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Third Day's first full length recording was called Contagious. The album was recorded for about $3,000 in Furies Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. Every member of Third Day was a student at the time of this recording. (spring 1994) In fact, Tai was still in high school.
Here is the Long Time Forgotten tape cover. The demo was only released on cassette. We made about 800 copies of this demo.
Here is a picture of the band taken while recording Long Time Forgotten. This was our first publicity shot.
Mac Powell and Mark Lee started Third Day at the end of their senior years at McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Georgia. They had played music together in a garage band called Nuclear Hoedown. Both Mark and Mac wanted to be part of a band that played songs about their faith in God.


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These awards are designed to recognize the extraordinary efforts and behaviors of any employee who exceeds NorthShore University HealthSystem's (NorthShore) Service Values expectations or who contribute to an exceptional care experience that supports NorthShore's mission. Any NorthShore employee is eligible for this non-monetary award as a result of actions that positively influence the customer experience for colleagues, patients, families, physicians or anyone who comes to NorthShore for service. The Service Values Awards can be given by any employee, patient or visitor of NorthShore.
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As World Leaders Talk, 'Time Is Running Out' in Syria
Full story: ABC News
Kraków, Poland |
not to hurry up.
stop to arm rebels, stop to posion minds of people with stupid propaganda and this Assad will cope with everything. |
Kraków, Poland |
transitional governments should be in usa, turkey, britain, saudi arabia etc.
"ROCK ON ROCKERS!!" Since: Mar 11 37,598 Rockin' USA ;) |
Of course Time is running out as the World Leaders are flapping their jaws...The rebels are probably starving and on a killing spree..they are out of control. This murderous rampaging of innocent citizens of Syria SHOULD have been stopped months ago..
Kraków, Poland |
Judged: 1 1 1 World leaders should change regime in usa. It is the main danger for global peace. |
Judged: 2 1 1 OMG!! HERE WE GO AGAIN WITH THE REPOSTING OF FILTHY SILLY LIES AND PROPAGANDA FROM GUESS WHO??? LOL!!! IT'S THE polish arab karol and HAMASArat milker!! SHE IS just a deranged Assad and Hamas terrorist psychopath, upset over the fact that the world now sees through him and his despicable ilk!! Have you reached your quota of 3 forums a day to receive a paycheck from your God Assad?? And all this comes from an enabler helping his GOD Assad! Starting up another one of the thousands of forums for you God Assad are you??? The Syrian aSSadasswiper BLAMES THE WEST AND ISRAEL FOR WHAT IS GOING ON IN SYRIA WHILE HIDING OUT IN LA AS A PAID ASSAD SOCK PUPPET. THE MURDERER MIGHT AS WELL BE KILLING HIS FELLOW SYRIANS HIMSELF BY HIS LYING PROPAGANDA!! AS IF EVERONE IS FORCING ASSAD TO MURDER HIS OWN PEOPLE!! 14,000 PLUS MURDERED TO DATE AND THE FILTHY SYRIAN HIDING OUT IN LA CONTINUES WITH THE FILTHY CLOWN'S PAID LYING PROPAGANDA! |
Judged: 1 1 1 A profiler puts Ayreshire as a 15 year old over achiver. It's an honor student with exceptional intellect. However, it does not posses effective communication skils. It does not interact well woth others, whom he sees as inferior to it. It craves anonymity, which is why it goes to forums in foreign countries instead of it's home in Alamogordo, New Mexico. It's extreme insecurity causes it to seek out ideas & opinions of others for the purpose antoganistic behavior. Overbearing though it may be, it is simply an irritant and a nuisance. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Yeah right! The blind leading the blind!! There's several Filthy Liars as usual from Hamas's Anal PIGS PENs and MUD hole's of HamasArat Terrorist war mongers, who are supporters of the Mass-Murderers of over 3 thousand innocent Israelis?? Why it's brainwashed Jew hating lil' childish 3 year old Dave Ford - retarded and lap dog Syrian assasasswiper with their HamasaRAT GREEN AND WHITE ARMY ARM BANDS on their Milking Arms as she and her Trick daughter sing the Hamas Anthem while milking Hamas Terrorists before they go into battle! This should be a forum on Nazi Hitler's rejuvenation and reincarnation Band of the ignorant Muzzie Brotherhood. One would think we went back over 65 years to hear the same Jewish and Anti-Semite hate all over again!! The little Nazi Hitler wanna-be's like these scumbags lil' childish 3 year old Dave Ford - retarded and lap dog Syrian assasasswiper reliving the Nazi past! I bet the little scumbag have little Hitler moustaches and wear swastikas 24/7!!!! These clowns are BEST known by the language the JEW HATING, Israel HATING moron uses THOUGHOUT TOPIX. You'd think we were reliving the NAZI PAST! Depraved sexual insults, bile, bigotry, threats, disinformation and character assassination. Thats right: Im talking about Anti-Jewish, anti=Israel, Hamas Sock puppet trolls" who infect the Internet with Pro-Hitler, Pro-Nazi, Pro-Hamas, Anti-Jewish and anti-Israel propaganda. The Internet, though, is the latest, some might say the greatest, propaganda playground, and Hamas cannot cope with factual, passionate, well-documented stories that expose its war crimes and unrepentant criminality. If youve come across Hamas Sock Puppets like these morons, on-line or otherwise, you have learned that no amount of reasoned argument or intellectual maturity has any effect. Thats because the Hamas PAID PROPAGANDISTS don't care if they come across as ignorant, obnoxious, nasty or inane. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Exactly!!! Tell that to those stinking zionist instigators!! Those azzzwipes have been causing problems in the Middle East for over 60 years!!!! |
London, UK |
Congratulations! You have won an all exclusive trip to Cuba, viva la presidente! Do not worry about packing your bag, you will find all your needs catered for at our five star Gitmo resort. Enjoy your stay. |
Stanmore, UK |
Judged: 1 1 1 Have a good cry, you hate filled muslim weasel. Israel will win out against your filthy kind. |
Sidcup, UK |
Judged: 1 1 1 Don't say I didn't warn you. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Learn your history and stop the brainwashed idiocy!! What the hell do you think Saddam used against the Kurds and Iranians?? Smelling Salt?? LIAR! This is how you stupid idiots manipulate the truth to cover your own ignorance. Iraq produced tons of biological agents all by its lonesome dummy. Iraq managed to produce anthrax, aflatoxin, botulinum toxin, gas gangrene, ricin, and wheat smut, and was also known to be working on cholera, mycotoxins, shigellosis, and viruses (including camelpox, infectious hemorrhaghic conjunctivitis and rotavirus) as well as genetic engineering. There are suspicions that Iraq was also working on smallpox. Iraq denied that it ever had an offensive BW program until the defection of Hussein Kamal, Saddam Hussein's son-in-law and head of the WMD program in Iraq, in 1995. Even then, Iraq continued to hide as much information, equipment and material from UN inspectors as it could. Thus, many aspects of Iraq's biological weapon program remain unknown. These unknowns include the total amount of germ agent Iraq produced and the status of Iraq's unaccounted for stocks of biological growth media, agents, production equipment and handbooks, as well as munitions and warheads. Furthermore, inspectors say that Iraq became self-sufficient, meaning it no longer needed imports to fuel