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Teenagers, Adults Exchange Views On Problems Nassau County Republican Trader Joseph Margiotta, second from left, and Nassau County Comptroller, Angelo Roncallo ( right) were the featured speakers at a dinner meeting of the North Massapequa Republican Committeemen last Thursday at the Sea C r e st Restaurant. North Massapequa Republican reader, Domini ckBa ran-ello is left and Virginia Earey, who is in charge of Nixon Headquarters is holding the standard bearer. Pokfess Photo A. D. Voting Figures Rise Weekend registration figures released by the Board of Elections showed that 5,931 new voters will be eligible to vote on November 5 in the Eighth Assembly District making a total of 66,120 eligible voters. 6,141 registered in the Ninth Assembly District for a total of 49,589 eligible to vote in November. About 40 teenagers and adults exchanged youth problems and views during a brain- storming session last Thursday at Mar-jorie Post Community Park attended by school, civic and church groups. The meeting, called by Councilman Philip B. Ilealey, was moderated by Jerry Marcus, Town recreation department youth bureau supervisor0 Four teenage and three adult groups met separately to point up and present existing problems for audience discussion. Problems aired centered around communication with parents, police and school officials; the need for more transportation; use of narcotics; additional recreational programs; lack of parental understanding; lack of respect for authority and vandalism,, Ilealey said the recommendations made by those participating in the conference will be studied and where possible programs will be developed and facilities made available to accommodate the youth's needs. The conference, the first in a series scheduled to be held in various communities throughout the town- As a result of Thursday's meeting, Plainedge and Massapequa area teenagers will participate in planning a teenage program under the auspices of the Oyster Bay Town Department of Recreation and Community Activities. Town Prepares To Battle Leaves Oyster Bay Town is preparing to tackle the job of removing felling leaves this month according to Majority Leader Ralph J. Marino who announced that the program will start when the leaves begin falling. All of the town's 683 miles of highways will be included in the program which will feature the posting of signs displaying a large oak leaf marking the areas that will be serviced. Leaf pick - up will begin, weather permitting, within two days after the signs are placed and leaf machines will work from north to south and will spend as much time as necessary in the area, depending on the volume. They will return to the same areas as needed. On town roads, leaves should be accumulated at the curbs for the street cleaning machines - vacuum leaf machines and street sweepers. Shrub cuttings and other refuse should be placed in disposable containers and left for refuse pick up since they damage leaf collecting equipment,, The Nassau County Department of l> ublic Works lias ordered all leaves on county roads be placed in disposable containers for regular refuse pick up. " Sprinkling of the leaves with a hose will hold them down, if necessary, until the area is serviced," said Marino. Oh, to be young and in New York, and have reserve money in the bank. Privilege Checking comes with reserve money in the bank. Now you can trade in ypur everyday checking account. Privilege Cheeking does the job better. It's a w o r k a d a y checking account lhat lels you pay your regular bills rfnd keeps a comfortable cushion of cash in reserve ( from $ 500 to $ 5,000) for when you need it. For unexpected things. Like medical bills. Bargains. To use the reserve cash in your Chemical New York ( MIMICAI HANK NIW V0HK I Hi**. I COMPANY account just write one of your o w n (• hecks. Leave your savings intact. Pay us as you would any loan. Interest is V/< per month. And, il you never use it, you never pay. ( iel Privilege < checking. For an application, call 2I2- 422-()()() 2. M, , n>. u; Young New York. When their needs a r e financial, their reaction is Chemical. MASSAPEQUA - 995 Hicksville Rd", Richard |_. Martin, Mgr<" BELLMORE , 2680 Merrick Rd , Frank F e l i t t i , Mgr. Page 2 Farmingdale OBSERVER.- Thursday / October ,) 0, 1968
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When Was the last time you sat down with a true CLASSIC movie?
I love movies, especially older movies. I have a pretty extensive collection of DVDs of what I consider "the classics" when it comes to movies. Yes, "Casablanca" is the one I treasure and view the most. I think I can recite most of the movie by heart..."here's looking at you kid." When Casablanca came out in 1942, the U.S. had just declared war on Germany a few months earlier. So Casablanca was a very "timely release." People wanted to see movies about the war. That's why so many movies were made about WW2. But Casablanca was really the king of movies with the great war as the setting. Why? Because it was a LOVE STORY set during the war. Bogart and Bergman were the perfect choice as long lost lovers who reunite in a Moroccan night club.
I don't know why, but with certain movies, like Casablanca, I just never tire of watching them over and over. Another one of my classics is Dr. Zhivago. Omar Sharif and Julie Christie again, were brilliantly cast to play two lovers who lose and find each other time and time again during the days of the Russian revolution and the years after. David Lean directed Dr. Zhivago and during the late 1950s through the mid 60s, there was no greater director of movies that eventually would be regarded as classics. He started with "Bridge on the River Kwai" in 1957, followed it up with "Lawrence of Arabia" in 1962
and then Dr. Zhivago in 1965. In my opinion, there was no greater accomplishment in film than what Lean did during this stretch of 8 years.
I think sometimes a lot of us get stuck on the "new release" movies when we go to rent them or view them online. It's easy to do. But for your next movie, check out imdb.com and look for a classic from the past. A good way to sort through them is to check the "Best Picture" winners. Maybe you can introduce your teenager to one of these films. So many of these movies are worthy of your time.
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Chicken Taco Soup
For a thermos that rocks, try this soup!
by Rachael Ray | on 10/09/07
- 1/2 cup store-bought mild green salsa
- 1 cup cooked chicken, shredded or chopped
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 1/2 cups chicken stock
- 1/2 cup whole grain tortilla chips, crushed
- 1/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
Serves 1
To a medium size saucepot, add the salsa verde and chicken. Season with salt and pepper and stir in the chicken stock.
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Voice your concern: Gas Leases Colliding with Turtle Habitat in TX
The Texas coast is one of the most dangerous places in the world for nesting and migrating Kemp's ridley sea turtles. On June 28, 2012, the Department of the Interior released the Proposed Oil and Gas Leasing Program which included five proposed areas located in the Western Planning Area (WPA) of the Gulf of Mexico (GOM). The general area proposed for these WPA lease sales, encompasses approximately 20.7 million acres in the western portion of the GOM (excluding whole and partial blocks within the boundary of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary).In order to implement the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is preparing a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The BOEM must consider the potential impact to this area from among other things, the Deepwater Horizon explosion, oil spill and response. Further development of the GOM can damage marine life, causing sea turtles to be displaced and disrupting their feeding and mating behaviors.Federal officials are asking for public comments and will hold a meeting in Galveston, TX. A representative from Sea Turtle Restoration Project will attend this meeting, so if possible would you please join her and add your voice in support of sea turtles.Galveston, Texas: Tuesday, August 6, 2013Courtyard Galveston Island Gulf Front Marriott9550 Seawall BlvdMeeting beginning at 6:30 p.m.To learn more about the area impacted and to submit comments please click here.Your comments may include:
Near shore Gulf of Mexico waters serve as a prime foraging habitat for post nesting Kemps ridley turtles, adults migrating between breeding and foraging habitats, and by post-hatchlings and juveniles during early life stages.
