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^ 9W§^''" :•)) PAGE SIXTEEN THE LEADER , AIARCII1, 1951 ; '*-.? •.'•"'*.' HWWHWW^^^^ ^v,,,ww^^ ^%«(Kc^^'* " Grocery Prices Effective UnMI Cloae of Busl-ne*$ Tue*., Mor. 6. Meat, Produce oad Dolry Price: for Weekend Only. Though the sky sparkle; with billions of stars there are a few standouts that are known by name to everyone. The comparison may be "an imagination stretcher" but the same contrast may be made of food centers . . . Though there are many to-shop In there's al-ways standouts like HILL'S—the Super Market you never forget because of the superior foods in stock and the extra savings you can make on every visit. Grade A doz. Chofeou, PobsfeMw, Chee»xe & Velveeta 2 Ib. loaf Ib. Orode A SWISS CHEESE PROVOLONE Sove Every Way—Every Day af Hi f f CUT BEAM BIRDSEYE FROZEN ** * BIRDSEYE FROZEN COFFEE HILLTOP Ib. bag. 12 oz. pkg. Ib. pkg. HILLCREST Ib. bag Wrmont CREAM CHEESE it 29 2 p^ 27 Produce ^K * HEINZ STRAINED CRIMO BEANS Selected, Herd, Wpe Golden Ripe "* ** TOMATO ( 3-lb. can DEL MONTE can: Woah. Stote Delklou: 2'23' NT JEMIMA WAX PAPER PANCAKE FLOUR Lga. (Rouble Size) pkg. DIAMOND 125 4. roll . Pkg. Vel Fab Flakes i"s Powder Granulated Soap ^ A|ax Cleanser Klrkn%dn Cleanser Octagon Soap Pkg P&g. 2 32 32 32 32 27 33 IMS OF M@@*s!""" LOWS Ground Meat Loin Lamb Chop* Palmollve Sparo Mb* BoHod Ham Ib. Ib. Ib. &5« Ib. ^c ib 49 '/, 16. 69^ lUiL PRBBPRT NO. MERRICK. PARMIN0DALE PATCHO9UB P6RT JBPP STA. BAY SHORE LINDBNHURS}T L BBLLMORB SAYVILLE M%B#k^ r *',.\- <ts '•-.'./' I.'.-'- ' .'•' •:-,., '' '.•/.'f'/^^t!:^^^{ -If;-Lr {^; ^;i^?J^«?? ^7^r 7-r.?^ ' .V...-r:: ^-%'% v ' • '*-.- '.;. EAMBOR* •k i s. THE 'AbVERflSING ' / '. 15th. Year No. 42 To Cayry An i Hopea to Obtaih MdAAjr By enrolling 3,000 Men As Member* of Group ^. The Freeport Police Soya* dub has opened -a campaign- to raise $4,000, to augment the meagre funds granted by the Village and State so it can camry on the extensive activ-ities planned for its more than 600 members. Sheriff' H. Alfred VolUmer and. Director Joseph Romeika are In charge of the drive. The aim of the campaign leaders is to enroll at .least 3,000 member-ship in the' organization. ,Any one contributing from ^1 to $& will be listed^ aa an associate member^ while larger contributions will entitle the donors to a patron's membership card. The Sheriff and director point out that every one can be of help In "aiding us to procure other mem-bers." "you gee, a P.B.O. member is an adult helper member, "the appeal reads, 'tad "we hope to obtain ak least 3,000 suoh members, who be-lieve as we do, that a gift to our Police Boys' Club Js an investment In futures— your own (Preeport youth's futures." Donations are to be sent to the Freeport Boys' Club, Inc., o/o Post OKlce ox 167, Freeport, N,?. : The money . will be . acknowledged and "you, have our aasuranice?qhat .not one^penny of your.oonMbuMon. :ivill . be'uaqd for 'any adrndnJatration work, 'but; that aili:o-f it wBl go to the.bezpfttjof the boys," the dirive Mayor Rober&JL. Do»ee opens cookie camp^aign for «t of Camp Tekakwitha by buying a box of crackers'from Mathewson, Troop 3, nnd Maureen Cossldy, Brownie Troop 100, win-ners In las^ year's sales competition, as Mrs/Weekly MInnerly, chair-man of the Freeport G!rl Scout Committee, looks on. "Zhe: agy^al''opehg ' witii /a" note of appreciation fqr- ,ithe response to , the appeo^^lof 'Mamh/ 1960 for funds ^wlth %^c!h .^ pinicbase a station wagon W|hloh has just been deliv-ered after months of waiting. Activ-ities of the club include handball, eoMball, basketball, boxing, soccer, swimming, deep sea fishing, water polo, outboard soapbox racing and stage entertainment. The drive got under-way last week, when some 8,500 letters were mailed. » resident of Freeport, re-questing : their help, in continuing the success of the plub. With a membership of. close to 700, the funds of Hie blub are much too small to support the numerous ao-tiviiMeB now organized, it was ex-plained. Usticaa Quit Jobs Here To Go (d Pasadena, Cal. Anthony TMica, 39 Woodside ave., and his son, Joseph, employees of the Municipal Water Department, have resigned and are to leave soon to go into business In Pasadena, Oamheyil be accompanied by Mrs. 1943 and since Aug 16, 1847 has been Bather was employed in the power house from April 1, 1941 to April 1, 1943 and since Aug* 15, 947 has been connected with the water depart-xnent and his son since Nov. 1, 1946. They have been engaged in the installing of water meters. Now they have 'become associated -with Mr. TJstlca/s bmthe?4l%Waw who. had (he contract for installing water meters In Pasadena. The Yearly Olid), composed of municipal employees, gave them, a send-«Ef pairty yesterday at which Mayor Robert L. Doxsee presented a gift to' them. ' 186 /CONTRIBUTE BLOOD AT FXRS^DONNEB SESSION . Freeporters contributed 186 pints of blood at the first donner session of the, Red Cross program Tuesday jn the Seaman ave*. school* This was 16 pints, short of the quota assigned the: 'village, due to the 4act that there ? were numerous re-jections while .other prospective dpnbrs: reported 111 at. the last '' %N FBATEBMITT FOB? ;./ ^BETHLEHEM, p^.,. March:: 8 4- Oonald .M, .Subiseh, /16/Mlllburn .ot.j ^fKhas * 'been- 'elected secretary!'of //Alpha. Ibu / ^natlbnal: social; :at Lehigh ' 2 Week's Stay at Camp Offered Girl Spout Selling Most Cookies The Freeport Girl Soout who sells the xaost boxes of cookies during the campaign ending Sunday, March, 18, will.receive a two-week's camporship at damp Tekakwltha. Hampton Bays, Mrs. Alexander Hunter, general chairman of oookie sales for the local committee, announced ith*;- week, The Brownie who disposes of the , moat boxes alao .will receWe a .prize. ,. .''