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Here's my list of things I want and have. PM me or comment if you want anything or if you have what I'm looking for. I also have a bunch of stuff in my collection. If you're looking for anything in particular or have anything you want to get rid of, tell me and I might trade, buy, or sell it to you. Will buy & trade wants and I'll sell and trade haves.
Great Realmers I've Traded With
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RandyJordan +1 trade
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Galactape +1 trade
GOLIATH_CUSTOMS +1 trade
Bad_Guy_Robot +1 trade
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Spoon +1 trade
triggerrick +1 buy
On Facebook
Bryan Peacock +1 sale
Joe Alcorn +1 buy
Ivan Zenteno +1 trade
Colby Hopper +1 buy
On MU Collector Club
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On Micechat
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Black and Red Capes, Sword and Top Right Two Figures in Fodder picture
Halo Olive EOD
One of the Dinoco Lightning Mcqueens
12" Scale Nunchuks
TRU Sonic the Werehog
Marvel Legends Series 4 X-Force Wolverine
Beast Boy
Mr. Fantastic head
Halo 12 inch Master Chief
I can draw pretty much anything you'd like in exchange for something or for sale/trade. I'll be posting more pics of some of my work soon. Some of them have pretty sketchy lines. That's how my pencil works are, but if you request ink, or cleaned up pencil, I'll definitely clean it up for you.
I can sculpt and paint items you're looking for, for a custom, or accessory, or something of that matter. Lemme know what you need and I can make it!
I can do a custom figure commission as well. I've done a few customs, but my camera's busted atm.
If you're interested in buying, please make me an offer! Also, keep in mind that if you'd like to trade, but don't have anything on my wants list, send me a list of what you've got and we might be able to work something out! Lastly, as a general rule, if you have little to no feedback, I ask that you send your end first. It's nothing personal, I've simply been scammed enough and am tired of it.
I have a brand new 6th generation 8gb Graphite iPod Nano. It was part of the Apple Care Replacement Program and I'm looking to sell it, and will definitely sell here if anyone's interested. I'm planning on selling it on eBay soon though so you have to act fast if you're interested.
New Additions
Green Goblin Baf left arm
Green Goblin Baf right leg
Iron Monger a at left arm
4 Taco Bell talking Chihuahuas pictures coming soon.
SWBS Prototype Boba Fett
ML Walmart Avengers Hawkeye and Black Widow (found another BW)
My local Walgreens has tons of these. If you want to trade for one, let me know what you have
G. I. Joe
Renegades Cobra Soldier
G. I. Joe Rise of Cobra Storm Shadow nearly complete. Note, he has 2 right hands
Movie Masters DKR Catwoman
Marvel Legends Series 4 X-Force Wolverine GONE
Arnim Zola Right Arm
Terrax Arms
Halo 4 Midnight Release Red Inflatable Spartan Helmet
12" Master Chief-Gone
12" TRU Exclusive Brown Spartan
White and Red Target exclusive Mark V Spartan
White armor Pack
Olive EOD(loose)- GONE
SDCC Hellspartan(loose)
Anniversary series 1 Cortana with light up base(loose)
Series 1 ghost
Elite Ranger
SDCC Noble Seven
Star Wars
1st Day of Issue Anikan Skywalker
1st Day of Issue Yoda
Darth Malgus (half and half on trading this guy, but for a good enough offer, it's a deal).
Harry Potter Maze Task Doll #2136 of 6000
Yoda bobblehead
TRU exclusive Sonic the Werehog(loose)- GONE
Disney Pirates of the Carribean Boostrap Bill 7" Figure(loose)
I have various wrestlers like Brock Lesnar, Andre the Giant, Tajiri, Rakishi, Chris Jericho, Edge, Triple H, Big Show, Goldberg, an announcer, Matt Hardy(no hair), X Pac, Road Dog The last one on the bottom row, far right- GONE
star wars figures and an x-wing model. The Mandalorian figure- pending
football figures Drew Bledsoe and Ed McCaffrey
toy cars,
Small Soldiers Brick Bazooka-
A 1994 Duncan Yo-Yo
and Pixar's Cars toys 1st Dinoco Lightning McQueen- GONE
Batman Dark Knight Figure
12" scale nunchucks- GONE
Spawn Reborn Redeemer(minus the wings. Using them for a custom)
and fodder and misc figures as well. The black and red capes, the sword, and top right 2 figures in the first picture- GONE
Here is all the fodder in my personal bin. if you see something you want, lemme know, and we might be able to work something out.
Iron Man #128 Demon In A Bottle(In decent condition. If interested and condition matters to you, pm me and I'll tell you the specifics).
Also have a Mike Alstott autographed football
VHP= Very High/Highest Priority item
HP= High Priority item
LP= Lower Priority item
I might want something on you have. Send me your list if you see something you're interested in.
Ratchet & Clank
Nearly All Figures. Mostly any figures of Ratchet and Clank. Tell me which figures you have and I'll tell you if I want them. VHP
D-Arts Blastoise HP
D-Arts Venusaur HP
Pokemon cards, packs, tins, or booster boxes.
Plush life-sized Bulbasaur VHP
POKEMON ZUKAN FIGURES (I'm interested in a bunch of different ones, so if you have any, let me know which and I'll tell you whether or not I'm interested)
G1 Punch/Counterpunch VHP
G1 Sixshot
Generations Drift
Generations Blurr
Vector Prime
Generations Warpath
Alternity Ultra Magnus
Various Masterpieces (lemme know what you have)
I actually started collecting TF's in 2008 (I grew up with them, but my other interests as a kid sidetracked my interest in them), so I don't know all of them and am still finding ones that are cool. Also, there are many more I have to add to the list, so let me know what you have and we'll see what we can do!
Star Wars Black Series 6"
Series 5 Sandtrooper LP
Scout with Speeder HP
Jabba the Hutt HP
Stormtroopers HP
Sentinel Armorize Iron Man Highest Priority Marvel figure!
Figma Full Spec Mark VII Iron Man VHP
ML Toybiz
BAF Sentinel(Looking for the right arm, and the left leg. Also seeking a complete sentinel BAF). VHP
Series 10 Black Panther (only if its sentinel piece included please) VHP
Series 10 Spiderman (only if its sentinel piece included please) VHP
Icons Iron Man repulsor blast effects
ML Hasbro
SDCC Marvel Legends X-Force 3 Pack VHP
ROML Series 4 Archangel Variant(X Force) HP
MLI Hydra Soldier LP
Juggernaut LP
Venom(newest one) HP
18" Spiderman 2 Figure HP
DC Direct
Arkham Asylum Series 1 Joker VHP
Arkham Asylum Series 1 Batman HP
Wings of Redemption Spawn VHP
Series 9 Manga Spawn Repaint HP
Collector's Club Spawn 3 Repaint HP
Image 10th anniversary Spawn
Spawn IV
Gears of War
2008 Sdcc Exclusive Anthony Carmine VHP
Dom Santiago LP
Anya(chase) VHP
Joyride Halo CE Gold Elite HP
Joyride Halo CE White Master Chief
Joyride Halo 2 Red Spartan
Joyride Halo 2 Blue Spartan with Blue flag
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 1 Steel Spartan CQB right shoulder piece
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 1 White Spartan Mark VI
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 3 Red Spartan Hayabusa right shoulder piece
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 5 Cyan Spartan Scout
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 7 Flight Elite
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 7 Tartarus
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 8 Marine VHP
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 8 Black Mark IV VHP
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 8 Arbiter Ripa Moramee VHP
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 8 White Spartan EOD
McFarlane Anniversary Series 2 Halo 2 White Spartan HP
McFarlane Halo Anniversary Master Chief Evolution 3 Pack
McFarlane Halo Anniversary Fearless Leaders 3 pack
McFarlane Halo Anniversary Rookie with Drop Pod
McFarlane Halo Reach Jorge
McFarlane Halo Reach Brute Chieftan
McFarlane Halo Reach Invasion 2 pack VHP
McFarlane Halo Reach Team Objectives pack VHP
McFarlane Halo 3 ODST (from either Series 2 or Anniversayr Series 1)
McFarlane Halo 4 Sniper Rifle VHP
Marvel Series 5 TRU Exclusive Silver Surfer and Swordsman HP
Marvel Series 19 Archangel and Apocalypse(Variant Archangel) VHP
Marvel Series 28 Deadpool and Wolverine VHP
Marvel Wave 14 Iron Man and Rhino HP
Marvel Previews Exclusive US Agent and Taskmaster HP


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I'm hoping that "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin" will have the same quality as Gundam Unicorn. Music wise, animation wise, voice actor wise, story telling wise, etc.
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Mobile Suit Gundam AGE - Memory of Eden - Compilation Outlined
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The official website for the Mobile Suit Gundam AGE anime confirmed on Wednesday that production on Mobile Suit Gundam AGE Memory of Eden has been green-lit. This project will recompile the television series (from the Asemu arc onward) to focus on the characters Asemu Asuno and Zeheart Galette.
