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.i»)it^^*-i*^wi»-'r-!(**^'4ia»('^ff:s-A-a*4*'*t j*!^g%t^,"7fii»<r: AK7'.3Mif>ii.!-j»»i»r-'ai*^*w^S iS^SIB^^^SSB^^ iiyyiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii !i!ii;ii| it^r "v- ?« S-!- I^i - r I* . i -c a FHEEPORT i'EyoMAL LrBRM? r. FOLLOW THE LEADER FOR REUABLE ADVERTISING LIBRIR"""" FREEPORT "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY" BALDWIN ROOSEVELT FOLLOW THE LEADER NEIGHBORUr NEWS MERRICK 25th Year, No. 46 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961 PBICE FIVE CENTS PSR COPY Editorial • • • • Yes, Virginia • • • • There Is Opposition Yes, Virginia, thcrt- is tifjposilion this election to Mayor "VVilliain F. Glackcn. who's seeking ri-elieU«in, and Ted Lang and Ben A.l)bem', the Unity Parly candidates for the trffice or Trustee of Finei^rt. There was also »ii (>pjM»siii|> partv a few elections ago called the "Village Hole Party." During that eleclion THE LEADER set-up a battle page alKl gave both parties ecpial space in imhlicizing Iheir phit-forms. Of-course, THE LEADER, like any other good newspaper whether it's a daily or a weekly publication, reserves the right in its editorials to make a cliolce between the two parties and between candidates. I^ong before tliis eleclion campaign, we printed pictures of members and stories about the op|>osilion party. We rppeatodly printed requests for their publicity releases and even us recently as last December, we again printed an ojien invitation for their campaign publicity. This %\-as ignored! However, in a printed hand-out circular they criticized THE! LEADER f«»r not printing their " - (Continued on Page 8) DOCTORS HOSPITAL AGAIN WINS IMERNATIIUfAL.4IQIIIIR Mr. James 3. Byan, Admialstratar of Dootois Hospital of Free-jMrt, Bnnotmced that Dr. Anton Note;, the Executive Director, re-eeived- efficial mttUieafloii tfat-Doctws Hospital was again awarded a Certificate of Accreditation fram the Joint Cktminission on Accreditation of BospltolB. This commission is an international orgoniza-tlmi coimlsttns of such members as the Anietteiiui College-of Fhyslcioiu!, the American College of Smseons. the American Biis]iltat Association, the AinerlcaB llledlcat Association and the Canadian Medloal Association. Dr. f%«nk Vannns of Freeirort serves as President of the Medical Staff of Doctors Hospital. UNITY PARTY TO SPONSOR PRE-ELECTION RINNER-DANCE Co-Chairmen Siglielfo and Malone Announce Plans at Guy Lombardo's U»Sty Party Campaign Manager Ray Malone and Chairman Phil GigUello imnouneed that the Unity Party of Preeport wiu sponsor a hUge pre-election dinner-dance arty at Guy Lombardo's East Point House starting at 6 PM. on March 19. This alfBlr will be open to not only party members but also to the general public. Since tliis will he the last rally before Election Day, March 21, Mayor BUI Giacfcen and Trustee Candidates Ted Laaf and Ben Abbeng wlll_Rirsoijgl!x.,Eteet-anfl seeak tn newJpjreeBort residents., Secause of the success of similar affairs in the past. Chairmen Glgllello and Malone aslc thai those requesting tickets telephone FB 8-8856. , Counciilnstalfed At Good Shepherd The Reverend,Charies D. Treiler, Jp;, Pastor of the Lutheran CbHrch of ttie Good Shepherd, Boosewat, UMalled the Cbnrcb C3otmcU a£ m Sunday Service, necenay. Ilie twelve-ttiembered Council is. composed of WlHiaia C. Andrews, Ernest Bach, Artliiir Cuteon, BJorn Erlcliseii, WflUam Eubanks, Alfred BWsberg, Hawy CSrack, Kay Nathaoj, Aine Beiiiertsen, Paul Samuels, George Schmidt and Harold Strauss. Unofficial Poll Shows Unity Party In 2-1 Plus Lead An nnofflctai piM condncted by an Independent outside gronp revealed the toltowinf fignres: Feb. 18 BILL GLACKEN (520 calls > Unity Party 57 B. SWEEN¥ Village Party ITMBECmED Feb. 25 BILI< OLACKEK (480 calls) Vnity Party B. SWEENY Village Party UNDECIDED 23 20 m 22 19 Tests for Literacy Certificates to Be Given on Mar. 11 Provision has been made for testing and Issuance of Literacy Certificates on Saturday. March It from 8 BJn. to 6 pJn. at the Bayvlew Avenue Cafeteria during registration for the Freeport laectlons-wliliai win' John Dodd School Lists High Honors Ellen Beebe. Stephanie Bernstein, Lynn Bothe, Patricia Cerrtnl, Carolyn Cotter, Kenneth Cowan, Richard Evans, Arlene Feiner, Alan Pink, Rosalind Greenberg, Corinne Grit-man, Vlcki Harrall, Marlene Herman, Janet Hoffman, Baymond Hoffman, JoAnn Huestls, Elizabeth Ireland, John Jageis, -Mary Klaes, Zinta. Kondratjevs, Judy Lantor, Andrew Levy, Darienne Levy, Mary McMahaa, JoAnn Meisler, Klngsley Metz, Joan MlHer, Caria Morettl, Eric Moskowltz, Wendy Poland, Margaret Seed, Carolyn Boemer, Patricia Rothstein, snien Schacher. Eathryn Scott, Ray Wesley, Helen Wolland and Amanda Young. AAAYOR SLACKEN IN TALLS CERS Picture above shows, left to right, Raymond T. Kelrnan. President, Lillian Stephens, Treasurer; Mayor Wlillam F. Glacken, Louise lAino. FinanGiftl Secretary and Mildred Hermann, Vice-President. All were installed for their second term as officers of the MunlcliKil Yearly Club of Preeport at special ceremonies held on February 24 at the Fire Exempt Hall. Mayor Glacken conrratulated the officers and members of this oreanization consisting of municipal employees of Free-port. The club is also celebrating its ISth anniversary. The Mayor paid special tribute to the spirit of friendship and loyalty which prevstlls In tiie club. Teen-Agers Invited To "Saturday Prom" The Preeport Recreation Department has been Invited by NBC to bring 20O teen-agers to the Merv Griffin's "Saturday Prom" TV Show which is broadcasted weekly. The younfsters who attend wlB be transported at NBC's expense on Sativday, &9afch 4. and wUI participate in the live TV showipg from 5:30 to 6:00 PM. on that date. All Preeport teen-agers 15 and over who would be interested in making thi? trip are asked to contact the Preeport Recreation Department for details on receiving their tickets. Thoyonngrtors will be supervteed by qualified recreation staff leaders. There Is no cluaee for (his trip. DRUG STORE NCynCE Bemliard's Vbai^stmy, S* W. Merrick BdL, Fteepoxt, wUI remain (^en late, mitU ID pjn. Simday, March 9. All other drug stores wJw are members of the nveport Plianaacy Association close at Z pan. on Sunday. Bentbaid'B telephone is WB 8-0088. i i l E CARD PARTY l i i R C i r % Mayor Bill Glacken and President Officials To Be Special Guests The Women's Division of the "Unity Party" of Preeport has completed plans for its Sixth Annual Card and Bunco Party to be held at the Elk's Clubhouse, Merrick Road, Preeport, Tuesday, March 14, at 8:00 p.m. Admission price includes refreshments, table and door prizes- Mrs. Anna Z. Amberman of North Grove St. is chairman. Mrs. May Bannon and Mrs. Bell Predsali serve as co-chairmen aaslaled by following committee: Miss Barbara Anderson, Mrs. El-berta Anderson, Gertrude Ohrlstol-fers. Idellft Passlno, Laura Jean Mnnernan, Dorothy Gordon, Marge Meubergcr, Gloria Kutzner, Amelia Malone. Rose Mason, Helen Meenan, Sandra Meenan. Rosemary Miller, Mabel Moran, Alma Boljerts, Maldie Baylor, Catherine Smith, Josephine Thompson, Jean Welch, Mabel Young and Mrs Jean Welsch. Mrs. Rose Mason is in charge of tickets. The Hospitality Committee includes Meadames: wmlam P. Glacken, Johann Glacken, Arthur MuUer, Ted l-ang, George Filr-berg, Benard Abbeile, Phil Olgiello. Paul Kelly, Kenneth Vougbt, Jules Blrgenthal, Allan Kellpck, Raymond Malone, Julius Mlntz, Robert Earon. and Miss Patricia Collins. Mfl^or Glacken and His Official Family will attend as special guests. kNKER AND CONGRESSMEN WilUan jr. Ubutin, Jlr" President of the South Shore Federal Sav- Ings and ftiOan Jtesoclation and Mrs. Bbrtin entertain Nassau-Sntfolb Conjcressman' at the Annual I«gisIatlTe Ctenferenee of tite United States gsvlngs and Loan lieague held in Wasbljigton, D. C-retsently. Pictured are, from left to r%M,'nmUam J. Martin. Jr. Consressman OUs G. Pike, WrB. Frank 3, Becker. BIri. WUIam 3. Martin, Stn and Congressman FrsBk 3. Becker.
