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Tba power (»f appolptment rests with (lis president of the tax commlsHlon and Th. whole c.«>iK.ny Is ^p^,^j^^"j" ""^^ ^ ^j^^ ^^^ ^^^ Sunday m«im(ns »"'' w"M pVovcd by the my Mgpavm tl)e pl)« of asbes al«ng side the h«i|sf and l»ak« a seiki psUiwav <m th* sidewalk. there will be Sitme lamlmspe |»p<|awtnf about the preMitMes. The IIMibers have agreed tit dlf^up the'siMl. level the i|roim<i and plant pretty llow- •ers. Also Itoalaqilli Fisher, wlui nhfe said be'4 nwer be clwlrman of a "racket"! acain. Is going tn "engineer'* a moving p|<>tuy» show. At cb«lrn»An )if will afi IMiiRt his own assistynti*. ^ Also a committee will iei|uest the llafn) ot Trustees to toiisldt-r repuint Ing the flre house and reiiuir the c|ei- trie ll|;)it wires. Alno the I.eglon Imseball team bus been given permission to use the house iilunday sfterantnis to dl.<<cai'U ubile col lars iip4 silk shirts and put on UiMbaii j iHteis t«»». .^Iso Ctat^rlle St)'HUb has been mule ci^ptain and manager of u Itusebull ivum Kii'saed mt memhers of th» company anil bf'll be ready to thullengf. any other compuny In the village as mihiu hs Yit picks his llnsup. Aise Jee Uurronllno pulled a surprisi- on the membern and brought down a lot pt "eaU" which were appreciate- Ivsly devuursU. Then the meeting adjourned Oox'emor. wm HOLD WORLD niADE CONFERENCE HERE THIS MONTH NntiMial AssociatiM of Manfac- twrers To Meet With Ambassa¬ dors of 34 Nations mmjm Am iyracuse FOR FOKEST SPECIALIST Kngland has Just iwid a.liaiidstHpe cumplinent to the .N'i.a- Vurk State Cul- le|^ uf Foresti'y ut Syracuse and tu Dr. Harry P. Brown. Professor of Wood 'J?cclun>log>-, In thul Institution, by oljer hi| hiw the position uf wmil tochnpl<i- i{|i«l In tbe Imperial Foreat lli.scurch Institute. Dehi'M Uu«, I'lilted Provinces, i|i4i». The offer to Dr. Brpwu cuHiu di rectly from ths Indig UIHce, \\ hitehall, London, pnd was signed liy Kershaw, I'nder .Se<retai-y of Stato ut India. '. Tba pttpr (rom the India Oltlce to Ur. Vrown said In part: "I am directetl by the Secretary for India in Cv"ncil to Inquire win ther you are prtpitrfd tu accept an aiipoiiiimeiii as Wood Technologist at the Impeiial Fore.st KeMeurch Institute, l>'hra Dur. Dnited Provinces, India. I enclose a form at %gre«Hi<^nt, In triplicate st:itiiu>. in d'.-tatl the terms ami conOltloiis of up- ix>lntment. If you accept, I am to re <iuest thut you will be good enough to sign ull three liartH of the agreement, at the places indlcutod In ))eni 11. In the presence of ^ witnesjs who should wri'.; his uatnc address und occupation in the sp^ce Indicated for that purpose. T*** three ports should then be rctiiMied to siuns, this uMcs for completion. "Tou would Imj required In sail lutrriwtional News Service.) .N'ew York. May .1.—Announeement was ipade by the .National Assoi;iationi of .Mumifaclurers that It will hold a Conference of .Nnibussudors and .Mln- on WoiUI Trade al its twenty sUth liHiiUUl convention ut the W'ttl dnrf-.\s-au'ia Hotel, New Vork Clty,< May Iti. 17 and IX next, with aniljus i-ailors, iiiintsters und loinniercial rep lesentaiives of more than Ihlriy na- lii>ns jiartlcipatlng. Secretary of State Hughes will open the conference on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 17. unless some tinfore- Hni'tt circumslunce prevents his leuv- iuK Washington ut th<' -^iine, while other ofhchils high In In'tf.inaiionii; commerce and trade willyViJOv'- ad dresses upon the various prolileiii)- iiiiw facing the l'nited States in the de veliipiucn* of its foreign trade. Premier World Trade .Mrrt This important gathering v.hii li will lie the first of lis kind ever held In this country, if not in the worlil. has been arranged In order tbat icpie scniativea ot other nations may havf uu opppftunity to expluhi to the men most intimately cunceriicd in tinaneing and cxteriding our foreign IraiUr how Ihc constructive forces of the l.'rilted .Slates may bi' cu-ordinalcd b/st to serve the needs .of the world. There will be discussions of the best inetb- isls to meet the demands of l-'.uroiK; and other countries for raw and iiianu- fuctured materials and to cxlenil tin credit thnt is so essential. 