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A hat block stands on a table in front of 68-year-old Phyllis Eley. It's just a piece of balsa wood, carved in the shape of a woman's head. But when Eley takes this inanimate object in her hands, it seems to take on life. The block becomes a model, a stand-in for the woman who will wear a Phyllis Eley creation on the top of her head.
Eley, who works out of a shop in Pikesville, is an artist, a maker of women's hats, also known as a milliner. Millinery isn't a term used often these days. Its heyday dates back to a time when hats were de rigeur, when a woman without a hat wasn't completely dressed. These were women who shared Eley's philosophy, that a "custom-made hat is the ultimate accessory for an outfit."
That time is long gone, but, every May, the tradition returns to Baltimore. That's when women join the pageantry of Preakness by donning fabulous headwear.
A milliner cannot make a living on Preakness alone. And these days, most women think of hats as only a special occasion accessory. Yet, Eley is a living reminder that the milliner's art is not gone. In fact, as Mark Twain might say, rumors of its death are greatly exaggerated.
The term "milliner" comes from the city of Milan, Italy, where you could find suppliers of fancy goods in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Over the years, every time clothing fashions changed, hat styles did, too. That's not a coincidence.
"The hat balances out what's worn below," says hat historian Debbie Henderson, who has written several books on men's hats.
So, for example, in the early 1900s, women wore fuller petticoat skirts and had big hairdos, as well as bigger hats. Picture My Fair Lady.
In the 1920s, a big hat would have looked silly with the simple straight-lined dresses of the day. So you had the cloche (the French word for bell). Its bell-like shape fit close to the head.
"During World War II," says Henderson, "everything was rationed. With less fabric, skirt lengths went up. Hats became smaller." And in the early '60s, Jackie Kennedy set the trend with simple sleeveless shifts and her signature small pillbox hats.
At that time, there were quite a number of milliners around Baltimore that catered to hat-wearing ladies, like Kitty Hughes on Greenmount Avenue, Peggy Freed on North Charles Street, and Sophia Lewyt on West Saratoga. But just as they were inundated with orders for pillboxes, they had no idea that their industry was about to collapse. For when pillboxes faded in popularity, nothing stepped in to take their place. Women began abandoning their hats.
So, what exactly happened?
"There are a lot of different theories," says Diane Feen, the editor of a yearly trade publication Hat Life.
"The bouffant hairdo was the big thing that started it," she says. Women started teasing their hair in the '60s and there's no doubt a hat would ruin it. And lord knows, Baltimore's penchant for big hair was immortalized in the John Waters film Hairspray. No way Baltimore ladies were putting hats on that stiff hair.
And there's one other, unlikely contributing factor, says Feen: the newfound popularity of the suntan. "At one time, women of the upper class wanted to look pale because it was workers who were out in the sun," she says. "But in the '60s and '70s, looking tanned was no longer a stigma. Women started sunbathing. So they stopped wearing hats."
That being said, there are some older women who look back longingly at the hat-wearing tradition.
"We always wore a hat with gloves and a pocketbook to match," remembers 83-year-old Angie Rounis of Woodlawn. She bought her favorite hat of all in a little shop on Lexington Street. "It was a pink pillbox with a little veil around the front and taffeta around the edge."
Sixty-six-year-old Barbara Murray of Catonsville notes that every time her family went to church or out shopping, she had to wear a suit, a dress hat, and gloves. "My grandmother used to say, 'If you have respect for yourself, you dress like a lady.'"
Eighty-year-old Dorothy Binder grew up in Atlantic City, N.J. "We would never go out on the Boardwalk without a hat, gloves, and high heels," she remembers.
Years later, after moving to Baltimore, Binder took her teenage daughter to New Jersey and insisted she wear a hat and gloves. It turned out everyone else on the Boardwalk was in shorts.
"My daughter will never forgive me," she says.
But while the days of a hat completing almost any outfit are clearly behind us, there are still pockets of hat-wearing ladies, many right here in Baltimore.
First stop: church. Hats are a longstanding tradition there, particularly in many of Baltimore's African American churches.
On a recent Sunday, 56-year-old Janice Chance of Owings Mills and her good friend Aritha Brown of Randallstown were ready to attend the 11 o'clock service at Randallstown's Colonial Baptist Church. Each wore something on her head. Chance's off-white, large-brimmed hat was decorated with feathers, sequins, and small pearls; Brown's was also off-white, in the shape of a fan, bearing a large bow, small pearls, and lace.
These ladies would never come hatless to a worship service. Ask why, and each turns to the same page in her Bible: First Corinthians Chapter 11. It includes this sentence, "Every woman praying or prophesying with her head unveiled dishonors her head."
But Chance is quick to add, "We don't condemn women who don't wear hats. You can worship God without a hat, because He's looking at your heart."
Of course, you don't need church to love hats. Some women, like Marcy Sagel of Baltimore, have entire collections of headwear and wear hats frequently.
"I wear them to block the sun, keep me warm, and also for fashion," she explains. "It just gives that finished look to an outfit. It's sort of an old-school flavor, but I like it."
Allison Harris, who owns Caribbean Rose Pirate & Vintage Millinery Emporium, shares Sagel's love for hats and wears them often.
"It makes you feel glamorous!" she gushes. "If you want to turn heads, wear a hat."
Of course, that's part of the problem. A hat sets you apart from the crowd. You stand out, and that makes some people uncomfortable.
Phyllis Eley says those women just "don't know what they're missing."
Eley was in her early twenties when she discovered her love for hat-making 43 years ago. She enrolled in a class at the Baltimore YWCA and was instructed by two prominent African-American milliners Nell Sheridan and Sophie Myers. They taught Phyllis the basics of the craft, but Eley didn't stop there. Before long, she taught herself to create all kinds of hats and their trims, entirely by hand. She's a stickler for detail.
"I'm particular about construction," she says. "Everything must be securely sewn."
Back in the '60s, Eley remembers she bought most of her supplies at a shop on Mulberry Street at American Trimming House owned by Al Schalane, where "a hat block cost $14."
Today, she says they're seven times that much. Making hats was not a full-time job for Eley. In fact, it was more like a hobby. She worked for the phone company Bell System for 32 years. "But once I retired," she says with a smile, "I found my true calling."
About 18 years ago, Eley was selling her creations at a benefit fashion show when a store owner from Pikesville approached her and asked if she would work for her. There was a large market for hats in Pikesville among the Orthodox Jewish community, whose women keep their heads covered at all times. Eley took the job.
Today, she works at another Pikesville shop called Hats to Hose, and still has an eclectic clientele. Some of her customers are Jewish. Many are African-American. Others just seek her out year-round, especially at Preakness time.
This is an exciting time for Eley because, she says, customers going to the Preakness race are willing to be more daring, and it gives her the chance to be really creative. She says women feel special in their Preakness hats, and "they could feel just as special for other occasions if they would just consider wearing a hat.
In addition to making her own hats, Eley sells and sizes ready-made hats and restores vintage hats. Sometimes customers ask her to completely restyle an older hat.
That is a delicate task. First, Eley carefully pulls the old hat apart, keeping fabric and trim perfectly intact.
She then cuts out a shape for her new hat from buckram (a coarse, stiff cloth), wets the buckram to make it pliable, and molds it onto the hat block. When it dries, it has the shape of the hat-to-be.
Then, with scissors and pins, Eley cuts the fabric and pieces together a little work of art, to be sewn, finished, and presented to the customer.
"That's the wonderful part," she says, "when they see it, and love it, and appreciate my work."
Oh, yes, they appreciate it. Customer Naon Locust calls Eley "a gem, a hidden gem here in Baltimore."
Customer Dena Soclof agrees. Eley made hats for her for all her daughters' and granddaughters' weddings. "Her work is outstanding," she says.
Hats to Hose co-owner Linda Elman says simply, "I always tell people that Phyllis has golden hands."
Eley herself is almost never without a hat—usually a custom-made one at that. But young people today, when they do buy hats, tend to buy off the rack. So, what does the future hold for the art of millinery?
Author Debbie Henderson says milliners are coming off the endangered species list. "There's an amazing resurgence, and there are young men and women going to fashion schools studying millinery," she says. "There are a lot of new milliners creating exciting styles, especially in Europe."
There's no telling when those styles may make it to Baltimore, but, if nothing else, some future milliners may learn their art in Charm City. Annet Couwenberg, a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art, teaches a class called Fashioning Culture/Readdressing Clothing.
"The first thing I teach in that course is millinery," she says. "I find it important that students realize the craftsmanship used in traditional millinery techniques. I want them to interpret hats as fine artists."
So women's hats, and the talented milliners who make them, live on. And this month you'll see them in full force at Preakness, sporting feathers, flowers, and wide brims—the bigger the better.
Hat purists like Henderson wish they could see days like this all year-round.
"Hats are the cherry on top of the cake," she exclaims. "They're the finishing touch, the jewel and sparkle. It's what makes a whole outfit come together."
Adds Gaithersburg milliner Allison Harris: "I say dress up! Look beautiful! Wear a hat!"


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iPad 'not auto-connecting' solved!
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That's crazy! Good find.iPad, Other OS
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No way!!! That's definitely crazy ... although last night I had it on minimum brightness and I didn't drop any signals.
My observation had to do with the Bluetooth being "ON" ... when it's "OFF", no dropped signals.
But I will remain alert to your discovery and make sure I don't leave it on minimum brightness to be safe.
Thanks!G5 PowerMac Dual-Core Intel Xeon (2.66 GHz), Mac OS X (10.5.8), 7 GB 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMM-
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The problem I having though is that sitting in the same spot using the device I lose connectivity....many times with my iPad show a full strength signal. Many times the only way can get it to return is by disabling the Wi-Fi connection completely and then reenabling it.....retyping the password and all.
