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Asaduddin Owaisi Big Appeal to P.M Narendra Modi to Visit Atali village in Ballabgarh Haryana Riots
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Indian cricketers, preparing for the 2015 ICC World Cup, received a boost on Thursday when Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted his wishes to the team ahead of the mega event. The World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, begins on February 14 with India slated to take on Pakistan the next day. "As the 2015 Cricket World Cup begins, my best wishes to the Indian cricket...The Hindu 2015-02-09
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He became Chief Minister of Gujarat in October 2001, promoted to the office at a time when his predecessor Keshubhai Patel had resigned, following the defeat of BJP in the by-elections. His tenure as chief minister of Gujarat began on 7 October 2001, and he is the longest serving Chief Minister of the state of Gujarat. In July 2007 he became the longest serving Chief Minister in Gujarat's history when he had been in power for 2063 days continuously. He was elected again for a third term on 23 December 2007 in the state elections, which he had cast as a "referendum on his rule".


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I have just read this.
Apart from the fact he co-authored it with himself (which I love the idea of)
This book is amazing, I really loved it.
I marvel at the fact that a 17 year old had the imagination and ability to use a carpet to compare to a roman type of England.
It was a great read and so deep.
Maybe it is because I grew up in Australia and never studied History that I am so taken by it. History in schools in Australia never seemed to cover the roman occupation of the UK for some strange reason.

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Nov 3, 2009
Lip Synching Robot
I would like to introduce myself. I am Chris Shepherd aka "Shep." The guys here asked me to contribute to this blog and I gladly agreed to do so.
I am a Mechanical Engineer. I have been building with Technic for about 20 years and Mindstorms since they were introduced. I also run my own blog over at Tinkernology.blogspot.com. I like to draw inspiration from industrial applications and I also love kinetic art. I built the Lego Flexpicker and a few other projects that you can find on my blog.
I just finished a cute little project of a Lego Lip Synching Robot. It uses one sound sensor and one servo motor with some gearing. The sound sensor picks up sound from a pre-recorded sound file and opens the mouth based on the intensity of the sound. It is programmed using RobotC and I completed it in just a couple of hours.
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- Tim said...
Great idea. I have a few ideas on how to "plus it". Try having the NXT measure volume AND pitch, and compare the values with some files on the NXT. The files should represent the values of pitch and volume for the sounds that are found at the beginning of most offline dictionaries. Record the audio for lip-syncing as a series of those files, which should also contain information about the lip postitions, and play it back afterwards, or export to a file for later animation (for those interested).
NXTHID available from www.mindsensors.com for data output to computer.
Pitch sensor available from www.techno-stuff.com for measuring pitch.
- Nov 3, 2009, 5:53:00 AM
- Aaron said...
This is a very creative idea! Funny one too! You can just have it talk for you!
Robot: "Have you finished your homework assignment?"
Kid: "No!"
10 seconds later...
Robot: "Have you finished your homework assignment?"
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- Tim said...
Wait a minute! I recently set up a program to help me wih homework! I could easily make it ask me if I'm done. Maybe then my parents would stop asking me...or not...
- Nov 3, 2009, 10:05:00 PM
- megamindstorm101 said...
Haha that was awesome. It definately entertained me for the moment of the video but i think there was 1 spot where it left its mouth open. still amazing.
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By Lyle Fitzsimmons, Contributing NFL Editor
(SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Tannehill and the NFL schedule-makers might not be the best of friends this weekend.
The second-year Miami quarterback has been under hellacious pressure through five games - thanks to the absence of a consistent running game - and has been sacked an NFL-high 24 times, putting him on pace for a league-record 76 by the end of the season.
Inconveniently enough, heading into the Dolphins' home at Sun Life Stadium this week are the Buffalo Bills, who just happen to be third in the league with 21 sacks.
Miami opened the season amid high optimism with three consecutive wins, but headed into last week's bye with losses at New Orleans (38-17) and home to Baltimore (26-23). Still, a defeat of the Bills would provide their first 4-2 start to a year since 2003, when they finished 10-6 under Dave Wannstedt.
Tannehill connected on 66.4 percent of his passes through the three victories, compiling 827 yards and four touchdowns, but has dropped below 60 percent and thrown three interceptions to just two TD passes in the two losses.
"It's hard to function offensively when you're going backward," coach Joe Philbin said. "We're going to fix the problems we have. We're not going to sweep them under the rug."
Tannehill split two meetings with the Bills as a rookie and was sacked five times while going for three TDs and throwing two INTs. This year's Buffalo team has already gotten eight sacks from big-ticket defensive end Mario Williams, who had 10 1/2 all last year after arriving from Houston.
The Bills got to Cincinnati QB Andy Dalton three times and pushed the Bengals to overtime last week after rallying from a 14-point deficit. Still, the game ended in a 27-24 loss - Buffalo's second in four home games. The Bills have lost both their two road games in 2013.
"You could always say, 'Yes, it's tougher to win on the road,' there's no doubt about that," coach Doug Marrone said. "But it's tough to win in general."
Though the pass rush has been successful, the Bills have nonetheless struggled on defense as a whole. They're tied for 27th in the league in total defense - 395 yards per game - and are fifth from the bottom in stopping the run, 124.2 yards per game.
Miami gained just 22 yards on the ground last week and is averaging 69.6 yards per week, good for 29th in the league and on pace for the worst mark in franchise history. The Dolphins made just 11 rush attempts against the Ravens and have carried just 45 times in the last three games,
Lamar Miller had seven runs for 15 yards against Baltimore and is the team leader with 211 yards on 58 attempts, with two TDs.
"We want to be able to run the ball," Tannehill said. "We don't want to be one-dimensional. It's something that we'll keep working at, and hopefully be better."
Buffalo will again go with journeyman Thaddeus Lewis at QB after Marrone said rookie starter E.J. Manuel will miss at least four more weeks with a knee sprain. The Bills signed Matt Flynn this week after he was released by the Oakland Raiders.
Lewis was 19-of-32 against Cincinnati in his second career start and had two fourth-quarter TD passes.
Running back C.J. Spiller (ankle) and wide receiver Stevie Johnson (back) are considered probable against the Dolphins. Spiller has carried just 18 times in two weeks thanks to the ankle problem. In his last three games against Miami, he's gained 320 yards overall and 5.7 per carry. Johnson has three catches for 18 yards in the last two games.
"You've got to be confident in this league," Lewis said. "If I was nervous in any way, shape or form, Cincinnati would've ate us up."
The comfort level of Lewis. Buffalo's novice QB was often harassed against the Bengals, but never looked out of his element and was quite good in leading the Bills back to overtime against one of the AFC's division leaders.
He's only keeping the seat warm for Manuel, but he seems light years better than some of the pretenders -- Pat White, Dennis Dixon and Matt Leinart among them -- that the team has auditioned in recent weeks and months.
The verticality of Tannehill. As outlined earlier, a key element of Miami's success has been keeping its QB off the ground. Significant to that success is some semblance of a running game, which the Dolphins have sorely lacked. However, the Bills are not exactly the '85 Bears when it comes to stopping teams on the ground, so it may be the right place for Miller to get his legs going and for Tannehill to keep his under him.
