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Home » Football NewsArlington Voice - Week 10November 5, 2012 Sam Houston High SchoolARLINGTON VOICE WEEK TEN FOOTBALL PREVIEW DISTRICT 3-5A Martin Warriors (7-2, 6-0) at Bowie Volunteers (8-1, 6-0) THE SERIES: The Warriors lead the series, 13-7, despite the fact that Bowie has won four of the last six years and has taken six of the last 10 meetings. Martin won the only previous meeting at Wilemon Field in 2001. LAST WEEK: Martin remained unbeaten in district action with a 52-21 thumping of Sam Houston, while Bowie also remained perfect in 3-5A play with a 38-7 win over Arlington High. THE SHOWDOWN: Only once before have two Arlington ISD teams played the final week with perfect district records. That was in 2002, when Arlington High finished its perfect district mark with a 21-16 victory over Lamar, for the Vikings' only district loss. NOVEMBER REIGN: Not only has Martin won 11 consecutive district games (tied for the fifth-longest streak in AISD history), but the Warriors have won their last five games in November, and seven of their last eight. THE WARRIOR-VOLUNTEER SERIES: 1992 Martin, 31-14 (Mav) 1999 Martin, 38-14 (Mav) 2006 Bowie, 54-34 (Mav) 1993 Bowie, 23-20 (Mav) 2000 Martin, 12-7 (Crav) 2007 Bowie, 49-21 (Crav) 1994 Martin, 35-31 (Crav) 2001 Martin, 25-13 (Wile) 2008 Bowie, 38-12 (Mav) 1995 Martin, 31-27 (Mav) 2002 Bowie, 20-12 (Crav) 2009 Bowie, 23-21 (Crav) 1996 Martin, 21-10 (Mav) 2003 Bowie, 40-22 (Mav) 2010 Martin, 38-14 (Mav) 1997 Martin, 28-21 (Crav) 2004 Martin, 45-7 (Mav) 2011 Martin, 39-22 (Crav) 1998 Martin, 28-0 (Crav) 2005 Martin, 44-39 (Crav) Fort Worth Paschal Panthers (2-7, 0-6) at Lamar Vikings (4-5, 3-3) THE SERIES: The Vikings lead the series, 4-0, including both previous meetings at Cravens Field. LAST WEEK: Lamar moved a step closer to the playoffs with a 41-14 pounding of Weatherford, while Paschal remained winless in district action with a 31-12 loss to North Crowley. TO BE CONTINUED: A victory would extend Lamar's season into the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year. THE VIKING-PANTHER SERIES: 2002 Lamar, 41-0 (Cravens) 2010 Lamar, 35-10 (Clark) 2003 Lamar, 79-7 (Farrington) 2011 Lamar, 52-12 (Cravens) Arlington Colts (7-2, 4-2) at North Crowley Panthers (3-6, 3-3) THE SERIES: The Colts lead the series, 3-0, including the only previous meeting in Crowley. LAST WEEK: Arlington High saw its four-game winning streak come to an end with a 38-7 loss to Bowie, while North Crowley remained alive in the playoff hunt with a 31-12 win over Fort Worth Paschal. THOSE PESKY PANTHERS: For what it's worth, North Crowley can still force a three-way tie with Arlington and Lamar with a win Friday night. It would make all three teams 4-3 in district action and force the district to look for its list of tie-breakers. THE COLT-PANTHER SERIES: 2008 Arlington, 21-0 (Birdville AC) 2010 Arlington, 55-19 (Maverick) 2011 Arlington, 42-35 (Crowley) Weatherford Kangaroos (2-7, 1-5) at Sam Houston Texans (2-7, 1-5) THE SERIES: Weatherford leads the series, 4-3-1, but has never beaten the Texans at Wilemon Field. In fact, the Kangaroos haven't won a game in the city of Arlington since 1990. LAST WEEK: Sam Houston dropped its fifth straight game with a 52-21 loss to Martin, while Weatherford absorbed a 41-14 loss to Lamar. ENDING ON A DOWNER: Sam Houston has lost its last regular season game seven of the last eight years. The lone win was 2010's 54-25 result over Weatherford. THE TEXAN-KANGAROO SERIES: 1964 Weatherford, 14-3 (W'ford) 1990 S. Houston, 37-20 (Wilemon) 1965 Weatherford, 26-0 (UTA) 1991 TIE, 23-23 (W'ford) 1988 Weatherford, 10-7 (W'ford) 2010 S. Houston, 54-25 (Wile.) 1989 Sam Houston, 34-9 (Wilemon) 2011 Weatherford, 33-27 (W'ford) DISTRICT 15-4A Juan Seguin Cougars (3-6, 2-4) at Red Oak Hawks (6-3, 5-1) THE SERIES: The series is tied, 1-1, with each team winning on its home field. LAST WEEK: Seguin remained part of the playoff picture by smashing Mansfield Lake Ridge, 52-7, while Red Oak moved into a tie for the lead in the district by beating Waxahachie, 34-17. A LONG SHOT: Seguin can still make the playoffs, but it will have to have some help. The Cougars must beat Red Oak (a tall task in itself), and have Waxahachie lose to Ennis (more likely). The result would be either a tie for the final playoff spot (which would go to Seguin for its head-to-head win over the Indians), or a three-way tie with Summit (in which the Cougars would advance in the head-to-head points tie-breaker). THE COUGAR-HAWK SERIES: 2006 Seguin, 33-13 (Wilemon) 2007 Red Oak, 21-14 (Red Oak) Lancaster Tigers (8-1, 5-1) at Summit Jaguars (3-6, 3-3) THE SERIES: This will be the first meeting between the Jaguars and Tigers. LAST WEEK: Summit outlasted Mansfield Legacy, 43-37, while Lancaster rebounded from its loss to Red Oak by blasting Ennis, 51-14. DISTRICT 7-5A Timberview Wolves (3-6, 2-4) at Duncanville Panthers (2-7, 1-5) THE SERIES: The series is tied, 1-1, with each team winning on its home field. LAST WEEK: Timberview lost to Midlothian, 28-10, while Duncanville was routed by South Grand Prairie, 44-12. THE WOLVES-PANTHERS SERIES: 2010 Duncanville, 47-22 (Duncanville) 2011 Timberview, 39-28 (Anderson)
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PHOTO RECAP: A Two-Show Day at Newsies, Drood, Once, Chicago, Chaplin, Evita, Nice Work, Forbidden Broadway, Phantom, Follies, Carrie and More
By Matthew Blank December 31, 2012
Initially launching in 2010 with a two-parter from Lion King cast members Ben Jeffrey and Fred Berman, Playbill.com's Two-Show Day photo feature series has taken readers backstage and into the lives of dozens of Broadway and Off-Broadway performers. Here is a look back at over 50 installments.
