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October 12, 2012
MIT Family Weekend will take place this weekend, Oct. 12 through Oct. 14, and the MIT Parents Association is excited to welcome back families to experience the MIT Campus through their students' eyes. Families will be invited to participate in open classes, department receptions, tours and much more. Onl ...
Lecture and Concert by Computer Music Pioneer John Chowning
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Time: 8:00a–6:15pLocation: W16-Main KresgeMIT Physics Department Head Edmund Bertschinger and Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research Director Jackie Hewitt cordially invite you to an "An Astronomical Event."This day-long symposium of lectures focuses on astrophysics and cosmology. Learn mo ...
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Workshop on Gender, Technology & Development
October 5, 2012
On Oct. 26, the MIT Workshop on Gender, Technology, and Development will take place on campus.This workshop aims to engage Boston-area scholars from anthropology, economics, engineering and other fields who work on issues relating to gender, international development and technology design and transfer. B ...
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Chiang C. Mei Lecture in Applied MechanicsWednesday, Oct. 3, 4 to 5:30 p.m. Lecture Hall E14-633Speaker: Julian Hunt, Professor of Climate Modeling, Department of Space and Climate Physics and Department of Earth Sciences, University College LondonThe contributions of fluid mechanics to dealing with pro ...
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October 2, 2012
Brazilian artist Vik Muniz radically transforms our understanding of image-making by using shifts in scale, photographic manipulation and unexpected materials — from dust and chocolate to grains of sand and industrial garbage — to explore the nature of visual cognition. Muniz will present two free p ...
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September 27, 2012
The 11th Annual International Development Fair, taking place Friday, Sept. 28, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Stata Center, is a showcase of the vibrant International Development ecosystem at MIT. Open to MIT students, recent graduates and members of the MIT community, the fair features ways to get involved, su ...
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September 26, 2012
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September 17, 2012
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September 13, 2012
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September 12, 2012
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Dr. Fatma Müge Göçek, professor of sociology and women's studies at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, will kick-off the Emile Bustani Middle East Seminar Series today, Sept. 11, at 4:30 p.m. in E51-395. Göçek's research focuses on the comparative analysis of history, politics, gender and colle ...
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September 7, 2012
Let's face it: Most scientists are terrible communicators. Why do the world's most cerebral people find it so hard to convey their ideas? And how can we learn to do better? Steven Pinker suggest that answers can be found in a number of ideas from the modern sciences of mind and language.At 4 p.m. on Wedn ...
Voyager 35th anniversary
September 6, 2012
On Sept. 5, 1977, the Voyager 1 probe — a spacecraft designed to study the outer Solar System and interstellar medium — was launched from Cape Canaveral. Now, 35 years later and more than 17.9 billion kilometers away, it is the farthest man-made object from the Earth.From 2-5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 7, ...
Amgen Scholars Poster Session
August 3, 2012
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MIT Summer Philharmonic Orchestra
July 28, 2012
Now in its 17th season, the MIT Summer Philharmonic Orchestra (MITSPO) has been the preeminent summer community orchestra for nearly two decades. Made up of top musicians of the MIT community and the general Greater Boston area, MITSPO hosts a single concert event every summer. In 2009, MITSPO was invit ...
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May 25, 2012
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I waited too long to order tickets for the Royal Danish Ballet Works and Process event at the Guggenheim on March 20 and March 21 and now they are all sold out. I spoke to the box office and learned that I can arrive when the box office opens at 6:30pm to get a stand by number and then when the door opens any available seats will be sold according to the drawn numbers. BUT, I thought it couldn't hurt to ask here if anyone ends up with an available ticket for either evening, please pm me and I would love to buy it from you. Thanks in advance!
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Word to the wise: The auditorium at the Guggenheim seats, if I remember correctly, fewer than 300, so it is wise to order tickets as soon as you can. For those of us who like to avoid handling charges, there is no way to do so if you order tickets in advance. Generally, you cannot buy them at the Museum until the date of the event, usually as a stand-by.
I have gone standby to two "sold-out" programs, and both times I got in.