... ,../ '/.. /-v}\ Freeipiont GArl Scouits also -are eligible to compete for a two- .week'a stay "*n o@knp for the one ;whd ee^.^t^gn^ .cpp%de§^ pffered by the .SouEhl, Namau\ Go%mcU% and the Bank of Rock?411e Centre Trust Oo., abo ia oAferlng. a similar award on a county-wide bases. The Ooun-tll also Is bo give twi* prizes to the Brownies who sell the first and second largest number of boxes of the cookies. In addition all Freeport Brownies and CMrl Scouts who sell 76 or more boxes of cookies will be entitled to a one-day outing at the camp 'In June. Gift cerQJlcates -to be re-deemed at Baraschls Department Store, will be presented Brownies who sell 50 boxes, and, to all .Girl $pouta .whose dales 'total'from 100 to '900: boxes.. \.. --\ • /.'- /;•••'• : Proceeds of <the sale 'a?ii usdd to Woojcleft Association Formed; Bieyko\vitz Head Tnei Woodcleft Assoclaitlon was formally organized at a meeting held In Qtto's Sea Grill Tuesday xUght., Jt is to be coiqpbsed. of pnctperty' owners. and . %nen and wcmen exlgaged in business along Wood'ClcTt. ave, . A cojistitutioh and 'by-laws were adopted and the first Tuesday night jf..each month was flxetl ad the m&6'Ung -nlgh^ . , Barry J. Berkowitz was elected president to- serve Until the dtart of the fiscal year In May when the annual meeting will be held. Jack Bates was named vice-president for bhe same period with Albert E. Ackerly as secretary, and Theodore M. Lang, treasurer. One of the first projects *» be undertaken by the group is to have Woodcleft ave., paved from curb bo curb and properly graddd after wAitemnains are. laid* The members also are making a study of .the proposed unified waiterfront ordinances. Draw Lots Saturday To Becije Posidqns In Village Eleedpn Nomination Petitions Filed on Friday; Also Registration Day. Represent&^livee of *the TJnlty and partlea .are to meet of for of ahd\. amonblaaHoo" &i at" camp voting ines. in the Village Election on Tues-day. March 20. whew a different group of ?? girls is accommodated every two weeks. Mayor Robert L. Doxsee pur-chased the first box of cookies from ; present the Unity Party and Saniudi L. Israel the opposition. 'Nominating positions for the two parties were filed on Friday by Judge Johnson and Mr. Israel. Seea No %tea*dh ifor Givi Teli Mayor Robert L. Doxdee ' an* .nounced at the meeting of the A^» lantlc-South Civic Association Thursday night In the South Shore Yacht . Club -th@t,a referendum will be held before definite adtion (a taken by the Village Board on any recommendations of a housing auth-ority for the carrying out of a state housing project, in Benhington Park. "Whether one plan or another or no plan at all Is adopted the matter Is going to be put right up to Che voters where by a plank In our (Unfty Party) platform all suc& matters are put up for final d&* oision*". . » The Mayor first touched briaHy on the sltuaWon In -the power plant and suggested .that a meeting be called prior to , the ^Village election on TuespTay Mar&h' 3p, at which tl% matter cou)^ be 'ti&ken up in detail, Ooncerning the .Apusin^y project: which he was 'Invited bo .discuss, he "Aa to. 'hoinshig^' it. aMee^y?*^" pg dtrahge.that'a'' sudden \burs^, of enl* wKusla^m aboii t. an. intblera))%e"! cons* ditlxin • in our %%nio*A stx*M&6s ^soixie) elqmtTk^p of* put i^pwl&HO^ka^: sb6t& ^ of*, put. as Qcmeohe .elsg sdts'.a' plan jxi do 'som^btng ' ' 'character? -of .whom. always sure that soms other T)*ay is Wie right way, and the way sug-gested is the wrong way. Until the fire. It is only when something Is suggested of a constructive natur^ th&t they wake up aiid make a noisy protest about It. Dale Maithewson, G4rl Scout Troop Those of the Untty Party contaJne^ 3, and Maureen Oaasidy, Brownie 735 names while the Village Rulr "* Troop 100, as Mrs. Wesley MInnerly, Party petitions were signed by 266 chairman of the Freeport Girl Scout Committee looked girls were tHe winners In sale. - Oobkies are priced at 40 cents a box. Kenny and ]Kelly ifi ^Melodrama' On Housing at Atlatitic^South Following a prologue by M&ybr Robert L. Doxsee, Frank F. Kenny, jr., Village Rule Party, Candidate for Village Trustee and Paul Kelly, council for the Freeport housing committee, put on a two-sjct melodrama with Khe housing projects as the plot for the benefit of tlie mernbeis of Atlantic South (Xvlo Assocla? tlon Thursday night in the South Shore Yacht Olub. Ibe association conducted its business between the acts. Act one was brought bo a cllmatlo close with 'Mr. Kelly vehpmentaly declaring . "ithere have been mis-statements, near facts and lies," as Paul W. Oaibo, who was presi-ding, brought this part of the even-ings' agenda to a close. Benpamln Asch "prMested that Mr. Kejly should be . permitted ' .to conitmue. Others proposed' that the^ business be disposed of : first and that the discussion be continued after ad-journment: procediure was. followed* Mr. Kenny and Mr. Kelly shook hands at the start of act 3. However, the only flareup .in the hlght-cap was when Mr. KeMy accused Mr.: Ken-ny' of being a paid IdBbiest/for the' hbusmg: interests' and was called to accounts The fact that the. yacht :; club doors are locked at 11:30 brought JAG: play t*. a close five .minutes, before thiat time. W. ; E. Wlatiaon .was moderator during secoild'act, •. :. V , '. :.;.