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Written by North Hempstead Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth Thursday, 20 February 2014 00:00
Greetings to the residents of the Town of North Hempstead. I am so pleased to be able to write to you for the first time as your Town Supervisor. On Jan. 1, I was proud to be sworn in as the 37th Supervisor in the history of our great Town. What a significant moment it was to be given my official oath of office that day by former Supervisor Jon Kaiman right in front of May Newburger Cove in Port Washington. Just four days later, New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli administered my public oath of office in front of so many close friends and family at Clinton G. Martin Park. For me, that was such a poignant moment which those of you who are familiar with the history of the town could certainly understand.
My administration takes office ready and eager to build on the strong foundation laid by my predecessors. But make no mistake, there is more that we can and will do. I don't know if I would say that we are "taking the town by storm," but it certainly seems that way as we have been hit by several substantial snow and ice storms within the first few weeks. I have been struck by the remarkable collaborative effort of our town personnel to address these storms from all angles and ensure the safety of our residents.
I believe it will take team efforts such as this in order to accomplish the goals I have set forth for this town, many of which I outlined in my first State of the Town address on Jan. 31.
One of my main priorities is a renewed emphasis on customer service throughout town government, with an initial emphasis on the Building Department. Our residents' experience at the building department should not be a tiresome or frustrating one. In order to address that, I have already filled the position of applicant advocate to assist in navigating the permit process and cutting through red tape. I am also proud to announce the creation of community-based evening office hours, which will begin later this month.
Our financial standing is as strong as ever with an Aa1 bond rating status with Moody's Investor Services, which is the highest in Town history. I will be working with the town board and our highly professional finance team to introduce multi-year capital and debt management plans to help ensure the stability of town finances moving forward.
Environmental preservation is always a central focus of mine. The town is renowned for its innovative environmental programs such as the 40,000-student School Recycling Partnership Program. In addition to building on the town's great "green" programming, I am encouraging an expansion of our focus to also include aquifer protection and water conservation, including educating our children on the importance of this initiative. This is an issue I took the lead on as County Legislator when I held bi-county hearings on aquifer protection and the quality of our drinking water.
To facilitate community dialogue, I have moved public comment on town board meetings to the first 30 minutes of the meeting. Beginning Feb. 25, we are instituting Town Board Live, a new initiative in which town board meetings will be streamed live on the town's website, allowing residents to view meetings from the comfort of their home or even on their mobile devices. Coupled with our brand-new free "My North Hempstead" app, now available in the iTunes store, this town is embracing 21st century technology.
I am thrilled to be a part of this vibrant community, and I am honored to serve as your Town Supervisor. Please look for periodic updates in this space.
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In the year it's been open, the Space at Westbury has been host to musicians, comedians, dancers and last week, the venue opend its doors for world class boxers and their loyal fans. One of the headliners was Richie "Brazil" Neves, from New Hyde Park.
Winner Takes All Productions and Greg Cohen Promotions brought a night of boxing to the Space on Thursday, Nov. 13. While boxing events have come to Long Island before, this was the first of its kind to come to The Space.
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Despite a disappointing playoff loss against the Wantagh Warriors, Sewanhaka Indians Head Coach George Kasimatis, is pleased with his football team's season.
"I'm proud of my team," he said. "But you are never satisfied unless you win the whole thing."
The Indians faced a big challenge this year, moving up into Conference II left them as the new kids on the block, unfamiliar with the teams they would be going against.
Kasimatis will have a tall task next year replacing graduating seniors, which made up most of his starting lineup. Kasimatis said most of the offensive line, such as Danny Gianotti, Adrian Gonzalez and Louis Segarra III, and the defensive line, such as Justin Alexandre, Peter LaTorre and Peter Militano are seniors, many of which have started multiple years for him.
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The fifth seeded Sewanhaka Indians traveled to Wantagh to take on the fourth seeded Wantagh Warriors on Friday, Nov. 7 for its opening playoff game.
The Indians opened the game sluggish on offense, and were held in check throughout the first quarter. The Indians defense did its best to keep the team within striking distance, but field position form shaky special teams play, put them in a difficult position.
Warriors running back Dylan Beckwith, was able to punch in a 15-yard touchdown run, to give the Warriors a one score lead after the first quarter.
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Date: Friday 21st November 2014
THIRTEEN-year-old Keir Thompson's wish of a lifetime to ride in a Lamborghini sports car was granted thanks to a leading charity.
Date: Friday 21st November 2014
THE furniture department at Penrith's Lakes and Dales Co-operative store, in Burrowgate, is to close, putting up to 12 jobs at risk.
Date: Friday 21st November 2014
RESIDENTS of Shap must now organise their own "public transport" following the controversial removal of a vital bus.
Date: Friday 21st November 2014
TRADERS in Penrith and Keswick expressed their delight this week as Cumbria County Council plans to bring in town centre parking charges were scrapped.
Date: Tuesday 18th November 2014
THE North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust (NWAS) is backing Brake charity's Road Safety Week campaign, which is running to Sunday, by encouraging the public to take action for safer roads.
Date: Monday 17th November 2014
EDEN planners have approved revised plans for an extension at Penrith Town Hall which are of a traditional design, "quite different" to the previous proposal which was thrown out in March.
Date: Friday 14th November 2014
SWIMMERS at Penrith Leisure Centre are enjoying the benefits of a £170,000 investment in new poolside changing facilities by Eden District Council.
