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Vol. XVI FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAV, MAY 26, 1911 No. 30 FREEPORT NEWS .Mr.s. Thurst'jii of I.eonia, N. J., was visiting; at the hotne of .Mrs. 1,. H.Rosa thia week. Mrs. Whitney Van Wicklen, whose illness was noted last week, is still very low from pneumonia. Ilenry C. Schluter is having a cellar excavated and foundation erected under his store at the co.'ner of Church Street and Merrick Roaii. C. F. Gere has leased the Woodcleft Bathing Pavilion which is now open. The barge and dredges will be removed immediately and the bathing at this popular resort will be better than ever. The Junior Class of F. II. S. will hold a social at the home of Marian Bedell, ;i,5,') Archer Street, this Satur¬ day evening, .May 27. Ice cream and candy will be on sale. A box lunch- | eon will be served. Come and bring I your friends. Miss Florence Thompson entertained a number of friends at "5o0" Friday; good time; refreshments; prizes, 1st, Miss Helen Powell; 2nd, .Mrs. C. S. Donaldson; .'ird, .Mrs. J. A. Sutphin; 4h, Mrs. II. L. .Maxson; consolation, Miss Phebe Parshall. Mrs. Charles Wallace and son, Clyde, ferrner Freeporters, have returned from (California where they have been living. Mrs. Wallace is in Philadel¬ phia and Clyde is visiting friends here. He will soon join his mother in Phila¬ delphia where he will enter the real estate business. Invitations are out for the wedding of Helen Genevieve, ihiughter of .Mrs. Ida Powell, to Mr. Charles Le Roy Corliy, to take place on Wedne?day, June 14th, at the home of the liride. Miss Powell is a native of Freeport and Mr. Corby has lived here for sev¬ eral years, coming from Brooklyn. Miss Julia C. Ross was "At Home" to a number of friei:d3 laat Saturday afternoon. A cousin, .Mrs. .Matteson of New York, helped hi'r receive while Miss Nina Humphrey and .Mrs. A. N, Johnson, also Misses Warren. Harriette Warren, Edith Phair, Adelphi friends of Miss Ross, helped in serving in the dining room. 0. W. Humphrey, who had the con-' Tuesday being a holiday, this office tract from the village to till in the hole will be closed all day. on tha conduit line, north of Jacob - Post's building, is doing the work this week. Ji'hn Holloway has returned to Free- port after spending the winter in Florida. The Hill Stock Company with .Miss Alice Donaldson will present " Fair- child of the Har Z," a Western play, in Sigmond Opera House on Monday ev¬ ening, June I'J, tor benefit of Excelsior H<iok and Ladder Co. This is a high class play somewhat along the "The Virginian." At a special meeting of the Freeport ^^- ¦^- Richard officiating. Interment Club Tuesday evenmg it was decided Creenrield Cemetery. He is survived to hold a fair in November. E. Cozzens has sold his house on nes of Brooklyn Avenue to Mrs. Margaret Schiller, who has taken possession. OBITUAKY Villajje Trustees Local Topics JOHN HENRY CHASE. Ail members were present at tho (I!\ the Editor) Jihn Henry Chase died Wednesdav Board meetinp Friday evening. The Fire Council has done away with at his home, 37 North Ocean Ave., o'f Chief Cornell retjuistioned for sOp- part of the secund alarm theory, as far pneumonia. He was 57 vears of age. P''«* ^^"^ repairs needed for the tire as applied to the steamer. The steam- Funeral Saturdav at 2:'Sii p. m. Rev. department, including new uprights for er will he no good at a big tire without tbe bell at Ever Ready Hose house, ho.-^e enough to reach the blaze. VVe which were in very poor ci.r.dition so await anxiously word that the whole that the bell might fall down thru the farcical second alarm business has been roof of the adjoining building at any d. ne away with. Like the six o'clock time. , whistle, it has no advantages worth He alao spoke of the lights being left mentioning, and som? serious disad¬ vantages. by a wife, two sons, and one daughter. GEORGE W. JAYNE After suffering for over two years The Nassau County Board of Super- ^-^^^ ^^j ^^^-^.^ friends held a pleasant visor Monday adopted an act providing j^^^.^ ^^ Sigmond Opera House last ev- for the registering of dogs over four "":"" registering oi dog months old in the Village of Freeport. The act will take effect on July 11, and a registration fee of one dollar will have to be paid, or the owner will lose his dog. The aot was adopted on the reijuest of the local authorities. At the request of the Fire Council George W. Javne of Bedell Street died burning in the tire houses all day be last Sunday "afternoon on his 79th •='»"*^ "" arrangements had been mad. The Freeport Democratic Associa- birthday. The deceased, who has lived here for the past 15 years, was the son of .Mr. and Mrs. Brewster Jayne and was born in the Dick's Hill section cf Long Island.where he was educated and lived ui til a young man. He mar¬ rieil Miss Fowler of Plain Edge in the Fall of L-^Sy, and she still survives him, with four children. Less than tw.i years ago Mr. and .Mrs. Jayne celebrated their golden wedding anni¬ versary. The surviving children are so they could be turned off. My item about .Mr. Steam's remarks The requisition and recommenda- to the Village Board, in this |column tions were referred to the supply com- last week, was premature. I did not ening B. D. Homan is the supervising architect of the remodeling of the former Hotel Three Gables, and Robert Tryon is the builder. write .Mr. Stearn in the manner I in¬ tended when I wrote the comment but instead requested bim to send me the article, which he did very kindly. At the last meeting of the Hemp¬ stead Hospital League Mrs. Sarah the Village Board of Trustees selected Fisher, one of the members, was given a date for a consultation with the a handsome hand bag in recognition of .Mrs. George Webber, .Mrs. Fred Smith mittee with power. It was voted to allow the depart¬ ment J20n for band hire for the annu¬ al parade and inspection. Chief Cornell also spoke of the num¬ erous brush fires the department is called out for and desired to kno^ if at the Freeport Club, is not dead some action could not be taken to make sleeping the owners of such property clear it up. He thought section 2ol, article The village is wise in its selection "Osseo." our special correspondent only Council to arrange and consider sever-; her services in making the recent barn al important matters concerning the dance a success. management of the Fire Department, The Village Board fixt the time for Charles L. Wallace, formerly of this Tuesdav evening, but only Trustee village, but who has been in California Collard and Village Clerk Shea ap- f"'' ^he past t»o years for the benefit .Miss Isabella Jayne of this place and .Mrs. C. D. Southard. The funeral services wtre held at his lato home on Bedell Street, Wednes¬ day afternono, Hev. W. .¦^. Richard, r , . , , . . , pastor of the M. £. Church, officiating, of his health, has taken up his resi- interment was in the Greentield Cem-;- dence at 139 Grand View Avenue, Ard¬ more, Pennsylvania, where his son Roy S. Wallace, ia located.—Observer. Kev. Charles Herbert Scholey, pas¬ tor of the Presoyterian Chureh, is to take his vac-atii.ni from Aug, 7 to Sept. 7 and the arrangements have been tery. . of the village law, referring to pow- "f Harry Walling to keep the electric ers of Board of Fire Commissioners "Airing in proper conditinn. He knows gave the necessary power. This says: 'he location of every pole in the terri- "The Board of fire commissioners may ^"0' a'ni almost every otherjdetail. adopt ordinances to prevent danger He preserves his natural genial dispo- fro:i, tires and to protect property ex- sitii.n under some very trying condi- posed to destruction or danger "from tions and I hav.-fnui.d him very prompt fire. No action taken about this. 'o attending to work such as connect- J. Huyler Ellison, secretary of tho ing up transformers, clearing up trou- Freeport Improvement Society, pre- '''e, etc. School Notes This Saturday evening a box party for the benefit of the Junior Class will Le held at Miss Marian Bedell's, cor- eration. ner .