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Man pleads no contest to multiple counts of publishing fraudBy Patrick McArdle
Staff Writer | April 09,2013BENNINGTON A day before the jury draw for what was expected to be a three week trial, a Manchester man pleaded no contest Monday more than a dozen felonies and four misdemeanors involving promises made between 2006 and 2010 to hopeful authors, who gave him more than $73,000 in the hopes that their books would be published.
Peter Campbell-Copp, 63, of Manchester, pleaded no contest in Bennington criminal court to 15 felony charges of false pretenses and one felony charge of theft of service. The latter charge involved an agreement to pay a printer, which the state said involved running up a bill of more than $100,000, which was never paid.
Campbell-Copp also pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor charges of bad checks, which involved at least another $5,000 in debts.
During the hearing Monday, Campbell-Copp entered pleas of no contest to the charges but no agreement was made about the potential sentence. The sentencing hearing is expected to last three days and begin Wednesday.
As Campbell-Copp entered his no contest pleas, the state was asked to describe the factual basis for each charge. Case after case involved people giving Campbell-Copp thousands of dollars to publish their books. In most cases the books were never published but in a few cases the books were published but couldnt be released because Campbell-Copp hadnt paid a printers bill.
The first charges were filed in July 2011 but more incidents were uncovered and the most recent charges were filed in November.
After the hearing Friday, James Dingley, a Manchester attorney who represented Campbell-Copp, said his client had fully accepted responsibility for the events that led to the charges.
Rather than bring in a jury at great state expense and inconvenience to the public, to the court and to the state, he made a decision to resolve all of his pending cases with the court, he said.
Dingley said he wanted to speak with his client before making a decision about what kind of sentence he would recommend to the court but said he didnt believe jail would be appropriate in this case.
Bennington County Chief Deputy States Attorney Christina Rainville, on the other hand, said she expected to ask for a significant jail time because she believed that Campbell-Copp had committed a significant fraud. Rainville said Campbell-Copp had targeted vulnerable people who were elderly and retired, for whom the $7,500 or $8,000 they gave to Campbell-Copp was a large amount of money.
For more than a year, there has been a large number of people, who were named as victims in the case, who attended many of the hearings in the case. Some came from as far as Hinesburg or St. Johnsbury to follow the proceedings against Campbell-Copp but because the change-of-plea hearing happened with little advance warning, they were not there Monday.
Tammy Loveland, a victims rights advocate in the Bennington County States Attorneys Office, said she notified the victims just after the hearing.
I think its going to be bittersweet for them. They all wanted to be here and have been here, many of them, through every hearing. I think theyre all going to be very happy that the sentencing hearing is happening soon where they can each come and talk about the impact this crime has had, she said.
Officer Chris Bataille of the South Burlington Police Department was in court Monday. As an officer with the Hinesburg Police Department, he began investigating the complaints against Campbell-Copp in March 2011. Staff at the Bennington County states attorneys office said Bataille deserved a lot of credit because he investigated a case that other police departments wouldnt touch.
I think its a good resolution. Im very surprised by it. This is the first time (Campbell-Copp) has even approached taking responsibility for his actions. Even in his pleas today, he pleaded no contest instead of guilty so it makes one wonder whether hes really taking responsibility or not, he said.
Judge Cortland Corsones, who accepted Campbell-Copps pleas, said he had been willing to take no contest pleas because of the possibility of civil actions in the case.
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In addition, Snohomish County PUD No 1 has a weatherization and heating conservation program for residential customers who have electrically heated homes. This program offers cash incentives for the installation of energy efficient insulation, windows, heat pumps and installation costs. Specific rebate amounts can be found on the program web site. They also offer a low interest loan for residential customers interested in making the above mentioned weatherization and heating improvements.

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If you've got yourself a fancy new Android handset with a front-facing cam, then chances are you'll be looking around for a decent video calling app to make the most of it. Well, this could be your lucky day as Qik Video Connect is now available to all and what's more, it's free.
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Qik - the mobile video company recently acquired by Skype - has introduced a new Android version, now known as Qik Video Connect. According to the makers, this is the only mobile video calling platform that enables video mail and it also lets Android phone-toting gadget fans chat with pals on both Android handsets and on Apple iPhones (even if it's unlikely that die-hard Fandroids will allow themselves to have any friends that own iPhones and vice versa). Video mail will be available for free until 1 June, after which you'll be charged, although receiving video mails will continue to be free.
Qik has previously offered its video calling expertise to Android users through selected carriers and manufacturers including Sprint, T-Mobile and HTC, but this is the first time that it will be available to the masses via the Android Market, rather than as a pre-loaded app.
As well as offering video calls over Wi-fi, 3G (and 4G, if you've got it where you live), you can also share your videos with more then one person, as Qik Video Connect is fully tooled up with social networking capability so that you can keep your Facebook friends, Twitter followers and YouTube subscribers up to speed.
Unfortunately, a quick test of the app proved to be something of a total failure. As you can see, the call was successfully made - over Wi-Fi between an iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy S II - but not only was the image quality poor, there was also lag, the sound was atrocious and the software didn't seem to support the accelerometer and its auto-rotate. In short, it was unusable. Fingers crossed a swift update will fix these problems as, the practice to one side, in theory it's a winner.


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What is this love that loves us?
That's the question of Terrance Malick's extraordinary and extraordinarily ethereal new film, "To the Wonder."
Marina, the main character and narrator, asks, "What is this love that loves us . . . that comes from nowhere, from all around?" But it's really Malick's film that is asking this question — and more than asking. Answering.
"To the Wonder" is an exploration, a celebration, a tribute to the wonder of love.
And love is a wonder. A mystery. A grace. A gift.
The lost and lonely priest of the film says, "Love is not just a feeling. Love is a duty."
"To the Wonder" boldly and lyrically explores the complexities of love in all its forms. Parisian single mother Marina (Olga Kurylenko) and Midwestern tourist Neil (Ben Affleck) fall madly in love in France and relocate to Oklahoma with Marina's young daughter to start a life together. As their relationship wanes and her visa nears expiration, Marina makes the acquaintance of a priest and fellow exile (Javier Bardem) who is struggling with his faith, while Neil renews a relationship with his childhood sweetheart, Jane (Rachel McAdams).
"To the Wonder" is more a meditation than a movie. It has next to no narrative. Very little dialog. Precious few scenes. Unlike traditional story, but very much like life and love, it has no discernible beginning, middle and end. Except, of course, the beginning of being born and born again in loving and being loved. "Newborn," Marina says. "I open my eyes. I melt . . . into the eternal light. A spark . . . I fall into the flame."
"To the Wonder" captures the dreamlike state of love, of faith, of spirituality, of life itself when lived ecstatically. "In love two are one," Marina says. This is the belonging we all long for, the connection we crave, the unity some part of us remembers and knows we're meant for.
Malick's dream is told mostly in images with very few words. Here love is a look, a gesture, a touch, and we (through Malick's camera) are right beside the lovers, at their side, not so much voyeurs as witnesses, nearly participants.
But why does Marina keep looking over her shoulder? What's she looking at? For?
Think about how our all too unreliable memories work. We think in pictures. We remember mostly in images and a smattering of words spoken in ecstasy or anger.
"To the Wonder" is nearly a silent film and the silence shows the wordlessness of love and joining, the union that transcends verbalization, but it also shows the other kind of silence, the kind that allows for projection and misunderstanding and that which is ultimately isolating.
In Mass the priest exhorts his parishioners to "Awaken the love, the divine presence that is in every man and woman." Malick's deeply, profoundly spiritual film does the same.
In one of his many (or is it just one) profound homilies, the priest says, "To commit yourself is to run the risk of failure, the risk of betrayal, but the man who makes a mistake can repent." And Malick's lovers do just that — fail and betray in big and small ways like all lovers do. The priest no less than Marina and Neil.
But love survives. And transforms.
"You fear your love has died," the priest says. "It is perhaps waiting to be transformed into something higher."
We fail love. Love doesn't fail us.
And so for his final words on the subject, his benediction if you will, Malick has Marina utter this simple sacred prayer, "Love that loves us. Thank you."
Michael Lister is a writer living in Panama City. More information on him is available at www.MichaelLister.com.