A foraging corridor exists in nearshore Gulf of Mexico waters and underscores the need for international cooperation for conservation of Kemps ridley sea turtles.
Thirty-one platform transmitter terminals were deployed on Kemp's ridleys that nested at Padre Island National Seashore and Rancho Nuevo over a 13-year period between 1998 and 2011. The results of this study define critical foraging area hotspots for this species and specifically for post-nesting Kemps ridley turtles in the northern Gulf of Mexico.


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January 30, 2007
Professional actress will highlight ASU's first Theatre Festival
Augusta, GA – Freda Scott Giles, associate professor of theatre and specialist in African-American theatre in the Department of Theatre and Film Studies at the University of Georgia (UGA), will highlight Augusta State University's three-day Theatre Festival, which will be held Thursday, Feb. 8, through Saturday, Feb. 10.
Dr. Giles, a professional actress with several play scripts to her credit, will present Some Thoughts on Theatre in the 21st Century at 5 p.m. on Saturday at ASU's Jaguar Student Activities Center Coffeehouse. A member of the Actors Equity Association, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and the Screen Actors Guild, Dr. Giles has performed numerous roles off-Broadway as well as in film, television, and radio. She has written a number of articles on African-American theatre and drama, particularly relating to the Harlem Renaissance period.
She has presented papers at the National Education Theatre Conference, the Third World Theatre Conference, and the African-American Arts Development Forum, among others. Before joining the faculty at UGA, she taught at the State University of New York at Albany, City College, and the City University of New York.
Dr. Giles earned a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Albany, a master's degree from Columbia University, and a doctoral degree from the City University of New York.
The Theatre Festival, which will begin with A Festival of Plays on Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Maxwell Theatre, showcases the talents of Augusta State students as well as members of the community. There will be several short plays each night, and talkback sessions will follow each performance, and Dr. Giles will provide commentary.
General admission tickets for the theatre performances are $5 each night. ASU faculty, staff, and students are admitted free with the valid ASU ID. Dr. Giles' presentation is free. For more information about the festival, contact Shelly Ford, coordinator of the Theatre Festival and Assistant Professor in ASU's Department of Communications and Professional Writing at 706-729-2416.
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Foreigners Make Run on US Housing Market
Falling home prices may be plaguing the US economy, but they are candy to foreign investors, who already have a weak dollar on their side.
Buyers from overseas spent roughly $41 billion on US residential real estate last year, a bump up from the previous year. US real estate agents report a surge this Spring especially, as foreign buyers see continued pressure on home prices and ample bargains.
"I don't think they're so concerned about the prices dropping as they are about getting value for their money," says Rick Ambrose, a Coldwell Banker agent in Lake Mohawk, NJ.
Ambrose and his colleague Mary Pat Spekhardt recently hosted two groups of Japanese investors searching for homes on the scenic lake just about an hour outside of New York City.
"They can work here, be close to the city, be close to their corporations and still feel like they're on vacation. I think that's really what grabbed everybody. That's what got them," says Spekhardt.
The group of about 35 from Japan also toured properties in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, which are more popular choices among foreign investors.
A new survey by Trulia.com that tracks searches from potential foreign buyers found LA ranked number one in potential interest traffic, trailed by New York City, Cape Coral, Fl, Fort Lauderdale, FL and Las Vegas.
The greatest interest is from buyers in the UK, Canada and Australia.
"Prices now in the US are generally 30-40 percent off from the peak.
In addition, the weakness of the dollar gives the Japanese an advantage, as it does the Europeans, of another 20-25 percent off, so they're seeing real bargains and opportunities," notes Ambrose.
The interest is pretty widespread, with Brazilians trolling Miami and Russians and Chinese hunting in Chicago, according to Trulia's survey.
What's so interesting to me, though, is that foreigners are so much more ready to jump into the market now than US investors. Granted, they have, as noted, the weak dollar on their side, but they also seem to have a longer term view. US buyers are so afraid to a lose a little in the short term on paper, they don't realize they could gain a lot in the long term. Of course foreign buyers are largely using cash, which many US buyers are lacking. Credit, or lack thereof, is playing against the US investor.
Prices in Miami are actually beginning to recover, especially in the condo market, thanks to foreign buyers, so much so that the foreigners are beating out the Americans.
I remember all the rage a long time ago when the Japanese were buying up commercial real estate in New York City.
Everyone was so appalled. Not so much now, even up in Lake Mohawk, NJ...
"It isn't popular. It is unforeseen territory, and it's unique. I think it's a very smart choice. It's not where everyone is looking," says Spekhardt.
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Day 1
Fly into Malaga and transfer to our hotel close to the airport.
Day 2
We take a public bus this morning to the historic city of Granada, situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. After an orientation tour, there will be time to fully explore the Albaicin gypsy quarter, the Moorish baths and Capilla Real, resting place of the Catholic monarchs who ended Moorish rule in Spain. We also recommend a visit to the Alhambra Palace, the most visited monument in Spain (optional). Considering its popularity, tickets should be prebooked for the afternoon 2pm session and directly with the Alhambra via www.alhambra.org
Day 3
Our next destination is Ronda, renowned for its Three Bridges and Corrida Goyesca, the oldest bullring in Spain. This Andalucian city was also admired by Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles who understandably spent many summers here. We also visit the beautiful White Village of Setenil de la Bodegas, set amid Andalucia's rolling hills. After a wander through the narrow streets of this quaint village, there is the option to enjoy lunch at a traditional bodega and try the famous chorizo from the area.
Day 4
We transfer to the stunning Grazalema National Park for a gentle walk through rolling olive groves and a relaxing break from the city. We return to Ronda in the evening.
Day 5
After a short transfer to Ronda train station, we board our train to Algeciras for an exciting ferry journey across to Morocco. We arrive in Tangier with a full evening to explore the vibrant medina and get our first taste of Morocco, possibly with a Tagine.
