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Ever have a hard time trying to locate something you saved on your computer? If you find yourself opening a bunch of different files just to see what they are, chances are you may be guilty of being a digital pack rat. Just like paper documents, digital file clutter has a tendency to build up over time and take up valuable space. And without proper management, the amount of files can get out of control and result in files that go missing or are hard to find—especially when you need them most.
Whether you need to clear space on your computer hard drive or just want a better file management system, consider giving your computer a clean sweep on a regular basis. Check out these tips on how you can clean up your computer and better organize your digital files. Don't use it? Lose it Remove software programs you don't use, recommends the National Federation of Independent Business, in the article Delete Your Clutter: Cleaning Up Your Computer. For PCs, just go to your Control Panel and click on "Add or Remove Programs." For Macs, a free utility program called WhatSize can tell you how much space your files are taking and help you delete any unnecessary files. Keep it simple Make it easy to manage your files with a system that's simple to use and maintain. In Microsoft's 7 tips to manage your files better, the article suggests separating ongoing work from completed work, storing like files together (such as keeping images in one folder for easy reference) and keeping file names short and easy to read. Move over, old files Move files you hardly reference onto CDs or DVDs, and organize your discs using Avery CD or DVD Labels so you can easily find files you need. Labels can be easily customized with free Avery Templates. Make sure you back it up Keep a backup copy of all your computer data. With an external hard drive, DVDs or CDs, you'll be able to restore your system in case of a disaster, file corruption or accidental deletion of information. Be sure to back up your files regularly to capture the most current data. Cleaning up your computer files not only helps you manage all your important data, it can also help your system run more efficiently. And by staying on top of your files, you won't lose track of an important document again. |


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What's done is done. Here's how to green clean up our messes.
A couple years ago, a friend compiled this amazingly thorough list of what to do with leftover Halloween candy and candy wrappers. I particularly love the idea of an advent calendar to Thanksgiving comprised of Halloween candy.
This year, I plan to try the Halloween Candy Bark. Maybe freeze it and give it out as a Christmas gift?
I might also stash some for decorating a gingerbread house or make it into a Thanksgiving dessert.
So much for jack be nimble, jack be quick. Jack is a moldy mess by now! If you have preschool or elementary aged kids at home, read Pumpkin Jack with them. It is about the life cycle of a pumpkin - beginning with a jack-o-lantern decomposing out in the garden. Every year, we put the kids old jack-o-lanterns out in the garden and watch nature work her magic. By spring time, all that is left is the stem.
One website talks about pumpkin roads where people all take their jack-o-lanterns to dot long rural roads.
If you are not so inclined to watch your creation rot, the compost pile or green waste bin is a good place for it. Or give it your chickens or livestock - provided it isn't actually moldy or covered in candle wax. Of course, if the pumpkin wasn't carved (maybe just colored with a marker), then for goodness sake's. Eat it! Pumpkin mac n cheese. Pumpkin muffins. Pumpkin milk shakes.
If your costume is more than something pulled out of your closet, there is the question of what to do with it. Most store-bought costumes cannot stand up to much wear. Their seams split. They get a hole here or there. Still, most often they can be reused for children's dress up. If your kids won't wear them again, check with local schools. Many classrooms for younger kids have a dress up corner that could use some fresh costumes.
Alternatively, a neighbor or friend might have a child with a dress up trunk. (One of my kids has one and wears costumes all year long!). Finally, pack the costume away with your Halloween goodies. Next year, you or your child might wear it again (my youngest wore the same costume 3 years running), you can swap it at a costume swap, or turn it into a thrift store when it will be snapped up while folks are in the mood.
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As the Sabres hit the ice for the second day of training camp, there's currently nine defensemen on the roster. A large part of the reason is 23-year-old T.J. Brennan, who's had a standout season with the Rochester Americans. Brennan, the Sabres second round pick in 2007, is leading the Amerks with 35 points in 36 games. The Sabres have a choice with Brennan: keep him on the active roster, or attempt to send him back to Rochester - but he would have to clear waivers to get there.
"It's easy to get lost with all of the defensemen here. But I think personally, you've just got to control what you can and just get better. (Sabres management) are the ones at the end of the day who are going to have to make the decision," Brennan said. "It's out of your control. So what I can do is just control what I can and really just make it hard for them, do what I can, try to add some offense to the game and play the best defensive game that I can. Whatever decision they make, I've just got to go with it and make the best of it."
Only a handful of Sabres players have had the benefit of playing in games over the lockout, and of course that includes Marcus Foligno and Cody Hodgson - who starred for the Amerks during the work stoppage. Hodgson was limited to 19 games with a hand injury, but ended up scoring a point-per-game. Meanwhile, Foligno continued his development as a power forward, with 27 points and 38 penalty minutes in 33 games. Both players noted it was the best scenario for them.
"It's great obviously. It gets you in game shape," Foligno said. "Obviously, I developed as a player down there too, as a pro player. The AHL was a good league when all those players came down. For myself, I though I worked hard, had a good start, things went well down there. I'm just happy to be here now and get things going here.
"I felt good," Hodgson said. "I think that was an advantage over some guys who weren't able to play over the lockout. It was a good organization, and I was really happy to have time in Rochester."
Joe Finley has likely played his final game in the Sabres organization. The 6-foot-8 defenseman was claimed off waivers by the NY Islanders on Monday. Finley put up five points and a plus-3 rating in 35 games for the Amerks this season.


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One of the paradoxical things about dining in restaurants is that the experience is not always about the food. Consider places like Mickey's Diner, Mancini's, or the Copper Dome in St. Paul's Highland Park. While the Dome's pancakes are textbook and the selection of breakfast meats is staggering, realistically there's nothing you can order that couldn't be replicated in your own kitchen, where you can use real butter and make coffee that doesn't taste like it should be served in a church basement. But what the Dome has going for it is a huge comfort factor, which sometimes supersedes the need for pretense or a mission statement or even real maple syrup. Knowing that the same dusty, ceramic fake food will be "cooking" atop the stove in the waiting area, and that the borderline-offensive old flour advertisements will always adorn the Copper Dome's walls, provides a weird sense of security. In a fast-paced industry that's so often about what's new, it's comforting to know that the tried-and-true places will feel the same visit after visit.
Of course cuisine-wise, Sparks, Jonathan Hunt's new joint in the old Bryn Mawr Coffee Shop space, isn't at all comparable to the Copper Dome. Hunt, already the owner of Al Vento and co-owner of Rinata with business partner Amor Hantous, who is also the head of operations at Sparks, has created a loosely Mediterranean menu that is uniquely centered on a single piece of cooking equipment: the wood-burning oven. Every dish Sparks serves, save for salads, comes out piping hot with the faintest hint of wood smoke. Unlike the aforementioned old standbys, Sparks has been open only a few weeks, but what's similar is the all-important comfort factor. Of the dozen or so dishes I enjoyed at Sparks, I doubt I'll remember any of them a few months from now (and I have food memory the way most people have muscle memory), but I will remember the easy style of service and the simple glow that radiates from this warm, dark restaurant.
I knew three things when I went to Sparks for the first time: 1) Hunt got his start in the restaurant business at a pizza place, 2) Sparks has a few pizzas on the menu, and 3) in combination with points 1 and 2, the whole wood-fire thing would make pizza the can't-miss item here. But I was wrong about No. 3. It's not that the pizza was a failure (try the elegant truffled asparagus version, which stands up to the noticeable dose of salt and oil in the crust), but if you order it as your entree you'll probably miss out on the dishes Sparks does better: the simple roasted meats. Of those, the mussels were the biggest surprise. Cooked in sofrito (sort of the Spanish version of mirepoix — a mix of finely diced tomatoes, onions, and garlic slow-cooked in olive oil and used as the base for a whole slew of traditional dishes), the mussels were as plump as an overstuffed raviolo and clean-tasting, with just a tinge of brine. Be sure to get an order of the chewy homemade pita bread for sopping up the remaining juices. The mix of white and dark roasted Amish chicken was also a lovely specimen: moist and seasoned, with a slightly blackened skin, and perfect with a side of rather acidic braised greens. The ribs, though highly touted by staff and other diners, were overly fatty, but the sweet-spicy-smoky "triple crown" barbecue sauce they were brushed with saved them a bit. Rounding out this section was a pepper-crusted hanger steak, which was juicy and cooked to a rosy medium but, due to being pre-sliced, arrived at the table a little cold. Truthfully, the nubby little stars of this plate were the crisp roasted fingerling potatoes, made even more delicious by a dunk in the accompanying tarragon-rich bearnaise.