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Nassau County Review. VOL. XII FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1906 NO. iO New Years Resolutions ^Suggested for the benefit of peo¬ ple too busy to think of such things for themselves) President Rfio.sevelt To'cut out sim¬ plified sjjelling. Supervisor Seabury Not to let my "'friends" get me intcyt town jiolitics again. Ex-Suj>ervisor Brower To refund that other .$700 to the county, before being compelled to do so. E.x-Supervisor Townsend of the Hemjistead Repubiica'h—To stoji'talk- ing fioliti(-s unti! I see who'.s .going to l.e il. Town Clerk Weeks To continue wearing that smile that won't i-nnie off mul having a good WDrd for every¬ body. Assessor Hnyler KUison To (onlin- iie my thankless .job of trying^ to see thai everyli<'idy is assessed fairly. W. VanWicklen has built an exten¬ sion to his wagon shed. Sj>ecial services begin in the N^. E,. Church Sunday, Jan. (>. Next Friday evening is the date set for the Jr. (J. U. A. M. class initia¬ tion Freejiort Board hustle the malLc-r < if f 11.-A- Fducati hool; I'lC 'aiiv .'h-cti-i, p: tl! Fr'-'ejiiirt Boaid oughly investigate plant und .see if it i 1 ige Ll) maintain il.. l-:.\--Bresid(-nl DctiiM-r ' viagi- for Freeport '.niti! I i-l'-.-.'^ujii'i-visor ('iix 'I'll Sii|iei-\is.i>i- of tlie Town Ilf a-; 1 think the in-ople iiave of a rcforniei- vvho charj^cd ."f VMirk I did for .$700. The South Side Observi.-r - iiold our vicidiis maljgnii)>;- uf ervisnr Co.v long enongli to readers about lliat ^"(IIM) (air ' .--^up.'rvisot- liad In refund in t!ie i- ti-easury. (Ieorge Waiiaie To pay my without g<»i'ng to court. Village Board of Trustees To monkeying with the tire alarm I To ne.-d- lllllV- li^hl vil¬ li. Olmsted & Son. architects, have secured oflices inj the Freeport Bank building. Miss Lizzie Parkinson of Brool<lyn is visiting at the home of .Mrs. John Rav¬ nor, Okl Mfli Road. The Freejiort Bank has declared a dividend of six per cent on the capital stock, Jiayable Januaryjl. .Single (-opies of the Review al Da¬ Silva's, West Merrick Road, or (Jo- belz's or Pearsall & .Murray's, South .Main Street. Wlieii .vour physician leaves a jire- si-rijition bear in mind vviiat ("has. P. .Smith says about iiresci-ipijou lilljng in his adv. in this issue. .\ in.'fling of the W. C. T. be held at the home I.f Mv:^. idge, .Vorth Main Street, .M< Ici-liooii al '¦'> o'(-lock. r. will l-irotiier- idav .'il'- '.¦<l u laii; .-¦el il. he thi Hempstead : had enough I .-fli, Kill for To with- l-:.\-SLip- t(-!l ourj re form" .The annu-.il meeting.jif^t!;.,- I'rec Bank -wiil tie he\d Jan. s. At meetin.g the (|iiesliori of reducing number of-director.-; I'l-.im iu tn 1 | be VoU'-d lljiiili. port this the will ()wir,;j,- to the e service giveii 'j.s by we havc decided to ling all magazines. -..-isperutiiigly i.'oi'i- f\^e news comjiany discontinui' hand- ; ^.'" "Tr^^idftsi, ^ .. l'.'.-11-sall X' Miii-i-;;v. Tl -niiM-Vuw (Salui-iiay) is ^ tin-,'last da.v inv Jiaving scliool la.\es without the four jH-r ci-iit i-xtra added, and iif¬ ter that date the cnllt'ctor's otfice.will At the meeting of the Vil!ag-e Bfxird of Trustees held last Friday night, Coun.selor Alfred W. Seaman jiresent¬ ed a petition on behalf of the South Side Traction Comjiany for a renewal of the petition for a franchise present¬ ed by that comjiany two years ago. Mr. Seaman stated that at the lime the former jietition was jiresented it was supjxised that the c-ompany had ' been satisfactorilly financed by Balti¬ more capitalists, but owing to the dis¬ astrous tire in that city the project had fallen through, but sinec then the comjiany hacl been reconstructed and was now in a jiosititin to begin work on the road shortly after the franchise was granted. He stated that the road would run from Bellport lo Belmont Park, and that a franchise had been granted for the entire route excepting in F'reejiort and Babylon, but that the route through Babylon was so short that il would not necessitate any de¬ lay. The petitiiiii as jiresented Friday night covered I'lactically the same route us was (ovei-ed by the jirevi¬ ous jietilioii. After considering the Jiroject the Board stated that a jiublic meeting Would be beld at Ojiera Hall on Wednesday evening, January l(ith, at S o'cliir-k, when the residents of I'reejiorl would have an iipimrtunitv ofl exjiressin.g their'.'ii-vv-^ upon the mat-I ter. " ': John B. Cai-tvvriglu, nn heli.-ilf of' the (-ciinmitU'e ajiiioiiUed b.v Itu' Free-: Jiort Board of Trade, requested ji;.'rmif"- j sion fov the cnmmittee to meet in tho '. N'illage Konnis mi .-nine eveiiinu- to | atrord Liii.s coniniiuee an njidrtuni ly | of .LToJiig nvi-r tile village books and-; a.---iei-tain a.-' far a was practicalile what' iminediale necessarv iiniirovenienls' were nL'(essar.v in t'lie village .-^o that the Botird of Trade could litive suitable pi-niiositioiKs Icaall.V'jii'cpnred and jire- .-^cnU'd to the Villa.ye Boaid of Tius- ¦ suijiiiilted III tlie voter.--; of :it the next aniiu-nl Spring He stated that from time to • number of resolutions were 1 Presideni .Smith and the Board of Trustees naturally took umbrage at the mention of Mr. Cartwright that the committee had considered inviting the members of the Board of Village 'Trus- tes to attend the meetings of the com¬ mittee and stated that the committee had better waited to ascertain whether or not the Board of Trustees had in¬ tended to invite the Board of Trade to confer with them in reference to the budget and jiropositions to be submit¬ ted t<i thc vottrs at thc next Spring eiectiOii. ?Tii-. Cartwright said that his committee had not thought of say¬ ing anything or asking anything of the Board of Trustees that might be mis HYMENEAL Kiefer Gideon J. D. Kieft-r staiteil Wedric-.-svlay im his old home in Louisville, Ky., where on Monday next he wiil be married to Miss Gideon. They will lie at home in Freeport after Jan. 4. OBITUARY .-\ddie E. Baldwin SEAFORD ("hristmas with Frank C^mdit sjient his parents here. Miss .^lice Schenuman i from a recent illness. Mrs. William (iritman i home with gripjie. s recovfring ill at hir Miss May Bergan of .Mattituck been vi.siting Miss Etnma Stet-k. Henry Keil of Brooklyn ^jicnt S day with his cousin, Charles Hati". .Miss Elmira Wanser, daughter Josejih Wanser, is ill al the home j her parents. -Mrs Mrs. Addie E. Baldwin, a re^idenl of this pi^ce for t'ne jjast four years, died at her home on Smith Street Wed¬ nesday noon, after having been ill of consumption for over a \ ear. She was cfmstrued, and that his commitlee was the daughter of the lale William Bour- only waiting such an invitation, as dette. and was born in Brooklvn -10 \ that would exactly cover the ground I years ago. She was a sister of A. C. they desired, as the presence of the j B(jurdette of this place. The deceas- members of the Board of Trustees | ed, whd was a member of the M. E. , , ,, , , ., would be beneficial tothe committee | Church, has boen contined to her j,^.,i!'''>-'^^n^' 't'"!