'I'lie .Na¬ tlunul Assix;iutioii of jManui'aeluier;s I'oiupriscs (1,000 manufacturing i lUer- priscs, which prwliice more than 7.'i per cent of the entire mauiii'ucluring output of the nations und this conven¬ tion will give yrtielr mcmbt'is an op- imrtunity to obtain the foreign vipw- point direct for the flrst time in their history. The conference will be presided over liy Stephen-'C. Mason, president of thu National AS,soi'iation of Manufactur¬ ers. It will be conducted in fiv<- ses- runnlng from Tuesday after- I noon through to Wednesday night, forjwh^n the annual bouquet of the Na- ammmmaagmmm fhlrty four N«<kms Fotmai or defiitite occewtancee have! b,?e|i received fr^m am^ptssaaor)^ and ministers o* thirty-^our different coun-1 tries, while at least three other na-' tlons will be rcprew'nted by their com¬ mercial staffs In the absence of tta«| amltaisjidor or the minister from the l^nttM tlt«te«'at tbe Ume ci tbe con-| ntlon.. It Is more than probable j that every single country with a r«'p- resentutlve In Waahlngton will be| enrollenl as a pnrtlclpuint. The ooun- tiif-s wh'jse ainlitiBsudors or ministers bav^ a''cepted and which will txi fully represented, so fur roielved, imlude .\rgentlna. Belgium, Bolivia, Bra/ll. Bulgaria, t~;iiile. China. Columbia. Costa nica, Cuba. Czechoslovak iu, Denmark, Dumlnicari Kepublk'. K'.'ua- dor, Finland, I'rance, Great Britain, Gi'eece, Guatemala, Italy, JuiHtn, Netherlands, Nlc4jragua. -Norway. I'un- ama. Peru, Poland. Pemla. Portugal, Rumania. Spain. Sweden. Switzerland, and Venezuela. To Itm f)(li|catiuiial Meet Ciiliiildentttl with the conference, •very ta<IITfy will be placf'd at the dis posal of the distinguished group riiruign rci>resentatlves to make known Ihe particular trade possibilitli s and levelopments of their countries to the j''"^''""''y individual metiib"rH of the association and the delegates to the con\ cation.' .\. special information section will be i iiel apart where each countn' may i liave on exhibit special UleraUire wmsmagmmmsBammmmamB «Ud: . j "The NaUolud AjfaocUtlga of U«n«-; factiirers, a« the largest assocbui^^i of actual producers In the world, re¬ alises Its responsibilities aa au agency which can contribute nisMrially to¬ ward niilving the acuta economic prob¬ lems of the World. The fundamental necessity Is to meet tbe needs of Bu- rot)« in raw aud m^nufactured mate¬ rials and machinery, s^i that she («b take up again her productive activi¬ ties without assuming an Intolerable burden af Immediate obligations. America the Vtmtitor Natlen "American nianufacturers -.tloi.e ean meet theae needs on bases of i refill which will enable Kurope and the .esl of the world to resume thetr interde- penilent commerce and thus restore employment and Its couse-iuent In- 1 <Toased eonaumptlon power. .Auierl- ean financial interests have familiar¬ ized themselves with world problems ' insofar as the financing of foreign j commerce haa been concerne<fi but I the manufacturer himself has locked a broad, intimate knowledge, of the Qj i necessities of the situation. Tliere- I'oi-e. he has failed ))osnJbIy to under¬ stand why hc should exert all of his and resources In meeling the needs of the foreign buyer. "What permanent cianmittecs will -^•esult from the Conference of .Ainba.s- sadors and Ministers I am lyt pre- i iiaretl to state, but I iKlievc that when that vm have taken a long slop | t^anl wdyliig mtmr Muestlons whkh must be sAlved before we can hoiiif to readjust the comptfcated social Cnd ("'inoniic mochonlstn of tbe world." M.VTCHKS DBMTROY CITY London. May t.—A Ch|ld pbiylng { with u box uf matches started a flre which destroyed the entire village of Grafenschlag. Austria, consisting of slxty-t^o houses. Review Want Advs. bring nuults ^^n«^^ ^fmawamamntmaaaamra Yoor Gas Problem Solved Florence Oil Stoves - LYMAN N. JONES - SPORTING GOODS / MOTOR BOAT 5 South MiOll Street FKEEPORT. N. Y. " TcMtooe, 60 Freeport 1 MmMIMHBIICNaMnMWMtinHIZNZHSN«IWII«MSHf;HXMXMCI|*N«l||nNl L ilM'ciul tr4de information whic|i will i be fur the inspection of the delegates! ¦ind proper ariangcincnts will be made lor sending this speeiul In¬ formation to any maiiuftieiuier who seeks It. in making the auiiouncemeiu Mr. Mason, president of tho assneiatlon. the conference is ended we shall find Dinner Ware Salel (AuMrican China) i 32 PIECE Gold Stamp Design $3.98 Rose and Blue Bird D««igp 31 Piece Set $4.98 54 Piece Set H.98 100 Piece Set 19.98 (Open Stock Patient*) DaSilva's Stores Freeporf Rockville Centre fWe ARP THE JOLLY COAL The Sugar Bowl CONFECTIONERY tional A.ssiK^iullon of Maniifaeturers will ciinclude the occasion. There will Ih- a summary