viola be ilell airs wallace post fti-s j.ida itiiynor v on thursday nf next week february m the nnnnal dinner of the ladles m.i so.-'.-iy wl'r e hi iii i v hi li erved in the dining room of the hiirch and the arrangements now being carried out indicate thai it will he an eiiji.viible affair the chairmen id hie committee are loneral chair man mrs thomas lucas chairman of dining room committee mrs <;. a ii smith : ciuiivimui of reception com mitlee mrs arthur davlsnn chair mini of the decorating committee mrs albert million knights of columbus found new council theater on church 8treet option taken for the*tric<tl interests on hewlett property an option baa hrpn tiiken on the lurjcf plot of ground facing ma west hide or chum snee mid the south ; ho|y redeemer of freeport is side of oliver boulevard owned by * _ l " now parent council to lyn brook organization jefme m hewlett by nifents who are understood to repremm large fheutrl i interaeta in new york city and wimii to use the plot n n dlte for a tin uter the option expires on febru ary un . ttlfcrsgefltl who took the op (!¦ n wuiild not make known the iden tity of the principal who they repre concrete paving for three streets seaman avenue church and grove streets are scheduled for improvement this year two villagfpropositioms county has arranged in budget for laying permanent pave ment on grove street seaman avenue church atrcet and drove street are scheduled for im provement by the inylni on tberti of permancdt pavements proposition concoridnn the sciiilllin avenue mlt church si reel iniprovempnts will be submitted to the voters at the village election to be held next month dove street is to be improved by the county the improvement to seaman avenue will be made by i in state highway department as this avenue forms part or i he projected highway known aa hie valley st ream-alassapoipui route and wtylch will 09 paved with concrete to a width of>10 feet by the state the town of hempstead has aki'eed to bear i he cost of adding nn extru two feet f width io hi in the township pornted villages i i the village illre length of road ouislde the incor riie state in seeking make similar ar til the vllfu i'entatlve plans for increased bltiti cbool lacllllles call for a duplication of ttaa preaenl building to grove street on property that is now embraced in i in tvjiveter.v and between the present building ami the new building there will in b win be built a large auditorium no estimate luis been made avalhibh as lo what the cotal cost will be of hit ciiidcmnatioii of the property uomprls 1 j ing the cemetery bill ii is understood that ii is expected lo he less than the amounts wh|ch have been asked fin ally of hie sites which him previously been offered for the propos building the lowest figure 01 the sites voted on und turned d new tin comuilllce in charge of hie af fair ami whose effiorta tl kfl hie af fair an en.lo.vable one wen iply re warded compiisi-ii rugene lea alex miller kuiin leorgc hoffman iter nard loonain jr oeorge presloat clifford maliiiucn 1 1 xv i i.l \ i in ii i ue harvey joseph mccloskey willis ifohnann prank poat wallace ind arthur bender skeeter scout8 active there is considerable activity at the oj^f i headquarters of tha nassau count etat i mosquito commission railroad me 1 1 tit secrelaiy james uayln^i is mak ing his usual preparations for ha war fare on he pests start baseball practice the'hkh school ball squad reported remains la the cemetery whether j ,,". outdoor practice nn friday whllo ttaa punt hcbooi meeting wwi 8fl,q0ft 1 oder hie terms of hit bill drawn up by attorney alfred davlaon and in troduflfd by assi iiililvman mcwhlaney bwaraa will be made lo lot owners in the cemetery an i oul of iliese awikchi will coiue hm cosih of moving hie hu mini the service if performed under the su pervlslon or officials or dm b>t owners villas m*y take land if the vlllilge should tako any por him of the property fur a site for a municipal building the trustees will be interested in that portion fronting n church street when ibe trustees dc flared themselves in favor of the bill that also declared that hit way they would maura any al the ugnd would be by thu bomd of ljducuilon taking over tht entire properly by condemnation pi-oci-cdiugs provided for in lm*mlt and then letting the village of freeport lake om-r b purchaso from the school district the portion deslrfd for u mu nlelpal building at coat the bill nuikcs ii possible for either the vlllaja or the school boartl to take action in brlnglug aboui condemnation touthern tratulng trip would he da sirahle hie pi roads and for ijolel make ii impossible orv rales on rall accominlatlous williams wants to keep up road work is candidate for highway com rtiiusic^cr "' willing fnr ensuing year tin aimouuceuieiit oftcimciicr w'l i i ji in highway