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Sorry all, I feel bad that I post so much on here lol. It's just that, to be vegan and make this transition, means SO much to me and is my major resolution for this year! And so far I've been doing better than I thought, it's proven to be easier with time! and of course all of your advice, support and insights.
Today was so difficult with chocolate cravings. I know there are many vegan options but I just wanted all the .. ah, not good things... hersheys and reese's and the worst part is they are everywhere! the first thing you see when you check out at the supermarket, my classmates, then the kids at the elementary schools, it's very hard.
When the chocolate craving hits, I've only been able to come up with dried nuts / fruit mixes, trail mixes, maybe cereal bars that are vegan but...too processed for my liking.
The way I see it you have 2 choices. Just tough it out and beat the craving. Or find yourself a good quality vegan dark chocolate and allow yourself a small square or bite of it as a treat now and then. If a small piece would satisfy your craving then you're fine, if it would take the entire bar or a large portion to kill the craving you may be best just abstaining and letting the craving go.
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Nothing wrong with a 70% dark chocolate square with an espresso, coffee or tea for desert. We often do just that as desert is the final course of dinner in France.
Your problem is shared by most Americans which is their addition to cheap, poisonous junk food. I do pity folks who live in such an unhealthy environment. However, you must choose your path, not the one that is laid out there for you for profit. You must learn that corporations can only be interested in profit and nothing more.
Read "Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us by Michael Moss" which is now in paperback. Then read Pandora's Lunchbox, Junk Food Deficiency, The China Study, etc.
Your role can be that of a leader. Inform yourself about how the world works. You don't have to say anything. Why the dog didn't bark is just as powerful as why the dog barked, n'est ce pas?
I used to need a chocolate treat after Every meal. After going a 2 week period without any sweets, sugar, sugar substitutes of any kind, chocolate, and food with "natural flavors", my chocolate cravings were gone. I no longer need, want, crave, or think about chocolate. I don't feel I am missing anything. My delicious plant-based food is enough. I feel more at ease. My taste buds changed so a piece of fruit tastes delicious and satisfying. I don't have the energy crash after eating sweets. My energy level is good and its even all day. I am free! Whatever you decide to try, cold turkey, or otherwise, good luck!
I love good dark chocolate - and one of the key things about it is that a good chocolate is not to be munched down but is supposed to be just slightly broken down then savored as it slowly melts (cocoa butter melts at about body temperature). That slow rolling around on the tongue brings out the flavor notes of wherever the cacao came from, fruity/berry, spicy, etc. Lately, we've been making our own 'chocolate bars' from coconut oil, raw cocoa powder, and local dark maple syrup plus a dash of cinnamon or cayenne or a nuts & dried fruit sprinkle or a sprinkle of crumbled cacao nibs on top. A wee square of that is enough for a whole day's satisfaction. It also makes a good coating for nut butter granola balls we make (which end up similar to something like a Kudos bar but without all the fractionated and pseudo 'healthy' ingredients and such).
wow, this is great and very inspiring to read! Haha, well - I know many people love and get used to the dark chocolate. but honestly I'd rather avoid that, just not favourable to my palette! I think I will try this 2 week palette cleanse - with no chocolates or added sugars.
just hoping that most crisps and potato chips are vegan too - seems like they are making more healthy alternatives, i think the salty / peppery flavours will help to curb the cravings too.
check the labels - look for hydrogenated oils, look for whey and milk fat (often used in baked goods and they are milk derivatives), look for high fructose corn syrup and other added sugars, those are things you do not want.
There are some good baked rice crisps and such that are pretty good as far as ingredients.
Also, when it comes to reading labels you'll want to be wary of "natural flavours". Those "natural flavours" might be plant-based or might be animal-based.
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I AH Featores af TW Hempstead Inquirer awlaf Hie Obterrer-Post in TUs Paper Nassau County Review AmalffsaHited With the / ROCKVILLE CENTRE OBSERVER-POST AND HEMp/tEAD INQUIRER Obtarer-Pott Hempstead Inqiwer tn this Paper Gmbiaed mmA Better Tkaa Ever Official Paper, VHlage of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 192 COSTS WWN AND VILUGESPO TOFIGHTFORGASRAHREDUCnON No Decision Yet. As To . Outcome—How Cost . is Divided LIEUT. GOV. "JERE" WOOD TAKES OATH OF OFHCE IIcmpHt«»a<l—^h<> town i«f ll«>nriwt«ul nn.l the villa)V«-K "f Ih-miwlead. RiK-k- vllli' <'fhtr<> iiml Fri •¦port will h;ivo H|M'nl tit leunt Ift.X^O, Uttidos ('nijn»<.>I f»-«'s of thf! vlll>iK>>s In ItKhtliiK Iht- in I ivsMo In fr:iM rules |/r(>t«»<K"-<l h.v tho .\a».Miiii & Suffolk l.lKhliiiK ('orrtiMin.v. If il rfiliictlon l:i tin- iiriii)iis«^<ll r;tt<' is wniri-d the Kavlngrt on oii^ nionth'H K«K blllH would t)rot)nbly moro than otT wt tho roitt ot tItthtinH. Xo doilslon ha.s y«'t iK'in liandod down hy the? I'lih. IU- SfrvliT- ('i'itn.inl»sl<>ti. llt-nr.v L. Mhxhoii of Maxxun A .Ii>nfH nii|w.-an'd iiH coiihki'I foe the town, wliilo v»ii-lou.-! vlllaK<: counwl ic|»rf.scntf'd their rcsiicctlvi' vlllaK*''<. Vndor nn aC!r(fC>ni<?nt iuIo|>t<il Ii.v thv villuKi' and town Ixtfirdc. the oxiH-n.ic of larryliiw till' ciiHO lioforo thi' I'lililii: H<Tvic<' 1,'orn- inlM.sloii wuM diviilod. Ilii> town (in.viiiK ono half and tho tlin-c villatfi-H ono HixHi oaili. Thf- tolal cxiM-iir"-. In-Hld'-H oounwl fwM noioLiiUt'd (o. {ri.TilO 75. Of this tho town i>ayH f-'.Sfii),:!? and l!io ^•lllaK(•H $ft3!).4l! i-aih. Mr.; .Maxnon's Mil. to )k> paid wholly by tho town. Is $l.t20.l>'J. T\k: vlUaifcs will pay llieir own eflunsrl. The exivniio hill was a.s- follow.-^ .lolm .1. .Mi.'.'Whiiiis. fi'os UMd dlHlnirsemcntH :....% s (ti.Ti Sie/ioprapher s fiH'n l;tl.7ii W'lltlitni Klllstin. Itooscvoli. I tatidk I-.1.01)I l..v!i W. K. Hullivan. gltit e.xiKMt. .M7..')(i j A. AV. Hriorloy, real OHtiite oxjiert "7.r.n th.-it Mdiviii/^hl^¦l^ler. K-ts e.-cpert ;!.v:U.61 'I', li. KlnpfM-r. n-al est.ito export .I<remluh Wood, first Ileutenant-Kov- ernor eleoted from .Nassau i-onnty. ¦jji ^'llnned his oinilul duties the tlr-st d.iy of the iifw yj'iir. He is a resident of l.yn hrook, and many Intimate frl<-iiO». from MAN WHO STUCK POLE ON TOP 0' THE EARTH TO SPEAK IN HEMPSTEAD HemiwtfUd—The next meeting: of the .Mnn'H AfMfM'ititlon (if the First Pres- hylerlsn church, Tuesday evening, .Jan¬ uary 11. pronilHes to fje esiieciaily In¬ teresting. The speaker will be Mat- lh«'W Hansen, the only man other than KHqiiimuux who aOeompanled Command er I'eary on his final diish to the North role. .Mr. Hanson, In fari. was the man who jilanted the tlaK at the pnle. His talk win In- Illustrated with lan¬ tern slides. There will also b<> miisie. the usual so<¦la^. lime and refreshmpntN. .VIeml>er« Jire tirgod tfi he lavsent and hi-hiK their friends. • a — ; riKlil. I'lKli'iwood & I'nderwoud I.IKI T.-tiOV. wool! ok Resident, Who Tim>U Ills Heat ttt .