Date: Friday 14th November 2014
AN emergency meeting of Eden Council's planning committee is to take place later this month following a site visit by councillors to the location of a proposed apartment block of 24 one-bedroom affordable flats for rent in Penrith.
Date: Friday 14th November 2014
GLENRIDDING residents were united in their opposition to a proposed zip wire attraction in their village, at a public meeting on Monday.
Date: Wednesday 12th November 2014
SARAH Dunning, chief executive of Westmorland, which has Tebay services among its businesses, was named best retail entrepreneur in the first Investec Food and Drink Entrepreneur of the Year awards at a ceremony at the House of Commons.
Date: Wednesday 12th November 2014
THE painting of white lines in Kirkby Stephen has led to town councillors seeing red.
Date: Tuesday 11th November 2014
A WOMAN who pulled her male companion's trousers down as a "drunken joke" was reminded by police to act responsibly in public.
Date: Friday 7th November 2014
PENRITH'S threatened Jobcentre is not to close, the Department for Work and Pensions announced today, prompting campaigners who have fought hard to save it to react with delight.
Date: Friday 7th November 2014
SCORES of people, many of them elderly, have been left high and dry after a bus service was unexpectedly cancelled just two days after its relaunch.
Date: Friday 7th November 2014
SADNESS turned to joy this week for the owner of border collie Jasper when the dog was found by a member of the public from Penrith after having been missing for four days on Scafell Pike, Wasdale.
Date: Thursday 6th November 2014
THE Open Spaces Society says it is delighted that the Lake District National Park Authority's development control committee has rejected plans for the development of White Moss.
Date: Tuesday 4th November 2014
CUMBRIA is stepping up the fight against doorstep crime following a year in which Trading Standards officers responded to more than 200 incidents in the county.
Date: Tuesday 4th November 2014
AN Eden-based journalist has uncovered some fascinating information about Britain's worst rail disaster which is to feature in a television program due to be broadcast on BBC1 on Monday, 10th November.
Date: Tuesday 4th November 2014
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Date: Tuesday 4th November 2014
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Mr. and Mrs. Hanscomb celebrate their 50th
They were married on May 4,1963, at St. Peter Church, Auburn.
The couple have two daughters, Lynn Hanscomb of Auburn and Jill Hunter of Bow. They also have four grandchildren.
During the celebration, Fay and Frank renewed their marriage vows at a ceremony officiated by the Rev. Deacon Linda J. Spinella. Readings were done by their daughters Lynn and Jill and grandchildren, Adam Senecal, Sonia Hunter and Elisabeth Hunter.
Four members of the wedding party were present at the event: Philip Mitchell, John Mitchell, Joey Robie Pearson and matron of honor Donna Robinson Lignon of Alabama.
The celebration continued in the fall as the couple took a two-week anniversary trip to Austria, Germany and Switzerland with the Chris Angiulo group.
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UTRECHT, Netherlands, Nov. 26 (UPI) -- Scientists had always assumed gray seals only preyed on fish. Though there had been the odd sighting of what looked to be seals attacking porpoises, there was no conclusive corroborating physical evidence.
Scientists have produced what they say is the most accurate space view yet of global ocean currents and the speed at which they move.
Using ocean observations and a large suite of climate models, scientists have found that long-term salinity changes have a stronger influence on regional sea level changes than previously thought.
DNA analyses link outbreak along North America's Pacific Coast to a densovirus.
Japan said Tuesday it has cut its Antarctic whale-catch quota by two-thirds in a move it hopes will convince international opponents it is conducting real science, not hiding a commercial hunt behind a veneer of research.
TOKYO — Amid warnings that rising sea levels caused by global warming could lead to the disappearance of some entire island states, two tiny uninhabited islets in the Pacific are at the forefront of Japanese research into the preservation and regeneration of coral reefs.
We may be overestimating the extinction risk of individual marine species on coral reefs but this is no cause for complacency, scientists warn.
This could muddy the waters. Australia has announced it will not allow the dumping of dredged up material inside the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
Ocean acidification might alter climate-relevant functions of the oceans' uppermost layer, according to a study by a group of marine scientists.
In an ocean popularity contest, jellyfish would rank near the bottom. They sting. Their increasing population blooms clog power plant intakes, kill farmed salmon and frighten swimmers. Experts warn of the jellification of the oceans.
Research by marine scientists into Great Barrier Reef fish populations remind us of the need to protect the tiny creatures in a vast ocean
The threat to dolphins, porpoises, whales and sharks from boat tours, windfarm construction and fishing nets around British shores has prompted conservationists to call for legal protections of hotspots to preserve such 'marine megafauna'.
Inadequate controls and monitoring off Italian coast could lead to collapse of swordfish population in next three years, warn conservationists
Australia's Academy of Science says an Australian government draft plan to protect the Great Barrier Reef will not prevent its decline.
Scientists warn the government's strategy is likely to prove ineffectual as 'unless Australia cuts back on carbon dioxide emissions we won't have much of a Great Barrier Reef left'
The UK's chief scientist says the oceans face a serious and growing risk from man-made carbon emissions.
Some species 'may not last the century' as rich eco-systems are threatened by industrial emissions
Chambers are being set up by Australian scientists under Antarctic sea ice to test the impact of ocean acidification on marine life.