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Sparks serves its eclectic selection of small plates all day, and those dishes, when mixed and matched, could create a lovely light lunch. A plate of smoky, paprika-hued hummus, a few bites of heady, spicy lamb merguez sausage (also available in a sandwich, served with a glob of ridiculously overdressed coleslaw), and something green and leafy would be an ideal midday meal, especially when enjoyed on Sparks's patio, which doubles the size of this cozy corner restaurant. Speaking of the leafy and green, both the roasted beet and feta, and the roasted pear, bacon, and blue cheese salads have the same paint-by-numbers combination of flavors that seems to be recycled on just about every menu in town. We know sweet and salty play nicely together, but shouldn't we give beets a chance to make friends with something besides feta, goat, and blue cheese when there's a whole world of pickled things, salted seeds, and roasted nuts out there? But I digress. Sparks's versions of these salads, while predictable, were still spry and satisfying. The same can't be said for the Catalan garlic soup, a watery broth with a bitter finish and a floating poached egg that is supposed to be runny but was gelatinous and unappetizing.
Other skippable items include the Texas shrimp cannelloni — a mushy, oily mess in which any discernible trace of ocean freshness was snubbed out by a too-rich lobster cream sauce — and the mushroom and avocado enchiladas, which were pretty intense in the spice department but had the same textural issues as the cannelloni. If you have a pizza craving that has to be satisfied, by all means give the pies a go, but I'd hold out for Lola, Black Sheep, or Element if possible.


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Atrial Fibrillation (cont.) Medical Author:
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. Medical Editor:
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical Editor
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrial Fibrillation (A Fib) DiagnosisThe doctor will often begin by asking the patient about their medical history to help determine the severity of symptoms. The doctor will assess if any associated factors (for example, alcohol or caffeine intake) may be contributing to the patient's symptoms. The doctor will also listen to the patient's heartbeat and lungs. The evaluation may include the following tests: Electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG): This is the primary test to determine when an arrhythmia is atrial fibrillation. The ECG can help the doctor distinguish A fib from other arrhythmias that may have similar symptoms (atrial flutter, supraventricular tachycardia, or runs of ventricular tachycardia). The test can also sometimes reveal damage (ischemia) to the heart, if there is any. The following illustrations show the usual ECG tracing from a patient with A fib; the second figure shows the different appearance between a normal (single lead) ECG tracing and the irregular appearance of an atrial fibrillation (single lead) ECG tracing. The atrial tracing for the A fib tracing shows a slowed irregular heartbeat of A fib, where the irregular waves are easily seen before the heartbeat (Figure 2). These waves can be seen if the heartbeat is slowed; they are difficult to see in patients with a rapid heartbeat shown in Figure 3.
Lab tests: There is no blood test that can confirm that a person has atrial fibrillation. However, blood tests may be done to check for certain underlying causes of atrial fibrillation and to rule out heart damage, as from a heart attack. People already taking medication for atrial fibrillation may need blood tests to make sure there is enough of the drug (usually digoxin) in their system to work effectively. Blood tests that may be done to rule out other conditions include:
Chest x-ray: This imaging test is used to evaluate for complications such as fluid in the lungs or to estimate heart size. Echocardiogram or transesophageal echocardiogram: This is an ultrasound test that uses sound waves to make a picture of the heart while it is beating.
Ambulatory electrocardiogram (Holter monitor): This test involves wearing a monitor similar to that used for an ECG for a period of time (usually 24-48 hours) to try to document the arrhythmia while people go about their everyday activities.
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 81,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Excellent!"
Cons: "None!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"No need to explain anything. It's self explanatory what BMWs are all about. German manufactured cars are always reliable, robust and made of great quality parts. I just love this truck. The gas mileage gets me about 470miles with full tank (21Gals). It's just awesome... Strong engine, and awesome quality features on the truck. Value of the car keeps steady, and that's good."
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By MAngeles on Saturday, February 08, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 74,000
overall rating 7 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive"
Cons: "Horrible MPG"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"Bought mine back 2007 and still owns it to this very day. Like what most owners already said, it is a fun car to drive. Great as a family vehicle, and ample space for 5. Main downside, is its MPG. I used commute in the city everyday and it gulps a lot of premium gas. In addition, engine won't warm up enough when driving just a few miles and can or will eventually cause engine gunk leading to failure or problems. Really BMW? I'm causing more problems by driving my car less? Maintenance wise, it can get vey pricey if you rely on the stealership. Utilize the power of the internet to find good deals on oem parts(thanks amazon) as well as an Indy mechanic you can trust. In the end, owning an E53 X5 does not have to be costly. Just do your homework and understand what you are getting yourself into even before considering of owning one. Best of luck!"
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By ptsfr on Saturday, December 07, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 110,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great for family"
Cons: "Motor issues"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"This is the first BMW I have owned. I love it, but, at around 100,000 miles the valve stem seals went bad, smoked when idling for a few min. Had it diagnosed at a certified BMW mechanic, will cost around $6,000 to fix minimum. That is granted nothing else "breaks" when tearing the motor down. I will not pay to have it fixed, the dealer I purchased from did not and will not give me the title, nor did he pay his loan off so his lender wants the car. Sorry for the next owner, very nice car, would love to keep, just can't take the 6 grand to fix!"
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By mnteer on Wednesday, December 04, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 85,500
overall rating 6 of 10rating detailsPros: "Comfortable interior and ride."
Cons: "It costs too much to keepup."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"We have owned this vehicle for a couple years now and have had way too many things go wrong with it (and a great expense). The X5 had only 62K miles when we bought it (now 85K). Since its purchase, we have had to replace the water pump, the serpentine belt, the driver's heated seat, both rear window regulators, the driver's window regulator. As well (and as mentioned by others) the rear brake lights keep going in and out. And that's not normal repair items such as brakes, tires, etc. We thought we knew what it was like to own a European vehicle (repair cost wise) because we've owned others (non-BMW's) in the past. However, we never expected to have to shell out so much money on an ongoing basis just to keep the X5 drivable. I honestly think part of the problem is the X5 is made only for the North American market. What I think the BMW engineers did was take everything they'd put in their cars and put into a full-size SUV. The issue is the weight, wear-and-tear, use, etc. of an SUV is much different than a smaller car—the BMW "car parts" just don't hold up to the "SUV demands". Furthermore, BMW has known this for some time, but refuses to do anything about it. If you are looking to buy this vehicle, be aware, you most likely will need an extra $1500-$2000 per year in "spare cash" to keep your X5 working properly."
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By Julius on Monday, December 02, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 108,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive. Feel very secure. Very responsive."
Cons: "Gas. It's 14/22, so yeah..."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I own this great vehicle for little over 2 years. I am very happy with it. I have put over 30k miles on it. Maintenance wise what I have done was changed front two bushings. Each cost me $350 so total I have spent $700 over the years. Other than that I had NO ISSUES with my vehicle. This is my primary vehicle and I drive a lot in the city. This car is all wheel drive, and it drives like a car. Very strong, very responsive and interior is very quite. Has beautiful Panaromic Moonroof and great factory sound system. Oh one more thing, You only do One time oil change on these vehicle a year. Every two years you have to Inspection service. Oil change will cost you $120, and I think it's good price for a year. It's great ultimate driving machine."
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By tomcat on Tuesday, July 23, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 120,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great to drive on the winding roads here in E.TN"
Cons: "Gas mileage and constant repairs"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"This was my first BMW and I fell in love with it after the first test drive.Purchased it in 04 with 32k miles. Now have 120k miles.Since the 50k warranty ran out it has had numerous small issues which drive me crazy. Examples are ; driver side door handle broke twice,passenger door handle broke once,windows went down and would not return to close position five times, display panel went blank and had to be replaced. Brake lights have been an ongoing issue since 2005.You get the picture. I now budget $1,000 annually in repairs and will continue to drive this car as long as possible as I do love to drive it!"
