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The Glen Cove City Council meeting opened on a solemn note on Tuesday, April 29, as Mayor Reginald Spinello and members of the council took a few minutes to honor the late Councilman Nicholas DiLeo, who died on April 21. A bouquet of flowers was placed next to his name plate and a moment of silence was held for him before the start of the meeting.
"We are here tonight with heavy hearts," said Mayor Spinello. "We lost a good friend and we will continue to pay our respects."
"Nick was a friend...he respected everyone's opinions and views,"said Tenke. "He was more than a councilman: he was a businessman, and a family man...he loved this community and viewed it as an extended family...it is a tremendous loss." He noted DiLeo's
sense of humor and related some stories about how he could "make you feel better when you were down."
"He was a Glen Cover who served the community well; I will miss him terribly," Tenke said.
Former Councilman Tony Jimenez also said a few words. "Nick was a good friend of mine; we worked together for eight years. He always voted with his heart, but he was a goof ball, too."
Jimenez said that DiLeo's standard greeting was always, "How's the family?" and that when the same was asked of him, it was "like pulling the trigger...he'd smile and pull out the latest pictures of his grandchildren. The community lost a good man and we will miss him greatly."
Councilman Michael Famiglietti thanked the mayor for "leading us through this difficult time." The mayor then explained the process for filling the empty seat: the mayor and council will appoint a person to fill the seat until the general election in November. He said that nothing has been discussed yet regarding who that person might be.
Two public hearings were on the evening's agenda, the first regarding the placement of stop signs at an intersection on Morgan Island. After some discussion about the necessity of creating a three-way stop at Southland Drive and Soundbeach Drive, the ordinance passed, to the relief of most of the residents present at the meeting.
"That is a really tough intersection and I have witnessed many near misses," said Julie McCann, who also noted that she is generally not in favor of more signs on the island. "There are a lot of new families and young children...the time has come."
Only two people were against adding the signs; Glenn Howard noted that there have been no accidents at the intersection and thought that three signs are "excessive." The other man said there have been no accidents or speeding issues and adding stop signs puts more liability on the cit —and taxpayers—should an accident occur after the signs are in place.
"I have three young daughters," said one man who lives at the intersection. "My daughter was knocked off her bike right at the blind spot...you need to be proactive." He added that, regarding speeding, "No one's down there ticketing...there are no speed traps."
The mayor said that the ordinance was the result of the police department's work and was recommended by Chief William Whitton.
"It has the potential to be dangerous to inexperienced drivers..it is not a typical T intersection and visibility is a problem."
Before voting on the ordinance, most of the council members noted that they trust the recommendation of the police department.
Also, Councilman Tenke said, "It's our duty to maybe prevent a tragedy...I'd like to err on the side of caution."
One resolution on the agenda did not pass, much to the chagrin of Mayor Spinello, who said that he had not received any phone calls in opposition to the proposal prior to the meeting. He had proposed the use of services of an engineering firm to conduct water sampling programs related to eliminating pathogen contamination in the vicinity of Crescent Beach. The topic sparked discussion among residents and the council, and resulted in a 3-3 vote.
Councilman Tony Gallo was the first to cast his vote. "I vote no; I have reservations about spending additional money on testing, I'd like to see legislation in place."
"We've been doing testing for five years," said Councilman Efraim Spagnoletti, who also voted against the resolution. "We've done plenty of testing, but we need a long term solution: sewer systems."
"I have reservations as well," said Tenke. "We don't own the beach...we could probably put the money to better use on a feasibility study, and a sewer is the best solution."
Councilwoman Pamela Panzenback and Councilman Michael Famiglietti were both in favor of the testing.
"We need data...this will only help us," said Famiglietti.
"Sewers are not just mechanical, and it will be a long wait until we get the money for them," said Mayor Spinello. "We are working on
getting legislation in place...I was hoping to move forward with the plan."