The records are a half-game apart, and both teams have shown flickers of both quality and mediocrity at varying points this season. The wild card for this one seems to be Lewis, who seemed to add something to a Buffalo offense that was without its two best players -- Spiller and Johnson -- at full speed last week.
Put them back into the mix at something approaching effectiveness and the Bills may have upset possibilities.
Sports Network predicted outcome: Bills 26, Dolphins 25


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Bianca Jagger; Cecil Beaton
3 of 24 portraits of Bianca Jagger
© Cecil Beaton Studio Archive, Sotheby's London
Bianca Jagger; Cecil Beaton
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, 1978
6 7/8 in. x 10 in. (176 mm x 253 mm)
Accepted in lieu of tax by H.M. Government and allocated to the Gallery, 1991
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- Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), Photographer, designer and writer. Sitter associated with 350 portraits, Artist associated with 1087 portraits.
- Bianca Jagger (1943-), Socialite and campaigner; former wife of Mick Jagger. Sitter in 24 portraits.
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- Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), Photographer, designer and writer. Artist associated with 1087 portraits, Sitter associated with 350 portraits.


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Migrants, Migration, and Development
Migrants, Migration, and Development
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Over the past year, MPI has partnered with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to examine how diasporas contribute to – or detract from - development efforts in their countries of origin. MPI and USAID have published an edited volume of the research. Please join us for the release of the book where speakers will discuss new thinking on the role of diaspora engagement in U.S. foreign and development policy.
This edited volume examines the development impact of diasporas in six critical areas: entrepreneurship, capital markets, "nostalgia" trade and "heritage" tourism, philanthropy, volunteerism, and advocacy.
This report provides an overview of diaspora advocacy by looking at five issues: who participates in diaspora advocacy, who or what are the "targets" in these efforts, what means are used to advance these causes, what are the issues on which they focus, and the effectiveness of the efforts.
This report examines the diaspora entrepreneurs who are often motivated to contribute to job creation and economic growth in their native lands, and offers some key findings and policy options.
This report explores how nostalgia trade and heritage tourism can involve diaspora populations in transactions that ease the integration of their homeland economies, while helping maintain their ties to their countries of origin or ancestry.
This report analyzes the evolving role of diaspora philanthropy in countries of origin, and examines the emergence of nongovernmental development actors and new trends in global philanthropy, such as strategic giving and use of online platforms to harness small donations.
Nearly 1 million U.S. residents spend time volunteering abroad each year, including nearly 200,000 first- and second-generation immigrants. As skilled migration and the number of U.S. youth with ancestors in the developing world grow, this report shows the potential for diaspora service volunteers to assist with development in a number of countries.
A growing body of evidence suggests that diasporas play a critical role in supporting sustainable development by transferring resources, knowledge, and ideas back to their home countries, and in integrating their countries of origin into the global economy.


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Incredibly, Microsoft on their site and in the Microsoft store, is ENCOURAGING users who are running Windows 7 to choose Windows 8.1 when upgrading. What they don't tell you is that only Windows 8 will allow you to keep your currently installed applications. If you go straight to 8.1 you will lose any installed programs and have to reinstall them. This is not an issue if you buy Windows 8 and upgrade to 8.1 later.
To make matters worse, most retail stores are no longer selling 8.0 at all.
If you want to keep your programs, make sure to buy 8.0 if at all possible. If you want 8.0 Pro you'll probably need to go to Amazon.
I just can't understand why they do stuff like this!


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Barrett Media Stand
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Capturing the simplicity of 18th-century Sheraton style furniture, this compact cabinet makes a graceful home for bedroom media. It's highly functional with features such as a deep drawer perfectly sized for CDs and DVDs, and glass doors that permit the use of remotes while keeping out dust.
- 43" wide x 20" deep x 30" high
- Features one deep bluff-cut drawer with ample storage for DVDs, CDs and games.
- Two side-by-side cabinets each have an adjustable shelf and a cord cutout for cables and wires.
- Holds up to a 42" flat-screen monitor.
- Finished by hand using our exclusive layering technique for exceptional depth of color.
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- Built from solid hardwood, select veneers and MDF.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied and edge-rubbed by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
- Drawer features English dovetail joinery and smooth bottom-mounted wood glides.
- Antique brass drawer pulls have oval back plates.
- Glass-paneled doors swing open 180 degrees and have magnet closures.
- Leg bottoms feature adjustable levelers for stability.
- Overall: 43" wide x 20" deep x 30" high
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- Clearance under apron: 4"
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Elections 2016
Dozer Download: Prop 204 fallout worse than we thought
I know that Proposition 204 was defeated at the polls by a two-to-one margin.
The big money behind the no on 204 groups and their anti-tax message were heard loud and clear. It's hard to sell a tax in Arizona, even if it's the continuation of one that's already in place, and pays for your kid's public education.
I know I could stand to be in a lower tax bracket, and there's nothing that irks me more than the phrase "contribute," as in, the more successful you are as an American, the more you should "voluntarily give" to the cause, but taxes are not voluntary. That's called philanthropy.
But the forces behind the no on 204 movement succeeded in not only defeating that measure, but apparently half of the individual districts' bond overrides as well. Ours in Scottsdale Unified failed, and the effect will soon be felt. Personally.
Teachers at my son's elementary school have already gotten a letter stating there will be cuts to teaching staff, and barring some surprise money showing up, there will be no art, music or physical education. I don't send my son to school to learn how to play kickball, but I value the fine arts and whatever music instruction he can possibly get during his day.
I have already checked into enrollment at two private schools for the coming year, but I wanted to do it the "public" way. I wanted to use our wonderful public schools for their well-rounded, pragmatic approach. I wanted to believe that we as Arizonans value the school systems in our neighborhoods enough to support them with a sales tax. It's a consumption tax, and yet, apparently, it's too much to ask.
I understand that as citizens we want to know that our public school dollars are being used effectively. I don't want any wasted money in the education arena, but our teachers need money. Our districts need money. The system does need money to train teachers on common core standards, implementing a computerized system for evaluating teachers based on performance and implementing new and emerging technology in our classrooms.
Arizona teachers are not paid what their peers in Chicago's school system are and shouldn't have to pay the price for the public outrage felt after that city's teachers' strike. There is a cost for continuing education. Teacher evaluation based on results will be impossible without a computer program written for the task and without new technology, our public school children will continue to fall further and further behind. They are our employees and employers of the future.
Arizona deserves better. Here's to hoping the no on 204 groups come up with a finance plan for Arizona schoolchildren -- all of them.


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By CARL SMITH
The Starkville School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved a lease program Tuesday which will provide laptops to teachers and set a districtwide technology standard for the future.
According to the Synergetics DCS Inc. bid accepted by the board, the district will receive 360 Lenovo E540 ThinkPad Notebooks at a cost of $1,232.49 per laptop during the three-year lease. The total cost of the agreement is approximately $443,000. Funding for the laptop lease was earmarked during budget discussions this summer.
