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Vermont farmer takes inspiration from CubaBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | March 11,2013Mimi Arnstein Photo
UVM Extension specialistVern Grubinger, left, and Rep. Will Stevens, I-Shoreham, right, are shown with a host farmer at an organic urban farm co-op near Havana, Cuba, during a recent agricultural mission.American farmers go into organic growing by choice.
In Cuba, according to Rep. Will Stevens, I-Shoreham, they do it because they have to.
Stevens, who runs the organic Golden Russet Farm in Shoreham, joined several other Vermont farmers for a 10-day tour of Cuban agriculture last month organized by the Vermont Caribbean Institute.
The trip was intended to identify potential areas of collaboration. Stevens said there were not many specific practices he found worth bringing back to Vermont.
"Obviously, with geography and climate and everything else, there are not a lot of direct transferables I can try," he said.
He also said food that would rarely wind up in an American retail outlet is sold to consumers in Cuba because they cannot afford to reject produce over imperfections.
"It's all just there because food is food and people have to eat," he said.
However, Stevens said, watching the Cuban farmers at work got him thinking about the big picture of agriculture.
"A lot has to do with the long-range perspective," he said. "What we've been able to do for 31 years in our farm is directed toward filling our markets."
Cuban farmers, he said, have more of an emphasis on the "human element."
"Whether we went to a research facility or a farm or a university, they all came back to a triple bottom-line concept," Stevens said. "The societal element is important, the economic element is important and the environmental element is important."
While the lack of a free market has limited some of the options to Cuban farmers, it has also spurred innovations in organic farming, such as in pest control, as Cuban farmers lack access to many of the pesticides available in the rest of the world.
Stevens said he also thinks the United States could try to adapt some of the ways Cuba implements scientific programs at the farm level, perhaps with university sponsorship.
On that note, he said America could help the Cuban agriculture industry with experimental design. He said research projects in Cuba emphasize feeding people over producing data.
"Maybe they could learn how to set up (repeatable) trials," he said. "Maybe they know it, but we didn't see a lot of it."
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Nassau County Review Official Paper of Nassau County Freeport News of the Qurches h the Fraternal Orders Single copies oi the Review for aale »«••>«« •* 5«»««, t Greenblatt'a and Braithwaite's, Rail- •»«' •*« *>«• oad Avenue; .MichnoflF's, Naasau '"^ '='»»' FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1P14 1 Vol. XIX, No. 46 SanrkM of til* weak N»B. Ia tk« churcli.. church t«ci.ti.. Dauia* ia tka sectat fratartui anuuzatioai of Fraaaart aad riciaMy. Local Topics CamaiaaU .aJ axaianatialH not entirely of . news aaturc, aa viliace aff.irt by Iha edber Social and Personal The Bahai Revelation In the Fire Department A WORTHY CAUSE Mra. Etta J. Carman asked MMd Avenue; .MichnoflF's. Naasau .«! church M«i.ti« D. B P. Mott Post, No 527. G. A Coonty Review, DaSilva's and Go- " ,, ^ _ . . | R.. will hold their annual ropper and betiV Main Street- DaSilva's, West Harold t. Brown is announced to i gmoker on Saturday evening of this Merrick Road. tf lead the Epworth League meeting Sun-, week, November 14, at the Post rooms day night in the M. E. Church ; topic, i All members of the order, and veter- i her by tending fiannri HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE "The Call to Heroic Service " -._....... Tl,aM 11 low am for HaDdy Hook, Dedart V Mamljr Abaut Guasts, VUiU .nd P.rties of Freeporter. aad Tbeir Friends Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Smith have Informal Talli by Lawyer Dodgp (Special Contribution) On Sunday afternoon ne.M. at 3:30 o'clock, in response to requests, Arthur P Dodge will give sn informal talk ..t to and about th. firamaa ' locai dapart mant I>a!<t Friday afternoon the interior •tate that all who ar« willing to help I'**'"^"**^ ^"^"^ ' ^'*'* ^''^ relatives i upon the great Bahai Movement, which of Post's Garage on Oli»e Boulevard Mrs. iniDnlen lor H'-iruwieMd Bh)) Friday. Nov Satorday, 8«Mlay, Monday, Toeaday, Wadneaday, Tliuraday, Friday, Saturday, 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 14 A county fair will be held by the 9:80 a. m. Improvement Society of the Presby- 10:10 a. m. terian Church, in the Chapel, next 10:56 a. m. : Wednesday afternoon and evening, 11:46 a. m. I November 18. Home-made pie, candy, 12:42 p. m. ; jellies and froita will be on sale, also 1:44 p. m. vegetables, fancy and domestic goods, 2:52 p. m. 'aprons, lemonade and peanuts; and re¬ freshments of pie and coffee. No ad- 8 :54 p. m. 4:51 p. m. etc, for her ans of the Civil and Spanish-American I Christmas planning for the poor child- Wars, are cordially invited to attend. I ren of the village, will kindly send goods as early as poaaibla so that she j f'"'"". • month's may get the garroenta made up before | •* Liberty, N. Y they are needed. | Commanications Editor Review, Dear Sir:— To leave a wagon without lights standing in the middle uf a country road on a dark night would be a mean trick, wouldn't it? Sorely Long Island mission is to be charged and every-j farmers would nefer do that. They body will be made welcome. The pro- are fkr too intelligent to do anything;? i- u j .u i» <• . .,k;^k t ., , ceeds are for the purchase of a new ,o foolish. They attach horses to the ! ^ »"*'"P.''»»'«.'l ^''^'^^VJ** ^"-^ ^ While out «»hmg^ on. day recently | ^^^^^j, ^"p^, j ^^^^^ ^",^^j fj^^^^^ ^^^ ^,,^,y ^^ ; was looking, in publirti>ng the item in I about their business, molesting no one. First Church of Christ, Scientist.— ' ^"^ driving on the left side of the road Services Sonday niorning at 11 o'clock ;.i,t the rate of four miles an hour. Ev- SOME FIGURING Regarding the item beaded "Some Figuring." in this cclomn last week and the week before, an explanation might be in order, but would not be of I general interest, beyond stating that Ward Frost of tbe CrysUl I>ake Hoose caoght a*17i lb. codfiah. The regular hours of the village pa Sunday School same hour; VVednesday'grything is peaceful until a meddle- trolmen have been fixed for the winter etening testimonial meeting at 8 ' g^^^ ",a(](.ap f^toist comes along at months, from 9 p. m. to 5 a. ni. the form that I did. 1 appreciate however, the interest of several of my readers who called my attention to the fact that there was na discrepancy in the figures quoted. A new advertiser in the Review this week is the flrm of Libby & Edwards, all kinds of insorance ; see what they list in this line. Felkar £ Borchert have opened a garage and repair shop on Newton Boulevaid. They will make a special-1 ^j ^jj^ j,^g{ ^jn ^^^^g pi^^g t^ia Satur ty of gasoline engines. : j^y evening. o'clock: Hempstead Bank Building; ] anything above eight milea an hour, I subject next Sunday, November 15, , have on two occasions become involved "Mortals and Immortals." yvith these peaceable fellows. On the [ first I made a hole in a fence because The Epworth League of the M. E. j a farmer drove a wagon withoot lights Chnrch is planning to have a mock j around a left hand torn, into a narrow trial in the early part of December in ; lane. (He was minding his own busi- Brooklyn Hall. "Ruggles versus Pad-1 ness—going home after a hard day's 1 erwinki Music School" is the title of | work. No the comedy. A rehearsal of characters I aecond nent in a ditch has done and is doing so much In the caught tire from a machine used ^ interest of universal love, unity and mending tires. The men working there Etta J. Carman has returned pe»ce among -nankind. put out the blaze with a few handful* sojourn with friends It is understood that Mr. Dodge has of sand, before any -terious damage made much inve'tigation and study of was done. I this movement in this country and in ; Europe and the Orient, particularly ; The alarni Tuesday morning was for of the claimed prophecies and proofs | the flagman's "shanty" at Main Street thereof contained in the Old and New jand L. I. R. R., supposed to have been i Testaments of "our Bible," and the I caused by a cigarette carelessly thrown. many holy or sacred books, foretelling ; The fire was extinguished with a pail even thousands of years ago of the 1 of water before the arrival of the tire- i work it is accomplishing, and of the ; men. Recall in five minute?. I great war and other important inci- " ¦ " dents of our nresent day and time. Village Clerk Sh«a, who is up to the ] Being asked something as to the minute on village data, gives nie the teachings of this faith or movement, following as the number of lire hyd- ' Mr. Dodge says that what appealed to rants in Freeport up to October 1: I him so very forcefully in the begin-' North of railroad I ning of his investigations, some eight- ' Between railroad and Merrick Rd. een years ago, and which led him to I the foremost historians on the subject, \ here and abroad, was the rather singu-1 lar fact of its per.sistent effort for un- i ity, rather than opposition to existing '•''' religious systems and customs; that is 3, 12 innings ' to say, there seemed never to be any Baseball Season Record | The baseball record of the Fieeport Athletic