-. '.' v- , • ' Doxsee Promises (Maybr Doxsee, ^ representi#n? the Unity. .Party, . and Mr. : Kenny, tKe VUlAge Rule Pacty, had 'been in*. speak cn*e proposed' cf both; ' Mr/ Kenny ' was \ not present when %*ayor Vnnn«Amb€d . .that Bbamd would caUl erendum before takk% final action on the housing mattej and accused him of failing to answer questions sent him. . Mr, Kenny, who is a vice-presi-dent' 6f the.Mist Federal Savings & sLoan Association; of Hempstead, ac-cused the Board of falling to take advantage of Village Ordinance 126 whdch empowers \A2ie village to* order residence buildings made hab* itable by their owners. He oritlclzed the gelectlon of the **Elar property" for the development, contending that as an off-site project no-sub-standar^ Jiouses would have to be. razed) and proposed a site m the vi** cinity of ithe Municipal stadium. He aJso insisted" the very poor people for whom such projects should be designed would be unable to get into the apartments .and asserted .oper-ating of the development would/ be (Oontlhued on Page 14) PLTJMER ON DEAN'S LIST iSYRAOUSE,' N". "%%, ..Marohf 8» Arnold Plumerr 22 ?ear@all ave., Freeport, N.Y.; has made the dean's list cf theiSypacuse. University Col-lege -of Busliness Dean Bobcat E. Stone, announced this week. -Plumer, graduated, from Freeport High. School ia% %mt jo^big • in . insurance. , v S.S.T.O. PLANS BTPFFET vThe,8ut.Shor.e Yacht' Olub\ win buffet' supper. Saturday /night , froni 6 to' 10 H*cpp Taken to Date thought, when I heard the b)aat cf opposition, thaf "^t least Phere would be some sound subisbantl&l reason for giving up the jpit>ject||.that has been startted. But to \relieyev your suspense, nothing has^appeared that makes it seem on Page 5) * persons. These petitions officially placed in nomination the following slates: Unity Party—Robert L. Doxeee for Mayor; Reward J .Baker and Wil-liam F. Glaoken for trustees, and Johnson for Village Judge,' all pre-sent incumbents; Village Rule Party — Horace Fl Carpenter, for Mayor, with Oharles F. Kenny, jr., and William AUyn for trustees. iPor those who failed to register ifor the general election last Novem-iber, or have moved since or come into the village in recent months; Saturday will be Registration Day. Since more than 10,000 enrolled to vote In November only a few are Rev. John MUrphy, assistant" pa@- 200 Knights Attend; 32 j Annual More than 200 members of Bishop Molloy Opuncll, K, of O., attended the 32d annual breakfast held Sun-day morning in' Sunrlae Village, Bellmore. They first pdMook <pf communion at the 8 o'clock in j;he Ohurch of 9t,-William Abbott, Seaford, celebrated by expected to dp so on Saturday. The polls will be open from ^12 oMock unibll 8 pan., to enable those who have not done so already to qualify to cast their ballots on Tuesday, March 20, Carroll Take* Course In Aircraft Control PANAMA OITY, Fla., M&r. 8— Lieu*. Elmer H. Carroll, son of Mrs, Harris S, Carroll, 212 Bedell'at.,. tor. "Grand Knight John J, Mui@Ry was toastmaster. Vllnoent Malone, vice-president of the OathoHo Law-yens' League, spoke pa "Do Have a Problem?!' a'nd the Ttev. William J. Smith, 8J., director of the Grown Heights Laibor School in Brooklyn, gave a talk on the dang-ers of Oommunlsm. The Rev. John J. Madden, the .chaplain, also apoke. Among the guests Introduced were District Deputy Charles H; Practical appllcaltion, throughout the nine : weeks; .will supplement classroom \lnEftruoMon.;FEiom- their ecoipes on the ground, studr will dArjBct./ fighters. in enemy 4P#oo* • Ztadio ^ contact* ./plus mdar ? aciiBen*; willi f enable;, the cohtrolliers .ta en-: • Vl'<(>:\'' • ^.;>^ V^y-;;.:v^'-//7V; .* ^^v'r^^a^^ii^^Vf^v^^ ;M&M^K&^^^&^^^^ Freeport, N.Y., is one of more than,Mbrlaith, of Rockvllle Oentre; 100 officers from every secMon of •the country taking the Aircraft Controllers course at the . Tyndall Air Force, Base here. •Under .direc#on of Lt. Col. W. A^ Jonea, head., of this school, these carefully selected Air Force officers are undergoing an intensive aca-" dsmic course followed by pradQce In ground"contrqlled Inteicepltloh. They will leam the. operation of aircraft control and early warding systems and willl atudy tactical;co-ordination for air defense* weapons . ^_ — and, precision/.directloh' of Inter* iu"day: night, Mavch 31, *he pfdceexA of whilphjwill be] divided emongr the . ftve, paigbes; included in' the mem-/, for the aid of / the • paroch* • Grand Knight James P. chairman.. of the State committee; Judge Hllbert R; eon, Village Trustees William F. Glacken and Cord Vlebrdck and:16 past grand.khlghtsr^^-^—r—• *4 .. Omnd Knight Muldowney appeal- . 6d for boosters for the journal .to be Issued In connection .with-%6 Long Island Charity ball •#) be hewk "* An the Ooliimbus Club quarters ,in, Biiooklynj on Miay, 34, and the' to. be given by the wuhcll at - South Shore Yacht Club on 33 ". • '.r.-': ..,,.\\^- ^Jg •^'^^•^^# ';.!&? L f •"^ C ' «!Ja = ^r ;•';'•'.'.:%
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|L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520.
