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A tattoo is a marking made by inserting indelible ink into the layers of skin to change the pigment for decorative or other reasons. Tattoos on humans are a type of decorative body modification, while tattoos on animals are most commonly used for identification or branding.
Tattoo originated as ancient, symbolic art forms, and many of them retain their symbolic meanings today. Although there are still some people who get tattoos strictly based on the design, some of those people tend to regret their choice of tattoo later on in their life.
How To Tattoo
The safest way to get a tattoo is to go to a professional. If can't get a professional to do it for whatever reason, this is for you. Read this article twice before starting.
- Think about if you really want a tattoo. If you have any doubts whatsoever, wait.
- Pick a spot with minimal veins that you can easily reach.
- Pick a design. Keep in mind that it is permanent and that once you start, there's no going back. Don't pick your boyfriend's or girlfriend's name. The chances are you'll regret it. Pick a simple design, like a peace sign. Do not choose a complex design.
- Prepare. Get a sewing needle, anti-bacterial sanitizer a pencil, tape, thread, acrylic paint (or a ballpoint pen, just make sure the ink is safe), a bandage, lotion
- Sanitize the needle by boiling it in water for five minutes. After you have sanitized it, get a pencil, tape, and string. Bind the needle to the pencil by taking the needle and threading it. Wrap the thread around the pencil until it is firmly attached, the pointed end of the needle is sticking about one centimeter off the eraser edge of the pencil. Wrap some duct tape around the needle and pencil so it stays. Dip the tip of the needle in the sanitizer.
- Prepare the area. Wash your hands well and use sanitizer. If you have lotion, rub some on the spot. Get your sanitizer and sanitize the area. Draw your permanent design with the ballpoint pen.
- Tattoo yourself. Once last time, make sure that you're ready to do this. There's no going back once you start. Poke the ink from the pen under the skin with the needle. You'll have to repeatedly poke yourself. Don't have to do it extremely hard; you're not stabbing yourself, you're poking. Finish tattooing.
- Get a square of toilette paper and dab off some blood. Use the sanitizer once last time so you don't get an infection. Wipe the excess off with toilette paper and put the bandage on.
Tattoo Art
In today's world tattoo art is probably as big as it has ever been. More and more people who in the past would never have gotten a tattoo are now going out and doing it and makes one ask why? The answer is simple. It has become a cool thing to do. It used to be considered something done only by what would be considered lower class citizens but now it is pretty much acceptable by everyone. A big part of this is because of celebrities who have been showing up in photographs and on television and movies with their many tattoos for some years now. And the mentality is that if they can get them so will I. Simply put, they made tattoo art cool again. Of course in some cultures it has always been cool and even expected of people but never really in mainstream western civilization culture has it been acceptable until very recently.
For the people who get into tattoo art and turn their bodies into a canvas like the girl in this picture, the tattoos themselves are usually a very personal thing and generally have some sort of special meanings known only to them. Not always, some are just done because they like the way they look, but most times there is more though behind them.
Tattoo Artist
A tattoo artist (also tattooer or tattooist) is a person who applies enduring decorative tattoos, often in a dedicated business called a tattoo shop, tattoo studio or tattoo parlor. Tattooist usually learns their craft via an apprenticeship under an established artist.
Tattooist may use flash (pre-drawn, stock images that can be traced onto the skin) or create original tattoos for their customers.
To become a tattoo artist a person must first have a passion for art and for drawing and also be able to draw. Then the next step is to gain an apprenticeship from a person that is already skilled in the art of tattooing.
Tattoo Artwork
After you have decided to get that first tattoo, it just seems like it's easier to get more. Some people can't stop, and just get downright crazy with it. After a point, if most of your body is covered with tattoo art work, you become part of an elite group of people. Unfortunately, exposed and multiple tattoos are frowned upon by many employers, so a tattooed person may find that jobs and the types of jobs available to them are limited. Some people get their first tattoos while in the armed forces and therefore have a story behind each one of them. Another group of people got their first tattoo while incarcerated, and these tattoos are sometimes surprisingly good art work, done with primitive devices. Then there is the biker category as people sometimes say, and with this group you'll see tattoos of motorcycle brands and the names of the motorcycle clubs they are in.
Tattoo Idea
Tattoo ideas are an important part of the body art process. The preparation you do before your actual tattooing procedure can often determine whether your tattoo will look cool or majorly suck. Here we give you some tips that will help you achieve a successful tattoo design.
Getting tattoo art workon your body has become very trendy these days. It seems like everyone from the super rich to people that would rather get a tattoo than pay their power bill are getting them. A lot of the popularity has stemmed from some of the reality shows being shown on Television
Cover Up Tattoo
A tattoo cover-up is one of two options for dealing with an unwanted tattoo, the other being removal covering up an unwanted tattoo is the cheaper option. Cover-ups may totally hide the old tattoo with a new design, or may incorporate essentials or the whole of the existing tattoo. Poorly applied, very faded or very light tattoos are the easiest to cover. White ink may be applied to lighten the old tattoo before proceeding with the cover-up.
Design Tattoo
Captivated by the tattoo designs people keep pompous in your face these days? Tattoos are style statements that have no season and no reason. You could get them whenever you want, wherever you want and for any reason at all! But finding the right tattoo designs and getting the tattoo done can be challenging. If you are a new entrant into the world of tattoo designs, then you need not get disappointed if you plan well. In the world of stylish tattoo designs, there is no room for complaint! If you already have a small collection of trendy or exotic tattoos.
Design Tattoos
Captivated by the tattoo designs people keep pompous in your face these days? Tattoos are style statements that have no season and no reason. You could get them whenever you want, wherever you want and for any reason at all! But finding the right tattoo designs and getting the tattoo done can be challenging. If you are a new entrant into the world of tattoo designs, then you need not get disappointed if you plan well. In the world of stylish tattoo designs, there is no room for complaint! If you already have a small collection of trendy or exotic tattoos.
Dolphin Tattoo
Dolphins are a very popular tattoo design. Dolphins made as dolphin tribal tattoos or dolphin Celtic tattoos are also very popular. Dolphin tattoos can be tattooed as armbands arm bands, lower back lower back pieces, on ankles, shoulders, the upper back area, and chest. Just about anywhere as body art.
The popularity of the dolphin tattoo design can most definitely be traced back to a long standing empathy and understanding between our two species. Humans and dolphins have co-existed for quite some time now, and the more we continue to learn about these creatures, the more we come to believe that the dolphin carries a divine spark that separates them from other animals.
Dragon Tattoo
Dragon tattoos are hot! The dragon is absolutely hands down one of the most beautiful and powerful of all the mythic beasts. The absolute beauty and power of these fabulous beasts alone warrant their attention as tattoo designs. Then being combined with a long and rich history of tattooing as an art form such as in the Japanese culture and you have a winning combination. Dragons are a very popular tattoo design. Dragons made as dragon tribal tattoos or dragon Celtic tattoos are also very popular. Dragon tattoos can be tattooed as armbands / arm bands, lowerback / lower back pieces, on ankles, shoulders, the upperback area, chest. . . just about anywhere as body art.
Dragonfly Tattoo
The image of the dragonfly sparks the creative power of the thoughts. Living in an aura of fantasy, the dragonfly's fluttering wings inspire thoughts of fairies and butterflies; bubbles and snowflakes. They flit from flower to flower, from tree to tree; settling on dew-kissed leaves and grass. Within sight yet always out of reach, the dragonfly has buzzed itself into the tattoo culture. Dragonfly tattoo designs are landing everywhere – on arms, chests, hips and tailbones!
Now, instead of capturing these enchanting creatures in glass jars or nets, many people have decided to eternally capture them on containers of flesh. Blue, green, or violet; pink, silver or golden; the dragonfly has proven itself a deserving addition to the world of parlor art.
