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White told reporters during this afternoon's UFC Fight Night 26 media scrum (video here) that he'll talk to Askren about a future inside the Octagon, which means Bellator may need to pull out all the stops to keep the 170-pound champion, whose contract came to a close following his recent thrashing of Andrey Koreshkov.
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Linda Giorgilli Rice was a caregiver for her father, who had Parkinson's disease and dementia. He passed away in 2009. Linda is involved in advocacy and is writing a book about her caregiving experience.
Star light, Star bright,
First star I see tonight
I am working hard to finish a book I began writing three years ago. It is about my father, his battle with Parkinson's disease, my role as his caregiver and my journey into advocacy. This journey has taught me more than I ever imagined. It continues to challenge me. It has opened my eyes and my heart. It prompts me to share what I already know from my own experience, as it continually teaches me answers (and new questions) to those problems that Parkinson's disease created when it entered my world. I have often referred to Parkinson's as the "uninvited guest." It would seem Parkinson's disease is not now and has never been a guest on anyone's invitation list. Still, once it has arrived, it leaves no choice but to rearrange life and find ways to accept it. It creates a requirement for change where change had not been anticipated.
I love the thesaurus. I look up the word "acceptance" and find the following: acceptance – an attitude of accepting a difficult or unpleasant situation because you know that it cannot be changed or avoided. I pay attention to the other entries for acceptance. They include: patience – the ability to continue doing something for a long time without losing interest, especially something difficult; strength – the ability to achieve something, even in a difficult situation; forbearance – the ability to be polite, calm, and patient in a difficult situations; patience (listed again) – the ability to wait for a long time without becoming angry or upset; and patience (listed yet once more) – the ability to accept situations that you do not like without becoming angry or upset.
This article is for the caregivers who share their lives with a person who has Parkinson's disease. They may be a spouse, parent, child, sibling, extended family member or a friend. I recently replayed a video I have watched many times before. In the video, people with Parkinson's who are participating in the Parkinson's Unity Walk are interviewed. One woman, who has Parkinson's, talks about those who choose to stay when a loved one is given a diagnosis. She says that people with Parkinson's have no choice in living with Parkinson's, but that it is those who do have a choice and make the choice to stay, who are truly special. You might feel you cannot imagine anyone abandoning a loved one due to disease, but sadly it can and does happen.
It is important to recognize that Parkinson's disease affects the caregiver in a very troubling way. Disease steals not only from the person who has it, but also from all who love and care for that person. The emotional and physical toll is very real, and the issues with guilt, sadness, the inability to "fix" the person you love, and a constant desire to be perfect when perfection is not possible haunt any caregiver. Caregivers feel the very real impact of the disease.
The role of caregiver is one that challenges your emotions. Because it requires adapting to a situation that is difficult to prepare for, it is easy to feel like you are not doing things just right. There is often guilt from unrealistic expectations of your own abilities as caregiver with this very unpredictable disease. Parkinson's is a disease where the one consistency is the disease's inconsistency! No person is affected in exactly the same way as another. There is no crystal ball to even help define what symptoms a person will experience within a day, or from day to day. The progression of the disease is very individual and almost impossible to predict.
It has been four years since my father passed away. I had counseling that helped me a great deal, but I still find I question myself over so much. My own experience taught me plenty about feeling guilt and the "could have, would have, what if, and if only" thoughts that a caregiver lives with. There are these large expectations of one's self in caregiving. It is very difficult learning to accept that you can only do your best and must let go of any desire to be perfect.
Caregiving always involves the process of trial and error. There will be plenty of disappointment over perceived imperfections. It would be wonderful if we could think of those imagined "imperfections" in caregiving as being nourishment to a sprouting seed, one that absorbs the nutrients, slowly developing a strong stem and then producing leaves upon that stem. Finally, we witness a bloom that bursts into a beautiful flower, the petals as delicate symbols of love and devotion. We nurture this flower. We learn to pull the weeds that threaten to strangle the flower. Like our nurturing of that flower, we continue to do our best, and by doing so we suffocate the grasp of Parkinson's disease. We begin to learn what works and find with perseverance we reach as close to the sun as possible. Keep reaching. It is sometimes through a sky blanketed with clouds that the brightest ray of light shines through. Be good to yourself.
I wish I may,
I wish I might,
Have this wish
I wish tonight.
Browse current and archived blog articles written by caregivers, for caregivers.
May 2015
Part 2: Tips for Parkinson's Caregivers to help improve quality of life
April 2015
Tips for Parkinson's Caregivers to help improve quality of life.
December 2014
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November 2014
Resources for People Who Care for Someone with Parkinson's
September 2014
I Don't Like Parkinson's, but I Love the People in My Life
August 2014
Baby, oh Baby?
July 2014
When the Caregiver Takes a Break
May 2014
Arriving at Thriving
March 2014
Adult Swim
February 2014
5 Disability Insurance Issues Worth Talking About
December 2013
DBS: How it changed darkness into light
November 2013
Family Caregivers Deserve Special Recognition
September 2013
Saving $49,500 for a Good Night's Sleep
August 2013
Growing Up with Parkinson's
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June 2013
I Wish I May, I Wish I Might
April 2013
5 Grab-and-Go Healthy Snacks for Parkinson's Caregivers
March 2013
5 Caregiving Tips for Lewy Body Dementia
January 2013
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November 2012
How to Support a Caregiving Spouse: Three Tips from My Other Caregiving Half
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Bobcats and Turtles
August 2012
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June 2012
Lessons in Care, Lessons in Time
May 2012
Welcome to CareZone
April 2012
Dignity and Empathy in Caregiving
March 2012
Notes from "Movers & Shakers with Parkinson": How You See Your Changing Roles
February 2012
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January 2012
Caregiver Isolation as Cultural Disease
November 2011
How to Take Care of the Caregiver
September 2011
The Disregarded Costs of Agency Care
August 2011
7 Tips for Hiring Good Caregivers
July 2011
Parkinson's and Your Voice: The Essence of You
June 2011
7 Ways a Care Recipient Can Help Alleviate Caregiver Burnout
May 2011
Lessons Learned About Caregiving for a Person with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease
April 2011
Communicating With Your Partner When Speech and Voice Are Declining
March 2011
Long Distance Caregiving
February 2011
Financial Planning Webinar for Caregivers
January 2011
Caregiving Tool: A Home Healthcare Management System
December 2010
Caregiver Sanity: Three Things I Try to Remember
November 2010
Appreciating Family Caregivers
May 2010
Good Body Mechanics for Caregivers by Kevin Lockette, PT
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Each month, we will feature a new column by caregivers on topic important for caregivers of people with Parkinson's disease. Read the latest column now.
