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What I am saying is that just because it looks like a great deal doesn't mean it is. Energy consumption should be taken into account, sure, but you have to account for ALL consequences and all expenses involved before you can say that it will save money.
You're right, besides the fact inefficient CPUs are heat generators, they're also better at serving web pages. I'm thinking the payback is less than two years to replace all that equipment. Unfortunately, most of these data centers have trouble raising capital (even if the payback was short) so they don't make the investment. They just wait until the next replacement cycle.


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Hi Billie, I'm waiting for your return on Italy...as soon as!!!!! take care of you. May you send me your picture with your signature? for example ....with love? tks so much XXX Chiara
Dude I really think we need
Dude I really think we need ya to tour here in Salt Lick City, UT .. the tunes blasting through the atmosphere might defrost us here in the great white north smack dab in the Rocky Mtns!!!! ;)
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Green Day was the first band
Green Day was the first band I got in to as a kid and I've just been heartbroken to find out they're playing down the road from me tomorrow (Shepards Bush) and all the tickets are sold out :'( To twist the knife they aren't even playing another venue!! FFS! BILLY JOE, MIKE AND TRE... if your reading this and you care about your fans AND it means something to you that your music shaped me growing up, then get me into your gig... You have the power!! my email is email@example.com... don't make me lose faith in you like i did after you brought out your last god-awful album!! Regards, Stacey Leanne
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American Idiot isn't listed as an album on the music section.
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It really was years, many years, before I began to actually realize that the women in my life—the prostitutes as well as the soft, pretty girls who giggled and teased me so much, my several wives and those of my friends—it was years before I realized that they were not women, but men; years before I assimilated the notion that this was unnatural. I still only know this intellectually, for the most part—but for the small part that remains to my ken, I know it is like a hammer blow to my temple and the shame I feel is profound. Not because of the thing itself, the sexual love I have enjoyed with these women (some so devoted it aches to recall it), but because of shame—and anger—that the world could so intimately betray me; so profoundly touch and move me—and then laugh at me and accuse my soul of a sickness, when that sickness has rescued me from mental derangement and despairs so black as to cast this night that surrounds us in prison into day.
I do not mean to say I never knew the physical difference—no one but an imbecile could make such a claim. I took it, without reflection or the slightest doubt, that this was a natural sex that emerged within the society of men, with attributes that naturally complemented masculine attributes. I thought it was a natural phenomenon in the society of women as well. The attributes were feminine and so there seemed no gross misrepresentation of facts to call them (among us men) "women." I suppose I was, naturally enough, entertaining the notion, talked about in free society, of a "third sex."
All this must sound very odd and incredible to a free person, but such it was. Such it is for most of us, even today. Today I cannot say the "women" in my life were all mincing imitations of real women. Those, in fact, aroused my active distrust instinctively—the way, I suppose, a cheap-looking and fast-talking obvious whore makes a man reach for and pat his wallet, to make sure it has not been lifted. Many of my "women" had merely the appearance of handsome, extremely neat, and polite young men. I have learned, analyzing my feelings today, that those attributes I called feminine a moment ago were not feminine in any way as it appears in the real female sex. These attributes seem now merely a tendency to need, to depend on another man; to need never to become a rival or to compete with other men in the pursuits men, among themselves, engage in. It was, it occurs to me now, almost boyish—not really feminine at all.
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Born | Revilo Pendleton Oliver July 7, 1908 Corpus Christi, Texas |
Died | August 20, 1994 Urbana, Illinois |
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Occupation | Author, commentator |
Subjects | American conservatism, politics, anti-communism, religion |
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Revilo Pendleton Oliver (July 7, 1908 – August 20, 1994) was an American professor of Classical philology, Spanish, and Italian at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who wrote and polemicized extensively for white supremacist causes.[1]
Oliver also briefly received national notoriety in the 1960s when he published an article following the John F. Kennedy assassination, suggesting that Lee Harvey Oswald was part of a Soviet conspiracy against the United States; in response, he was called to testify before the Warren Commission.[2]
Oliver was born near Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1908. He attended two years of high school in Illinois. Disliking the severe winters, and once requiring hospitalization "for one of the first mastoidectomies performed as more than a daring experiment",[3] he relocated to California, studying Sanskrit, using Max Müller's handbooks and Monier Williams' grammar, later finding a Hindu missionary to tutor him.
As an adolescent, he found amusement in going to watch evangelists "pitch the woo at the simple-minded", attending performances of Aimee Semple McPherson and Katherine Tingley. He entered Pomona College in Claremont, California, when he was sixteen.[4]
In 1930, Oliver married Grace Needham. He began attending the University of Illinois and studied under William Abbott Oldfather. His first book was an annotated translation, from the Sanskrit, of Mricchakatika (The Little Clay Cart) published by the University of Illinois in 1938. He received the degree of Philosophiae Doctor in 1940. That same year, the University published his Ph.D. thesis: Niccolò Perotti's translations of the Enchiridion (republished in 1954 as Niccolo Perotti's Version of the Enchiridion of Epictetus, with an Introduction and List of Perotti's Writings). He began teaching graduate classes immediately after receiving the degree. For a number of years he also gave graduate courses in the Renaissance, which put him also in the Department of Spanish and Italian.
During World War II, Oliver worked with distinction at the U.S. Army Signal Corps installation, Arlington Hall, in cryptanalysis. From 1942 until the autumn of 1945, he came to be in charge of a rapidly expanding department, and advanced from Analyst to Director of Research (eventually responsible for the work of about 175 persons). He claimed that in his privileged position, he learned what he called "the ultimate secret of Pearl Harbor" (that U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt had incited the Japanese into the attack).[5]
Oliver left Washington, D.C. (which he called the "District of Corruption") in 1945. He was convinced that within a few years, the facts of pro-Soviet actions and other operations would become known, and the American people would react with a violent "housecleaning" of the government. Confident that the future popular reaction was inevitable, Oliver returned to the University of Illinois as an Assistant Professor, became an Associate Professor in 1947, and Professor in 1953. He held a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1946–47, and a Fulbright (in Italy), 1953–54.