Day 6
Today we travel by private bus down to one the world's finest Islamic cities, Fez. En route, we will make a stop in the beautiful area of Chefchouen, situated in the Rif Mountains. Founded by Moorish exiles from Spain in 1471, this small settlement was first built as a fortress to fight the Portuguese invasions of northern Morocco. Many sought refuge here in mediaeval times and although the Spanish seized Chefchaouen in 1920, it was returned in 1956 after the independence of Morocco.
Day 7
After a morning guided tour of the labyrinth of alleyways including a visit to the Andalucian Quarter, the afternoon is free to discover more of the intellectual and religious heart of Morocco. Fez has many mosques and medersas (theological colleges) including the 9th century Karouine University, whose architecture is very similar to that seen in Moorish Spain. The famous medina in Fez is one of the largest in the world and in its immense and confusing warren of souks there are thousands of craftsmen in their tiny shops opening onto the narrow alleyways. Noisy and pungent, hot and claustrophobic, the medina of Fez is a totally absorbing and unique experience.
Day 8
A short transfer this morning takes us to the Roman site of Volubilis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to housing the largest and best preserved Roman ruins in North Africa. Despite the damage caused by the 1755 earthquake, this important Roman town managed to retain some detailed and very beautiful mosaics. We delve further into this country's amazing history as we journey to the capital of Morocco, Rabat. We enjoy an orientation walk around the city including a short break at the pretty walled Kasbah des Oudaias.
Day 9
Today, we head south and board our train in the morning for our 4-hour journey to Marrakech, This wonderful experience gives us time to reflect on all that we have seen and prepares us for a completely different aspect of Morocco. Our journey continues another 1.5 hours into the breath-taking Atlas Mountains, where we settle into a relaxed evening at our characterful gite in Tachedirt.
Day 10
We take the chance to stretch the legs this morning and enjoy a gentle walk in the foothills of Toubkal, Morocco's highest mountain at a towering 4167m. We return to Marrakech in the afternoon so we can enjoy a visit to the famous Djemaa el Fna Square, around which Marrakech revolves. The name literally means 'place of death', as it was where Sultans used to display the heads of their enemies. Now, with the food stalls, snake charmers, water-sellers, travelling musicians and acrobats, it is a place of entertainment for both Moroccan and overseas visitors.
Day 11
Today is free to explore the souks for some last-minute shopping, palaces and mosques of Marrakech. Other optional activities include a Calèche ride (bright green horse drawn carriage) to the peaceful Majorelle Gardens, which are decorated throughout in Indigo Blue and house a small Museum of Islamic Art. A final treat may simply be to try a hammam, a traditional Moroccan steam bath - a nice reward to complete our adventure.
Day 12
After breakfast, we are transferred to the airport for our flight back to London.


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The censorship committee of the Cairo International Film festival has rejected three of the 60 films it has reviewed so far, the Al-Ahram Arabic news website reported on Wednesday.
The three films were denied permission to appear at the festival due to their themes of sex, homosexuality, adultery, and nudity.
At previous festivals, the censorship committee accepted films containing nudity and sex but only critics and journalists could watch them.
The 35th Cairo International Film Festival is set to take place later this year.
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When Missouri pole vaulter Brian Hancock was in seventh grade, he played football and basketball with other teenagers. Yet it was practicing on a pole vault pit in his uncle's barn that would eventually make the Monroe City, Mo., native the only freshman on the MU men's track and field team to qualify and compete in this weekend's Mideast Regional meet.
Tigers vaulter falls short, but impresses
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Category: Violence Against Women
A female freelance writer who blogged about the pornography industry was threatened with rape. A single mother who blogged about "the daily ins and outs of being a mom" was threatened by a cyber-stalker who claimed that she beat her son and that he had her under surveillance. Kathy Sierra, who won a large following by blogging about designing software that makes people happy, became a target of anonymous online attacks that included photos of her with a noose around her neck and a muzzle over her mouth.
Read More...On the morning of Monday, Jan. 9, 2006, a 21-year-old Army specialist named Suzanne Swift went AWOL. Her unit, the 54th Military Police Company, out of Fort Lewis, Wash., was two days away from leaving for Iraq. Swift and her platoon had been home less than a year, having completed one 12-month tour of duty in February 2005, and now the rumor was that they were headed to Baghdad to run a detention center. The footlockers were packed. The company's 130 soldiers had been granted a weekend leave in order to go where they needed to go, to say whatever goodbyes needed saying. When they reassembled at 7 a.m. that Monday, uniformed and standing in immaculate rows, Specialist Swift, who during the first deployment drove a Humvee on combat patrols near Karbala, was not among them.
Read More...Dolce & Gabbana are giving up on an ad campaign featuring a 'fantasy rape.' But they may have won the publicity war after all.
Read More...The paper, presented at the University of Buffalo Law School, details the physical and mental health implications and workforce and financial status of those victimized by sexual harassment and assault in the US Armed Forces. The paper will supplemented in the near future with a special report.
Read More...According to the Pentagon, there were 2,374 reported cases of sexual assault against women in uniform over the past year. But as the saga of military police officer Suzanne Swift shows, numbers alone don't tell the whole story.
Read More...The story that touched our hearts this week was about 10 little girls shot point-blank in Pennsylvania's Amish country.
Not 10 children, as some news reports put it. But 10 girls. The shooter wanted to harm only the girls.
Read More...We must not forget the death of Abeer, who was allegedly stalked, raped and killed by American soldiers. Abeer was 14 years old; her name means 'fragrance of flowers.'
Read More...More than 100 young women who expressed interest in joining the military in the past year were preyed upon sexually by their recruiters. Women were raped on recruiting office couches, assaulted in government cars and groped en route to entrance exams.
Read More...Victims of domestic violence suffer at work as well as home, losing costly work hours to distraction and absenteeism, new research shows.
Read More..."Breast ironing" -- the use of hard or heated objects or other substances to try to stunt breast growth in girls -- is a traditional practice in West Africa, experts say. A new survey has revealed it is shockingly widespread in Cameroon, where one in four teenagers are subjected to the traumatic process by relatives, often hoping to lessen their sexual attractiveness.
Read More...It is nearly inconceivable, and certainly inexcusable, that TV shows like F/X's "Rescue Me" can still suggest that women "enjoy" rape.
Read More...Over 500 cases of sexual assault have been reported among U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan since the summer of 2002, according to the executive director of the Miles Foundation, a nonprofit group that tracks sexual crimes in the military.
Read More...Yvette Cade's husband stormed into her workplace, threw gasoline on her and set her on fire. Many disfigured victims don't like to show themselves in public for years after they are burned. But Cade wears her scars boldly.
