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l^ mmMM^ Mm Proudly Serving the Community for Over 43 Years SERVING BETHPAGE, ISLAND TREES, OLD BETHPAGE, PLAINVIEW, SEAFORD AND PLAINEDGE VOL 43 NO. 22 June 24 - 30, 2005 FIFTY CENTS History in the ' Marking' Legislator Ed Mangano joined with Central Park Historical Society President Len Mulqueen and Bethpage Fire District Commissioners William Zura, Frank DeBobes, Dennis Holz, Joe Froehlich, Vincent Valente, Chief Forman and members of both the Bethpage Fire Department and Central Park Historical Society in unveiling the Historical Society's fourth historical marker. This marker is on Stewart Ave., just south of Central Ave. and stands to mark the location of the first fire house in Bethpage. At that time Bethpage was known as " Central Park." Joining in the ceremony were Ann Albertson, Colleen Albertson, Ernie Finamore, Rose Finamore, Mary Morgan, Legislator Mangano, Laura Mulqueen, Bob Albertson, Len Mulqueen, President, Bethpage Historical Society, Bob Albertson, Councilwoman Mary McCaffery, George Hobam, Elenor Hobam and Carmen Destepho. Bethpage Wakes Up To A Rash of Car Break- Ins Residents Urged to Be Extra Cautious On June 20, many Bethpage residents woke up and began their usual Monday morning routine. This Monday, however, was quite different for many residents living in the Central Boulevard vicinity, as more than half a dozen cars were broken into during the early morning hours. Most cars were ransacked, as glove compartment and center console contents were found littered across the seats and floors. Several of the victims reported having cell phones stolen and one reported a missing i- pod. One victim's car window was shattered with a large stone found on the victim's lawn and a pocketbook was stolen from the car. In this case the police have a report of the victim's credit card being used at a gas station located in Roosevelt making this a grand larceny case. We are happy to report that the pocketbook was subsequently found as it had been emptied and tossed into the yard of one of her neighbors. The eighth precinct was called in to investigate these cases as well as to compile all of the police reports and take statements from all of the victims. As the investigation continues on these larceny cases, the community of Bethpage is asked to relay any information they may have about these break- ins to the eighth precinct by calling 573- 6800. In the meantime, we urge residents to be extra cautious. Please make sure that no valuables are left in the car and that your car doors are locked. If you do see something out of the ordinary or suspicious please call 911 and ask that a police officer come and investigate the situation. Do not take matters in your own hands. VANDALISM: A ' SIGN' of the Times? REWARD Leading to the ARREST AND CONVICTION of The Person or Persons Responsible for Vandalizing the ' Welcome Sign' at Central Boulevard School The CBS sign pictured here during B\ Linda Mangano On Thursday, June 16, somewhere between the hours of Midnight and 1AM, the ' Welcome Sign' at Central Boulevard School was destroyed by vandals. This new sign, which was unveiled just two weeks before, at Central Boulevard School's 50th Anniversary Celebration, was found by the CBS custodial staff broken into three pieces in various locations in the front of the school. Needless to say the CBS family was horrified to find their sign destroyed in a senseless act of vandalism. In an effort to apprehend those responsible as well as to make a statement and take a stand against vandalism in Bethpage, the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce has posted a $ 500 reward leading to their 50th Anniversary Celebration. the arrest and conviction of the person or persons involved in destroying this sign. " We have to let vandals know that this is our community and we take great pride in it. We cannot allow or tolerate our community to be vandalized and those responsible should be punished." said Gary Bretton, President of the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce. This cause is quite near and dear to the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce, as several years ago ' Chamber' signs were stolen at various locations throughout Bethpage. After being able to raise enough money to purchase these ' Welcome to Bethpage' signs, the Chamber was devastated to find that vandals had stolen several of ( Continued on page 6) LU O rOMMTTNTTY EVENTS * w ^ w Summer Theatre Camp BroadHollow Theatre Company, BayWay Arts Center, 265 East Main Street, Islip, NY, presents Summer Theatre Camp 2005 from June 27 - August 19, 2005. Session I from June 27 - July 22. Session II from July 25 - August 19. Save $ 25 by paying in full for 8 weeks by May 20, 2005. For information call ( 631) 581- 2700 or go to www. broadhollow. org. Free Jazz Concert Cynthia Sayer and Crazy Rhythm perform Hot Jazz Music from the 1920' s and 30' s as they begin the Tuesday Afternoon Free Concert Series at 12: 30 p. m. on July 5th at the Bay Shore Band Shell. Cynthia Sayer is not only internationally acclaimed as one of the leading jazz banjoists, but is also known for her vocal, entertaining and multi- instrumental talents. The concert begins at 12: 30 pm. Feel free to bring your lunch and your lawn chair. These concerts are presented in cooperation with the Bay Shore BID. The Benefits Achieve Overall Exercise is not a four letter word! Besides the obvious benefits, did you know that exercise can help you sleep better, reduce stress and help you to create an exciting hobby? Join Daniel Gozdziewski at the Bethpage Library on Tuesday, July 12 at 7: 30 P. M. and learn about the different types of exercise, including of Exercise to Health Seminar stretching for flexibility, resistance training for strength, and endurance- type movement for enhancing cardiac output. If you've been meaning to start an exercise program, but don't know where to begin, start here! Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend. Meet the Media at Connection Day The Fair Media Council presents Connection Day on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the Long Island Hilton, Huntington. The full-day program, which draws 700 participants, is designed to educate the public by taking them inside all facets of the news process. LO O O CM o" CO C\ J a> a 3 LU 99 rr t - UJ o & X I - LU CO LLJ X f - 329 Broadway, Bethpage ( 516) 681- 0440 FOUNDED BY Florence Cullem PUBLISHER & EDITOR . Linda A. Mangano ADVERTISING SALES Evelyn Tapoler Gail Kelly Joanne Foley LEGAL BILUNG Gail Kelly FEATURED WRITERS Bud Rosch Lawrence Gilrain Mary McCaffrey The Bethpage Tribune is published SO weeks of the year. ( Unless Lorraine is on vacation) Proudly Founded by Women and Owned by Women. The newspaper will not be liable for errors on advertising beyond the cost of the space occupied by the error. The views bylined or submitted on press release are not are necessarily those of the publisher. The Tribune will make every effort to see that news stories in the Tribune are accurate, fair and impartial. The publisher reserves the right to reject any advertising or article at her sole discretion. The Bethpage Tribune is published weekly by Nassau Tribune Publications Inc. 329 Broadway, Bethpage, N. Y. 11714 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Behtpage Tribune at the above address. Entered as Second Class Mail at Bethpage, New York Keynoting the event at the midday luncheon will be Dave Price from the CBS Early Show. " As the region's largest conference of its type, Connection Day is the only event in the tri- state area that offers opportunities to network one- on- one with the metropolitan media and to actually pitch your stories directly to reporters, editors and news directors," said Jaci Clement, Executive Director of the Fair Media Council. The annual conference regularly draws 700 participants from the New York metropolitan area. Connection Day tickets are $ 195 for Council members and $ 275 for non-members. Tickets include choice of three workshops, networking breaks, admission to all media exhibits, continental breakfast, luncheon with the keynote speaker and an expanded 2005- 2006 Media Guide. A luncheon- only ticket is $ 100. To make a reservation, become an exhibitor or an event sponsor, call ( 516) 224- 1860, Ext. 102. The Fair Media Council is a 501 c3 not- for- profit organization that advocates for quality local news coverage and educates its members on issues affecting local news coverage. To join the 200- plus businesses and non- profit organizations that comprise the Fair Media Council, log on to www. fairmediacouncil. org. Gene Talbot Memorial Golf Outing Boy Scout Troop 604 Bethpage, NY Date: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 Place: Bethpage State Park- Yellow Course Time: 8am - Consecutive Tee Off The parents of Boy Scout Troop 604 from Bethpage are inviting ALL their friends and neighbors to a FUN- FILLED DAY OF GOLF, dedicated to the memory of former Scoutmaster Gene Talbot. Proceeds will benefit the Gene Talbot Scholarship Fund and help the troop purchase new equipment and fund future troop activities. OUTING INCLUDES: • One round of golf with cart . Hero and Soda at the turn; Buffet Dinner at H. R. Singletons ( 150 Hicksville Rd., Bethpage) • Calloway - Low Cross, Low Net • Prizes and Awards - Men's and Ladies - Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin. Driving, and Par 3 Challenges . Driving Range and Putting Green are open HOLE SPONSORSHIP: • Advertise at the hole to promote your busi OUTING DONATION: $ 140 per BUFFET DINNER ONLY: $ 40 per Name: Golfer Person i Phone: Foursome Members: 1. 