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Picture yourself through the looking glass in this cute Storybook Alice tween costume. The blue and white, 100% polyester pinafore-style dress is trimmed in black with a white petticoat and comes complete with matching black and white leggings and glovelettes.
Scamper down the rabbit hole and into the party in this clever Mad Hatter teen costume. This whimsical costume is cheerful and fun; the plaid skirt with attached frilly pink pettiskirt adds a festive flounce to your every step.
This adorable and officially licensed Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat tween costume will take you through the looking glass. The purr-fectly detailed garment comes complete with character dress, tail, boot covers, striped glovelettes, headband and hand held Cheshire cat smile face mask.
Celebrate crazy, fun and everything in between with the Mad Hatter tween costume. Kick up your heels in this cute pink bubble skirted dress and adorn glovelettes and spat-style boot covers. Play your cards right and you'll find out why a raven is like a writing desk.
You took a wrong turn somewhere down the rabbit hole and into the depths of the underworld in this Dark Alice Teen Costume. In this scenario the mad hatter was actually the devil and he turned your blue dress black and blonde hair grey! Wig not included.
Step through the looking glass and into a world of fantasy when you put on the Mad Hatter Tea Party tween costume. You'll be the hostess at the Mad Hatter's tea party in this 100% polyester, puffy sleeve "vest" dress with satin bow accents and matching teacup hat!


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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) Iowa State tried to keep Texas Tech out of its comfort zone, and it paid off as the Cyclones overwhelmed the Red Raiders 76-52 on Saturday.
"They really work for position down there and battle, so we wanted to force them off the sweet spot, make them take tough shots and collapse in there when they threw it in," Cyclones coach Fred Hoiberg said. "And I thought we really executed our game plan well."
Tyrus McGee scored 20 points, Chris Allen 14 and Melvin Ejim 13 to lead Iowa State.
"(McGee) hit shots in the first half when not many other guys were and helped us get out to that lead even though we didn't shoot the ball great in that first half, especially from the 3-point line," Hoiberg said. "Tyrus was a lift coming off the bench for us."
The Cyclones led most of the way and put the game out of reach at the end of a 10-2 run midway through the second half, capped by Royce White's dunk, to lead 49-31.
Iowa State (14-5, 4-2) took advantage of Texas Tech turnovers, converting the Red Raiders' 15 errors into 21 points. The Cyclones got another 34 inside, as White dished the ball to teammates when the defense collapsed around him.
"I'm not dealing with a lot of ball pressure out there, and it's not like I have a ton of hands in my face, so I get to kind of see everything that I need to see," White said. "I just try to look for the open play, and if it's there, then I make it."
Iowa State, third in the Big 12 in 3-point percentage, hit 8 of 25 from beyond the arc. McGee finished 6 of 11 from 3-point range and 7 of 12 overall.
Robert Lewandowski tied his career high with 20 points to lead Texas Tech (7-11, 0-6).
The Red Raiders last lost their first six conference games in 2000.
"That was a very experienced team, a very confident team against a very mentally fragile team that's very inexperienced," Texas Tech coach Billy Gillispie said. "And they showed us a great way to go about winning a game because they executed on every single offensive possession."
Texas Tech's shooting didn't improve in the second half, and the Red Raiders committed three turnovers in their first three possessions. They shot 37 percent in the first half but dropped to 33 percent after the break.
Meanwhile, the Cyclones started taking the ball inside often and with effectiveness, as 22 of their 34 inside points came after halftime.
Tech was overmatched and struggled throughout to find its rhythm offensively. Gillispie gave his younger players time on the court. At one point, he had three freshmen on the floor.
Iowa State got hotter as the game progressed. The Cyclones hit 16 of 28 in the second half (57 percent) after making only 41 percent in the opening half.
Iowa State used runs of 9-2 and 7-0 to lead 35-23 at halftime.
Babb 2-5 0-0 4, Ejim 5-10 3-3 13, Allen 6-11 0-0 14, Christopherson 2-9 3-3 7, White 3-6 1-1 7, Railey 1-2 0-0 2, Sledge 1-1 0-0 2, McBeth 0-0 0-0 0, Booker 1-2 0-2 2, Gibson 2-4 1-2 5, McGee 7-12 0-0 20. Totals 30-62 8-11 76.
Petteway 0-2 0-0 0, Nurse 1-2 0-0 3, Willis 2-10 0-0 6, Lewandowski 8-17 4-5 20, Tolbert 2-5 0-0 4, Minnis 2-5 0-0 4, Wagner 1-2 0-0 3, Adams 1-5 0-0 3, Crockett 0-1 0-0 0, Lammert 3-5 3-3 9, Nash 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 20-57 7-8 52.
Halftime_Iowa St. 35-23. 3-Point Goals_Iowa St. 8-25 (McGee 6-11, Allen 2-4, White 0-1, Ejim 0-2, Babb 0-3, Christopherson 0-4), Texas Tech 5-18 (Willis 2-8, Wagner 1-2, Nurse 1-2, Adams 1-5, Lammert 0-1). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Iowa St. 40 (White 9), Texas Tech 32 (Lewandowski, Minnis 6). Assists_Iowa St. 16 (White 6), Texas Tech 13 (Lewandowski, Nurse 4). Total Fouls_Iowa St. 19, Texas Tech 14. A_8,367.
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Ez Management, LLC filed as a Florida Limited Liability in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately eight years ago on Thursday, October 11, 2007 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State.
Tal Ezra served as the Managing Member and has interests in other corporate entities including Ezra Development, LLC, Scientific Control Instruments Holdings, LLC and two more corporations. Tal's past corporate affiliations include Sci International, LLC, Sci Software and Technology, LLC and eight others.
Tal Ezra is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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Barbie® Doll as Snowflake in "The Nutcracker"
Fourth in the Classic Ballet Series®, Barbie® doll gets a standing ovation as Snowflake in the beloved ballet, "The Nutcracker." Captured in a classic ballet pose, Barbie® looks breathtaking in a white satin and blue tulle ballerina costume that sparkles with iridescent snowflakes and glitter. She wears shimmery tights and delicate blue "toe" shoes. Her crowning touch, a silvery tiara accented with a beautiful blue "jewel." Barbie® even has special legs that allow girls to pose her in "on-toe" ballet positions!
Doll cannot dance or stand alone.
Ages 3+
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Original Story: Yesterday Microsoft made the disappointing announcement that the Xbox One would be delayed in eight countries. Given that the console is region-free and no longer requires an internet connection, this would suggest that it could be imported from neighboring countries. We've asked Microsoft about this and it explained that while the platform and all of its games are region-free, it will still require online payments in a supported type of currency.
"When the console launches this November, we will support Xbox One in 13 markets. Xbox One may be used in all countries, including the non-launched markets. In addition, Xbox One games are not region locked. Any Xbox One game purchased at retail can be used in any country on any Xbox One," said Microsoft in a statement.
"That said, there needs to be a valid payment method corresponding to a supported launch country in order for any transactions to occur over Xbox Live, and some content may not be accessible outside launch markets due to geographic content restrictions imposed by content right holders."
It's not a perfect workaround then, but it's better than nothing. Even without convenient access to the Xbox Live marketplace, players in countries affected by the delay will still be able to enjoy disc-based retail games to tide them over until their currency is supported.
It's totally different.
First - all games are WW signed. Not all 360 games are.
Second - The console will work everywhere (keeping in mind Power Supplies)
Third - You can use one of the 13 digital marketplaces corresponding to our launch markets, assuming you have a valid payment instrument for those countries. Lots of people in Europe specifically travel, move, and visit family.