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THE HASSAIJ P08T, FBEEPOBT, >. T- FRIHAY. MARCH ». lt« riTB 11.30 p.m.; SJ15, 11.40 8.08. 10.17. POST OFFICE FliefBI'ORT PO»T orricB. OrrflMMr/ tm* Hearalar HaHs From 7 a. m. to S p. m. M. O. B. mmA P. ¦. Baak From 8 a. m. to ( p. m. rr*ai th* Weat Arrive. Ready for DIs. (:30 a. m. 7:45 a. m. 8:10 a. m. 8:10 a. m. 11:40 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 2:60 p. m. 8:18 p. m. 8:10 p. m. 6:80 p. m. 8:80 p. m. 7:00 p. m. Prca (he Eaat Arrive. Ready for DIs. 8:10 a. m. 8:30 a. m 12:40 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:80 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 7:00 p. m. Moils Close and IHspatehed ror the West Por the Rast 7:10 a. m. 7:40 p. m. 9:30 a. m. 2:30 p. m. U :r>0 a. m. B:40 p. m. 3:30 p m. 6:20 p m. 7:B0 p m. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIME TABLE LONG ISLAND R R. TIME TABLE (Effective October 17lh. 1916.) Leave Merrlck*tor New York, and In¬ termediate stations: Week-dnys—fi.16, ».B4, 6.38, 6.64, 7.18. 17.28, 8.01, 18.13, 8 62, 10.12. a.m.; 12.17. 1.30. 3.08. 4.17, 6.38. «.83, 8.13, 11.14, p.m. Hundays—6.48. 8.20, f.22 a.m. 12.28, 2.48, 4,32, fc.33. 8.08, 11.17 p.m. Leave Freeport for New York, Penn¬ aylvania Station, and 8'rooklyn: 'Week¬ days—6.2rt. 6.66. 6.42. 6.68. 7.22, 17.49. 8.06, W.17, 8.66, 19.49. 10.17 a.m.; 12.23, 1.34, «.13; 4.21, 6.02. 6.42, If6.21, 6.39, 8.16. 9.22, 11.18 p.m. .Sunday—6.52, 8.24, 9.26 a.m.; 18.32, 2.62. 4.36, 6.37. 6.40, 8.12, 8.26, 11.21 p.m.. Leave Freepoi-t for Amityvllle, Baby- <lon, Patchogue and Intermediate sta¬ tions: Week-days—na4.44, 8.10, a9.31, 11,63. a.m.; al.46, 8n2.19, 2.44, a3.BR, n6.03 'a6.66, a6.19, 16.33, ln7,06. 7.46, a8.03, h9.07, •11,20 p.m.: 12.17, a2.22. nlKhts Sundays —*.31, a9.22 a.m.; 12.34. 2.30. a3.64, b6.44. •7,06, a9.02, 11.14 p.m.; ' al2.17, al.39. night. Leave New York, Pennsylvania Sta¬ tion, for Freeport, Merrick and principal Intermediate stations: 'Week-days—n3.B0, «.64, 7.04, 8.36. 11.00 a.m.; 12.62, sl.26, .•8.00, 3.00, 4.07, 14.47 (except Merrick), I itJa'l (16.18 except Merrick), 6.33, 6.64 ' I«7l6, 6.50, 7.10. 8.10. 10.16, 1.30 niKht. Sunday,-)—4.30. a.ta.; 1.40. 3.00, 4.51, 6.16, .11.30. p.m.; 12.34 nl(?ht. ., aTralns run to Babylon ^nly. nKo Brooklyn connections. ¦Saturdays only. iftCsoept Ppturdays. VBxcept holidays. tExcept Saturdays and holidays. Trains leave Hrooklyn. Fatbush Avenue Btatlon, about the same lime as those •hewn from New York, PennRylvanla Btatlon. This time luble 8UbJ(!Ct to Change without notice. ^ VILLAGE DIRECTORY VlliUKe Uiliclxlk Presidenl, Krne.st a. Uandall. Trusloe.". 'Franklin lledell Henry U Maxson John 11. .Malifikcn Sil.'m A. Williams VlUaee Clerk, Sylve.ster 1'. Shea. ¦VillaKe Cuun.sid, I.eo Fishel. Road (•(.niiiii.s.'ooner, M. F. Bond. Trea.surer, S. Idrnon Sniith Tax Collector. D Frank Seaman. Register l!o;iid of lliulth, S. 1'. Slica. Herfllh Olllr.i, Dr Win. 14. Kuiicie Mealth Inspector, John A. Searles. The Village 'rru.slce.s cuii.'dilule thr Board of llcullh. The \'illaei> t)ltl'-e l.s located at 40 West Meu ick Roa.l. The Villaffe TreuHurer.s Otnce at 2J Railroad Aven-ic, ", ^ " a Tax CoUecljr'ii OfHo. at 37 Railroad Avenue. Pollee IJepnrtm«'nt Chief, KrneHt S. U.'»ndall. Captain, Carl narenberg. Police .lu.Mlice, Clinton M, Flint. HeadQuarter.i and I'olice (^ourt, Church Street, near Merrick Uoad. Telephone, Freeport. 700. Public Schools Board of Education «chool District No. 9, Town of Hempstead President, C. Dwight Baker. Vlce-Pres. Charles C, Moore. 1 "Walter B. Cozzens i David Sutherland. Jr, Sidney H. Swezey Supt, of Schools, Ward C. Moon Offlce Hours, High School, A.M. 8:16 to 9:00; P.M. 4:00 to 6:00 iBecretary to Superintendent, Adele Mliler Clerk, Robert E, Donaghy Treasurer, Ortcar W. Valentine Collector of Taxes, Joseph H. Foster, Town Hall, Hempstead Attendance Offlcer. B. Uiley Ra/nor Medical Inspector, Julian Dean. M.D, School Nurse. Mrs. Stanley Smith Flre Department Chief, Howard K. Pearsall First Aaalst-int, John J. Uundall, Jr. Second Assistant, Clarence Wiliama. A Chaplain. Uev. A. C. Karkau. ^Surgeon, Dr, Wm. H. Uuncie, Fire Call, Freeport, No. 40U. Flre Alarm Calls 1. School No. I, Corner Pine and Grove Street.s, 2. Sohooi No. 2, Seaman Avenue 8. School No. 3. Archer and Long Deach Avenues. 4 School .No. 4, Columbus Avenue. ^Riot call. Answer to head(juar- A General alarm (order from chief). One long blast to precede every general alarm. Power House Emergency Call. One long, one short blast, and repeal. NOUTH OF MlOUltlClC UOAD. (Wesl of Ocean Avenuo.) 9. Seaman ond Virginia Avenues. 12. New York und Seaman Avenues. 13. Walliiee Slreeh and West Lincoln Avemies. 14 Pennsylvania and l.ena Avemirs. IB.' Hanson and Florence I'lace. 16. RandoU und Hnyvlcw Aveiiue.s. 17. I'earsall and Pennsylvania Ave- , 18 l.ong'TleiK h and Randall Avenues. | 19'. Uandall Avenue and llergen Place.. 21, Bergen I'lace und Brooklyn Ave- 28 Long^Ueach Avenue and Olive Blv. 24 Lexington and Madison Avenues. 26. Pine Street and Park Avenue. I 26 Pine Street and Hayvltw Avenue. 27. Pine Stroet and Long Beach Ave- 28. Madison Avenue and Porterfleld 29 Merrk-k" Ron.d and Park Avenue. (Kast of Ocean Avenue.) Sl Seaman und Columbu.s Avenues. PZ. Main and Mllton Streets. 14. Ocean and Lena Avenues Jb Main Stieet and Grand Avenue. 86. Grand and Colurabus Avenues. 27 Grand and Frederick Avenue.s. ai Grove Street and Randall Avenue ai Parsons and Harrison Avenues. 41 Main Street and Brooklyn Avenue. 42' Broadway and Mount Street. 43 Grove Street and Oliver Boulevard ^*'- ZT . « . .. 