The plan was to monitor the water for up to eight weeks to evaluate certain contaminants and make a clearer decision on whether to open the beach for the 2014 season, at a cost "not to exceed $85,000." One set of testing would be done at the beach, and the other in the surrounding vicinity to try to find a pattern for the contamination. "The testing is not a cure or a remedy for the beach, but it will give us information," said Spinello. He said the city has spent about $20,000 a year over the past several years on testing the area, and more continuous sampling is needed during the day.
A public hearing to increase fees for the Glen Cove Summer Day Camp programs was also held, with the resolution passing. The mayor said the program had a net loss of about $73,000 last year and this is the first time in three years that fees have increased. Each of the three camps fee increase is $55.
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A visit to the Village Wine Merchant in Sea Cliff is more of a learning experience than merely a shopping outing. The staff aims to help customers find exactly what they are looking for, and is happy to educate and eager to develop a relationship with customers to better serve them. The wine store on Sea Cliff Avenue just celebrated its one year anniversary, considered a significant landmark in Sea Cliff.
"It's a tradition in Sea Cliff to not hold a ribbon cutting until a business has hit the one year mark," said Mayor Bruce Kennedy. "Otherwise, we'd be holding them all the time...too many don't make it. If you can make it a year, you can make it 30 years."
Saturday, 13 September 2014 00:00
Known for her love of exotic cars, sophisticated leather fashions and a penchant for giving back, part-time Long Islander Joanne Del Prete-Rosten can often be seen driving around town in her Lamborghini LP550, which is decked out in the colors of her clothing company, Canto NYC. On Sunday, Sept. 14, those interested in getting a closer look at the car that has become somewhat of a local celebrity can see it on display with hundreds of exotic cars at the sixth annual Gold Coast Concours/Bimmerstock event, presented by Martino
Auto Concepts and benefiting the Diabetes Research Institute. Rain or shine, the event will take place in downtown Glen Cove from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is free to spectators. For those wanting to register a car, the fee is $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the event.
Thursday, 11 September 2014 00:00
At the end of July, children from across Long Island traveled to Pierce Country Day Camp in Roslyn to make a big splash for disaster relief. Two events hosted by the American Red Cross gave young swimmers the opportunity to put their skills to the test, all while raising money to support their local Red Cross.
In late July, hundreds of children came out to the venerable Pierce County Day Camp to swim laps in support of the Red Cross. The children raised a collective amount of over $11,000.
Thursday, 11 September 2014 00:00
Glen Cove High School graduate and former All-County basketball star Garen Spendjian has proven that hard work and dedication to a sport you love can pay off.
The Armenian National Basketball Team player will soon begin his professional basketball career with the El Shams basketball team of Cairo, Egypt. The 6'5" Spendjian will play both the power forward and small forward positions for El Shams of the Egyptian Super League.
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WASHINGTON (AP)—There was a time a year ago when Jason Simontacchi wondered whether he would ever win another big league game. There was a time only a few days ago when Washington Nationals fans had to wonder whether their team was capable of sweeping a series.
Both hurdles were cleared Sunday when the Nationals beat the Florida Marlins 6-4, completing a three-game sweep that, if nothing else, put Washington ahead of the Kansas City Royals at the bottom rungs of the major leaguers.
"We get our first sweep today, and we've got a lot of catch-up to do still," manager Manny Acta said. "We need every win we can get, and it's not going to get any easier, so it was nice to do that."
After an eight-road losing streak, the Nationals initially were happy just to win a series for the first time—a chance for a sweep was just a bonus. It certainly was an eventful three games: Shawn Hill had a no-hitter on Friday before having to leave with a sore elbow; Ryan Zimmerman ended a rain-interrupted matchup Saturday with a ninth-inning grand slam at 1:42 a.m.; and the Nationals got a win from Simontacchi (1-1) while finally mastering the most unlikely of nemeses, Marlins starter Wes Obermueller.