*"'' -^U as then they would be in a jiosition to [ for the jiast tvvo months. The funeral ioani con.siderably more than probably I will bo held Sundav aflornnon at 2 o'- a mere o.xaniiiialion of the books niight I clock at hor late residence. Rov. D. A. '•'^'t'lo^'t'. I Jordan, Jiastor of the M. E. Church. Aftt.'r a furtlior disi-u.ssion. by a ro.s-j (.fficiating; internient in the (ireentield olution, tho Board of Trustees^'xtondod i Ceniolei v. ha.- A link 1 at tl Powell. ba'w' girl is being ontorlain- Mr; Lan' Mr. and .Mrs. Royal B. Milia-.d onlerlained on Christmas b.v Mr. lard's parents at Babylon. Wlio .M-,1- oixdy I he "" Raynoi- St. j Review oflici-. taxes I insiead uf at the stoji j To .lore E. l-irown er.lei-taiiied llie nieni- hors of his clas.s of youijg ttvoii frnm tho M. E. ^'utvday Sc-hool at his homo corner Brooklvn Avonuo and Bergen allow the onijiloyos of the jiower h(.JU8e Ipiaco Wodnosday ovoning, ami a jiloas- :in eight-hour day as tho law reijuiros. | ant evening resulted for those atteiid- The Nas.sau ("ounty Keview for it- j '"K- .self resolves to give its readers a bet tees to hi Froejiol-t election. timo a adopted by the Board of Trade and j tion, but that under tho chtirler nf generally this ondod tbe furtherance of [ Froojiort Fire Dopartnunt il was any ini|ir(ivi'/iie\.i, as far as tbo village Jiormissilile tn e.-tablish aiiolher hose wont, ?.^ that at tho last mooting of ! comiiany in (lie viilia.go, but tiial the tho Board nf Ti-iulo this commilloo of ! law jiormiltod tho ostablishniont of a fivo hiid boen jijiiiointod to look into jiatrol comjiiiny, which would bo iil- tho matter ;is fully as juissiblo and to i tended to in duo time. Mr. Morse an invitation to tho committee to meot with them on Wednesday ovoning, Dot cembor '20, at S o'clock, which invita¬ tion was accojitod by Mr. Cartwright on bohiilf (if the Botird uf Trade Coni- iniltoo. F. (". .M'll-s.- .¦.;l;U.ed ihilt ho ha'l. on bohiilf of the re.~iilonls uf the Ujiiiei- Nortiiwest section of Froeport, jno- sentod il petition tw the Fire Counc-il on July ]2. for the ostaWWunont uf ;i hose cnnipiiny in that locality as at tlu- jirosont liiiio il Wiis entirely wiihout •a'l'vy'jvropn^.tt f/'n-otectmn, ;ui(l :i.> tiiat lo¬ cality w,i.-; ginvviim- r;i()i(lly ;i:,(l liu- hou.so.-; were uf a i-oiiditinn to warriiiiL iietter prnlei lion, he hiid been roquosl- od to iijiiiear boforo tho Board of Tru loos to a.-;cei-tjiin whiit could lio done in tho mailer. Chief Walter B. Cozzens stilled that the (ointnunication had boen duly recoivod by the Firo Coun¬ cil, and they had it under (-onsidora- the lint t Mrs. Sylviinus .Mntt Mr.-. Sylvanus Mnit, wiiinvv nf tlio lale Ciipliiin .Mntt. ilieil Wedllesdjiy ni.ght. uf i niige.-^tinii nf Uk' luiigs aid nld iigo, being in her S'2xxd yutxv. .Mrs. .Molt has lived in Freejiort for the i)a.--l thirty yoar.s.and leaves hosts of frionds to mourn hor departure. Funoral .-^oi- Mr. illld .Mrs. l.egg nf I'.idti [lassed tlu-ir Christmas al llu- l-.nii l,*rof. and .Mrs. John Dunkin. 0 .\li-s. l-]il\v;n-il \'('n;-i.y am this place lia.-:.<ed ('hl-islli;; the hnrne nf Mr. and .Mi-s. N liill ill .\ mil wille. 1 fan; ily nf i;as Imv ;it riu'or- R. vices will he held ilt:: ]. iatiiig, with Ce'iietel-V. .'::atui-i '. 1'. K n.'iit il f'L'.-rnoon liil in oHic- I'leepnll ^ir. illld Mr.--. \'eriiii.-. Fi.:iim;iii'. n , thi.s Jihlce rolurned hnme nn ('!l|-l^l!l); ! iifter spending several days with .Mi Fniitiliiin's Piii-enls in VN'iintii.e 1;. The deiilh nf .Mi.-s (ienigiiiniKi nil .Mnnday, from ;i gun.-thnt w s- .self inriictod, lausod iiiiK-h surIlri^ Mipel- lUiid, L' iind w h(-l'e • inhn W. llelldricK.snll small I iu-ing Imiil built in In "irilii" IlllV iinals nf j bout, is lieiiip- luiili li\- l-'rank^mit hard. i;- hiiviii.u' : d he expe. t .s s.z^. Tl regret throughout this viiiag sho is woll and favorably knnw". She had nnl boon in normal heallli laulv. hor mental condition lending tn-Aiiid niorosonesH. Hor uncle. (Jeorge .M. Sn- jier. and his wife, wi-re away frnm hniiii'. Ileath must have beo.i inslan- Edward and Willi,mi (li-i r.rnnklyn Hills, Jiui..-ii, a, visiting 111 the liniin- piii-i-iUs. Mr. iii.ii .Ml nmn. Ild ef nsw a. h.-iv e bet i '¦"rlit-i!- giiiiiii ' Williatn (ir.t nearhv blow-u i- l.v ing UJinli tor paper than over and makos these few suggestions with an idea of the greatest good to tho greatest numbor. "Bill's New Yoar Resolution" By Jno. J. Beekman. | I'm goin' to make a smashin' change, ! When New Yoar Dia.y rolls 'round. ' Fvo tirod ^-taymg out all night; | h Tht:- thing don't jiay, F've found. I 1 go to many nioolins' and M.v wife don't like it, no; 1 lielong to all tho lodges, j Fm iilways on tho go. But New Year da.v is cominj;, i I'm goin' to (juit this life, I I'm goin' to sjiend m.v evenings, i Right homo with my dear wife. i ¦Cause all this other business Is just a lot of liosh; i I'm goin' to make a smashin' change On New Year Day, by gosh! And when those mootins' ovor ils Refreshments don't you see, And the hours jiass like minutos And soon its two or throe And often you start home liko the Words you here, that read I'm goin' to make a smashin' change The first day of the year. Buri^larsi in FVeeport Burglars, believed to be profes¬ sionals, made a haul of jewelry, sil¬ verware, money jind clothing to tho value of about ,$500 from tho residence <if .Matthew T. Murray, on Ocean Avo¬ nuo, Sunda.v night. Entrance was af¬ fected through a front jiorch window, which was pried ojien with a jimm.y. Eight Jiersons woro sleeping in the house, and the burglars worked on both tho tirst and .second Iloors, but no one hoard thom. From the Iirst tlnor the burglars took several silver golf cujis, which -The Ejiiscojial Sunday ScIkhiI exor¬ cises will bo hold this F'riday evening at 7:,'{(), to which all tho friends of tho Church and Sunday S'jhool are invited. The exercises at St, Paul's Mission, Roo.seveIt, aro to be hold this Thursday ovoning. At tho meeting of tho Board of Di¬ rectors of the First National Bank Wednesday ovoning it was decided to Jiut $2500 in tho reserve fund. Tho bank has now boon running eighteen months and is able to mako this jno- vision, vvith all expenses jiaid. report to the Board of Trade at thoir : noxt mooting as to what imjirove¬ ments woro noco.ssaiy, and which were in koojiing with tho Jiossibility of ex- jionse to tho taxpayers. Tho commit- too, said Mr. Cartwright. did not de¬ siro to act on any jiersonal features noilher dirl it dosiro lo act as a slumbl-! said ho vvas iiware that tho law would not permit tho organization of a hose compan.v at the jirosent timo, still there woro a number of methods whoro- by this Jioint could be evaded: A hnsi- \\agon (-ould bo secured, and tho \ il¬ lage has now three hoso (-arriagos which aro not in use; a fow chemical ing block or impediont to tho Board of tiro Trustoos in their work, Init that so, and extinguishers tho t-omjiany could could bo secured, called a many roijuosts had come bofore the I chemical engine comjianv, as which Board of Trade for imjirovements, that | the.v would bo allowed a tender whero- the Board desired to liavo theso mat-! on a sufHciont supply of hoso could bo tors fully considered, select what they! made uso of to jirovo of amjilo jirotoc- thought was best for the interest of | tion to that locality desiring tho ad- Uinenus, as her hoad wa.