1 rf'\..,,« .» .\ trot) IIO Dutlaa ef Amateur Nuraa. An Iniineamirnhle part of the cure M' ^ l"\ T*^ T"^ TX A*^ T> m 'The Largest Incorporated Village on Long Island—-Freep)ort r lv llihiMv J rv I ~0^c"P^es Prominent Position Aniong Villiges of the Empire State/'- \';!.:,Tlt^n^:i:^':^:j^ M. M^^m J ¦ <A ^^^^^^ Mt, Secretary of state FRANCIS M. HUGO. PERSONAL MENTION Dr. Buchanan wishes to deny the report that he contemplates return¬ ing to New York, on lhe contrary ex¬ pects to make Freeport, hi.s per¬ manent home. .Mr. E. W. Ault reprcfieiited Free port Chapter at the inHtitution of Rockaway ('hai)ler of Royal Arch .Masons at Far Rockaway .Monday night. The fongi'CAation 15. .N'ai Israel r>f Fiti+'port, will hold their annual Purin Festival and Dance at the Rrooklyn Hall, Biooklyn Aveiinc, Freeport. .\. v., next Sunday evening, .March 11, at 7 I'. M. .Music hy Win. Van.Nes.s Orchestra. ; Albin .\. Johnson was e'ected senior councilman, of Ixjng Island Council, Commercial Travelers of America, at the meeling Friday night. The young tolk.4 of the Church of the Redeemer will enjoy an Irish .Night at the .New Liberty Theatre, Rrooklyn on St. Patrick's Night, -March 17. BALDWIN. A delegation of mothers from the Uay View section made a reiurn triii hefoore the school hoard for their an¬ swer to a .series of complaints about school conditions, especially, in re¬ gard to the shortening of school hours. The mothers appeared before the board for the flrst lime three weeks ago but on their return they expressed de'ight and appreciation over the co-operation of the board. In regard to the proposition of short¬ ening the school hours the hoard does not think it is poff;ihle to do any¬ thing at least for this term, but be¬ gining with next term something will be done along this line. .Mrs. I.eo Fishel, wife of the village counsel gladdened the heart of the popular lawyer. Tliursday morning with the pre.sentation of a fine, hounc ing baby boy. I.eo has nol deter¬ mined what profession be had decid¬ ed on for the boy's career. The South Side Deniocriitic Club having theori^red about the Tariff re¬ form has become practical enough to suggest that everyone, members in- cliKied, utilize every inch of space iivailible on tlieir land for the rais- , ing of produce. Hy doing this it is | thought the high price of living can be reduced as it will serve tOaincreasc Ihe home supply and (iiiicken the supply. A debate cluh wa;s formed in the FreeiKut High School last Friday afternoon with a large number of .students piesent. The followi^ig ofTlcers were elected: Pres. George lleiiiiii.in, \"ice-Pres. .Miss K.«tei' Itiayton, Secretary, Sam Sieber- man. Treasurer John Schlegel. Two commitiees were appointed by Pres, Heuernian one composed of Kdward Davis chairman, Miss Caroline Muller and Fay Petrone. fortn a constitiit Ion and another composed of Johfi Sch¬ legel chairman. D.avid Jacobson, Percy .Siniih. John Rergen, Mis.s C. Herring, to form a program for the club. On .Monday afternoon the Sopho¬ more IJowling Team met the Junior Howling Team at the P'reeport Club and defeated the latter in two very exciting and close ^ames. The score .luniors -- 514 2nd game 4'.)H Sophomores — 519 2nd game 5C6 i The Rev. M. O. Lep'ey, Ph. D. will preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church the following sermons, be¬ gining on Sunday and concluding with Piaster: — Monday—'The King.'ship of Christ," ¦'The Cliaracter of Christ." "What think ye of Christ?" 'The Triumph¬ ant Entry," "Christ the Conqueror." Kvening—"Christ and His Church." "The Service Rendered by the Church" "Why People go to Church.' "Why Join the Church," "The Easter Hope " .Services will be held in the Church during Passion Week on Tue.sday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, at which time the following subjects will be consid(r(d: -"The Betrayal," "The Trial," "The Denial" "The Crucitixion." Opportunity will be given on Ka.''.ter Sunday for any to unite with the Church. The subject.s of the Sermons on Sunday wil' be "The Kingship of Christ" and "Christ an4^ His Church", Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. The Epworth League service at I seven o'clock will be led by Mrs. Robert L. Smith, subject. "Cultivating ! the Grace of Sympathy." 1 The annual meeting of the Sunday School Roard will be held on Monday evening. The subject for the prayer meeting on Wednesday evening will be, "Jesus Saves From Sin." The Epworth l^eague will hold a Pf^erty Social on Thursday evening, everybody is cordially invited. Her OojecL Little Mls.s Sarah went ci^lling the other day with her mother. At one home the hostess' little daughter gath¬ ered all of her toys into her lap jind .ent In her little chnir holding them. "Why. Lm Ru,.." rel.uk(>d her inotber, "pnt down your toys so Snnih can play with theni." "I nm just holding them, iiiammn, so Sarah can have more room to play." uce In j the fiice that bends over the bed. Sick j eyes read their lH«i>e or di»<>m lu tbe eyes that pu7,e down nt theni, and the I amateur nurse must learn to be cheer- I ful, calm, firm when painful uiediciu« ! la taken, a'nd must bo always a brlng- : er of pence and hope to the sufferer. Cj- .