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Christina Bianco of NEWSical the Musical
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Christy Altomare of Carrie
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Rob Bartlett of How to Succeed...
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Jose Llana and Heather Parcells of Wonderland
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Raymond J. Lee of Anything Goes
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Autumn Hurlbert of Off-Broadway's Tomorrow Morning
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I have come to the revelation that I watch way too many baseball games. On average in a week, I watch roughly 30-40 games. I am always looking for trends or nuisances that will aide, but not abet, my fantasy know how.
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Week 7 brings us the beginning of the uselessness that is interleague play. Why? For the simple reason that teams like to keep it fresh for money purposes: it's some weird marketing technique to gain new revenue. I am not a fan of the unnatural geographical match-ups.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Week 6 is here, subtle rejoice. Some top minor league guys are getting the call, the closer situations on some teams are still an enigma wrapped in a TLR sandwich and some elite pitching has returned. Now is the time to start gambling on guys that have either underperformed or you have a hunch about.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Another week has come and gone my friends, well, I'm assuming we are friends. Hopefully fake baseball is still enjoyable to you, even if your team is in the crapper. It's not too late, in fact it's still way early. Trust in the pitcher is the biggest thing that makes a start a must start.
Please, blog, may I have some more?It's getting close to that time. That's right, the BOGO sale at Payless! No, it's the time when you look at your roster and say "I drafted this guy way too high to just drop him after a month." That's how fake baseball rolls, we don't have the luxury of letting a rookie get his feet under him.
Please, blog, may I have some more?We're going streaming! No? Okay, it's just me then. As I was doing the research for this week, two things happened. One, I threw up at the possibility of adding any of these lower end guys. Secondly, I kept thinking that maybe I am losing touch with the fantasy world.
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The world is telling us Assad's henchmen have killed 13,000 of his own. The killing continues. In the meantime the United Nations does absolutely nothing while this madman continues to kill. The United States sends millions of taxpayers' money to fund the United Nations. And what do we receive in return?
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FARGO - In a gym locker room last week, amid the clanging of lockers and the blare of ESPN, members went about their business. Some left their towels lying in a heap on the floor while others walked calmly about in the nude.


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A federal judge in California has knocked down the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage, ruling Wednesday that the state's controversial Proposition 8 violates the U.S. Constitution.
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Funny how his crap study about Gay and Lesbian parents is something you spread around because you agree with it.......but his comments with regard to Porn is not.......what an idiot you are.......because this man is being paid to parrot anti-gay crap in general!!! |
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Just a heads up, the Regenarus study has passed all challenges. It stands as the most scientific, extensive, comprehensive study of family types in existence to date. I know it had a hard time finding long term gay 'families', a problem with stability. Just below single parenting in fact... :-) |
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It has been discredited by many Professors and I don't give a damn about the fact the he got a pass from the University. His study didn't have anything to do with Gay or Lesbian parents raising kids on a daily bases......it was about if a child had a Gay or Lesbian parent or not even them being Gay or Lesbian just that they had been involved with someone of the Same-Sex!!! |
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Even though singer Maynard James Keenan told a Chilean radio station earlier in the week that TOOL will not be releasing a new album in 2013, the band's drummer Danny Carey is hopeful that TOOL's next CD could still arrive in the next few months. "Sometime this year … that's all I can say," Carey told New Zealand's The Rock FM regarding a possible release date for the record. "The sooner the better for us. We're working every day but you can never predict it, honestly. We're really excited about it, so I hope all the fans will be too."