2. 3. 4. Dinner Only #: ness and support the Troop HOLE SPONSORSHIP: $ 50 TO $ 200 Name: Phone: Address: | Sponsorship Amount: ! Please attach a business card if available Please make check( s) payable to Boy Scout Troop 604. Mail check to: BSA Troop 604. 20 East Ct.. Bethpage. NY 11714 For more info, call Carl Paglucia - ( 516) 822- 9049 or Phil Lembo - ( 516) 931- 3509 Islip Arts Council Presents The Long Island Brass Guild The Long Island Brass Guild will be featured in a concert of the Islip Arts Council's Free Summer 2005 Series on July 3rd at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River. Formed in 1975, the Brass Guild has performed in numerous concerts at recital halls, libraries, colleges, public schools and museums. This is a free concert, and the audience will be admitted on a first-come, first- served basis. The Free Summer 2005 Concert Series at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum is partly sponsored by the Natural Heritage Trust and the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation - Long Island Region, with additional assistance from Astoria Federal Savings, the Town of Islip, Suffolk County, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the contributions of the Islip Arts Council's members and audiences. Choosing and Using Credit Cards Seminar at Bethpage Library This is a timely and informative program on a very important issue. Christine Sculti of the New York State Consumer Protection Board will be at the Bethpage Library on Tuesday, June 28 at 7: 30 P. M. to teach you how to choose a credit card, how to use it wisely, how to manage the debt you already have and how to avoid debt in the future. Approximately 10% of Americans have maxed out their credit cards and about 25% of adults in the United States have credit problems. Many otherwise financially savvy consumers are mired in the quicksand of credit card debt. Plan on attending this very important program presented by anexpert. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend. COMMUNITY EVENTS SUMMER READING CLUB POOFi TUNE IN AT THE BETHPAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY For children entering grades 2- 6. Sign up will begin on Friday. June 3. at the Bethpage Public Library Let's rock, let's roll, let's move and let's go! Good times await you this summer, at the Bethpage Public Library by joining our free Summer Reading Club. We'll get your feet tapping and your fingers snapping! We offer you endless fun through great books, imaginative craft programs, magic, music and puppet shows. You may choose to read any Bethpage Public Library books that spark your interest. All children will receive a special prize just for joining! Studies have concluded that reading, as a leisure activity is one of the most powerful tools available to improve reading comprehension, speed and vocabulary. Read your way to prizes and surprises - beginning with the first day of sign up on Friday, June 3. If you read only three books, you will receive a prize from the Music Chest. If you read six books, you will be invited to the Grand Finale Celebration, on Friday, August 19 at 2: 00 P. M. Read books galore and you'll win more and more. See Children's Room flier for further information. * EXTRA: The children who read the most books will receive a special Summer Reading Club Prize. Prizes will be awarded by grade level. Start reading! CLIFFORD'S READ- TO- ME CLUB For pre- reading youngsters ages 3 1/ 2 to 6. Sign up will begin on Friday. June 3. This summer, join in the fun with America's biggest, reddest, most-loved dog, Clifford, and sign up for our free Read- to- Me Club. Each child that enrolls receives a great prize! Families agree to read at least twenty Bethpage Public Library books on any subject to their pre-reading youngsters ages 3 1/ 2 to 6, and then submit booklists. All children who have completed the program will be invited to a Gala Read- to- Me Certificate Celebration on Thursday. August 18. at 10: 30 A. M. See special Children's Room flier for the exciting details. Children's Programs at the Library When you sign up for either Summer Reading Club, you can also play the exciting TUNE IN @ THE BETHPAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Good Vibrations Adventure Hunt Game sponsored by the Friends of the Bethpage Public Library. The game is available on two levels: ages 5- 7, and ages 8- 12. Prizes are available for all youngsters who complete the games. Ask Children's Room staff for details. GALA COMEDY MAGIC SHOW With Jim McClenahan. Master Magician Wednesday. June 29 at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library. Join us for an afternoon of madcap magic and a dash of circus arts with this Master Magician. Don't miss the finale, when Magic Jim will perform a special illusion that will knock your socks off! Lots of belly laughs and audience participation. For children ages 4 and up with parents. Register from June 3. PUPPET SHOW TREAT " All- Star Musical Maniacs" presented bv THE PETRA PUPPETS Wednesday. July 6 at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library The Petra Puppets All- Star Musical Maniacs are In Tune and Out of Control in this show that features ventriloquism, hilarious comedy illusions, props, music, and a cast of outrageous puppet characters. This will surely be fun for the whole family, with lots of audience participation. For ages 4 and up, and their parents. Register from June 3. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG! Wednesday. Julv 20 at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library Don't miss the festivities at this special birthday party honoring our favorite big red dog, Clifford, created by Norman Bridwell. Celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the first Clifford book, and join us for lots of birthday party fun. For ages 4- 8. Register from June 24. SUPER STORYTIMES: PRE- SCHOOL STORYTIME Wednesdays at 10: 30 A. M.. from June 29 - August 10 Stories and activities abound in this fun- packed 45- minute program, featuring music, games, and concept reinforcement. Guaranteed to delight youngsters. For ages 3 1/ 2- 5. Register from June 3. OUTDOOR STORYTELLING at the BETHPAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY Tuesdays at 11: 00 A. M. July 5 - August 2 The lazy days of summer are here, so enjoy the fresh air and wonderful stories, too! Join us weekly for stories, songs and fun- packed activities outdoors in the library's beautiful courtyard. For children ages 3 1/ 2 - 6. Register from June 3. TINY TOTS TIME Thursdays at 10: 30 A. M.. July 7.14 and 21 This program is a delightful combination of stories, learning games, songs, and crafts. The goal is to provide your child with a positive play and learning experience. For ages 2 1/ 2 to 3 1/ 2 and their parents. Register from June 3. MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME Fridays at 10: 30 A. M.. Julv 8. 15 and 22 at the Bethpage Public Library A fun- filled assortment of stories, songs, and circle games, designed to help develop social, verbal and listening skills. For ages 18- 29 months and their parents. Register TEDDY BEAR PAJAMA STORYTIME Monday evenings at 7: 00 P. M.. July 11. 25. August 8 Come join us for a tot's night out with lots of bedtime fun. Pajamas and/ or stuffed toy optional. For ages 3 1/ 2 to 6. For July 11 and 25, register from June 3. For August 8, register from July 7. TEENS ' N TOTS STORYCRAFT Mondays at 11: 00 A. M.. Julv 11 and 18. August 1 and 8 Don't miss this innovative storytime event, as local teenagers introduce your child to simple stories, fingerplays, songs and crafts. This unique experience will help your youngster develop social and listening skills, while having loads of' fun! Limited to 10 children, ages 4- fi^ For July 11 and July 18, register from June 3. For August 1 and 8, register from July 7. MOMMY AND ME Tuesdays from 7: 00 - 8: 00 P. M.. Julv 19 and August 2 at the Bethpage Public Library Experience the excitement when you join this class featuring movement, music, crafts, and other innovative pre- school activities. For ages 2 1/ 2- 5 with parents. $ 6.00 materials fee per child for both sessions. Register from June 24. ' TUNE IN" TO OUR FABULOUS WORKSHOPS MAKE A MUSIC- MAKER With Joanne Manning. Craft Specialist Tuesday. Julv 5 at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library Be the life of the party when you make this unique musical instrument! Paint the shaker, and then create a collage using fancy foils to decorate it. This wonderful art creation rattles when you shake it and would entertain and delight anyone! For ages 5 and up. There will be a $ 3.00 materials fee per child. Register from June 3. OPTICAL ILLUSIONS With The Long Island Center for Arts and Sciences Thursday. Julv 7 at 2: 00 P. M. at the Bethpage Public Library Is seeing believing, or can the eye fool the brain? Learn all about optical illusions with a slide show, interesting demonstrations, and hands- on activities. Create a magic message spinner to confound your friends and family. For ages 6- 12. Register from June 3. 