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The Niegocki siblings have reluctantly decided to sell the family farm bringing an end to a legacy that they say has lasted 100 years and spread out over 120 acres in Mt. Sinai.
Almost a century ago, Anthony Niegocki Sr. traveled east from Hicksville to purchase a large swath of land in Mt. Sinai. When the elder Niegocki's son, Anthony Jr., met his future wife Joanna Bubka at a dance in Eastport, the two settled down to scratch out a living in the dirt, farming the front parcel for his father, growing potatoes, cauliflower and cabbage among other crops. They bought the property in 1941.
Over the ensuing decades, the Niegocki farm was slowly portioned off. In the early 1960s, 96 acres of the farm to the northeast was sold off and became a residential subdivision off of Jesse Way. According to the family, another 25 acres was sold to Panfield Nursery and McGoverns Sod Farm. That piece eventually became part of Heritage Park.
All that is left of over 120 acres of farmland is a two-story white and green farmhouse and a wooden barn on a little under four acres of property fanning out between Mount Sinai Coram Road and North Ocean Avenue (Route 83).
Last July, Joanna Niegocki passed away at 90-years-old, three years after her husband Anthony Jr. died at age 91. That four-acre remnant is now up for sale, perhaps to be snatched up by a developer who can cut it up into even smaller parcels.
The Niegocki children aren't happy about it but it's something they know they must do.
"It's not good," said Ray, one of the Niegocki's four children – three boys and one girl – who just happened to be reuniting this week for the wedding of his son Matthew. Ray stood on the front porch of the farmhouse along with his brothers Joe and Stanley and his sister Terry Sclefani. Stanley and Ray both still live on Long Island. Joe retired to North Carolina. Terry lives in Tennessee.
"It sucks," said Stanley echoing his brother's sentiment.
The Niegocki sons and daughter would rather see the property farmed, or instead of having a stranger come in to subdivide the property, they'd like to do it themselves.
"For us to do it, it would take ten years," said Stanley.
He said it would take more money and political influence than he and his siblings had in order to get it done.
Fred Drewes, chairman of Heritage Park's Farm Committee, told Patch that he's thought about the Niegocki property for years and said that it's a small but import key to a central open space within Mt. Sinai.
"[The Niegocki farm and the Heritage Park] form a core of space that is a breathe of fresh air in our built-out community," he said.
While Drewes has some ides on what could be done with the property - like using the farmhouse as mid 20th century period museum and the fields for community gardens - he said that someone would have to pay to preserve it.
"No one gets a free lunch so if this property could be added to our public assets then government and citizens must pay," he said. "I hope that is possible but am not sure who would carry the flag."
No one lives in the house anymore and the reasons to sell at this time are mixed. For some of the children it's a matter of finances. For others, it's just time to let it go.
The property hasn't been farmed in years. The last crop grown there according to the children were tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers.
When Anthony Jr. died, his children said that he wanted to be buried behind the barn on the property because the farm "gave him life."
They couldn't grant his request but his widow was able to get a bench in his honor placed across the street in Heritage Park, a portion of which was once part of the Niegocki's farmland.
The bench – located next to the Heritage Center and faces their old farmhouse – has a gold plaque on it that reads: The gift of life this year – 2008. Anthony and Joanna Niegocki. Together farming this land and the land across the street since 1941.


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---- — Members of the Washington School Board met Thursday evening and agreed to meet again next Thursday to take a look at the roof of Griffith Elementary that is need of repairs or replacement.
"We've got some serious leaks there that we've had for some time. We've (patched) the roof as much as we can," said assistant Superintendent Gary Puckett. Puckett presented school board members with an analysis of the roof conditions. He also said that the cost of replacing the black rubber roof had tripled in the last few years. "They won't know exactly how much it will cost until they get in there and start working," said Puckett.
The current roof on the 67,000-square-foot building was replaced in 1995 and 1996.
Superintendent Dan Roach discussed unpaid textbook fees with the board and what steps they would take to reclaim some of the money. Roach said that $5,400 in unpaid textbooks fees are owed for students who are no longer in the corporation. Some of the money was owed by students who qualified for free or reduced textbooks and lunches. "It's confusing as to who pays and who does not pay," said Roach.
