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The mirror was well packaged, but there was a small dent in the bottom of the frame - because of where it is when hung it isn't visible and I didn't want to go through the hassle of packing it back up and returning it. I ordered the mirror to go with the Paris 8-piece Espresso Dining Set also available through the O. The dimensions of the mirror with the buffet were complimentary and it looks great. Another perk (albeit unplanned) was that the border of the mirror seem to "match" the knobs/pulls of the buffet so the look of the room looks very put together. One item to note though is that when hanging the mirror you REALLY have to pay attention and use a level and the proper mounting tools and screw/wall supports as the mirror is heavy. Holes are drilled into the back of the mirror and have metal inserts inside the holes (good for reinforcement) and is where the screw or hangers will go when hanging the mirror on the wall. Measurements must be precise and it will help if you make a template of the holes on the back of the mirror and use it to place the supports on the wall. This is a two person job.
It is a very beautiful mirror. The dimensions of the mirror are 36 inches high x 54 inches wide x 1 inches deep, which means its the lengh of a loveseat/settee. I love the mirror it hangs over my couch, but I needed help to hang it because its a big mirror and a heavy mirror. All in all, I love the dark mahogany wood trim, which matches perfectly with my TV console and coffee/end tables.
I was looking for a large modern mirror that would still make a statement with 12 ft. ceilings. I had just purchased a very similar mirror in Z-Gallerie for $200 more. This mirror was actually more beautiful and appeared to be much higher quality. It has beautiful dark wood surrounding the mirror which is even deeper than it appears on the site. Arrived quickly. Easy to hang with a $9.00 hanging kit purchased from Target that holds 75 lbs with just two holes. Do all your measuring before hanging from the floor. Mirror is very heavy. SOOO BEAUTIFUL!
Beautiful and elegant. But heavy (my husband injured his arm picking it up the wrong way). Also the back is not straight. So we had to open the back and turn it so it would go straight on the wall.
I was looking for a mirror to hang it over my big sofa. I went to many of my local stores and couldn't find what I was having in mind. I went to Overstock online and found the Angelo and I knew immediately my search for thew prefect mirror was over. I've received many compliments, my mom says that looks beautiful with all my decoration, specially with my crystal chandelier. It's a statement in my room and I couldn't be happier with this purchase. An important detail is the hanging process, you have to get a 75lb hanging mirror kit at any big store , I personally did a template to simplify the process. I'm so happy with my Angelo mirror.
I ordered two of these mirrors for above vanities in a master bathroom remodel. These mirrors are even better than I thought they would be from seeing the pictures. They provide a hint of modern glamour that is not over the top. The mahogany wood matches my bathroom vanity perfectly and the size is perfect for my space. The beveled mirrors on the frame reflect the light so nicely and allow the mirror to look finished without closing in the main mirror space. I searched all over for framed mirrors and these were a great value, especially considering the size and the detailing. I would absolutely recommend or purchase them again!
This mirror is probably the best designed mirror that I ever saw. It is gorgeous. The worst part is the quality and it's pricey because it will crack in first month hanging in the wall. The mirror itself it's fine. But the decoration, small mirror squares because it's heavy will crack one by one on the bottom. Right now I have 8 cracked bottom mirrors already and this definitely takes off.
Great quality and looks just like the picture! I simply used some money hooks and had it hanging up in 10 minutes.
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man,that was one crazy Bagon,you know when it kept jumping off the cliff..but hey Bagon is so adorable.
man,that was one crazy Bagon,you know when it kept jumping off the cliff..but hey Bagon is so adorable.
i didnt find dis ep instresting it was a waste of a half an hour
This episode was pretty cool. Well finally Team Rocket did something right. Now that Bagon evolved into Shelgon it's this close to be learning how to fly. and yes I agree the part where Pikachu jumped from the Rocket thing was pretty cool.
I didn't like this episode much, but at least I got to see Shelgon, one of my favorite Pokemon. The Pikachu VS Bagon battle was cool too.
A really great episode a good fight and Team rocket close this battle.
I have a little problem with the radar glasses, which seemed to give bagon more of an unfair advantage, even though the girl was using them to help bagon improve his battling. Apart from that, though, the episode was pretty good. I like the way they characterized bagon, and we got to see Meowth willing to help bagon fulfill his dreams. I wish they would have had a sequel to this episode, though. It would have been interesting to see if shelgon evolved yet.
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I don't think ash fought any Salamences in the hoenn league.
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He never battled a Salamence.
Well if you know me then you should know that this episode is my favourite one. Ever.
Michelle is the best character of the day ever to grace the anime. She had determination but was not out of touch with reality, craved the best for her Pokemon, is happy either being by herself or with others, a good battler and tactician in her own right... and yeah, Hella sexy to boot. She had so much potential she would have fitted in with Ash and co and travelled around with them for a bit... at the very least till Shelgon evolved into Salamence.
Ash and Michelle's battle was one of the better "filler" scraps and it was nice to see Meowth trying to help Bagon to fly. The speech of Michelle's in the forest however was the only gripe; bad dubbing. Michelle's not thick dammit.
Naturally I rate this 10/10. Biased? Obsessed? Ha, i'm BOTH.
Bagon was strong, i loved the battle between it and Pikachu.
And i loved to see a Shelgon, it was great.
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Someone said this was Filler, though this was Bagon's anime debut so it ain't Filler.
Yes, I found the story to be bland. Bagon's attempts at flying were good, but that was it. It's evolution caught me by surprise, but now it should be hardy for it to move about.
Not very good, but not bad. I loved the COTD's glasses. 4/10
About two years later and that is now not true, he has tried battling Hunter's J's Salamence I am sure of it. Speaking of which doesn't anyone else think Michelle's clothes look alot like Hunter J's? Same with the glasses maybe she is related to her lol. Hunter J's daughter! (Plus she has a Shelgon!). She returns this time as a villain.Originally Posted by CyberCube
Anyways not a bad episode, I wonder if Shelgon evolved yet (Unless J's Salamence is really Michelle's Shelgon because it evolved and they are related lol)
This episode was alright. I liked Bagon and I really didn't expect for it to evolve, so it was a surprise. The COTD was totally cheating with those shades, but whatever.