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Mr. Manolakes, shown here with his wife Prudy, had a retirement party held in his honor at the Fox Hollow Inn. Town of Oyster Bay Leadership And Service Scholarship Award Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto ( second from left) and Councilwoman Mary A. McCaffery ( left) recently honored Sarah Ceglio of Bethpage, winner of the Town of Oyster Bay Leadership and Service Scholarship Award. Sarah, joined here by her family, has been accepted to New York University for the fall semester. Dirty Dancing \ laifisfflaMMBMBMBlBMBi L£ jE£ iL= Jirj! i/ fEc iBBIalaBMBMfflBlBMEIBlBIBMBIIE ! i Oyster Bay Town Receiver of Taxes James J Stefanirh recently attended the Town of Oyster Bay Department of pfZlTland Y c° h uth Services GAP < Groue K K X Program) Drama Show, which was held at Plainview- Old ^ t T ; J ™ H t!? h S c h 0 ° ' - R e ^ v e r stefanich is shown here JcCKstage with the performers prior to their production of " Dirty Online With Mary McCaffrey Update From Town Hall Stewart Avenue Car Wash Last months the Town of Oyster Bay Board approved the car wash on Stewart Avenue opposite the Bethpage Fire Department and the Robert Plan building. Excavation of the site has begun and the construction will follow within a few weeks. The original proposal for the car wash was the subject of a great deal of controversy in the community. After several town meetings in Bethpage and a canvass of the residents in the area, it was decided to change the entrance and exit for the car wash from Farmers Avenue to Stewart Avenue. Nassau County approved those changes paving the way for Town Board approval for the project. Bethpage Community Park The Town of Oyster Bay is in the final stages of testing the grounds of the Bethpage Community Park. The pool, children's play area and other facilities are scheduled to re- open before the end of this month. The areas which will be open are safe. Proposed Indoor Skating Rinks In light of comments from the community, the Town of Oyster Bay is revising the plans for the proposed indoor skating rinks. The new plans will contain a walking track for Bethpage residents. The entrance will be changed to allow skaters to wait inside during inclement weather for parents to pick them up. The Town of Oyster Bay architect for the project redesigned the facade to match the pump station adjacent to the pool. Before final approval, the plans will be published in the Tribune for additional comments from the community. Flowerbeds Arriving in Bethpage via the Broadway exit from the Seaford- Oyster Bay Expressway, travelers are greeted by an array of zinnias and marigolds in the triangle at the intersection of Broadway and Cherry Avenue. They look lovely. Traveling downtown, it is disappointing to see the neglected flowerbeds that line Broadway. Three cheers for the people who planted the flowers in front of the Bethpage Pharmacy, but what about the others? Anyone interested in taking responsibility for one of the flowerbeds, please contact me at 516- 624- 6307.1 will take responsibility for one and hope others will join me to make downtown Bethpage look more attractive. Town of Oyster Bay Senior Citizen of the Year Luncheon Oyster Bay Town Clerk Steve Labriola ( right) recently attended the Town of Oyster Bay Senior Citizen of the Year Luncheon, where he honored and recognized Rachel and Frank Staiano of Plainview, named senior couple of the year. The Staiano's many accomplishments include opening four senior citizen centers in Hicksville, opening St. Pius Senior Club in Plainview and a new chapter of AARP. 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In her role as Psychology Fellow, Dr. Coyer will work with a variety of patient populations at the hospital, including those with cancer, cardiac illness, chronic pain and gastrointestinal complications. She will also collect and analyze data on the quality of behavioral health services to the community. Previously, Dr. Coyer worked at the Oceanside Counseling Center, Commack School District and Nassau Haven ( a shelter for homeless youth). She earned a bachelor's degree in 1998 from University of Scranton, and in December 2004, she received a Psy. D. in School- Community Psychology from Hofstra University, where she studied intelligence and self- esteem in children. Her research has been presented internationally and most recently, her paper entitled " Criminal Profiling: Psychological Analysis of the Crime Scene" was presented at the Legal, Psychological and Criminological Perspectives Conference in St. Petersburg, Russia. " We are very pleased to have Dr. Coyer join us. She has an impressive background and will be a tremendous asset to the Behavioral Medicine department," said Dr. Thomas Demaria, Assistant Vice President, Behavioral Medicine. Dr. Jessica Coyer is a lifelong resident of Bethpage and graduated from Bethpage H. S. in 1993. South Nassau Communities Hospital is one of the region's largest hospitals, with 435 beds, more than 820 physicians and 2,200 employees. Located in Oceanside, NY, the Hospital is an acute- care, not- for- profit teaching hospital that provides state- of- the- art care in cardiac, oncologic, orthopedic, bariatric, pain management, mental health and emergency services. In addition to its extensive outpatient specialty centers, South Nassau boasts Long Island's first gamma knife and New York State's first acute angioplasty program. B. K. Sweeney's Golf Outing A Big Success UJ x CD UJ Chamber of Commerce Offers $ 500 Reward To Stop Vandalism in Bethpage ( Continued from page 1) them. In fact this year, the Chamber is happy to announce that new signs will be put up and those that are in need of repair will be refurbished. As you approach Central Boulevard School, however, it is very sad to see two empty white posts where this once beautiful sign appeared. It is equally sad to think that those who are graduating from CBS this year will not have the opportunity to take photos in front of a sign that was a symbol of their school and their elementary school years. The Chamber of Commerce urges anyone with information to call the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce at ( 516) 433- 0010 or the Eighth Precinct of the Nassau County Police Department at 573- 6800. All calls and names will be kept confidential. The Nassau County Police Department was been notified and several residents have supplied bits of information about the events of that evening. Surveillance tapes are also being examined for further clues in identifying the vandals as well as to identify cars which were parked in the lot during these hours. Most importantly, those responsible for the destruction of this sign are urged to come forward and confess, as their confession will prove to benefit them greatly. Helpful Safety Tips To Prevent Household Break- ins B. K. Sweeney's Golf Outing a Big Success. Pictured below are Steve Vossinas, Patrick O'Shea, Howard Vogts ( scorekeeper), George Vossinas and Michael O'Shea Long Drive Winner with a tee shot of 343 yards. Thanks to John Coumatos for a Great Day!!! See ya'll next year. Preventative Measures Most household break- ins are carried out by opportunist thieves, which can be deterred if a few simple measures are taken. A thief is unlikely to persist if he encounters locked doors and windows. Vital to any thief is rapid entry and exit, ( he will be a bit put off by climbing through broken glass if the window frame is locked). The advice given on this page should help you become more aware of your household security & give you peace of mind if you follow some of our simple tips. Door chains You can fit a chain to the front door to prevent an intruder forcing his way in after ringing the doorbell. A door chain allows the door to be opened just far enough to speak to a caller, but the door has to be shut again before the chain can be released to allow entry. The strength of the device is dependent on how well the chain is anchored to the door and frame, and obviously the strength of the