Read More...A constitutional amendment banning gay marriage bars prosecutors from charging some unmarried people under the state's domestic violence law, a state appeals court ruled. The recent decision by the 2nd District Court of Appeals is the first from Ohio's 12 appellate courts to rule that the Defense of Marriage amendment, passed by voters in 2004, means that the domestic violence law does not apply to unmarried people. For background, see State Anti-Marriage Amendments Threaten Domestic Violence Laws.
Read More...Lynne Duke of the Washington Post writes, "She was black, they were white, and race and sex were in the air. But whatever actually happened that March 13 night at Duke University -- both the reported rape and its surrounding details are hotly disputed -- it appears at least that the disturbing historic script of the sexual abuse of black women was playing out inside that lacrosse team house party."
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Printing to any printer from Classic
Now I just need to figure out how to make it print 3 copies of each image.Try setting Copies: to 3 in the Classic app's print dialog and then click the Save Settings button at the lower left corner. It will keep that copies settings until you change it and re-save. I tested it right now and it printed 3 copies of an item through a legacy app and the default OS X printer using the following folder action script: on adding folder items to this_folder after receiving added_items repeat with each_item in added_items tell application "Printer Setup Utility" to open each_item delay 5 tell application "Finder" to delete each_item end repeat end adding folder items toI had the Finder delete the file so that it would clean up after itself. Also, thank you and Dave Howell for this hint. I've been looking for just a solution.
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You're welcome. :) I posted it when I happened to trip across this hint and thought "I'm doing it a different way that's not so Unix-y. I guess there are some other people who might want to hear about it."
Note that you can also print from an OS9-only computer this way. You have to AppleShare the print folder on an OSX-machine. So you save the .ps/.pdf file across the network to the Folder Action'ed folder on the OSX computer, and off you go. Finally, the reason I have the .ps to .pdf code is that when I first wrote the script, I was running Jaguar, sharing my DeskJet, and unaware of the GIMP printing drivers, and a .ps file wouldn't print. I couldn't test to see if it was still necessary because not only am I running Panther now, but I also have GhostScript installed and a lot of other non-standard stuff (for the TeX typesetting system, in this case), and what worked for me might not work for other people. I found a reference somewhere that Jaguar had "pstopdf," and I figured better safe than sorry. |
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Capillary action
Capillary action (sometimes capillarity, capillary motion, or wicking) is the ability of a liquid to flow in narrow spaces without the assistance of, and in opposition to, external forces like gravity. The effect can be seen in the drawing up of liquids between the hairs of a paint-brush, in a thin tube, in porous materials such as paper, in some non-porous materials such as liquified carbon fiber, or in a cell. It occurs because of intermolecular forces between the liquid and surrounding solid surfaces. If the diameter of the tube is sufficiently small, then the combination of surface tension (which is caused by cohesion within the liquid) and adhesive forces between the liquid and container act to lift the liquid. In short, the capillary action is due to the pressure of cohesion and adhesion which cause the liquid to work against gravity.[1]
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The first recorded observation of capillary action was by Leonardo da Vinci.[2][3] In 1660, capillary action was still a novelty to the Irish chemist Robert Boyle, when he reported that "some inquisitive French Men" had observed that when a capillary tube was dipped into water, the water would ascend to "some height in the Pipe". Boyle then reported an experiment in which he dipped a capillary tube into red wine and then subjected the tube to a partial vacuum. He found that the vacuum had no observable influence on the height of the liquid in the capillary, so the behavior of liquids in capillary tubes was due to some phenomenon different from that which governed mercury barometers.[4]
Others soon followed Boyle's lead.[5] Some (e.g., Honoré Fabri,[6] Jacob Bernoulli[7]) thought that liquids rose in capillaries because air couldn't enter capillaries as easily as liquids, so the air pressure was lower inside capillaries. Others (e.g., Isaac Vossius,[8] Giovanni Alfonso Borelli,[9] Louis Carré,[10] Francis Hauksbee,[11] Josia Weitbrecht,[12]) thought that the particles of liquid were attracted to each other and to the walls of the capillary.
Albert Einstein's first paper, which was submitted to Annalen der Physik in 1900, was on capillarity.[13][14]
Phenomena and physics of capillary action[edit]
A common apparatus used to demonstrate the first phenomenon is the capillary tube. When the lower end of a vertical glass tube is placed in a liquid, such as water, a concave meniscus forms. Adhesion occurs between the fluid and the solid inner wall pulling the liquid column up until there is a sufficient mass of liquid for gravitational forces to overcome these intermolecular forces. The contact length (around the edge) between the top of the liquid column and the tube is proportional to the diameter of the tube, while the weight of the liquid column is proportional to the square of the tube's diameter. So, a narrow tube will draw a liquid column higher than a wider tube will.
In plants and trees[edit]
The capillary action is enhanced in trees by branching, evaporation at the leaves creating depressurization, and probably by osmotic pressure added at the roots and possibly at other locations inside the plant, especially when gathering humidity with air roots.[15][16]
Capillary action is essential for the drainage of constantly produced tear fluid from the eye. Two canaliculi of tiny diameter are present in the inner corner of the eyelid, also called the lacrimal ducts; their openings can be seen with the naked eye within the lacrymal sacs when the eyelids are everted.
Wicking is the absorption of a liquid by a material in the manner of a candle wick. Paper towels absorb liquid through capillary action, allowing a fluid to be transferred from a surface to the towel. The small pores of a sponge act as small capillaries, causing it to absorb a comparatively large amount of fluid. Some textile fabrics are said to use capillary action to "wick" sweat away from the skin. These are often referred to as wicking fabrics, after the capillary properties of candle and lamp wicks.
Capillary action is observed in thin layer chromatography, in which a solvent moves vertically up a plate via capillary action. In this case the pores are gaps between very small particles.
Capillary action draws ink to the tips of fountain pen nibs from a reservoir or cartridge inside the pen.
With some pairs of materials, such as mercury and glass, the intermolecular forces within the liquid exceed those between the solid and the liquid, so a convex meniscus forms and capillary action works in reverse.
In hydrology, capillary action describes the attraction of water molecules to soil particles. Capillary action is responsible for moving groundwater from wet areas of the soil to dry areas. Differences in soil potential () drive capillary action in soil.
Height of a meniscus[edit]
The height h of a liquid column is given by:[17]
where is the liquid-air surface tension (force/unit length), θ is the contact angle, ρ is the density of liquid (mass/volume), g is local acceleration due to gravity (length/square of time[18]), and r is radius of tube (length). Thus the thinner the space in which the water can travel, the further up it goes.