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Who's the leader of Aces and Eights?
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Hey guys, I'm Musti and I'm not your average american wrestling fan. I'm actually from Sweden and this will be the first time I'm posting on this site. I've got my personal wrestling blog that I'll share with you at the end of this column. Let's begin shall we...
I've been quite intrigued as to who the leader of Aces and Eights is. Here we have a group of bikers that want to destroy the TNA roster and siege control of the company. But the question is, why? What's in it for them? I've been thinking of some possible names, both shocking and also questionable. But in my mind, TNA management are not fools, they want to keep the fans guessing as to keep this storyline exciting and full of questions. Now I have decided not to put the obvious names on my list such as Eric Bischoff and Jeff Jarrett. The reasons are far too obvious and it would be a huge letdown if either of these men were revealed as the leaders. Not to mention the fact that TNA would recieve massive criticism for the lack of creative ideas.
Now, let me reveal my list of possible suspects...
1) Bully Ray
This one might have been one your minds but hear me out. In my estimation, just about the majority of the wrestling fans were expecting Bully Ray to turn on Sting at Bound For Glory and reveal himself as the leader of the group. But TNA didn't play that card. Instead they surprised alot of people and kept him face while Devon was revealed as a member of Aces and Eights. Now however, it seems they are trying to convince the wrestling fans that he's indeed a face and against the biker gang. I for one, do not believe so. In my mind, Bully Ray is gonna reveal himself as the mastermind behind all of this and cause havoc in TNA.
2) Scott Steiner
This one is a bit of a surprise, as we haven't seen Scott Steiner since he was released in May of this year. He has gone on Twitter and called out Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff and Bruce Prichard and basically called them, well, alot of things. He has also revealed private information about Bischoff, such as a female stripper having lesbian sex with Bischoff's wife. He also revealed how he appeared in court for tipping the stripper too little and going to court for it. As of now, he is reportedly fighting TNA in a court battle over money that he should have recieved while he was still wrestling with the organization. I admit to siding with Steiner when he went on his mad Twitter rampage, but a part of me tells me this is a work. Since Bischoff is a firm believer in the term ''Controversy creates cash'', he might have planned this with Steiner in order to make it seem like they are at odds. If I'm correct, they might reveal him at Lockdown, since they decided to continue with the storyline for another 6 months.
3) Vince Russo
Yes. That Russo. The same Russo that booked David Arquette to win the WCW title, turned Goldberg heel, and basically was the major reason why WCW closed down could be the leader of Aces and Eights. While he is no longer writing for TNA, he is only a consultant. I for one, believe they might even bring him out there at Lockdown and as the crowd are getting goosebumps to see who the leader is, Vince Russo takes off the mask and smiles at the crowd with a huge grin while the arena erupts with boos. This has to possibly be one of the most shocking reveals in TNA history. The amount of heat Russo would get would be unimaginable. It would be THE highlight that would possibly put TNA on the map. This man is arguably one of the most hated personas in wrestling history. From the fans, to the wrestlers, he is even more hated than Hulk Hogan. This reveal would get everyone talking and the critics wouldn't be able to predict this one.
These are the people I believe are possibly involved with Aces and Eights. One thing I am sure of is that once the mask comes off, it better be a big name. If Bischoff or Jarrett's the leader, then this entire plot is nothing more than a huge flop.
Now, please note that I've basically written this in my personal blog, but this is kind of a reshare for those of you who haven't read it yet. I have written other columns on my blog. You can check it out at http://impactenforcer.blogspot.com. If you like what you have seen so far, bookmark my page and I'll keep writing. Any input, whether positive or negative would be greatly appreciated as I've recently started this project of mine. I'm a huge wrestling fan and finding people in my country with the same interest as me is hard to find. Thanks for reading!


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Proper road-going muscle cars these days have all their bases covered. They can go, turn, and even stop like our late-model favorites. These multipurpose sleds have obtained the appropriate stance through various suspension goodies, and extra grip and decreased stopping distances with wider rubber and an aftermarket brake system. They're powered through stout mills and their transmissions are built, with the ability to take a direct hit from a tank shell. So what's left?
If you're paying attention, you've realized one vital component is missing from an all-purpose muscle car: a bulletproof rearend to take all the punishment. While your sled may have already come prepped with a posi unit from the factory, ours unfortunately did not. If you recall, our '72 Nova began its life as a straight-six, which we quickly ditched for a supercharged small-block and a complete suspension and big-brake kit from CPP. We sent it right to work, too, and participated in nearly every autocross event we could enter.
While '72-75 Novas offered gear ratios from 2.73 to 3.42:1, both with and without posi units, most came with open differential 2.73 or 3.08:1. We got the latter with a set of lazy 3.08:1 gears in our 8.5-inch rear. Leaving stoplights was more of a chore, and exiting turns induced excessive wheelspin from only one tire. With this sort of limitation, remaining competitive was difficult. Besides, what's the point of all that power with no means of laying it down?
Almost every component of the car can become a powerful tool, including the rearend. With power equally distributed at the rear tires, drivers can apply some extra throttle to induce the rear to kick out a bit, point the nose in the intended direction, and go. Plus, for drag-happy drivers, the benefit of having both tires receive traction is that they can produce better launches and quicker times. For us, this was a no-brainer and we researched Moser Engineering's website to find everything we needed to revive our rearend. This included new 30-spine axles, a 3.73:1 ring-and-pinion, an Eaton posi unit, a performance cover, and even all the bearings, seals, and setup kit. We did all this and still salvaged our factory 10-bolt to house it all.
Before the rearend build could begin, we first had to get the factory member out of the Nova. From there, we stripped it down to its most basic form by removing the rear brakes, lines, and sway bar. Then, we sent it to the rearend experts at Manny's Hardcore Performance (MHP) in Colton, California. All said and done, it took a couple of hours for the build, and we left with a serious piece of equipment for our Nova project.
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Statutory duties, the Sunshine Law and ethics will be a top priority for the newly appointed Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council on Thursday.
The nine-member advisory council will meet at 1 p.m. at the Emerald Coast Convention Center on Okaloosa Island.