commissioner of the villugt of i'vccpori thai ho intenilh in graduuto into the poaltlon of to n ii lierlnteiideul of highway in tin fil lure created coiisidcnililc interval in town and county political circles commissioner williams will be n . miididaii tor village highway cm la sinner under tin l lilliiiinisirat ion us lie w ishcs in carry out some plans tor mri-<-i improvement which he pro jecled this enr it is after serving the village during tin enaulng term hint he lilt is to enter hie race lor the place of town superintendent ll is reported thai the powers thai be in the town anil county have smiled on his aspirations spot lights panned «'¦- fl-.ihcimii.j li t-jmjiiw^nrf^vs-o'.flsa case the widlli to is feet in ' f freepnrl means nil added cost of about 7,800 a proposition putting up to the taxpayers for their ile.-ision the ipicstion u1 whelher or bo this n ey shall be raised by tax and expended for this purpose has been prepared by the tillage trustees church si red is scheduled for im provemeal imt hafa.w the resolution submitting il to the voters is prepared ibe trustees are waiting to get an ap proximate llgiire on the cost it is proposed to pine the street from the meiijik road north lo the cannon where church street unites with main street hither the concrete of blthull iic type of pavement will be used qrove street which has been very much in need of permanent improve ment is to in improved with ¦ concrete i:iveiiicnf rrrrncr wnvr » r,,r ef clarence williams daelarod that this ini|uovei it is provided for in the members of the holy redeemer council no l!i knight of colum bia which meets in freeport and wiit h was organised a little over a year ago had the n.kiufifi'ls'of seeing their council become a parent council when the si mnry's council no 2228 knights of f'olumbus wns instituted at glen cove on sunday the new 1 i ih meet in lynbrook and will embrace the several village in that territory the olllcers and b large delegation of members i'roni holy redeemer coun cil went to rjfoa cove where the new council was instituted in the audito rium of st patricks school under the direction of district i*?puty daniel j fogarty there were 110 new mem bers of.hje new council on hand to re ceive the first three degrees and the council started off with a total mem bership of about aoq s members of other councils affiliated with the new one at 11 n'clortc in the morning the first degree was conferred by the holy ite weme;r council a baiuiuet was then served and nt 1 o'clock the second degree omit third degn'e was conferred by the hoard of district deputies of long island james k freel is grand knight of hie new council the members of holy redeemer council fire much pleased over the growth of the order in this section their coundl was instituted in july llilli with kio members and now bus over i'oo members on february 4 the list degree will be conferred on a class of twenty candidates huns are now ilnder way for exhib it im in freeport at the american the ater under the nuspices of t\\t knights of columbus the motion pictures of ibe knights of columbus pilgrimage to e was c»i)ferred by the penatu council oflfwiy'''mrore then hu vatican and will in miily hi^'liway budget rev j s gould in new era movement spot lgbtl on taxis hud ii brief i luinlnatlng lime on tuesday bight uu hi chief nf i'olice hurt iniiii ruled aiialiist their use boy imprisoned under porch by fire which he starts auwi harta rt the three year ioid n o mr ami mis arthur herbert or ocean avenue baldwin harbor cllinbtml through a small opening llii der the rear porch of ids home last sunday morning lo play with mulches me was enjoying the darning ihiines of the matches in hu'triaco trf conceal incut until thev ignllcd some excelsior tl»0 excelsior and refusw was be iwt-i-n him and the sniall hole through proceedings but tin understanding t whteh ha ciiinbed and when it eaugfcl tweeli the oltl.li hoards as expwmw d llii 1 cut off bis escape soon the wheu the representative of both of qmi boeanas iiit>-a hie amoke luf hie bill lit pussed coiiliiiued eating and hie tinmen licked id.v and itfulted ms clothes bis burning ri-ruse she tried frantically to ivuch the boy through the hole through which he climbed but he hud apparently retreated to a far comer the mother secured an axe and smashed several boards which he smashed several hoards which she reach ibe boy she then heat out the humes with her hands sustaining seven1 burns in doing mo 1)1 william ii sleele attended hit motlu-r ami son lie found that the buy was not fatally burned but that ibe llcsh had been luullv eared ibe damage to the house from hit hlltilit the l'reeport fire p them dlacuaaed hie proposition is that l 1 s i i i mill will lake hie lidllii i nw ii is expected hint "»' mi «*» iiic iiiiids acteama attracted tin tha appa,ra>tua i as far us tin mi i within three mouths afterlatteutlou of his mother imi sin was lage limits in the meantime the bald deparliaeiit was grst siiiiiinoued and lo.