chain. Therefore the best quality chain should be used & the longest and heaviest- gauge screws possible should be used. Peephole viewer A simple way of obtaining the identity of visitor is by the use of a simple lens system known as a peephole viewer, this gives a wide angle view of the area immediately outside the door, and is very simple to fit, with just one drill hole required. Peephole viewers are best used in conjunction with an outside light. Tips On all accessible windows fit locks, for example, windows near drainpipes, trees & flat roofs where there would otherwise be easy access. Never leave ground floor windows open when you go out. Always keep ladders locked away. If they cannot be stored out of I sight, padlock them to a wall with special brackets. If you are planning a holiday, be sure to cancel any milk or deliveries, ensure someone is available to collect any mail or free newspapers that are posted, as these will provide a indication to a potential burglar that you are absent. Ensure sheds or tool stores are securely padlocked, any tools stored could be used by the burglar to break in, or as an offensive weapon, whilst inside your home. A hammer for example would provide the burglar with a means of breaking and entering, & a means of escaping if caught unaware. Garages with internal doors leading into the house provide excellent places for burglars to work unnoticed, ensure all garage entrances, including garage door & rear entrance are secure. Valuable possessions can be marked with your house number & postcode using an ultraviolet pen, this enables the police to identify that the. items were stolen, & will get them back quickly if they are recovered, using a metal punch on metal objects serves the same purpose but also acts as a visual deterrent, and the mark is hard to remove. Valuable items should be collected together and a photograph taken of them, showing on the photograph where they are marked. Never have a name and address tag on your keys. If you must, use the address of a relative or your surname with a company address. Beware of leaving home to go and collect keys from someone who says they have found them. It may be an excuse to get you out of the house while the keys are used for entry. Avoid having high hedges and shrubs that will screen a thief from the road or from neighbors. Do not leave keys in locks, under the mat, or hanging inside the letterbox. Proceeds From Police Appreciation Run Presented to Police Officer John Vitale A t The Liberty Ships Another War Story by past r cmdr. of the Butehorn Run Director Ira Eskow presents the $ 5000 check to Suffolk County Police Officer John Vitale and his sons, while Mrs David Lerner, wife of the Chief Executive Officer of David" Lerner Associates, looks on with approval. David Lerner Associates and the Greater Long Island Running Club are pleased to announce that a check in the amount of $ 5000 has been presented to Suffolk County Police Officer John Vitale and his family. The $ 5000 comes from the proceeds of the annual David Lerner Associates Long Island Police Appreciation Run and the special " Long Island Police Crisis Fund" that exists to provide funds for local police officers and their families in times of personal crisis. Officer Vitale and his sons Jack, 4, Adrian, 2 1/ 2, and Luke, 20 months, suffered the tragedy of the boys mother Ann Marie Vitale dying last August on her 29th birthday of acute myeloid leukemia. The Vitale family had planned to remodel and enlarge their St. James home last year, but those plans were shelved in the face of Ann Marie's staggering medical bills. The Vitale family was featured on ABC's " Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on May 15, 2005 as volunteer companies and craftsmen did the work on the Vitale home that had been cancelled after Ann Marie's illness. " We are thrilled to be able to help Police Officer Vitale and his family with this check," observed Ira Eskow of the Greater Long Island Running Club, who directs the David Lerner Associates Police Appreciation Run that is the source of the funding for the Long Island Police Crisis Fund. " Our mission is to lend a helping hand to Long Island law enforcement officers and their families in time of personal financial emergency. Although nothing can replace the wonderful wife and mother that the Vitale family has lost, we are happy to help them in this small way to try and put their life back together again. Our thanks to David Lerner Associates and all the great people who participate in the Run for making this possible." VFW Post Bud Roach" The Germans were in control for a good period of time. Getting necessary equipment and provisions to the allies was very important. This had to be sent over by ships. Ship building companies had ship building yards, but the time it takes to produce one vessel under the ordinary circumstance was months. This would not do. Along came a man with vision and instead of taking a huge amount of time to produce one ship an assembly was set up by this Mr. Henry Kaiser to where he could produce a ship in four days. Yes, an ocean going vessel put together in four days including the keel laying. Then he would take only another four days for fitting the ship ( this is like building a house the shell is built and then all the rooms and closets have to be fitted) building yards had only one or two bays, they installed as many as seven bays to advance the number of ships launched to serve the war effort. The one thing that enemy could not stop was this vast fleet dropping off war provisions for our allies. Yes the Germans tried to sink these ocean going life lines and yes they did stop many with their submarines, but we were producing them at such a tremendous rate, tons and tons of necessary cargo reached our allies. Food and war equipment. The LIBERTY SHIPS sent to the northern ports in Russia were all iced in winter. They had to run a blockade by the Germans, it took men with courage to man these ships. From the very time the cargo was placed aboard and the ship was underway they were tracked by German U boats. Our coast guard seamen patrolled our coast, but there were even German U boats that landed enemy on Long Island. The Coast Guard did an amazing patrol to keep these submarine raiders in check. They patrolled even as far as Greenland. After many ships were sunk, a new idea came into plav. They decided to send convoys of " cargo ships. They felt there was more protection that way. These ships would rendezvous and leave for their destination together staying at a distance that the fighter escort such as our destroyers could watch over them. This plan did do its intended job, but the U boats would come in " wolf packs" and would still sink many with their torpedoes. Of course once they would release their torpedoes and down a ship the destroyers were there to hunt the submarines and kill them. The Germans downed a lot of cargo but we could build these ships at a rate that was overwhelming to the enemy. One of the terrifying things to the enemy was our enormous production in very quick time. With our assault on the German factories with our Air Force they were finding it hard to produce anything. Our aircraft blew up their aircraft factories and their ball bearing works and their oil refineries with maximum effort raids on every city in the Axis territory. Meanwhile all this food and war equipment arrived daily to our Allies. No doubt, the Germans soon saw the end was near. The LIBERTY SHIPS were a completely welded ship with a great brain behind its production was one of the reasons that overcame the Axis Powers. There was absolutely no way they could compete with these four hundred and forty one foot ships with their courageous crews spelled out the courage and intelligence of our nation. Our military employed our Liberator bombers to help hunt down the submarines ( U boats) they found this aircraft to be an excellent means of fighting the U boat threat. Germany finally lost so many U boats that their efforts diminished. Our raids on their factories made it impossible for them to produce the numbers they needed to continue these WOLF PACK assaults. Yes the LIBERTY SHIPS and the men that siled them hurt'the Axis and helped greatly in their defeat. 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CLINIC FEE: $ 165.00 PER GIRL -— Includes: T- SHIRT AND INSTRUCTION Discount For 2nd Family Member EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Please make check payable to: for all attending Bethpage Dad's Club Lacrosse stick, & goggles . send to: Jim Stuart fLax Vision and Lax Coverpoint. Brine concept. 