of the Amerli an view¬ point- on the last* day by three meu Muullfied to Iiresent this suVjjeet. Each scaaion will bo devoted to a iiarticqlar group of nations and each will have as an honorary chairman one of tho na- Inilia as -soun as you i-uuld obtain ypur relsiiss from yuur prc«ient einploMneut" "If you require/in advance In i ouiiec- tion with the expenses of the voyage tu India, arrangements would be made to cable you funds tor traveling ex- IHilises." "if yuu found djltliulty in Me< urini; a passage lo Kijgland. this offlce would i ambassadors from that group be prepared to arrange a passage, 'fbe i tlons. pasiwse to India would be provided by | the Secrolary of State, j am to n;- j -^-— — -- —^ = quest that yuu kindly conirnunicaie ypur! tledsion. by cubic, uilUressed to the Bevenue Secretary, tho India l»illc«'." Upon letiriilng that Dr. Brown had i b»en offerstl this posltiun. Dr. H«rlHr!;| Stone. SjMK'jttl Lecturer at the I'nlvcr j Sity of Cambridge. School of Forestry. aqd author of »<sveial bopks oo liirestr.\. wrote as follows: ''I gm very glad to bear that you; have an offer of a iw.st in the Indian ¦ Forest Servii-e at Dehru Dun. There Is nu service Iq the world where a man is xu lj}>c»»H.v treated. It is the Mecca of the pick of the younger men. Tbe qqul- i iticatiops Inslijtcd mion for prolri';o>ier- shlp are so severe that only the clever- ¦ I'st men can hope to stand a i-hunce, I know of no one ou this shlc that I i ¦should cure to recommend. 1 congratu¬ late thu service la obtaining the b|est, mun." '' During the seven yeura hc nas bscn connected with the C'ollege of Forestry Dr. Brown has built up o st'- ;i g tie partment and has contributed m.niy arti¬ cles tfi i(cleqt)0( aiid tevhnlcal Juurnals or tgs atrtictqrtj ti| wuod. He r. i j re eently completed a book entitled Forest Treus «f New Vork," which will shortly HP^c-^r as 4 builttlq tu ^ Issued by tU' College. Atttr m»ture lleUberatlon Dr. Hruwu hqji t)<t».'i4e4 Ih Recline the offer and rc- ihlMn with ill* Ciillege of Forestry. ¦¦' Wll» lil^l I" • EGG-STOVE-NUT-PEA Sing the opening chorus of their new coal pocket en- titled "Screened Co^." We are now prepared to give our customers aU screened coal; also prompt and effi* dent sorvice. LET us hll your coal order politely and promptly. W. J. Martin Coal Co. INC. 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone 283 FREEPORT (tBNXHXHBMJCHaEHXHaHZHSNaHXHXHSHSHSKXMZHSKXHSHZHSHEHSMg FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES AWNINGS Davenport Suits of Our Own Make UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING DESIGNING REMODELING EDWARD C. DRESING GENUINp: SIMMONS OITOBI TO PArOAMAGE ^ WiigN ME STRIKES WHEEL ^Z BEDS llfc-^^WrtiiikSPRINGS MATTRESSES -- BAR HARBOR STAINED WiaOW CHAIR Former price $12.00. Speciar j|^7.|0 VILUGE AVENUE. ReekvUle Centre. Tel. 1326 R. V. C. SNSHSNXNS*l8HSN»<Z»8M«HSMX»XHXa9I^HSHX|*XNXH«IBXP3J<X4| a^aer lftrve|)ort. May 6.—UVulter of Itockville Centre i^rlvlng the cur vf a Mr. liopbael of Ocoun Side ran Into a bicycle rifdun by Juseyh Friedman of Bnwdway Tuesday afternoon. The accident wus unavoidable aod tbe boy was not bi|rt \>ut Pwrr>-n>»n offvrc^ to stoqd fur tite dumagu done <i> th« bicycle. - , Review 'Want Advs. bring rviiuttii J.,rj.^,,,^,/ i|XNfJ^tN9N«MXM«|W4i«HXNXNXNXHXHXNaMailXMXNSHCN«HSII CK8HM HUDSON CONTRACTING CO. S Phoae 584 Bockville Centre i O. H. TUTHILL, Mgr- ' | WI HAVE JUST BECEIVEO A BABQ2 OF | BLUE STONE I QYE TOUR DRIVEWAY A TONIC S iSMSMSIUHK)««HSMSilXllSIIXiMSl«ll'CMXIttM8IWplXllXMSII«X$N3MSII)^ ICE CREAM DEUCIOUS DRINKS DELIGHTFUL CANDIES MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED PECANS BRAZIL NUTS , WALNUTS ALMONDS And the Greatest Profusion of Exquisite Dainties MAIN STREET FREEPORT, N. Y. : HAVE YOUR PLATING DONE IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE ^ Modern Equipment and Expert Workmen will give you • aar- ^ Tlce you can't get elsewhere on Loni? Island Brass Beds and Electro Platinf in All lu Branches We Do General Mill Work and Can Care for Your Home Altai- ationa of Thia Kind KLASS AUTOMATIC CORP. D. R. Longnecker P. L. Hurrell H. Weber i Formerly L. ik H. Mtg. Co. ObMirvor St., ToL 28 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y. ttSMXHXHIHXNXNXNKNXHSMXltXHXHXNXNXStKSiSNXKSiMXHXHXNSNSHSH X H I Open May 2-Tlie Baldwin Harbor Hotel I I FINEST TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, $1.50 a i Luncheon, Dinners, Suppers and Beefsteak Parties ¦ Specialty S I BANQUETS $1.50 PER COVER AND UP | II Shore DJbners By Appointraent-^^hone 547-Froeport S N Board By the Day or Week Fine Home Cooking Se fi Tlie Pining Rooms under new management this season— JJ I under the management of Mrs. M. J. Quinn S g of 15 N. Grand Ave., Baldwin. L. I. « H X HXHSKXHXHXHXHXHXNXNXHXHZHXNSHXHXHSMXHXHXHXMSHXHKitlXHXM Telephone* Freeport S04-J Tels., 3197 aodlZISFar Rock Freeport Furniture Shop INTERIOR DECORATION I. JAS PIN — ICE CREAM — 20.1 .MIOKitKK I10.