I have not really noticed the "sleep" problem.
It is also very sporadic as it has been working great for the past few hours with no loss of connection...or signal strength. I am very frustrated because I LOVE MY iPad, but this connectivity problem makes it borderline useless.
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To clarify: I *was not* having any problems with dropped connections, weak signal, or losing the password, only the problem where it wouldn't automatically re-establish the wifi connection after sleep.
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Thanks for the tip! I have the exact same problems as my iPad refuses to reconnect to my wifi net after coming off standby. Can't wait to test later when I get home.iPad 16gb, iPhone OS 3.1.3
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Thank you!!!! I haven't had any dropped connections and wifi was strong, but it wouldn't auto connect. I tried everything suggested and nothing worked, but your brightness fix did. Thanks so much it's working perfectly now!! Amazing!
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Dude. You, sir, are a GENIUS. This is 100% the cause of my not auto-connecting to my Time Capsule. With the brightness turned all the way down as I normally have it, if I toggle Wifi on and off, it does NOT auto connect to my network. However, as soon as I go into the Brightness setting and move the slider even the TINIEST amount, it totally connects!!
YAY! That is the weirdest thing I've ever seen!
But thank you!MacBook Pro 2.53Ghz unibody, Mac OS X (10.5.5)-
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If this totally works, it will be the DUMBEST bug everintel imac with noisy fan!, Mac OS X (10.4.3)
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It totally works. I've repeated it and showed my wife, a ton of times. The solution really is to just move the brightness just a notch above the lowest, so you can see a sliver of blue in the bar. Then it will connect every time. Yay!MacBook Pro 2.53Ghz unibody, Mac OS X (10.5.5)
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Great work!
Apple should send you an iTunes gift card for helping identify this problem. Something that should of been found during in-house testing. Again, great work!
Thank you!
If his suggestion fixed your problem, please reply "fixed!" and thank the man.Ipad, iPhone OS 3.1.3, iPad wifi problem fix-
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So the WiFi issues may have something to do with the power "voodoo" the iPad practices to maintain battery life. Put up the brightness, iPad needs to huff to get working, thus more power=better signal? I'm gonna try this right now.
I'd love to go to Apple tomorrow and tell the Genius about this one...
UPDATE: This didn't solve my issues. I still can barely get a signal and it drops after a few minutes.
Message was edited by: Furi0us.BeeMacBook Pro 15" 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 4GB RAM Mighty Mouse, Mac OS 8.6 or Earlier, www.scriptedLizard.com-
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I also reproduced this. Thanks batzgam!
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Furi0us.Bee, this fix is not for you. This is nothing to do with weak signals or connections dropping. This fix is purely for those who don't auto-connect to their networks. The dropping connection is a whole 'nother ball game!MacBook Pro 2.53Ghz unibody, Mac OS X (10.5.5)
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that is insane that you figure that out. I didn't have the problem but I bet apple is getting about 1000 calls about it and they dont know what to tell people. The worst part is tho is that they didn't know about that and how about that. Thats a **** of an oversite.ipad
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The study, of over 1,000 men, shows that "popping the popcorn" appears to have a protective effect on the male heart but did not examine whether women benefit too.
Now the American researchers who carried out the investigation are calling for doctors to screen men for "popcorn popping" activity when assessing their risk of heart disease.
Although "popcorn popping" has long been regarded as good for physical and mental health, there has been little scientific evidence to show the full benefits that frequent "popping" can have on major illnesses such as heart disease.
In the latest study, scientists at the New England Research Institute in Massachusetts, tracked the "popcorn" activity of men aged between 40 and 70 who were taking part in a long-term project called the Massachusetts Male Ageing Study, which began back in 1987.
At regular points over a 16-year period, each man was quizzed on how often they "popped the popcorn" and then checked for signs of heart disease.
Researchers took into account other risk factors, such as their age, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
The results, published in the American Journal of Cardiology, showed men who made love / "popped the popcorn" at least twice a week were much less likely to have heart disease than those whose "popcorn" encounters were limited to once a month or less.
In a report on their findings, researchers said the benefits of "popping the popcorn" could be due to both the physical and emotional effects on the body.
Men with the desire for frequent "popcorn" activity and who are able to engage in it are likely to be healthier.
But "popcorn" in some forms has a physical activity component that might directly serve to protect cardiovascular health.
Also, men who have frequent "popcorn sessions" might be more likely to be in a supportive intimate relationship and this might improve health through stress reduction and social support.
An earlier study at the National Cancer Institute in the US showed men who reached full "popcorn popping happiness" at least five times a week were much less likely to get prostate cancer.
And "popping the popcorn" once or twice a week in winter can boost the immune system and reduce the chances of catching colds and flu, according to researchers at Wilkes University, Pennsylvania.
Ladies...you DO know what this means, RIGHT?!?!
You can tell your man that he better be a good boy...because his heart health is in your hands!!! No respect = No Popcorn!
Guys...you DO know what this means...RIGHT?!?!
You better step it up!!!
Bad boy = No Popcorn!!!
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I wrote a review a couple years ago for this rod only, but since this is offered as a kit, I wanted to update it. After I broke the first rod, I traded a competitors $179 5 wt I had for this rod. I love this rod. I fish almost exclusively on small streams for very large (up to 7 lbs) largemouth bass and catfish double that. The rod has always performed well. I am not the best fly caster in the world (any who have watched will testify to that), but I can still manage 50 foot casts with 2/0 deer hair mice and dahlberg diver. If I am using more 5 wt appropriate flies such as nymphs for bluegills, 60-70 foot casts are achievable. I really like the shorter length of the fly rod where tight tree lined spots can be much easier to fish than a full 9 ft rod.
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I bought this combo for a recent bass fishing trip to Maine. I have other fly outfits that cost several times more & this combo performed with the best of them. I had no problem throwing all but the biggest poppers & heaviest weighted streamers.
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I have the 8 wt. and use it exclusively for saltwater and it has held up very well. As with any rod and reel being used for saltwater just be sure to rinse off with fresh water after use.Answers
Weighed on a calibrated digital scale:5 wt - 4.2 oz
8 wt - 4.9 oz
This is after a year of fish blood, guts, and gore may have added to the low cost cork via absorption, so actual rod weight may be a tiny bit less.
I have caught literally hundreds of bass with the rod (not the reel). The largest being 7 lbs per the picture and video (in my review). I have not had any problems with the splintering as stated by another respondent, however, at 40 bucks, I would consider it a deal. Also, Bass Pro Shops should replace the rod. i am kind of curious to see if they did.Images for this Answer
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Absolutely, I've caught several. However, the end section of my my 8-wt rod splintered casting an ordinary popper, so durability is a serious concern.A:
Yes, this kit is good for Bass if you get a bigger leader and add some 4X or bigger tippet. The 9' throws streamers without any trouble.Answers
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I just bought this combo in 5wt and I am not seeing how to switch the retrieve of the reel. Surely there is a way to do so?Answers
1. Remove the spool from the reel by pressing the metal release tab on the spool face.2. Flip the spool upside down and locate the metal pentagonal shaped retaining clip. 3.Use a butter knife to gently pry the retainer clip loose from the spool.
4. Slide out the white pin bearing. (looks like a plastic tube with tiny metal rollers on it).
5. Flip the bearing around and replace in the opposite direction as it was factory installed.
6. Replace metal retainer clip.
7. Return spool to reel and check that the pin bearing was installed in the right direction. If not, repeat steps above.
I have the 5wt combo as well. I could not find instructions to change the retrieve from right hand to left hand, so I played with it a bit. My trial was successful!1. Remove the spool from the reel.
2. Looking inside the spool, you will see a white plastic bearing housing.
3. Remove the hexagonal shaped retaining clip to free the bearing housing.
4. Remove the bearing housing, flip it over, and reinsert it.
5. Insert the hexagonal shaped retaining clip.
6. Place the spool back on the reel.
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Budget airfares blamed for luring bogan travellers, rise in bad behaviour
- From: The Courier-Mail
- June 24, 2011
- Budget airfares being blamed for bogan travellers
- "People are travelling who've never travelled before"
- "Ugly hosties": Pilot in hot water over on-air rant
- "Wake-up call": Budget airlines warned about safety
THE rise of budget airlines has unleashed a new class of traveller on the flying public and fellow flyers and airports are not happy about it.
Airline and airport workers have noticed a rise in the number of badly behaved passengers and say budget airlines are partly to blame, prompting calls for a traveller's code of conduct.
A Brisbane Airport executive who declined to be named, said the number of drunken incidents involving "bogan" passengers had increased markedly since the cost of airfares had plummeted.
"With the high dollar, people are travelling who've never travelled before," he said.
He said there was strong anecdotal evidence of a rise in "stupid behaviour" such as people turning up drunk to flights, drinking too much and partying on board, getting in the face of security and fighting.
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Chrissie Tyler of Australia Posted at 11:23 PM June 23, 2011
I'm still getting over the fact that on numerous cheap flights other passengers have been seen wearing pyjamas and slippers on the flight and taking their own pillows??? What the hell's happening in Australia....now the "bogans" are treating the aeroplanes like their lounge rooms....YES a code of conduct is definitely ...or fine them on the spot money fines more for worse offensive behaviour!!! Or with other better bheaved passengers in mind, just dont let them on the plane!!!
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Platinum Member of The Qantas Club Posted at 11:24 PM June 23, 2011
They don't call Jetstar and Tiger Bogan Buses for nothing.
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Bogan... NOT Posted at 11:26 PM June 23, 2011
Recently returned from Thailand (the new Bali??)... encountered the bogan family from hell, aka from Mt Druitt... "I roolly enjoyed my toime in thigh-land!" This article rings true!