In the AGE anime, Asemu was the main character of the second generation with Zeheart as his antagonist. The television series premiered in October of 2011, and it ended on September 23, 2012. Shortly thereafter, producer Masakazu Ogawa mentioned the tentative plans for a new project featuring these two characters, and he revealed earlier this month that the project had "finally" been green-lit.
Gundam AGE episode director Shinya Watada is helming Memory of Eden at Sunrise with episode writer Noboru Kimura in charge of scripts. Other returning staff members include story supervisor Akihiro Hino, original character designer Takuzō Nagano, character designer Michinori Chiba, and musical composer Kei Yoshikawa. The project will reunite several of the cast members, including Takuya Eguchi as Asemu and Hiroshi Kamiya as Zeheart.
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Family films major food fight to raise money for clean water
12/07/2012 7:00amMost people receive a lot of Christmas cards during the holiday season. One Arizona family made a virtual card that is every child's dream and mom's worst nightmare.
Dixie State's removal of confederate statue sparks more controversy
12/07/2012 9:12amA debate has been brewing for a while now: Should Dixie State College change its name? Thursday, fuel was added to that fire as a prominent statue of Confederate soldiers was taken down.
New schedule for FrontRunner north trains to increase wait times
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Prosecuters seeking death penalty for Nathan Sloop
12/07/2012 11:33amDavis County Attorney Troy Rawlings had long hinted he would do it, but he made it official Thursday when he filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty against Nathan Sloop.
Woman bakes 100 gingerbread houses, wins a High 5
12/07/2012 11:50amIf you think it's time consuming to bake a gingerbread house, try making dozens of them for friends and family.
Free class to help women launch small business accepting applications
12/07/2012 11:56amWomen who want to launch their own business have an option in the Banking on Women program offered in partnership with Westminster College and GE Capital.
Man arrested in Southern Utah for smuggling illegal immigrants
12/07/2012 12:10pmA traffic stop in Hurricane led to federal charges against a Mexican national for allegedly smuggling an SUV full of people into the United States last month.
FLDS community cancels schools; children harvest pecans
12/07/2012 12:34pmChildren from the two cities operated by the Fundamental Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have ordered school be canceled while children labor in Southern Utah pecan groves.
Man charged in 2008 murder case pleads 'not guilty'
12/07/2012 12:45pmA man accused of the brutal murder of a 7-year-old girl four years ago says he is not guilty. That was the plea entered by Esar Met at an arraignment on Friday morning.
Police: Man calls in fake bomb threat from police station
12/07/2012 1:30pmA man who apparently didn't believe the Cottonwood Heights Police Department was attending to him quick enough was arrested for allegedly calling in a bomb threat — from the lobby of the police station.
Iron County metal thefts on the rise
12/07/2012 1:50pmThe Iron County Sheriff's Office is investigating several cases of metal thefts and encourages people in suburban areas to secure their property.
Trio arrested after luring man from home to beat, rob him
12/07/2012 5:12pmTwo men and a woman are behind bars after police say they lured a man from his home in the middle of the night to kidnap, beat and rob him.
Highways run through downtown in newly-discovered 1960s plans
12/07/2012 5:35pmA recently discovered old map detailed previous plans for a pair of highways to run through the heart of Salt Lake City.
Santa's Secret Shop brings Christmas joy to low-income students
12/07/2012 6:15pmThey are often on the receiving end of programs like Sub for Santa, but low-income kids at Spring Creek Elementary School in Provo school are experiencing the joy of buying gifts for their families this holiday.
Prodigal Dad may have invented fire (he can't remember)
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Police find alleged robber in closet after stun gun robbery
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Pilot program for technology-driven classrooms launcehd
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Danny Berger gives first press conference following collapse
12/07/2012 8:03pmUSU basketball player Danny Berger addressed the media for the first time Friday night at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, following his collapse at practice on Tuesday.
Driver heads wrong way on freeway; troopers suspect drugs a factor
12/07/2012 8:46pmA man who was driving the wrong way on the freeway Friday was using drugs during the ensuing chase, Utah Highway Patrol reports.
LDS artist's unseen work donated to BYU Museum of Art
12/07/2012 9:30pmA significant collection from LDS artist Minerva Teichert has been donated to BYU. Unlike her paintings of scenes from the Book of Mormon or Mormon Pioneers, this mural size art is part of a private collection, that until recently, was never displayed in public.
Utah Pearl Harbor survivors honored in ceremony on 71st anniversary
12/07/2012 9:59pmThe American flag flew at half-staff in front of the Capitol Building for the 71st anniversary of Pearl Harbor. In Ogden, there was a ceremony honoring several Utah Pearl Harbor survivors.
Funny newsletter helps clarify dress code at junior high
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Is there such a thing as a performance addiction? If so, sign Jim Kaske up for the 12-step program. Jim is admittedly addicted to big-block-powered Chevy musclecars (just ask his wife, Diane). So after selling his '68 Nova, he needed a new Rat-motored machine to keep him wired. When his first choice, a 454-powered '67 Nova, turned out to be a rust bucket, he parted it out, bought a clean '67 body shell from a fellow National Nostalgic Nova club member, and began building this beast from the ground up.
Since he was planning on producing plenty of power, Jim commissioned Dennis Spal of High Speed Welding (Westmont, Illinois) to build a race-worthy, double-rail, full-tube chassis. Dennis equipped the chassis with a narrowed 9-inch rearend, suspending it with a Chassisworks four-link system and AVO coilovers. Then he crafted a front suspension using Morrison struts and spindles and a Wilwood rack-and-pinion. Wilwood brakes found their way onto all four corners, as did Center Line Convo Pro wheels (15x3- and 15x14-inch) and Mickey Thompson rubber.
As the chassis was going together, Jim came across an ad for a 572-inch Keith Black aluminum block, complete with a Callies crank, Carrillo rods, Jesel belt drive, Comp Cams roller cam, and Ross 7:1 blower pistons. So he bought the unassembled short-block and had Step-Up Performance build it using Dart 360 heads, a BDS Stage III blower, and twin 1050 Dominators. With a 14-percent overdrive pulley on the blower, the massive Rat sends an estimated 800hp through the TSI-built Turbo 400. To quiet down all those ponies, Jim had Dennis make up custom headers and a full-length dual exhaust with both Flowmaster and SuperTrapp mufflers.
Before attaching the body to the chassis, Supreme Bodywerks massaged it, stretched the rear wheel openings, and sprayed on the Sikkens Evening Orchid paint (the color was a '65 Impala offering). Then it was up to Jim to finish off the interior using Jaz seats, Auto Meter gauges, Simpson harnesses, and a Grant wheel.
It took nearly six years for Jim to complete the Nova, but you can see that it was well worth the wait. These days, when the Chicago-area weather permits, Jim can be found driving it to local cruise nights and shows with his crewchief (and son) Timmy riding shotgun. And should Jim feel the need for speed, the Nova can deliver-to the tune of 9.70s at 135 mph in street trim. That's the kind of fix that would satisfy any performance enthusiast.


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The PXA-H100 upgrades Alpine IMPRINT Ready head units and AV head units with the IMPRINT Sound Engine. In order to use the PXA-H100 to perform the acoustic calibration, the KTX-H100 IMPRINT Sound Manager kit is required. It uses a USB connection to a PC, and dedicated software and microphone to allow your dealer to quickly achieve acoustic calibration that would normally take a tuning professional many hours or even days to do.
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Alpine's exclusive MediaXpander technology makes every source sound better by enhancing the frequency ranges where the source is likely to suffer sound degradation. It is especially effective with compressed music sources like MP3 and WMA, where it restores the higher frequency ranges, improving signal contrast.
If you prefer to do sound tuning yourself, the processor provides various manual tuning functions. 6-channel Digital Time Correction lets you compensate for speaker placement so you hear all channels at the same time. You can also customize the sound with a selectable 7-band graphic equalizer or 5-band parametric equalizer, 3-way/2-way crossover and subwoofer phase selection. You can manually toggle between MediaXpander with all these great sound control adjustments and IMPRINT to tune your sound the way you want.
Ready to maximize the input to your amplifier(s) or the head unit's built-in amp? The PXA-H100 switches the head unit's 2volt front and rear RCA PreOuts into three 4volt PreOutput channels. Don't have the budget to buy more amplifiers? Loop the PXA-H100's PreOutputs back in to the head unit's built-in amplifier for a quick and affordable system setup, or simply plug in to other aftermarket amplifier(s).
Car interiors are a challenging acoustical environment for listening to music. There are many components that obstruct and degrade the quality of sound reproduction. All of this leads to an unbalanced sound stage.
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Join Miss Kristine and Miss Alex every Wednesday for quality time with your baby or toddler. Enjoy songs, stories, fingerplays, games, and so much more during this lapsit program. Duffy the Storytime Bear is looking forward to meeting you under the parachute. Older siblings are welcome to stick around for Family Storytime right after.
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Topless TuesdayPosted: April 17, 2012 Filed under: Topless Tuesday | Tags: Charlie St. Cloud, Hairspray, High School Musical, Lucky One, topless, Topless Tuesday, Vanessa Hudgen, Zac Efron, Zac Efron condom drop, zac efron shirtless Leave a comment
In honor of his new film "The Lucky One" hitting theaters this week, I have decided to spotlight a gentleman that needs no introduction…
Zac Efron
Whenever I hear Zac Efron's name I get whiplash trying to locate him. Let's be real, I know that he would never be in the same vicinity as me, but a girl can dream.