-Archer Street and Bayview Ave- Chas. G. Hi nue. The young ladies are requested sented the investigation of the com¬ mittee on the road proposition, and advocating Peekskill gravel roads. The report was tiled for future consid- lage peared, although no word was sent to the Council that the nieeting would not be held, and the members of that body stood around for about an hour and then disbanded. A fire company, with regular equin- ment, is one of the projects which the actors, who spend summers in this vil- , r ...,,, • , , I at"R 1 w r't " h IV 1 j made for the following preachers dur- n P.rrvnnt thiV «;.L/nn ^ A 13and20. Rev. to bring small box luncheons and the at corner Hansom Pikce and Randall big consumers like the ('olumbian vaudeville entertainrnent will ^ young men their full pocket books. Avenue. He was promist the sign Brass Foundry, for in.stance, at from 2 iTthe hit ,ff ^e leTZ ,!. tJr^^^^^^^ "* ^'''<'^ ^^^'^ ¦ a"^' Sept. 3, Rev, Harold Smith, tbe High .School long would be placed at once. t" ^ ''ents per thousand, the village L=^! r,f n-.Ur! nr,; rIV.r fnT^^ distance ruuncr, entered in Columbia He said he hoped it would and he would be in a position to materially in- boasts of a score or more of top-notcher: field meet held last Saturday. He fin- would present the board a bouquet crease its revenue without ^'^Xl','''^' , '.',,,, In the severe thunder storm last ished ninth in the mile run with a large when it wa.-^ done tional outlay. Mrs Ge^l^'TurnL'^F^^nk Vor ^-'^T;''.V"'f^'• ^ '^^''' «"^ '" '^'^ '^' """^ ^'^'''^''' S. P. Pettit said he wisht to renew , " ' S'Mrs MorrerSley amlAuS' ^"••*^°'='^"'''^'"K. occupied by Lewis' f^^rth. his reuues. of four weeks ,^o for Suppose we consider the conse- renewed his retjuest made two weeks ago, for a street sign ^ou The village trustees have our thanks for fixing a lower rate for electricity f<ir p'lwer, after much delay. Now if they would only have their engineer advise them, as is a fact, that they make money supplying jiower to anv addi- , , his request of four weeks sgo for , , , , . , Haves «nrl SnitM Mr «nd Mr, Ppnrce r^f^T "^ store. It tore down part F. H. S. baseball team journeyed to water on East Milton Sireet, and he quences should the drought which set sX Mnrtin; M^r^hnlf^^M^ ^'-''"^y Saturday and played would hang on two bouquet.-^ when m just one year ago be unbroken for Mrs lame?rn Lf an I T^^^ ' ^"'1°^ °f the building, leaving a hole Friends' Academy. The score stood ^ the service was supplied. He was toid ""^ f"" t««^ "^'.'.^^ y';'?" ¦ . What then? Mrs. ^James Cojiins and lom^ .Mo^re, .,n the side about four feet high and to 8 at the end of the game. Bob Hedges, Mike Coakley, Leo Car-! two feet wide. rillo and others. ! A tree was struck crick's residence. Oil, Gas and Gasoline Stoves Single Burner Oil Stoves, 1 wick, Hempstead High School defeated the near C. H. Fred- school team on "Tuesday ; the score, E. H. S., 7, H. H. S. 8. On Saturday F. H, S. plays Amity¬ ville High School at Mechanics' Field, SOc President G'jnning, Trustees Bedell, Sigmoiid. and Collard and Counselor Fishel went to Albany Wednesday on behalf of the village of Freeport to oppose a measure our good Democratic friends from New York City are trying to put through, to get New York City property in this and other localities exempt from their share of taxes. A bridge party was given at the home of Mrs. Clarence E. Jones Sat¬ urday, May 20. The persons winning the prizes were as follows: lst, Mrs. R, S. Barrie; 2nd, Miss Elizabeth Wright,; ;!rd, Mr. James A. Sutphin; 4th, Mrs. David Kennedy; 5th, Mrs. William G. Smith; 6th, Mrs. James G. ; Sutphin; 7th, Mrs. Thos. Caverly; 8th, Mrs. T.R. Cutler; I'th, Mrs. Edwin Carman; consolation, Mrs. Gilbert Smith. Refreshments were served. A linen shower was given Miss .Mild¬ red Peasell in the Presbyterian Chapel Wedneaday afternoon. The prevailing color was pink in which thc chapel was very prettily decorated. Miss Peasell received many very handsome pieces of linen, which were all tied with pink ribbon. The small packages were all put together and tied with wide pink ribbon. A musical program was given after which a collation was served. A very pleasant afternoon was spent. The case of Homan vs. Whitman came up again Saturday morning. Miss Southard, assistant in the office of Clock & Seaman, attorneys for Mrs. Whitman, moved the court to dismiss A. B. Wallace as counsel for .Mrs. Homan, arguing he being a police ofii¬ cer should not appear as counsel. Justice Swezey, who is hearing the case, agreed with Miss Southard and Wallace retired, leaving J. Huyler Ellison as substitute; the case was ail- journed until June |0. Flags, Ic to 60c. DaSilva's. It. See adv. of eight .-ooin house, all im¬ provements, good size lot, for $6600; | it looks good enough to investigate. Smith & Bedell have a positive rem-1 edy for your falling hair, dandraff and | other scalp troubles. Read tbeir ad in thia iuue. 11. j Freeport Council, Jr. O. LJ. A. M. will hold its annual memorial service Atlantic Avenue. No admission "... Single Burner Oil Stoves 2 wicks ; «'G'-eenfield Cemetery next Sunday be charged, but a collection will be '-c;^ Duiiier v^ii oioves, £. wiLKs, ^ afternoon and has invited Alpha Coun- taken. cil, D. of A., and Progressive Council, ^-gxt Wednesday F. H. S. plays its D. of L.. to participate. Three spe- i^gt league game with Rockville Centre 75c Double Burner Oil Stoves, $1.59 2 Burner Reliable Blue Flame Oil Stoves, $3.69 3 Burner Reliable Blue Flame Oil Stoves, $4.98 2 Burner Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stove. ?J.75 2 Burner New Perfection Flame Oil Stove, $6.75 3 Burner New Perfection Flame Oil Stove, $9.00 suppli the board had advertised for bids for pipe and expected to begin work on water extensions at once. Bids for oono ft. of 4-inch pipe and 25 hydrants were received as follows: Edward A. Rice, Freeport, ?270ii. Starrett & Jones, N. Y., $2721.25. Story & Stevens, Utica, N. Y., $27»o. W. Van Wicklen, Freeport, $279.'*. 12. The contract was awarded to .Mr. c.al cars will convey the members to at Mechanics' Field ; on Saturday. June Rice, he being the lowest bidder the cemetery, when the principal ad- ;^_ p^rt Washington at Port Washing- dress will be made by D. S. C. Joseph ton. Watt. Tunison of Brooklyn. William Smith, engineer at the Elec- Blue-tric Light and Water Plant received ; severe burns on his hands Thursday Blue evening during the storm. He was working on the switchboard, ^e held in the Post $1.10 to $3.00 2 Burner Gasoline Stoves, $3.50 3 Burner Gasoline Stoves, $4.98 2 Burner Gas Stoves, 98c 1 Burner Gas Stoves, 75c Gas Tubing per foot, 5c Gas Mantles, 10c to 25c Window Screens and Screening 18 inches extends to 33 inches, 20c 24 inches extends to 33 inches, 25c 24 inches extends to 37 inches, 29c 2.S inches extends to 37 inches, 33c 24 in. Wire Screening 3ic running ft. 28 ft. 30 in. Wire Screening, 4Jc running ft. 32 in. Wire Screening, 5c running ft. 36 in. Wire Screening, 5Jc running ft. Chicken Wire, 3-4c sq. ft. For Lawn, Garden and Porch Rakes, 18c to 59c Hoes, 20c Shovels, 59c Lawn Mowers $2,59, $2.S9 Galvanized Watering Pots, 25c to 85c Hammocks, 50c, $1, $1.50. $2, to $4 Croquet Sets, $1, $1.50. $1.76, $2.o0 Swinging Couch Hammocks, $7.50 Porch Rockers, $1.19 Porch Screens, $1.00 -= For Decoration Day Flags Ic to SOc Dennison's Patriotic Napkins, 5e doz. Dennison's Decorated Crepe roll Miscellaneous Fly Spats, 10c Sash Rods, 5c-10c Water Coolers, $1.59 Liquid Veneer, 25c size, 19c Liquid Veneer, 50c size, 38c White Mountain Ice Cream Freez* ers. $2.35 It DaSilva's Flags, Ic to 60e. DaSilva's. It Flags. Ic to 60c DaSilva's. It. Ovens for Gas or Blue Flame Stove, , trying to put a new fuse in the volt (jay evening, M D. B: P. Mott Post The regular meeting of the Post wili rooms this Satur- ay 2<. machine, which had been burned out. On Sunday morning the Post •ill at- when there was a flash, and the engin- tend Memorial Services at the Presbv- eer was heard to cry out. His assist- terian Church at 10:30 a.m. Com- ants rusheil to his aid. They found his rades will assemble at the Post rooms finger nails burned, and also the flesh ^t 10 a. m. on his hands. Two physicians were i Sunday at 3 p. m. the Post will at- summoned and surgidal attention given tend Union Services at the M. E. Sun- after which he was removed to his jgy School. Comrades will assemble home, but was back at work the next at the Post rwims at 2:3o p. m. day.-Times . (," Decoration Day the Comrades ¦ " ' [ will assemble at the Post rooms in uni- Removal. —I have moved my shop form at 1 p. m., to take part in the from Grove Street to Pine, near Church exercises at the Freeport Cemeterv. Bids for e.xtensions to light electric service were opened but action was deferred till Tuesday evening, to give the Board a chance to consult with Engineer Smith regarding the bids, No. 527 which were exceedingly technical. Trustee Sigmond again brought up the matter of the sidewalk in front of the Harms property. Commissioner Sprague was by resolution instructed — East Norwich Enterprise. I respectfully jiass on this iiuestion for iiur village board to answer when .Mr. Stearn again comes before them, asking for an unlimited and unlimitable supply of water outside our village. 