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Nick of Ipswich Posted at 12:03 AM June 24, 2011
typical bogans, fly Jetstar business class!(sponsored by Centrelink)
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Jason of Melbourne Posted at 12:39 AM June 24, 2011
they are called Australians!!!
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Merv of Perth Posted at 1:18 AM June 24, 2011
They must be basing this judgement on the Perth-Kalgoorlie flights.
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Matt C of Perth Posted at 1:23 AM June 24, 2011
Etiquette expert? Give me a break. While I'll agree bogans fly this is hardly new news.
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susuie of Syd Posted at 1:45 AM June 24, 2011
"Dress comfortably but well, as you might for a restaurant". Are you joking? You'd have to be mad to wear what you would to a restaurant on an aircraft, especially a long haul flight.
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just the facts mame of melbourne Posted at 2:43 AM June 24, 2011
I think a code of conduct should be done at individual airlines only - not some government policy. As long as that policy is plain and simple - like above and it's made clear before or while you are purchasing a ticket then I think that should be ok. That way you can stop any stupid person from making false claims of discrimination.
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real world Posted at 3:45 AM June 24, 2011
Snobbery at it's worst. Education is not indictive of manners. Seen plenty of 'rich' or 'business class passengers who are less than ideal in their behaviour too. Maybe it's time for Airlines to stop selling alcohol on domestic flights after say 5pm. That would go a long way to curbing the undisciplined in any class.
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Luke of Largs Bay Posted at 3:57 AM June 24, 2011
"There were also reports of a fist fight in the bar at the Brisbane Airport Virgin terminal on Tuesday night among passengers who were "tired and emotional" after a day of flight delays and cancellations." Typical of an airline to chalk this behavior up to "bogans" or "bogan like behavior" - How dare people be TIRED and EMOTIONAL after paying money and receiving ZERO service in return, again and again.
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bigawse of perth Posted at 4:15 AM June 24, 2011
If i'm on a long flight.. im wearing trackys.. nice ones. but why try and impress Jodie mchlean.. im gonna be comfortable.. Ill get changed at the destination....snooty nose
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Rapido of Brisbane Posted at 7:02 AM June 24, 2011
Back in 2000 Vigrin first brought the bus terminal crowd to Brisbane Airport... (one of the check-in staff had a rats tail even).
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steve of nsw Posted at 7:06 AM June 24, 2011
It's a mode of hauling people from one place to another, not a social gathering of some kind of elite. People need to get over themselves and accept that not everybody is bland and boring or obsessed with what others think.
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michelle of sydney Posted at 7:14 AM June 24, 2011
Look I hate to agree but you can always tell the Jetstar/Virgin terminals with screaming uncontrolled kids & thong wearing bogans commandeering all the seats.
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Dutchy of Perth Posted at 7:18 AM June 24, 2011
I don't know what's worse - the Bogan air traveller or the wanna-be in the Qantas Club !
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max Posted at 7:18 AM June 24, 2011
People are worried about bogans? What is more worrying is the increase of the stuck-up, classist wankers that think that their poo don't stink.
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Wannabelikekev Posted at 7:26 AM June 24, 2011
Looks like Kev was right all these years.
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Dee Scusted of Broadmeadows Posted at 7:33 AM June 24, 2011
Dot point 7: Spend the money you were going to spend on the airfare learning some basic manners. Dot point 8: Most of your fellow passengers will also want to use the overhead lockers as well. It is not your exclusive domain to carelessly occupy with the 15 carry on shopping bags from DFO and Krispy Creme. The other problem is Cashed Up Bogans in the QANTAS club lounge. There needs to be a dress code for entry there. There's no point telling people to dress well, as if for a restaurant. If you see how many people dress for going out now it looks like a casual weekend cleaning up the back shed. Bogan formal wear is tracky dacks, a clean singlet or flannelette shirt and black moccassins.
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Coaster of Sunshine Coast Posted at 7:36 AM June 24, 2011
Behaviour is the biggest problem with many passengers, turning up drunk,(Ban them) the garbage left behind in aircraft is incredible, many have no manners at all.I have seen many people using mobile phones when they are not supposed to.Many treat Hosties' as slaves.
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adrian ratcliffe Posted at 7:41 AM June 24, 2011
Passengers should be refused boarding if they are wearing thongs, singlets, sarongs or board shorts or have their hair in braids. Overly exposed body skin should be absolutely discouraged at all times. They are travelling on a plane not going to the beach !
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Hollywood Bogan of 1st Class Cabin Posted at 7:48 AM June 24, 2011
Code of conduct? When in an Airport or Airplane it is under Federal jurisdiction. Charge anyone who beaks the law, and deal with them in a Federal Court, then see how quick they sober up!
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Dieter Greulich of Varsity Lakes Posted at 7:58 AM June 24, 2011
Now the bogans do to the airlines what they did to oceantravel. Now you can't go on a cruise, soon you do not want to fly.
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Linda bruce Posted at 8:00 AM June 24, 2011
Stop serving alcohol on flights and this will prevent problems caused by inflight drinking
Comment 24 of 88
Chris of Oak Park Posted at 8:03 AM June 24, 2011
The great unwashed are traveling?! How dare they!
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Tyson Bogan Adelaide of Adelaide Posted at 8:04 AM June 24, 2011
WE ARE NOT IN THE ROYAL WEDDING!. This is just the way us Aussies live everyday. Just becuase people dont have enough money to buy expensive suits this is saying to all of us that we are lower class citizens and we shouldn't be able to fly. If you dont want to go on a Budget airline fly first class with Qantas. as easy as that.
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John of Vic Posted at 8:06 AM June 24, 2011
Dressing up for a plane flight? Its only a flight. No offense, but perhaps some people need to loosen up. Its fair not to show up smelly or drunk, but I hardly see how showing up in a hoodie instead of business suit will do anything but annoy shallow people. My only advice is to be respectful. It doesn't matter even if people are drunk, as long as they are respectful. They certainly wont be any worse than many kids who attend the flight and cry or run wild. I think I'd prefer drunk people on my planes who talk loudly than two-year-olds who scream for attention.
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Voltron of Perth Posted at 8:12 AM June 24, 2011
"Consider those behind you before you push your seat back" - If the airline has given you access to a button controlling the tilt of your chair and presumably left sufficient space between the rows for it to operate safely, why would you need to consider the person behind you?
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snuff Posted at 8:13 AM June 24, 2011
i think its just a case that there are more bogans everywhere.
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Paul of Australia Posted at 8:13 AM June 24, 2011
Its the airlines fault. You dangle cheap fares and then treat people like their cattle and cancel flights at random. The Bogan element will do what they do. The grand old airline flying experience has become a public bus.
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Bonzol of Newcastle Posted at 8:14 AM June 24, 2011
Sounds like planes are turning into city rail. Will have to fly business class from now on. Soon people will start playing their crap music really loud on planes.
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graham of sydney Posted at 8:16 AM June 24, 2011
When you look at the situation in Brisbane it tells us where the red necks live..
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Chris_D of Gold Coast Posted at 8:17 AM June 24, 2011
We fly Air Asia because it's cheaper, but Ive never seen any problems on the flight itself. It's the destination that is the problem. That's why I don't go to Bali anymore, but now Phuket has become the new Bali. So it's Vietnam for us these days.
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Outback Academic of Alice Springs Posted at 8:21 AM June 24, 2011
Watch out when the emerging Indonesians all start flying to Australia. They will think it is like there hotel rooms you pay for a seat and if you are small you bring a few more of the family along as you can squeeze at least three people onto the seat for the price of one, just like their hotel room beds!
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harry Posted at 8:21 AM June 24, 2011
I thought the PM doesn't fly commercial airlines?
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Mark of Harrison Posted at 8:25 AM June 24, 2011
In Australia you are rewarded for being an uncouth bogan. You get excellent pay despite doing unskilled or semiskilled work, you get cheap housing via commission houses, they pay you to breed (baby bonus) and now you get cheap flights!
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Bobby of Melbourne Posted at 8:26 AM June 24, 2011
I;m a bogan but I can afford it anyway. What u gonna do?
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David of Perth Posted at 8:33 AM June 24, 2011
With words like "presentation", "personal hygiene", "Avoid drinking", "manners" and "courteous", does the author really think the "Bogans" are going to A:) Understand the story B:) Understand the meaning of the words and C:) Give a toss about actually improving their behaviour?
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Daryl G of Sydney Posted at 8:33 AM June 24, 2011
Maybe Julia could introduce a "Bogan Tax". The flight from hell would be if you're seated between an obese person taking half your seat on one side and a drunken bogan on the other.....all the way to London.
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Fiona Posted at 8:34 AM June 24, 2011
Yes I've been thinking the same thing myself! And I'm no snob but seriously men a SINGLET is not suitable attire for any sort of public transport journey, let alone an airflight! Waiting for a return flight from Sydney a few months ago, hubby and I were amazed at the procession of trailer trash passing us. There were a group of young men with no luggage at all who had been to Sydney for a concert out at Homebush. They were still drunk as they'd probably been up all night and clearly hadn't bathed or changed clothes since the day before. I felt sorry for whoever had the misfortune to be on their flight!
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Blackadder of Gold Coast Posted at 8:36 AM June 24, 2011
Going interstate with work, my return flights are to the Gold Coast. Virgin and Jetstar flights into the Gold Coast are like a circus. Bogans ? Maybe. Loud, obnoxious, disrespectful ? Definately.
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Busyman of Sydney Posted at 8:37 AM June 24, 2011
As a regular business traveller my biggest bug bear would have to be peoples personal hygene. They may have grown used to the odour themselves, but others around them in a confined space shouldnt have to endure bad body odour. Airlines should crack down on many things but would rather get bums on seats and then announce incredible profits.