Now, of course, if you were using Pre-Paid cards...
You will still find that music and video content can be geo-restricted based on licensing. (e.g. Netflix works only in supported countries)
DLC region locking
Not any more.
Launch stock volume
Launch volumes are not really an issue. This was simply a software issue in terms of getting local language and voice support in the dash. it's pretty straightforward, but disappointing I know for people who are missing launch.
Obviously, I support people waiting for the official supported launch in the affected markets for the best experience
Update for imported consoles
Yes. All consoles get the update.
"Leak" by Cboat (crazy buttocks on a train )


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Nassau County Review Offidal Paper, ViBage of Fraeport I FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1918 VoL XXI, Ko. 31 FREEPORT Shicif rapien of thr Itr%iriir fwr nai* at <iri.«nblaU'i and Bratthoaitr'n. Railroad Avr- auti Licbcrman'n, Naanau County Review, HUi DaSlUa\. Main fPrttt: Spitxar't SU- ttoacry Store. Grave Street; Hiehnoff'i. Waat Merrick RomI. MORE MEN IN SERVH^E AT THE SERVICE REST ROOMS (Official) Take the Lads to Your Home A number of our citizens are taking the soldier and sailor visitors to their homes fer breakfast, dinner or sup¬ per but we always bave more availa¬ ble. Just eall or telephone to th* The following men were sent toj club rooms, phone 191-J, and we will Gamp Upton Taeaday from the local I send you as many as you can Uke Draft Board at District No. 3: i eare oi. Louis Almasio, Garden City • Albert A. Helden, Ixing Beach Isadore Kantor, Hempstead George R. TVerrell, Oceanside George B. Ghee, Long Beacb William C Everett. Baldwin David B. Knapp, New York City Andrew Einelti, New York Crty- John Katchevski, Hempstead Percy B. Baylis, Hempstead CorheliuB V. Garrison, jr., WanUgh Also sent to Syracuse for "limited service": Alfred E. Van Wickler, Hempstead Tboanas J. Warner, Hempstead John D. Harms, Hempstead John C. Morninton, Baldwin Also, sent to Camp Upton Wed Coatrihutioiu The following contributions are ac¬ knowledged: Cash Flinch Club 11.00 Frank Devlin 5.pp .Supplies Mrs. Teas, copies of the SUrs and Stripes, A. E. F. official newspaper. ContribytioBs Welcome Contributions may be left at the club rooms whenever they are open. The smoke fund is kept separately and persons wishing their nvoney to be used for that purpose should so specify. W. Van Wicklen, plumber, reccipt- nesday, on a special requisition forjed bill for $3.27 for connecting up BELLMORE Reserve August I 7 For Tag Day For the Ladies' Committee W. C. C. S. For Funds for Elntertaining Our Soldier and Sailor Guests cooks and bakers: George E. Cassematis, Garden City Joseph Cann, New York City David W. Wilson, Jamaica Henry Rux.so, Freeport Also the following negroes, to go to Camp Upton today, Friday: Lewis S. Porter, Garden City Walter,Levi, Garden City Fred Ro<lride, New York City John H. Couiitz, New York City Percy M. Smith, Hempstead Herman Evans, Hempstead Ollie Jackson, Freeport Charles Adams, Freeport Alfred Corse, Freeport The Freeport Health Station The last clinic at the Freeport Health Station was held on Friday with Dr. French in attendance. The clinic was unusually well attended. Mothers will kindly bring their bab¬ ies to the Friday morning clinic for registration, as the Government is urging to have every community weigh, measure ti.ni examine every child under school ajre. The Freeport Health Station is desirous of carry¬ ing out the Government plan. Moth¬ ers do your duty to the country and co-operate with the Government. Public Health SUtion, 52 West/ Oiive Boulevard, Freeport. gas range recently donated I For Ladies' Committee, $1.00 from I committee on duty Sanday night. Mrs. Goller, coffee, regular contri- i bution. ! Otto Fix, records for the phono- : graph. Mrs. Farmlett, magazines. -j' Dr. Nascher, $l,©0 for the smoke ffund. .Mr. McDonough, cigarettes. Ladies' Committee, Sunday night, ; cigarettes. I Mr.s. Dean, fdse plugs. I J. H. Ellison, books. Mrs. Narwood, magazines. .Mrs. Lieberman, magazines. .Mrs. Germond, books for the hos¬ piUl. hi the list of contributors of cake last week the name of Mrs. Bond, wife of Lieut. Bond, of Merrick, should have been included. .Mrs. Von Tilaer, books. Notes On the Work Charle Sully again entertained with music on Sunday. Nassau County Association, pub lished a full page picture of the Free- port Health SUtion with Mrs. Schol¬ ey and Miss Gassen in charge, snd in an item on "Saving Children in Nas¬ sau County," made the following comment on the excellent work our valuable ^association is doing: The Nassau County Association is co-operating in a noUhle way with the Government's movement to save ! the children. It mainUins an anti¬ tuberculosis department under the ^ _ I management of Miss Bessie P. Gas- ROGERS—HUNT , g^n, who has esUblished a public Miss A. Dorothy, daughter of Eliza-1 health sUtion at Freeport. Miss Gas- beth J. and Edward Rogers of Whaley sen is not only doing preventive tuber- Street, and Harold Bums, son of Vic-1 culosis work throughout Nassau, but tona and Harry R. Hunt of 116 No. she has begun a health survey which Ocean Avenue, were married last Sat- will inckide the entire County. This urday afternoon, July 27, at 4:45 at work has been begun in Frecporfand the bride's home, the ceremony being j its effect has already been felt in the performed by Rev. A. E. Bumes, pas-1 organization of a health sUtion. Appreciates the Work j Of Neighborhood Workers J The July issue of the Nassau Coun- The Circle Cociety of the Presby- ; ty Journal, the official organ of the terian Church will hold iU annual HYMENEAL picnic next Wednesday aftemoon and evening, August 7, i^ Bopp's grove, on Bellmore Avenue. If stormy it will be held on the church grounds. There will be various games of amusemeict for which prizes will be awarded. Ice cream, cake and candy will be on sale. .\ cordial inviUtion is extended to ail. MERRId WANTAGH Thi* column ia edited by ReT. W. H. Ut- tebrandt and all ilea* •koald be aeat ta bia ta inanre inaertiea nadar tbia baadin*. tor of the Freeport M. E. Church. The wedding was a small home af¬ fair, attended only by the parents of the contracting parties and a few rel¬ atives and intimate friends, namely, Miss Marion Hunt, Master Clifford Hunt, of Freeport; Raymond Austin of Massapequa, Miss Gladys Evans of SUpleton, Staten Island, and Mrs. A. Wegenroth of Fordham, N. Y., the grandmother of the bride. The bride, who wore a gown of The work of the Freeport Neigh¬ borhood Workers is not to be mini¬ mized. They have made the work of Miss Gassen possible. The survey in Freeport was made for the dhteovery of tuberculouA cases and the sUtion was esUblished for the examination of these cases. It was found that the work was possible of a wider scope and after a conference with the Free- port organization it was decided to make the Freeport sUtion a general white georgette and carried a bouquet j public health station. Th* list of contributions for Sat- ; urday evening, July 20, did not arrive i-.i time for publication last week. The members of Freeport Chapter, Onler Eastern Star, served about 400 soldiers at the club rooms, about 60 ' eakes being furnished by the mem- B J • /> !