SSD Superintendent Lewis Holloway said the district will return the laptops at the end of the lease's time frame and pursue another agreement, thereby maintaining a state-of-the-art technology standard for educators.
"Probably one of the most exciting things is for the district to have a (technology) standard," he said Tuesday before the board voted to accept the Synergetics bid. "Teachers can take these home, do lesson plans and other work. If approved today, we might start seeing these (in the district) by the time we go home for Christmas."
Existing district computers, Holloway said, will be redistributed to schools on an as-needed basis.
In other business, the board also amended a number of district policies in order to comply with state-level changes made by the Mississippi Legislature. The board also held a first reading on a policy which covers dyslexia screening.
Under Policy IEBA, the district will ensure students receive dyslexia screening in the spring of kindergarten and the fall of first grade.
If a student fails the screener, the child's parent or legal guardian will be notified of the results, and subsequent evaluations may be conducted. Dyslexia diagnosis can be used for determining a student's eligibility for placement within a therapy program with the school or a Mississippi Dyslexia Therapy scholarship for placement in an out-of-district program or school.
Holloway said Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) testing would be used by the district to help with screening.


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Staying with us puts you right in the centre of London, a short walk away from the British Museum, Covent Garden, Soho, Oxford Street, Camden Market and many of London's major tourist attractions
We offer clean and cheerful dormitories as well as private rooms and great facilities:
- FREE continental buffet breakfast.
- FREE bed linen
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- FREE movies on big screen every night
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Please be aware that our triple dorms (3 Bed private) consist of 1 double & 1 single bed combination.
Check-in is from 2.30pm only
Ashlee House does not have a secure Luggage Room - A room is provided for you to leave your luggage. But please note that the hotel is not responsible for any left luggage
Check-out time is 10am.
Things to Note:
-Our triple dorms (3 bed private) consist of 1 double and 1 single bed combination
-Check-in is from 2.30pm
-Check-out is at 10am
-Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult and are not permitted to stay in shared rooms
-There is no smoking anywhere in the hostel
-All dorms are equipped with bunk beds
-All cancellations must be made 42 hours in advance
-We provide guests with a room to store luggage (Luggage Room), however it is not secure and we will not be responsible for any left luggage
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- 24 hour reception
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- Breakfast Included
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- Elevator
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- Linen Included
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- No Curfew
- Non Smoking
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- Taxes included
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Check-in: 2.30pm. Check-out: 10am. If you arrive before 2:30 pm your room may not be available, however, you can always leave your luggage in the luggage room free of charge. Please note: all belongings are left at owner's own risk.
We have a 48hr cancellation policy. Late cancellations and no-shows shall be charged the equivalent of the first night's accommodation.
This is strictly a non-smoking hostel.
Please note that guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult and are not permitted in the shared rooms.
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Clink261 is extremely well serviced by a wide variety of public transport.
From Kings Cross station:
Take the exit for Grays Inn Road. When you come out this exit McDonalds will be on your right. (There are two McDonalds at Kings Cross, you need the one beside the Post office). Continue straight ahead. Pass the bureau de change; it will be on your right. The road naturally goes to the right; this is Grays Inn Road. Clink26 is 100 meters up the road on the right.
From Heathrow Airport:
Take the underground (Piccadilly Line) from the airport to King's Cross. Then follow directions as above.
Cost 4.00 one way; journey time approximately 1 hour. Trains leave every 5- 10 minutes.
From Gatwick Airport:
Catch Gatwick Express to Victoria station.
Trains depart every 15 minutes and the journey takes 30 minutes. Tickets cost 16.90 single and 28.80 return.
From Luton Airport:
Take the First Capital Connect direct to St. Pancras.
Again trains depart every 15 minutes and tickets cost 11.50 single and 20.50 return.
From Stansted Airport:
Take the Stansted Express to Tottenham Hale or go to Liverpool Station.
Change at Tottenham Hale and take the Victoria Line to King's Cross (4.00). Then follow directions as above.
Trains depart from Stansted every 15 minutes and tickets cost 19.00 one way or 28.80 return. Travel time is 46 minutes.
From Victoria Station:
Take the Victoria Line direct to King's Cross (four stops). Then follow directions as above.
Trains depart every five minutes and tickets cost 4.00 single.
From Waterloo Station:
Take the Bakerloo Line to Oxford Circus then change onto the Victoria line north to Kings Cross. Then follow directions as above.
Trains depart every five minutes and tickets cost 4.00 single.
From Paddington Station:
Take the Circle or Hammersmith & City line east to Kings Cross. Then follow directions as above.
Trains depart every five minutes and tickets cost 4.00 single.
From Liverpool Street Station:
Take the Circle, Hammersmith & City or Metropolitan line west to Kings Cross. Then follow directions as above.
Trains depart every five minutes and tickets cost 4.00 single.
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British Museum - The British Museum holds in trust for the nation and the world a collection of art and antiquities from ancient and living cultures.
Housed in one of Britain's architectural landmarks, the collection is one of the finest in existence, spanning two million years of human history. Access to the collection is free.
British Library - They hold over 13 million books, 920,000 journal and newspaper titles, 57 million patents, 3 million sound recordings, and so much more. So Start exploring here.
Oxford Street: fantastic for shopping - What's On
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Over 600 stores
150 international brands
50 new shops and restaurants
Discover over 200 bars, cafes and restaurants all within a short walk to London's famous parks, museums, theatres, and art galleries.
Refuel in the dining delights of Heddon Street, St Christopher's Place, Market Place and Lancashire Court.
Dickens Museum - The Charles Dickens Museum in London is the world's most important collection of material relating to the great Victorian novelist and social commentator. The only surviving London home of Dickens (from 1837 until 1839) was opened as a Museum in 1925 and is still welcoming visitors from all over the world in an authentic and inspiring surrounding. On four floors, visitors can see paintings, rare editions, manuscripts, original furniture and many items relating to the life of one of the most popular and beloved personalities of the Victorian age
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74, Upper St, London, N1 0NY. 020 7226 8895
The Green isn't just a new venue; it's a completely new type bar-restaurant
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A great place to spend time with your family and friends, with fantastic food and a great service.
54 Pentonville Rd, London, N1 9HF. 020 7713 1858
Good place to go for a party on a Friday or for a chilled out day on a Sunday, with good music and friendly staff. Opened Mon-Sat 11:00-23:00 and Sun 12:00-23:00
418 St John's St, Angel, London EC1V 4JN. 020 7837 7816
A fantastic place with a very warm atmosphere. It offers lunch time food and Sunday roasts. You can also ring to reserve their cozy snug for free for your special celebrations. For the lads, there's sports on big screen and the good news is, you can call before hand to see what games are on.
33 Caledonian Rd, London, N1 9BU. 020 7837 9558
A very trendy bar for young and vibrant people, good service and a very chilled and relaxing environment.
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Lark in the park is an independently run bar and is a lovely place for party people. With live music and performers such as the Libertines and Katie Melua having graced the park, lark in the park is the place to be. It has a beer garden, food and cocktails and with a late license, be ready to party like it's 1969.