- otl'. .Mr. Sojier found h the floor on his return. Funeral services wore held this (Thursday) afternoon, Rov. K. 1'. Kotchiam officiating; inlernient al Greonfiold Comotory. During the jiast week we have triod to sond (iilondars to all nur (ustotners and jiaid-uji subscribers. If you did not receive yours, will ynu jilease let us know. BALDWIN Mrs fronds L. W. in .\ow Vl Slrvi irk. visilintr tho village and then submitted it in tho form nf a jirnjiosition to tho lax¬ jiayors to see if thoy favored raising funds for tho jirojiositions jirojiosod G. A. Snow & Co., if Washington, D. ("., Patent Licvyers havo now roacfy their diary and memorandum book for T"'reojiort 1907, which they will send on receijit <'u'^'^ th of Jiostage, 2 conts. This little book is useful. Nowhere el.se that we know can so much be had for so little. ditional jirotoction. p-roin what could be learned from the discussion, tho Board favored tho estahlishinont of an additional Iiro company, but as the and thereby jilace tho odium of tho j chief had stated that tho Firo Council Bnard of Trustoos not being in a I had tho matter under advisomont and Jiosition tiniiiH-ially to grant all ro-! that it would undoubtedly take somo (juosts, dii-ectl.\' ujxin tho tax-payers of | definite measure vv'ithin ii short timo, In order to properly intro-1 tho matter was not acted on. measures jiroposed it was j Tho rejiort of tho Village Treasurer ' Carman, necessary, Mr. ("artwright said, to' John E. (Jolding showed tho followibg havo easy access to the village books, balances in tho various funds: (Jeneral Mr. and Mrs. and although ho and his cotumittoo j fund., $51)I.;i;^; Street, $(J47.48 ; Walor, and .son tjiont th ."single cojiios of tho Review at .Inhn ."seaniiin's, near the dejiol. Miss Emma VanNostrand and her sister aro spondinir thc- week with Mrs. .\ddie .Sjiriiguo. Mrs. .Menus Bedoll and liaughu visiting .Mrs. Bedell's innthoi-. |- are Mrs. Foster .Summerville holidays with Mr. Owing to tho unjirecedtnted ru.sh of mail matter Postmaster Anderson and his assistants have boen nearly rushed to death Saturday, Monday and Tues¬ day. Tho numbor of jiackagos handk?d was larger than ovor and was aug¬ mented by a large stock of jiost cards. The services in tho F]iiiscopal Churc-h of tho Transfiguration Sunday will be: Hol.v Communion at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday School at 2 :.'iO, and evensong at 7 :;50. On Now Years Evo tbo Watch Night service will bo: Even¬ song at 11 Jl. m. ; Holy Communion Feast of tho Circumcision at 1'2:15 ii. m. "Christ and His .Soldiers," by ,Jol-,n Farmer, will bo rendered by the choir of the ,M. E. Church Sunday ovoning, tie choir having boen largely roin- f irced forthe o-c-asion. Service will begin at 7 :.'*0. The soloists will bo Mr. Murray and f.is son Arthur hadiM''--^- Fuller, tho regular sojiramii.st; won at Froojioi't ii'id other places. | and I'rof. Alfred Palamountain, tenor Upstairs the burglars visited tho ; ^"l"i-"^t "'" ^'ii'*!"''<'''" ''i'.\'<"''thodi-al. <!rossing room of Mr. .Muri-av's thn o j sons, Matthew, Arthur and'William. , d'oxdev the ausjiices of tho leader. ilt-re thev socurod gol i watches, rings, ^•i'">'>rt' P, Beigen and the jiianisl. Miss ^lia-mmd slick jiiiis and monev. A ,-(ill' •^""'i'•^"'i^'^' '«" i-^^'^'Hont Christmas of nionov in Arthur's jKickot thov over- P''"g''!ini was furmshod by the Prosby- lookod. ¦ The ihievos also visited a I l^'''ian Suialay School Monday ovoning. (I bv ono of Mr. Murrav'sl'-^fl^''' the .jirognim thoro was tho us- .¦\ crowded church enjoyed tho eiitor- tainmont givon by the little folks nf tho M. P. Church on Tuesday night. snlvod to refuKo to grant jiormission Jis - roquostod, after which Mr. Cartwright The sc-hool teachers aro all .Miss Caso at DoRuyler. Miss Adams at .Maralhnii. .Miss Rnjio at Buffalo. .Miss Crnssfield ill Freejinrt. Da- ¦.-oom occujiied daughters and lifted some bnnty in jewelry. The Sutter Marble and (iranite Mm - umental Works rejiort having a vory busy season, and aro sti-H'tilling orders rocoivc»d during the season. Thov havo orectoil (lastWeek) a two ton family motiumont in tho Raynor jilot in (iroon- field Comotory, for John W. Raynor; *also just completed and orecled a hand¬ some large granite fence, enclosing tho large plot of Wilbur John.son. Carman Smith and Nelson H. Smith, in tlic Greenfield Cemetery. This hrm being practical granite as well as marble cutters, get the atone from the quaries in the roug^h state, «loin|^ their cutting at Hicksville, cut- linjf the stone into monuments, head- atones and fence poata, etc., which en¬ ables them to guarantee all their worl^ and aell at very reasonable prices. were awaro that they as tax-jiayers j $1:^72.Ci.'^; Lighl, $«;52.22; Board of.: aiul Mrs. William B. Pettit were jirivileged to examine tho books ' Health, .$2..'^0; Interest, $2115.14,• any day during offieo hours, still as ; Tax Arrears, $4:^;!.51?; Firo. $.'l98.:<ti; most of the committee ajijiointod to Street Light, $266.00; light extension. look into tho matter wero active busi-j $101.69; water extension, 164$.92; noss mon who could not vory easily ; Sinking, $:U)()0.00; Street Sign, $500. leave their business during the day: Tho ajijilications of Nelson T. Soii- limo, tho.v therefore camo boforo tho i man, for water services in his cottages i their vacation al lheir rostioctive Board of Village Trustees to seek tho . on Randall and Lena Avenues, as woll ! y^,,^^j,j. ^,j(-j^ ^^j^,. ,.;,^,.,.,|^j,") ,,f I'l-jui-ijial Jirivilege recjuested. ; as that of J. O. Cummings, Long Beach ! j,^ i^ Preston. After fho Board had thoroughly dis-1 Avonuo,were granted as was tho jioti-j Miss Antes, .Miss Austin, .Mis cussod tho (juestion, it was -resolved , tion of John E. Nolan for electric light .^.|^.j,j^.j y"(j j^i.ss Dalov :it Cnrtlam that the granting of the request of the i services at his cottage mi North Main coi.imittee was an unusual ono in-1 Stroot. deed and would jn-obably establish ai Tho rojiorl of Engineer Smith showc^d bad jirocedoiit and thoy Ihorofore ro- that tho plant had been run 15X hours during the jiast month, that 110 arc lanijis had been burned, that 2,648,450 ;talod that ho understood thiit tho re- \ gallons of water had been pumjiod,con¬ quest was ;in unusual one indeed, but' suming 254,4H;! jiounds of coal, that the Board should tako into con-i Tbo Treasurer was directed to re- sidoralion thiit this was a request from j transfer :i;i.(i(»ii from tho interest fund a body i-ojiresenling about two hundred , to the Wiitor fund. .,jirominont tax-payers in P'roejiort, iind' Tho i-lork was directed..^lo draw war- that it v\as entitled to tiioio than usual : I'aiils for the Jiayment. of i!U,4:'.2.50 for courtesy. He staled that tlie moot-! inlorest on water bonds falling due nu ings of the cnmtniUee wore njien toj,lanuary 1st, 19(i7. all, and the Board had even thought! Trustees Charles A. Signmi.d ar.d of inviting tho niombors of tho B'-.ii'd Frank Slevons wore ajipointed a cnin- nf Trustoos to attend lheir juoet-i mittee lo cal! ujion .Mr. Raliih Peters, iiigs when then wnuld' probalily bo in Presidont of tho Long Island Railmiid a iiosiLiiin In si^ggest some matters thai I Compan.v, to ascertain whothor ir imt might oscajio the aUontinii (»f the I soini-adequate jirotoction could he i- mombors of tho ownmitleo, and all in.! cured for the I.nng Beac-h acd ' i,^ View Avenue i-rossitigs. .