\D rhoH*:: UucUvUle Ceiilre it KOCKVILI.K tliNTKE, N. Y. Upholstering Draperies, Curtains Awnings Shades T Cabinet Making^ Antique? Painting Polishing HEMPSTEAD BANK HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. , "The Big Bank on the Corner" Estahhshed 1887 CAPITAL $ 30,000 SURPLUS 100,000 TOTAL RESOURCES OVER .. 2,000,000 DOES a general Commercial Bankinf husiness. ACCEPTS Time deposit accounts and allows inter¬ est thereon at the rate of 3 per c«nl per tmam, SELLS Travelers' Checb and Lottors ol Credit on all parts of tbe worid. MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Deposit Department for the storage of valuables and at reasonable rates. LOANS Maney on Bond and Mortgage. HAS a CHRISTMAS CLUB ^hich has popuMz«i itself with hundreds of its pttroii. ADVISES with its depositors regan^ing their ittTett« mentr aqd maintains an up to date scrvkc especiaUy for tbat pqrpose. If we may be permitted to'senre yoa, reaember ''The Big Bank on the Comtr" SPECIAL FURNITURE TO ORDER Now is the time to re-finish your furniture, give you the highest workmanship ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED STOCK OF UPHOLSTERED AND CAB- INET MADE FURNITURE ON HAND We We also Specialize in Never Bend Window Screenf 68 East Mernck Road Main Office: LAWRENCE. L. I. FREEPORT, L. L H £f?B3ffi isggg YOU DON'T NEED A COAL FIRE TO GET PLENTY OF HOT WATER stop making an oven of your kitches->you'll be hot enough without it. Stop all the unntoessary labor of starting a coal ire and removing asbes. Stop beating water in pots and kettles oa your gas range-ojfou are wasting gas. VULCAN GAS WATER HEATER ttm give you dl tbo bet water yoa need so easily aa^, qniokly tbat yon vill wonder bow yon ever got along Mtbont it. Eeady aaytimo—^ay or might—Just strike a aMitab«->tnm on tha gas and in a faw aiaotes you have rteamiag hot water. Call at our oftce and see this heater demonstrated NASSAU & SUIfOU IMTING COMPANY GEO. IbcDONAU). Preaidmi 8^^AdL^.^^^i.^a.i^sa.aai^..bfcS^.fe^ l^lll^ll^
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Gov. Tom Corbett says his top priority will be making sure power is being restored to 1.3 million Pennsylvanians in the dark Tuesday morning after Hurricane Sandy.
Two deaths have been reported so far in the state, both attributed to falling trees, Corbett said.
About 600 people began the day in emergency shelters.
So far, 1,700 National Guard troops are deployed across the state.
Utility crews from outside the state are assisting with efforts to get the power back on, he added.
While major interstates around Philadelphia have been permitted to reopen, SEPTA and Amtrak rail service remained suspended Tuesday morning.
The governor also said he is in contact with the governors of New Jersey and New York to see what assistance can be provided to them.
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Riverside Public Library
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The Arlanza Library opened its doors on November 13, 2010. The 10,000 square foot library has over 80 computers for public use and houses a starting collection of more than 11, 750 items. The library has the distinction of being built on the site of what was once part of Camp Anza. Camp Anza housed many soldiers during World War II and served as a military staging area for the United States Army.
The Arlanza Library is the first library in the Riverside Public Library System to use an RFID (radio frequency material identification) system to circulate materials. This new technology allows for a faster and more efficient customer check-out and self-check-out system.
The library offers a Community Room equipped with state of the art screening equipment and partners with non-profit Smooth Transition to offer free computer and life skills classes.
After School Activities and other events: Check the library calendar (PDF).