In 1955, Oliver's friend, Professor Willmoore Kendall, discussed plans for the journal which was eventually called National Review. Kendall "desiderated a 'conservative' antidote to the New Republic, etc.," and had among his pupils at Yale, William F. Buckley, Jr. Kendall convinced Oliver to write on political subjects for the journal.[6]
In 1958, Oliver joined Robert W. Welch, Jr. in being one of the founding members of the anti-Communist John Birch Society. He was repudiated by Buckley and National Review. Oliver wrote frequently for the Birch Society magazine American Opinion, his most widely-noted piece being a two-part article called "Marxmanship in Dallas" that asserted that Lee Harvey Oswald had carried out the assassination of President John F. Kennedy as part of a Communist conspiracy. In Oliver's opinion, the Communists wished to eliminate Kennedy as a puppet who had outlived his usefulness. Oliver testified before the Warren Commission on the basis for his assertions but was unconvincing. He was reprimanded for his remarks by the University of Illinois' Board of Trustees, but they did not try to unseat him.[7][8][9]
In the 1960s, Oliver broke with American conservatism[10] and, having become convinced that Welch had either tricked him from the start or sold out later, he even severed his connections with what he called "the Birch hoax." He thus came to openly embrace an essentially far-right worldview, and eventually to assist William Luther Pierce in forming the National Alliance, a white supremacist organization, a significant portion of whose supporters and members would re-form under the name National Vanguard.
Oliver was an editorial advisor for the Institute for Historical Review, an organization devoted primarily to historical revisionism of World War II and the holocaust. He was also a regular contributor to Liberty Bell.
He retired in 1977. In 1994, suffering from leukemia and severe emphysema,[11] committed suicide in Urbana, Illinois, aged 86.
Oliver believed that religion was one of the major weaknesses of his nation and civilization. He characterized Christianity as "a spiritual syphilis," which "has rotted the minds of our race and induced paralysis of our will to live."[12]
He also used the pen names "Ralph Perier" (for The Jews Love Christianity and Religion and Race) and "Paul Knutson" (for Aryan Asses). It is sometimes claimed that Oliver was the actual author of the Introduction (credited to Willis Carto) to Francis Parker Yockey's Imperium.
As a palindrome[edit]
"Revilo P. Oliver" is a palindrome—a phrase that reads the same backwards and forwards. One of his articles was denounced as a transparent fraud because the palindrome looked suspicious, but according to Oliver, it was a family custom that went back six generations.[13]
- The Little Clay Cart. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1938
- Niccolò Perotti's translations of the Enchiridion. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1940 [reedited 1954]
- History and Biology, Griff Press, 1963
- All America must know the terror that is upon us. Bakersfield, Calif.: Conservative Viewpoint, 1966 [Reedy, W. Va.: Liberty Bell, 1975]
- Conspiracy or degeneracy?, Power Products, 1967
- Christianity and the Survival of the West. Cape Canaveral: Howard Allen, 1978
- America's Decline: The Education of a Conservative. London: Londinium Press, 1981
- The Enemy of Our Enemies, Liberty Bell Publications, 1981, reedited 2003
- "Populism" and "Elitism", Liberty Bell Publications, 1982
- The Yellow Peril, Liberty Bell Publications, 1983, reedited 2005
- The Origins of Christianity, Historical Review Press, 1994 (posthumously)
- Reflections on the Christ Myth, Historical Review Press, 1994 (posthumously)
- The Origins of Christianity, Historical Review Press, 2001 (posthumously)
- The Jewish Strategy, Palladian Books, 2002 (posthumously)
- Against the Grain, Liberty Bell Publications, 2004 (posthumously)
- ^ Bevan, Nesta (2009). "The Forgotten Conservative," Taki's Magazine, September 22.
- ^ Warren Commission Hearings, Vol. XV, p. 709.
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. "The Jewish Strategy" First Edition Third Printing (June 2005) – Page v . Retrieved from http://www.kevinalfredstrom.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/the_jewish_strategy.pdf
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. "The Jewish Strategy" First Edition Third Printing (June 2005) – Page vi . Retrieved from http://www.kevinalfredstrom.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/the_jewish_strategy.pdf
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. (July 1989). "THE FINAL SECRET OF PEARL HARBOR". Liberty Bell. Retrieved 2006-09-01.
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. (July 1989). "THE NEW ORDER CHANGETH, TOO". Liberty Bell. Retrieved 2006-09-01.
- ^ "Professor Censured for Attack on Kennedy". Los Angeles Times. 1964-03-19. p. 11.
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. "Marxmanship in Dallas". Retrieved 2006-09-01.
- ^ "The Testimony of Professor Revilo Pendleton Oliver before the Warren Commission". 1964-09-09. Retrieved 2006-09-01.
- ^ Gordon, David (1992). "In Search of Buckley's 'Hypersensitivity to Anti-Semitism'," The Rothbard-Rockwell Report, p. 4.
- ^ NNDB. "Revilo P. Oliver".
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. (November 1990). "A CRINGING LORD". Liberty Bell. Retrieved 2006-09-01.
- ^ Oliver, Revilo P. (2002). "Introduction". The Jewish Strategy. Palladian Books. "My first name, an obvious palindrome, has been the burden of the eldest or only son for six generations."
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- Works by Revilo P. Oliver, at Internet Archive
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- Works by Revilo P. Oliver, at Unz.org
- Revilo P. Oliver, the life and works of a great American writer and thinker a collection of Oliver's writing authorized by his estate.
