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Jumpstart Your Career in Youth Services Librarianship: A Full-Day Workshop (non-credit)Posted Jan. 18, 2013
SAVE THE DATE: March 16, 2013
Jumpstart Your Career in Youth Services Librarianship: A Full-Day Workshop (non-credit)
- Informative, interactive presentations, including:
- An overview of the job market
- How to prepare for interviews
- Best and worst cover letters and resumes
- Storytelling and book-talking
- Networking opportunities … and more!
Click here for a complete schedule.
- Open to alumni and current students in the School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) at Kent State University. Presenters include library directors, youth services librarians and SLIS faculty. (Youth services = K-12 school librarians, children's librarians, teen librarians.)
- Saturday, March 16, 2013; from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Kent State University School of Library and Information Science:
- Kent: University library, room 311
- Columbus: State Library of Ohio, room 106
- $25, includes continental breakfast, lunch and workshop materials
Advance registration is required.
- Click here to register and pay by credit card: https://commerce.cashnet.com/cci
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JW Marriott Le Merigot
Le Merigot, part of the trusted Marriott brand, is a stunning luxury hotel with resort-style amenities and a desirable location. Just steps from the shores of the Pacific Ocean, this beautiful property has a European style with subtle coastal Californian touches. Delicious dining, a world-class spa and a light and airy design, Le Merigot aims to create a memorable stay for every guest.
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- On Ocean Avenue, the hotel is across the street from the beach with direct beach access
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- Le Merigot offers a unique European feel, unlike any other hotel in Santa Monica
- Guestrooms feature custom-made furniture and Exclusive Cloud 9 beds dressed in Frette linens
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The award-winning cuisine at Cezanne Restaurant is full of fresh California Coast flavors blended beautifully with French influences. Dine on classical bistro fare in this romantic restaurant while taking in the beautiful sights and sounds of Santa Monica.
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Financial institutions are facing an ever increasing level of competition, higher levels of complexity and the need to meet stricter regulatory compliance. To remain competitive companies need to remain agile and ensure that business decisions are based on the most accurate and up to date knowledge - In effect having the right information available at the right time.
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YIELD: Makes 1 croquembouche
Using tape, cover cone with paper. Place cone on turntable if using.
Arrange 1 ring doughnut holes around base of cone, placing as closely together as possible. Insert toothpick through each doughnut hole into cone to attach doughnut hole to cone, leaving end of toothpick sticking out (you'll push it in later with thimble).
Attach second ring of doughnut holes above first, again packing tightly and staggering so doughnut holes in second ring are not directly above doughnut holes in first ring.
Continue in same manner to attach remaining doughnut holes. For top tiers, if desired, slice off small amount of each doughnut hole on side facing toward cone to make shape more tapering. Finish covering cone with 1 doughnut hole attached to top of cone.
Using thimble, push in toothpicks until not visible.
Decorate by pushing candies and leaves into gaps between doughnut holes. If candies won't adhere, dip in corn syrup-water mixtur before attaching.
If desired, drizzle with chocolate or caramel sauce. Croquembouche keeps, covered loosely with aluminum foil and refrigerated, 2 to 3 days.
Test-kitchen tip: Shredded coconut on a platter around the croquembouche can give the feeling of snow. For a healthier option, substitute round cherry tomatoes or cherries for the doughnut holes.


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Bedtime Story: The Shorty Rocket!
Yes! The Shorty Rocket is almost complete! What's that? Hoooot! It's a one of a kind rocket propelled sea turtle catapult. Well, it could catapult any Lolo. It's just that Shorty is the only one that actually wants to be launched into the Aqua Moon. A most audacious little turtle, indeed. Believe it or not, I (Lyles) have been testing the energy levels in the Carrot Soup Stream and it's off the charts. Hoooot! It may be the fuel I've been looking for. Now I know how those blue bunnies can hop over the Schluffy State building.


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The Recap - 01/21/13 'Minecraft Pocket Edition updated, Wii U domain expires, no rush for PS4 and DMC > Fifa 13'
Welcome to another Recap episode where we go over the day's biggest headlines, making sure that you're caught up in all things video games.
Minecraft Pocket Edition update 0.6.0 submitted for review
A new update for Minecraft Pocket Edition has been submitted for review and should be approved in one or two weeks.
Wii U domain name expires, being auctioned off
As it turns out, despite announcing the Wii U more than a year and a half ago at E3 2011, Nintendo does not actually own the domain name, WiiU.com.
Sony in no rush to unveil PS4, waiting patiently for Microsoft
It seems the race between Sony and Microsoft to unveil a new console -- presumably the PS4 and Xbox 720 -- is moving at a snail's pace.
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Others will step back in awe when you show up to the skate park with this "New" Recoil backpack from Electric. With a padded laptop compartment, a large front organizer compartment, a custom molded zip pocket for your sunglasses, side pockets and front skateboard carry straps, it allows you to carry all your important essentials in sweet style while making you the envy of all the wannabes. To top things off, a large Electric Bolt logo is printed on the front, another logo is stitched on its padded mesh back, a smaller logo is embroidered at the back strap and the brand name is embroidered on the front. That'll show those suckas who got style!
- 100% Polyester fabric
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Princeton University, in Princeton, N.J., is giving away free houses. What's the catch? If you become a homeowner, it's up to you to haul the house away.
The houses are on Alexander Street, south of the campus, and are available to the public for free in "as-is condition," Martin Mbugua, a university spokesperson, told ABCNews.com. The buildings have been used in the past as university offices or for other purposes, but they will soon face demolition to make way for future university construction. Anyone can contact Princeton for a free home, but the houses cannot remain on Alexander Street.
The area is going to be the site for a new development on campus, the Art and Transit project. It will include a new train station and retail ventures, as well as public spaces and buildings for the arts. Construction is expected to begin in early 2013.
Mbugua said that the houses are not in move-in condition, and some have gone through significant changes "mostly in the interior, due to remediation work in preparation for the project."
There is no specific deadline for taking up Princeton's offer. But those who want a free house must apply as soon as possible, before work on the project commences, and the houses need to be moved by the end of April.


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DALLAS, TEXAS -- Each time my Stream Energy account has come up for renewal, I have received a notification email. We receive our billing electronically, as well as paper, because we travel frequently and want to make sure we do not miss important notices. My online account is set to "receive new documents" via email as well.
Today, I was shocked to see my bill jump almost $100 from the previous month, and called to inquire. I was informed that my contract expired, that I was now on month-to-month at a higher rate, and offered a renewal contract. I first asked why I never received my renewal offer/expiration notice and was informed that it was sent via paper mail in April.