The beautiful and lovely Zachary David Alexander Efron was gloriously born Oct. 18, 1987 and hails from San Luis Obispo, California.
Fun Fact: Even though the beautiful and lovely Zac is agnostic, the name "Efron" means lark in Hebrew.
Zac graduated from Arroyo Grande High School in 2006 and during his time there participated in many theatre productions such as, "Gypsy," "The Music Man" and "Peter Pan." Zac was accepted to USC, but deferred his enrollment in order to pursue his acting/singing dreams.
Some of Zac's early work consisted of guest spots on "ER," "The Guardian," "Summerland" and "CSI: Miami." At this point in his career, Zac was still searching for that breakout roll. Who would have thought that the Disney Channel and a little movie called "High School Musical" would catapult him to the top.
Since the premiere of "High School Musical," life for the beautiful and lovely Zac has been a whirlwind. He has appeared and/or starred in:
- Vanessa Hudgens' music video "Say OK"
- Played Link Larkin in "Hairspray"
- Graced "High School Musical 2 and 3″ with his presence
- Surprised in "Me and Orson Wells"
- Made me cry in "Charlie St. Cloud"
- And made a cameo in "New Years Eve"
Up next for Zac is his highly anticipated role in "The Lucky One." Maybe it's not highly anticipated for you…but it is for me! Have you seen the preview?!
As for his personal life, Zac was linked to Vanessa Hudgens…they met on the set of "High School Musical." Thankfully for the rest of us ladies they broke up in December 2010.
Next up for Zac is a starring role alongside Nicole Kidman in "The Paperboy."
Zac – I will never forget that time you dropped the magnum condom on the red carpet. It made all the women in, I'm gonna say it, the entire world swoon. Stay classy, Zac.


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- Heart failure or pericarditis
- Pulmonary embolism
- Malnutrition
- Liver diseasePancreatitis
- Kidney disease
- A large shift in body fluids
- Tuberculosis
- Pneumonia and other lung infections
- Rheumatic disease, such as sarcoidosis
- Anti-inflammatory diseases, such as Lupus
- Cancer, especially of the lung , breast , or lymph system
- Blood clot formation in the lung
Risk Factors
- Having conditions or diseases listed above
Certain medications such as:
- Nitrofurantoin
- Methysergide
- Bromocriptine
- Procarbazine
- Amiodarone
- Chest injury or trauma
- Radiation therapy
Surgery, especially involving:
- Heart
- Lungs
- Abdomen
- Organ transplantation
- Shortness of breath
- Chest pain
- Stomach discomfort
- Cough
- Coughing up blood
- Shallow breathing
- Rapid pulse or breathing rate
- Weight loss
- Fever, chills, or sweating
- Hiccupping
- Chest x-ray
- Ultrasound
- CT scan
- Thoracentesis
- Biopsy
- Thoracoscopy
To Support Breathing
- Breathing treatments—inhaling medication directly to lungs
- Oxygen therapy
Drain the Pleural Effusion
- Therapeutic thoracentesis —a needle is inserted into the area to withdraw excess fluid.
- Tube thoracostomy—a tube is placed in the side of your chest to allow fluid to drain. It will be left in place for several days.
Seal the Pleural Layers
- Thoracotomy —traditional, open chest procedure
- Video-assisted thorascopic surgery (VATS)—minimally-invasive surgery that only requires small keyhole size incisions
American Lung Association http://www.lung.org
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov
The Canadian Lung Association http://www.lung.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Drug-induced pulmonary disease. Merck Manual for Health Care Professionals. Available at: http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/pulmonary%5Fdisorders/interstitial%5Flung%5Fdiseases/drug-induced%5Fpulmonary%5Fdisease.html. Updated May 2008. Accessed March 3, 2013.
Pleural effusion. Remedy's Health Communities website. Available at: http://www.healthcommunities.com/pleural-effusion/overview-of-pleural-effusion.shtml. Updated June 1, 2000. Accessed March 5, 2013.
Pleural effusion-diagnostic evaluation. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what. Updated December 8, 2012. Accessed February 24, 2013. Pleural effusion - differential diagnosis. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what. Updated December 8, 2012. Accessed February 24, 2013
Pleurisy and other pleural disorders. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/pleurisy/. Updated September 21, 2011. Accessed March 5, 2013.
12/10/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Roberts M, Neville E, Berrisford R, Atunes G, Ali N. Management of a malignant pleural effusion: British Thoracic Society pleural disease guideline 2010. Thorax . 2010;65 Suppl 2:ii32.
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Help the NHS save 6000 lives and £2.3bn: making the case for patient safety
Health Service Journal and the Nursing Times organise the annual Patient Safety Congress and Awards because we passionately believe that an NHS which delivers safe care, will also produce the best outcomes and experience for patients, while making sure the service's budget is spent efficiently. We will achieve this by sharing, collaborating and learning.
The annual Patient Safety Congress is already the biggest and most important platform for the patient safety community to share and learn. However, we want patient safety issues to have a greater impact throughout the NHS and to align them closely with the service's other priorities.
Therefore we have created an extended and ambitious programme for 2015's event...
- We have brought the Patient safety's annual congress and awards together: the events are co-located, but it's more than that: award winners and shortlisted entries will share their knowledge and experience with congress delegates – the very best in patient safety presenting, sharing and answering your questions face to face: an unique opportunity
- We make the Business Case for Safety: providing the tools and real examples for you to demonstrate that investment in safety leads to long term cost savings and better outcomes
- For healthcare leaders: Unveiling the Patient Safety Plus. The new addition to this year's programme: interactive sessions and workshops produced specifically to help you create applicable solutions to what feel like insurmountable challenges: Preparing for a CQC Inspection, Using clinical data to save lives and money, reducing readmissions, and more
- Recognising excellence in patient safety. If you or your team are leading the way: Enter the Patient Safety Awards now, and on the evening of 6th July you can inspire the healthcare community as we highlight and reward outstanding work and professional achievements
- 65+hours of unparalleled learning; 2000 attendees from across the patient care community and the wider NHS; 17 award categories to identify, recognise and celebrate great work; 13 hours of networking opportunities; 2 days of peer to peer collaboration; to continue to make the NHS the envy of the world: The Patient Safety Congress and Awards.
Patient Safety Congress & Awards Overview
The Patient Safety Congress, as always, features key learnings for all patient safety experts. This year is no different, the main congress programme includes the latest information on human factors, support for commissioners in commissioning for safety, developing a safe staff culture and leadership and working effectively across care pathways. Hear the latest policy, thinking and practice from our prestigious speaker line up, including:
- Sir Bruce Keogh, Medical Director, NHS
- David Behan, Chief Executive, Care Quality Commission
- Suzette Woodward, Director, Sign up to Safety
- Dr Maureen Baker, Chair, RCGP
- Sir David Dalton, CEO, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
- John Richards, Chief Officer, Southampton City CCG
- Julie Storr, Member, WHO & Ebola HQ, Director, WHO African Partnership Programme
- Prof Gillian Leng, Deputy Chief Executive, NICE
- Ken Catchpole, Director, Surgical Safety & Human Factors, Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre, Los Angeles
Alongside our panel of 120 speakers sharing their learning on developments in safety, delegates will have exclusive access to original research and case studies. This best practice guide will be identified through our esteemed awards programme, helping you prove the case for investment in quality and safety.
Patient Safety Plus
The new addition of our Patient Safety Plus to this year's programme provides a whole host of learning opportunities for you. Take part in interactive sessions produced specifically to help you create applicable solutions to what feel like insurmountable challenges. Workshops include:
- Preparing for a CQC Inspection – these half-day, Chatham House Rule seminars are a unique opportunity to be frank and open about your challenges in preparing for inspections. Sessions will be led by those on the frontline who have improved their ratings, as well as constructively challenging them, so don't miss out on this chance to gain new ideas and perspective ahead of your next inspection
- Patient Safety Challenges – these collaborative sessions are designed to provide a learning environment where teams can work together. Unpick 3 of the biggest challenges, as identified by our delegates, facing the healthcare community, including:
using clinical data to save lives and money reducing readmissions patient safety: not without safety preparing for seven day service provision
These two workshops will support you as you work with other like-minded professionals to devise workable solutions that you can take back and implement in your organisation.
Now in their 7th year, the Patient Safety Awards continue to recognise and reward outstanding practice within the NHS and independent healthcare organisations. Joining forces this year with the Patient Safety Congress, there is even more opportunity to showcase your practice standards, hear best practice from your peers and neighbouring trusts and collect your trophy in a room full of health professionals.
Categories include
- Cancer Care
- Improving Safety and Quality in Primary Care
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Guess How Much I Love You: The Adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare
Join Little and Big Nutbrown Hare and their friends on a journey of discovery during which they will learn something new and wonderful about the natural world around them. Join Little and Big Nutbrown Hare and their friends on a journey of discovery during which they will learn something new and wonderful about the natural world around them.