Carey also revealed that TOOL has amassed a significant amount of live material for possible future release on CD or DVD. "We have tons of stuff recorded," he said. "I hope we do make that happen one of these days. We have lots of video stuff too, we could do a DVD or two whenever we get around to it. We're kind of trying to focus on the new thing now, so we'll go back at some point and do it." In a separate interview with David Farrier, Carey spoke about "a big 'Lateralus'-type song" that is being pieced for TOOL's next album. "We're still — believe it or not! — still working on it," he laughed. "It's like an ever-evolving thing. It's probably going to turn into a thing that's, like, a big trilogy type of feel to it, sort of like 'Disposition' and 'Intension' and 'Triad', like on the 'Lateralus' record or something. It will probably be over a 20-minute piece when it's all finished, so it will be a good part of the record. We're dealing with it in sections, but it's coming together really well. We're having lots of fun working on it, that's for sure." Carey also confirmed that he was the previously unidentified member of TOOL who was recently injured in a scooter crash, pushing back the band's writing and rehearsal sessions. "It's been tough lately because I cracked four ribs, broke three of them on a motorcycle the other day, so I am kinda laid up at this point," he said. "It's making it really painful to play. It's not an easy thing to do. [laughs] It was just over in the San Fernando Valley, I was just turning to go on the freeway, and I think I hit some antifreeze or oil or something, and the wheels just slipped right out from under me, and I just hit the pavement really hard. [laughs] Yeah, I'm still in one piece anyway, but I don't know how lucky I was the way I feel right now. [laughs] It's pretty painful, but some painkillers and some scotch will get you through it." TOOL hasn't released a new album since 2006's "10,000 Days", although the group has toured intermittently since then. Keenan and his side act PUSCIFER will release their new EP, "Donkey Punch The Night", on February 19, with some touring to follow.TOOL Drummer Hopeful New Album Will Drop This Year
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Merrick Rd., Freeport; phone Freeport 1369-W. 3:85 LARGE front room, private home; beautifully situated; business couple or 2 gentlemen preferred; address P.O. box 192, Freeport. 6:84 TWO nicely furnished ropms; fine situ¬ ation; phone Freeport 243. 3:84 FOR RENT—, two large furni^ed Booms; new,^ modefrn; psivaXm^faptec; all convenience^; with or withoutnoard; reasonable. Mrs. Hall, 29 Archer St., Freeport; phone Fpt. 197-J. 6:84 TO RENT, furnished room; elfectrtc light and bath. 4 Phoenix St., In¬ graham Estates, Hempstead. 84-3 OVFiRLAND touring car, in good con¬ dition, with Bosch magneto; will sac¬ rifice, as owner is selling house; phone Froeport 619-J. 3:85 FOU SALK, Ford inclosed body; Just tiie thing for light delivery; $250. Sin¬ clair L. Raynor, 3 N. Main St., Froeport, N. Y. ¦ 84-3 FOU SALE—Snappy, powerful, eight cylinder sport roadster; excellent con¬ dition; cord tires. Owner moving weat. Will sacriflce for $525, Including license. 27 .South Ocean Ave., Freeport. 6-84 REO 5-pa.sscnger; good condition; 25 Milford I'l., Rockville Centre. 5:82 WANTED a first-class plumber. Ed¬ ward A. Rice, Grove St., Freeport. tf-78 CARS washed and polished; also stored, ty day or week. P. Spraoio * Co., 476 Merrick Road, Rockvilie Contre. ^ 864 $9,000.—on mortgage. Wilf livide Write Box 9, Care ot Inquirer Offlre Hemi A FASHIONABLE dressmaker by day or at home; flrst class New ¥ot4c ref¬ erence; box 24, Garden City, jL I. 644 MANDOLIN, tenor banjo and guiUr taught; rogtin^. Beginners play tunes. PERBtecS? I^AS'Cli In • lis- oons or VO»lCt BAOK. FlMPPWS OA- son Instruments loaned free. Hart nett system used. H. H. Pickering, 66 North Bergen Place, Freeport. Phooff •47-M. yy Profesaimil MRS. LOVSUOr — GonvolosooBt nurs¬ ing, conflnement or medical cases; Practical nurse. 19 Centre Street, Thone. Hempstead 860-R. Sg-O.] •fsaisg^. F«r SiJfr—Real ifUte CHOICE location, plot 150x150, Miller and South Side Aves., Freeport. F. A. Myrick. • 6:85 FREEIX)RT lots on Long Beach Ave., each lot 25tt. trontage, f275 each; terms; owner,. I'.O. box 807, Babylon, L. I. 6:88 TWO CHOICE LOTS on Sammis Place, Hempstead, east of Main St., towards Garden City. Fine building plot; easy terms If desired. Hayes, 37 Stowe Place, Hempstead. 