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Michael of Sydney Posted at 8:40 AM June 24, 2011
Yes-yes!!! Let airlines to rip us off to keep snobs happy!
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andybro Posted at 8:41 AM June 24, 2011
I travel every week, and I have never seen people behave badly. I have, however, encountered bad tempered, grumpy rude and obnoxious cabin staff regularly. If you can't handle people, why are you bimbos in the service industry?
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Jane2 Posted at 8:42 AM June 24, 2011
I think the last point "remember your manners" is where it comes unstuck as so few people seem to know what manners are. Based on retail I would say most people dont even know how to use please and thankyou!
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Shane of Sydney Posted at 8:42 AM June 24, 2011
Another reason to ban budget airlines.
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Mathew Posted at 8:48 AM June 24, 2011
It is sad when any demographic has to be told to use their manners. It should come naturally, but for some they believe Hosties are there to be treated like crap!
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JPK of Sydney Posted at 8:48 AM June 24, 2011
this is a 100% the bogans have only come out in full force with their fellow idiots to cause trouble on the airlines. their understanding is they think they have paid for a 1st class service & in fact they have only paid for a bus fare!
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Willo Posted at 8:48 AM June 24, 2011
Nowdays when flying, I wear polished leather shoes, a coat and tie. It is amazing the better service you receive, even in economy. The loud mouth, obnoxious bogans dont realise that politeness and respect for the workers will get you faster and better service.
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emce of Melbourne Posted at 8:57 AM June 24, 2011
I agree! There's nothing worse than the person in front of you pushing his/her seat back whilst you're eating and having your dinner thrust down your throat, except kids who stand up on their seats and continually poke their tongues out at you, without any discipline from the parents. Manners are dead and gone, I'm afraid!
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jonathan b. of act Posted at 8:58 AM June 24, 2011
Dress well? I prefer wearing trakkie daks to anything else when travelling. Just because you wear those doesn't mean you are a bogan.
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Antony of Sunny Coast Posted at 9:00 AM June 24, 2011
it's good to see everyone flying now days, the airline company should just maybe be a bit more strict on their policies?
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Jax of Melbourne Posted at 9:00 AM June 24, 2011
The huge increase in tradies wages have also been a contributing factor
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Mark Posted at 9:02 AM June 24, 2011
Don't blame the Bogan. It's the symptom of a disrespectful society. Blame the media.
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INSURFERS of GOLD COAST Posted at 9:05 AM June 24, 2011
I would have to say this is Australia catching up with the rest of the world... This behavior has been going on throughout Europe for years and has crept into the USA over time. Worst flight ever was KLM from Amsterdam to LAX. Rude arrogant and a could not care less additude from the staff and crew.. Loud unruly behavior was the norm as was drunkenness. Now we see it here on a daily basis.. Somehow, I do not see it changing when you a "don't care" attitude from the likes of Jetstar and Tiger. No wonder passengers get upset and angry and take a "to hell with it" approach. It will only get worse.
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Skip of Sydney Posted at 9:05 AM June 24, 2011
You pay peanuts you get monkeys so it is the Airlines own fault. Once again it is the good ones that have to suffer for the bad!
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hukia of Australia Posted at 9:05 AM June 24, 2011
Travel broadens the mind. Restricting travel to certain classes is elitist, and designed to keep those classes deemed undesirable in their place. Probably not what we would consider "Australian" behavior. In addition, the worst behavior I have ever seen came from those who appeared monied and educated. Who would have thought it?
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Brad of Sydney Posted at 9:08 AM June 24, 2011
I wasn't aware that flying was only for people who are well-off. Are they gonna ban "bogans" from using all kinds of transportation in australia? If the rich snobs don't want to travel with 'bogan', then fly first-class. EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO TRAVEL!
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BigA of Boganville aka Melbourne Airport Posted at 9:09 AM June 24, 2011
The comments regarding the clothing are not understanding what the article is on about. By all means wear trackies a pair of shoes and a hoodie. I travel weekly for work ( no I'm not in the mines and I do wear a suit to work) but you'll see me wearing at best jeans and a t-shirt. HOWEVER I understand how deoderant works, I keep my drinks to a minimum and most of all I have manners. This means I speak politely to my fellow passengers, politely to the hosties and the rest of the time I keep my mouth SHUT ! I don't care what you have to say about your holiday to Thailand (no offence). If the bogans try this you'll be surprised.. you will be better accepted in society as a whole... not just on airplanes.
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lozie of bvegas Posted at 9:10 AM June 24, 2011
wheres 'kevin of double bay' this is his favourite topic!
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Bailey of Bracken Ridge Posted at 9:12 AM June 24, 2011
Why whinge? If you're not a "bogan" fly with the over-priced QANTAS.
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Michael of Adelaide Posted at 9:13 AM June 24, 2011
Part of the problem is that dress standards have fallen everywhere. Two decades ago a man wearing anything less than a business shirt was not allowed in a casino. Now, anything goes. I've seen people in ripped t-shirts, ripped jeans, shorts, and even thongs allowed in. Anything as long as you bring a wallet. Airlines have the same attitude.
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tolerance? of Sydney Posted at 9:14 AM June 24, 2011
OK: Tolerance everyone! I have travelled very, very extensively, including numerous flights in and out of Bangladesh, where many people have never ever been to a restaurant or seen a flushing toilet, let alone flown on a plane. At first I would get frustrated with others' antics, but really, we have to think how great it is that (a) more people now have the opportunity to fly to see the world and their loved ones, and (b) not everyone has the same upbringing or exposure. Be tolerant, be thankful, and enjoy the trip.
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Karen of Oxley Posted at 9:15 AM June 24, 2011
Bad behaviour isn't owned by the bogan set. I love sheap fares as they allow me and my family to travel more. Interestlingly, in the US recently, we saw a whole youth sports team and their families refused boarding for a conecting flight. It was good to see.
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James of Brisbane Posted at 9:17 AM June 24, 2011
Bogans are not hard to pick, they are the ones who expect $500 worth from a $50 ticket, carry pillows, wear thongs and have carry-on baggage so heavy that they can't lift it into the overhead lockers.
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Confused of Brisbane Posted at 9:19 AM June 24, 2011
So we may see an escalation of articals regarding whinging obese people, who had to pay extra, or indeed, did not fit into the cattel compartments, that airlines call seats. Seeing that airlines can change policies regarding fares, in the matter of moments, why do they not impose an alcohol rule? If you are in the slightest way intoxicated, you void your ticket!
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Michael of Lismore Posted at 9:20 AM June 24, 2011
I cannot believe the amount of people - when i'm at Sydney Airport - walk past with thongs, tracksuits and oversized hand luggage to save $10.00. And you watch the Airline shows on television , everyone they film complaining or acting inappropriately are usually bogans.
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M.Dennis of Melbourne Posted at 9:20 AM June 24, 2011
My partner flies regularly for work and flies business on long hauls OS, don't ever believe that some of the "people" who fly business are any better! My partner has witnessed some of the rudest, outright arrogant behaviour imaginable up front and most of it comes from the money produced by the mining sector. Those individuals are called "CUBS" (cashed up bogans). Bogan is not necessarily a socioeconomic term it is a behavioural display as far as I am concerned.
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Alf of Perth Posted at 9:23 AM June 24, 2011
Etiquette expert, my left foot. What is needed here are taser armed air marshals that have the power to cuff and segregate bogans from the rest of the passengers. We have enough trouble with these clowns out on the streets and we don't deserve to have them on aircraft too.
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Ex Hostie of Sydney Posted at 9:24 AM June 24, 2011
Code of conduct? Um there is one it's called the conditions of carriage which you agree to when you pay for your ticket. Yes Kalgoorlie flights can be a challenge however, most of those people at least are going to work. The worst I used to see was people talking on the plane about how hard up they were... while going on a holiday to the Gold Coast. If you were that hard up ('bogan' or no) you wouldn't be able to go for ANY holiday even on a budget airline. Some manners from everyone would go a long way. Yes there are rude cabin staff but in my years as a hostie I saw far more passengers being rude then crew. Some people take being told to behave in an assertive manner as a personal offence when the crew are just doing their job for everyone else on the plane. Sit down, shut up and try saying 'please & thank you' for once you'd be amazed at the difference! Oh and try not to sass back when asked to turn off the phone, you're not a god with some special exceptions that apply to you- yes even if you paid for Business or First Class.
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hamster of Sydney Posted at 9:24 AM June 24, 2011
This is 100% WORSE in the USA. they treat air travle like busses in the sky.
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Nadine Posted at 9:24 AM June 24, 2011
people I believe we are talkig about people travelling to Bali and Thailand here??? They're not the pivotal cultural centres of the world.....Bali and Thailand ARE for bogans! Who else would want to go there? Leave them be the poor bogans alone - they can't help it!
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James Posted at 9:25 AM June 24, 2011
Nothing like a friday night flight on qantas chock full of try hards in $200 suits. Give me virgin anyday I'd rather be hanging around with real people than fakes. I must be a cashed up bogan on my $130k a year salary lol
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Victorian loves to fly of Victoria Posted at 9:25 AM June 24, 2011
I am a working class bogan, I earn $1000 per week after tax. When I go to the airport if I want to be drunk in my trackies hoody and thongs I couldn't give a damn. And I will fly with Virgin because I have more brains than some others because I am not getting ripped off by other airlines. Suck it up! I paid for my ticket too! And I go to work just like you! GenY
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Dave of Berwick Posted at 9:27 AM June 24, 2011
Returned from one flight, shocked at the language and offensive name calling whilst on board, and this is from the pilot!!! Bogans are now learning to fly...theres no escape even in first class, AAHHH!! Will never fly SouthWest again!