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|1951-03-08 1
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Grocery Prices Effective UnMI Cloae of Busl-ne*$
Tue*., Mor. 6. Meat, Produce oad Dolry
Price: for Weekend Only.
Though the sky sparkle; with billions of stars there are a few standouts that are known
by name to everyone. The comparison may be "an imagination stretcher" but the same
contrast may be made of food centers . . . Though there are many to-shop In there's al-ways
standouts like HILL'S—the Super Market you never forget because of the superior
foods in stock and the extra savings you can make on every visit.
Grade A
Chofeou, PobsfeMw, Chee»xe & Velveeta
2 Ib. loaf
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Selected, Herd, Wpe
Golden Ripe
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Woah. Stote Delklou: 2'23'
Lga. (Rouble Size) pkg.
DIAMOND 125 4. roll
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Granulated Soap ^
A|ax Cleanser
Klrkn%dn Cleanser
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Preparing now can help you avoid potential reimbursement issues. A well-organized strategic plan and management approach is critical. Your transition will require a coordinated effort that is aligned across your organization involving all disciplines.
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Temple Relief of Ramses II and the Goddess Anat
Egyptian kings were considered part human and part divine. Preserved here are parts of two shrines, each with a standing image of Ramesses II surmounted by a sun disk and protective cobras. The female figure in the left shrine is Anat-of-Ramesses-Beloved-of-Amun, a form of the Near Eastern goddess Anat that was worshiped in Egypt and may here be a manifestation of a divine aspect of Ramesses. Although this relief may come from a temple, it somewhat resembles blocks from a private tomb at Saqqara showing seated pair statues of Ramesses with a deity in a similar combination of raised and sunk relief. The tomb scene may commemorate one of the Sed-festivals of royal renewal that Ramesses began celebrating in his thirtieth year as pharaoh. Even if carved that late in Ramesses's reign, the figures here are stylistically similar to some images of his earlier year as king.
- Medium: Limestone
- Possible Place Collected: Saqqara, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1279-1213 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: XIX Dynasty
- Period: New Kingdom
- Dimensions: 13 3/16 x 25 1/16 in. (33.5 x 63.7 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, 19th Dynasty to Roman Period, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 54.67
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Temple Relief of Ramses II and the Goddess Anat, ca. 1279-1213 B.C.E. Limestone, 13 3/16 x 25 1/16 in. (33.5 x 63.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 54.67. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Limestone temple relief. At left, Ramses II, wearing Blue Crown, followed by the goddess Anat. Duplicate scene to right of which only figure of king is preserved. Figure of king in combined raised and sunk relief and preserved only to torso. Condition: Incomplete. Broken in two through figure of Anat. Relief has been cut very thin. Right figure of Ramses II badly chipped. Lower edge of relief unevenly broken.
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All week, I have woken up about 2 hours after I fall asleep. I end up staring at the ceiling for what seems like an eternity, before sinking into a restless slumber, waking about once every 90 minutes. I have had terrible nightmares, from which I awake with a scream somewhere between my stomach and my lips, depending on the severity of the terror.
The dreams are always the same: I'm running from someone, or someone I love has been taken from me, or there is some Big Terrifying Thing just outside my field of view. Two nights ago, I had two separate nightmares; in both of them Anne was kidnapped and I knew that I'd never see her again.
When my head touches my pillow each night, it is with a sense of grim resignation. Many mornings, I am exhausted when I get out of bed. I feel like I'm not getting any rest at all. I look and feel like hell.
Last night, I decided to stay awake until I was just too exhausted to keep my eyes open, rather than turning the lamp off at 11 like I usually do.
I sat on my couch and read my book in the dark and quiet house. Around two, there was a ruckus out on my patio.
I put my book down on the table, and turned on the patio light. The Bogeyman stood in the center of my patio.
When he hadn't found me in my dreams, he must have climbed over the wall of sleep to find me in my house. He had terrified me all week, worn me down, taken little bits of my life each night, and was here now to take what was left.
His skin hung loosely off his body. His arms ended in two enormous claws. Beneath his firey eyes, his mouth hung open in a silent scream. His black tongue flashed across jagged and uneven teeth.
He teetered forward, and I saw him flex his toes into the bricks. He clenched one of his claws into a fist, piercing his palm. Dark blood exploded from the wounds, and formed shiny puddles on the ground.
He raised his fist, and took a step toward me. I began to cry.
He took another step, and I smelled his Terror. His roar filled my head.
I tried to run, but he was too close, too fast, too powerful. His fist came flying at me. He punched through the screen, through the door, and through me. I looked down and saw his arm ending in my stomach. He clenched his fist tightly and pulsed his blood into my veins.
He pulled me close to his face, and tasted my tears as I died.


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Wake on LAN (WOL, sometimes WoL) is an Ethernet computer networking standard that allows a computer to be turned on or woken up remotely by a network message.
Wake on LAN (WoL) support is implemented on the motherboard of a computer. Most modern motherboards with an embedded Ethernet controller support WoL without the need for an external cable. Older motherboards must have a WAKEUP-LINK header onboard and connected to the network card via a special 3-pin cable; however, systems supporting the PCI 2.2 standard coupled with a PCI 2.2 compliant network adapter typically do not require a WoL cable as the required standby power is relayed through the PCI bus.
Laptops powered by the Intel 3945 chipset or newer (with explicit BIOS support) allow waking up the machine using wireless (802.11 protocol). This is called Wake on Wireless LAN (WoWLAN).
Wake on LAN must be enabled in the Power Management section of the motherboard's BIOS. It may also be necessary to configure the computer to reserve power for the network card when the system is shutdown.
In addition, in order to get WoL to work it is sometimes required to enable this feature on the card. This can be done in Microsoft Windows from the properties of the network card in the device manager, on the "Power Management" tab. Check "Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby" and then "Only allow management stations to bring the computer out of standby" to make sure it does not wake up on every single network activity that occurs.