29 C a m b r i d g e AVE Cascade Iris, STX 4 sight, and Halo goggles. IJKTIIPAGE , NY 11714 . these are the approved goggles and are mandator)'. ) C\ J o" CO I C\ J to cz 3 LU * For more information, please call Jim Stuart at 433- 5541. Clinic Staff: rr l Name: 3 CD * \ LU ) X Jim Stuart— Bethpage Varsity Head Coach Nicole Chiddo — Bethpage Assistant Varsity Coach, Cortland Univ. Div 3 Player Stacey Murphy— Bethpage J. V. Head Coach, Wagner Univ., Div. I Player Denise Murphy— Assistant Wagner Univ Coach, Wagner Univ. Div. I Player, Bethpage7/ 8 Coachj Pamela Boodram Bethpage J. V. Coach Univ Buffalo Player And Current College Players hone H: Address:, City: Zip Code: LU CD LU $ Parent's Signature: [ Emergency Contact Name and phone number 1— Name: CO 111 CO ' hone » EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK By Linda Mangano L ^ ***** Shame on you! That's right shame on the person or persons responsible for vandalizing the Central Boulevard sign as well as the vandalism of doors, which recently occurred at Bethpage High School If this is some sort of end of the year prank then let me just say that it is not funny at all and is instead criminal There is a huge difference between a practical joke and an act of senseless destruction, which cost the taxpayers and the Bethpage School District thousands of dollars. As a student at BHS many moons ago, I have vivid recollection of some of the pranks, which occurred during those last weeks of school The eagle was dressed in a bikini and at times was even moved around the school a bit. Those acts were harmless and in no way destructive. If these acts were not a prank and instead were meant simply to destroy property then I am even more disturbed and perplexed. Why? Why would anyone destroy private property for no reason at all? Is this type of destruction funny? To walk on to School District property with the intent to do nothing other than destroy things is simply sinister and heinous! And the person or persons who find it rewarding and amusing need to find a better use of their time. We live in a wonderful community and we should be proud of it. We have a wonderful school district and we should be proud of that as well To destroy and vandalize the community we live in is senseless and quite frankly ignorant as it costs everyone money and is a criminal act. These acts can disturb instructional time and quite honestly hurt the students of the school district. Fifth graders at Central Boulevard will not have the opportunity to take a picture on their graduation day with their school sign. A sign they have come to know and view as a symbol of their school. And why? Because someone had nothing better to do. Because someone decided that destroying a sign or destroying some door locks would make their day. How ridiculous and how very immature! And while these acts may be funny to some, I surely hope they realize what their destructive acts of vandalism have done to innocent children and the school district as well as the taxpayers of Bethpage. If we don't take pride in our own community who will? We all work so hard to ensure that the community of Bethpage is a safe and wonderful place to live, work and raise our families. We strive to make improvements in our community and work towards beautifying areas that need to be refurbished. It would be a much better community for all of us if the efforts of those responsible for these acts of vandalism were put to a more positive use, as it seems whoever is responsible is quite handy with power tools. I hope that those responsible for these acts are caught and I am quite sure that they will be. My suggestion would be to ensure that part of their punishment would be to spend many, many long, hard hours performing community service for the community they were so quick to vandalize. Vytra Long Island Women's Run Vytra Health Plans and the Greater Long Island Running Club are pleased to announce that the 1 in 9 Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition has been named as the charitable beneficiary of the 22nd annual Vytra Health Plans Long Island Women's 5 Kilometer Run. The Run, which attracts some of the top female athletes from all over the nation and the world as well as hundreds of recreational athletes, will be held on the roads of Farmingdale on Saturday morning, July 9, 2005. The 1 in 9 Long Island Breast Cancer Action Coalition promotes awareness of the breast cancer epidemic through education, outreach, environmental advocacy, and the direct support of innovative epidemiological research to find the | causes of and cures for breast cancer and other related cancers. " It is only fitting that an event that is dedicated to promoting women's running and fitness on Long Island should donate a portion of its proceeds to fighting breast cancer," observed Vytra Health Plans Vice President Eileen Nolan. " It is part of Vytra's mission to encourage people to healthy lives, and it is our pleasure to use the Vytra Health Plans Long Island Women's Run as a way to support efforts to eradicate this disease that affects so many women throughout the world and on Long Island in particular." Entry forms and more information about the Vytra Health Plans Long Island Women's 5 Kilometer Run can be obtained through the Greater Long Island Running Club office at ( 516) 349- 7646. Congratulations Sunbirds! Congratulations Sunbirds! The BBAI Girls Majors Softball Champions 2005. Coaches: Tom Brusca, John Tierney, Paul Lewis, and Adam Nendza. Erica Marroquin, Nicole Feruzai, Jessica Lewis, Kathleen Moore, Fran Cracchiolo, Michelle Nendza, Sarah Kukafka, Vittoria Cracchiolo, Julianne Tierney and Danielle Brusca. ( Michelle Cruz not pictured). Girls Travel Soccer Team Has Great Season The parents of the girls U- 10 travel soccer team Bethpage " BLAZE" would like to congratulate them on a great season The girls were entered in the Commack Memorial Day Tournament where they took first place winning all four of their games. The girls were also entered into the Waldbaums Cup where they once again took first place playing their hearts out to win the final game with a score of five to zero. The Blaze team also had a fantastic season playing in the Long Island Juniors Soccer League where not only did they take first place in their division but they were undefeated in doing it. We would like to thank their head coach Chris Dimino and his assistant coaches Bill Wioratti and Sal Zizzo for their time and devotion. In just a year they have brought these girts up to a level we had not expected. The girls have come a song way since last June. Girls keep up the great, work. We are looking forward to watching you play next season. CALL ME. YOU MAY BE SURPRISED AT HOW AFFORDABLE ALLSTATE COVERAGE IS. JOHN MANNARA 550 CENTRAL AVENUE BETHPAGE ( 516) 932 6262 JohnMannara@ allstate. com P. S. Call or stop by for a free quote / instate. You're in good hands. Rates will vary. 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PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 449 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage, N. Y. Rev. Mario E. Ancira, Pastor, is a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. St. Paul's is handicapped accessible. CHURCH OFFICE - The church . office is open Tuesday through Friday from 9: 00 A. M. to 3: 00 P. M. Telephone number is 516- 931- 8262. Email address is www. stpaul@ optonline. net. Web page is www. stpaulbethpage. com. SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES - we are now on our summer schedule with one service at 9: 30 AM. The sermon topic for June 26th is " From Old to New" ( Romans 6: 1- 11). SUNDAY SCHOOL is suspended for the summer months, and will resume in September. ADULT BIBLE STUDY - is on the summer schedule and takes place at 8: 30 AM Sundays at the church. Other bible studies take place during the week. Call the church office for details. TEEN BIBLE STUDY is suspended for the summer and will resume in September. Watch for date and time. WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY is suspended for the summer. St. Martin of Tours Church, Central Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. Pastor Rev. Thomas Siconolfi C. SS. R. Rectory: 931- 0818. Rectory office hours Mon.- Fri. 9: 00AM- 8: 30PM. Sat. to 7: 00PM Sun. to 1: 00PM. Sick Call ext # 5. Web: www. stmartinoftoursbeth. com. We wish our transferred priests good luck in their new assignments and we welcome our new priests. Father John McKenna will celebrate his last mass at SMT on July 24 at 1 PM followed by a reception. All welcome. Congratulations: At the recent The Long Island Catholic High School Journalism Awards, parishioner Jennifer Haller, a senior at Kellenberg Memorial High School, won an Outstanding Student Journalist award. Life Teen continues through the summer. Mass at 5: 30 followed by social hour from 7- 8: 30 PM. All 9- 12 teens are invited. LITTLE GOSPEL LIGHTS PRESCHOOL is now accepting registration for September 2005 school year. We have programs for 3 and 4 year olds; They Came by Two - a parent and child program for toddlers; and a drop- off program for children who have reached their 2nd birthday by September 2005. Enrollment is limited. Please call Joanne Foley at 516- 933- 4446 for registration information. MOMMIE AND ME PROGRAM - Registrations are being accepted. Please. call 933- 4446 for more information. FUN IN THE SON - takes place July 11th - 29th and August- 1 st- 19th from 9: 30 AM to 12: 30 PM. Three or five day sessions are available. Openings are limited. Please call 933- 4446 for details. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - takes place evenings August 15th through 19th. This year's theme is Safari Adventure, Discover Jesus the King. Call 931- 8262 for further information. ALL DENOMINATIONS are welcome to our Sunday School, Bible Studies, Worship Services, Youth Group, Little Gospel Lights Preschool, They Came by Two and Mommie and Me programs and Vacation Bible School. If you are interested in sponsoring a child from the Fresh Air Fund please call Grace at 516- 364- 8652 or 1- 800- 367- 0003. Registration is now open on a limited basis for the 2005- 2006 school year. Charismatic Renewal Prayer Meeting is held every Monday at 7: 30 p. m. in the Parish Hall. All are welcome. A new Youth Ministry for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students is starting. A Rocking Pizza Party will be held on Friday, June 24 from 7- 9 p. m. Call 931- 4170 for further info. A trip to Splish Splash is planned for July 20th and a Summer Bowling League will begin on July 14th. If you would like further information call Heinz Stadler at 516- 931- 4170 or by email at heinzstadler@ optonline. net. St. Martin of Tours Parishioners wishing prayers for themselves or sick family members are asked to call Arlene Pehrsson at 579- 9746. ST. MARGARET'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1000 Washington Avenue, Plainview, N. Y. 11803. Rev. Peter Lai, rector. The church office is open from 9AM to 4PM Tuesday through Friday, and available at 516- 692- 5268 at all times. CHURCH SERVICES - Sunday services are at 8: 15 AM and 10: 15 AM. HEALING SERVICE - First Sunday of the month after each service. SUNDAY SCHOOL - Sunday at 9: 15AM. INTERCESSORY PRAYER GROUP - After 8: 15 AM service. We sincerely welcome all to our church community! Bethpage Church of Christ ~ 65 Stewart Ave. Bethpage, NY 11714. Phone ( 516) 731.- 4307. YOU'RE INVITED. Please be our Guest at our Worship Service - Sunday 1i am - Bible Study 10 am & Wednesday - 7: 30 pm Bible Study. BETHPAGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 192 Broadway, Bethpage. 516- 931- 4345 Pastor Mary P. Crump.. WORSHIP 10: 30am Sundays. Church School 10 am. Located just south of Central Avenue. " Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors." Bethpage Jewish Community Center, 600 Broadway, Bethpage, 938- 7909, Rabbi Seth Gordon, SABBAT SERVICES, Friday 8 PM ( occasional early services). 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WW II USMC Veteran, Purple Heart Recipient, Member USMC League, Sunrise Detachment, Association of Retired Police Officers, and Retired Police Association. A Funeral Mass was held Tuesday, June 14, at St. Martin of Tours RC Church, with interment following at Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn. Arrangements were entrusted to the Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc. Myrato, Joseph Alonzo of Farmingdale ( formerly of Oyster Bay) passed away June 12, 2005 at the age of 76. Served 1950 to 1952 in U. S. Army Korean War, stationed in Greenlawn. Retired after working 37 years for the Town of Oyster Bay Highway Division, Active for many years in the Farmingdale Boy Scouts and Senior Citizen Groups. Beloved husband of 44 years to Eleanor. Loving father and father in law of Mary and Branden Plank, Patrick and Elizabeth Myrato, and predeceased in May 2005 by his son, Joseph T. Myrato. Dear brother of Robert; predeceased by brothers Jack and Pat. Cherished grandfather of Amy and Andrew Plank and Doug Betkis. A Funeral Mass was held Wednesday, June 15, at St. Kilian RC Church, with interment following at Pinelawn Memorial Park. Arrangements were entrusted to the Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc. Zipper, Herbert J. of Farmingdale passed away June 10, 2005. Dedicated Professor in the Electrical Technology Dept. of SUNY Farmingdale for 44 years. Loving husband of Maureen. Dear father and father in law of Barbara and Danny Tadesse, Ann Marie and Brian Culhane, Joseph and Donna, Elaine and Carl Froehlich, MaryEllen, Rosemary and Kevin Gilroy. Proud Grandpop of ten loving grandchildren. Dear brother of Maria and Eleanor. An avid runner and athlete throughout his life. Life was his best run race, and also his fastest, Too Fast. A Funeral Mass was held Monday, June 13, at St. Kilian RC Church, with interment following at St. Charles Cemetery. 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Scientific Analysis Suggests Presidential Vote Counts May Have Been Altered by US Vote Counts March 30, 2005
Recent Election Issues Articles
An open letter to the Election Assistance Commission December 25, 2005 John Gideon, Executive Director of VotersUnite.Org and Information Manager for VoteTrustUSA.Org
Diebold hack proven in county test! December 17, 2005 Glenn Yeagley
Diebold Inc. in a tailspin after resignation of CEO and filing of a class action fraud lawsuit December 17, 2005 VelvetRevolution.us
Orr thinks machines make voting simpler, more secure December 17, 2005 Mario Bartoletti
Diebold "hack test" - Sec. State / Black Box Lawyer square off December 10, 2005 Black Box Voting
With new legislation, Ohio Republicans plan holiday burial for American Democracy December 6, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Important daily voting news December 4, 2005 John Gideon
Poll shock November 24, 2005 Robert C. Koehler, Tribune Media Services
Ohio's Diebold Debacle: New machines call election results into question November 24, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Diebold attempts to evade election transparency laws November 20, 2005 Matt Zimmerman
Supreme Court stabs another GOP knife into US democracy by upholding ex-felon vote ban November 16, 2005 Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Has American Democracy died an electronic death in Ohio 2005's referenda defeats? November 11, 2005 Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
What John Kerry definitely said about 2004�s stolen election and why it's killing American democracy November 10, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Scrap the "secret" ballot - return to open voting November 5, 2005 Lynn Landes�
Clarification of NEDA's withdrawal of Ohio exit poll paper November 5, 2005 Kathy Dopp
Clarification of NEDA's withdrawal of Ohio exit poll paper November 3, 2005 Kathy Dopp, National Election Data Archive
Watergate-style money laundering indictments stoke Ohio's stolen election fires October 28, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Powerful Government Accountability Office report confirms key 2004 stolen election findings October 26, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Did you erase your own vote? October 25, 2005 Warren Stewart, Director of Legislative Issues and Policy, www.VoteTrustUSA.org
Why can't the left face the Stolen Elections of 2004 & 2008? October 18, 2005 Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Carter/Baker Report can't face how the GOP stole America's 2004 election & is rigging 2008 September 20, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back September 20, 2005 Warren Stewart, Director of Legislative Issues and Policy, VoteTrustUSA
FEMA Chief Brown Paid Millions in False Claims to Help Bush Win Fla. Votes September 19, 2005 Jason Leopold
Ohio recount lawsuit set for trial; election workers indicted September 4, 2005 Blair Bobier
Ohio Governor's ethics violations expose money trail to stolen 2004 election August 30, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
Diebold's failure in California August 7, 2005 John Gideon, Information Manager, www.VotersUnite.Org and www.VoteTrustUSA.Org
Did the GOP steal another Ohio Election? August 5, 2005 Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Conyers-Kaptur seek special counsel for Noe probe August 4, 2005 John Conyers, Jr. and Marcy Kaptur
Dramatic new charges deepen link between Ohio's "Coingate," Voinovich mob connections, and the theft of the 2004 election July 29, 2005 Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman
None dare call it stolen - Ohio, the election, and America's servile press July 24, 2005 Mark Crispin Miller, summarized by Mary Anne Saucier, Columbus, Ohio
Civic Engagement and the Restoration of Community from a voter activist�s view July 19, 2005 Terri Zins
My report from Hocking County, July 5, 2005: An update on Sherole Eaton's unfolding Story July 7, 2005 Victoria Parks, Ohio Backbone Campaign
Handbook for Ohio Voter Activists, Version 2.0 July 7, 2005 Various activists
Direct testimony: Presented to Election Assessment Hearing July 4, 2005 Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D.