its BW program. The uncertainties that surround this program made it all the more threatening in the absence of inspections and monitoring. Iraq's germ weapon program began at a single site "the Al-Hazen Institute" in the 1970s. By the end of the 1980s, Iraq had several more dedicated sites (Al Salman, Al Muthanna, the Technical Research Center at Al Salman, and Al Hakam among them) and had broadened the scope of its research to include just about every major weaponized germ and many viruses. In the late 1980s, Iraq began field tests, although new germs and new sites were still being added. Iraq had also weaponized germ agents before the first Gulf war, and some weapons had even been deployed. Little of this activity was discovered by the UN inspectors until 1995. By 1989-1990, both Al Hakam and Daura (Al Manal) were producing botulinum toxin on an industrial scale. By September 1990, Iraq had also achieved industrial-scale production of anthrax at Al Hakam and possibly at Al Manal. The activities undertaken in 1989 and 1990, which included field testing of aerial bombs, rockets and other munitions, the expansion of research and agent production, and the acquisition of additional facilities (Al Manal), have never been fully understood, and the inspectors were unable to draw conclusions about the full extent and scope of Iraq's program. http://www.iraqwatch.org/profiles/biological .... |
Talk about the biggest filthy uneducated low life scumbag LIAR in Topix, you are it!!! Folks, don't waste your Time with an Automated Phone Bank of Paid, Full Time, Scripted Full Time FILTHY HamasaRAT Anti-Jewish Pro-Hitler Parasite. First off; Hamas's Multi-Billion (Trillion) Propaganda Industry is subsidized by their Foreign Ministry, have sophisticated Film Studios for Phony U-Tube altering and Creation, Swarms of Pseudo "Fictorians" to Fabricate complete Lies to supply their Hamas Propaganda Ministry to regurgitate. "SYRIAN JEW HAYING WAR MONGER" is not an actual "Person"....it is just a Megaphone Operated Noise Making, product of today's, LOW LIFE HamasARAT Pro-Hitler and Nazi Cyber Scams Scumbag!! |
Sidcup, UK |
Judged: 1 1 1 ... and the were 'moved' to Syria. I don't know what your problem is. |
... and the were 'moved' to Syria?????????? Learn to write a complete sentence! What the hell are you talking about?? |
Judged: 1 1 1 Exactly!!! Stop the azzzwipe zionists from instigating wars and supporting terrorists!!!!! |
Judged: 1 1 1 Filthy disgusting Liar!! Hillary, McCain, NATO, THE WEST, JEWS, ZIONISTS, THE U.N., THE ARAB LEAGUE have not done a flippin' thing except to condemn your sick, demented, warmongering mental case Assad and you his Paid Sock Puppet!! Stop the filthy lying!! Do us all a favor!! Get your rear end back to Syria and stop hiding out in the west as in Los Angeles!! |
Adelaide, Australia |
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Livingston, UK |
Judged: 1 1 1 You think Airhead is a 15 year old with exceptional intellect? He's a moron, plain and simple. What age is the average American kid taught to use a paragraph? Airhead is younger than that and dumber than that. |
Livingston, UK |
Judged: 1 1 1 There are certain prolific posters that you know not to waste your time trying to read. You learn those pretty quickly and can just ignore them. Ayrshire, for instance. He doesn't even post in English but often cuts and pastes parts of his illegible spam in other places too. |
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ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference - eDiscovery Trends
March 06, 2014
Last week, I told you about a two-day program being hosted next week in my hometown of Houston by The Sedona Conference®. Then, on Tuesday, I told you about the Second Annual Electronic Discovery Conference for the Small and Medium Case, hosted by the Levin College of Law at the University of Florida and EDRM also next week. Now, here is another conference alternative for next week – the Third Annual ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference, hosted by Arizona State University and noted eDiscovery expert Michael Arkfeld.
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Stuart Easton
Stuart Easton is a motor cycle racer. He was born on July 21st, 1983, and attended Hawick High School. He first started taking part in major competitions as an 18 year old. Easton won 7 times at the 2002 Supersport competition, this gained him the Supersport title, as he finished ahead of stiff competition from Michael Laverty and Scott Smart. A year later he tried to defend his title, but in the end with 3 wins, he finished runner up to future team mate Karl Harris He took part in the World Superbikes twice, but didn't quite make it to a medal there. Like many people in his sport he has had his fair share of injuries, some more serious than others. The most serious of his career came in May 2011, when he was in a free practice with his team-mate, Gary Mason in Ireland. Easton was hospitalized and overall it took him a year to recover from various injuries including broken femurs, a shattered pelvis, broken coccyx, ruptured bowel, broken fingers and a deep cut on his arm. He could easily have died in this accident but luckily he has now recovered. In an interview with 'Crash.net' he was asked 'Did it affect your confidence, does it still hang around in the back of your mind?'. He replied 'Not really, I just take it as it comes. Confidence depends more on the circumstances you're in and the bike you're on. This year I'm on the Mar-Train 600 Yamaha and I've won the first race of the season so confidence is not an issue'. Stuart recently returned to Ireland for the Vauxhall International North West 200.
by Hannah Simpson
Scott MacLeod
Scott MacLeod was born 3 March 1979 in Hawick. He attended Drumlanrig Primary School and went to Hawick High School from 1990??? He was a Scottish international rugby player. He currently plays as a lock for Newcastle Falcons.
Scott was introduced very late to rugby at the age of 21, having previously played basketball and been a keen golfer. He joined Hawick Trades before going on to play for Hawick RFC, with whom he won the BT Cellnet Cup in 2002 and from whom he joined the Borders professional team when it was set up that year. Scott represented the Borders at under-21 level, then left the Border Reivers to join Llanelli Scarlets for the 2006-2007 season. He returned to Scottish rugby in January 2008 by signing for Edinburgh.
MacLeod made his debut for the national side on 6 November 2004, against Australia, and has won 24 caps for Scotland. He was in the Scotland squad for the 2007 Rugby World Cup, where he made five appearances.
In November 2010, MacLeod moved to Japan when he signed for the Kobe Kobelco Steelers for their 2011-12 Top League campaign.
In season 2012/13, he joined Newcastle Falcons following their relegation to the RFU Championship and was their Player of the Year when they won the league and secured promotion back to the Premiership.
by Ewan Chelley
Janice Chapman
Janice Chapman was born on the 27th Of February 1958, and in her early years attended Wilton Primary School, where she was Head Girl in 1969/1970. She went on to attend Hawick High School from 1970 to 1975. At High School her favourite subjects were Art, PE and Biology, and Janice's favourite teacher was an Art teacher called Mrs Ritchie. At high school her friends were Shirley Moxey, Ann Ingles, Angela Stitt, Karen Guy, Mag Tait, Susan Rae and many more! In High school her ambition was to become a teacher, which she stuck by! Janice went to Callendar Park College of Education in Falkirk, to do Teacher Training, and her first job was at Wester Langlee Primary School in Galashiels.