"We're going to spend the majority of the meeting walking through the structural responsibility the members of the TDC have," said Dan O'Byrne, director of the tourist development department.
All of the TDC's meetings are open to the public.
O'Byrne said attorney Greg Stewart, special counsel to the county, will be at the meeting to brief members on the state statutes and county ordinances and policies that govern the TDC.
"It's really going to be a good primer for anyone interested in what we do," he said. "That will be the vast majority of the meeting."
O'Byrne said he will stress to the new members that their main responsibilities are making recommendations on certain expenditures to county commissioners and reviewing the tourist development department's finances.
"We're trying to set the right tone right from the start," he said.
The new TDC members are Dale Peterson, president of Dale E. Peterson Realty; Mike Bass, president of Coastline Properties of Destin; Joe Guidry, general manager of Ramada Plaza Beach Resort; Tom Rice, owner of Magnolia Grill restaurant; Thom Gossom, a professional actor and president of Best Gurl Entertainment; and Daniel Empson, owner of Harry T.'s Lighthouse and Anglers Beachside Grill.
The three elected officials serving on the TDC are County Commissioner Kelly Windes, Fort Walton Beach City Councilman C.H. "Bull" Rigdon and Destin City Councilman Tuffy Dixon.
Gossom said he is eager "to be of service" on the TDC and help market the Emerald Coast to the rest of the country.
"I have a good deal of experience in that arena, in marketing," he said. "What I will hope to get is a grasp on our market, our clients, what we have been doing ... and talk about the direction we want to go."
Gossom said he hopes to bring integrity and new ideas to the council.
Thursday's meeting will be the council's first since late January when most of the TDC members resigned at the request of Okaloosa County commissioners. The resignations were part of the fallout from the fraud scheme concocted by former TDC director Mark Bellinger.
In May 2012, county officials discovered that Bellinger had misused millions in bed tax money and BP oil spill grants. Among the many thefts uncovered by authorities were a $48,000 Porsche and a $747,000 home in Destin.
Contact Daily News Staff Writer Kari C. Barlow at 850-315-4438 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @KariBnwfdn.


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Who Is Amber Holcomb, American Idol 2013 Top 4 Finalist?
When you're watching Season 12 of American Idol, you might get a distinct feeling of deja vu when you see contestant Amber Holcomb.
Many contestants this season have already been on what Idol calls the "Road to Hollywood." Amber Holcomb traveled that path last season, and after making it all the way to the Top 20, she'd hoped her dream of winning American Idol would finally be fulfilled this season.
In last year's Americanidol.com interview, the Shepherd, Texas, native said that she was inspired to audition by the successes of Carrie Underwood and Fantasia, naming Carrie and Season 6 winner Jordin Sparks and Carrie as her favorite alums. She was confident in herself last year, speaking excitedly about her talent and the outgoing personality. It sounds like viewers will get the chance to see for themselves again this season.
Amber's pipes pushed her all the way through to the Top 4, but she lost out right before the "hometown visits" and came in fourth place behind Angie Miller, Candice Glover and Kree Harrison.
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Whenever Wendell Young swivels left in his office chair, the Chicago Wolves general manager gazes at the white greaseboard attached to his wall.
The greaseboard holds approximately 60 strategically located magnets; each of them with a different player's surname written on it.
On the right half of the board? The depth chart for the Vancouver Canucks -- the Wolves' new affiliate. As you might guess about a club that reached Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals last season, that half of Young's board teems with talent.
On the left half of the board? The depth chart for the Wolves. As you might guess about a club that features several stalwarts from last season -- as well as several top prospects from the Canucks' loaded organization -- this half of Young's board teems with talent as well.
As the Wolves prepare for their first games of the 2011-12 season (7 p.m. Saturday at San Antonio and 5 p.m. Sunday at Houston), Young sounds confident their roster can fulfill the franchise's only desire.
"We say if we don't win a championship, then it's not a successful year for us," Young said. "We're about winning championships, not making the playoffs. We don't even like just to make it to the finals. I think we have a team to win it. This year's team is actually really exciting in that way."
When Young addressed the fans that attended the Wolves' Season-Ticket Pickup Party on Tuesday night, he outlined the team's balance.
"I think we have a good mix of everything," Young said. "We've got some guys (that are good) on power-play. We've got penalty-kill. We've got some grit. We've got good defense. We've got really good goaltending. It's tough to find a hole in us."
Goaltending has been a strength since Young and Ray LeBlanc shared the job for the Wolves first team in 1994-95. Kari Lehtonen and Ondrej Pavelec did yeoman's work in recent years, but Wolves skating and skills coach Kenny McCudden suggested this year's combo of Eddie Lack and Matt Climie might turn out to be the franchise's best tag-team.
"We've had tremendous goaltending here in the past," McCudden said, "but those guys never had the second guy with them.
Lack, 23, earned AHL all-rookie team honors last year with the Manitoba Moose while Climie posted a 2.64 goals-against-average for San Antonio – and played 1 game for the Phoenix Coyotes.
"It's a really, really strong tandem," Young said. "We've got the rookie goalie of the year in Lack and Climie's a truly proven pro goalie. We're in a position where I feel we have two No. 1s."
The Wolves promise to have plenty of firepower on their first two lines. At right wing alone, the team features 2010-11 AHL first all-team selection Mark Mancari and second-team pick Darren Haydar.
Mancari, who played 20 games for the Buffalo Sabres last season, produced 32 goals and 32 assists in 56 games with Portland before signing as a free agent this summer. Haydar piled up 27 goals and 47 assists for the Wolves.
"I'm sitting with some scouts the other day in Peoria (for a Wolves exhibition win) and they couldn't believe some of the passes he was making," Young said of Haydar. "Just world-class passing."
In the practices leading up to Saturday's opener, 21-year-old Jordan Schroeder (the Canucks' 2009 first-round pick) and Wolves returnee Michael Davies served as the centers for the top lines with swift Elburn, Ill., native Billy Sweatt and Darren Archibald working at the left wing.
"Schroeder was a 10-goal guy last year," Young said. "He could be up in the 25-goal area at this level. Sweatt has tons of speed. He can use his speed to his advantage. Davies' passing is his forte. Phenomenal skill."