• c* I • ! hers and their friends. Mrs. Albert Bumed in Gasolme Explosion Hutton was in charge. Mrs. F. S Whiie attempting tq fill the gaso-; Dunbar, Mrs. C. A. Fulton, Mrs. H. line Unk on an auto Saturday night,! e. Pearsall, Mrs. C. P. Kelsey, Mrs. by the aid of a lantern, E, Schneider otto Graser and Mi.ss E^. Kelsey served of Smith Street was badly buraed on ^nd Mrs. Hartmann made the famous the arm, and will not be able to use it coffee. for two or three weeks. Unclaimed Letters (Freeport Post Office) Barteau, Josephine Brewn, Mfs. G. H., 64 Ocean Ave. Brower, Mrs. Hilda M. Chaffee, Mr. R. Eiselback, Adam M. Golde, Miss Bertha Grogan, Henry, care P. L., P. O. j Music was furnished by Mrs. K. I Bartle of .Massapequa and Miss Helen I Ruble at the piano, and Mitfs Gladys Howell. The Bayview F^ive Hundred Clab I enterUined the soldiers Saturday ; night, July 27. Mrs. Theo. A. Gissel ' was chairlady, with Mesdames W. Binney, A. Clark, L. Comellas, S. : Corker and H. Rotheim, committee in Kramer, Max^ care St Joseph's Has- | charge. Mrs. Gissel reports the f ol- of white sweet peas, was given away by her father. Miss Evans, the n>aid of honor, wore blue Georgette and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas. The groom was attended by Glen Lamb as best man. During the ceremony Wagner's wed¬ ding march was played by Organist Harry Wolfer. Following the wedding dinner, the dining room as well as the house in general, being decorated in white and palms, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt left on the 8:16 train for Lake George. The bride wore a^ traveling suit of navy blue and wore a diamond bar pin given her by the groom. She was Every resident in Freeport who needs the care of a physician and is without funds isJirged to consult with the physicians at the station who have volunteered their services. It is the purpose of the sUtion to devote special attentiQn to the children and every effort will be made to make stronger and healthier children. The Freeport Neighborhood Work¬ ers have equipped the sUtion in ac¬ cordance with the Government's plan and there are scales and measuring board and attractive posters, literat¬ ure and many of the necessary ap¬ paratus with which to demonstrate to every mother how to bring up The army and navy are well rep¬ resented by Mr. and Mrs. George R. Northam of this village. Private George P. Northam enlist¬ ed on June 4, 1917, in the Seventh Regiment.of Engineers and went to France on March 15. Mrs. Northam for a time drove a Uxi at Bellmore, but hearing her country's call, she accordingly enlist¬ ed on June 28 in the Naval Reserve Force for a period of four years. She was dcUiled for duty at the Navy Yard, but was transferred to the 33rd Street, Brookl.vn, dock. Mrs. North- am's husband objected to her enter¬ ing the service, Uking the view that it was a man's work, but Yeoman Northam held to the theory tha* what's good for the lessejr half is good for the better half and went ahead. Bellmore wishes her good luck in j the move she has made. ' —Nassau Post. Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Tenth After Trinity, at 7.30 and 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of the Holy Communion at the early aer¬ vice and at 11 o'clock. LiUny and sermon. Evening Prayer and ser¬ mon. The Boy Scouts, Chas. A. Calk¬ ins, Scoutmaster, meet weekly on Tuesdays at 7.30 P. M. A cordial in¬ vitation is extended to all to attend the services of this church. There will be no ntore church se«- sions until the first Sunday in Sep¬ tember. Miss Helen James of Sayville ia spending a few weeks with her ecus- in, Mrs. Fred Wiebel. Mrs. Birdsall James and childreii and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duryea aod children are spending a week at Hiffa Hill Beach. The Boy ScouU of WanUgh g camping at High Hill Beach < Saturday and Sunday. Twenty-three boys of Merrick Troop No. 1 with their Scoutmaster, Charles A. Calkins, enjoyed a two days' out- Frank Young, WilUrd Young and ing at High Hill Beach Saturday and -lohn Box left Monday on an auU trip Sunday. The boys report it a great to Heath, Mass., where_ they expwst outing. Sleeping was not much thought of Saturday night; too many pranks and too great a loss of per¬ fectly good time. Each boy provided his own meals, doing his own cooking to visit^ Miss Florence Box, wbo has been up there for the paat three months. Word has been received that Otto safely "Over and thereby passing one of' thr&out jif'*'?, *"* arrived tests. The cooking was much seas '"*'¦*• oned with sand. On and after the week of Augiftt 5, and commencing Tuesday, August 6, instead of being open Wednesday and Saturday nights, the Bellmore The¬ atre will be open three nights a week —Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur¬ days. The attraction this Saturday evening will be "The Captive God," a photo-play of the West; al.so a Key¬ stone comedy. j not forgotten and later in the Sum¬ mer it is planned to have a "Baby Week." Too much credit cannot be given to the public-spirited physicians of Free- port, four of whom have offered to give their services without compen- .sation. also the recipient gf numerous other | h;ai"thychiVdren. As a part of the wedding tokens. | .^.^.^^ "£ the sUtion pre-natal care is -Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will be at home Augrust 14 at University Avenue, Fordham, N. Y, CLOCK—CORT Lieutenant Herbert Clock, Company C, Fifty-first Pioneer Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Clock of Free- port, was married to Aliss Virginia Cort, daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. War¬ ren Cort of Centennial Avenue, Roose- while Mr, Clock was on a few hours' leave. Lieutenant Clock is a graduate of the Freeport High School, St, Law¬ rence University and the first Ameri¬ can to be elected capUln of the Ox¬ ford University football team bride and he had been chums ever since their .school da.ys. Eev. J.. Sidney Gould of the Free- port Presbyterian Church performed the cereraoDy. CARD OF THANKS To the many friends of the late John G. Deubert, both social and po¬ litical, we gratefully acknowledge I their kind thoughts and expression of sympathy. Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Deubert, Bellmore, L. 1. Big Sale 4}f Real Estate and Hardware In this issue, .Auctioneer Stephen P. Pettit advertises a positive sale of the store property of G. Howard Rand¬ all, defeased, on Brooklyn Avenue, in order to close the esUte. This in- His , eludes a moving picture place, a pub¬ lic hall and several stores, and is con¬ sidered a valuable piece of property. H* will also sell the remaining stock in the hardware store. See adv. piUl Lein, Miss, 1,^)3 Beech Ave. Orr, Mrs. Laura P. Reesf Mrs. E. Reed, Charles VanRiper, Milford Wathiney, Miss Lucy E. G. Welch, Katherine D. T. BENSON SMITH, P. M. .July ai, 1918. lol^'ing contributions: Cake—Mesdames S. Harris, A. Baker, W. Rhodes, L. Lake, L. Cornell, M. Runcie, J. Fulton, C. Donaldson, J- Mack, M. Pitcher, I. Frazer, Myrick, Seaman, Weyant, Levy, Bradley, Johnson, Bamberg, Forbes, W. Coz¬ zens, Hirsh, T. Combes, Crossfield, Studebaker, C. H. Raynor, Lownes, Fullagar, Woods, Coffey, Palmer, Dunbar, S. Van Nostrand, Lewis, Wacker, J. Maier, Heming, Benham, Christie,' Hottenrotht Meyer, Denton, Kiger. Swatling, Holland, West, Har- Red