The general process of waking a computer up remotely over a network connection can be explained thus:
The target computer is shut down (Sleeping, Hibernating or Soft Off, i.e. ACPI state G1 or G2), with power reserved for the network card. The network card listens for a specific packet, called the "Magic Packet." The Magic Packet is broadcast on the broadcast address for that particular subnet (or an entire LAN, though this requires special hardware and/or configuration). When the listening computer receives this packet, the network card checks the packet for the correct information. If the Magic Packet is valid, the network card turns on the computer to full power and boots the operating system.
The magic packet is sent on the data link or OSI-2 layer and broadcast to all NICs (within the network of the broadcast address). Therefore, it does not matter whether the remote host has a fixed or dynamic IP-address (OSI-3 layer).
In order for Wake on LAN to work, parts of the network interface need to stay on. This increases the standby power used by the computer. If Wake on LAN is not needed, turning it off may reduce power consumption while the computer is off but still plugged in.
Since the Magic Packet is only scanned for the string above, and not actually parsed by a full protocol stack, it may be sent as a broadcast packet of any network- and transport-layer protocol. It is typically sent as a UDP datagram to port 0, 7 or 9, or, in former times, as an IPX packet.
Firewalls may prevent clients within the public WAN from accessing the broadcast address of the private LAN.
Certain NICs support a security feature called "SecureOn". It allows users to store within the NIC a hexadecimal password of 6 bytes. Clients have to append/ postfix this password to the magic packet. The NIC wakes the system only if the MAC address and password are correct. This security measure significantly decreases the risk of successful brute force attacks: 2 values per bit ^ ((6 bytes for remote host's mac_address + 6 bytes for password) * 8 bit per byte). Still, only a few NIC and router manufacturers seem to support such security features.
AMT uses TLS encryption to secure an out-of-band communication tunnel to an AMT-based PC for remote management commands such as WOL. AMT secures the communication tunnel Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128-bit encryption and RSA keys with modulus lengths of 2048 bits. Because the encrypted communication is out-of-band, the PC's hardware and firmware receive the magic packet before network traffic reaches the software stack for the operating system (OS). Since the encrypted communication occurs "below" the OS level, it is less vulnerable to attacks by viruses, worms, and other threats that typically target the OS level.
IT shops using WOL through the Intel AMT implementation can wake an AMT PC over network environments that require TLS-based security, such as IEEE 802.1x, Cisco Self Defending Network (SDN), and Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) environments. The Intel implementation also works for wireless networks.
There are a number of programs available that make use of Wake-on-LAN. Below is a partial list.


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One evening in the late autumn of 1997, Jeff and Lori Leibovitz arrived at Skiles Test Elementary School in Indianapolis for a meeting with their son Adam's first-grade teacher. The Leibovitzes were upbeat. First-grade conferences are typically full of wonderful reports about children's wonderful progress in learning to read and write. But the Leibovitzes walked into Adam's classroom that night to find the assistant principal sitting with Adam's teacher. The assistant principal did most of the talking. She told them their son showed classic signs of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD: He had trouble sitting still in class; his focus pinballed around the room; his hands were a whirl of perpetual motion. Adam's teacher had taken to giving him rubber bands to occupy his busy fingers.
Jeff and Lori listened in shock. Adam was a rambunctious kid, but his behavior didn't strike them as unusual. Adam's ADHD wasn't extreme or debilitating, the assistant principal told the Leibovitzes. But that wasn't necessarily a good thing. The boy's condition was acute enough to cause learning problems but mild enough that he'd likely slip through the system's safety net for special-needs students.
"It was a horror story," Lori recalls. "Here was our oldest child, just starting school, and we're told that he's always going to struggle with this. They said he'd fall through the cracks and would never amount to anything. It was earthshaking."
At the time, ADHD diagnoses were exploding across the United States. From 1990 to 1998 the number of children and adults identified as having the disorder shot up from 900,000 to nearly five million. Jeff and Lori came home that night and plunged into the research. Lori read everything she could find and attended local support-group meetings. Most of the advice pointed in one direction: a prescription for amphetamines such as Ritalin. The powerful stimulants (the Food and Drug Administration labels them as Schedule II drugs, the same category as morphine and methamphetamine) have a paradoxical calming effect on the minds of ADHD patients. They're convenient, effective and popular—90 percent of ADHD patients who take them see improvement. Pop a pill; problem solved. Many parents swore by them. Teachers praised them for bringing calm to unruly classrooms.


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Gas pipeline plan draws backers and foesBy Lucia Suarez
STAFF WRITER | March 23,2013HINESBURG The proposed natural gas pipeline through Addison County does not sit well with many residents, especially those directly affected by its placement.
But people and businesses farther south are eager to get the Vermont Gas pipeline approved by state regulatory officials.
Business and local leaders from the greater Middlebury area, Rutland and as far away as Ticonderoga, N.Y., issued various statements of support for the project that intends to bring natural gas through the western corridor. At a three-hour hearing Thursday night at Champlain Valley Union High School in Hinesburg, more than 50 people voiced their concerns and support.
We believe the western corridor is at a disadvantage (economically), Thomas Donahue, executive vice president of the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce, told state regulators.
We are trying to attract business (to the area), he said. ... Its an important investment for the residents in the western part of Vermont.
Echoing Donahues remarks were Ben Wellington and Robert Foster, both with Argi-Mark in Middlebury. They said natural gas in Addison County will offer substantial benefits to businesses and farmers whose energy costs are high and getting higher.
The advantages outweigh the disadvantages, Foster said of natural gas.
Opposing them were people like Monkton resident Ira Hughes, who said the project has been a disaster for residents in his small town. He said Vermont Gas should start a legal fund for residents.
Monkton was blindsided by Vermont Gas with the new route, he said. This is a safety and ecological disaster in the making. ... There is no and will not be any public good.
Hughes was joined in his opposition by Rising Tide Vermont, a coalition of environmentalists vehemently opposed to the construction of the pipeline.
The group, which held a demonstration outside the auditorium before the hearing, argues that it is hypocritical of Vermonters to ban fracking, a natural gas drilling technique that involves blasting chemical-laced water deep into the ground, but accept natural gas that is fracked elsewhere.
Natural gas is not clean energy, said Sarah Mehalick of Rising Tide Vermont. We cant say we dont want it here, but are OK imposing the pollution and destruction on other places.