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Ue Rjioke of a muniiions factory in Freeport and the Home Defense riot cjilf, and said that a false alarm ' might result disastrously. Tlie lire- l men complied with the roqtie.«f. As- , .'jeiiiblyiiia.n .M<.'\Vhinney ¦ suggested : that the convention show its patriot¬ ism by buying a Liherly Bond. | In the evening about two hundred j firemen attended an entertainment at The Lights Club. Victor .Moore, Ar-; ihur Dengan, the Leighton brothers, Albert Von Tilzer, Bert Kaliner, Chas. I Middleton and others favored with soiiKv bright songs and stories, ^____ hccond l>aj of ('(mveatum The iiie(>tinK of the second day of tlie convention of the Southern .New York Volunteer Firemen's Association iu session in the .-Xmorican Theatre developed into a hot encounter as to the wisdom of the association resolv¬ ing to indorse John Sells, president Of the Stale Firemen's .Association for] re-election at P''lushing. A\lH'n .-Mbert , .\lar(iuis. of the coiiimittiM' on resolu- lions. introduced among seventeen resolutions for adojition the one in¬ dorsing John Sells in these terms, "that Ihis association pledge lis sup- ixnl Ihat each and every uiembc'i thereof support John Sells for re-elec¬ tion as president of the State Asso¬ ciation." etc., John .\liilli.!<an, of .Man¬ hattan, objected. "This is an attempt to make a po¬ lilical affair out of the convention, and lis puriHise is fo indorse Mr. <Sells," .said Mr. MuUigan. "Why! should be be elected',' Tell us what I committee gave it to a first term man 1 and refused to have tbe representa- 1 five from .Nassau County introduce I it and consequently It was lost. ' Assemblyman .McWhinney jumped to j the from of the platform and declar- ' ed that he fully Indorsed the r«8olu- I tion to support John Sells for re-elec- ! tion. He *aid that .Mr. Sells worked I hard, but was up againsl a hard prop- . ositiou. It required more than lak- 1 in;^ the retention bill to Alhany and ; giving; it to a one year or a ten year ' man to introduce. I .Mr. .McWhinney sairi that the efforts ' to have the retention bill passed ' ' 'iould be greater than merely giving it to a legislator to introduce. Pres- I sure has been broiiglit tn bcai' on the j (Mvll Service Commission lo oppose I any move lo retain exeiuiit hremen I on the lists. .Mr. .McWhinney explain- d. .\s a matter of fact he said that j one hundred per cent of the men on 1 Ihe lists are petitioning the governor not to sien such a bill. The supposi- I tion is that ihis retention bill will affect thousands of firemen, hut the I law committee could meet wjth other ! bodies and oluaiii slatistics to show that the number of firemen affecied Is small. The Assemblyman thinks that if meetings were held and the facts set befori; the Governor and his indorse- ] nieni were obtained thai a bill of Ihis kind would meel with success. 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Freeport G. K. Seaman, Freeport R. Hciinenloter. Fieeport T. A. Cronin. Freeport Kagb- Garage, Freeport J. Dwprschack. Rockville Centre C. Clausen, Rockville Centre tlardner's Garage. Rockville Centre C. K. Kdwards, Rockville Centre (^linip" i's Garage, Rockville Centre Goodv.in Motor Sales Co., Rovkville Centre .Vcco laxi Co.. Rockville Centie G. D. Combs. Rockville Centre P. J. .Marran. Rockville Cenire »*»itft»>>'tti*yTt» 'JJJUi DJfi ¦Jl t TnT.i'T Zrt\'-t-t^t.rr.- Ci'^ccnu.ianuoaiitTsino *1'T^ rt)'t>-*«fl"yf «^»Tiy.p.ajg Jn»i praise. He thinks Mr. Sells is the I best advocate the association ever bad in office. Arthur L. Brasefleld, of Richmond, . a former president, said that if the I association failed tq receive more at¬ tention ip Albany, it is because Mime of the friends of the firemen up the State dealt too much in politics and tried to say who should vote for the governor. He admires .Mr. Sells, but opposed the adoption of the resolu¬ tion to indorse him for re-election. He suggested, however, that if the as¬ sociation think.-; he should be re-elict- ed they should vote for him .-olidly, but leave off the public declaration of endor^ienu-nt. Alberl .Marquis staled that during .Mr. Sells lirst year (he ha.-* already i-.-rved two terms) he was pre.Mdeni in name only. An old gang h( Id tht- r ins and inici fcreii with Mr. Sell,*. Ht was not the piesident in power. ".¦jlliani .M''t';irthy, of .Manhaltan. declared thai he woiiM i ffer An .::iiendmeni if the association insist ed on serving no-ice of in'orsemei!'. It w-ius explained to .Mr. .McCarthy tdat an aniendiiieni to the original itsoliition had b-'cn offered. P. J. Kelly, of Kings, w a; feci m know if the a:ncndmei.'. .... : '..(.;. i.iade from the plaitorm or by ilie resoluiion comniitlee. President Schiffmaeher explained that .Mr. WcWhinne> mo\ed lor an amendment of the resolution and that i! was his or any one's else privilege l.y do so. The vote was then put to the convent ion and was iiassed. That part indorsing ,\lr. Sells for re-elec¬ tion was eliminated, but words of p.aise will be siirtad on the reiiort ! of the proceedings. During the di.