¦\fto'r rnuliiio business and " .- .ludit- Miss Kiliia ll'.inkin nf (ilnversville, i .\. v.. and Miss Estelle Dunkin of N.w I York ("itv have boon siieiuliiig the Hnl- I idays with their parents, Mr. and .Mis. ' .lohn Dunkin. .-\ little familv le-iintnii was lii-ld at the home of Henry Ketcham on. Cbrist- ' mas Day. .Mr. and .Mrs. Elbert Wal¬ tors iintl .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lush of i Freejiort were Jiresent at the re-union. i .Mr. and .Mrs. George Lush and I family, -Mr. and .Mrs. John W. Hen- ! drick.son and -Mr. and .Mrs. Honry Half 'and family all of this jilaco spent Christniiis wiih .Mr. Hendrick.son's ' dfiughtor, .Mrs. Bergen Chiihester, at .'\milyville. lhe regular Christmas tree seivin- of tho Seaford M. E. Church was hold on .Monday evening, when a large num¬ ber of the residents assembled at tho church. Edwin Hendrick.son, ropri- I senting Santa ('laus, gave out the jiro.*-- i ents to tho childroii and others and an ' interesting jirogram wiis rendered. The six weeks old (hiughler nf .Mr. and -Mrs. Wallac-e Hall' died at the ; homo of ils jiarents last Frida.y from i tho effects of a severe cold. Tho child I was buried on .Saturday al the .lorusa- I lem Comotory, Rev. Forti.sijuo-C'olo, rector of tho Church of St. Michael iand All Angels, officiating at tho fu- i neral. S. sent oil" its j -\niily Mission, ilt- (-are of Miss Tho box cmi- en nnd woiii<-n, Last wook tho .M. I. Christmas box to ibi- Nevv York City, in Bishoji, a worker then tainoci clothing for i and a goiiorous ussorline-nt of toys, books and the like for children. The greatest need of the workers at this mission is (-hildren's dnthing, esjioiial- ly Iho.-^e fnr babii's. A request was made for clnlhintr for a small baby ",vho w;is lilerally without (lothing nj- food, and III the last niomonl a genornus do- iiiilinn nf babv dolhes came in. Theso | j The- dance held under the iiu.sjiicos of j tho Young .Men's Imjirovoment Assoc- sponding I i-tion last Thursday ovoning was a groat success, both socially and tinan¬ cially. Tho Club realized a neat 5um from the event. A lirsl class sujijior was .served. The committee in charge wore Messrs. Martin Half, Harry Haff. Louis Keicham and Harrv Smith. Tho annual Christmas services and troe will bo hold in the Guild Hou.se of the Church of St. .Michael and All An¬ gels on Thur.sday evening. Tho (Juild Room has boon jirettily de(-oralod by tho young jioojilo <d' the Church with (Christmas greens and a largo treo i-ri-cted ill tho centr^' of the stage, vvhich will be triinmed and the jire^- eiW-s given tiii'i-efrntii by Santa ('laus. VALLEY STREAM Jo.s.oj.h Hall hiis li¬ nn Havvlhiiine .\venui man 'd' Bmoklyn. ,s.-d hi In W. (ottage 11. (Jor- .f a m-'Ml- if bills, the Pniii-d ad- . Januarv A ge-nll Resolutii>ns lejihyr wafted tlie fi llh ual jirosonli.tion of bonks, dolls and j drums, with oandios and oranges, Mr. H. .1. Raymore sjilondidly rojiroscnting ; .Simla Claus. The work of the infant • (lass on the program, under the direc¬ tion of Mrs. Ketcham, was otu- nf the enjoyable' features. ("hristmas exorcises wore held in the M. E. Sunday School Monday evening, tho Church '.loing boautifully decorat¬ ed. Prizes for jierfect attendance and lessons wore awarded to Marie Parkin- aon. Mildred Humphrey, Lizzie Smith and Willie .Sprague. .Also special jiriz- , ¦ , es to the committee of ladies who at-''"^P""'"^ election they can say boldly tended to securing the books givon U. I.!"'^ 'V^*^ "P ^^ ^l"*" tiixpayors "f L",i especially those 1 can't whip, every scholar: Mrs. W. E. Golder, j J|;^eepojt, and^ not to the^Boar^^^ That I will strive to be in love and see I some R.Smith. There was also the usual I'"«. »"»^ "^ irusiees ior i^e proper " " distribution of books, candies and or- i maintenance and eaUblishment of nec- iirlicies i nielii'iel'S I In fl t'.can thoy V '11 tions. ilwav; till ilher bn and tho j |iiantiing \ fov which hll- lut r "Santa ('hm.- iil i i- Bi sl" at the .M. E. Chun-h ov\ .Mond ing and gavo a groat ((eal of the aUontinii ciwnmitloo, and all, this meetiiig was devised fnr lhe bonolil ot ^Lhe villiige in genertil with¬ out having any jiersonal or jiolitical measure in view. He know, stated h'-. that tho Prosidont of tho Village i:- woll as the niombors of tho Board nf Trustoos had been subjefctod to scimo uiide-sorved and uiinioiilod criti¬ cism, and il was thi' object of bis com¬ milloo, as Well as the Board of Trade, to roliovo tho Board from this undo-1 served and unmerited criticism, and to phu-e the Board in a jKisition whore, j ^r'h^t ,\,.,|i jet j.eoj.lo mind thoir own "wonderful litth- j.eoj.le" who in their after having submitted various j.rojKi- i,^,,;,,^.,, .^^,, .",i,^ ^^,^,", ^j, i ,.^n. ; ,,uaint costumes and funny .song were ''I rf *u 1 ' . \ , ^j;^'*'''""' I That 1 will agree to obey my super- j comjielled to rosjiond to a hearty en- sliouldthey U cU-foaUul ut the--a.ixt| .^^ ._f , ^^^^.^ ^^. i j."j.p_ j^^. ..antala was remarkably rndi-r ifie au.-pH'-s of ili.- Sunday School of tho Bajitist Chunh, llie Christmas ciinlata, " I'oxy Santa" 'Aiil be preseiitei.l Thursday evening. lb to tho largo audieiae. .-^ large iom jiiny of Santa Claus* a'linirors, includ ing resolulioiis into our sanc-tum I resolve tho following will not drink any, unlo.s: ! verv drv. mg little F'ritz, Hiawatha, I'ncle Sam, yoar that I John Bull, ^nd others of loss lekiiown i am (Irv wore jire.senl. Tho.se who delighted the largo audieiice mosl wore the .At llie- annual nieeling nf the 'ncal i|'l»'i""»''M Democratic Club. David I.. Frost was ;.v ovon-L,|^.,.;^.,j 'j-,,^vn Committeeman, Hiram l''i^'««'"*'I Fleming, Pn-sideiit; J. H. HeUield, \'ii.-i- President; Fred (Misi-'r, Se-crotary and I-'rank Ridder, TreKsuier. iors, if I bave any. That 1 will always foi^-e my eti^^ett rendered in every pMrtiruhir. Tin* every scholar: Mrs. W. E. Golder, M^"^J-'"- -7^ ""'' ^" " u . T-. .' That I will strive to be in lo' Mrs. "Wm. H. Post. Mrs. Thos. Lucas, Trustees^ as the toxpayers had failed | ^.^^ with my neighbor, if I Mrs. O. W.Humphrey and Miss Hattie I ^o prov.de ample financial resources to ^hall need him to back me in p «™;*i, Tko^^ o... .'o^ fU.. .,¦."«! the Board of Trustees for the proper i,. ..* i-.,,. .1.. :""""". anges'to tbe acholara. essary improvements. pursuit of life the coming year. That I will subseribe for this paper and promptly pay for the same. Mr. Sprague, the superintendant, Mr. Miller, the chorister, and Miss Ethel Golder, tho church organist, and the sexton, each received suitable gifts, and the pastor, Mr. Tree, was the re¬ cipient of a jfift of gold pieces. Th(- aininunconi(-Til has been nuide- of the marriage of .Miss Anna .S<-hinidl, to Mr. Albert Schraoder, Jr., of .Mun¬ son, whii-h tool; Jilaco on Sunday, Dei-enilier 16, the P.ov. .Mr. Espa( b, pastor nf the Elmnnl St. Paul's Church officiating. 1 HAVE F(JR SALE: «1(J0 tyjK-wht- er, $15; $25 comet, $8; Sentinel bicy¬ cle, one tire new, $S; $4 piccolo, ivory head, $1.50; guitar, $7. All in good condition. P. D. Clark, .Scjuih Sid« Ave«, near Main, Freeport.
