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Freeport to Welcome Jr. 0. U. A. M. Nassau County Official Paper of Nassau County FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1914 Vol. -XIX, No. 36 Freeport HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE The«e 11 mc-a re f or .Sarid y Honk. D>.<iDrt 32 ;riii.ut«ii for Hflnipsiea'l Bay) READY FOR JR. 0. U. A. .M. CONVENTION Friday, Sept. Saturduy, Sunduy, Monday, Tuesday, Wedntsday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10. 11. 12, 7.58 8. m. 8.34 B. m. 9.10 *,^. 9.41 k. m. 10.31 8. m. 10.44 a. m U.27 a. m. 12.06 p. m. 12.54 p. tn. New York State Council to Hold Its Annual Session Here on Labor Day. Freeport Prepared to Fully DemoEistrate fts Hpspitality Local Topics FREEPORT PROMINENT IN JR. 0. U. A. M.|In the Fire Department Comment, and planation. not «nti] Btur., on rillat* affairi b7 th. .ditor. Sing;e copies of tbe Review for aa'.e kt Greenhlatt's and Braithv.aite'.s. RaiirotJ Avenue: Kiefer's, Nasrku County keview, DaSilva's ar.d Go¬ betz'?, Main Street; DaSilva's, WeFt Merrick Road. .tf. -NOTARY APPOINT.MENT 1 wish to advise n.y fr;e,-;d.s and readers that I have secured rr.y re-ap¬ pointment as Notary Public. I fcund •-here was considerable demand for a Notary on Main Street during the day time, and I accordingly decided to ac cure this Bf pointment, and will now be ready to attend to any nee.is in this line. James W. Cheshire, of Freeport Council, Has Twice Been State Councilor, of New York State, and Served Five Years in National Council of int.r.ft to and about th. in our local d.partm.at tsy H. E. P. DELEGaTL^ to 5l entertained BY FREEPORT COUNCIL NO. 57 SeptemLier 7 — S a. i::., arrival of Representatives and guests. H a. m.. Opening Exercises. Address of Welcome, Village Presi- \ i lowlv conVs Tomorrow (Saturday) the dt i'>:a:t r to the annual session of the New Ycr.K State Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., will begin arriving in Freeport from ai! parts of tbe Empire State, and by Monday morning, the time for the op¬ ening of the Convention, abont 150 J dent Roland M. Lamb. representatives of the various Councils I Response, State Councilor Jr. 0. U. of the State will be present. j A. M., Jossph Tunison. Tbe invitation to hold the Conven- | Pivine Blessing, Rev. S. O Curtice tion in Freeport was extendt.d and ac-' Ph. D. Song, "America," school children. Council in September, 1913, at Pojgh' ' under direction H. J. Raymore. keepsie, and su enthusiastically did the I Announcement, Chairman of Corn- delegates t.i thnt session sing the i mittee, J. Huyler Ellison. prai.ips of Fr>-';i( rt that the enthusiasm | 10 a. m., Executive Session of State became • cont8ifi"U.s. and it is expected ; Council. that every Ouav.cii wili send its full 12:30, p. ni., Adjournintnt. quotri o' r. T r-.-•.r.tative?, tt many of li;:45 p. ni., Parade from Headrjuar- v;;. i"; t-.j p' u ; '.::.: ol t::v t-re'e.-- surf ters. oa our sandy coast is aa unusual as are 2 p. m., Firemens contests on Olive tbo beauties of upper New Yorlt to, Boulevard. those of our region. 3 p. m., Trolley (in waiting at Plaza) Thi ..ill of William E!yl, who iM<i; ' Previou-'y the sessions of the State to Point Lookout Docit. , at Fre.-port, December 26, 1913, has Council have been given solely to busi- 3:1,") p. m., Boat to Point Lookout. been riled in Nassau County Surr(>- ness, and little attention paid to out- ; Upon arrival uf boat at Point Look- gate'^ ¦ ourf. The reivl estate is viil- side er,trfrtain::'.e.''.t. Arra'igeir.ents out puests will ; articipate in b.