^ayA. We a.sk for long life, bnt It Is deep life, or grand moments, that signify. Let the measure of our days be spli^ itnal. not mechnnical,—Emerson. When Sound Carries Far. We hear dislinetly ,in a clear, frosty night because th» air is denser thnn on a dull, warm iil(;ht. and therefore car¬ ries the sound better. A motor car runs better on a frosty nighl because the engine gois larger ."Siipiilics of oxy¬ gen. First Lithograph. The flrat successful example of the lithographic art was produced 120 years ago by .Moys Senefelder, a Ba¬ varian, who produced a piece cf music printed by this proces.s. New Bridge Inn ANTON JUNG, Prop. 'Phone 15 Wantagh Newbridge Road and Jerusalem Avenue ^^ SMITHVILLE SOUTH, L. I. Specialty: A la Carle and Shore Dinners ROOSEVELT .\lid-W(('k prayer service is held at the church every F'riday evening at 7:;io P. .M. under the leadership of .Mr. \Y. Secerson. A Fourth .Annual I^ntertainment and Dance will be given by the Har¬ mony Republican Association at-the Hoard of Trade (m .St. Patrick's nighl .March 17, niT. FREEPORT CHURCHES Mis. WiliiHM' H. Kerns, of Hock¬ vilie Center also widely known in this village writing from Wjishingioii as a coriespondent for The ''ost says: "I am perfectly willing to talk on votes for women to the women for'iiiy state district leader, but I do this as I would any other philan- iropic work. This does not get the ballot for me; It only educates wo¬ men to their own responsihi'aiy. "I will never again ask the man on the slreet for thoir vote. I'm through with that spectacular me¬ thod. I will never again canvass men. This national woman's party way is to deal only with our representatives at Washington and Albany. It is a shoi't cut to^ suffrage. It is more pleasant, more refined to suffrage. I am a suffragist always and willing to help wherever and whenever I'm needed." Benton E. Warner moved from his home at 88 Klliatt Place on the first of the month. He moved next door, hut Mr. Warner believes that it la just as difflciilt a move fifteen feet away as it is to move several mi'es away. C. E. Swatling, also of Elliot place has occupied the home vacated liy Mr. Warner, .so while Elliott place has been moving, it has merely mov¬ ed within a circle. A burglary scare was reported in the neighborhood of Southside ave., in the Hay View section, Friday night. I'olice were sent dawn but no Irace of eilh(M' a burglar or a burg- larv was found. I'KI'SnVTKKIW (miM H Tlu re is more than (me kind of l.iberalily and the pastor vvill touch on the mailer from the text in ''10- \('rl)s "The liberal .Soul shall lie made fal" (It doesn't say fat in body) This subjeci for next Sunday morn- in::. And in llie evening one, that is very much discussed everywhere to¬ day — "Does College .Jlelp?" There should be a large crowd of young men lo hear this sermon. IJ.iPTISH (HI KCH FKKIIPOUT Ilev. Wm. Hrecklniidge pastor will preach al both seivices on Sunday, n A. M. Subject, "The .Mircle of the loaves and fishes". 7:30 P. M. Sub¬ ject, "The Gospel of the Glory of God' Uible-scliool at !1:-15 A. .M. Wc have classes for all. Mid-week service for prayer and Hible-study on Thursday at 8 P. .M. Read the Nassau Post. Mr. .''ud Mrs. John William Lowe vere tnade happy on Wednesday last hv the liirtb of a sou. ,0 Pine Street and Ocean Avenue. 46 Pine and Ohureh streets. 47: Main Street and Newton Boule- 48 N(>w*lo'lvn RIvd. and Henry Street. 49 New <m Blvd. and "•;'<'", A^"'''"*'' SOUTH OF MKRRICK ROAD. (We.st of Ocean Avenue ) «1 Rnvvlew Ave. and Merrick Road. *2: E("nB n-a-^h Avenue and Merrick Oc^aT'^Avenue and Smith Street. u o •8. Ocean Avenue and »"'""'';'''"^i;. 14 Bavview Avenue and "''»'/:?. S" 16, Lonp Reach Avenue and Whaley «7 Oe.^an''''Aven.ie and Whaley Street 18. Archer Street and Flliott Place. «9 0.-ean and Southside Avenue.s. Si: Al rntic and West Knd Av'^nue'.. Ss. Atlantic end I^'^y^-'r:^,,^.'^r"%".ee h. Atlantie Ave. and ^^""''"^^J^y iilli «4. West SI4a Avenue a«<*,5?'"* iJT" «» Bayrlew ATenue aad f "»5«JK|L-"l %7^'onir Beach Arenue aad Cedw- at aR W'e^t Side Avenue and Front St. ai Miner Avenue and Front Street. "• (EaH of Ocean Avenue.) 71. Merrick Road and "X%?reet <»» Merrick Road and T^faln Streei. 78' Me?Hck Road and Helen Avenue. 74" smith end Church Streets. 75: BVdell and Reynor Stre'-t^ ia navnor Avenue and Mill ?ieaa. 78 A?ch "r Street and Ee-t Avenue. 7S: Main and Archer Stree^t«. • 1 nedell street end Atlantic Ave. Vi Main'StrVet and AUanU.; Avenue. <S. Main Street and ^^ haley a DocK. It T.it. '^'rKi%B^i «^'-**- •*8^si^T^^7e"¦ v?^ «« — re .vou insured with a companyi L ttiat really insures. j know there were more aeel- dcnls last year than>ver be-1 lore, he wise man insures to-day—| lakes no chances. Ilen'procrastination is to be re¬ gretted. You must not delay Insuring your car, because it is a matter oi dollars to you. In most cases you are [served with a summons and complainl. Pos¬ sibly a claim lor $25,000 dam¬ ages lor personal injuries. Now the cost oi liability insurance lor your automobile is much less than it costs to employ an attorney antl in addition the company pays the bill. Surely you want Ihe protection. , I can give il to yon and at the lowest rates. Claims are settled promplly, equitably. My policies cover Watch your oppor¬ tunity ! Our classified ad. page IS a page oi op¬ portunity. It's the short cut to many a successiul busi¬ ness deal. Watch It! Profit by It! Spring Opening BARASCH'S Departnient Store [65 S. Main SI. Freeport, N. Y. Don't Take any Cliances With FIRE Keep a PYRENE Extingusher in yourhomB or on your auto or boat and you will be play - ing safe. 15 per cent reduction in your auto insurance if you carry a pyrene. $7.50 Complete with Bracket Arthur Whilehouse. 