Simontacchi had not won in nearly four years—since a two-inning stint as a reliever for St. Louis against Houston on Sept. 20, 2003. He was out of the majors in 2005 and 2006 while recovering from shoulder surgery, and his 2007 debut for the Nationals was delayed until last week because of a strained groin in spring training. The low point came last year, when he went to spring training with the Chicago Cubs.
"My shoulder just wasn't ready to go, and I started questioning whether or not it was going to happen," Simontacchi said.
Backed by a five-run second inning that included a two-run triple by Cristian Guzman—Guzman's first RBIs since 2005—Simontacchi kept hitters off balance for most of his 5 1-3 innings. He even broke up a double play by a hard slide during the big second inning.
"I'm just trying to play baseball the way it's supposed to be played," Simontacchi said. "It's hard-nosed baseball."
The Marlins were swept for the third time this season and have lost seven of nine. Not even Obermueller vs. the Nationals could save them this time.
Obermueller (1-2) has only two major league victories since 2004, and both were gems against Washington. He entered the game 3-0 with a 2.25 ERA against the Expos-Nationals franchise and 7-20 against everyone else.
This time, the Nationals battered him for five runs in the second inning, although four were unearned because charging third baseman Miguel Cabrera couldn't handle a high chopper with the bases loaded. After the game, Florida traded reliever Jorge Julio, who allowed Zimmerman's slam on Saturday, to the Colorado Rockies. They also said first baseman Mike Jacobs might have to go on the disabled list with a thumb injury.
"We're having our struggles right now, but we're trying to battle and fight back," Obermueller said. "The tides will turn."
Simontacchi's offspeed pitches saw him through five good innings, but Dan Uggla opened a four-run sixth for Florida with a fly ball double that left fielder Ryan Church lost in the sun.
The Nationals regained a two-run cushion on Jesus Flores' RBI single in the bottom of the sixth. Jon Rauch pitched the ninth for his first save.
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"Whilst providing a store for the national asset of water, the project simultaneously provides a series of tiers, terraces, weirs and platypuses which house a series of beneficial ecologies such as reedbed systems, watercress fields, ponds, lakes and elevated fruit gardens for the water to flurry and flow through, building upon the technology of the Living Machine which segregates wetland ecologies into useful components for accelerated water filtration. The ecologies maintained within the dam go beyond the bucolic, and provide purification and filtration of the water beyond EU drinking water directive 98/83/EC as well as nourishing foods for the occupants to maintain and harvest."
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Artist David Bowen is known for his kinetic sculptures that are driven by real-world data from natural phenomenon. For his work "Tele-Present Water," first exhibited at the National Museum in Wroclaw, Poland, Bowen pulled real-time wave intensity and frequency data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) buoy station 46246 (49°59'7″ N 145°5'20″ W) located in the remote Shumagin Islands of Alaska. This information was scaled and transferred to a mechanical grid structure, resulting in an uncanny live simulation of the movement of water from halfway around the world. The piece, along with Bowen's other works, speaks to the way technology and telecommunications can both alienate us from and unite us with the natural world. While technology has enabled us to control and model phenomena with unprecedented precision, it may also provide a means to understand the world in a more intimate, visceral way.
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"Gettysburg" is based on Michael Shaara's novel "The Killer Angels," and both works focus on this crucial battle on July 1-3, 1863 through from the perspective of five key figures: The first day of the battle is dominated by Union Calvary General John Buford (Sam Elliot), who slowed the Confederate advance to preserve the precious high ground for the Federal army. The second day comes down to the efforts of Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain (Jeff Daniels) and the 20th Maine, who hold the extreme left end of the Army of the Potomac at a crucial moment in the battle. The third day focuses on the clash of wills between General Robert E. Lee (Martin Sheen) and his veteran commander James "Pete" Longstreet (Tom Berenger), who have been arguing offense versus defense throughout the battle, climaxing in the fatal finality of Pickett's Charge. The focal figure of the Charge is Confederate General Lowell Armistead (Richard Jordan), who must attack the position defended by his best friend Winfield Scott Hancock, made all the more poignant by the fact that this was Jordan's final role; he died from a brain tumor the same year this film was released.