I explained that while that very well may be true, I was traveling almost half the month of April, and I paid that bill online -- and thus probably never opened the envelope, which is specifically the reason that I have the "send me new documents electronically" option selected in my online account. Note: Stream has not once, ever, failed to send me an electronic notice that my bill was due.
I explained that while I was happy to stipulate that they probably did send a paper notice, they must in good faith acknowledge that their failure to send me the notice electronically -- as optioned in my online account -- and their inability to explain WHY that e-notice was never sent would dictate that I not be penalized for missing the renewal. Not when every single other renewal notice in my 3.6 year history with the company was sent electronically.
Rather than pro-rate my bill to the old rate (about $85/$90) and renew my contract retroactively to the renewal expiration, they let me go off and find a new energy company. Which I was happy to do, given their terrible excuse for customer service today.
DALLAS, TEXAS -- This the worst customer experience of any service, bar none, I have ever experienced. From navigating their website, to speaking with people directly. The indifference oozes from these people. Their employees have all the passion for helping people of an IRS employee. For months I attempted to get my bill's due date moved two days later, so I can pay it on the day I get paid. It was a simple "help me give you money," kind of thing. Not rocket science.
This a pretty common, simple request any utility provider will accommodate. But not for these people, this is like asking for China, or to move a continent. It took five months to accomplish this, meanwhile I'm getting late charges every month that I have to contend every month. Each time the excuse is "it's an automated system... it does that when you don't pay the whole bill every month." Yeah people, get my bill right and I'll pay the full amount. Pretty simple.
One time I asked them to reverse an automatic debit because it was grossly off and I couldn't afford to pay them twice that month. They said they couldn't do that, and to call my bank. OK fine, so I did it through my bank. A month later I called them up to inquire about what was the 2nd or 3rd "accidental" disconnects (which they charged me for, mind you) and they asked me if I'd like to pay my $330 electric bill for my 1100 sq ft apartment.
Apparently, when rejecting a payment through your bank, their system blacklists your payment method. Now each payment gets rejected every month. It's either this, or pay their $2.95 payment over the phone fee every month, on top of their ridiculous charges. I'm not destitute, but it's the principle.
So I cancelled the service August 30th, and knew I still had a last invoice. So I found out it was two; one for my regular bill, the other for a reconnection I got charged for they were supposed to wave. So once I learned that my last payment was rejected (Sept 18th) I send them a check. I look online to see if it was received, and it was credited to my account.
So I call to make payment arrangements, and the kid on the phone tells me they received my last payment on Oct 1st, and sent me to collections on October 15th, and kept pushing me to call the debt collector. I asked his supervisor what would happen if I walked across the hallway (there in my business complex) and made a payment, and he said it would still be in collections with a zero balance with the other company until I pay it through them.
So after 14 years of paying my bills on time, I now have a mark on my otherwise perfect credit, all because I was dumb enough to give this company my business. This company has absolutely NO desire to work with, accommodate, or even provide reasonable service to their customers. Biggest mistake I've made in a long time. This is the worst company to do business with, hands down.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA -- An acquaintance of mine was putting some pressure on me to be a Stream Energy representative in Ga. After overcoming all of my objections I reluctantly agreed to be a customer, it was more to save a social relationship than because I thought it was a good idea. It had all the earmarks of a pyramid scheme and red flags were going up but I was in an awkward position and felt what could the harm be to use their gas service. I felt pressure to sign up another family member who also felt it wouldn't really be a big deal to have a different gas provider. Boy were we wrong!
My family member called right away to say she thought the billing was very expensive in comparison to her old provider, I was paying around 50-60 a month so I felt alright about the service. The bill crept up and up. I started getting bills for 150 then finally 245. I called and it turned out they raised my therm rate to the variable and I was paying a month to month of just over a dollar/therm. My fault I guess I must have missed that. I called to change the therm rate and the locked me into a year long contract at about half what I was paying, the operator said, "this should make a big difference in next month's bill."
We'll next month I was still billed at a dollar per therm, I called and was told that although I was locked in for a year it would take them two months (two billing cycles) for them to process my rate change. Now I was stuck paying a dollar per therm for 4 month (December, January, February, March). My bills were huge and although I kept calling they were still "processing" my therm rate change. Really?
My bill for March showed very high consumption compared to all my other usage, I wonder if it was an "estimate" which they are allowed to do if they "can't read the meter." I can't know for sure but it seems like more than a coincidence that there was so consumption the last month of the high rate. So, my bills got very high and we got behind, they shut off our gas for being $86 behind. I never saw a final termination notice or anything stuck to my door, just all of a sudden no hot water.
I called and paid them $100 the next day, still no hot water. I called them back and found they had not scheduled a reconnect even though they had received payment online. I was told they could get my gas reconnected by Monday (gas was turned off Tuesday night). I was floored that they shut off service for $86, no one knocked on my door to ask for payment, and it is so punitive that they have my family living with no dryer or hot water for 6 1/2 days. When I think of all the payments I have made to them for very moderate gas usage it is just horrible.
Again, a day after I paid them they had still not even scheduled a reconnect with Atlanta gas light, so if I hadn't called how much longer would I have been made to wait for service for the lousy $86 (which they had received in spades for the two extra months of overcharging me). Horrible experience, I feel so ashamed I put my other family member through this as she has had loads of other trouble with her bill from the beginning.
DALLAS, TEXAS -- Beware of Stream Energy, they are crooks, they're ripping people off by what they call cramming, adding more unknown charges on your bill and lying about what the meter readings are. I had a simple transfer from the house I was moving out of, to the new address I was moving to. OK, so I had two accounts, the old address and the new address. The old address, I told them to leave the account active for two weeks so I could have light and air while I was moving, which by the way was only on weekends and during the weekdays no one was there, lights off no air or anything.
For two weeks only on weekend I did my moving, so normally my bill was about $125.00 a month. So I finally got moved and they sent my bill from my old address. For two weeks they charged me $434.00 and said "that's what the meter read." I cussed all of them out and switched to someone else. Watch out for those crooks, they start you off good and then they rip you off in the end. Now my credit is bad until I pay that BS THEY CHARGED ME, LOOK OUT!
BRIGANTINE, NEW JERSEY -- Although I noticed some negative reviews for Stream Energy in reading the discussions following them it seems often the person complaining didn't understand something about the process or how to accurately read their bill. When I had the chance to take advantage of energy deregulation to get a more competitive rate a friend introduced me to Stream Energy. The process to switch was fast and easy and can be done online or over the phone. I received a confirmation letter welcoming me as a new energy customer confirming the rate plan I had selected.