-iilc the child she liniiiiy discovered thai uu boi i i i under lha rear sump with the win kire departmeiu was summoned and they i-xt iiimilslicd the hla/.e ih i he ii hud made much progress delivering ten lectures on co ordination of presbyterian church activities sidney could paslor nf the rresliyieriiiu church re kev 1 freeport ponded to an invitation from the new km committee of ha metropolitan trie of which dr joseph u llur rell is he executive secretary to de incr ten leclures wllhin hie llrookl.mi nassau presh.mery during the month of i'ehruary me bus already met biles at kockvillc cciilcr i icinpslead miiicola itellmore und jamaica and has a number of oilier dates hooked nbead on sunday iiikiii of this week he will speak in hie heliums rresliyieriiiu church of brooklyn on wednesday night la hie oyslur hay church and on friday night in the old church al newt own the new km movement is a co ordl bating of the appeal and plans of the various activities of tha preatoyterian denominations throughout tin world ureadj the income of every activity has beta greatly increased himiikh the in >\ emeiit and the churches have profited kit-ally by or«ani/aiion neces sarily brought iihout for lht purpose mr liouid reports audiences very deep ly interested in the leclures in u giv ing fish prices lower tha old butfheur iiikii cost of liv lujit disappearing whaa tiie out door tlsh market on uuilroud avenue and cha ii streeta are ocortaj tlielr product fresh from the buy m i cental u pound hose wagon hits tree misses gar trolley in bedell street failed to halt narrow escape for firemen members of hose company no 1 who were returning from the grass tire at ocean and south side avenues monday afternoon had u imrmw es ape when a collision betw hose wagon and a trolley th car wa the hose wagon with hen vertfynt the wheel was tuning into bedell street as the irolley car approached i but street vlie moti.rinan of ibe irolley slowed down and the driver the hose wagon expecting a clear path slarted ahead the motorinan vldelilly expected the hose wagon to low down as he started ofcl car ahead verily quickly swerved ih hose wagon into lvedeil street i very short turn leaving aboul a hair's breadth between the iruck and the trolley tha hose wagon before it eould be brought t on the mad struck n tree the heavy buvpu wm badly beni and the i ruck seemed to have suffered internal injuries for hie in r refused to start making it necessary tt house low it back lo the it burns garbage in furnace — firemen called fire chief clareiuv williams had an opportunity lasi thursday evening to deiiiiinsi i ale one of the beuclils of inunicipiil garbage removal frl-eport lias uu municipal garbage ihmuovui but lynbrook has ami vreaportt tire chief has the loulrui't for such uurbuuo mox al in that village l.asi thursday igbl one of fret-port's residents start ed to burn nerbako tu the furnace ami such u hch\y pall of smoke issued from hit cldinnc and stilled over hie roof that robert o anderson former \ ii laxe president turned in u tire alarm tills lugjpfiicd at hit lioiut of floyd warreut in van avenue juat oil oliver lioiilt-\artl and when hit tlremcii arrived there they found niiililiik to do after rlmlng a chtuileal line into hit hauas noa irira chief williams uiise im an iii^aucni hint municipal gurhutftt reinovul in freeport will re duce ha number of false alarms studio for vint bedell local artat achieving fame a a magazine illustrator c vlnton hedell vvbo until a couple if years nirn lived in freeport and iow has hlx home in itockville center has o|m-ned an art studio in new york ity at 24 kast twenty-third street it is culled the iteul art studio i'lnt as lie is popularly known here is the son of the bite charles kedell a well known local ttrftgglet hlij rhnther makes her home here viiit lias earned quite a reputation an a mafcazlne illustrator and has had it larfa number of ids illustrations used by such publishers n mi publica tions as doubleday i'ajfe & co and the pictorial itevb-w li pet stock club elects c 0 niles freeport man chosen president of organization — protest depredations of dogs the laoc island pet stock club held its annual meeting saturday nlklit in the house of the ks'eeisior hook and ladder company about 20 of the 35 iiwiilllm of the club were present a rabbit supper preceded the business meeting the club honored ('. o nlles of pine street by electing him president ffrr the ensuing year the other oltl cers ejected are frank cur]>enter of amityvllle vlce-|iresldent ; frank k ives secretary and treasurer and j s iiemilt of lien cove trustee imriiik the busine-sk meeting tha members urged the necessity