Currently she is working as the Head Teacher at Burnfoot Community School. When asked how challenging is it to teach in an area which the statistics suggest is a difficult one she replied with €œVery demanding, both physically and emotionally, you either love it or hate it. Thankfully I love it and always have€. She is presently working on the Vision 2014 project, which she founded, along with Kate Houston, who came up with the idea originally. Initially the plan was to come up with something significant to mark he London 2012 Olympics. From there they started adding events and occasions until they got to where they are now. Their first pupil conference was held in May 2008, which was designed to get pupils thinking about ideas to start the project. Since then the project has delivered the very successful 2011 Year of Arts and Culture, 2012 Year of Sport and 2013 Year of Industry and the project will culminate with the 2014 Year of Heritage to help commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Hawick callants capturing of the Banner Blue at Hornshole.
In what little free time she has, she enjoys reading mystery and crime novels, holidays abroad in the sun, visiting New York, eating out, drinking nice wine, and supporting her husband David Chapman, member of the band Scocha by selling the band's merchandise at theirevents and also online. Janice also tries to attend the gym as regularly as possible.
By Emily Lockie
Thomas Lothian Johnston
Thomas Lothian Johnston was born in Whitburn, West Lothian. He moved to Newcastleton aged one, when his father was transferred there as a railway signalman. He left Hawick High School in 1944, aged 17. He thoroughly enjoyed playing rugby particularly for Hawick Trades. He volunteered for the Royal Navy and joined HMS Cumbernauld to see service in the Far East. WW2 ended a year later without him seeing action. He gained a place at Cambridge University, but declined it, choosing to instead go to Edinburgh University, although he remarked €œHad there been a University in Hawick, I would have gone there€. Taking up his place at Edinburgh, the young naval officer caught the eye of Professor Sir Alexander Gray, one of the great figures of pre-war and wartime economics in Britain. In later years he became a Professor of Economics at Heriot-Watt University between the years of 1966 and 1976, then a member of the Scottish Economic Council from 1977 to 1991. During this period he was the Economic Consultant to the Secretary of State for Scotland between 1977 and 1980. He was Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University between 1981 and 1988 and President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh from 1993 to 1996. He died in 2009.
by Hannah Simpson
Stuart Hogg
Stuart Hogg attended Trinity Primary School and later moved on to attend Hawick High School. He always had a keen interest in rugby. He played for Hawick Wanderers and Hawick PSA clubs. He then moved on to play for Hawick briefly before being signed for the professional side Glasgow Warriors. Stuart represented Scotland at under-17, under-18, and under-20 level before representing Scotland 'A' and the full international side for whom he first played in 2012. He normally plays at full back but can also play at centre and stand-off.. He scored his first try for Scotland against France. He was one of only 3 Scottish players to be called up to play for the 2013 British and Irish Lions on their tour to Australia when he was the youngest player in the party.
by Charles Wilson
Andy Logan
Andy Logan is a well known archer from Hawick. He attended Hawick High School where his daughter currently studies and his wife works in the school's canteen. He works at Mainetti in Jedburgh and runs an Archery Club known as the Redgauntlet Archery Club.
He has twice been European Field Archery Champion; winning his first indoor title in 1990. He has won the Scottish Indoor Championships four times in a row and 6 times in the last thirteen years. He had a bad car crash in December 2007 which resulted in a smashed ankle and two broken legs. He has since recovered and is well enough to continue with archery, lighting the brazier by shooting an arrow during the Hawick 2012 Year of Sport celebrations.
by Haru Nagato-Apthorp
Robin Charters
Robert Gray Charters was born in Hawick on October 29th, 1930. He first played for Hawick when he was only 17. He was in the unofficial championship winning team (1947-48) and played 11 seasons for Hawick. He played centre for Scotland in 1955, making his debut against Wales at Murrayfield. He was the President of the SRU in season 1992-93. He has been a British Lions selector. He managed the Scotland team who toured to Fiji, Tonga and Western Samoa. He served a plumber's apprenticeship with Miller's then joined and eventually took over the knitwear business that his father had set up.
by Ewan Chelley
Kenneth Fraser
Kenneth Suddon Fraser was born in 1954 in the Haig Maternity Home. He was, and continues to be, an incredible canoeist and kayaker having won many medals for Scotland. He won the Roxburgh Canoe Club Slalom Championships at Hornshole when he was just 16. He was first selected for the Scottish White Water team in 1976 and was Scottish White Water Champion 8 times in a row, the first time in 1980. He was selected for the British White Water team in 1982 and again in 1986. He owns 14 boats, a 'boat for all occasions'. If he hadn't pursued the sport of canoeing, he thinks he would have probably have taken up mountaineering.
I asked Kenneth if Hawick High School inspired him and he said. ' I enjoyed my time at Hawick High School and I suppose I was an average pupil. I did not excel in sport or any team games and I would have benefited a lot if canoe/kayak coaching had been available during school 'games' period. However that was a long time ago and there is a lot of support for youngsters participating in 'minority sports' nowadays.I left to become an apprentice motor mechanic when I was 16.'
Kenneth Fraser still continues to paddle and he can often be seen in his canoe at the Spetch. He is currently coaching a few men who are interested in sea kayaking and he hopes to go to Canada this year to visit an old kayaking colleague.
by Niamh Rafferty
Ken Laidlaw
Ken Laidlaw was born in Hawick in 1936 and went to Hawick High School. From the very young age of 15 he was involved in cycling with the Hawick Cycling Club. His cycling career saw him become one of Britain's best road cyclists. His major win of his career was the Tour of Britain in 1957. He took part in the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. During National Service he was given time to train which developed his cycling skills. He participated in the Scottish 100 mile championship and set a new Scottish record. Over the years as an amateur he took part in famous international races gaining him many honours. At the age of 25 he turned professional and was chosen to represent Britain in the world's toughest race the Tour de France. Now Ken Laidlaw who lives in America has a Sportive based in Hawick to commemorate his great cycling acheivements.
by Rhianne Gray
U15 Border Netball League.
Aitken & Turnbull Border League Plate Final
Both the A and B Teams have secured a place in the U15 Border League Plate Final. This is the first time both teams will be playing each other in a final. We wish both teams the best of luck in the final which is being played on Sunday 9th March at the Gytes Leisure Centre in Peebles at 4.00pm.
Ian Rutherford
Ian Rutherford was born in the Haig Maternity Hospital in Hawick on the 16th of February 1955. Ian went to Hawick High School from 1967 to 1971. He enjoyed Art and Geography and his favorite teachers were Mr Lancaster and Mr Franklin. He was first in his class 1H in first year. His ambition at school was to be good at sport and his interests were sports, wildlife and fishing. He now works as a photojournalist covering all types of events, sports, news and features across a wide spectrum of subjects. He never intended to be a photographer until he was in his 20's and for it to become his career he feels that he has been very lucky to end up doing a great job. He has a saying "Sometimes it pays to follow your gut".