84-6 FOR SALE—I'lot 100x150, Locust Ave., near Stforrls, Hillside Park, Rock¬ ville Centfo. Phone 2698 Jamaica, af¬ ter C.30 P. M. 6:83 I'XjOT 60x135, corner N. Main and Dean St., apply Chas. J. Schneider, 184 Church St., Freeport; phone Fpt. ¦115. 12:82 FOU SALE—Two lots on Willow Ave., near Ingrahnm St., Hempstead. In¬ quire C. G. Kaestner, 184 Percy St., Flushing, L. I. 82-6 \llf. V4.4on cha^ls, run only 6 months, perfect order, sell reasonable; call after 6 jj.m., 211 S. Village .^ve., Rock¬ ville Centre. 3;83 Fmr Reitr-UofiBiuiiied Rooins TWO and four rooms, housekeeping apartments; bath; beautiful location; reasonable. 420 South Ocean Ave.. Free- port. Phone 1023-J. SSf-S TO RENT.—One furnished room, 8 Ormond St.. Hempstead. 3:Sfi Wanted—To Buy FOUR uhfurnishcd rooms with all im- prove^ments; adults only; 78 N. Co¬ lumbus AVo., Freeport; phone Fpt. 809M. 3:85 TO RENT, four room apartment; all Improvements; heat'; small family of adults; In Roosevelt. Phone Freeport ^^W. 84-3 Boarders Wanted "WANTED TO BUY small rowboat In good condition. A. O. Archibald, 302 Front St., Henipstead. 84-2 Board Waated "WANTED—Man and wife would like to engage board for summer; handy to station, or would prefer two or throe furnished rooms for light housekeeplnj?. Addres'4 Couple, Observer Ofllce. Rock¬ ville Centre, L. I. 81-C Ftx Rent—Miscdianeous ROOKVILJjE CENTRE, attractive ap^tmont, 4 rooms and bath, 2-fam- lly house, best location, near depot, Xrom July 1; rent $45; suitable 2 in rally; apply by lettor only. "W," cvicw, Roclcville Centre. 3:83 lio^E SEEKERS—For solo, large or small plot; reasonable terms; also houses, from $4,500 up; an unusual [Uy tor $6,600; eai'h, $1,500. Conwaj-- rroll. Stop 103, Oceun Sido, L. I. 85-}; ||/3KO Island Yacht Agency. Ill Fifth St., Garden City, N. Y. Speedboats, uisers, sailboats. Owners, list your ats with mc; phone Oarden City 119-R. 2:85 Boats Fwr Sale RC)OM and board for couple, with strictly private family; 4 minutes from atation; 89 Grand Ave., Freeport, L. I. 4:84 For Sale—Lire Stock LA'V'INO hons, $2; best strain white l^oghorns; 21 L«e Ave., ROckvillo Cen¬ tre; phone R.V.C. 113.J. 3:84 .\ BEAUTIFUL lot. 100x100. sold at sacriflce; within six minute.s' walk of depot; <;an't be duplicated; no agents; address C.W., Review, Freeport. 6:80 WATER-front lots, with bathing beach on Baldwin Bay, near club house; .some restricted, others without restrlc- tlon.s; prio< |300 up; easy terms; ideal section; iMUses-lor-sale.- P.O. box 365, Baldwin. 30:74 BUSINESS CHANCES FDR SALiB—Good growing grocery business. Park Ave and Charles St.- Mrs. C. Muller, Freeport, L. 1. Tel. 76^ 86-3 Hmw *ro SOsApntq^ Hsr tpft StfuOgf fcljoel agpivggfmig larfipo ff ll^^teo«% Vraaltgttb and Scolbrd, to be bold la Bellmore Saturday, Juno 26. Mrs. ^elMVns Witiiams, former o'srssr of UiM|t Piitnt House, on the bay, hso opened her boarding house on tbe pcwMj tKoof m I^UlKb 1^11 Bagcb sn^ ip ea- pecting a good season. Pn^HDIfBy. Junior drclo ot Kind's PaiM^tinb foet with Mra. Kdward A- Hanlngton on Friday aftemoon. Tbe Civic .eiiM> jgast wifja yrs. Wil- Ham A. aeasMSB as Moador. Mrs. lObarfes Schafer of the Cedars has gaga ta Burwell's Beach, Milford, Conn., for a few weeks' rest. OONT PORtiST The Big Dance at the Audi¬ torium, Freeport. Thursday, Jtme 9, given by Peggy and tier puis. C.4KI) OF THANK8 Wc wish to express o^r sipoere thanks to the friends, neighbors, lodge members, pastors and aingers for their thoughtful kindness and assistance and beautiful floral tributes during our recent bereave¬ ment. .MR. WM. H. BENTLY, •MR. ARTHUR E. WYMAN, MRS ERMA CUMMINOS, BOAT FOR MRE Cumlortable, Up-to-date CaMn Powor Boot, aJU convenleBcas, s^ot fl»hi|ig ur sailing parties, limited'to 8. H. W. GOODBREAD, 7 LAj(C;E81Dfi PLAOE Phone Froeport 420-J, ^^JUPWU^ DINING ROOM SET 10 Pieces Absolutelv New. Finest Qjuality Da,rJi Bnslish Q^; Ivsairy, and Best Quality of wa:nainaker Furniture. LOl'S FOR SALE—Chester Park, Eliza¬ beth Park, Ingraham Estates. T. H. Dauch, 124 Jackson St., Hempstead; telephone 29 Hempstead. 68-tf DESIRABLE comer lot, 5(bxl38, Park and Hendrlckson Aves., Rockville Centre; price, $4000. H. Heuschkel, 23 Reed Avenue, Rockville Centre, owner. 