91 S. Main SIreel. Freeport Hardware, raintg, Tarninhes, StoTes and Repairs The opening of the Spring Season is an all important event in our house of good clothes. It is the season of seasons. From the country's most noted and skillful mak¬ ers, we have been receiving their best Spring productions, and we want every¬ body to see and know about our great spread of spring outfitting. We are going to put all thought of sell¬ ing aside, for one day, and hold a formal opening next Saturday, March 10. Every body is invited and we want everybody to come. Leave all buying thoughts at home, and come to see our new and hand¬ some wearables, while the bloom is still Scratch Feed . $2.55 No Grit Laying Mash . $2.30 THAT MAKES THE HENS LAY We carry all kinds of Feed for Ihc Poultryman Sunny Slope Farm GRAND AVE. Tel. 1340 Freepori BALDWINS SINNY SLOPE FRESH LAID EGGS can be had al P. J. KEIRNAN'S, Tea and Collee Slore. 11 Soulh Main SI. on. A most cordial welcome awaits you, and we trust that you will accept our in¬ vitation. Barasch's Dept. Store BOARD OF REGISTRY VILLAGE OF FREEPORT MEETS SATURDAY, MARCH 10, '17 I 2 O'clock Noon to 8 P. M. You must be Registered personally or by proxy in order to vote at the annual VILLAGE ELECTION to be held Tuesday, March 20,1917 UmUTIESMlllPERSONALilNJURIES {nnniQnropERTYfoF others DAMAGE TO YOIR OWN CAR LOSS BY FIRE OR THEFT CLARENCE Te "THE INSURANCE MAN" 39 Railroad Ave.. Freepori. N. Y. opp. L. I. R. R. Depot EVERY UND OF INSURANCE AaloHoMk iBSvaice a Spedaltjr POLLING PLACES DISTRICT NO. 1—House of Truck Co. No. 1, Church Street DISTRICT BOUNDARIES-- Compriiing fhe f.tl.. 7li) nnd 9th Election DiitricU of Ihe Town of Hemptlead within thf incorpornted limiti, bounded and deicribed a* follow.: Beginning at a point in the center of Ihe Lo-iu Ultnd Railroad tracka wher* said point intersects the easterly line of the Village of Freeport, and Ihence following the easterly and soulherly boundary line of lh- Village of Freepori un¬ til it comes to the center of Milburn CreeU, and thence following lhe center line of Milburn Creek in all its courses in a n.rd.rrly direction unlil il conies to a point in such creek where the center line of Whaley sireei if continued in a westerly direclion would inlersect iaid c-nter line of said creek; ihence runnioc easterly following what would be the center line of Whaley Slreet if extended and also following the center line of said Whaley Stree' until it cones lo the center line of Grove Street; ihence running northerly and following the center line of Grove Streei until il comet to the center line ol Ihe Long IslMld Railroad tracks, and Ihence running easterly and following the center line of the Long Island Railroad tracks to the point or place of beginning, and embracing all Ihe territory within said bounds. DISTRICT NO. 2—House of Hose Co. No. 2, N. Main Street. STRICT BOUNDARIES---Ccmprising Hth, lOlh and lllh Flection District* of lhe Town of Hempstead, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of the center line of Qrove Slreet with the centre line of Whaley Sireei and thence running weslerif along ' the center line of Whaley Street to the end thereof, and thence still westerly following Ihe same direction as if Whaley Straet was extended until it come* to ' the center of Milburn Creek; thence running northerly following the westerly ' boundary line of the Village of Freeport until said westerly boundarjr line of thm Village of Freeport intersects the northerly boundary line of the Village of Free- port; thence easterly following the northerly boundary line of the Village of Free- port until said northerly boundary line of Ihe Village ef Freeport interaecta tho easterly boundary line of the Village of Freeport; thence in a southerly directioa following the easterly boundary line of the Village of Freeport Hntil it come* t* the center of the Lond Uland Railroad tracks; Ihence weiterly following the cen. ter line of th* Long Island Railroad tracks to the center line ef Grove Street, mmI thence southerly following the center line of Grove Street nntil it come* to tk* center line of Whaley Street at the point or place of beginning, and embracinc •II the territory within anid bounda.
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A bit of good news for Lindsay Lohan, whose new year didn't start off so happily.
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A man who allegedly came to the door of her Venice Beach, Calif., home on Sunday because he wanted to talk to the star, but refused to leave the premises when Lohan asked him to go away, has been arrested.
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Andra Lazarevic said:But realistically, MTM does mostly hold the same formula that made LP's nu-metal children so popular, but only in a more mainstream way. I was shocked with how much it sounded like Green Day and shit, and pissed with how many people actually compared the two. I think Frederic Evans makes a great point with Peppers: they have matured over the years and made different music, but kept their signature style, as opposed to LP who had completely changed their DNA. At first I thought MTM was made just to join the mainstream and sell more records, and was actually happy with that. That meant I could pray that MTM doesn't sell as well as the previous two, in which case LP would realise what prings the big bucks and make another album which I would orgasm upon hearing. My wish did come true, but...
Then came the Catalyst.