For a water-filled glass tube in air at standard laboratory conditions, γ = 0.0728 N/m at 20 °C, θ = 0° (cos(0) = 1), ρ is 1000 kg/m3, and g = 9.81 m/s2. For these values, the height of the water column is
Thus for a 4 m (13 ft) diameter glass tube in lab conditions given above (radius 2 m (6.6 ft)), the water would rise an unnoticeable 0.007 mm (0.00028 in). However, for a 4 cm (1.6 in) diameter tube (radius 2 cm (0.79 in)), the water would rise 0.7 mm (0.028 in), and for a 0.4 mm (0.016 in) diameter tube (radius 0.2 mm (0.0079 in)), the water would rise 70 mm (2.8 in).
Liquid transport in porous media[edit]
When a dry porous medium, such as a brick or a wick, is brought into contact with a liquid, it will start absorbing the liquid at a rate which decreases over time. For a bar of material with cross-sectional area A that is wetted on one end, the cumulative volume V of absorbed liquid after a time t is
where S is the sorptivity of the medium, with dimensions m/s1/2 or mm/min1/2. The quantity
is called the cumulative liquid intake, with the dimension of length. The wetted length of the bar, that is the distance between the wetted end of the bar and the so-called wet front, is dependent on the fraction f of the volume occupied by liquid. This number f is the porosity of the medium; the wetted length is then
Some authors use the quantity S/f as the sorptivity.[19] The above description is for the case where gravity and evaporation do not play a role.
Sorptivity is a relevant property of building materials, because it affects the amount of rising dampness. Some values for the sorptivity of building materials are in the table below.
Material | Sorptivity (mm min-1/2) |
Source |
Aerated concrete | 0.54 | [20] |
Gypsum plaster | 3.50 | [20] |
Clay brick | 1.16 | [20] |
See also[edit]
Continuum mechanics |
- Bound water
- Capillary fringe
- Capillary pressure
- Capillary wave
- Damp-proof course
- Frost flowers
- Frost heaving
- Hindu milk miracle
- Needle ice
- Surface tension
- Washburn's equation
- Water
- Wick effect
- Young–Laplace equation
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- ^ "Capillary Action - Liquid, Water, Force, and Surface - JRank Articles". Science.jrank.org. Retrieved 2013-06-18.
- ^ See:
- Manuscripts of Léonardo de Vinci (Paris) , vol. N, folios 11, 67, and 74.
- Guillaume Libri, Histoire des sciences mathématiques en Italie, depuis la Renaissance des lettres jusqu'a la fin du dix-septième siecle [History of the mathematical sciences in Italy, from the Renaissance until the seventeenth century] (Paris, France: Jules Renouard et cie., 1840), vol. 3, page 54. From page 54: "Enfin, deux observations capitales, celle de l'action capillaire (7) et celle de la diffraction (8), dont jusqu'à présent on avait méconnu le véritable auteur, sont dues également à ce brillant génie." (Finally, two major observations, that of capillary action (7) and that of diffraction (8), the true author of which until now had not been recognized, are also due to this brilliant genius.)
- C. Wolf (1857) "Vom Einfluss der Temperatur auf die Erscheinungen in Haarröhrchen" (On the influence of temperature on phenomena in capillary tubes) Annalen der Physik und Chemie, 101 (177) : 550-576 ; see footnote on page 551 by editor Johann C. Poggendorff. From page 551: " … nach Libri (Hist. des sciences math. en Italie, T. III, p. 54) in den zu Paris aufbewahrten Handschriften des grossen Künstlers Leonardo da Vinci (gestorben 1519) schon Beobachtungen dieser Art vorfinden; … " ( … according to Libri (History of the mathematical sciences in Italy, vol. 3, p. 54) observations of this kind [i.e., of capillary action] are already to be found in the manuscripts of the great artist Leonardo da Vinci (died 1519), which are preserved in Paris; … )
- ^ More detailed histories of research on capillary action can be found in:
- David Brewster, ed., Edinburgh Encyclopaedia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Joseph and Edward Parker, 1832), volume 10, pp. 805-823.
- The 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, volume 5, article: "Capillary action". Available at: Wikisource.org .
- John Uri Lloyd (1902) "References to capillarity to the end of the year 1900," Bulletin of the Lloyd Library and Museum of Botany, Pharmacy and Materia Medica, 1 (4) : 99-204.
- ^ Robert Boyle, New Experiments Physico-Mechanical touching the Spring of the Air, … (Oxford, England: H. Hall, 1660), pp. 265-270. Available on-line at: Echo (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science; Berlin, Germany).
- ^ See, for example:
- Robert Hooke (1661) An attempt for the explication of the Phenomena observable in an experiment published by the Right Hon. Robert Boyle, in the 35th experiment of his Epistolical Discourse touching the Air, in confirmation of a former conjecture made by R. Hooke. [pamphlet].
- Hooke's An attempt for the explication … was reprinted (with some changes) in: Robert Hooke, Micrographia … (London, England: James Allestry, 1667), pp. 12-22, "Observ. IV. Of small Glass Canes."
- Geminiano Montanari, Pensieri fisico-matematici sopra alcune esperienze fatte in Bologna … [Physical-mathematical ideas about some experiments done in Bologna … ] (Bologna, (Italy): 1667).
- George Sinclair, Ars Nova et Magna Gravitatis et Levitatis [New and great powers of weight and levity] (Rotterdam, Netherlands: Arnold Leers, Jr., 1669).
- Johannes Christoph Sturm, Collegium Experimentale sive Curiosum [Catalog of experiments, or Curiosity] (Nüremberg (Norimbergæ), (Germany): Wolfgang Moritz Endter & the heirs of Johann Andreas Endter, 1676). See: "Tentamen VIII. Canaliculorum angustiorum recens-notata Phænomena, … " (Experiment 8. Recently noted phenomena of narrow capillaries, … ), pp. 44-48.
- ^ See:
- Honorato Fabri, Dialogi physici … ((Lyon (Lugdunum), France: 1665), pages 157 ff "Dialogus Quartus. In quo, de libratis suspensisque liquoribus & Mercurio disputatur. (Dialogue four. In which the balance and suspension of liquids and mercury is discussed).
- Honorato Fabri, Dialogi physici … ((Lyon (Lugdunum), France: Antoine Molin, 1669), pages 267 ff "Alithophilus, Dialogus quartus, in quo nonnulla discutiuntur à D. Montanario opposita circa elevationem Humoris in canaliculis, etc." (Alithophilus, Fourth dialogue, in which Dr. Montanari's opposition regarding the elevation of liquids in capillaries is utterly refuted).
- ^ Jacob Bernoulli, Dissertatio de Gravitate Ætheris (Amsterdam, Netherlands: Hendrik Wetsten, 1683).