Cross Day a Financial Success The Kerry Company took about 500 rington, M. Halpin, W. Root, lleath- to the bt'ach on Red Crosa Monday, on ¦ well, Paytoril the party iilanned by the officers of' Coffee—.Mesdames R. Pearsall, the Ferry Company, withou.t any ex- Ruhl, Baldwin. Wood, Bennett, Sekine, penae to the Red Cross, and the re- Earon, P. Halpin, Heming, P. D. ceipts will accordingly amount to Combs, about $2't0. Cream—Meadanie.s Itenisen, Devlin. It was planned to have the 323rd D. B. Bridsong. .Mesdames Sekine. Regime.it Bund and a company of the Van Nostrand, Heming. other men of the regiment as guests, Sugar—H. KeLsey, J. McCloskey. but marching orders at the last min- ' Music—Misses F. Fullagar, M. ute made this impossible^ Runcie, M. Gissel, M. Pitcher, Jean- Elvin N. Edwards, in charge of af- ette Blair, R. Links. fairs' for the Ferry Company, is en- < titled to great credit for his liber- Sunday night the "boys" were en- ality and the time given in planning tertained by the following ladies:Mrs. this day, he handling nearly all of j M. C. WilWams, chairman; assisted by the deUils personally. Mrs. Norman Dean, Mrs. .\. Fenton, Mrs. J. Hartmann, Mrs. Graf, Mrs. E. HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE i Smith, Miss Irene Ackerman and .Miss Friday, Aog. Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4:42 P. M.j Maier. 5:42 P.M. Music was fum ished by Miss Chrisie 6:12 A. M. { Meyer, Marion Kobin, Mrs. A. C. 7:04 A. M., Forbes, Minnie Ackerman, Nina 7:50 A. M. j Clark and Jack Mauersberger. 8:34 A.M. I Miss Roberts of Chicago, stopping at the Crystal I^ake "House, offered to sing a few of her selectioii.s for the boys and all appreciated it. Following are th«i (^nations re¬ ceived: Cake—Mesdames G. K. Cheney, 9:14 A.M 9:51 A.M 10127 A.M Cleaning up sale of fine nursery stock, large and small; low coat: spe¬ cial discount to dealers; must clean Bethman. Norman Dean, A. C. Forbes, ground for building purposes. Wood- F. Rausch. Kelstrom, Nelson, J. Farm- bine Nursery, John J. Randall, Ocean lett , F. Farmlet, FosUr, Burtis, Par- and Lena Avenues, L-'reeport. tf | djllo, Philpot, Yongen, Grooms, AdvartUement I Kranz, Olaf Magnusson, .\ckerman, o . ^. Z . w • Meyer, Eagan, Rice, Lloyd, M. C. Scout Shoes for men and boys, m | Williams, Campbell. S. F. Pearsall, '"***" ao'o."?^;. .''/"'«'.'•"^l-'?'Ruddy. G. H. Smith, A. P. Davisson, men's, $2.2o. $2.60 and $2.75 for boy«. y, p penrsall, L. C. Smith. Olson, Cr«voJserat», 95 So. Mam St. ; Charles Boynton, Cornelius, Marlow, Ad»«ruaw»«t I ^^^gner, HempsUad, Hano*an, Hense See G. S. B. Ferry Co. adv. I itobin, Spence, E. Schmidt, Nutt, i Schluter, Horsefield, Keegan, R. Van Dr. Posner's Shoes for Babies, j Wicklen, Sherwowl, Barker, N. Stat- Ankle brace shoes in white buc'it, Un '"»«. Schiller, Aldridge, Nina Ciark, Icid and black kid, for children with | Mrs. Wilham Clark, Johnson, Dr. T. weak ankles. Prices $2.25 to $3.00. Ar^ncy at Crevoiserat's, 95 Sorath Hain StTMt ' 8m Q. 8. B. Ferry Go. iidv. D. Cannan, Venditt, A. Fenton, K. Poet, Barker, P. O. Sniith, Behrend, S. C. Holladay, C. W. Mahnken, J. H. (CoaAiMd on P»8« t) Lightning Strikes Garage —Firemen Called During the electrical storm la|e Tuesday evening, lightning struck the garage of TOiomas Moore, on Bay Street. About two hours later smoke was aeen coming from the building and the fire department was called. Enterinrg a smoky building, the fine- men feund a heap of burlap, etc., smoldering on the second floor, and j not properly support her and their extin<.ruishe(l the fire with chemicals, five children, the youngest 4 months Wife Supported Herself Husband Sent to Camp There is at least one recruit in the National Army at the training camp, Upton, today that not only went un¬ willingly, but unexpectedly as well. His name is Willard Verity and his residence up to Tuesday was Seaford. Verity, on the complaint of his wife, was shifted from Class 4 to Class 1. Mrs. Verity claims that Willard does The damage is trifling, the building being practically undamaged either by li rhtniiig or fire. WiU Close On Saturday Aftemoons Commencing this .Saturday the .Nassau County Review oflice will close Saturdays at 1 o'clock noon. A study of the conditions warrants us in concluding that our customers eas¬ ily can and will accommo<late thq|>i- selves to this change, making our holi¬ day season work out better. his old. When he was notified of the changt of classification he became furious and threateneJ bodily harm to his wife and family. He also boaste^ to his friends that hf wouldn't work for the Government at any ))rice and he would fix his wife for squealing on him. 'i'hese facts be¬ came known to Local Boai-d Ko. 3 of Nassau County, under whose jurisdic¬ tion he is, and without any further rKitification Chairman James HanM*; dispatchetl Chief Clerk Mary South¬ anl after him to accompany a batch i of selected men that was going to: Camp Upton. [ Now Miss Southanl. who it a| Freepoit People Are Doing Big War Work The New Bedford, Mass., Evening StaniArd, kindly forwarded by Wil¬ liam Spedick, of .South Long Beach .Avwjue, on Tuesday, July 16, pub- liskced a large article with the head¬ ing: "The War Department Appeals to Those at Home Who Work." We are reprinting the part apper¬ tain in.;: to thc big work being done by two Freeport residents (whose photos incidentally were published with tbe item:) There's no coiitradicting it, the sun this noontime was showing what a July sun coukl be, yet the employees of the Gosnold mill stoo* beneath its burning rays and hardly seemed to realize they were hot as they gave their attention to the program of war propaganda which was advanced to them under the direction at thc War Department with Charles E. Mack, the personal representsitive of the department. The meeting, which occurred at the (Josnokl at 11 this morning, was the first of these gatherings tt. be held in an indastrial plant in New Bed¬ ford yet they are becoming quite gen¬ eral throughoOt the country. A grandsUnd was erected in the rear of No. 2 mill. This was draped with -American flags and in front of it a Unitod SUt^_band was grouped piay- intc i)atriotic ^irs. The attendance at the meeting was Kood at t>ie be¬ ginning but better hh it advanced. Soniewho had thought to hear all that they felt woubl be necessary from the windows of thc plant became infected George Draper, son of Rpv. and Mrs. Frank Draper, was not long in getting into active service after being called to the colors. He is wireless operator on a 200 foot submarine chaser with^jtessible speed of .S5 miles an hour and at last reports was speed¬ ing abroad. John, the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Draper, in business at Wilmington, Del., has been called to report at Camp Dix. Again Merrick parents are made happy. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L. Van Siclen, has been made Midshipman at Pelham Bay Manor where he is located. .Merrick is proud of her boys, every one. They are making good. Of their parents we have heard their remarks and aeen their spirit and they are making gooti, too. They are 100 per cent, pat¬ riotic. We all are deeply sympathet¬ ic of what it is costing them to give of their sons. Thr^e cheers, for Mer¬ rick parents and their soldier sons— not a quitter among them. Miss Sarah Hudson of Dagsboro, Del., and Earl Smith of Pulaaki, Va., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil¬ liam Singer for several days last week. C. Sthwicker has sold his house ort Jones Avenue and expects to leave this week for California where they will make their home. RED CROSS NOTES The Freeport Branch, American Red Cross, acknowledges with thanks the following cnotributions: Mr. .