1 can't but wonder how much good thaf red flag or red lantern would be on the Harms property. Seems to me it would be more apt to cau.ne a person to fall than save them from ic, if they did not, happen to see it until just as they got along side of it ready to as¬ cend or descend "the bumps." The Village Board rules no police shall be engaged in forming fire lines at fires. The police have always as¬ sisted the firemen hertofore although possibly the Board was not conversant with the fact''. At the Bartow fire for , , ,, . .u 1 instance when ;ill the firemen were to keep a red nag at the dangerous . ^.,. c- i i i. j i , , ^ , 111. 1 • !.» busy Otlicers Searles and Boyden and place by uav and a red lantern by night -^.i , ,, ._ , ¦', _ . . Wire Screening, 4c running Street, where I am now prepared to sharpen lawn mowers, knives, scissors, etc.. carefully and quickly; also locks fitted with keys, and all kinds of re¬ pairing. A. G. Nock. It All Comrades, Soldiers, Sailors and Patriotic Citizens are invited to be with us. The Relief Corps. No. 239, will take part in our exercises. Sunday noon there will be a lunch " prepared for Comratles and friends at Moving Pictures at Sigmond Opera the Post rooms. House, every evening, at 8:15, except Owing to the fact that the use ofthe on nights of special attractions; the M. P. Church at Rockville Cemetery opening night was a great success, was denied the veterans last year when with the new method of projection. It a heavy storm came un, the veterans will not go there this year, but will place by day and a red lantern by nigh to warn pedestrians It was alsr) de¬ cided to consult with the Board of Sup¬ ervisors and settle the question wheth¬ er the streets abutting coanty roads were under control of the County or Village. Trustees Sigmond and Bedell were appointed a committee to attend this inatter; also to represent the Board in a consultation with .Mr. Swezey, attorney for Mr. Harms, to see what couid be done to remedy the conditions. Flags, Ic to SOc. DaSilva's. It. to the Board that they would be per > .. e rt.. ' """•""' fectly safe in supplying electric cur- have the graves of the comrades there ^, ^ o_ _:.l i_. I«)Ssibly otlier.s placed in charge by Captain Dunbar very materially aided the tiremen in their work. If the vil¬ lage board will come inside the fire lines somo time when we have a real fire they will find the firemen have plenty of work without doing police duty. Surely a place psiicemen are most needed is to keep the crowfl back at a fire. Somebo«ly has fallen and threatens "," A,..-,^.. j'o sue the village for damages, and the Civil Engineer Alv.nG.SmithEtated jjg^^^ ^^j^ is to be fixt; across the street a little further sfiuth is a place where several have fallen but no one has been seriously hurt and no action has been taken. In this case it is merely a little rise in the walk which c<)uld undoubtedly be repaired for $2, as there is only a difference of about an inch, just enough to trip over. in reply to question that Mr. Harms walk had not been laid according to any grade furnished, but was laid by Mr. Van Riper, the owner at the time, to suit the condition.-; existing, that being before any village grade linea were established. Engineer William R. Smith reported James F. Campion, electrician, is a new advertiser in the Review this week. decorated on .Monday. A pretty and new feature of the events of Decoration Day will be the spreading of flowers on the water a the head of Freeport River, preceding the ceremonies at the grave. Donations of flowers for decorated rent for power at 8c with same reduc¬ tions for quantities as at present, and The salary of the Health Ocflfier ia fixed at ?"i'JO [H.'r year, instead of $150 last year, and it is small at that. if for day service only thpy might do j^p work incident to tbis office is at Firemen's Parade opening night, Orpheum Moving Pictures, Merrick Road and Main St., next Tuesday, .May soldiers' graves may be sent to W. H. ''"tkI'IT^. -30; State Firemen's Parade at Free- Patterson, South .Main Street, Monday port last October; other good reels. It or Tuesday mornings. better. A resolution was unanimously passed fixing the cate for current for power at »c subject to existing discounts for W. P. W. Haff. the largest coal 13c; dealer on Long Island. The cheapest place to buy coal. Exclusive dealer I in some of the best grades of coal. It On Saturday, May 23, Rev. W. H. I , Burgwin, pastor of the M. E ! Leave your news items or orders for I >" Hempstead, united in matrimony printing or advertising when our office ] Merton C. Hitphcock of New Rochelle ' is closed, in tbe mail box on the south , ¦"<! Edythe. daughter of Edward A. HYMENEAL HITCHCOCK—TURNER On Saturday, May 23, Rev The clerk was instructed to get bi<l- for 2o0U ft. of hose for the fire depart¬ ment, according to the vote at the last village election. President Gunning reported that he ^^^^ salary went to Albany Wednesday to join in the protest against the proposed bill to After .Mr. times very unpleasant and no doctor would take it unless actutated by a strong desire to be of service to the village. During the months of Feb. and March I)r. Witmer was called uixin as Health Officer in 78 cases, making several calls on some of the cases. Figure it out at regular rates if yoo have any doubts as to the smallness of side of oar office. Nassau County Review, 64 S. Main St, Freeport, N. Y. and Elizabeth Turner. Nugents' "Airdome" is aboot Jane 10. to open Tha Brooklyn Times says J. Hoyler Ellison of this village will be a candi¬ date for the Republican nomination for Member of Assembly next Fall. Stearn of the Stanton Church exempt New York City property in p^rk Co. told how easy it was to bring this and other counties from taxation, g ,Tian to your way of thinking with a He said they were assessed at oTer glass of beer or a good cigar, evidently $300,000 on the village books, over as an elucidation of why members of $600,000 on tbe town tax books, and a the village board were so anxious to consequently similar amount for school supply his property, a half mile north purposes, practically 10 par cent of tbe ; of the Tillage with water, I cannot bnt property of the village. Atthe hear-1 ^qnder if he is still serving the beer Ion Fmpert lets oi hit I Lool Topics Contlooed eo Pigs 9
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|Nassau County Review 19110526
|Nassau County Review 19110526
Vol. XVI
No. 30
.Mr.s. Thurst'jii of I.eonia, N. J., was visiting; at the hotne of .Mrs. 1,. H.Rosa thia week.
Mrs. Whitney Van Wicklen, whose illness was noted last week, is still very low from pneumonia.
Ilenry C. Schluter is having a cellar excavated and foundation erected under his store at the co.'ner of Church Street and Merrick Roaii.
C. F. Gere has leased the Woodcleft Bathing Pavilion which is now open. The barge and dredges will be removed immediately and the bathing at this popular resort will be better than ever.
The Junior Class of F. II. S. will hold a social at the home of Marian Bedell, ;i,5,') Archer Street, this Satur¬ day evening, .May 27. Ice cream and candy will be on sale. A box lunch- | eon will be served. Come and bring I your friends.
Miss Florence Thompson entertained a number of friends at "5o0" Friday; good time; refreshments; prizes, 1st, Miss Helen Powell; 2nd, .Mrs. C. S. Donaldson; .'ird, .Mrs. J. A. Sutphin; 4h, Mrs. II. L. .Maxson; consolation, Miss Phebe Parshall.
Mrs. Charles Wallace and son, Clyde, ferrner Freeporters, have returned from (California where they have been living. Mrs. Wallace is in Philadel¬ phia and Clyde is visiting friends here. He will soon join his mother in Phila¬ delphia where he will enter the real estate business.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Helen Genevieve, ihiughter of .Mrs. Ida Powell, to Mr. Charles Le Roy Corliy, to take place on Wedne?day, June 14th, at the home of the liride. Miss Powell is a native of Freeport and Mr. Corby has lived here for sev¬ eral years, coming from Brooklyn.
Miss Julia C. Ross was "At Home" to a number of friei:d3 laat Saturday afternoon. A cousin, .Mrs. .Matteson of New York, helped hi'r receive while Miss Nina Humphrey and .Mrs. A. N, Johnson, also Misses Warren. Harriette Warren, Edith Phair, Adelphi friends of Miss Ross, helped in serving in the dining room.
0. W. Humphrey, who had the con-' Tuesday being a holiday, this office tract from the village to till in the hole will be closed all day. on tha conduit line, north of Jacob -
Post's building, is doing the work this week.
Ji'hn Holloway has returned to Free- port after spending the winter in Florida.