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(Toronto, 29 April 2010) Canada's biotech industry has not only survived the global economic crisis, but finished 2009 with a large increase in revenue and significantly reduced losses, due in part to significant cost-cutting measures, according to Beyond borders, EY's annual global biotechnology report.
The Canadian industry showed great resilience in 2009, with the revenues of publicly traded biotech companies increasing by 9%, to US$2.163 billion from US$1.979 billion in 2008. The industry also saw an astounding 90% reduction in aggregate losses from US $1.1 billion to US $70 million.
Globally, the world's established biotech centres reached profitability for the first time in history. However, the gap between the "haves" and the "have-nots" continued to widen, posing challenges for emerging companies in accessing the capital needed for research and development (R&D). R&D spending in Canada dropped 44% to US$354 million in 2009, from US$626 million the previous year.
"This extensive cost-cutting is a double-edged sword," says Paul Karamanoukian, EY's Canadian life sciences practice leader. "In the short term, the reductions have helped the industry weather the storm, but as the driver of future growth for this sector, the decline in R&D could have long-term repercussions for the industry."
The industry also saw a decrease in the number of companies in 2009, following the trend of the past five years, during which time the total number of Canadian companies declined from 474 to 325. In 2009, the number of public companies declined from 72 to 64.
"What we've been witnessing is a 'survival of the fittest' scenario, with smaller companies either failing or merging with larger entities," says Karamanoukian. "While the stronger remaining companies are positioned to capitalize on the growth opportunities of the economic upturn, more than half of the public companies currently have less than one year's worth of cash."
In addition to higher earnings and lower aggregate losses, another piece of good news was a 52% surge in the industry's market cap last year. However, there still remains cause for concern. Despite cost-cutting measures and increased revenues, there was no appreciable movement in the industry's survival index. Even with the market cap boost, the industry only partially made up for the ground it lost in 2008, when it lost 61% of its market value.
"The industry survived the financial crisis, but that was only half the battle," says Karamanoukian. "It remains to be seen if the industry can fully bounce back from the setbacks of the past few years, and attract capital in 2010, which is going to be a pivotal year for Canadian biotech."
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Born: February 10, 1944 Primary Instrument: Bass, acoustic
Rufus Reid, one of today's premiere bassists on the international jazz scene, with his reputation firmly established in the education arena, now adds composition to his vitae. Rufus participated in the BMI Jazz Composer's Workshop for five years which has empowered him to move more deeply into the composing arena. He won the Charlie Parker Jazz Composition Award for his composition, Skies Over Emilia. His composition, Whims of the Blue Bird is the result of this award's commission. This has led to further commissions. He has written for string orchestra, jazz ensembles large and small, concert band, double bass ensemble pieces and a solo bass composition.
Rufus recorded this trio album after several outings with Steve Allee and Duduka Da Fonseca. The power, the magical chemistry , the very joy this trio has is very evident on this recording by Motéma. It is Reid's remarkable celebration of a passion for musical diversity, and his first recording with these two colleagues who sharethe spotlight. Released March, 2010 The Rufus Reid Out Front Trio Enhanced CD Steve Allee - piano ~ Duduka Da Fonseca - drums
Rufus Reid's CD/DVD recording by Motéma Music was recorded October 13, 2006, at Washington, DC's venerable national home for the performing arts, and released May 29, 2007. This CD/DVD set features diverse moods and textures ranging from his dynamic opening jaunt Come Out and Play, one of many compelling, accessible original compositions on the disc to Ode to Angela, by Harold Land, Heroes by Billy Childs, and a sensitive solo bass interpretation of Duke Ellington's classic, Sophisticated Lady. This package also includes a special in-depth feature, Meet Rufus Reid. Available now! Click on Recordings.
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The JOHN SIMON GUGGENHEIM MEMORIAL FOUNDATION named Rufus a Guggenheim Fellow in June of 2008. This award is in the category of Composition. The fellows were appointed on the basis of distinguished achievement and exceptional promise for future accomplishment. ''They're people who have already made significant contributions to the field and are at a point where they are about to do something very fine,'' the president of the foundation stated. This year's winners range in age from their late 20's to their late 70's.
Rufus Reid received a 2006 Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts to enable him to continue composing, and he received The ASCAP/IAJE Commission for Established Jazz Composers, which was premiered at the 2007 IAJE Conference in New York City.
The 2006 Sackler Commission Prize was awarded to Rufus which allowed him to fulfill a dream he has had to compose a work dedicated to the artist, Elizabeth Catlett. Her life and work inspired in Rufus a desire to honor her and introduce her to people who might not know about her. This four movement work, inspired by four of her sculptures, for Jazz Big Band will be premiered at The University of Connecticut at Storrs and at Stamford in March, 2007.
In 2003 "Linear Surroundings" a composition of Four Movements: "Shadow Chasing," "Moods," "The Peaceful Flame," and "Collage" was created with generous support from The Chamber Music America Awards New Works: Creation and Presentation Program Grant, generously Funded by The Doris Duke Foundation.
Two more presentations of "Linear Surroundings" by The Rufus Reid Quintet + 4 has been made possible with support from Chamber Music America's New Works: Encore Program, funded through the generosity of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Rufus travels throughout the world as guest artist performing his compositons with both small and large ensembles, performing workshops and Master Classes.
The beginning of The 2007 New Year Rufus signed with Motéma Records, who will release a CD and DVD package, The Rufus Reid Quintet, Live At The Kennedy Center.
The Gait Keeper is a result of a commission from Cornell University Jazz Ensemble. The title tune a Rufus Reid Quintet CD is an adaptation of that big band work.
The Gait Keeper (Sunnyside Records) contains several new works by Rufus. This Quintet CD features a variety of moods and textures, opening with an infectious bouyant melody, called The Meddler. It also includes a musical tribute to his mentor and friend, the great bassist, Ray Brown. Rufus closes with a majestic bowed solo paying tribute to the great bassist, Sam Jones, with his composition, Seven Minds. This CD will definitely survive a journey of repeated listenings for the jazz enthusiast.
Rufus already has two trio CD's out with Sunnyside: Perpetual Stroll, and Seven Minds; Corridor To The Limits, a quartet CD that features Harold Land, plus his duo CD with Harold Danko, called Myrth Song.
From 1990-2001, Rufus co-led a Quintet with Akira Tana. They released five CD's during their tenure: Yours and Mine and Passing Thoughts on Concord Records; Blue Motion, Looking Forward, and Back To Front are available on Evidence Music.
Rufus also has four duo CD's. Two in cooperation with Michael Moore, released by Double Time Records: Double Bass Delights and Intimacy of the Bass. Rufus and Ron Jackson did Song for Luis for Mastermix Records, and Peter Ind and Rufus recorded Alone Together for Wave Records.
Rufus' book, The Evolving Bassist, published since 1974, continues to be recognized as the industry standard as the definitive bass method. January, 2000, the book's millennium edition was published. In December 2003, The Evolving Bassist DVD was released. This two and one half hour DVD also offers a Concert view featuring Mulgrew Miller and Lewis Nash.
Rufus Reid is equally known as an exceptional educator as well, teaching clinics since 1971, with associations with Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshops, the Stanford University Jazz Workshop, and the Lake Placid Institute, to name a few. Rufus was on the faculty of William Paterson University in Wayne, New Jersey, as Full Professor and Director of the Jazz Studies and Performance program for twenty years completing his tenure in 1999. The WPU Jazz Program continues to be considered one of the best in the country for the aspiring jazz student.
Rufus Reid's major professional career began in Chicago and continues since 1976 in New York City. His extensive jazz background and discography reads literally like the Who's Who in jazz. He has traveled, performed and recorded with many of the great Jazz Masters. He was privileged to share many musical moments with some that have passed on: Gene Ammons, Kenny Dorham, Eddie Harris, Sonny Stitt, Don Byas, Philly Joe Jones, Thad Jones, Mel Lewis, Dexter Gordon, Bill Evans, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, and Art Farmer.