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Lovely place to go during the weekend for a good night out. It is a funky bar with beautiful decor and with the alcohol reasonably priced, it's a fun place to go for good value for your money.
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The Nags Head is a nice place to go for a family lunch on a Sunday. They serve traditional English cuisine in a quaint setting. The pub also has TV showing for all sporting events, so if you don't want to miss a match, just head to the Nags Head.
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Students discover animal strategies for survival in Australia's changing climate and landscape and investigate the causes of extinction of Australia's megafauna. They use written stimulus questions to explore the Surviving Australia exhibition.
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Wilmington, N.C. - The University of North Carolina Wilmington is recognized as one of the five best public master's university in the South, according to the 2013 U.S. News & World Report rankings for regional universities. UNCW is among a very select group of universities that has sustained a rank in the top 10 for the last 15 years.
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Quatermass wrote:On lighter news, what is the second most spoken language in the UK? The answer may surprise you...
Penfold wrote:This didn't leave me speechless but I did find this interesting;
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Del wrote:Quatermass wrote:On lighter news, what is the second most spoken language in the UK? The answer may surprise you...
Sounds a lot... but it's only around 500, 000 after all. 92% speak English as their first language.
I wonder what Australia s stats would be. I would say 92% of us are immigrants originally. I am a first generation Australian. I have three close friends who are very anti-immigration. It does no good to point out that they too are first generation Australians.
Bouncy Castle wrote:According to Simon Bates this morning, the Channel Four programme about the discovery of the remains was absolutely terrible.
Pity, I've got it on record.
Bouncy Castle wrote:What had me in hysterics yesterday was a headline that said he spoke with a Midlands accent.
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Open-Xchange, the supplier of business-class email and collaboration software for cloud providers, will demo an exclusive preview of its next-generation web-based communication software to attendees at its third annual Summit, on November 4, in Cologne, Germany.
A revolution is coming and attendees will get to see its origins first-hand with the preview of the next generation of Open-Xchange.
Built on existing server architecture, the next version of Open-Xchange Server (scheduled for launch in the second half of 2012) features a redesigned web-based interface, which works the way users do without the disruption of moving from one part of an application to another. It has radically enhanced compatibility with smart phones and tablet PCs - used more and more to access emails, contacts and calendars.
Also, all data and information - such as email, messages from social networks, appointments, files, contacts, tasks - that relates to any particular person can be found quickly and easily. It's this kind of innovation that is driving the company's success. Now, Open-Xchange has more than 40 million users worldwide, up 70 percent from the end of last year.
"Social messaging, collaboration and mobility are the three key aspects driving the development of the next generation of products from Open-Xchange," said Rafael Laguna, CEO of Open-Xchange. "Our next Open-Xchange Server uses the concept of a web desktop where the user's home screen runs inside a single browser window, yet appears to be their desktop running different applications. Those applications can all be integrated and - like on a smartphone - that makes navigation from one app to another quite simple."
The Summit at the KölnSKY tower is expected to draw more than 300 representatives from web hosting companies, telecoms, SaaS providers and on-premises channel partners.
Featured speakers for the free event include keynotes by Tier 1 Research analyst, Daniel Beazer, and Open-Xchange CEO, Rafael Laguna. Breakout sessions are divided into two tracks focused on: business issues, such as growing profitability and improving customer loyalty; along with a technical track that addresses deployment best practices and integration with existing infrastructure.
For more information on the event and free registration, go to www.open-xchange.com/en/partner/summit-2011.html.
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17th Cloud Expo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Meanwhile, 94% of enterprises are using some form of XaaS – software, platform, and infrastructure as a service.
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There ^as not much time to properly announce the event but not- The Methodist Protestant Cbordi has closed a very successful conference year, having a good balance in all of the church funds. Next year, with the able assistance of the Rev. L. W. Gor¬ don, who has been returned for another year, it is hoped by the church to be able to do even better than last year. Teddy Smith of this place won first \ «^*"" the chances for the success of the prize at Hicksvllle in the one mile | P«f'y ticket m Nassau County was novice bicycle race, on Sunday after-j f.^>'^«""^ ** the meeting of Repub- noon. "Jake" Pettit, also of this i'i"" County Committee Saturday. Nassau Republicans Are Keeping Active County Committee Holds Enthusias¬ tic Meeting and Appoints Cam¬ paign Committee That there is no lack of enthusiasm Roosevelt Mr. and Mrs. William Evers of Brooklyn are now occupying John Dix¬ on's house on Brookside avenue. Mr. Evers is erecting a house of his^own which t^ey will occupy as soon as ready. time, rhey have a new heater f<)r the.were distributed and when the train Withstanding the short notice circulars ! place, won second place in the 10-mlle 1 Every meniber of the committee was *^ : 1 .. ' I T\y*thaar\r onri all vnavA /i«^r\riiiArkr t^T ^T\t%- building ready to be install* d and the cellar is being concreted, getting ready for pool tables, etc., for winter evening 1 enjoyments. The Ladies' Auxiliary to Charles H, Russell has j the club who are just after buying For several weeks Edward Deubert had a corn stock on exhibition at the Worth House, which measured 12 feet 6 inches in length, probably the largest stock of corn ever seen in the village. Ed. tells us he has sold the stock to Doc. Wolfe, who is preparing the same into a com remedy. Don't know wheth¬ er this is true or not, as Ed. is always giving all kinds of jokes. Theodore Ripson is cutting up his property at the depot into building lots. Contractor Russell mode roads through the property this week. Sam¬ uel Self has charge of selling these very choice lota. pulled in on time as announced the de¬ pot platform was well filled with resi¬ dents of Freeport and neighboring vil- Hon. William W. Cocks, of Westbury, our Congressman, was on the train, and introduced Mr. Stimson, who talked for about five minutes. handicap race. present, and all were confident of vic¬ tory in the coming campaign. Chair- Uig j man Charles F. Lewis presided, and Sheldon's story sermon, "In nis i Steps," will be the sermon theme of^nere were short talks by Congressman Rev. W. D. Tuckey atthj Methodist William W. Cocks, Col. William J. Old Episcopal Church next Sunday night, j Youngs, the Hon. George Wilbur I Doughty, Supervisor C. Cheater Paint- Wheeler Glover of Reno, Nevada. I f ""^ "*''«"• Reports were received has been visiting his mother, Mrs- ''"'"" "^"'¦'y «^«'T' election district in Norman Golder, who has been in the Hempstead Hospital for the last few weeks, suffering from blood poisoning, has returned home and is able to be out again. Corttractor received the contract for digging the j seven dozen chairs, has donated liberal- cellar of the new school at East Mead- j 'y towards the furnace. ow and Charles Johnson has the con-, «..