80:66 For Sale—Mitcelianeous A pleatde skirt of wash material will FOR SALE, entire contents of house; piano, wood, earthen pipes, tools, etc. 110, Hempstead Ave. Phone 133-M. Wanted—Female Help FiJMALE HELP — Girls wanted for sewing lining and packing traveling bags; steady work. Apply 36-38 North Main St., Frcei)ort. 86-3 WANTF^D—Saleslady for Jewelry. John E. Goldlng. 104 South Main St., Free- port. 86-3 LAUNDRESS for family of three, to take work home; Inquire 63 (f. Main St., Freoport. SALESLADY wanted, cxporienced, good I>ay, steady position. Fashion Shop. 41 Main St.. Hempfjtead. 3:86 HELP WANTED — Housekeeper or maid; only one child In family. Apply Drug Store, Church St. and Mllburne Ave.. Baldwin Harbor. 85-3 WANTED elderly woman (white) for general housework: $60 a nwnth. Mil- burn Ave. Telephone Freeport 89. Trolley Stop 81, Baldwin. 84-3 ,iS MOTORBOATS, 20 feet. Palmer and Baldwin engines, $125 each; a big rgain: soon foot S. Bayview Av©., ear ''Lights Club." Owner on prem- es^ phone Freoport 1480-J^ 3:86 For Sale—^Furniture MOTC^RBOAt for sale. 23 feet long; new iKiut last iyear. Reasonable prl(^. Api>ly: Ernest Denton. West Icinpstcad, evenings, or Unitod Cigar, |tor«. Henipstead. days. 'd;S(t For Rent—Housea iOUSB for rent, unfurnished; 7 rooms and bath; convenient location; dcslr- pible; pbone Rock. Centre 117-M. 3:84 IN old Garden City, for season: Fur¬ nished. 7 rooms and both, garacst rdon planted; pbone Gajgd^n Oty 119.B. S:8|l WANTED, a coiptfpetent and ex¬ perienced stenographer. Haft & Far¬ rington. 360 Fulton St., Jamaica, N. Y. 6-81 Ai^u^enltt To let—Uafamished TO UliXT.—At West Hempstead, on Hempstead Ave, 9 large rooms un- funnlshed; uo hnprovements; no objec¬ tions to children; rent most reasonable; space for aut<.>moblle. Lakcviuw Ken¬ nels, Hempstoad Ave. ' tfn. FC-R RE.VT—Apartment, five tdoms, bath. Oil Improvements; vacunt after June 15; adults preferred. A. E. Vin¬ cent. 31 O^rvcr St., Rockville Centre. Phone 88. (^4 IN Freeport, house, 8 rootni' anil bath, &!1 Implro'vements, garage, screens, etc.. for summer months of July. Aug¬ ust and Septembor. $760. F^S., Daily Revtcjjf. jPoj^llle .Ctmtrc. t^;86 Po|ttio9i Wanted —Wedding ring; Initials H. P. to O. on inner side. If found please to H. Pln<*noy, 99 Laurel Ave.. Hempstead. Reward. 86-$ XTESSPCK^ RUILmNG and cement w^k. celisr bottoms, garage "bot¬ toma. I work Qn all terms at reason¬ able prices sn* try to aire satisfac¬ tion. Wall paper cleaning. 1 will make your old paper Uke new. '8. L. Brawn, •• ^osbiaston «t., RockviUe CffAtxa. >¦¦-¦ ly:«7 FOR SALE—Single brass bed, spring anrt hair mattress complete, $20; full aize felt padded excelsior mattress, $2; round iron stove with eight feet of pipti and -damper, $5; walnut ornamental sofa frame, t^i; Prince Albert coat, size 42; woiidcrtul cloth and lining. -$6. I'hone Rockviilo Centre 566-J. 80-2 \K)P< and horse clii)ping done on your premises; my owp power supplied; reasonable rates. T. Irvine Sons. P. O. box 115, Farmlngdale. 3:86 FOR SALE—New evening dress, worn once; will alter to flt; cheap. Call any evening (opiidslte Catholic Church), 144 Merrick Road, Baldwin. 86-8 FRONT porch screens; apply Howc,35 Hillside Ave, Rockville Centre; i)hone R.V.C. 467-W. 3:86 BABY carriage, brown reed reversible gear, extra windshield, flne condition, solid oak bookcase, both reasonable; 184 (, Cleveland Ave, Rockville Centre; phone R.V.C. 146-M. 3:85 SACRIFICE FOB $900.0(9 Worth $860.00 126 Broadway, Eockville Centre *^*^'^***'^^^''*''"^*"''*T'* "lll—l^fWH— MOOSE am MSTAmm sa FRONT m., BmatrmAm Rogular Dinner 18 to S aad S 99 I Price M Coots Pnmlsbed Roona lir o«r sr WiH* SBBEBS iciiiiiinii|||iiaiiu8iiuiinHiuitiiiiiiHitMi»unimf I .iij^i ,wi————¦. ,,.1.1.1, Cfnqraaa «4# tiMret memr » * fii«ibdbt-^^ I—>fw wW ilacet Ms mfieej m a hbfk iMI^ Joi- iffsltim^ HkeUhhhsAfh fona capiUl tWt mheiag pU|» keep n«c wheels ot indnstrj tanrief. Wkea jem pot yew aiWMy iMt* ae ialaaMt bnariit accMBrt bere, jof are coetiilutiaf to tke progress of Aa ipdkft i4dle iitrht fern meattj wofi and eir> ntre «oM»y 4% Paid Ob Intecest Acc«nM URGE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT 25 CcaU a Month TOTAL RESOURCES OVER TWO fRIXiON 90LLARS Mr. and Ura- U. O. ^i^wu at W.ood- cleft, N. J., were week-end guests At Mrs. A. ]E. Hunt and Miss Alice Suth- orload. The churcb society of the Wontagb Memorial (>hurch held ita annual meat¬ ier Wedi^esdajr nifbt, vb«p tbe follow¬ ing were elected deacons: Albert HatC, Frcd Southard, in place of tho late H. J. Youag and i^rank