%lh:tny on .lanuary 1 y'llhiKe .ind otli.r parts of the mty were in Alhuiiy la wltiK-s.^ the I < ireniony and purllcipa^e tn the lioiiot l.fil. IX'stowed upon their "favorite son." ¦\V.('.Aii:<oll, liiilMoiK ,iX| (IS.on ¦ *.''..72().T.' A^ the lillls were all Hiilimlilod lu ;i lump ximi aK'iii)'*! the town, Ihn tiiinnli ¦t I. 'tr ; i<;'- t)i V \^ ;."''l«rl!VHl., Vii!; v^e i-em^et 'th.rt tltn/ W- Tfia.ih! out for the towii'.s share only ami the vllla«*s hilled sopnralely. The town's .share toUls |:t.ttsn.l>!l. •Mere.' has liMtl reer In pi as hi- 1 SUIT is affectionately lallf e.sstul. pro>jre..s8ive r and laislneWck. -u'ii-.....^!HLjj-'ijjLJ'u.'i.'i.'it'.i. ^ttiitsiji,— mJnu-Lij;iiiu.jtt;.. SUPERVISOR SMITH IS AGAIN CHAIRMAN Reelected by Connty Board for Fifth Term — Appointments '¦ For the New Year Mineola—Supervisor Hlnim it. .Smith t|ie town of Hempstead was reeled- I cliMlrman of the Hoanl of .Su[>er\-l»- s on .Monday. This wa^ Mr. Smith's lirih eleillon to Ihe oHlie. Al till- .same time the Hofird re- oleited .lessc F. .Merritt of FarmlnK- dale. cli-rk. and H. Siewarl .MiKniKht. lunsel. Charles 1'. Stowe was appointed com- "mls.si^iiier of elections to siiiietHl him- Sfir. ' Lawroiue B. Klrwin had been reappninted at the meeting hold Thurs day of lasl week. The salary was tlxed at $;t.flO0. an Inei-ease of $500 a year, alloWfil iirid< r the election law lieeaiise of the IncMii.sed jiopulation of the (•'ounty . The vurious supervisors were made c-»immitte<-s In charge of roads In their respective town.s. For the first time in a year the slier- lIT's rt-port showed more iiinmles in the Jail than at the eori-»>«pondiMir time a year uko. There were 3a at the rlom- of last v.'eok, a^^lnst 31 a year IIKO. HOWTHET ON I.vnhrook hiK tabs on street lanifl-. Vol. XXIV, No. .2 KEEP TABS IN LYNBROOK (OPS aa d n«w wily of keep- ix)lli-e foree. I'atrol- mej» liave Ix n ordered to refKirt all 8«>nt aruund t nteht to turn out an occasional 1 not report tl known that he;»ts. And then- If the offleerM do ll^rhts out, It will be ley do not cover their ior IlKhteA. A man la EHENilONVOTE KEMPS1 TO Hempstt mer<-«- dire InK ^f th^ ing. .lan ship is • Views Sleroc The of th ComiN Ijann MEMORIAL »UT TO VOTE BY IBER OF COMMERCE —The Chamber of Conn lors unnAunee a srwi-lafcrneet- iissor-lation on Friday e\fn I- 14. The eritln- memher- cd to attend .iiid express the .Siildiers' and .Sailors'' PATRIOTIC SPIRIT IS SHOWN INMEM0RIALT0WIN0NANAR11 tlnK will Ik? lield at the office lolin llnnc(K-k l.ife Insurance Fulton avenue, adJoinlnR the nd It.illroad station. will l)P taken an to the desire of th/ minilwrs on Ihl.s question. Veterans of Forei^ Wars Soeak Plainly at insti¬ tution of Auxiliary—Jewel Presented to Past Compander W. T. Corbett MAY INH ETMANY EMPSTEAD LiJL.1^1. lll,llii>^l-.J-.,. POLICE DEPT. DINES VILLAGE_0FFICIA|S Chief Hartmann Receives Gold Watch as Freeport Police Are Organized l''reei)ort.7-The llrst annual dinner ot thf Freepift Police Department W!>« helil Wednf^lflay eveniViK at heiidqiiar- ters, Churcli stre-t, Isitli .-i.h a cclelii.i tlon of its orKaiilziitlon and as ii tesli- monl.il to tlu» VllhiK'' Hoard of Trii.-ftei'h'. which had organized il. The r>iK feature ot the c\cm1ii(j' w.is the pre.s»'nlution. as a surprise, of a gol'l watch to Chief lliirtn'-Ann. Waller li. COEzeHH. on behalf of the offlcers and men of the deparlineiit. made the prf.'H-ntatlon. The watch i^ Insorllied; "Presented to Chief Hartmann hy the nfemberu of the foree, Janu¬ .ary 3. J 921." The dinner, eerved hy W. R. nnd A. R. Frost, putereru, was above crlti- elsm. Tte following were Kuests: Supervisor Hiram ft. Smith, lormer VillaKe pre.<ldeiit Sidney 11. .Swexey. I'teslik'ul Clarence .\. Kdwiirds, Police ('onnnlHsloners Silas .\. Williams. Henry •1.. Maxson, Uliyniond .1. .Miller and How ard K. Peai-.sjill. VillaKe CouiisiM Clin¬ ton .M. Flint, Treasurer H. Dimon Smilli, Collector D. Frank Seaman, .lustice .\l Nn N. .lohnnon. Mre Chief Clarence I'.. Wllllamfi. H«.<war<l £>Bterhout. Health OBlcer Dr. Wlllttwn H. RUtide, AiiinKe Clerk H. I'. Hhou, and Deinity Flre Chief Chui-les F. tVIt*. with the folIowlnR ivp leHentntlvoa of the press: Cecil 11. .lohu- eon, Nassau CoUiity Itevlew; K. V. Hald- whi, Hrooklyn Times; .lohn .1. t)'Nelll, Hri>oklyn EnKle. Walter ti. Coziens, of the Lkxinl of JCdueatlon, who hun aetlvely workeil In the interetfta of the police department fourteen years, us a tipeclal ofllcer. wns master of tiereraonles. _C'onKrnliilatoi-y addre.mieH were made by most of the KuestB. 'At the HUggeetlon ot Vlllatje Trustee M(uc.<ion, the uaeemblAKe stood for .'i mo- • iient in nilent tribute to th# rfteniory ot Snilth F. Pcamall. who was a spmlal officer of the department. e0SBm4AMYfERPRi WHYGIVElTIEMBEniJAIL? ViOage Boari Quite Willing Resi- deats of Outlying Sectiors Should Von on Annexation, Bnt Do NoS Propose to Initiate Movement lp Compel Them to Come into the Incorporated Village FED FROM DEATH UNDER RJl. TRAIN Said to be John Hughes Palled from Tracks as Loco- mi^ve Speeds By Rockville Centre—Patriotic Spirit was much in evitlenco on Tue.sday evening when ofUc^r.s of Ma.jor General .F. Franklin Bell Post, 103, Veteraii.s ot' Foreign War.s, were installed, ami Winona Martin Auxiliary, of the .Major (teneral J. Franklin F)ell Po.st, was in.stitutetl and the oflicers in.stalled, in the Libra¬ ry building, Clinton avenue, Tuesda.v, Jajiuary 4, in an impre.s- ^ive manner. -—— - » Captain James F. Rorke, of the P. S. .Marine ('oriis. State |)e|>urtmeiit Com- MRS. VOORHIS INSTALLED AS AUXILIARY PRESIDENT HaMwin, (leorKe nplij>.-e. .111.1 a 81 onlll not Ih. Iei4iiie I'estboiiiid 1,. I. 1- l-'riedlin. a vail iiiKer wbo.se n iliaKBed f K. tracks on New F.lsie Voorhis. iipparentlv in a l-ll Inst as a Hempstend-It idents of terrltm villaKc will lia\ vole at the «j)i In tion of exteTiidlntr to Include thflf | This, howvvei, <iwn action. I^ i mofd to l>e the Hen- timent of the VI iu question was bmi that while the i the oiusiders. t iiolhinK that wm tempi lo "draK" The matter ca .McLaiiKhlln suid ed the owner o( Company, east north of .liTusnU U< ha^\e the !>i village, n-i. Iha SURPRISE DINNER DANCE FOR FRANCIS J. KLAESS Kockvllle tVutre. —Mr. and Mru. JoMvph I.. R}'an k***''' n sun^rlsB dinner |>arty nnrt dantyo in honor of the blrth- tlay (>t f'fhkU'lH .1. K|»esH, at their hom« T» Iterapat«|&4l avenue. Mlfitiday evenliiK. peoenobar 27. The • A-aa deeomted wtth I \.is. The Kueata: ' M.> rks, Kuth B*nn«tt, Clnrl<-o , ,inr- lon Snydar, of Brook!:. ir^, Ruth Cortwtt. of thl^ in* yo«n», tA Brook; ¦WKito. J. Sv^iiiia' IClaeaa, I-oii!.-) .T ; Klaes^, ., .,u. . Officials Protest Against I Demand for Heavy Exnenditures Mineola—With the cost i>er prisoner; amoiintInK to an avernKe of $S.74 per' dey, .Na.sgau County olflclals nre stronK-, ly opposed to any hinovatlon proposed by stale j>ttlclal.-+ that shall requin- Jail tor Nassnu-County prisoners. This backed by the fact that the numlier of i prisoners In the jail h^ been i-educed from an averaKe of 6« last year to 2!(; tills year. (.'ountinK the money invested in the | county Jail. $;)0O.O0U. as an investment, j toKcther with the <-ost of caretakers.] etc.. the cost i>er pri.ioner Is estlmaleit at not less than JR i)er day. i Continuing objei^tlons to the State Prison (Commission's ren<*wed -demands j for additions to the county Jail, county i offlcials. led b.v the Hoard of Supervis¬ ors, are firm for restrlctinK such chanK- es as may he nei-es.sary to rea.sonable exiionditures. They propoae to continue their llKht aKrtlnst whal they deem en- liii-ly imcalled-for and extravaicant re quiremei^. A .