« vn.ncu i^^i ou^^uu .>.>^ ,..¦..«.»,=,,— •— » , tract for building the same. Work ^ Matt says: Revenge is sweet and ^j^^jj^ on the local questions of the Rhoda Glover, of this place, for a few will be commenced at once. ^y gorry believe me, I'll have it with ^^ ^ I days. that Invitation Committee all right. | 'rig Samuel Fleet of this village, is the nominee for Overseer of the Poor on the Independent League ticket and Sam is busy these days electioneering for the party. the county, showing that the political sky is clearing, and that the usual Re¬ publican majority will roll up on Elec- The Pastime Pleasure Club will hold their first annual ball in Firemen's Hall on Saturday evening. Excellent music has been secured and the com¬ mittee, consisting of Harold Harpell, Osmond and Frank Pearce, assure everybody that they will spend a pleas¬ ant evening. Miss Elizabeth Maas of New York has returned to her home after spend¬ ing several days with Mr. and Mrs. Burton on Charles street. . . followed by Job Hedges, I The Baldwin Base Ball Club closed I tion Day. William F. Kraft will open a meat r*. Sff^Vr '"*® ,'"^.,?, f.^ ! the season on Saturday, October 1, by A campaign committee was appai*>t- Mr. Goss will open market in with Charles A. Wood's j ^pmicai statement or political conai-j defeating the Ridgewood A. C, after ; ed to comprise the members of thetei.' oflSce on Main street, grocery store in the near future; here j ^""^^^^^^^j'^^j^"'/ ^'""^ """^mg o"'^ | having had a successful season both on ecutive Comm-ttee, and the following is for success Bill. . rnon,, <»«« a real estate many good points. Both speakers were loudly applauded Last Tuesday evening a fire started i ?;"^ ^f ter Mr. Hedges had finished Mr. in Golder's hedges. Smithville South i Stimson came down on the depot piat- H., L. and Engine Co. was summoned i ^°'^"?,»"'l «™ n»"^« w**"^ *"«»«" and all was over in a short time. This | sembled crowd. their first experience and they I, In the tram with Mr. Stimson when ; he came to Freeport among others I were Village President John D. Gun- Henry Kohle. formerly of this place, j"'"«. Supervisor Smith Cox, Robert G. has purchased the John Askins resi- j Anderson, Stephen P. Pettit and A. B. dence and we are glad to know that he . Wallace. was made good the diamond and finanoiUlly. After i named men from the three towns: i Mrs. Rhodes and daughter Bertha of having paid all bills still have a bal- \ From the Town of Hempstead—Rob- i Charles [^street have moved to Linden- ance of $30 in the tre^ury to start the | ret G. Anderson, of Freeport; Franklin j hurst. team next season. Peter Johnson is making arrange¬ ments to have a cellar placed under his house on Centre avenue. is again a Smithviller. An interesting "push-mobile" race took place here last Saturday afternoon around the square. The winners were Bill Smith and A. Bretts, fist; J. Smith and Garry Smith, second; Bill Pettit and Jack Murphy, third, and Bill B. Lord, jr., of Cedarhurst; A. J. While we cannot boast of a long list; MacE.roy, of Rockville Centre. ofgAmes played, as we play only on i From the Town of North Hempstead Saturdays and holidays, we are proud ; —Frederick C. Hicks, of Port Wash- of our team for the simple rtaaon that; ington; Edwin C. Willets. of Roslyn ; we have all home players and we think j Thomas J. McCord, of Westbury. that a team can be run successfully in j From the Town of Oyster Bay—A. Baldwin, only by having the home boys. ! Burnside Cheshire, of Oyster Bay; C. We have played some of the leading | Sackett Chellborg, of Sea Cliff; Arnold teams of Brooklyn and New York, and j G. Heitz, of Hicksvllle. some of the teams on Long Ifland, and i next year we hope to play more of the i Tourlng Car Wrecked A touring car, driven and owned by The Woman's prayer meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be held in the Chapel on Wednesday, October 26, - at three o'clock. Please note change | ^^"^b from our neighboring villages. of dav from Tuesdav to Wedneadav ^e wish to thank all our friends,-, t,^. . ,, - c^ .. ¦ . day irom lue^ciay Wednesday. , ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ .^ ^ q K.nchell. of Freeport, smashed The Sunday School class of Miss Isa-1 We desire especially to thank Mr. Sim- i '"*° ^ telephone pole opposite A dance and entertainment will be 1 third. The event was called the Be i dell Cup Race and the winner received I a cup and saucer. Next race, Satur- The Republican primary held at Fire-1 ^ay. Oct. 22nd. men's Hall last Saturday evening for the purpose of electing 4 delegates to attend a convention very quietly, there ^^...f, ,.^,"", -^ " ... " .., " ", , , . tion. 139 votes were cast for the ! C- House; Miss Hattie B. Wood, chair- delegates. ' '"^"' Come and have a good laugh. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. i , ^artj" Schneider is confined to his E. Church will conduct a fair at Fire/!^«f Martin, while working for the men's Hall on Wednesday, November! telephone Co., about a week ago, 15, and hope their friends will help^t^PP^*^ on a nail and punctured them to make it a success as they have Miss Isabel Hibbard of Freeport has been engaged as gride \efvh«>>.i«"tfeft, public school here. Frank A. Wood, ^County Sealer of Weights and measures, as His Most High Excellency, the Judge; Henry F. Smith, the prosecuting attomej ; Rev. Charles Edwards, defending attorney; "Charlie" Whitehouse with his brass buttons and his big star badge as court officer, and "Ed." Gombert wrapped up in an oxen chain and dressed up to, represent a chicken thief, and you can imagine the fun that was cre¬ ated at the mock trial held in the Board of Trade Hall on Woods avenue nder the auspices of that body, nolds and F. H. Norwood, all of Free- ] The "Judge," after much testimony port. The men were thrown out, but | decided the defendant was not guilty I Brooklyn Times branch thf office in Mine- , " , ^ " . , ., bel Hibbard, of the M. E. Sunday mons for displaying pictures of our, , u .. o . i i ^.u j • i r, Cameron and Fred Carpenter finished | School, will hold an afternoon tea on team on the slide of his moving picture ' ?'* ^^^^^ ^ ? ^^??r Thursday morning, j B j Saturday afternoon, October 29, from } machine andfor advertising the games ' ^" *"® "^^ '"*" Kinchell were J*. Key-, u I 3 to 5 o'clock. All welcome. i from week to week. " i Following is the lineup: C. Carman, ; . u ji v, ,. m. * 4. * 4.1, i ^ ,l ,- ,.¦. l- ¦ .u ^ ¦ ^.¦ i Tomorrow (Saturday) is the last day I pitcher- C. Ellison catcher- A Her- i "•** ^"^ ^^^^^^ ^"'¦*- ^he front of the | of stealing the chicken that was m his I for registering. Be sure that your I bert I'stbase- A Joy 2nd base- R ' *^^' '^^^ smashed, both front wheels; charge at the time of his arrest and .,^,..^.