\. P. Davisson (monthly) Mrs. A. P. Davisson (monthly) Mrs. Charles E. Raynor (monthly) Mrs. Fred Wright (monthly) .Mrs. -M. Travis (monthly) Mrs. Henry L. .Maxson (monthly) Mrs. Herbert Reast (monthly) Mrs. Berkeley Smith (monthly) Mrs. Charles Young (monthly) Mrs. Clarence M. Nix (monthly) Rosemary Harding Friday Bridge Club Donations from sale of knitting needles .\ friend Charles C. $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.50 2.00 Copeiand 6.50 6.00 50.00 Freeporter Makes Hit at Hempstead Charles A. Sigmond has opened a pleasure resort for soldier trade at Hempstead village, and is doing a biff business. Charlie never does thinga by halves and is running an attract¬ ive place which "has made a hit." Pay Your Village Tax Now D. Frank Seaman, village tax col¬ lector, gives notice that he is now re¬ ceiving village taxes with I't tor col¬ lection. .MI taxes not paid by next Tuesday will re<)uire an additional 5% fee. Kindly Freeport Patriotic Service It is only fitting that on the anni¬ versary of the great war a. service should be held in which one may think of the condition of the world and the part .America is playing in the great conflict. It is very fitting then that on Sunday evening, August 4, the Freeport M. E. Church should have planned a service which will deal with the.se very facts. CapUin Wil¬ liam A. Kimball of the United SUtes .Army, a graduate of West Point, and a participant in the Spanish War, the Philippines and .Mexican war will be the speaker. For some time he has been in consultation with the authori¬ ties at Washington, knows the inside of things and is fearless in his public utterances. He is a most eloquent man in public speech and brings to his assisUnce a well trained mind and b wide experience, lie is to speak on 1 "The .American Army in the Graat $76.00 War." His address will be a presen- make checks payable to "tation of the great subject from a dif- Branch, American Red ferent viewpoint, but one in which we are now vitally interested. We have nearly a million and a half men in Europe at the present time, many of Cross, and send to Mrs. Alfred T, Davison, chairman Finance Commit¬ tee, 110 Pine Street, Freeport. ^ Mrs. M. Feltenstein, chairman of i them'Freeport boys, and it will be In. the Freeport Ambulance Committee, j teresting to know the part they are had reported that the proceeds of the I playing in making the world safe for bridge given for the benefit of the j acniocracv. Richard W. Hart will be Freeport Branch, American Red i the soloist of tho evening. Thc meet- Cro.ss. at Blossom Heath Inn on -luly j jn^ is open to all, there beinir no ad- 10, amounted to .$1,0.5(1. Highest j mission charge, praise and greatest lhank« are due toj , Mrs. FeUenstein and her committee I Democratic Club Honors for .such .splendid results. j ^jy. _ . Beginning Augu.st 5 the work rooms ' Woman Uelegate will be opene<l every weekday except- ¦•^' '¦< special nicctin;: of thc South ing Saturdav-s, both fiiornings and af- , Side Democratic f'hib on .Mimday ev- with"th; 7pirTt of ¦ent"h^isiasm"whlchfte''n"°"«- ^°'-/he making of hospital ening. July 20. the following resolu- ' irarment.s. We are required to make tion was adopted: a large quota of surgeon's aprons and [ RESOLVED, That, in recognition of for this we need the assistance of all. ithe talent, tact and tenacity displayed by her in promoting the adoption on lieveloped as Mr. Mack told the pur pose of the occasion ^nd Mrs. Bertha .M. Knobel of Nrw York .sang "(Jwl Be with Our Boys Tonipht Before the m'efting closed .Mrs. i Soldiers Steal $22 Knobel .sang "One for All and ^All for One," and thc crowW join^l her af¬ terwards in "The Star Spangled Ban¬ ner." Injured By Fall While sUnding on a chair "fvuiv snerm, noi oni\ Knew veriLy,| im/ i - r .i_ u •. i Stere last Saturday, Charles D. Smith ^ut was weU acquainted with the fiuts I Workmg rOT tiK MOSpital fbll and cut himself so badly .that it j,, yy^ ^.^gg g^g found him working **"• A. P. Davisson of .North Ocean was necessary te take him to Nassau "" " i,"iiding in Bellmore and ordered Avenue, who has been working for the HospiUl and have several stitches j,j," ^ff fhe scaffold and t» accom- soldiers at the hospiUls at camp, in ^ _ taken. He is still-at the ho.spiUl, but | p^^y her to the railroad sUtion at addition to her Red Ooss and War i camp when one whc^ had occupie<l the I cratic club luly 24. 191K, by the New York .SUte Democratic Convention, held at Sara toga Springs. .N. Y., of a resolutioi heartily aiiproying and unqualified!; endorsing "The F'reeport Plan" (de- scrib<Hl in the printed circular is¬ sued in November, 1916, by the South Side Democratic Club of F'reeport, N. Y.) of e four-year National campaign He had conveyed the soldiers from to be conducted through the agency o' Rockvijle Centre to a place near the j and at the expense of small Demo ' """ '' ' ' ' "^ throughout the Unite> from Taxi Driver Ellsworth (Combes of thc Nassau Taxi Company, Rockville Cetnre, a forjijer Freeport resident, waa held up and robbed bf $22 last Sunday night by three soldiers near Camp Mills. is getting along nicely and experts.to i p/g^p^t for the purpose of entrain-1 Camp Coniraonity Service^ work, re-j front seat jumped from the car and i states. Miss May Patterson,"of No. 2 be home on Saturday. ing for Camp Cpton. Vital Statistics VILLAGE OF FREEPORT Birtha He begged per- Ports the following contributions to-' flashed mission to go home and bid his famib- w»*^ the purchase of bags for the | Combes. iRoodby. She would not even let him hospiUl: I make a move. The other i change hts clothes. He finaUy got in, , , i.. ,. , ithe autoMobile anfi ten minutes later! sPen* ing her vacation at Stephney ] the money—all silver !she delivered her man to Captain j Depot, Conn., $2.00. revolver: Pointing it at | William Street,'New York, b^'-an. ward the purchase of bags for the | Combes, he commanded him not te ghe hereby is, elected an honorary hospiUl: • imake a move. The other soldiers member of the South Side Democratte Mlss Caroline G. Atkinson, who is | ranaacked his pockets and obUmed ciub of Freeport, Nassau County N Y.; and July 17, Evelyn, Edward and Clara j Hanse, and he emlwrked for the train Belle Smith Leighton. {ing camp dec^^ed in a pair of overalls. 23, Margaret Louise, Ralph and | —Eagle. Mary Herring Megee. | Verity ardhsed considerable synipa- 26, Walter, jr., Walter and Rose | thy while waiting for the train by Long Combs. j his one-sided story of a wife and five 26, Agnes, John and Mary, Rauch ; children to support, but it is aafe to I say the $30 they will receive while h is in the service will be more than Meaney 10, Doris, William and Jenny Mes¬ senger Brent. 12, Robert Geibel, jr., Henry and I and another man will leam how much Johanna Geibel Von Elm. more of a man he can he without 16, William, Henry and Christine booze. Kurtz Hull. Combes had about $.'