The Hill Stock Company with .Miss Alice Donaldson will present " Fair- child of the Har Z," a Western play, in Sigmond Opera House on Monday ev¬ ening, June I'J, tor benefit of Excelsior H
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- , < , } - 5^ PAGE TWO T a S LEADEE THtJBSDAT. JUKE 88. ]9Ss^ In Appreciation We wish to thank all of our renders rind Wends for'the many mcssngfis ami k-ttfrs of condolences and expressions of syinpallisf «|Kin the sudden death or our Editor, Eddie Vasil. • This tragic event hns left, not <inly we at the Leader but the cnlire comtnuhily in ii daze. He is grciitly missed and will lonff bv rcineinbcred, Mr. Viwil worked hard Hud long in his chosen Held of reporting and publicity. His interests were varied but never did he turn down any request to help ,-> worthy charity or to promote the welfare of Ihf pwiplc. the Villnge «»f Frecport and Nassau County. CHARLES P. BUCKLEY, JR.. Publisher 'Facts About Freeport'Issued By Viltage Government . • Preepurt, the village with a hLslory tlmt goes back to prc-Rcvo-lutinnnry diiys, would be the 17th largest city in New York State, Jf it wore » city, by virtue nt its 42,000 population. That is ono of the many salicrit points of interest found in a in?w 34-pago illujitratcd booklet being di.-itributed by the Freeport viltaRo fiovcrnmoiit. Tlio publi imtion, aecorciinj; to Mayor Rob. crl J, Ssvcertey, is designed to ;"hclp Frcnporter!! become more kiuivvlcdgeiible about their com-niunity imd to atlnict more K'KH! citizen.";, }!ood teaehurs, ami desirable indu.'stry." Miilltletl "Fiicts About Free-ij'oil" the biK>klet lias been prepared by llie villu«c! administra tlon, in ciiopunition wilh fhe lo-ciil Board of Education and the .X''ri'i|jfirt Chamber (»f Commerce. C<ipie:i may be pick(!d up at the Village Hall, 4« North Ocean Avenuj?, doily from 8:30 a.m. to liUiiililviik on MarrlcN Hi. Phone MA 34622 One Block Ea«t of Mtadvwbrook Parjtway -'•'•wow^sisQreG; Fred, Asiatra Petula Clark Tommy Steele "Flnlan's "•^Rainbow" OcMghtlul - TuMfut 4:30 p.m., sinKly by individuals, or in quaniily by community organ izdtion.s. Baldwin Junior High Athletes Honored Special awards, letters and cor-lificntcs were presented to stu-denfc! for their outstanehnft contribution to the sports program at Biikhvin Junior High at a Spoits Award Assembly hold this month. Mi.ss Pulrieia Donohue, faculty advisor to the Cheerleaders,'presented letters to the foUowiuR girts: Busiin Eburlu, Co-Captain; Betty ScfiBll, Co-Caplain; Susan Westcott, Lindu Schwartz, Ja'ne Deriehy,. Heather Morlh, Janet Chnphi, Kristin Kulwara, Dcbrw Ligouri, SAVE FHEE T.V. ' "^ CcrttftcafC.'!' Were awarded to. E4vso Schwart?, DJone- Bohrens, Karen Lukkajir)t%^ Diane Rossello, CuthcHno Coblil, Nancy Kemp-nor, Dlauc DeBekker, Stephanie Craig, Juaifno Golly. The following Vursity fpwlrlcrs, rccei^'cd their awarcte from their faculty advisor, Mrs. Ruth Dixon: Eleanor Uurkin, Head Majorette; Nancy Shuehon, Captain; Charlotte Manning, Judy Oughultret*, Carolyn LiKiker, Liznbeth Dorgan, Donna Eldridge, Patricia Dntz, Bemadette -Pcriaioli, ' Patricii Nicholsc/rt, Bonnie Bean, Jane McMullen, ' 7th grade; Susan Daigncault, 8th grade; and Anita Goodwin, Blh grade received awards .as .ojjtslandinfi athletes from Mrs. A r i e Bunia of the physical education department. ''•••' Tennis Tcairi letters were awarded by Coach Strauss to: Stuart Thau, Co-Captain; Paul ParLser, Co-Captain; Stevfn Robert.'!, Wayne Alblnder, Robert Light, Steven Seide, and Donald Ross. Certificates were presented to; Seth Rosenzweii!, Warren Lazarus, Jeffrey Abrarns, Mate Braunstcin. William. Shebar. Most Valuable Player award in baseball was awarded to .Co-Cop-taln Glenn Gehlbach and Battilig Champion award went to Warrcr, Myers. Letters were presented by Conch Schrcicr to the following players: Glenn Gehlbach, Co- Cuptain; William Ruvolo, Co- Captain; William Sternheim, William Adams, ToiTancc Duffy, Richard Sodigur, Jaracji Me- Gowan, Gregory, Miller, Bavid Colemmi, Robert Bernrdi, Alfred Salvnti, Frank Bsposito, Warren Myers, George Bonelli, Kevin McCrhee, Ronald Cavniiere, Patrick King, Howard Flannry. David Lackovic won 'the Most Vuiuuble Player award in la-cro. sse and Best Defensive and Best Oirensivi! Player awards, were prcsonlud to Robert McKay and Michael Klein rospcctively. Coach Richard Schle,v prcsditod letters to: Dnvid Lackovic, Captain; Robert Lopopolo, Michael Klein, Peter Alblnski, Gary Williams, Daniel Kane, Lewis Wcin- Ktfiiri, Robert McKay, Jame.-i Clarke, Kenneth Nolti, John Durham. Jeff Schmich, Alan Jacobs, Eric Klein, Jeffrey Coleman, Ceriitieulus were prtscnttd to: Lawrence' ' ' MhT4fndn{_-."" iftobej't" Laricaiitmv. Edwfin Green, Paul Fiiiley, David Gaddy, James Felix, Steven Angus, William Muhioy, .John Allen, Marc Blum, Robert Aronson, Mark Welling. J^arlih' Batoy, 'Co-Captain of the Track Team, wah awarded the Mast Valuable Pliiyer award by Coach Lijme'iidolu who also. presented letter-s to: Martin Freeport Youth Awarded Degree Robert B. Vogel of 44 N. Long Beach .Ave, Freeport has been awarded a B.A.' degree frohi Syracuse University on June 7. The .son of Doctor and Mrs.'George Vogel, he is a graduate of Free-port High Schobl. Bnte.v, Salvutore Bllottn, Co-Captain; Richard Gillis, Manager; Wiliiam_ Luiz, Manager; Todd Allen. John BarnweU, Charles Becker, Andrew Cohen, Daniel Cooper, George Fellow."!, Robert Hyiies, John Jackson, Robert Kirschenboum, Matthew Kole-ntck, Stuart Kuscher, Joseph Matthew.s, Stcvcli Munzing, Charles Nelson, Wayne Norbcrg, William Ostrow, Kenneth Palmer, William Quiglcy, Gregory, Joseph Scannclla, Leo Schnffer, Rich Sehiogolmilch, Randall Schrnde, Peter Sehulcr, Andrew Spalt, Steven Weinberg, James Westmacott. Certificates lor tifack were also presented to: Gregory Drum-moiid, Dillard Wcyer, Robert Edmund, William Polt, Robert Adams, Scth Werner, Joseph Squilliuitc, and Hdiry Hngens. FREEPORT GMZING WORKS, Inc. 126'^E3istMernckRo«d. Auto Gitm ItMlalle^ for AU make' Caii''Sf Trucks Doing Both ihttunincs and Customers inMallatlon SincB «1<>, Let ua Iiaiidl* four Auto GIBBS Pzobliun NO JOB TOO SWALLI UNHAPPY? Should ^ u becrnni disenchanted Mth yaur present fuel oil supfMifr — call us (or the oppoituntty to eniojr our new, "CftsflnjIiaBdSemjee'f lor greater home comfort. paragon Oil Company Pioneer 6-8901 ofnct$ *ND lekmiHAii SKSS K imouBHom lONO isiAm \i^ZSl •• Edith's & Harry's OiTfiAK ilOllSIf — AIR CONDITIONED — Foot of Ray St. on Froepprt.River BUSINESSMEN'S COMPLETE LUNCHEON Menu Changes Every Day — But Not .The Price from $1.25 to $1.50i. 'Best Shell Steak inTown"$2.50(luncheon orly) J3INNER from $2.95 • SfWd t i l l 2 A.lVi;- "• PIANO BAJ? featuring BUZZY MOORE Mon.-Wed..Fri.-Sa«.-Sun. 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. HAPPY HOyn All Drinks Half Prlcp 5 to 6 p.m. > Mon. thrifniFrl?'!- So. Main - Left on RAY St., Freeport MA 3-958B THE EDITH MclNTOSH SCHOOL OF MUSIC Musk Center, 48 Hillside Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. AnnouncsB s Summer Course ol Eight Weeks CommcnclnB June 24»h » Piano, Theory, Violin. Violoncello. Organ, Flute, Voleo Boglslor now lor Summer Couiso and for Fall Term Phone for Appointment RO«kvlile Centre 4-0980 Yel.! FReaporl 8-9315 ERNIE'S AND TOMMY'S MIDSHIP' RESTAURANT Full couiso dinners «»ivod dally. LOBSTERS - SEAFOOD - STEAKS, & CHOPS iSPECIAL ATTENTION CSIVEN TO PABTIES Open 7 Days a Week mi So. Grovo St" Freeport The LEADER , "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY'^ (Started 193S) Published Every Thursday .by the Froopbrt Leader, Inc. Chartes P. Bttckley, Jr" President The People's Official Newspaper Serving The Community for 29 Years EdiioriBl.and Advertising Offices: t h e Loader Buildiat, 154 East Merrick Road, Freoport, H. Y. I1S2I1 Telaphones! FReeport B-3133 — 8-3080 Second-class postage paid at Freeport, New York Sul>scription Rate: $2.00 a Year l>y MaU Thomas F* McMahoa, Advertising Manage:; Stan NteCalfrey. Si»>rt$ Editor WHAT'S MY LINE? From the movie lots of Hollywood, from raceways around the World, the testing and proving grounds of the Dodge Corp., it is our pleasure to present the 1969 Idition of the World Famous Hurricane Hell Drivers, It's a.thrill a minute when these Motor Mad Maniacs take to the raceway in a new fleet of 1969 Dodge Automobiles. The World's greatest precision drivers'and stunt men will keep you on the edge of your seat for two full hours of automobile t'uify and motorcycle insanity. Performances of the Hell Drivers at the Freeport Stadium, TUES., JULY 1 are limited to one engagement. (Ram Date, Wed., July 2nd) ' ;r'.; ui'
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Irretrievable (eBook)
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Opposites attract, and Helmut Holk and Christine Arne, the appealing married couple at the center of this engrossing book by one of Germany's greatest novelists, could not be less alike. Christine is a serious soul from a devout background. She is brooding and beautiful and devoted to her husband and their two children. Helmut is lighthearted and pleasure-loving and largely content to defer to his wife's deeper feelings and better wisdom. They live in a beautiful large house overlooking the sea, which they built themselves, and have been happily married for twenty-three years—only of late a certain tension has crept into their dealings with each other. Little jokes, casual endearments, long-meditated plans: they all hit a raw nerve.