-nummary of the coeta of the cotmty Jail as to the cart* ot Inntates Bhows these Ukuh's: Total exiiendituras for all pris¬ oners, (includluK salarlea of cmployetAi) »:iS,887.91 Crmt for prisoners, exeludlni; .salaries of warden, kevpers, employeea Pally average number of prIs oner-1 In Jail Cost ol all prisoners i)er ttay. IncluJlnK ^<alarles of employ's 106.54 Cost per prisoner per day in¬ cluding salaries of employeen 3.74 Co»t ijer prisoner per we«k In- cludinx salarifa of employee* 26.18 Cost of all prlaonera p*r day. exdudinK salaries of employ- THUNDER 'N' UGHTNING SURPRISE IN JANUARY Fourth of July lianged It's way in¬ to Weilnesday, .lanuary Fifth with a bnrage of thunder and liKtnliiK about hlKh noon Just when everyone wa.s beKlimli'K to think of eats. As if sorry for the dlsturl>ance and delay crente<l. the clouds cried tor¬ rents and then In l>old rno<'kery. the «un shone forth to Inurh at tho«t who carried nrtibrellas and wore overshoes. ¦ A ioc.-il weather sharp said the backbone of Winter had Ixjen broken by , the heavy crash. Something must have broken for the vitii-atlun shook the Dbservtn bulldlnK. ]7,69«.St 29 e»s ...a 4S.'J1 Cost i>er'pi-t»oner per Aay, ex- eludlni; salaries of employees 1.8« Cost IHT ))ri8on«'r l¥»r week, extlvdlnK'salaries of employ¬ ees ... ll.«2 KxiienJItures frnm Juiv SOth, ,1»1». to June SI), i;iSO: ' Salaries »21.2»1.40 i*urt'b|»se ot equipment...... 69S.S7 Repairs io hullcUnK 3.0liE.II$ Maintenance r.f equipmAut.. . .OMce expoine Imiiii-nnre (larden exp(^9» (other thun auppllesi Ftiel Food .Tuiltorc' •lippUea Gai'ikin auppIlM Mati-ona' vuppllaa .vttoeellaneoua •uppUea. tiH>, water and clothlRB IJtS^e lS.4fl H*.7» 111.00 303.10 S,S»T.2l Xi».2S SttJiS FEWER DEATHS IN 1920 THAN IN FOUR YEARS. TOWN CURK SHOWS Hemiistead—Fewer deaths occurred In tho town durinK 1»20 than during any ot th\' previous three years, Town Clerk tlilbert'B recorda ahow. Tho year 1920 vfae a busy one In tho olllce, judtrlnK from a summary of a i)Ortion of the work done tliere dur¬ ing the year. Recording blrtha, mar¬ riages and deaths and issuing mar¬ riage, hunters' and ddg licenses form no small task. The year'a reporta show a subatan- ,ttal Increase In tho number of births and a falling off In the numlier «f deaths. More than 2,000 licenses were iHsued. which beat the previous yenr, also a big one. by about S60. The followinc figures do not Include tlte incorporated villages, with regard to deaths and births. 1»17 1918 nirth.s 8i» 7IS tVathH *>R 'lOSJ Marrtage Urena. 6^7 5iK) Hunters* Ucens.P'M 124S Non-resident or alien hunters' iJcenans 3 5 Dog l-l(*naes...3.'17fl 353 S •6«S soldiers Included wtio died account of InAnensa epidemlr. 191» «SQ 486 •M 1774 5 3405 IfSO gss 4»0 ft64 2019 13 SMS Knglne room supplies 108.S4 Medlclnoa 279J16 Rtwrd of Inaane Inmaten In in- aUtutlona 42.M Board of UunatM In iMMqUUte. 1(1.93 Bo*rd ot prtsooMnJa p«B*l ic •tltutlons 784.60 ¦Totat focpMMWa ....t3S,S87.«l ¦i A*drage nuKriiM' of ptwoners In jail l.*03.8d}dMly. 3*. ( possible lli/i 11-1- asi and south -f I le an op|XM-tup;ly to l"etioii on 111.,' (I'les- liiitfi' boundaly l.nes ¦\rrty. II deiieiul iiiKiii Lheir Hoard when the l.l up Tue.mlay alKhl. IhiKe Woulil Welcome oarU would do ¦m lo b* .-111 al¬ ii'iti into till' villaKe. op .vheis TrUKte4' ¦ hax '.een infoiTn- !¦ .Moritiiy Realty U'illi.im urei'l and aM'Miie. (voiild like, ri V t.ukeij into the! .. > c .".J '>."e|. sewi-r ' ^ ear .s eve. :i man wh slillMii. stumbled aie ir.'iiii w.i.< iitipionehiiiK. The ni;iM had < roswed the tracks ani | w.ilkeil un.steailily aloiiB the pl.ill'orm. | brii.-^bitiK .iH.iln.xl men, women and chil ¦ llvil, until he re.lched the cenlie of Iliel pliiltorni. He Hiepped onto the liaiksi ami proieedeil toward an appro.icliini! I westbouiiil p-ain. when la- fell. ; XS'oineii screiimed and turned away. I while 111! iinkiiown hero, who must ko ' nameless, lieeiiu.se he was too niodest to i Kive his name, xrabhed the heavy form j .uul b.-K.iri to ilr.ii; il I'loni the path of llie (rain. . l''rieillein. who liai' Ixeii watcliiriK the • in.ili. hastened te a.ssist. , When taken williin the station, the I man respoiuleil to a request for his I iiatne as lohn Unfiles" but no one j i-oiild be found who kne^v* of a .lohn | llunbi's who hail s, narrowly escai>ed | ilcath. ' j sercTh. riiiER ¦il presi.le name Of the Winona .Martin .\u-\iliary. \'. m the \ erans of Foreign Wiirs and iiistalb Junuary 4, In Ihe l.ihi-.ny Huihlln, when the orKanl/Jttion was Institute has Is-en a re.slileiit of Hockville Ce .lUi.- '. '.«¦ the m'-eliiiK lid iirovldt" tbe he :mi>osslble lo i;,-e rystem unless '. tlKlKe limits. rtKK-sted thai the' in this proiierty. ns s^if'is favorabl.v dis- t lUe village elec lit the stand that l:i:e the rK'tition w ak in thai di cot the business I 'ry to get Ihem ll waa re()urt« that the compan sewers, hut it v conne«.'f with the they were within I'l-esldeiit Xich mntter of taking well as other IKised coitld come tlon In March. 1 outsiders should and do all neee; i-ectlon. as It real of the Village Bfw in Hgaliist their The attitude ot they Wfie welcci come. ('opkis of talned from fhe Willai-d '-Iilfnths. It Is probable 1 pointed In connei some time ago v tlv.'' and thar cop circulation will I dents of the diffi The commute.' of outsiders. \A>ea\ Affair^Before Itoard JiistUf Walter fo the Board his can (las Accum Elliaheth, N. J street lnteri«H-tlon for thirty days, They burn acetyle ho retllled once tn work on flM nai buoys used at m-a, policeman on the One will he plac of Fulton avenue Want I.. I. K. K At the BUggestI lAUghlin, wlKi i;omplain'ts about the raihroad stall ed the clerk to req Kailroad (:7<]«n|)any] atead station open goes at night am goes In the mornl passengers who w enlng Hoard was that ¦ they want In tltion can 1^^ oh- Ke Counsel. 11. Body of Baldwin Soldier Who Died Orerseas, Brought Back For Interment l!aldwiii.--Tli.' body of Uiirvey T.. -Miller, who died overseas In wat duly, li;is Is-en broufrtit homo luid buried Willi all the honors due one who m.ide the --<aeD*tlce for his country. One of the well-known aad loved young Irien of Haldwin he w;is among the tlrst to enlist In tiie war. lb" soon obtained niiiU :is eorpOial. -MRS. KI.SIK vooiinis i'reslHent of .ViMiiliarj- of Veterans of foreign \> ari I the committee ap- ' with the mutter igain tiecome ac- M, the iielition for IMiivlded for resl- t .sections. - tmposed entirely Ji.iies turned over Ik fia- $145. repi-o- senting flnea colle nl for violations of diiilnK l)eceml>er. W.-d uiid«-r t;.. law village ordlnancei His bill for ftv was »7«.10. Th» B<iard acct-i H a proimsltlon of R. A. O'Hara. rep uniting the Amerl Company of J lilac*' one of Its here on trial If! cost *185 each, l naf and huve to irv' months. They l>rinclplo as gas ut 4ei-ve as a silent Ircets. at the Intersection nd -'Vlaln street. ilitloii Upen Later i.r Trustee M I < 'had lire since .May. 1911. Hcforo that jl.e I lived in nrooklyn. She was edueatid I In the Bmoklyn schools and in a bimi j ne.SB school In New York. I Mrs. N'oorhls Is a diiiiKhter of C'l.i and llernnidine Uei'th. She has loi j years heen aellve in i hurch work. ,\i one time she was a tnemher of S'. I I'eter's Lutheran Chun h. ISedfoi'il a\- j nue, Brooklyn. : In .May. 1«!7, .Mrs. XOorliis orKanl;-eil the Hrst wonieir's auxiliary lo the Nei- erans of Foreign Wars in Hrooklyn anil I served as Its first president. She'ivpie- j sented Ihe au.viliaiy us d<'legate to the I national eneamiiniciit in .Sew Vork in jl»IT and in Washington. D. ('.. in Tllii The VS'inona .Martin Auxiliary is the ; result of her lalest activities. It is't!ie ' llrst of its kind in Nassau county. ¦ .Mrs. Voorhis live.a with her IiiikI)miiI ^Kdwin. and thne eliildren. Klsie. Cms jier and Don.ilil. at B4 .Maine avenue, I Kockvllle Centre. Hhe Is secretin y ui I the I'arenlTeaehers' .