In other news, the board approved a request from the Lena Dunn PTO for a Fall Festival on Oct. 12. The event will feature a hay ride for students and hotdogs, chips and drinks will be available for purchase. There will also be games, a dunk tank and a DJ booth.
Several personnel appointments and one request for leave was also approved.
Those appointments include: Terry Galloway (Griffith Elementary Secretary), Gwyn Morton (part-time high school cook), Mary Kendall (part-time high school cook) Tina Himsel (part-time North Elementary cook), Nicholas Grothouse (junior high Academic Bowl), Kevin Stallman (high school Math Dept. Chair), Chad Niehaus (Lena Dunn fifth and sixth grade boys basketball), Scott Neidigh (Veale fifth and sixth grade boys basketball), Jordan Ingram (Lena Dunn Remediation SSP/Title assistant), Ashley Roach (Lena Dunn cheer coach), Patty Allen (Lena Dunn Math and Spell Bowl), Janet Stuckey (Lena Dunn Math and Spell Bowl), Tom Lee (Lena Dunn Media Club), Scott Lemon (Lena Dunn Media Club), Amanda Salters (Lena Dunn Media Club), Cheryl Price (Wings Musical), Beth Kirsch (Lena Dunn Recharge/Just Say No), Mike White (Lena Dunn Recharge/Just Say No), Paige Rohrer (high school cheer coach), Karin Webb (fifth grade travel basketball), and Brittany Chestnut (sixth grade travel basketball)
Roach also mentioned to the board the Washington Carnegie Public Library One Book One Community program that would be using the high school for an author talk on Oct. 5. Roach said last year the library also used the facility for the One Book One Community program and many high school students as well as community members attended.


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ENID, Okla. —
How dominant have No. 2-ranked Cherokee and No. 3-ranked Forgan been in Class C football in 2012?
Nine of Cherokee's 12 wins were by the 45-point mercy rule — the closest of the other three was a 36-8 decision over Deer Creek-Lamont on Oct. 12.
Eight of Forgan's 11 wins were by the mercy rule; the closest of the other three was a 58-34 win over Balko on Oct. 26. The Bulldogs beat Deer Creek-Lamont 46-8 in the quarterfinals.
So will conditioning be a factor when the two teams meet in the state semifinals at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Woodward?
"You don't know how you handle that until you get in those situations,'' said Cherokee coach Bryce Schanbacher.
For that reason, Schanbacher welcomed the challenge Cherokee had in a 30-0 win over Balko last week.
"Our kids were going hard until the end,'' he said. "I told them Balko was a great ballteam — physical and fast and will hit you in the mouth. I told the kids we needed a game like that. More than anything, the kids needed to prove to themselves that they could go out and compete with a good team.''
Schanbacher expects Forgan to handle it as well.
"They only have about 15 kids, so you know they will be in great shape,'' he said.
Something will have to give Friday. Cherokee is averaging 52 points a game on offense while allowing only 8.9 points per game. Forgan is averaging 52.3 points and allowing only 7.6.
"It's going to be pretty tough,'' Schanbacher said. "They got athletes on both sides of the ball.''
Quarterback Dalton Lemieux has thrown for 1,711 yards and 22 touchdowns. He's run for another 1,039 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Trevin Lopez has rushed for 844 yards and 21 scores. Jake Regier has caught 26 passes for 632 yards and six TDs. Kameron Hall has 19 catches for 451 yards and eight scores.
Cherokee matches up well with Forgan everywhere, except in the passing game. The Bulldog receivers are taller than the Chiefs' secondary.
"It comes down to who makes the fewest mistakes,'' Schanbacher said. "Ball control and field position are a big key also.''
Cherokee's defense has forced 29 turnovers (16 interceptions and 13 fumble recoveries), while throwing only two interceptions and losing 11 fumbles. That's a plus-16 takeaway-giveaway ratio.