My previous utility continues to deliver the energy, read the meter, provides the only bill, and emergency service if there were an issue outside of my home. The only differences I see are a lower rate and both utility names on the bill now, one Stream for the generation and other Atlantic City Electric for the delivery. I pay Atlantic City Electric like I always have and they take care of payment to Stream.
I am saving money and helping a friend by being his energy customer, a bill I would pay anyway, and it is now less - thanks to him. I think sometimes some of the complaints on forums like these may be planted by competitors. The switch to Stream Energy was fast and free and I have had reliable service at a better price ever since.
TEXAS -- I became a Stream customer about 2 months ago. I am now looking for an alternative and here is the reason why: We live on a very bad country road. The PO has stopped delivering our mail in May. In order to get our mail all the residents had to travel about 20 miles round trip to get their mail.
I, unfortunately have no transportation due to an estate case that I am involved in, so in order for me to have gotten my mail I had to find a way of getting there (a ride). Therefore, I was not getting my mail on time. We then put all our boxes at the end of the road so now we get mail. I still have to walk about a 1/4 of a mile to get it. I finally got my bills and nowhere on them stated that I was to be disconnected.
Yesterday, the 2nd of Sept, the truck was out in my driveway and I was told that I was to be disconnected then. Now I have a severely disabled husband. He requires cool conditions inside and oxygen 24/7. I even have a sign on the window. The men told me that I had to call my provider (Stream). I did and was told that it should have been disconnected on the 25th of Aug.
After waiting 20 minutes on hold I finally got to talk to someone. I explained the situation and all I got from him was there is nothing I can do about it. I told him that my husband is on life support and again I got the same response. I finally got so frustrated that I said "If my husband passes away because of no oxygen, I will send all the bills and sue you". I hung up while he was still talking. This is not the way to run a business. No compassion and respect, I'm changing.
DALLAS, GEORGIA -- Stream Energy customer NON-service is the worst. I got a deal for a good fixed rate for a year. I called their customer NON-retention line and they would not even try to match it. Their rate is their rate. Just deal with it. So I did. My contract was up in late August. I switched to a new provider effective October 1st. They billed me $100.00 for early termination! After calling customer NON-service, I paid the portion of the bill that excluded the BOGUS early termination charge. They were supposed to drop the charge within 48 hours. So I forgot about it.
Then in early December I received a collections letter for $100.00 to Stream Energy. Needless to say, I went ballistic. They had not dropped the charge as promised. They had not sent me a bill showing the BOGUS early termination charge as still due. They simply called in the attack dogs. More stellar customer NON-service!
I called customer NON-service again and read them the riot act. They finally dropped the BOGUS early termination charge as showing due on their billing web site. I also demanded that they contact their attack dog and cancel their collection effort. I have yet to hear any more from them but it has only been a few days. If anything gets posted to my credit score pertaining to this, they will be sorry. Stay tuned.
MESQUITE, TEXAS -- I have an issue with "Stream Energy". This company has ill trained employees who advised me incorrectly, and misquoted my kilo rate per usage. I called into Stream customer service to request an extension on my bill. The customer service rep, ** told me that it was possible and that I had an extra 10 days to pay my bill that was past due. I was told that I needed to pay by the 22nd of October.
I woke up Thursday morning, the 18th of October with no ELECTRICITY, what the ** was going on? I called and was told that there was no agreement and I'm responsible for paying reconnection charges plus 2.95 for processing my payment by phone. I immediately asked for a supervisor, and was placed on indefinite hold, I called back, placed on hold, over, and over again. Stream Energy needs to be investigated, this seems like a ploy to extort money out of their "valued" customers.
HOUSTON, TEXAS -- All I had to do was switch my apt address to another apt (in the same complex) and it has been a headache ever since. First I had 2 light bills, they never canceled the first one b/c they don't transfer services Idk… Then they changed my service plan (that was ridiculously priced) for no reason. All I wanted to do was change my address!!!
And when I called to fix that idk what they did but eventually I had 3 accounts with them. Then I called again and it was finally fixed except they charged me an early termination fee and a start up fee. So I called again and they finally fixed it... But it shouldn't take me calling wasting at least 5 hours total of my life trying to explain to different people what's going on and why they messed up.
The letter I wrote to Stream. When I first got my notification that my contract would be expiring, I went online to re-enroll. I noticed a. 05/therm discrepancy between what my paperwork stated as the rate and what the website stated as the rate. I called customer service to get clarification and was on hold for 40 minutes. I put the phone on speaker and continued to work but come on – 40 minutes? Listening to a recorded voice telling me how important customers are? Is the intent to frustrate customers to the point where they hang up and give up?
When a human finally came on the phone, the man could barely speak English and indicated that the prices had gone up since the letter was mailed and that the lower rate in my mailer couldn't be honored – I'd be renewed at the higher rate. I sent an email requesting further clarification and heard nothing back – nothing, nada, zip.
Another notification came in the mail yesterday, advertising the higher rate. Your website advertises the lower rate. I am not even going to elevate my blood pressure by dealing with your "customer service". You have lost a customer, one who intends to share my Stream "experience" with whoever will listen. Apparently my experience is not unique, a simple google search brings up hundreds of hits with people complaining about the God-awful customer service they experienced with Stream. "Stream Energy appreciates my business!" Yeah, right. Good riddance.


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RHR195 - Firecracker - The Wailin' Jennys
"Fueled by the elemental power and transcendent glory of their honeyed three part harmonies, Firecracker is guaranteed to soothe your soul with its earthy passion and heartfelt compassion." - Creem
"With a baker's dozen of fresh, rootsy songs and their signature heart-stopping harmonies, The Wailin' Jennys' second recording should prove explosive for their careers." - The Washington Times
Their second full-length album is a blazing mix of sounds. Fusing their voices into their signature harmonies, The Wailin' Jennys sing against a backdrop of alt-country, folk, rock and pop, creating a fresh and energetic sound. This fan favorite features 12 originals including "Glory Bound," "Avila," "The Devil's Paintbrush Road," and the awesome traditional track "Long Time Traveler."
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On the day last August that Ron Fowler became the face of Padres ownership, he was unable to speak for a few seconds. Emotions overwhelmed the longtime San Diegan as he stood on a stage at Petco Park.
The Padres were in fourth place, the fourth year in five they'd not sniffed the playoffs. But Fowler's temporary paralysis owed not to the enormity of the task ahead.
He was euphoric, not daunted.
"I like being an underdog," he said, talking seven months later as the Padres wrapped up their final week of spring training in preparation for Monday's season opener at the New York Mets.
Fowler, 68, said he's used to being the little guy tasked with overachieving. He's been doing it his entire life, first in small town Minnesota and later as a beer distributor out west.