•\s.soeiation: a fmember of the l.ibr:iry .\Mxiliaiy .mmI j of Aai-enslon Church ECK BREAKS SKULL AS CYCLE HITS TREE Rockville Centre Man Taken Sanitarium in Critical Condi¬ tion After Accident to HKtUiT. lURVKV I.. .AIII.I.KR. Itoekvllle Centre.- Frank l-;ck. n, who resides with his sii'ter, Mrs. li.h rs-ns. at 121 .Norlh \lllage avenue, n-.ir rowly escapeil death when Uie ir.otor- cycle he was riding .ttriiclt a tree Issiil, the road Jn front of 2«K NoMh Villag.; ., I ... , ,j «... ., ,. ,,avenue, at 8:45 o'clock Tuesduv niglit, t i le Long Island t||'' rlgh' shoulder anH at Haee Hospital jan""ry 4. liave its Hemp- While on tho fleld of Imttle he was i-ecelved i honored by being made .sergeant. This j rly closing ofi*"le, however, he wns not uble to iiirry | Uoard dh-ect-!'""K "" "" *••'•¦ ^ he was woundi-*! In i j tlie last train the flrat one Is RUted that take late ev trains or e^fly inornlni; traina nil outaide In the are compelled to cokl. If they arrlv Taxlcab lieennes J'ear for the pr«#^ y,-*r, Chief Powers Of h* tire department the mothers, wiv< men who were In «, 1917. and No^-eji iw n, ism ihfMt amt teasintu. K naaifM • Aeal* M ta anirr ramt drtm atmta.—Ai 5U on Nov. 15, he succumlied. "I don't know." he said In a note scrlbl?leU with hl.s left hand to the g»'nei-«l cashier on October 23. "how long I will b« heiv. nor what the out¬ come will b«'." Sergeant MUler was J4 years old. He entered the employ ot Jones A Bakri rJ!."Ir,^'iV »10 a'O" l>cember KO 1915, and left for *-r. I vM-e on September IS, 1917. llu soon 'left fAr overseas work. Ills parents are huppy at last to hnve hlfl body home. The.v wild home was all the boys wanted. flergmint Miller's body was revived Wedneaday. ixvember 22. rt wan ac- oompnnled hy> a comrade wIk> unid he was sure of the Iditntltv of the remains atead Poat, I1»0, "f^jy evening, ^ ^as he knew Iiarvey at lh«' time of his death and the place of burial in France. Interment waa tna'de In tireenfleld auxlilar}-. MembAhl;, la limited to'Ometerv'. waa ftuthorlaerl tn win haee li rubber coats ami IX palnjof mblier bixit.i fori tbe deitartment. Tn Organtae VIImk'h AnidBiirr The Bnacuttve < wniltle<- of llemp- cMed to Mat>Altt t<i !h» post next Toes- [ •lay, plans for 01 koiiing a w<im.in'S' I'atrolljian liegeman and Cljtlo Wat kins, fin "employe., of the Vllhige, were nearby when the urddenf occurred, and rushe<l to assist the injuivd man. They hailed F. J. Ueynolds who w.«^ passiii.^ In un automobile and hurife<l Kck to the Ro<'kville Sanitarium. An examin¬ ation showed a fracture of the lias*- o.'' the skull and he was in critical cundj. tlon. He hus "iwen intei-mitmntly d.- llrKiuK since the accident. Th«' motorcycle he ^ras riding v.as completely wrecked. The force of thn Impact Is evidenced by the fact thai a part of the machine Is Imlwdded in the tree and iMiild not he removed eaally. Th* place of tlv accident is at a point Whero Village avenue tui'nM easterly. NASSAU REPUBUCANrGlYE irOWE THEIR ElflDORSEMENT Hempstaad.—Tbe Nassau (TJounty RtpuliUcan Committee held a short meeflnff lt> Mineota last Thuraday night. Mr. and, Mf_», MlOer, hla parents.! The only hnsioess done was tn* flndorae'-' •nuAy taa aaia ^nt to thank all Har*-»'» trleniSB for j nwnt of Charlea V. Stowe of Hemp- kui cmTMlMt. Mr kindness shown in tjielr trouble -and,stead for Commissioner of Blei'tlons. """l!*,,'*t* i alao for the l>e*ut*fuf fl^w^rs rci-j-h^^d 1 LltUtenant-flovemor Jcremlal-. Wood. ""'' "'at the home coming. iof f.ynbrook, Wfis present and spoke maiiil.'r of Vetemns of Foreign Wars, and a menils-r of .><«^mpe-r Fklells I'ost, \'. F. W.. comi.ri.sH'd enflivly of ma¬ rines, itislHlled thi- following ns oflicers of th.' I ..al |.o.st: Cominatider. Cliarb's P. .Me.s.s.M>ger: "' .s«iiioi vil .V commander. Kemsen B. Os tr:imler: Junior vice oinmander, III W..1I I.. Meljiuijhiiii; oflliei of Ibe day. l,<ltoy llns.s.'i-. and iiiiartei-ni;islei, .1 l.oili.s Neir. At Ille conelusi.m of this inslallation, .Mrs. .leniil.. i;. .Marin. iiutiiHial .secret.i i\ 111 the I.:idii>s' .\uxljiar\ ol' \'elerans of Foi-elKii Wins, instltut.'d the Wino¬ na M.iiliii Ailxili.iry ol the Major Ceil eral .1 ("raiiklin Hell I'lsst, in:t, and iin ni.'iliately aftee wile installed ihe i,.l lowing ellieeis: I'resi.lenl. .Mr.s. K,h\aid Voorhis; .se llim- \iie presiileiit, .Mis. Ja.-U Kneale; .iiiiiior viie )i|eNideiit. .Mrs. KIwihtiI I. .Mcl.;iugiilin treasurer. .Mrs. Willeby T. Ci.rbeit: seirelaiy. Mrs. Kverett Itiis .s«-lh coiiiUietress. .Mrs. Henry I, llaighl: chaiilaiii. .Miss (Irnoe Wallace; guard, .Mis (¦,illierln.> (largi'S. (Illd col or l.ear.-ix. Misses Uuth Corls'tt. Doro thy (iaiKcs and Klsie Voorhis. Tasf ('mitmiiiider f'orlieU Receives Jewel The ii.\vl.\ inataUed conima'uler cliarles I". Me.-Mti'nge •, pnmonted In r:i.-ir cimm.iniUH; TVilleb.1, T. i'.>ri-o'1'.. a '..-t r. \,ii'.,tiiii. ¦¦¦< .|4.-..-e| Ol ... 1- tile memberM of t!ie p«jt*t. In appiTci-i tion of s4'rvic«'s reiulei-ed. "The meniliers of the I'ost have looknl to you during the past yjisr for help, praise, syiniiathy and ai all timcK fouiiil you willlnt; lo give." said Com inaiider .Mes.scnger. "The high slaml an! you lia\e .sef mak«'s it not oi\Jy a pleasure bul a l>i-ivilege to cflrry 011 the worl.. and my lirst privilege is to present 1.1 .\nll till* i-fimniemoialioii of esteem, a I'list Cnmmandei's Jewel." "It is ditlii ull to adeiiualely express tho deep appreiiation I feel." Past Com mander Curlieti said, "and I give my assurance to-ev»(ry comrade that I shall valuo this gift most highly. Kverj'- thing I dill was ,1 pleasure and since I li.-ne stepiieni down, 1 have thought ol' several pleiisurahle lliings I should lil<e tu h;iM' done. I tliank ynu." I*alriutic Trweilur*' Tlie gtitherliig was lalleil u, order liy I'asi I ¦onimander < or'iett. All ai-osir and afler saluting the .American Mag. listened tn pruyi-r by the chaplain ami then nil sang ".VmerUa." I'a.-t Commiiuder Corls-lt welcomed the assetiiblugt- and explained that he is-rsonally knew Miss Winona Martin as llhrarlan of Ihe villuKe njid thut It was highly filling that the auxiliary slioulil honor her memory by ehosliig l.er name fnr ii.< name. When the giivel had been turned over to Commiimlei .Mes.seiiger, the llrcl ling h«' dill was lo invite Commander hur C. .Mi.rtfii. head of Hockville I'ost ;)o;t. Ameiican l.egion. nnd 'tiler of the late Wlnoiui C. Murllii. '\-fn tile rostrum. sayiilK the cerepumles of the evening wei-e of special Imareat. siiu-e lie had serveit oyeiHeUH And the name of one dear to him was Involveil 111 the institiiilon of the ladles' nuxilbiry. Kxplalniiig the jiurisise of thjr Veter¬ ans of Foreign Wars. Conmian<ler Mes¬ senger said Its aim In to further the progress of .servlc- men by Ix-lng a help 10 them and Ihi Ir relatives Ifl .e»vry way. .Vllboiigli the war Is eonaldertid over, he said a visit to the hospitals would remind the geneial public tluil ll Is not over, and iH>ver will lie over for ii g|-e.-il many. The organixatlon desires to aid and help when' It cun. lie Invited thos»' pi-esenl to bring to the post's a; tention any case of a foreign war vet¬ eran In need of aHslstoiice. Xatloii.il S«'crftajy Mrs. Jeniile K. .\tarln, after the Institution and instal¬ lation of the auxiliary officers, look th'' o{>portunlty. 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Barcelona's most useful Apps for iPhone
22nd May 2012
Be Hostels wants to show you the most useful applications for your smartphones in Barcelona! Stop carrying lots of maps from the city, the Underground and much others. Here you've got the ultimate guide!