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|Nassau County Review 19061228
|Nassau County Review 19061228
Nassau County Review.
NO. iO
New Years Resolutions
^Suggested for the benefit of peo¬ ple too busy to think of such things for themselves)
President Rfio.sevelt To'cut out sim¬ plified sjjelling.
Supervisor Seabury Not to let my "'friends" get me intcyt town jiolitics again.
Ex-Suj>ervisor Brower To refund that other .$700 to the county, before being compelled to do so.
E.x-Supervisor Townsend of the Hemjistead Repubiica'h—To stoji'talk- ing fioliti(-s unti! I see who'.s .going to l.e il.
Town Clerk Weeks To continue wearing that smile that won't i-nnie off mul having a good WDrd for every¬ body.
Assessor Hnyler KUison To (onlin- iie my thankless .job of trying^ to see thai everyli<'idy is assessed fairly.
W. VanWicklen has built an exten¬ sion to his wagon shed.
Sj>ecial services begin in the N^. E,. Church Sunday, Jan. (>.
Next Friday evening is the date set for the Jr. (J. U. A. M. class initia¬ tion
Freejiort Board hustle the malLc-r <
f 11.-A-
Fr'-'ejiiirt Boaid oughly investigate plant und .see if it i 1 ige Ll) maintain il..
l-:.\--Bresid(-nl DctiiM-r ' viagi- for Freeport '.niti! I
i-l'-.-.'^ujii'i-visor ('iix 'I'll Sii|iei-\is.i>i- of tlie Town Ilf a-; 1 think the in-ople iiave of a rcforniei- vvho charj^cd ."f VMirk I did for .$700.
The South Side Observi.-r - iiold our vicidiis maljgnii)>;- uf ervisnr Co.v long enongli to readers about lliat ^"(IIM) (air ' .--^up.'rvisot- liad In refund in t!ie i- ti-easury.
(Ieorge Waiiaie To pay my without g<»i'ng to court.
Village Board of Trustees To monkeying with the tire alarm
I To ne.-d-
li^hl vil¬
li. Olmsted & Son. architects, have secured oflices inj the Freeport Bank building.
Miss Lizzie Parkinson of Brool
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Georges St-Pierre would not even think about this fight because Anderson Silva isnt going to win (against Chris Weidman), according to Georges St-Pierre, said White following the UFC 162 pre-fight press conference on Thursday. But theres more to the story.
When asked if he sensed St-Pierre doesnt want the fight, White said, Theres no doubt about it. Thats a fact.
St-Pierre had his chance to pronounce himself about fighting me and he didnt do it, said Silva on a recent media conference call.
White doesnt hold it against St-Pierre for not wanting to go up a weight class to challenge Silva.
At the end of the day he weighs 170 pounds. Hes a 170-pounder. If he weighed 185 pounds and felt that way Id be real pissed, said White. Im the man here at 170. If I thought I was the man at 185 Id be at 185. I get it, but its a fight that a lot of fans want to see. Its a big fight. Its a legacy fight. Its a fight for the pound-for-pound best in the world.
While White gets it, he still doesnt completely understand St-Pierres unwillingness to fight Silva.
Whats crazy to me is GSP opted to take a very dangerous fight at 170 without trying to take a dangerous fight at 185, he said.


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Tallahassee's Bill Wharton, better known as the Sauce Boss, will return to Port St. Joe as a music guest for the 17th annual Scallop Festival.
The Sauce Boss is known for his creative and high-energy blues concerts where he simultaneously cooks a pot of gumbo on stage. At the end of the concert, it's chow time for the audience.
Four years ago, Wharton brought his brand of "swampy Florida blues" to the Port St. Joe Marina and he'll soon make a valiant return. Despite the absence, Wharton made it clear that he's no stranger to the Gulf.
In his years as a solo artist he spent time playing up and down the venues of St. George Island and said that Cape San Blas is one of his favorite areas to visit.
From the age of 14, Wharton had been playing music, but as legend goes, in early 1970, he wandered outside and found a 1930's steel guitar in his yard and the instrument showed him the way of the blues.
He bared his soul and started penning songs about harmony and brotherhood.
"Blues is universal," said Wharton. "The music lifts you up and that's why I play it."
For a cook, who has a degree in English education, he likes that the music allows him to speak in simple terms and yet show complicated ideas.
He calls blues music "real and authentic."
Hot sauce was merely a side interest for Wharton in the early 80s. Unhappy with what was available on the market, he'd attempted to make his own, always on the hunt for the perfect blend of heat and taste.
It was after a friend gave him some Datil peppers from St. Augustine that he finally achieved hot sauce nirvana.
He began growing the peppers and selling his concoction, which he dubbed, "Liquid Summer Hot Sauce." As someone who was on stage night after night, he had the perfect place to sell it.
It was on New Year's Eve of 1990 that his two passions came together on stage. He wanted to prove to his concert audience how delicious his hot sauce was, so he cooked a pot of gumbo on stage and doused it with Liquid Summer.
After seeing the reactions of his well-fed crowd, he realized what his show would become moving forward.
"That's the genius of serendipity," said Wharton about the experience.
Cooking gumbo while playing music isn't a simple task, though Wharton admitted that over the years, things have gotten easier.
His first shows with the gumbo pot at his side also included the prep of the meal, though he quickly learned that dicing onions while trying to play blues licks wasn't a natural fit. He now does all his prep in advance.
"The first time I made gumbo on stage, I basically had a bag of groceries with me," he laughed. "It was a total mess."
Wharton now has a regimen that he practices prior to each show to ensure that all ingredients are ready and everything is in its place. While he feels his system is more efficient now, it wasn't without growing pains.
He said, "A few times, I had to take breaks during the show so that I could go to the store!"
Wharton chose gumbo as his stage dish for the same reason he enjoys blues music: it brings people together. The traditional Creole dish is a combination of African American, Native American, Spanish and even German culinary influences.
"Gumbo is a melting pot…literally!" said Wharton. "As people, we're all different, but when we sit at the table together, we make something good."
Wharton has served over 190,000 bowls of gumbo in the last 24 years and doesn't show any signs of slowing down. Recent gigs have taken him to North Carolina and Washington DC and in the past he's traveled extensively across the United States and Canada.
His gumbo has taken him many places he never imagined, including Roman amphitheaters and Napoleonic opera houses in France.
"I've played everywhere…from France, to Ireland, to a show in a Laundromat in Tallahassee," said Wharton.
Where some musicians might use their days off on tour to get a little bit of rest and relaxation, Wharton visits area homeless shelters and performs for free while still spoonin' up his trademark meal.
Nine years ago, he started the non-profit organization Planet Gumbo to raise awareness about homelessness, feed the needy and give hope and sustenance through music and the message of gumbo.
"It's what I do to put energy back into the community," said Wharton. "Some people can't come to the shows, so I go to them."
For Gulf County residents who attend the Sauce Boss's performance at the Scallop Fest, Wharton promises to deliver a rocking show.
"Get ready for some high-energy blues," he warned. "It will be upbeat—this isn't 'cryin' into your beer' music!"
The Sauce Boss will take the stage at 5 p.m. ET on Saturday, Aug. 3 at George Core Park. Tickets are $5 for the event. Children six and younger and military personnel with valid I.D. get in free.
For more information on the Sauce Boss and to hear his own brand of "swampy Florida blues," visit him online at www.sauceboss.com. To learn more about Wharton's organization, Planet Gumbo, visit www.planetgumbo.org.


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It's funny how you regard it as foolish to object to what you deem to be their hypothesis, yet you persist.
It would be foolish to take away from their data the notion that they believe that addiction doesn't exist, and/or that rehabilitation is unnecessary.
Similarly, it would be foolish to make an argument against the peer reviewed research science compiled by PhDs that holds consensus among the experts in the field, based on nothing but the wording of a document meant specifically for laymen.