By Rhianne Gray
Nikki Walker
Nikki Walker was born in Aberdeen on the 5th of March 1982 and attended Hawick High School from 1994 to 1999. He is a Scotland international rugby union rugby player who plays on the wing. He made his first appearance for Scotland against Romania in 2002.
He was in the Rugby World Cup squad in 2003 and 2007 and most unfortunately missed the chance to play in the 2011 New Zealand tournament due to a knee injury sustained in the final minutes of the last warm-up match against Italy.
Before becoming an international, Nikki played for Hawick RFC and from 2006 for the Border Reivers until they were disbanded in 2007. In the summer of that year he joined the Welsh Rugby Union team, the Ospreys. It was during his time at the Ospreys that he made his return to international rugby in 2007 making his first appearance for Scotland in four years as a replacement against Wales during a Six Nations match. Four weeks later he was on the starting team against France and scored a try within the seventh minute. The next try he scored was in Aberdeen in the 2009 Autumn Test against Canada, repeating this again this time against Samoa in the 2010 Autumn Test. In the 2011 Six Nations he scored against Italy at Murrayfield.
At the end of the 2011/12 season Nikki Walker left the Ospreys to play for Worcester Warriors making his delayed debut for Worcester against Gloucester in September 2012 after recovering from the knee injury that had kept him out of action for over a year.
By Cian Gullen
Brian Bonsor
Brian Bonsor was born in Hawick on the 21st of August 1926. His father was a hosiery manufacturer. However Brian had no plans to join the family firm and instead became a law apprentice at a local legal firm.
In the Second World War Brian served in the Royal Navy on a minesweeper. Once the war was over, he trained to be a teacher in 1947 and was a Music teacher at Hawick High School for seventeen years. In all he spent 35 years in musical education later becoming Regional Advisor before becoming a full-time composer.
He had played the recorder from when he was a young boy, teaching himself to play, and went on to help with putting together a book entitled 'Enjoy the Recorder' which has been used in schools to teach pupils how to play the instrument. He was also the Musical Director for the Society of Recorder players from 1957. Brian has arranged music for the recorders in many famous musicals such as, Mock Morris (Percy Grainger 1985), Emperor Waltz (Johann Strauss 1985) and Cats (Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber). He has also worked with the recording sisters Alison and Ashli Moody, who are pianists made famous for their performance at Losa M'uania.
On September 17th 1966 he married Mary Hargreaves, later on his wife gave birth to their two children, one son and one daughter.
He was awarded an MBE for his services to music in 2002.
Brian Bonsor MBE died in on the 22nd of February 2011 aged 84.
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Long Island Memories
THE NASSAC POST. FSEEPOBT, \. T» FBIDAT. MAUCH 2. Ibl" nn POST OFFICE rRnBPORT POST omce Oraiaarr ¦¦« R«««lar Maite From 7 a. m. to S p. tn. M. O. B. •¦« P. a. Baak From 8 a. m. to S p, m. Fr»ai the WMt Arrive, Reaxly for DIs. 4;>0 a. m. 7:4S a. m. 8:10 A. m. 8:30 a. m. 11:40 a. m. 1:00 p. m. t:$0 p. m. 8:16 p. m. 6:10 p. m. 6:80 p. m. • :>0 p, m. 7:00 p. m. Fr«n th* Bast Arrlre. Ready for DIs. 8:10 a. m. 8:30 a. m I2:-I0 p, m. 1:00 p, m,' 4:30 p, m. 4:46 p. m. 7:00 p. m. Malla Close aad HIsiMitehed for the West For the Bast 7:40 a. m. 7:40 p. m, ' >:30 a. m, 2:30 p. m. 11:R0 a. m. 6:40 p. m. 8:.30 p m. «:20 p m. , 7:60 p m. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIME TABLE LONG ISLAND R. R. TIME TABLE (EfTnctfve Ortober 17th, 1915.) Leave Merrick for New York, and In¬ termediate ttatloni: Week-days—S,16, i,62, 6,38, 6,54, l.Xi, 17.28, 8,01, 18,13. 8.62, 110.12, a.m.; 12,17. 1.30. 3.08, 4,17, B.38, 1.8S. 8.1.1, 11 14. pm. Sundays—<.48, 8,20, |9,II a.m. 12,28, 2,48, ¦k«2, 6.33, 8,08, 11.17 p,m. Leave Freeport tor New York, Penn- ylvsnia St.itlon, and Brooklyn: AVeek- iays—6.20, 6.66, fi,42, 6,68. 7,22, 17,49, 8,06, 118.17, 8,66, 19,49, 10.17 a,in.; 12,2.'), 1,34. .13: 4.21, 6 02, 6,42, If6.21, 6,3», 8.36, 22, 11.18 pm, .Sunday—6,62, 8,24. 1.26 a.m.; 12,32. 2.62, 4,36, 6,37, 6.40, 8,12, 8,26, 11,21 .,m,. Leave Freeport for AmItyvlUe. Baby¬ lon, Patchogue and Intermediate tta¬ tloni: Week-dayB^na4,44, 8,10, a9,31, 11,63. a.m,; al,46, sa2,19. 2 44, a3,68, a6.03 j .,66. a6,19, 16,33, iH7,06, 7.46. aS.03, a9,07, til.20 p.m,; 12,17. a2,22, nights Sundays- '.,31, a9 22 am,: 12,34, 2..'(0, ft3 64, aB 44, ' »7,06, a9.02, 11,14 pnl.; al2,17, al.3». DlKht, ! )ve New York, Pennsylvania Sta- ' lion, for Freeport, Merrick and principal Intermediate stations: Week-days—n3,60, 1.64. 7.04, 8 36, 11,00 am.; 12,62. sl,26, , 1,00. 3.00, 4,07, 14,47 (except Merrick), 1,00 (16,18 except Merrick), 6,33, 6,64,' M.16. 6,r,0, 7.10, 8,10, 10.15, 11.30 p.m.; ,.30 nlirbt. Sundays—4,30. 8,2,0, 11,40 1,40, 3.00, 4,61, 6.16, 8,08, 10,17, , 11.30. p,m.; 12,34 iilKht, aTralns run to Babyl.m only. i nNo Brooklyn connections. | sSaturdsys only, ' •fExcept Saturdays. ilKxcept holidays.' tExcept Saturdays and holidays. Trains leave Brooklyn, Fatbush Avenue Jtatlon, about the same time as those I Ihown from New York, PeniiHylvaiila ; Station This time table subject to ' bange without notice. ] -?;?^ -^y^ T^T^T^A^T^ rri **The Largest Incoiporated Village on Long Island—Freeport H rC^ Hjr'jI'^C Jrv I mmmmOccupies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire State.*'— ¦¦' '*"^' ^^ ^-^ 'K.^M.'X. X Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO. PERSONAL MENTION The student piny "Tue College Aunt,' Ih progressing rapidly, Com- mittecB have been appointed and pai'ta a»8igued. Kvery thing Indicates that unless something unforseen happens, the affair will be a great success. The piay will be held on .March 23 and '24 at the Biooklyn hall. Washington's bir'hday exerciaei? were held in the High School audi¬ torium last Wednesday afternoon. At¬ torney Flint made a speech on Wash¬ ingion whicli was very interesting and enj<jyable. Som< has On Monday afiernoon the .Senior nowlini; team met the Freshmen BowLiiii; team and defeated the latter in a very exciting and interesting game. The .score wa.s, Seniors 663; Freshmen, .')73. The average for the four cla.ssrs np to dale is: Senior.s. it'.tH.'i; Freshmen, 550.5; Sophmores, 511; Juniors, 426, Services will be held every Thurs¬ day evening during Lent at the Church of Transfiguration. Thomas W, Lucas reports the fol¬ lowing rentals for the week: House of Onslow-Moore (.