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Wind Whistle
June 9, 2012
Little Nutbrown Hare discovers that everyone else can whistle but him... the birds, Little Grey Squirrel, Otter and even the wind in the river reeds. Inspired by the wind, he practices really hard and eventually learns to blow through a reed himself to make it whistle. He and his friends make a beautiful and eerie whistling symphony amongst the reeds.
The Scents of Spring
June 5, 2012
One morning in the early Springtime, Little Nutbrown Hare wakes to find the air filled with a delightful smell. He and Little Field Mouse search all over the meadow, the woods and by the riverside to find the source of the wonderful smell. They discover all kinds of new and unexpected Spring scents... sweet, pretty and fresh, but will they find the one they are searching for?
Pumpkin Patch
June 3, 2012
A fun, spooky tale from little White Owl leaves the friends a little on edge, so when they hear strange noises in the pumpkin patch, they wonder what kind of creepy creature might be lurking there with them. Will Big Nutbrown Hare be able to convince them not to let their imaginations run away with them?
You For a Day
June 2, 2012
Little Nutbrown Hare has a new game. He will be Big Nutbrown Hare for a day, doing jobs like finding food, answering tricky questions and resting in the grass. Likewise, Big Nutbrown Hare must take on his son's jobs of playing with his friends, making up new games and asking questions. It's all great fun until they realize that they are much, much better at being themselves.
A Hare's Tail
May 27, 2012
Little Nutbrown Hare decides he wants a clever long tail like his friends, rather than a short fluffy one. They help out by making him a long tail but all the results are either too tickly, bendy or flappy. When Big Nutbrown Hare spots his son from way across a grassy field everyone realizes that Little Nutbrown Hare's little tail is clever in its own way.
Taste of Sunset
May 26, 2012
One gorgeous Summer morning Big Nutbrown Hare wakes to find Little Nutbrown Hare enthralled by a story of Little White Owl's. Encouraged, Little Nutbrown Hare sets off to make up a story of his own, but finds it harder than he thought to come up with one. With the help of his father, he finally uses some fruit he's collected on the way to help him tell a very colourful tale.
Hare's Eye View
May 20, 2012
Little Nutbrown Hare is impressed by Blue Bird's description of a flowery field that looks just like a sea of colour from her bird's eye view. He visits the field with Big Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse, and they discover that everyone has their own unique view of the field, and each one is special in its own way.
All Fall Down
May 19, 2012
The friends are all playing together in the Autumn meadow. Little Redwood Fox inadvertently spoils all the games of the day, but the others put their heads together and come up with a game that suits her perfectly.
Rainy Days
May 13, 2012
It is a sunny Spring day in the meadow and Little Nutbrown Hare is enjoying all it has to offer. As the day wears on a heavy grey cloud forces Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse to seek shelter from the rain. Will the friends let a little water ruin their fun or will they discover that rainy days can be just as exciting.
May 12, 2012
Little Nutbrown Hare falls into a muddy Autumn puddle and is delighted when he startles Little Grey Squirrel, who doesn't recognize him at first. This starts a great new game of 'Surprise!' as they dress up in disguises to surprise the others. But they weren't ready for Little Field Mouse, who works out a clever way of surprising her friends even more.


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My brother wanted us to go in together as part of one of the racehorse syndicates for us to own a racehorse. He has always kept me and him in competition for the coolest birthday gifts that are also affordable. I have thought up a lot of things to get him over the years, but he sure beat me with the idea to have us be part owners of a racing horse. The syndicates are neat in that you can go in with many others to have a portion of ownership in a very valuable racing thoroughbred.
Now my brother and I are part owner along with many others of a racehorse who is competing and winning. The really neat thing is the value of your investment for a winning horse. Read more »


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CRESTVIEW — A 20-year-old Baker woman was charged with animal cruelty Friday, two days after the police received multiple reports of a video apparently taken at Twin Hills Park.
In the video, which was posted on Facebook, a woman kicks at three geese and a child can be heard laughing in the background.
Alyssa L. Pack was identified as the woman in the video, according to her Crestview Police Department arrest report.
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The video shows Pack "verbally and physically tormenting these geese as she is accompanied by a juvenile male and an unknown male who is videotaping this incident with a cellular phone," the report says.
The juvenile's mother identified Pack as the person in the video, according to the report.
The child's mother contacted police after seeing the video online. She also identified the male who was videotaping the incident, the report said.
When contacted by police, Pack said she was visiting Twin Hills Park one week earlier with her family. She said three geese "attacked her family," at which point she was "forced to move or change locations," the report said.
Pack said the geese followed her family, at which point she began to "dare" the geese verbally to "do it again," the report said.
She said her actions were not intended to be an act of cruelty, but were done out of "exasperation."
The animal cruelty charge is a misdemeanor.
The three geese in the video have been removed from the park by a Crestview man who said he was their original owner.
Charles Raybon told the Crestview News Bulletin he had given the geese to a friend, who released them at the park.
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The article Deadly attack on Nigeria's Bayero university in Kano posted April 29 on the BBC News website is an example of an international news story.
At least 16 people have been killed in a gun and bomb attack at a university in Nigeria's northern city of Kano, Nigerian Red Cross officials say.
I would say "an estimated" instead of "at least." It just seems more concrete, which I think this story calls for. "Gun and bomb attack" sounds awkward. Why not just "shooting and bombing?" I like that it was sourced, but was there not a more specific person than just "officials?" Otherwise, it is a solid lede that conveys the most important information.
Six others were in a serious condition following the attack at Bayero University campus where Christian worshippers were holding a service.
I think the "a" before serious condition can be cut. A "the" should be added before Bayero University campus. "Were holding" could just be "held" to eliminate passive.
Police are searching for the gunmen.
It is weird to give this a paragraph all to itself. It is important to know, obviously, but I think it could be attached to the beginning of the next paragraph. "Are searching" is a little passive, but I can only think to replace it with "continue to search."
No group has said it launched the attack, but the violent Islamist Boko Haram group is active in Kano. It has recently attacked churches.
"Group" is such a vague word to use in this situation. I think "terrorist organization" would have been clearer. I think I would have used "admitted" instead of "said" since I think it is a little stronger. It is good to know that there have been recent attacks, but I need more details than that. I want to know how similar they were to this attack so I can understand how strong the possibility is that it was this terrorist organization that made the attacks.
Nigeria's central government has struggled to contain the militant group, which operates mainly in the predominantly Muslim north, but has also struck as far south as the capital, Abuja.
Wouldn't north be capitalized here since it is referring to a region, not a direction? I think this can be split into two sentences at "which."
Sunday's attack took place in one of the lecture theatres used as a place of worship by Christians.
This is good information. It probably could have gone a little higher in the story, just to logistically set the scene.
A witness told AFP news agency the attackers had first thrown in explosives and fired shots, "causing a stampede among worshippers".
"They now pursued them, shooting them with guns. They also attacked another service at the sporting complex."
The period should be within the quotes. This quote really could have been paraphrased since it is mostly factual. The stampede is the only interesting part. Also, it is unfortunate that all the BBC could get was an unidentified witness stolen from the AFP.
Another witness spoke of "pandemonium", and said he had seen two men shooting indiscriminately.
Again, if the witness is unidentified and the only thing you are quoting is pandemonium, this can probably just be cut. Also, what does shooting indiscriminately mean? I think that can be simplified to create a better visual.
Mohammed Suleiman, a history lecturer at the university, said security guards had to run for their lives when the violence broke out.
"For over 30 minutes a series of bomb explosions and gun shots took over the old campus, around the academic blocks," he told Reuters news agency.
Yes, finally a source that is actually sourced! But, it was still stolen from Reuters. Also, I'm more interested in the fact that security guards, who should be protecting the university community, were running for their lives than I am about the academic blocks. Someone should have looked into that story.
A Red Cross spokesman said adults - possibly professors - and three women were among the casualties. Several needed urgent blood transfusions.
I don't understand why it is so hard to get specific names for sources. Also, it is never good to write "possibly" or anything that is unsure. I'd rather the writer state that it is unknown and can't be confirmed than plant a possibly false idea in readers' heads.
Kano state police spokesman Ibrahim Idris said that by the time police arrived, the attackers had "disappeared into the neighbourhood". A manhunt is under way.
This is interesting. How did these guys get away before police got there? Wasn't this attack going on for 30 or more minutes? I think that should be looked into. Also, manhunt is a bit dramatic. Sexy, but I think "search" would have worked just fine.
But the situation at the university was now calm, according to the Red Cross spokesman.
Boko Haram carried out a bombing in Kano in January that killed more than 180 people, its deadliest attack to date.
I think it should be "is now calm" since we are talking about the present condition of the university. The kicker is an interesting bit of information, but since it is still unconfirmed if this group is actually responsible, I'm not sure it is relevant.
Overall, this wasn't a bad international news story. It was written when the story broke, so the lack of proper sourcing can probably be forgiven. My biggest concern with this is the uncertainty the writer reports. It is ok if the reporter doesn't know all of the information because likely no one does yet. But, it should be reported that things are unconfirmed, not that there are possibilities. If this terrorist group isn't responsible, than more damage could be done by this article than good. Ethically, it is always important to remember not to sell the sensational story (such as Christians versus terrorist Muslims) and just write the facts.