Rufus happily continues performing and recording in collaboration with other wonderful musicians, such as Lee Konitz, Roni Ben-Hur, Bob Mintzer, George Cables, Billy Hart, Bill Mays and Marvin Stamm, as well as his own group, The Rufus Reid Quintet.
Rufus has performed and recorded with Andre Previn, Kathleen Battle and the St. Lukes Chamber Orchestra in 1992. Also in 1992, Rufus had two performances of Two Faces, a Concerto for Solo Double Bass and Jazz Trio, composed by Benny Golson for Rufus with the Wayne Chamber Orchestra. It was debuted at William Paterson University and had a New York premier in October in Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center.
Born on February 10, 1944 in Atlanta, GA., Rufus Reid was raised in Sacramento, California where he played the trumpet through junior high and high school. Upon graduation from Sacramento High School, he entered the United States Air Force as a trumpet player. During that period he began to be seriously interested in the bass. After fulfilling his duties in the military, Rufus had decided he wanted to pursue a career as a professional bassist. He moved to Seattle, Washington, where he began serious study with James Harnett of the Seattle Symphony. He continued his education at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where he studied with Warren Benfield and principal bassist, Joseph Guastefeste, both of the Chicago Symphony. He graduated in 1971 with a Bachelor of Music Degree as a Performance Major on the Double Bass. The MidAtlantic Arts Foundation awarded Rufus The 2005 Mellon Jazz Living Legacy Award for his dedication to America's National Cultural Treasure: Jazz, for his personal and professional commitment to Jazz Education in the Mid-Atlantic Region. The International Society of Bassists presented Rufus with their highest honor, The Distinguished Achievement Award, in 2001. The New Jersey Chapter of the IAJE named him OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR of 1999. The International Association of Jazz Educators awarded Rufus the Humanitarian Award in 1997 BASS PLAYER magazine, awarded Rufus the 1998 Jazz Educator Achievement Award.
Rufus Reid truly continues to be THE EVOLVING BASSIST.


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C. c|o Inquirer Of- j ean be heard, far an ar4ar auihoi-iilnc eald flee, Hempetead. f the ittate «f New Toil:, at «. Hefcial Term thrreof for motlone (e be held al tN' Oeunty fVnirt Houec tn tbe Boroush of VrooKlyn. C«unty af Klof*. Hew York, on tlie litB dar of itkrcb. 1921. at 14 o'clock in tbe forrnoos uf (hat da:,', or aa aoon thereafter as aounael 'rbomaa Ilaynor. ReecMMa H'lRMW lr Lit V ¦WANTED—Cnfurniiihed house. 6 room*. 10 mlAMtM from atttlon. 1 or 2 year l«a»e. Call. Tel £13, Rockville Centre. |:ia ae resolution paaeM kt a Bpealal Sebooi f Heetins of the Inhabitants of esid S<k»I j Diatrict AM od tke Ut 4ay of March, ini. I valine a tax ivH ta cwwaii One Hundred Ten Tbo<taand' ()U0,0O0) D<»1lan. to ba lev¬ ied by installments upon the taxable prop-1 erty of tbe eaid district for the purpeie^ of j kuiidina <nd ktnattaa a new School ilotw* forporatlon lo ehanuB lla conwete JWMnc Jo on the now •elwior'iouee site. sItuaU, on the the WKDICAI, BnciBTT OP THU COCVTY «,terly side of Tert»H Avenue in aaid School ' tVeeport. New Tor*. OK QUBBNt). INC. ntitcfl, Brooklyn Tr«Marer*a Report Village pf Cedarburtt N. T., ^K£W .alx-rootn houiie. Immediate pon- Mealon: rood residential section of! /J^ampatead; price, $7S00. easy terms; j :^rg«ln for quick sale. Wm. V. Seltz, | ''Itoom 111, Flatlron Bulldlngr, NewjWAN'T to rent 6 or 7 room liffuse iwi Wanted—^Houses fYork. t:lS Ftr Sale—AvtoBMlriles I KockvlUe Centre, 10 or 1& minutes from station, reationablc; phone Bock¬ ville Centre 61». 7:18 Al'PEKSON touring cor, wrpckc<l in railroad colliaion; for particularx in¬ quire (leorgc Johnson, 191 JBckson Ave., Mineola. 3.17 —— ' —' I WANTEP to rent: A flat, 4 or 5 roomn rOR SALE~1»18 Studebitker Touring 1 and'balh; phone Hempstead 46.K. 3:18 WANTED—3 moras, or part of house, near railroad station, by smai'l Chris¬ tian family; best reference.s furnished. A. O., Dally Review, Rockville Centre. car. 'I'hone 682 M Freeport. 16:3! F«r SftU—SbrdUboT TR£ES, SHRUBS, evcrKreenk. the bet- I WANTED—Garage to rent, by the months, near Argyle I'lace. Tcl 561 , Rookville Centre. L. 1. /;». IH 3 ter grad. rose bushes, etc., purchaa^a | ^^-^NT^D to lease-7 o 10 rooms with from Heath Co., Unit«d SUtes leading '^^'-fB"' '*'"">' '¦,°"«'"ii?.,"' ^our adults, wholesale growers, ssiuree you of the "o children, must bo within walking dls- best at the lowest price. For informa- i <^"''« "' Freeport Station. 'Phone 387 tion, estimatts, landscaping suggestions, j Freeport. 10:3 etc., given without obligations, write our general representative snd Isnd- ¦eapiog expert, George Johnson, 191 Jackson Av«., Mineola, L. I. 9:10 TIIE QUEKNa-NASSAU MEDICAL BOCIBTT, Br TItOUAH C. ClIAI.MEltS. President. H.tRftT I. HUBKR. Attorney for retltloner. tlii Hontasae atreet, BrtJoWyn. N. T. NOTICK to CB£»ITOBK Pursuant to an order of Hon. l.iSOitB U. HOWELL. Hurrnvatn of lb,. County of Nas¬ sau. notlc<! is h4>r«by civcn to all peraona bavins claima aaa inat Wn.SO.V SMITH, late of Bockville Centre, fn the aaid county, deceased, to preaent tbe aame with tbe vouchers thereof, to the aabscrtber, tbo Ba^ ocutor of the laat Will and Testanient of said deceased, ut her'placf} of traneacttns buslneaa at the olRce of Wrisht b Wrisht. Rockville Centre. N«w York, on or before the Llth (ley of S«ptemt>er ni'xt. Dati'd. Mineola. ."V. V.. F.bruary H, 1»!1. MARY K, TILLEV. WIIIGUT a ¦WRiailT. Execator. Attorneys for Kxeeutor, 1 No, Villase Avenue, Rockviilo Centre, New Tork. PUstriet. and tiiat two of the ssid boa<b fn February 21. 1»J1. I Ueaam of Hvr^'Thoueaad <»6.000l Poiian j TREASURER'S REPORT KOR FISCAL blakursemeala .. Balatioe in Fuad STREET Lioirri^a Receipts IMaUaraemenia Ualaoco iu fuuC WATKR FUND RcK-i-lpis Disburscioeiits Halauce in fund Itf 44 ;i4a r?«^* .t 't.MI.il*- . i.:f>.4» .t4l.»*t.t4 . t.sls.is .132.733.•> .lU.ltil.TT l)».tt to be made ¦ayal'le and to mature on the flrst day of July llj .>aeh of the years one thousand nine hundrej and tweuty-two and une thouaand jiiae hundred and t^renty- thrce both iaclua^vc and that one o( the said ten bonda In the aum of Ten Thoiaand fepos't.' on Street YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28th, 1921 , RECEIPTS Balance on haad March 1st, 1920 $83S.S7 opening pemiitii | 53.00 SUPREME COUBT.