^ciis.sions considerable heat was engendered into the session. and it served to awaken iterest. .Mr. .McCarthy then sprang a sur¬ prise when he offt red a resoluiion from the floor whicii would serve to taiic the power of appointing dele- gal(>s to the convention frtuu the pres¬ ident. His resolution called for an amendment of .Article 4. Section 1, making it possible for each county, through its delegates, to recoiumend who shall be appoinied by the cha'r as a member on the law and legisla¬ ture committee. C. O. Snyder (-ailed this unfair, and an undue effort to lake the apiKiinting power away from the president. He sees no reason for it and resented it. .Mr. Schwalbe said that the jiresi- dent should be allowed to appoini his own cabinet. A. B. Wallace also said it would be a mistake. .Mr. Brase¬ fleld said that the president should bt iieriiiitted to aiipoinl his own com- luiitee and allowed Io weed out any dead appointees who wont serve him right. This resoluiion was put lo vote and defeated with twenty-six delegates voting for it. The presi¬ dent, as fonneily, will apiioiiit liis own committees. Prior to the interestiiij; discussions, Joseph H. Alien. D.D., of Sea Cliff, chairman of the ('omtuitlee on topics, introduced ihi novel thought of more i drill work and leam work for ellici- ' (IK y. He based his illustration on foiuliall play, statinu that only by (Iriil.'ing can they liecoiue effective. He says the expense of freqiieiu drill¬ ing will be luininniiii. only as it af- ! ¦ feels the vsear and tear on ihe pieces i of apparalus, but the eflicieiicy will ! more than make up for this. Hi i says that some tireiiieii arc skilful. i hul thai tiny do iku wo.rk well in 1 leanis. He said Ihal the i;iv rate is liascd on the efficieiuy of the (li'iiarlintiu, ¦ and he proved it willi slalemeiits. I .laiiit s \\ . i;atoii gave the his'iuy of the naiiif of Vamps applied' to Ilu voliiuleei lire n. holdiiiK ihat il wa.< due IO the weariii.i; of vamps iu tin early days. John Sells, lu-esideiii of Uk State , .VssfK-iatioii. siioke brielly. August Seigler, of Whitestone, ou topics, advised the firemen lo reudcr all the service to the Oounlry tluy ' are able to, and he suggested that lic- inK good firemen they might also make Kood soldiers. He believes tluy should be ready to take the place of the minute mt'ii of ITTy. Iu Ih I'veniii.ii the liriuiit ii attended , a luov i(- sliciw at the American Tin - ; atrt>. One of Ihe most important parts of the convention and an event always awaited with interest is the election of oHicers. Charles F, O'Donnell, of White Plains, who i.s at prcs.^it ill in a hospital,, was eleeted presideiil; Wil- iam 11. Thomas, of Brooklyn, was elected firsl vice-presidt in : Fred Sheide, of Suffolk ('(iiiniy. was elected second vice-presideiil : Warren K. Haviland. of i;iiiihui-si. formerly pres¬ ident, who was acting secretary since the death of Joseph H. Downing, was eleeted secrelary; Philili I'eters. uf .Maspeth, was re-elected tiasiirer for the ninth term, and Thoiuas A. .Mc¬ Whinney, of Lawrence, was elected' delei;ate to the Flushing convenllon of the Slale Firctuens Association. .with A. I). Wallace, of Freeiiort, al- 'feiuale. The director.s and represen¬ tatives respectively elected were: New Vork. Peter A. Tilyou and John J. .Maloney; Westchest-r. I'der V.' .Mdlen and John J. O'Toolt Rich¬ mond, William L. Conner and Fred Giirst; Kings, P. J. McCarthy and Willian P. Leahy; Queens, Henry T, Fleck and John Beck; Suffolk. Harry Von Weeldon and Kdward T. .Mc- Grath; .Na.ssau, Joseph .Mouds and Au¬ gust Kalb; Bronx. Henry Bissinger nnd William F. Shober. MAKIflAGK l.n K>SKS Town of Hemnstead Klder Lee Booth. --. and Josie Clark, 21, bolh of Inwood. Kdward Francis Raisig, 22, and Bes¬ sie Rose Bishop, 2b. both of Inwood. James A. Cole, 28, Brooklyn Susie Field, 27, Floral Park. Rudolph R Powell. 2!t: Kinina Wil¬ lets, 27, both of Henip.''t''ad. George Richard Northam, 21, of Babylon: Anna Alice Odell. 17. Smith¬ ville South, ¦ , James Elijah 'Whitaker. 31; Isa¬ belle Morrison. 31. both of Fn t'lKirt. I l)F.4THS ! Town of HempHtea«l June 6, at Wantagh, Mrs. May Hu- I ber. aged 30 years. I June 7, at Cniondale. Cornelius Syl¬ vester Southard, aged 5 days. June 8. at Oceanside, Henry Ben- ham, aged 6'J years. Classified Advs. WANTED SALKSIJ^DY — Wanted for general dry goods. James S. I.,ewis, -^'osx .Merrick Road and Church Street, F'reeport. (HAI FFKCR Italian, single, desires IKi^.tion with pri\ate family; Ions exprrience in private service; high¬ ly ie(ommond«'d as a careful driver: all lound mechanic; does own re- pa.is; honest, sober, economical. Join. Saprano, Box 4ii4. Koslvn, L. I. 6-l-2t Wi; i:.AVK a large demand lor slight¬ ly I std men's clothes and furs: gixid |M->« es paid, J. Keuel & Son, 47 R.;..oad .Wenue, Freepori. Phone •;iis-w. 7-1-41 S9 EXTtA CIAKE FM IT Advf rtiseaeMs iar TW Nassaa Ta* may br Ich al C. I. IraMhwaile's StatiMcry Slore, lallrM4 Avt" Free^n. MORTGAGE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN ON WkHth AND MOITGAGC. 9*icl( Actiea. E. N. BDWARDS FREEPORT. L. I. We Have Applications for hoBses lo rent, furnisbed or unlnmished, from desirable leiiaHls. Will be pleased io IisI yoor properly eilher For Sale. Rem or Exchange. JAMES HANSE Tel. 77 33 RAIUtOAD AVE. FREFJ>ORT, L. !. NO EXTRA CBARCE FOR IT Adverlisemenis lor Ibe Nassau Posl may be left al ti. I. Brailbwaile's Stationery Freepori. Store, Railroad Avenue, . AUTOMOBILES ro RP:.\T Dead storage space for automobiles $2 per month. P. O. box 67 Freeport. FOR SALE FOR SALK Brand new '12 foot sail never used; very clieai). Iniiuin John Bush. Hi'lliuort (l-l.-i L'l FOR RENT • FOR RKNT- 4 room apartment and bath; firsi floor, $18. Broadway and Rosedale Ave., J. D. Comiskv, tei. 86. FOR RKNT Garage and large fur¬ nished rooms, near cars and i ail- road station. 