-,0 in bills Resolved Further, That, pursuant Prudie Ritehie, cretonne. | tucked away m a back pocket of his to Section 6 of Article IV of the Con- Mrs. ^Charles F. Young, Portwfield I tronsers, but the soldiers overlooked i gtitution of said club,*no dues shall be payable by her. __-_,- , __, ' This resolution was proposed by OBITUARY ¦ Change in School Lines F'rank H. Stevens, a member of the I.YDIA FUNCHUS | Beginning August 1 a small sec-T'"•*' ¦"" * candidate for member of Wace, »2.00. Lydia Funchus, aged 27 years, died tion of the school districU of Freeport at her late home, 10 Waverly Place, and Roosevelt has been changed in on Friday. Funeral services were order to correct the former crioked they would have received otherwise, j held at the Church of God on Tues- ending bounidaries. The dif ision ._j ._-.u :.. . u '-•day, Eev. Mr. Harris officiating, with |jne between District No. 8 ( interment in Greenfield Cemetery; C velt) and District No. 9 (Fr< 17, Joseph Howard, Anthony and Jennie Smith Fedden. 20, William E., Isaac anri Margaret .Griffen Noon. TO MY PATHOn/^ As uaual, I will dose my ofBce in Aagust this Sammer, from tbe ltt to the 25th, inclusive, returning on Aug¬ uat 26. T. D. CARMAN, D. S. See G. 8.8. Ferry Co. aiv. My wife, Irene LaGreca. having lefi ray bed and board without just cause or provocation, I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by her. Dated Freeport, New York, July aird, 1918. JOHN UfcRECA. Subscribed and sworn to hefore me j this 28rd day of July, 1918. HOWARD E. PEABSALL, Satttty Public. Naaaau CMBty, N. Y. A. Fulton, fuoeral director. Mrs. Funchus is survived husband, Frederick Funchus. FRANCIS CARMAN j is now the middle of Evans by her iand Colonial Avenue. I This division line was recomjfiended I by District Superintendent/w. C Mepham and agreed to by the Roose- Francis Oarman, 10 months old, j y.^ Board of Education and the Prte- died at Roper's Sanatorium on Wed-1 p^rt Board of Education. ne«day. Burial on Thursday in Green-1 jhe former line waa laid along the fleid cemetery; c. A. Fulton, funeral, ija^ ^f " old large farm oSa, director. , . - - the Democratic SUte Committee from the First Assembly Dintrict from Nassau County. Miss Patterson is a lawyer residing at 207 Congress Street, Brooklyn, and as sUted in our last is.sue, was a dele¬ gate to the Democratic Stete (Zoaven- tion held at .Saratoga, from the Third Aaaembly District at Kings Coanty, and was a member of the committe« on reaoiutions at that convention. :p i^-iz ;™"-^:s^"'isi}fe- ^j":^^^^ More Freepart News m Faga 9 Educator Shoaa tor ehiidrett. Bhwk The ptoe. to fc«y C«a. 8i>eUir iSirfT;^!""!??!!: ll^lSSfi iL!iX^'««*'•> »5 So. Main St, SaynarlTsa. Maia St, tMFkoae 184 t^^^^,f,r^',t^^ '*•«»' «' FrLpait ***¦ *«*»Mt«, thc lote u prseticall/l ... Adytgaiamggt nb^igbt | See O. S, i/^ B. Fetry Co. adv. /-^
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smartypants wrote: It was the second bit of the quote, the bit of the quote that you didn't quote I quoted, that was the major quote part of my quote.
poohcarrot wrote::roll: It was the second bit of the quote, the bit of the quote that you didn't quote I quoted, that was the major quote part of my quote.
Jan Van Quirm wrote:Actually I think that book quote is pretty much a good definition of everyone most of the time. It's the wolf and sheep thingie again and for all our intellectual and high reasoning powers when push comes to shove we're herd animals. When a mob forms the easiest way to avoid getting hurt is, regrettably, to become part of it - if you can...
"I mean, they're liars, but they're our liars!"
Ponder Stibbons wrote:Actually, i meant the bit where borogrovia thinks its the best, and the other countries all think they're the best."I mean, they're liars, but they're our liars!"
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The key to the use of the vampires in this book is (as Granny says of sin--that it all starts from thinking of people as things) is that they are a personification of evil...but with the vampires' justification of the need for blood and the warped mind-set that justifies their actions as the Nazis and many others justified the genocide they committed--by making the victims "things", less than human.
raisindot wrote:Okay, to open up another thread here.
In at CJ, Lord and Ladies, and Witches Abroad at least, Nanny seems to be most ineffectual of all the witches. Magrat takes down an elf or two and a vampire. Perdita is able to resist the Magpyrs. But Nanny is completely powerless against the 'mind assault' of the elves and vampires. She doesn't physically 'kill' any of the enemies in these books. She doesn't exhibit any real magic or strong headology (other than marshalling Lancrean mobs). She does watch Granny's back, and is her counsel, but she isn't necessary for the defeat of these enemies, and, in the case of LL, her actions cause a deus ex machina that prevents what would have been a total vanquishing of the enemy.
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Nullus Anxietas 2: The Second Australian Discworld Convention February 27th to March 1st 2009 Storey Hall, RMIT, 342 Swanston St, Melbourne.
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Nullus Anxietas has just had another Rincewind short film made to help commemorate our second Australian Discworld Convention! Once again featuring Troy Larkin as Rincewind (see Run Rincewind Run! (www.snowgumfilms.com/runrincewindrun) for his previous efforts), you can also now see the new short-short online right here: www.ausdwcon.org
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If you're in Australia late Feb (and even if you're not.. you should be!) be sure to register your attendance for the con.
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We rarely know the names of past African artists, but Ali Amonikoyi is an exception, largely because he was a distinctive artistic innovator. He used metalworking techniques to make objects normally carved in wood and then used these objects in a nontraditional context. Moreover, he produced his works in proximity to colonial officials who observed and recorded his personal and artistic history.
Amonikoyi was a Yoruba born in Nigeria who migrated to Togo. There he used ancient brass-casting techniques to make mask forms resembling Yoruba gelede masks. These masks were placed on top of graves as memorials to the deceased, rather than being worn in dance performances.
- Artist: Ali Amonikoyi, Nigerian, 1880-1920
- Culture: Yoruba
- Medium: Copper alloy
- Possible Place Made: Kete Krachi, Volta Region, Ghana
- Dates: ca. 1910
- Dimensions: 10 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 5 1/2 in. (26.7 x 18.4 x 14.0 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 22.1692
- Credit Line: Museum Expedition 1922, Robert B. Woodward Memorial Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Ali Amonikoyi (Nigerian, 1880-1920). Mask, ca. 1910. Copper alloy, 10 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 5 1/2 in. (26.7 x 18.4 x 14.0 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Museum Expedition 1922, Robert B. Woodward Memorial Fund, 22.1692. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Mask of male face with beard, elaborate cap, pointed features. Condition: Good.