Fairy Tattoo
The Fairy as a tattoo design can be as simple as a take-off on the often overwhelming presence of corporate America in pop-culture, think Tinkerbelle and Disney creatures, or it harkens back to a rich history of story, myth and folklore. Fairies in literature are often the representation of human wishes and desire in the form of little people with magical powers. As a tattoo design they can be symbols of youthful. Innocence and a desire to retain a child-like imagination, wonder and awe.
Flower Tattoo
The art of flower tattoo is as old as the art of tattoo-making itself. They are fashionable and are trendy all over the world. However, flower tattoos have different meanings. But, flower tattoo meanings differ from each other. The world is fascinated by floral tattoos and their hidden meanings. For understandable reasons, people choosing tattoo designs are expecting to express a certain amount of individuality. Because of this, there may be a hesitancy to settle on a flower that seems to have attained some kind of "cookie-cutter" mass appeal. But doesn't worry, the incredible variety of designs ensure that you will find a tattoo design that's perfect for you. Tattoo artists around the world have paid special attention to creating flower tattoo art so that even the common rose can be found in thousands of shapes and sizes. The choices are endless when you combine your flower design with a fairy, a butterfly or a heart for a tattoo that is totally you. No matter if you picture a large tropical flower design on your lower back or a small oriental wildflower tattoo on your ankle you can be sure that your personal tattoo gallery will be unique.
Ink Tattoo
Ink tattoo was formed with everyone in mind–from the veteran tattoo artist and the avid tattoo collector, to those who are thinking of getting their first tattoo. If you spell it tattoos, or tattos, we've got it here for you. In fact as a nod to a spelling that's just a bit off, here are our tatoos that are a bit off, and a couple of not quite right tribal tatoos, too. A favorite: cool tattoos galleries judged as way cool, based on originality, design and artistic and photo quality.
Japanese Tattoo
From the time when the influence of Confucianism and Buddhism on the Japanese culture, tattoo art has a negative connotation for the majority of the Japanese people. In the eyes of average Japanese a tattoo is considered a mark of a yakuza – a affiliate of the Japanese mafia – or a macho symbol of members of the lower classes.
For the higher developed Chinese culture, tattooing was a barbaric act. When Buddhism was brought from China to Japan and with it a strong influence of the Chinese culture, tattooing got negative connotations. Criminals were marked with tattoos to punish and identify them in society
Lower Back Tattoo
Lower back tattoos became popular in the late 1990s, particularly among young women. Lower back tattoos are often oblong in shape, following the slope of the back on either side of the person's spine. The lower back tattoo is a body decoration, sometimes intended to emphasize sexual attractiveness. Generally, a lower back tattoo will be designed to emphasize the shape and curvature of the figure.
While such tattoos have become popular since the late 1990s, in many parts of the world, they are sometimes derided as suggestive of promiscuity or as associated with Raunch Culture, and pejoratively referred to as "tramp stamps", and other slang terms.
Small Tattoo
Body art comes in different forms, the most common of which are tattoos. Tattoos are one of the most ancient forms of body art, for which you will be providing the canvas. And because tattoos have soared in popularity over the past decade, there is no shortage of tattoo "studios" more than willing to practice their artistry on you.
Tattoos originated as ancient, symbolic art forms, and many of them retain their symbolic meanings today. Although there are still some people who get tattoos strictly based on the design, some of those people tend to regret their choice of tattoo later on in their life. Tattoos can be quite beautiful, and capture a lot of positive attention. Most people who decide to get tattoos today choose them for their symbolic meaning, as well as the beauty. Men and women alike have tattoos; some small tattoos, some large tattoos encompassing their entire body and today tattoos are more common than ever, particularly small tattoos.
Sun Tattoo
Today's sun design tattoos are admired for more reasons than their meaning. Stunning colors, a wide range of influences and a artistic imagination are all tools that tattoo artists employ to bring the sun (and moon, and stars) to life on individual, human canvases. And, as with so many other symbols, a trivial change in color, style or size can give each sun tattoo a totally unique meaning. These tattoo designs can be rendered as evil angry suns or flaming suns. Sun tattoo pictures can be found in many styles including tribal suns, Celtic suns and Aztec suns. Whether adorning your arm, shoulder, forearm, chest, or legs or lingering seductively around your belly button or lower back, the sun is always on the rise.
Sun Tattoos Meaning and Symbolism
Today, having a tattoo in the design of the sun doesn't necessarily mean that you worship the sun, but that something about that particular design holds a special meaning to you. Some modern symbolism concerning the sun includes:
The sun represents the centralizing force (or purpose) that sustains, integrates and gives design to our individual existence. The sun stands for the principle of selfhood. The sun symbolizes the will that is necessary to creatively participate in the greater whole. It means vitality, personal power, leadership and dignity. On a gravestone, the sun symbolizes the soul rising to Heaven. Most widely, though, the sun represents eternal renewal, and the shining virtues of both truth and light.


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Anyone who smokes, chews or dips tobacco or drinks alcohol regularly is considered to be at high risk for developing head and neck cancer, and is encouraged to take advantage of the free screening on May 13.
"Screening of high risk individuals gives us the chance to find a tumor before there are any symptoms," said Mark Varvares, M.D., director of the Saint Louis University Cancer Center and the Donald Marlene Jerome Endowed Chair in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. "By catching head and neck cancers at an earlier stage we give individuals a greater chance for survival."
During the quick, 10-minute screening, a SLUCare physician will go over the individual's history, ask about potential risk factors and will complete a physical examination of the nose, lips, tongue, throat, voice box and neck for any signs of cancer.
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Head and neck cancers are relatively rare, accounting for only 6 percent of all cancer cases. However, Varvares says, the number of cases is unnecessarily high because head and neck cancers are largely preventable.
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I know I am late, but I am a newbie here. lol My name is Jazmine, as in flower, but with a Z. I currently live in Pennsylvania, and I've been a Korn fan since I was 14 years old. My first album was Issues and Follow the Leader, then brought more once I got addicted to their music. lol I would love to see Korn in concert!! I'm also an artist, and my meduim of choice is painting and graphite/charcoal. I also do mixed media as well. I'm hearing impaired, and yes, I can still listen to music. lol So now that I'm done introducing myself, I would like to know you all as well. So introduce yourselves. Thank you!!
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Welcome! I hope you like this site. It used to be much busier, especially the chat room, but now there are fewer people around all the time. There are some really good people here and it's KoRn's site so that is a definite plus. Whenever you get the chance to see KoRn you will enjoy it; they are stupendous live. Please put up some pictures of your art, I would love to see them. Have a great day!
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Thank you for replying. Nice to meet you. It would be great to see Korn someday live. I will definitely post my artwork sometime soon. :) You too have a good one.
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Hello! I am still a newbie, bt I am finding my around this place. Nice meeting fellow Korn fans!
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To ensure that construction activities continue with little disruption, and to provide a forum for open dialogue with the surrounding community, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), with participation of the National Park Service and City of Alexandria, has created a Community Liaison Information Group on Jones Point Park Construction. The first meeting of the liaison group is scheduled for Thursday, January 27, 7 p.m. at the Lee Center, 1108 Jefferson St.