^s ., ." name is down. The list of registering I Bedell 3rd base- P Fischer ghort ^ ^"*^ ^'^'® ^^°'^^"- The car was bought | that he was justified in having the fowl at the was held ^ ^iven Hallowe'en night, Oct. 31, by | and polling places are published in our'stop- R Dexter left field- H Strane about a week ago at a cost of $1,850. ! as the evidence showed that as he was being no opposi-1 the Ladies' Auxiliary in the S. S. A. , paper this week. | centre field; R. Smith, right field. i ^* ^^^ loaded onto a truck and taken ; walking along the street in front of the ' n «..""«. M,<,o uaft,^ TJ ui^^A "i,",>^ I '6 to Freeport.—Times. j home of the plaintiff, the chicken flew at him, caught his ear in its bill and as . , Following is the score of all games A marriage license has been issued | piayed during the past season, the done in the past. We have to take otf our hats to Free- port. Our local team was outplayed in all sections of the game last Sunday and were defeated by our western rivals the score being 7 to 4. The battery for Bellmore was Rabb and Schneider and for Freeport P. Smith and Searles per¬ formed. First Iniiing Levy opened for Freeport by a alam to Hunt, who let it get away and George was safe; he attempted to steal second and was caught five feet off first, but was again safe when Ed dropped the ball; Searles also hit to Hunt and Levy was forced at second, Searles reaching first on the play;'F. Gerhold was safe when Apeler let his easy one get away, Searles going to third; H. Gerhold sin¬ gled and Searles scored; Pete Smith sin I foot badly. He is being attened Dr. Carman of Freeprt. hii by to Ttiomas F. Gilbert, 74 years old. a well-known Grand Army man of Hemp¬ stead, and Kate E. Kiersted, of this village. The Independent Willing Workers will give an entertainment and dance at Firemen's Hall this Saturday even¬ ing at 8 o'clock, with music by Prof. William J. Cornish. This is under the supervision of Mrs. John G. Agnew, Mrs. John Seaman Mrs. Lattimer, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Capt. Hunter. Old name of the team played with being given, and the score, Baldwin first and then that of the team played : Baldwin vs. Freeport Jr. 0. U. T u n- I u J u i_u i A. M., April 24, 6 to 3 John Dielm has opened a phonografih I j^ -^ 3^ Freeport Jr. O. U. A. store at 48 West Merrick Road, where m he will carry a full line of talking ma chines and records. PEOPLE'S COLIMN j May 7, L. I. R. Y. M. C. A. i May 14, Empire City Tom Chilton drove a team of his I ?!«y ^1, Antler Club horses too close to the new hydrant on I Mi»y 28, Greenp t Y. M C. A the Boulevard Thursday morning, where :^""« ^'^1^^' Campbell (.0., the rain had softened up the newly dug i -j""® ^t>, (-ypress A. C, ground, and one of them stumbled and : *!"/ j' V^'l''^^'^ J^'A fell into the hole side of the hydrant, i "^"'y ^' Jeiferson F. C, folks, middle-aged and young are invit- j taking the other with it, both of them j ^"{^ ?'r;S^'^'^h°"'L- ed to come and see what they will get | going in nearly to their necks. A der- "'^ ^. ' i^ynnrook, for their money. Wantagh I rick from the i-reeport Brick Works i •^"»- ^o^,T^^". ^0^*^' ^ ! was required to lift them out of the ^ ^"K- ^^' ^^^'^^ ^' ^- ^- 'i hole, not much {muddy bath. the worse for their j The Kings Daughters held a meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. James M. Seaman on Tuesday after- gled, scoring F. Gerhold, Pete reaching noon. third on the attempt to retire Gerhold . at the plate; Rabb let thg ball getaway Henry L. Stimson, Aug. 28, Hustlers, Sept. 5, Antler Club, Sept. 10, Empire Prof., The Freeport Club announces a tent- j Sept. 17, Antlers, ative series of four assembly dances ] Oct. 1, Ridgewood, 7 to 3 15 to 3 2 to 6 3 to 2 1 to 12 11 to 1 1 to 4 5 to 4 8 to 5 to 15 to 4 to 9 to 15 to 4 to 5 to 10 to 9 to CorretpondcDce addrested to the Meiienfcr will be printed nnder above beading at received. No attention paid to unsigned communication*. Lettert can be signed with a non de plume, bat name mntt accompany same at well, not to be printed bat as evidence of good faith. Dear Sir:— Our District Attorney, Honorable Franklin A. Coles, who has twice been elected Prosecuting Attorney of this County, has been nominated by the -J Republican Party for the new office of 4 : Surrogate. All fair minded voters ir- 4 respective of party must acknowledge that he has more than met the expecta- he ran home screaming the fowl held fast and refused to go back home as it was well satisfied in his (the defend¬ ant's) back yard. Another case that caused consider¬ able amusement wa.s that of assault and non-supoort. Archie Smith acted the part of the husband who wa.s "up" before the judge; Mrs. Roeder was the wife and Mrs. Monroe, who was Miss Margaret Tennent in theatrical life, was the mother-in:,law. Smith. Iwho came into court with many an old battle scar and some new ones that had been freshly oound up as the result of fights with his wife and during the season of 1910-1911, the 119 games played ] first of which will be a Hallowe'en ! I dance (masquerade) to be held at the the Republican , tne club house October 31. The enter-1 from him and P^te attempted "to score nominee for Governor, spoke from the j tainment committee announce they 1 but was called out; Mvfrphy hit to Sea- rear end of a special train on Saturday ' have arranged with the assistance and | man and was out at ffrst. 2 runs. afternoon to a fair sized audience. ; support of their patronesses a very j Apeler sent one along the first base Congressman W. W. Cocks also spoke : novel and original evening. ! line and w^ an easy out; Hunt filed out a few words. There were not as many | The patronesses are announced on j people there ai expected on account of \ the circular, calling attention to the j tions of his most enthusiastic support-: ^^ther in-law, was charged with cruel- ers in the conduct of his oflice. -That; ^ ^"^ non-support., he has filled his position with ability, , ^^he Judge attempted to restore har- fairness, courtesy, honesty and efficien- " '^ cy has been the consensus of opinion of every Grand Jury convened 4n the County, save two or three during his entire term of office. The June Grand , Jury of the present year by resolution, WM. R. BEDELL, Sec. ; expressed its appreciation of the cour- Baldwin B. B. C. ' tesy and capacity with which he as¬ sisted it in the discharge of its duty and it complimented him on the sin- ' mony in the family, and the case was I adjourned for a week to allow the j couple an opportunity, but the outcome ! is still in doubt. -12 won and 7 lost. Hempstead to center; Seaman put one down the third base line and expired at first. 0 runs Second Inning Moore put one to Smith and was out; the train being ahead of time. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haff have gone A. Smith singled, buT: died trying to to Port Orange, Florida, for the win- steal second; Phil Smith sent one to ^gr. Hunt and was out at first. 0 runs. " Smith fanned; Schneider was given a base on balls; Valentine sent one to F. Gerhold and was thrown out at first; N. Merritt did the sarae. 0 runs. event as Mrs. Charles B. Pond, Mrs. Frederick C. S. Knowles, Mrs. Timothy I R. Cutler and Mrs. Henry L. Maxim. There will be the regular services in °"'"''t, "¦ '" ,"'" T j""u-^'' "^ Tu ""''•^ I ^^ ^ recent meeting of the Board of the M. P. Church on next Sunday with ^"4 J* complimented him on the sin-. Education held to consider plans for a preaching both morning and evening i ,^«"V*k !.f-'^"%v,- ^"'"''J^^i "«" P"'"«'"y «^^^^^^ building, the plan by the pastor. Rev. L. W. Gordon; *"'"? 