Cherokee is averaging 295.3 yards per game with an explosive backfield of quarterback Tanner Bowman (24 touchdowns and 14 touchdown passes), fullback Alex Castro (10 touchdowns) and running back Josh Argraves (23 touchdowns).
They have run behind a solid offensive line of guards Michael Lucas, Trey Salinas and Zach James, center Grant DeWitt and tight end Landon Schanbacher.
"We have to be patient on offense,'' said coach Schanbacher. "If we're forced to punt, we can't panic. We just have to keep our composure, try to convert and move the chains.''
Bowman had three 40-plus yard runs against Balko — 41, 60 and 71.
"He found the hole quick enough to shoot through there and get past most people,'' said coach Schanbacher.
Balko became only the second team to rush for more than 100 yards (175) against Cherokee last week. They had another 92 in the air for a total of 267. But the Chiefs got the shutout on the strength of five turnovers, including an intereception in the end zone and a fumble recovery at the two-yard line.
"We take the bend-but-don't-break approach,'' said coach Schanbacher. "We have to keep them in front of us, because they can score anywhere on the field. We have to have stops.''
Cherokee has given up only six touchdown passes this season, four of which came in a 70-24 victory over Carney the third week of the season. They have given up seven rushing touchdowns, the longest of which was 60 yards.
Schanbacher doesn't expect the holidays to be a distraction. Cherokee is out of school all week. It's the second time in the past three years, the Chiefs are playing on Thanksgiving weekend. Forgan's seniors have played on Thanksgiving weekend three of the past four years.
"I think everyone understands it's not that very often you get an opportunity to still be playing football at this time,'' coach Schanbacher said. "People are making good accommodations for us.''
With school being out, Schanbacher has had to juggle some things around. Cherokee is practicing at its normal time, except for Thanksgiving Day, when it will go in the morning.
Schanbacher wants his players to keep a normal schedule as well and not to be obsessed with the game.
"We don't want it to consume their lives,'' he said. "We want them to relax and still enjoy things and be a kid. When it's time to play or practice, they have been ready.''
Excitement around the community has been building as Cherokee goes for its second state title in three years.
"Everybody is real proud of the kids,'' said coach Schanbacher. "Friday was the loudest that I've heard in a long time. There were a lot of people here.''
CHEROKEE vs. FORGAN
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Woodward.
Records: Cherokee 12-0, Forgan 11-0
AP Ranking: Cherokee No. 2, Forgan No. 3.
Next: Winner plays Tipton-Sharon-Mutual winner.
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Abstract: A method is presented for incremental retraining of an SMT system, in which a local phrase table is created and incrementally updated as a file is translated and post-edited. It is shown that translation data from within the same file has higher value than other domain-specific data. In two technical domains, within-file data increases BLEU score by several full points. Furthermore, a strong recency effect is documented; nearby data within the file has greater value than more distant data. It is also shown that the value of translation data is strongly correlated with a metric defined over new occurrences of ngrams. Finally, it is argued that the incremental re-training prototype could serve as the basis for a practical system which could be interactively updated in real time in a post-editing setting. Based on the results here, such an interactive system has the potential to dramatically improve translation quality. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8272
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Abstract: Overt VP anaphors like do so, do it and do the same can host a following PP (Culicover & Jackendoff (2005:285–6), Huddleston & Pullum (2002:1533), Miller (2011:5–6), Sobin (2008:150, 155–157)): (1) The House is set to take up the final version of the funding bill tomorrow. The Senate will do the same on Thursday. [COCA] (2) You have jilted two previous fiances and I expect you would do the same to me. [COCA] Using (1) to fix terminology, the ANAPHOR is do the same, the ANTECEDENT is take up the final version of the funding bill, the ORPHAN is on Tuesday, and the CORRELATE is tomorrow. Examples like (2) are of particular interest because the correlate (two previous fiances) is inside the antecedent and, consequently, the orphan and the antecedent must interact to produce the interpretation of the clause containing the anaphor. In order to arrive at the interpretation 'you would jilt me', the me of the orphan must take the place of two previous fiances inside the antecedent VP. A superficially similar situation arises with remnants of ellipsis, including pseudogapping (3), sluicing (4), and fragment answers (5). In each case, the interpretation of the ellipsis clause combines part of the antecedent with all or part of the remnant. (3) I wouldn't say that to my mother, but I would to you. (4) I know he gave the dresser away, but I don't know to who. (5) Q: Who did he give the dresser to? A: To me. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8469