How a couple can slowly drift apart, until one day they find themselves in a situation which is nothing they ever wished for but from which they cannot go back, is at the heart of this timeless story of everyday life. Theodor Fontane's great gift is to tell the story effectively in his characters' own words, listening to how they talk and fail to talk to each other, watching them turn away from their own true feelings as much as from each other. Irretrievable is a nuanced, affectionate, enormously sophisticated, and profoundly humane reckoning with the blindness of love.
About the Author
Theodor Fontane (1819–1898), novelist, critic, poet, and travel writer, was one of the most celebrated nineteenth-century German men of letters. He was born into a French Huguenot family in the Prussian town of Neuruppin, where his father owned a small pharmacy. His father's gambling debts forced the family to move repeatedly, and eventually his temperamentally mismatched parents separated. Though Fontane showed early interest in history and literature—jotting down stories into school notebooks—he could not afford to attend university; instead he apprenticed as a pharmacist and eventually settled in Berlin. There he joined the influential literary society Tunnel über der Spree, which included among its members Theodor Storm and Gottfried Keller, and turned to writing. In 1850 Fontane's first published books, two volumes of ballads, appeared; they would prove to be his most successful books during his lifetime. He spent the next four decades working as a critic, journalist, and war correspondent while producing some fifty works of history, travel narrative, and fiction. His early novels, the first of which was published in 1878, when Fontane was nearly sixty, concerned recent historical events. It was not until the late 1880s that he turned to his great novels of modern society, remarkable for their psychological insight: Trials and Tribulations (1888), Irretrievable (1891), Frau Jenny Treibel (1892), and Effi Briest (1895). During his last years, Fontane returned to writing poetry, and, while recovering from a severe illness, wrote an autobiographical novel that would prove to be a late commercial success. He is buried in the French section of the Friedhof II cemetery in Berlin.
Douglas Parmée (1914–2008) was a lecturer in modern languages at Cambridge and a Lifetime Fellow of Queens' College. He translated many works of classic and contemporary literature from French, Italian, and German, receiving the the Scott Moncrieff Prize for French translation in 1976. NYRB Classics publishes his translations of The Child by Jules Vallès, Afloat by Guy de Maupassant, and Nature Stories by Jules Renard.
Phillip Lopate is the author of the essay collections Against Joie de Vivre, Bachelorhood, Being with Children, Portrait of My Body, and Totally, Tenderly, Tragically; and of the novels The Rug Merchant and Confessions of a Summer.
Praise for Irretrievable…
"[Irretrievable is] one of Fontane's most idiosyncratic achievements, and certainly one of the finest literary autopsies of a foundering relationship…. The pleasure of the novel lies in its subtlety—in this case, a discreet exploration of marital psychology. Here again, trouble starts within and, like a dry rot, eats its way outward….But even after the couple ostensibly reconcile, there's really nothing left; by the end of this mild yet anguished work, all that remains of the marriage is a lifeless residue of thwarted yearning—'nothing but the willingness to be happy.' As so often in the fiction of Theodor Fontane, that's not enough to save the characters, but it's a marvellous subject for a novel." – Daniel Mendelsohn, The New Yorker
"A minor masterpiece of translation. . . " —The Times Literary Supplement
"No writer of past or present stirs in me that kind of sympathy and gratitude, that immediate, instinctive delight, that reflex gaiety, warmth, and satisfaction, which I feel reading any of Fontane's verse, any line of his letters, any scrap of dialogue."
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Most enthusiasts know that wheels and tires can make or break a street machine. Whether you're putting big billet hoops and low-profile radials on a custom Impala or rally wheels and resto-style Wide Ovals on a restored Chevelle, the size and fit of the rolling stock has to be correct for the finished car to look, sit, and drive right.
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APP OF THE DAY: GQ Magazine UK review (iPad)
As we reported earlier, the newly launched UK iPad edition of men's lifestyle magazine GQ is expected to be free for subscribers of the print version. Publisher Conde Nast is currently working on an agreement with Apple and Adobe and although details have yet to be finalised, it is expected that we will see the magazine following the iPad subscription model used by the US edition. In the meantime, you can still download the app.
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You can expect the same glossy photos and top-notch page design that the print version offers, but all nicely tailored to suit the size and shape of Apple's tablet.
Eventually the app is expected to follow the same path as the US version where users can pay for an annual subscription, or buy single issues, while those that subscribe to the print edition of the magazine will be able to access the iPad version for free. We'll let you know once a subscription deal is confirmed.


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Just had a lovely 12 nights at Casares del Sol
Julie, August 2013, read more of this review
Relax on the sunny South facing Terrrace of this privately owned holiday
apartment. Soak up the sun, maybe eating tapas or tasting the local
wine. Enjoy the views over the pool and gardens.
Located on a small, relaxed and friendly complex just a short walk from
Casares beach.
The apartment is fully equipped with what is needed for self catering holiday in this sunny area of Costa del Sol. Ideal for up to 4 people, with 2 bedrooms and bathrooms, and a south facing terrace for relaxing looking out onto the gardens and pools.
The childrens pool is open all year with sun loungers and parasols. The Large pool
with easy access steps, is open May to October with a lifeguard.
Built in a traditional Andalucian style, the apartment is in a quieter part of the Costa del Sol, close to the beach in the foothills of the Sierra Bermeja in Andalucia Spain between Marbella and Gibraltar. Our self catering holiday apartments provide home comforts and an ideal base for enjoying your holiday.
The accommodation at Casares del Sol apartment is ideal for self catering holidays with all the comforts of home. So whether your holiday choice is to relax with the family next to the pool or on a sandy beach, or to be pampered at a spa or enjoy watersports or to play golf, Casares apartments are an ideal base for holidays in Spain.
The location of Casares del Sol is within easy reach of Gibraltar, Marbella, Puerto Banus, Estepona and Duquesa. Sightseeing, culture and history can be found in Estepona, Cadiz, Jerez, Seville and Malaga. The exclusive Sotogrande marina is a 10 minute drive, and San Roque and Alcadesia are close by.
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We can source extra apartments within our same gated community.
We spend several months a year at our apartment. We love the Casares area, away from the commercial Costa del Sol. Although we do enjoy going out for the evening in bustling Puerto Banus, as much as anyone! Nick & Anne Lane


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Apostle is now on our KoS list
Apostle is now on our KoS list
Just wanted to update this, People are still playing Wakfu.
There's still 6-10 of us are still playing and others are randoms.
We're still welcoming people to join us!
Wakfu: Roxie HubrecutOriginally Posted by Quote
Level 63 Earth Fogger wooo
600$ PC (not including HD and Case since using previous one)
Windows 7 (Direct X Awesomeness)
Intel I5 2400 1355 Socket (210$)
HD 5770 x2 (got them on sale) (200$)
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PCI Sound card 7.1 (40$)
Motherboard (60$)
Sorry guys, but with the lack of players, as you are aware, I am surely done with Wakfu for the time being. I would like to thank everyone who joined in and made it fun.
Hi I hope I'm not too late to join. >.<
But what server is everyone on :O
Thanks! Is there any class in particular that we need? :O I like all the classes so i'd prefer something that is Under Played


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We're excited to bring you up to speed on the next Medal of Honor, titled Medal of Honor Warfighter. More details to come in the next few weeks but, we'd like to share a visual inspiration and representation of this title now:
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EA has officially revealed Medal of Honor: Warfighter.
The follow-up to 2010's Medal of Honor was previously confirmed as being in development, and a logo was teased in Battlefield 3's instruction booklets. Now, the first details have been confirmed.
Official Xbox Magazine (via Game Informer) reports that Warfighter will be developed by Danger Close, the same studio behind Medal of Honor from 2010. The game will follow the story of Tier 1 Operators and will run on Frostbite 2, the same engine as Battlefield 3.
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From Digital Spy's Q&A section:
Revenge? Any channel picked it up yet?
Sadly not - for those of you not in the know, Revenge airs on ABC in the US and stars Emily VanCamp as Emily Thorne, a young woman who's intent on getting even with those who wronged her and her father, who was framed for a crime he didn't commit. Unfortunately, there's still no UK broadcaster attached to the series.
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Wild Animal Birthday Party
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Looks like a very fun day! So much fun that there were animals! Love all the colors too:)ReplyDelete
As I scrolled through your amazing photos, I thought what a fun and cute party and then I arrived at the animal show photos and you blew me away. Wow, I can't show this too my kids ;) this is awesome!ReplyDelete
Love that fun cake too.