-NASSAU COUNTY For S«le—^Furniture A LAROE aii-y room, nubstantial board, by refined Protestant couple. In pri- vutc lioino in Freeport within 10 min¬ utes' walk from station. May 1 to Sept. 15; references exchanged; address A.C.T., 4th floor 118, Fifth Ave., New A $600 "iCmers.jn | York C'ty. 8:16 I'lANO F"f)R 8ALB piano bought n^w five years ago n,,d | ^anTEI>-Hou used only in the pallor of a private iiome. F'or sah' at a cash price of about half. AIho il couch newly u|)hol8tcrfd last year and oth(T articles of housc- fliold furniture. Call and examine any fhiy but Sunday, 06 Churrh St., Fiee¬ port. 18 4 0, 7 or 8 rooms, with one acre or more of ground; state full partlcuiarH. J-. Brokate, 1920 Grove St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 6:14 anted—To Buy Oecar V. Vatet, as Exeeutor and : TniaUe of the Laat Will and : Teetament of Oaaar W. Vatet, : (Iceeaaed, PlaintilT, —affalnet— Harry H. HolTnaicle, ct al.. Defend- : ants. FOR SALK—Kitchen Range, und 30 gul tank with gas attachment. , J. H. Patten. Toi. 1842 R. V. C, 21 Powell Ave., Rockviilo Centre, L. I. 18 3 I'RIVATE naif of hoimehold fuiniturc at]:M N. Main St. Mr. Loiiec. .1:18 For SiJ^i—Miscellaneoiu MY CLIKNT, a physician, wishes to buy or rent a house in Garden City, suitable for homo and ofllce, $12,000 to $15,000. What have you to offer? N. McKinnon, 1336 E. 22nd St., Brook¬ lyn; phone Midwood 787. 3:15 WANTED—a ball bearing velocipede foi* six year old girl; also need dolls carriage. Telephone Hempstead 45-J, or write Box 260 Inquirer Oflice 15-3 BABY ClilCKH For saI>E—Barred Ro<k baby thicks. T. Howell, East Hemi)slead, East of rire House. ^ 18-0 18 h.p. 4-cylinder l-cycle Palmer engine; new bearings, piston ring.t, etc $365, includinif clutch, 8 foot shaft, propeller., Bauman, 3!i0 B. S|Ui St., New York City. ¦ ' MaMc YOUNG, fresh Guernsey cow, with calf. Peter Dopfci, R.K.D. 4, Hemp¬ Htead. L. 1. 3:li F<Mr Rent—Houacp WAtCTEU—Room and board, wanted by Viollji teacher. Rockviilo Centre pielerred. Cornell Kolczynaki, P. O. Sl.X-ROt)M house with improvements; j Box 23 Rockville Centre. 10:3 price, $7.''>00; also imildlng lot.s; will > mtmsusBussxr^—m'^ ¦ —» arrange terniR; phone Henip,steiid 430.K; | J. Wenettc. 231 .Maiii,i3t., Hemp.stead. | BUNGALOW,^ six rooms, all improve¬ ments; rent' reasonable; twenty min¬ utes' walk from station. Wm. Dictzel, i'ark Ave., Merrick. '" FOR RENT—3rooms for light houae- 1 keeping, small family preferred. F. | M. e|o Review. Freeport. 16,2 By virtue of a judgment of fnreeloturc and sale duly made and entered in the ofliee of ihc Clerk of the County of Naaaau in the above entitleil action) bearlns date the 7th day of March. 1021. I. the nn'leniiBned, the Beferee lo ssid judgment named, will sell at public auction, on the 23rd DAY OF APRIL. 1921. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day at thn Rotunda in the County Court House in I Mineoin, Niis»a>i County. New York, the promiacB deacriboi by said judgment to be sold, and (herein described es follow: All that land ivilh the buildinKs and im- provementB thereoo. situated, lying: ami be¬ inir ut Malverne. Lonit Uland, in the Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau. State of Now York, ahown on tbo Map of Property of Madeline C. Bai-quinero. Norwood. L. I.. aarveycd November. 1808 by Smith & Msl- colmson. C. Em, Freeport, L. I., and which said parcel U bounde<l and deacribed ac- eonlinn: to sali) map (is follows: BetrinninK at a point on the Easterly siile of Ocean Avenue where the same is in- teiaeeted with the Southerly side of land now owned by SamU'.O Shannon, and formerly by Dorlon Wriirht: running thenee South along the Easterly side of Ocean Avenue South 8 deB. 10 min. weat 345.23 feet: thence South 2 de«. 31 min, Kast 65,«T feet: thenee South 6 dc8. 9 min. East 94.01; feet; thence South 8 dcK. 19 min. Bant 115.70 feet to the land of the City of New York: thence along land of the City of New York, South 89 de«t. 22 min. Eaat 21:2.35 feet: thenee South 34 deg. 20 min. East 322.6B feet: thence North 84 deg. 10 mln. Eiut 228,!16 feet to hind con¬ veyed by Madeline C. Stites to Robert Wil¬ son et al" by deed dated July Zlst, ISOfi. and recorded in the Nassau County Clerk's Offlce July 24th, 190G, Tn Liber 102 of Con- vcynncee, page 113: tlience along said land the followinK courses and distances North 20 doc. 33 min. Eaut 428.66 feet; thence North 0 dcg. 8 mln. Eaat 416.90 feet to land of Jmeph BroWer, thence along said land Northerly 74 ^ejt. 9 min. West 79.05 feet; thenee along said land the following courses and distances North 21 deg. 22 min. East 81.11 feet; thence North 13 deg. 17 min. West »0.80 feeti thence North 5 deg. 34 min. West 84.36 feet; thence North 16 deg. 17 min. West 70.67 feol; thence North 7 Atf:. 20 min. Eaat 161.37 feet; thence still North IG dcg. 12 min. East 327 feet to land of Dorlon Wright: thence North along said land 66 deg. 12 roin. West 102.33 feet: thence South still along said land of Dorlon Wright 0 deg. 4 mln. East 87.28 feet; thence still South along ssld land and along land of Shannon the following courses and distances, ...¦Kr" """.. TT, ' 8« <!««:• 61 •"'»• West 225.19 feet: thenee BArvK HOOK of Kreeport Bank, No. I South 1 deg. 87 miVi. West 163.38 teet; thence (Of Which $39.00 has b««n returned) Received front County Treasur- urcr. Mortgage fccording Tax.. 424J3 4.89 3.00 (jueens Boro Gas and Electric Co., (inspection on street opening permits) ItlA.OOO) DoHara, each, is to be mad« pay¬ able and tu mature on the first day of July in each of tbe foUonving years, one thousand ajoe hundred and twenty-four and one thous¬ and nine hundred and thirty-ihrec both la- clucivc and that tbe nrat two (21 of aaid' bonds are to be isaueii In the denomination j al Kive Thousand ($6,000) DoUars, each and i , the next t«n (10) of aaid bonda are to be !''^ J;*^ " ' » "^ "L "«»' ,«»«it«d io tSe 4«»pminallon of Ten ThuuMnd tvounty Trcasur- (!lA:etW) Dinars, cMh and tbe principal er. Mercantile and interest therein 10 be payable at the Corporation Tax Naasau County National Bank of Rockville Fitcs for Certified Centre, at RockviDe Centre, Naaaau County, Papers Hew York, and that ejch of the saW twelve Received" from bonda are to be dated July Ist, 1»21, and I ,\". the said bonds are to be delivered and the money is to b* paid at the Nassau County National Bank of Rockville Centre, at Rock¬ vUle Centre, Nassau County, New York, on said Ant day of July, I92I- T'oc purchaser of the bonds shall print | Prom Bank of the bonds at hia own expense and may hare 1 Manhattan Co., either regiaUred or coupon bwls^ Each bid (Interest on daily must lie accompanied by a eertitied check for , hainnpA«i Un per cent, ot tbe amount bid. made uaya- ! t-.."". ^.fliL.