-.thing Herman Lutz and family have moved into the former Fyfe proiierty on Ptsir- sail Avenue. Alonzo Foster has sold his house Qn fiergen Place arxi witb his family bas moved into Brooklvn, his old home. Jetfrey Smith, who has been ill for several weeks, of appendicitis, and who V. as operated upon at Mercy Hos. cepted at the meeting of the State piti:l. iieiniistead, is mg. HERE'S HOPING! The Brooklyn Eagle reports the ioss of the oil tanks to tje used at the vil¬ lage municipal plant, as part of a Rt'present- gcheir.e tu use oil instead of coal for fuel. After cxinsulting several parties regarding this scheme, I am convinced if these tanks are so completely lost they never reach Freeport, it will be a good thing for the village. TWO CEPlTY state councilors at TKl rRESENT TIME Council. Jr. distinction «. y.:\' Fre uay Arc,>r B' Wallace attende'J the Suf .i. . ^unty Firemen'.J C'jr. vention s i Wednesdiy, jervin? as v::i ¦I'jncer. Mr. 'A'aiiace xvi lues'lay 'iftvr!;'!'.::. mawir;. y aut' .'r.tu:-:'::: '¦:: Th'z- A SPUNKY GIRL .Mi.-s .^lartha Weiss, a young Free¬ purt Miss just in her teens, has a pe¬ culiar faculty of getting into unusual idventures requiring rescue for little tots. A ccuplc of weeks agu she was playing with a little tot of 2 years in the lot adjoining the Oxford Huuse, ciicr or 'Cz additi...-. if Represtr.t;. three ytars Conductor. Council ir i fUily f..r elected in Ch--!-.;:e ,.! Freeiort ty State Cun ^l-rt. the nnly tuo at . L'. .A. .v.. has had the the present tirr." being P. C. Frank S. t*:fe Leir.^' State Coun- Snedeker. sr,deputy over Eagle Coun- Statfc ..f NcW York, and in cil No. 45, «. 1 An.ityville, and P. C. ii .vin,; ^e;vci a- Natii nal Stephen W. Hunt, who is a Deputy ive frorn .NeT,- Vork State over E.F. Pruaen Council of Brooklyn. arid tv. J years as .N'ationai The prssent otficers of the State He '.vas firrt elected State . Council, elected last year at Pough- 19t'7. and served success-' keepsie, are: Councilor, Joseph D. ne yeur. He whs iigain Tunison; Jr. Past Councilor, James W. Kill, ii::d >.t the irtFtnt Cheshire of Freeport •• Vice Councilor, ti.T.e is the ?itting Jr. i'a-t C 'j.-.tilor rienry L. Leek cf Amagansett; stcre- of th- .>t8te. tary. Cnarle.i W. Lisle, of Brooklyr ; Peculiarly coincident with this is ^ treasurer, Frank H. Dunk of Valley the fart that the present State Coun ¦ Stream. "¦.•,, \:,r\^ m;== I m,.,. u7o. cilor. Joseph D. Tunis'in. was the Dep- ; Freeport Council is one of the lar- company with lutle M'_s8 i'^^^ Wat- ^^^. ,,^,^ councilor ever Freeport gest in tne State of New York, and at Council prior tc .:\s tjeint; elect',..! to one tla;e vvas pressing the leading the highest cfri-j- in the Stat-\ and Council for first honors. Instituted in Martha pickt up a bottle and hit g^^^ IZ.^tZrZi'':::'!,! 'Z'e '^''' '^ '" '"'^" -pidly.until at the time a reside;;: f Freep.in. P. C. Frank S. Sntv^leiur, sr , of FrtH[)ort was a State Tru.^tee up to tht 'ime that office was iiboiisii'.'d. Free;/.rl hiis furniL-htd iTiaiiv D ;:j ued at $5000 and tho personal estate at were n:a ie by 1100. T'.e widow, Sarah C'ithnrine body, tht bi: '• Byl, rec'.lv - t'-.-^ entire eatnto and she delei?ate- r> ¦ i'" is bIbo nartivci tsccatnx. dated M-.txh 4, 1907. The win ip rjarry Barasch is building anoth'.r store huilding on Olive Boulevar'' corner of Columbus Avenue. Theie will be t'.vo stores on the firat floo-, with flat.