'i • t ^- T'"^ of Architect Baylis was accepted. The Sundav School at 2:30. i ^\ ""l^ °"^ of many similar expressions 1 ng^ building will cost between $75,000 of other Grand Juries. He has carried j and $80,000 and will contain 16 rooms. Miss Florence Story is spending two ! on the administration of his office ac- weeks with relatives in Brooklyn. j cording to the high ideal that it is not | McLean Bros, have started the erec- " , ".. ,_ T, Z^r ,. ¦ , "^'y ^ prosecuting oflSce, but it also ! tion of six dwellings on their lots on Helen Mitchell, while wal_king home is a judicial one. The accused has re-1 the Hempstead Plaza property. Thia circular was printed in "the | from school on Wednesday of last week ; ceived the same kind of treatment that city" and we presume this last name is meant for Maxson. Services Sunday in the Church of the Mrs. Fred Schaardt returned from [ Europe Sunday week after spending a ; few month there. Some of her friends | Transfiguration are: 8 a. m.. Holy paid ner a visit on Saturday night. | Communion, Venerable Archdeacon ,'^L . . r, J 'Duffield, officiating; 9:30 a. m,, Sun- The topic for the Christian Endeavor ij School; 10:30 a. m. regular servi- ces: Third Inning Levy was again given a life through Apeler's error; butttiis time was thrown meeting on Friday nigfit will be "The ^ out trying to steal second; Searles struck Chances We Miss;" leader, Lillie-) out; the Oerhold brothers each singled; gjems. Pete Smith sent one to the box and F, ' I Gerhold was out trying to score. Oruns. jjr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Southard j p' ""Z', p^^r^h of"M«nh»n«"n Rabb was safe at first on Murphy's have bpen visiting friends at Southold ' ^'"«""^' ^''""*' «' Manhattan, error; Vooris hit to the box and Rabb 7:45 p. m., regular servicea. The preacher at the moming and evening services will be Rev. David B. Ray, Rector Emeritus of Grace- in endeavoring to escape being run into by a bicyclist, slipped and fell, fracturing the bone in her ankle. Miss Madeline Herbert is spending several days in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Verity are en¬ tertaining a young daughter since Monday morning. The Christian Endeavor Society of the accuser has received, viz: Justice. Carl Mirschel has commenced the The friends of Mr. Cole while having erection of another house on Covert the satisfaction of knowing that he 1 street. has "made good" as the peoples repre~ I sentative in his present position know On the evening of November 3d, a that by training and temperament, that' euchre and dance will be given in Lor- the surrogateship is of all offices the one that is most suited to him and the one that he is particularly qualified to fill. Believi;ig that he will fill the office the M. P. Church held their regular. of Surrogate with dignity, courtesy was forced at second; Apeler was passed; Hunt fouled out to Searles; Seaman sin¬ gled scoiing Vooris; H. Gerhold took Ed's fly. 1 run. Fourth Inning Murphy hit to Smith and was out; MooVe survived through Apeler's error; A. Smith pushed one to Hunt who re¬ tired Moore at second and doubled "Bony" at first. 0 runs. Schneider singled; Valentine hit to for a week. I A cordial invitation is extended to | day evening. i all to oarticipate in all of these servi-1 Regular service will be held in the i *^®^* . ^ Memorial Church.Sunday morning and : "Prosperity—Its Privileges audits evening with preaching by the pastor, ; Perils," will be the theme of the mom- Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite. j jng sermon at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday next, at 7:30 p. m., the monthly business meeting last Wednes- John Masterson has gone to Tennes- j pagtor. W. A. Richard, will give the see on a business trip. The Sigma Euchre Club held a'meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Peter Avagad- ! ro Thursday afternoon. fourth in the series of addresses on the Ten Commandments; subject, "Tho Modem Sabbath." "The size and cbar- (Continued on page 18.) Miss Edna Watvoss of Cortland is living with her aunt, Mrs. Edwin M. Preston. Miss Watross is taking k high school course in the school here. and honor, I desire that you publish this letter for the benefit of your read¬ ers. A Republican. Merrick Henry Lee Thomas has the erection of a new home on Central avenue, aouth of Merrick road. Owing to the absence of our Merrick correspondent this week, we must beg the indulgence of our Merrick readers. Our column is the best published of S«iid IW $1 andxet the Mmtamngar till I Merrick news items and we are always Jan. 1, 1912. Tbe n«w*ie*t paper in \ glad to publish all news items possible tlte town. j of this village, i etto Hall, under auspices of the Holy Name Society, for benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Loretto. The proceeds from the event will be used to make improvements to the hall. St. George's Boys' Club ^pent Wed¬ nesday at the E, P. Morgan estate. While there the boys were giv^n the privilege of gathering chestnuts. i Mrs. Morgan served refreshments. Doubleday, Page &, Co. have opened several departments of their publish¬ ing house at Garden City. The formal opening will be about the 19th of Oc¬ tober. Send tt* $1 and (et the MeMenger till JsB. 1, 1912. The n«w»i««t p«p«r in tlM town. ''i [•..¦simemm^maiisssm^ mmmstmisminmimai'i'i m^im^sMmtataiiimii£ii^tissm^-,Mfii3Mhmmm^i!iiti^.
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Coiinty Treasurer Lewis Makes Good for Money Taken by Confidential Clerk Try to Save Schooner on Bar Rain Will Stop Fires in Woods
OFFICIAL PAPER, NASSAy COUNTY
Vol ?, Number 13
Erery Friday
18 pages
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Single copies of the Messenger can b« had at William Wolfe's drag store and from Anderson Bloomer, newsdeal¬ er, at 5 cents per copy. tf
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bell¬ more Avenue Presbyterian Charch will
Smithville Sooth [Stimson Talks to Free- port ^Audience
Other Freeport Items Happening and to Happen
The Independent Willing Workers of this village will huld a novelty fair and dance in Firemen's Hall on Thanks¬ giving Eve. November 23. Good music will be provided for dancing. Ad- missiop free. This will afford the lo-, cal residepts an opportunity [to show
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Happy Birthday, Hermione Granger
Sep 19, 2010
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The calendar at J.K. Rowling's official website has been updated to mark the birthday of everyone's favourite know-it-all. Please join us here at Leaky in wishing many happy returns to the wonderful, brave and ever-prepared Hermione Granger! Cheers, Hermione!


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas - The No. 24 Texas A&M Aggies host the LSU Tigers in the regular-season finale at 7 pm on Thursday. The Maroon and White enter Thursday with a chance to win share of their first-ever SEC regular-season title. A win against LSU guarantees a title for the Aggies. A tie or loss would require assistance from outside parties to claim a title. The two teams enter the match headed in opposite directions. A&M has won eight of its last nine matches. LSU, which was in first place in the league ledger just over two weeks ago, has lost its last four matches and has fallen back to sixth place.