C. Hlcks^ as treas¬ urer of beoevolence also. ROOSEVELT The shirt waist dance in the Alpha Fire Holl Friday qreoliv voa very g, Joyable and the flre department ac¬ knowledges Its debt to 'tbe many friends who helped to make it so. Roosevelt Hose Co. 1. is making a drive for Cundf to pucohase modern aft- poratus. A amall shed on tlie premiaes at Alpha Fice Cp. burned to the ground Sunday morniov. Mrs. Kate Moran pC Philadelphia has been spending a few dayf Witif Mvf. Thorne, at Roosevelt. JftlilQiE" The Ladles' I^eague held a meeting Tueaday afternoon In olal buildln|;. THE nSST NATIONAL BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE Tke Badt Te iMik Ob aid lb«k h HljllffllliyilllMIIIIUIIIJIIIiliyyill|ttfltllWlltlUIIIIIIIMWI^IIHII^MMMIWI$^^ ii#»ita>>*»e»iM»e»aee»ft.>»»»C'<'<H^»»»,»<"»»ooto»a»»o»d»»»^ social the SO' Tomorrow at 8 p.m. tbo LAdiea' League will hold a home-cooked fo^d £0,10 tta tbfi Ixsm Ikt ULrs. Bedford's, Bellmore aveii'ue between Grand and'. WUson aveikues. A atmwberry rest!val and novelty. .sale will be held at North Bellmore on ;aatutday. 4w«e *$• undfer ite amotoea of Ibe Ladies' Facisb Aid of Orace Lutheran Church, on Bellmore avenue near Loeue street. .... mil PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE:—The public is hereby no¬ tlfled not to extend credit to my wife, Martha J. Beusman oi Rock¬ ville Centre, L. I., on my aocotiQt, as I am furnishlns her with all thai aive needs for her maintenance and com¬ fort. JOH.V BEUSMAN, Rockville Centre, L.I.,JuBe 1, 1921 TIN AND SHEET HETAL WORKS ROOFS, GVTTEBS and LBAOERji Furnaces, Rftages and Haatota Tnirtir'lT< and Repalnso. D. HAWUS09 165 rvaaiilia BAiAAS. Phone S76-R. HwnystsaA Li Ii IjARGE i-oll-top oak desk with chair; price, $30; also Romclink porch ham¬ mock, prico $20. Mrs. C. Hildrotb, Ocean Ave. and Dean St.. Fi-eoport. 3:86 2-HOLE Duplex flrelcss cooker. 3 stones, 3 aluminum cooking pots; phone Freeport 909. 3:84 LARGE cabinet machine with rccoi-ds, cheap. Mrs. G. H. Alger, Roosevolt; caro KIrde, Jr. PLATE01>AS8 refrigerator, 11 x 3 feet; good condition. Charles F. Mess¬ ier, corner Woods and Driscoll Aves., Rockville Centre, N. Y. 84-3 FOR SALE, reliable gas rango; white enamel front and sides; two ovens, brtiller and warming oven; price $80; cost $120; almost new. J. Fischer, f corner Wilson and Centre Ave., Boll more 6-82 The Presbyterian and Mcthodiirt churches will hold a union service S\m-. day evening, Jui|e 6, io the Methodlat chui'cb. .*¦*.*¦• :ridiimm The Ladies' League will hold a hoiae cooked food sale on Saturday after¬ noon, June 4, at tbe home of Mrs. ^anuCord on Bellmore avenue nagr Grand. Miss M. Potter of the Anti-Saloon League visiited the Preabyterian Church Sunday evening. May 29th. Miss Edna Mac Cauley of Richmond Hill .spent the weekend with Mrsr J. Vetter. Tbe Rellmore Club Is to give a Phoobe Snow dance on June 4 at Fire Hall. A dance was held at Fire Hall on Friday evenlnar hy tfae young girls of St. Barnabas church. The affair was greatly enjoyed. =' ¦ .1.,'.'.' I ¦''¦¦' r a.*' HAVE YOUR PLATING DOm IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE Modarn Bqalpmont and Expert Workman will givo yoa a SAg. Tlco yoa can't cet elsewber,8 on Lons Island 1^ Jki» and Eledre Platiaf k AB bs Braaches Wa Do Oaaoral Mill y^orlt and Can (^re for Tour Home Altar- atlons Qt TbU Kind KLASS AUTOMATIC CORP. D. R. I ^t^gn^lritr p. L. HurreU H. Wel»er py>rmerly L. A H. Mfg. Co. Obaarver St^ TeL 28 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N; Y. Telephone, Freeport 1132-J Ui^olstering and Interior Decorating FAY AND FAY FOR SALE, ten R. I. Red yearling hea»: 16 Light Brahmas. all very flno stock; also 10 thoroughbred Airedale dogs and puppies; all females; must be sold at onoe; good chanco for party wishing to start kennel; also 800 feet of dog or cattle wire netUng. Phone Kelly, S8-J Hempstead. 86-8 FOR S.\LE, whR© pony, cart, two saddles, new harness. A. Blaile, Sotdtb Side and Lccuot Ave., Froeport. Tel. 781. FOR SALE—Baby chicks. T. Howell. Saat Uempstead, eaot of Flre Houae. 3:86 A cheerful wortaMtt that he can please H^ .tmlig' mers. Our workmen alra always hacpy ajpd that is tAft WMtip we do a\icn (QQd ojito radiator repairing. Let as do yoar r$- pairlng and you will be as cheerful as our worlcmsli. HEMPSTEAD Airr9 WUCK- mo CO. mBpBtmm- UAlliB 282 Front Street, Seufftead COLUMBIA tjii)bA7Re: far rockaway B. F. ICEITH VAUPEVILLE Acts direct from K<4tb's Palace. New York Afon.. T«es.. W«d., dan* 9, 7, S .MSI. KLKS DAvn a n.iRWBiJv VARtiABBT PADl'LA Otber B. F. )^elUi Acts. iERTLTTELL in '^4 9|essage From Mars." rbagg., vj^ ^., mut., _ June *. 