-\hin A. Scily, iii;in;iKcr), ')2 Klliott place, to B<^n- ton I:. Warner; house of Kol;ind M. L;inih, (Jnslow piace, to W. H. Kinds><ralj, of Kose street; house of ,'\aron Kesslcr, of N'ew Vork- Citv, ou South ()cean avenue, to C. E, Cross, of Freeiiort. Foster, VILLAGE DIRECTORY ¥^ VtllHue Offlc|.<U » Tresident, l.;rnent S. Bandall. Trustee,. rranklln Hedell Henry U Maxson lohn H, .Mahnken Sila.s A. Williams VllluKe Clerk. Sylvester P. Shea. Village Counsel, L,eo Fishel. Road CoinmisHloiier, M. b\ Bond. TreaMurer, S. Dimon Sniilh . Tajc Collector, D Frank Seaman. iReRiater Board of Stealth, S. 1'. .Sliea. He»1lh Olll.ter, Ur. W'ui. H. Uuncie laalth Inspector, Joho A. Searles. The \'llla»fe Trustie.s con.stitute the 3oard of Health. , The Village Offlce Is located at 46 >vVest Merrick Iload, The Village Trea.surer s Offlce at 23 tailroad Aven'ie. Tax Collector',, Offlce at 37 Railroad iLVenue, i'oliee l>epartin>>nt Chief, Krn.-Ht .S. Hmidall. Captain, Carl Darenberg. Police .lu.stice. Clinton M. P^Unt. leadquarters and Police Court, Churoh Street, near Merrick Road. Telephone, Freeport. 700. Public Schools Board of Education lehool District No. 9, Town of Hempstead President, C, DwlBht Baker. Vlce-Pres. Charles C. Moore. "Walter B. Cozzens David Sutherland, Jr, Sidney H. Swezey Supt, of Schools, Ward C, Moon T Office Hours. High School. A.M, 8:15 to 9:00; P.M. 4:00 to 5:00 Secretary to .Superintendent, Adele Miller Clerk, Robert E. Donaghy Treasurer, Oscar W, Valentine ollector of Taxe.s, Joseph H. Town Hall, Hempstead Attendance Offlcer, B. RUey Raynor Medical Inspector, Juilan Dean, M.D. School Nurse, Mrs. Stanley Smltb KIre Uepartment Chief, Howard E. Pearsall First AsHlstant, John J. Bandall, Jr. £econd A.ssiHtant, Clarence Wiliams. Chiiplain, Kev. A. C. Karkau. Surseon, Dr. Wm. H. Uuncie. I'ire Call, Freeport, No. 400. Flre Alarm Culls 1. School -No. 1, Corner Pino and Grove Street.s. ,2. Schuol No. ;i. Seaman Avenue J. Sclmol No. 3, Archer and Beach Avenues, 4. School No. 4, Columbus Avenue. 5. Kiot call. Answer to headiiuar¬ ters. p. Ceneral alarm (order from chief). One long blast to precede every geneial alarm. Power Mouse KinerRency Cull. lOne long, one sboll bla.->l, and repeat. NOUTH OF MKKUICK ROAD. iWost of Ocean Avenuei 9. Seaman and VirKJiilii Avenues. |t2. New ViiiK and Seaman *- — Us, Wallace .S Avenu.¦«. j 14, Pennsylvania and Bena Avenues. |'16, Han.von and Florence Pluce. 116, ItantlHll uud Hayview Avenues. 17. Peni.--all nnd I'enn.sylvania Ave¬ nues. |88. BoiiK 11.ach and Randall AvenucM. Il9. Randall Avenue und Berp.'n Place. 131. Bei Ken Plac und Brooklyn Ave¬ nue. IJS BonK B..:ich Avenue and Olive Blv. 84.' I.exinKli.n and Madison Avenues. 16. I'ine Stieet and Park Avenue. 26. Pine Street and Bayview .\venue. 87, Pine Street and l.ontir B.ach Ave¬ nue. 18, Mailtson Avenue nnd Porteriield Piace. Merrick Road and Park Avenu.-. (i;ast of Ocean .\venue.) 11. Seaman and Columbus Avenues. 12. Main and Mliton Streets. 14. Ocean ami Lena Avenues. 16. Main Street and C.riind Avenue, 86. Grand and Colur.ibu.s Avenuea. 117. Grand and I^rederlck Avenues. S8. Grove Slreet and Randall Avenu<B •9. Parsons and Harrison Avenues. 41. Main Streei and Biooklyn Avenue. 142. Broadway and Mount Street. 48. Grove Street und Oliver Boulevard I 46. Pine Street and Ocian Avenue. 48. Pine and Church «lreets. 47. Main Street and Newton Boule¬ vard. 48. Newtown Blvd. nnd Henry Street, 49. Newton Blvd, ami .) Merrick Itoad. ' and Merrick 1 Mrs. Wilbur A. \'osslcr, of l.on'.; ' Heach avenue, attended the State Convention of Suffragists in Manliat- i tan, Wednesday. So did Delia i^or- I ter, also of Freeport. Mrs. Porter ! left iniiiiediatcly with .Mrs. Wiliucr ; K. Kearns, of Kockville Centre, to i attend tlie Convention of the Con- I yressional Union at Washington. ; Mrs. Kearns and Mrs. Porter will 1 be elected delegates from Nassau ; Count). 1 . • — ¦ , .,».»«.' ^ I A fair will bc held at the chapel I nil the afternoons and evenings of j .Mai'cli M, anri 16 by the ladies of the j Prcsliytei'iaii Church, to wliieh all are ; invited, 'I'liere will be on sale many j useful anri fancy articles, al.so home I made liread, pien, eake.s and candies. i I'niciiie features will be "Granrimotli- er's Attic," in the gallery, where in- teie.slini; antiques will be shown, and a novel "Cafeteria Supper" on the first ni«lit, at whicii Inr very morii^'- ate pi'icus choice may bc had from a menu of chicken salad, boiled ham, (•scalloped potatoe.i, pies, cakes tea and coffee. Tea will be .served both afternoons. The ladies promise a IC one fiaS Saiu non na.s ansen 1-K;i|- if fVit^ nn«f» nf PU,' il'sposal of the garbage from inai ir me nose or v.ie-:^,i"ygp .^j,^. ^^^^ north of opatra had been shorter the whole face of the earth would have been changed. Little things are tm- portant. For instance, our want ads. are little, but they are important< They are very impor¬ tant to the people who insert them. They are very important to you. i Read them carefully, regularly. \ community called on the village McCarthy will not only take his case board several months ago and before the local courts but will also brought up this timely subject. move for the revocation of the license Since that time a serious situa-i before the State Boxing Commission, tion has arisen in regard to the the the village will soon be neglected be¬ cause the town will revoke the per¬ mit to dump there. This will leave the village without any duinpin.y ground. The discussion will be iiloiig some definite action to bc taken to meel the demand for a disposal plant or, othcn suitable Wii,\' of getting rid of Ihe village garbage. BUDGET IS FIXED FOR COMING YEAR friends and the general public is to "be sure and come," l):inicl Miii'i'isoii, of drove slreet. announces that lie is to be a can¬ didale :it Ihe preferential primaries for the nlliee of Overseer of the Poor, I'laiiklin Hedell, the jiresent iiu'unibenl, also says that he will make a run, whicii leaves Free- port, (in its part, undecided as to tlieir clioice. It looks like an even vote in Freeiiort, It will depend nil lhe oulside villages for the test of iHiinilai'ity. Many recpiests .have been made ujion the cast of the Mirsk and Wig Club that appeared in Little Lord I-'auntelroy to repeat the perform¬ ance in the near future. The pLiy took big and the players will doub'- iess oblige. .Mrs. Howard F. Pearsall presented; her tiiisiiand with a baby pirl Wednes- | day. .Mrs. Peariiall is reported as do¬ ing well. ! James A. Stiles of moving picture fame is very ill at his home ou Kast avenue. .Mrs. Jean Stiles reported improvement in his .strength. Plans are now under way for two iinportanl social evenis in the af¬ fairs of the F'reeport Lodge of Klks. On Friday, .March Ki, the Charity Ball, a leading winter social of the (Illl), will be liekl. On this occa¬ sion there will be dancing on Ihc to|) lloor and a cabaret on the low¬ er floor. On the evenings of .