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Nassau County Review Official Paper, Village of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15,1913 Vol. XVIII, No. 42 '4 ^ ' A Larger Paper Comin«ne|Bg wtth this Issua, tbe Re¬ view preaenta ita readers with a 7 col- tnnn paper, inatead of at 6 colamn aa before. The colnmnt are also longer, which malcea about 11 colomna more •p«ee in the Beview hereafter. Oar advertising hu increased to aoch an extent that we fotind that we wwe not giving oar readers the news that we desired to at variooa times, and for that reaaon we found it neces¬ sary to m«Ice tbe enlargement. Our Choice for ComptroUer Next Monday aftamoon from 6 to 9 o'cloelr, tbe Preferential Primary of tbe Republican Party will be held, the voting plaee in each Diatriet being the fame aa for tbe election. Tbere ia one office in which tiie vot¬ era of thia village ahould be particu- larly intereated, and that is the offlce of Comptrollar, as our Village Presi¬ dent, Smith Cox, is a candidate for the nomination. Mr. Cox haa demonstrat¬ ed hia worth and ability in publie offlce, and is no stranger to oar read¬ ers, and It is urged that every Repnb¬ lican voter come out and caat a bayot for bim at this primary. If any have not registered they may. do so 24 hours before the time set for thi> Prim¬ ary, by giving their name to their District Committeeman. The opponent of IMr. Cox at the primary wili be Charles L. Phipps of East Rocl<away, who is at present in Europe, but is being urged for the office very strongly by a number of his friends including Alfred T. Davison of Freeport, J. W. Johnston of Rocltville Centre, F. C. Hicks of Old Westbury and W. W. Cocks. Freeport HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE fThoBe tiineo Hr« (or Sandy Hook, DoJiic miniiteH for Hempstead l5«.v) Friday, Augast Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thoraday, Friday, Saturday, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 20, 21, 22, 28, 7.25 a. m 8.01 a. m 8.35 8. m 9 03 a. m 9.82 a. m 10.00 a. m 10.82 a. m 11.10 a. m 11.52 a. m Single copies of the Review for sale ¦t Qreenblatt's and Braithwaite's, Railroad Avenue; Kiefer's, Nassau County Keview, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. Main Street; DaSilva's, West Merrick Road. tf. ^ Truck No. 1 has received notices for a fire drill to be beld this aftemoon at 6: JO. H.*C- Schluter has purchased anoth¬ er automobile truck to use in his gro¬ cery business. Howard E. Pearsall of the Nassau County Review is on his vacation this week. He ia spending the week at Point Lookout. The annual outing of the D. B. P. Mott Post No. 627, G. A. R., will be held to High Hill Beach next Tnesday, Aagoat 19. Boata will leave Patter¬ son'a Dock at 9:80 sharp. The Observer notes tbe incorpora¬ tion of tbe Fraeport Ice & Fuel Co., with a capital of $61,000, with ^Cad^ Anan H. Frederick, R. P. Welden and Banaon'Smith as directora. Village taxes mast now ba paid to tha eollector, D. Frank Seaman, at bis reaidence, on North Grove Street. Taeaday was the laat day for paying withont additional percentage and the rate for collecting is now 5 per cent. Aubray C. MacCarey, wbo haa baen in Boston for aeveral montha aa the BoatoQ repreaentative of Chaa. H. Eddy, newspaper repreaentative, will apand the naxt two weeka at the home of hia mothar in Freeport, on hia an¬ nual vacation. Tba South shore Yacht aub wiil hold ita annual Bam Dance on Satur- day evening of next wetk, August 28. Ladies and gentlemen are requested to appear in appropriate coatume and no one will be allowad 9n the floor ex¬ cept in costume. Naw Dill Pieklea, Kaw Matjea Herring Pickled Lamb Tongues Pickled Pigs Feat Home Boiled Hams At Wahlun's Delicateaaen, 71 South Main St., opp. Colonial Theatre.' Advertl8«m«M. Special for thia w'tak: $1.00 and |1.60 waists at 69e. |2 and 12.60 ailk and moalin waists in high or low neck; all colors, at H.49. Doaens of dresses and houae dressas radoead enough so that one dollar will do work of two dollars. Baraach's Dapt. Stora Advsrtlsemsnt Horse covers, Stable iiheets and Fly Nets ara in great demand. W« have a complete line io everything for horse ' and sUble. Charles D. Smith. ^_^ Advrta—mea). Dr. Sinitli, eye trdat«)ent or glaataa; Tsmdaya and Tharadaysi 8 to 11;%; ^ and by appointment, at resi^enea, 7 Wailaea St., oonar Brooklyn Ave. tf AJvarttasMiai* New Books in Freeport Library ADULT—FICTION Author Title Allen, The Invadcra Bachellor, The Turning of Griggaby Barclay, Pream of Bloe Roaes Barclay, Mistress of Shenstone Barbour, House in the Hedge Barr, Maid of Old New Tork Bennett, Helen with the High Hand Bennett, Buried Alive Bently, Woman in Black Bordeaux, The Fear of Living Bosber, The Man in Lonely Land Brown, Rose MacLeod Bryant, The Adjustment Boekroae, Down Our Street Chishoiro, Precious Waters DeMorgan, A Likely Story Farnol, Tbe Money Moon Glasgow, Virginia Grey, Riders of the Pnrple Sage Harrison, V. V.'s Eyes Hutchinson, The Happy Warrior Johnson^ The Sixty-Firat Second Lee, Mr. Achilles Lincoln, Cap'n Eri Macaulay, Viewa «nd Vagabonds Norris, The Rich Mrs. Burgoine Loti, Disenchanted Luther, The Woman of it Neflf, Miss Wealthy, D<!puty Sheriff Parker, Judgment flouse Parker, Right of Way Reed, Sign of the Jack O'Lantern Rives, Valiants of Virginia Robins, Come and Find Me Snaith, The Principal Girl Ward, The Mating of Lydia Whitechurch, The Canon in Residence Williamson, The Golden Silence Zangwill, Ghetto Comedies "ADULT—NON-FICTION Author Title Abraham, Surgeon's Log Appleton, New Prbctical Cyclopedia, 6 vol. Beatty, Political Primer for the New Voter Blessing, Elerftents of Drawing Carleton, New Lives for Old Cherington, Advertising as a Business Conyngton, How to Help Dewey, How We Think Eve, Hibtory of Coat of Arms Fowler, History of the Literature of Ancient Israel Graves, Great Educators of Three Cen¬ turies Grosvenor, Scenes from Every Land Johnston, High School Education Kallmeyer, How to Become a Citizen of the U. S. McDou^ll, Psychology Martin, Our Own Weather Motley, Rise of the Dutch Republic Orcutt, Desk Book Parker, History of Modern Elementary Education Rorers, Latest Book Smith, In Bethany House Thurston, Business Arithmetic Tisdel, Studies in Literalure JUVENILE-FICTION , Author Title Altrhelur, The Forest Runners Barbour, Change Signals Barbour, Teara Mates Bartlett, Castaways Brown, Four Gordons Brown, How Phoebe Found Herself Carey, Nellie's Memories Carey, Passage Perilous Catberwood, Rocky Ford Coolidge, What Katy Did Next Douglas, The Cbildren in tbe Little Old Red House Hopkins. The Sandman—His Ship Stories Hopper, The Freshman, Jacobs, Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party Maynard, Elliot Gray Paine, The Wrecking Maater Sabin, Pluck on tbe Long Trail Richmond, Strawberry Acrea Terrell, Sister-in-Chief Vaile, Sue Orcutt ¦" JUVENILE—NON-FICTION Author Title Bidpai, Fables Bryce, Child-lore Dramatic Reader Gordy, American Beginninga in Europe Hutchinson, The Child'a Day Ilea, Leading American Inventors Johnston, Famous Cavalry Leadara Kaler, Antoine of Oregon Keyes, When Mother Lets Us Play Kipling, Reader for Elementery Gradea Lanaing, Patriota and iVrants Mix, Mighty Animala Smith, Seashore Book Winalow^ Our America^n Neighbors Freeport Trustees The following additional boaineaa waa tranaacted at the regular meeting of the Village Board laat Thuraday af¬ temoon: A commanication was received from A. A. Sealy. repreaenting the Onslow- Moore Co., protesting against tne re¬ moval of the four electric eolomna in the Bayview section, which he aaid, he understood the Board was contem¬ plating; no action taken. A double assessment againat the property of Sophia Campbell, for the year 190S, was ordered cancelled. The property is now tlie residence of John D. Gunning A request was received from Chief Loonam for ttie regular appropriation of $200 for tbe Fire Department for music, for the annual parade and in¬ spection on Labor Day. The applica¬ tion waa granted. The following communication waa received from William G. Miller: Gentlemen: Abdut nine months hence, the own¬ ers of the property of tbe easterly side of Grove St., between Pine St. and the property of the City of New York, made application to your Honorable Board for the official grade /or tbe pnrpose of setting curb and laying h the Fire Department I WMghborhood Workers tdaPteee et liatarePkIm aatd abwrt kh. I brH.B.