It is clear that they have stayed the same (MTM same) which reopens the "why they changed" question. And I think it became clear that they HAVE changed personally, and, alas, that leaves no hope. They have become what they've become, and there's nothing left to do now but to buy a Slipknot album.
Oh, almost forgot... Hate it.
Shut Up about Green Day. Green Day is an awsome band with amaysing songs. If u don't like them. Ok. Dont care. Green Day has made awsome songs. Their is nothing wrong with comparing Linkin Park to Green Day. I've seen people compare Linkin Park to bands like Three Days Grace, Metalica, Eminem. Hollywood undead, Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, Disturbed and Alot more. People compare Linkin Park to crappy bands like the Jonas Brothers (which i think is retarded but I don;t say something like that on a forum). If you don't like Green Day, dont bother to coment about them.
Here is the truth behind both Linkin Park and Green Day.
Linkin Park started as band who wanted to create music that was their own. They wanted people to identify their music as Linkin Park. Not nu metal or rap rock. They wrote Hybrid Theory. They never wanted to go mainstreet. If they did. They wouldn't mind. They then wrote Meteora. They did change a little bit. But musically the band was the same. When Minutes to Midnight came. They said that they have matured and they think diffrently. They were still LP but had changed their music. They said that they wern't doing HT and Metora anymore. THey wanted to explore new genres. They never wanted to go mainstreet. People should stop fucken saying that. Now, they are doing the same with A Thousand Suns. They think diffrently now. They want to try something new. I personaly hate the new single. THough I will decide if the album is good or bad when I here the rest.
Now about Green Day.
Green Day stated their started as a punk band. They wanted to join the punk scene. Their first two albums started their carrer and they got recodnized. They then released dookie. Their album was what made them join the punk scene. The folow up albums to dookie, they continued their punk genre but explored new genres two. Then came American Idiot. Now the band wanted to do something new. They wanted to create an epic record. They didnt want to be part of the punk scene anymore. They wanted to do something new. This led to the creation of American Idiot. Then came their most recent album. 21st Century Breakdown. They now wanted to do something new again. This is how 21stCB came to be.
My point is, bands mature. Their thoughts change. So they create new music. Both Linkin Park and Green Day NEVER wanted to go mainstreet. Their musical thoughs just changed.
Also, People don't compare LP's and GD's music. They just ask which band do they think is better. Linkin Park and Green Day share a lot of fans. Green Day and Linkin Park's music can't be compared. They are two diffrent genres.
Also, both bands wanted to change their sound. Why? because they matured. Their not the only band to do that.
Both bands try to please their fans or gain new ones. They do not expect everyone to like their music.
People wrealy need to shut up and leave this all to rest.
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Al-Nashiri, the alleged plotter of the USS Cole bombing, has been at the center of controversy for many years. In May, lawyers for al-Nashiri filed suit against Poland [JURIST report] over his supposed torture in a secret CIA prison [JURIST news archive] in the country. In 2007, al-Nashiri declared that his confession to orchestrating the USS Cole bombing was elicited under torture [JURIST report]. Al-Nashiri, along with fellow militant Jamal al-Badawi [FBI backgrounder], was sentenced to death [JURIST report] by a Yemeni court in 2004 for his role in the attack on the Cole. At least 17 sailors were killed [BBC report] and 40 were wounded in the USS Cole bombing in Aden, Yemen, on October 12, 2000.
The military cannot investigate itself with any credibility. This had been an essentially peaceful protest until the military used excessive force and military vehicles ran over protesters. The only hope for justice for the victims is an independent civilian-led investigation that the army fully cooperates with and cannot control and that leads to the prosecution of those responsible.
The Maspero Massacre marks yet another controversial incident regarding protests in Egypt even after the removal of its former president. In March, Arab and Egyptian human rights groups accused then-president Mubarak and police of murdering protesters during demonstrations, therein prompting the military council to instruct its top prosecutor to investigate the killings. Although the military council attempted to curb future demonstrations with a proposed law imposing prison sentences [JURIST report] and fines for those inciting protests, the legislation was widely condemned [press release] by international rights groups, namely HRW, as a violation of international law. In February, Amnesty International (AI) [advocacy website] accused Egypt's military council of torturing protester-detainees [JURIST report]. Relying on detainee accounts, AI stated that individuals were tortured "to intimidate protesters and to obtain information about plans for the protests." HRW echoed this sentiment at the time in claiming that the Egyptian military was improperly detaining protesters and allowing prisoner abuse [JURIST report]. Despite a warning to the Egyptian government from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay [UN profile], in January to respect the rights of protesters [JURIST report], Egypt has endured criticism for the handling of its protests throughout the year.
although some progress has been made, many countries continue to pass laws and regulations that restrict the space for human rights activities and that are incompatible with international standards and with the Declaration in particular. Even where efforts are made to adopt laws that are in line with international standards, their ineffective implementation often remains a problem.
Protection of human rights remains a central concern for the UN, with rights activists across the globe being subject to violence and arrest. In August, Chinese authorities in Beijing began the trial [JURIST report] of Wang Lihong, one of the dozens of human rights activists the government detained earlier this year as part of a crackdown on dissidents in the country. Nobel Peace Prize winner and human rights activist Liu Xiaobo [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] remains imprisoned in China despite international calls for his release. In July a coalition of human rights organizations issued a joint statement urging the Russian government to investigate the murder [JURIST report] of rights activist Natalia Estemirova [BBC obituary; JURIST news archive]. Estemirova, who was kidnapped in Grozny in July 2009 and shot to death, reported regularly on human rights abuses committed by the Chechen government, including extrajudicial killings, torture and enforced disappearances. In June, Zimbabwean human rights activist Farai Maguwu was arrested for allegedly supplying false information about Zimbabwe's controversial diamond mining practices to the international diamond control body the Kimberley Process (KP) [advocacy website].