But, if you explain it too simply you'll inevitably get somebody that took college chemistry and biology courses who picks apart the work of PhDs because it wasn't detailed enough for their understanding. - Me
I don't object to any hypothesis. I just don't agree with it. And I can't say I necessarily completely disagree with their hypothesis or research, but your interpretation of their results. You did not accept my notion that their results of chemical dependency was semantics and actually synonymous with "drug addiction." I believe drugs are addictive, and I believe that to be a fact born out by drug use creating addicts addicted to them. Drugs change brain chemistry, I suppose that is indeed brain damage, caused by the drug the user is addicted to.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse and Addiction (NIDA), defines addiction in this way:
Addiction is defined as a chronic relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. It is considered a brain disease because drugs change the brain – they change it's structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting, and can lead to the harmful behaviors seen in people who abuse drugs.
Draw your own conclusion of whether "drugs" are addictive. I agree with the interpretations here: http://www.thecleans...it-is-a-choice/. Though after becoming addicted it can be argued it's no longer a "choice."
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I really like the set and cannot wait to play around with the mix and match options. I think the blue cloak and hooded head would like kinda impressive on Laser Lot's body actually.
The only thing I don't like about this set are the names for each of them and their overall bio. Though I am warming up to Ditztroyer. The others... I'm calling her Demolitia, and she's definitely sporting the Horde logo. Her specialty is blowing things up (vehicles, outposts), scavenging the debris, and putting stuff back together in more devious ways for deadlier effect. He's just going to be called Talon Fighter, and he's going with the heroic warriors as an expert hiker/scout type of character (I see that one weapon as more of a pick than a club), who operates from Point Dread, his home base. Ditztroyer I see as a mysterious wizard, who for the time is aligned with Skeletor and is somehow connected to Shokoti (son of Shokoti and Lord Masque, perhaps?). He's going to be big trouble on Eternia when He-Man and She-Ra take off after Skeletor for their New Adventures I see him usurping Snake Mountain from Jitsu at some point and using it's secrets in hopes of resurrecting Shokoti and Masque. He's very Halloweenesque, so I see him with yellow Evil-Lyn and Scareglow as his main partners in crime while Skeletor is off in space.
I really like the set and cannot wait to play around with the mix and match options. I think the blue cloak and hooded head would like kinda impressive on Laser Lot's body actually.
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Not that interested in Karatti, but the Fighting Foe Men look great. Can't wait to pick them up.
Veebs are we going to be seeing the class of 2012 roundup soon?
Most Wanted Crita, Kittrina, Granita, Hawke, Lady Slither, Hunga, Sagitar, Tuskador, Vultak, Dylamug, Masque, Sebrian, Dree Elle, Uncle Montork, King Miro, Quakke, Butthead, Hoove, Darius, Spinwit, Nocturna, Kayo, Lizzor, Artilla, Vizar, Staghorn, Lodar, Twiggets, Drissi,Crystoll, Caz, Bubblor, Three Beast, Fang-Or, Great Black Wizard, Major Header, Ra-Jar, and Negator.
I think the FFM will be a sleeper hit.
When I get these guys none of that bio or names are going to exist to me. Two new heroic warriors and a new evil warrior is the plan.
One purple turd deserves another.
I only wish that Roton symbol would be smaller Was hoping i could plug Bows red circle thingi in there, but i guess it wont fit, damn
Something I noticed is that Karrati's left upper leg is not completely painted on the backside. One leg has green skin and the other is painted in the same gold. I haven't noticed that in PD's review, but I may have missed it.
Anyway I love the figure. The FFM still have to grow on me.
EDIT: I checked PD's review and it has the same paint mistake. Or does it POP more like this??? Personally I don't care cause you won't see it on my shelf.
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While I'm not a fan of the FFM and would have preferred a Rock People instead, I must admit that these figures look rather cool.
Karatti is pretty awesome too! Nice to see more NA characters in the line. If only they could stop reusing the same Trap Jaw legs for future figures...
I can't wait to see Flogg, Hydron, NA Skeletor, Darius or Mara to flesh up the NA factions...
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Heroic: King Miro / Hawke / Dakon / Delora
Evil: Evilseed / Lodar
POP: King Micah / General Sunder/ Twiggets 3 pack
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Great reviews Veebs.I share a lot of your same sentiments on the FFM.Dawg o tor has always been my favorite.His design is real clean and aesthetically pleasing.If he was a single packout I'd be interested but I'm leaning towards passing.I have to be real particular with my collection as shelf space will come into play.Just to touch on Karatti one last time,the Trapjaw thighs don't bother me so much.I thought fans loved the reuse of parts with this line.Last time I checked,He-man's loin cloth was overused.Now if the Trapjaw legs didn't look good then I'd have a problem.
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Here are my King He-Man pics if you have any interest:
I'm trying not to pass any figures up this year like I did last.
Mattel should hire you to make their ads. The line would go on forever.
Maybe Marzo as an archenemy was the biggest thing to happen to Mekaneck, but as far as Marzo was concerned...it was Tuesday.
Your photography never fails to blow me away.
Fine pics, really cool with the ice trapped Marzo...
I wonder what skin tone has the blue FFM? Is there a already released figure with that tone?
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Amazing pictures. I really like Marzo VS King He-man actually, they just look right for each other.
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Only you guys can make Laser-Lot and Spector fit in. Again, your lighting is perfection!
Really nicely done pictures as always - I love the snowy scene and its nice to see Frosta and Marzo being used.
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When scientists cracked the human genome ten years ago, expectations were high that the genetic revolution would cure cancer, Alzheimer's, and other diseases. Now scientists are re-evaluating the potential of genetic knowledge for human health based on scientific progress in the past decade. In this podcast from the fall, join the discussion with some of the country's top geneticists as they present their views on the triumphs, disappointments, and controversies that have arisen in genetic therapy in the healthcare field.
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The discovery of a small jade tool that was dropped into the waters off an island in the Southwest Pacific about 3,300 years ago is stirring up questions about its origin. The reason for puzzlement: the small green artifact has a chemical composition that is unlike any other described jade, and it was found thousands of miles away from the nearest known geological source.
An international team of archaeologists and geologists from the American Museum of Natural History, the University of Otago (New Zealand), and the University of Papua New Guinea investigate this unusual specimen in a special issue of the European Journal of Mineralogy on jadeitite, the rock that defines one type of jade.
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A family video catches the moment that eight-year-old Jillian Thomas is bitten by a dolphin during feeding time at SeaWorld in Orlando.
Jillian Thomas, 8, was feeding fish to dolphins in SeaWorld, Orlando, when one of the mammals grabbed her arm.
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Here is something I knocked up within minutes of opening the box with a LA using a PF motor and a couple of gears and a NXT. I also used the bracket that came with the LA to make the connection easier.
Here are the two models that has a LA: 8294 (telescopic Extender), 8295 (Excavator).


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Modern and Classical Languages
Visit the Modern and Classical Languages page for more information.
Languages taught through the intermediate level include Hindi, Italian and Portuguese.
Overview: There is a growing need for educated professionals to be versed in foreign languages. The global communication that characterizes our world today makes the knowledge of foreign languages important in a variety of fields. In addition, knowledge of classical languages, such as Greek and Latin, makes accessible many aspects of science, literature, medicine, law, theology and philosophy.
The department believes that without proficiency in foreign languages, true cultural understanding remains difficult to obtain. To be effective, language education must provide meaningful insight and access to foreign cultures. The study of foreign language in its cultural context belongs in the mainstream of solid liberal arts education.
Curriculum: The undergraduate curriculum offers intense programs in classical humanities, French, German, Greek, Latin, Russian and Spanish. The course work reflects a commitment to oral proficiency in the modern languages. Students will be able to speak the language with confidence before graduating.
Faculty: The Department of Modern and Classical Languages is comprised of faculty members from national and international universities.
Internships: Students may have the opportunity to use their language skills in summer business internships.
Careers: Saint Louis University has developed comprehensive foreign and classical language curricula that are easily compatible with majors in other fields of the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Those students who pursue a double-major find that they are better qualified for professional employment. By combining practical aspirations with the humanizing and broadening effects of language studies, undergraduate majors are prepared to perform in a number of rewarding careers. These include foreign service, international business and law, scientific research, social service and other areas with a cross-cultural dimension.