However, it is the character of Chamberlain who emerges as the hero from this film. Chamberlain was featured as well in the celebrated PBS documentary "The Civil War," and the result is that he has become the idealized citizen-soldier or gallant knight of the Union army. The result of his military and political career is almost as fascinating as his defense of Little Round Top, for which he received the Congressional Medal of Honor. Jeff Daniel's performance is certainly the finest of his career to date, and he gets to give an eloquent speech on the Civil War as a fight to make other men free. His interplays with veteran Sergeant "Buster" Kilrain (Kevin Conway) deal with the war on a philosophical level, which is not surprising because the man is a college professor. But in the heat of battle he proves himself, and while we cannot imagine ourselves being Robert E. Lee, we can identify with Chamberlain. The end result is that the best part of the film comes not at the end, but before the intermission.
Every year I watch "Gettysburg" on the four days covered in the film, June 30 and July 1-3 (then on the 4th of July I watch "1776"). Only "Glory" is on this level in terms of depicting Civil War battles. This film touches me with the opening credits, where the photographs of these real soldiers are replaced with those of the actors playing them. This is quite evocative, especially when Randy Edleman's evocative score swells as we see the face and name of George Pickett. Even if you have never seen this movie you have undoubtedly heard Edleman's score, which has been used to advertise several films and for the closing credits of the Olympics broadcast. It should have been nominated for an Oscar.
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Excellent review - I certainly concur with the opinion that the finest sequences of the film are those before the intermission and which involve Joseph Chamberlain. At the risk of appearing pedantic, however, please could someone correct a couple of spellings: for "Lowell" read "Lewis" ("Lo" was his nickname, short for "Lothario", and for "Edleman" read "Edelman". Such a considered appraisal doesn't deserve to be compromised in this fashion.
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You actually watch this movie every year on the same dates as the battle !!!
Truly you need to get out more.
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Such a Brilliant Revue from this buyer that it's made me want to see it. SO I HAVE JUST BOUGHT IT. Cheers, Tommo.
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For the last few decades, auteur Terrence Malick has been making films that question faith. There was The Thin Red Line which Matt Price brilliantly described as "the most spiritual war movie ever conceived," which Malick followed up with The New World, a film as much about organized religion vs. spirituality as it was a retelling of the white man's first rough years in the new world. Now, in what seems like lightning speed turn-around for a director known for taking years to complete his masterpieces, comes The Tree of Life, a much buzzed about epic forty years in the making. So what does a film that takes a lifetime to create look like? That's not really a valid question because all of Malick's films look fantastic it's what they say, the thoughts and images that they invoke, that's of greatest importance and there have been few films in the last decade quite as powerful or moving as Tree of Life.
The narrative at the root of Tree of Life is both simple and a twisted mess following a family through, primarily, the early years of their life together: a happy couple, three children, good times and tough ones. There are also glimpses of what appears to be the future: the death of a son, turmoil and in a far more distant future, a man we can assume is one of the remaining boys dealing with his own troubles. The glimpses of the future are small, mere snapshots of what's to come but what Malick seems to be most concerned with is youth and ideas of innocence, purity and the battle between, as one of the narrators puts it "nature and grace." This idea of youth permeates through the entire film and strikes strongly in the closing scenes.