^ abuve. One of the s'tvt:-; ha» already been rented to A Spiinn- giii. to be occupied as a butcher sl.i ] and grbcery, and the other is for rent. It is planned to have the store.s ri;:;ii; for ufcuvancy aliout October l.'i. Tjra'Jticail; bejn made arrangerr.. r j.'n.'nittefc.s from that •jompleted and the h irri '. This year uirar.ger.'itnts nave .o.i' Ci::::..iiito:p and th^' . tntiirtai^iritn!;, ano iihn:inc. 5:30 p. III. Hntel. JO p. m., Lv-t b pert. Sortenilje:- - hore dinner i.t Sea Side leaves for Free- Gutsts will kins, when a savage dog jumpt out of the barn in the rear of the hotel and bit liltie Lucy and started for the oth¬ ers. the animal on hi; nusf, breaking the bottle and frightening the dog awny. Last week Miss Martha was in the Catskills, and standing by a small creek watching some youngsters play¬ ing in the water, when one of the boys fell face forward, apparently stunning him, as he lay ijuietly in the water. until young Miss Weiss pickt him up, and carried him uji a steep hiil to his boarding home where he quickly ro- ,;nvered. present tni« it nuv.bers atiout -'AO members. This growth came with uther Councils at Valley Stream, Lyn- !:r... k, RockviHe Ctntri:. Hempstead liv.d .Amityville, a.i nf which also pros¬ pered. h \2 qt. Enamel Preserving Kettles, li'c Jelly ''1 lasses, 25c 4 ft. porch Screens, 490 Triangle (JCedar Mops, (I'Jc Fly Ribbon, 3 for 5c Kly Swatters, 10c Fly Traps, 10c Da Silva. W. Merrick Ruuii Advertl3i'!ii -II' l''ree school outlit siven away l'rri. with every pair ot scho<il sh< i : n; ¦IiK'obs. n'si shoe Store, .Sl South Main Street, Freeport, L. 1. AdVL>rMs.-!n-:;' Smith & Bedeli's are ir.ade especially malari'i; see adv. iiialaria cf!p.-uleu for Long Island AdviTtldemPii' 1. W. Miller is advertising inade-tu rnHasure clothes in this issue. See what hf has to say on this subject. Adv«rU»«in»nt In uiiMiher few days Chubbuck's dru^ store will present a pony anJ carriage to the successful child in their contest. See tl'.eir adv. Advprtlsemeni Conl will cost more next month. Buv now and save money. Freeport Coal Co. Advertisement Bu'nieco Print Butter, delicious lla- /or. best on earth. G. W. Raynor. AdTertlieroent \ Try my special box of cut flowers, "5c, for the weekend. C. R. Ankers, florist, Rockville Centre, L. I. Tele¬ phone connection; delivery anywhere. AdTartlaatneDt. IT, TUXHi: --nt S'al :OO^LYN A FREEPORT INDUSTKY ( 1 recently had the iileasure ol ¦.^•atch• \ ing the work at Harry Barasch's hand- 1 kerchief fnctory nn Nevnon Bnuleviini. i Poa.^ibiy some of my readers have the correct idea its tu how the initials anu fancy designs are put intu handker chiefs (which is the line in which .Mr. j Barasch's factory sjicciii.izts), but ii i was soniething new to me. Instead uf I this being Jone hy hand or a few at a I time, the handkerchief.> are mounted I in a special way on specially de^^igned I frames, and the designs stitchid in cn b'laree machine, 12 dozen at a lime. , one man o; erating and watching each ; machine. The buildir.g is well lighted j und Viritiiated and the machines ar> jnot aa (.luigy us an ordinary I'amily sev;- I ing machine, and no design is too com- iplicati'd for them to work. I it might be noted m p'assing that 1 the machines for all ut this kind u! ! worl: i.re rnafit in Switzerland. THE IMPEI I.I.VG POWER I 111 |irintingThe Nassaa County Reviev.. i Everyuiie uf us surely knows, I Is to tet 'irst-han(i ail the best of news, .\iid this, each issue always shows. Its advtrtiserr.ent.-. which speak fur " themseiveg, The very best in a orugrtssivf field. That reach a class, that no 'ithers cnn reach, .¦shows good resuits in yield. It ...hows a spirit ut up.ift In whi.t it does, and whi So whether reader ur advertiser. You will find that it always pays. Pays t.) advertise, and pays to read it, And each have their lesson to learn; Both haVttii pleasure to anticifiate. .And both get a lasting return. Eugene Titus. Inglenook Lodge. Hempstead, N. Y. (Thank you.