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The 2014 Lotus Esprit may be powered by a 640-bhp Lotus-built V-8.
After taking in that large (carbon-fiber?) fixed wing, let your eyes move down to the mammoth, multi-level rear diffuser fitted to this test car. The entire rear looks wider than before, even the taillights have a cleaner and more integrated design. A true rear window has also been fitted, which should greatly improve rear visibility.
According to our sources, many of the design changes are due to the Exige moving to the same chassis that can be found under the Evora 2+2.
The Exige will likely share the same normally-aspirated and supercharged versions of the 3.5-liter V-6 found in the Evora and Evora S. Based on the performance figures of the current Evora, the lighter Exige should have no problem zipping to 60 mph in 5.0 seconds or less.
Intelligent Precision Shift
The 2012 Evora IPS has Lotus' first automatic transmission since the Excel SA back in the 1980s, and it's likely to account for some 60 percent of Evora sales worldwide.
Intelligent Precision Shift (IPS) might sound highly technical, but it's simply an Aisin-supplied 6-speed torque convertor automatic with actuators and shift strategy developed by Lotus. It also adds 110 lb. to the Evora's 3165-lb.curb weight, but at 5.3 sec. to 60 mph and a 155-mph top speed, it hasn't eaten that greatly into the car's performance.


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Formative Assessment in Math Class |
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Adolfi Celi (far right) plays Emilio Largo, Number 2 in SPECTRE, Blofeld's global terrorist organisation, who has a dastardly plot to steal two atomic bombs. His thick Sicilian accent led to his performance being voice-dubbed by Robert Rietty. Also pictured are Claudine Auger as Dominique "Domino" Derval (centre) and Sean Connery as Bond (left).


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5 cups 1/2-inch cubed cornbread made from an 8.5-ounce box mix
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Good and different. The onion was so overpowering, though, so I will do maybe 1/4 rather than 1/2 large red onion next time and I put 3 avocados in, but they were pretty small, and I still couldn't get enough of the taste. Next time I will put 4 or 5 avocados in, and make them bigger chunks.
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This was excellent. I used a batch of cornbread off the corn meal box, 4 large vine-on tomatoes (can't wait for my garden tomatoes to ripen!!), doubled the cilantro, and only used one avocado. Also had no red wine vinegar so used cider vinegar instead. This is a great recipe to modify for what you have on hand; I can't wait to make it again.
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Culture of Corruption? From Republicans? At the Expense of the American People?
Well, apparently Pelosi is not only unaware of allegations surrounding fellow Dem Chuck Schumer stealing Maryland Lt. Governor's credit report, but she may also be unaware of the scandal and indictment of Brooklyn Democratic boss Clarence Norman Jr. recently being convicted for felony campaign abuses:
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Joe Salazar is the deputy consul general in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He was the first UST graduate to be commissioned as a U.S. foreign service officer at the U.S. Department of State in 1998. He has served in Washington, D.C., and overseas in Seoul, South Korea; Buenos Aires, Argentina; and Mexico City, Mexico with his wife, Lauren Aulbach Salazar '91, a liberal arts graduate in Spanish and education.
Joe and Lauren met during student orientation at St. Thomas, and beginning with their service as English teachers in the Japan Exchange and Teaching program in rural Nagano, Japan, after graduation, Lauren has joined Joe at each of his posts.
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"I have found my career in the foreign service to be challenging, exciting and rewarding," he said. "There is a great satisfaction in serving your country and striving to make the world a better place."
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Joe's connection to the foreign service was through William J. Cunningham, former director of UST's Center for International Studies.
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They do bags of smaller lebkuchen in Tesco at the moment as well, Iced or Chocolate Covered (with Apricot Filling). The former are definitely the best. Thoroughly addictive.
You want to know a secret? Try some Swiss wine some time. They don't export any because it's so bloody delicious :D
I have, and I agree with you.... it's a shame Switzerland is so expensive these days though.
Last summer we saw some Black Forest ice-cream on sale(made in Switzerland) , a 500ml pack was just over £9 sterling equivalent. We decided not to buy it.
The same Black Forest ice-cream was purchased 2 days later in Lidl near Koblenz in Germany for less than £3 equivalent.....it was probably one of the best ice-creams I have tasted!
If I was a Swiss tourist visiting Germany & saw what the Germans were paying I would feel we were being ripped off at home....
When I lived in Basel I used to cross the border to do my grocery shopping in Germany... no other way of affording it. In all fairness, Switzerland isn't expensive for everything - electronics were cheaper than here when I was out there - it's just that what is expensive is food, drink and rent, which are fairly unavoidable :rolleyes:
I don't eat hobnobs but lebkuchen is another story - yum :)
Have to be careful though coz I am the only one in the family who likes it so I have to eat it all.....
Absolutely. Their food is super. We should eat more of it over here, and it's far more regional than I'd thought possible. Swabians cook a sort of pasta, for example.
Trollinger? Good stuff. I got a taste for it when I was in Stuttgart this year, but can't find it for buggery in the UK.Quote:
I had some delicious pork loin steaks served with a sour cherry sauce last summer while staying on the Rhine. German red wine is another secret they keep from us...... how often do you see it for sale here?