- ^ Isaac Vossius, De Nili et Aliorum Fluminum Origine [On the sources of the Nile and other rivers] (Hague (Hagæ Comitis), Netherlands: Adrian Vlacq, 1666), pages 3-7 (chapter 2).
- ^ Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso De motionibus naturalibus a gravitate pendentibus (Lyon, France: 1670), page 385, Cap. 8 Prop. CLXXXV (Chapter 8, Proposition 185.). Available on-line at: Echo (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science; Berlin, Germany).
- ^ Carré (1705) "Experiences sur les tuyaux Capillaires" (Experiments on capillary tubes), Mémoires de l'Académie Royale des Sciences, pp. 241-254.
- ^ See:
- Francis Hauksbee (1708) "Several Experiments Touching the Seeming Spontaneous Ascent of Water," Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 26 : 258-266.
- Francis Hauksbee, Physico-mechanical Experiments on Various Subjects … (London, England: (Self-published), 1709), pages 139–169.
- Francis Hauksbee (1711) "An account of an experiment touching the direction of a drop of oil of oranges, between two glass planes, towards any side of them that is nearest press'd together," Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 27 : 374–375.
- Francis Hauksbee (1712) "An account of an experiment touching the ascent of water between two glass planes, in an hyperbolick figure," Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 27 : 539–540.
- ^ See:
- Josia Weitbrecht (1736) "Tentamen theoriae qua ascensus aquae in tubis capillaribus explicatur" (Theoretical essay in which the ascent of water in capillary tubes is explained), Commentarii academiae scientiarum imperialis Petropolitanae (Memoirs of the imperial academy of sciences in St. Petersburg), 8 : 261-309.
- Josia Weitbrecht (1737) "Explicatio difficilium experimentorum circa ascensum aquae in tubis capillaribus" (Explanation of difficult experiments concerning the ascent of water in capillary tubes), Commentarii academiae scientiarum imperialis Petropolitanae (Memoirs of the imperial academy of sciences in St. Petersburg), 9 : 275-309.
- ^ Albert Einstein (1901) "Folgerungen aus den Capillaritätserscheinungen" (Conclusions [drawn] from capillary phenomena), Annalen der Physik, 309 (3) : 513-523.
- ^ Hans-Josef Kuepper. "List of Scientific Publications of Albert Einstein". Einstein-website.de. Retrieved 2013-06-18.
- ^ Tree physics at "Neat, Plausible And" scientific discussion website.
- ^ Water in Redwood and other trees, mostly by evaporation article at wonderquest website.
- ^ G.K. Batchelor, 'An Introduction To Fluid Dynamics', Cambridge University Press (1967) ISBN 0-521-66396-2, page 67 on Google Books
- ^ Hsai-Yang Fang, john L. Daniels, Introductory Geotechnical Engineering: An Environmental Perspective
- ^ C. Hall, W.D. Hoff, Water transport in brick, stone, and concrete. (2002) page 131 on Google books
- ^ a b c Hall and Hoff, p. 122


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At Arlington Heights Elementary School, the academic year started with enthusiasm and change while our school funding is at such a crisis level and limited resources morale may be at an all time low for many. However, at Arlington Heights hope remains for the future of our children. My daughter s teacher s haven faced the challenge of taking our "babies" from the nurturing introduction of education into the advancement of learning. This was done with encouragement in the process with discipline, knowledge and commitment the schools role and excitement about learning. The school implements a solid structure that is consistent with state standards, interesting and delivers our school district with excellence. Unfortunately, fundraising is extremely flat in our community. While this school has most children below poverty level it is still a darling, happy and positive place for them to spend their day learning. This is a perfect example where one can still see the charm and dedication at our neighborhood school. With an extraordinary school like Arlington Heights we are building a better future for our community and children one class at a time. My child considers her teachers as people to admire, respect and care for. We are fortunate. With extremely limited resources and very few extra curricular activities the teachers at this school have championed their efforts to succeed at educating our children as well as winning over the children's hearts.
My child has attended Arlington going on 4 years now. And my opinion the teachers are all wonderful. Miss Cornu,Mrs.Merritt ,Mrs.folger & Mrs. Beentjes Thank you ! And regarding the school is I feel it provides safe enviroment. Although I would like after school programs more affordable. I couldn't ask for a better place. Go Mustangs!!!!!
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Due to recent weather conditions and the sudden rise of the Mississippi River, the Willows 2010 U.S. Open Sporting Clays Championship will be relocated to approximately 450 acres owned by Harrah's Entertainment just two miles away from the original location at Willows Sporting Clays and Hunting Center in Tunica, Mississippi. The dates of the 2010 U. S. Open will remain as originally scheduled, June 1–6, 2010. Registration will now be at 1455 Casino Center Drive.
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Deadline March 7, 2013
IFC Orders Comedy Series From Will Ferrell & Adam McKay, Ben Stiller & Bob Odenkirk
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IFC has greenlit original scripted comedy series The Spoils Of Babylon, produced by Funny or Die, and The Birthday Boys, a sketch comedy series executive produced by Bob Odenkirk and Ben Stiller who first worked together on Saturday Night Live and The Ben Stiller Show.
The Spoils Of Babylon, which has received a six-episode order, is an adaptation of a best-selling novel by fictional famous author Eric Jonrosh (played by Ferrell). The blowsy century-spanning saga chronicles the sexy and dramatic lives of a family who made their fortune in the oil business. Andrew Steele (Saturday Night Live) co-wrote the script with Matt Piedmont (Casa de mi Padre) who is directing. The two executive produce with Ferrell and McKay. "This is a crazy and maybe even a stupid idea," said Will Ferrell. "IFC is either really courageous or really stupid which makes them the perfect partner for us."
The Birthday Boys, which has a 10-episode order, features the Los Angeles comedy group of the same name (UCB Theatre Los Angeles) along with Odenkirk. The series is in the vein of absurd/silly/smart/funny variety shows (Mr. Show, Monty Python), featuring sketches that twist real-life moments and cultural touchstones. An early episode tackles such issues as eggs, toilet paper and computers. "The Birthday Boys are too good to just be making viral videos. They are funny enough to fill time between episodes of Portlandia," said Ben Stiller. "I'm thrilled to be working with Bob Odenkirk again on a TV project. We try to do something every 20 years or so." Said Bob Odenkirk, "The Birthday Boys are a super funny and fresh new comic voice. I will try not to slow them down." The Birthday Boys comedy group includes Jefferson Dutton, Dave Ferguson, Mike Hanford, Tim Kalpakis, Matt Kowalick, Mike Mitchell and Chris VanArtsdalen. Stiller, Odenkirk, Debbie Liebling, Stuart Cornfeld and Mike Rosenstein of Red Hour will executive produce. The series is written and co-directed by The Birthday Boys, repped by Principato Young and attorney Lev Ginsburg, and Bob Odenkirk.