Association shows that during the past season they played 23 games, winning 15, losing 7 and 1 tie, per-j centage i>52. The complete list, giv¬ ing the date and contesting club is published herewith, the number of runs ' made by the Freeport team being put, first: I May 30, Bellewood Athletics, 3 to 4 | June t). Chapel A. C. 5 to 4 June 13, Kieinert B. B. C, 9 to 5 June 20, Brooklyn Real Estate Brok ers, 2 to 1 100 HI Between Merrick Road and Atlan¬ tic Ave. Sooth of Atlantic Ave. in Freeport In our item, fourteen years ago. this | CHRIST EVANG. LUTHERAN week, we note the arrival of the first CHURCH automobile in Freeport. It doea not i Rev. F. F. Buermeyer, D. D., the j An auto without a tail light is a men seem possible that the increase in auto-1 Inner Mission pastor of New York , ace. Did yoo ever bear of a farm mobile building has all, practically, I City, will tell of his work in the pris-j wagon driver being fined for having no been made in the last fourteen years, ; ons and among the neglected classes of j tail light? That proves that a wagon, — i the city at the evening service next without tail lights, and traveling one Burglars entered the house of Harry | Sunday. Dr. Buermeyer has had excep- Heinline, Pearsall Avenue, last Wed- ''onal opnortunities as city pastor nesday night, by way of a cellar win- "'"o^K these classes and can point to remarKable results barm in that). On the I ^"^'* "°*''=«^ ¦" "8'***'°" for « Pfoper .ior. I maria jntj Bpo-afancp 1 color for these. The hydrants were (I didn't have to pay for I fl"^ paintaa green about 15 years ago, j jhg ditch) I probably for the better security which ! Last summer hundreds of autoists i «"'¦¦»'.C"'?"" "ffords with the green grass I were fined for driving cars with no tail lights burning; perfectly proper. COLOR OF FIRE HYDRANTS A reader sends us the following . memo: "Why are tho fire hydrants , ^""e 27, Baldwin, 1 to 0 painted green? Wise ones please ans- I J^'y ^- «• "i- F'etbush B. B. (. If our contributor reads the Pire De-{ Ju'y <• P- m- Flatbush B. B. C, 3 to 1 J effort or thought in the line'ordirec^ for'TvJunWr dep'a'' r he will 1 Ju y 11. n'f«<""y ^'p'- ' .'" 3_ tion of attacking errors or conflicts be-' September 2H6 partment Column in this paper dow, and removed about $350 worth of goods. .Mr. Heinline was insured with Thomas Lucas and his loss is fully cov¬ ered. some remarKable results. His marks will be interesting. The other services are as usual: Morning service at 10:80 a. m.; Sun¬ day School session at 2:80 p. m. and , , ,.^ , , . J . a , Luther League devotional meeting at John ciitch:ock had two fingers of | .^ his right hand cut off at the first joint, '^" '" while working with the Bay Dredging i ^^ ^he Methodist Church on Sunday Co., at Long Beach, on Monday. Mr. ; coming next, -Dr. Curtice will have Hitchcock IS an exjiert machinist, and \ ^g the topic of his sermon, "The Dif- the loss IS a very severe one to him on ;fgrg"(.g.. j" ^^e evening he will this account. speak on "That Counterfeit Coin: ! Where I Got It, What It Taught Me The Nassau Post reports the an-1 and What I propose To Do> with It." nouncement of the engagement of' The sermon is based on a real inci- Josephine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jdent and wili be most practical in its Harold E. Maxson, to Russell, son of I application. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Randall, at a i'he evening service will be opened dinner party at the Maxson residence | witb fifteen minutea of singing led by on Long Beach Avenue. ' a large chorus, sustained by an orehes- i tra. These song services are proving A moving picture entertainment will j"'0''t enjoyable and attractive, be given for the benefit of tbe Free- \/*|| D J port Athletic Association at the Plaza i YlUaSe DOafU Theatre, next Friday evening, Novem- j ber 20. Tickets can be secured from! At the regular rneeting of the Vil- any of the members, at 10 cents each, I'»«« Board Friday afternoon, ali the or you can pay admisaion at the door. ! members were present excepting Tros- tee Raynor. ,, , /. u er, . ^ iiti, ! William S. Merrill waa appointed Harry L. Cohen, of Porterfield Place, j f^"^ ^^^^ ^ j^, ^^ ^,,^ ^ ,^, .,",i^^ was taken to Long Island College Hos- ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ November 1. pital in Brooklyn, on Saturday, for Applications for lighting were grant- treatment for locomotor ataxia. Mr. j ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^ DeMott, Atlantic and ^t^JZl "* •^^I"''" "^ Fmeport Lodge i g j^w Avenues ; John A. Baumann, of Elks. He has been troubled with 435 So. Grove Street, the disease about two years Surgeon.s ^j,, Treasurer S. Dimon Smith are to g.v* him treatment two months. | ^^^^^^^^ balance in the various funds, "'"^*- las follows: General, $4577 43; street, "^ $26.95 ; water, $5066.64;electriclight, Tuesday night the Police Depart-| $54.56; Board of Health, $1165.06; in- raent, including Surgeon Runcie, re-| terest. $462.09; tax arrears, $1729.28; ceived a call to the hotel in the east- | fire department, $2336.72; street light, ern part of the village, known as $1692.46; sidewalk, $922-74; park Schhng's, and now managed by E. P. [ maintenance, $120.59: police,$1262.42. Trayer. When tbe police arrived they I The Board adjourned until this af found much noise, and a woman with aj ternoon, November 18, at 5 p. m. broken noee. She refused to give her name, .'^urgeon Runcie reduced the fracture. Officer Raynor arrested a man giving the name of A. Allen on a charge of public intoxication. —Times. quarter as fast an an auto is a healthy thing to have around. When you value your life, take a ride on the Hempstead Turopike and tell us what y'ou see. When the wag¬ ons have any lights at all, they have but one, and that so placed that no autoist is able to tell in what direction the wagon is moving until he is almost upon it. The only rule I have been i able to discover ia that if you hit the horses it proves that the wagon is com¬ ing; if you hit the wagon it proves it is going—and in either case it's gone. Now the queation I wish answered is this: How many men will have to be killed before a law will be made, re¬ quiring wagons to have two head lights and a red tail light? Laws ought also to require cat riage drivers to signal when they are about to turn a corner. The present arrangement is for driv¬ ers of horses tu be a law (or lack thereof) unto themsel«>e8. and if any¬ thing happens, to sue the autoist. If he can afford tn run an auto he can afford to [>ay for the damage he does- - can't he? V-ery truly yours, A. II. Hammond. We are always pleased to receive communica-tions of this kind, having any public interest, as this surely has. We are aure Mr. Hammond will take it in good part if we suggest to him and to all other automobilists who have an idoa that they are not fairly treated (and there is no question that an auto¬ mobilist would have a difficult time in securing justice in a case as mentioned above) that only by joining some aut¬ omobile asaociation (as for instance, tbe Lung Island Automobile Club, which is organized for the express pur¬ pose <of seeing that automobilists are fairly protected by the State law, and not made the prey of every legislator wbo thinks because a rqan owns an { automobile be should be made to pay ' all the expenses of running Isn't this "hitting the high places rtmeiit pte tween Zoroastrians, Hindus, Jews, 4, Still alarm. Hose 4 and Hose 1 Christians, Mohammedans or an>i other 5. Caii ei srzr.r.. Atlantic Avennt' system or sect of church or faith, be- | 11, still alarm, grass fire, chiefs only lief or work; instead, the idea was jy, Call 27, grass. Long Beach Avenue ever uppermost to point to the good 17, still alarm. Truck 1 and true in each, leaving alone alL 19, Call 28, grass, Madison Avenue those matters of prejudices and differ- j 20, Still alarm, Hose 8 ences peculiar to everyone of the ays- 22, Call 41, Frank John's lunch wagon . (5nt 7 Wl ¦ tuar at ,, 'ems or churches, in one way or an- 24, Call 16, "Tiny Smith" hoose I sept, f, p.m., Kieinert a. a. (,., a to 0 , other, always so common to us human 29, Call IS, Jacoh Post flats July 18, Bellewood Athletics, 7 to 1 July 26, Baldwin, 7 to 0 Aug. i, Kirkman ."i. A., 1 to 3 Aug. «, Chatham B. B. C, 6 to 11 Aug. 15, Kirkman A. A., 3 to 7 Aug. 22, Baldwin, 3 to 1 as a background. There may be some other reason, but I have never heard •"''K- 29, .Mineola, 3 to 7 jt • I Sept. 5, Lynbrook, 4 to 1 Sept. 7, a.m.. Flatbush. B.B.C., 2 to 3 HANSE A DIPLOMAT Capt. Hanse is quite 'cheerful since ^^P*" ^'" Aiioona a. t^ , ti to 1 beings in every age of the world election. He says that last year the |«P*- ]'^' Baldwin, 3 to 3, 9 innings ^ -phis was notably true of tbe Independent League nominated Leroy |ept. L3, Mineola, 7 to 3, at Fair | work and teachings of Abdul Baba J. Weed and elected him; this year Sept. 26 Hempstead 10 to 0 ' throughout the United States two years they gave Thomas A. McWhinney the Oct. 3, Sea Cliff, 0 to 3 gg^ his theme always being "The same treatment. Also Lathrop Brown 1 The record of the players, kindly j Oneness of God, " "The Oneness of Re —nearly if not quite.- Observer. [prepared for us on request is also giv-!''K'""." "The Oneness <if Mankind" i en as follows: 'end "Love. Peace and Unity among OBITUARY? I iMayer October 2, Call SU, Philip Kislier residence U, Call 3, false alarm, school 31. Call ,'i4, barn, (ieorge M. Kandail November 4, False alarni, Truck 1, Hose '2 .'