If the Aggies win... A win would give the Aggies 27 points in the SEC standings. A&M would claim an outright title if Florida loses or ties at Georgia on Thursday. The Aggies and Gators would share the title if Florida wins and the Gators would claim the No. 1 seed at the SEC Tournament.
If the Aggies tie... A tie would give the Aggies 25 points in the SEC standings. A Florida win over Georgia would give the Gators an outright title. A Florida tie would make A&M and the Gators co-champions and South Carolina could win a share of the title with a win home win against Kentucky on Thursday. A three-way tie with Florida and South Carolina would give A&M the No. 1 seed at the SEC Tournament. The Aggies would have the No. 1 seed in a two-way tie with South Carolina and Florida would have the No. 1 seed if the Aggies and Gators shared the title at 25 points.
If the Aggies lose... A loss would keep A&M at 24 points in the SEC standings. A win or tie by Florida and/or a win by South Carolina in their home match against Kentucky on Thursday would leave the Aggies without a share of the title. If Florida loses and Kentucky defeats South Carolina, the Gators, Wildcats and Aggies would be co-champions with Florida claiming the No. 1 seed, A&M taking the No. 2 seed and the Wildcats seeded at No. 3. If Florida loses and Kentucky and South Carolina play to a draw, the Aggies and Gators would share the title and Florida would claim the No. 1 seed.
Live stats may be found at AggieAthletics.com. Thursday night's match will be streamed at AggieAthletics.com. Every match this season will feature free live audio on RadioAggieland and AggieAthletics.com.
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The Aggies travel to Orange Beach, Alabama for the SEC Tournament. Texas A&M will open play in the quarterfinal on Wednesday, November 6 against a yet-to-be-determined foe.
Entering the weekend, the Aggies lead the SEC and rank 13th in the nation with 2.50 goals per match, with 45 goals on the year. A&M also ranks 14th the nation in points per game (7.06) with 127 in their 18 matches.
Individually, Karlie Mueller ranks second in the SEC and 11th NCAA Division I with 10 assists on the season. Her 0.56 assists per game ranks 22nd in the nation. Shea Groom ranks 34th in the nation with 0.69 goals per game with 11 goals in 16 matches. The mark also ranks fifth in the SEC.
After scoring 18 goals in the first nine matches of the season (2.00 gpm), the Aggies have erupted to tally 27 goals over the last nine (3.00 gpm), all in SEC play. The Aggies have scored at least three goals in five of the last nine matches, including eight against Mississippi State (8-0), four against Arkansas (4-3, ot) and three each against Vanderbilt (3-0), Auburn (3-1) and Alabama (3-0). Over the span, Allie Bailey leads the team in scoring with 14 points on five goals and four assists. Shea Groom has 13 points on five goals and three assists. Liz Keester has added four goals and one assist and Karlie Mueller has a team-high six assists during the run.
The Aggies feature the most balanced offensive attack in the SEC. A&M is the only team in the league with four players to log at least six goals on the season. The Aggies are headlined by Shea Groom with 11 goals, followed by Liz Keester with seven goals and Allie Bailey and Kelley Monogue with six apiece. A&M is also the only SEC team with six players with at least 10 points on the season. Groom leads the Maroon and White with 25 points, followed by Keester (17), Bailey (16), Monogue (15), Bianca Brinson (12) and Karlie Mueller (10).
In their first season in the SEC, the Aggies went 10-2-1 and won the SEC Western Division crown, in the last season the league will recognize divisional champions, in 2012. Texas A&M posted shutouts in eight of its 13 league matches, including the first four of the season. The Maroon and White outscored league opponents 29-7 and went unbeaten on the road with a 5-0-1 ledger. The blemishes to the Aggies' record were provided by Kentucky (T, 2-2), Florida (L, 2-1) and Tennessee (L, 1-0).
Texas A&M head coach G Guerrieri ranks among the Top 10 in both winning percentage and victories among Division I coaches. With a career record of 367-117-26 (.745), he ranks seventh in winning percentage (minimum five years as a Division I head coach) and eighth in victories, passing SMU's Chris Petrucelli during the 2012 campaign. Guerrieri is looking to make up ground on James Madison's David Lombardo (370) and John Daly (369) who stand in sixth and seventh place, respectively, on the victories list.
The Aggies dropped a 2-0 decision to Florida despite outshooting the Gators 15-11. Texas A&M had a perfect game plan for the Gators in the first half, holding Florida to just three shots, but the Aggies were unable to put any of their five shots in net. In the second half, Savannah Jordan slipped through A&M's defense for a pair of goals. The Aggies were unable to put any of their 10 shots in goal.
The Tigers enter the contest licking their wounds after a four-match losing streak. Before the skid, LSU stood in first place in the SEC standings. The Tigers now find themselves tied for Georgia in sixth place. LSU is 9-7-2 overall and 5-4-1 in the SEC. LSU won league matches against Vanderbilt (2-1), Mississippi State (3-2), Arkansas (5-3), Alabama (2-1) and Missouri (1-0) and earned a tie against Tennessee (1-1). The current four-match losing streak includes losses to then-No. 24 Ole Miss (1-0), then-No. 9 Florida (3-0), Georgia (2-1) and then-No. 25 Kentucky (3-1). LSU won non-conference contests against Louisiana Tech (1-0), Louisiana-Monroe (6-0), then-No. 13 USC (1-0) and Rice (1-0). Non-conference league blemishes came against TCU (T, 0-0), then-No. 6 BYU (L, 4-2), Minnesota (L, 2-1) and Stephen F. Austin (L, 4-0). Summer Clarke leads the squad with 19 points on eight goals and three assists. Emma Fletcher has a team-high 11 assists and has one goal for 13 points. Megan Kinneman has played 1,682 of the 1,688 minutes in goal for the Tigers and boast a 1.44 goals-gainst average, 27 saves and six shutouts on the year.
The Aggies are 2-0-1 all-time against the Tigers. A&M first met LSU in Baton Rouge in the 2009 NCAA Championship. The squads played to a 1-1 tie through two overtimes, but A&M advanced to the next round winning the PKs 4-2. They met again in the NCAA Championship in 2011, with A&M hosting the match. The Aggies won that contest 4-0 with current Aggies Kelley Monogue, Meghan Streight and Annie Kunz all scoring goals in the win. Jordan Day only needed to make one save in the shutout. In 2012, the Aggies played their first-ever SEC league game against LSU in Baton Rouge. The Aggies won 1-0, with the lone goal coming from Rachel Lenz on a header off a corner kick. Day recorded another shutout, this time making three saves.
Individual tickets for the 2013 home season are now for sale. To purchase tickets, please contact the 12th Man Foundation Ticket Center at tickets.12thmanfoundation.com, 979-845-2311 or toll free at 1-888-99-AGGIE. Tickets are also available in person beginning one hour before the match at Ellis Field.


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