—Editor.) Sugar Still Up A meeting of the i itid Day Co.m- : mittee was held at the engine house ; Monday evening, and all arrangements . are progressing well with the excep¬ tion that there probably will not be as many entries as last year. The (inal meeting of the Committee before La¬ bor Day will be held at the engine house tonight. Friday, at S:15. A speeial meeting of the Fire (.'oun¬ cii was held at the engine h< use Min day. Present were Chief Loonam, Asst. Chief Pearsall, Wardens Whaley and Williams of Hose 1; Cotter, vf Hose 2; Patrick and Bedell, of Hose 3; Fritz, of Hose 1; Snedeker and .Niles, of Truck 1. The following applications were ap¬ proved: Jesse Smith, Hose 4 ; George Wuiting, Hose 4; Ward K. Frost, Truck 1. Chief Loonam subniitted report as delegate to the State Firemen's Con¬ vention at (leneVB wbich was ordered filed. Bids for band for Latiur Day were received. *nd the contract for a band of fifteen pieces to play for the inspec¬ tion in the morning and the games in the afternoon, was awarded to thn Freeport Enteriirise Band. The tlniiiire Rubber Tire Company, ' through their representative, .i-wh- mitteu a tnd on hose, guaranteed three years, 400 jiounds on delivery, 2u0 pounds yearlv test, ami under the con¬ ditions uf usage in our department, and with a further guarantee that tho hose would contain lO per cent, pure Para, at a price nf S5 cents per foot. 'I'his is a tiose that has lieen fast .com¬ ing into favor with Long Island de¬ partments and it was decided lo ri com¬ mend to the Village lioiird that 5i'0 feet be procured at once, according to the estimate submitted. When se¬ cured, .this will be all placed on one wagon, and not distributed among tho companies as Ijls been th'- cuftnni. A.\\iJAI. INSl'ECTION Till, aiiouii! panoie ai,d ii.-pection of till' dcimrlinint will lie held next Mori, diiv inornin^'. stiirting froni the en¬ gine house at I'' o'clock. .Men^tHrs are requested lo ap) i ar in .ull uni¬ form, white gloves and black shoes.. The line of march will be : Forn. on t'hurch Street, at I'ine; north to Iian¬ dall Avenue, woal to Lotii.' 'ieMidi, south to .Merrick Hoad, east t.. .Minn Street, norlh to Railroad Avenue, west to (Jrove Street, south tu ()liv« Bouli vard, w.'.-t lo (.ngitii- house and tli-baiiii Freeport Oysters fi.:e I Tho oyster -la.-oii Is suppo,-ed lo open the tirst uf Stptembpr. an<l al- ri-ady a few of tiir. larger deal, rs i.i.! getting tnisv, altlirjugh ;;the shlpmeiils will nol be very heavy until couirr weather. William H. Pallerson. who has Leon planting oysters for .Jo years, .says hi was lofikiiig over his grour.dn last .V'.M-k and tlir. crops are c ndng in whal thev tor ail. It it says Ci/'v: )F 'xie; VI.-^ITORS line, oyst. .1 !, h; ;lie I bqsi- lilh'uH- Half holiday during Summer. I beg to advise my customers that daring the months of July, August and Sep- tennber my feed store witl be eloaed at 1 o'clock Saturdays. J. M. Hewlett. To close early daring Summer. During the months of July, August and September my feed store vill ckose at 1 o'clock Saturdays. Harold E. WiHiams. ((f the visitors wiil have .-. > sir.;:!. ;..::t of the prcigrK.ii. Tiio wivei '.-i t.ie delegates huve <.ls < Lieen invitr-j icr' make the trip and ti.'.'y hive been in¬ cluded in t'l' j.l'ins for onjoyii.Tr::. Since th-" ir.vithticn to hold the ses¬ sion here, tne n».eeting rooms of Free- port Council have been tutally dfe " stroyed by fire. The Council has risen from the tlames stru.'.i^fer thiin ever.and the first thing to impress the delegates will be a neeting room the ti-,uiil of any public lodg-j roo'm in Ne.v York State. The Stal-.' Secretary, Charies W. Lisle, wilt establish his headquarters I ^""-' ai.-i-i:.:. ,•_ at ;.