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Abstract: This paper compares two views on the status of indices in syntactic and logical representations. On a structural view, indices are syntactic formants on a par with node labels and phrase bracketings, and are thus a part of the logical forms that are derived from syntactic representations. On the process view, an index is not a syntactic object at all, but rather, an indication of the output of a resolution process. In this paper we argue that a recent body of data provides a clear empirical basis for distinguishing between these two views of indices. We argue that cases of sloppy VP ellipsis pose insurmountable problems for the structural view of indices, while these problems do not arise for the process view. Furthermore, we show that this resolution process is constrained by the semantics of various discourse relations. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8846
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An Investigation of the Expression and Rating of SentimentHardt, Daniel; Wulff, Julie (Frederiksberg, 2012)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Do user populations differ systematically in the way they express and rate sentiment? We use large collections of Danish and U.S. film reviews to investigate this question, and we find evidence of important systematic differences: first, positive ratings are far more common in the U.S. data than in the Danish data. Second, highly positive terms occur far more frequently in the U.S. data. Finally, Danish reviewers tend to under-rate their own positive reviews compared to U.S. reviewers. This has potentially far-reaching implications for the interpretation of user ratings, the use of which has exploded in recent years. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8606
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It was a big day in the shuttle bubble yesterday. That's the first time I called it a bubble. There's something to that. It is a different zone. We are near strangers together and no one is trying to sell anything. It's a short ride we may never take again. And people open up.
Anyway - as I say - a big day. I met a Puerto Rican preacher, a Chinese cook, a retired Milwaukee zookeeper, a young-ish self-employed computer jockey, a retired railroad worker, and the first chiropractor to take a ride with me.
Mind you we are not all riding together at the same time. A day like this is busy with individual riders rather than small groups.
The preacher and I talked about El Dios, fluctuating congregations and his good-old-days as a cabbie in San Juan. Man, that was when a hundred dollars was worth something.
The Chinese cook - John - told me how to make very tender chicken breasts. Well, he didn't just blurt it out. I asked him. That's one of the benefits of driving people. I get to ask questions.
Even though John has been in the U.S. for 20 years, he has not been practicing his English. So, good luck with the chicken breast, David. The recipe involves a quick, short boil in corn starch water. As for amounts? We are on our own.
The computer jockey had a dozen boxes in his car before he had to get towed in. He should have rented a car. We loaded them into the van. Not only did his car get towed in for emergency service, he is now unable to deliver his products. I took him home and we unloaded in front of his garage. I hope the mist doesn't get any worse or his cardboard will get all wet.
The zookeeper talked about feeding steak to Sampson. That was before we knew what gorillas preferred to eat. Can we remember a time that far back? He can. And, according to him, Sampson died of a heart attack.
The retired rail worker took a look at the actuarial tables and decided he didn't want to work and then die. So, he retired. We talked a lot about food quality and organics. Quite the Christian, too. Lots of volunteer work in his days now.
The chiropractor? My very first chiropractor in the shuttle. A story unto itself. He's my age. His name is David, too.
And, he's about 25% along the way to recovery after having been stung by a jellyfish off the coast of Georgia last May. He's got a long way to go.
As you might imagine, we talked about bodily systems, good food, general well-being and two types of chiropractors (straight and mixed). A mixed chiropractor invests in a complementary discipline. His is nutrition.
He said things as a health practitioner that we don't want to hear. For instance, most of the damage we do to ourselves (think 80%) is caused by what we put into our bodies.
So, here is the summing up for the day. Pray to God you eat less steak, more veggies, boil your chicken quickly and retire as early as possible. Oh, and don't leave your cardboard in the rain.
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It was a big day in the shuttle bubble yesterday. And I forgot to add - try not to swim with the jellyfish!