This month, the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity released a report updating the impacts of ocean acidification on marine life.
Sharks have long been portrayed as man-eaters, a menace to any swimmer brave (or foolish) enough to share the water with them. But this depiction could not be further from reality.
BELIZE CITY, Oct 20 2014 (IPS) - Home to the second longest barrier reef in the world and the largest in the Western Hemisphere, which provides jobs in fishing, tourism and other industries which feed the lifeblood of the economy, Belize has long been acutely aware of the need to protect its mar ...
TABOGA, Panama, Oct 16 2014 (IPS) - Fermín Gómez, a 53-year-old Panamanian fisherman, pushes off in his boat, the "Tres Hermanas," every morning at 06:00 hours to fish in the waters off Taboga island. Five hours later he returns to shore.
The epaulette shark displays physiological tolerance to elevated carbon dioxide in its environment after being exposed to carbon dioxide levels equivalent to those that are predicted for their natural habitats in the near future.
Projects where local fishers manage marine areas to ensure sustainability are being replicated across the Indian Ocean
Most scientists whose heads aren't firmly wedged inside the Koch brothers' rear ends have ascertained that human-sourced carbon emissions are contributing to a dangerous warming of our planet, one that pretty much spells out the end of Earth as we know it unless world leaders do something about ...
ATHENS, Oct 10 2014 (IPS) - Imagine a black-footed albatross feeding its chick plastic pellets, a baby seal in the North Pole helplessly struggling with an open-ended plastic bag wrapped tight around its neck, or a fishing vessel stranded mid-sea, a length of discarded nylon net entangled in its ...
Scientists warn that pollution may be dramatically increasing the rate of ocean acidification in inshore areas, threatening coral
Ocean acidification will cost the world economy more than $1 trillion annually by 2100, according to a U.N. report released this week. Changing the composition of the world's oceans will undermine a variety of commercial operations, it said.
Carbon dioxide emissions are dissolving in the ocean, making it more acidic and causing nearly $1 trillion worth of damage, according to a new report.
Rising carbon dioxide emissions are altering the pH levels of the ocean, with dramatic consequences for the marine environment and the people who depend on it, a group of British scientists has said.
Ocean acidification and coral reef damage is likely going to cost the world economy over a trillion dollars by 2100, according to a new report by United Nations (UN) experts.
Les océans du monde seront trop acides pour une grande partie de la vie marine d'ici la fin du siècle et les eaux canadiennes seront particulièrement touchées par le phénomène.
PYEONGCHANG, Republic of Korea, Oct 9 2014 (IPS) - Scientists here are warning Caribbean countries, where the fisheries sector is an important source of livelihoods and sustenance, that they should pay close attention to a new international report released Wednesday on ocean acidification.
Ocean acidification has risen by a quarter since pre-industrial times as a result of rising carbon emissions, casting a shadow over the seas as a future source of food, scientists warned on Wednesday.
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Most algae and animals that live on the seafloor can be sampled only by SCUBA divers or dredging up samples from the deep.
When British Capt. James Cook undertook his second voyage in the Southern Ocean in 1772, scientists on board measured the temperature 183 meters below the surface. It was colder than at the surface.
8 October 2014 – The global economy could be losing as much as $1 trillion annually by the end of the century if countries do not take urgent steps to stop ocean acidification, says a United Nations report launched today in Pyeongchang, Republic of Korea (ROK).
NOAA, NASA and the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) have joined together to support three demonstration projects that will lay the foundation for the first national network to monitor marine biodiversity at scales ranging from microbes to whales.
Ocean acidification has risen by a quarter since pre-industrial times as a result of rising carbon emissions, casting a shadow over the seas as a future source of food, scientists warned on Wednesday.
Ocean acidification is set to cost us $1 trillion by 2100 as it eats away at our tropical coral reefs.
Marine conservationists often view fisheries as an enemy of sorts, vacuuming up fish with little thought to the long-term consequences and using equipment that also ends up killing other species, i.e. bycatch like sea turtles and marine birds.
Coral reef expert says Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has lost its credibility and budget cuts left it unable to protect the world heritage site
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- On their latest report card, the world's oceans were docked points for overfishing, pollution, climate change, and weak environmental protections, ultimately earning a D grade.
1 October 2014 – The steady build-up of garbage in the world's oceans is a "tremendous challenge" and a growing threat to the planet's marine ecosystems with the potential for "significant socio-economic consequences," the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) heard today.
Contrary to the popular research-based assumption that the world's coral reefs are doomed, a new longitudinal study paints a brighter picture of how corals may fare in the future.
It is not every day you can announce the discovery of thousands of new mountains on Earth, but that is what a US-European research team has done.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- Hauling out is a technique most typically employed by biker gangs, fleeing the scene on their hogs in the aftermath of a bar fight, but it's also a move occasionally made by walruses fed up with warming waters and the lack of sea ice.
29 September 2014 – The world is losing its mangroves at a faster rate than global deforestation, the United Nations revealed today, adding that the destruction of the coastal habitats was costing billions in economic damages and impacting millions of lives.
BOGOR, Indonesia – To prepare for a rise in sea level, you should surely first know where sea level is. The dense mangrove forests around many of Asia's coasts appear flat, but there is an invisible gradient hidden in them.