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Little Red Riding Hood And The Wolf
Inspired by the original story of Little Red Riding Hood, and wearing her signature red cloak, this doll looks adorable! Charmingly outfitted in a blue gingham print dress with white lace trim and a white apron, her top features coral percale sleeves with blue ribbon embellishments and a light blue vest with a floral and vine pattern. Brown shoes complete the ensemble. And who should accompany her, but a hungry wolf, disguised as Grandmother in a pink and white bonnet with lace trim and granny glasses!
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.


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(DK) Via Artis Konsort: Anaustia (video)
From a recent Via Artis Konsort newsletter item
"Anaustia is a popular tune, probably from around the XVII century, found in the archives of the Bolivian Jesuit Missions. This kind of Spanish, Latinamerican Baroque music, based on a local tune, was quite common in the 16th and 17th centuries. The words of the tune are in a local Indian language. ..."
(FR) Folle de Musique (Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin) Blog: Les Passions Video
(From a recent blog post on Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin's "Scoop.it!" blog)
Les Passions - Montauban - Vivaldi - Concerto in d minor for 2 violins, cello and strings
Visit Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin's blog site "Scoop.it!" where you can view a recent video produced by Nicolas Kauffmann of a recent performance by Les Passions of the Vivaldi Concerto in d minor for 2 violins, cello and strings.
(CH) TUMAPRODUCTIONS YouTube Video Clip of Riccardo Minasi and iL Pomo d'Oro and more ...
For your viewing and listening pleasure, a link to the TUMAPRODUCTIONS YouTube channel where you will find various videos, and, in particular that of Riccardo Minasi and iL Pomo d'Oro short video. You may also want to listen to all of the videos in sequence (an option on that page).
(UK) Video - Dunedin Consort, Bach Cantata 174 Sinfonia (6 may 2012)
(FR) Syntagma: Jehan de Lescurel. 'Amours, que vous ai je meffait'
"Here is a new, or a first (depending on the point of view) video of the ensemble Syntagma. A very beautiful song of Jehan de Lescurel (first third of the XIV th century) in a spirit quite anti-St-Valentin day." (Syntagma newsletter 19 feb 2012)
(UK) Dunedin Consort's Edinburgh Brandenburg-Cantata SeriesI
Rosenna East Interview with John But, Director of the Dunedin Consort.
"In the run up to the Dunedin Consort's Brandenburg concertos this month, Rosenna went to speak to Director and Bach scholar John Butt."
(FR) Julia Kogan - Les Passions "Anche il mar par che Sommerga" - Vivaldi (19 Apr 2011)
(IT) "tumaproductions" YouTube Channel
(AU) Australian Keyboard Collection (Episode 19 -- Keyboards)
(US) Tombeau de DuBut for baroque lute by Robert de Visée (Rob MacKillop, lute, YouTube Video)
"The first video with my new 13c lute by Malcolm Prior. …" For your enjoyment an amazing performance from Rob MacKillop, lutenist -- editor
"Robert de Visée's origin is unknown, although a Portuguese origin of his surname had been suggested. He was likely to have studied with Francesco Corbetta. He was first mentioned in 1680, and at about that time became a chamber musician to Louis XIV, in which capacity he often performed at court.
(BE) A Blast from the Past! -- La Petite Bande YouTube Video
J.S. Bach- La Petite Bande Matthäus- Passion : So ist mein Jesu.mp4
Fresh faces and great music. View a recent posting from "Lapetitebande" on YouTube for your entertainment pleasure.
(BE) La Petite Bande YouTube Video (Korean tour 2011)
(ES) Cantiga de Santa Maria CSM 103 - Quen a Virgen ben servirá
This is the story of a monk who one morning left to meditate at a small nearby mountain and there listened to the beautiful trill of a bird. So beautiful was the birds song that he remained listening for 300 years or more, although to him it seemed only a moment.
(AT) Orpheon Foundation: View videos from recent/past events
(US) Musicians of the Old Post Road - Nightingale aria (Bononcini)
(UK) Stuart Walsh Plays From Brian Wright's "Suite in Eight Movements for Solo Renaissance Lute"
(US) Ton Koopman speaks - BWV 106 - Actus Tragicus
(CA) Quantum 2 Cosmos Festival and J.S Bach (Oct. 25/2009)
The meeting of great minds and music do mix! Cynthia Hiebert (harpsichord) and Jeremy Bell (violin) perform ad the Quantum 2 Cosmos Festival (Waterloo, Canada).
Follow link to view video: (scroll to the 2:45 mark to see the video) http://www.q2cfestival.com/play.php?lecture_id=7762
(FR) Valéry Sauvage Celebrates His 400th YouTube Lute Video
"This is video # 400 !!! Hope you'll enjoy it. Lute made by Stephen Murphy" Visit YouTube to view the more than 400 videos of Valéry Sauvage playing lute: YouTube #400
(NL) Lute lessons on YouTube -- David van Ooijen, lutenist
David van Ooijen, lutenist, has made some Lute lessons available on YouTube. Follow the following link to view the more than 20 lessons here:
(FR) Magdalena Kozena at Festival d'Aix-en-Provence (Jun. 7/09)
For your viewing pleasure, a video of Magdalena Kozena at Festival d'Aix-en-Provence (Jun. 7/09).
"Magdalena Kozena interprets airs of italian music from the 17th century accompanied by the ensemble Private Musicke. Programme: Giulio Caccini, Sigismondo D'India, Giovanni Paolo Foscarini, Biaggio Marini, Michelangelo Rossi, Luis de Briceno, Gaspar Sanz, Giovanni Maria Trabacci, Claudio Monteverdi, Barbara Strozzi, Tarquino Merulo, Girolamo Kapsberger."
(IT) Aquila Corde Armoniche
A short YouTube video (10 minutes) to the Aquila factory where gut strings are wound.
Visit YouTube video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_Cwe_pz0Uo
(AU) Dr. Ralph Schureck, Australian fortepiano collector News segment on ABC
"Music-loving psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Schureck has brought together one of the most important collection in the world. He has the largest collection of early keyboards in Australia, and many are rare and have historical connections. Ralph says that the 1793 Stodart forte piano may have been played by Haydn himself, and is one of only a handful of early English pianos in existence, and the 1816 Broadwood grand piano is a model much loved by Beethoven."
Visit website for a short video and notes: ABC Segment on Dr. Ralph Schureck
(FR) The restauration of a "Polizzino" Roma 1634 harpsichord
View a YouTube restauration of a "Polizzino" Roma 1634 harpsichord. Well annotated but controversial in some circles of discussion. (ed.)
Gianfranco Mari: SCARLATTI "LA DIRINDINA" -- giant harpsichord used as a stage
This was mentioned on some discussion lists where a giant "harpsichord" stage was constructed for the production of "La Dirindina". The selection is from YouTube. Enjoy.


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The second volume of Dave Stevens' Rocketeer blasts off with an all-new selection of great stories by some of the best in the biz! This issue starts off with a bang as Cliff finds himself in a dogfight, followed by a screening of everyone's favorite cartoon character, and ending on a high-note with a lovely and somewhat familiar story—plus a gorgeous pin-up by Arthur Adams! That's 25—count 'em, TWO FIVE—pages of topnotch comics!
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The Luxury Cigars in India report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the Luxury Cigars market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market and their effects on Luxury Cigars retailing along with the development of consumers´ shopping patterns. Forecasts to 2018 illustrate how the market is set to change
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Stoke goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen is hoping calling time on his international career this week will push him to the forefront of manager Tony Pulis' plans for the new season.
After 101 caps for Denmark, Sorensen decided he had reached the end of one particular road, but feels it opens a new avenue with regard to his club career. At the age of 36, Sorensen believes that no longer playing for his country will prolong his playing days with Stoke by another four years.
"It's never easy to make that sort of decision when something has been such a big part of your life, as playing for my country has been for the last 10 to 12 years," said Sorensen.
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Awnings & Gazebos
Making use of your outdoor space all year around is made easier with some of the great products available from Mirror Reader Offers. Whether you need a new parasol for your garden furniture, a gazebo or a patio awnings for the home to ensure a little bit of rain doesn't dampen a good party you'll love our collection.
In addition to parasols, gazebos and garden awnings for the home we have an excellent parasol heater which means you don't need to rush indoors as soon it goes dark.


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Price also includes a wine glass, a booklet describing each sample, and delicious hors d'oeuvres and desserts. Adding to the festive atmosphere is a live jazz performance by the Greg Kehl Moore Quartet. New for 2014 - petite silent auction.
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