\pril 10 and 11 the annual minslrel show will' Donald Macdonald, Steve Pel- till and all the other fiiiiiiy men of plea.sant time to all who attend the It will be recalled that Mrs. fair, and their advice to all their Vossier, representing women The women of Freeport will meet at the Fieeport clnb on Thursday af¬ ternoon, .March 8, at 2:30 o'clock to discuss iiialters of importance con- cernin,:; Ihe sanitation nf the village. Dr. .Mary Halton, head of Ihe Wo- iJic club taking jiarl men's clinic in Gouvenour Ho.spital, Manhattan, will be a speaker and so will Dr, Prank Overton, of Patchogue Dr. William II, Uuncie, Health Offi¬ cer of Freeport and Krnest S. Ran¬ dall will alao talk on sanitary condi¬ tions in the village. 'I'hc women have been agitating for improved conditions here. People wild ,«ee and note thoir observations will be gladly heard at the meeting j ,M the last meeting of the Free¬ iiort Board of Trustees before the annual election, held yesterday :if ternoon, fhe tentative budget for lhe next year. lot;iling s.')4.rJl,.S,S was adopted. It is made up as fol¬ lows: (ieneral I-'und, s,")2,')(l; Police, >1(»,(»0U; Street Maintenance. sl2,- (100; Board of Health. ¦^'li-'iiHl; Park Fund, .<!.')00: l'"ine Departmenl Main¬ tenance. .SI7."i.">, and Interesi I-'iiiid, s7.1(lf).88. The trustees held a short mcetiii;,' lasl Tuesday night for the aii(lilin,g of bills. At that lime, !<7,.">0(l was transferred from the Lighting Fund to the Light Sinking l-'iind iiiid ^'^.- .")()() from the Water Fund to the Waler Sinking? Fund, making the total amouni in the Light Sinking' Fund, !?10,000, and in the Water Sinking Fund, .*7,000, CIVIL SERVICE Fnder the Civil Si>rvice rules a competitive examination will be held on .March 31, PUT, for the position of physfcian for .Nas.sau County Jail. Open only to men who are citizens of till Fnited States, over twenty-one year.s of aue, and inv at least three months immediately preceding the date of th& examination residents of Nassau Couniy. Salary $6UU per an¬ num. Subjects of examination and rela- ti\e weights: Questions telatinu to the duties of ihc iKwition. 1; education, experience and actual personal qualiflcations, 1. Persons desiring to enter this e%.- .¦iiaination should notify the State Civil Service Commission at once, and secure and file the ^proper appliea- tioTi form at the earliest practicable riaie. Applications must be flled with the Civil Service Commission not later that -Marcli 21, PUT, For aiiplicaiion form address StaL? ("ilil Service t'ommissiim, Albany N. V. I also a busy worker in the Y^ \V. !c. A, i Mrs, Kelley was a native of N'ew York City. The sur\iving members : of her family arc Dr. George Gibson Kelley, the Misses Marjorie and Em- , ma Kelley, of Freeport; Mr.s. Sarah I Lewis and Edward M. Kelley, of ' Patchogue; Dr. William B. Kelley, of Rockville Centre, and Mrs. \\ il¬ liam E. Webb, of Alendale. N. J. lhe funeral services were held on Monday at 3 o'clock, the Rev. Dwight .A. Jordan officiating. Interment fol¬ lowed in Grecnticld Cenactery. OBITUARY UNCLAIMED LETTERS Freeport. .N. Y . P'ebruary 27, 1917 Briggs. Walter (21 Ciiester, Mrs, J. K. Christensen. Jacob Caiiieron, Mrs. .Mary Corkwin. .Mt.>-'.s Alice, Jay street l.lddle, Fred S, Lynch. Mi.ss Cecile Cage, .Mrs. P. .\,. .\o. Maple avenue Special Delivery. .McCarter, .N. A. .Miles, Wm, .•\., 3^0 Chary street Niclson. Mr., cd Nielson Furniture Honsr Northrop. Mf.s. H. W. Mi1 Cnion a\cmn,| Kaynoi. Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Smith. .Mi.ss .Mary li. (2) Smith. .Miss Kdiih Waikins, ,Mrs, .lulia and family T, 1!!:NS0N SMITH. POST.M.ASTER, Freeport. N. Y. VILUGE ELECTION SET FOR MARCH 20 .\t the annual election of the I-reepoi'l Lodge of Klks, held last iii.Uhl, A. H. Wallace w;,is elected rx- tilted ruler, succeeding George .M, Levy, Wilbur of the Long and West have already sale was corn- have profited iNewi..., Helen Avenue SOITTH OF MKUUICIC UOAD (West of Ocean Avenu- ^ |>fl. Bayview Ave. and "' ' %t. LonK Beach Av.^ni Road, tl. Ocean Avenue and Smith Slreet, (4. Bayview Avenue and Whaley St, 16. Long Beach Avenue and Whaley Street. VA't. Ocean Avenue and Whaley Street, I tt. Archer Street and FUlolt Plaee, I'tt. Ocean and Southside Avenues. 41. Atlantic and West Fnd AvenuP.s. t>. Atlantic snd Bayview Avenuea. ¦ '48. Atlantic Ave. and Roo.sevelt Place. 1 44. Weat SI4e Avenue and Ray 8tr««t 4t. Bajrrtew Arenue an4 JohnwMi FL I IT. t^onir Heach Avanu* and C*4«r St 1-48. "West Side Avenue and Front St. ]4», Miller Avenue and Front Street. I (Rant of Ocean Avenue.> ITl, MerHck Road and Orove atr^rt. |tl, Merrick Road and Main Street. 78, Merrick Road and Helen Avenue, t4. Smith and Churrh Streets. t8. Bedell and Raynor Street*. Ti. Raynor Avenue and Mill Road. ¦ti. Archer Street and Kant Avenue. it. Main and Archer Streets. jl.' Bedell Street and Atlantic Ave. It. Main Street and Atlantic Avenue. it. Main Street and Whaley'a 'Dock. 14. Oroya and Ray Streetn. it. Ocean Avenne and Cedar Street. |8. OroT* and Front Btraeta. Second alarm meana that mor* maa ar* needed. Oa* leaf. »lMW THE HURRY CALL Today we issue our hurry call to our Inventory Sale An army of buyers been here since this meneed, and they greatly. Clothes for Men, Boys, Women and Children sold at prices lower than ever before known, notwith¬ standing the high price of merchan¬ dise today. There are still good bargains left, plenty of them, but the time is grow¬ ing short. The sale positively ends when we close our store next Satur¬ day night. Don't let this, our last call, pass unheeded, for it is just like losing money. B^\RASCH'S Department Store 65 S. Main SL Freeporf, N. Y. The sixtli annual election of the I'"r'eeport Lodge of Flks was held last evening and resulted as fol¬ lows: l';xalled Ruler, Archer R. Wiillace; Leading Knight, Donald MacDonald; Loyal Knight, Roy^ D. Pearsall; I'^steemed Lecturing Knight, Carence A, Edwards; Treas urer, Ernest .S, .Randall; .Secretary, .S, P, Shea, and Tiler, Simon .Me>er, The ollicers will be inducted into ollice on lhe lirsl Thur.sday in .Ap¬ ril DEDUCT $10 FOR KNOCKOUT BLOW the knock out was a permanent I (w,|.;s;'noNS WILL HP. .XNSWKHLI*. e. According lo the papers of a^ William H, Anderson smperinleiid- The Baldwin A. t'. like the Nassau .