Vermont Gas has proposed laying a gas pipeline through several towns in Chittenden and Addison counties. The $72 million project would connect the pipeline that enters the state in Highgate and extend it south through 11 towns to Middlebury and eventually Rutland.
The pipeline will also enable the company to provide gas to International Paper Co. in Ticonderoga, N.Y.
The Burlington gas company filed for a certificate of public good with the Public Service Board.
The PSB will hold a second public hearing Sept. 11 in Middlebury. In the meantime, people can send the board comments and concerns at www.psb.vermont.gov (click on the File A Public Comment link).
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The dining room is cramped and the menu is completely unpredictable—two factors that happen to make Beast a great place to eat. Let us explain. For $28, chef Naomi Pomeroy (formerly of Clarklewis) and her staff will prepare a unique, four-course, prix fixe meal that might feature French toast with candied bacon and pecans, followed by summer vegetable hash and braised pork cheeks, then maybe a farm-fresh green salad so light and refreshing you'll still crave the homemade ice cream topped with seasonal fruit for dessert. A mimosa is a smidgen extra, but coffee and juice are included, and sharing a meal with strangers at this tiny gem (there are only two tables, both communal) is like eating with friends. Friends who take the first meal of the day as seriously as the last, that is. So get serious. Wake up. Eat here now.
Around here, tapping one brewpub as tops is like trying to positively identify your favorite Bob Dylan tune. Can there really be one that's the best? But we're throwing caution to the wind and declaring the recently opened Hopworks Urban Brewery as Portland's ultimate watering hole: From the bike-themed décor to the recycled building materials to the locally sourced food, Hopworks practically screams "sustainable" from the top of its healthy lungs, and that eco-minded approach to drinking is what makes it this year's winner. And the beer? Besides being all-organic, owner Christian Ettinger's creations recently took home two World Beer Cup awards. The Hopworks Organic IPA is particularly invigorating, with hints of pine, caramel, and citrus. So have another round. After all, you're doing the planet a favor.
At this wildly popular downtown Jewish deli, your garden-fresh meal comes in a bowl twice the size of your face, one that overflows with chopped lettuce, avocado, hard-boiled egg, tomatoes, shredded chicken, and creamy blue cheese dressing. If that's not enough, a generous pile of house-smoked, salty, succulent sliced pastrami stands in for bacon (and no, the kitchen won't trim the fat off of that lovely meat—it's the best part). True, Kenny & Zuke's doesn't have the South Beach set in mind with its heaping helpings, but it does seem intent on elevating the commonplace salad to the level of sublime. Mission accomplished.


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Homeless man banned from Killington libraryBy Cristina Kumka
STAFF WRITER | December 08,2012KILLINGTON Sherburne Memorial Library has issued a two-year, no-trespass order against a wandering, mentally ill, homeless man who is believed to have called the library home for the last year.
Head librarian Gail Weymouth, who identified the man only as Greg, said he is someone shes been familiar with since October of last year when the man starting coming into the library to use the computer, and the librarys refrigerator, during operating hours.
But on Nov. 30, Weymouths familiarity, friendliness and rapport with the homeless man ended.
The man, described by Weymouth as black, in his 20s and from an affluent family but possibly mentally ill, lost control of his bowels inside the library, forcing the evacuation of all staff and patrons.
Weymouth told the town Select Board about the man this week during her 2013 budget presentation.
It was a tale of sympathy and sadness for an innocent intruder who the towns only police officer said wasnt a threat to the public and was just looking for a place to sleep.
Second Constable Whit Montgomery said the man had been wandering around Killington for some time, staying mostly in shacks and on private and public property, but no one called to report a nuisance until the Nov. 30 incident at the library.
The incident happened months after numerous town employees from the highway, recreation and library departments got to know the man.
Greg was allowed to eat in the library, heat up popcorn in the microwave and Weymouth even tried to get him help with mental health providers in Rutland.
Weymouth said the man doesnt make eye contact and she suspected he lied to mental health providers because he didnt want help.
Even up until Nov. 30, the man told police his name but didnt have any identification on him to prove it.
Weymouth said the man began pushing his boundaries with library staff in the last couple weeks and she knew the signs of an escalating problem because she had a mentally ill sibling in her own family.
In a private interview during the Select Board meeting Tuesday, Weymouth said she had a brother with mental illness and after a while, knew the homeless mans behavior was similar.
She justified allowing the man back into the library numerous times, even after other male patrons couldnt use the bathroom because of the overpowering, lingering odor of the man. He has rights to use the library, Weymouth said. Its open access for everyone.
Weymouth said she never reported the man to police until last week because she had no real evidence he was living there after hours and she never caught him.
She did, however, bring her dog to the library with her for security when she worked the night of Nov. 20.
After Weymouth had left that night, the library alarm went off at around 11:30 p.m.
When she returned from her home in Stockbridge, she said she saw someone moving inside the dark library.
He had a computer monitor on and one window shade down, Weymouth said
She waited in her car in the library parking lot until police arrived.
Police investigators that night confirmed that someone entered and left the library by breaking in through a back door, using a knife.
The intruder was nowhere to be found. But Weymouth said she recognized Gregs odor inside the library.
After a few days, Greg started coming back during regular library hours again and was allowed to stay during those hours, until the Nov. 30 incident.
Weymouth said Greg can still be seen walking along River Road or Route 4 at all times of day and lives in any shelter he can find.
I was more concerned about him being victimized, Weymouth said. You cant be homeless in Killington.
Weymouth has asked for $500 more in her 2013 budget for surveillance cameras.
She also told the Select Board that the alarm system at the library wasnt always on in every room.
Montgomery said Wednesday that Weymouth did the right thing by calling police and getting a social worker involved.
He said he didnt believe the man was a threat, he didnt do anything criminal or that he could cause any type of safety issue. But he said, You never know.
Montgomery confirmed that the man has refused help.
Make sure your doors are locked. Be aware of your surroundings and whats going on. Be smart and be safe, Montgomery said.