10, U. 12 MIM dULOCT l>EM.\Ri»T"a COLLETTE SPECLUL MattressesRenovated$3e75 EQUAL TO NEW STERILIZED IN OUR SANITARY PLANT APPROVED BY THE STATE OF N. Y. Re-Upholstering of Every Description Re-Painting of Wicker Furniture CUSHIONS ^'"'"^ DRAPEBIES CABINET MAKING POLISHING SUP COVERS SPECIAL Window Shades TO ORDER Each 95c and op Our Sanitary Work Shopp are located at 48 Soitli Maia Stg Freeport, L U CUfSTAW;?) Opposite Pott Offifce fm -J—AMi- NatiAui! SNaM»niWH»ISilMi«8IIB l8B«milBIIXI|UUtSN»|l]ni«;HyN»l«NXMSNaEI Your Gai ProU^ Solved Florence 03 Stoves ' LYMAN N. JONES - spoRxiiiq coons hotor roat S Sonth MaSn Street FREEPORT, R Y. '^' M'^ni'V-fs- Tflepbc^r 60 Fre«|port iy»w«igpM8«i8ei8«M»8i«iw^iieiw8W«w«ii«if«M«wEwani»ii«iniii»88ei8efi tail^Ef^jKK § DRAYTON otfm R W- IMMk iMm. AuduOYCE Lumber and Bnading Materials T^ber, Siding, Shingle*, Doors, Sash, Trisn Brick, Lime atnd Cement Bt^ea' Hmdwetm »fati Pefan JOHN J. RANDALL €0. 15 N. Lonf Beacb Ave. ToLsss FREEPORT, L. L
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Heterogeneous Productivity in Voluntary Public Good Provision: an Experimental Analysis
This article experimentally examines voluntary contributions when group members' marginal returns to the public good vary. The experiment implements two marginal return types, low and high, and uses the information that members have about the heterogeneity to identify the applied contribution norm. We find that norms vary with the information environment. If agents are aware of the heterogeneity, contributions increase in general. However, high types contribute more than low types when contributions can be linked to the type of the donor but contribute less otherwise. Low types, on the other hand, contributes more than high types when group members are aware of the heterogeneity but contributions cannot be linked to types. Our results underline the importance of the information structure when persons with different abilities contribute to a joint project, as in the context of teamwork or charitable giving.Download Info
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Keywords: Public Goods; Voluntary contribution mechanism; Heterogeneity; Information; Norms;Other versions of this item:
- Gerlinde Fellner & Yoshio Iida & Sabine Kröger & Erika Seki, 2010. "Heterogeneous productivity in voluntary public good provision - An experimental analysis," Department of Economics Working Papers wuwp133, Vienna University of Economics, Department of Economics.
- Fellner, Gerlinde & Iida, Yoshio & Kröger, Sabine & Seki, Erika, 2011. "Heterogeneous Productivity in Voluntary Public Good Provision: An Experimental Analysis," IZA Discussion Papers 5556, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
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- Urs Fischbacher & Sabrina Teyssier & Simeon Schudy, 2012. "Heterogeneous Reactions to Heterogeneity in Returns from Public Goods," TWI Research Paper Series 73, Thurgauer Wirtschaftsinstitut, Universität Konstanz.
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"Heterogeneity and Cooperation in Privileged Groups: The Role of Capability and Valuation on Public Goods Provision,"
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2012-07, The Centre for Decision Research and Experimental Economics, School of Economics, University of Nottingham.
- Felix Koelle, 2012. "Heterogeneity and Cooperation in Privileged Groups: The Role of Capability and Valuation on Public Goods Provision," Cologne Graduate School Working Paper Series 03-08, Cologne Graduate School in Management, Economics and Social Sciences.
- Sobei Oda & Erika Seki & Yan Zhou, 2013. "The Effect of Information Provision on Voluntary Contributions to Public Goods: A Field Experiment on Blood Donation," Journal of Economics and Management, College of Business, Feng Chia University, Taiwan, vol. 9(2), pages 185-209, July.
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meaningful mondays: o holy night and birthday boy (18)
Last night was our high school's annual Christmas concert, with a second performance tonight. When our kids were younger, I dreamed of the day they might, possibly, just maybe, be in choir. Music h...