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Swinging things better left unsaid
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I spent the Christmas and New Year's holiday with my folks. I always thought them quite conservative and typical of people from their era. Then what to my wandering eyes doth appear? Irrefutable evidence they are swingers! And it seems to me, after looking and reading through my father's desk, that they were at this long before we actually left home, usually occurring when they went on special U.S. holidays together. My jaw is on the ground. How do I face them with this? I can't just swallow this information and not say anything. How do I know my father is my father? What do you suggest for me, as I am at a loss? -- Son of Swingers? Winnipeg
Dear Son of Swingers: What do you hope to gain by discussing it with them, besides painful info and visuals that will give you bad dreams? Fair enough, you want to make sure of your parentage. So you might want to ask when this all started, or even demand blood tests. But beyond that, what do you really need to know? You won't get them to share anyway, unless one or both of your parents is blasé about it all and lets fly with some colourful info you never, ever wanted to possess. There's a reason why two generations don't want to share the details of their sex lives. It would be creepy if they did.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My kids are violent. They hit each other. I don't know where they got this because my wife and I have never hit them. But our two boys whack each other on the back and roll on the floor wrestling, and we caught our daughter with a stick, bashing her older brother. They do watch TV and play games, but this is not their life experience. What's going on? -- Peace-Loving Couple, St. Norbert
Dear Peace-Loving: Fighting is exciting. It's also part of your kids' overall life experience because of violent TV shows, movies and war games online. So they're trying it out -- and it has an added bonus of upsetting the old folks. By all means, don't let them fight in real life. Put them outside to scrap if they wish to continue. It's darn cold out there and not nearly as much fun. Make it very clear that all fighting you catch them doing will be aborted. Talk to them about your beliefs and better ways to settle differences. Then channel this energy into martial arts, where they will learn control and responsibility, too.
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Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the John Birch Society would do well to ban it from schools and public libraries." The country's indifferent and uninspired approach to the 1976 bicentennial celebration seems to confirm Commager's thesis. If initial plans are followed, the revolution's leaders will be remembered mainly as bewigged elders spouting aphorisms by the bushel, not as the long-haired band of 20- and 21-year-olds who formed the hardcore nucleus for revolt. What's more, movie- makers doubtless will ignore the bicentennial, recalling that revolutionary war flicks bomb at the box office. How serious can such apathy or antipathy toward the bump- tious past become? Another brief session with Commager is in- structive: "We have discovered, to our dismay, that those who subscribe to ihe principles Unit Jefferson called 'self-evident' are in the minority among the peoples of the globe, and that we are now required to vindicate those prin- ciples as never before in our past." Though Russell Baker advances the thought with tongue in cheek, no one is suggesting seriously that Jeffersonian principles are as forsaken here as they are in less enlightened parts of the world. But how well prepared are Americans to "vindicate prin- ciples" abroad (as Commager says they must) if they depreciate their own revolutionary charter? At worst the situation is that described by Pogo Possum: "We have seen the enemy and he is us." The judgment here, however, is more optimistic: The national tolerance index merely is running low. What better way to recharge batteiies than to look beyond the revolutionary era's curious ar- tifacts and re-examine the tower- ing ideals which flourished there? Isn't It the Truth? By Carl Riblel, jr. Ill days of old, manhood was proved with a hatchet in the other fellow's skull. Then civilization burled the hatchet elsewhere and taught man how to do in his enemy with a political device that came to be known as the official leak. This is a second cousin onoe removed of gossip demonstrating that the tongue is the sharpest weapon given to man and sometimes it is long enough to cut its own throat. "A soft fongue breaketh the bone." XXV, 15 interOceon Press Syndicate Should the federal government require that most radios receive FM signals? The Arguments YES THE AM-FM bill "is intended to as- sure that the American people receive the maximum radio broadcasting service said Sen. John 0. Pastore (D-R.I.) during senate debate. According to figures gathered by Pas- tore's communications subcommittee, listeners whose radios do not have FM bands miss "nearly 42 percent" of the stations now on the air. About 90 percent of home radios receive FM. but almost 72 percent of car radios have AM only. So most FM sta- tions don't have access to what is called drivetime the most lucrative time of the broadcasting day, when advertisers have a captive audience of commuters. Because of all this, Pastore said, "many FM channel assignments arc lying fallow and many FM stations which are on the air operate at a loss." "The American consumer is probably no! aware that we have reached the limit on AM frequencies and that virtually all new radio stations will be FM sta- tions." said Sen. Frank Moss (D- "They buy radios today unsus- pecting of the fact that they are vastly limiting their horizons." The expansion of FM will gne a much needed boost to public, noncommercial radio with its excellent coverage of government affairs, Moss said. "You gel some high-class cultural music over Paslore added. He also argued (hat Ihc added price consumers will be forced to pay for AM- FM radios would be insignificant, citing studies presented to his subcommittee by FM supporters showing that the cost of adding FM to a car radio was about -r- and even less for home radios. "If the consumer is being gouged al Paslore said, it is the fault of auto makers who artificially jack up the price of AM-FM receivers. "Whatever encroachment the legislation would make on the public's right of free choice is minimal." Pastore concluded, "and is far outweighed by the attendant benefits the public will receive from a flourishing FM service." 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Others view such a prospect as a highly cynical and even unprincipled move, likely to boomerang if tried. It was just a year ago today that Senator Ken- nedy appeared with Governor Wallace in Alabama to participate in an Indepen- dence day ceremony. Early in June, the Harris Survey asked a nationwide cross-section of Democrats and independents: Insights "Here 11 a bit of people who hove bee" mentioned possible (or the party fo< 1976, If you hod to choote right now, nomination for President m .K.iie MoKh NIW Sen Ed.ord Kenned, 35 32 31 Go. George Wolioce 21 18 16 Sen Henry Jackson 9 U 9 Sen Edmund Muskie 8 12 II Sen. George 668 Sen Walter Mondole 343 Sen. Birch Boyh 232 Se.i Gov. Dole Bumpers 1 I Gov. Reuben Askew I I Former Gov Terry Sanford I I None or Not suie 12 6 16 i not osked KcuiH'tly's lead among Democratic MHITS is larger than when the sentiment of independents is included. In furl, one of tin1 weaknesses nf the Massachusetts stMiutor is his inability tu maintain his appeal outside the rank-and-file of his own party. This fact is significant when it is estimated that the number of voters who view themselves as Democrats has been calculated to shrink from 51 to 41 percent in the period between and 1976. Among independent voters, now es- timated to rise from 18 to 38 percent of the electorate over the period from 1968 to 1976, Wallace is stronger than he is among Democrats and stronger than Kennedy with this group. Senators .lack- son, Muskie and McGovern also run bet- ter with independents than with members of their own party. While in most states independents will not be able to vote in Democratic primaries, their pivotal swing vole in a close election can be an important con- sideration for any Democratic nominee in Here is the standing of the candidates among Democratic and independent voters from this latest survey: Democrots pendents The worst thing about1 being the top candidate is that you have to speak last, after everyone has already said everything. Adlai Stevenson Kennedy Wallace Jackson Muskie McGovern Mondale Bayh Askew Bentsen Sanford None or not sure By Congressional Quarterly WASHINGTON Congress is con- sidering a proposal FM radio broadcasters have been promoting for the past five years a requirement that most radios come equipped to pick up both AM and FM signals. The FM broadcasters and their congressional supporters say it will put these stations on an equal footing with the older, more prosperous AM stations, and offer listeners a wider range of choices. But others object that the government has no business forcing people who want only AM receivers to buy more expensive radios with FM bands as well. On a close 44--I2 vote, the senate passed a bill June 13 that would authorize the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to require all radios costing more than S15 to have both AM and FM bands. An unusual coalition of liberal con- sumerists and anti-big government con- servatives almost defeated the measure, surprising the bill's supporters and making house approval more questiona- ble than they had hoped. Should the federal government require that most radios be equipped with both AM and FM bands? The Arguments IT may not be a fun- VV damentally important bill, it is one of those irritating busybody laws that pass unnoticed and take away just a little bit more of our 'unimportant freedom.' argued Sen. James A. McClurc Color It trivial ALL WHO seek sanctuary from the "screamer" slat inn cai'ophony polluting Ihc AM radio baud doubtless would applaud the standardization of the. AM-FM receiver. The innovation would be especially welcome among motorists who prefer limbeck's beat tn the Beach Buy's wild water-skiing weekends. But compelling as the cause may be In legions of listeners, Ihe AM-FM squabble is not important enough to merit the attention of congress. Clearly, the senate should have tossed out Ihe radio bill faster than you can say "Wolfman .lack." Yet the thing hogged the arena for a time, then passed by a whisker. Ordinarily, the house could be depended upon to give such trivia the deep-six, but the success of last year's Great TV Football bill suggests that the AM- FM question may sail through without much static. That fiasco, followers of congress will recall, saw lawmakers lift the TV blackout on sold-ottt home football games. Meanwhile, the energy crunch, infla- tion, suandal-in-government and a raft of other heavy matters' marked time. Congressmen do need occasional respites such as the mock senate debate over the merits of southwest- ern U.S. chili. But the radio-frequency fiddling was no coffee break. In light of the tender care given the lightweight matter, it's a wonder thai a six-mouth. study was not commissioned to speed the proposal toward reality "I am one ol the people here who generally are labeled by the critics as overeager to regulate what shall be put on the market." added Sen. Philip A. Hart "I plead guilty to being overeager to regulate something if it af- fects my health and my safety, but beyond that I suggest we ought not go.' Requiring car radios to have FM bands probably would cost consumers more than per car. Hart said. One car radio manufacturer had told his antitrust sub- committee that the figure was more like Sin or S2II, and Ford Motor Company put it at "Very frankly 1 can't accurately predict what effect the legislation may have on price." FCC Chairman Richard K. Wiley confessed during hearings. The consumer will not be able to lake Ihe FM supporters' study to his car dealer and say. 'I want an FM radio and 1 will pay you more. Instead. Ihe consumer has to fork over ar- gued Sen. Roman Hruska (R-Ncb. I. "More KM receivers, and mure public Mileresl programs are a socially desira- ble goal, but those two factors must be brought together by something congress cannot provide audience Hart said. Tn dramalize Ihe point. McClurc proposed an amendment that would require anyone who subscribes to one newspaper to subscribe to at least two. "If AM is good, arid KM is good, anil we can mandate the people to have both, why not mandate that they have hull, newspapers'.'" he asked. Hart .suggested a refincmenl thai would require Ihe paperbuycr to choose his second subscription from among "the learned journals whose economic sur- vival is questionable, but whose wisdom. ui Ihe judgment of many, is enormous." Senator Kennedy has kept up a busy pace, close to that which a near-can- didate for Ihe nomination uottld be following at (his time He has been a sharp critic of the Nixon administration, is a major sponsor of a new health in- "urancc bill has tits', h" will make up his mind whether or not to run "sometime in 1975 He is expected lu campaign extensively for Democratic candidates in off-year elections. Ciovernor Wallace, whose new-found among uifcrs was frpitri- eil in last Monday's Harris Survey, went through the recent Democratic primarv in Alabama not only refusing to say he would serve out his full term, bul vir- tually suggesting thiit if he won. he would once again be kidding for the Democratic nomination in 107ti. Senators Jackson and Mondale have had busy schedules traveling around tin- country, but off-the record admit t" be- ing potential candidates if they can muster up Ihe popular and financial Revolting development support to sustain such a campaign Senator Muskie had steadfastly said Ilia! after his 1M72 abortive effort he ool run again. This far ahead of the election, backing usually is spread among a wide assort modulates, especiallv in the case of the party which docs not control Ihc White House. Yet, with the Democrats, lime appears tu be helping Kennedy and Wallace, not the other most prominently mentioned possibilities At this point, the Democratic senator from ..ir.l She A.'.ibamj gover- nor must be viewed as holding dominant positions. Louis Harris Wrong George feted By Russell Baker WE ARE celebrating revolution again this week. It has become a curious rite, this annual Fourth of July bow to bloody upheaval, for most of us are ill at ease with Washington, Adams and Jef- ferson, are only slightly less Tory than Lord North and pay huge tax bills each year to suppress revolutionary movements around the earth. We are, in fact, much closer in sym- pathy to King George III than George Washington, who overthrew the govern- ment by force and violence. This sym- pathy for the tyrannical party is quite natural. We are now the great world power that England was in 1776 and it is the destiny of great world powers tn collaborate in the oppression of the unruly. And so we give our sympathy and our money to dictators in Greece, Chile. Saigon, Spain and a dozen Latin states with generalissimos willing to maintain gun rule while freighting boodle to Swiss banks. At home we yearn for the monarchy of strong Presidents and tolerate the in- cumbent's claim to privileges which King George himself would have been reluctant to assert. Though some may be restive with Nixon's insistence that he is the law, most of us would be appalled by a proposal to revolt against him. We are quite comfortable with the ruin of Madison's separation of powers and probably concede, though perhaps a hit unhappily, that Caesarism in the White House is preferable to the blunderings of democracy in the congress. Large numbers of us sympathize with the government's demand that the press confine itself to printing only what the government wants known. Most of us are indifferent when some small rabble is jailed by the troops for expressing revolutionary sentiment at the doors of the justice department or the gates of a national convention. We abide and even praise an economic order that makes the rich richer by bilking the middle class and keeping the poor impoverished. We uncomplainingly pay taxes to subsidize vast corporations, yet abuse the poor for shiftlessness. We excuse our richest men and most powerful companies from taxation, and pay more taxes ourselves tn compensate fur the amounts not paid by the great. We tolerate a legal system which most of us cannot afford to use because the rich and the powerful have priced us out nf the market in their demands for its services. In consequence, we see the law's favors bestowed on the rich and the powerful and its scourge laid upon those who cannot afford to buy into it. In short, like all good conservatives, we like things the way they are. Nothing is more likely to set the hair upright on the back of the national neck than a call for revolution. We are Tory to the core. Why then must we go on with these annual tributes to the glory of revolu- tion? George Washington, after all. is not a man we feel emotionally invo.ved with. He is too remote, too severe. His rigorous honesty is largely joke material these days, like his llth-rate false teeth. How can we possibly feel anything in common with an honest politician, with a man who didn't even know about dental caps? Who wore wigs and knee britches? And Jefferson, with that business about periodically refreshing the tree of liberty with the blood of patriots ah, Jefferson. If you were alive today talking like that, we would happily see you do hard time in Attica. Unnatural effort is required to generate enthusiasm for the revolution. It is already much more remote from us than the English revolution was from George III by 1776. If Englishmen could go from revolutionaries to conservatives in slightly more than a hundred years, why should Americans not accept the fact that they have traveled from revolu- tion to reaction in 200? It is lime to close the book on the Fourth of July. It was splendid once, but it no longer becomes us. If we must go ahead celebrating it for years to come, it would make more sense to treat it as a day for honoring King George III, whose principles we so roundly endorse. Far better, to abolish it altogether, perhaps by turning it into one of those four-day holiday weekends which should be celebrated at the start of August, and by renaming it the Sentimentality day weekend. There is no likelihood of early aboli- tion, unfortunately. The government is determined to preserve it through, the bicentennial celebration in 1076. which, everybody believes, can be a good shot in the arm for business. s Sen Still lighting the way
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jimmy Butler made a surprise return to the starting lineup and hit two free throws with 0.2 seconds left to help the Chicago Bulls weather another absence from star guard Derrick Rose in a 106-105 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night. Read More...
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Thomas Vanek scored on a power play, a pair of firsts this season for Minnesota, and the Wild stayed unbeaten at home with a 4-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Saturday night. Read More...
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Mikko Koivu and Jason Pominville scored in the shootout and the Minnesota Wild beat the San Jose Sharks 4-3 Thursday night. Read More...
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Thaddeus Young scored 19 points and hit a big 3-pointer with 90 seconds to play to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 97-91 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Thursday night. Read More...
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Junior guard Zach Lofton has been dismissed from the Minnesota basketball program. Read More...
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Marc Gasol scored a career-high 32 points, and the Memphis Grizzlies beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 105-101 on Wednesday night for the franchise's first victory in a season opener since 2000. Read More...
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BOSTON (AP) — Marco Scandella scored with 5:53 remaining as the Minnesota Wild rallied for three goals in the third period to beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 on Tuesday night. Read More...
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves have reached a buyout agreement with veteran guard J.J. Barea to get down to the roster limit of 15 players. Read More...
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Anthony Barr forced a fumble on the first play of overtime and returned it 27 yards to score, giving the Minnesota Vikings a 19-13 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Read More...
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Here's a sweet Mother's Day Card printable Fiona Chandler illustrated for me. It looks adorable on its own or coloured in by children. There are two different templates and there's a link to print them below:
1. Print the template
2. Cut around rectangle section.
3. Fold in half.
4. Colour in if desired.
5. Write your message inside.
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Click the picture below for the PDF template.
Colour in
The card is cute on its own or coloured in.
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Northside Villa Rental Photos and Description
6 Bedroom + 4 Bath Oceanfront Villa - Sleeps 13
Perfect for re-unions, wedding groups & large families. Aqua Vista Villa, a no steps, easy entry home, is named for the myriad of aqua and turquoise water colors of the Atlantic Ocean that greet your eyes as you enter the wrap-around porch of this oceanfront, cliffside, bi-level home, which can comfortably accommodate 13 overnight guests and up to 25 for wedding parties.
Newly renovated, Aqua Vista welcomes you with the warmth, elegance, and style of the Caribbean past - and every comfort and amenity of today. Our beautifully appointed guestrooms and living areas offer panoramic views of the Virgin Islands coastline and luxurious décor, evoking the finest of the Caribbean, in colors that reflect the sand and sea.
The two levels of the property (each with full kitchen and living area) are connected by spiral stair on the outdoor patio. The upper unit has 4 bedrooms + 2 baths, and the lower unit has 2 bedrooms + 2 baths, making this an ideal property for large family reunions and wedding parties.
Magen's Bay Beach, consistently voted as among the top 10 beaches in the world, and Mahogany Run Golf course with its famous Devil's Triangle of three ocean cliff holes, are just five minutes away. You might also enjoy a half day sail and snorkeling trip to Buck Island on Happy Hour Charters, a short ferry ride to St. John, or a submarine trip through the one of St. Thomas' coral reefs. St. Thomas is also very well known for its wide variety of duty free shops, Five Star restaurants and many other tourist activities and attractions.
The home is spacious with three bedrooms upstairs and an additional two more downstairs. The master bedroom has a door to the terrace. This villa can comfortably accommodate a large family. Caribbean flair is sensed in all areas of the home. The home features brightly decorated rooms, granite floors throughout, and for the gourmet chef or the amateur cook - a well equipped kitchen. This home has it all ... including a six person hot-tub (How Relaxing!).
Situated in Peterborg Estate, the home is close to Magen's Beach... This truly is PARADISE!
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- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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London-based data provider Markit has announced it will hold a credit-event auction on Ontario-based door manufacturer Masonite International, to settle loan credit default swap (LCDS) trades referencing the company.Masonite, which is a component of series 8-10 of the Markit LCDX North America indexes, entered into a forbearance agreement with bank lenders on September 16.
The turbulence in global financial markets has caused the technical default of a number of popular CDS reference entities, testing the cash-settlement auction process, which is administered by New York-based brokerages Creditex and Markit. The procedure involves a blind auction in which dealers submit tradable two-way prices for the defaulted underlying bonds. Outliers are stripped from the results, while banks are penalised for overly aggressive pricing.
The auction terms and date will be determined soon by Markit LCDX dealers and published on the International Swaps and Derivatives Association website.
The Masonite auction will be the second credit-event auction to take place under LCDS documentation. The first took place on October 23, when US-based video store Movie Gallery failed to make an interest payment on its first lien loan, triggering a failure-to-pay credit event on contracts referencing the company.
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Since joining the Maybach Music Group last November, Fat Trel has been holding it down and now he teams up Rick Ross and Nipsey Hussle to bring us, "She Fell In Love(Remix)". The trio tells us why the ladies always fall for the bad boy and why "we should cut ties with scrubs". (more…)
Summer has officially kicked off in Los Angeles, and we're not saying that because of the heat but because we're just got done with our annual Power 106 #POWERHOUSE! No doubt, this year was definitely one to remember. Not only was the stage right in the center for everyone to see, but the artist line-up was amazing! From Jennifer Lopez to Wiz Khalifa to surprise guests like Nipsey Hussle – you didn't want to miss this show.
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- Publisher: Namco Bandai Games America
- Release Date: Nov 20, 2007
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Mar 9, 2013Soulcalibur Legends is a generic, repetitive and unspectacular hack-n-slash spin off to the popular Namco 1 on 1 seventeenth century fighting series. Graphics are comparable to mid PS2 era but the frame rate does maintain a refreshing 60FPS making the game very smooth to play. Soulcalibur Legends can be compared to various other Japanese fighting games which require you to kill hordes of enemies and not much else such as Dynasty Warriors and Ninja Gaiden. Combat is actually quite satisfying actually but are you prepared to maintain that satisfaction throughout 40 levels? It's an interesting departure from the usual shenanigans seen in the series but it really is not worth your time.
Graphics: 6/10
Gameplay: 5/10
Features: 4/10
I secretly DO like this game but I'm writing this review for a general gamer and I can honestly say that the game's repetition will not bode well with them.… Expand
Soulcalibur Legends is a trap, luring in gullible gamers with the promise of two-player co-op and a cast of characters from the series. Once you take the bait, the whole rusty contraption snaps shut – and you will carry the scars of playing it for the rest of your life.
The main problem here is that it feels like Legends should have been a side mode in a proper Soulcalibur rather than its own game. There are some good ideas, but it doesn't feel like a complete game.
There's certainly potential here, albeit squandered (in my opinion) on the Wii where like so many of its games, the hook--waving the Wiimote--is more curse than cool. [Dec 2007, p.81]


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made for my friend's baby girl who is going to come to this world in november.
all recycled!
two old wire hangers cut and twisted with pliers. aluminium wire S shaped so all the suspended toys (with little loops on top and bottom) can be changed.
birds and round shapes sewn from felt deerskin cotton and blinds fabric leftovers.
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Freaking georgous. she is the most beautiful girl you will ever see and she will be the most amazing girl you will ever meet. She will deny most of the good things you tell her about herself but deep inside she knows its true.
Dude!! That girl is so a Kierstan
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An Advent event full of light and joy!
The traditional "Klausjagen" procession in honor of St. Nicholas is an annual spectacle and folkloric festival that draws well over 20 000 visitors to Küssnacht am Rigi. Our ships are the best way to get there from Lucerne and to experience the beautiful evening illumination on the lake and in Küssnacht. Experience an authentic Swiss custom for the holiday season.
Timetable of those ships featuring onboard fondue
Lucerne boarding from 18.00
Lucerne dep. 18.30
Küssnacht am Rigi arr. 19.50
"All you can eat" fondue: CHF 32
Please reserve by phone or email until 15.00 on the day of the cruise.
We ask for your understanding that dogs are not permitted on this cruise.
Timetable of the other transfer ships (no reservation necessary!)
Lucerne boarding 18.40
Lucerne dep. 18.50
Küssnacht am Rigi arr. 19.30
You may take any ship for the return journey.
Küssnacht am Rigi dep. 21.45
Lucerne arr. 22.50
With Half-Fare Card: CHF 21.50
Without Half-Fare Card: CHF 28.00
With GA Card: CHF 13.00
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Ellenton House Rental Photos and Description
5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, heated pool, suitable for up to 10 people
Our stylish house is located in a quiet residential area and has a floor space of 340qm spread over two floors, plenty of space for large families. As the house is divided into two levels, but it is also comfortable for couples or smaller families, for then only part of the house.
The pool area offers a great view of a lake and the surrounding nature. The ground floor is the large, open and fully equipped kitchen, it is followed by the living - and dining at. Furthermore, we find the ground floor a TV room with DVD, an additional living area, as well, and a separate room with washer and dryer and a bathroom with toilet and shower. This can be achieved both from the living area as well as from the pool terrace. Upstairs there are five bedrooms and bathrooms, the master bedroom has a large, private bathroom. Furthermore, the hotel offers high-speed wireless internet, multiple TVs, and in the master bedroom and another bedroom. The pool can be heated electrically.
Baby crip and high chair available for our guests.
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It may seem odd that we're taking a look at an HD 5850 card in 2011, but Sapphire just released an "Xtreme" edition that's well worth the look. In addition to great pricing, the card features an improved VRM design, a more efficient cooler, and a shorter PCB. But, in the end, it's the $150 price tag that makes this card an absolute winner.
To test our graphics cards for both temperatures and power consumption, we utilize OCCT for the stress-testing, GPU-Z for the temperature monitoring, and a Kill-a-Watt for power monitoring. The Kill-a-Watt is plugged into its own socket, with only the PC connect to it.
As per our guidelines when benchmarking with Windows, when the room temperature is stable (and reasonable), the test machine is boot up and left to sit at the desktop until things are completely idle. Because we are running such a highly optimized PC, this normally takes one or two minutes. Once things are good to go, the idle wattage is noted, GPU-Z is started up to begin monitoring card temperatures, and OCCT is set up to begin stress-testing.
To push the cards we test to their absolute limit, we use OCCT in full-screen 2560×1600 mode, and allow it to run for 15 minutes, which includes a one minute lull at the start, and a four minute lull at the end. After about 5 minutes, we begin to monitor our Kill-a-Watt to record the max wattage.
In the case of dual-GPU configurations, we measure the temperature of the top graphics card, as in our tests, it's usually the one to get the hottest. This could depend on GPU cooler design, however.
Note: Due to changes AMD and NVIDIA made to the power schemes of their respective current-gen cards, we were unable to run OCCT on them. Rather, we had to use a less-strenuous run of 3DMark Vantage. We will be retesting all of our cards using this updated method the next time we overhaul our suite.
Interestingly, Sapphire's Xtreme draws more power than the original HD 5850, but its temperatures are much improved.