This episode was ok... it was cool seeing Bagon for the 1st time. It was really cool to see the battle between Pikachu and Bagon. I'm glad Pikachu was eventually able to win the battle. It was very cool to see Bagon in a jetpack and it, Treecko flying up to attack TR to save Pikachu.
Not a bad episode. Cool to see Bagon for the first time.Glad it evolved into Shellgon. Apart from that it was just a standerd filler.
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I liked this episode. I especially liked Michelle's design. Bagon's dream to fly was pretty cute and I enjoyed the battle that Ash and Michelle had in the beginning though. It's too bad she never appeared again since I would've liked to see her battle with a Salamence.
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I think this episode was alright and I did enjoy Michelle and her Bagon. This episode reminded me in some way of the episode when the Oddish wanted to learn fly and I think the whole flying concept was still alright to use (whereas other concepts like episodes that are centered around Nurse Joy were overused) Good episode in my opinion and it was enjoyable to watch.
I think this is a nice filler. The idea of Bagon wanting to fly was cool to see, the writers portrayed that well. Ash and Michelle had a great battle too! 8/10.


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Long Island Memories
Ihe IBosi tt Jmtim ISSUED ON FRIDAY. ¦^ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF NASSAU COUNTY GENERAL CIRCULATION VOL. 8. NO. 19. FREEPORT. N. Y. FRIDAY DECEMBER 14. 1917 ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR SOLDIERS YOU IS NOW ALL RECEITED COMMISSION HOME Howard Osterhont as Head of Comm. Trav¬ eled 10,000 MUcs Over 60,000 bai lots were eaat by tho soldiers and Bailors of thie (State In the recent election, ancortUng to fliniroB wblch have not been made public by Francis .\f. Hugo, .Secretary of State, and becoming ftvallahle only with tho return of the wpecial elec¬ tion coTiimiBsJon -which handled the vote abroad. With the exception of a few scattering shlpB In far distant watcr.s, all llie war ballotB have now fetched Alban.v. !»8 steel boxes padlocked and in.siired have heen Hent out of Mr. Hugo's office during the Last few flays to county election boardH, which will credit the same. Kitraordinary conditions under which many ot lh(^ votes were cast iu France became known only with the return of the commlsBlon headed by Howard Osterhout, of FrM-port. .Miid- stain(.d, the envelopes enclosing the ballots t( II a .story of their own. Vot¬ ing In some places waH within the roar of the cannonading at the front. The keenest interest wa.s everywhere shown tay the men. Oti more than one occasion soldiers from other statcB expressed the hope that they might be KJven a chance to vote next fall. Tlif. election abroad started early .a.s October 27th. New York State waa aione in sending a coinmission abroad. It was largely through the as'slst- ance of General Pershing and Admi¬ ral Sims that the commission was able to accomplish results. Automo¬ biles and couriers were furniahed in Kcttlng the elect inn supplies to the men and later on in relurning the ballots to a teniporary headquarters in Parla. The com mis.sion wa'8 forcetl to travel over 10.00') miles hy land and water iiefore the ballot.i were tiirm.d over to Secretary Hugo's onico. i'31(.c- tions held at the various cantonments in the east and south proved c(iually as succps«fnl. Representatives of Mr. Hugo's (jfllce visited the camps witli supplies sevcrnl dtiys before actual voting coimnenced. In one camp over 8000 men were vote in an after¬ noon. But one section voted on their 'Way across to France. While the .soldier vote will deter- niine several cnntosts, the flrst hand l<nowledKe of conditions which must be met in a far more complex form next fall becomes of irreat iiiipor- liiiico, and may result in a simplified ballot being devised next yeaj-. REGISTRATION IS LESS THIS YEAR The regi.^tratlon totals for this Ttjrwn of Hempstead completed by the Klection Commtsaionera' office this week show (hat only 82,';6 voters reKlBjered under party emblems thia y^ar as againBt 11.753 la»t year. The decrease is undoubtedly due to the lack of interesNUkcn by many vot¬ ers in the recent election, it being an off year for the eiectbrs. Tho Re¬ publican enrollment shows a falling off of 1862 nan»8, while the Demo¬ cratic registry has lost 1494. WTiile the two principal political parties in the town have anffered losses, the So¬ cialist and Prohibition Parties have gained. The Socialists have added 7!t naine.li to their prcrtocol since last year, and the prohibitioisnts have won five more adherents to their cause. Last year fil8 voters failed to reg- l.ster, and thia year 464 failed to in¬ dicate their party choice. Only four parties have an oflicial standing thia year, tho Independence l.,eague, American and National Progressive Parties hot being officially recoprnized tlirough tlieir failure to poll a suf¬ ficiently larKc vote at the laat Guber¬ natorial election. The total party registrations in the town thla year are: Republican, 5650; Democrats, 2145; Socialist, 103; Pro¬ hibition, 49; blanli, 464; void, 15; missing, 13. Grand total, 8748. SCHOOL CHILDREN IN RED CROSS WORK {JUNIOR AUXILIART LOCAL DRIVE FOR RED CROSS CAUSE SVPERTISOTIS' HETlTlNr. On Friday last the .Supervisov.i en- «aged .\l«5flr*. Tooker &> Marsh, of Ne-w York CVty, to malie necessary Itlans and specifications for the erec¬ tion of biiildin>;s for a tuberculosis hospital, subject however to the ap¬ proval of the Tioard of a contract to be submitted by Tooker & Marsh. The Sheriff was authorized to pur¬ chase one dozen ("'olt's revolvers at .