>. Call 32, grass, Main and Lenn !i. Call 1)2. tjarn, Geo. Christians 10, Call 41. railroad shanty With this issue we have taken from Raynor our Freeport Directory the Freeport Abrams Taxpayers' League. This was organ-! Soper ized prior to the last village election | Edwards and evidently has expired, after couple of good dinners at the Alpine. RAILROAD CROSSINGS WITH BELLS ON The Freeport friends who complain that the bslls at the Long Island Rail¬ road crossing ring and ring and ring, are not of those more often heard, who complain that the crossing bells never do ring, detweeu the two k>nds of complaintsrtt must be very interest¬ ing to be a railroad man. Surely if the bells ring a trifie tnore than the law says they must, tbe error { is on the side of safety. Better far | that the hells should ring continuous¬ ly, thereby warning reckless or other people of the danger to i>e exfiected at any place wheie a highway and a rail¬ road track meet at grade, than that tbe bells should be silent jnet une time when their warning eoond is needed. Just as the law considers a man in¬ nocent until he is proven guilty, so should a grade crossing 'be regarded as a place of imminent danger until it is abolished. Until soch time a warning bell is a help toward saving homan life and valuable property, «nd the Brook¬ lyn Times is for crossings with bells on or no crossings at aH.—Tinies. It is very evident tbe learned writer for the Brooklyn Tim«« has never had the pleasure of trying to sleep within a block of a bell which rings continu- ouslv for an hoar at a time and can be r gov'- 1 heard four blocks away, or has never BoVd Cheshire Nolan Beck Bedell Pettit Meaney Mulliner OUR NEW HO.>iE The new hose, jecured from the Em¬ pire Rubber (Jompany, has been placed with Hose 4, by Chief Leonam, and I has been used at two different fires. I G AB R H SB SH Av I "" '*'* children of God, regardless o ; former differences of race, nation or , religious belief, as the One (jod, the i One Father Being One, His creatures wer.-and are One, " etc., etc. He is the present head of this great world ' movement, founded by The Baba and 1 Baha 'IJIIah in 1S44, the believers U u^ » u i .u i, .1. . . have been told by the niembers that it handles well, and seems to be all that is claimed for it. I have been asked by a comrade if I made any recommendation regarding I J r .. n, 1 I.. I f. » u , the disposal of this hose, as he said he IdenceofMn Dodge, 64.lay btreet, be- j,^^ J^^^ , ^^^ ,j,,.^ ^.^^ ^^^^^^ tween Broadway and Grand Avenue ; 19 69 21 29 8 17 46 10 20 2 4 18 4 5 2 22 77 18 21 9 28 84 12 22 9 23 80 12 20 6 2(1 65 15 14 S 14 30 21 71 23 79 15 40 5 14 420 312 278 273 262 250 215 0 .200 II .197 1 1 .190 1 5 .175 1 .071 therein now nun.bering among the mil-1 lions scattered all over the civilized | world, who delight in looking vpon all men and women as brothers and sisters. The talk will be given at the resi- I'he Club is in good financial condi¬ tion. During the season the receipts 1 Freeport, and all interested are cord- ' without monev and with- were $975.18, sufficient with the bal¬ ance from last season, to pay all bills, leaving a balance of $14.75 on hand. ially invited out price. School Notes Football Jj)n Saturday, /November 7, the ilux football Ku- Monday afternoon the German Club held its regular meeting. This club was organized a few weeks ago and holds its meetings every Monday in , the High School at 3:15. The official Karl Rohr; vice president. Marguerite weight of their opponents. Livingston; secretary, Leonard Hub Baldwin started the game by kick- bard; treasurer. Marie .Mahnken; mon- ing to Freeport. Freeport then ran itor, Hylda Van Doren. the ball back to the middle of the tield It is the plan tbat all conversation 1 before being stopped. A forward pass, must be carried on in German in order Cutler tn Schwab then brought anoth- j that the students may become more er big gain, and with a line plunge the surprising as this matter was entirely up to the Chief, and there is no reason why he should bave asked for my sug¬ gestions or told me of his plans. 1 thank the Comrade who called this to my attention as it was stated I had recommended the Company to which it should be given, which must have been said in a joke, as I had se- Vital Statistics for October For the month of October, 4 births ———^ i and 4 deaths were recorded in the office Freeport. Nov, 10, 1914. jof Sylvester P. Shea, Registrar of Vit- To the Editor of the Jteview. "' Statistic*, as follows: Dear Sir :-^ | BIRTHS Mrs. Ritchie and family wish to ex- j October 2—Eleanor Florence. Thorn- tend their many thanks to their friends [ ^^ Joseph, jr., and Elizabeth Cronin. 6—Fenton A., Fenton and Florence \ Smith. I 7—Eugene, Charles and Daisy Har¬ ris. I 22—Sylvia, Tnomas A. and Grace I Reinhart. DEATHS aifd neighbors for their kind sympathy and assistance in their recent bereave' ment. Mre. Arravilla Ritchie. AdverUiement ernment) can they expect to remedy 1 waited at a crossing for an hour for existing evils. These associations 1 the supposed oncoming train to pas have prevented unjust legislation! which has saved automobilists many | times the dues each year, and it was | through the etforts of such associa- tione that the present law was put I through, which requires wagons also 1 Obituary Perfection oil heaters, $2.98 Cook stoves, $11.00 up Triangle O'Cedar Mopa, 69c 100 piece Chiaa Set. $8.98 Flower Post, all aicea Parlor Stoves, $2.60 up L DaSilva. W. Merriek Road. Tel. 886-W; 5 and lOe Store, 880-W. AavTtlMment. Try luy special box of cut flowers, 75c, for the weekend. C. R. Ankers, florist, Rockville Centre, L. 1. Tele¬ phone connection: delivery anywhere, JOHN CORNELIUS NOLAN John C, aged 8 mos., 27 days, only to carry a light at night, although not | son of rti illiam F. and Lizzie McCon- 80 specific as for automobiles. Any | logue Nolan, died at Nassau Hospital person who has been out at night on early Saturday morning, after an op- the public highways will admit that j eration. Funeral services were held the present law is a step in the right | from the residence of the parents. Hill- direction, being a move to make the | side AvetMe, Sunday afternoon, with drivers of horses protect themselves ; interment at Westbary. and automobile drivers as well from '. tbeir oareleesness. The only com-i MARIELLE L. ARMS plaint we have to make regarding this j Marielle L., wife of Theodore W. law «. as Mr. Hammond says, that no, ^^0.8. formerly of Merrick, died of effort lis made to enforce it; all the 1, , _ , . I . L J J I pneumonia at 820 President Street, October 6- John McGuire, 63 yrs. 8 ^^^'^^ «eem.r«ly have been devoted to I Brooklyn. 00 Sanday, funeral services mo. ^catching automobilists whose rear | ^"^ ^eld on Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Hath- 16-J.mes B. Raynor, 78yrs. 10mo. !'Kh»-'NPPen to jar out while they are , ,^,y .^^ r,, ^ h. Littebrandt offi- Martha Woerner, 37 yrs. 4 mo. ° "^'"'L^ '^Z'" ''^'''"'^* *° ''f^' ^^ i ciating; interment in Greenfield Ceme- ¦^ I lamps. Tbere IS no excuse for the | ,",.. "ok.> ;. . :.,..j v,., . i...-i j I autotuobtliats. but the law should be 16—Martha Woerner, 37 yrs 31—Joseph Ritchie, 52 yrs- 7 mo WeeklyWeatherReport (For our readers in other localities) in molion, or who neglect to light the I -- — --.-ea tery. She is survived by a husband, , , I ., I, r,j I who is a retired paymaeter of the made to apply to all or none.-Ed. . u^jt^j gj^j^ jj,^y Freeport, Nov. 10, 1914. Mr. S. F. Pearaall, ROBERT KINGSTON j Editor Beview. I Robert Kingston, 86 years of age, I By your periniasion. I would like to I died at the home of Mre. Davis, 169 overcast i make it kaown to tbe readers of the I N. Main Street, Monday, of paralysii Friday—Cool, clear. Saturday—Same. Sunday—Fine fall day. ... ahout dark and rain during night. 1 Review that tbe letter published last' of the heart; burial at Creenfield Cem- Monday—Overcast, chilly, m^ich week was by request of the recipient, j etery. Saturday. Mr. Kingston was KTux football team of FVeeport journ- i nothing whatever to say as to lli eyed to Baldwin and played a tie game , lection of the company. with the Baldwin boys team. The _ _ .. game was exciting beeause of the riv- i -~»- alry I'etwetn Baldwin and Freepoit iti Barn Bumcd in BayvicW name adopted is "Der Deutsche Ver- the athletic line, and the Ku-Klux boys , mi. I t '-i in," and the ofl^icers are: President, : put up a great game considering the 1 ,',', j I " . Z ,' !*',. '"' . ' ' • " " " small barn in rear of the building at the corner of Bayview and Atlantic Avenues was destroyed by fire, being a mass of Ilames when the alarm was given. The building whs occupied by Fred (.'hristians, who had been using it for the niHtiufacture oi' a special whita c _•!• -.L. -v .-11 ,- I/., i.'