-V. C. its piedecessor was delivered a one round knnck out by One Round Fowler recently, and like Fowler's re¬ cent opponent, has nol been able to get on itil feet. Its seconds are try- in,y lo revive it. but it now looks as of on com ilaini now being made by On Run i(i Fowler, he was promised %\n for tlis aiiiiearance in Uje ring aboiii a mo'iili ago against Sailor Robinson. FoAlcr's scheduled opponent did not show up, but a better man was siil'.^lltiited, I'owier, living up lo l.i.< reputation tdiocked his colored o|>;>(iiiciit nut in tlic first round. The defeated one had to be carried from the vtn-A and it wa,'^ in doubt for a brief Ume if he would be revived. Jlowever, it was ttie lirst time that many of those piesent evei' saw a kiux U out and it,-; effects on the vaii- (luished one. To some il was worth fhe price of admission. It was a comparatively small house anri when the frulit was over. Fowler alleges, the management tried to lop off $111 of the offered prize and te^i- (leied Fowler $in offering him a note redeemalile in thirty days. Fowler refused to entertain this proposition and 'immediately idaced the case in the hands of his attorney, ("harles McCarthy, of Glen Cove, The Bald¬ win A. C. was to have re-opened two weeks ago bnt the doors have lieen shut tight and no fights have been carded. It is (loubtt^ll it there will be any more fights at the club, as The annual election in th l.'ige of Freepori will be held on March 20th between the hours of twelve noon and eight o'clock in the evening. The Village has been divided into two election districts and there are two iiolling jilaccs. The oflicial noiice of regisiraiion Iirinted on the editorial page in this issue defines the boundaries of the districts. In order to vote al the coming eection all persons nmst register Jiersonally or by jiroxy this Saturday, Sec nnlice of Hoard of Registry. The .'Kliiiinistralion of the P'rec- port Village Hfiard during the past .\ear has met with general approval and there will nol be any opposi¬ tion to the re-election of the iiieiii- ers of Ibc Roard whose terms ex¬ pire. The ticket will be made up as follows: F'or i)resident, Krnesi S, Randall; for trustees, Henry L, .Maxson and Silas .\. Williams; for tax collector, 1). Frank Seaman and for village treasurer. S. Dinion Smilh. The petitions for the Ran¬ dall ticket are being circulated in FREEPORT CHURCHES Death removed a cli;^rity worker and lovable woman on Friday la.st, when Mrs. C. N'. Kelley, widow of Cicnrge Kelley, died in her scvcntv- si.xth year. .She contracted a cold about six weeks ajo and it developed into tlio;it par:ilysis, which rt siiltcil in her dcitli. The dcrca'^cd li.id been a resident of Freeiiort about five years and during her time here was an ac¬ tive worker in the Frec!)ort M. F, Yj]. 1 Church, being actively identified in the l.adies' .Nid Soci.'tv, ."^hc w.is LF.( Tl WW ON (ROOKS. Dl , .\ylii K. Foster pastor of the the Wasliington avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn, will lecture on "t'look.^ I Have Knouii." in the Bap- list (hurch on Tuesday, March the tJlh at 8 p, m, Pr. Foster has done considerable penitentiary work, and has a good slory to tell. All are In¬ vited to be present on this occasion. The lectin 0 is iindtM' the ^auspices of Ihe .Men's Club, Read the Nassau Post, Scratch Feed No Grit ' Laying Mash $2.55 $2.30 THAT MAKES THE HENS LAY We carry ail kinds of Feed for tlic Poultryman Sunny Slope Farm GRAND AVE. Tel. 1340 Freepori BALDWIIVS SUNNY SLOPE FRESH LAID EGGS can be had at P. J. KEIRNAN'S, Tea and Cotfee Slore. 11 Soutli Main SI. H.v PTI ST CHFRCH. Rev. Wm. Breckenridge, pastor, will iiieach at both services on Sun¬ day . j 11 a. m. subject, " God Giving His Best," 7::?0 p, m. subject, "It is Finished." What was it that was linislied when Chrisi uttered these words',' Bible school at ll:4.'i a. m. We have classes for all. Mid week services on Thursday at 8 p. m. for prayer and bible study. Godfrey Gilbert, Jr. aU.iBAiNTKEO VULCANIZING TIRES AKD AITO SUPPLIES Diamond Tires • WmI matMA M ent of the anti-saloon league cf the State of New York will address a meeting conducted by the Men's .Meetings Committee of Baldwin, Fast Roektiway, Freepoit, Lynbrook, Ocean Side, and Rockville Centre in the Rockville Centre 'riieatre n(>xi Sun¬ day afiernoon at four o'clock. Mr. .¦Viiderson is not a minister, but a lawyer admi'ted lo practice in a num¬ ber of stale.^, including New Yorlc, lie i.s forly-one years old, Ihe lasl se\enteen of those years having been de\oted exclusively to the anii-salodii leamie, among whose workers he ranks as a veteran. Wliether a man believes in lhe an¬ ti-saloon movement or not, he will be cordially welcomed to the meeting on Sunday. .Mr. Anderson will answer such (jiiestions .is may be put to him thereiiy affording an opiioiiimiiy In those who are honestly wond('rin,a as fo the praclieali oiUeome, such as loss of revenue to the Slate, loss of emjiloyment to workers, etc., to find out the point of view of this leader in the reform movvmrni. Enough to Answer For. We fnvor ii law eximi[iling Iiutter- spreaders from nil luxation on the ground iliiit they me burden ennugb in'ilieiiiselves.—Olli.. State .Tourmil. CLASSfflED ADVS. FUKNISHED ROOMS TO LET—Furnished rooms (with board. Also table boarders ac¬ commodated. Reasonable rales, M. E, Jackson, 161 N. Main street. Free porl. CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED «.!