^ Daring the paat faw daya many of our reaidents have received commani¬ cations from the Neighborbood Work¬ ers of Freeport asking for donations to Here is another article from the I the work of the society. The commun- Firemen's Herald that may prove in-1 ication ia signed by Mra. Fred E. teraating. Some time ago we were j Story, Mra. Alfred T. Daviaon and troubled the sanie way, but a depart- i Mrs. W.G. Smith, and for those of our ment official, unofficially called this to ! readers who did not receive a copy of the attention of the railroad; the | this circular, and would be interested aecond day thereafter an official of i in the work of the aociety, wa are re- the road waa in town looking over the j producing it herewith: situation, and thare is now an under-1 "This appeal is made to you because standing that the gatemen are to even ' we believe you are intereated in a bet- flag a train if necessary, to permit the | ter Freaport. uninterrupted traffic of fire apparatua. | Conditiona are soch that pauperism Local Topics Cmtmeaaasta ma4 .¦ytan.tl— nat •ntir.ly af a laawe mmture, aa «UU«. aMalra ky tk. .^tar. PIRE PROTECTION ON MAIN STREET. In the fire department column last week. t!bere was an item written by an active officer of the flre department, \ Association, Chief Engineer Bernard regarding fire protection on Main St. j Loonam hss appointed the following It is no wonder that we are charged i committee to complete arrangements Freeport Rremen in New Tork By direction of tbe Fire Council, which accepted the invitation to par- ticipate in the great firemen's parade in New York, on Friday, September 5, in connection with the annual conven¬ tion of the International Fire Chiefs' Wbich mentioned in this article, or the one running throngh Freeport? GIVING THE RAILROADS FITS. Wherever a railroad truns broagh a town—and where in thia fair land will you find a town not ao bleaaed?—there you will flnd a flre department that would like to chop off the beads of as¬ sorted railroad men, ranging in rank from brakemen to division Superin¬ tendents. Most fire chiefs, however, take out this fueling in longing. Not so with Chief Reginald H. Bowker, of Passaic, iJ'f ^. ?°*S ^^ !?''*"!!!* '" °°'' '"••8« "wl vicinity ia increas ing, due largely to ill-advised relief work. The records show that under 'present methods indigent families con tinue indefinitely, in many cases throagh succeeding generations, under town support, supplemented by private charity. The Neighborhood Workers of Free- port has been organized to prevent these defects, by establishing and car- riying on a system of permanently im¬ proving conditions among the poor by family rehabilitation—a method which has been thoroughly tried and tested in other localities with fiiarked suc¬ cess. A trained worker, with experi- ,N. J. At a recent fire he politely re- walk, which was immediately done, qu^.ted ^n engineer to Uke his train ,. ... ., Since that time the surface railroad ^^ ", the way, so tbat lines of hose i *"? »?*^'i"°T'?*^K«j» 'Tf^ ••'¦^'" track laid on the center of the street | n,ight be stretched across the tracks I ""'^*'^ °' giving financial 18 very much bigher than our curb, wiuch was set by the survey given, the oTthe trkTrtord\LTngineer''"t7Take !«^" resources and by improving social his time-which he did I »"^ ">."'¦'»' -^.o^d't'O"" .""^""g them support, in the effort of getting water on^hel*'"" to place dependent families on a fire. With superb scorn the conductor ! "j^ "_"PP°'^'"« ^!"1': ^^ ")^L'.?"!f ^.'if^T Chief Bowker did not end the episode ', S}"=*' "^"'^ '=*"".^* ^'»" *.° ?«'•"'»"«'?*- customary usage being to have the surface tracks in the cente; of the street on the same level as the curb. Here we understand, it runs from a willi* a"strcrm°of"ear7e8r8Verri7g-a8 !'^ .^ ^°^^ """""fily few inches to nearly a foot higher than ! ^o many other chiefs have done in like ' ^"^ ^T^}}h '/"^ ^"'"" 't^Pr^^ *° ^^\^, the curb. One thing is evident; the - circumstances. Instead of confining | ^PP,^"''^'!'*^«*"'"'"^^^«ther '* *'" surface track IS too high or our curb ¦ .j^^elf to that which aecompliaheV^^ ^'>''^-.^° ^"^1 "'' a'^Z t tZ^ IS too low. \"r,ih;n,e r^arr^anant »WKo".r>, it ^^== i t^^* comiHg Fall and Winter, the will require auch outrageous rates for insurance on that street, with the miserably inade¬ quate hydrant protection that is given. I'he writer said that there is one hy¬ drant at Pine St. and another at Mer¬ rick Road, and the only one between is in such a position tbat it would bave to be abandoned almost immediately, in caae of a fire getting under way. The attention of the Village Board has been called to this, under previous ad¬ ministrations, and they have set me for tba local department to participate in the big event: J. Huyler Ellison, Archer B. Wallace, Alexander C. Ack¬ erman. John J. Boland, Andrew L. Clarke and James H. Cruikshank. The committee met Monday evening for organization, choosing Mr. Ellison chainnan and Mr. Wallace secretary. Besides the committee there were also present Chief Loonsm, Second Assist¬ ant Engineer Smith, Charles O. Niles, Clarence M. Van Riper and Edward down as being "too fresh" in suggest- Rice, the latter representing the Busi- ing a thing of this kind However I am again making the suggestion for our new Village Boerd, as I think it is a matter of vital im portance, and if a fire does get away from our firemen and the Village Board have not given this matter the attention it is deserving of they will be responsible for the result, much more than the firemen, who will, however, have to take the blame. Iiimself to that which accompl ", , . ... ., nothing permanent, although it does ¦.,.,, , , ,,. , We have been making sketches ^f I afford passing satisfaction, the Passaic i^e-Khborhood Workers buildings to locate on the corner, and would like the matter corrected, Ije¬ fore proceeding with the work, and we hereby make application for a verified grade line.^ Municipal Plant Busy At tha last meeting of the Villago Board of Water and Light Commis¬ sioners the following applications were , movements, why then Chief Bowker $500. Will you not send a contribu¬ tion or pledge your subscription for the coming year. Please give some thing—no amount is too small. Make checks payalile to Mrs. Fred E. Story. 171 West Merrick Road. The Committee would be most hap- broken-in short, if railroad conductors P^ *" supply additional information concerning the local poor, or the fire fighter has told the railroad offi eially in good, round terms that hence forth it is war. He will hold the train up for hours if the placing of the de¬ partment's hose lines require it; hose lines will not be elevated to permit trains to pass under, nor will they be and engineers are willing to let towns burn down rather than quicken their granted: Water L. W. Larsen. Rutland Road. Alice C. D, Rhodes, Whaley Street. Louis Schwab, Church Street and Boulevard. Joseph Bedell. Bayview and Cistiter. Light Pauline Sorhagen, 58 N, Main St. A. E. Gray, Rutland Road and Par¬ sons Avenue. Wm. Emerson Sadd, N. Columbus Ave. Bessie C. Bauer, 220 Randall Ave. Billy Watson, Roosevelt Ave. T. McClellafi, Olive Boulevard. A. Lugrin, Le.xington Ave. Rose Seckler, Roosevelt Place. can and will govern himself according¬ ly and lose no opportunity of revising tbat particular railroad's running time. All of which IS submitted for the joy and instruction of fire departments North, East, South and West." methods and success of trained work¬ ers." The officers of the association are: President, Mrs. Fred E. Story; Secre¬ tary, Mrs. Henry J. Raymore ;~Bnd Treasurer, Mrs. George H. Hammond. R. H. Hunt President The deadlock in the local school board was broken Monday night, when Robert H. Hunt was elected president, to succeed Albin N. Johnson, whose Fiahing taekla for bay or ocean fish¬ ing. Spalding's Sporting Gooda. DaSilva'a, W. MtTrrick Rd. Advertlsentent. The sala of Whita Footwear is atill great—aftar an unprecedented early snmmer demand. We still have un¬ broken lines in Women'a White Can¬ vas Pompa, Oxfords and Sandala from $1.26 up; alao white footwear for children in a variety of styles. We are showing a greater variety of shoes for summer wear, in all leathers, for Men, Woman and Children, than ever before. Ask to see our 89c two strap sample Oxfords for women. Charlea D. Smith. Advertisenssat DaSilva'a. W. Marriek Road 8 Burner New Perfection Oil Stove, $6.76 8 Bomer New Parfeeti«« Oil Stove, $9.00 1 burner New Perfection Oven $2.26 2 Buiver New perfection Oven $8.00 Croquet Seta. $1.00 up Hammocks, $1.00 to $ti.00 Gaa Platea, 76c to $1.19 Garden Hose, lOe ft. Chicken Wire, Black Wira Cloth, at lower prices. Phona 386-W; ordara delivarad. - AJAvsrtisoBMniU Unclaimed Letters (Frecport Pott Office) Alexander, Geo. Berham, Margaret Bosk, Miss Colt. Dr. Mary Bovery Connehan, Miss Helene Cunningham. Mr. Robt. Dow, F. W. Feltz, Mr. Charlie Lamb, Mr. T. A. Moore, Harry, 2 Murphy, Miss Kate Pices, Mrs. Spooner, Miss Elinor Wakerly, Dr. Fred Welch, Mrs. Carrie Bowden, Mr. A. Edger, Miss Edith Kozumplik, Anna, 8 Lawrence, J. C. Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 Robt. G. Anderaon, P. M. Aug. 12, 1918.^ A Factory in Freeport Work waa begun tbe latter part* of Jast week, for which ground was brok¬ en Wedneaday, for ^ factory for H. Barasch, on Newton Boulevard, at Benson Place. Thia building will be 80x60, 8 stories high, and the contract for its erection haa been awarded to Fred S. Howell. It is .the intention of Mr. Barasch tB eatablish a Swiss em¬ broidery factojx^ At first he will probably insttflloot^4 machines, which require a force of posaibly a dc«en to operate. Mr. Barasch has a piece of property 75x100 feet, and the bnilding will be so erected that it can be added to aa the buaineaa increaaea. I The following reptrt of the meeting I of Hose 4, Tuesday evening, August 5, I was received too late for our last issue: I Patriot .Hose Company. No. 4, held ¦ an interesting meeting last Tuesday ' term of trusteeship has expired. The ! night with 28 members present. This i board held three meetings and cast I is a remarkable showing for any com-1 about sixteen ballots before arriving ' pany. It is expected tliat their new | at a selection of chairman. i hose house will be completed on Octo-' The first meeting of the School , ber 1, 1913. Albin N. Johnson, Chair-: Board was held last Thursday, when . man, James H. Cruikshank, John J. I five ballots were cast and a deadlock ; Randall, Jr., John S. Summer and occurred, with William H. Sarhmons i William H, Ryder were appointed as | and Mr. Hunt tied with two each. : house warming committee to prepare ! The vote remained the same, until an : a suitable method of celebrating the i adjournment was called by Walter j event. Foreman John J. Randall, Jr., i Cozzens, presiding. ) /'eported that he had received the con-; With the hope of deciding on a chair- sent of the Village for this Cqmpany | man, the board met again on Saturday j to have a Tag Day and he was empow- night. Six ballots were taken and the ; ered to make all necessary arrange-i deadlock continued. I ments for thia event. The Company i At the meeting last Monday night it ] also-endorsed the movement among our I was not until the fourth ballot had j business people to circulate a petitfon been taken that an election resulted, in the following form: I when Trustee Cozzens threw his vote I "Among the New York State volun- i to Hunt. ] teer departments, Freeport Fire De-; Walter H. Cozzens was elected vice Ipartment has the finest up to-date: preiident; Francis Morse, clerk, re- I equipment and largest number of pre--! elected; Frank Ashdown, collector, re- i sentable uniformed firemen. ! elected, and Oscar Valentine, treasur- Attention is called to the advertiae¬ ment of Lewis H. Ross Co., in thia ia- su'e of Keystone, a washable wall fin- iafa. There should be aatiafaction in knowing that there is a place where ybu can buy toilet goods with the aame feeling of security that you buy pres¬ criptions. See Smith & Bedell's adv. , ' AdvartlseuwBt $1.60 Ladiea' Bathing Suits, now 98c $8.26 Ladies' Bathing Suits, now $2.60 $1.00 Men'a Bathing Suitv, now 76c Ladies' Tango Suits, $1.60 The latest in waah suita Balkan Blouaea, 60 to 98c Children'a ScIkmI Dreaaea, 75e up Junior Schaol Dressed, 98c op C P. Saaman, « Reliable Dry Goods Store, Main St, Freeport. AdvarUaemenL Where are you goia^ to, my pretty maidT I'm going for a soda air, she said. May I go with you my pretty maid? Yes, if yoo Uke me to Plump'a, abe aaid. Agvastlawent, To have Freeport properly repre¬ sented in the great Firemen's Parade in New York City on September 5, 1918, before the millions of persons who will view it, would be one of the very beat means of advertising this village. To defray the expenaes of our de¬ partment in ao doing, the undersigned gladly contribute in cash or check herewith the sums set opposite their names. It is understood that the amounta contribated are to be publiahed in local papers." Here ia my old hobby again: At the fire in Rockville Centre Qn Sunday, Auguat, 8 the man on duty at the power house there is reported to have refiiaed to blow the alarm, until he had been told over the telephone by aome one he knew, and when he finally did blow it, got it wrong. Thia is not a caae of suppose it bad been a serious fire, and tbe apparatua- sent some where else—thia WAS a aerioua fire as it stood, and if the smoke had not been plainly visible from all ovar tha vil¬ lage, the firemen might hava lost aev¬ eral valuable minutea. Whila we can hardly imagine our power house men refusing to blow the alarm with¬ out inveatigating, we can eaaily con er, to succeed Walter C. Rhodes. President Hunt has appointed the following committees: Finance, Hunt, Baker, Sammons. Teachers and courses of study. Post, Sammons, Hunt. . Supplies, Sammons, Baker, Hunt. Buildings, and^ grounds, Cozzens, Post, Hunt. Rules and Regulations, Baker, Coz¬ zens, Hunt. The Board will meet the second Tuesday of each month. It is expected to take up the matter of additional school room early next week, aa soon as necessary options on property, and other details, can be ar¬ ranged. The Canoe Was Empty Monday evening the Snmmer colony at Point Lookout became quite excited over a small boat which had been first sighted about a mile off the beach, and in which those who flrst saw it claimed a man was seated. Before the life savers were notified, the boat had drifted about two miles off shore, and had been nearly loat from aight in the faat approaching darkneaa. The crew pnt off in their lifeboat, and eheer- A GOOD-WORK. The organization of the Neighbor¬ hood Workers of Freeport was a step in the right direction, in the interest of the poor in our community. Its officers are ladies who are well qualf- fied for the work in which they are engaged, and they are very much in earnest in their endeavor to bring or¬ der out of the chaos, which has existed in the question of attending to chari¬ table work in our village. It has been a matter of regret to those who have undertaken any of this work, that there was no head to it, and that people were receiving donations, because of sympathy, and ill directed efl'orts, when it would have been belter if no such donations had been made, and other cases where people were in need of help and nothing was given them because of their condition not being known and understood. fully made the four mile row, almost ceive of the apparatua being sent in ! disappearing from sight of thoae on the wrong direction, throagh varioas reasons, for it HAS BEEN done, not once but several times. With an automatic fire alarm ays- the beach, but when they reached the boat, foand it to be a cheap canvass canoe, which tbey hanled to the life¬ boat and brought back to the beach. .would be rang in from a box, and the man would know from the indicators in their housea just exactly where tbe cal) came from, and no time would naed to be loat. tem, this could not happen—the alarm ! When they arrived at the beach they Were coolly told by a spcetator that the canoe waa no good and had been thrown in the ocean from Nasaan-by- the-Sea that afteraoon, but nothing had been aaid of thie till the men re¬ turned from the row.