But is it really a battle or even a choice between the two? On the surface, Malick's film is a contradiction. On the one hand he's exploring and questioning the idea of faith in a greater being, the fact that this entity brings both good and bad in equal parts. It's something we can't see but that the narrators, in part the mother and in part one of the sons, questions. On the other, Malick spends nearly forty minutes outlining the big bang and the theory of evolution through a series of unforgettable images and music. Clearly opposites, or are they? I had the distinct sense that Malick's was suggesting a tie between the two; the massiveness of the universe and the immensity of the events that brought us to where we are today and this idea that there is someone behind it all. As a parallel to that connection, Malick also shoots most of the film outdoors or in locations which are large and open, cathedral-like, with camera movements that make the spaces appear even more immense and grandiose, spiritual and reminiscent of traditional houses of worship. Heck, I would have been happy to watch Malick's four hour opus on evolution; the combination of images and perfectly selected and edited music sweep you into a dream-like state of awe it's brilliant and beautifully sets the mood and headspace for the remainder of the film. If I could have a soundtrack to my life, I'd love for Malick and music supervisor Roanna Gillespie to select the pieces.
Besides the theological questions, Tree of Life also invokes memories of childhood, of rules that were broken or bent, limits that were pushed and of events that shaped lives. I found it impossible to watch those images at a distance and found myself reminiscing about lost youth and the feeling that you can do anything and someone will always be there to love you, to care for you. And maybe that's what Malick is getting at, that were never completely alone.
Admittedly, some of the images and themes of Tree of Life aren't immediately apparent, it's a film that begs for multiple viewings, a film which sweeps you into it and quietly urges you to question things. It's not one that everyone will like it's too fragmented, the transitions are awkward and some of it simply doesn't make a whole lot of sense but the ideas at its root are more than enough to satiate the thirst for a movie that involves the audience and encourages discussion not only on the technicality of what they've just seen but on the bigger questions in life.
Neofox (3 years ago) Reply
Saw this one today in a pretty crowded theater and it was interesting to observe the general look on peoples faces after it was all over. Everyone (me included) seemed dumbfounded, amazed, almost disoriented in a way. If there ever was a life changing movie (experience?), this is definitely it.
Mr Bass (2 years ago) Reply
To me at first look it seems incongruous, it was confusing, I wasn't sure what he was going for. Sort of scratching my head at the end of the film wondering, what did I just witness?
Granted the environmental scenes were almost breathtaking, but it appeared as a hodge posh of ideas with no clarity , you almost yearned for the dialogue. When some movies are to wordy , this one needed it to propel the movie forward, it stood still too long, as beautiful as those shots were. I give him an A for creativity and originality.... but a D for storyline and plot
Marina (2 years ago) Reply
I agree that the plotting is unconventional but I liked that it worked in this sort of dreamlike way, almost as if someone on their deathbed was recalling key events in their life and how they fit into the larger scheme of the universe as a whole. I found it worked better on repeat viewings but you're right, it's a bit confusing and overwhelming the first time around.


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This paper describes the PROTEGE-II environment which supports the construction of knowledge-base systems from reusable compo-nents. To assist developers with reuse, the terminologies of both problem-solving methods and knowledge bases should be described as formal ontologies. To connect pre-existing methods to new domains and knowledge bases, we dejine declarative mapping relations, which we use to translate information from domains to methods. It is critical that these mappings are simple, and we develop an ontology and a tool to constrain their construction. With PROTEGE-II and a set of mapping relations, we are able to reuse the same problem-solving method with two disparate tasks: (1) configuring the parts of an elevator system and (2) identzfling plausible con.gurations of helices in a ribosome molecular strand. 1. Reuse for Knowledge-Based Systems Software reuse is an appealing solution to the high cost
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Digital Journal — It's the biggest rumour circulating through the tech industry: Is social bookmarking site [i]Digg.com[/i] up for sale?
Google School Software
Schools with limited budget and resources are jumping on the Google bandwagon.
The Return of the Internet: How Digg, YouTube and Viral Marketing Widened the Web
OK, it never left, but it did take a long nap. Now, the Net is back with a vengeance as it becomes more personal, interacts with the user in wild ways and is giving the high-tech sector a lucrative shot in the arm.
Making Big Money Through Google Adsense
Click on the link to check out this guy's Google Adsense check. Crazy.
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