It's ridiculous. Germans and Brits, we're so similar - same tastes in food, drink, same lifestyles. The only reason people don't holiday more in Germany is the war.
Don't mention the war...... just joking..... In any case I think most Germans have forgotten about the war & moved on. On their own turf I find them friendly & accomodating.
We have spent quite a bit of time visiting/passing through Germany over the last 6-7 years during our summer holidays in our motorhome. We use the German motorways in preference to the French when travelling south. Most of mainland Europe is far more 'motorhome or caravan' friendly than the UK is, sadly.
Right thats my lunch break sorted!
My German Father-in-law used to rear his own pigs and birds and slaughter them. He was also a great cook.
he sent us over a turkey one Christmas... it got delayed in the post... hmmm. green turkey...
I have an aldi nearby....i may try these if I can find them. Otherwise, the nearest Lidl is 12 miles away!
Aldi just down the road from my work, lidl near my house, sorted!
-_- Aldi here dont sell them and when I asked they said hadn't had them for months.....


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Joe Johnson's buzzer-beater lifts Nets past Bucks, 113-111, in OT
But it wasn't easy.
Bucks guard Brandon Jennings put on a show, leading all scorers with 34 points. He outscored Williams, 23-7, after halftime.
But Williams -- who returned after missing two games to undergo platelet-rich plasma injections in both ankles to treat inflammation -- finished with 19 points and nine assists in 45 minutes.
He looked more spry than he has in awhile. But his status for tonight will depend on how his ankles feel.
The Nets played almost all of the fourth quarter without center Brook Lopez, choosing to go with Andray Blatche instead. He was part of a decided advantage off the bench for Brooklyn, as its reserves outscored Milwaukee's 44-15.
Blatche finished with 14 points and six rebounds in 19 minutes. Lopez had 19 points, nine rebounds and three blocks.
He admitted he was "disappointed" in himself, saying "I wasn't mentally there."
Carlesimo suggested maybe his trip to the All-Star game was the explanation.
"Frankly, [Blatche] just kept making plays," Carlesimo said. "Like every time I was about to turn and go to Brook, Dre was doing something good. ... But Dre was playing too well on both ends to take him out."
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EVERYONE has a role in the nation's cybersecurity. All webs, whether spun by spiders or by man, have holes that trap the unwary, and the World Wide Web is no exception. There are holes everywhere, and every one provides an open door for a hacker.
The cyberworld is a great equalizer in many respects, not the least of which is its risk for mischief.
Wealth and privilege offer no shield against potential damage to finances, reputations, corporate intelligence and vital infrastructure. It's open season whenever anyone goes online.
The telecommunications industry views cybersecurity as central to its mission of protecting corporate and individual information and systems. We are consistently dedicating greater resources to protecting customer data and to giving our users the most advanced tools available to defend against cyberthreats.
At Frontier Communications, we're working to prevent cyberattacks by implementing authentication and password security and intrusion detection systems. And we're locating our infrastructure in separate areas to lessen chances of an overall attack.
We've added additional measures, such as requiring a code of conduct for employees and placing controls on the buildings housing network infrastructure and components to prevent unauthorized access.
As chair of the President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee and a member of the Business Roundtable, I work closely with other leaders of major companies across the nation and with government to leverage our collective knowledge.
Many of the best and brightest minds in business, the U.S. Congress and the executive branch are working together on cybersecurity matters.
President Obama clearly appreciates the gravity of the situation, declaring that the "cyberthreat is one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation" and that "America's economic prosperity in the 21st century will depend on cybersecurity."
The president released an executive order on cybersecurity along with his most recent State of the Union address that has gained praise from security professionals and privacy advocates alike. The goal of the order is simple: to safeguard the nation's critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
All participants in the Internet ecosystem - service providers, equipment and software manufacturers, energy and electric companies, content providers, banks and end-users like you and me - each have a role to play in protecting the security of our own data and the safety of the nation.
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Trinity United Methodist Church of Bamberg hosted the annual Salkehatchie Summer Service Program, at Trinity United Methodist Church in Bamberg. Trinity United Methodist Church has hosted the camp for 16 years. Again this year, volunteers from out of town camped at the Church in Bamberg. Campers begin each day with breakfast at 6 a.m. and then its off to the worksites. Each site is assigned adult leaders and a crew of volunteers to complete work ranging from: roofing, plumbing, and flooring to painting and re-decorating with necessary items like linens and bedding. The group of student workers are composed of volunteers from all over the state of South Carolina with the United Methodist Church Conference. As pleasing as it is for the families serviced by the Salkehatchie Summer Service Program, the reward is even greater for the volunteers who pay $200 per summer to participate in the program and get a chance to serve others. According to their website, the Salkehatchie Summer Service Program is a pioneering servant ministry at selected sites in South Carolina. Participants including high school students (must be at least 14). College age youth, adult community leaders and persons of different cultures, are engaged in upgrading housing and motivating community cooperative efforts by helping people to help themselves. Salkehatchie Summer Service is a program of the South Carolina Conference Board of Global Ministries. The program is not an 8 to 5 job. The whole week, we serve, grow, learn and share together, according to the programs website. |


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Blow molder's bottle handling goes turnkey
Bottles are conveyed directly from the molding machines although there is some accumulation space in between. "There is a queue for bottles before they feed into the case packer so they have about ten minutes to cool before we pack them" Springate says.