The defense features a mix of proven veterans and intriguing prospects. Yann Sauve, Vancouver's second-round selection in 2008, and Kevin Connauton, the Canucks' third-round pick in 2009, will be prominent on the blue line along with 22-year-old Sebastian Erixon, Wolves favorite Mark Matheson, Taylor Ellington and 20-year-old Adam Polasek.
"Erixon can skate and move the puck," Young said. "He kind of reminds you of Tobias Enstrom that plays in Winnipeg. Sauve is a smart player. Connauton can shoot the puck. Polasek had a great year as a junior. He has a big body and plays hard. Matheson was probably our most consistent defenseman last year."
Wolves coach Craig MacTavish has been around the block enough to know that optimism floweth over at this point in the year --- but that same experience allows him to make an honest judgment of his roster.
"All the indicators that you look for as a coach are there," MacTavish said. "Good effort. Good toughness. Good enthusiam. Good work ethic. I'm really happy with our execution level right now."
Might this be a team that doesn't stop playing until June?
"On paper, we have a great team," Haydar said. "Now it's putting it on to the ice."


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For years, the first bell at Okaloosa County high schools has rung at 7 a.m. and the last no later than 2 p.m.
Many say the schedule suits the community just fine. Others, including two local physicians, disagree.
Since the mid-1990s, Dr. Lynn Keefe and Dr. Eleanor McCain have advocated moving start times back. Scientific studies show teenagers can't fall asleep early and require eight to nine hours of sleep a night, they've said.
The women have taken their argument before three superintendents, and this week School Board member Dewey Destin ensured the issue will be discussed again.
Learn more about a meeting on school times. >>
Through the years, the conversation has ebbed and flowed. In September, a local politician submitted a bill that, if passed, would prohibit high schools starting before 8 a.m.
No one seems to agree just what will happen as science, emotion, convenience and habit continue on a collision course in the debate about high school start times. Everyone has an opinion.
Read about Santa Rosa, Collegiate schools' opinions. >>
Fort Walton Beach High School sophomore Madelynn Robichaux does not want to see high school start times change.
The 15-year-old, who takes a heavy course load and participates in theater, said ending school any later would just push back her bedtime.
"I honestly don't think it's the school start times, it's workload," Robichaux said. "There's so much pressure of academics, we're forced to stay up."
Learn more about the effect of later start times on extracurriculars. >>
Even if school didn't start until 9 a.m., students would probably still fall asleep in first period, added junior Lauren Abel.
"It's about how long you've been up," the 16-year-old said. "If you wake up at noon, you're not awake until two."
Not everyone sees it that way, though.
Seniors Tristan Allen and Patton Markland would welcome a change in start times.
"In the morning I'm always really tired," Allen said.
"An extra hour or two would be awesome," Markland finished.
Parents seem just as divided on the issue.
Laura Wooley's son is a freshman at Choctawhatchee High School. The current start time allows her to get her son up in the morning and drop him off on her way to work.
"For us, it works out fairly good," Wooley said.
If it changes, she worries her teenage son might oversleep frequently or not be able to get up in the mornings when he has a job down the road.
Parent Lamar Conerly is on the other side of the issue. He has listened to Keefe through the years, read the research and watched his own children enough to conclude the change is necessary.
"Everybody knows younger kids get up early," the father of two said.
In fact, when his youngest son was in elementary school he made him stay in bed until 6 a.m. These days, that same child, who is fast approaching his teenage years, struggles to get up at 5:30 a.m. for a 7:15 start.
"We try to have him go to sleep at 8:45 or 9, but he just doesn't go to sleep," Conerly said.
Conerly realizes parents are worried about inconvenience, but parenting is all about making sure children get what they need.
"There should be a sentiment of just listening, and if you reject it, it should be for good cause," Conerly said.
Contact Daily News Staff Writer Katie Tammen at 850-315-4440 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @KatieTnwfdn.


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Since its inception, the chorus has collaborated with the CBA Symphony Orchestra on such masterpieces as Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Haydn's Creation, Poulenc's Gloria, Pinkham's Christmas Cantata, Orff's Carmina Burana, Thompson's Frostiana, Brahms' Liebeslieder Waltzes, choruses from Borodin's Prince Igor, Copland's The Tender Land, Puccini's Madame Butterfly, Verdi's Nabucco, Rachmaninoff's Cherubic Hymn, Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music, Haydn's Te Deum and Bruckner's Te Deum. The chorus has performed at Navy Pier on several occasions, including the CBA's Lincoln Bicentennial Gala and Family Holiday Festival and the Pier's Winter Wonderfest. The chorus has also performed holiday concerts at the Harold Washington Library.
In commemoration of Lincoln's Bicentennial, the chorus presented its first "solo" concert during its 2009-2010 season. The concert featured popular music of the era and the rousing campaign song, "Lincoln and Liberty."
In addition to major concerts, the CBA Chorus has performed at Law Day events in Chicago and has sung the National Anthem at US Cellular Field. In 2011 and 2012, the Chorus collaborated with the Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Choir and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Choir in holiday conerts at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Chicago.
The Chorus' 2013-2014 season program included Britten's Ceremony of Carols, a concert of traditional songs of the Americas, Beethoven's Choral Fantasy and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.
Big Apple Razzle Dazzle: The CBA Chorus' Joint Concert with the New York City Bar Chorus
On March 28, 2014, the CBA Chorus joined the New York City Bar Chorus for a concert of popular American songs in the historic New York City Bar Association Building.
Lincoln and His America: A Musical Celebration
On February 16, 2013, the CBA Chorus and select members of the CBA Symphony Orchestra presented a concert of Lincoln-era songs, folk music and spirituals, along with musical works and narrative readings about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era, at historic Representative Hall in the Old State Capitol, Springfield, IL.
For more on the Springfield concert, see "Celebrating Lincoln's Legacy", CBA Record, May 2013.
The CBA Chorus' 5th Anniversary Celebration: Carmina Burana
On June 5, 2011, in celebration of the CBA Symphony Orchestra's 25th anniversary and the CBA Chorus' 5th anniversary, the Orchestra and Chorus, joined by the Naperville Chorus and the Young Naperville Singers, presented their season finale performance of Carmina Burana at Symphony Center in Chicago. To view photos of the concert, visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/65764954@N03/sets/72157627185511573/ and http://chicagobar.shutterfly.com/. To view the concert program, click here.
Listen to an excerpt of "O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana.