- Coming Events Aug. 18 ta 16—Annnal craiae. Sooth Shore Yacht Club. Aug. 20—Outing and Caraival of SporU by Jr. O. U. A. M. Aug. 23—Baro dance. Sooth Shore Yaebt Club. Lalior Day—Annnal Firemen'a Day of Pire Department. Sept 9. Tueaday—Moving picture banafit. Juvenile H. and L. Cb. No. 1, at tbe Crjata^. Saturday, Sept 18—Layii^ of cor- naratune of Fraeyort Lodge of Ellfli. ; Here is another from anotliar "Freeport Fireman" regarding the workings of a neighboring fire depart¬ ment, which I am glad to raceive and publish in full: Editor Fire Dtrpartment Column, Nasaaa County Review, Freeport, L. I. j Dear Sir:— . I natiead in your column several weaka ago a communieatioa regarding tbe Hempetead Fire Department. I think there innat have baeo aome up- oanal reaaon for the delay in thia eaaa. (Goatinuad on voga 6) THE ADDITION TO FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. The question is raised as to the prac¬ ticability of the addition to the fire alarm system ; the gong on the Truck House. This is entirely practical, and if the Village Board would pass an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to ask for fire call number, 400, except¬ ing to send in a fire alarm, which.they can do, and punish a person using this call the same as a i^>rson sending in a false alarm through a fire box, there would be no further trouble. These remarks do not apply to the case that happened Monday night, when no notice had been given of the a^ition, but the Village Board can and probably will take the necessary ateps to prevent repetition. TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE. Calling on an acquaintance the other morning, the telephone bell rang, and my friend, aa he took up the receiver and listened, scowled. I could see that something didn't please him. "Who am 1?" I heard him say, and then he added: "Look here, if you rang a man's door bell would you, when he came to the door, ask him who he was? Oh, you wanted 5806 Harrison?—Well, you have rang the wrong door bell. Good bye."—System. REPORTING A BALL GAME. The following is quoted from the comic column of the baseball section of tbe N. Y. American, referring to Herring, a former pitcher on the Frea¬ port team, who is being tried out by the St. Louis Americana: 'Henry Mockler, the New York rep¬ resentative of the Poat-Diapatch of St. Louia, was hit on the left arm with a ball thrown by Herring, a rookie pitch¬ er of tbe Browns. After making sure that no b<Snes were broken, Mr. Mock¬ ler wired to St. Louis that Herring needed the hook." A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM. 1. W. Miller says the Review is evi¬ dently a good advertising la^iom. Last week Mr. Miller found a white kid purse with $7.08 in it, which he advertised in the Review. Mrs. G. S. Monk of Garden City gave a correct description of tbe parse and its con¬ tents and it waa returaad to her by Mr. Miller. ness Men's Aasociation. Mr. Rice reported that the Associa¬ tion he represented favored the fire de¬ partment psrticipating in the parade if for no other reason than that it woald advertise Freeport as an up>t9- date community; that the parading of such a finely equipped de^rtment be¬ fore tbe hundreds of thousands of spec¬ tators in the city that day would do more to bring permanent residents to Freeport than anything thnt has ever been done to exploit the advantages of this ideal village. He also reported $27 in cash turned in, and $100 more promised, loward meeting the expense uf sending thc department and appar¬ atus lo New York and return that day. Chief Leonam gave consent to the committee to take whatever apparatus of thc department they desired to muke a reputable showing of the depatment.' Aft.r a lengthy discussion lhe com¬ mitee decidt'd that if suffici'nt sub¬ scriptions could be secured from the merchants, real estatt' agents and other rejident.-i to make the evenl the suc¬ cess it should bf, to take the Nott steumcr, truck, four hose wagons; alao, for the purpose of comparison in showing the p;rowlh of the department, to place in the line of parade the first hook and ladder used in the village in 1874 and the tirat hose reel used in the village in 1894 ; also arranged with the Chief to s«e that the village is amply protected with extra ajiparatus and hose while the other apjiaralus is in the city. The line-up of the department for the parade will be as follows: Firemen bearing American flag Silk Banner of Department Chief and Assistant Engineers Chaplain and Surgeon Tucker's Military Band Ex-Chief Engineera Committee .Members of Department Truck 1 Engine 1 Hose 1 Hose^ Hose 3 Hose 4 Apparatus 1874 Track 1894 Hose Reel Steamer Chemical Engine Truck 4 Hose Wagons The 1«74 truck and the 1894 hose reel carriage will bear suitable signs indicating when they were in use. A method of advertising specially the village of Freeport along the line of march was discussed, and will Be further considered at the next meeting. Fifty-five dollara additional waa sub¬ scribed at thc meeting. The matter of procuring a special train of flat cara and running an excursion train waa re¬ ferred to the chairman. It was decided to invite every resi¬ dent and Inuiness man to contribute funds, the names of the subacribers and amoonts to be poblished in the local papers. The meeting then adjoomed subject to the call of the chair. New Fire Gong Installed Acting upon the reqoaat of the Pire Council, the Village Board haa had in¬ stalled a gong at the track hooae, to expedite anawering flre alarms. The gong is connected with the tele¬ phone at the Powar House ao that when anyone calla up No 400, which ia intended to ba uaod only for flret, the gong at the track houae will ring, and the firemen can answer much quicker, when the tima will be of value. The system was completed Monday and Monday night the telephone serv¬ ice being out of order to the Powor Houae, one of the policemen ealled np No. 400. at U6 a. m.. and the gong at the track house rang, with the re¬ sult that the residents of the neighbor- . hood, nearly all of whom are firemen. Were out of theii* beda in a hurry, and the horaea were pot in harness ready to answer the call, when an investiga¬ tion was made and it was foond that the call hsd been used for sending a complaint to thc Power House regard¬ ing lighta, and had nothing to do with. any fire. Dancing! Bathing! Racing! Out¬ door dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. We havo built a large dancing platform, with a perfect floor and brilliantly lighted, complete in every respect. The beat music. Prices: Ladies free; gentla- (Itema of iuterest from tlie Rcrri«fw filea I men, ticket (good for 12 dances), $1, fourteen years ago ihls week >- lor single tjaiiwt (good for one dance), v^arr^i. fa-^.a^i iZi^ t A I .. D U^^, Inclocllng hat chcck. Valoabto rrancis tesrin i nitiated into Free-' - . .,. l. . j nort Council Jr O U A M i prizes given to the bent dancers every Ze^iZl'in ni^,i!'nf'« tu OS. I f uasday sveoing. Gere'a Bathing Pa- ^lUit't'Jr ^•*"' ^^'^ ^'•-•Ujion. foot of G«,ve St, Freepoi L. I Take naw car waat end of Freeport CONDITIONS AT THE DEPOT. A number of oar citizena have been quietly interesting themaelvea in an en¬ deavor to improve conditions at the railroad depot: from a saniury stand¬ point. There is a cloaet coonectod with the depot bat it is kept locked and the key is "witli the agent," and when the igent is away the closet is unavailable, and there is an apparent¬ ly natural inclination to uae the sob- way connecting the two tracka, Thc citizens have appealed to the railway officials and to the police and several have boen arrested and fined, but it seemo i»t>o"i>hle to elear up the con¬ ditions until some better plans are 4nade for availing of the use of the closet at the depot or the viilage de¬ cides to provide a proper place in that vicinity. FipurteeirYears Ago Teleplione Co. port and Mits Roaie Grieble of Wan- i tagh. , every night. Opoo AAtdrttaanptat.
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Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
Vol. XVIII, No. 42
A Larger Paper
Comin«ne|Bg wtth this Issua, tbe Re¬ view preaenta ita readers with a 7 col- tnnn paper, inatead of at 6 colamn aa before. The colnmnt are also longer, which malcea about 11 colomna more •p«ee in the Beview hereafter.