Fowler and his supporters say those battles have prepared him well to guide the perennial underdog Padres.
"If there's one guy who's set up for the challenge, it's him," said Aldo Madrigrano, who runs a beer distributorship in Milwaukee and considers Fowler a business mentor. "You'll get quality. It may take a little while to get there, but if he's in charge, it's going to be a No. 1 team sooner or later."
Fowler grew up in small-town Minnesota, a 5-foot-7 second baseman with dreams of playing at the University of Minnesota. A knee injury ended that ambition, and after his family couldn't pay for him to go to college, he took out student loans and paid bills by working at a clothing store, a shoe shop and a manufacturing plant. The first in his family to attend college, he earned a degree in economics and a master's in business.
In 1970 Fowler left Minnesota to work in San Diego and San Francisco, as a salesman for Lucky Lager Brewers. Next came a job in Los Angeles, overseeing Olympia Brewery's western operations.
Then came the move that launched him toward building a multistate business empire: a San Diego-based beer distributor named John Cuchna asked him to help run his company so he could deal with legal matters.
Fowler, wanting to learn the distribution game, accepted.
It later developed that Cuchna would sell Fowler the bulk of the company that would become Liquid Investments. Fowler, 35, lacked money but nonetheless came up with the $250,000 down payment, without putting up any of his cash. He took on three partners, all of them lawyers.
The company was generating $7 million in annual revenues in 1978, Fowler's first year in charge.
The annual revenues climbed and reached $272 million in late 2004, when he sold off the company's lead division, in Sacramento.
"Ron, he's a one-man wrecking crew when he gets going," Madrigrano said.
His business endeavors built muscles that the Fowler crowd says will come in handy in the daunting National League Western Division. There the Padres again rank last in player payroll.
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Shun Nakahara spins this understated tale about a group of schoolgirls dealing with stage fright and their own blossoming sexuality. Set hours before an all-girl high school drama club premieres its annual production of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, the film opens with Kaoru Shiromaru (Miho Miyazawa) in the clubroom alone with her boyfriend who kisses her neck. She hustles him out of the room just as her classmate Yubuko Shimizu (Hiroko Nakajima) saunters in. The boyfriend accidently leaves behind a pack of cigarettes and a lighter. While Yubuko flaunts school regulation by sporting a perm, the real rebel of the group is Kiko Sugiyama (Miho Tsumiki), who was seen smoking cigarettes in a coffee shop instead of attending school. While the teachers debate whether or not to cancel the play because of Kiko's disobedience, Chiyoko Kurata (Yasuyo Shirashima), who has a major role in the play, is suddenly overwhelmed by stage fright. While her best friend Yubuko tries to comfort her, Chiyoko seethes with jealousy over the closeness of the two friends.~ Jonathan Crow, All Movie Guide
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I ask largely because I've developed one of my own as a result of reading Snuff: Stratford is Carcer's son. Is there any chance that Pterry meant for him to be read that way? Absolutely not. But it makes a weird amount of sense to me anyway, and for some reason I find that really entertaining.


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1) The MINDSTORMS NXT is doing well in the marketplace; hence, LEGO is completely committed to the NXT's long-term development.
2) Some already announced products are coming soon, like version 1.1 of NXT-G. Others will come later.
3) Some new NXT products will come from other vendors. Even though these products come from somewhere else, it doesn't mean that LEGO hasn't assisted in their development. LEGO continues to work with a variety of vendors, to ensure that the NXT stays relevant and unique.
We'll continue to update you as SOON as we can re: these new products and services.
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- Brian Davis said...
One more point on some of these tidbits... please don't think that this is LEGO working in a vacuum. A lot of the things that could be coming along have stemmed from community requests or feedback. So yes, you *are* having an effect. At least as far as I can tell :-).
Brian Davis
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- Joshua Heinzl said...
Can you request for sensors and other nxt add-ons (rechargeable batteries, wires, etc) to be normally available in stores? That'd make getting them easier for everyone.
- Aug 6, 2007, 5:14:00 PM
- Brian Davis said...
We can (and there are certainly LEGO folks reading this, so you did :-), but that's sort of a problem from a distribution standpoint. For instance, I think most stores have a say-so in what they choose to stock, and high-cost low-volume items are not really desirable, so they might not want to do it, even if LEGO allowed that channel.
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- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
One more interesting observation...
A local store manager decided not to carry a very popular product since it was never on the shelf when he walked past. It also seemed that the product was so popular that people often complained that it was never stocked. Empty shelf problems? The speed at which the item was stocked was very much slower than the speed at which it was purchased. Not smart but very true!
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I had posted some questions on the forumn related to NXT updates.
see http://thenxtstep.com/smf/index.php?topic=89.0
It would be great to get some suggestions on what to upgrade. I.E will the 1.1 release include all the other updates that have been posted in the past?
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Wireless video add-on would sell well! (HiTechnic could package one as they have done so well with their IR sensor...)
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There was a time when it was pretty effortless to find articles from liberals on why conservatives simply don't have the DNA to be funny. In fact, before starting The Looking Spoon I tried to look at other conservative humor blogs to see what they were doing. All I had to do was Google "conservative humor" and among the top results would be articles propagating this myth.
Flashforward about 2 years later, I decided to Google "conservative humor" now and found these articles to be nowhere in sight unless you change your search to conservatives can't be funny. For me I know it was the arrogance of their perceived superiority following the 2008 election that motivated me and others to spring into action.
Perhaps we just needed our backs to the wall to speak up and take back "conservative humor" for search engine results everywhere, but it's stuff like Time magazines latest cover that make it too dang easy.
Their arrogance was their undoing politically, and it's also like gasoline on a conservative funny-bone fueled fire.
From GeronL at Free Republic
This last one from iOwnTheWorld proves there's always two sides to every story...
To any liberals viewing this in bemusement and scratching their heads with the same caution Biden uses to check his hair plugs...THESE - ARE - FUNNY! You make it SO EASY too.
If anyone knows who the artist behind any of the other pieces that are not attributed (all of which were shared with me at Free Republic) step right up and claim the credit you deserve.