for a stricter enforcement of the dog laws it was reported hint the club is loslntf member as many raisers of m-t stock were abandoning their projects on ac counl of the losses due to the depre dations of dog the members enjoyed a dinner of roast rabbit the rabbits were raised by frank carpenter the next mooting will be held at the county court house in miueola on the last saturday in march frefp operator named to aid poilce harry carman of hayview avenue who has a very hue wireless station in his home lias been designated by the new york police department to receive messages concerning stolen automobiles these moaenfai are sent out from the wireless station at the new york police headjiiarlers and are to l turned owr by local receivers to the police in their village beatrice carman a sister to harry carman la also an expert wireless operator and has a wireless station in hu home of her parents in bedell slreel she received i|iiile some fame •• i ' "• •• "¦>. ¦-»-• * !;«¦ ijiil v licensed ttiri wireless operator ask rehearing in gas rate case public service commission en tertains motion but reserves decision — awaits rep^p*s vutag attorney clinton m l-llnl appeared licfore hie 1'ulilic sen e commission the laller part ol hist week to present u motion requesting a bearing on the rate bxlag cane ui which the hkte which the us ni nid suffolk lighting company may charge in freeport and oilier villages n;b iixcd at j m-r thousand cubic feel with a 70 centh service clnir^e the motion was eiiiertained bin not granted the de islnu was reserved attorney flint whs infurmeil as the public service cominlssiou was wait iiik for several reports aflecting the case and the reports had not yet been receives no opposition appears against edwards ticket seems likely to go to polls with out other candidates en tering the field trustees williams and maxson to run again forn-er village president hanse de clares he is not in race — cam paign likely to be one with out much excitement as the time for the village election draws near there is a dwindling of any talk about an opposition ticket in the field to run atiainst the ticket to be headed by village president clarence a edwards who is candidate for re election • there was some talk about an op position ticket but that was sometime ago and the chances of their being such a ticket become more remote each dny former village president james ' hanse who afterwards served chief of police was mentioned as candidate for village president but in a statement issued tuesday afternoon he effectually spiked any boom ida friends were inflating by declaring , tbnt he is not a candidate village trustees henry l maxson and silas williams have announced ' their willingness to again be candi dates unless there is someone who wants their places on the board much more than they do themselves so far no candidates have started any petition in circulation for the nominations for the places of maxson and williams trustee maxson will be in the west indies for his health during the cam paign but it looks as if his friends are going to see that his interests are cared for as far as his re-election is con cerned the village election will be held unnlhu'wi a vil lage board position usually has ids campaign well under way by this time such itelng the case there seems little likelihood that there will be any oppo slmon to the return of the-i>resent ad ministration villas president edwards recently outlined the platform under which the present administration would like to serve a number of broad constructive measures he declared were inaugu rated during tiie past year including placing the police department on an organised basis extension of the elec trh ll^'ht facilities at the power house and a program of road improvements which has bean handicapped to some extent by post war conditions in the matter of securing supplies al nn nm r»o ulud itulito sunday services even fill choir stall at methodist church lecture by prof george du bois the men's cluli look entire charge of hie services at the metliodi.-t church lust sunday evening even hie choir stall was tilled liy men kv ery seat in the auditorium was taken but there was more than just men in tin congregation edward b thomp ron chairman of the church comjiill lee was in charge of the services ||. w beebe vice president of the club read hie scriplures and offered prayer arthur 1 havlsson had charge of tjie music and ii f 1 kcihcv pre sided at the organ a chorus of forty men and a male quartet rendered sev eral fine selections and 1'rof george dultols president of the club and su perintendent of the freeport schools gave an nlile and eloquent address on abraham lincoln shall trustees receive money as well as glory shall the members of the free|mrt hoard of village tnwtees ix paid that is the substance