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Editor's Note: Typically, Super Chevy doesn't follow along on outside projects-you're lucky if they don't turn out to be complete disasters-but in this case, the offer was too enticing. Frank Serafine, owner of Prodigy Customs in nearby Apopka, Florida, and builder of our November 2009 cover cars, and John Parsons of II Much Fabrication, asked if we'd be interested in covering this build of a 200mph Camaro g-machine that'll run 8s in the quarter and be totally streetable. We figured we'd go along just for the heck of it.-Jim Campisano
In this issue we start our first of many build installments on our Project Unfair Camaro. Over the next dozen months or so, we will cover the complete build from start to finish. And when we are done, we will run Project Unfair at major Pro Touring and challenge events around the country. Super Chevy Shows, of course, Optima Challenge and Optima qualifiers, and Goodguys are all on the list. The final schedule of events will come later.
This is a full-on effort to build the fastest all-around Pro Touring car on the planet. That is a pretty lofty goal, especially when you see exactly what we mean by all-around. This is not only going to be a great Pro Touring car. It'll be one that can compete on a high level against the world's greatest on autocross, road race, slalom, and streetabiliy. Quite honestly, with the incredible array of aftermarket parts available, it is pretty easy for anyone with the wallet and resources to build a car to do everything mentioned extremely well.
We are throwing a couple of extra requirements on our "all-around best" project by doing some of things other g-machines cannot or have not done. For example:
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PHILADELPHIA – The LA Galaxy added a new center back in Kyle Venter at the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, but according to Bruce Arena LA will be adding two more Homegrown Players in Raul Mendiola and Bradford Jamieson.
Mendiola, an attacking midfielder and former Galaxy Under-18, made nine appearances for the Galaxy reserves in 2013. Jamieson, a forward, has scored two goals in 10 appearances with the Galaxy Under-18's this season and made three appearances for LA's reserves last year.
Arena revealed the news following LA's selection of Venter on Thursday and also alluded to another potential Homegrown signing.
"We signed a new player this year in Raul Menidola and Bradford Jamieson and we'll probably sign another one in the near future. We believe in the Homegrown Players," said Arena at the 2014 MLS SuperDraft on Thursday.
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The LA Galaxy added to their centerback with the 23rd overall pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft by selecting New Mexico center back Kyle Venter.
A four-year starter out of New Mexico, the 6-foot-3 Venter led the Lobos to the College Cup semifinals while also being a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy in 2013. Venter became the first player in New Mexico's program history who was named to three All-America teams. The 22-year-old defender ended his time with the Lobos as the progam's all-time leader in minutes played.
Just where Venter fits into the squad remains to be seen, however, as the Galaxy currently boast five string center backs in Omar Gonzalez, Leonardo, Kofi Opare, and Tommy Meyer.
A videos of Venter's time with New Mexico and the moment that he was drafted are below.
PHILADELPHIA -- The 2014 MLS SuperDraft will be taking place on Thursday in Philadelphia and we'll be covering it on CoveritLive below.
The LA Galaxy hold just one pick on day one of the draft with the 23rd overall selection in the second round.
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PHILADELPHIA—The LA Galaxy may be out of the first round of the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, but that doesn't bother head coach and general manager Bruce Arena.
On Tuesday, the Galaxy traded out of the first round by sending their 14th overall selection and Hector Jimenez to the Columbus Crew for the 23rd overall pick and allocation money. The pick is one of two Galaxy selections in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft as they also hold the 72nd overall draft choice in the fourth round, which will be held via conference call on Jan. 21. Although the deal took the Galaxy out of the first round for the first time since 2007, Arena is pleased with LA's placement in the SuperDraft.
"I think that there is not a significant difference between the 14th pick and the 23rd pick. At 14, we'd be as bewildered as we are right now with number 23. We don't know what is going to happen in front of us," Arena told LA Galaxy Insider on Wednesday. "Our selection is going to be based on the 22 selections before us. We'll likely look to shore up one, two or three positions that we think need a little bit of help i, but we can only make that decision based on what happens in the late first round."
Arena, who attended the 2014 adidas MLS Players Combine in Florida along with other members of LA's technical staff, admitted that the trade was not an indictment on the players that he observed, but rather the best move for the Galaxy at this time.
"We've put a lot of time into young players over the last two or three years and we have a fairly deep roster. It's going to be difficult for anyone in this draft to make our team, so it wasn't necessary to be a lot higher [in the draft] then where we are right now," said Arena. "I don't think it'll make a major difference [for the Galaxy] and the trade helped us open up a roster spot [while also opening] up salary cap space. I think that in this particular year, this is the right type of move."
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LA Galaxy Academy forward Haji Wright will be joining the U.S. Under-17 National Team for the upcoming Aegean Cup in Turkey.
During the tournament which runs from Jan. 20-25, the U.S. were placed in Group B of the tournament will face off against Norway, Scotland and reigning Aegean Cup champion France. The U.S. opens the tournament against the French on Jan. 20 before taking on Norway on Jan. 21 and then ending the group stage against Scotland on Jan. 23. The group winners will meet on Jan. 25 with the two second place teams facing off in the third place game on the same day.
The tournament will be Wright's first since his successful appearance at the Nike International Friendlies when he scored five goals while helping the U.S. win the tournament.
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GOALKEEPERS: Carlos Avilez (FC Dallas Academy; Dallas, Texas), Will Pulisic (Richmond Strikers; Mechanicsville, Va.)
DEFENDERS: Hugo Arellano (Chivas USA Academy; Norwalk, Calif.), Tanner Dieterich (unattached, Tenn.), Edwin Lara (unattached; San Leandro, Calif.), John Nelson (Internationals; Medina, Ohio), Matthew Olosunde (New York Red Bulls Academy; Trenton, N.J.), Alexis Velela (San Diego Surf; San Diego, Calif.)
MIDFIELDERS: Eric Calvillo (Real So Cal; Palmdale, Calif.), Luca de la Torre (Fulham; San Diego, Calif.), Thomas McCabe (PDA; South Orange, N.J.), Logan Panchot (St. Louis, Mo.; St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri), Christian Pulisic (PA Classics; Hershey, Pa.), Nicholas Taitague (Richmond Strikers; Midlothian, Va.), Devin Vega (San Antonio Scorpions; San Antonio, Texas)
FORWARDS: Pierre Da Silva (New York Soccer Club; Port Chester, N.Y.), Orrin McKinze Gaines (Lonestar SC; Austin, Texas), Joe Gallardo (Monterrey FC; San Diego, Calif.) Elijah Rice (Chicago Magic PSG; Highland Park, Ill.), Haji Wright (LA Galaxy Academy; Los Angeles, Calif.)
New LA Galaxy forward Samuel is ready to test himself in MLS with the LA Galaxy, but the 22-year-old admits that he's hoping to return to Brazil after acheiving success with LA.
In his farewell interview with Fluminense's website, Samuel stated that he's looking forward to his new opportuntiy with the Galaxy, but believes that he could return to the Brazilian side in the future. The 22-year-old forward joined LA last week on a year-long loan after tallying 15 goals in 72 appearances for the Rio de Janeiro-based club.
"I hope that with the arrival of [new head coach Renato Gaucho] things change for [Fluminense]," Samuel said. "But I am excited for this new opportunity [in MLS]."
The complete video which is in Portuguese is below.
PHILADELPHIA— The LA Galaxy may have traded out of the first round of the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, but if history tells us anything, there could be value with their 23rd pick in the second round.
There have been quite a few high value 23rd picks from U.S. National Team midfielder Graham Zusi and LA Galaxy legend – and Galaxy Academy Director – Peter Vagenas to U.S. National Team veteran and former LA Galaxy left back Eddie Lewis among others. In fact, the history of the 23rd selection—in my opinion—is much more illustrious than that of the 14th pick which was headlined by Shalrie Joseph, George John and Ned Grabavoy.