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K^geous Campaign on in Freeport Prohibitionists Organize • • cnooi uecision iveacne SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER Vol 2, Number 21 Evtry Friday FREEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRiDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1909 $1,00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cento IMLIWIN INCORPORilTION - GLU81EI3 WINTER SOCIIL SEiSlI!! OPLNED Com. Lraper Renders Decision In reg.Tr<l to thc reading of thf Eildc ih the schools of this state un¬ der jurisdiction of the State Dcpart- i inent of . Education, Commission A. _ |.S. Daper has issued a letter, whicii for tiie company. , is printed herewith, which was sent - _. . "' , , , .1 to President Smith of the I'reeport V.Iolnh I ew * The meeting of the Incorporation! [joard of Education. The Ereeport iinir n-w M Club was held in Seaman s Hall; Board placed the thne of opening the Wednesday night. The boundaries, I schools at 9.15 A. M. and arranged census and circular committee re- , for the reading of thc Bible from <j ported and a specially p.eparcd map, j to 9.15 A. M,..for those who desired 4x2 feet in size,.was exhibited, show-, to attend. The Commissioner holds ing the boun.lanes of the propo.sed ^ that this is permissable if attendance village limiK. The club will further js not compul.sory. The letter fol¬ lows: "The Stale does not, upon it.-» own initiative, object to the reading, of the Dr. W. G. Smitli. Dentist, 61W. Mer-' ^'';'^' '" l^'" ""''''f schools When rick Road, Freeport; 'Phone 85-R. tf f^' ''""^ "^ ''' school object, the State holds that such reading must be nis- ",, , ^ . continued. This is on tiie ground that '"^ work of repaying the roadway all citizens have common- rights in •""' 'he lixing of the sidewalks on the schools and that there must be •'^I''^'" ^t. where thc pipe line crossed nothing in the procedure of thc schools ;'^^''" ^"¦' hnished this week. to which any may object on con ' consider tlie matter of bonndai The next meeting will be ii< Id Wed¬ nesday at the same plnce at S P. M. PURELY LOCAL M. J. White of the Clillespie Co. is in I A. Sidney Milcomson has returned southern Pennsylvania m a big job; from a two week's business trip to New Orleans where he went in the I interests oi the Petolithic Co., of Son will occupy ^ which he is the general manager. ain Street store about Jan. ' .'Olll. At a recent date a surprise party ¦ j was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Theodore .V iiieelin-jr i)f tbe executive board of VVcIls of Wantagh by a large number the I'Ipworth League will t.ike place at ! ^f iheir friends from this place. Tho the Iiuine of J. iC Harrison Wednes-Iuy "'¦"^'"" .was in honor of their wcd- eveiiiiig, Dec. 8tli. - | d.ng anniversary. About forty Were I present and a delightful evening was The holiday gift tbat goes into im-1 ^Pent hy aU,. mediate use and stay>- useful until "^ .illl^tff ^I'Tv-r JOEL ELECTED FOREMAN 1910 County Prohibition C'ommittcc. | consisting of the Election District j Chairmen-elect, held their organization } meeting to-day here, elected a strong County Executive Committee, mapped out their 1910 campaign, and prepared to wage a more relentless fight than ever to stop the manufacture and sale! iot a few days this week. of lit|Uor, in this State. i -- ~——- They are greatly enciiuraged by the | Bellmore Reader—This publication BELLMORE FIRE COMPANY OTHER BELLMORE NOTES A. Palermo has been in Atlantic City worn out is the b Smith & Bede!r.s sr gift. Note suggestion. Last Saturday^ night the opening of the Brookside Inn was something the many who were there will remember for soniV time to come, and it also served to place Proprietor George Winslow on the list of desirables' scieiitious grounds. This iiucrpre- magnificent growth of sentiment against | will not issue calendars for 1910, thc saloon and in favor of their i)arty, and "mvan business" hereafter. lion. Clarence Elwyn Pitts, their State Chairman, receiit'y statetl: "The Prohibition Party is rapidly "The Consolation of a Clear Con-1 gaiiling ground, and w thin two or science", will be the Sunday morning: three years will become a mighty force sermon theme of the Rev. Charles in New York politics. We are becom- Ilerbert Scholey at the iMrst Pres-j ing rapidly enrolled, organized, cqu pp Advance Hook, Ladder and Engine Co. will run a masque ball in their hall here Dec. I7t!i. Mrs. Bertram Heine entertained Mrs. Harriett Bedell of Hempstead Hlis week. byterian ('hurch. The evening sub ject will be "L'nconscious Danger and Delay." among the hotel men on Long Island. The Inn has been nicely fitted up and for the occasion special decorations were provided. There was an excel¬ lent spread for the guests which in eluded many from this and neighbor¬ ing villages. Prof. Tucker of Brook tation of the law has been consistently followed by the .State educational au¬ thorities for more than seventy year- and has come to be generally accepted ¦ without question. j " If there were any special statutory! provisions bearing upon the matter "Ihistcr." the youngest child of Mr. and Afrs. M. J. CofFcy, has been ill a. home for some days with bronchitis hut is recovering rapidly. lyn furnished music for the folks and <T.'tl relating to a particular city or N. J. Samuel T. Raynor has returned to his (lesi< at the Eirst National after a week's vacation spent in Lakewood, Tbe General Committee in charge of the coming Convention and Car¬ nival of the firemen here next year met last night in thc Wide Awake Engine House to perfect plans for the coming big event here. They have their hands full, even the Oyster Bay papers are taking notice. ed and drilled in thc various 4,668 Iniec¬ tion Districts of the State; have just added soqie thousands more recruits to our ranks, swept over fifty more towns Proh bition (no-license), elected scores of Prohibition Law-enforcement everything went oflf with a nicety of care, which showed careful attention to detail. The Inn is located corner of Milburn Ave and Merrick Road. The winter social season among the younger folk was ushered in last Fri¬ day evening, with a surprise party given to Harry Ball, by a large num¬ ber of his l«'eiids. Master Haf y was at his hi<;iu' < u Rockwood Avenue, and was diih- "surprised." The many jiames i)laycd ran a close race with the appetixiiig refreshments for the title of "Most Popular." Those pres¬ ent: Josephine Joy. Edith Eldred, An¬ na Eischcr, Katherine Combes, Mar¬ ion Whealy, Nettie Combes, Florence Carman, Ora Smith, Mary Verity, Ed¬ na Pettit, Viola Raynor, Gladys Aus¬ tin, (iarroll Mulliner, Willis Duruz, Leslie Cook. Pliilip^ Zarsky, Harry j to give directions to Boards of Edu- Holl, Andrew StaufT, Leon Carman, | cation upon such matters unless the I harle.- Smith, Har-y Hunt, Clarcntv j rule of procedure has been well cs- Trubcnback. J'.mil WiMcberger, Allan j tablished. There is no law, although there is a very general usage, about folk Lighting Co. has perfectc.i a gas lamp for stores, churches, public build¬ ings and oflices which resembles an district (as in the case of the city of New York), they might change the I Archer B. Wallace was installed rule, but there are none so far as 1 , as 2nd Vice-President of the South- know in this case. "¦ ' frn N. Y. Volunteer F'iremen's .