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Yet Another Thing Guns Can't Solve
The GOP is worried about women's safety on campus. Or at least that's what they'd have you believe of late, howling in protest at Colorado state Democratic representative Joe Salazar's clumsy remarks about callboxes, and calling out the University of Colorado for teaching young women to vomit, pee, or tell an assailant they have their period in order to avoid rape.
And they're right: Neither call boxes nor vomit are particular effective rape-prevention strategies. Most rapists choose a victim they know, and get them alone in private before they attack—even a pathway fully lined with call boxes won't prevent much rape, because most of them happen in rooms. And I'm not sure what vomit is supposed to accomplish; rape isn't inspired by sexual desire, so attempting to douse it is a misdirected strategy. Rapists choose targets they think seem vulnerable, not hot.
But there's a bigger problem with Repubicans' newfound passion for rape prevention. Their antidote to callboxes and puke is guns guns guns. And that's even worse. The reality is that individual safety strategies do nothing to reduce the public-health crisis that is sexual violence on U.S. college campuses. If the GOP genuinely cared about preventing rape, they'd be taking the lead on expanding the Violence Against Women Act, not spending nearly two years trying to gut and block it. They'd be publicizing the Center for Public Integrity's report on rape on campus, and calling for improved judicial processes, and an end to impunity for rapists. They'd be studying the success Vancouver has had recently with a campaign that puts the onus on men not to rape, and working to replicate it here in the states. And they certainly wouldn't be mocking liberal women as not "hot" enough to be raped, because they'd understand the basics of how rapists operate.
I appreciate the GOP's purported practical concern here. While we're working (often against them) to undo the systems that encourage gender-based violence, individual women face actual rapists every day. Should we just tell women to be patiently helpless while we work on the big picture? Of course not.
But guns don't make women any safer from rape than peeing does. In fact, guns put all of us at greater risk when they're introduced into any kind of conflict. A gun isn't a talisman that will ward off rapists by simply existing. Anyone who respects guns knows that using one effectively in a moment of maximum adrenaline requires quite a lot of skill and training. You have to know not just how to aim and fire, but also, critically, how to keep possession of your weapon. And you have to be able to do it while your heart is pounding in your ears, while someone you probably know and may well love is trying to hurt you. It's no wonder that for every woman who kills someone with a gun in self-defense, 101 women are murdered with guns. (That's 1998 research, but there's no reason to believe that things have improved.) That number only drops to 1:83 if we're talking about people who know each other. The National Rifle Association has been marketing guns to women as self-defense for decades. If guns were going to make women safer, it would have happened by now.
We know that most rapists choose a victim they know, so what the GOP is telling you is that your best option to prevent rape is to pull a gun on someone you're familiar with and likely care about. Guns don't come with a lot of options. You shoot, or you don't shoot. Yes, theoretically, you can aim for more or less lethal parts of the body, but that brings us back to expertise—even with constant training, police officers in New York City only hit their target 43 percent of the time when the target is between zero and 6 feet away. (Ironically, it can be harder to aim accurately when someone is at very close range, because there may be wrestling or grappling for the gun.) It's doubtful that most women who consider carrying for self-defense want to put in as much time and energy into the gun range as cops do, so our accuracy rate is going to be significantly more dismal. Add to that the fact that most rapists use alcohol or drugs to facilitate the assault, and you can do the math yourself.
Women are perfectly capable of using our own bodies to defend ourselves when the chips are down. Talking about self-defense is delicate business—rape and abuse is never a victim's fault, whether or not he or she fights back. But we should all have access to more tools for defending ourselves if we're in danger, not fewer. And it's a lot easier to think about hitting or kicking someone you love who's hurting you than it is shooting them. It's also a lot harder to hurt me with my own body than it is to turn a gun against me. If Republicans want to focus on individual defense solutions, why not fund effective, feminist self-defense classes for everyone who wants them? Holistic self-defense instruction not only teaches practical fighting skills , but also increases women's ability to set boundaries and act with confidence in all areas of our lives. And even the DOJ has found that fighting back increases women's odds of escaping a rapist.
Every time politicians invoke the specter of rape to advance their agenda, it's personal to me. I'm the most standard of statistics: I was sexually assaulted in college by a guy I knew. There were no bushes or call boxes, and I can tell you first-hand that there's no way I would have pulled a gun on him even if I had one, though I sure wish I'd known then what I know now about how to throw him off me. Even more than that, I wish the GOP would stop selling their fear and danger agenda in my name.
Mon, 2013-03-04 10:00
So are you saying that you would not shoot a friend or known associate if they attempted to rape you? In my view, once a friend has decided to seriously threaten my life and well-being with violence, they are no longer a friend and are now an enemy. You do of course have a right to your opinion and the right to live your life as you see fit, if you choose to allow yourself to be raped rather than defend yourself, what can I say?
Mon, 2013-03-04 11:31
whitewscott, I'm sorry, but your comment is absolutely disgusting. I, too, was raped under similar circumstances as the author of this article and NOBODY *allows* themselves to be raped. It's a simple matter of basic human psychology, which you have obviously never studied a day in your life. When somebody you know and love suddenly attacks you, the shock is usually so great that you simply freeze; this is a well-known, well-studied and VERY common human response to danger. I've seen people trying to cross the street freeze when they suddenly see a car coming at them -- do you also think that everybody who's been killed by a car WANTS it to happen, just as you say rape victims who don't fight back WANT to be raped?
Additionally, it IS harder to fight back against someone you know and love, as I unfortunately found out. Before being raped, I admit I kind of had a similar piece of shit opinion as you do, but once it happens, you fully understand that it IS hard to fight back against someone you love -- this is also a well studied area of psychology. It's something you hear all the time from people who are molested as children -- do you also believe that children ALLOW themselves to be molested? There really are no words for how deplorable and despicable your attitude toward rape survivors is -- as long as attitudes like yours persist, rape will also persist.
Mon, 2013-03-04 11:54
There's nothing disgusting about whitewscott's comment; he's accurately summarizing the author's position. She says that if she had the choice between being raped by a "friend" or shooting that "friend" to stop the rape, she would choose not to shoot. In other words, in that scenario, her choice is to allow the rapist to proceed. That's the whole point of her article: a gun is not a good solution for women because she thinks women would be disinclined to use it in most rape situations (since most rape situations, according to her, involve someone the victim knows).