$10 each witli holster and cartridges .11 .?2 each. Tlje pistol.s are to be used in case of riots or other emer- ticncies. In the Red ('ross Christmas Drive for 30,000 members in Nassau Coun¬ ty the committee has divided the workers into "Reds," "Whites" and "HliieH." The manager in each town divides his workers as he'thinks best. Here iy Freeport, Alfred T. Davi¬ son lias divided his forces as follows: The "Whites," the children, with Charles .M. Hart a.s captain, are com¬ posed of publie .and private school cliildren, Boy .Scouts, Sunday School (•hilili'(>n. Junior church societies and ('ami) r''ii'e Girls. The "Reds" and the "Hliies" wiil hav^e as captains David Sutherland and Melville K. Sitiilli, eacb cnptaiu clioosin.i; his own team. I'oinpetition will hc keen h(>tweeii IIicHc three colors tlu> "Reds," the ¦•'\Vhitt\s" and the "Dines." With a combination working like this it is slraii.ge if any family, escapes ¦with¬ out having every one of its children and all of its servants enrolled as active menibers of the Rt^d Cross be¬ fore .Santa Clans makes his appear¬ ance Christmas morning. Whether or not you are in the market for a phonograph you are undoubtedly interested in the scientific achievements of the era. For this, if for no other reason, you will find it worth your 'while to cill at our store to ^ivdtness a demonstration of NEW EDISON ," Tht ^'homo^raph ttitk aSomJ" in perfecting thia marvelova instrument and thus making' Hfnak'a Re*GreaUoa poaaibJ* Xhoaaaa A. Ediaon haa aald the finml word racardtnar aound raprodpctloa. Chubbuck's Drug Store FREEPORT, N. V. GLORY CHORUS AT FREEPORT CHURCH The Glory Chorus of the Freeport M. 1% Church is a new form of an old idea which promises to be ot con- .siderable service and interest to this community. it will be held in the Freeport M. K. Church Auditorium on IMiic Street near Church Street every Wednesday' evening at 7.15. It is to ( (insist of all those who love sing:ing, old and young, and vvlielher experi- iMU'od or not, and wiil not be restrict¬ ed to members of thi.s church, l)ii' C/thers who cau do so conveniently are a\ao invited. .No admis.sion fee or dues will be I'iiarKed, and the singring will be in tharge of a director, chorister, pianist iind a niiiiiber of cliorii.s leaders. Bible lalks 1))' thi^ pastor and other features will add to tlte attractiveness of ti'csie lut'ctiiigs. .Mready consider¬ able interest h;is hcea uiaiiifested in Iliis new venture which was begun last \Vi'(lii(''sday evenins;. It will give an oppoi'itiiiily for tliose who enjoy m)()(l h(>arty singiii.t; m listen or par¬ ticipate. Tlu. Christian t'tiurcb i.^ distin¬ guished from of.icr foriiis of religion ir, Ilie stirring and attractive quality of its. hyninology and goBpel songs ;ind the .Methodisis of foriuei' days were known to be great singers, and llii.s Ciliiry Ciionis promises to be a" rtuewal of ibis duiractt ristic. MAK I.on H TO SPKAK Julia .Marlowe i.s spendins Sunday, Ibe Itiih, {ll the Carden City Hotel. She is iuteiiseiy inti>rested in the Red Cross. Through the kindne.^s ot Mr. Warren M. Ltieila, of I'ort Wash¬ ington, she has consented to recite that woiuiiM'ful poem in the December Red Cross Magazine entitled "The Spirit of the Red Cross Speaks.' The author lA Dr. John Findlay, New York Slate bi'perintendent of Kducation. Recently when this poem was re¬ cited in Carnejiie Hall there waa tiardly a dry eye In the house. Miss .\fMi'iawe has also consented to recite "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Flander'a Field" at the Artuory meeting and at tiie tw« over-flow ukeetingd )n the Hempstead Methodist rttarch and the Preiibyterlaa Cburcb. Freeport Schools Join 'National Organization of Mercy Ke«u tbe Nauau Poat for local and viclalty HAW*. On August 29th, 1917. the American National Red Cross adopted a plan of Red CrosB Junior Membershlv and School Activities There is not room here to give all the rules and direc¬ tions adopted at that time, >ut In order that the Junior Membership may be understood the following cop¬ ied from the directions sent out as a result of the August 29th meeting: "1. There shall bo a Junior Red Cross .Membership, with dues of 25 cents a year, open to all children of school age and in actual attendance upon school, 'Whether public, private, or parochial within the borders of the United States and its dependencies. Tills mtnnbership shall run for the term of the school year. "2. Red Cross Junior .Membership shall be granted only through recog¬ nized schools, and only to the entire student body of each school when a Ptini (>qual to 25 cents for each pupil .shall have been deposited to its cred¬ it in the School Supply Fund, here¬ inafter describd; or when in special insrtances by decision of the treas¬ urer of the Chapter School J'und, sup¬ plies exceeding In value of material, a sum etinal to 25 cents for each pu¬ pil shall have b«en contributed by the school to the Treasurer of the Chapter School Fund. "3. Any school, upon payment of the membership fund to the Treas¬ urer of the Chapter School Fund, shall have the right to be a School Auxiliary of the Red Cross Chapter in its territory, and shall have the right to display a special Red Cross hanner, with space provided therein foir recording succeedrng years of membership. "4. I'^ach pupil of the school thus accepted as a School Auxiliary of the I-ocal .Chapter shall have Ihe right to Ui^d Cros.s Junior Mciiibci'sbip -with¬ out fiii'ther payment or fonnalliy of .iiiy kind, and have the right to wear the Red Cross M(.mbersbip button. Teachers of the school .shall be mem¬ ber.s ex officio of the Red Cross Jun¬ ior Membership." Tlic following letter explains it¬ self: "JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP "To the School Children of the Unit¬ ed States: "A' Proclamation "The Pre.sident of the United States is also President of the American Red Cross. It is. from these offices Joined in one that I write you a word of greeting at this time when so many of you are beginning tbe school year. "The. American Red Cross has just prepared a Junior .Membership with School Activities in which every pu¬ pil in the United States can find a chanci- to serve our country. The school" ts the natural center of your life. Through il you can best work in the great cause of freedom to whicb We have all pledged ourselves. "Our Junior Red ('ros.s will bring to you opi)ortiini*ies of servic(> to your couiiniinily and to other communities all over the world and guide your service with high and religious ideals. It will teach you how to save in or¬ der that Buffcrin.^ cliildren elsewhere may have the chance to live. It t^'ill teach you ho^w to prepare some of the supplit'.s which wounded soldiers and homeless families lack. It »*'tll .s(.nd to you tlirough the Red Cross Hiillclins the thrillins' stories of re¬ lief and rescue. .\iid, iiest of all. mort) perft.ctly than tlii*oiigh any of your other .school lessons, you will li.ai'ii l)y doing those kind thinga tin¬ der your teacher's diriH'tiou to be the fill lire good citizens of this great (oiintry wliich we all love. -Viid I coiiiiiiend to all school teach¬ ers ill the country the simple pl;i'' which till' Anu'iican Red Cio.ls has worked out to provide for your co¬ operation, knowing as I do that .sihool children will give their b-'s' si'rvico under the direct fiiiidance and iiislruction of their teachers. Is not Ihis ixM'haps tbe chance for wliich >oii have been looking to give yoiP' time and efforts in some measure- to meet our national needs? "(SiKned) WOODROW WILSON, "President." "September 15. 