Oar advertising hu increased to aoch an extent that we fotind that we wwe not giving oar readers the news that we desired to at variooa times, and for that reaaon we found it neces¬ sary to m«Ice tbe enlargement.
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for ComptroUer
Next Monday aftamoon from 6 to 9 o'cloelr, tbe Preferential Primary of tbe Republican Party will be held, the voting plaee in each Diatriet being the fame aa for tbe election.
Tbere ia one office in which tiie vot¬ era of thia village ahould be particu- larly intereated, and that is the offlce of Comptrollar, as our Village Presi¬ dent, Smith Cox, is a candidate for the nomination. Mr. Cox haa demonstrat¬ ed hia worth and ability in publie offlce, and is no stranger to oar read¬ ers, and It is urged that every Repnb¬ lican voter come out and caat a bayot for bim at this primary. If any have not registered they may. do so 24 hours before the time set for thi> Prim¬ ary, by giving their name to their District Committeeman.
The opponent of IMr. Cox at the primary wili be Charles L. Phipps of East Rocl
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Savile claimed the key to his success on Jim'll Fix It had been that he disliked children, although he later admitted to saying this to deflect scrutiny of his personal life. He did not own a computer as he did not want anybody to think he was downloading child pornography. In April 2000, in the documentary by Louis Theroux, When Louis Met Jimmy Savile, Savile acknowledged "salacious tabloid people" had raised rumours about whether he was a paedophile, and stated that "I know I'm not."
In 2007, Savile was interviewed under caution by police investigating an allegation of indecent assault in the 1970s at the now-closed Duncroft Approved School for Girls near Staines, Surrey, where he was a regular visitor. The Crown Prosecution Service advised there was insufficient evidence to take any further action and no charges were brought.
In March 2008, Savile started legal proceedings against The Sun newspaper which had linked him in several articles to the child abuse scandal at the Jersey children's home Haut de la Garenne. Savile denied visiting Haut de la Garenne, but later admitted that he had done so, following the publication of a photograph showing him at the home surrounded by children. The States of Jersey Police said that in 2008 an allegation of an indecent assault by Savile at the home in the 1970s had been investigated, but there had been insufficient evidence to proceed.
In 2009, Savile publicly defended the convicted paedophile pop star Gary Glitter saying that "he just watched a few 'dodgy films' and was only vilified because he was a celebrity... It were for his own gratification. Whether it was right or wrong is up to him as a person. But they didn't do anything wrong."
pip wrote:Thought my teachers were bad
Bouncy Castle wrote:I was just reading about that. Terrible.
And this is truly disturbing. Bet Mr Savile and his ilk would have loved her.
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Is anybody else a little wound up that Apple still haven't released an iOS 6 update for the iPhone Configuration Utility for OS X? The Windows version is now at 3.6.1 while the Mac version is at 3.5.0. I use this daily to collect Console logs etc from an iDevice and it's really beginning to suck to have to use the Windows version for some tasks.
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According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 2.4 square miles (6.3 km²), of which, 2.4 square miles (6.3 km²) of it is land and 0.41% is water.
There were 666 households out of which 32.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 47.4% were married couples living together, 22.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.4% were non-families. 24.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.49 and the average family size was 2.91.
In the city the population was spread out with 23.6% under the age of 18, 8.1% from 18 to 24, 28.2% from 25 to 44, 23.2% from 45 to 64, and 16.8% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 91.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 83.2 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $38,000, and the median income for a family was $46,313. Males had a median income of $37,167 versus $26,563 for females. The per capita income for the city was $19,656. About 13.4% of families and 17.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 21.2% of those under age 18 and 11.6% of those age 65 or over.


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Fall President's Meeting Recap
At this semester's President's Meeting, Dr. George Martin updated the university community on recent progress towards the university's 2015 Strategic Plan including: Campus Master Plan updates, global initiatives; national recognition; academic accomplishments; athletic successes; enrollment; fundraising and more.
If you missed the President's meeting, but want to know more, review the PowerPoint presentation.
After the meeting, guests were invited to a reception where the band, Brother Muller and his Brothers performed for guests.


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After 30 years of continuously building, rebuilding, modifying, and tweaking it, Tommy Vinciguerra (known far and wide as Tommy V., for obvious reasons) is as close to his '61 Vette as a man and a machine possibly can be. But just because he loves his Pro Street beauty doesn't mean he's ever entirely happy with it. In fact, quite the contrary is true. Tommy V., master fabricator and owner of Super Pro Chassis, is driven to find new ways to continuously upgrade the car's total performance envelope, and the end result-thus far, anyway-is a first-generation Corvette that retains its classic looks but goes, stops, and handles like a modern supercar. For some insight into how Tommy V. has accomplished that often-elusive goal, we tagged along for the latest round of performance modifications to the suspension, steering, brakes, and driveline.
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Difficult though it is to believe, the suspension design found in C1 Corvettes dates back more than 70 years. The front end relies on forged steering knuckles linked to pressed-steel A-arms via king pins, coil springs, and tubular shocks. At the rear, steel longitudinal leaf springs serve to both support and locate the axle housing.
Previously, there were a number of things you could do to improve the performance of the original C1 suspension-including substituting polyurethane bushings for the rubber originals and installing gas-charged shock absorbers-but in the end you still had an antiquated and fundamentally flawed design. To bring the car's suspension performance up to more-modern standards, you need to substitute a completely new system. Tommy V. did just that, installing a Jim Meyer Racing Products front suspension, a Wilwood Engineering disc-brake setup, and a Flaming River Industries rack-and-pinion steering system.
Although Tommy V. could have built his own front underpinnings from scratch, he found the Jim Meyer system to be of such high quality that it simply didn't make sense to do so. The kit includes custom tubular A-arms, custom hubs, and a fabricated front crossmember to anchor all of the pieces. This setup offers a number of important advantages, including improved suspension geometry, lighter weight, greater rigidity, and the ability to easily install disc brakes and a rack-and-pinion steering setup. Sound like a winning combination? Follow along as we take you through the highlights of the installation.
In order to install the new suspension system, you'll have to remove the original setup, which can be taken out as a complete unit. Remove the front antisway bar, take out the two bolts anchoring the radiator support to the third-arm bearing-mount bracket extension, and disconnect both front brake hoses. Separate the steering-box pitman arm from the drag link by pulling out the cotter pin in the end of the link and unscrewing the plug that holds two ball seats inside of it. With the screw plug out, the two halves of the ball seat spread apart, and the pitman arm's pivot ball will pull out.
The front crossmember is held to the chassis by eight bolts on each side. After supporting it on either end with a floor jack, remove the bolts and let the crossmember down slowly with your jacks. When you do so, you will discover a large, tapered aluminum shim on each side, sandwiched between it and the chassis. These were installed on all solid-axle Corvettes to increase front-end caster and will be reinstalled in the same position with the new crossmember.
After test-fitting the new crossmember, Tommy V. marked a few areas where it needed to be trimmed and relieved in order to sit flat on the chassis. Following another test-fitting to ensure that all was well, the crossmember, the control arms, and various other parts were sent to Action Powder Coating for a silky-smooth and super-durable semi-gloss black finish.


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A: To answer this question, I will have to go back to my childhood in the 70's. As a child, I hated plain milk or malted milk. But I absolutely loved ice-creams and the flavored milks (chocolate, strawberry, and pistachio) sold in the school cafeteria.
The only cheese available in India those days was a processed cheese made by AMUL, which is a household name in India.
The farm was a coffee estate and a stud farm with thoroughbred race horses, cows, Border collie dogs, cats and Fantail pigeons. Adjoining the farm was a forest area known as the Palani Hills Biosphere, so we would have the occasional wildlife like wild boars, jungle fowl, and a few panthers visiting us and during the summer, elephants too.
As the herd started increasing, it was decided that we should start making cheese to sustain the farm. Until then, the only cheese I knew of was AMUL processed cheese. So to find out that there were close to 1400 varieties of cheese in the world was an eye opener.