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Nassau County Review OfficialPaiper, Village of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1917 Vol. XX, No. 17 Over the signatures uf Ralph Pet¬ ers, president; Fred .M. Hill, secre¬ tary, and A. .\. .Johnson, director, of The Long Island Koo<l Re^xervc Bat¬ talion, the following statement has been issuetl, outlining the plans of the I' ittalion and appealing for subscrip- t- liS to the amount of $.">0.()0(», which !•¦ reijuired at once to carry on the work of that body; "The LouK Island h'oiHl Reserve "CLEAN UP WEEK' April 30tb to May 5th, 1917 ^ It is extremely desirable at this .season of the year to call attention to Public Health Matter*. fl Yotjr yard should be cleaned and raked; manure, rubbish pile and filth of all description, especially every trace of gar- bay^and putrescible material BalLalion has^een organized for the r' J J J |iurpos<' of increasing the fomi pro- gathered and carted away, .luction on Long Ishin.l as a measure This cleaning of the premises «'<¦ preparedness, and in afcordance . . , , witli the appeal made by President should, in brief, be considered wil.-^n an.l by (iovernor Whitman. It is the intention of the Battalion lo co-opi'.rale with the Farm Bureaus, with individual farmers, anil with any organization existing in the four counties on Long Island by securing additional lan<l for cultivation, by furnishing agricultural machinery and iinplcmentw that will increase the efli- ciency and ouli»ut of existing labor, lo furnish fertilizer and seed, to se- rure additional labor, and lo formu¬ late plans for utilizing volunteer labor otfered by Boy Scouts, High .Schools and other organizations from the city and the communities of I>oiig Island. In aildition to this it is proposed to arrange a system of storage ware¬ houses to care for the surjilus produc¬ tion, and to arrange a systematic dis¬ tribution and marketing of the crop after it has been harvested. In order that its work may be car¬ ried on promptly and properly, it must nave at once a working fund of not less than $50,000. Additional funds may he required, but to start with Single copies of the Review for sale ^ ^.jo.ooo can be and will be used to the Long Island Food j Freeport Club Activities Reserve Battalion] "-No man can be a goo<l citizen un. BULLFTI.X .NO 1 ' '*-''*^ ^'' '^"^'^ h'^ share for the publii April 24, V.ll of State F. M. gotxl."—Si-c re tary Hugo. Secretary Hugo Knihuses Freeport .Vudience .Secnstary of State Francis M. Hugo showetl his ability as a talker in ad¬ dition to his well-known ability in handling auto licenses and every oth¬ er department of the work of his of- rirc, at the riieeting at the F'reeport Club F.riday evening. Mr. Hugo was the guest of the ("lub by special invitation of Presi¬ dent Elvin N. KIdwards. and was ac- THE NEIGHBORHOOD WORKERS HAVE BUSY YEAR HOME DEFENSE The evening squad drills un¬ der competent and devoted leaders are going splendidly. However, company drills are very essential for "team work' Officers Submit .Vnnunl Keport of tht Very essential ft>».5,^team tic fe?Kn BELLMORE MERRICK I'runk Roberts i« our representative in H.lliiiure and vicinity. All "rders «nd news left with tiim will receive the ?»me i-arfful attention an at our office. Miss Francis, daughter of Theodore Corwin. a former resident of this vil- hi'_'e. was marrieil lo Everett Chiches¬ ter of .Amityville by Rev. Thomas S. Thi» .olumn i. editeii by U.>. W. H. Lit¬ tebrandt und all item* nhould hr «ent to him to insure insertion under thi;* heading. .\ cake and candy sale and dance will Vie given by the Hand-in Hand League tonight. Friday, at F'iremen's Hall, for the benctit of the Boy Scouts. .\bbene's orchestra will furnish mn.^ijc Done—I Com ins 'bins for the ThcN will make their h( 111 .\mitv. rh<: .Neighborhood Workers held A. liarth of 1.">-I lyn, in company while Ross Street, Brook- with three friends. merely an extension of the house cleaning within the home. ^ Co-operate with the Street Commissioner and your neigh¬ bor in cleaning up the gutters in front of your premises, and show your public spirit, there¬ by assisting to make our Vil¬ lage the cleanest Village in Nassau County. S. P. SHEA. Village Clerk. Dated April 23. 1917. FREEPORT companie<l by his secretary, Howard their annual meeting on April 9 at the home of the pre.sident, .Mrs. Fre<l E. Story, 171 West .Merrick Road. The meeting was called to order at II a. III. and the following reports were given by the officers of the Associa- Osterhout. .\t the beginning of his remarks Mr. Hugo got in the good graces of his audience by remarking that when he (inished the census work last year and remarked that Freeport wa.s the'tion: lith largest \illage in the .State and the most progressive village on Long Island, he simply said it because it was the truth. He did not mean, how¬ ever, in any way to refl<'ct upon Rock¬ ville Centre. The allusion lo Rockville Centre was because of remarks of Edwin (i. Wright. President of Rockville Cen¬ tre, who had extolled the village of which he is the governing officer, in a talk to the Club members and their guests, in which he dwelt uiioii the this village on Wednesday of last week, collided with a motor van be¬ longing to .Austin Verity of Baldwin. The touring car was badly smashed Secretary's Report I like to think that small service is true ser\ ice and while the large things will appear in the reports of our Treasurer and Social Worker, the snial! thiiig.s which we do in our e.x¬ ecutive meetings are what make the large things possible. During the year it has been my privilege and pleasure to record the executive blisiness-of one special and ten regular meetings. The average attendance has hi number of points ,n common between : ^¦f^^^^ ^^.,"^.,, j^ f"^,^ ^^,^^ tj,^" ,^^^ ^^^^ ^,^^.^j^^ "j ^^^^^^.^. the two villages and expressed his ap- jireciation of Freeport. "riext to R^ick- ville Centf"." It woulil be a pleasure to reproduce work." True patriotic teeimg precludes monotony of drill: work and small personal sac-1 riftces and inconveniences will enable us all to do our bit. Freeport Must Always Lead Company drills Bayview I Avenue and Smith Street, Saturday at 3:30 P. M 'Sunday at 10:00 A. M. BE PROMPT The Committee ., . School Meeting Next Tuesday' The aiMUKi! school nici'ting of iiumy of the school district^ of the Town ; .An eleven i>ound iiaby girl was will be held next Tuesday evening, i born to .Mr. and .Mrs. Fred I'lace of St. .May I, in the various districts, for i Marks .Awnue. Saturday, April :il. also to vote \ .— Braithwaite of Wantagh last Sunday. f"r fiancing. It is hopeil that the many friends of the .^^couts will join with the League in luaknig this af¬ fair a .-uccess. A special nieeting of the .Merrick riving a touring car through ' Sutl'rage Club was held at the resi dence of Mrs. Harry Leich on Monday afternoon, April 2'.i, to di.scuss the work of taking the war census from .May 12 to 2',. (iovernor W'hitman Uld the truck somewhat damaged, but, h"^'Uirne.l this work in .Nassau Coun the occupants all escaped serious in- ty over to the suffragists and Mrs. •'"''•^'- • l-'rederis (irecne. Nassau County lead- ,,, , —~'~~ er. explained iust what was to be done, Hoyd Matthews of the I'. S. S. Wy- ^he lire hall on Oakwood Avenue will niiiing has been enjoying a few ilays : [,j. ^j^ liave of absence with relati\es in thi ' village. Perry Kiiicigh 1111(1 family have | moved to Babylon. .loseph Wanser I and family are now occupying .Mr. Emeigh's house on Washington Street. 1 I .An elev<>n jjound iiaby at (.Irecnblatt's and Braithwaite's. Hailroad .Avenue; Lieberman's, Xas¬ sau (bounty Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's, Main Street; Spitzer's Station¬ ery Store, Grove Street; .MichnofF's. West Merrick Road. HKJHW ATKR TIDK J ABLE (Official Figures for .Sandy Hookl Friday, .A [iri I . Saturday, Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, .May Wednesilay, Thursday, Friday, SatunUiN, .V "Patriotic Dance" is aiinouncec to be held at the (Crystal Lake House greatest possible advanage. This aijiouiit is asked from those wealthy residents of Long Island and of the .Mr. Hugo's inspiring address on''Citi zeiLship" in full. The best we can do is a few of his deductions: "(Jur citizenship means more to us than ever before. Our institutions and our flag are going to mean more than ever because of our participa¬ tion in this struggle between the na¬ tions of the earth. The resiioiisibility ; year. The attendance has been very uni¬ form, showing thereby that the inter- ; e.st and respon.sibility are keen in upon expenditures for the ensuing year. (Jl AI.IFK VriO.NS OF KLRCTOR.S Bellmore Baseball team won its lirst game of the season on the local dia enlistment centre of Merrick anil cveryoni' hetween the ages of !