The charges follow closely behind a call last week [JURIST report] from the International Commission of Jurists, Australian Section (ICJA) [advocacy website] for Australia to investigate a top ranking official in the Sri Lankan High Commission [official website] in Canberra for war crimes violations allegedly committed by the Sri Lankan Navy during clashes with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LITE) [JURIST news archive] in 2009. Last month, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon [official profile] sent a report [JURIST report] to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) [official website] accusing Sri Lankan troops of killing tens of thousands of civilians during the civil war. In April, a UN panel of experts on Sri Lanka found credible allegations of war crimes [JURIST report] committed during the country's war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) [JURIST news archive], warranting further investigation. In December, the Sri Lankan Ministry of External Affairs [official website] announced that the UN panel would be allowed to visit [JURIST report] the island to look into alleged war crimes. The decision signaled a reversal after months of strong opposition [JURIST report] from the Sri Lankan government, which described the UN panel as an infringment of Sri Lanka's sovereignty.
Several US and Canadian airlines have challenged the legislation in the EU Court of Justice [official website] alleging that the carbon emission fees violate international law. The airlines argued that the directive violated the Chicago Convention, the Kyoto Protocol and the Open Skies Agreement [texts, PDF]. Earlier this month, the ECJ advocate general Juliane Kokott issued an opinion that the EU law does not violate international law [JURIST report] and noting that the EU is not a party to the Chicago Convention. The opinion of the advocate general is advisory and not binding on the ECJ, which will subsequently rule on the issue.
Last week, Bush was in Surrey to attend the Surrey Regional Economic Summit [official website]. According to the CCIJ, the four men, three of whom have since been released without any formal charges ever being brought against them, endured "horrific and illegal" treatment while being detained at military bases in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. CCIJ alleges that Bush violated the UN Convention Against Torture (CAT) [text]. The CCIJ and CCR initially filed an indictment against Bush [JURIST report] in September accusing Bush of sanctioning enforced disappearances, secret detention and a variety of acts of torture. Earlier in October, Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Amnesty International (AI) [advocacy websites] urged the Canadian government to investigate and arrest [JURIST report] Bush for his role in torture.
Although prohibited by international human rights law and a serious breach of medical ethics, healthcare personnel have denied treatment to wounded patients on the basis of their real or presumed political affiliations. As well, security crackdowns and violent confrontations in the vicinity of healthcare facilities, and the occupation of facilities by armed forces and security personnel have prevented access to them by the wounded. People wounded in the unrest have become fearful of using state-run hospitals in case this leads to their being seen as government opponents and targeted for reprisals.
Earlier this month, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay [official profile] urged [statement] the international community to take steps to protect civilian lives in Syria [JURIST report], where more than 3,000 civilians have been killed since protests against the government began. This statement followed a report from a UN commission urging [statement] Syrian authorities to allow human rights experts to conduct an investigation [JURIST report] into allegations of human rights violations. In August, Pillay called on the UN Security Council to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court (ICC) [official websites] to investigate the violent suppression of anti-government protests [JURIST report]. Pillay's remarks came after the Fact-finding Mission in Syria published its 22-page report concluding that Syrian government forces cracking down on the opposition may be committing crimes against humanity [JURIST report]. The Fact-finding Mission was established [JURIST report] by the UN Human Rights Council [official website] in April but was not permitted to enter the country.
This announcement follows closely on the heels of Human Rights Watch (HRW) [official website] urging Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) [official website] to investigate the apparent "mass execution" [press release] of 53 Gaddafi supporters whose bodies were discovered [JURIST report] at an abandoned hotel in an area of Sirte that was under anti-Gaddafi control. The call for the NTC to investigate the discovery of the bodies comes days after Gaddafi was captured and killed and the Libyan prime minister declared the official liberation [JURIST reports] from Gaddafi's regime. Gaddafi's death and Libya's liberation come as the latest of milestones [JURIST timeline] in the Libya conflict [JURIST backgrounder], which began in February as a protest in opposition to the arrest of a prominent human rights activist. The ICC warned Libya [JURIST report] in May against covering up possible war crimes that have occurred during the conflict, and stated those involved in a cover-up will be held accountable. Prior to Gaddafi's death, which is currently under investigation [JURIST report], the ICC issued arrest warrants [JURIST report] for him and two of his high-ranking officials for their involvement in crimes against humanity.
Other countries have also recently considered amending their anti-terrorism laws. In August, Philippine President Benigno Aquino III [official website] urged lawmakers to enhance a controversial anti-terror law [JURIST report] by removing provisions that deter authorities from using the law. The proposed change would reduce the $11,700-per-day fine imposed on police or military forces who wrongfully detain terror suspects, as well as removal of a provision requiring suspects to be alerted when they are placed under surveillance. The current law faces criticism from opponents who say its language is overly broad and that is has rarely been used. Also in August, Saudi Arabian officials proposed amendments [JURIST report] to a draft anti-terrorism law that would criminalize taking up arms against the king or crown prince. The Saudi Arabian draft law has been sharply criticized by Amnesty International (AI) [advocacy website] which alleges the proposed law conflicts with international human rights treatises.
Back in 1975 there was a referendum on whether or not we stayed in what was then referred to as 'The Common Market' the European Economic Community. Since then the nature of the organisation which the British people voted to remain part of has changed beyond all recognition. Firstly, the word 'Economic' was dropped and we became members of the European Community. Then, we became members of the European Union. All without any consultation of the British people. It is now time we all had our say!