1917." lader date of Novemlter 10th an¬ other circular was sei^t out from the National HeadQiiarters of the Ameri¬ can Red Cross, which wa.-i addressetv lo tile Superintendents "iid T: ncipals of Public, Parochial ai ' Private Schools of the United States. T>' fullowing are excerpts taken froii' ;liat circular: "lu thcsr vita! taaks of aciiuiriuit a hroader'view of human . possibilities' Ihe coiumou aclsKiol muat have a Itme purt. I urge that tellche-ra and oih er school oflicers lncrea>i« material ly the time and attention devoted to in¬ struction bearing directly ou the problema of couuuiutity «Bd oaUoual NEW ROAD ALONG THE on PIPE LINE PARK AT FS££PORT Asaemblynan McWhin¬ ney Interesting State and Militanr in It ^ Aawemblyman Thomas A. McWhin¬ ney ia earnestly engaged these days in interesting the offlciala at Albany in hla plan to convert the aqueduct known as tbe Pipe Line, running through the various South Side vil¬ lages from Kings to Suffolk County, Into a boulevard or State highwa'y. The AsseJnblyman's plans seem feasi¬ ble and at the next session of the Legislature the proposition will prob¬ ably be submitted. Governor Whit¬ man ia in favor of the plan, sinoe the benefits to be derived from the con¬ struction of tho highway will result in facilitating tbe transportation of supplies to the troops at Canp I'p¬ ton and other Ixing Island camps, and can, if necessity requires, be used as a direct route for moving large bo¬ dies of troops. Assemblyman McWhinney has plac¬ ed the project before General Rell at Camp Upton, and the latter is said to be interested in the mattar. The present plan is to have the proposed high'way run straight to .Montauk Point, with an average 'width of 110 feet, with parks in sections where there is considerable acreage owned by the city on each side of the Pipe Line; one of these spots lying be¬ tween Freeport and Merrick and comprising about 100 acres of land which is not now being used. If established the road will cause little expense to the county, thfe cost of maintenance being about the only one that the county will have to fur¬ nish. Assemblyman McWljinney will probably work to have a commlsfdon appointed consisting of three from Kings, two from Nassau and one from .KirrolU County to ^investigate the scheme and report to Governor Whit¬ man. If pushed to completion the plan will result in furnishing ihe resi¬ dents of Long Island with a bcautifni driveway and will go a great way to¬ ward relieving the congestion on the .Merrick Road. UNCLE'S CHIPS The bear that formerly walked like a man now shambles along on all fours, a hungry, mangy looking sp«;imrn of his species. FVirbld the thought that John D.. Jr., would do away with immersion in water because he secretly favora oli. Even if It were true, that would be no reason for indulgence in criti¬ cism, for Immersion, we are told, is merely the outward symbol of an inward grace. Dissimilar as they may seem to be, both the raedluma are fluids of marked limpidity and purity, two of Nature's most precious gifts to mankind. Might not this threatened schism in Baptist circles then be averted by leaving to con¬ verts themselves, as being the par¬ ties most Immediately interested, the choice between H2o and kerosene? Reijvtions must be severely strain¬ ed between the Kaiser and his fav¬ orite Josh, whom he calls God. For two long weeks the Kaiser has not publicly mentioned him once. to he struirgiinK for recognition. 'Tis said that an off(^r of $100,000 was re¬ made to Judge Hylan to for- iiieanlng his libel suit. The author of the Ooalin stories is now satirically described In the Council as a goose. Ikey MVhlte,' who has long Fendert>d valiant first aid to the injured in the 'World's fairplay de¬ partment, looms up like a Liberty Statue as an exemplar of the hign- est skill in discriminating; between news and fairy stories. United Stated Senator Stone, whose tlfe Was badly punctured when he was classed by the President ^mong "the wilful men" of the Senate haa seen a new light. He returns to his seat a much chastened man after his stinimer's experience with his conslltuenta, these in mass meeting .T.ssembled having showed him that he had been guilty of near treason in his opposition to the President. Not only would he wnr with Austria- Hungary, hut also with the Bulga- ri.an and the Turk, with neither of I whom has this gqvernmeit any 'fipe- The 1st of January will soon be i cial business just yet. His colleague* here, and along with its appearance might sic him on to I>a Follette and will be beard the rumble of the wa- test out this new bom fighting .tpirit ter wagon threughout the land. WhaWj ^^ the Missouri "stateman." More with the increased price of fluids < remarkable than that of Saul of Tar- and the Improved moral tone of the public, the number of citizens who adopt resolutions should be larger fhan ever the coming year. With no idea of discouraging them .but rath¬ er of impressing upon them the full significanco of thetr action, let us turn toT^e wise Phrygian, Epictetus. and note his observations to the youth of his period. Saith Epiotetiis: "You cannot, when you do not drink with those with whom you used to drink, be agreeable to them as be¬ fore. Choose then whether you will be a hard drinker and a pleasure to your former associates or a sober man and disagreeable to them. Tou can¬ not, 'wTien you do not sing ¦with those -with whom you used to sing, be equally loved by them. Choose, thim, in this matter which of th-^ two you will' have." Of course, the-e is but one choice for the sensible | man, the aqua vitae vehicle. sus is this case of Gumshoe. Bt* To T^a Pollette it must seem a cu¬ rious decree of Fate that compels him to walk from Senate to Hoiii--e and back again alone, and permits his friend the Kaiser to walk with God. "It is not too much to say that tho cliief principles for which America has stood in entering this -war are identical with the interests and ideals of the American Red Cross—ReHef, Rescue and Reconstruction. These are the three R's which the Red Cros.s to-day brings to the American school." "Red Cross activities in the school are not designed to interfere with school work, but they should be an essential part of the school program. Superintendent Mary C. C Bradford, President of the National Education Association, says on this point, in a telegraiu emdorsing this movement, tliiit the Red Qross Junior Member- ship and School Activities should bc- a vital part of every school pro¬ gram." "It has never been seriously con¬ tended by educationists that the school .