58 .North Ocean .Ave¬ nue rreeport. 5-ll-'lt FOR SALK Small furnisht^ hmi.^e. Ihree roonis; garden, chicken c eop, ;.:arai;e: healthy location. Box 4. Merrick. I'hoiie liuii Freepori. H-V-tf FOR .SALK At saerilice, altout 20(.> ' e.\ira lari;e sized pigeons. Address Box 4. .Nassau Post. Metal ('ei]ing and llnuKeT^ork a a Speeiiillr .1. T. /OlM.imFk Steel C.ilings. Shit Wa\\% and Maiiiscotinr J4.1 >llller Avenne Y re e po rt LOST LOST Black PonitM'anian auswois to tilt name of '¦Boysie," Reward. Mrs. Frank Formau, Jackson Stieet, Hempsiead, L, I ^ti-:">-lt CdlirORlTIONS OR(.AMZKF» In \ei^ Vorli unlil ,Inly 1st, Wk-'WI llic liidin.i; ciiiii|ilele iiultil, A(-ciM:iils c-olli'iletl everv where Suite I'JPH. Times Itiiildini; BdM.K ami 4'Jd St, Ifi. I«'.>7 Bryant 6-ri-4t HUM IIS I'fmil ol HenipNtellll .luiK T. dauKhler. Ihlen. to .Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Riibaric. of Roosevell. June 7, daughter. Gertrude, to Mi and Mrs, Sianby Beliski of llemp¬ stead. Jiiije 7, son. William Charles. In .Mr. and Mrs. Gcoi-.m- K. (.aiigilon. of Lynbrook. June H. (laiighli'i. to Mr, ami .Mrs. Gilson \'i'iily. of Baldwin. June '.t. (laUfihler. Jcuiiie Giac-e. lo Mr. and .Mrs. .lohn Lockwood. iil Lakeview. June lu. (laiii;lii( r. Marcia Annie, to Mr. ami .Mrs. Wetsoii M. Ijiu-isoii III Wanlagh. The Ilos(, UlIlllS ureal KAV VIKW Ori-MNG (irti( ial opening of the l!a\ \'ii v\ reportc'd luieliy in these col last week, was an octasion of import lo Ihe residents of lln Bay View section. Villa;.'!' I'resideiil Swizey iiieseiiled the key to Chief Randall, ami In- iii turn presi-nied it to Cajilain Fulla;;hei of Ihe ('(imiiany. .An American I'lag lireselittd iiy the Womeirs Relief Corps was handed to CcimmaiKier I'ai terson. of the .Moll Post, for raisiUK. Commander Palteisoii ;iii(l A 11. Wal¬ lace both lauded the \mii k of the fire men. Following the serv iiiK of refn-sli ments there was danciii;;. The members of the (diiiiiany de sire lo extend ihcir thanks to the wo¬ men of the Reli( f Coi|is who served the i-efreslini(-iils and ollierwise assisi ed. TO FOini ISATIAIION TO-NM-HT A Home Defense mass meetini.; wiil be held Fiiday, June l"i. .it H 1<- ni.. al th(- FreeiKiil Club lu lake in addition al men and I'oitii a Freeport battal¬ ion. i;very man in Fn i imrt should re¬ serve Ibis fVt-niii,:^ ami aiieiid tie- meiiiiiK witliout fail All are iirm-d to keep up the hi;;li slaiidaicl (if Hn Villa^;i- of Fi-ei-lioi I. KF.niririx. in frffi'ori Lieut. G. ClifloKl Col.vir, coi ami ing Ihe Fir.-I Division of the Fourth Battalion of the Naval ililitla of Sian- of .New Vork. at i (impanied by Priv¬ ates Kills R. Kimble. Bugler Thomas Gilbert. Kleclrician C D, Baxter and Kdtcar .Miller, t slablisbed headijuart- ers at the Freeport Club on Thursday for two days njn iiili^: a temporary reeruitini; slatioii Tluy motored fmiu head((iiarlers ;ii Stoney Brook, ( arl> Thursday iiioriiint;. arriving in liiiu to participate in ihe parade of itu- firemen. On Friday morning Lieut. Colyer re¬ ported that live applications had liet n madt, namely. Frank W, Pitcher, Km neth- H .Curtice. Louis J. Cornelius. D ..J .M. Boland and Raymond H Tav- lor all sons of piominenl Fret pot i residents. If suftitien' interest is manifest a division is likely to b(; forined at F'reeport. ANM Al. S. S. I'AKAliF The dale for the annual Sunday School parade is .Salurday. June 23. I'i17. The para/le will bei-'in to move promptly at 3.:;o o'clo<-k from the cor¬ ner of Pine Street and Rergen Place .Mr. W. O. Seaman v^ill be in cliarKt as chief marshal, assisted by Capt. Hallond and other aides. The local Home Defense unit will head the procession. There will be three divisions with an addilional automobile section in the rear. Full details concerning the placing of the various schools will be made later. The line of march is as follows: I'liiiii at Pint' and Bi i gen Plate, then iiiirth on Bir.mii Place to Ramlall Am'Iiui', easl on Randall Aveiiiu to Grove Streei, soutli on Grove Stn el to Railroad Aveniu . i ast on Railroad I Avenue lo Main Streei, south on .Mam I Street to .Merrick Road, west on .Mer- rii-k Road lo Oceftn Avenue, north on I 0/-ean Avenue lo Olive Bouli vard, ' t-asi on Olive BoiileMird to Grove I Slieel and lluii liirii and coiiiiler- ; iiiai(-li on the Houlevard as far as iie(-('ssai-.v. rii<- mait-li is iwo him- j (lied ft ft less than Iwd miles. I lOUN BOA Ith I A\ llie ]-ei;iil;i|- Tuesila.\ nu i nn,:; of Ihe T(i« n Board held on .liliie Lib. I the resoluiion pnnidinj; fnv the iii- I (-rease of the salai-.\ of the deiuily ' sii|ieriiiteiirieiii of hi;.;liwaya lo .-fjudn WHS rest-iiideil. The depuiy is enlitled to receive hut .f.'> per (lay for nine I ariiially spent. I. The selection cil All(iini-.\ A T. Davison b.\- the lioanl of .\sseSMi),- as 1 coun.sel K) repn-seiit lliein al Ilic I "(IrievaiK 1 l),i.\ lltaiint:," «a.'- ap¬ proved. ; The Oveisei rs iif the I'ntii- \\ , i i au- I ihori/.t'il In alleiid Hit I7lli annual ! coinenlion of State 0\ erseei.'- at I I'latlsbiij-j; lie;;iiiiiiiig June 2(itll. i MISS ( RAMIFM, INt.AGFI* -Ml. ami .Mrs. Henry Lewis Cramii II. (if 27.'', Clinion Avenue, Brooklyn, fm- ' merly of I'^ieeporl, aiinoun((- iht- i n- 1 uaHemeiil of their daiinhler, Mis.s Kdiih. lo .Ml. Aithur .Marion Jmns Lli'iiK-nanl rnited .Statrs Ariiiv, j MRS. MAVM.Vt. I\,H KID i -Mi.'