^s- "The State Education Department sociation at headquarters in Brooklyn j electric arc lamp in appearance but has has never held, so far as I know, that j last Saturday. | not the flicker which au, electric arc a board of education might not hold ; has. as there is no carbon to be c.in religioiis exercises in the llfteen min-i Stafford, the Okl Reliable, runs his utes prior to the opening of the school, moving picture show in thc Sigmond each day, provided attendance there-1 Opera House once a week, every Wed- upon was not compulsory. I recall ; nesday. at a 5 cent and 10 cent admis- that several superintendents of public j sion rate, instruction have suggested that that officials, and have the liquor business upon the run in hundreds of places m the State, and INTEND'TO KEEP THEM RUNNING. "We are working to unify the anti- liquor forces, carry the fight into the legislature, bombard it with petitions Manager Swain of the Nassau & Suf j signed by hundreds of thou.sands of might be done. It is not said what the State department might say as to the right of the Board of Education to hold such exercises before the reg¬ ular opening of the school if the ques- j tfon should come up to the depart-! ment on appeal. | "It is not the usage of thc State' sumed. Thc Swain lamp has ffiund great favor with many Nassau County people and is a credit tq its inventor. On Monday evening, Dec. 6th, Pro¬ gressive Council No. 66, D. of L., en¬ tertained their deputy State Counsellor, Miss Hannah Nostrand, of Valley Stream. There was present a large delegation of viaitors from Colonial Conned of Woodmere. They all left at ~i late hour, much pleased with their Tbis oflK-(; .icknowlcdtjes t'he receijjt j vis t to the local lodge. Next meeting of calendars from tiic Nassau Co. Re- I Dec. iQth. The semi-annual election of view. .\ large one for Messrs. i\liir- ufllctrs will take place; also initiation, ray Bros, and a small one for us : Louis N. Long has taken the Otten (iafe, corner of Main and Rail Road Avenues. Mr. Long is known as the former steward of thc South Shore Yacht Club. l'"crguson and .Mberi Thomas, (continued on page .5) Conover-Payne Wedding The Presbyterian churcli here was filled by a l.-^rue assem';!,!','.' on the af- terniion of 'I h;i:ii<sgiving Day, v.ben al 4 o'clock .Miss Edylh Pearl Payne, daugbfer of Mr. and Mr.s. Edwin Hu¬ bert Payne of Baldwin. Lon;; Island, hecame the br'de of Mr. Ll.yd Van •Sycklc Conover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stigcr Cono-er. and one of our young business men. Kev. .Mbort Barnes Williamson of Bin );ivbnry, a brother- in-law of the groom. oiViciatcd, assisted by Rev. Dr. Rovvlaiul, the pastor. The ring ceremony whs used. The bride wa> gowned in handsome gra.y broadcloth embroidered antl trim¬ med with siKer, with extreme tran, and wore a large imported gray and sil¬ ver picture hat covered' with a mass of white willow plumes; also a diamond and amethyst brooch and earrings (one of the wedding gifts), and carried a beautiful bridal bouquet of white or¬ chids, lillies of thc valtcy and white roses. The maid of honor was Miss Maydir Gardner of Brooklyn, who wore French cream broadcloth, with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of pink chrysan¬ themums. Mr. Conover's best man was his brother. Prof. Nathan Stigcr Cono ver, Jr., of Bergcnfield. The ushers were Messrs. Edgar C- Wyckoff, Cla rence AJpaugh, H. F. Angle, of Clin ton; Albert Fink, of Brooklyn, and Voorhees Krymcr of Elzabeth. Mr. Charles L. Gulick presided at tbe organ, giving the following numlK-rs whi'e thc guests were arriving: "Coro¬ nation March." Meyerbeer; "Interme/ zo," Mascagni; "Grand Chorus," Gnil- mant; then thc Bridal Chorus from Wagner's "Lohenerin" during the en trance of the bridal party and Mendeis 'sohn's "Wedd'ng March" as the party departed from the church. Following the ceremony a reception was held in Mr. and Mrs. Conover's apartments at the LTniou House, wbere after a short wedding trip they are re¬ siding. A wedding dinner had been served in the parlors of the I'nion House at half- past one oclock. The rooms presented a charming appearance. The table, p'aced under an arch o^ autumn leaves *nd carnations, was decorated with sm-- lax, ferns and carnations. The guests were presented with wedding and Thanksgiving favors. Those present were Misses Maydie and L'Mie Gard¬ ner, Miss Katharine Clancy. Mrs. Henry Bosch, Mr. Harry Bosch. Miss Frances Wiseman, Albert F nk, Voorhees Kry- irter, Edgar WycfcolT, Clarence Alpaugh, Nathan S. Conover, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Conover, Sr., Mr. and Mrs E. H. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Payne, Misi* Adelaide Payne. HUbert Payne, Mr. Otto Payne, Rev. and Mrs. Albert B. Williamson, Mr. J. Gillard Williamson, Master John F. G. Wi'liam- son, Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Rowland. Miss Nina Rowland, Reginald Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Todd. Mr. S. Wert Leigh. Mr. Walter S. L«gh. The dinner was given hy Miss Edythe Pearl Payne and Mr. Llojd Vltn Syckle Conover. The bride received many presents of d) value and opening the schools at 0 o'clock in the morning. It is the policy of the department to leave Boards of Edu¬ cation to their own judgment about such matters until objection is raised to any course which a Board of Edu¬ cation may take. When objection is raised, the issue is commonly settled I sonia Club, (2) the Mail & Express Thanks. The Christmas exercises of the .M. IC. Sunday School will be held Tuesday, Dec. 28th. The children will give a cantata entitled "The Interrupt¬ ed Program." • What has become of (i) thc Jak- voters and carry the battle to the polls against every party, politician, and can¬ didate who opposes our movement in behalf of thc public welfare, happiness and prosperity." Tbe meeting was called to order hy Ccninty Chairman Win. E. Varney, and after prayer for ..livine guidance by Rov. Lewis Gordon, opened for busi¬ ness, .Mr. Stanley Davison acting as secretary. Thc Executive . Committee presented its report, covering work performed, results secured, financial conditions, and recommendations for next year. Thc following strong Executive Com¬ mittee was elcctefl: Win. F. Varney, chairman, Rockville Centre; Wm. A. Simons, vice-chair¬ man, East Rockaway. Secretary (to he filled by Executive between the board and the objector by conference. If that is not accom¬ plished and tbe matter is not one which causes deep feeling, one or the other of the parties applies to the State Department for advice, and that is ordinarily given and followed. If the matter in issue is one about which there is likely to be considerable ten¬ sion, the State Department will not undertake to settle it except upon appeal from the action of the boaru Club, (.3) the Phi Alpha Club? All these organizations contributed to the life of the villaRe last winter, but are conspicunus by their aiisence this year. Ladies of the .