-^hould be something apart from life. But there have been times when the school has not been fdenti- licd with the life of its day. There is (.yi^ry reason why the Americ.in schoo] should now be identified with ciirrenl life. Scliool might be defined its the economy of human experience, tile es.ontials of life tried out and ieslcd and so perpetuated. Th(> men- liii and physical activities necessary to nobility of life are tht>re encour¬ aged, it is only when such nobility is thoimht to be confined to past ak'c.s that school work becomes false and scholars feel it to be untrue," Early in October sleps were taken to organize Junior Membership in till. Freeport Schools. As a result of llie eiitliusiasm T)f the teachers and Ihe splendid co-operation of the cliil- (iren and parents, we are now al)lc to report that tlie. .Nassau County Chapter of the .¦American Red Cro.ss has indorsed applications for enroll- iiienl as School Auxiliaries - the .\v-\ Cher Street School, tbe Seaman Ave- 1 nue SclitK)! and the Grove Stre»'t SchooL The total membership in i these three schools is 745. In ac-j cordanci> with, the instructions from .Nassau County Cliapter o, American Red Cross, the Freeport Branch has appointed for the .School Auxiliaries the following oflicers: f^hairinan, Miss Aurilla P. Cutler, principal of the Archer Street School. Vice-chairman Miss Helen Tuttle, teacher of sewing. Secretary-treasurer, .Miss E. Viola Grove, princijial of the Seaman Ave¬ uue School. Ijocal School Committee, Misa Gladys 8l»ry. Miaa Anna Collins. iSifn BIste DuBois, Mrs. H. Sea ver Barrie and Miiis .Mary ICoab. Am a representative of the scbooLs on tbe executive comiuittee of tbe Kreeport J^ra&cb, Supt Ward C. That Federal Trade Commi.ssion is a real producer of results in the newspaper world. It pu'. the News Print Manufacturers' .\ssocintion out of business with its proofs of im¬ modest profiteering—fifteen million dollars in the t'.vo and*a half year- of its existence—and then it ^aid its gentle but firm hand upon the man¬ ufacturers of ink, with the r^'^ ilt that these have agreed to cease i!\e rade abuse of giving commissions to buy¬ ers of their inks. The Editor and Publisher, which graphically chron¬ icles the court proceedings in the case of the paper makers who plead¬ ed guilty and were fined is s''.ent up¬ on the subject of commissions to other than buyers of ink. The con¬ fidential men of these buyers, for in- .stance, will they be shorn of their gratuities? Will the honest and per¬ spicacious foremen of the big news¬ papers' press rooms be deprived of theii' Christmas .^uits of clothing? Such charitable contributions to the underlings may not appear as "coin-^ missions" in the accounts of ink mak-^ ers, biitj liiie the drummer's over¬ coat, they're somewhere in the bill. Having accomplished such reforms perhaps the next move bf the Fed(>ral Trade Commission will be upon the proprietors of the dailies who are ac¬ cused of maintaining a trii.-st of t'.ieir own. There's a trust, according to John B. Stanchfleld, that's well worth while. FREEPORT LEADS STATE COUNCIIS OF TRAVELING MEN Long Island Council Will Have a Chriat- mas Party lAst Saturday evening an unusual«.< ly Interesting meeting was held ofi IxmK Island Council No. 650 of tho' United Commercial Travelera ot America at Mechanics Hall, Freeport, N. Y. This Council is the headguar- ters of the drummers from NaiMtt and Suffolk Counties and a number attended from adjoining vlllagea and the city. William H. Smith, Jr., of' Oystir Bay, the well known repre¬ sentative of Alistin Nichols and Co. on Long Island, was duly Initiated. Frank H. Holland, who aside from be- iUK M.ijor of the Home Defense Corpi at Freeport, is manager of a leading cement concern, was elected to mem¬ bership upon transfer from another council. Thomas S. Ferguson, resid- ing on Smith Street in this village, joined on transfei from Jamaica Council. ," Senior Councilor Albin N. Jobniion announced that of all the Councils la New York State, I^ng Island Couii* cil now stood first with a net increase of twenty-flve per cent to date fn the race for the beautiful and costly silk flag offered for the winner, Charlea SV. Knapp, as the chairman ot thh entertainment committee, called at¬ tention to the anuual Chri'straas party of the members and their families which will be held in Freeport Club- on Friday evening, Detfember 21, and which will be planned after the ono held so successfully last year witk the children of the members furnish¬ ing'the program. Also arrangements are being made for a theatre party and supper for tbe members in February, Secretary- Treasurer C. D. Kaufman, of Jamaica Council, also honored the council with his presence, and participated in the initiation. "The spectacle of a repiitalilc par-, ty nominee receiving 50,000 votes out of 600,000," says Senator Elon R. Brown, "with the Governor of the Slate, an ex-President and 'il-.h Re publican candidate for Preaidinl of that same party, all vot.:?rs in the city, disregarding the primary nomi¬ nation, has taken hold of the pub¬ lic." Thia) is no movie that the Senator presents, rather an inexpressibly painful picture from real life. Tbe last Republican candidate for Presi¬ dent was the father of the primary- Hi s abandonment of his offspring touches the heart strings. One great Itiimght impressed upon the public is that nobody save a Croesus cku be nominated in a State primary. The next great thought will be that the primary must be scrapped, and some- , ,, , , , ., . thing more closely reseml.lin.r. ,ep. I exc.llent man, a good lawyer, a pilot resentative government, be it the con If it be true, as rumor hath it, that up-State Republicans are look¬ ing for new candidates of Guberna¬ torial timber, why overlook a gentle¬ man who has done such excellent service for the State and his party as the present Secretary of State, Francis M. Hugo? Williani P. Burr is a possibility for the office of Corporation Counsel for the big city to the westward. An vention place. or what not, must take its In its preparations for governing enemy aliens, the Government has collected statistics showing that there are 1,700,000 of them in the United States- 1,000,000 .Vustrians and 700,000 Germans, those last in¬ cluding, of course, tlios(. of Nassau Counly, a no inconsidiM'alile group. of more than ordinary skill in the troubled and dangerous waters which Judge Hylan'.s bark must traverse, for Mr. Burr has had loug years of ex¬ perience as -Assistant Corporation iC'ounsel.. Had the city's interests been guarded by it.s pretended friends and merit rather than favoritism, personal and political, been their guide, Mr, Burr's services would never have been lost to the city at all, They .say bVer in Itockville Centre that the -curfew has alreadv had a heartening effect thougli in opera- lion barely a week. Hill Jaeger, whose headquarters hav*. been on the sidewalk outside tbe Bank o' Rock¬ ville Centre since he was fifed Iron the Petiiiot Club for disloyally to the Dcuioci'atic party. pi'(impil>' on no ir- iug the 8.4,") whistle, folds up, collect.s his thoughts and other impcdiiucita and fades away in the directi.m of Marion Place. Tbe whistle of -he villaKc power house is the cuif'.w bell adopted by our nei.iirb'^O'' for warning children of 10 and uuder to begone to their beds. Tammany will always get praise from the Times for real economy- - tbe .New York Times. Thus the inel- lownesB of age asserts itself. For forty years (all save three) the Times has laniba.sted Tammany in reason and out. Wily old Tlge should wa« his tail appreciatively at this late day of recognition. Tom Smith uiigbi run over the books and see whether the big election advertiseinenl of next year can be spared to so con¬ trite a" neighbor. Its conversion to a 'spirit of fair play is ao auddeo, ao recent, that it would hardly do for Tammany to make it aa "offlciai newspaper" juat yet. U tlie World, •! In tHe Tiqiea of The hardest nut which th adininistration will have to crack is the Water Supply Departiiienl. That is a dcj>ai'lm(.nt whicli i's managed by (ii'.iin(!'ci's of political as well as pro¬ fessional skill, tile former perhaps predohiinating. Tlieir game Is to be¬ guile a new Commissioner if thry can, befog hiiu if tbey must, betray liim always, for betrayal it is when anyiboriy of public servants combines to give their new ehief the half truth \\Tiat fngineer will impart to him the information that tbe department i-s honeycombed with holders of sine¬ cures? Engineers, so-called, have been made by th(> mere waving of the Civil Service Conmiissioners' wand. They have been assigned to the most out of the way places to keep them out of sight. When noth- iiiK better has offered tliey have been detailed to do clerical duty, work whidi properly belongs to a grade in which salaries run far lower than thnge of engineers. Dut the pitiful thing about this foislirtg of thla owaru. ut)OB the departnieni duriii^ the .Vitcheli regime is the lieartleaa- ness with which it has been accom- plised. Dw laborers and employees who have secured a civil service rat¬ ing after yeara of faithful service be^ tween Ridgewood and IViaaaapequa have suddenly been turned adrift, and without redress, the only olBclal ex¬ planation lielug that "the budget <on- talua uo appiopriatiou covering your Mcavi^job thlf fttr." And yet tb«»« ttma CONTEST OVER THE CO. FAIR OFHCERS The annual eleetion of officers of the Qutnms-.Nassau Agricultural So¬ ciety to be held at the Fair Grounds on Saturday aflernoon of this week promises to create more than tbe usual interest which attaches to the Scoioty's annual election. This year a proposition will be placed before the in(>eting to so change the constl-' tution that the officials of the Society will be chosen by a Board of Dlrect- or.s to consist of five meinbers, one of whom is to hold office for three years, one for two years, and tho other three for one year each. It is understood that the proposed change had brought a number of can¬ didates into the field, among whom are ex-Supetvisnr Christ, of North Hempstead. Several of the present oflicials of the Society It is said are candidates for the office of director. It was learned that Thomas Bacon, who has been general manager and treasurer of the Society for over i!iii'ty-thre(> years, has decided not to be a candidate for re-election . Interest will centre around the question of whether a new manager is to be appointed or whether the duties of that office will be admin¬ istered by a body of throe chosen from the proposed Board df Direct- TAt SALE The tax sale for properties upon which the 101,'') taxes have not been Hylaniif paid was begun at Mineola on Tuea- day morning when Stephen P. Pettit rait abotit 10,000 different tax sale jiarcels iiiider the hammer. 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- 1 tablespoon dry yeast
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 3/4 cups sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon extract
- 2 1/2 cups cake flour
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Vegetable cooking spray (not flavored)
- Ganache:
- 1 1/4 cups heavy cream
- 1 pound good dark chocolate, chopped
- 1 1/4 cups heavy cream
- 1 pound good white chocolate, chopped
Add dry yeast to warm or room-temperature milk, let stand for 20 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Cream the butter and the sugar until light and fluffy.
Slowly add and combine the yeast mixture, and the extracts.
In a separate bowl whisk together the cake flour, all-purpose flour and salt and gradually add them to your mixture. Caution: Do not over mix, but make sure to keep your mixture homogenous.
Prepare a cookie sheet with pan spray and drop spoonfuls of dough 3 to 4 inches apart. Bake until the edges begin to brown, 20 to 25 minutes.
Let cool to room temperature before decorating.
Ganache:Place chocolate into 2 separate bowls, 1 for dark and 1 for white. Slowly boil the cream in 2 separate pots. Pour 1 pot cream over the dark and 1 pot over the white and let chocolate melt. Whisk each until smooth.
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posted a message on I feel like unless you found 6 sellable echoing furies straight and sold them on ah, you're not really saying anything relevant to this post. Op is bitching about lack of worthy in game drops, which we all know is a problem, not ah flipping.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
posted a message on craft better shoulders and gloves. crit mempo or no mempo. can probably craft better ammy too. those are probably your cheapest options.Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on you would need apoc since you have none and a huge increase in attack speed, which you have almost none of as well. also, loh is way better than life steal for cmww because of the focus in attack speed (of which you have very little).Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
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posted a message on Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient RepositoriesQuote from Shooa
Quote from RaidenFreeman
MP3 is extemely low for your gear. I don't even know how to respond to that.