!.. , I .u 1 11 -.u- . -1 - light lamp, of which he is the mano familiar with the practical value of Ku-Klux took the ball within striking ! j. . ' the language. The monitor will im- distance. But here they lost it on a pose a fine on all members who disobey fumble and Baldwin tried a kick. It any of the rules. (German is being wa- blocked and the Baldwin player who received the ball was tackled nearly on the goal line. It looked very much aj though the hall was behind the line, in which case Freeport would have had a touchback. Bot Baldwin protested that the tield run on an angle which made the ball just in front of the goal line. So Freeport gave thfm the benefit of tbe doubt. Baldwin then kicked to the miildle of the field and the half eniled. In the second half there were a num- irer. and small quantities of car- 'bide were in the building at the time. taught in the High School this year bv .Miss Pauli. Wednesday afternoon tbe Student Staff held a meeting to discuss busi¬ ness matters connected with the Stud¬ ent. The first iesoe of the school paper, TheStudent. has been p^ out and in ^ne secono namnere were a num- b^ing in the citv, was carrying a light- makes a very creditable showing for a ber of players injured but neither goal | ed oil stove to' the second floor when first issue. Tbe literary section of the , l,ne was again approached. Three of the handle came out of the stove. As magae.ne ,s particularly fine having , the Freeport boys received injuries the stove fell down the steps it sent been personally supervised by Miss I about the head while a Baldwin hoy | burning oilin every direction. .Start- Estis, teacher of English in the High suffered from having his wind knocked \ i"g to descend, Mr King thought of School. There are four interesting out. The bruises were not seriou.-, i .^j^e valuables on the second floor and r ^f .Im . T^'^L.^^^^, V.f. ^^y however, and play was immediately ,eturned for them and when he again Ann. Manon s Burglar, Advjn- ; resumed. »After a bard scrimmage the | .tarted to descend, foun.l his escape cut off. He went to a window and Rescued From Fire at Baldwin Daniel King, <jf (irand anil Seaman Avenues, Baldwin, was nearly over- j come by sinoke about midnight Satur¬ day, when his home, h li-story frame building, caught file. Mr. King, who was alone in the ; house when tbe fire occurred, his wife tures of the Black Twins bel's Thanksgiving." In the literary part, the paper has sec tions divided as follows: Editorial page, student activities, class notes, athletics, alumni and jokes. The Alumni notes, under the editor¬ ship of Theodore Wiggins, '13, are very unique. Starting with the class of 1893 there is a paragraph' devoted to each class up to 1914. E]ach para and "Ma- game finally ended in Baldwin's terri addition to tory with a score of 0 to 0. "The Freeport Town Team did not play last Saturday because of their in¬ ability to secure a game. sank down in an unconscious condition- Meanwhile, a neighbor, William Mo¬ ran, saw the fire, and after calling to his brother-in law, at the Baldwin pumping station, to send in the alarm, picked up a ladder and started for ihe house, thinking that his neighbors were nrobably in bed. and the ladder Two new bells are lobe plac'jd in the 1 might be useful. He put the ladder New Church Bells L .",. ,",». ,. belfry tower of the Churcb of the Holy ; up against the window before which graph sets forth the news concerning D"^.»lr".,>, «" d:.," c»--,^« ""j ¦., -. xt v- i. 1 / n 1 ^ 1- J2 ri..\ 1 e .,-.- -1- L- . ., "^ , Redeemer on Pine Street, and it is Mr. King had fallen, and finding the the members of that class wbich the paragraph represents. Smitli & Bedell's adT. this week, \ calls attention to a cold cure they rec¬ ommend. { cooler, freezing at night. Chubbuck's talk about spices in tlMir adv. this week. I A«vi Tuesday—Cold: clear (about 80 in . m.) Wednesday—Slightly warmer, clear. Thursday—Clear, cool. I KHled by Auto At the Plasa, Wednesday, Novem ber 18, matinee and evening, the world j not by me. 1 Very respectfully yours. M. S. Terry. To Discuss Waterway An important meeting is scheduled for Friday evening of this week, Nov¬ ember IS, at Fraternity Hall, Free- port, to discuss the proposed Long Isl born in Australia and bridge worker. was an iron Edward T. Smith of Freeport was stnick and evidently instantly killld by an auto on the Merriek Road just | and Waterway, which has been ander ^ west ofthe bridge dividing Merrick ' consideration fer several years by the famous New York Hippodrome brought j »nd Freeport, Wednesday evening. United Sutes Government officials, to your very door in amazing accurate ^<* '^le witnesaed the accident nor and on which a re-hearing has now motion pictures for the flrat time in Itnew about it until Smitli's body was I been granted. Speakers from the New Hippc^rome history; six reels present- discovered by David Kennedy some j York Waterway Asaociation and the inc irall its glittering glorious great- 1 time after tbe accident. Funeral ser- Long Is'and Waterwav Association, naaa tl><^ complete production of tha ! vices will be held at bis late home Sat-' will be present at this meeting, when ¦tapandooa spectacle, "America." i "rday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. the matter will Adniaaion, matinea, children, 10c; -The Brooklyn Eagle notes the death of Jamea W. Curran of Glen Cove, aged 65. Mf. Curran was the father of Miss Eva Curran, for several years a teacher in our public schools. Scenk Railway AcdilcBt While taking the bumps on the scen¬ ic railway crossing at Pine and Grove Streets Toesday evening a milk wagon with Edward Bedell driving, broke in two, and Mr. BedeM was thrown out. The quarterly examinations at the High School were held on Thursday and Friday of this week These ex¬ aminations are compulsory for ali stud- enU in the High School and consist of window has been plaeed in the church. hoped to have them in time to nse I man onable lo help himself, or utter Christmas morning. This is one of the ; word, carried him down the ladder the labors of Rev. John O'Toole, pastor of I house by this tirne being a mas* of the chnrch. It is the purpose of Fath- j flami?s around the stairway. Mr. Mo¬ er O'Toole to have the bells rung at ran put Mr. King down and started noon every day when the Angelos will 1 back for Mrs. King when .Mr. King, be rung. revived by tbe fresh air, told him she During the last month another new , was in the city. In the meantime the Baldwin fire thorough tests^ on the^ work eovejred The north side of the church now con- deF»artment had arrived and did good ».•._ tains two beaotifol colored windows work, the house being afire from cellar with pictures descriptive of passages : to attic vhen they arrived. The fol from September up to date schedule of examinations was lows: Thursday a. m., 9:00-10:30, 1st period classes a. m., 10:S0-12KIO, 2nd period classes 1:15- 2:45, 3rd period classes 2:45 4:15, 4th period classea Friday of the Scripture. •MU, adalts, 15c: 20c. evening, children, 10c; landing heavily on his head. He was j taken into the M. E Parsonage, but 1 be thoroughly dis-1 was able to lead his horse home after Sidney Goald, paslor of tbe Presbyter-1 cnssed, and action taken towards arous- 1 being attended to, evidently escaping ian Cborch, ofiiciating; interment, ing more interest in thismattar. which with tome severe bruises. Tbe divided Fraaport Cemetery. Mr Smith is tur- is of so much importance to Long IsU I wagon was removed for repairs Wed- vived by a yiite and six children. and. neaday. p- p- a. a. P- m., m., m.. m.. m.. Hicks Still in Lead Mr. Moran modestly disclaims any ' particular credit for the rescue, but I Mr. King undoubtedly owes his life to ttie courage and forethought of hia I neighbor. The Boards of Canvassers of Queens, . Nassau and SuiTolk Counties are new 9:00-10:30, 5th period classes busy canvassing the returns from the 10:80-lt:00. 6th period classes election of November 8. Principal In 1:15- 2:45. 7th period classes terest centers in the close contest be¬ tween Frederick C. Hicks, Republican, and Lathrop Brown, Democrat, for Do not fail to see "Ameriea" at tbe Member of Congress. No change bas Plaxa on Wedne«)ay, November; 18 been made so far over the figure* an- _ _ matinee and evening. i nounced last weak. Hicks leading by 4 I ih; matinee and evening.' .AdvertiscnMnt. votea. I a^. "America, "the Hippodrome's great¬ est scenic spectacle, including Landing of Columbus, Panama and the Open¬ ing Festivities, marvelous ladder act, Pueblo village. 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Oh no he didn't! Over the past few years, one of the most popular insults in sports has been calling your opponent a "fake tough guy." Thanks to Baltimore Ravens cornerback Cary Williams, the phrase was used once again after America's biggest sporting event. The Ravens were able to score points against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII, which is something teams had very little success doing during the regular season. After the game, Williams called out the Niners for being phonies. "The 49ers are pretenders," he said according to Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun. "They're fake tough guys. They're a push you in the back type of team." There was a lot of chippiness and pushing and shoving throughout the game, but it was the Super Bowl. Rather than talking smack about his opponent and winning without class, Williams probably should have been counting his blessings that he wasn't ejected after shoving a referee in the first half. Personally, I'm not a fan of players rubbing salt in the wound after beating a team. The Ravens have done it before as well, with Terrell Suggs unloading on the New England Patriots after the AFC Championship. When you beat a team, there isn't much you have to say. That's the idea behind letting the play do the talking. The post Cary Williams: 49ers are fake tough guys appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Cary Williams shoves referee, avoids ejection Ravens CB Cary Williams: Complaining Dez Bryant needs to 'be a man' 49ers, Ticketmaster give Super Bowl tickets to couple scammed over Craigslist
Once again, Ravens Don't know how to shut up after a win. Without some help from the zebras they would have gagged this one up. Just zip it and act like you have some class.