Recently, the UK government and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) [official website]a court to which all EU members subscribehave faced increasing conflict. Last week, the UK's top judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales Lord Igor Judge [official profile] said that the UK is not bound by the rulings of the ECHR [JURIST report]. In March, the UK Ministry of Justice [official website] announced the creation of a commission, suggested by Cameron, which will consider the implementation of a British Bill of Rights [statement, text]. Former UK Lord Chief Justice Lord Woolf has warned that a Bill of Rights would conflict [JURIST report] with the European Convention on Human Rights, which the UK has incorporated into its law. While the government has not stated an intention to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, Woolf warned that continued adherence to the convention combined with the creation of Bill of Rights would create complications for judges in determining which to follow and further the existing conflict between the UK and the ECHR. Cameron suggested the creation of the commission in February after the UK House of Commons [official website] voted to reject an ECHR ruling [JURIST reports] and continue preventing prisoners from voting in British elections. The following month, the UK government took legal action to overturn [JURIST report] the ECHR ruling.
[The Security Council] [c]alls upon states ... to cooperate in determining jurisdiction, and in the investigation and prosecution of all persons responsible for acts of piracy and armed robbery off the coast of Somalia, including anyone who incites or facilitates an act of piracy, consistent with applicable international law including human rights law; ... and [to] adopt a complete set of counter-piracy laws, including laws to prosecute those who illicitly finance, plan, organize, facilitate or profit from pirate attacks, with a view to ensuring the effective prosecution of suspected pirates and those associated with piracy attacks in Somalia, the post-conviction transfer of pirates prosecuted elsewhere to Somalia, and the imprisonment of convicted pirates in Somalia, as soon as possible.
International maritime piracy [JURIST news archive] reached an all-time high [JURIST report] early in the first quarter of 2011, according to a report [press release] released in April by the IMB. Earlier that month, the UN Security Council unanimously approved a resolution [JURIST report] to consider creating new laws, courts and prisons specialized to address the growing problem of piracy off the coast of Somalia. Last January, the IMB reported [JURIST report] that, to that point, 2009 marked the worst year of piracy since 2003, spiking near Somalian waters then as well. In July 2009, the IMB reported [JURIST report] that pirate attacks around the globe doubled in the first half of 2009. Few countries have been willing to prosecute suspected pirates. The few that have attempted to do so include Germany, Seychelles, the Netherlands, Mauritius, Yemen, Somalia and Spain [JURIST reports].
[I]mposing an injunction would serve the public interest by protecting [Temporary Assistance for Needy Families] TANF applicants from the harm caused by infringement of their constitutional right, a right here that once infringed cannot be restored. "Perhaps no greater public interest exists than protecting a citizen's rights under the constitution." Accordingly, the Court concludes that preliminarily enjoining what appears likely to be deemed to be an unconstitutional intrusion on the Fourth Amendment rights of TANF applicants serves the public interest and outweighs whatever minimal harm a preliminary injunction might visit upon the State.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida and the Florida Justice Institute [advocacy websites] filed the challenge [JURIST report] in September. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Luis Lebron, a 35-year-old Orlando resident, Navy veteran and full-time University of Central Florida student who applied for Temporary Cash Assistance to help support his four-year-old son. Lebron meets all the criteria for aid but refused to submit to the drug test on the principle that it is an infringement of his Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. The complaint notes that the US Supreme Court has held that suspicionless drug testing by the government is an unreasonable search that violates the Fourth Amendment, the only exceptions being for substantial public safety concerns and students in the public school system.
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran have existed for decades [CNN backgrounder]. There is both a political and religious divide between the countries, as Saudi Arabia is predominately Sunni and Iran is predominately Shia. The recent Arab Spring has only exacerbated tensions between the countries [CNN backgrounder] as Iran, at least initially, supported the revolutions because it saw Tunisia, Egypt and Bahrain as American allies. Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, wished to preserve the status quo in the Arab world. Many commentators suggest that the alleged assassination plot will only further escalate the tension between the countries [TIME report] and strengthen the weakening US-Saudi relationship.
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BROKEN ARROW ŌĆö Last December when the 2011 All-State Football Game Roster was announced, two Spiro Bulldogs, quarterback Clayton Mitchem and running back Elliott Hawkins, were not on it ŌĆö only listed as alternates.
But thanks to Tulsa Union's Kale Pearson and Tulsa Washington's Isaac Bennett could not make the game, Mitchem and Hawkins, respectively, were named as their replacements for the East team. Needless to say both Bulldogs were happy campers.
ŌĆ£It was exciting to get to play in the All-State Game,ŌĆØ Hawkins said. ŌĆ£I enjoyed playing with my teammates, and they were the best in the business. I had lots of fun.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£I really felt the same way as Elliott,ŌĆØ Mitchem said. ŌĆ£I felt down when I wasn't picked, but I when I heard the good news, I just went all out for it. I had fun. It was good.ŌĆØ


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"Take your time. I'm not in a rush."This one is great for the grocery store, the takeout burrito restaurant or anywhere else that involves really tired people trying their best, even as they fumble and flail. For example, the woman in front of you pays the cashier but then has to rifle through her overstuffed wallet to put away the change, then store the receipt, then mash the whole fat leather money accordion into her purse. She will usually complete this action with frantic fingers because she knows she's delaying the whole line; she knows everybody just wants to go home; and she knows she should not save old, mostly-used-up gift cards with 63 cents on them. Telling her to "Take your time. I'm not in rush" always sets off the same reaction: first, surprise (really? because everybody's in a rush...) and then a flash of sweet wide-open relief. You have just given somebody a three-minute holiday, not from the stress of life, but from the stress we put on ourselves. Related ResourcesKeep Reading9 Insanely Nice Things You Can Say to Your Partner (Right Now!)Columnist Leigh Newman reveals the small but enormously encouraging things we can say to the ones we love most. Can You Change Your Partner Just by Changing Yourself?Is it possible to change another person's behavior - and transform a less-than-perfect relationship - simply by changing your own thoughts? How to Stop the People You Love from Making You FatWhen a friend, relative or spouse is in pain, do you find yourself raiding the fridge? Best-selling author and intuitive Laura Day reveals 10 tips to turn this habit around. Consciousness Cleanse Day 3: