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I want to know if there is a way i can monitor my LAN network. I want to keep an eye on my 12 year old cousin, and dont want him to browse some random weird suff on internet. He is too much into warez and vulnerable online gaming sites. This puts the him at risk at too young age. Obviously i dont want to crackdown on him at random but quietly monitor so that i can guide him through.
Is there a way i can monitor and if required block certain sites/ URL's ( no windows used its a live user for an ubuntu distro), i am looking for something at the network level (on router level).
I have a beetle 450TC1 wifi router with one wired desktop and two laptops:
One is my own (dual boot win7 and ubuntu distro) - running on wifi
My cousin's (for safety i gave him a live user bootable linux distro - bootable from USB stick) - no installed OS - running on wifi same network
Is there a program i can deploy on admin level of router or on LAN to monitor my traffic. May be if possible this would also serve as a bandwidth monitor and give me an estimate of my monthly usage.
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Posted 13 November 2012 - 06:42
-- All my clients get the dns servers that i list here. i.e OpenDNS and not my ISP DNS.
Use discovered only sounds like it will be using your ISP dns? Does it hand that out to your dhcp clients, or hand out the 2 you have listed there - opendns?
/etc/ddclient.conf: daemon=300 syslog=yes mail=root mail-failure=root pid=/var/run/ddclient.pid ssl=yes use=web, web=myip.dnsomatic.com protocol=dyndns2 server=updates.opendns.com login=your_email_address_registered_with_OpenDNS password=your_OpenDNS_password Your_OpenDNS_network_label /etc/default/ddclient: run_ipup="false" run_daemon="true" daemon_interval="300"
Posted 13 November 2012 - 13:38
Posted 13 November 2012 - 16:00
- did not change this value for ip renewal, just copied it for testing.
Thats right, and they suggest using ddclient for linux platforms.
You can have any client on your network keep your dynamic IP updated with opendns using their client software if your router does not support it.
Yes i have two machine running windows, but i want to monitor a linux based machine that my brother uses. Once i test it on my linux machine, i'll configure his too to use ddclient (i have a dual boot), which is y m stuck with ddclient.
Do you not have Any windows clients or mac clients somewhere on your network??
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Posted 14 November 2012 - 13:31
oh my bad, I read ddclient as dhclient
Sure you can use ddclient on a linux box on your network to update opendns. But why not just use one of your windows box - much simpler!!
Are you currentlly using dnsomatic? I believe you can use that to update opendns, so you would not need ddclient running on a linux box on your network.
Like I said lets get it working - then you can worry about updating your dynamic IP.. Just refrain from rebooting your router for a few minutes so your IP doesn't change
You can always update your IP via their website on opendns if need be.
If your router supports dnsomatic, or you update it with ddclient or windows client, script, etc.. It can auto update opendns for you - no need to point ddclient to opendns, or run opendns client on windows box in your network, etc
If you are using windows, OpenDNS offers a program for those who have dynamic IP address's, you can download it here
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Local Surfer Causes Huge Upset Eliminating Number Two Seed At Oakley World Pro Junior Bali
KERAMAS, Bali/Indonesia (Tuesday, 4 October, 2011) – The Oakley World Pro Junior Bali moved to Keramas for day three of competition. Bali's famous right-hand reef break pumped out 4 – 6 foot (1.5 – 2 meter) sets for the remaining heats of the Men's Round 1 and the first four heats of the man on man elimination Round 2.
Darmaputra Tonjo (IND) caused the upset of the event thus far, eliminating number two seed Nat Young (USA) in Round 2, sending Young home with a last place finish. Tonjo came bursting out of the gates, netting an 8.00 (out of a possible 10) on his opening ride for a series of super fast snaps and carves. Young was left hunting a 6.67 and caught a wave in the last 5 minutes, but came up short only managing a 6.10.
As I paddled out I prayed so I could get some good waves," Tonjo told the translator. "I don't speak English so when I was in the water I didn't know who was winning or what was going on. When the heat finished and all the locals were cheering I realised that I won. I'm so happy."
Keanu Asing (HAW) started the day with style, taking off late and deep, then locked into a solid tube. The crowd roared as he came flying out and the judges awarded him a 9.70 (out of a possible 10).
"I was thinking that it might be just a turn heat because of the onshore winds," Asing said. "Then this one set came through and I just went for it. I took of kind of late I somehow got some speed and saw the opening and came out. It was a miracle. It was the best barrel I've ever gotten in a heat."
Peterson Crisanto (BRA) excelled in the tricky conditions, taking to the air and being rewarded for his efforts. Crisanto defeated American duo Chase Wilson (USA) and Jake Halstead (USA) and will now advance directly into Round 3.
"That heat was hard because of the changing tide," Crisanto said. "I'm going to keep going for the airs because that's what helped me in that heat. It's a huge advantage to win that heat and skip Round 2, I'm stoked."
Evan Thompson (USA) the Floridian took down Ian Gouveia (BRA) and Kan Watanabe (JPN) in Heat 12. Thompson surfed a smart heat, sitting in the perfect position while his competitors paddled each other too deep.
"The conditions aren't great, but this would be the best day ever at my house," Thompson said. "The wind is on it so it's bumpy a tricky, but there's plenty of size and a lot of waves coming through. I'm so stoked to be here."
Dylan Lightfoot (ZAF) took down fellow South African Beyrick De Vries (ZAF) and Japanese surfer Arashi Kato in their Round 1 clash. Lightfoot is no stranger to reeling right-handers hailing from Jeffreys Bay, South Africa and put that knowledge to good use at Keramas today.
"Keramas is one of the funnest waves in the world," Lightfoot said. "There's a lot of waves, but you just have to pick the right ones. The second ones seemed to be the better because they have cleaner faces. I was lucky to get some good waves at the beginning which gave me a lot of confidence for the rest of the heat."
The Oakley World Pro Junior Bali will run from October 3 – 14. Watch the LIVE webcast at www.oakleyprojunior.com
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Heat 9: Keanu Asing (HAW) 15.37, Nat Young (USA) 11.20, Darmaputra Tonjo (IDN) 8.27
Heat 10: Eziekel Lau (HAW) 10.17, Dale Staples (ZAF) 4.37, Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 1.90
Heat 11: Peterson Crisanto (BRA) 10.67, Chase Wilson (USA) 8.30, Jake Halstead (USA) 7.04
Heat 12: Evan Thompson (USA) 10.37, Ian Gouveia (BRA) 9.76, Kan Watanabe (JPN) 6.97
Heat 13: Dylan Lightfoot (ZAF) 13.16, Beyrick De Vries (ZAF) 11.87, Arashi Kato (JPN) 7.70
Heat 14: Filipe Toledo (BRA) 14.34, Medi Veminardi (REU) 8.84, Kaishu Tanaka (JPN) 6.16
Heat 15: Andrew Doheny (USA) 14.67, Hiroto Arai (JPN) 8.33, Ryan Callinan (AUS) 7.03
Heat 16: Michael February (ZAF) 10.43, Frederico Morais (PRT) 8.16, Keala Naihe (HAW) 10.17
HEAT 1: Jack Freestone (AUS) 11.33, def. Ida Bagus Putu Simar (IND) 2.40
HEAT 2: Darmaputra Tonjo (IND) 14.30, def. Nat Young (USA) 13.84
HEAT 3: Dale Staples (ZAF) 8.67, def. Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 8.43
HEAT 4: Shaun Joubert (ZAF) 11.90, def. Deivid Silva (BRA) 9.50
HEAT 5: Marco Fernandez (BRA) vs. Italo Ferreira (BRA)
HEAT 6: Garrett Parkes (AUS) vs. Matt Banting (AUS)
HEAT 7: Ian Gouveia (BRA) vs. Gustavo Machado (BRA)
HEAT 8: Beyrick De Vries (ZAF) vs. William Aliotti (FRA)
HEAT 9: Medi Veminardi (REU) vs. Slade Prestwich (ZAF)
HEAT 10: Ryan Callinan (AUS) vs. Noa Deane (AUS)
HEAT 11: Frederico Morais vs. Jake Halstead (USA)
HEAT 12: Tanner Hendrickson (HAW) vs. Kan Watanabe (JPN)
HEAT 13: Vasco Riberio (PRT) vs. Hiroto Arai (JPN)
HEAT 14: Thomas Woods (AUS) vs. Keala Naihe (HAW)
HEAT 15: Joao Abreu (BRA) vs. Kaishu Tanaka (JPN)
HEAT 16: Chase Wilson (USA) vs. Arashi Kato (JPN)
HEAT 1: Sarah Mason (NZL) vs. Gabriela Leite (BRA)
HEAT 2: Dimity Stoyle (AUS) vs. Leila Hurst (HAW)
HEAT 3: Faye Zoetmulder (ZAF) vs. Nao Omura (JPN)
HEAT 4: Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) vs. Alessa Quizon (HAW)
HEAT 5: Felicity Palmateer (AUS) vs. Lani Doherty (HAW)
HEAT 6: Joanne Defay (FRA) vs. Maude Le Car (FRA)
HEAT 7: Philippa Anderson (AUS) vs. Quincy Davis (USA)
HEAT 8: Coco Ho (HAW) vs. Ren Hashimoto (JPN)
TAGS: ASP, Conner Coffin, Evan Thompson, Jack Freestone, Keanu Asing, Oakley Pro Junior

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Its your turn in SSG2!!
was worried when I seen the topic, but very good post.
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Firstly let me start off, the following will be purely my opinion. It's well known some people will not like those and have different opinions to mine which I'm glad to listen to and have a civil discussion, if you can't manage to keep it civil keep it to yourself please.
Recently the fines that companies keep getting from EU/US etc. I'm fine with those as well since there are laws what regulate or when a company itself decides not to follow what they promised to do (MS Ballot screen?) but insane fines like 700m for that, nah I really am not fine with that since for me it seems like bs.
Now to the writers. More and more I see people complaining on John's pieces, let it go already, the headlines (Slam is the most "hated" word lately for some reasons) must be attractive for new people on this site and "search engine friendly" - by that I mean he does a good job predicting what regular people could search on google. I actually like his pieces, they are easy to read and have no grudge with the headlines.
Like one person said on a yesterdays piece "Buy what you want and fits you and shut up about it" - this couldn't have been said any better.
Posted 23 March 2013 - 13:24
as it's again confrontational and is dismissive of other people's opinions
Telling people who can't "keep it civil" not to post here is asking for trouble
Posted 23 March 2013 - 13:29
I just think people are too hostile to the lovers but they are more accepting of haters.
Just like how it's more acceptable in society to blow people's brains out with an SMG but if you show a ###### it's the worst thing ever.
Posted 23 March 2013 - 13:32
Technology enthusiasts tend to get excited about technology and they like to express that and discuss it on tech oriented sites like Neowin. You can't expect people who care passionately about something to simply keep it to themselves. In fact advertisers rely on people passionate about their products to build brands, to get people excited about upcoming launches and to tell their friends and family. To expect people on a tech site not to talk about what they like and dislike about tech / tech companies is rather... bizarre. However, that's not to say that there aren't some users who take things too far - even the best of us take things too far on occasion.
Anyway, you made some interesting points. I don't agree with most of them but I still respect that you took the time to express them.
Posted 23 March 2013 - 14:10
I personally don't think it's asking for trouble. This part of a sentence "keep it civil" shouldn't even be said in the first place but since lately some topics are getting way out of hand I just mentioned it.
About creating headlines, I think we have different opinions on that mostly. If I understand correctly it is about ad revenue (like you said) and as far as I know writers are somehow "Paid" on that revenue alone. No revenue, no writers, no site/forum. Don't really think that's better than a few sensationalist headlines.
Also about this part, I never said (or at least didn't mean to say) that people shouldn't express what they like/dislike about a company but I think it should stick to rational boundaries still. Lately it's become more like "I love this company so all others must be **** " which I really don't think is rational. Or maybe I'm just falling into topics like those.


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"Hey Look what we found in the belly of an alligator!"
It's a clyclocross thing. You wouldn't understand.
At least it is not a bad hair day for me!
But the GPS said take a left!
The end of the pre-ride coffee and donuts
Desirable, a little muddy, buy always completes the task. Call if interested.
Can somebody bring me a wet-wipe???
That's why say when it's flooded don't cross no matter how deep it looks.
I thought aluminum only rusted!
Have rider, Will travel ……..
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Already established as a landscape painter in oils, William Trost Richards began working in watercolor in earnest about 1870 and over the next decade was widely regarded as one of America's best watercolorists. This turn to the medium coincided with a new focus on coastal subjects—watercolor was particularly well suited both to sketching outdoors and to capturing the constantly shifting climatic conditions at the water's edge. He generally used an additive technique: laying down transparent washes of color and then applying touches of more opaque paints to create body and texture.
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- Artist: William Trost Richards, American, 1833-1905
- Medium: Opaque watercolor on cream, moderately thick, moderately textured wove paper
- Dates: 1873
- Dimensions: 8 7/16 x 13 15/16 in. (21.4 x 35.4 cm) Frame: 16 3/8 x 21 1/4 x 1 1/2 in. (41.6 x 54 x 3.8 cm) (show scale)
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- Caption: William Trost Richards (American, 1833-1905). A High Tide at Atlantic City, 1873. Opaque watercolor on cream, moderately thick, moderately textured wove paper, 8 7/16 x 13 15/16 in. (21.4 x 35.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Milberg, 86.142
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This ancient range of ridgy mountains call The Great Smoky Mountains extends down the border between North Carolina and Tennessee.
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3. Wildlife - Although birds, salamanders and smaller mammals are everywhere, with just a little effort you might see an elk (reintroduced into the park in 2001), white-tailed deer, or black bear.
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8. Fishing - Fishermen can test their skill with the many varieties here including wily brook, brown, and rainbow trout on the over 700 miles of streams in the park.
9. History - The park has one of the best collections of log buildings in the eastern United States. Nearly 80 historic structures-homes, barns, churches, schools, and grist mills-have been preserved in the park.
Kids ages 5-12 can earn a Junior Ranger badge by exploring the park.
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What's boggling to me is how no headliner has leaked. Not counting the possibility of Phoenix and YYYs co-headlining a night. We knew Radiohead last year, Kings Of Leon in 2011, and Muse in 2010.
I know this will be taken as a grain of salt (as it should be for that matter) but i have a friend who works in the music industry in LA and he confirmed a name I haven't seen yet on this board and it's Jurassic 5 as they will be reuniting.
Some others: Wu-Tang, Kendrick, Wild Belle, Stone Roses, Local Natives, Airborne Toxic Event and some of the obvious ones like Passion Pit and the xx.
Also, my friend was on the Coachella Cruise and spoke to Paul from Goldenvoice and he said Paul didn't have a good idea who was headlining at the time of the cruise. Said Daft Punk would be most likely out as they cost too much, Rolling Stones were 50/50 and Led Zeppelin was a darkhorse to headline.
Luscious Jackson
The Breeders
This keeps getting better and better.
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I used to work at Nordstrom and one of the guys who worked in receiving was a member of Jurassic 5.
It's fucking AMAZING.
Was it? I seem to remember people were disappointed when it looked like KoL were going to play.
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S: Parquet Courts, Perfume Genius, Danny Tenaglia, Kasabian, Jack White, Royal Blood, TWOD, Chet Faker, What So Not
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It's the day after Thanksgiving and the holiday season is in full swing.
This is the time of year everyone enjoys all of the food, fun and fellowship. There's going to be various parties taking place from now until Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
For sports fans, there's a little extra flavor added to the mix that provides a little more anticipation.
Of course, not everyone likes or enjoys sporting events. The fact that you are reading this and not out taking advantage of the first shopping day after Thanksgiving (a.k.a. Black Friday), means you care about finding out who won Thursday's games just a little bit. Someone on television referred today's shopping craziness as a sporting event, but it didn't make me want to be among those at Wal-Mart at 12:01 this morning.
There are plenty of athletic events locally and nationally that can satisfy the appetite of any fan.
College football season comes to a close in the next couple of months, but not without quite a bit of interest and intrigue.
First, it's the rivalry games of this weekend where teams are fighting for bragging rights.
Get a load of this lineup. Today is the Iron Bowl in Tuscaloosa, Ala., between Alabama and Auburn at 1:30 p.m., then on Saturday, there's Kentucky at Tennessee at 11:21 a.m., LSU at Arkansas and Florida at Florida State at 2:30 p.m., Mississippi State at Ole Miss and South Carolina at Clemson at 6 p.m., and Georgia Tech at Georgia at 6:45 p.m. That's just in the Southeastern Conference. You can also throw in Wake Forest at Vanderbilt for good measure, but they aren't considered rivals.
After all of that is completed, conference championship games take center stage. Auburn and South Carolina will play for all of the marbles in the SEC. This will be the first time the Gamecocks have been involved in the league's title game.
The final act for college football will be the bowls and it's always nice for any program that gets invited to the postseason because of exposure, extra practice time and just the overall experience it provides.
One of the programs that gets to go bowling after an absence of two years is the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Exactly which bowl will invite the Bulldogs has yet to be determined.
Many believe if MSU can beat Ole Miss on Saturday in the Battle for the Golden Egg, the door will be open for the Chick-fil-A Bowl. If the Bulldogs lose to the Rebels, the Birmingham, Liberty or Music City Bowls are the likely destinations.
Some of the bowls will start filling spots next week, but it won't all come together until the conference championship games are played and the Bowl Championship Series makes its selections.
Once the process of inviting and accepting are over, it's fun to let the bowls play out and see which conferences have the best records.
There's more to the sports schedule than just football.
High School basketball tournaments can be found everywhere and college hoops teams plan trips around the holidays. The MSU men are scheduled to be in Hawaii during Christmas.
West Lowndes High School is hosting their Thanksgiving Tournament this weekend and have invited East Oktibbeha and West Oktibbeha to be a part of that. East
Webster is also holding an event soon.
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Me being world champion had fuck all to do with behind the scenes drama, unless you're as thick as mark fans. Step it up.
Last time I checked you put it as 3-3. Which isn't victory. I dunno why America thinks drawing equals victory for them but you're not even winning with your own 'arguments'. So step it up and do something actually relevant in your first reign other then trying to pick on people out of your own league 'champ'.
Oh and err...I'll give you this advice for free. Get a new catchphase, it's pathetic and it wastes peoples time like your matches.
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12 PAGES Gat ThetnjAU 12 PAGCS Get Thetn All VOL, 5. NO. 19. OKFICIAL FAPES OF THE VULAGE OF FREEPORT. FREEPORT, N. Y.. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916. OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF NASSAU COUNTY. PRICE TWO CENTS NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS SPURIOUS AND MALICIOUS SAYS SUPERVISOR SMITH STATE AUDITOR'S FIGURES CONFIRM NASSAU POST ON HIGHWAY APPROPRIATION An (/pen letter to the Taxpayern and Residents of the Town of Hempntead from Hiram R. Smith, Supervisor. My attention has repeatedly been called to a statement appear- i7ig in a local paper in which it is inferentially yet unmistakably charged that the Supervi.Hor of the Town of Hempstead receives more than $18,000 ammally in fees; that the County Engineer receives more than $.30,000 annually in fees; that the Receiver of Taxes of the Town of Hemp.stead receives more than $14,000 an¬ nually in fees; and in which statement I am challenged to deny the correctness of the figures therein given. The statement is so spurious and unsupported in fact that I have hesitated to dignify it lyy answer, but as the statement has recently been made in a public address that "The commissions <ind fees of the Supervisor and Town Receiver of Taxes is esti¬ mated only, as I have stated. It is difficult to learn what they receive and impossible to learn, except from them, ivhat they pay out." It would seem proper for me to make reply. If it is intended tits a true statement of facts, it is easily refutable; if it is intended to create an atmosphere of distrust of my administration to impugn my official acts, and by inuerido to charge misfeasance in office, it borders on the malicious and is absolutely unwarranted. In either view it is made with such boldness and with such personal directness that my duty to the public compels an acceptance of the challenge and a statement of the real facts. The charge that the Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead received more than $18,000 annually in fees, is absolutely false. The fact is that from April 1, 1914, to March .31, 1915, / received from the County the sum of $8,954.37 and from the Town of Hemp¬ atead the sum of $3,545.50, a total compensation of $12,499.87, Out of this amount there u-a-s necessarily expended for clerk hire in copying the tax rolls and making tax extensions, required by latv, a .sum in excess of $3,500, thus leaving a net compensation for my services for that fiscal year, a sum approximating $8,500. From April 1, 1915, to March 31,1916, / received from the Coimty the sum of $11,221.19 and from the town of Hempstead the sum of $3,138.10, a total of $14,359.29, Out of this total there was neces¬ sarily expended for clerk hire for copying the tax rolls and making tax extensions, required by law, a sum in excess of $5,000, tlius leaving a net compensation for my services for that fiscal year, a sum approximating $9,000. // these sums seem'large for the multiplicity of work imposed by laiv upon a Supervisor of a Toivn of 66,000 populatioifi and ivith an a-tsessed valuation of over sixty-seven million, the answer is tJiat they represent fees authorized to be paid by statute, and do not represent compensation fixed or established by the Supervisor, nor by the Toivn Board, nor by the County Bourd of Supervisors. The charge that the County Engineer receives more than $30,000 annnally in fees, in addition to his annual salary of $1,800 7.<? likewise equally false. It must be obvimis even to one unfamiliar with highway engineering that in order to prepare plans and specifications arid surveys for construction work on and to supeii- intend the construction of three hundred and fifty miles of new ond reconstructed roads, engineers and assistants skilled in road- making must be employed to aid m the work. The Comity makes no provision for the compensation of such assistarits and their pay is a personal matter with the County Engineer. The fact is that public necessity and demand for neiv road construction and recon¬ struction of old roads, which led tn tlir. bond is.iue of $600,000 entailed an unusual amount of work upon the County Engineer and the Board of Supervisors realizing this added burden fixed ids eompensation of 5% on all moneys expended by the County for construction work on County Roads. I am credibly informed that the expenditures of the County Engineer for this character of v>ork will approximate $25,000, so that in no event will he receive a sum. in excess of $7,000 in full for his services to the County, which services require and demand his full time and attention. Is this amount excessive compensation for the services of a skilled and trained engineer of recognized ability? While I do not feel called upon to answer the charge that the Receiver of Taxes of the Toivn of Hempstead receives more than $14,000 annually in fees, his office being entirely separate from mine,, I regard it entirely proper to say that his fees are likewise fixed by law and that during the year Uist past he received the sum of $10,122.55 in fees for his services and out of said fees he ex¬ pended for clerk hire and incidentals a sum approximating $4,500, leaving a net return to him for his services of approximately $5,600. / give these detailed explanations not by way of defence, but rather to set forth the true facts as they exist. With respect to my own compensation, the figures above quoted are taken from official records in the office of the County ComptroUer at Mineola, and in the office of the Town Clerk of Hempstead at the Town HaU, Hempstead, and are open to public inspection and verification. I It is not my purpose at this time to give an account of my stewardship. The challenge is directed to specific charges and I have given my answei\ As a public official I must expect just cnticism but I do resent a statement of alleged facts, the falsity of which could have heen established hy proper investigation of public records. Respectfully submitted, (Signed) HIRAM R. SMITH. Hempstead, N. Y., June 1, 1916. OSTERHOUT REPORTS G. 0. P. CONVENTION PREDICTS NOMINATION OF JUSTICE HUGHES Special Press Despatches by Howard Osterhout, Secretary to State Secretary Francis M. Hugo (Special to The Nassau Post.) HOTEL BL.\CKSTONE, CHICAGO, June ,'i, -Chicago is all ready for the big conventions. There are flags anil bunting on all of the principal thor¬ oughfares. .Micliigan avenue, partic¬ ularly, is a riot of red, white and blue. The corridors of the large hotels teem with a mass of buzzing human¬ ity. Delegates, public offlcials, poli¬ ticians, senators, congressmen and newspaper reporters mingle, shake hands and discuss the iirobabilities of the solution of the presidential enigma. The governors ot the differ¬ ent Republican States add a toucli of dignity to the panorama. Governor Whitman of New "i'ork State is a conspicuous figure in the lobby of the Hotel Blackstone, where he and a majority of the New York State delegation are etopping. There, ahso is to be seen several of our Nas¬ sau county friends. Foriner Congress¬ man W. \V, Cocks, a veteran of many Republican national conventions, holds a levee in the centre of the Blackstone lobby. With his large brown stiff-brimmed conibrero, he makes a uniiiue figure, reminding one somewhat of a Kentucky colonel or a Southern congressman. He Is a spec¬ tator this time, but no one doubts his political sagacity and he is therefore tlie mecca of a continual stream of in¬ quiring friends. Congressman Hick.s arrived today from Washington with a party of con¬ gressmen. Nassau may well feel proud of her representative in the national legislature. Of genial personality, he, at the same time, present's a vigorous appearance with his full erect figure, deep voice and his firm features. Our own delegate, Wilbur Doughty, ar¬ rived on the New "Vork special at 2,,''i() p, m, Sunday, accompanied by Assem¬ blymen McWliinney and Murphy, the latter being an alternate from Suf¬ folk county. Tlic qtiostion. "Who will be nomi¬ nated for President?" naturally fur¬ nishes the chief topic of discusesion. 'TheTe is a strong surface current for Hughes at the present writing, with few back eddies running to any other candidate. The Supreme Court Jus¬ tice's followers maintain that Mr. Flughes will be nominated hy at least the fifth ballot. The West ia elowly but surely lining up behind Hughes, Uhat is, the duly elected delegates. JTlie psychology of his boom, which, Iby the way is both wordless, noiseless I and leaderless, is curioue. if not in¬ scrutable. It aptly llltistrates the aphorism, "still waters run deep. " I There are no brass bands, no but- Itons or banner, no pyrotechnics to !proclaim the candidacy of the former I .New 'V'ork governor. The movement in Ills direclion is purely psychologi¬ cal. It hardly approaches the ineplra- I lional. Ask the leading press repre- [.sentatives of a metropolitan dally, , fresh from his interviews with some jof tlie Republican national solons, in- jiltiire of some astute political leader j whose life lias been spent in the em¬ battled arena of Republican national {conventions. The an.swer almost in¬ variably given is the single word: Hughes, Some of his admirers have passed around a slogan lo meet the skepticism of the Roosevelt managers: "Hughes, Harmony, and Home De¬ fense." Governor Whitman is to be seen in constant communication with Frank Hitchcock, the unofllclal leader of the Hitgheti movement. The New York governor is slated to make the nominating speech and this will place Mr. Whitman in an enviable poaitlon, in case Hughes is nominated. When it comes to • enthusiasm Roosevelt and his followere easily lead the fiirld. One hears Teddy's name on all sides, his picture Is scattered broadcast, while his headquarters have even gone so far as to announce moving picture performances in the Florentine room of the Congress Hotel each night this week, in which the colonel and his preparedness pro¬ gram figure prominently, the recent western trip to Kansas City being fea¬ tured. When all of the smoke has cleared away, careful observers have taken tlte pains to get out their pads and •giire up the vote among the delegates and it is found that Mr. Roosevelt cannot command over ir>0 delegates. Tliere are contingencies that may arise, however, such, for Instance, as the withdrawal of Hughes whicli would leave the convention in a most chaotic state and might pave the way for a wild stampede to T. R, This contingency is a ratlier remote one on the eve of the convention's opening, Klihu Root, while he will probably receive the complimentary vote of more than half of the New York State delegation on the flrst ballot, does not develop much real strength. Even his managers do not appear sanguine, which only confirms the conviction of many that Root's strength will be swung to another candidate upon an early ballot. The favorite eons, Burton, Weeks, Fairbanks, .McCall, Sehrman, LaFol- leite and Cummins have well organ¬ ized headquarters, bands to cheer them on and loyal camp followers to carry the standards and button-hole delegates. But. unlike Napoleon's three greatest assets, they lack dele¬ gates, delegates and delegates. When one figures out tliat a presidential candidate, to be nominated must com¬ mand the support of a majority of the 98,'i elected delegates, it ceases to be a niatter of abstract enthusiasm and becomes one purely of mathematics, ill wliich tlie figures become import¬ ant in proportion as one knows the tlioughts of the leaders of various State delegates, and as the real lead¬ ers refuse to talk, one cannot divine their thoughts. Hence it resolves it¬ self into a matter of pure surmise, and niv giiess is "Hughes, or a dark horse, HOWARD OSTERHOUT, Chicago, 111. James E. Stiles, HOTEL BLACKSTONE, CHICAGO, June 6.—New York State delegation met Florentine room. Congress Hotel, tonight, and organized by choosing Governor Whitman chairman. Har¬ mony prevailed throughout. William Barnes, national committeeman, call¬ ed the meeting to order. Decided to po.st pone selection of new national committeeman until presidential can¬ didate nominated. Chauncey Depew, Senator Wadsworth and Job Hedges addressed the delegation. Indications point to an even split of New Y'ork elegates between Hughes and Root on first ballot. Root forces claim .oO of the S" votes, Hughes favorite as the convention opened, Roosevelt not con.^idered dangerous by Old Guard managers. Latter expected to spring surprise by swinging to Fairbanks, Burton or McCall, Root considered out of running, Hughes' Washington utterances yesterday strengthened his randidarv, HOWARD OSTERHOUT. THEGOVEIHIITQF IS The commission on the government of Nassau county is engaged in formu¬ lating a comprehensive plan of coun¬ ty government. The members of the commission ap¬ pointed by the board of supervisors are Frank L. Crocker, George S. Em¬ ory, William G. Miller, Willard D. Straight, Frederick N. Watriss, Bron¬ son Winthrop and Charlea N. Wysong. The cominission organized in March, 19l'l, and elected Bronson Winthrop as chairman, and George S. Emory as treasurer. The commission was appointed to make ft study of governmental con¬ ditions in Nassau county, its needs and requirements and to report Its findings to the board of euperviaors. The members of the commission ap¬ proached their work unprejudiced and with open minds and with a view of securing all the available statis¬ tics and data in connection with the town and county governments. A number of public meetings were held and citizens of the county, of- flciala and former oflficlala were in¬ vited to meet with the commisaion for the purpose of acquainting the coramiesion with all the details of the government and to suggest such changes as was deemed necessary to bring about a more comprehensive plan of town and county government. The commission has made it a plan to get in touch with the various points of view from the extremely radical to the very conservative resident. Meet¬ ings were held in Mineola and the cominission bas secured some very val¬ uable information. Bronson Winthrop, chairiban, Frank L, Crocker and Frederick N. Watriss are members of the sub-law committee of the commiasion and they liave been holding numerous confer¬ ences with the counsel. Surrogate John J, Graham, with the view of pa.ssing on the legality of the plan for¬ mulated. The plan whicii will be flnally sub¬ mitted by tlie conimission must of ne¬ cessity conform to the provisions of the State constituion. The amend- mens defeated last November neces¬ sitated a delay as the commission was unable to formulate a plan until it knew the provisions of the constitu¬ tion. The members of the commission are holding weekly meetings and the sub¬ committee is holding frequent night sessions each week. CO, BULL iOSERS DELAY GONFERENGE Sunday School Parade June 17. The Freeport Sunday School pa¬ rade will take place on Saturday. June 17, and the schools that will march include this of the First Baptist Church, the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Presbyterian Church, the Bethel A. M, E, Church, the Church of God, A. M. E-l the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Shell Island Mission, all of Freeport, also that of the Presby¬ terian Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church of Roosevelt. Additional schols expected are the Protestant Epls<?opal Church of the Redeemer, the St, John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, both of Merrick, and the Presbyterian Church of Bell¬ more. The schools will form at South Ber¬ gen place and Pine street, and march to Randall avenue, thence to South Ocean avenue, to Olive Boulevard, to jSouth Long Beach avenue, counter- ! marching to South Ocean avenue and to Pine street, where they will dismiss and go to their respective churches. The reviewltfg stand will be located on the Olive Boulevard. The parade will start at 3.30. Two brass bands are expected to be in line, and it is hoped tbat this year's anniversary will eclipse that of last year. More details next week. The Nassau County Progressive county committee met at Weidman's Hotel, on Friday evening last. County Chairman Elvin N. Edwards presided, and the roll call showed 60 leaders present. A special comniittee of nine was appointed by the chairman to take up the local political situation with Colonel Roosevelt, on which c:ommit- tee Mr, A, L. Marsh of Oyster Bay was ppointed cliairman. The county committeemen wore all very enthusiastic for their cause and reported renewed interest in the com¬ ing campaign. Chairman Edwards stated to the committeemen that he had been requested to appoint a com¬ mittee to confer ^itjj the other politi¬ cal parties as to the fall campaign, but he did not believe that the Pro¬ gressives should take the initiative in this matter. He advised against the appointing of any such committee at least for the present time, stating that although he was heartily In favor of a conference toward fusion, he felt it was a matter to be taken up at a later date and not on the initiative of the Progressives. AT THE PL.AZ.\. I Week of .Tunc 12,—Monday: Hamilton IR."veII«' in "The Halt Million Bribe," I Tuesday: Hockcllffe Fellows and Arma Nilson in "The ReBeneratlon, " 'WedneB- day: Tyronne Powers and Kathlyn 'Wll- llamH in "Thou Shalt Not Covet." Thursday: Alice Brady In Frederick Chapln'B unusual dramatic tale. "The Woman In 47." Friday: Jack Pickford and Vivian Reed In "The Hard Way," Saturday: Alan Forrest and BJvelyn Pace In "Jackstraws," Napoleoc and gallr In "Two Chimps and a C^hurap,"— Adv, In the .May 12th issue of The Owl, the Progressive paper published at Rock¬ ville Centre, there was printed an edi¬ torial statement to the effect that, "according to the State highway de- artment tliere remains yet unexpend¬ ed more than $(iO0,00O of State money due Nassau cotinty for aid in building roads," The satiip editorial contained other stalenients reflecting upon the integ¬ rity and ability of our town and county ofiicials. The editor of the Nassau i^ost took the matter up with the local ofiicials, notably.Supervisor Smitli, In our is¬ sue of .May lit we printed a long, com¬ prehensive and forceful interview with Supervisor Smith which sliowed con¬ clusively that The Owl statements in detail were false, tinfouncied. and in fact mere fabrications, Wc frankly stated that we believeel thc state¬ ments were published for thc purpose of discrediting the administration. It hurt tlte proprietors of The Owl to be called liars and in their issue of June 2 tliey made a Ilai contradii:- tion, basing their reply on correspond¬ ence with tlte State department. On Monday of this week the editor of The Nassau Post went to Albany and interviewed the State olficials. Their statements confirmed absolutely and without question the interview with Supervisor Smith and the facts given in our issue of May 19. We print below a letter over the signa¬ ture of State Auditor S. D. Gilbert, It speaks for itself and at our request was written in detail. It shows that the first appropria¬ tion for Nassau county roads was not made until 19 Ki—-that it was only this year that the legislature appro¬ priated additional funds—that there is $J2.-i,C)80.2.-) which is still to be ap¬ propriated by future legislatures and tliat never at any time since 1912 has there been due Nassau county %i'il 4,'2'.M'i.ot) We reiterate that the statements and interview printed in our issue of May 19 were correct, founded on fact and decidedly comprehensive. The statements of The Owl were pure un¬ adulterated fabrications and false- liood,s. The State auiiitors letter follows: State of .New York CO.MM ISSION OF HIGH WAY.S Alltany, G June, 19 IU, .Mr. James E, Stiles, Tlic Nassau Post, Freeport, N, Y, .Dear Sir: In answer to your request for an explanation of the money which lias been available in Na,s6au County from the second fifty niillion bond issue, or referendum, for the construction of State and county highways, 1 beg to advise that in 19 12 the second refer¬ endum, or bond issue, of $.JO,000,OUO was voted. This referendum provided tliat the wholo $,')0,000,000 should be divided among the counlies on the basis of population, mileage and area, two-fiftlis of each county's share to be used for State highway construc¬ tion and three-fifths for county high¬ way construction. Under this referendum, or bond issue, Nassau county received for the construction of county roads |4G1,- :JGO,:"i() and for the construction of State roads $,'{0(1,907,00. No part of either of the.se amounts was available however, until appropriated by the Legislature. By Chapter 647 of the Laws of 1913, $,'),000,000 was appropriated by t!ie Legislature from the second flfty million bond issue. This being one- tenth of the total bond issue, one- tenth of the share of the bond issue of each county In the State immedi¬ ately became available, and Nassau county had available from this appro¬ priation $45,136.05 for county high¬ way construction and $30,090.70 for State highway construction. By Chapter 516 "of the Laws of 1914 $10,000,000 more were appro¬ priated from the second flfty million bond issue, and therefore a total of three-tenths became available for highway construction, and Nasaau county's total share of the amount available at that time became $135,- 408.15 for the construction of county roads and $90,272.10 for thc con¬ struction of State roads. By Chapter 10 of the Laws of 1915 $10,000,000 more were appropriated by the Legislature from tbe second flfty million bond issue, and there¬ fore five-tenths of the total bond issue became available of eacb county's share and Na.ssau county's total amount available up to this time was $i'L','i.(;S0,2,-i for county highway con¬ struction and $l,-i0.4,'i3,,-.0 for State Iiighway construction. The last legislature by (Jhapter •¦">97 appropriated $10,000,000 moro from the secoud fifty million bond is¬ sue making a total of seven-tenths appropriated from this bond isstie^iup to this time, so that the total amount that has become available since the second fifty million bond issue of Nas¬ sau county's share at this date is .seven-tenths of Nassau county's share I of this bond issue, or $:n ,"i,9.".2,:i5 for Ithe construction of county roads and *l'I (!,(;,'14,9II for the construction of State roads, I As advised you in mv letter of June I'tll, there is available and tinobligat- jed of these amounts at this date *-i'-t,-( 1-1,4 2 for the conslructlon ot I county highways and $127,223.9;! for I State roail ccitistriicl ion in Nassau . foiinty, our records showing that there has been expended or obligated trom the ,seven-tcnths of Nassau C(_)tint.y_s share, already appropriatetT *w •¦,","¦;'- *'"'¦ C"""t.v roads and ^>i,..l iit.'j, tor State roads. There ,still remain unappropriated 01 the original bond issue $15 OIIO 000 or three-tenths of it, so that there are three-tenths of Nassau county's share- of the ,second fifty million th i^i 11 —. •-v,,,..u lui.v iiiiiiion icii will not become available un¬ appropriated by the legislature I wish to state further that under e second referendum creating tho llfty million bond issue it was provid- ,!,", , " ....,u. ,1. inan. prOVIU- -. HP lni.'¦'¦"¦' *'°""'>' "'"''^ ^f> '-^eivo mim n ' '. ^'"'' "^ ^''^ ^''^ond fiftv nillion, and thc amount so received fn.')r'*" ''"""'¦'¦ ''^'"K I4i> 1.360.50 for the construction of countv high¬ ways and $300,905.00 for the con¬ st ntc^tlon Of State highways, cannot be diverted by the legislature, or by this department for any other use except that Shown in the referendr^ o the construction of Slate and coun^ ty highways in Nassau county It makes no difference whatever wheth¬ er Naasau countv u.scs its amm nt avai,a,le each year, or dtJ'noH seu until en years from now, that money cannot he diverted for u.se in any othc^r county in the .state, except by another referendum ,o be voted on the .State is a.ssured of an abso- u.ly deflnilc amount as its share of the second fifty million, which must be expended within the county for "'¦ purpo,so designated, ^ '"r tlic In reply to your inqulrv as to tinie $(,ll,2,!i,,;,o available for the constructlcm of Slate and courUy '¦Khway.s ", Nas,sau county since l.'l... I bcK to state that there"»ha3 no been and by roferent;c to my pre¬ ceding statements you can determine -iviiUM '^"'"""t ^''ich lias become a atlablc each year for this purpose in Nassai, county and which is avall- ablcat this time. Very truly yours, .S", D, GILBERT SDG, MSG K W: ''^*^'' Auditor, Summer Time 5oda Time Anil Nuild tlini' ri,'iclii-K Its hixli- ' "' fniiiioii In .iilciHian lili.s.s at f ill lillK-KVS FOI \TAIV. Here you Koi III,. i.uri'Pt (cyrups, thc nii- •¦si lc.. rri.am, alisoluti- rleanllnp,s,s of KlawHi-H and iji..nsil8, iwid expert and rourtcouB scrvlci-; ancl tho«f ar(. the roaHoii.s for the rapid KIO wth of our Hoda trade Comi! in and have our Mr. Ollclersleovc 'li'inonKtratc—and you will a»(ree with un thai "ooda (Ime mpana Cliubliiirk'o." Ilorden'n Ire Cream difrertnt fluvors, or In brlckH, sent :iiiywli»r<' In Kri-.'port. IlujIer'a CelehrmteA Cocoa 11.11.d exc'lu.sively In our chocolate Ryrup. 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An (/pen letter to the Taxpayern and Residents of the Town of Hempntead from Hiram R. Smith, Supervisor.
My attention has repeatedly been called to a statement appear- i7ig in a local paper in which it is inferentially yet unmistakably charged that the Supervi.Hor of the Town of Hempstead receives more than $18,000 ammally in fees; that the County Engineer receives more than $.30,000 annually in fees; that the Receiver of Taxes of the Town of Hemp.stead receives more than $14,000 an¬ nually in fees; and in which statement I am challenged to deny the correctness of the figures therein given.
The statement is so spurious and unsupported in fact that I have hesitated to dignify it lyy answer, but as the statement has recently been made in a public address that "The commissions
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