^ A Illl Ila Maiiniii);, iIk' daiii^ti- III of ,\lis, W , K. Wells, of Soiiili Ocean AveiiiK, «as seriously in.iuii<l : Wednesday evening vshen she was Ihroun from a horse which she was ' ridiiiK while on the .Merrick Road near Grove .Sireei. The horse became uiimaiia;:eable and .Mrs. .Maniiing. afh r iswa.Miii; from side lo side for neat l.v I a blot K. lost her presence of mind and fell lo Ihe gutter, striking li« r Iliad, .''^t-veral people on bieyiles saw Ihe Wl,man's plight ancl ran lo lur rest uc. but were too latt . U'lii n she reil one of llie first to rt ach her side was ('a[il. ,Iaiiir,s Ilanse, who assisted iii carrying Inf into the home of Dr, l-;(lw-in Carman, She was iincoscioiis. Dr, Carman \ diafc:iios«'cl her coiidilion as that 'if ! concussion of the brain. After h' r ' wound was dressed shi wiis taken ici h('r home. Kl VS l'K\KSil.l, PKOPFKTV ,Claren(-e A. i;dw'ar(ls' real es'aic ofIl(-e has .sold to William Hibbard the corner idol of ground al Pine Si reef and Long- Beach Avenue. Fietpori, ovrnecl bv .Smith F. Pearsall, *ITO rONFKKIM F Albany, .lune 14 One half niillirin moiorisis were represenei-d last .Mon¬ day wImii .Secretary of .State Fran< is M.' HjiKo and William L. Dill. Com¬ missioner nf Motor Vehicles of Niw i JerH«'y, nil I in conference In .Neu' I Vork Cit.\ .New .lersey has renisiti- '¦ ed about Ki.'i.II'III cars this year, while Ihis ,Siani will have a re:,"lstration of I close to the 4(iO,00(i mark. The nn ei- ! InK, the flrst of its kind, was brought ' ahoue in rirder tbat there niigbi b<- an e.^(-llanK:^• cif suggestionK of inierest to tht motorists and likewise that each I ri(4glit hettir .understand the prftsent. i laws affecting the other. The meet- I ins was also afienrfed by Frank P. ¦ Redmond, chief of New Vork's auio I biireaii| and J. J. 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Inside Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit 72
from the throwing-crime-out-the-window dept.
Mod parent up...
I just read some of these. I don't know about the rest, but the Roger Hedgecock article states that the bailiff gave the jury alcohol and pushed for a conviction. After much wrangling and seeming judicial misconduct (judge stating he thought Hedgecock was guilty, and therefore would not release interview transcripts to the defense) the State Supreme Court ruled in Hedgecock's favor. He then plead to a misdemeanor, with *no* retrial.
Thanks for the links, though. Interesting reading.
Well, I certainly don't. As far as I am concerned, it is the same attitude you hear when people say "But we have to do something!!!". It doesn't work. Don't bother. Use a more secure browser. Use an ad-blocker. Have a decent firewall installed. These will help. Perhaps you can enlighten us on which Antivirus program you use on the networks you manage. Then tell us which infections it stopped. I have customers who own solutions from Symantec, VIPRE, Kaspersky, McAfee, AVG, Avira, and Trend (among others I won't take the time to recall). Invariably, those who insist on using IE get infected the most. I have encountered some who get compromised or scammed while using Firefox or Chrome (99% of the time with no ad blocker installed). Not only do the AV packages not stop the infection, but looking in their "quarantine" I never find anything more than tracking cookies. The first rootkit, virus, or whatever that the package encountered was not only not stopped, but crippled the AV.
Often, the AV package is still intact enough to interfere with the proper progress of a legitimate mitigation tool like ComboFix, though.
The customers I have who never get infected? Yeah, they're using Macintoshes, running OS versions between 10.5 and 10.8. Occasionally I see a Mac user who has been tricked into installed MacKeeper (bogus maintenance software) when they don't have an ad-blocker installed. Simple to remove without extra software.
Fantastic points, highly insightful. It's funny how the dogma they feed you in the school systems talks about McCarthy's witch hunts, and then ignore the fact that much of what he claimed was actually correct (see Venona Project - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venona_project).
Maybe the old style Syquests were that much, but the EZ135 debuted at $25. A screaming deal at the time.
It always struck me that Zip drives became so ubiquitous. I looked at them briefly for my own use, and chose the Syquest EZ135 instead. The Syquest had a transfer rate 4 times the speed of the Zip drive, and the access time was half that of Zip. About the same cost for drive and cartridges, but 35MB more data per cartridge. Considering my internal drive was a 40MB SCSI drive, that was something. I swear that sometimes the Syquest felt faster than my internal SCSI drive, though I never benchmarked it.
They always mounted, unlike Zips which sometimes had seating difficulties. Later, when Jaz came out, for the same price you could get the Syjet. A faster drive and 50% more storage. Not as reliable as EZ135, but then again, JAZ was a reliability disaster. Oh, well.
Why would Augustine have been burned at the stake? He was raised as a pagan, and in fact lived in a society where Christianity had no domination over the fate of men. I may be mistaken, but it appears from your comments that you have a very emotional response to this very sedate and relaxed message from Dr. Bakker. His primary point was to give credit where credit is due. Many of these people learned a great deal about a great many things without all the advantages we have today.