Special packer design
The key to the case packer's efficiency says Springate is the design of the bottle transfer system. Bottles are conveyed toward the packer and "channelized" into three side-by-side lanes. Once a 3x4 arrangement is in position the Wepackit's special inverting head moves over the bottles and grips them mechanically by their necks. Next the head lifts the 12 bottles and rotates 180° so that the bottles are inverted.
A second head descends to capture the bottle bases by vacuum when the inverting head releases them. The second head then travels in an arc to gently lower the 12 bottles just above the adjacent case and the bottles are released into the case. Earlier the case blanks were erected and bottom sealed with hot melt. A partition inserter opened an H-style fiberboard partition and inserted one into each case before the case was conveyed to the bottle packer.
Once loaded with bottles the cases are conveyed to a manual palletizing station where workers build pallet loads to order. "We have to do this part of the operation manually because different customers prefer different pack patterns" Springate points out. "Heaven Hill for example likes its pallet loads interlocked but other companies like column stacking."
The other feature that Captive likes about the case packer is that there is virtually no changeover time involved. "We run 750-mL bottles on this machine 'round the clock. Some are shaped differently but we really don't have to do much to change the machine to accommodate them" Springate says. "After all all the cases are three-by-four twelve-pack arrangements." He says there are few changes even for the guiderails on the infeed conveyor.
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With a complex system that's expected to run reliably on a 'round-the-clock basis Captive has had few problems. "We had the manufacturer do some troubleshooting with the complete line upon start-up" Springate recalls. "Since then it's been a good system. We naturally have to do regular maintenance and we monitor it closely. But this system requires no more attention than any other we operate."
As soon as the corrugated suppliers understand the precision required for a fully automated erecting and packing line Captive will eliminate the final issue it's had with the line.
"Most often the problem is the score lines. If the converter scores right between the flutes we get a nice even bend and it runs beautifully. But if the scores are right on the flute it's tougher to bend the blank smoothly and the machine will have trouble picking up the case."
Problem cases probably never leave Captive Plastics. Heaven Hill's Hobbs says it hasn't experienced damage with incoming bottles in cases. In its operation the pallet loads of bottles are depalletized semi-automatically. Then individual cases are inverted and run up a lift Hobbs says and a person manually lifts the box off the bottles on an infeed conveyor to the packaging line. The worker then places the case upright on a conveyor leading to the case packer where it's reunited with the bottles that have been filled capped and labeled. The cases are then top sealed and palletized for distribution.
The Louisville plant was the first to use the packer from Wepackit. But the company is so satisfied with its operation that a second system was added to Captive's Piscataway NJ plant. That's a strong vote of confidence.


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"I'm excited for Eudora to be returning to the open source community," said Steve Dorner, vice president of technology for Qualcomm's Eudora Group. "Using the Mozilla Thunderbird technology platform as a basis for future versions of Eudora will provide some key infrastructure that the existing versions lacked, such as a cross-platform code base and a world-class display engine. Making it open source will bring more developers to bear on Eudora than ever before."
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Early Spring in Ann Arbor - Or About Those Wildflowers by Martha Cook Hall
On my daily walks across campus, I am never without my camera. And if you are into squirrels and think they are cute - then you might appreciate my ridiculously large number of photos that I have to share via flickr on this matter (All my Michigan Squirrel photos here).
But on my walk today - I noticed that the blue wildflowers that grow on the eastern side of the Cook Hall yard (think that is what it is called) are already up.
Here are all the wildflower photos from today (Monday March 19, 2012).
It got me thinking about previous years and when these came up. They are up just a short while and are so beautiful, especially when looking at the old iron gate that serves as a boundary marker.
In looking through my old photos - I found that the same flowers bloomed much much later (well, around 3 weeks) in recent years.
So it looks like these flowers are about three weeks ahead of themselves. Please keep in mind that the sample set is tiny and probably does not mean much. But one of the benefits of participating in flickr's Project365 (here are my photos) is that I have a really clear track to know when these things really happen. Otherwise, I might just muse...hey - these are coming up early.
Not sure what this means for the rest of the growing season in Michigan, but this is going to be a strange summer indeed.