-Mtar Guild of thc Church_ of tbe Transfiguration will hold a cake and candy sale at the res¬ idence of Mrs. O. T. Philips, Smith St., tomorrow from 2 to 5 P. M. The Pastor of the Methodist Epis- by the parties objecting. The Educa-j copal Church will be in his pulpit tion law provides for such appeals for! next Sunday, both morning and even- thc practice therein and for the deter- ing. The theme of the evening ad- minatioii thereof. All the parties are ! dress will be "The Savior's Prayer," heard either in writing or orally, and : the third in the series on "Great no one can complain that he has not! Prayers of the New Testament." had his day in court. . I "Then the decision of the matter | The Men's Bible Class of the First by thc Commissioner of Education | Presbyterian Church was organized becomes binding upon the immediate , last Sunday as an International Adult parties in interest, and also becomes 1 Bible Class with the following of-i ed many from being present to enjoy Ak turkey supper is to be given the members and male friends of Ithi. Men's Bible Class of the Freeport M. E. Church in its lecture room under the auspices of the Epworth League Chapter on next Tuesday evening, December 14, at 7 P. M. This class was recently started with Prof. Roy L. Smith as teacher, is held immediately after each Sunday morn¬ ing church service, and from the be¬ ginning has increased in interest and membership. It is part of a wide-1 things next year. spread movement throughout thej United States. Tickets at fifty cents | Freeport Schools in Good Shape each are procurable from committee, n^, r ,, ¦ - r .u consisting of W. B. Osterhout, Sam-1 ^he following is a copy of the report uel R. Smith, Albin N. Johnson, '"f^iy^J by SupermtenJent B.irnes o. Charles P. Seaman and Sinclair Ray- f^'^ Freeport schools, which is based on jipj. I the two days inspection by Professor I George M. Wiley, a State representa¬ tive : Albany, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1909. Superintendent A. E. Barnes, Freeport, N. Y. Dear Sir: In his recent report of thc Freeport School, our inspector, Mr. Wiley, states i A lease for two years has been taken by the town of Hempstead on the court room in Fire Hall here. I Mr. and Mrs. William Byrnes will move next week to their new home on Wilson Avenue. The wedding of Annie A. Russell of this place ;ind l-Vaiik Creed of New York took pl.ace here Wednesday morn¬ ing. Thomas J. Thornton has been made a member of the firm of F. G. and G. T. Van Riper, builders, with head¬ quarters in Freeport. In Judge Tatem's court Wednesday a jury was selected for the trial of Oliver Francis and Girdell V. Brewer, a civil action «for damages for removal of building on the meadows. Dr. Charles .\. White and daughter of Stamford, Conn., accompanied by Mr. Calvin Smith, his sister and daugh¬ ter, of Inwood, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heine over Sunday. LOST—A pearl handle comhinattOQ knife, between Smithville South and Committee). |*Rockville Centre. Liberal reward for ts return to Messenger office. Free- port, or to P. H. Ohm, Smithville George D. Horton, treasurer, Cedar¬ hurst; Dr. Thos. H. Smith, town chair¬ man, Hempstead,' residence. Hemp- I South, L. I. stead; George H. Gregory, town chair-j man, North Hempstead, residence, | CORRECTJON—Mrs. George Bald¬ win will not give a Masquerade Ball Great Neck; Alex. McNichoil, Jr.. town chairman, Oyster Bay, residence, Hicks¬ ville. The committee then considered and adopted many iinportant plans suggest¬ ed by the Executive Committee, The Prohibitionists arc greatly encouraged and are looking and working for larger The concert held on Tuesday ev¬ ening in First Baptist Church of this village for Roberts Memorial Organ was a great success—notwithstanding the inclemency of thc weather it was well attended. The artists were all from New York. Thc selections, both ,, .. .1 1 • n 1 1 • instrumental and vocal were finely! '^=?t '''^ ^"/V ^f organized and is ieal treat and .''^^ carefully and efficiently super- rendered. It was a musi greatly enjoyed by an appreciative audience. The stormy night prcvent- the rules of procedure for the entire ficers:—Mr. H. P. Libby, President; State. The matter now presented to j Mr. H. G. King, Vice-President; Mr mc is one of such character that I think it should be left;, to deterinina- •ion upon appeal. "In tbe mean time your Board of Education would have the right to carry out the action takcci Sept. 6, HKK), opening the schools at 9.15 A. R. A. Miller, Secretary, and Treas¬ urer; Prof. A. E. Barnes, Teacher; and Mr. J. E. Baxter, Assistant Teacher. "The Dilettante in Religion" will vised. I am much interej^tej. to find thai the value of rapid mental work is appreciated and that various expedients as stated last week. The information came from a source we deemed relia- able, hence we published lit in last week's issue. .\ meeting of the Ladies' -Aiid So¬ ciety of the M. K. Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Kilpat¬ rick Thursday, Dec. i6th, at 2.30 P. M. All members are requested to be pres¬ ent and friends are invited. Eveljn, daughter of Mrs. Charlea Roykl. a former resident here, was married Wednesday to Mr. Van Hag- erman of Brooklyn, iti that city by the Rev. Mr. Kent, a former pastor of the Bellmore Church. Wednesday, a week ago, a stranger entered the bar room of the Bellmer- rick Inn at noon and requested Steve Southard, the bartender, to get him some lunch. During his absence the stranger, got away with $8.00 from the a concert that is rarely our privilege in Freeport. The financial returns have been satisfactory, which must be very flattering to those who have had it in charge particularly Miss M., and it would have the further | ''.^ ^^^^ ¦!ilbject of the morning sermon right to hold religious exercises at'''^^ ''^'^ ^'"^ Baptist Church. In the which attendance of pupils was not Pitcher, who was unceasing in her! whh good expression. This was notic- eflforts for the success the concert j C'' especially in the third grade. Wth attained. '^ rapidly growing school system.there ! are of necessity a number of new rnd devices are being used to eno.Rir- 111 and disappeared. The auth'orities age it throughout th^ scnool sy.slcm. I were notified but did not catch hini- iii connection witl* the lns^ructio;l .Mr. ! Van Nostrand, the owner, says he will Wiley s.iys: . j he more careful about trusting hungry "The pupils of the lower grades read ! strangers in the future. required in the fifteen minutes pre- ce<Iing the opening of the scho6l. If there are any who object to this, they can bring about a determination of the validity of their objections by an evening, the pastor will speak on "The Constraining Love of Christ." Weekly Prayer Servtice, Friday at 8:00 P. M. All are cordially invited. One of the most lovable women of cation in due form." About Wantagh Mrs. Mary J. Jackson has gone on an extended trip to the south. appeal to tbe Commissioner of Edu- ^^e village passed away Saturday mom*- ing. Mrs. Mary G. Walters, wife of Valentine G. Walters, died after a ling¬ ering illness at her Pine Street home. She was an active worker in the Meth¬ odist Church and societies connected with it. The funeral services were held from her late