At the same time, they did not have the disadvantage of learning these things as if they were some obvious fact that was spoon fed to them by a professor. They didn't run around parroting scientific notions that they had no direct knowledge of on the strength of perceived authority. Certainly they had other ridiculous notions, some of which may have been inherited. But on the whole, they were deep thinkers who explored their universe. Most people then and today do not spend 10% of the time these guys did thinking and discovering.
Yes, I am very familiar with Jury Nullification. I absolutely believe it is a Juror's moral responsibility to know it and apply it. But as a matter of pure fact, they typically will not. They will not be read, learned, or educated. The fact that the defendant is the defendant will cause most to assume guilt. In practice, the defendant's attorney will have to work hard to prove his client's innocence. If the client is not good looking, this can be very difficult.
I don't say this in ignorance. I have been called upon as an expert witness. The funny thing is, what I have witnessed most is prosecutors' willingness to try to twist the truth, leave out pertinent information or prevent it from being disclosed, and in fact try to take advantage of the ignorance of juries (and I mean ignorance of the particulars of an industry, for example, not that they are ignorant) to try to win a conviction when there is not only reasonable doubt of guilt, but reasonable probability of innocence.
Just like anyone else, they want to *win*. But they often seem to lose sight that *winning* is convicting the right person of the crime, if indeed a crime has been committed.
It cannot be left to Jury Nullification, which is a little known avenue for justice, and only one that is effective with an informed Jury (rare) who are given the right circumstances to detect a problem with the law itself, or how it is being applied, or with the punishments attached to conviction. Also, in many states, mere mention of it can get you into trouble with the court.
I think you are confusing the prosecution with the defense. It is not the prosecution's job to "throw what he can get away with at the defendant". The prosecution's interest should be to prosecute someone who they believe has committed a crime worthy of prosecution. It is certainly not the job of the jury to determine overreach. The judge is the arbiter of the law, and the jury is merely the arbiter of the fact.
The responsibility of defense is closer to your notion, as famously stated by Justice Byron White. But he spells out the responsibility of the prosecution, as well as other law enforcement, to get it right, even during the trial itself:
""Law enforcement officers have the obligation to convict the guilty and to make sure they do not convict the innocent. They must be dedicated to making the criminal trial a procedure for the ascertainment of the true facts surrounding the commission of the crime. To this extent, our so-called adversary system is not adversary at all; nor should it be. But defense counsel has no comparable obligation to ascertain or present the truth. Our system assigns him a different mission. He must be and is interested in preventing the conviction of the innocent, but, absent a voluntary plea of guilty, we also insist that he defend his client whether he is innocent or guilty.
The State has the obligation to present the evidence. Defense counsel need present nothing, even if he knows what the truth is. He need not furnish any witnesses to the police, or reveal any confidences of his client, or furnish any other information to help the prosecution's case. If he can confuse a witness, even a truthful one, or make him appear at a disadvantage, unsure or indecisive, that will be his normal course. Our interest in not convicting the innocent permits counsel to put the State to its proof, to put the State's case in the worst possible light, regardless of what he thinks or knows to be the truth.
Undoubtedly there are some limits which defense counsel must observe but more often than not, defense counsel will cross-examine a prosecution witness, and impeach him if he can, even if he thinks the witness is telling the truth, just as he will attempt to destroy a witness who he thinks is lying. In this respect, as part of our modified adversary system and as part of the duty imposed on the most honorable defense counsel, we countenance or require conduct which in many instances has little, if any, relation to the search for truth."
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2 reviewsRalph Lauren Boys Classic Zip Hoodie with Embroidered Logo Detail
With a classic clean shape, this Ralph Lauren boys hoodie is a lovely selection for his staple all-seasons wardrobe.
Cotton fabric makes this boys hoodie extra snuggly, while embroidered logo detail to the chest adds a luxurious finishing touch. Pockets to the front accentuate the design and the zip fastening allows easy changing.
For a cool casual look, you can coordinate this boys hoodie with jeans or chinos and a retro pair of plimsolls.
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- Boys hoodie from Ralph Lauren
- Zip fastening
- Embroidered logo to chest
- Pockets to front
- Cuffed hem and sleeves
- Casual clothing for boys
Ralph Lauren Colour-Block Boys Rugby Shirt
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2 reviewsRalph Lauren Colour-Block Long-Sleeve Boys Rugby Shirt
Smarten up his sporty style with this boys Ralph Lauren Big Pony rugby shirt. A must-have item for a classic collegiate look, this luxurious colour-block shirt will inject colour and crisp style into his everyday casual clothing.
This long-sleeve boys Ralph Lauren rugby shirt is accentuated with contrast colour for an extra eye-catching impact. While embroidered Big Pony branding to the chest acts as a luxurious stamp of quality, applique number detail on the sleeve and stripe detail to the collar provide a polished preppy finish.
Trendsetting boys can wear this rugby shirt with their favourite jeans or chinos and a nice pair of retro plimsolls.
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- Boys rugby shirt from Ralph Lauren
- Colour block
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- Stripe detail on collar; preppy look
- Long sleeves
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This adorable box set from Ralph Lauren is the perfect gift for a newborn baby boy. This gift set includes a long sleeved coverall, matching hat and an adorable bear. The coverall features classic collar, long sleeves, embroidered pony logo to chest and popper fastenings to body and legs. The matching hat features signature pony embroidery to the front. The set also includes a plush cotton bear which features an internal bell that softly jingles when the baby shakes it, a matching ribbon at the neck and an embroidered monogram at the foot.
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Ralph Lauren Boys Stripe Crew Neck Knit
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0 reviewAll over stripe crew neck knitted jumper with ribbed neck, hem and cuffs. Features classic pony embroidery to chest perfect for layering up.
Colour: Imperial Blue. Cotton. Machine washable.