Log Cabin Republicans in Ohio July 4, 2005 Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D.
With a limp election theft report, Dems prove why they're unworthy June 28, 2005 Harvey Wasserman and Bob Fitrakis
Voting problems and uncounted votes in Lucas County, Ohio June 28, 2005 Justine Smith
The DNC 2004 Election Report: An indictment of incompetence June 25, 2005 Steven Rosenfeld and Bob Fitrakis
Corporate control of the election process June 22, 2005 John Gideon
Introduction: Did George W. Bush steal America's 2004 election? June 16, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Voter Confidence Committee Calls For Rejection of CA Special Election June 16, 2005 Dave Berman
Activists from 25 states lobby for paper ballots on June 9 and 10 June 10, 2005 VoteTrustUSA.org
Fear of riffraff June 10, 2005 Robert C. Koehler, Tribune Media Services
Electoral Politics and the War: Lessons from 2004 and What the Anti-War Movement Should do in 2006 June 8, 2005 Kevin Zeese
Optical scan machines hacked in Florida June 2, 2005 Black Box Voting
Does ES&S really want to sell the Automark machines? May 28, 2005 John Gideon
Attack on election board whistleblower and leaked Blackwell threats re-fire Ohio's election theft scandal May 23, 2005 Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Franklin County, Ohio Election Procedures � April and May 2005 May 6, 2005 Paddy Shaffer
Carter Gets It � But Will His Electoral Commission? April 24, 2005 Kevin Zeese and Linda Schade
Voter Perceptions and Political Deceptions: Federal, Ohio and Knox April 24, 2005 Mike Swinford
Electoral reform groups call for James Baker's resignation from electoral reform commission April 17, 2005 Ilene Proctor
National Conference on Election Reform Opens with Civil Rights Panel April 13, 2005 Abigail Thorton
View from Another Planet April 13, 2005 Josh Mitteldorf
Democrats!� Paper �Trails� Aren�t Good Enough.� Count The Damn Ballots! April 12, 2005 Lynn Landes�
Democrats, Paper �Trails� Aren�t Good Enough; Count The Damn Ballots! April 1, 2005 Lynn Landes, Online Journal Contributing Writer
Scientific Analysis Suggests Presidential Vote Counts May Have Been Altered March 30, 2005 US Vote Counts
As Blackwell Says, Ohio�s in 2004 was a National Model March 24, 2005 Steve Rosenfeld, Bob Fitrakis, and Harvey Wasserman
Understanding the difference between paper ballots and paper audit trails March 20, 2005 Gary Beckwith
Save Our Democracy March 16, 2005 John Irwin
Republicans maneuvering to get Voting Rights Act killed March 10, 2005 Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Legal filing highlights Blackwell's hypocrisy in Ohio recount case March 7, 2005 Blair Bobier
Selma 40 Years Later March 6, 2005 Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Exit Poll Madness -�Analyst Steve Freeman & Company Offer False Choice March 4, 2005 Lynn Landes
Libertarians To Testify in Ohio House: Modernize Ohio's Election Laws March 3, 2005 Robert Butler
The New Voting Rights Movement Begins Here Today March 2, 2005 Steven Rosenfeld
Voting in America February 28, 2005 Bob Babson
The Mighty Texas Strike Force February 28, 2005 Nick Mottern - Documentary News Service
Blackwell presidential election sanctions briefs February 22, 2005 Various individuals
Representative Conyers and others file amicus brief in Ohio Supreme Court February 17, 2005 Dena Graziano
Congresswoman Tubbs Jones Outraged at Blackwell's Failure to Appear During House Administration Hearing February 12, 2005 Office of Rep. Tubbs Jones
Ohio Attorney-General's attack on election protection attorneys draws mountain of documentation on state's stolen election, including new study on exit polls February 3, 2005 Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Prominent Statisticians Refute 'Explanation' of 2004 U.S. Exit Poll Discrepancies in New Edison/Mitofsky Report and Urge Investigation of U.S. Presidential Election Results January 31, 2005 Bruce O'Dell
The last man to concede... January 29, 2005 Sheila Samples
Report on Washington DC, January 6, 2005 January 25, 2005 Avram Friedman
Arkansas in 2004: Did Bush Really Win? January 24, 2005 Max Standridge
New links January 23, 2005 Free Press staff
Voting Problems and Uncounted Votes in Lucas County, Ohio January 23, 2005 Justine Smith
Plan B:� Parallel Elections�& Signed Ballots January 20, 2005 Lynn Landes
Open Letter to Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro from Representative John Conyers, Jr. January 20, 2005 Representative John Conyers, Jr.
Open Letter to Warren Mitofsky and Larry Rosin from Representative John Conyers, Jr. January 20, 2005 Representative John Conyers, Jr.
Ohio's GOP Attorney General launches�revenge attack on Election Protection legal team January 19, 2005 Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
What are they hiding in New Mexico? January 18, 2005 Warren Stewart, National Ballot Integrity Project
In the Shadow of Dr. King, counting the vote remains a civil rights issue January 17, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Did the �Liberal Media� Get the 2004 Election All Wrong? January 16, 2005 Gene C. Gerard
'COUNT EVERY VOTE.� EVERY VOTE COUNTS' January 16, 2005 Mary Anne Saucier
Moss v. Bush moves on and movement continues January 13, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Rally Continues Drive for Democracy January 9, 2005 Mark Huntress
Estimated vote count in Ohio January 8, 2005 Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D.
January 6 Washington, D.C. rally report January 8, 2005 Nick Mottern
Together, we moved three mountains January 8, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
What the election challenge means January 8, 2005 David Swanson, ILCA
Progressive Democrats lead historic voting rights protest as Congress ratifies flawed 2004 Electoral College tally January 7, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Arnebeck letter to Congress re Presidential Electoral Challenge January 6, 2005 Clifford O. Arnebeck, Jr.