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| PART 2 GAMEBREAKER SPORTS EBAY listing ! Thanks for the replies I recieved for my thread about my Riggins helmet from GAMEBREAKERSPORTS. I wanted to add the ebay listing so you guys could see it. gamebreaker sports on eBay ? any opinions? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Im a new guy here, I just bought a John Riggins autographed helmet off eBay from GAMEBREAKERSPORTSS From Rockville, Maryland, from Bill Gieseman,,is he legit?? anyone ever buy from him ?? he seems to have alot of autographed stuff on eBay. Any help would be great, Thanks Paul in CT. firstname.lastname@example.com the ebay listing is below, i paid $152.00 John Riggins Signed Redskins Full Size Helmet SB MVP - eBay (item 180227940419 end time Apr-01-08 18:15:23 PDT) |
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Barrow, Clyde Kills dep. sheriff in Oklahoma. Post AP 6, 1934 p.7 c.7 (?) Frees kidnaped officer. host Ap ?, 1934 p.4 c.1 His auto found. Post Ap 9, 1934 p.14 c.1 Pal, John Hamilton is caught. Post AP 26, 1934 p.36 c.3 Blamed for murder of Glenn Williams in Arkansas . Post P.`y 19, 1934 p.1 c.7 Killed by officers near Arcadia, La. Post Iy 23, 1934 p.i c.7 60 bullets hit him. Post 6 23, 1934 p.6 c.1
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About the Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC)
The Alliance of Rouge Communities (ARC), a 501(c)(3) organization, is a voluntary public watershed entity currently comprised of 35 municipal governments (i.e. cities, townships and villages), three counties (Wayne, Oakland and Washtenaw), Henry Ford Community College, University of Michigan-Dearborn and five cooperating partners (i.e. other organizations) as authorized by Part 312 (Watershed Alliances) of the Michigan Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (MCL 324.101 to 324.90106) as amended by Act No. 517, Public Acts of 2004.
The purpose of the ARC is to provide an institutional mechanism to encourage watershed-wide cooperation and mutual support to meet water quality permit requirements and to restore beneficial uses of the Rouge River to the area residents.
Current projects include:
- Danvers Pond Dam Removal funded through Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI)
- Transforming the Rouge funded through GLRI
- Wayne Road Dam Removal and Restoration funded through a Rouge Round X Grant, GLRI and NOAA
- Restoring Community Trees in an Urban Watershed funded through
GLRI and USDA Forest Service
Health of the Rouge River


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More details on the tech-heavy 2009 Acura TSX
Acura has lifted the veil a bit higher on its forthcoming redesigned TSX sedan, which is set to debut at next month's New York auto show. The updated model will get a host of Acura's most advanced technology features, including the availability of a navigation system with real-time traffic, and the AcuraLink weather system, both of which will also come to the 2009 RL. Also migrating down the Acura model lineup is the ELS/Panasonic surround sound audio system, which we saw in the Acura RDX and MDX SUVs. In the TSX, the ELS system will be available … Read more


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Flashback. Ninth grade. My first day of high school. I remember walking into my world history class and noticing two things. First, what I thought was the scent of pine trees (I later came to discover it was the classic hippie scent of patchouli) and second, a tall, brown-haired, brown-eyed, and absolutely gorgeous guy that the scent was emanating from. His name was Kirk, and he was my first high-school crush. He was a senior, and, therefore, pretty much oblivious to my existence. But still, each day I looked forward to coming to that boring class, just so I could see him and gawk at his perfect face and his infectious smile. The memory, even now, gives me butterflies. Though nothing amounted from this crush—and I can count on one hand how many conversations I had with him that whole year—it's still a part of my youth that I cherish.
Tenth grade. My first day of Spanish class. A blond-haired, blue-eyed, surfer-type guy sat only a few desks away. I was sure he was a senior, but when he answered the teacher's question about age with "Tengo quince años," I realized he was 15 years old like me! His name was Todd and, suffice it to say, he was my new "Kirk." He was shy and adorable and completely clueless to his physical appeal to the female gender. This crush was so intense that I even had my mom sign a waiver to put me in advanced chemistry my junior year so I could be in his class. (Sad, I know. But hey, I'm a go-getter.) Again, all that resulted from this crush was friendship, but he was an awesome guy, so I can't really complain.
Eleventh grade brought my first crush on a younger guy: a boyishly good-looking freshman named Tom, who played trumpet in both the marching and jazz bands. The fact that he was a musician and played baseball and had a sense of humor completely won me over. We kind of dated, but neither of us was ready for a commitment so we remained friends and even went to prom together.
Why this trip down Memory Lane? I was feeling a bit nostalgic after a crush I had on a guy recently didn't pan out. High-school crushes were so much simpler. If you liked someone, that was the fun part! You doodled their name all over your notebooks. You felt chills when you walked by them in the hallway at that same time each day (that you had carefully choreographed to look coincidental). Sure, there were times you would get down about them not returning your feelings. But somehow it was one of those parts of adolescence that was more pleasure than pain.
Nowadays, in the "adult world," everything is different. If I like a guy now, he assumes I'm in love with him and want something heavy. But a crush doesn't have to lead anywhere—in fact, it's often more fun when it doesn't! And yet, every time I show a guy a little more than a passing interest, he freaks out. All of a sudden, fewer texts get replied to, and he's too busy to hang out. Hey guys: I don't want a relationship. I just want those butterflies. I want to recreate the thrill of seeing Kirk in world history class. Is that too much to ask?