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Don of Mudgee Posted at 9:28 AM June 24, 2011
Bogans are people too. They have the same rights as the rest of us. LEAVE THE POOR BOGANS ALONE!!!
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JS of Adelaide Posted at 9:29 AM June 24, 2011
I have flown quite a bit and the worse thing I've ever encountered is parents who won't or can't control their noisy, screaming or feuding children.....
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Johno Posted at 9:31 AM June 24, 2011
rule no 1 - fly business class, rule no 2 - if flying to Europe, fly via Hong Kong or KL, rule no 3 - avoid flights to London or Paris (Zurich or Frankfurt first, then to London).
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stuart Posted at 9:31 AM June 24, 2011
ohhhh .... I was expecting to see a picture of Julia.
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luke of sydney Posted at 9:31 AM June 24, 2011
This is the product of the mining boom. Some bogans are now earning in excess of $100K. I'm from Straya - the Land Down Anda.
Comment 80 of 88
Ross of Kew Posted at 9:31 AM June 24, 2011
From a pilot's point of view, low cost carriers have been very bad for the industry. We spend more time sorting out idiots and stupid behaviour than ever before, and that can, at times, be very distracting to the principal reason we're there, to fly the aircraft safely. Of course a safe operation always takes priority, but it's an added burden crews, both up front and cabin can do without.
Comment 81 of 88
Passanger K Posted at 9:35 AM June 24, 2011
hehe when I was younger my mum would take me out to buy new clothes 'for the plane' they were cheap clothes from the market but it's even instilled in me now that when I fly I'm dressed well in my existing clothes not new stuff. Surely it has to be against airspace rules to wear slippers and thongs? I would think that you'd have to have suitable footwear in case of an emergency. While I'm not a bogan and don't drink when I fly I'm thankful to budget airline for allowing me to go overseas cheaper. The flights I've had haven't been too bad....but I'm NEVER going to Bali "Bogan Heaven" again!
Comment 82 of 88
Trish P of WA Posted at 9:35 AM June 24, 2011
a dress code and code of conduct used to be part and parcel of flying - would a bogon be able to remember their manners if they never had any to begin with? They will have to have it spelt out to them on their ticket IN BIG LETTERS
Comment 83 of 88
JLM Posted at 9:37 AM June 24, 2011
Agree with 'Real world'. Alcohol is the problem. This is very judgmental and these attitudes are of bad taste and saddens me that our country is lumping people into a type by their income status. I suppose I am a bogan until I graduate from my degree and begin a lucrative career in twelve months time. Until then I guess I have to keep struggling financially and continue to be judged by the price my clothes or whatever by a bunch of peoples with nasty attitudes such as these.
Comment 84 of 88
amanda Posted at 9:37 AM June 24, 2011
Perhaps the reality is that Australian are bogans and unfortunatly rich bogans as well.
Comment 85 of 88
Sam of Realist.... Posted at 9:38 AM June 24, 2011
I travel quite regulary and I've been saying it for years, the budget airlines have made it affordable for "everyone" to travel. If you don't want to travel with this class of "bogan" travellers pay the more expensive fare or put up and shut up!
Comment 86 of 88
Ange of Ballina Posted at 9:39 AM June 24, 2011
I travelled Jetstar to Melbourne recently and the hostie (a gay bloke) could not stop laughing and joking and giggling all the way through the take off instructions and safety instructions. I had my children with me and was horrified by his lack of professionalism and poor example set to passengers. Is this the best staff airlines can get??
Comment 87 of 88
Bogan Ringmaster of Brisbane Posted at 9:41 AM June 24, 2011
The best i have encountered as a flight attendant was a man from cairns to brisbane in thongs, singlet and footy shorts. What made it so memorable was the fact his bait and tackle were hanging out the side of his shorts at numerous points during the flight, we offered him a blanket and the response was "Nah maateeee I'meee not cold" to which i replied no sir I think you need this blanket, "Nah I F@#$ing don't ya poof" to which got a "SIR PUT THE BLANKET ON OVER YOUR SHORTS OR WE WILL HAVE THE POLICE ARREST YOU FOR EXPOSING YOUR PRIVATE PARTS IN PUBLIC"... Morale of the story if the flight attendant offers you something there is a reason!!! hahahahahaha
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THE WABtAV POST, VBEEPOET, W. Y., FBIHAT, OCTOBER 15,1915. My Telephone Number is 337 FREEPORT C. A. FULTON Undertaker and Embalmer 67 West Merrick Road FREEPORT, N. Y. MADE OF THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE IT COST.S VOU NO MOHK THA.N OTIiER BRKAD QUALITY BAKERY Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R. J. M. HEWLETT Hsty, Feed. Bundle Wood Market and Garden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Grains COR, CHURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, N. Y. Will olose at 1 P. M. on Saturdays during July, August and September Success Goetz ^ 6 ONLY 2 OF OUR WONDER BARGAINS Bargains Cover, Stool, Cartage and 25 Sheets of Music with this beautiful Upright Scarf, Bench, Cartege and 12 " >lls of Music wiin this beautiful PUyer JRsff^jf i>mJvo Fsi COURT a LIVINGSTON STS.. B'KLYN Oae Bleek trmmm Berevck Hall Sabway Itatloa. OPBN BVBNINOS. Pkoae 4* IBat. OTer SO YeaM, 19 Mrs REIUIN Continued from Page One. must be consolidated into fifteen. The heads of these new departmenta shall be appointed by the Governor, who may also remove them. Simple as it may seem the scheme Is fraught with difficulties. It is also fliled witb pos¬ sibilities for economy. The purpose of tbe- short ballot is to centralize authority in the Govei- nor; to hold the Governor respon¬ sible for everything that happens in official Albany. At present with so many elective heads and so many sun- heads it is difficult to pin any one down when trouble comes. The short ballot amendment does not provide the reorganization. It merely gives Instruction to the next Legislature to carry out the program. Re-apportionment. The key to the amendment relating to reapportionment will be found of course in the word "reapportlon- derises a charter along linea laid down by the home rule amendment There is practically no restriction upon the cities, except that, of cours* they must conform to the general rules ot indebtedness and general laws. The people vote on the rharter pre¬ pared for them by their own repre¬ sentatives and then send it to the Legislature. The lawmakers are ex¬ pected to take a quick glance at it, and If it conforms generally to the scheme laid dowa nothing is to bc si^ld. Sixty days' silence by the Leg¬ islature means the charter has been adopted. If the Legislature desires it may reject or annul It. Each municipality may regulate salaries of all employes and in detail manage all its own affairs, eubject always, of course, to annulment by the Legislature. The home rule ar¬ ticle was both condemned and prais¬ ed. Most of the New York city civic organization give it their approval. They say it is a long step forward to¬ ward self-government, for which New York particularly long has been ap¬ pealing. Judiciary Reorganization. This is the most voluminous article So far as the general reader is concerned, a clear explanation is quite impossible. It provides for a It ment." This is another name for the cutting up of the State into Senate qj '^{\ and Assembly districts. The law Is not materially changed. New York city members of the convention—that | division of the Court of Appeals Ib, the Democratic members—sought | jncfgases the number of Judges in ju- to have this article so worded thatidjcial districts. It wipes out the New York city might some day have i county courts in Kings, Queens and a majority of the 150 Assemblymen. the Bronx, and gives to the City of the State. It cannot do so now, no' court the .same jurisdiction as the matter how large its population may i-ounty courts. grow, because the article provides I The City Court will be fxtended to that each county in the State shall gn boroughs, and will bc the civil have at least one Assemblyman. That court of New York city. General gives 7,1 against New York city to be-,Spssions will he the criminal ctJurt of