Posted on 12/16/13 at 1:01 AM
West Acres High School Art Show opens today
Over 50 students from Davies, North and South High Schools are participating in an art exhibition at West Acres Mall, beginning today,May 4, and running through Friday, May 10. The exhibition will tak...
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Fargo Shanley's Hannah Saville celebrates her shootout goal after beating Fargo North goalkeeper Chelsey Sitzmann Friday, June 3, 2011, during the N.D. state soccer tournament at Fargo Shanley. Davi...
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Shootout Celebration
Fargo Shanley junior Hannah Saville celebrates after scoring the game-winning goal during a shootout in the North Dakota state girls soccer semifinals at Sid Cichy Field. The Deacons would finish seco...
Posted on 6/7/11 at 7:34 PM
Made of Steel: The Bridges of Pennsylvania and their dire state
The Donora-Webster Bridge ober the Monongahela River in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Walking across the bridge during a bridgehunting tour in Pennslyvania, I was awed by the beauty of the struct...
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Bismarck Century defeats Shanley to win 7th girls soccer state championship
FARGO – Bismarck Century cashed in big playing with the wind on Saturday at Sid Cichy Stadium. The Patriots posted a 2-1 victory over defending state champion Fargo Shanley during the championship of the North Dakota state girls soccer tournament.By Tom Mix , June 01, 2013
Shanley students reach debate finals in NYC; supporters can vote online
Shanley students Chase Johnson, Seb Startz, and Tom Startz have reached the championship round of the IPPF debate tournament in New York.By Forum staff reports , April 13, 2013
Robin Huebner Reports: Fargo Shanley student group wins pro-life award in D.C.
FARGO - Students from Fargo Shanley High School took home a national award over the weekend recognizing their pro-life work on campus and in the community.By Robin Huebner , January 29, 2013
'Be Ambitious' topic of youth club presentation
FARGO – Keyna Hoselton, a student here at Shanley High School and the North Dakota 2012 state representative for Distinguished Young Women, will share her "Be Your Best Self" message with the youth of the Boys & Girls Club of the Red River Valley at 4 p.m. Monday at the Fargo Youth Center, 2500 18th St. S.By Forum staff reports , April 20, 2012
Former Shanley High School prinicipal Brother Michael Collins dies at 74
MINNEAPOLIS — Brother Michael Collins, one of the first black graduates of DeLaSalle High School in 1955 who came back in 1991 as its president, has died. He was 74.By Associated Press , January 08, 2012
Shanley senior wins a scholarship in program
FARGO – Shanley High School senior Keyna Hoselton was recently named the Distinguished Young Woman of North Dakota during a scholarship program for high school girls held at Davies High School in Fargo.By Forum staff reports , December 10, 2011
Letter: A great effort by young women
I want to recognize some extraordinary young women in our community. The Varsity and JV volleyball teams for West Fargo and Shanley held their third annual Dig the Cure fundraiser with the proceeds of these efforts going to the Essentia Cancer Center.By Jon Benson , October 21, 2011
St. Mary's stops Shanley for third place at boys soccer tourney
Andrew Thorson scored in the 101st minute to lift Bismarck St. Mary's to a 1-0 double-overtime victory against Fargo Shanley in the third-place game of the North Dakota state boys soccer tournament Saturday at Dacotah Centennial Park.October 15, 2011
High school football: Shanley knocks off No. 1 Wahpeton
Deacons score 37-6 win against previously unbeaten HuskiesBy Heath Hotzler , September 23, 2011
Deacon debater transfers schools over lost argument
Private school disciplined student for missing classFARGO – A top debater at Fargo's Shanley High School has transferred to Fargo South High School because of the disciplinary action against him earlier this year for missing classes to prepare for an upcoming debate.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 01, 2011
ND FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Shanley advances to final
Running game vaults Deacons into second-consecutive championship gameBy Heath Hotzler , November 06, 2010
Shanley crowns homecoming royalty
Fargo Shanley High School named seniors Myles Montplaisir and Sadie Rivard as homecoming king and queen during a coronation ceremony this week.October 02, 2010
Fargo students head to DC for Boys Nation
Two Fargo students are among 100 high school students chosen to attend this year's American Legion Boys Nation.By Forum staff reports , July 04, 2010
Catholic Schools seeks leader
The search for a new superintendent of the Fargo Catholic Schools Network will begin this fall.May 29, 2010
High school softball: Johnson, Anderson help Packers post win over Deacons
West Fargo's Kacie Johnson struck out six in a 5-1 com-plete-game win over Fargo Shanley in Eastern Dakota Conference softball on Friday.By Forum staff reports , May 14, 2010
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Members of the Senate are still on Thanksgiving recess but the House is back in action. The House Rules Committee will work on a couple pieces of legislation this week before they hit the House floor. The Innovation Act (H.R. 3309) takes aim at patent trolls through a number of reforms including increased transparency and 'fee shifting' so the loser pays attorney fees in a patent case. The Small Business Capital Access and Job Preservation Act (H.R. 1105) would effectively exempt private equity firms from registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Other topics covered by committee hearings include: the bankruptcy code, small business lending, regulatory burdens on small financial institutions, the impacts of the health care law on small employers and government regulation in a changing energy landscape.
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