Whitewscott's comment is not only fair, it poses the most obvious question - a question provoked by the essay itself. It is rather unclear, after all, how it is caring toward women to tell them that it would be better if they weren't armed in the case of rape. The author should answer whitewscott's question.
Mon, 2013-03-04 13:38
If you choose not to shoot an attacker simply because you 'know' them, then you choose to be raped. I'm sorry if you took my comments to suggest that rape victims choose to be raped in general. If, however, you have the option of armed self-defense and you 'choose' not to use it, then you are willfully allowing yourself to be raped. A woman disarmed by her government or economic status or what have you is not a willing victim of rape. Simple.
Mon, 2013-03-04 12:24
The Four oh sorry "Five" Rules of Gun Safety
1. Treat all guns as if they are loaded
2. Never point a gun at anything you aren't willing to destroy
3. Know your target and what's behind it
4. Keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to fire.
5. Don't shoot a rapist if he's personally known to you
Got it, thanks. I'll let my daughters and wife know AFTER they blow such an POS away!
Mon, 2013-03-04 12:26
If the author were serious about her statistics, she would compare statistics of women with guns who were attacked by rapists and women without guns who were attacked by rapists. (She would also include statistics about rapists who were deterred by women who merely showed their guns but did not shoot - which is the most common form of defensive gun use.)
She would also break down those statistics further so we could see how effective an armed woman might be against a stranger rapist versus a rapist the victim knows.
She might further break each of these two categories down to include different types of attackers - e.g., by an unarmed rapist, a knife-armed rapist, a gun-armed rapist, or more than one rapist - and different types of places - e.g., house, apartment/dormitory, parking lot, etc. - and different times of day - e.g., early evening, night, late night, daytime.
Mon, 2013-03-04 14:03
I had an expetience where a human predator attacked me and I froze in shock as well, very surreal, like I was watching a movie. The man was big, muscular and well trained in street fighting; he faked having a gun in his coat pocket, I at the time didn't carry a gun, not even a pocket knife; luckily I am also big, muscular and well trained martial,arts, 6'1" tall, 220 lbs., most of it muscle.
So we end up fighting, I win, but barely; as he runs away, he points back at me and yells, you're dead, motherf#$&er!.
I won, but I also lost something, the delusion that if you're big enough and well trained enough is all one needs to protect oneself from human predators. If the mugger had had a gun or there had been a group of them, I would have been severely injured or killed.
So I learned something Clint Eastwood said as Harry Callahan, "A man (or woman) needs to know thier limitations".
So I bought a gun, took a hand gun defense course and I've been carrying a weapon for the last thirteen years; in those years I've never been attacked again, but I have stopped one man from kidnapping and killing his ex-girlfriend, without needing actually pulling out the gun, my being present was enough to stop the attack.
Predators look for the helpless, the weak and defenseless, if you're none of those things, predators generally leave you alone, I now carry the weapon to defend others who have not yet made the leap to realize that without an effective means to defend yourself, you are simply prey a predator has not targeted yet.
Mon, 2013-03-04 15:57
Mon, 2013-03-04 16:53
I too am a large, tall, strong man, yet I carry a gun because I understand that a 140 lb man with a gun is superior to my mass and height. Now most women start off at a huge disadvantage physically to men, a 140lb woman is not the physical equal of a 140lb man, let alone a large violent 250lb ex-con. Woman, more than men, need firearms to level that playing field.
Mon, 2013-03-04 18:22
Mon, 2013-03-04 20:57
Well, *I'm* so dedicated to not being raped that I make everyone entering into my house go through a metal detector, and I have a half-dozen mini, unmanned, armed drones patrolling my home and property 24/7. That way, if I'm somehow caught off-guard and unable to shoot my attacker (whether that be my parents, partner, sibling, pastor, pizza-delivery person, etc), I can strafe them via a verbal command. They've only misfired once and shot my dog (I've since been able to go through hypnotherapy to stop talking in my sleep) but that's just one of those chances you have to take if you are really, sincerely committed to not being a victim of violence.
Mon, 2013-03-04 21:22
Mon, 2013-03-04 22:48
Naw, it's Rambo or nothing. No shortcuts or consideration for the practical realities of my life. True dedication to rape prevention means that I live, breathe, and eat rape prevention and killing those who threaten me. Which is why I make sure to put my piece on the table during family dinners, to remind everyone at the table of what real dedication looks like and serve as a positive example. Don't worry, that piece isn't loaded. I'm not a total, irresponsible nutcase. That's what the drones are for.
Mon, 2013-03-04 23:41
Reading all the comments above, it's remarkable how the supposed "gun nuts" offer facts and logic, while the gungrabbers offer sarcasm and condescension. It doesn't bother them at all that they don't know anything about the operation and use of guns, and it doesn't bother them at all that they are weakening rather than strengthening women. They simply follow the leftist dogma handed down to them, and reject anything else out of hand with a snarl or a laugh.
Tue, 2013-03-05 00:13
Tue, 2013-03-05 10:11
Don't be to hard on the anti-gun people; I grew up in a bastion of liberal/progressive thought on the west coast, the conditioning one receives from the culture is as strong as any fundamentalist relgion.
Thier conditioning teaches them to fear and loath thier warrior/fighter aspect, the gun, as symbol of a warrior, carries all their fear loathing contained in an inanimate object.
It took a near death experience from the attempted mugging to show me the delusion I was under, The me before my awakening would look at what I have grown to become with horror; I don't believe that many people from this particular culture, without the same near death expetience, would be able to come to see and free themselves from the prison created from thier cultural paradigm.
Tue, 2013-03-05 16:06
Tue, 2013-03-05 16:35
I agree joshlevy, it really is difficult to remind myself of this basic truth that they are to be pitied for thier delusion and denial, not to be angry or hateful towards them; it is especially difficult when there is so much hate and anger directed at us that are simply practicing a traditional American right.
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