- ;. -qji mobiie.s wii^ c r.vty oian Bras, Four.drv tl I-^ where auto-I The price of sugar stiil remains at party to Colum- '• a''out 8 cents, although the price quot- , rnent of about L'75 men, with a •A Iser'c the fumous \ ^^ o" market is over 7 cents wholesale, ern apparatus, under C;;ief L lock, where the boat can be taKen lor ^^y^^, m,,,,, ..viij not have a g( Poiot I.ookoat Beach and Ijon^ Beach. "^^. e isor .Mr Patterson i F.llo^KU-.;. =.rue ^act- in relation At the steamboat dock, s.-veral boats ia,u.' wbeo tuiking about o^ .t.-s ; no to our thriving -la.ev.oagewnich will leave daily for the deep sea fishing ,«,, that taken ,b. for Ih., ¦..-iiiparinK probab.v oe of i:^-:est .o ,he repre- ¦; grounds and boats nre i.iways available ^ftj, ,he nourishment, they are cheaper sentative.. a:-.u tr.eir trieiiOs: | f^.^ those Who like to fish but an- nut ^^an meat, ur even fish; "r,f curse this Population- Freeport at the summer fond uf the rolling sea. does not app.y where you • >t B'|UHrter season iiKs a ; .11 uation 'f about s,.\ The celebrated .Mernck R<jad, known for little uystirs in i. dish'.f iir-; that oiiu, with a year ruunil populatic:-, of I far end wide by automobilists, runs jgn't eating, only a relish." over CmjO, and is the largest village on [ through the heart uf the village, while I^ung Island east of BrooKlyn, both in i good roads and trolley lines connect it area and population. '¦ with the hill> north shore of the IsU Civic:—It is governcrj by a Boardof i and. At Garden City, about a half Village Trustees and Viiliige Presi-; hour's ride to the north, is one ofthe dent. A iioiice force of 17 men, with ! largest aviation school fields in the Captain Darenberg at the head, keeps Slate, and flights are made almost, (|.p^ the police record of Freeport remarka- daidy. Among the dealers in Fr.eport are There are in Freeport vV'iliiam H. Pttlerson, Joseph J. Ray¬ nor, Francis Ii-arsall, Wilson .S<iuth- ard, Stephi-n H. Whaley, Wesley Pear¬ sall, Janies R. Smith, CharleB N- Smith, Mervin Smith. Abram Smith Joseph J. Raynor, in an-wer to in¬ quiry from our rt-pri.sentative, wai equally enthusiastii: abu-jl the i|uality of Freeport oysters. He has regular customers in .N'ew Yo-k lu whom ho ships and has ju-it iiegun ' n HUjrpiy Fraternal - I branches of the following fraternal and beneficiary organizations: Inde¬ pendent Order of Odd Fellowa, Daugh¬ ters of Rebekah, Mutual Benevolence p»ice of sugar was first advanced it lage at low cost and also sujiplies pow- Assn., Junior Order United American Sprague & Doughty. Charlen Verity ^convenes.'*"**''""'*'""P"*®''''* *"'"^*P °P ^'*''; er for the trolley to the dock. | .Mechanics, Daughters uf Liberty, ' bly clear. A volunteer fire depart- mod- _ ^ .. nam, CoTumbian .ipeTd'Propellers are' made 10"e of our leading local grocers re- has an'erviabie recx'd. A municipal for all tile principal speed boats in thei ports that during the week when the water and light plant supjiiie? the vcorij. 9:;i;' a. i;:., C.r.vention reconvenes. I the demand. His usual sales average i Educational—There is a large high ¦ Daughters of America, Foresters of At the conclusion of the opening j for this time of the year from 7 to S ' gchcsl, corner Grove and Pine Streets, ' America, Grand Army of the Republic. . Aiways an =-veni at exercises Monday, the Council will go barrels per week und the week of the ; and the third additional grade school is i Woman's Relief Corps, Koyal Arcan- ture theatre is a pre»er|tat+«mJrB Boh- into i-xecutive'Session, at which only | ^^ise he sold about 15 barrels, making nearing completion at a cost of $60-: um. Royal Arch IHasonB, Benevolent wortn-London production. One uf the 000. .A putilic librariy is maintained j and Protective Order of Elks, lode- greatest interest, therefore, isth* an¬ on Grove Street apart from the school. ! pendent Order of Foresters, Commer- nouncement that Jack London's "The ReligicDs—There ip a .Methudist i cial Travelers and United Brotherhood Vail.y of tiie .Moun" will be shown at Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Pro- jof Carpenters and Joiners testant Epiecopal, German Lutheran moving pic- Jack London's atory. "Tbe Valley of j^'i''*-'°'^«'' '"""'' and to him. and the -- -."