Video Clip: The CBA Symphony Orchestra and Chorus rehearse for their upcoming performance of Carmina Burana in "Some Musicians You Should Know: The Bar Association Orchestra." Thanks to orchestra member and CBS 2 anchor Harry Porterfield for doing this story, which aired on Channel 2 on May 27, 2011. http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/05/27/some-musicians-you-should-know-the-bar-association-orchestra
Justice John Paul Stevens Awards Ceremony and Gala Celebration
On September 15, 2010, the Chorus gave a special concert performance at the 11th Annual Justice John Paul Stevens Awards Ceremony and Gala Celebration at the Chicago Hilton. The chorus performed Aaron Copland's "The Promise of Living" and patriotic songs. See a letter of appreciation from Justice Stevens.
Join the CBA Chorus for its 9th Anniversary Season!
Join the CBA Chorus for a season of masterpieces rehearsed and performed under outstanding professional conductors. The chorus has openings in all sections. Rehearsals are held from 6:00-8:00 p.m. on Wednesdays at the CBA Building, 321 S. Plymouth Court. To join, contact Jennifer Widmer.
No auditions are required. All our members have had previous choral experience and all new members should have vocal experience, preferably choral experience. There is a $50 annual membership fee and an additional music fee of approximately $25. Dues for students are $25. All members of the CBA are welcome to participate. If you are not already a CBA member, call 312-554-2133 for a membership application or join online.
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The CBA Chorus' 2014-2015 included:
Upcoming Events:
The CBA Chorus' 2014-2015 season will include:
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Carmina Burana Program Booklet June 2011
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Guide to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions from A to Z.
Asthma is a chronic, inflammatory lung disease involving recurrent breathing problems. The characteristics of asthma are three airway problems:
Asthma may resemble other respiratory problems, such as emphysema, bronchitis, and lower respiratory infections.
It is underdiagnosed--many people with the disease do not know they have it. Sometimes the only symptom is a chronic cough, especially at night, chest tightness, noisy breathing, or wheezing. Some people think they have recurrent bronchitis, since respiratory infections usually settle in the chest in a person predisposed to asthma.
The basic cause of the lung abnormality in asthma is not yet known, although health care professionals have established that it is a special type of inflammation of the airway that leads to:
Constriction and irritability of airway muscles
Mucus production
Swelling in the airways
It is important to know that asthma is not caused by emotional factors as commonly believed years ago. Emotional anxiety and nervous stress can, however, directly affect your immune and respiratory systems and increase asthma symptoms or aggravate an attack. These reactions are considered to be more of an effect than a cause.
The number of people in the U.S. who have asthma is rising. Although the exact cause is unknown, several theories have been proposed as to why. One of the most common is the "hygiene hypothesis," which suggests that living in too clean an environment prevents exposure to germs that stimulate the immune system. Scientists believe that an underutilized immune system may overreact to lesser irritants, inappropriately triggering the release of histamine and other inflammatory substances in the lungs.
Other researchers believe that a variety of factors may be contributing. These include rising obesity rates and increased use of antibiotics.
Although anyone may have an asthma attack, it most commonly occurs in:
Children and adolescents ages 5 to 17 years
People living in urban communities
Other factors include:
Family history of asthma
Personal medical history of allergies
Children most susceptible to asthma attacks include the following:
Children with a family history of asthma
Infants and other young children who develop a respiratory infection also tend to have wheezing
Children who have allergies
Children who are exposed to tobacco smoke
People with asthma have acute episodes when the air passages in their lungs get narrower, and breathing becomes more difficult. These problems are caused by an oversensitivity of the lungs and airways.
Lungs and airways overreact to certain triggers and become inflamed and clogged.
Breathing becomes harder and may hurt.
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There may be a wheezing or whistling sound, which is typical of asthma. Wheezing occurs because:
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I loved that part as well. I suspect that some of them might be a bit difficult though. Let us know which ones you have a problem with.hattie wrote:One of the best parts in the book was trying to understand Nanny speaking "foreign" loved it!!!! "mine hare" god I broke down laughing... silver plate...hilarious!!
There's some I didn't understand though...I'll have to go and check.
Did all of you understand everything Nanny said??
I think my favourite was the Hotel Nova Cancies.


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Way off-topic, but fun nonetheless.
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maybe the legos need to be heavier. so they wont float on the surface? just a thought
I don't think those are Duplos; they look like (gasp) MegaBlocks.
I've been fooled once before about these blocks. I am looking but I think my wife brought home some of these once that didn't look "LEGO" at all. But, when I looked at the inside of the brick I saw "LEGO".
I'll try to confirm the origins of these bricks.
Thanks, Chris!
We don't want to consort with the enemy. :-)
I'm sure LEGO would be happy to donate the real thing to this needy octopus. (PUBLIC RELATIONS ALERT HINT TO LEGO).
Looks like those are Megablocks, not LEGO. Even the supersized blocks (the stuff prior to Duplo) are shaped different.
So, whose up for buying a MINDSTORMS kit for the octopus? Maybe we can make him a guest contributor?
I would spring for some real LEGO pieces for this octopus, for sure. From the video comments, the staff is being fooled into thinking that the octopus has the real thing.
When I get back this afternoon, I'll track down the address of this sea park and try to get in touch with them via email. Should be fun.
Eric, I know what they look like but don't be so sure yet... I think I have a bunch of these types of LEGO blocks and I thought the same thing when I first saw them. They are not DUPLO, PRIMO, or QUATRO. I'll find out later today.
But, with 8 arms just think of the possiblitites that one of those guys could speed build the Imperial Star Destroyer set!
I found the email address for the head of marketing for the sea park, and sent them an email. Maybe we'll solve the mystery. :-)
The look almost exactly the same as the duplo-ish megabloks that I have (I didn't buy them)
Well, they could always get the poor thing the new City Harbor set:
(I can just see a young Kirk Douglas now on the deck with his trusty harpoon, while Peter Lorre looks on with a somewhat woried expression...)
Brian "ram speed!" Davis
Looks like LEGO got a bunch of free advertising through brand confusion (usually its the other way around).
Sorry folks! I'm unable to confirm which brand these bricks might be. Seems the large bag of the ones my Wife brought home that day long ago have been sold at a garage sale since.
Now, as to my certainty of the shape and the brand...I was surprised at the time that the ones that looked exactly like to ones in this photo were LEGO brand. It freaked me out. I am the LEGO Elemental and I was fooled then!
This might haunt me for the rest of my life.