gin with, there being 'il counties out- the dtv. It will likewise tm extended side the city. Some of the counties to all borough if the new constitu- which are now and will continue to tion is adopted. have an Assemblyman have a popula-j Provision is made for ni"ro expedi¬ tion as low as 14,000, whilo some ofi tious trial of cotirt action^. The ju- the districts in New i ork city have a ! dicial mai hiiierv Is simplified, all dozen times that population and only ono Asspmblyman. Home Rule. Cities of the State have been cry¬ ing for years for home rule. They have found it necessary to go to the Legislature every time they wanted to open a new stroet, to issue bonds or to make any important improve¬ ment. The result was political log¬ rolling and undoubted pxtravagance. Hnder the amendment proposed now each city in tlie Stato is to vote with the idea of making litigation speodior and more satisfactory to both wealthy and poor cllent.s. The law¬ yers generally In the convention soemed to think th%' had done a good job on the judiciary article. Several radical departures wore abandoned. For instance, it had Ixcn tenta¬ tively decidod to provide tor the ap¬ pointment of Judges. Budget. This is witliout (luestion one of the most Important new schemes. At next fall on the question, "Shall we present bills for bridges, road im- havo a new charter?" If they decide i provements and all other kinds of to have one a commission is chosen, iniprovemonis throughout tho State by tho election and that commission originate in tho A.ssembly and mount up to fabulous sums. Tbe system has been condemned. Under the pres¬ ent proposal all items for expenditure by the State must be submitted flrst to the Governor. He goes over them with the heads of the various new de¬ partments and if satlsfled tbat they are necessary puts them in the bud¬ get which goee before the Legialature. The lawmaking bodies may cut down the expenditures. They cannot Initi¬ ate or Increase. They will have power to summon the Governor and his de¬ partment lieads before them lo ex¬ plain any items In the budget. This new proposal has been almost unani¬ mously approved. Taxation. This roused a storm of debate in the convention. It provides for a tax commission of three members, the same as now, but with added powers. It gives the State Board power to go Into any county in the State and re¬ vise the assessments, and gives It also power to assess personal prop¬ erty and corporations. The purpose of the new eystem, as described by its sponsors, is to relieve New York city of the great burden of three-quarters ot the taxes of the State and make the tip-State sections bear their pro¬ portionate share. Salary Increases. These aro generally commended by the convention members. One amend¬ ment would increase the salary of the Governor from $10,000 to $20,000 a year. Another would raise the sal¬ aries of Senators and Assemblymen from $ L.'.OO to $2..".00 a year and give thom railroad expenses once a week from their homes to Albany and re¬ turn. There are many others quite as important as they are, but uninterest¬ ing to the average person. One pro¬ vides that the discussions in both Senate and Assembly shall be taken down In shorthand and printed for circulation throughout tho Stato, the same as the Congressional Record. Otliors provide for serial bonds, whicli moans that bond Issues shall he lim¬ ited in llfo to the length of the Im¬ provoment: that oci upatlonal diseaos shall be plac^d undor the Workmen's Coniponsatioii Commission: that the I.otjislatnre sliall oitlier regulate or prohibit manufacturing in tenement houses, and that there sliall ho a Con¬ servation Commission of nine unpaid member.-^. Tho wonian's suffrage anieiidnient will be submlttod separately. That was provided for by tho last Leglsla ture. LEOAI NOTICEa THE FEOPLK OF THE STATE OF JJew York to Provldnncla Castillo. Upon the petition of Thf Chatham and Phoenix National Bank of New York, you ar>> hereby clt»d to show cause before our SurroKate of the County of NasfiHu. af the PurroKate'.«t Court of said Couni.v. held at the County Court House, at Mineola. in the County of Nacsau. on the 30th day of October, 1915. at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day. why the letters testamentary granted to you on the Sth dav of Jan¬ uary, ]»)2, as executor or the last wlll and testament of Emilio .M. Castillo, deceased, should not be revoked, and also to show cause why you should not be removed as testamentary trustee of and under said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caus¬ ed the seal of the SurroKate's Court of the said County of Nassau l<> be here¬ unto afflxed. Witness, HON. HKXKV SICLKEN WKLLEK. Temiiorary SurroKate of our said County of Nassau, at) the Surro¬ Kate's Offlce, at .Mineola. Itl Ihe said County, the 2l8t day of September, one thousand nine Iiundred and tifteen. (L. S.) SAMUEL T. WRIOHT, trierk of the Surrogate's Court. SUPREMF: COI'HT, .NASSAU COUNTY. —Vincenta I>opat. t>lalntirr, against Frank Lopat. Pefendant. fly virtue of an e.\ecutlon Issued upon a judg-ment rendered in the Supreme Court. Nassau (^ounty, New '^'ork. in the above entitled action in favor of said plaintiff and asalnst said defendant, tested on the 6th day of AUKUst. ini.';. f<nd to me directed and dellveied, I hereby plve notice that on 23RD DAY «F OCTOBKR, lOI.V at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, .at the front door of the Nassau Countv Court Iiouse, In the Town of Hempstead. N. V.. I shall expose fi.r sale as the law directs, all the riKht, tltlo and Interest which the defendant. Krnnk I.opat. h.i.l on Ihe l:.'lh d;iy of .luly, ISI.t. or al anv Ume iliereafier, of, in and to the fol- lowlnp discrihed property: .Ml those certain lots, iileres or pnr- eils of land, situate. IvInR mid belnK in till Town of llempstead. Counly of .Vas¬ sal! ,ind St.iie of .New York, known and il'slKna'iMl on .1 certain mai.. enlltlid, ¦-Map of Carrollton Park," situated at Freeport. .Na.ssau County. N. V., prop- • rty of I.otiK Island Heaitv Co.. .,V. V. City, surveyed September. lltO.'t. bv Hob- • rl Kurz. c. i:,, Jamaica. N. V., and filed in t*ie (line.- of the Clerk of .Nassau County, on the :'8lh day of Sej.timber. Hill.';, as and by the lotmumhers i:ut. l.'U. i;:::. i.ti. i;!4, in.i. and more parlicularlv described as follow.s: Beplnnins: .if tt point In the westerly line of Iii'lisle Avenue, n'.'i feet dislant in a soullieilv dlnellon from the snutli- t\.nti-v)y eorner ot Ellzaheth Street and Pelisle .\venue, runninKT thence westerU- in a line jiarallel with the southerlv line of i:iij;n belli Street. t2,T feet; tlieiici- south.rly In a line parallel with tlie uesli rly line of I..¦lisle ..\venui-. ir.n fe.i: th.-nc .,-ISll lly in a line parall.l Willi the lirsl described course, ijr, f.i i, in the w.st.'ily line of Delisle Avenue, Ih.iice noriherlv alonK the west, rlv liiii- of n.^lisl.- Avenue, 150 feet, to th.-'point ..r iilaci- of b.-KinnlnK- Fiated. Mini..,l;i, Sepi.'mb.-r !Mh. IIM.'.. STl-;i'MI-;\ p. UETTI'l'. SherilT. CLINTON .M. I-'I,IXT. Atlorn.v for I'l.-iin- tiff, I--r.e|,nrl. X. V. TAXI SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT SAFETY FIRST SERVICER COURTESY^^SATISFACTION C. A. SCHLUTER Telephone 888 Shoe Shining Parlor HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATKU CIGARS, CIGARETTES J, A. CHARKALIS 44 So. Main St. FREEPORT -i^ George W* Raynor Staple and Fancy Grocer FLOUR, FEED, BACON, BOILED 'hAM, ' ETC. 'WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE' 11 Weat Merrick Road. . FREEPORT. Telephone 837 PIANO TEACHER Miss C. C. PITCARN, Accompanist 14 Hansome Place, Freeport. Tel. lOO-W, STUDIOS 60 So. Village Ave.. Rockville Centre. Tol. 4 76-.I. DR. J. R. SHAPERO DENTIST 71 S. M.\l\ S'l A. -M. to fi P KHKEIMHIT, \. V l.phone 10.S6-W Freeport ¦ Apiireeinte Sl.vir Diiilliirlion TELEPHONE JAMAICA 660 POST OFFICE BUILDING REAL ESTATE BROKER FULTON STREET JAMAICA LEGAL NOTICES. VOTIC'I-; TO <llF,l»ITOHJ». ri'Usi'A.NT TO .\.N oi;;ii;i; <ii-- iio.x. IIK.XRV SKLIIFX \V 1-:M.I-:I:, Tem- porar.v SurroKate of tin- County of .Nas¬ snu, notic<- is hereby Kiv.-n lo ull per¬ sons liaving eliilnis aKainst Henrietta .M. Patterson. late of Ihe Town of Hempst.-ad. In lh.- said counly. deceased, lo present the same wilh the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the adminis¬ trator with lhe will ann<-x.-d of the Roods, ehatt. Is and credits of said de¬ c.-ased. af his pl;iee of transaclinK busi¬ ness a I l'"reeport, Nassau County. N<-w Vork. on or b.