..".i" Committee on Credentials, all tbe Moon." prodaeed in sis masterly reels by Bosworth. will be sbovo at del«« , gates most report before the session. the Plata Theatre Wednesday. Septem. | ^ representative of the local commit- ber 9; matinee and evening. No more »«« *'" "'««^'»' ^'^^ on Sunday, o 1- . _ / ,."...k>. .^....K *^ give any desired information, and to appealing story of youth . i^axeh for ¦ « ' delegates to their hotels happiness has ever been written, and ^ . _j- , . .i. Mr Bosworth has transferred to the '«"^,^°."<^'"f f'«"- Another repre- _ 11 »»._ ^i...:.., ^k..... ««^ sentative of the local committee wi i screen all the con?ineiDg charm and:, • u u delegate after he h»« real ism of the book. It is being greet- ; fi"^'!^ *" H"n»T.L Li'.h h ! hrL» ed by packed houses everywhere, not i ^^^^ ^"' "«/«°'"»'«. f'»h h.s badge, a only becaoM of the interest .roused i P~|"'" °/ '^« f.'?"*/ t ."if " ''^' by the mere mention of a London r..!'" ^^^^Vott and tickets for the various lease, but beeaUM It poM.Bse. in iUelf \ «»n'""f*°t« prepared, .nth. element, of Success. It baai Snn'Jay will be spent in getting ac- t punch* thrill, a beautiful low story it 2"'." ''^: "l!' °" JL""'^''^ '^''""''«' "** K by a strong cast of screen fZvor- f ° '!°?»' •'""P'. ,*-*'* "P*'.'""^ ^f "'".'I; itV.7WM diraetJd by Hobart Doaworth °*^'f »»»• P°»>''<= '•. "J'"*"*- »'" -1 r —-K J ki r.^.». w Hill t^k* place. , Following is the program and photographed by George^WJEhll. ^j ^^t-^^^.^^ members are admitted, and will be j gy^ry possible effort as did most of the in session untii shortly after noon. : grocers to supply all demands, when a s.lort parade will be heid. Sev- '¦ p^^ exception is reported of one store eral Cca:;ciis cf the order have or-, ^.^ich told its customers they were all ganized uniformed ranks, or comman- ojjt [,f gugar and expected it in a day and these will form the pririci- ^^ so, and persumably held onto their Roman Cathoiic and Bethel A. M. E. p»l I art of the par:ice. reserve supply until the pirice went up, Churcb in bd iition to several missions. .After the parade, the delegate* will j thos making a double profit. jhe Catholic Church of Our Holy Re- disperse for luneb. after which tbey. ! deemer at Pine Street and Ocean Ave- will again meet at Railroad Avenne and; Tli«nlr« Fnr Pnf« ; nue is the finest in any village on Long Grove Sttreet. there to take the trol- j * UaUlk» 1 Ul VUI-S Island. ley for Point Lookout Dock. At thej The half-tone cuts of State officers Soeiai—The.Freeport Club, on Grove dock one of the large steamers of the j of Jr. O. U. A. M. used in this issue i Street, a purely social organization. Great South Bay Ferry Company will are kinuly loaned us "by Charles W. : has long numbered among its member- coDvey theiu to the beacb, where a; Ljgie. the State Secretary of the order, ship many of the most prominent resi- couple of hours will he spent in bath It is a matter of regret to us that some dents. The Elks Club, at Merrick accompany of the cuts are of so fine • a screen ae Road and Grove Street, is the only one Commencing September 1, a reduc tion in fares on the N. T- & L. 1. Trac. tion Co. was promised, between Rock¬ ville Centre and Rockaway Avenues, ' rapid action with one of the most ex- Valley Stream, for which