It was a big day in the shuttle bubble yesterday. That's the first time I called it a bubble. There's something to that. It is a different zone. We are near strangers together and no one is trying to sell anything. It's a short ride we may never take again. And people open up.
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"He doesn't feel like he's part of this promotion. HBO promised that Angulo would be a very important part of this promotion, and he's not and and he knows it. ... Even the posters have Angulo's name very small. Angulo doesn't feel important in this whole thing, so he said to me 'why should I go to the press conference?' They don't need me.'" --Promoter Gary Shaw, whose fighter Alfredo Angulo skipped a press for Saturday's fight against Joel Julio (BoxingScene.com) (Photo via NorthJersey.com)
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A $1.9 million contract was awarded to replace the 63-year-old bridge with a bridge that meets current design standards, including a higher clearance over Campus Drive than the current bridge. It will retain the bike lanes already in place on both directions of Main Street.
The N.C. Department of Transportation waited until Monday to start the project to accommodate this weekends graduation activities at Duke. The contract calls for the project to be finished within 130 days, which would be Sept. 20. Work will be put on hold when Duke freshmen move onto East Campus the third week of August.
Portable message boards will be in place near the project site to alert drivers of the road closure. Main Street will be closed at Buchanan Boulevard east of the bridge. Traffic on the other side will be able to access Southgate Circle.
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Just got a 2 piece suit for going to CLASS at VIR. At 6'3" and 275lbs. I am a hard fit. I just got a suit from an online house in 4xl. the upper limit of size listed in the description was above my measurements, but when I got the suit, it fits, but tight. I am losing weight, so it should fit better as time goes on, but I am wondering if I can't stretch it somehow to fit better now. I am wearing it around the house now, but it limits the things I can do around here. I do not have the budget for a custom suit, and no-one else even comes close to a size that fits.Any help would be appreciated,Gonzo
Get it wet then wear it until it drys OR,,,, Send it back..
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Hammond, LA
Five Chinese Cresteds rescued from a puppy mill in Houston, TX are now on their way to a new life.
They were flown from Conroe, TX to Hammond, TX by PNP Pilots David and Diane Newton. BTW, the Newtons had a plane full from the same Puppy Mill to Hammond but they went to various other rescues via ground transport. I flew my five Crested's to Brinkley, AR.
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Tip #7: Schedule Follow-Up Appointments after Newborn Hearing Screening before the Family is Discharged from the Birth Hospital
What We Learned:
• Some families of children that "referred" after newborn hearing screening were leaving the birth hospital without a follow-up appointment.
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ok now i've been deadlifting the past 5 months and just a few weeks ago i was deadlifting and i felt my lower back and i could tell that the left side was bigger then my right. My back feels fine when i'm deadlifting, but Like a dum noob my girp was left hand under grip and right hand over grip for the frist 2 months, then the past3 months just did both over hand grips. Now could this be why my back is uneven or doesn't it matter with the style of grip i use? Could it also be my genetics?
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On several occasions I have persuaded George Lynch to tell his story about fellow students at the conservative evangelical Gordon-Conwell Seminary near Boston kidnapping the baby Jesus from the manger of the Christmas crèche, holding him hostage until the food in the dining hall was improved.read more
Follow a star that's twinkling with courage,
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"you who delight me" is in two parts:
poems of love—secular and spirited writing about people, places and events; and
words of spirit and faith—inclusive language, contemporary liturgies for individual contemplation and progressive faith communities.
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The last candle burns
The waiting's almost over
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Jesus, you were born at Christmas,
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What does it need, how can we provide?
What does the New Testament tell us about Mary? Mark, the earliest gospel, did not include a birth narrative, so his mentions of Mary are vague and not very flattering. He says Jesus' family (the family isn't specified; does he mean Mary and Joseph or Mary and Jesus' brothers?) attempted to restrain him because people were claiming he was out of his mind (Mark 3:21). If Mary was present, it seems strange that other gospel verses say she was visited by an angel who told her that she would conceive a special child or to whom Luke says shepherds came in wonder to visit her newborn child or to whom Matthew says wise men journeyed to bring gifts to welcome her wondrous child's birth.read more
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