^j" vV ble to (Jilbert Smith, Treasurer of the Board j *'"«".*^o"ected,y I- of B<lucaUon of Union 1 ree Sehool I>istrlcl olations of City No. 11 of the Town of Hempstead, Naaiau Ordinances County. New York, to evidence the good 1 Issuing Licenses A faith of the bidder, and to l>e forfeited in Permits case the Huccefwful bidder does not complete I R e c e t v e d from his purchase on the said firs', day of July. fax Collector for 1»21. The eheeka accompanying the bids of |n^n Totoo 00 sflE na the unruccessfui bidders will be returned. -nonT.v!fLiJ' i:" ' Each bid with Ita accompanying Wiecka must *"'''" taxes paid in be enciosed in a sealed envdope and may lie , arrears sent by mafl addreased to CJilbert Smith, Interest on 1920 Clerk of the Board of Education, Oeeanside, , Taxes paid in ar- New York. Tile Board of Education reaervet ! ' the right tb reject any or all bids. Dateil. Mareh Sth. 1«21. By order of- the Board of Education ofit Torert'' on" VoVo Union Free School District No. II of I'"*"*' " ?" . ^^'^ the fown of Hempstead, Naasau Coun- taxes paiO in ar¬ ty. New York, GILBERT SMITH. Clerk. ^-Vears 1919 Taxes paid in arrears LEGAL AUVBBTUING SUPREME COURT—NASSAU COUNTY ARMSTRONG (Knabe) (ilayer piano, me- chanlcally perfect, $125; al.so mahog¬ any music roll cabinet, $30, If aold im¬ mediately. Robt. Taylor Storage Ware houae. 6:17 Wanted—Furnished Rooms Lost I LOST—Colt Automatic on trolley car between Miucoia and' Hempstead, Sunday, March 6, at 2:22 p. m". Reward If returned to Leo V. Michel, 185. Second St., Mincoiat, 15:3 rear.i ' 1918 Taxes paid in arrears j Interest on 1918 j Taxes paid in ar- I arrears 1917 Taxes paid in ! arrears Interest on 1917 Taxes paid in or- rears ¦... 1911) Taxes paid in arrears Interest on 1016 Taxes paid in ar¬ rears 1915 Taxes paid in arrears Interest on 1915 Taxes paid in ar¬ rears 1914 Taxes paid in arrears .... . Interest on 191& Taxes paid in ar¬ rears 1913 Taxes paid in arrears Interest on 1913 " Taxes paid in ar¬ rears n iiursuance of a .Judgment of Forectes- 1911 Taxes paid in ure anil .Sale made »nd entered in the above arrears entitled action and bearing date Mareh 7th. | t_i"_".f ' ' ''' 'io','i ,oo, I .!,_ ..".!._;.._".) .i,» D.r.r.^ ini interest on tuii Taxes paid in ar- 18.06 12.C2 710.00 272.25 637.00 28.45 300.00 30.'JG I-pHC* rUND RcceiWa ........ Utsbursenwots .': Balance In twt4 «33.T3).«3 Eci.UlD Ol^ UBAt.TH KfNU ileeelpta ..| l.««i,JJ Disbureeinenis $ 1.7»5.07 Balance in fuud Sli-CO t 3,«»I.6T FIRK DEPA11T.MK.NT Fl'ND < ReoelPts { (.174.VO DishursemeDtx f ».4J9.71 Balabce in fund I64.IS t >.»7(.** BKIVKR UAIKTBN.VNCK FIND »t«'''il>t" I11.»78.U UisliuriH-uiPBli II0.78».'.;i Bal.ince In tmd l.lll.ie rtreeipts 1 >tsburs<,>nientB Balance In fund I'ARK FUND Roeelnta , Dlsburscmrntfl Balance In fund ReerlptM Disbiu'r UuLincc INTEiajST FUND ^ntenir In fund .¦InlM DO .NT) KI'.NI) 8.10 Jamej< Mcl.aughlin. Individually and as Executor of the Last Will and TeitUmeni of Catharine Mc¬ Laughlin, dccease<l, PlaintilT, —against— Louis J. Young and Loda M, Yoimr. hia wife. Ci. Arthur R. Daltfin. aa Trustee of the unexe¬ cuted trust created by and undvr the I.ajit Will and Testament of Ceorgp Durj'ca. deceasefl. Henry Kouning, Barney N. Freedman, LomI and Taylor. Riehmond Radiator Company, E. W. Dun¬ stan Company, Holeomb g Hoke Manufacturing Company. Lamont Corliss ft Cf>mpany, and Edwin H. Sayre. William L. Jurhing. Arthur P. WIMiams and Francis J. De,isoir. composing the firm of R. C. Williams ft Compatiy, Defendants. Dij'bortt'nivnta V1LI.Ai;R BflLI'I.VC, FUND RcC(-|r,ts nisburs^'nii-nlK Hal.-iiioi in fund J I 1.500 CIO IIl,S()n,00 .MAINTKN.tNOK » r,,3ir,.oj > CO!)*.1,1 217,40 CM.NliRAt, FUND ,»37.7I«,0t ¦• , .l.1S,T»S.4!) ,,. 1.933,10 I I.»MlM t l.tft.**^ OAMAQS ASP AVUlm tv»^** BcciiiU' .,.:, iHaTMranteai Tjiai fetal Balan rammtm dlAuniFSi istmif*) Renpect fully submitted FRAHK U.VItTUMa. Ttmggmm. , J«rrtci| TO t^l^rtoua "" "' uAJUT?* f •• '"**' • *•"* TtOHU IK SOW ELL, Sni-ncato at the Cminty of Naa* JWR aoiMa ia hnu^ ;^»e" to all pe,iMn (»vl«» ckliM aaalnt ^^ WILSON SMITH letf < f Rocl^viOa CMIrc, In the aaid cuUBtr. deccaicd, to preseiK tlte aaoit with thi^ vouchers thereof, to lh« suheeriber, t^ fc- e.<cecuu>r of the laKt Will aod Tataantt of said deceaaed. at her plsoa of 'ismshIIimt huelrej, at the cAee orWrigSt ^IKESl! nackvMIe Centre, New York, oa or bMhn the l*th <fciy of SepteaiUier Be.xt, Italed. Mineola. N. Y., Faknian ti, Ittl. mAry E. tlLttV, WRllJHT ft WRir.HT. Exc«ittor. AMorneys for Bxec^tor, 1 No. Vitlaae Avenue. Koekville Centre. New Yorli. NOTICE TO cACDITORd Pu:-suant to an order ot Hm. Lomw D. Howell. Surrocate af the Cuuaty «f Nassou, notice is hereby given to all persoaa havlaa claimi againat ^^ /DELC.CNDE L. SCHLAKFREIDT. also known as Adalgunde Banf. lata of Proa* P')rt. In the oaid eounty, d««ease<l. to praatnt the rame with the voueliers thereof, tn Um luhsc-ibcr the administrator o( the ««o4s. efastt(-Is aad eradita which were of aaid do- eeascl. at her plaee of tranaacUng huainoaa at the omce of Seabury. Seaman and'-ti^ri«, Hem[)st«ad, New York, on or befora the SOtk day of Septeoiber next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y,. Mareh 8, |»2l. ILMA A. WALKBR, Administrator. Seabury. Seaman ft (iehrig. AtlorniTS fur Administrator. Hempatead, New York Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONIC D. HOtVIif.t.. Surrogate of the ("ounly of Na«> sau, nolle.- In hrn-iiy given to alt porsons having claims ntfuln^t Rlliabrth Fhllllpa late of Ilooaevelt. In tlio snid eounly, de- cf-HSed, to pres.-iit tlii» fiHme with lh« x'ouch- ers th'-reof, 10 thf suhiirrlber th<t eiecwtor of Ifio leert Will and 'J'eslamrnt of said de- craserl. nt hia plarn of tranaaritoa bualneaa at <« Droadwav. Manhiilun, Ni-w York City, on ur before Iho 8tth day of Msich next. Dated, Mineola. N. Y., Kcptember 11. Kit. DOrOLAB C. LAWRKNCB. Bxerutor. CHARLES H. STOI,I,. Attorney for Executor, CD Rrpadwny. Beroush of Manhsttsn. riiv of New Vork. SHSKSHSHBHXHSNIHaCNZNSHSHSMSNSKZN«MaNXMSHSMXHSNINSM«HI - -SEID'S - - New Store Now Open 3.91 38.11; tinder plea.sc return to Free r.aiik. Miiin St. 15&21 For Rent—Furnished Rooms To RENT—Kuini.slied rooms for light housekeeping, steam licut, 6 minutes from trolley and .station; Kuraso. 