First of all, you will need a complete guide to know all interesting about the city, and where to find it. As Barcelona guide we give you these options:
Time Out Barcelona ( Free )
Get the most out of your city break with Time Out travel apps for iPhone – it's the app savvy travellers have been waiting for. Expert local knowledge in your pocket: compiled by resident experts, the apps will help you track down the best bits on-the-go, featuring the lowdown on great museums, attractions, restaurants, bars, arts, entertainment and nightlife for your destination. Roam free: best of all, Time Out travel apps are entirely offline, so you won't receive any nasty, unexpected roaming charges.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/qssg8 )
Lonely Planet Barcelona ( 3,99€ )
Unlike other translator products, it does not require an internet connection or data roaming. You can use it anywhere, anytime without incurring any costs. We think this is essential given you will want to use this overseas and roaming fees can sting!. You can translate from English to a foreign language, and also from a foreign language to English. This is particularly useful given sometimes you want to understand what is being said (or written) and other times you want people to understand you. You can actually have a two-way conversation with the app acting as the translator.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/Waq4I )
Now you have a guide and you know where you want to go, you will need information about the transport around the city. Here you've got the best options for it:
Barcelona Metro Map ( Free )
Your perfect mobile companion for travel and leisure around the beautiful city of Barcelona. This is a complete guide about transport around Barcelona. Features: The official licensed Metro Map from TMB, live station and route updates, the World's fastest route planner, location of your nearest station, and it's all offline!
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/2Avas )
TMB Virtual ( Metropolitan transports of Barcelona ) ( Free )
TMB Virtual is an application developed by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona in order to make access to the city's public transport easier. Find the transport you need more quickly, plan your route and find out how much time until the next bus passes. Via mobile you can locate all of the bus stops, metro stations, trams and trains closest to you, and if you turn in a circle, you can find out in which direction and at what distance they are located. If you hold your mobile in the horizontal position, the arrows will lead you to the selected spot. TMB Virtual offers you the utility to find out at what time the next bus arrives (iBus), plan your route on public transport (I want to go to…) and updated information on changes to the bus network.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/urwy1 )
Now you are prepared to visit the city! Here you've got the most interesting touristic apps:
Barcelona Design Tour ( Free )
Barcelona Design Tour submerges us in Barcelona's design culture and offers us a group of actors who make up the city's design sector. This map concentrates the main entities, premises, schools, hotels, bars, restaurants, fashion shops and bookstores, as well as other important locations that can help you to understand why Barcelona has become one of the design capitals of the world
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/Tq6fT )
Barcelona Gaudí Audio Guide ( 0,79€ )
Gaudí was the genius creator of the Sagrada Familia, the Pedrera, Casa Batlló, Park Güell, Casa Vicens, Bellesguard, and the Güell Palace, amongst other buildings, mainly in Barcelona, where he developed his architectural and artistic prowess. And there is no doubt about his poularity: Millions of tourists, year after year, flock to see his works. This audio guide provides a comfortable and practical way to explore the city and discover all the magic and charm of the works of this Catalan architect.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/Ka6vT )
Gaudi's BCN ( 3,99€ )
he GaudíBCN audioguide lets you discover the work of the visionary architect who left Barcelona a legacy of unique landmarks. Admire the beauty and originality of 11 unforgettable places, 5 of them Unesco World Heritage Sites: the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, the Casa Batlló and the Casa Milà, or "La Pedrera"… More than one hour of audio content covering dazzling façades that resemble ocean waves, rooftops with chimneys that look like warriors, dragon-shaped fountains… Details and curiosities that will help you discover the work of the great modernista architect as you stroll through Barcelona.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/ohBwI )
FCB Watch ( Free )
Follow Barça around the world. Wherever you are you will know what FC Barcelona games are coming up and where you can watch them. FCB Watch works like a social network Barça supporters, via which they can say where they are watching the game or where they will watch it. This means that other fans looking for somewhere to see the game will be able to geoposition themselves. Enjoy the best of Barça football using your mobile device.
You can find it here ( http://goo.gl/LajIl )
Now, you know Barcelona as much as a person who live here! Thanks to these guides and other apps, you can visit the whole city! Don't miss any time, book your room at Be Hostels, and sleep cheap with us. Enjoying Barcelona is just one click distance!
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Foresbec Flooring Warranty
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Thank you for choosing factory-varnished hardwood flooring products. No substitute offers the quality and advantages of wood, a natural material. In the long run, its durability and longevity make it one of the most economical and hygienic floor surfaces available.
Since the 1990s, Foresbec Inc. has been manufacturing solid hardwood strips that exceed the North American industry's highest quality standards. Foresbec Inc. uses a unique process to create its factory-varnished flooring . State-of-the-art technology, precision milling, and the fineness of the Micro-V strips are pledges of an easy-to-install, impeccable quality flooring product. DuraStar, a finishing process exclusive to , protects the strips with layers of ultraresistant urethane. DuraStar contains aluminium oxide and other anti-abrasive ingredients that maximize resistance to abrasion. Ten layers of urethane are applied and dried using a unique ultraviolet process that ensures incomparable superior-quality finish and appearance. Moreover, Moisture Guard protection, exclusive to , is spread over the strip bottoms, helping prevent dilation and/or expansion of the strips due to seasonal changes in relative humidity.
Thanks to its unique innovations, sophisticated manufacturing processes and high monitoring standards, guarantees your complete satisfaction with your hardwood flooring for many years to come.
Foresbec Inc. provides a 25-year limited warranty on its prefinished hardwood flooring products manufactured after 01 January 2000 with the exclusive DuraStar finish. Under the terms of this warranty, Foresbec Inc., commits to repair, revarnish or replace a defective product, as determined by Foresbec Inc., should the warranty apply. In the event that corrective measures cannot be taken, Foresbec Inc. will reimburse the purchaser the percentage of the purchase price of the defective portion of the flooring equal to the percentage representing the remainder of the term of the warranty, according to its initial term and subject to the conditions and exclusions outlined below.
This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the product and is not transferable. To make a warranty claim the original purchaser must retain his/her receipt and/or other proof of purchase.
The warranty covers structural and finishing defects in the wood strips. It guarantees that the strips are free of milling and processing flaws and classification errors. It applies to all manufacturing defects and classification errors as well as all stain (if applicable) and DuraStar application flaws. A margin of error or imperfection not exceeding 5% is an accepted industry standard and therefore does not constitute a structural and/or finishing defect under the terms of this warranty.
Foresbec Inc. further guarantees the DuraStar finish applied to it boards against total wear, flaking or peeling for a twenty-five (25) year period beginning on the date the product was purchased. Totally worn out areas must extend over at least 10% of the entire floor.
This warranty only applies to flooring purchased at an authorized dealer and paid in full.
The warranty applies only to flooring installed for residential use.
The warranty applies only when flooring is installed in compliance with the installation and maintenance guide printed on each box of boards or by a specialized flooring installer recommended by an authorized dealer, which generally ensures a professional and compliant installation of the product. A more detailed version of the installation and maintenance guide can be found on our website: www.foresfloor.com
In order to benefit from the warranty, the purchaser must comply with the maintenance instructions and preventive measures indicated hereafter.