(> and I'lO must eiindl and aiisv.iT ihe (iovcrnment's iiueslion*. The tire-u.II will be ojieii betwten the hou''s of 7 a. 111. and 9 p. i\i, for the two .veeks. and a house lo house i-anvass ma/ he necessary. .Mrs. D. C. iiaf'.ey. .is laptaiii of Election District No. t, lui.-s charge of .Merrick's census and as the worker* are all volunteei.-', Mrs. Harvey will he pleased (o reicive the name of any woman who feels she can gL\,e a few city, who cannot give the time or the | f""" ^hc kind of lioyernmcnt we have attention necessary to do their share this food production movement those present, but again death has taken one of our loved members, .Mis.s Amanda .Story, who passed away In February. During the year .Mr. Alfred T. Da\ ison formulated by-laws for the .Neighborhood Workers which were unanimously adopted. We have started a fund for the .Neighborhood House, sent out the mon.i last Sundav, when it defeated 1 '^""'''^ '" ^'^'-^ ('¦overmeiU work It is Locust Valley by the score of 24 to 1. ""^ '" =' ' ''^'^•""t'j'l to 1... a suffragist. .Next Sundav the visitors will be the !''^'^ "** "l'l"'" '"''•"'""¦' mon good. the Services at the Church of the Re- 27 28 29 .10 1 2 :! 1 .", 12:41 p 1:41 p 2:41 p. .¦!:;i7p. 1:27 p .-.:ll p. ."):.".() p. I'.:().'')a. <i:4;!a. m ni 111 111 111 Ml m m m Their contributions shoulil represent llu'ir eti'ort in this great movement. The Finance (,'ommittee, consisting of Walter E. Frew, chairman; Willard D. Straight, .Julien Ripley, Paul D. Ciavath, Frederick B. Pratt, W. W. Cocks, T. S. Williams, August Heck- .si her, Waller .Jennings, Alfred T. Davison, William V. Hester, W. R. Grace, (Clarence H. .Mackay, Harry Payne Whitney, Henry Phipps, Otto 11. Kahn, Mortimer L. .Schiff, Henry Rogers Winthrop, and others, has been requested to lake prompt a.tioii toward raising the funds required. on Saturday evening, .May 12, with Checks should be sent to the •ur- mnsic by. Honey Potter's orchestra The operetta, "Florida, or thi> Rose and the Pearl,' presented by the L. .A. ("lub, will be given under the aus- piices of the Freeport .Mothers' Club al Kruoklyii Hall on Friday evening. May IK, at H o'clock. Half of the pj'tM'ceds will be for benefit of the Red (rftss. Tickets can be obtained from any of the members. 'The W. C. T. U. has had to iio,st- cr, (ieorge .S. Emory, president, I'.is- Kau Countv 'Trust Company, Mine da, I,. 1. Il is possible that a liberal porliuii j of these contrihutionfe can I c returned I after the marketing of tlie surjiius liroducts. This, however, is a iiuesi.ion that will be decided by the I'^inaiice Coniniittee. The Food Reserve Battalion urges everyone that i.s in a position to do so, to make a liberal contribution to the support of this organization. Director -A. A. .Johnson, of the Stale depemis on you. You have no right, Letter of Appeal, made the Thanks- to stay at home and then criticize; j^j^.j"^, ,lj^tribulioii, conducted the sale what others do." ; "f r,,,| c.^^., Christmas seals, filled "In this present crisis, the real man;.,",, pre.sented the Christmas stock- is the one that puts his flag above any ' j"j,,^_ carried on the Saturdav morning affiliation.and patrMitism above par- ^.]"s^_ inaugurated garden "work for tisanship.' the children ami maintained an office "We arc beginning to appreciate .""| ., ^"^;.^,i Worker, the fad that this country n i, a i.ian- ^^n "f these activities have come be- ifest destiny in this war; that our f",.j. ^j, f^^ discussion and approval. American citizenship is going to have ;ve are deeply grateful to all who a practical demonstration m every !..,.¦ |,.,,.,. ;" .j"y way helped us in the work of activity. ' i,, \vhieh we have so lively an ihterest "The time will certainly coiiu v.: ui ; . ._^^,^ 5,^,^001 children, physicians, den- we must be more efficient in order I ' | tists, Camp Fire Girls, Young Peo- pone the all day meeting for which il; Agricultural School al Farmingdale, was planning, ami will hold instead has established an oflice al Farniing- ils regular monthly business meeting ,|nle, L. 1., and is sending out instruc- at the home of Mrs. L. H. Ross, cor- tions to farmers and others in regard ner Pine Street and Long Beach Ave- to lyethods and suggestions as to the nue. Thursday, Ma.V .'L at 3 p. m. Il is food crops to be planted in the ditfer- imporlanl that all members be pres- enl portions of the Island, ent. The four tractors given by .Mrs. The Ladies' .Aid Society of the M, William K. Vanderbilt, jr.. are in r);)- E. Church will hold a cake and food j eration under the direction of Profes- sale in the basement of the church ! sor Johnson, plowing both day and Saturday afternoon, .May 5. ¦ night. Contracts are being made for addi- Returhs Wheel for I tional farming implements, as well as -.r ij_: ' for fertilizer and seed. The work is TOUng neir ^^Ptually and actively unrfer wav. To meel the demands which will be o :\. le upon us." ' "If wc have to exert ourselve.s for the common good we are going 10 I e all the better for it. In our .Americi'n life today the biggest word is the word servicc--thc rj-rcatcst man in every country is the m.in \'.Uo .-n.c- the country best." "Tho highest' kind of test nf any civilization is what is being done for the poor and for those unalilc to hclii themselves." "It is the manifest desiin.\' <>f' tin,-. country that the United States has got to take its place at the council table of the world." hcart- ple's Society of the I'resbyterian Church, Civic ('lub of the Liiicnlii School, Lutheran Church, Mask an<i Wig Club, Plaza 'Theatre and if il could be written out, a long list of in¬ dividuals. Let e;ich feel that he l'l. 1' thanks. .Now it seems that calling for our help ar spond, but let me beg let this work, which w to a place where the public is be ning to appreciate oiir aims and ser¬ vices, languish. "I worked for men," the Lord will W'ho are the voters'.' All voters at .school meetings in either common or ! j|p,"p.^tead team, union school districts must have all of ' the following general qualifications: "! (ieneral (iualifications .lohn .Jaeger, who has spent several 'Icemer Sunday, the Third After Ea.st- A citizen of the United .States. ! months at New Brunswick, N. .1.. re-1 t'''- "•¦ '• o'clock A, M. and H o'clock turned tu this village on Monday. ' ^ ^' Moniing Prayer and .sermon I FIvening Prayer and sermon. The ¦Sunday School meets in the Parish Clarence Smith, who was obliged tol House at in .\. .M. each .Sunday. The go to the northern part of the State ' Woman's .Auxiliary meets weekly on for the benefit of his health .some j Thursdays at 2..'Ul P. .M. The (i. F. S. above general (jualifications and any I time ago. has returned home much! meets bi-weekly on Fri.lays at 7.H(i one of the four following special quai-1 improve<l by his sojourn. : P. .M. The Boy Srouis, Dr W. W. igcations is entitled to vole: | . j Emison, Scoutp.:. I.r. luert weekly on « 10 >iii;....t;nn /Tuesdays at 7.'',o |' \! \ ,(u-(lial in- SpeciaHtudl.Iu..lons , .j,,^^, ^^,,,,^,3^^, B",jr,| "f Xrade has 1 vitation is exieiuie,! 1,. all to attend 1. One who owns or h^es or is in , ^^^^^^^^ ^^,^,^,_.^^, ^.^^^.,^^^^^,^ _^^ ^^^^^,^ ^^,^_^^ , the po.ssession undei contract of pur-, "^^, ^^^^^^ ,^,^^_^^, RMvoad Co. and is ehase of real properly in ^r''..'.^.'.'.^':'".^ I having them placed on the street^sur- i I rounding the depot. While engaged! ' ill this work last Monday afternoon, a ¦ Weekly drills of the llnme Cuard wagon belonging to Lewis Bros, of ; an held in the lire hall on Oakwoiwi Freepori. broke down while crossing, '^¦i'. un Wednesilay e',eiii:igs. 'Twen- , . , ^, ,. • 1 1 1 <• " .the railroad track and before it could ; ly live were out fur oj'cn air cirill on tncl in which the meeting IS held for a ,^^, ^.^^^^_^^.^_^, ^^.^^^ ^^^^^.^^ ,_^, ^^ west-| Satu.-day aftj^ij^^K-n and forty 01, Sun 1. 2. .At least 21 years of age. :!. A resident within the district j for a period of at least .'10 days next I preceding the meeting at which he or | she'otfers to vote. j .Any person who possesses all of the ( ble to taxation for school purpose.s. j 2. One who is the jiarent of a child or children of school age, provideil j such cliild or children shall have at-I tended the district :-choi)l in the dis-| come ideiililied interests. W< w it il immiinitv ...v., ,., .,.,.w. .... ...V,.,,...., ... ......