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I Hia active practice of many ywara haa );lven him a noiind JudRment, a I breadth of view and a knowledge, of human nature which eminently Uta I him for the offlre. I To know no partiaanHhip. to not dia- I tingiiish becauae of race, creed or col- I or, to administer the law faithfully ! and impartially, without fear or fa- I vor, to hold the acalea of Justice eren- I ly balanced and to maintain the high i atandardfl of the Second Judicial De- I partment la the platform on which ' Leander B. Faber atands. I The lawyera of NaBsau County who have come in eloae peraonal touch with him In the practice of their pro- feaalon are beat qualified to Judge the men whom they arc aupportlng and whom they deem moat efficient and most competent to admlniater the law of the coiirtfl of which they are of¬ flcers. The following men, prominent not only In their profesalon, but in the civic ^ife of Naasau County, are 'ii>'dK<>rt to aupport l>»ander B. Paber for the high offlce of Justice of the Supreme ('ourt: William D. Guthrie, l.cwia J. Smith, ("harles R. Weeka, Leone L). Howell, James N. Gehrig, fliirry W. Moore, Fidwin W. Weekri. lOari J. Bennett, James .VI. Seaman, llenry I,. Maxaon, (}. Lester Eastman, Harriaon B. Wrijrht, O. F.dward Payne, Charies I. VVood, Warren C. Seaman, Jeremiah Wood. H. Rtnart McKnJKht, Eugene W. Denton, Harry O. Clock. Aimoat Incredible Thinness. OnJiriiiry priiitliiK pnper is .some- Miini; more ilitiii l.ixto liim-rt thicker tliiin the cold lent' thnt nm lie mnde tod.'iy. I''<ir coiiiiMcriial purpost's tho ieiif must, of course, liMve just a little more sub.stunco nhont it tlian tlmt, but It is a striking and iniprossive fuct Ihat only nbout five >;niiii.-< i>f weitln (if Riild is roqnired lo iiiiilic up the I'DoUs tlmt nre in ordinnrv u<e i<«i!iy by Kililers, each of Itie ¦J.'"> leaves iu tlmt hook helna u.suully .'IVi luches square. REaiSTER FRroAY . OR SATURDAY Eatablished 1917 HRST NATIONAL BANK BeltaBore. N. Y. A bank aoeount keepti you informed. Your clieck i.** your receipt. Your stub is your record. We offer you all the ac¬ commodations safe bankinp; permits. DR. H. V. H0U:^0MB t^HAS. M. VANPEROEF, President. Caahier. as Ifemrill^eteggs andltayelied[% stiii^sr chicks ifyouuse $HAW&lkD£SDEL(]Gi!S Nanufooiured Ify Show tfslhiesdell Co. Brook\xn.N.Y. For Sale by all Dealers miiSE IN YOUII HOI PAPQI miHEirS THESES nai started a Warm Debata 400 Years Aeo, > THE SALE OF INDULGENCES Thla Waa Reaolutely Oppoeed by Larther aa Unchrittlan—Faur Hun- dradth AnniverMry ef the Rtfernui- tion te Be Widely Celebrated en Oct. SI in Many Churchea. Wben th* crowds of worahlpen In Wittenberg from all orer Burope came to the Churcb they were aatonlshed to find nailed to the door an announce¬ ment of a debate. It waa not nnoenal to find ench annonncementa on the Ghordi door, for It waa tbe UnlTcndty BnlletlQ Board. Profeseors and atu¬ denta made their annonncementa there. Bot thla debate called in qnestion the ery thing for which they had all come to Wlttenberr—the granting of indul- geocee by the Church. Indalgencee bad been the custom In the Church for generationa. They bad gradually aaeumed a regular form and had flnalljr become a busineas for rais¬ ing money for Chnrch purposes. A banking bouse In Germany, the Fug- gera, handled the sale there. Indul¬ gence was the remisfdon of penalties impofled by the Church before complete forgiveness of aln wns received. If the penalties were not paid fur all sins before death they hnd to be paid in Purgatory. Indulgences, however, could be bought for the dead, releasing them from their pains. It soon became "pay your money and do "what you please." A Qreat Prog reaal ve. This announcement of debate bad been posted by Martin Luther, a monk of the order of Augustine Hermits. He was profes.sor at the University and had received a Doctor's degree. He was a progressive, alive- to tbe is¬ sues of the day. But most of all be waa a man of conscience. He bad struggled for years to attain peace with Ood, but had failed to find it through indulgences and the like. But when be put simple faith in Christ he found it, and after that he was the en¬ emy of forma and empty observancee. Wben the Pope granted this indol- gence Prederick, the ruler of Electoral Saxony, of which Wittenberg was the capital, forbade the agents of the Pope to sell indulgences In his territory. They came to nearby places and the people of Frederick's duchy went over the '*ne and obtained XtittA. The moral eff^t was bad. To clear up the whole question of indulgences, wbicb was agi¬ tating everyone more et' less, Luther proposed this debate. The matter bad never been taken up and settled by the Churcb authorities. Printer'a Ink. Luther's attitude was unmistakable. He wns opposed to the whole thing as un-Chrlstlan. Many agreed with blm. Dr. Martin Luther. Mnuy frowned. All road the theses with deep Interest. They copied them. .Some translated tbem from tho Latin of the University into the language of 1h»> people. Printers published hun- drt'ds of copies, and In a few weeka they were all ovtr Europe. The de¬ bute wus held ut every umrket plnce und wine sliop, not at the Uuiversity, as proposed. Tbe Pope at first took it lightly, us u mere monkish quarrel. But when the Church was stirred every¬ where uud the Income from the sale seriously threatened he tried to make Luther recaut, but in valu. The posting of these theses on Oct. 31, 1517, marks the betjluuing of the Uoforuiutiou and the Era of Protetitant Christianity. President Butler of Columbia Uni¬ versity wrote to tbe New York Celebra¬ tion Committee: **To recall to the mind uf tbe twenUeth century the signifi¬ cance of the great movement kuuwn aa the Uefurmutiun Is valuable service. If the world needed a religious and philosophical reformation iu the slz- teeqth century in order to emancipatQ the'individual surely It needs a social aud pulttlctti refuruiatlou iu the twen¬ tieth century for tbe same purpoae.'