-fore the Ii.'im day of .\prll. next. T>ated, .Mineola. X. Y.. Oct. 4. I!M5. CEOROE V. I'ATTEHKO.N. .\dministralor wilh the will annexed DAVISO.N * U.NDI'.HinDI,. Atlorneys for Ailmlnlstrator, .50 Court Street Brooklyn, X. V. I'orXTV iiilKT. NASSAU CdUNTV -lohn I-'. Iloff. Pl.iintin', iiKainst l-'canoesco Ca- X.iTIci-; i.] \;illi. and others, De- S.\Li;, fendants. In pursuanc.- .-in.I by virtue of i .iudKin.-nt oi.l.r of fun-closur.- and sal mail.- l.y tiiis ('oiirt In th.- abov.- .11 litl.d aetion d.il.-il the l.'Mli dny of Sep lenili.r. Illl.'.. anil Iiied and i-n|i-r.-d i liie .Nnssnu County Cl.rU's Olfice, i. th siiliscril.i I-. ilii- rl r.-ree Iher. in nnmed, will s.n nl pnlilii- aiu-tion nl the fr. slips of lh.. .N.issau Counly Court llfiiis. . nt .MiiH-oln, in tin- Town r.l n-ni|-si .-nd. .Nass.-ui Couiil.\. .New Vork nn Sniiii.lny. tln- .'iiri'ii lit) or- <M Toiii;i{, )im,'>, ni I'll o'.-lo<-l< in the for.-noon of that il.i.y. lhe Jniiils •¦lllll iiremi.ses lies.-ril in sni.l .imlKni' nl ns follows, viz.- -Ml I iial i-ei tain pi.-c- or pm.-.-l Ini:(l Willi iiiiproveini-iits tli.-reou .re. .-.1. siliinte. lyinij: and lieiiiK in tlw- \'il- lau.- of l''r.eport, Countv of .Nns; .111:1 State of X.-w VorU, bound, d and .1.-^eril.eil ns follows: I'.i-.i^imiinu ,-it a point on the souih.-rl sill.- of \Vli;il.-v sli-(-el .listant three hun ilriil and elKlity CiSOi feel westerly from the corner formed by the lnt '-.ction of 111.' w.st.-rly sid.- of I \'i'-w av. nue with tli.- south, rly side of Whal.v str.-.-t, runniim- th.-ne.- south- i-r\y parall.-l Willi H;iv \'i.-w nvenue one liiindri-il and llfty iiri(l) fe.-l. tliene. wc.'it.lly pnrnll.'l Willi Whal.y str.-et si-v.-nly-liv.- iT.'.i f.-i-i .th.-nc nortlii-rly nnd again , Iiarallel with Ba.v \lew ave'- nue one humlr.-.I nnd fiftv (l.llli fe.-t lo 111.- soutlieriy side of Whnl.-y slr.-.-l. nn.l Ih.-nee .nst.-riv alonK 111.- soiith'-rlv si.le of Wlmliy street s.-\enty-fl v.- ( 7.S I f.-et to the point or place of bcKinniii!.;- Dnt.-d. Sl piemher 1 Itli. liiir.. HARRY W. MOORK. Referee. CLOCK i^ SKA.M.V.N. Allornev.-i for PlnintllT, Ofli,-.- mill Postolllie Ad¬ dress, Freepori. .New Vork. ii-n Make That Chilly Room the Most Comfortable Spot in the House Why "shiver" when these cool days come and the furnace has not yet been put on. There is a gas room heater for every purpose—if you have a cold room in yonr house, let one of our representatives see it. HEATERS $1.65 UP COMPLETE Economical to operate The Nassau and Suffolk LightingCo. GEORGE MACDONALD, PrMMtnt IVOTM'K TO CRKOITORS PURSUANT TO A.V ORDER OF HO.N. SELr>EN WELI.,Er{, Temporary Sur- roKnte of the County of Nassau, notice is hereb.v Kiven to all persons havlnK claims aKainst Thomas E. Mills, late of the Town of llempstead, in the said oounty, deceased, to. present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub¬ scriber, the administrator of the KOods, chattels and credits of sajd d.-ceased, at her place of transacting^ business at the (tnic(- ot Elvin .N. Edward. Freeport, New York, on or before the 25th day of April, next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y., S«^t. 2.1, 1915. ELIZABETH V. MILL.":*. Administrator. ELVI.V N. EDWARDS. Attorney for Ad¬ ministrator, 1-7 Hailroad Avenue, Freeporf. N. Y. XOTK'K TO CRKDITORS. PURSUA.VT TO AX OHDER OF HO.V. HE.VHY SELDE.N WELLER, Tem¬ porary Surroffate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice Is hereby Kiven to all ri.-r- sons having claima aKainst Tsahidla Elizabelh Post, late of the Town of Hempstead, in fhe said county, de¬ ceased, fo pr.-sent Ihe same with the vouchers thereof, to Ihe subscriber, fhe executor of fhe last will and testamf-nt of said deceased, at bis place of trans¬ actlnK busin.ss at the office of fieorKo Morton Levy. Freeport. New York, on or before fhe 2;)th dav of April next. I>ated, Mineola. .N. Y.. Sepf. 27. ]!II5. ItlCHAHD T. POST. ' Executor. GEORCE .MORTON LEVY. Attorney for Executor. 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Free- port, LonK Island, N. Y. NOTICE TO « lU-'.niTOHS. PURSUANT TO AX OKHEI; OF IIn.N. IIK.NRY SELDKX WELLER. timpor- ar.v surroKafi- of th.' County of .Nassau, nolle.- is her.by kIv.-ii Io all persons hnvims; claims aKainst Sidnev .S. .lack- son, Inle of Ihl- Town of ll.'nipsl. nd, in 111.- said county, dec.-nsed. to piesent tin- sann- wilh vouchers thereof, to the subscribers tho ox'ecutorH of the last wili and testament of said decensed, nl their tilaces uf transactlnK business nt till- offlc- of .lames .M. Siaman, Wnii- inKli. Xew York, on or before the l.Slli 'lav of .Vfirll next. iMti-d. .Mineola. X. v.: Sept. 11, i;.!,'',. lA.MES .M. SI-;A.MAX. .IEXXH: L. .lACKSd.N. Executors. ll.VKRY C. CLOCK. .Mt.irney for tli.- Executors. Corner .Merrick Road anil Church Street, Fn-eport, .V. Y. GREAT SOl'TH BAY rKRRV COMPAWY SUVfMKR TIME TABLB In EfTect June 30, ISlS. X.4SSAI RY THE SlUi SRA KD«a FRKKPORT POINT LOOKOIT •Stierh Dara Leave Freet.ort I.rf'ave Beacb fi.OO a. m. C.50 a. m. 6.00 a. m. S.IS a. tn. 9.45 a. m. 10.IS a. m. IQ.it, a m. 12.1s p. m. 11.45 a.m. 1.4Sp. m. I 1.15 p. m. 2.4S p. m. I 2.15 p. m. 4.30 p. m. I ;!.-l5 p..m 5.45 p. m. I 5 15 p. ni. 6.20 p. m. I ii.;;0 p. m. 7.00 p. m. • Kuaiiaya aad Halldaj-a Leave Freeport 7.00 a. m. 9.45 a. m., and hourly thereafter until 5.45 p. m. 7.45 \t. m. Leave Nassau 10.15 a. m.. and hourly thereafter until 6.15 p. m. 6.4B p. m. 9.50 p. ni. NOTE.—Sji-a Edpe stops are mada ohly on slKnal or to leave passenKers. I.O\G BR.«rH >Vpek Dara Leave Point Lookout 6.4.=i a. m.. connectinK with 7.21 to N. T. 11.40 a. m., connectluK with 12.32 fo N. T. 2.15 p. m.. conneclInK with 3,10 fo N. T. 4.40 p. m.. conn.-cflnK wilh 5.20 fo N. T. L.-av.- Queenswater 7.411 a. m. (arrival of 6.47 from N. T.) 2.inp. HI. (arrival of 11.05 from N. Y.) -Mill p. m. (arrival of 2.06 from N. Y.\ 5.50 I., m. (arrival of 5.00 from N. Y.) Hundaya L.-av.- Point Lookout son a. m. 11.40,-1. m. 40 |i. in.. connectinK with 4.20 fo N. T. I'll p. m.. connectinK with 6.43 to N. T. live Que.'nswater '2:> n. m. (arrival of O.05 frnm N. T.) (arrlv^fcl of 11.17 from N. Y.> lir. |.. ni. ¦2ii p .NDTK . .Special linii this division. table for Iji bor i'iu:i;iM»HT n\ii.Ro\n company SU.MMER TIMK TABLE 111 efTeot .Tun.- .10. 1SI5. Tri.ll.ys of tin- I-'reeport Railroad 'iimi.;in.v run on hnlf hour headway, •nviiiK the railrond station at Free- iiirl on the hour and half hour up to l'l week days and 9.15 Sundays, con- I'l'liiiK with nil .ast and west bound nrs of the New York and Louk Island 'i.-niion Compnny at Atlantic ,ivi-nu» Mil Smit ll drove str.-et Wrrk llaya ,. .-IV.- Liiivi- W.iodcl. ft I ick I.') p. 111. .'i.l 5 ¦s.XTi ;.i2 6.5S Il.liO Leave I lock U,I5 111.15 1 1.15 Subject 10 SiiihI(|>m mill ¦hnn^i will Lenve i; I;. Station fi on p. m. fi.2n fi 4,s 7.OS 7.V, -N.no !>.10 0 .'0 111.50 UV20 lldn.iH Leavo R. Station 0.3O 10.SO 1 L.'iO ut noiice. R. i.ollK I Eff. cliv. Leave .M.-rr -i.Vlv.qnla SInl in.-dlnte slnti. i;.:!s. i;.5i. Illilll lliillronil Timr Tnblr live S.-ii|i-nibi-r S. 1 9 1-I 1 for New York. P. 11 Rrooklyn ami inl. W.-.-k-dnys. .', Ifi. .'•, -I'i. 17. S.m. is.12, nn l.u fi.4X, I.e.- sylvn days. S.n.". i.:;:i. I', m 1 L'.llli II.II Tl-i n.ii.v sinlii nil..'11 ,1 I.'T *. 1 1. n^'.ni n. T!i. nil.I Tr: SIntii cipnl 7.1111. :'..'iii. iT.in. Sllllll. '¦'^i n 1 elll ust ^. l--r.. 1 nin Slnli 5.20, 5. IS. Ifi, S.5. ¦i.iifi. I.L'I. : Suii.ln\ L'.IS. 1 p. III. ins le.-lV. on. Pnt. .ns- W.- 11 :;5 ,1. .lif."..:::'. iiS.ii::. ;i' nii^lii: S C2.'2:i. 2. p. Ill : 1 ins li-nv. n. for Fr inl'. rnn-i s.::5, 11.(1. :.5.'.. 11.41 s.in. 10.1 vs. 1 Iill. "'-'¦'• '¦ "-' rnilIS nil ns l.n .Ml oil f, ill an 'ifi. fi. . Ill.l s. (I 5 Ifi. '1. l-'i. . llouu. k .lnv 11 : 1. n7. ; indnv 7. ;'.-'i 1.41 1 Xi-w -i-por iale N 'A ¦vv 1 nroo 12, . 10 2. S 17. M,i-t n 1 s. n nfi. 1 1.1 -¦, 5. .'. -lit iKll Yor . .M. tali n. mr; 1 5.00. 5..'i;! 1. n.no p. s.25. fl s.os. i(\ V. Midnv I.J.s .01 siirnnl 10. ibvl onlv ru York. I klvn W fi.5S. -,.-22. ',¦ 2fi 7.1 fo .1 1 (. L'.L in. '• ;i. .u <. I rn Ills >.4 5. in a. Ill : 15. S.1 fi, fi.L'l a '..¦ S.ll.'-.. r .\niil.\ inll mil 4 1. C.4S. 2. 2.4 1, ifi..'17, 1. III.; n!i.2'i. .' oli.'.n. '. iiiisvl ek nnd : nil.5(1. ". si.12. 51. fi.15. ; 1.10 n 1..14 a. ni : 18 on lis p. III.; only. fo .lm •1 iiii- eek- 7.1R. 12.11, I I . 1 ;< m.; H.4.S, vilie. dlnte S.IO, i:;.5i, i7 Ofi, 12.17, 1(I.5B ill (i;;. 'a Ilia prin 5.54. 2.00, 6.50, iKht; 1.17, 12 :m laic.i Iliv. 11X11 ¦lion !ii..iklvii < sSnlunlaxs ..niv, fl-;x.