--. 1^^, removed was struck hv a west-! ."^aHi.-d.-iy aft(•(Ivkiii and fortv 011 Sun perod of at least eight weeks w thi, , ^_^^^_^_^l ^,^^^^^ ^_,^^^^_ demolished. ' .I'ly afternouSCn th.. lo, .elioini"u the ''''' ^''^':''' ^r^',^T:l'']L::^±:"u:!^iii-y^r^^\ i^^nglhs offence between thei properly ol'>.;. Hill, ibiyhamptoii tW( tracks were also 1 men and the horse.- imaged esiapei j 11 red. DUntrv Jll IKlt I') irought Cliristiaii Koch. jr.. who lias beei empl(\veil in \'irgiiiia and other Soutli ern Stales for' the past two years, is \isiting at the home of his parents on Bedford .A\'emie. I say, when we meet at the end of th "The acid test of citi.'.eiiship is not j King's highway, what a man say.s. but how he stands j j walked with the digger along th tiie heat and burden of the day in the | road; common work of life." ' I kj^sed the bondsman stung by th ".No man can be a good citizen un-jjroail; his share for the [lublic l.oiM will A son and heir, Robert Scott, ar rived al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Scott Donaldson, South Bay- view Avenue, on Sunday of last week. About three years ago Mr. Donald¬ son's wheel was stolen from the Free- |)ort Club House. The day the young son arrived at the Donaldson home the wheel was found on the Donaldson porch. Where it cade from and how- meet the obligations incurred, howev¬ er, funds must be promptly provided. We ask the hearty supiiort of every loyal -American residing on l.ong Isl- One of the tractors, working ne'ar Hicksville, was equipped with a seHrch light and so was kejit on the job all night. The experiment was success¬ less he doe good." Speaking, as an illustration, of the i >ii,y, ".As you traveled tremendouii increase in the aulo in i King's highway'.'" dustry, .Mr. Hugo said about .'J20,(HI0 j •>! i"aile life sweet," auto licenses and over 100,000 chauf¬ feurs' licenses were granted last year, and this year the figures would run to 10(1,000 autos and 125,000 chauffeurs. In New York State alone from GOO to ] thorns annoy; 700 million dollars are expended ini I gtive the mother back her boy; 1 mended the children's broken toy; (I'nder this provision both f;iUier and- mother may vote). .'!. Oni' who, not bein.g the parent. has pcrnuuicntly residing with him or her a child of ;school age who shall at¬ tend the ili.strict school for a period of at least eight weeks within the school year preceding such nieeling I under this provision but one person may vote, namely, th head of the house¬ hold). I. One who owns anv personal i ..., . , , ,. , , , ,u 1 1 i ''"' resilience of Havard .li> properly assessei on he lasl preced- v , 1 1 u 1 ' ¦ ' . 11 JT 1 . i -Ncubriduc Roai was entered •ng assessment roll of the town ex-' ceeding $."iO in value, exclusive of such as is exempt from execution. (Qualified voters may vote on any (|Uestion brought before any aiiimai ¦ special school meeting; il is not es.-' tial thai a person be a txiiayer to m' 1 bore my half of the porter's load; on proiiositions for raising money by And what did you." my Lord will tax on the district. Women possess- the ing any of the above qualilications are entitled lo vote. "Thei I'm unih liov.li • \.' V, ^ ,,r. C al vMii'k in 1 Cn.Mi. ,\'( w ") ..¦ I'.oy itTi ;¦ ef lUlT iiieil a pii-aMin ¦IK ral Railroad le oilice-' near ll Im time last Saturday and the interio th-iroughly ransacked and several arti des of minor value removed. lor .Messino and family of Brook-'', 1' moved to the apartments I hardware store. .loe is now l.ill plowed in the barber shop nf his brother .leronie on Bedford .Avenue. .Mr. II. il :h.sible for d land, iirots. When we nue King's highway, I smoothed th Ul. ¦nd of ;!,, path whert the say. it got there, is a mystery. It had been fu"} ","i sarchlights will be fitted to painted a different color for the one other tractors on when taken. The tractor is being two students of the Farm run by School. Persons wishing information con¬ cerning land, seed, fertilizer or who wish to put at the ilisposal of the Long Island FootI Reserve Battalion t Frolic" given at the Club House on Printing Office Not for Sale To Our Customers and Friends:— One of our customers asks if it is .t¥ue "as reported" that the printing , i u 1 1. ¦ -r-i. and advertising business of the .Nas- 'nnd for cultivation should write tol'"'^ '''th inst. The memoers of the aiiu County Review is for sale, the directoi general, A. A It is not; we do not know who > the State Farm School is reporting this, and do not care, but dale, L. I. it is not true. We are doing a good ; The committees should organize as bujsinoas, enjoying the goo<l-will of our ¦•*""" "S possible so that there will be customers and hope to continue as at' "" '^*'».v to the Battalion's work. present for years to come. Nassau ('ounty Review., the ownership, operation and main Icnance of autos this year. Incident ally of the.se 400,000 autos over 200, 000 are Fords. ' -As y .At the close of his remarks, which ' highway . were applauded,repeatedly during his! "1 showed men (iod," my Lord will discourse, a rising vote of thanks was i aay, given Mr. Hugo, and in reply he .sUil-1 '-As I travele.l along the King's ed that he was more interested inj highway. Freeport from the fact that when he | 1 eased the sister's troubled mind; wanted a competent, efficient and loy-; l helped the blighted to be resigned; al secretary he came to Freeport, I showe<l the sky to the souls grown Spring Frolic. Reception and Dance blind; .A special committee is planning: a Ami what did you'.'" my Lord will reception and dance, to bc held next say The Plumps in Pennsylvania! 'The following item is from thei Wayne Independent. Honesdale, Pa., referring to a recent visit of F. H. Plumj) and family lo the community: ,,.,., " . - .An auto partv composed of George j And what di.l you. my Lord will^,,,, Hermaa Plump, Peter Rohbohm,! son Clauss and George Haker of .As- -u traveled along the King's toria, 1.. 1., motored to Honesdale Sat¬ urday to be present when Rev. C. C. j Miller preached his farewell sermon ( George Rotfey and family have moved tu the Wolfe residence on (irand Avenue receiillv vacated bv Dr. M. H. Skou. 'The annual masquerade of .Advance Hook and Ladder ('ompany will be held in its hall this Saturday evening. ¦. e la!,on up Canini.'inn -iiid tbe cultivaLi:>n raising )>olaloes, corn, ami ciirots. -Evi'ry Scout to feed a soklier" is tlu'ir motto, ll lias been ligure.l that it t/ikes ten Sci/itu ee|i a soldier in rations at th-. front and it is piuposed th.'it each .Scout shall enlist the .--ervices of niiu 01 hers who are nol Scouts, if this -clienie is profierly carried out. 'This aitiuii of the Scouts will give the movement in the village, great pres¬ tige as showing a practical patriot¬ ism. 'The boys have discounted en- tluisiasm ami are taking up the work from the standpoint of loyalty which is calculated to be as strong in .luly as In .April, The boys, we believe, wdl see the job they bave undertaken througii. 'Tliais Barbara is the ilaughter born 'o Mr. and iVIrs. C, .1. Sha|)land iiit^hi- lauo on .March Ilth. .Mrs. .Shapland was .'vliss \'iolet Benner. Mrs. .Samuel .Sutfrugc Club .Aclix ities I Special Contributor 1 Weekly social meetings for the pur- Sundav Some of the party are intl-! 