(» by specialist, including every ex- U peuse; over due accounts collected; Notary Public, Room 707, 1475 Broadway, 42d straet. BOARD OF REGISTRY VILLAGE OF FREEPORT MEETS SATURDAY, MARCH 10, '17 I 2 O'clock Noon to 8 P. M. You must be Registered personaUy or by proxy in order to vote at the annual VILLAGE ELECTION to be held Tuesday, March 20,1917 POLLING PLACES DISTRICT NO. 1—House of Truck Co. No. 1, Church Street DISTRICr BOUNDARIES- Compri.ing .lhe 6lh, 7lh «nd »th Election Ci.tricti of the Town of H«-inp»ter»d within lhe lncorpor«lrd litniti, bounded aad 1 detcribed ai follow: JBeginninn at a point in the center of (he Loi|j Inimd Railroad trackit wher* laid point interiects the enaterly tine of lhe Village of Freeport, and thence following the ea»terly and toulherty boundary line <.f lh-, Village ok Freeport ua¬ til it comet to the center of IVIilburn Creek, and Ihence following the center lina of Milburn Creek in all iti couriei in a n.>rth>-rly direction until il comet to a point in iuch creek where the center line ol Whaley ttreet if continued ia . weiterly direction would intersect iaid ont'r line of taid creek; thenc« r««niBg eaiterly following what would be the center Ime of Whaley Slreet if extendail and alto following the center tine of iaid Whaley Streei unlit it comet to tka center line of Grove Streat; thence running northerly and following the centvr line of Grove Street until il comei to lhe center line ot the Long liland Railroad trackt. and thence running eaiterly and following the center line of the Long Itland Railroad track* to the point or place of beginning, and embracing all the terrilory within taid boundi. DISTRICT NO. 2—House of Hose Co. No. 2, N. Main Street. 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Picnic Berry Shortcakes Recipe
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2 cups sliced fresh strawberries, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lime peel
- 2 individual round sponge cakes
- 2 cups fresh blueberries
- In a small saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir in water. Add 1 cup strawberries; mash mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in lime peel. Transfer to a small bowl; cover and refrigerate until chilled.
- Cut sponge cakes in half widthwise; trim each to fit in the bottom of four wide-mouth half-pint canning jars. Combine blueberries and remaining strawberries; spoon over cakes. Top with sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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I made the sauce its very simple and tastes good. I used the recipe with mangos & strawberries & black berries.. I think its versatile and we can use any type of fruit we want. I also made my own sponge cake. I think it looks so cute in the picture using jelly jars and I can't wait to try serving them on the 4th of July like this. Thank you.
Amazing, super good for picnics. Didn't follow the recipe exactly; made my own sponge cakes, and added raspberries to the sauce. Didn't put them in jars, but found another way. I'll definitely make this again.
Excellent sauce. I made my own shortcake recipe. Didn't put in jars. This is a keeper.
I only used 1 cup blueberries and used 1 sponge cake per person. Added fat free cool whip. Came out to 188 calories. My family loved it!
I doubled the recipe and used angel food cake instead of short cakes. The strawberry mash sauce is DELICIOUS!
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There are so many makes and models of video glasses on the market that we lost count of them long ago. But one that was launched at Macworld this week may be worth mentioning, for the famous name associated with it if nothing else.
Expert photographers may debate the quality vs. hype of Carl Zeiss lenses, but the companies that use them in their products clearly think the brand packs plenty of marketing muscle--just ask Sony, which touts them every chance it gets for its cameras. So it makes sense that the German company would want to cash in on … Read more
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I have had a pet interest in the 3D photography technology called stereoscopy ever since my mom gave me a stereoscope of 19th century design for some boyhood birthday. Although the technology remains a small niche of photography, it is being adapted to the digital age.
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The video-streaming and DVD company is cutting the annual stock-option allowance for Reed Hastings.
The company has cut Hastings' annual stock-option allowance by half to $1.5 million, Bloomberg reports. A year ago, he was given $3 million in stock options.
Hastings didn't get a raise, either. His salary of $500,000 will stay the same. Netflix outlined the compensation changes in a regulatory filing.
Looking back over the last year, it's easy to see why Netflix's board isn't feeling too generous. Even Hastings has admitted the company shot itself in the foot over a number of bad decisions.
The worst move was the way Netflix hiked prices for subscribers in July. Customers who had signed up for one DVD out at a time plus online streaming saw prices jump by nearly 60%. Then there was the Qwikster plan to split Netflix's video streaming and by-mail DVDs into two operations. (That plan has since been reversed.)
Then there was a weird glitch where Netflix appeared to be enforcing a rule limiting video streaming to one device at a time. The company later said that was an error. Finally, Netflix lost a valuable contract with Starz, and saw about 1,000 movies disappear as a result.
Not the best year at all. And Netflix shares have taken the beating you would expect, dropping 75% from July highs.
You could argue that many of Netflix's problems this year involved marketing -- or, rather, the absence of good marketing. Perhaps that's why the company's chief marketing officer is getting a pay cut to $575,000 this coming year from $802,111 in 2011, Bloomberg reports.
But the company's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, is getting a raise to $1 million in salary from $903,000 last year.
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Hasting could not understand that his customers would be outraged when hit with a 60% price hike for no added value and now less content with Starz leaving in March 2012. Hasting couldn't foresee that this would create openings for companies like Amazon, Redbox, Apple, etc.
NetFlix board of directors should have fired Hastings. Netflix stock went from $300 in July 2011 to $72 currently. He is an idiot with no vision.
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