* "It Is moet fltting that there ahoold b« aome general celebration ot tbe ITour Hundredth Anniversary of tbe ReforiuaUua," writes Preaident Hlb- bea of Princeton Uuiversity. "Tbls ia • matter of bttaraat aad cuaoem oot only for the Lutberan churcbae ot the oovBtry, but fur all wbo draw tbiite' to«- dtttoos aod tnaiiUmtlaa tN* tfkm wert BOY SCOUTS HAVE MANY ADVENTURES On Friday, October 12th, Scoutmas¬ ter Mr. W. Van Neaa and two friends went on a bicycle ride Vlth alx Scouts, Alfred H. C. Brown, Richard P. J. Brown. Oeorge Bynner. Paul McAvoy, John McAvoy and John Ryan. The 'boys met at Mr. Van Ness's houae and rode to Rooaevelt, here they turned eaat along the Meadow BrooK Road until they reach¬ ed Merrick Avenue. Prom tbere they rode north along Merrick Avenue un¬ til Westbury was reached. At West¬ bury they stopped to repair John Mc- Avoy's chain, and continued north along Merrick Avenue. After a drill in a vacant lot they ate their lunch. After dinner they played games and then started for home. They had the wind against them on the way home, and were forced when they reached Hempstead Plains to get off their wheels and walk, becauae It was no use to try and ride against a acventy- mlle-an-hour gale. When the wind changed they started to ride again, when soon it began to rain. They went in a house for shelter, but soon decided it was an all night rain, so they started out and rode seven miles home In the storm. This la the sec¬ ond trip, and on Sunday there will be another. The trip registered 32 milea. KaWra In Prtrmt. "Romewhere In France there le a ! large camp of Knfflrs." aaya a rom^- apondont of th€ Spectator. "When 1 timt aaw thorn, my British ignorance and pi¥Jii(lico mnde me Jnmp to the roncln.^on that they were the scum from the mines of Routh Afrira. To my utter flsfoninhment, howerer. I have since discovered that W per cent of these blacks (Baimtoa and ZnlnaT are the prwluct of onr mission achoola. "They are Chriatian meti—have tbeir own native Padre—and thirty or forty of Ihem knew all ahont Donald Hankey, and were qnlte familiar with hiR book. 'A Student In Arms!' There may be white camps where the same may be said of them, hnt I haven't come across them yet." Read tbe Nassau Post for local and vicinity news. Slashes Ruee Alphabet. Rus-slan Minister of Education Man- ulloff Is ruthlessly cleansing the Cyrillic alphabet of superfluities. By decree he haa ahollahed the speclflc Russian leWer "ynt," confusion of which with "e" in one of the woee of schooling, abolished also the nse In Russian of the Greek "theta," former¬ ly nsed Indlscrlralna'tely with "phi," and flnally abolished the "hard sign" placed after consonants. The reforms excite mixed feelings. Children and utilitarians rejoice, but the novelist, Ix>onld Andreyeff, says that "such changes rob onr classics of their traditional form and atmosphere. We feel we are reading dialect." Latest Fall Creations NEW FALL COATS of Volour. Mixturo.s Beavrr Cloth nnd Silk IMusb. Somr fnr trimmpd. All Sbado.s 9.98 to 49.00 NEW FALL STYLES IN DRESSES of Satin, Oepe dp Cbino, (lOOrKette Oppr and Taffeta. The new (Irnped .^kirts nre shown, tho fascinating cnibroicJored dosipfns. Those and many other littlo feoturos whi<di pronounce each of these drosses new, are in evidence 9.98 to 24.98 SERGE AND POPLIN Dresses. ATI colors. 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At Berkeley County Family YMCA, we are dedicated to youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We offer various activities that bring together youth, adults, and families from all backgrounds.
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The brand architecture is the structure for managing how Old Dominion University and its various divisions and units represent themselves in the market.
Core Brand Old Dominion University
Administrative offices are encompassed by the ODU core brand, including:
Brand Extensions
These major, high-profile divisions of the core brand are integral components of the Old Dominion University brand and directly support its mission.
- College of Arts and Letters
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- Darden College of Education
- Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology
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Having distinctive personalities and missions, sub-brands are prominently linked to the core brand while requiring differentiation because they provide significantly distinctive services.
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These brands represent a complete departure from the core brand, establishing independent identities that clearly articulate their distinct relationship to Old Dominion University.
- University Village
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History: Though the Dior brand originated in 1946, Dior Homme—at least as it's thought of today—came into being in 2001, when Hedi Slimane took over as creative director and brought a welcome dose of rock 'n' roll to men's fashion. His radically slim new silhouette was both a commercial and critical success (it also famously inspired fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld to drop more than 90 pounds so he could wear the clothes). Slimane left Dior in 2007 and was succeeded by former assistant Kris Van Assche, who has begun to put his own stamp on the collection.
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With 4:45 to go in last night's game, LSU trailed Mississippi State by 11. A furious rally cut that lead to a single point with 18 seconds left, but the Bulldogs prevailed in the end 76-71. Tiger coach Trent Johnson was less than thrilled with officiating that — in his view — helped the Dogs hang on for a homecourt victory.
In the game's waning seconds he received a technical foul for sharing his views with the officials. After the game, he explained his displeasure:
"When you've got good kids and they struggle and they fight and there's things going on out there you don't like, that's hard…
The game was decided on the boards, but there was a reason for that. You can't be as aggressive as you want. I just want a clarification so I can help my kids."
Johnson handled that one well. Good thing. If he hadn't he may well have gotten one of the league's "don't blast the officials" fines.
LSU's Johnson Unhappy With Late Technical
January 26th, 2012 12:42 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: LSU
Tags: LSU, Mississippi State, Trent Johnson


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Loops are for suckaz. Create your music from the ground up people and stop using pre produce loops (for those that do)
Why is this on ModMyi?
Duh, cause it's something for Mac
If there was something like this for iPhone we'd probably cover it
The things I want to say about this post would probably give me an infraction. So I'm just gonna use some filler here. It's like saying no offense before you say something but instead, you never actually say it.
sounds about right
you should try mixcraft, its a lot like garageband and supports midi!
This software would be cool.....if I needed it.
Pro Tools is THE standard for a good reason. It is what almost every Grammy winning album in the last 20yrs is recorded and mixed on. Not to mention session compatability, portability and it just sounds great. All the other softs like Reason, Logic, Abelton are just great as pre production, lay up, or live performance, but trax mixed in
pro Tools have a sonic superiorty and it works as it should. Thanx Avid, much appreciated not having to be tied to hardware when editing etc. Happyas !!