It is the owner's and/or installer's responsibility to check the product before beginning installation. Each nailed or glued (installed) strip will be considered accepted by the installer and/or owner and cannot subsequently be included in a warranty claim against manufacturing or classification defects. If the grade selection, manufacturing quality or quality of the finish are not satisfactory, please stop installation immediately and contact your dealer. If a strip has a noticeable defect, it's best to set it aside rather than install it and alter the general appearance of your floor. If this should happen, the defective strip can, in most cases, be repaired by cutting to save the unaffected part.
A manual nailer is far better than a pneumatic one for novice installers.
Installation onto a radiant heating system must be done according to installation standards approved by the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA).
Place a mat at each entrance and in front of kitchen workstations as a preventive measure. We also recommend you lift heavy furniture to move it and use pads under chair and table legs. Place a protective rug or plexiglass mat under a chair with rollers; do not roll casters directly onto the floor. Regular maintenance is necessary to preserve the beauty of your hardwood floor. Vacuum regularly to eliminate any abrasives such as sand. Quickly wipe all spills.
Products sold for scrap, classified as seconds, or sold as is are not covered by the warranty.
The warranty excludes damage caused by water, detergents, pet claws, spike-heeled shoes, sharp objects, abrasives (salt, sand, glass, etc), or hammering, rubbing or falling objects.
Neglecting the maintenance of the floor will void the warranty.
Improper installation, improper use of installation tools or the use of non-recommended, improperly adjusted or defective installation tools will void the warranty.
Storing the product in an inappropriate location, transporting it in inclement weather or installing it in an environment that is likely to deteriorate the wood, wear it out prematurely or change its physical structure will void the warranty.
The colour of the stain will change if exposed to sunlight; this is a natural phenomenon which is not covered by the warranty. Occasionally move rugs, mats and furniture to even out progressive colour changes in the wood.
Wood is a natural material which can dilate and contract with the seasons and normal heating cycles which affect its moisture content. Even if the floor was properly installed, some strips may dilate slightly at various times of the year. This can be explained by the fact that wood expands as relative humidity increases, and contracts or shrinks in low relative humidity. These slight differences are not covered by the warranty. It is important to maintain the relative humidity in the home at a constant 40% to 45%, using a humidifier or dehumidifier as required. Room temperature should be comfortable, between 18°C and 22°C (64oF and 72oF).
The warranty does not cover labour or transportation charges or other losses or expenses incurred by a defect covered by the warranty. Foresbec Inc's responsibility is limited to the replacement of the product only or to its repair, according to the solution chosen by Foresbec Inc, according to the terms of this warranty.
No distributor, dealer, installer, agent, salesman or representative of Foresbec Inc is authorized to change and/or add to the conditions and/or life of this warranty.
This warranty specifically excludes and replaces any other warranty related to these products, including the legal warranty in jurisdictions where the exclusion of such warranty could be validly stipulated. The product buyer cannot in any circumstances, therefore, exercise any rights or recourse against Foresbec Inc, regardless of its nature, except for those specifically provided for in this warranty and its conditions.
In order to be valid, your residential warranty must be registered within 30 days of purchase. To register, simply print and fill out the form at the following URL: www.foresfloor.com and mail it to the following address:
Foresbec Foresfloor Customer Service 1750 Haggerty St. Drummondville (Quebec) J2C 5P8
Should you wish to use your warranty, you must first contact the authorized dealer where the product was purchased. If the dealer cannot answer your questions and offer complete satisfaction, please send us your remarks and comments, in writing, no later than six (6) months after the defect first became apparent, but within the period covered by the warranty. You must enclose a copy of your proof of purchase at an authorised dealer, a copy of your installation invoice (if applicable), and copies of any other documents related to the product, purchase or installation.
Foresbec Inc reserves a period of thirty (30) days from the receipt of the claim to investigate, research, and check the purchase date, original owner's identity and proof of purchase. During this period, alterations, replacements or repairs must not be done, otherwise the warranty will be void.
Contact information:
Foresbec Foresfloor Customer Service 1750 Haggerty St. Drummondville (Quebec) J2C 5P8


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Paul Nasca to Discuss "Lincoln's War at Washington's Boyhood Home"
The Alexandria Archaeology Museum is offering a free illustrated lecture about historic Ferry Farm on Saturday, February 25, at 10 a.m. Alexandria Archaeologist Paul Nasca will present "Lincoln's War at Washington's Boyhood Home," a Java Jolt lecture co-sponsored by Friends of Alexandria, Alexandria Archaeology Museum and Alexandria Black History Museum.
Nasca's presentation will bring together archaeological evidence, historic photographs and soldiers' accounts to tell the story of how, in 1862, the physical and social impacts of war transformed life at Ferry Farm, the plantation where George Washington lived as a youth. He will also explore the experience of the enslaved living at Ferry Farm and their eventual flight to freedom along, with thousands of other Virginia slaves, to contraband camps in Alexandria and the surrounding area.
Nasca spent nearly 10 years as an archaeologist with The George Washington Foundation in Fredericksburg and supervised the large-scale excavations at Ferry Farm in Stafford County. He joined Alexandria Archaeology in 2011.
Reservations are requested, and can be made by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 703.746.4399.
The Alexandria Archaeology Museum is located on the third floor of the Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105 North Union Street, #327, in Old Town Alexandria.
For more information, call the Alexandria Archaeology Museum at 703.746.4399 or visit www.alexandriaarchaeology.org.
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Comply with archaeological preservation laws?
Conduct my own research on local history and genealogy?
Donate items of significance to Alexandria collections?
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Office HoursMonday - Friday8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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A compiler is a computer program (or set of programs) that translates text written in a computer language (the source language) into another computer language (the target language). The original sequence is usually called the source code and the output called object code. Commonly the output has a form suitable for processing by other programs (e.g., a linker), but it may be a human-readable text file.
The most common reason for wanting to translate source code is to create an executable program. The name "compiler" is primarily used for programs that translate source code from a high-level programming language to a lower level language (e.g., assembly language or machine language). A program that translates from a low level language to a higher level one is a decompiler. A program that translates between high-level languages is usually called a language translator, source to source translator, or language converter. A language rewriter is usually a program that translates the form of expressions without a change of language.
A compiler is likely to perform many or all of the following operations: lexical analysis, preprocessing, parsing, semantic analysis, code generation, and code optimization.
Towards the end of the 1950s, machine-independent programming languages were first proposed. Subsequently, several experimental compilers were developed. The first compiler was written by Grace Hopper, in 1952, for the A-0 programming language. The FORTRAN team led by John Backus at IBM is generally credited as having introduced the first complete compiler, in 1957. COBOL was an early language to be compiled on multiple architectures, in 1960.
In many application domains the idea of using a higher level language quickly caught on. Because of the expanding functionality supported by newer programming languages and the increasing complexity of computer architectures, compilers have become more and more complex.
Early compilers were written in assembly language. The first self-hosting compiler — capable of compiling its own source code in a high-level language — was created for Lisp by Hart and Levin at MIT in 1962. Since the 1970s it has become common practice to implement a compiler in the language it compiles, although both Pascal and C have been popular choices for implementation language. Building a self-hosting compiler is a bootstrapping problem -- the first such compiler for a language must be compiled either by a compiler written in a different language, or (as in Hart and Levin's Lisp compiler) compiled by running the compiler in an interpreter.
One method used to classify compilers is by the platform on which the generated code they produce executes. This is known as the target platform.
A native or hosted compiler is one whose output is intended to directly run on the same type of computer and operating system as the compiler itself runs on. The output of a cross compiler is designed to run on a different platform. Cross compilers are often used when developing software for embedded systems that are not intended to support a software development environment.
The output of a compiler that produces code for a virtual machine (VM) may or may not be executed on the same platform as the compiler that produced it. For this reason such compilers are not usually classified as native or cross compilers.
Higher-level programming languages are generally divided for convenience into compiled languages and interpreted languages. However, there is rarely anything about a language that requires it to be exclusively compiled, or exclusively interpreted. The categorization usually reflects the most popular or widespread implementations of a language — for instance, BASIC is thought of as an interpreted language, and C a compiled one, despite the existence of BASIC compilers and C interpreters.
In a sense, all languages are interpreted, with "execution" being merely a special case of interpretation performed by transistors switching on a CPU. Modern trends toward just-in-time compilation and bytecode interpretation also blur the traditional categorizations.
There are exceptions. Some language specifications spell out that implementations must include a compilation facility; for example, Common Lisp. Other languages have features that are very easy to implement in an interpreter, but make writing a compiler much harder; for example, APL, SNOBOL4, and many scripting languages allow programs to construct arbitrary source code at runtime with regular string operations, and then execute that code by passing it to a special evaluation function. To implement these features in a compiled language, programs must usually be shipped with a runtime library that includes a version of the compiler itself.