of a pro|>o slllon that the voters of freejiort will be culled upon lo decide at the com ing village election the itinou which the proposition will mention be t50 per year for the village pr dent and vk per yeur for euch of the trust ec the mgaham of the hoard do not louk upon this project as putting hit village board on a paid busls hut they think that it lit only fair that hit members should he gtvm soint olii|»-nsuliou for the bujje utuount of time and equal amount of attention they must yivo to village uiuttera anyone who keeps in touch with village affairs is conversant with the fact that the trustees gtv » ciuisiderii iilde amount or time to village affairs lu>sli|es the time they vpent at meet or course each member or the hourtl is not so much in favor of the propo sltlon on bis own individual account hilt they recognize hie fili't that the other members or the buuid are gl inu much valuable lime which must necessarily lie taken trout their pri vate busl liens at the rale or eumpciimillun men honed in tin pnipojtitlon the village nt will rtm-eivi w0 n month or m , 1 1 r wook i and the trustees 4(1 per mouth 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fhe freeport news vol i no 1 freeport long island n y friday february 18 1921 price/felve cents plan new wing for high school in old cemetery bill introduced in legislature to permit board of education to condemn property village may buy the land fronting on church street full text of bui which would pro vide meani of eliminating eyesore and securing land for school extennon i tin members if the freeporl hoard if f.din nt i'm lire supporting the proj <•< i <•( marine m »»"« <•>•" "" i •<•••- hlon of the !• report mich iciftoi ttw iiiikim now embraced liy the ulil free port cemetery a bin totrodamd in i in luwmilmj by assemblyman tiioiiiiih mcwhlnmy n thursday t lust week makes it pomlma tot uk olil frcoport cemetery i purpos or iii condemned for school liiiinlrliml parpomt the trustees voiim themselves fu harms building sold important south main street real ee tate transaction flic harm building nt i lie corner of fine hi reel mill south main slrn-t wb sold lust ttrivk by henry ifurmn it i'hll mckelherg n south mnln si rent clothing and shoe merchant the prop erty imih a '*) foot frontage on sojfu mil in kirccl ninl is occupied by 11 hut story brick building i'iiih is consld nd one of die most valuable busi ness pio|nmiii's iii the rlttagc the pulil not been disclosed lint it in nporm that the property broufhl about mh per front foot fire department election contest three candidates for position of second assistant chief s d smith for chief a little advance hurry over the 001 inn election in the fire i e pn rtmciit i iiimiiii interest ri'centl.v hut soon sub sided s l)lniofi smith now first ni islnnt cl|lef and logical successor i chief clarence wiiiiiums was in
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Wednesday, June 18 @ 10:15am
Meet Duffy the Storytime Bear around the parachute every Wednesday for quality time with your baby or toddler. Enjoy songs, stories, fingerplays, games, and so much more during this lapsit program. Want time to socialize? Stick around for the all new Duffy's Stay and Play, where parents and caregivers can chat and little ones can enjoy free play.
Wednesday, June 18 @ 10:45am
Blocks and shaky eggs and building bricks galore. Stay after Little Ones Storytime for some time to socialize. Parents and caregivers can chat and little ones can enjoy free play.
Wednesday, June 18 @ 11am
"Shake It Up" every Wednesday during a fun-filled hour of stories, songs, and crafts. We're reading some OUT OF THIS WORLD stories this week. This program is designed for a wide range of ages including families with toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-aged children.
Wednesday, June 18 @ 2pm
Fizz Boom Read! Celebrate the beginning of summer reading with an "out of this world" party as we begin our summer of hands-on learning, science experiments, and make and take projects. Summer reading logs will be available for pick up and popsicles will be provided through partnership with The Hyppo, courtesy of the Friends of the Southeast Branch Library.


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Last week we visited Southern California for my sister's wedding….and I've got a mountain of laundry to prove it.
We did a ton of this:
A little of this:
And waaaayyyyy too much of this:
I came home to some fun mail…fabric ordered from Stash Modern Fabric. I'm in love with the goldfish + blue ikat print together!
So instead of doing my mountain of laundry, we are wearing PJ's and I snuck in some sewing:
I love going on vacations but I really love being home in my own space and in my own sheets (eww) even more!


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