Looks like an amazing party! Great pics!ReplyDelete
What a great idea for a party! So cute!!ReplyDelete
What a fun party! Everything was so cute!ReplyDelete
I love this so much, I might have to do it for my little boy this year! Although I think I might be slightly creeped out by the live animals in my home. Yikes.ReplyDelete
Aww!! It all looks like a crazy amount of fun!!! I love the place settings! Even for kiddos it's still fun and cool!!ReplyDelete
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So so sweet. And I just love the photo of Jett with his cute mask.ReplyDelete
This is the cutest party! I pinned those hats a few weeks ago!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful home and party! My favorite thing is the animal parade down the center of the table. And,the hippo eating the leopard. :)ReplyDelete
Very Sweet! What a special birthday party full of darling touches, love it!ReplyDelete
Kirsten, Thank you so much for posting this! My son turns seven in April and would LOVE this kind of party. I'm going to try to book the animal show, he'll love it.ReplyDelete
cutest party ever! the animal show! what an amazing idea! i want to hire them to come to my next bday!ReplyDelete
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Way cute, Kirsten!!!! That was such a fun party. The pictures turned out so great!!ReplyDelete
Looks like such a fun party! I am going to have to keep this theme in mind for when my little one gets older.ReplyDelete
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Okay, that is a killer party- good job, Erin! I may have to copy this entire idea for Henry's party this year. LOVE the live animals!!!ReplyDelete
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This is the best eyeglass case I've ever seen. I bought it for my husband's Ray Ban aviators, the case for which was breaking due to the snap enclosure and flimsy leather. Leatherology's case is made with gorgeous, supple leather and a magnetic snap that seems much sturdier and better designed than the official Ray Ban case. It also came beautifully packaged. Will definitely order from Leatherology again!
Very nice . packaged very nicely. Would give it as a gift like that. Have bought since then also.
The color and the size are perfect and it is what I want. It is a little bit pricy.
This glass case fits easily into my pocketbook at the same time preventing my glasses from being crushed. The leather finish is lovely. The magnetic catch makes it easy to use.
I love these cases. I have four pairs of glasses and a different colored case for each pair.
The case is great for my purse as it won't crush and the feel of leather is so much nicer than the plastic cases I get with my glasses. Expensive glasses, terrible cases. I'm will show this product to my optometrist and suggest he let his other customers know it is available.
The case is beautiful and the monogram is a classic and elegant touch. Loved my product, the shipping was so expedient and everything was wrapped perfectly!
Love leatherology!
Leatherology has the most gorgeous leather ever! Thick and full-grained, it is worth every penny! The colors are yummy and the naturals are super too! I have four pieces so far!
Well-designed in unique colors. In fact, I ordered two of this product for both sets of my eyeglasses.
very nice quality, you can smell the leather, magnetic closure. This is a really nice case. Not for large eye or sunglasses.
I purchased the eyeglass case in brown as a day-of wedding present for my husband. The monogramming was a nice touch, and it was monogrammed right above the flap. The leather is high-quality and smooth, yet it is firm/sturdy so that it keeps the glasses from being crushed. At first, it seemed like his sunglasses wouldn't fit into the case. But with some gentle coaxing, the glasses fit snugly with the lenses facing the flap. Very happy with the purchase, as it seems like an item that will endure years of daily use.
My glasses are not huge, and I did read the listed measurements, but the case is snug in the smallest dimension (height? depth? thickness?). I can get the glasses in, but could use an extra eighth of an inch.
They are nice looking and sturdy enough to keep the glasses from being crushed. As others have mentioned, the Leatherology packaging is also attractive; a nice touch if you were giving one of their items as a gift.
I really liked the leather and style of this eyeglass case, but it would not hold my sunglasses, too small. As I said, it might work for regular glasses; sorry I had to return it.
The quality is good. Overall I am happy with it. I would have liked it more if it had a belt look on the back.
My wife was impressed with the quality of the leather glass case and your timeliness to the order was on target.
It was a Christmas gift and he liked it very much. Would recommend highly
Very nice. Quality item and with monogram made a very special gift
I had been looking for a case like this for quite some time....a case with the divider in the middle that keeps the lenses from getting scratched! I was more than thrilled when my cases arrived...they were wrapped beautifully with a lot of thought. Included was a lovely little cleaner to wipe the lenses as well. Thank you for a reall ""classy"" transaction! I will certainly shop here again!
The leather is of extremely high quality and all, but I just wish that this case provided more protection. The case offers some protection, but it's soft enough that I'm afraid it might get smashed if I accidentally sat on it or something. It's not a hard-shell case, if that's what any of you were looking for. But, it's sturdy enough to withstand the day-to-day abuse.
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As I said elsewhere I've got a new scanner/printer and I've just found out how to scan a document and turn it into a text file, which gives me a chance to present this which I only had in hard copy (due to an old computer crash). It's kinda long so I'll present it in 3 parts (if the first meets with approval). Nothing to do with DW, though it is semi-comic fantasy (not really funny but not to be taken too seriously). Some of you might remember an earlier poem, The Kiss of the Witch that I presented some time ago - http://www.terrypratchett.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4222 and two of the characters from that also appear in this, though much older.
Beyond Our Horizons
Part One: The Dragon and the Camel
Beyond the horizons that we know
Where orchid scented winds do blow
Over rivers fast and mountains high
Through skies where range the pegasi
Lay Camadra, land of peace and plenty
Where no beggar wanted for a penny.
Edric the King and Gwynness, his daughter
Ruled by wise words and laughter
A happy people of hearts most light
That seldom lie and never fight
They had no use for hate and fear
And all was peace and good cheer.
Gwynness' beauty was widely famed
She'd lustrous hair in a glowing mane
Around a face so pure and skin so soft
She seemed like a gift from the friendly gods.
The flowers wept and the birds looked wry
Around Gwynness of the elvish eye.
When not about affairs of state
She gave her time to ministrate
To those who ailed and sickness knew
As time went by her knowledge grew
'Till she was known throughout the land
As their Princess of the Healing Hand.
Suitors called without pause or rest
To court Camadra's sole princess
But though all spoke in honeyed words
Each in turn Gwynness spurned
Behind their words she heard the lies,
Saw the greed that lurked behind their eyes.
As much as her beauty, so was famed
The throne that she would someday claim:
Her father had seen many a long year
And his daughter was his only heir
So the man that Gwynness would agree to wed
Would soon wear a crown upon his head.
The King, though old, was hale and hearty
Under his rule life was a party
And the people all day wore beaming smiles
Until, one day, began their trials:
For Arlech came to Camadra fair
And chose it for his Dragon lair.
Arlech raged across the land
Before his flame no man could stand
With tooth and claw and dragon-fire
He consumed Camadra's peace entire.
In hordes the frightened people fled
Spurred to haste by mortal dread.
In other times when disaster struck
Camadra thanked her good luck
The wizard Yarrow made the land his own
And could be called to defend his home
But now, it seems, he'd gone to ground:
Search as they might he could not be found.
King Edric in terror for his nation
Put forth a royal proclamation
That whoever would this chaos check
And put an end to the dread Arlech
Would win the hand of the fair Gwynness
And would, in time, the crown possess.
Now, though proud, the fine Gwynness
Was for Camadra a loyal Princess
She loved the land and happy people,
Each rude haystack and temple steeple,
So did submit in regal manner
And would the Dragon contract honour.
Far and wide the word was spread
Of a Kingdom won for one dragon dead
To save the land from Arlech's danger
And restore the peace to fair Camadra
Yet Gwynness' hand and elvish eyes
Was seen as a jewel atop the prize.
From near and far the claimants came
In search of wealth and love and fame:
Knights in armour and archers too,
Heroes of every shape and hue,
Men with schemes and clever plans
Each sought to win Gwynness' hand.
But though all fought with skill and wit
Showing strength, nerve and grit
None could take the Dragon's head
And one by one they wound up dead
Camadra suffered the Dragon's spell
As in turn each champion fell.
So, in time, the flood dried up
For few were left to try their luck
Camadra groaned 'neath Arlech's yoke
And the people had near lost all hope
When came to battle the Dragon foe
The wizard black, Durando.
This Mage, of dark and evil aspect,
Laid out his plan to banish Arlech:
He could not promise the dragon's death
But to free them of it's fiery breath
He'd open a portal through time and space
And send Arlech to another place.
Gwynness found herself dismayed
Of this suitor she was afraid
In desperation, she protested
That this plan was most defective
A devil of guilt they would invoke
To visit Arlech upon another folk.
Durando sneered to hear this quibble
Such concerns to him u,ere merely drivel
his moral fibre's naught but tissue
But to address this minor issue
And to save them all from guilty pains
He'd send Arlech where Hell already reigns.
Edric, who sorrowed for his daughter
Yet had to end the dragon's slaughter
Besides, the scheme seemed most hare-brained
And unlikely that the prize be claimed.
Though in his mouth the words were worms
He must agree to the wizard's terms.
And so the day was set to make the try
The place, where Arlech oft would fly.
A royal party gathered to see the test
That could rid them of the dragon pest.