1'"'**' "'' Patriotic work are being held Benner ha,i announced the en-age- mate friends of the pastor and had j };,>; the Suffrage ('|ub of Bellmore. ' ment of her .laughter Lilian lo .Mr. many an enjoyable fishing trip togeth er when visiting here in the Summer time. Roads through Pike County are in a wretched con.dilioii, say the auto¬ ists, and the car occupants were com¬ pelled to "hoof it" for many miles when mud was hub deep They are well attended and a gooil WM. Osborne of .New Vork, The wed- deal of enthusiasm is manifested. The <liiig d:ite is not yet fixed, .Mr. Os- firsl meeting was held on Wednes<lay, borne at one time liveil in the house April 18, al the residence of .Mrs. Ev¬ erett Griffith. Frederick Avenue, upon, which occasion a stirring appeal to ¦Thev got '"'"'^''"'^'*''^* ^"~ read, to la\ aside all Merrick Boulevard TJoad faiing Henipstead i'riday evening. May 4. complimentary I When we meet at the end of the ' tVrm'itr'h "'Lw'^vpr"i"n I^mid shani^ Tiid ^ P'^'"''"""' "r I'lub plans in order to be, "'c coiiim.lU'e interested in the o the participants .)f_ the^^"Spring i King's highway." seS to e^oy tC txl^rie^^^^^^ Af i ^'r"' *" <'«^L«' the government with K«'.v 'Scout m.wement |"th..s village Respectfully submitted. enjoy the exper ter visiting relatives in Honesdale, the .Johnson, at tl Farming- M'Michnoff" advertises' new May i Discussing Food Production records to be out Saturday. He also ^ mass meeting was called for the has some other seasonable supges- j purpose of considering the question tions. See advertising columns in! of increasing food production, at the this issue. ' Freeport High School this Thursday evening, too late for us to report for The place to buy coal. Sinclair this issue. The principal feature was Raynor, 8 No. Main St., telephone 147 un address by Hal B. Fullerton, the Freeport. hig Long Island Railroad F^xperiment- _ al Farms man, on "Agricultural Pre- The best is the cheapest in the end. pareflneas," or "How to Keep the Mar- Iver Johnson. New England. Royal 1 ket Basket and Haversack Filled." bicycles can be seen at Sidney Smith's,' The -(iieeting was calle<l by order la W. Merrick Road. There are 200 of the Home pl>efense Commit- mo<lels to select from. Second-hand I tee, sub-committee on a.griculture: bicycles built up like new, from $l."i. John H. Van Nostrand, chairman; Rol'ffast ballbearinK roller skates: | Ward C. Moon, sfjcretary; Samuel R. Poys'. $1,60; girls'. JL75. Lamps, Smith, George M. Hewlett and Charles bells, »ireens at less than New York t^-vSmith, prices. Fisk, (ioodrich, GoodyeaV and ; Pennsylvania tires in stock. Mr. Smith | ¦ gives his personal guarantee on all, KOods hamJled by h^ni. Call and look Doujrlas Shws for M«ii. Dark Tan titem over. i Lace. Invisible feyelets, English Last. Advcrtia«m«nt, Price 16.00. A similar style in black calf, JS6.00. Crevoiserat's, 9h .So. Mam If you are to find that new positioo I gj i»oon, you must advertise now. ' Secretary Treasurer's Report (Other IhAin report on money re eived for Neighborhood House) April 10, lUlG, to April 9, 1917 Receipta committee are: .Sidney H. Swezey, chairman; David Sutherland. M. ,1. Zulzer, Ernest S. Randall, Smith F. Pearsall, Albin N, Johnson. William H. Grace, Leonard S. Mabee, Willard D. Finch, Harold Cook, Robert G. -An¬ derson, Forrest S. Dunbar, Charles E. j April 10, Balance on hand Mack. Charles M. Hart and Walter, Xo dues C. Rhodes. i To Letter of Appeal There will 'oe special music for c;"ntributions dancing, and light refreshments pro-! riothing Bureau vided. Tickets can be procured from Rebate by Social Worker any meti;iber of the cwiimittee. Annie Bond Raymore, p^rty stayed" at the home of Perry Tallman Saturday night and on Sun¬ day they went to the home of William Haker, father of (Jeorge, who recent- luring the ser\ices of The mem- orgaiiized on Tuesday night by elect¬ ing Curtis H. Bowne, Chairman; Chas. A. Calkins, Secretary; Rev. WM. II. iV'purcha's^/d the'Ham'property'at ;''»>'•'* >'P"'''''-''*- , , ,, Beachlake. Their visit to this vicin-^ A l^.'^'"' .""•'•^fng of the club the work of enrollment periiKl in .May when the the women may be needed bers agreed to jjacrifice .'.ll other Littebrandt, ''Treasurer; W. C. Mep- daims upon their :ime for the ten ham. District Committeeman. The other members of the committee are was .Major .J. B, Christoffel, M, E. Powell, F. W. .Settlie, and Dr. H. \'. Holcomb. telephone toll service 'Thanksgivin.g Collection Anti-Tuberculosis Committee October 2'] Edison Entertainment Wants Plants for Village Park Donations of shrubs and hardy flow¬ ers for the Village Park at the depot March .'!0 will l>e appreciate*! if sent to the Park ; Benefit by Mask ati.l Wig Club Committe*, Trustees H. L. Maxson, ;!lt> South Long Beach Avenue, or Total Receipts John .Mahnken, I.ena Avenue, before' Disbursement the l.5th of Maf,: or if unable to de- ¦¦ Salary Social Worker liver they will be sent for on receipt Office Rent of instruction.s. Such plants as ever- j J^'^Phone Service \tv wna a /•'on\nl..»i" ^iirnrijie to Hlliheld Thursday. April 2t;, at the resi- $8i'«70. heirfHend. Whiltin cC^^^ "f M"- ^i"*""' Badenhop on l>r. Watson M. Emison is the .S<out W/8.70! their fnends While m church vesti- y" ^ .^.^^ members 'i''"*ter 'The committe* desires to 111.7o bule one of the partv was happy to ¦,"""" , , , .. '"'«» memoers , , ,. ,« _. » .lu ao"" .'Ua.OO see an old friend Fred .Schoop ntan- ^ho attended the Nassau County Suf.r^'on'Plete the effort to rai.e the $200 114 « ager of the local A & P store with i f''«>f'' Convention at Long Beach on 'und for the Scout equipment. It has . M tvhom he is wen acquaintebut^ d ' Wednesday gave interesting accounts at present SI20. Please let the com "ot know he w "s at' this ^tce The "I th" -cling and the club felt proud mittee hear from you, ,f they have 7.00'party returned on Monday. Fred ^hat it was so well represented. -'ot yet ha. the pleasure. Surel> .5,5.9.'-, Plump, wife and tsvo children, also, ^he patriotic sufTragist-s of Bell- there is $200 worth of interest m Uie 1:^4.00 Mrs. (Jeorge Piump and .laughter ' "'°''*' *^" have never before experi- : Memck boy on the part of the villaRe.. have been .at the Tallman home for^"'^^*''' th*" -i^V of raising their own vegetables are all preparing home 21.10 several weeks. All returned except lump. 76.40 ¦ spend the Summer hert ing\Mrs.Fre;il'prump;Vho'7xp«-irto;-''»';''''"'' ""^ '"e c-;dl of their yo'intrv ind there will be very little waste $1217.'18 $ii00.00 72.00 38.28 greens, cannas, spruce and barberry, I Social Worker, Curren^ Expenses 70.00 Weekly Weather Report I For Our Readers in Other Localities) HYMENEAL NOSWORIHY- HAWKI.NS ,MI,ss .Sellie Hawkins, the daughU'r of .Mr. and .Mrs. ("harles .\^. Hawkins, of South Ocean Avenue, and Arthur D. .Nosworthy, of We»t .Merrick Road, and others similar can be used in a1-' P'^t^KC Stationery. Printinj: most any available quantities Coal ; Clothing . Medical Attendance Adv^ftiAcment Babies' Shoes. A full line of Kid , ^L^^^'"^'^. , Button and I^oe. black or Un P.t- Serial Chistmas Stockings ents wUh White, mack aud CWI ^.^^^^^^^ Dinners and pagne Kid Tops. White Buck, Weak «a*-w.n""a Ankle Shoes, etc.; 25 styiles to choose rr^rii^ I from. Crevoiser'afs, 95 So. Main St. I ^"^<x^*"«= Aav«tl.*m«t iConUnuifd ,.n Page 2> 52.40 5S.7.', 17.4£ 10 00 13.00 2.38 11.27 50.00 33.94 lund in the co'iimunity The newly-elected oflite^^ ire aj foi lows: I'resident, -Mrs. Susan Baden- bop; vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Riu- er; rec-ording secretary, Mrs. .Samuel , were married at the Church of the Friday. April 20. rain "April show^; Self; Corresponding secreUry, Miss Transfiguration, by Rev. R. H. S<;ott, ers" C^rtrude Henderson; treasurer. Mrs. last Thuraday night. -Mr. and Mrs. Satunlay, very foggy in a. m., Quite Fannie Johnston; .Mrs. Margaret De- Percival lleyward, of Rmkville Cen- heavy thunder and rain shower in ev- liie continues <lif;trict leader; Mrs. Wil- ¦ tre, were the attendants. ening from 6 to -S or 9.' liam Wolf is librarian, and Mrs Ev- .. ,_ _ Sunday, clear, warm. erett (iriffiih, publicity chairman. f- . F_«_f- Monday, clear, warmer, some rain Press CommitU-e V^oming CiTenu F'riday evemnK, May Ih, operetta in Brooklyn Hall, bauetit of Mothers' in p. m. Tuesday, rain early, cooler, rainy thru day. Wednesday, quite cold, clear. Thursday, showers all thru day More Freeport N«ws oa Pace 5 lah. ,,-aisSS«!S«waBffl^KS:¦¦,;fea¦^.*»^*tS««»Wla«.>..¦^,v,:.ii^£'^^ Mr, and ."Vlrs. Carrari from Jersey Club iind Re.l Croa*. City are new re8ident>> in Bellmore... Saturday. .May 12. a "Patriotic They have bought a place on Freder-i Dance" at CrysUl Ijtke House, ick Avenue. Mrs. Fury is visitinjr'. May 15 to 18 inclusivjt,_*Bir, Neigrh- Mrs. Carrari in her new home. boriiood Workers' ^ .'jmime^aexstiaBtmaa^siitiaa
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|Nassau County Review 19170427
|Nassau County Review 19170427
Nassau County Review
OfficialPaiper, Village of Freeport
Vol. XX, No. 17
Over the signatures uf Ralph Pet¬ ers, president; Fred .M. Hill, secre¬ tary, and A. .\. .Johnson, director, of The Long Island Koo
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Since the school schedules many of its courses in the late afternoon or evening, its programs accommodate both full- and part-time students. Students also may take advantage of courses offered in the summer. Thus it is possible for a part-time student taking six credit hours per semester to finish the master's degree in four years or less.
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