'Help from the zebras' is the stupidest explanation for a loss, period. I could explain that 15 different ways and it would cone to the same thing.
all that matters is who won the game. ha ha
what happened to Randy Moss, why didn't he play ? I thought he was the greatest
Your a Moron! Randy is the Greatest. The 49ers lost because they did not use him enough!
Rice had 14 1,000-yard seasons. Moss is second with 10.
Rice, who played the first 16 of his 21 NFL seasons with San Francisco from 1985-2000, holds virtually every significant receiving mark. That includes most career receptions (1,549); yards receiving (22,895); total touchdowns (208); and combined net yards (23,546) in his career with San Francisco, Oakland and Seattle.
Let's be alittle more careful with the word the GREATEST. This is not counting the three rings that Jerry has accomplished. Jerry ran every route not just ups. Jerry Rice blocked. He never took a play off.
Before you play the Joe Montana card. Moss was on a team with Cris Carter, Rob Smith, Jake Reed with Dante Culpeper throwing...
Hitting Flacco out of bounds, no flag, slamming Pearce to the turf out of bounds twisting his head, no flag, diving into the piles late all night,no flags, twisting legs and heads after play whistled dead all night, no flags....sf is probably as dirty and Houston. There is something to be said about being tough but you guys are closer to being dirty than tough, don't confuse the 2. We didn't piss and moan about it we just figured out how to win. That's why Wlliams called sf fake tough. Think about it.
if Flacco was out of bounds how come they kicked the field goal from the 2 instead of the 12.
Because not only was he hit out of bounds, he didn't even have the ball. He had already thrown it away.
See they don't want to own up to what everybody else does wrong,just what the Ravens have done.But it's all good in our hood.I think I'll go down to the stadium to see and touch the Trophy. Hey Hater Nation,come on down to B-More,but remember you better be more carefull
it is now the worst bowl game ever playied and I've seen them all
you sound dumb as hell!
and crazy you where watching what game?
Really! if any body was gettng away with **** it was ravens! that's all you have to do is count how many flags got throwed aginstr the niners compared to the ravens!!! and williams should have been ejected from the game!!!!.....there asses are the fake ones!!!!!that paid for there victory!!!!!..... they got away with murder, just like ray lewis did!!!!!!
ALL YEAR LONG People's have been downing the Ravens, so Ravens speak your minds!!!!
What game were you watching?If the zebras helped,they helped the 49ers just as much if not more.Flacco smacked out of bounds,Pierce smacked out of bounds,every time Boulden pulled down a reception,he had the defender all in his chest before the ball.They were on T.Smith like a cheap suit.Old boy that opened his stupid mouth about gays did so much holding I thought he wanted to kiss Boulden.
And had the "Zebras" seen the holding by SF DB's against Atlanta receivers in the NFC Championship game, there would not hev been a Har-Bowl. So what is your point? That the refs are human and miss calls? Or that your are whinning because you hate Baltimore so much?
Hey Moron the NFL is where CLASS goes to die. Get over yourself...
It's certainly dead in raven land and its not about me TOOL.
You are a tool. Maybe you could use a tool to zip your mouth up.
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I totally agree. Torrey Smith got cheated out of a TD. And that blackout was BS
Did you really just criticize the 9ers for stabbing people. Thats funny!
all too often people see what they want, the comment by " the deal is an example. I'm not a fan of either team but the ravens committed alot of cheap shots too. Be honest fool or shut yer mouth yer mom might catch you lying again. Oh I guess only certain teams can shove a referee and not get called 4 it.this is football not PKA or the MMa octagon. cary williams didn't show any real tough guy stuff all he showed was a childish lack of poise and control. And by running his mouth after the fact his cowardice. this is another guy Ill point out to my kids as a real loser and example of how not to be. yeah there are alot of fake tough guys but C Williams is a fake..MAN
can you also tell your children that a lot is two words!
This coming from a guy that shoved a ref, which is supposed to be an automatic ejection! Surely, especially after showing such poor sportsmanship with his comments now, the Comish will fine him after the fact for shoving a ref! I guess it is understandable that he is upset though. His team is old and this was their last hoorah. They were one play away from being losers! In truth, they never should have made it past Denver! So the Niners are "fake tough guys" and the Ravens are a team of pure luck. I would rather be lucky than right, but he is bragging way more than he has earned. I do hope the Niners play them next year and that Cary Williams is in the game! The Niners are a young and talented team and will be back, I would say in next year's Superbowl. Where do you think the Raven will be? That's right, not even in the playoffs next year! So enjoy your victory punk as it is the only one you are going to have in your pathetic career.
Hey idiot were have the 49'er been the last 5 yrs. The Ravens have been in the play-offs and play in the toughest division in football. Your 49'ers have played in the softest until last year when Pete & Jim joined the wild west show. Pete's a cheater and a crook of the Bill Belichek school and Jim I hate to say it is starting to look like a whiner of the Brady/Belichek ilk. You guys may be the bully's of the left coast but remember you're dealing with the bully's of the NFL. They have beeen so for a long time and will continue to be so. You guys have yet to prove anything. And no we ain't talking ancient history here. Lucks ass, 11 td passes no interceptions, a 114+ quarterback rating, that's ability. Luck has nothing to do with it.
Gee, I hope I didn't hurt your precious feelings? Let me guess, Cary Williams is your boyfriend, right? I knew it! Talk to me after the Ravens have won 5 Superbowls. You won't be in another Superbowl for at least 10 years, probably 20, whereas the Niners will win 3 or 4 over the next five years.
Please the niners wont win 3 or 4 in the next 5 years, they will be lucky just to make it back to the superbowl. They have a very long road to go cause the seahawks have their number, san fran couldn't stop them to save thier lives. The Rams even have their number. So they will be lucky enough to win the west next year. Talk about luck they needed it to comeback and beat the falcon so don't talk about luck. But you can say what you want to say cause quite frankly who won and who went home without a ring. So just shut up about it already. Just about all niner fans sound like the packer fans did after they lost to seattle but they had a real complaint unlike yall. Cause if it wasn't for the black out the ravens would have blown them out and there would have been no comeback at all.
They may have been in 5 Superbowls but not in this century!! And stats show that very few teams make it back to the Big Show the following year.
I just can't believe that 2 brothers can be so different.
1.)John Harbaugh is the definition of class and Jim is the definition of NO class. The Ravens arrived in New Orleans looking like they were on a Business trip, Suit, Ties the epitomy of Class. The 49's showed up like they were going prospecting. Not a tie on the plane. Oh! maybe the Pilot.
2) John Harbaugh gives the credit to his players, his coaches, even the 12th Man- the Baltimore Fans. He is full of Praise for his Brother and his ability as a coach. All Jim wants to do during his interviews is complain about the"NO CALL FOR HOLDING." He may be a good coach, but just like Belichek, Pete Carroll, and Tom Brady ~ he is a whinning Little Boy who has a lot of growing up to do. I am sure if it hadn't been his brother on the other side of the field and he lost he wouldn't have walked to the middle for the congratulatory handshake after the game. That's just the kind of POOR Sport that his is.
wearing a tie is the same as class? I suspect that Ray Lewis wore a tie when he was talking his way out of a double murder charge.
As far a Jim H being a whiner: you don't seem to understand the difference between intensity and passion and whining. Grow up little person
wearing a suit and tie,fat bank account dont mean class.teams really do take up their coaches,leaders persona.jim is afake tough guy and that is what the 9ers are,fake but with some talent.get under your skin and take advantage of it.as for the zebras,they did a good job,nobody got the calls and everything was even.both teams chippy,but nocalls.it is the super bowl.if you are going to call it one way you have to call it the other way too,or not call it.
maybe but they are in the AFC
Who plays in the toughest division in football? The same division with The Cleveland Browns? (I mean the NEW Cleveland Browns, of course. Since The Ravens are the original Browns...) The occasionaly good Bengals? And the OLD, over-the-hill Steelers? How exactly do The Ravens play in the toughest division again?