David (with a background in farming from New Zealand) started making cheese on a small scale by making fresh cheese. Later, when we received Ricki Carroll's Book "Cheese making Made Easy" (now Home Cheese Making) and small zip lock pouches of bacterial culture, we used them to make 'mother' and 'daughter' cultures and we slowly graduated to making harder cheese like Gouda and farmhouse cheese.
So I took a fork and using the tines, I started scraping the white 'unspoilt' part of the cheese. David was laughing his head off and coaxed me to eat the cheese as is. When I gave in and finally tasted the cheese, mold and all, I was astounded by the taste, the flavors. And I thought, wow, if this is cheese then this is what I need to make for the rest of my life. And so it began, my wonderful passion-filled romance with cheese.
The cheese I tasted was Roquefort. So unlike many who graduate from a mild to sharp, I started from sharp and went on to mild and piquant and every conceivable cheese flavor.
David continued experimenting with fresh cheese and mold ripened cheese like Camembert and Brie, while I, using Ricki's book and later Frank Kosikowski's book 'Cheese and Fermented Milk Foods', focused on aged cheese like Gouda, Edam, Montasio, Romano, and Parmesan.
These became our standard products that we sold to visitors and tourists in Kodaikanal and in retail outlets in larger cities and also various consulates including the American consulate in Chennai.
A: There comes a time in every person's life, when they feel a stirring in their bones and a hunger for experience and expansion of knowledge. Such was the case with me and it happens on a regular basis. I left the farm in June, 2001, as I needed to expand my knowledge of cheese making and to not just keep making a few types of cheese. From then on, I worked in a few places and I also did some consulting work for a few small companies that make cheese.
Q: Do you work in the cheese industry?
A: Yes, I do work in the cheese industry. Let me elaborate. Although India is the largest producer of milk in the world, a huge percentage of that is still sold as liquid milk and curd/yogurt and some is converted into paneer, ice cream etc. Only about 5 -10% gets converted into cheese.
Of this cheese percentage, about 98% are into production of 'pizza' cheese (which everyone calls 'mozzarella' here!!!) which is used for pizzas, of course. Only 2% is converted into artisanal cheese by about 6-9 cheese makers in the whole of India. One of them is yours truly.
I have a small unit in Goa (a backpacker's version of Ibiza and Phuket) churning out about 50 kilos (125 pounds) of Mozzarella and 5-10 kilos (12-23 pounds) of Feta, Ricotta, Smoked Cheese and Mascarpone during the 'season' and which also makes a small amount of fresh cheese for hotels in Mumbai.
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Hadoop has grown from an identity-challenged adolescent, a budding technology unsure of which use cases to call its own, to a fairly mature young adult with its most recent release of Hadoop® 2.0. Apache™ Hadoop® was introduced in 2007 with the primary intent to provide MapReduce-based batch processing for big data. While the original Hadoop certainly has made a big impact on how we use big data, it also had its limitations, chief among them:
YARN beefs up Hadoop for big data
Hadoop 2.0 overcomes these shortcomings. Apache's newest software introduced the workload manager YARN (Yet Another Resource Negotiator) to replace the original MapReduce framework. YARN provides a better structure for running applications in Hadoop, making it more of a big data operating system. In the new framework, system resources are monitored by Node Managers and Application Masters. And instead of using slots, resources are dynamically allocated based on containers – cluster resources such as memory and processing times.
While Hadoop still supports MapReduce, it's now an add-on feature. Make no mistake: YARN is a game changer for Hadoop, allowing any distributed application to work within the Hadoop architecture. Many applications have already done this – HBase, Giraph, Storm and Tez just to name a few. With YARN providing more of an operating system layer for the Hadoop architecture, the use cases are limitless. Going forward, Hadoop may very well lay the foundation for more than just analytical batch jobs, enabling greater scalability and lower cost storage to add more oxygen for the growth of relational database management systems, data warehousing and cold storage.
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With Hadoop 2.0 and the new HDFS 2 features, NameNode high availability with automated failover is a standard feature – almost guaranteeing uninterrupted service to the cluster. In addition, cluster Federation, a way of carving up the NameNode's namespace, provides almost limitless node scalability.
Other Hadoop 2.0 features include HDFS snapshots that allow point-in-time recovery of data, and enhanced security features that help ensure government compliance and authentication in multi-tenant clusters.
The ability to run so many parallel applications on top of YARN has given rise to a wide range of application data access patterns including streaming sequential for typical batch operations and low latency random for interactive queries. To accommodate this new, dizzying array of patterns, evolving datacenter infrastructures for big data will need to take advantage of a variety of hardware including spinning media, SSDs and various volatile and non-volatile memory architectures. Features such as HDFS-2832 and HDFS-4949 will give users the benefits of non-homogenous data hierarchies to help ensure the highest performance for applications such as real-time analytics processing or extract, transform and load (ETL) operations.
Hadoop 2.0 is easy to come by. Apache released its first general-availability version of Hadoop 2.0, called Hadoop 2.2, in mid-October, and within days Hortonworks released its Hortonworks Data Platform 2. Cloudera has been beta testing its CDH 5 version since November 2013, and MapR last week announced plans to release a YARN-based version in March.
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Christmas Day last week, New Year's Day this week, so keeping to the theme the focus of Trove Tuesday today is the arrival of a New Year, thanks to the Australian Town and Country Journal of December 29, 1877.
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The primary objective of this program is to stimulate Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, and Venturer interest in the ideals of the movement and to promote activity that will result in personal fitness, self-reliance, knowledge of wood lore, and a practical understanding of conservation.
Chartered unit participation is most desirable; however, provisional groups are eligible. This award does not apply if any other is available for a trip.
The Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, or Venturing unit or provisional group must follow these rules for a 50-Miler trip:
- Select a suitable trail or waterway.
- Adult leaders 21 or older must make the entire trip.
- Trips outside council boundaries, trips of 500 miles or more, or trips that include aquatics, climbing/rappelling, or shooting sports components require a tour and activity plan to be submitted to the council. You can find more information here: www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/Alerts/TourActivityPlan.aspx.
Note the following information we have received from the BSA, in regard to a query as to whether the 50 miles may be done on bikes, or on horseback (particularly since the new version of the patch shows a bike wheel and horseshoe):
According to the camping and conservation service, horse is (and "has always been") an acceptable mode of travel for the fifty-miler award.
There's a note in the publishing files for the award application and requirements book - so that "on horse" and "on bicycle" will be specifically included in descriptions of the fifty-miler requirements in the future.
The 50 Miler Award is available as a Cloth or Leather
Patch or a Decal.
It is NOT worn on the Uniform, but may be attached to equipment, jackets, backpacks, patch vests or blankets, etc.
The patch shown at the top of the page is the current version. The old version, still in widespread use is shown below
The 50-Miler Award is presented to each qualifying individual for satisfactory participation in an approved trip. In order to qualify for the award the group of which the individual is a member must fulfill all of the following requirements.
- Make complete and satisfactory plans for the trip, including the possibilities of advancement.
- Cover the trail or canoe or boat route of not less than 50 consecutive miles; take a minimum of 5 consecutive days to complete the trip without the aid of motors. (In some areas pack animals may be used.)
- During the time on the trail or waterway, complete a minimum of 10 hours each of group work on projects to improve the trail, springs, campsite, portage or area. If after checking with recognized authorities, it is not possible to complete 10 hours each of group work on the trail, a similar project may be done in the unit's home area ( There should be no unauthorized cutting of brush or timber.)
- Unit or tour leader must then file a 50-Miler Award application with the local council service center. This application gives additional details about planning the trip.


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Applications for the KSP program will be received from November 15 to February 15 and may be downloaded here. Please print the application form, fill in the first part yourself as instructed, and give the recommendation forms to people familiar with your academic motivation, achievement, and abilities.
For consideration to the KSP program, a completed Dordt College application must be on file with the admissions office. For more information, contact one of the co-directors.