89 Business Opportunities WANTED—<25,»00 Long Island real es¬ tate .security. Six for one. P. O. box Rooaevelt I'lace, Mlneolu; phoncOarden i 85. Frf cport. 3:15 City 1441. FURNISHKD rooma to let, elec¬ tric light, hot water supply, steum heat, 3 minutes' walk from station; 318 Front atreet, Hempstead; phone Hempstead 603-W. 10:9 Professional Wanted—Female Help^ U'ANTElv-Kcmale visitiiig children nurse, care of ehiidrCn while Molheis arc awiiy from hoinc day or niglit. References furnished. ' BO Rcviotv of¬ lice. Hompfttciid, L. 1. 18-« SALR8LAOY for wontten'M appaix-l .store; apply by Ictlei'. giviuK expcH- ence and reference; i^eid's, 2B Main Ht.,' St., Hemp.stead. 2:18 ^ j IIOMKWORKRRS. to new ou childien'H] rompers, dresses, etc.; must tie gootl | sewers. Apply any day between 9.301 aud 6 p.m., Itoom 1, Olive llldg., Kroe-! port. MrM. A. K. Albin. 2:17 ' HOMli-WORKKRS to sew on clilldien'Hl rompers, dresses, etc.; must |)u gooiij Howers; apply any day between 1.30 and ; Ij p.m.. Room 4, Olive Huildhis:, Free, port. -. a:\& : WANTKP—0|)erutor on Sinirer power | machines, also women to take home I BCwiiig. Roosevelt Mfg. Co., Uouid of Tlttiic Hull. Stop (id, RiHPHcvcU. 15-6' AH iJ, ,r? '". IJl.l'.'U-l— "'I'M'!' j For Rent—FlaU FUljlNlSHfclll or unfurni.shcd ui«iit-, ments to let, hcuutilul home, near| water, Ka,fag'e .space If dcsired;AI20 8. Ocean Ave;, Freeport. FIRST-CLASS painter and paper hanger, al.so kalsomining; cheapest in th(> village; all work guaranteed; phone Kreeport 1001.W. 3:18 Trucking and Storage ALBERT 15. MKRKLKN GENKRAL TRUCKING DAILY' TRIPS TO NEW Y'ORK 275 S, MAIN 8TRUET FREBPOltT TELEPHONE 11(19-W C L MOOK Chinaie Laumiry 0»p. L. L B. 1. Hgtm 14 BrooUyn At«., PMeport, N. Y. Nonci My iMryiM gai wwrtc b <ltg»$fcw jth 27 deg. :tt min. East 46 feet; thence South H dcg. ."i4 min. East 44.80 feet; thence South 6 deg. 4u min. West 138.44 feet: thence South 25 deg. 30 min. West 6fl,4S feet; tlience South 2 deg. 34 min. East 44.65 feet; thence South 27 deg. 47 min. West 170.30 feet to the Southerly lino of land of Shan¬ non ; thenee North alone said land of Shan¬ non 81 deg. 1 min. West 141.73 feet; thence North K2 deg. .12 min. Weat 234.83 feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated, March 8, 1921. WM. H. E. JAY. Referee. ALLEY. LEE ft VOORHEES, Attomcj-s for Plaintilf, Oftice and 1'. O. Adilress. Ill Broadway. Manhattan, New York City. IN BANKRUPTCY III the Dintrict Court of the Unlte<l States for the Eajitern District of New York. In the matter of FEED H. STBBBINS Notice is hereby given that a petition has l)ecn filed in said court l>y Fre<l H. Stcbbina, in said district, duly'doclare<l bankrupt, under tho act of Congress retating to bankniptcy, approveil July 1, 1898, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from ull bis debts and other claims provable ugainat bis estate, un¬ der said act, and that April ISlh, 1»2I, at 2 p. m., at Uie PootoHicc BuiUliag. Borough I.f Brooklyn, in aald district, i!i aaaigncd for the hearing of tlfc same, when and wher» ull creditors of the said bankrupt and otlier penMiiiH in iiiteri-st may utlenil and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition «hould nol lie grauted. Dated, the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 15th dMT of March- PERCY G. B. GILKES, Clerk. 1921. I. the undersigned, the Referee said judgment named, will sdi at public aue- I tion to the highest bidder, at the front door of the Nassau County Court House, at Min- ; eola, in the Town of Hempstead, Naasau I County, New York, on the 23rd DAY OF APRIL, 1921, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon of that day, tile premises describetl in said Judgment of j KorpcioBure and sale an follo«-». to wit: j """";j^ icr.o< nn All that certain loU piece or parcel of IWnil ,/ unpaid) 15,781.00 with the buildinfts and improvementa thereo*J t-xccss fax rcmit- situBte, lying and being at Sen Cliff,' In )l^ ance the Town of Oyster Bay. County of Ks •au. (formerly iQuecnx) and State York, lying and being near the Sea Cliff premium on Park rears Proceeds of Tax Loans in the Bank of the Manhat¬ tan Co., (of which unpaid) $8,000.00 is un- len t-iin, m v ante nty of Nas- Received from sale :nte of New | of I'arlt Bonds... 3.50 15,781.00 .10 40,000.00 Bonds Interest on Parit Bonds to date of delivery Recovery, damage to Village property.. Sale of Village property, (motor cycle and safe).. 2,092.00 050.00 22..11 175.00 Steamboat Wharf apd bounded and describ¬ ed as follows: On the Northerly side by the land ..r the Inclined Cable Railway: on th>: W«trrly side hy the land of the Boulevard or the line theroof: on the SoutHerly side by a line wtiich would lie the Northerly line of Circle Avenue were the Northerly line of Circle .\venue continuetl direct to Proepect Avenue to the Boulevard or waters of Hemp¬ stead Harbor as aaid Northerly line of Cir¬ cle Avenue is now laid down on Maps of Ihe Sea Cliff Grove and Metropolitan Camp Ground Aasociation of New York and Brook¬ lyn Bled tn the ofllce of the Clerk of the County of QueeiiM st Jamaica. N. Y. .To- gnther with ull the right, title and interest of the parties of thp lirst part in and to ^^^ .u".j the aforemenlionetl Boule\-ard. and in and •^•.jf.u*.^ to the lan<ls in Hempttcad Harbor lying in I t-- n a r g e s against front ot said prcmUce. the General Being the same premises conveyed to said Fund $12,826.91 parties of the llrst part by two deeds, one ~ " cxecute<l by William Canning dated July 20, 1907 and reoorded In Nassau County Clerk's ofl'ice, September lOlh, 1907, and tbc other executed liy Annie Canning hia widow, dated the 26th day ot April, 1912, and recorded in Nassau County Clerk's office simultaneously herewith. Dated, March 9lh. 1921. THOMAS R. KAY WALLACE ft PATTERSON, Referee. Plaintiff's Atloriioys, RockviUe Centre. N. Y. EXQUISITE APPAREL FOR WOMEN and MISSES That Wears Longer, Looks Better and Cost Less SMART DRESSES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES HOSIERY and UNGERIE - - SEID'S - - 26 MAIN STREET, HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Branches : Long Beach, L. I. Far Rockaway, L. I. INBHXNSHXHSHSHBHSHBMBHSIHCHXMlHSMXNBNBNBHSMSHaNXNSHSNS * ,'^>>»KK~><KK»<«<^XKKK~>«<KK«<'<~;~KK~><~>«X*4^~>>*>^ Total Income :$84,fi42.47 Total $85,478.04 Charges against DISPUKSEMtNTS IN BANKltVPTCY th-~C In the District Court of the United SUtts nf the United Statea for the Eascm Diariet of New York. In the matter of EDITH D. BAYLY and HUSTON OVEESTRBET, individually and as members of the 8rm of New UUwano Hotel. Notice is hereby given that a petition has been «i««l in said eonrt by New IJUwsno Hotel. Individually aa4 m>i ineinberj of the NOTICK Ttf CWEOITOKS ftrm of New Utawano HoUI. in aald district, rurauarit to an order of HOhl. I.UONH D duly declareil bankrupU. under the act of (^on- . nowKl.I., Murrogate of tho County of Naa gress relating to h«nknipUy, approved ^uly ,^" noil. .