"(I can just see a young Kirk Douglas now on the deck with his trusty harpoon, while Peter Lorre looks on with a somewhat woried expression...)"
Brian "ram speed!" Davis
Did Mr Lorre ever exhibit any other type of expression? :)
I pretty sure they used MegaBlocks and a squid in that one. :)
Alas, my email to the sea park bounced back to me. Seems to be an old email address. Oh well...
Now we need one of those high-tech gizmos to examine the blocks in minute detail. You know, one of those machines that police labs use. Failing this, we may never know the origins of those mystery blocks.
"There is one knows not what sweet mystery about this sea..."--Herman Melville


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':'s'. \•• \' StevehvVihceht Behet's '(The/Devil ahol ,Dahlel' Webster/V will' be the concluding number. %t will be 'dl" rected by2%e^ty Mulleri The'cast will n 3 l ^ al?l ' . ^ , . also, have chosen directors for the plays from' .the membership <to stattka "tramlng'School" for <|irec-tors of ; future productions, Hen?y ^' Burnett, "the group" Director, an* .: .. "* . Tomorrow , night's program •"wMl istart off w)th the presentation of the first act -.of '"Saturday's phil-and -Mr. _ ^. The Curtain Callersjhave present-. ithr6e three-act plays.In the past,! ARCHER ST. GETS %iGHT I .On recommendaJtibh- of Cljnton :I?.; Walling; superintendent of Agh,t (UstrlbuQohL the Village 'Board at its meeting Tuesday night voted to Tnstall/k street light In Archer st., betny^en South Ocean aye. and South Grove st. , '! E'K^F R'E'.E^ OR T' Goddar& to Address , Book ReyieMr Group /Dr. and l\frs. Francis W.'Ooddard, !' 6f * Valley * Stream;, will be gUest speakers at the %reeport Book. Re? view^h%uj),_MOnday night at 8:15 in Th% juhlbr^llepartment of the #reepqrt Memorial library,..-: ^. 'g^^/. ''/,/.'•;'. |4/' .'' ! ' '^..^ /•N..'T,-.-'. •.','?' 4 . ' V' @T\? The Goddara!s\will give a review of .Margacet ! LanAin's .new book "The Dream, / Neye^ jbies." - They Will, enrich :the. background with anecdotes of ;thelr,35\years a^Meai- ^lMlsslonarleg.in.iChiha across the border [from. Siam, where the action of Margaret :Lan<ion's-eaMier' book, "Anna and the King of- Slani,y:Was laid// Drl'doddard stUl htLs In his jjpssession .a ;letter .from the K*ng, leading character in the above men-tioned book, which was!, sent .to his grandfather, Jpslah p6ddard.\ , Everyone is Invited ;.to^_hear Dr. and Mrs. Ooddard/ ,j. .^ . •.. • " in +ne FREE .4 .' jM'Bf; 68, #%': //.'•:< .# $*e»&^ %3-T?Kj ;^K *K* # . , . and that mean; plenty t^mp—now more than ever* Planning for the holidays, giftibuylng^ getting the youngsters off to school anjil my usual 'ho^iyorkLtakes-AUmy^time. So I just phone my pr^ejcJn^. to A-Deal, and f know I c&M^ depend on quality brands at the lowest I cost. Pl^s Personalised Service, of coursel j , saw Two Phones for : Yo ^asg 5M 8m^i » a;^»J ®W f?^?^ !%W B*M! •#w» W %#j »«! ^?^#! %&%*% !^l% #uH «@leir pk#UM**tom# $a Ufa* (» THREE DIMENSIONS To am<M and delight *n/ child give Fklry Tab. ChrhtmM, Wild Animal, Blbfe Stark* and Bceolo Travaloguw Mu<trated V| E W"MASTE R win AiU obIorph@*o@Mpb* that "com* tp We" h* MaMatfc three . * ! yhpadabAa, Mctawe we mounted aio #eveo?#ceae JReeJp Ax ua@ ^ !» Wev'MaAer St***6#cope* and Pfcjeeton. Over 300 educa* domai,,eo*eftahUog Red* avaMablel Perfect gift: Ar year ' YpuaJ enjoyment. Ek*<a* reMes ZELZB'S - cartn (43 picture*) MO&Y ^A MH STOMM . Story vlth7-*c«ne '»*, ' Ret*; each........... 50* q; Freeport Exoluaive A* Grbye*a PhdtoL KILLED r SMOKED * *w*jwai *&iJUi#jyiJ Broiler* and Fryer* - Beef - Ih. ^ * ™ This Christmas send MAINE Sardines - -- tin) for NESTLE'8 EVER BEAD? Cocoa - - - - - Ib. DTTBOMTET * 5)6 Rock Lobster - -^ BEINZ Kdtchup - - ? - MLIGkkz % 46oz, o'an oz. oan" 14 bz/ bottle VAN OAMP*8 Beans - - ? r*• <!' V Ib. oan INN BOOSE ^ . \.) * & , . Heavy Cream - - ?j,. <.'.;* ^www BXXKB^^^ QOLDEN EIPE NZBTLZ'8 Evap. M large bar Sours: \Y haily -•7fT\ri ''"!!'''''';'•;':l"^'^''lA}''''Jr^^ . •. • • '•• ' • '••.•*-..•. .-^- '.;..;• / /,-.y....'_•:;••;:•• ^"- \'-;-^.\ •"••.^•'/.'.^y;?'.'-"-"-;. •• ..= '• -%..J\J .' ?l??^^^ ;::/.-^ • "• •.•:•;' ^-^<'-v'-.-^v.:V-^^^L.;2^^i " A New^—ip * api •e r* * 4 ,14th Year 'No.' 80 I News of / KT., [15, 1949' FIVE A COPY Albany Repreaen&aHve Talk? td Northeaat w ***JC*^J*(* WHO commended by H. George Murphyi supervisor of the Bureau of -Cur-riculum Development in tHe gftate Department of Education, In 4 talk at a meeting of the Northeast Civic Association in the home of Harry J. Berkowltz, 215 North Ocean ave., Friday night. Some months ago, members of the association brought up the question of the Caching of history In the lover grades. Some contended, the subject was^ not^ taught -below the seventh grade, or junior high school. The matter was taken up with Superintendent of Schools John W. Dodd. Deciding nbt to try to answer questions asked by William H. Schneider on behalf of the organization, Dr. Dodd Invited Mr. Murphy to come to Freeport to address the group. Mr. Murphy spent Friday visiting tha elementary schools hefeV inter-viewing the principals' and going over the ayllibl on the subject. He gave a report of his'observations at the_ meeting that, night. -, ^r - r - r<- (Continued on Page "10) v That's the inscription i read on & little , ^ ^— —*^.ww. * W«OW heard &bou,t the Ohainnan'tf the HJ-***1- 1- ^" — * * — "Glf^s to the-Yanks" Committee! Oharlle Mbuntcastle. * * * Charlie could be called "The man with friendly spirits," just aa Holiday Hqura by Mrs. jMly ""MrsrEllzaSeUTF/KeHy, llbrairian; tqday. announced the holiday hours for the Freepprt -Memorial Library and the Columbus Avenue Branch. Due to lack of heat In the build-ing the Branch Library will be open, for the Ihst time before the holidays from 1 to 5 P.M. tomorrow. It will reopen At 1 P,M. on Tuesday, Jan. 3. ' ™,y* WH«*. u. Main Library will close at noon on : Saturday, Dec. 24 and | Saturday, Dec. 31. The Library will I ha M^»»»*^ _W J-- «* • — 1 Stubborn Blape Ooes $1Q;000:Damage; Three Families Left Homeless Fourteen .firm'en were treated), for %/«.