The complete history of the 23rd pick is below:
2013— Luke Spencer, New England Revolution -- Suffered an ACL tear in preseason and did not make the Revolution's roster. Spencer resumed training with New England at the end of the 2013 season.
2012—Lucky Moksana, Chicago Fire -- Did not make the Fire roster out of preseason. Currently a member of the NASL's Tampa Bay Rowdies.
2011—Michael Farfan, Philadelphia Union -- Finished third in rookie of the year voting in 2011, signed with Liga MX side Cruz Azul after three seasons with the Union.
2010—Ross LaBauex, Colorado Rapids -- Made 18 appearances with the Colorado Rapids before being waived in September 2012, signed with USL Pro club Rochester Rhinos in March 2013.
2009—Graham Zusi, Kansas City Wizards (Sporting Kansas City) -- A regular with Sporting Kansas City and the U.S. National Team, Zusi was an MLS All-Star and MLS Best XI Selection in 2012 and 2013. Zusi was an MLS MVP finalist in 2012.
2008—Yomby William, Kansas City Wizards (Sporting Kansas City) -- Did not make a competitive appearance for Kansas City and has spent the last five years with USL Pro side Rochester Rhinos.
2007—Ty Harden, Los Angeles Galaxy -- Galaxy defender of the year in 2007, Harden retired in 2008 to pursue philanthropic endeavors in Africa. Harden returned to soccer in 2009 and is currently with the San Jose Earthquakes.
2006—Willie Sims, New England Revolution -- Made nine appearances with the Revolution from 2006 to 2007 and last played with USL Premier Developmental League side Los Angeles Misioneros.
2005—Domenic Mediate, Columbus Crew -- Played three seasons in MLS with the Crew and D.C. United before ending his career in 2009 with the Puerto Rico Islanders.
2004—Jeremiah White, New England Revolution -- Spent most of his career in Europe and earned his lone U.S. National Team cap in 2008 during a friendly against Sweden at The Home Depot Center.
2003—Roger Levesque, San Jose Earthquakes -- Spent three seasons with San Jose winning MLS Cup in 2003, but then moved onto Seattle Sounders FC for the next 10 seasons where he became a club icon. Levesque is currently a University of Washington grad student.
2002—Jon Busch, Columbus Crew -- Currently with the San Jose Earthquakes, Busch is one of only six MLS goalkeepers all-time with more than 100 wins.
2001—Justin Evans, Chicago Fire -- Played in MLS for two seasons with three clubs. Current head coach of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds.
2000—Peter Vagenas, Los Angeles Galaxy -- A two-time MLS Cup champion, Vagenas captained the LA Galaxy's 2005 MLS Cup winning side. After a 13-year career in MLS, Vagenas became the LA Galaxy Academy Director.
1999—Greg Sutton, Chicago Fire -- Longtime MLS goalkeeper who last played with the Montreal Impact.
1998—Jason Boyce, Colorado Rapids -- Bounced around MLS for three seasons and last played in MLS with the LA Galaxy reserves in 2010.
1997—Todd DeNault, Columbus Crew -- Released during preseason training camp, but no other information on DeNault was found.
1996—Eddie Lewis, San Jose Clash -- A left-sided defender who played four seasons with the San Jose Clash and was named to MLS Best XI in 1999. Lewis went on to play for Fulham, Leeds United and Derby County before joining the Galaxy in 2008. A U.S. National Team regular, Lewis appeared in the 2002 and 2006 World Cup.
On Tuesday, the LA Galaxy dealt midfielder Hector Jimenez and their 14th overall selection in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft to the Columbus Crew for a second round pick (23rd overall) and allocation money.
Jimenez, a Los Angeles native who was drafted with the second round of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft out of the University of California, made a total of 43 MLS regular season appearances for the Galaxy during his three year stint with the club. With their first round pick dealt, it is the first time that the Galaxy have entered the SuperDraft without a first round selection since 2007.
Where the deal has the most ramifications for the Galaxy is in the midfield where LA suddenly find themselves thin along the flanks. Currently, Bruce Arena's side will enter the preseason with just two options in right midfield with Landon Donovan and Robbie Rogers occupying the top two slots on the depth chart while Marcelo Sarvas, who played on the right at times in 2012, is a possibility as well. Meanwhile, along the left side, Gyasi Zardes, Rogers, and Greg Cochrane are potential options for Arena.
The Columbus Dispatch's Adam Jardy spoke with Columbus head coach Gregg Berhalter who offered a few thoughts on Jimenez in the tweets below.
Gregg Berhalter said it was easy working out a deal with mentor Bruce Arena. Also, Berhalter played with Hector Jimenez in L.A. #crew96
— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) January 14, 2014
And yes, Berhalter envisions Jimenez playing on the wing, likely the right side. Could move Oduro up top more. He'll be pleased. #crew96
— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) January 14, 2014
A new chapter in my career starts today. Excited and looking forward to the future. LA will always be my home. ✌
— Hector Jimenez (@HectorJimenez09) January 14, 2014
Thoughts on the deal?
The LA Galaxy were sorely lacking a target presence during their ill-fated 2013 campaign, but over the past seven days, LA have added two legitimate scoring options to their attacking arsenal.
Over the past week, the Galaxy have added two forwards in Brazilian forward Samuel and now Canadian international Rob Friend. Friend, 32, joins the Galaxy after an 11-year career in Europe that saw him tally 75 goals in nearly 260 league appearances with eight clubs.
Friend has spent the last two seasons with 1860 Munich making 24 appearances, but over the past season, he has played in 10 matches for the Die Löwen (The Lions) scoring a single goal. The 6-foot-5 forward's final goal for Munich came on Sept. 21 when he notched a goal and an assist during a 3-1 victory over FC Erzgebirge Aue. Friend's performance against the Saxony-based club was a vintage target forward display as he was able to aid in the build-up of a goal with a well-time knockdown of a cross before tallying a goal himself off a corner kick minutes later.
Such aerial skills were at a premium for the Galaxy in 2013 as center back Omar Gonzalez was often the lone target for the Galaxy on set pieces and often heavily marked by opposing defenses. The presence of a target forward like Friend will only stand to aid LA on attacking set pieces by freeing up space for LA's other attackers like Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane.
Although Friend brings a strong European pedigree to StubHub Center his minutes won't be guaranteed as he's expected to compete for the starting spot alongside Keane with the 22-year-old Samuel. Should either of the forwards lock down a starting place next to the Irishman, expect Donovan to drift back into the right side of midfield.
Highlights of Friend's final goal for Munich are below.
The LA Galaxy bolstered their forward corps with yet another target forward on Monday signing Canadian international Rob Friend.
The 32-year-old striker spent the last two seasons with Bundesliga 2 club TSV 1860 Munich making 24 appearances for the German club while scoring five times. Throughout his 11-year career, Friend has scored 75 goals in nearly 260 league appearances with eight clubs.
"The addition of Rob Friend to our roster brings a different dimension to our attack," said LA Galaxy general manager and head coach Bruce Arena in a club statement. "Rob is a veteran player with a scoring pedigree and we are excited to bolster our roster by bringing him to LA."
Friend, who played a portion of his college soccer at U.C. Santa Barbara, also earned a total of 32 appearances for the Canadian National Team with two goals and two assists. The 6-foot-5 target forward is the second striker that the Galaxy have signed this year, with the club adding Brazilian striker Samuel earlier this month on loan from Brazilian side Fluminense.
Thoughts on Friend's signing? Do you think Samuel or Friend will earn a starting role alongside Robbie Keane?
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