• in hereby »lven lo all pcraons 1. ISBB. for * full discharge and certMUfate having oluims aaalnit EDWARD H. MURR CARPENTER Itopuir ui)d Joh Work f*orcll and Screen Work Kutlmatoa Given 97 Lexington Avenue. Freeport | i^^^'';^ai^;''Th;i;'%'t^. t^ef^^A\,^,^ NOTICK TO CRBDITOKB Pursuant to an order o.' Ilon. I.mne !>. (lowoll. 8urri«;itp of the County of Nasaau. noHcf 1-1 hereby given to all persons having claims ugalnst I'n.M'i.-V KKANi'Ica JOHNSON kilo of Woodmen'. In tho s«l<l c-minly. de- r«»wd. to prowiil tho aame with tlw vouvh- era tlu-n-of. lo Ibe »u»>mTlber. the adinlnla- Iralor of the gmMls ohaltcis nnd credits Wirtnh wi-rc of said doonsed. al her ptaco of tranaacting buelni^as at thf offlcc of Jay, Smith k Jay, SOl MoiUaguo Htreet, Brooklyn, NoW Tork i.'ity. on or before tho 26th day of March next, Dalcd. Mineola, N. Y.. 8<iilcmber I. 1910. B.UtAII EI.IZABBTH HTINUON. Admiolatratar. JAY. SMITH g JAT. Attorneys for Admlnlatratqr, J04 Montasue btraet. Brooklyn, ti. Y- ai». Charge the Fire Protec- sgainst 680.00 5,804.6.3 6,674.73 Wanted—Male Help Tel. 18B-R Trucking an4 Storage Partition Sale IJOY to learn trade I'unip Corporation, kvillu Centre. ANTED—ITirtit class painter. Interior and ».\terlor.. Royal Decorating Co. Ilast house on Brower Ave., ItocKvilla j Centre). . 18^ j OENERAL nwchtnist; Nassau Valve and Piiwip Corporation, fMiserveV St.. ' Rockvin 2:iJ Valuable corner property Obaerv- Ka.sHau Valve and] w Street and Morris Ave., RockviUe Observer Bt., { Centre, will be 80I4 to hl(bast bidder. House 7 rooms and bath; all int- provements; out-buildinK>; fruit trees. 2:17 aot. and that the luth day of Atiril, 1921, at 2 p. ra.. »t the PostolBee Building, Bor¬ ough of Brooklyn, in aaid district ia ussiaoed fbr the haurina of the same, when and where all ureditors of the said bankrupts and other iwrao'xs in intenist may attend snd show cause, if any t^y have, why tha prayer of the aaid petition should not be Dated, the Bomuirh ot Brooklyn,, on tlie KUr'day of March, t»21- PfiKCY G B. GILKES, CUsrlt. SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS , NOTICE IS USKEB7 GIVEN that the I Itoanl of Education of Union Fi.~ce Sahcol! Dlstriet No, 11 of the Town of Hempsteid, ' ] Nasaau Cow.ity, [«|ew York, will receive sealed I bids for twelve bonda ot aaid diatrlet aHrtr- atlns One Hundnid Ten Tbouaanii ((I10,00')l I Kreeport. In the said cnunty. do- ceaHe<^ to pr'-acnt the aama wtth (he vntwA- era th<<.ri-oi. lo lh<' auhacrlhcr the 'sdmmla- trator of thn ei>-:>ds. Chattels and credits whIoh were u( said deceased, at bis placo of tranaacllna buslneaa at the oAlwi of Kd¬ wards g Ueoice. 1 Railroad Avenue. Vrao- port. New York, oa or beforo ths Ittb %at of March next, Datwl, IllDeola. N. T. Au«uat }«, Itt*. WILLIAM H. IV>8T, Advlaislratar. ^DWAnD» k GEOROB. ¦ Attorneys for Admlnlatrator. I Railroad Avenue. ' Freeport,^- T. vauna una nunartn i«n imiusanu teiiu.wwi Dollars, at the Osasnaida HIsh Sehool Bi^ild' Sal6 ntken place at. Couatjr Court j I'f '» »•" Oi»*rtet o» th. Houiw. Mlnf/ola, at 10:^0 A. M. | "'¦ OAY OF APEIl, i»21. Saturday, Mar^ 19. IMl 'SmIS^J*^ "^ * rf »»id <«. n said ioada wUI than and tlMre b«"aa^'to Ike pt««n wko wiU Uk« tham at tin lov- BABY CHIX AH popttlw^MriMw^^ ^tffkJf^fxEL. S«mI for CMalo«d» tion Fund 1,200.00 C h a r K c B against tho Water (Hyd¬ rant Fund) C h a r K c s agrainst the Police Fund.. Charges against the Street Fund,. Charges against the Stroet Light Fund i.809.24 Charges against the Interest Fund 3,704.47 Charges against tho Bond Rodcmp' tion Fund 0,000.00 Charges against the Board of Health Fund 313.75 Charges against the Park Pur- ebaso Fund .\ 39,100.00 »81,202.7a Tout Receipts |8C,478.04 Total Disburse¬ ments 81,202.73 Balance $4,E75..?l Balance now nn hand and available for all purposes, $4,276J1, jwhich is on de¬ posit at tho Bank of Manhattan Co., at Far Rockaway, N. Y., and at tJie Bank of Lawrence, at Lawrence, N. Y., on March Isjt, IftSI, and also on |iand, I>9 War Savihgs Stamps punriiased in Aug¬ ust, 1018, at a cost of 8247^11. Filed this Ist day of Mareh, 1921. GEORQE W. CBUFT, VillaKe Treasurer. LpWlS M. BAISIG, ^ Villait* Clerk. ERRIC LONG ISLAND'S FINEST THEATR E Fnlton St. and New York Ave. Phone Januict 3948 EXCLUSIVE SHOWING IN LONG ISLAND K Mon.,Tues., Wed., Mar. 14,15,16 THOMAS MEIGHAN in "The Frontier of the Stars" MERRICK NEWS EVENTS TRAVELOGUE COMEDY OF THE BAD EGG Selection, from "THE NIGHT BOAT' Overture from "LUCIA D' LAMMERMOUR" OVERTURE AND SELECTION BY MERRICK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Afternoons, 1:30 to 5 Admistion, 15c. to 30c. ^ Evenings, 7 to 11 AdmiNion, 20c to 40c t (Junlinuous 8a(urday, Suiidliy and Iloli4a}K, froni 1:30 to U fx.. .1 , . , ...i a. L".,i. ., ¦ I ,. I J r irsSts NOTICE TO tKKDITOSa Pursuunt to mn ofiinr of 1|#K. I.IiONK ti. HOWKI.L. Flurroaale et the County vt ¦an. notice Is bnrefay civvn to all pen haviaa claims asain>t rrsaesti A. NiMircr late mt Oarden City. 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on Jul 26, 2008 at 11:08 pm
Dave -- you said it just right! 756 whiners should not control the budget in this town. If they want silence, in spite of buying homes near the tracks, they should pay for it.
on Jul 28, 2008 at 4:14 pm
I might not be the most educated man in town, but even I understand that if I buy a house near railroad tracks....then from time to time, a train will come by. Kind of like those people that bought houses near the freeway or fairgrounds.( you accept your choice) You look at the available houses on the market and you choose the right one based on the details (such as train tracks.) I agree with Dave, they decided to buy a house at their location...so make peace with it. Unless they owned their houses before the railroad was there...I believe it was around 1901. So those people don't seem selfish to me, but the other homeowners are out of their minds to ask the community to pay for their comfort.
WAIT.... I hear a nearby school bell....Wheres my compensation? I shouldn't have to hear a ringing school bell just because I bought a house near a school...should I??
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