I thought the exact same! 400k Dps on MP3? with that kind of dps you should oneshot white mobs in MP6 atleast.
Have you ever tryed?
I hardly see anyone giving you gear improvements due to your low goals.
i guess ill try 6! i just dont know how to deal with reflect efficiently. sometimes running around until their reflect wears off is killer in itself -
posted a message on Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient RepositoriesQuote from RaidenFreeman
MP3 is extemely low for your gear. I don't even know how to respond to that.
oh..reflect mobs totally rock me. and i guess ive gotten used to the old "run lowest mp for max efficiency" ideals. what mp would you suggest for me?
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As RaidenFreeman said, mp3 seems kind of low, but i guess that's what you feel comfortable doing. Don't know what your AR is atm, but seems kinda low for higher mp, you might want to look into that.
1. If possible get a new wand, with socket and LS. The LS should keep you alive against reflect monsters.
2. Your bracers are the worst craftables atm. Most people would want +300int, +120 vita+70-80 AR, 6% CC and maybe pickup radius is nice to have, but not necesscary. Note that getting this roll = perfect. Less but with same stats are also nice, but ideally you wanna get perfect ofc
3. Your shoulders can also roll better, Your current got nice AR, Int and a little vita, these can also roll +300 int, +120, vita, 70-80 AR, 12% life, and maybe some pick up radius or armor.
4. Neck is nice, you got 3/4 dmg stats, but CC is a bit low, eventually you would want to try and craft better for that slot too.
(5. ) I noticed you had rare gloves, but not crafted ones. You should be able to roll better on that slot too, but gettign a pair with nice trifecta stats can be hard, but when you finally hit a descent pair, they'll have more int than your current ones.
Rest of your Legendary gear is fine for now imo. Fixing the rest would be my priority.
thanks for the help raiden! AR is at 579 right now with glass cannon on.
1. high damage wands with life steal crit dmg and socket are RIDICULOUSLY expensive
2. this is exactly what i was looking for. i guess my bracers ARE my weakest craft. the problem is i really really really enjoy pickup radius..
3, 4, 5. good advice. ill look into these after i improve bracers (with pickup radius).
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posted a message on pro gamer wizards of dfans please help. i dont know where/how to improve my gearPosted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
1. what is my worst piece of crafted boa gear? second worst?
2. what is my worst piece of non-crafted gear? and how should i improve it?
i am running archon at mp3...just trying to get legendaries, 100 paragon, and demonic essences like everyone else. i enjoy facerolling with archon..mp3 is easy though reflect dmg is still troublesome. i know the new builds are more effective for high mps, but cm is just TOO MUCH CLICKING for me. i like to play passively while watching some shows on my other monitor.
so please offer me some advice on gear improvement! i only have about 250mil, but expensive upgrades will be considered (fingers crossed i find something worth gold sometime soon).
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/profile/cying-1239/hero/15299050 -
posted a message on i want there to be an ah app. post/cancel/buy/bid stuff on ah.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
posted a message on ..didnt jaetch quit from qqnopvpbyendof2012..Posted in: Wizard: The Ancient Repositories
posted a message on Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's KeepQuote from Tazeon
Sorry. Now I don't have enough time for all requests.
I'm working on a basic ww/rltw guid, which should help many people.
If I have time I will only pick up the most interesting requests.
LOL right before me! damn thats painful. -
posted a message on 1. link to charaCter profile http://us.battle.net...9/hero/15299049Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
2. which spec do you play? are you exposed to play another spec? play: sprint/ww play another spec: if it is more efficient and doesnt cost too much
3. which Monster Power do you want to play and what do you want to do? (detailed pls) i farm mp0, would like to farm mp2. alk run in as little time as possible. i want to be able to do ubers at mp10 in a group
4.what's your problems now? what do you want improve? problems: not enough ehp, dont kill fast enough. improve: more ehp more dmg
5. what's your budget to change your items? 250mil
6. what's your final goal? same as #3
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Review this carBy GKM on Monday, January 06, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 156,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive, versatile, value"
Cons: "Could use more power, but fun to drive anyway"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This has been a great car for our family. We bought a 1 year old used Mazda5. It was a great buy at a great price, very low miles, and fit our family perfectly (we had 4 small kids ages 5, 4, & 2 year old twins at the time). The kids are older now, and we've pretty much out grown the vehicle. But all though we now have a full-size minivan and an SUV, we still have a special place in our hearts for this vehicle, and can't bear to part with it. It gets great gas mileage and is fun to drive. It's been a great car, served our family well, and we simply love it!"
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By Chris on Tuesday, June 04, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 57,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "cheap, fun, really roomy, Mazda driving experience"
Cons: "Avg MPG, low-profile tires, not good for 3+ kids"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"We've had our car a little over a year and put almost 20k on it. Pros - Fun to drive, Lots of cargo space for small footprint, Sporty-ish exterior, good value for the relatively-low purchase price, Love the sliding doors! Cons - MPG is unimpressive (23 avg for us), Driver's seat is pretty tight for large people, must use low-profile tires and they wear down quickly, interior is boring, 3rd-row seats only work for children All things considered we really like this car - it's literally the only car my wife has ever enjoyed driving! We can deal with the MPG although I miss the 32 MPG I was getting from the Accord this replaced. We really love the 2nd row for our kids (7&5): dual sliding doors are large and awesome, seats are roomy - great for car seats - and sit up nice and high, dedicated 2nd row cold air vent is great for warm summer weather. These 2nd row assets really set this above typical sedans in our mind, AND you get the expansive cargo room of a hatch-back with pop-up 3rd row if the grandparents ever need to ride with us. This wouldn't work for us if we had 3 kids, but we love it for our family of 4."
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By Mike on Wednesday, May 29, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 50,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Handling, versitility,"
Cons: "Traction when starting, rack noise, gas milage"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought this new at the end of 2008. Found it by accident while checking legroom on the 3, and CR7. I was comparing it to Fits, and used minivans. More fun to drive than my Odyssey (which I still like a lot). Handles great. A bit slow on accel response in auto, but switching to manual mode fixes that. Over torqued at the low end, it is pretty easy to spin the tires at a stop sign, especially when wet. Interior space is excellent. I am 6'4" and can wear a cowboy hat in the drivers seat. I fit reasonably in the second row of seats also. The third row is only big enough for kids under 11. Second row cup holders are in the fold out center console. There is always something in the back, my mtn bike, sports gear bags, kids, groceries etc. It all fits. The seats fold to a flat surface. The tailgate is easy to open with full hands. Unusually loud noise using my thule rooftop rack, compared to having it on an Accord, Bonneville, Catera, and Odyssey. Unbearable over 35 mph. I resorted to homemade streamling the bars. Aero style bars might work better. Gas milage is ok, about the same as the Odyssey."
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By Pam on Friday, May 03, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 90,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great Value; Roomy; Fun Drive;Terrific Gas Mileage"
Cons: "Rear should also heat, not just a/c."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Car has been in two accidents and had things replaced like shocks, bearings, and engine mounts but overall I still Love this car (bought new in 2009). I am a "voluptuous" woman and do not feel 'cramped' in the car. The versatility of having three rows of seating is wonderful. They fold flat when needed which turns my car into a bit of truck for hauling mulch and bicycles. I get about 330 miles to a tank with a mixture of city & highway driving. Draw backs are rear vent system only does A/C and not heat. Seems to go through tires quickly."
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By Shadfly on Saturday, March 23, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 55
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Looks good, price is fair."
Cons: "Uncomfortable, blinds spots, small gas tank."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 2
"Here are the reason I'm not satisfied with this vehicle. 1-Blind spots. I've never had a vehicle with so many blind spots. 2- Cockpit is designed for a small person not an average person. 3-Middle row has no cup holder. Come on, we are in the 21st Century. This model has been out since 2006 so you would think they could have improved this situation. I have yet to back up straight, as all other cars I have driven (24) you follow the body line and you back up straight, not this vehicle. Mileage is not so good, not as advertised, highway or city driving."
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By pyrexmaniac on Friday, January 11, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 141,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "stickshift, value, versatility, cost of ownership"
Cons: "The carpet could be more durable"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought my 06 Mazda5 Sport new in 2006. I had looked at the 5 for some time before making the purchase and tested it against the sportier Mazda3 hatchback. I purchased the 5 primarily because of it's incredible value....the features available for such a low price was so impressive. I have only had one unscheduled service stop when the air conditioning compressor failed prematurely at approximately 27000 miles. The wait for a replacement was inordinately long but it has worked perfectly since....blasting cold air on the hottest summer day in Buffalo. The fix was graciously covered under warranty. Since the ac fix, I have had only one unscheduled repair stop on my 5-speed manual equipped Mazda5. I have replaced the tires at least four times (value tip: ask for all-season tires....they cost far less than the standard sport tires) although the handling does suffer a little bit. I replaced the rear shocks around the 120000 mile mark. I replaced the brake pads only once around 80000 miles. I have had zero problems otherwise. I like the utility and versatility of the Mazda5. I have hauled large pieces of furniture with ease....I even hauled a full-size refrigerator from Buffalo to Toronto last year. I seldom have more than four people in my vehicle so the back seats spend most of their time folded flat. The cargo shield behind the third row seats is brilliant and makes hauling delicate items very worry-free. I am also still impressed with my vehicle's road manners. The car handles better than most sedans and even some sporty cars. The driving position is commanding, the manual seat adjusters are intuitive to use and the instrument panel is very well laid out and distraction-free. The only gripe I have is that the instrument panel lighting is less than adequate. I have friends who have traveled throughout Europe and enjoy renting sporty cars that we can't get here. They always comment on how beautifully the 5 drives and handles and the 5-speed manual makes it even more engaging. I had one accident and one collision since 2006. I was struck from behind in a severe collision that did about $4000 damage to the back of my vehicle. The structural integrity held up beautifully despite the amount of damage. The car is still squeak and rattle free after 140000 miles (I wish I could say the same about my back.) I also had to replace the windshield three times. I once replaced the windshield due to my hitting a large piece of steel diamond plate that fell off a truck driving ahead of me in 4-lane, busy 75mph+ traffic (QEW in Toronto) I mention this because had I not been able to manoeuver as well the diamond plate would have gone through the windshield. I did hit the metal but it only tore the front bumper cover in half, smashed the grille, the plastic engine shroud and the radiator. The repairs were another $1700 but the car still drives like NEW! I currently have over 141,000 miles on my Mazda5. I paid it off over two years ago and I look forward to many more miles in what is unquestionably the best of 20+ cars I have owned over almost 30 years.....that list includes BMW, Honda, Mazda, Ford and Merkur(don't ask.) I feel intelligent everytime I drive! Oh, I forgot to mention that the fuel efficiency has been great, average of about 25mpg. Oh, and the turning circle is the smallest of any vehicle I have ever driven. Oh, and the car has maintained it's like new appearance and luster despite it's age. I could go on and on and on....."
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Thank god for this forum... I mean Austin now.. and I thought I was bad for posting goats.....
Will there be a Austin Tx get together now??
My name is Austin, I don't live there, but I can get there in under an hour so we could do that.
Yea I have eaten at your restaurants and saw your address. Not to far away at all, maybe a Austin food and wine festival event?
That would be cool. I'm not into the Austin scene sense I left, but let me know and we can all get together.
I don't expect the mods/founders/owners to express an opinion on this, but I still feel that Dave and the mods are pulling the wagon on the forum despite the sale -- this is probably good IMO and what was planned (mostly), but I sometimes wonder about expectations and reality. Is Dave finally having the time to work through his list now that the forum is in different hands?
"In Japan they don't call it Japanese food, they just call it food." -- Children's Hospital Quote
Just when I came back to ya Dave. Sniff, sniff. It's ok though. Good for you. You deserve whatever good things you manage to build for yourself. As for the rest of the stuff going on in the forum... My mind = officially blown.


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Dr. Lisa Kovach is an educational psychology professor at the University of Toledo, and she says there are two types of parenting styles that can lead to children becoming bullies. One is the permissive parent.
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