The output of some compilers may target hardware at a very low level. For example a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) or structured Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). Such compilers are said to be hardware compilers or synthesis tools because the programs they compile effectively control the final configuration of the hardware and how it operates; the output of the compilation are not instructions that are executed in sequence - only an interconnection of transistors or lookup tables. For example, XST is the Xilinx Synthesis Tool used for configuring FPGAs. Similar tools are available from Altera, Synplicity, Synopsys and other vendors.
The approach taken to compiler design is affected by the complexity of the processing that needs to be done, the experience of the person(s) designing it, and the resources (eg, people and tools) available.
A compiler for a relatively simple language written by one person might be a single, monolithic piece of software. When the source language is large and complex, and high quality output is required the design may be split into a number of relatively independent phases, or passes. Having separate phases means development can be parceled up into small parts and given to different people. It also becomes much easier to replace a single phase by an improved one, or to insert new phases later (eg, additional optimizations).
The division of the compilation processes in phases (or passes) was championed by the Production Quality Compiler-Compiler Project (PQCC) at Carnegie Mellon University. This project introduced the terms front end, middle end (rarely heard today), and back end.
All but the smallest of compilers have more than two phases. However, these phases are usually regarded as being part of the front end or the back end. The point at where these two ends meet is always open to debate. The front end is generally considered to be where syntactic and semantic processing takes place, along with translation to a lower level of representation (than source code).
The middle end is usually designed to perform optimizations on a form other than the source code or machine code. This source code/machine code independence is intended to enable generic optimizations to be shared between versions of the compiler supporting different languages and target processors.
The back end takes the output from the middle. It may perform more analysis, transformations and optimizations that are for a particular computer. Then, it generates code for a particular processor and OS.
This front-end/middle/back-end approach makes it possible to combine front ends for different languages with back ends for different CPUs. Practical examples of this approach are the GNU Compiler Collection, LLVM, and the Amsterdam Compiler Kit, which have multiple front-ends, shared analysis and multiple back-ends.
The ability to compile in a single pass is often seen as a benefit because it simplifies the job of writing a compiler and one pass compilers are generally faster than multi-pass compilers. Many languages were designed so that they could be compiled in a single pass (e.g., Pascal).
In some cases the design of a language feature may require a compiler to perform more than one pass over the source. For instance, consider a declaration appearing on line 20 of the source which affects the translation of a statement appearing on line 10. In this case, the first pass needs to gather information about declarations appearing after statements that they affect, with the actual translation happening during a subsequent pass.
The disadvantage of compiling in a single pass is that it is not possible to perform many of the sophisticated optimizations needed to generate high quality code. It can be difficult to count exactly how many passes an optimizing compiler makes. For instance, different phases of optimization may analyse one expression many times but only analyse another expression once.
Splitting a compiler up into small programs is a technique used by researchers interested in producing provably correct compilers. Proving the correctness of a set of small programs often requires less effort than proving the correctness of a larger, single, equivalent program.
While the typical multi-pass compiler outputs machine code from its final pass, there are several other types:
DOALL statements).
The front end analyzes the source code to build an internal representation of the program, called the intermediate representation or IR. It also manages the symbol table, a data structure mapping each symbol in the source code to associated information such as location, type and scope. This is done over several phases, which includes some of the following:
The term back end is sometimes confused with code generator because of the overlapped functionality of generating assembly code. Some literature uses middle end to distinguish the generic analysis and optimization phases in the back end from the machine-dependent code generators.
The main phases of the back end include the following:
Compiler analysis is the prerequisite for any compiler optimization, and they tightly work together. For example, dependence analysis is crucial for loop transformation.
In addition, the scope of compiler analysis and optimizations vary greatly, from as small as a basic block to the procedure/function level, or even over the whole program (interprocedural optimization). Obviously, a compiler can potentially do a better job using a broader view. But that broad view is not free: large scope analysis and optimizations are very costly in terms of compilation time and memory space; this is especially true for interprocedural analysis and optimizations.
Interprocedural analysis and optimizations are common in modern commercial compilers from HP, IBM, SGI, Intel, Microsoft, and Sun Microsystems. The open source GCC was criticized for a long time for lacking powerful interprocedural optimizations, but it is changing in this respect. Another good open source compiler with full analysis and optimization infrastructure is Open64, which is used by many organizations for research and commercial purposes.
Due to the extra time and space needed for compiler analysis and optimizations, some compilers skip them by default. Users have to use compilation options to explicitly tell the compiler which optimizations should be enabled.
Assembly language is not a high-level language and a program that compiles it is more commonly known as an assembler, with the inverse program known as a disassembler.
A program that translates from a low level language to a higher level one is a decompiler.
A program that translates between high-level languages is usually called a language translator, source to source translator, language converter, or language rewriter. The last term is usually applied to translations that do not involve a change of language.


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Q: students reported that he could not open the quiz for a new attempt because it said he has an "attempt in progress" and "time exceeded". How do I clear these hidden (to me) open attempts. How do I submit (finish) the quiz for the user? A: Go to your quiz. Open the quiz select Grade […]
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The Acquisition, Technology and Facilities organization leads the Intelligence Community's efforts to enhance the returns on investments in technology and facilities. Our mission is to catalyze the delivery of innovative, technology-based capabilities which solve intelligence challenges today and in the future. In partnership with our colleagues at Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), we take a portfolio approach to acquire capabilities now, to coordinate those that will come next, and to sponsor research that will lead to new capabilities after next.
AT&F has five primary mission areas: Acquisition, Facilities, Procurement, Science & Technology, and IARPA. The Acquisition Division works collaboratively with Intelligence Community partners to advance and support high quality Major Systems Acquisitions with an end goal of improving intelligence collection and analysis. The Facilities Division provides a holistic view of real property assets for the IC, including facilities planning, readiness, and infrastructure support. Procurement leads efforts to improve contracting and procurement activity and promote best practices and consistent policies across the IC. The Science and Technology Division champions S&T strategies, policies, and resource allocations that deliver mission superiority, and seeks to connect emerging S&T with mission needs. IARPA invests in high-risk, high-payoff research programs that have the potential to provide our nation with an overwhelming intelligence advantage over future adversaries.
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The ALMS weekend was scheduled so as to provide minimal exposure to the track. Friday brought a morning warm-up and an afternoon practice, followed later by a qualifying round. The Corvettes hid out for the afternoon practice session as a brief rain shower doused the track. Having experienced significant shunts the last two races, the team had no interest in potentially damaging the freshly repaired C6.Rs.
The afternoon qualifying session did offer relatively dry conditions, allowing Jan Magnussen, in the No. 3 car, to edge out Oliver Gavin's No. 4 for class pole position. Taking advantage of the tight street course, two nimble Porsche GT2 entries squeezed into time slots between the two GT1 team Corvettes. The lone GT1 Aston DBR9, with Terry Borcheller aboard, dutifully filled in the third GT1 class position.
Following a brief warm-up on Saturday, the race got underway early in the afternoon. The start was briefly delayed when the leaders stretched themselves out so much the starter waved them off on the initial try. With the field well bunched and behaving themselves, the green flag was dropped and the racers charged ahead in the shadow of GM's Renaissance Towers.
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Never fear, the guys over at BattleBricks have your solution!
One motor presses the 'A' button and the 'left' to setup up the perfect line. It then swings right around to press the 'B' trigger button on the back of the Wiimote. The other motor swings back and then forward, and the 'B' button is released at exactly the right time.
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Sep 13, 2009
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- Parax said...
Is it my eyes or is that a Lego Mii?
- Sep 14, 2009, 1:41:00 AM
- Nathan said...
Wow. Now if only I had a Wii...
- Sep 14, 2009, 5:11:00 AM
- Jojoguy10 said...
not to be rude, but thats old news. but still cool! jojoguy10
- Sep 14, 2009, 6:37:00 AM
- Damien Kee said...
Wasn't until I posted it that I saw it was from 2007! :)
- Sep 14, 2009, 1:43:00 PM
- Kamran said...
It is like the robot that can be controlled by a wii remote at onemindstorm.com
- Jan 10, 2011, 12:51:00 PM
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A UK bride and groom were left awkwardly staring upward at their wedding when a pesky barn owl flew off with their rings and took a nap in the church rafters.
The bride had hired falconers to bring Darcey the owl, tie the rings to its feet with ribbons, and coax it toward the altar with a gauntlet at a recent ceremony in Sherston, Wiltshire, according to the Western Daily Press.
However, the newspaper reported the ceremony at Holy Cross Church became a funny lesson in the poor etiquette of barn owls at weddings when the creature, oblivious to the atmosphere of elegance and surprise it was supposed to contribute to the occasion, decided it would rather be sleeping.
The church vicar, Rev Chris Bryan, told Western Daily Press the owl flew up to the top of the church and stayed there for about an hour.
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The falconers were unable to convince the owl to come back down. However, the couple had anticipated their feathered friend might not behave, and they pulled out their emergency set of backup rings to finish the ceremony while the owl had its beauty rest.