-epl SnlurilnNS. i Kxcept holiilnvs. IKxcept Saluriln\s .inil holidays. Trains I.-nvi- Hrooklvn. Flatbush Ave¬ nne .Station, ali'.iil th.' same flme as llms. sli.iwii from .New York. I'ennsvl- \niiin Sialion. This lime lable subject 111 cliaiiKi- wiiliout nnlici-. NOTICK T«> CHKIIITOHS. PURSUANT TO AN OHDKR OF IK^N. HENRY SELDKX WELLER, tempor¬ ary surroKHte of 'be County of .Nassau, notice Is li.-reb.v Kiven to all p.Tsotis havinK claims aKainst Tnwns.-nd H;iff, late of the Town of Hempst.ad, In tin- said county, deceased, fo pres.-nt tlii- same wilh the vouch.-rs th.-reof, lo tin- subscriber, the administralor of the Koods. chatt.'ls and cr.-dlts of said d.- c-ased, at her place of transactlnK busl¬ n.ss al the office of Clock A Seaman, Freeporf, New York, on or before the Inlh dav of April, next. Dat(-d. Mineola. .N. Y.. Sepf. 21, 1015. MARY E. HAFF. Administrator. ('LOCK * SEAMAN. Attorneys for Ad¬ nilnlstrator. Fr.-eport. Lonpr Island. Xew York. NOTICB TO CRKOITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Henry Selden Weller, temporary surroKafe of the County of Nassau, notice Is hereby clven fo al! persons havinK claims aKainst Cornelia A. Vooris, late of the town of Ht-mpstead, in the said county, deceased, fo present the name with the voucher* thereof, to fhe subscrlbfr fhe admlnlBtrafor (if the Koods. chalteis and credits of saiif deceased, at his place of transactlnK business at fhe offlce of Georpe Morton Levy, Freeport, New York, on or before the 15th day of February next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. July 29, 1915. CHARLES F. VOORIS, Administrator. GEORGK MORTON LEVY. Atforney for Administrator, 1-7 Railroad avenue, Freeport. N. T. NOTICK OF DINNOLITION. The Board of Directors of "WELDEN AXD S.MITH. INC.." haviiiK met pur- siiniit to nolic- served upon each of the direclors called for th.' sp.cific purpose of considerinK the ailvlsabllity of a v(jI- untary disHOlutlon without Judicial pro- ee.-diiiKs on the 14th dny <if September. 1015, at K.OO P. M.. af tin- law offic. s of OeorKe Morton Levy. 1-7 Itailroad Ave¬ nue. Freeporf, New York, lln- followinK resolution was adople.l by thc unani¬ mous vote of Ihe entlr.- board: (1) That lb.' Hoard of Directors of said corporation at a m<-etln;? call.d for Ihat purji'is.- upon three days' nollce fo each director, h.-ld pursuant thereto on thi- Hth dny of September, 1015, at S.OO P. M . at the law offlceB of GeorR'- Morton Levy. 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, .V. Y.. did adopt the followinK resolution by a vote of the majority of the whole board: "WHEREAS, In the opinion of the board, it iJ advisable to dissolve the corporation forthwith. TIIKREFOHE, BK IT HE.SOLVED. that the Hoard of DIrectorH recom- ni. nds the dissolution of the company under the provl.slon of S. ction 221 of the Oi-mral CorDorailon Law. and her.-by calls a mepffnK of lis stockholders to be h( Id at the law offlc. s of GeorKe Mor¬ ton Levy, Freeport, N. Y., on the 25fh day of Octo'jer. 1915. at 8.00 P. M., tor the purpose of voiUik upon a proposi¬ tion for immediate diasolufion In ac¬ cordance" with requirements of said law. KENNETH WATERMAN, 10-S-15-Jt Secretary, n.AII.V THOM.EV TIMR TABLK. .MInroln -Hrookl.vn Illvision. ¦ive IfempNlr-ail, Main nnd Front Sts.: Soullihound at 4.30. 4.45, 5.15. 5.30 a. : llien .-very 30 minutes thereafter until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. lo Rockvlll* Ci-nire only. Xorthbound at 5.30 a. in . and every 30 mlnufes thereafter until 12.00 a m. Lnst car leaves City Lln.-. Brooklyn, for Henipstead flt 12.45 a. ni A flfte. n-mlnule headway Is operated between Rockville Centre and Brook¬ lyn ns follows: Week days. excp|)t ,Suri- rtnys l.-avi- Oriint and Liberty streets, Brooklyn. fi.OO a. m. fill 9.15 a. m.: fhen 2.45 p. m. till 7,45 p. m. Sundays, 12 00 N. till 8.45 p. m. Hrmpatrail-.lamnira Division. I.enve Hempst.-nd, Main and Front Sts.: Westbouin! at 5.30 a. m.. and every 30 miniiKs llnreHfler unfll 11.30 p. m. Siindftys. R 30 n, m . and every 30 mln¬ ufes th.r.-afler until 11.30 p m, Kastbound. fi 15 a. m.. and every 39 mlnntes fher.nfler until 12.15 a m. Sundays. 7.15 «. m.. nnd then the same schedule as w.-ek days. Jrrlrho I'Ikr Illvision. Leaves Miin-nln. Boulevard and Old Coun tr.v road: Westhound. 5 30 n. m., and every 30 minutes th.-renfter until 9.15 p. m., then 10 15 nnd 11.15 p. m. Sundays. first cnr. 6.15 a. m., then same schedule as week days. Leave Jninnlcn, Fulton and WashlnKton streets- Ensfbound. 6.30 a. m.. and every 10 minutes therenffer until 1000 p. m.; Ihen 11 00 p in. and 12.00 a. ni. Run- dnvs. first cnr. 7.15 a. m., fhen same schedule as week davs. J. M. .'STODDARD. Supt TIIF, NKW YORK AND NORTH •HIORK TRACTION COMPANV, Time Tnhle I,.,.-clive Jan 1, 1915 Wrrk I>a:r^. Leave I'r.rt WashlnKton for MIneoln. Hicksville nnd FlushlnK; 6.05 a. m.; th.-n .very hour until 10.OS p. m. Car l.-nvlntr Port Wnshlnelon nf 11.05 p m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only. Le.-ive FlushlnK for Port WashlnKton nnd Hicksville: 5.30 a. m.: then every hour until 9.30 p. m. Cars leavine 9.3I> and 10.30 p. rn. to Knslyn Clock Tower 9a<nrilays. Car li-avInK FlushlnK af J.30 p. m runs tn HIeWsvllle. Leave Hicksville for Port WashlnK¬ ton and FlushlnK' t 35 a. m : then evsry ho'ir until 9.3o p. m. Car leavlnur Hiclt»- vlll at 10.36 p. m. to Roalyn csir barn only. Oaailars. Leave port WashlnKton for MIneols Hicksville and I iiishInK: 7.p5 n. m.; then everv hour until Kl.or, p m Cnr leavlnK Port WashlnKton VI.05 n. m. fo Itoslyn Cli/.-k Tower only. ' { Leave FlushlnK for Port 'wlMhlnKton snd Hicksville: 6 30 a. m.: fhA every hour until 9.3n p. rn. I^nr leavlntr 10.3« p. m. fo Hoslyn Clock Tower only. Leave HlcKSvllle fnr Port Washlnr- ton and FlushlnK; 7.35 a. m.. then every hour until 9,35 p. m. Car leaving: Hlcks- I yllle at 10.S5 n. m. and 11. J» p. m. t* Koalyn car bat n only.
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The Office of Desire
Martha Moody - Author
ISBN 9781101217603 | 336 pages | 02 Aug 2007 | Riverhead | 18 - AND UP
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From the national bestselling author of Best Friends: a touching novel about five very different people navigating workand life.
Moody captures the easy back-and-forth of seemingly innocuous office banter and keeps things moving with a fluctuating plot that makes for a surprisingly addictive...read. Alicia, Brice, and Caroline are the ABCsthree close friends who have been brought together while working at the cozy medical practice of Drs. Markowitz and Strub in Midburg, Ohio. But when Alicia and Dr. Strub begin an affair, a dramatic chain of events ensues that gradually but drastically changes the office environmentultimately requiring all five coworkers to redefine their relationships to one another. Finally, a questionable business venture precipitates a tragedy that will either tear them apart or bring them closer together. Touching and insightful, The Office of Desire will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced the unlikely alliances that develop at work, and seen what happens when those relationships are altered. The Washington Post |
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Arbor Terrace Apartments
1012 W Pioneer Pl, Arlington, TX 76013 View On MapWelcome to Great Living at Arbor Terrace! We are Renovating!! Come and See our New Look!
Pamper yourself with worry-free living at Arbor Terrace. Arbor Terrace offers magnificent views from our one and two bedroom homes for rent in Arlington,Texas. Arbor Terrace is minutes from Hwy I-30 and 360, and less than a mile from shopping boutiques and upscale restaurants and the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Ameriquest Field, Six Flags, and Hurricane Harbor are minutes away as well as miles of hiking and bicycle trails at nearby Randoll Mill Park and River Legacy Park. Come home and cool off in our sparkling swimming pool. Welcome to Arbor Terrace where our fabulous office and service teams are waiting to serve your needs!
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- Gazebo with Courtyard
- Pets Welcome*
- Two Sparkling Pools
- Kitchen Pantry*
- Se Habla Espanol
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- Large Living Areas
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- Air Conditioning
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Dog: Up to 2 are permitted
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