True pushed a ref, right after he got off of the 49ers player #74, who he was punching if you go back and look at the replay of that fight. Then once the 49ers players got him off their teammate he tried to get back in to it and pushed the ref. I can see why #74 was pissed and got the 15 yard penalty, after getting punched while he was down. What a class act of a player.
He hit me...He kicked...He pushed me...please 49er fans...have some dignity...your team loss...all is fare. Football is one of the most physical and aggressive games played these things you whinning about are going to happen the refs are not on the field to catch every penalty its not possible they are human. If you believe that one or two missed calls is why the Ravens put up 21 points in the first half you are sadly mistaken. The Ravens defense is not the fastest,not even the most talented but they do one thing very well...they intimidate the opposing teams offense and defense. The Ravens get teams out of focus, worried about who pushed me after the whistle, he grabbed my facemask in the pile. When they should be on the sidelines looking at film and getting blocking and coverage assignments together, teams are focused or retaliation for what is deemed dirty play. While thats going on Boldin gets wide open,Pierce gets around the corner, Smith gets deep, Torrey gets deep, you get up the middle on a kickoff return. Its all part of the GAME.
This punk got run over by Crabtree in the 3rd quarter because he doesn't know how to tackle. He won't be in the league in 2 years.
Yeah but he's got a superbowl ring.....and I wasn't impressed with any of the boys that yoiu guys call DB's. Williams really didn't like one of your idiots stomping him in the back while he was on the ground. I think it was your mouthpeice receiver Crabtree but truly was unable to tell from the melee that was going on, maybe he should have been ejected also? I wonder. The winners say play on and losers say wait until next year...
Neither will Crabtree as a punk like him will end up in prison. What did it cost him to get out of trouble after the GB game
He is the fake one as I saw a replay of him punching #75 of niners as he was on ground several times before the schrum broke up that is why Miller went after him secondly.
Its a game its over. They are all fake tough guys, I don't see them in Iraq or Afghanistan the soldiers are the real tough guys lets not forget
Just showing what a classless team they are...
You are entitled to your opinion. But THE BALTIMORE RAVENS and JOHN HARBAUGH are the epitmoe of class. They showed up in New Orleans in Suits, Ties and smiles. They were ready for the fans and the media. They handled themselves with class and dignity. Unlike the 49's. Jim Harbaugh was like a puppet, Randy Moss was and idiot and proved it Sunday night when he let Ed Reed Intercept that pass. When they played the game, they gave what they got. As far as I am concerned, when you hit a player when he is down, they the next time he gets a chance, he should take it. All the other players do it, they even put bounties on players, But when it's the RAVENS we have NO CLASS? When the game was over, John Harbaugh had nothing but praise for his brother and his team. All Jim Harbaugh wanted to do is complain about the lack of calls. Well guess what quite a few of them went his way against the Ravens. So I would stop complaining. And move on. John and his team have more class in their little fingers then the 49s and Jim have in their whole bodies.
I'm surprised Ray didnt show up in his white (with Red Spots) suit! Makes me sick to hear his BS! Please tell Ray at the parade, it was God who shut off the lights, but the fires of hell will burn for him for eternity! Congrats to you fans and the rest of the Ravens. But make no mistake, your team is no classier, they too would act like a bunch of classless jerks if they lost that game.
at least they have their whole bodies not like the guys your really classy murderer, raymond did to two other people.
plus come back when you win 5 super bowls. you are the most outrageous ,ignorant, and just flat out no class bum i've ever read here.. stay where you are and ray will protect you. Hope john gets invited to the AT and T like Billecheck did last year , like to ask his real opinion of you murdering supporter fans.
Well if anyone would know about fake tough it's Williams...
well comming from a bunch of player's that has a murder on board well lewis how does it feel to get away with murder and then he is born again well the devil never refused anyone
wow, let's talk about all football players here and the fact that a majority of them have been accused of multiple crimes. I'm so sick of people pulling out the murder crap just because they are sour that Ray Lewis will be one of the best line backers of all time. waaa waaa waaa. He went out with a ring. Haters gonna hate. In the end you either show up or shut up. And the ravens proved their power by being the underdog..hmm let me see 4 times? wow that says something.
You are an IDIOT! Ray Lewis, is not a murderer. If he was he would be in jail. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was exonerated of any wrong doing! He has played for the Ravens for 17 years. I do not think they would have let that happen if he had in fact killed anyone. There have been many players accused and found guilty of crimes< they have served their sentences< and returned to the NFL, and you don't keep hearing about it all the time. But then again, He plays for the Baltimore Ravens, and as far as everyone is concerned we don't deserve anything, Hell as far as everyone was concerned including good old Tagliabu, we didn't even deserve a team. Well we got one, they are OUR TEAM, we love them and you are not even worthy to kiss their a**es....
Thats the point, what sentence did Lewis serve? He paid, not prayed his way out of jail. Be real about it, he knows what happened, how would you feel if it was a member of your family who died with no explaination? Oh yeah, its ok because Baltimore won a superbowl ring!!
Like my coach used to say; excuses, even legitimate ones, are for punks and pantywaists, not for football players. The best team in ANY game ALWAYS wins EVERY time. On paper, and in the minds of many who think they know so much about the game, the 49ers may be a better team, but Sunday, on the field, they simply were not. There is only ONE thing a team has to be 'better than' the other team at in order to win: scoring points. Everything else is for conversation and analysis, and of course making lame and silly excuses.
Regardless of cheapshots (whatever), 'bad' officiating (yeah, right), blackouts or cockroaches in the locker room, if the 49ers had played better they would have won, simple as that. Analyze it any way you please; when the clock hit zero, the Ravens had scored 34 points and the 49ers had scored 31 points. That is the ONLY reason the Ravens won and the 49ers lost.
Pretty classless act by Williams & this is coming from a devout Ravens fan. Win with dignity & shut the hell up !
From one DEVOUT RAVENS FAN to another. You take a cheap shot,and see if you like it!!
Until any of you arm chair quarterbacks have been out there yourself quit talking about something you know nothing about. It's so easy to watch on television but do you know what these guys have gone through to get there; obviously not.
It will be another 10-12 years before he Ravens make it back to the Super Bowl
Not a Raven fan here but at least they won this year!!
You know what, you may be right. We are going to be going through a lot of changes in the next few years. We will be loosing players because of the salary cap, some will be retiring and so forth. What's the 49ers excuse!.
Larry, that last paragraph about says it all.
Hey, it's also just your opinion and Carey Williams has an opinion too. Me too.
The 49ers could not put it in there with the world championship on the line. That's all.
1st and goal from the 7.
Also apparent from the very start of the game was the 49ers were put off guard by not being able to push the Ravens around like they're usued to more or less as part of their game plan. Hardly, as evidenced by the first half which reminded me of the Ravens Pats game. The Ravens strapped it on the Pats, like it or not. Same here 1st half.
Being a great team on the way to being even better, the 49ers will no doubt be back soon enough.
Oh yeah, and John coached way better than Jim.
Mr. Williams, Why don't you go to our (SF) Chinatown and eat some big sea worms, snails, chicken feet TOUGH GUY!! Let' see how tough you are!! I bet you will be saying YUKKK!!! Now be quiet the game is over!!! Ravens may have won, but the Niners woke you up from your bliss little black bird moment!
What a cry baby. Win the championship and cry. in my book you are a loser.
so are you!
Everyone needs to get over themselves. It was the Super Bowl. 2 teams left and one winnner and one loser. Ravens won, and 49ers lost. I am sure, if it was any other team, than the Ravens, that beat YOUR team, you would still be whining. As for telling any children about this Super Bowl, you will be telling them one thing and the media will be telling them the other. This Super Bowl was the MOST successful in history of Football and the Ravens came out as winners. People are people and can say whatever they want. Problem is, if you are not in front of the person stating, anything, you shouldn't comment on third party informtion. Then of course, most of you think everything said on the internet is "true". So give it break. You can say what you want, but it shows how lame you are. Ravens are already in the books as Super Bowl XXXXVII champions and gearing up for a next year run. Just start thinking about YOUR team and don't worry about the Ravens. They will be there next year, to beat your team. Live with it.
for any and all to see if you think the supper bowl is not fixed go sbnation and watch the video of Cary Williams shoving the ref a lot of players have been ejected from games for a lot less and would have had fines leveled on the player by now and nothing it goes to show what you can get away with win the refs want you to win
does that mean that the 5 times that SF won they were also fixed?
Just one of the many reasons I hate the Ravens. They all love to run there big mouths. Sure glad we don't have to watch anymore of the stupid-A_s Ray Lewis
Again just another sour non-ravens fan. It's okay, Ray Lewis is a hall of famer who has two rings. Hate all you want, sad excuse to put forward knowing that there are many NFL players accused of crimes.