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The Gagauz are ethnic Turks. Their very name means "straight-nosed Turks." There are two theories on how they reached present-day Moldova. The first theory is that they are descended from the Ottoman conquers of the 15th and 16th centuries. The other theory was more popular in the past. It stated that the Gagauz were descended from the Bulgars, also a Turkic people, who pillaged their way into Europe from the Central Asian steppes. The basis for this hypothesis is that Gagauz use to call themselves "true Bulgars" when they lived among the Bulgarians. They resented Bulgarians calling them "Gagauz" because it implied they were Turks like the Ottomans rather than a small "t" Turkic people like the Bulgarians who became Slavic in culture. Today the Gagauz prefer the Ottoman-origin theory.
No one knows when the conversion happened but the Gagauz are Eastern Orthodox Christians belonging to a See in the Russian Orthodox Church. During the 1800s the first noting of religion amongst the Gagauz was made. The Gagauz were being oppressed by the Ottomans for being Christian. Around this time Russian Orthodox Church was the only Orthodox Church not under Ottoman control and it was therefore a political statement to belong to it while living in the Ottoman Empire. The Gagauz probably converted from Sunni Islam due to missionary activity or, if the Bulgar theory is correct, converted out of a desire to be aligned with a free Orthodox church.
The Gagauz speak Gagauz, a language closely related to Turkish. However, their alphabet is Cyrillic. Previously Gagauz used the Greek alphabet but it switched to Cyrillic in the 1950s. The change was forced by the Soviet Union which sought to Russify the various cultures in the USSR.
The majority of Gagauz live in the former Soviet republic of Moldova. While they have been partially Russified by their adoption of Russian Orthodoxy and Cyrillic, the Gagauz have managed to keep their own language alive while being multilingual in Romanian and Russian. Their national identity nearly lead to war in the early 1990s. As the Soviet Union was falling apart, ethnic Romanians in Moldova changed the official language of Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic from Russian and Romanian to Romanian only. Also, the Moldovan nationalists were making it known an independent Moldova would seek to merge into a greater Romania. The Gagauz threatened to breakaway violently but war was prevented by Transnistria's war of independence. The crushing of the Moldovans by the Transnistrians and 14th Russian Army prevented any anti-Gagauz crackdown by Moldova. A period of undeclared independence existed from 1992 to 1994. In 1994 Moldova agreed to give autonomy to majority Gagauz regions and areas with a sizable Gagauz minority which voted to join the autonomous zone of Gagauzia. Gagauzia is a free, liberal democracy with its own parliment and good civil rights record.
Today the mixed nature of the Gagauz continues. Turkey has granted Moldova money to improve Gagauzia and has spent its resources by conducting cultural exchanges. The Gagauz tend to support the Communist Party of Moldova and are considered still close to Russia as they see the party and Russia as counterweight to the pro-European, pro-Romania parties. The Gagauz have become a focal point where Europe, Russian Eurasia, and a Turkish Near East merge. The mixing bowl Gagauz have become a people of three worlds.


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One of the first things an aspiring writer must learn is to pay attention, to look intently at what is going on. Here's a good example of a poem by Gabriel Spera, a Californian, that wouldn't have been possible without close observation.
The jay's up early, and attacks the lawn
with something of that fervor and despair
of one whose keys are not where they always are,
checking the same spots over and again
till something new or overlooked appears�—
an armored pillbug, or a husk of grain.
He flits with it home, where his mate beds down,
her stern tail feathers jutting from the nest
like a spoon handle from a breakfast bowl.
The quickest lover's peck, and he's paroled
again to stalk the sodgrass, cockheaded, obsessed.
He must get something from his selfless work�—
joy, or reprieve, or a satisfying sense
of obligation dutifully dispensed.
Unless, of course, he's just a bird, with beaks —
too many beaks — to fill, in no way possessed
of traits or demons humans might devise,
his dark not filled with could-have-beens and whys.
Poem copyright �2012 by Gabriel Spera from his most recent book of poems, "The Rigid Body," Ashland Poetry Press, 2012. Poem reprinted by permission of Gabriel Spera and the publisher.


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I really enjoyed brunch at Sésame with a dear friend last Sunday. It snowed outside as we sat in this cosy café sipping on coffee, fresh juice and eating bagels.
And back out into the snow we went, this time our tummies a bit fuller and our spirits a bit higher…
51 Quai de Valmy, 75010 Paris


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Strawberry Tart Easy Recipe
The Easiest Strawberry Tart You'll Ever Make
From Camilla Salem, YumSugar
Puff Pastry Strawberry Tart
Butter for greasing
1 sheet of frozen puff pastry, thawed
1 1/2 cups of strawberries, sliced
1/2 teaspoon plus 1 teaspoon granulated sugar, divided
1 cup whipping cream
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Powdered sugar
While this recipe technically serves four, it disappeared really quickly, so I would suggest making two for any kind of party.
- Preheat your oven to 350° F.
- Place your puff pastry on a baking sheet that has been greased with butter.
- Neatly arrange strawberries over puff pastry, leaving 1/2 inch of crust around the edges. Dust with 1/2 teaspoon of granulated sugar.
- Bake the tart for about 15 or 20 minutes or until the crust begins to turn golden brown and the juices from the strawberries begin to seep out.
- While the tart is baking, in the bowl of a stand mixer (or just a large bowl if you're using a hand mixer), add whipping cream, vanilla, and 1 teaspoon of granulated sugar. Whisk until stiff peaks begin to form.
- Remove tart from oven and dust with powdered sugar while still hot. Slice up and serve with a dollop of whipped cream.
Serves 4.
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- Desserts


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Volunteers are needed to help clean up a Liberty Township park.
A work session is set for 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, at Fort Liberty Playland, 6845 VanGorden Road. It will be led by Chuck Holliday, a member of Liberty Township's Parks Committee.
Workers of all ages are asked to help clean the park along with removing invasive plants. Wear long sleeves, gloves, safety glasses and boots or other appropriate, closed-toe footwear.
Anyone who has hand pruners and loppers are asked to bring them along to help with the clean-up effort.
Information: email@example.com or 513-305-6223
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