^^'^^^^^ . —^, *, outLhneerr injuries, ,at the ?lre "Which Miss Hilda M. KoeRler, Children's burn^d*out the'\ipt*o)@tery business Librarian, announced that at 3:30 of Pepplatt Bros, and rendered P.M. tomorrow the final story hour j three families living in apartments of 1949 will be held. In addition to over the store, homeless. Damage w.wA menu.* spints," just as hKs ^6 story, "Voyage of'the .Wee Red j totaled $10,000 In. the. estimation of place of business at So. Grove and , Cap." Christmas carols will be sung Chief Frank J. Smith, Atlantic ave., is called "The Bouse Around the Christmas .tree. This ?he names, evidently caused by n, of Fdbndly Spirits." In his twenty- i^ar three teen-agers Pat MacKen- defeot in the wiring, started in the ,, ...._. -- Anita Nonemaker--and Judy gtopp-rpom in the rear of the west will. lead the children in half of 6he Pepplatt place on the comer of Church st. and West Mer^ water Rice Sq- ^^ 'V Start mailing your Christmas cards^ Postmaster Edward A. Rice advised local residents today. Oreetings for ot*t-of-st»te should be in the collection boxes today/*he said. Cards for local delivery should be mailed 'at least the Thursday before Christmas. Extensive preparations have been made to handle the expected record flood of Yuletlde mall. .But 'the Postmaster warned procraatlnators that extended bad weather could snarl deliveries and leave a moun-tain of undelivered Christmas cheer on Christmas Eve. " _r—'-" ****** *n^M*j" five years aa a resident of Freeport he has made many Alends and has participated in a^s many worthwhile projects as possible. Born in New York City, he spent his early hood In Connecticut, *»""* moved to Freeport* He ".»,&*.*«»» ated from Freeport High School in 1930; He also attended New York University as a student in various special courses. * * * Upon finishing school, Charlie Mountcastle _b.e d a m e associated with one of.WaH Street's biggest investment firms at the bottom of the ladder, as a /'runner." Ten years later he headed one of their 4?panoh- off tees"' as-Managet,—After /a stretch 'of xtwo'years in. the Amy he Plans Filed More Baur Homes in Southeast Area {. Increase Total to 128, To Sell at $7,460 each; Some Near Completion — -.?, *..«.*»»*, ***,v*Mwt* u&**m A*w '\ t., ^ -._ j^-r^v" y. "'1^! "\%^?v"'^.- :• .?• ''• •-'' ^)$*l^k?'^»9A^^<Mye:J4'*%e*^- port^ but -also ^conduct ef business her?;;.7T&6tuirnlngf. to the* [Investment buslnessjhe started, to complete"'A*s*plahswi'th this thought In mind. About four years ago he launched his own enterprise. He Is thankful to his many friends who made this possible. Hekman , -017 a'cost^ of __ —. ««w. ****** TTWOM AVAC*^ rick rd. ?eedlngonr-thD innam-mable upholstery materials, they quickly spread to the adjacent store and then Into the-«ecqnd building .at 33 West Merrlck rd. threatening for? a time the meat market of Ru-dolph Hlmmql, adjoining to the eaat. T" Mra. Arthur Wulf, 103 Church at., passing-the building'saw the flames, which were being watched by.^wo ^mallbpys, and called for aomedne .to aornd the alann from' the box] I lust, outsider the'store.' Then she' . 4hMtUyjp^lMgd-heLhUBSanA?s-fatRbX %?TanA mother, Mr. ^ and Mrai- Herman ?4"Wulf. ^ Vt*» rwtw*,..* ^L..! -* ^« uU ,_^»*»«., **«, *&wai*'UiT $&,OUU ;eiach were included. In the 87' new buildings estimated to JTor which who ; ^coupled,; one* of the -^ ,^ ;Snts;pvef (.the 'Bto^ea;"-- -* ^"' not 'Teallze'i'An;.' "^ ^. .,.w«* w********^ themV "The^ In turn warn? ed the other families, Mr. and Mrs. Sm R°^^^ Miller, and baby, and Mr. ^"" and All's. James F. Long, who quJck-fV VM^J**^*«4 f^h* v.—^* In which he Is to the Vice Commander. Postal Branch Opened project _" , ... ....» j,. »jPCt, plf**,^3 **a« umy;a .-.«,»«, *w*,**&*w**a ****&« w*c contributions received arc used directly buy gifts and remembrances for veterans hospitalized In this locality * •* * * u,.^»«* i» inverse projeci w»ji radio's Eddie total of 128 one-story, five room cMef Smith sounded a second Legion, In this project, places flah bowls in homes, 1» the same area. ^Ench ^^^ as he reached the scene, and * contributions received arc used directly to will be built on n plot with « front- ^^ Bremen soon had the blaze °'^, °^f°^2l,? ,fV*^ ? ' apparently under control. However, /.« \".'W''l \r n' The Freeport Post of the American Legion is one of the largest and ; bedrooms, " .*.««» »«u*?w M* M**o u*BH.AMau,nuii. ica projects are varied and many. . — *-»«* »****« , Modest George V. Maurer and Ruth Montross and" their co-workers are of asbestos, shingles and are to sell doing a heart-warming Job wl,th their program of rehabilitating toys for': ^.$7,450, eacli. Some are ne&^ng +. *.