Senator Barbara Boxer, D-CA and Representative Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-OH contested the election January 6, 2005 Free Press staff
The�"Crime of November 2":� The human side of how�Bush stole Ohio, and why Congress must investigate rather than ratify the Electoral College (Part Two of Two) January 5, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Status Report of the House Judiciary Committee Democratic Staff January 5, 2005 U.S. Rep. John Conyers and staff
Seven key reasons why the vote must be challenged at the electoral college January 3, 2005 Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rainbow/PUSH Coalition
Ten preliminary reasons why the Bush vote does not compute, and why Congress must investigate rather than certify the Electoral College (Part One of Two) January 3, 2005 Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
Verified election contest petitions and documents in Ohio Supreme Court January 2, 2005 The undersigned
Distribution of voting machines by county in Ohio January 1, 2005 Andy Shifflette
Did We Bounce An Election? January 1, 2005 Warren Stewart, votersunite.org
Presidential election congressional hearing transcript January 1, 2005 Congresspeople Waters, Tubbs-Jones and Conyers and others
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- Flashback 1933 : Australia's Chief Weather Expert: Belief In Climate Change Is An 'Error Of Human Memory' – 'When people compare the present with the past, they remember only the abnormal'
- NOAA Warmist Martin Hoerling in NY Times: Calif. drought not caused by global warming. No trend in wetter/drier conditions since 1895
- CHEVRON VS BIG GREEN: 'CAPITALISM FINALLY GROWS A PAIR' – 'Environmental movement suffered its biggest defeat since Climategate. And at the hands of its most hated enemy: Big Oil'
- New Study: 'RATHER THAN GLOBAL WARMING, EARTH MAY BE FACING COOLING' – By Dr. Gerrit van der Lingen
- Senate Dems to pull all-nighter railing against global warming — courtesy of Capitol Bldg's COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT
- If climate is 'winning' issue, why are 'vulnerable' Dems avoiding climate slumber party: 'Notably absent' will be the four most vulnerable Senate Dems up for reelection this year'
- Report: UN officials hid overblown global warming estimates
- Sec. of State John Kerry calls on US envoys to make climate change a 'top priority' – Issues policy guidance to his staff of 70,000: 'The environment has been one of the central causes of my life'
- Washington Examiner features Climate Depot: 'John Kerry is steering the Obama administration's international focus to embarrassingly bad man-made climate fears'
- New Study: EARTH IS SAFE FROM 'GLOBAL WARMING' SAY THE MEN WHO PUT MAN ON THE MOON
- No tolerance!? CEO on climate skeptic managers: 'Either you live by our values or you leave the company' – DNV GL CEO, Henrik Madsen
- Watch Now: Climate Depot's Morano of Fox News on Senate Dems climate All-Nighter: Morano: 'This is Confusing…The Japanese government told their citizens to go to bed an hour early to fight global warming. But now we are being told to stay up all night to fight global warming'
- Watch Now: Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore on Fox Business News
- Watch Now: Climate Depot's Morano featured on Fox News 'Special Report' on Chipotle Guacmageddon fears
- Climate activists to Kerry: Keystone pipeline a 'bigger mistake' than Vietnam
- NASA'S FORMER EX-CON JAMES HANSEN TO TESTIFY IN SENATE NEXT WEEK On Keystone Pipeline
- Watch Now: Climate Depot's Morano at CPAC panel: Warmists have gone 'wacky' – 'Do you want to know how global warming is faring? They now want you to look at rape statistics, at crime statistics, vehicle theft statistics, whether your local Chipotle is serving guacamole'
- 5,836 Record Cold Temps in past 30 days – Record Cold outnumbering Record Warm temps in U.S.
- Warmist lament: 'Global warming is a misleading term because it actually sounds quite nice' – 'Climate calamity' a better term?
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The Market Research Society will hold its annual conference, themed 'Impact 2014 - Ideas to Shape You, Your Business and Society' on March 18-19 in London.
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The Research Club will host a networking event on March 23 at 5:30 p.m. at St. Andrews Bar, New York City.
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Boxy Backpack in Sakura Roll
A modern classic as striking as it is well-appointed, our top-selling Boxy Backpack diaper bag features clever organizational pockets, a built-in changing station, multiple carrying options and is available in a variety of playful prints, colors and fabrics.
- Overview
- Spacious interior with 3 pockets, 2 bottle pockets and a key clip
- 2 exterior side bottle pockets
- Zip-out changing station with detachable changing pad, 2 pockets for diapers and wipes and 1 pacifier pouch
- Magnetic closure plus snaps for added security
- PPB-monogrammed plastic wipes case
- Custom-stamped premium hardware
- Proudly PVC-Free, textured brocade exterior
- Versatile three ways to carry: Backpack, cross-body/on shoulder, or on stroller with Valet Stroller Clips® (sold separately)
- Exterior features cherry blossom, blush, and onyx arching fan design on richly textured brocade. Onyx straps and water-resistant lining.
- Brocade fabric care: Dry clean only. Spot clean lining with damp cloth.
- Boxy Backpack: 13" W x 13.5" H x 5.5" D
- Strap drop: 12" - 23"
Returns are simple, exchanges are free.
For more information: Petunia Returns
- Fabrics
Matte coated-canvas fabric is wipe-able, water-repellent and combines delightful designer touches with unique hand embroidered accents. The coated canvas is PVC-free.Embossed
Named after a printing technique in which letterforms are pressed into paper to create a sculpted surface, our Embossed fabrics are an interpretation of iconic Petunia patterns stitched against sleekly modern minimalist fields of color.Chenille
Chenille means 'caterpillar' in French and is created when fuzzy yarns are woven together resulting in a soft, plush finish in the design area. - Reviews
Customer Reviews
- Beautiful but not functional for me. Review by Lola2
While the boxy is pretty and I wanted to make it work I just couldn't. The bag was just too square for me and I didn't like the carrying of it. It was heady and combersom and too bulky
(Posted on 3/25/13)
- Fantastic Review by PresMom
Love my bag! Great update to the closure - magnetic & to sets of snaps for when my bag is OVERLY full of toys!
great products and a wonderful company! Worth every penny!
(Posted on 3/20/13)


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Workwear Express offer a wide range of great value, specialist healthcare tunics, nurse tunics, beauty tunics and many more. Each of our tunics can be personalised with your own embroidered logo from just £1.50.
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Workwear Express are specialist suppliers of great value tunics.
Our range includes healthcare tunics, nurses tunics, health and beauty tunics, spa tunics, kitchen tunics and more. Add a printed or embroidered logo to any tunic from just £1.50.


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You're leaving Wedding Paper Divas to see the Deal of the Day at our parent site, Tiny Prints.
"Our invites were personalized to match our colours (navy). They turned out amazing and we also customized with a picture on the back as well. The quality of the paper and printing was amazing. Very happy with shipping, as it arrived to Canada very quickly. We are in the process of ordering our Thank you cards now. Thanks for all your help :)"
"I am so pleased with how these invitations turned out! Our pictures were vintagey, so I opted to make the Date a more script font. I also liked the look of the black Date in contrast with the white info sections on the outsides. The quality was excellent. I love the feel of the cardstock and both font and photos turned out crisp. One note though, the proof that I approved before they printed did not match the actual product I was sent. I only noticed this because in the original one I created/approved, I made a point to let my ring show in-between my name and the word "and". This wasn't the case with the invitations that were delivered. Once I noticed this I noticed several other things had changed with the formatting (spacing between lines, font size). But honestly the formatting flowed even better than it had when I had initially created/approved it, so I'm not complaining. Overall, these turned out absolutely beautiful and I would definitely recommend them!"
"I had a great experience with the professional printing service! Even noticed a typo right before I approved my design, and I was able to upload a new image and change the typo without much delay. The pearlescent paper turned out beautifully. Guests are already sending me messages about how great the invites are! I'm so glad I chose Wedding Paper Divas to print my self-designed invites. Not to mention the turn-around time was very quick--which is perfect for a procrastinator like myself!"
"The main color for the wedding is purple/lavender, so it made sense to have a purple color for the invites. I LOVED (and so did my recipients) the fact that pictures could be added. I enjoyed the fact that adding pics to the front and/or back was a free option, and I loved that I had so many options for customizing the invites....right down to the envelopes chosen! I have received such compliments on everything. More importantly, I had a wonderful experience with Rachel W. (x 2610) who revised the RSVP cards more than once to suit my requests beautifully. She was quick and efficient, and returned my requested changes much sooner than I expected to receive them for approval! THANK YOU, RACHEL!!!!"
"This is a beautiful card to personalize your wedding day. The customization from the editor was perfect, they can make your information fit into the space needed. No need to worry about online support, Wedding Paper Divas did an awesome job! The pearl shimmer paper is worth the upgrade!! We love our invitations and have received so many compliments from our guests. We have already purchased the matching save the dates, RSVP cards and will also order the thank you cards that match, due to the professional quality printing and customer support offered at wedding paper divas!"