Only difference about Ravens fans is they aren't as foul mouth as people like you, that call yourself a fan of any team. You should think if your team would want anyone like you rooting for them, Most teams don't like sore and whining losers, such as you.
Williams is a little puke, just another over paid idiot shooting his mouth off. It was a one sided game thanks to the refs. I thought the replacment ref did better.
Why, oh why, does this forum ALWAYS devolve into kindergarten playground name-calling???? Discuss the topic like ADULTS!
It was obvious to me that the zeebs had been told by the NFL brass to "let them play" by not throwing flags on punches in pileups, late hits and hits "just" out of bounds - and, of course, fighting. And I think the players got the message pretty early on, because their behavior would have resulted - during the regular season - in about 150 unsportsmanlike penalties. But they couldn't very well have multiple flags every other play in the Super Bowl. If nothing else, the TV people wouldn't've stood for it. I've watched every single Super Bowl, since before they were CALLED Super Bowls, and this was by FAR the dirtiest, most out-of-control game so far.
Yea, but he's right. They're just like their coach...loudmouthed whiners with little class and no style.
Fortuntely you are only a very, very small percentage of people that show the kind if hate you have. No one really cares what you say. It only shows the type of person you are. Look in mirror. You proud of the fact that you can get on line and show how much hate you have and not a clue on how to handle conversation? You can say what you want, but it will not change one aspect of the most successful Super Bowl game in history.
ravens won because they played better . simple as that. they have no class though and cary williams should have been ejected. feel free to disagree- you will be wrong and i wont bother to argue with a wrong person.
As a Ravens fan I must say that I am somewhat hurt about all the negativism seen above... wait, we WON the Super Bowl and have the trophy, NEVER MIND!!!!!
Lots of ignorance posted so far. Blaming the officials is about the worst thing you can do after a loss. You could be right, sometimes are, but it will never sound like anything but a sore loser when said. I was a little shocked Williams wasn't tossed after the push. It was obvious he didn't know it was an official, but still. He shoved an official pretty hard. Intent normally doesn't matter there. What would you say, "Sorry, I was trying to fight that guy, not you" In that case, it's ok . . .
Actually, it was obvious he DID KNOW it was an official. If you watch it again, he looked right at him and shoved him. It is not OK.
Ravens = No Class...just look at Lewis, Suggs, and now this Nobdy as proof...Williams should have been ejected from the game. Even in the photo above he looks like a 5 year old crying about something.
I am no 49ers fan, but I was rooting for the 49ers to shut Lewis and his loud mouth losers. Now we have to llisten to these idiots brag all summer long....
NO CLASS?? Do you even know the meaning of class. This group of gentlemen represented they team and their state with class, in appearance, they way they dealt with the press, they way they played the game. There were quite a few flagless calls against the 49's. They took Flacco out aftere he had passed the ball, there was holding against Jones in the first quarter. There were quite a few late hits, but I didn't see John Harbaugfh acting like an idiot.
Ray Lewis was never convicted of a crime. He did not kill anyone. Suggs and Williams may have spoken out of turn.
But at least they didn't post tweets on anyones page after their brother died stating that it was a "Blessing he died".
Those two players called it as they saw it. Tom Brady is definitely a cry baby ~ and so are the 49's and especially thier coach.
To say that we did deserve to win ~ incredible. Joe Flacco played has played every game since he became our quarter back. Since he teamed up with John Harbaugh we have gone to the play offs all 5 years. We one all 4 games that we needed to win. 11 completed passes for touch downs, no interceptions. All because of his talent and the players around him. That is an ELITE team. And guess what , they have the right to brag. And not only that - Their first ever draft pick made it to the Hall of Fame this weekend on his first year of eligibility. way to go J.O.
Sounds like it was all set up for the ravens to win
Yes it was, It was our time everything that the 49er fans are complaining about has happened to the Ravens in the pass. No calls, bad calls,late hits and down right out cheating. But, as a team they resolved to rise above it, to use those mishaps as motivation for the next season, they never gave up every year they went a step farther than they did the previous year and this was the year that they would not be denied. You have to score more points than your opponent and that makes you VICTORIOUS. Just look at the score, if the world had ended at the end of the first half the Ravens would have been the WINNERS, If they had called the game at the Black out the Ravens would have been the WINNERS, They tried to help them with the Black out but the 49ers just could'nt do it Why? Because we wher the team of DESTINY, forever the underdog, thanks we like that don't give us a chance and we'll show you what we can do Didn't we? We are The Baltimore Ravens the 2013 Superbowl Champions and there's NOTHING you can do ABOUT IT
No, you don't
The Ravens deserved to win, enough said. Being the underdog 4 games in a row and having Flacco step up shows what this team is capable of. Lewis will go down as being one of the best line backers of all time and he went out with class. Can't say I have seen any other team who showed any really closeness as much as I've seen with the Ravens. Well done boys, you earned it!
Ray Lewis is a hypocritical, crying asshole who should be in prison instead of a Super Bowl Parade. Sorry to change the subject but every time I see his face or hear his name I want to vomit.
I guess your throwing up quite a bit lately huh? You don't go to prison if you don't commit a crime. He killed no one. He did not deserve to go to prison. He believes in God! What's wrong with that? He was retiring after being in the league for 17 years with the same team. That in itself is an accomplishment in this day and age. He has two super bowl rings. He went out with style and grace. And yes! He does deserve a SUPER BOWL PARADE and he is getting in today. From the town that Loves and Admires him and always will. And in 5 years he will be in the Hall of Fame. So be ready to puke again. Asshole!
You don't go to prison if you commit murder if your name is O.J. or Ray Lewis. You are just another one of those starry eyed football jackoffs who think that because your team, not you shithead, won a super bowl that people like Lewis walk on water. 6 weeks from now nobody but mullet heads like you will even remember who won this stupid game and the only reason you will remember is because you don't know or can understand anything else. I have added you to my list of things that make me vomit, you are number 2, Ray Lewis will always be number 1.
And you are??? and your contribution to society is???? Enough said
if you refer to Super Bowl as "this stupid game" then you are not even a football fan...go put your head in a toilet somewhere or even better your lap and vomit. No one will remember you.
you refer to the Super Bowl as "stupid game"..you can not call yourself a football fan. Go put your head in a toilet or better yet your lap and vomit, no one will remember you in a minute.
Your mother should have swallowed
God only forgives those who repent. Ray doesnt have gods forgiveness until he 'fesses up!
To what? get the facts and stop listening to other misinformed people.Know what you're talking about before you start talking, It makes you look stupid, you aren't stupid are you?
What it comes down to is, the Ravens won! The only way to win a game is not to leave it go to the cards, get the knock out! Then if there is any questions after that who cares! Ask the Seahawks about that, the played the Steelers and lead in every statistic in that game and left it up tho the zebras by not handing over the knock out punch. Im not saying there wasn't bad calls that were called both ways, but one of the reasons we love this game so much is that anyone on any given Sunday can be a hero. On the other side of the spectrum someone has to fail or make mistakes, including the refs. there where bad calls that would have been called the same way in the regular season so if your going to rate a team on there play for a whole season to make play offs and Superbowl the rules should be consistent. I think the refs will make mistakes but it was no different then the regular season. As far as the lack of class it goes both ways, SF coach is crying about calls, way to take the sense of accomplishment away from your brother who deserves it, and to the Ravens CB, you should keep your mouth shut because your lucky you got to play after the obviouse mistake by the refs and letting keep playing the rest of the game. Im willing that he would never call SF fake tough guys if Willis, Smith, and Smith where in the same room! Good job to both teams for making it to game that they have lived there whole lives working harder then most to get to, and Great Job to the Ravens. I think for the most part everyone here is a fan of the game, and judging by some of the post are very passionite about there teams! Keep it up because without the fans there is no NFL!
Ray had charges dismissed...was not charged with murder was charged with obstruction for not ratting out others...wrong...I think so...but even those charged with the murder not guilty ... self defense . Ray has led a clean upstanding life since then and has played outstanding ball. I suppose it is jealousy that keeps people dredging this up...13 years later...lots of players have been charged with varying degrees of crimes in this league just as regular people are in life. Hopefully we are all allowed to move past mistakes made in our youth. He is a hall of fame player and a inspiring leader to his team. He didn't make all this about him....the media did that....so blame them for all the news on Ray Lewis going to the Super Bowl. Ray stayed focus on the game and his goal of winning it. Baltimore loves and respects Ray Lewis for his work on and off the field. It was Baltimores time...Ray Lewis' time...Flacco's time...Jone's time..the team's time. They fought hard and overcame obstacles and in the end they endured.
You have moved into the number 3 spot.
Go ahead vomit, but being misinformed and ignorant of the facts is sad. I feel sorry for you,because it's obvious that you don't think for yourself nor do you make it your business to get the facts. You are making assumptions based off of what???? Put yourself in his place would you want that to happen to you?
If the 49ers are "fake tough", that must make the ravens "fake super bowl" chumps.