Calling on forces fey and fell
Black Durando cast his spell!
Standing inside a mystic circle.
Speaking words to make blood curdle,
Calling on forces with threats and prayer,
Inscribing runes upon the air,
With a final dramatic cry
He pointed his wand up at the sky!
This wand of the Wizard black
Had runes inscribed all down it's track
And at its tip was a devils paw
Clenched up tight and showing no claw
But as Durando spoke his final words
A pointing finger slowly uncurled.
Gwynness laughed. for nothing happened
At Durando's fail her heart did gladden.
The wizard smiled into his beard
He knew his plan had not been queered:
The gate could not be visible in the least -
If they could see it, so would the beast!
The hour arrived of the dragon's flight
Arlech came soaring at treetop height
On a course directly overhead
Towards the gate the dragon sped
Yet at the brink of the gate he veered away:
From thin air a new monster joined the fray!
Two pair of wings held it aloft
They did not flap, were hard not soft,
It had teeth that whirled around it's nose
And from it's throat a drone arose
But, perhaps, the most wondrous fact
Was that it bore a rider upon it's back!
From the skies above those Flanders fields
Where daily men in droves were killed
Flew a young pilot in a Sopwith Camel
Seeking for Germans for to do battle,
James Reynolds of the Royal Flying Corps.
Into Camadra's skies flew through the air-door
Arlech screamed at this new arrival
A threat it seemed to his survival
No matter how weird and strange
No beast should ever dare his range.
Climbing high, then turning back
The Dragon swooped to the attack!
With claws outstretched the dragon fell
But Reynolds saw and gave a loud yell
He banked and dodged Arlech's claws
And realized he'd found a war:
He'd have to kill this fearsome beast
Else he himself would decease!
He circled 'round for the airman's grail:
To get a bead on the enemy's tail.
His target found, he opened fire
Arlech screamed and flew up higher
Again he swooped, with open jaw -
Flame he spewed, from his fiery maw!
The royal party stared in awe and wonder
At this battle fought with roars of thunder
Who would win and who would lose
It seemed the fates could only choose
Twixt Dragon dread and gallant flier
One spitting lead, one breathing fire!
The Camel got it's sights on its foe
Arlech escaped with a barrel roll.
Once again did the Dragon stoop
Reynolds pulled up in a loop the loop.
Fire and noise lit the gathering night
Below they could see every move of the fight.
The Dragon and Camel wove a tangled web
As they chased and turned and dodged and fled
Neither could land a killing blow
While they danced a jig in the twilight glow
'Till to one move they both were led
And they attacked, flying head to head!
Closer and closer the fliers came
Each to be certain of their aim
The dragon sucked in a mass of air
Ready to light a deadly flare
Reynolds fired first with the greater range
Through Arlech's eye and into his brains!
The Dragon roared fire like a torch
The plane in flames was badly scorched
It's wing and tail were caught alight
No more could the Camel sustain flight
Arlech fell like a stone from the sky.
Reynolds must a crash-landing try.
The flier staggered from the burning wreck
Near where the Dragon had hit the deck
He looked to see the fearsome beast
That had almost made him it's feast
The Dragon he'd fought for the skies
Changed shape before his very eyes!
What once had been the mighty beast
Shrank as it's huge size decreased
Wings disappeared and tail too
The resemblance to a human grew
In the end there lay on the ground
An old man wounded most profound.
Reynolds knelt by the recent foe
To whom he'd dealt a mortal blow.
The flier thought he must be mad or dead
When he heard a voice inside his head
While his life's-blood soaked into the ground
The old man spoke without sound.
"My thanks to you, though you've dealt me death
Heed my words, though I've got no breath
You've saved me from a wicked spell
That turned me to a beast from Hell
Its deadly nature I could not control
Though it was the vessel of my soul.
"An old student of mine cast the spell
We'd argued his use of magic most fell,
And he used his wand with a devils hand
To make me a Dragon instead of a man
He bound me into a draconic brain
And Black Durando is his given name.
"They called me Yarrow in this land
At least they did when I was a man
Arlech they named the beast I became
In who's form I knew, oh, so much pain,
For saving me from that dark beast of strife
I thank you with my last breath of life."
Perhaps Yarrow had more to say
But alas he'd come to his end of days
He died by the light of the airplane fire
In the arms of the man who had been it's flier.
The flames reached the plane's fuel tank at last
The Airman was sent flying, engulfed by the blast.
The royal party arrived at the site
Surveyed the scene by the fire's light
Amazed they were, and wracked with grief
To see their wizard friend deceased
They mourned his death with tears and woe -
All bar the wizard Durando.
Reynolds lay sprawling close nearby
So hurt was the Airman they thought he would die
They tended his wounds right there where he lay
Then bore his senseless form gently away
To a manse that lay not far away,
This strange warrior who'd won the day.
When the Airman was in a sickbed laid
Durando demanded that his price be paid:
Arlech had been banished from the land
Through his use of magic most grand
He'd fulfilled the contract full and true
So Gwynness' hand was his right and due.
Gwynness protested Durando's claim
The terms, she said, were not so plain
Events had not gone to Durando's plan
And they owed a debt to the brave Airman
Whilst the Dragon was gone, so much was true
Unclear it was to whom the prize was due.
Durando dismissed this doubt and said
That the Airman was lying in his deathbed
Gwynness retorted the man could yet live
They owed the best aid they could give:
They could not ignore their debt to this man
And she would tend him with her own healing hand.
King Edric listened to both arguments
Then with regal composure he gave his judgement
The Wizard and Airman, each had a claim
Yet the fate of the Airman as yet was not plain
Who was the victor could not be said
Until the stranger was well or was dead.
Durando cursed the judgement made
Come Hell or high water he swore he'd be paid,
And yet to show his goodwill he said he'd wait -
But not for ever, they must set a date:
He'd be back at first fall to collect what he's due
He'd better be paid, or the day they will rue!
The Wizard bowed then, and bade his leave
But they'd see him again, they must believe.
He spoke an odd word, like a thunderous crash
And he was gone, in a brilliant flash.
The King raised his eyebrows, to his daughter he said
"You'd better make sure that Airman's not dead."


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First of all, the Camera app is so much of a fail app. It doesn't recognize my camera and I've seen others that have "suffered" from that issue. The metro apps just suck. Skype app has the same problem.
So, any way? I've deleted most of the contents in C:\Program Files\WindowsApps. But Camera and Photos aren't there.
Best Answer EmbraceNext , 01 July 2013 - 00:43
Try using powershell.
Saying that is like tossing a 2yo in a river and saying "Try swimming!"
So to expand on your comment, here is a link that will explain HOW to use powershell to accomplish your task.
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You've decided on the artist for your new tattoo, but now the question: what to get and where to put it. Although this is all really a matter of personal preference, there are some things that can possibly help you in making this decision.
The Pain Factor The question I get asked most is, "Where does it hurt the most?". Well, there are no hard and fast rules about this subject, but based on many opinions over the years, here are some ideas:
- Most Painful Areas:
- Men – Abdomen, Spine, Chest
- Women – Ankle, Spine, Ribcage
- Least Painful Areas:
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- Women – Abdomen, Buttocks, Thigh, Shoulder
Consider Your Professionalism It's great to see that many white-collar professionals are getting tattooed these days. It is becoming more main-stream and acceptable on all levels of education, background, and professions. Unfortunately, though, this does not mean it is acceptable to the employers or clientelle of the professional worker. Before putting a tattoo in a very visible area of your body, you will want to consider how it will affect those around you.
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Need some ideas for your new tattoo? Check out The Tattoo Gallery for some great tattoo pictures sent in by fans and artists from all over the world.
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Arizona Cardinals' special teams coach: Patrick Peterson playing 'outside of himself'
For Arizona Cardinals' Patrick Peterson, his sophomore campaign has been a trying one. As a rookie, Peterson was a dynamic force on the field and made his presence known early and often. But as his performance elevated, so did expectations.
This season, the Cardinals' cornerback and punt return specialist has struggled to find his groove, and seemingly has been pressing to try to make a play happen.
Special teams coach Kevin Spencer said he's aware of his opponents' approach when it comes to covering Peterson and he's trying to make adjustments accordingly.
"I know what people are trying to do so what can we do a little bit more effectively, whether it be technique or scheme to try to get a crack to get him going," Spencer said.
Spencer said he's not dwelling on the past and instead evaluating ways the team can get their promising young star back on track.
"I think it's just we've got to move forward and again I think [Peterson] is just trying too hard," Spencer stated. "When have you ever seen a game where he put two balls on the ground? I think he's just trying so desperately to make a play that even he is playing outside of himself."
Last year, the 22-year-old had four touchdowns and a punt return average of 15.9 yards. This season, he's getting only 7.7 yards per return.
Peterson has made some critical gaffes in games this season, most recently a late fumble against the Green Bay Packers. For the year, Peterson has fumbled the ball five times and has dropped balls against the Dolphins and Packers.
"He's not that good where he can have one eye on a guy coming down field and one eye on the ball. You got to take care of business and ball security first and foremost," Spencer said.
Peterson's struggles could be a result of him trying too hard, but opponents now have a solid scouting report on him and won't let the talented youngster beat them.