*:_ ___, and^hpn^mi-ipp ,.,.., underprMIeM children. The^Legi<m headquarters Is truly a iSahtaClaus completion, . . . . JHoIeahad^bQch%^i*th^^h workshop during theae days before! 6hrisCnfas and the members and their During September plans were filed ».. false vails of ashMtnq imiMHnn'' ' wives pArWclpBLtlng In this project throughtfully-sacrlfic^'mAny hours' and for 28 houses-on Overton st.. at a Z%,j fJ?,T7!"* "t ^oe?^? jmitawon w»R».. *^.*- i*-- « *^- * *"• thevlag The station will handle domestic ^M ---- * _._ »»., »» »*,%, same price. .' — To flnaAce the latest group of West End ave. She Is the buildings the Baur Construction Co., They have a three-year-old {Obtained" elqven mortgages totaling rCharliea-enjoys th*TLon@f %sla«an $737^000 - from* the Dimes Savings Ipl »A nnllAnfo *M»»**.»l M»H. **lT%OMtr «f VO*,»*l^..^— - nor will madiings of permit matter be accepted. He Is a former Bank of Brooklyn^ In addition to the 'Saar project, plans wer filed durlijp November for 23 buildings at an estimated coat * * and to this annual campaign, MAs. Wesley Mln-nerly,. the chairman announced today*. *»d'tbe general public for the gen-th. »=,«»»* rrn 1O »*, " on of RH.S. .. School football fpam whi<;h won 7 nut games had such a sucueHwful Hcason that when William 3+^., T^«* *T, -^"^' planning for its animal football and alterations costing $12,895 for a grand total of 95 perflta Issued during the month for work fnvolv- , ing a cost of $535,945. The next biggest month this year was March when permits were Issued for new construction costing $5l4,r 500. However* this figure Included $50,000 for. Lombardp/s East Poln House, and $375.000 for the Randal* Park Apartments at Front at., and South Ocean ave. _ BROOKLYN COtP&E BUYS «"^— ON WTL8ON PLACE ,10th at,, Brooklyn,* have ~"""""^- wn'pl., :^ Inc. !bers of the squad something-they would keep for their very 'own—no] small . gold footballg^_their girl friends could "borrow", from them* So they selected/ gold " footballa 'about aa large as a good alzed eipg, mounted — --^ -^ ' JOHN Ji< %XK John. Jf. Randall, HT, announced rtoday hia office ^haol been moved from 33 South MaJn at.; to %96 West Sunrise'Highway, at Long Beach '.ave. .""' .''" ••• ^ ' •' '• u&kcjj Miau&Aueu. * ^ These were presented to the let? termen at the annual:-celebration Monday night ln;the:Ldgion Dug" out by Coach Bill Ashley. Other members of the ^quad received cer-tificates as,.did the Junjor-Varsi^ freshmen; and :seyenth and eighth year • groups; '' •'• -'..\ '"<:.'/, - ;.-A .•'•.-1. • Commanded Kenneth R Vought presided and after tracing the,his-; to%7 of the Legbnfs jnteMst .in the .team, spo^e of 'some of the .earlier 29 Point* Set Colgate Frosh Record ITHAOA, N.Y., Dec. 15. —BID . Tklansperger. ^7ie principal said it was the' object of thei school -authorities? to-glve -every-student, from the seventh year up, •who desired, .an opportunity to throw a football. • '. Kohn W. Dodd waxed, enthusl- (Oohtinued on Martin Sr^ ,.^ Opey^tiqn ^ WiHiam<J* Martin sr.;-president of %@epdrt Pledaral savings & JLoah Association' is -(iohvalescingTih the Ixm; Island college despital, Brook" lyn; from an. opezation peffonned last' Saturday.: Sp is progressing nicely according to his family^ and is expected to; berweQ"enougirt3*M^ tum^ti • • - the Colgate University freshman basketball team, scored 29 point*; to set"new 'posh "record in a\*ame against the. Cornell first \yearers here Saturday night, < Ih &' contest preliminary to the varsity gaine be-bw'nen the^?ame ooUeges, the Ool-flye woH Ipy a score of 767 to 46,- of 6ie points were. scored -on hook shots. • ' '.'-'•••' ' A week i previous Do3&" scored, 16 points ui, a game against Hartwick whlch( Colgate* won. BANKS IN FBEEPOB/f NAMED AS COWNTT DEPOSXTOBKES , %?ie" Zt^eport Bank' and the Meados?brook National Bank; were approved as. depositories fpr Nassau 7r*WM**;l *#*****« *^V* U_^_t*-l _^ * .. • ' The first alarm was soqnd-ed at 7:20 P^J., and the fire was gotten under control by 8:10 but it was an hour later before it was pronounced complete!^ out. When the second alarm was (Continued on Page 20) ' Board Votes to Retain Strecker 3 Months More In view of the fact that hearings on plans under consideration for the elimination of the railroad grade crossings are still being'held by the Pub.Ho Service Commission, the Vil-lage Board at a special meeting Fri-day night voted to retain the jser-vlces/ o{ Harry-A. StredkerrJiVSpn^ suiting engineer in the matter for three additional months for .the sum of $2,500. Th4s is because of the services made necessary *by the introduction of new evidence in the proceedings. His services are to include such ad— dltlonal ^drawings and reaearch_and%. to perform such other'functions as may be necessary in'order to pieet the evidence that has been ihtro-djiced. and .otherwise^present the _ _ case before the., Public Ser-vice, Commlssibh, as weir as do "such other work that may be required in connection with consultiye englneer-lng\ matters. /_ '"• . ..-..' '[/ , ••".'\ ' • " \ '" I)r. Jerpnme K, Asch was appoint-ed police sufgebh to succeed pie late Dr. J.: E3mep^-Gtuhmi%M . and Dr. / Bernard jMatkqwitz %yas named #ari- ,1 DRUG 8TOBES OPEN } 8CNDA? FOR FDK& DAY j As Sunday will be tAe last before: ChristmaMs., allg.r dorujpi-g.: t^3sitao,tr'es' *n the \ ; M»H||g^|^||^^ —* . .... ^** •« open; f or all ^ day \ on peo. 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