residence Monday. Rev. W. A. Richard, assisted by Rev. D. A. Jordan, a former pastor, officiat¬ ed. Miss Irene Van Riper sang during the services. The interment was in the family plot at Greenfield. The deceas¬ ed is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Smith F. Pearsali and Miss Grace Walters, to whom the Messenger expresses its sincere sym¬ pathy in their aad hourof bereavement. The Gun club will hold its monthly shoot next Saturday afternoon. The Sigma Euchre Club met with Mrs. J. J. Pussell on Thursday after¬ noon. The Wantagh Gun Club held a meeting in Fussell's store last Mon¬ day night. This was the last meeting of the year. ^ Place and Allen have started a new business in plumbing and heating iti the store owned by Young Brothers opposite the Railroad station. On Friday night the Christian En¬ deavor Socitty will hold a meeting in the church. The topic will be "Pil grims Progress Series, "Crossing the River." Leader Mrs. Warren James, (continaed on page 8) Do YoH Want to Buy or Soil? Um Cvoryttpdy'a Colunnn. One of the most excellent addresses ever made before the Board of Trade was delivered in Fraternity Hall Wed¬ nesday by Supreme Court Justice Frederick E. Crane. The Judge was entertaining and" succeeded in pleaskig the large crowd present without any apparent effort. He has a pleasing personality combined with a forceful manner in making a speech that tells with his hearers. He made his auditors laugh heartily at some well told humorous stories, in addition to making an able address. President Foster occupied the chair and little business was transacted, the way being cleared for the judge. Rev. Mr. Soule and Rev. Mr. Braith¬ waite were elected honorary mem¬ bers of the Board. The Church Im¬ provement Society of the Presby¬ terian Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the residence of Mis. JameS*'G. Sutphin, 217 Smith St., Wednesday, Dec. 15th. Religious Gunpaign Recently a religious leader thanked God that "denominational lines are abiding but no longer dividing." The Laymen's Interdenominational Mission¬ ary Movement, including many churches in the project of evangelizing the world in this generation, is one of the latest manifestations of unity with¬ out uniformity. On a smaller scale the attractiveness ^nd power of fraternal co-operation among Christian bodies in the broader religiot^ movements, af¬ fecting a neighborhood or a mnn'ici- pality. were demonstrated in Freeport a year ago in the anion evangelistic ser¬ vices carried on jointly by three of the denominations. Not only were the ser¬ vices largely attended and religious sentiment in the community stimulated generally, but many new members were rti^eived, distributed among at least five denominations. *Happy in their spirit, fraternal in their movements, at¬ tractive in their methods, the meetings were a revelation to those not familiar with modern evangel'stie campaigns The two and a half weeks were a veri¬ table midwinter festival, where fellow¬ ship was at its best, where many a life found hap{^ adjustment to ideals which, though always haunting the soul, had never before been realized. So satisfactory was the experience of a year ago that almost spontaneously tlte (Continaed on^EMige &) teachers. The character of the work will therefore vary somewhat in the grades. But careful supervision is do- ng much to maintain a high standard of work and to secure the best possible results." Our inspector was favorably impress¬ ed with the work observed in the aca¬ demic department and speaks in special commendation of the instruction in English and Bi'ology. He states that the laboratories are satisfactory except that the chemical laboratory is rather small for the class, and the room is heated by a gas stove. Respectfully yours, FRANK H. 'WOOD, Chief, Inspections Div. Waiting for Snow in Roosevelt Miss Irene Dixon, of Bjwoklyn was visiting friends here tk^pall.week. Flag, donated by peoplo- of Roose¬ velt has been presented to.iMpha Hook & Ladder Company. (Pai^chased by Mrs. A. Stuart). % , The school children are preparing for a Christmas entertainment to be held in Firemen's hall, Friday evening, Dec. 17. < An invitation has been issued for all Democrats of thc fifth election dis¬ trict to attend a free oyster supper and entertainment in Firemen's Hall on Saturday evening, Dec. 11, at, eight P. M. for riie parpose of oreranizing a Democratic club. Advarlla* in Cvorybody'a Calttmn. Thc election of officers of the Ad¬ vance Hook, Ladder and Engine Co. took place this week. The results of the voting shows John Adel to be the new foreman; Walter Frisch, ist as¬ sistant foreman; Wm. Valentine, and assistant foreman; George Palermo, 3rd, assistant foreman; Harry Self secretary; August Umhauer, financial secretary; Charles W. Smith, treasur¬ er. Thomas Buck of Smithville Soath is a new man to be voted on for mem^ bership. Scholars in the public school will en¬ ter a competitive contest wherein thc contestants will each write an-essay oa the subject, "What I Suggest For the Betterment of the Section I Live In." Pupils in the Smithville South school are entered in the same contest, which is for cash prizes. Th^ winners will be decided by the two principals, Mr. Harrington and Mr. Hilton, who will name a third to act with them. All these essays will be printed in the Mes¬ senger, which publication is offering the prizes. hy the StroUer Asks the Evening World: Do you know (i) a cork carried aoo feet below the surface of the water wiil not nse again? Never Been down that far, so experiment has gotten beyond me. (2) Gerjnan Ejtst Africa has been raising sisal hemp since 1893 from plants imported from Florida? There has been quite a lot of bemp raisd in the Southem States, too, oa special occasions. (3) There is a union of hatmake^ at Le Mans, Frince, in which the offices of president vice-president, aecretaiy and treasurer are held by one iban. (Continned on Page 4)
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K^geous Campaign on in Freeport
Prohibitionists Organize
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cnooi uecision iveacne
Vol 2, Number 21
Evtry Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRiDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1909
$1,00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cento
IMLIWIN INCORPORilTION
WINTER SOCIIL SEiSlI!! OPLNED
Com. Lraper Renders Decision
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A brilliant first gigging amp. We wish this had existed in back 1995...
Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister 36 amp head5 stars
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Simply tremendous, naturally overdriving tweed tones in a gig-friendly 3x10 package.
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Zilla Studio Pro 2x12 cabinet4.5 stars
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It's no small task trying to cover all the bases like this, but with the ...
Vonhatski Purelight 1206 100-watt head4.5 stars
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Instrument modelling in a guitar amp is a first - and that's just for starters. ...
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