"It's a challenge. Last year we might have snuck up on some folks but this year that's not going to happen," Spencer said. "So I guess it's just we got to have a good scheme and when it happens, we've got to take advantage of it. It might only be once a game, but we got to be ready to get it done and do it better than we have thus far."
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•1503 - Michelangelo begins work on his statue of David
•1788 - NY City becomes 1st capital of US
•1789 - 1st loan to US government (from NYC banks)
•1851 – Birthday/Walter Reed, US Army Surgeon, proved mosquitoes transmit yellow fever
•1881 - Lewis Latimer invents & patents electric lamp with a carbon filament
•1965 - Today Show's 1st totally color broadcast
•1972 - 1st TV broadcast of "Waltons" on CBS
•1977 - General Motors introduces 1st US diesel auto (Oldsmobile 88)
•1992 - Lou Jacobs, US clown (1966 US postage stamp), dies at 89
•1998 – Death/George Wallace, American politician (b. 1919)
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Most people associate the name Yenko with fire-breathing 427 Camaro/SCs, 427 Chevelle/SCs, and 427 Nova/SCs, but the fact of the matter is that Canonsburg, Pennsylvania's Yenko Chevrolet was very proud to be the Greater Pittsburgh area's only "authorized" High Performance Corvette dealer back in the day. Throughout the 1960s, Don and Frank Yenko routinely ran ads in the Pittsburgh Press proudly announcing "Buy Your Corvette at Yenko Corvette Center," and they sold a ton of them. But where did they all go?
Pennsylvania native Brian Henderson is co-owner of one of the most successful muscle car restoration shops in the country, Latrobe, Pennsylvania's Super Car Workshop, and together with partner Joe Swezey is responsible for some of the country's top scoring Yenko Camaro, Chevelle, and Nova (concourse) restorations. Henderson is also a Yenko historian of note and a veritable storehouse of knowledgeable when it comes to the awesome road machines that Don Yenko and his crew at Yenko Sportscars, Inc. created.
"When it came to "high end" Corvettes, like "Big Tank" cars, "Fuelie's," L88 big-block and Tri-Power cars, etc., Yenko Chevrolet was reknown for stocking the cream of the crop, says Henderson."
But every once in awhile, even an expert like Brian gets blown away when an uncommon rarity like this 40,000-mile, Code 984 Daytona Yellow '69 Yenko 427 "L71" 435 hp at 5,800 rpm and 460 lb/ft. at 4,000 rpm, Corvette T-top car surfaces.
"I'm always on the lookout for genuine Yenko survivor cars. In the last thirty years, I've found plenty of Yenko Camaro's, Chevelles, and Nova's, but this is the first unrestored Yenko sold Corvette I've ever run across. I mean, how many times do you find an unmolested factory original Daytona Yellow '69 iron head 427/L71 T-top in such pristine condition right down to a working factory burglar alarm system? Finding it was really a big deal since so many of the high-performance Chevrolet products sold by Yenko Chevrolet/Yenko Sportscars, Inc. were ridden hard and put away wet in a manner of speaking, but not this one!"
Since Yenko Sportscars, Inc. never built a limited production "Yenko Corvette/SC" specialty car like their Corvairs, Camaros, Chevelles, and Novas, the paper trail on "regular"-if you could call it that-new car sales, which were handled directly through the parent company, Yenko Chevrolet, Corvettes included, and is practically non-existent.
Historically, this Corvette L71 has "been seen around" the Greater Pittsburgh area most of its forty years. As to exactly who bought the car new still remains a mystery. However, a couple of years ago, the Corvette resurfaced after it was purchased by a New Florence, Pennsylvania, Corvette collector named Bob Priest. By the time Brian Henderson bought the car, (Christmas 2007) Priest had performed a basic engine rebuild on the original date code ("LT") 427 big-block, 4.251-inch bore and 3.76-inch stroke, and cast-iron square-port "L71" big-block cylinder heads, using the original stock GM components; and that also included rebuilding the original 1,200-cfm (combined) Holley Tri-Power carburetors. However, very little else if anything has been done to the car.
"This is a typical Yenko Corvette in the respect that it is a high end 11.0:1 compression 427/435 HP big-block Tri-Power car complete with Muncie M21 four-speed and 4.11:1 geared rear end which is the way Yenko liked to order them!"
With the exception of a repainted engine block-done when the engine was rebuilt-everything else on Brian's '69 T-top is 100 percent original . . . well, almost. One T-top had to be replaced early on when after a drive with the tops out, it began to rain. Returning quickly home to the garage, the owner failed to notice the top on the floor and ran it over. That includes the car's Code "984" Daytona Yellow paint, and Code "ZQ4" black vinyl bucket seat interior complete with AC Delco AM/FM radio. But it's the little things that separate an original Corvette from a restoration.


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The Battle of Gettysburg
Jul 1st 2013 new
Today marks the 150th anniversary of the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, PA. The battle was fought on July 1-3, 1863, and resulted in over 50,000 casualties. It was the bloodiest battle ever fought on American soil. Let us remember these brave souls who fought and died there, and thank God for their wonderful sacrifices. They have helped make our country the great nation it is today. In the words of Abraham Lincoln, who 150 years ago entreated us to honor and remember the dead who fought there: "The world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced." May God bless these dear soldiers, and may they rest in peace. +


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Owned is so 2004.
Owned is so 2004.
you are so silly pineapple pete
IG: corboamnesiac
I find when it comes to Radiohead... there are 3 types of people
1)People who only know their mainstream radio songs.
2)People who know their entire catalogue.
3)People who think they are pretentious assholes.
Also, sometimes 1+3 go together.
gelato is so incredibly delicious.
If you're not moved by Karma Police, you have no soul.
Same goes for A Day In The Life, for whoever said they don't like The Beatles. And I haven't heard the "I'm rich but sad" complaint about Nirvana in a long time, still don't really understand it. They weren't always rich. You think a suicidally depressed heroin addict is going to perk up just because he got rich? Ever noticed that rich people aren't particularly happier than other people?
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Bill Gates looks to be pretty happy. /devil's advocate
A green plastic watering can
For a fake chinese rubber plant
In the fake plastic earth
That she bought from a rubber man
In a town full of rubber plans
To get rid of itself
It wears her out, it wears her out
It wears her out, it wears her out
She lives with a broken man
A cracked polystyrene man
Who just crumbles and burns
He used to do surgery
On girls in the eighties
But gravity always wins
And it wears him out, it wears him out
It wears him out, it wears him out
She looks like the real thing
She tastes like the real thing
My fake plastic love
But I can't help the feeling
I could blow through the ceiling
If I just turn and run
And it wears me out, it wears me out
It wears me out, it wears me out
And if I could be who you wanted
If I could be who you wanted
All the time, all the time
This song made me love Radiohead even though i was only 7. Other all time favorite band Nirvana, i was influenced by my older cousin.
you guys, im not trying to get attention...
i just haven't ever gotten into Radiohead and i wanted to see what a fan's argument for them would be. cuz it seems to me like people drool head-over-heels for them, i just wanted to know why. i dont actually think they suck...i just thought this would be the best way to get an argument in defense of this band.
consider this question:
whats so great about them?
their lyrics, the unbelieveable atmosphere at their concerts, the actual music, many more things. They don't create fake emotion through their music.
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I still get emotional about Paranoid Android and Electioneering.
You should like Radiohead because they are punk legends
2015 Collaborative Playlist on Spotify.
assuming you finished.
and yet we still wonder why the smart people aren't breeding as fast as the wal mart set. who wants to bring up kids in a world where sentences like this are allowed to exist? so depressing. really.
Radiohead is still one of my favorite bands.
They are one of the few bands who have always pushed the boundaries of "mainstream" music and have never rested on their laurels by putting out the same crap every release (Hail to the Thief excepted, but that's another argument...) instead challenging their fanbase by changing their sound and putting out records that take time to appreciate. You could pick 2-3 records of theirs and not only argue that they belong in the top 10 record pantheon but never fail to send shivers down my spine...
Now, having said that, I am starting to feel that their creative output has run the course. I didn't feel the same power and emotion with Hail to the Thief that I had with all earlier records. Their last tour left much to be desired though I think they basically wanted to test out the new batch of songs on their core fanbase so they in turn booked smaller more initimate venues (which I thought would be great, but the energy didn't translate).
I will be one of the first in line to check out the new record when it comes out and I will always go see them, but I do think that we will be witnessing the remaining years of this band on the downward slope after such a glorious and beautiful uphill climb...
Are you pushing it out, you ******?
If you dont like the beatles then get the fuck out of america...
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It wasn't written for you, douchebag.
Are you pushing it out, you ******?
It took me two years to decide that I didn't hate Hail to the Thief as much as I thought I did. The fact remains that I still only really enjoy two or three songs on it.
As far as their new material goes it has a much greater impact on me than HTTT, especially Videotape, since I have the haunting little number Thom did for Nigel's web-television show. Others I have a great antipathy for (as I have for Karma Police and Creep) and need to be nixed or changed fundamentally in my mind. I don't know what I'll do if 4-Minute Warning appears on the album. Talk about downward spiral...
But if Piney doesn't like it he doesn't need my help. I hated Radiohead for ten years.


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