All of youcalling the 49ers dirty are idiots. The Ravens had just as many "late hits" and after action "plays". The problem I have with the whole thing is that the Ravens had 2 huge personal fouls that by rule would have ejected the players involved and that didn't happen, and 3 penalties on one player n the end zone on 4th and goal for the niners, and not one of them was called. Really? The play where people think Torrey Smith was "robbed" of a TD is a joke. There is no gaurantee he make the catch, and if he does, there is no gaurantee he takes the ball to the house. Also, he had been pulling on he defenders inside shoulder which is offensive pass interference and this is why there was no flag. I in no way saying that the Niners would have won the game at the end, but the refs DID help the Ravens by missing any of 3 infractions in the endzone on the same play by the same Raven defender. I have watched the game several times and can't come up with anything that changes my mind about that last SF posession with goal to go. As far as Randy Moss being the greatest?....He is the greatest.....at running his mouth. Jerry Rice is the greatest 49er receiver and overall receiver of all time. Randy even amitted that he had at least 3 down production years....2 before retirement, and 0ne since coming back. It is ludicrous to think that he is better than Jerry Rice. I think Rb Gronkowski is a better reciever than Moss, and he plays tight end. I wish people would think before they post, and make sure facts are straight before they spout off. Most of the posts here favoring the Ravens are from Ravens fans, and they wouldn't admit the errors if they were paid to do so. If the Ravens had lost, they would be pointing at the blackout as a reason, and blame the Niners somehow. Anyway, that's my rant. The game is over, Ravens were declared the winners. congrats to them on being Superbowl champs, but they and their fans need to show some class. There should be just as much class and grace in tems/fans when they are victorious as there is in a defeat.
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As for her looks, the shots of her talking without makeup, show that she has virtually no natural beauty, which in my opinion is the only kind that matters.
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"Whether Ronda has one penny or $10 million, the point I was trying to draw there is she has her nose in the air, and she acts like she's better than everyone else," Pena said after the event. "She went on the show like, 'I'm Team Real Mean vs. Fake Nice.'
"Well, if she was so real, why didn't she tell me that I didn't deserve to breathe the same air Shayna Baszler does? Why didn't she tell me that to my face instead of saying it on camera behind my back?"
The fact Pena entered "TUF 18″ already as a training partner of Tate's, who's Rousey's bitter rival, probably didn't help matters. Still, Pena didn't understand the hostility, and she said she's not backing down from her criticism of Rousey, whose male "TUF 18″ finalist, Davey Grant, also lost on Saturday.
"It's her arrogance," Pena said. "It's the way she holds herself – like her s–t don't stink. And that was the point I was trying to make. It doesn't have anything to do with money; it's the way that she acts."
Despite the feud, Pena was in good spirits after her victory.
"I was all business (before the fight)," she said. "That's what it takes. Now it's time to party."
Miesha Tate on 'TUF 18′ and Ronda Rousey: I'm no longer misunderstood
"It feels kind of nice, finally," Tate told MMAjunkie. "For a long time, I felt very misunderstood. I felt like a lot of people really thought they could hear what Ronda was saying, but I never got any coverage. It was all the Ronda show, and it was like she was the one on the covers of everything and getting all this press. Everyone was really only hearing her side of the story.
"It was kind of nice to be able to shed some light on the truth, and people could really see how we interact and the reason why it's impossible to get along with her or like her."
The media has speculated how her portrayal on this season of the Ultimate Fighter has affected her public persona, and whether or not it has hurt or helped her 'image.'
Rousey has never watched an episode of herself coaching on TUF 18
But how has she personally felt she came off as a coach and person on this season? She doesn't know, as she hasn't watched an epsidoe:
"I still haven't watched any of the episodes. If you want to get the real person via a reality TV show you're not going to get the right person. For all I know Kim Kardashian could be a rocket scientist. I'm happy that a lot of people know the girls now and they got to fight on the big stage. I don't have to worry about leaving that Gina Carano void. I feel like I have a couple of heartbroken kids I have to go talk to and I'm stuck here talking to you guys."
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9/11: 10th Anniversary Edition DVD
Price: $39.98
- Technical Specs
- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 3
- Run Time: 218 Minutes
- Region: Region 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: A&E Home Video
- DVD Release Date: August 26, 2011
- Closed Captioning: Yes
At 8:46 a.m. on September 11, 2001, American Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Within minutes a deluge of telephone calls flooded into the outside world. This special 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set documents many harrowing, heartbreaking stories some never heard before of love and loss on 9/11. There is no video record of what happened inside the World Trade Center buildings during the 102 chaotic minutes before the towers were reduced to rubble. But, on this 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set Voices From Inside the Towers uses audio records, such as recorded phone calls from people inside the buildings some of whom perished and some who survived as they contacted family members and friends. 911 dispatchers provide a chillingly clear mental picture with the release of these recordings for this 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set.
Examines the texture of life in the post-9/11 world, extending the story beyond the search for survivors, beyond the hunt for Osama bin Laden, beyond implementation of new airport and anti-terrorism security measures. This part of the 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set, The Days After, focuses on nuanced and oft-forgotten consequences: of a run on guns, bottled water, gas masks and cash; of Ground Zero becoming the biggest tourist destination in America; of Arab racial profiling and hate crimes; of false alarms across the country; and of 9/11-related illnesses among residents and first responders. Vast changes were spawned by 9/11 politically, culturally, sociologically, psychologically yet so much about how we live our lives today remains the same. This special 10th anniversary DVD set addresses the impact in a way no one has before.
On the 10th anniversary of the September 11th terror attacks, the 9/11 Memorial (called "Reflecting Absence") will at last be unveiled to the public. Included in this 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set is a one-hour documentary DVD special filmed over the course of the past year. History presents a behind-the-scenes insider's view, from conception to on-site installation at Ground Zero. Key players share their creative journey, along with the staggering challenge of translating elegant ideas into reality, as they solve problems on the fly, invent ingenious techniques, and race against the clock, so that the Memorial, in all its simple grandeur, can open on 9/11/11. Get this 9/11 10th Anniversary DVD Set in your collection you never know who you might need to educate in the future. As it has been said, "History repeats itself." It's up to those of us who remember to make sure that doesn't happen this time.
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MARY ESTHER — It was just a fluke that Russell Scott planted the live oak trees that have come to define U.S. Highway 98 in the town.
The 79-year-old man smiles when he talks about the day he pulled into a Baldwin County, Ala., nursery to talk with the owner. After a short visit, he was given six trees that at the time he thought would never grow.
"It was 1965, 1966, 1967 — sometime in there — when I got the trees," said Scott, who lives along U.S. 98 across from the arbor. "I knew right where I would put them."
Scott said the entrance to what was then a much smaller Mary Esther was barren and dusty and in need of something. The trees were just the thing, he said.
"No, I never did ask if I could plant them," Scott said, smiling. "Asking for forgiveness is a lot easier."
He and other residents added to the grove after the original six were planted.
Keeping them alive was tough. Over the years Scott has had to apply fertilizer and get an irrigation system installed to keep them alive. Outside forces also threatened to destroy them.
In 1973, he said several of the then 6-foot trees were knocked down by a car.
"We went out there, cried a little and got back to work," he said. "We pulled them up and I'll tell you, it's been a struggle through the years to keep them going."
Another stumbling block came in the early 1980s when the Florida Department of Transportation told Scott the trees had to go. The next day 12 of them had been removed.
"That's when we saw how many people were behind the trees," he said. "People were calling their headquarters protesting. The trees had support."
More trees were obtained to replace the ones that were lost.
In the mid-1990s, the city of Mary Esther picked up the torch, as Scott says, and began caring for them.
That was after residents rallied when initial plans for the Target store called for several of the trees to be removed to make room for a median cut.
Today, Scott says a city employee always accompanies anyone trimming the trees or working near them.
Even now, Scott provides fertilizer and maintenance as needed.
"No one touches them unless they call Russell Scott first," said Lynn Oler, Mary Esther's city manager. "He's a huge part of caring and maintaining the trees."
Scott said he never would have imagined that the small trees he planted in the median would have blossomed into what they have become today. He says his hope has been fulfilled.
"The first year there were acorns and I just couldn't believe it. Then, the next year, there was a bird's nest," Scott said. "Now, you see birds, squirrels. It's become a home. That's what I wanted."


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KENTUCKY (9/3/13) – SurfKY News would like to share with you what has happened on this day in history.
•1658 – Death/ Oliver Cromwell, British general (1653-58)/Lord Protector, dies at 59
•1752 - US adopts Gregorian calendar (becomes Sept 14)
•1921 - American author and journalist Ernest Hemingway (22) marries 1st wife Hadley Richardson (29)
•1964 - US attorney general Robert Kennedy resigns
•1965 – Birthday/ Charlie Sheen, [Carlos Estavez], NYC, actor (Wall St, Platoon)
•1967 - Last broadcast of "What's My Line" on CBS TV
•1977 - "I Dream of Jeannie" actress Barbara Eden (43) weds Charles Donald Fegert
•1981 - Longest game in Fenway Park, suspended in 19, Mariners-7, Red Sox-7
•1989 - Chris Evert defeats 15-year-old Monica Seles for her 101st & last US Tennis Open singles victory
•2005 – Death/William Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the United States (b. 1924)
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