the fare ¦ qnigjte love stories ever written. Its sbould be 5 cenU, so that any person scenes range from the prize figbt ring, traveling from Freeport to Rockaway and city streets teeming with rioters. Avenue shoald pay but 10 cenU. Com- to the refreshing beauties of ocean and plaint has reached this otfice that at- mountain. Through it all move two tempts have been made to collect 16. very human and very lovable young to prevent getting as clear a print as on Long Is.i::i outside of Greater New | cents fer thiu trip. If any conductor people, Billy Roberts and bis wife, we would otherwise have. / . York, and has just completed a $35.-1 attempts to charge you more tban 10 Saxon, whose story the aodience fol- 000 club hcuse. The South Shore i cents, it is an error on bis part as )owi with intensest interest and tym- E. H. Olsen advertises special prices y»eht Clnb, at the head of Randall i orders have been issued reducing the pathy, and whose desire for a home in Gordon P. Ellison, wbo is a member of on Axminster rugs for next week ; see Bay, bas a large membership and is | price as noted. The rstes does not ap-' the country, "for a piece of land to the order, with the following menu: adv. , one of tbe best known on Long Island. | ply where the passenger is going ; settle down upon," will awaken re< Recreation—The trolley on Grove i throagb to the City Line, where the ' ,ponse from Maine to California. ing. etc. A band will theiu, 10 play on the boat and at the beech, also to furnish music for danc¬ ing. Al 5 o'clock, a bay dinner will be served at the Sea Side Hotel by Watch Trolley Fare5 the Plaza Theatre, Wednesday, Sep¬ tember 9; matinee and evening. Those who have been so fortunate as to see tfae previous London [days need not be told that this is a film of extraordin- ary merit. It is a play of universal appeal, combining bold realism and (Continued on page 2) More Freeport News on Page 4 street mns directly to the steamboat j price is as before. Adrertlaenient.
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|Nassau County Review 19140904
|Nassau County Review 19140904
to Welcome Jr. 0. U. A. M.
Nassau County
Official Paper of Nassau County
Vol. -XIX, No. 36
The«e 11 mc-a re f or .Sarid y Honk. D>.
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Coordinator's Corner: Haley & LeBeauPosted by on November 8, 2012 – 6:32 pm
Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley
Is there anything more to this game?
No. Honestly no. Every game of the week is the biggest game of the year. This is the biggest game of the year as far as I am concerned, because it's this week. This team needs to continue doing the things on offense and continue to get better.
Re: Some players said you were a little different in the meeting room yesterday:
I don't recall doing anything differently. We have one goal in mind and that's to continue to get better in all facets on offense. This will be a very good test for us.
Does being familiar with the Chiefs' personnel help at all?
To an extent, understanding matchups and things like that. As an offensive coach, as we went through the game plan, I got a pretty good feel for most of the guys. There are some new guys there, but I would say it's a benefit.
What are your memories from your time in Kansas City?
I'm very proud, number one, of the things myself and the players were able to accomplish. I thought we made a lot of progress. Even taking the 2010 division win out of the equation, last year was probably the year I was most proud of because in difficult circumstances, losing three really good players early in the year, and starting as poorly as we did, we battled back and won four games in a row, which is hard to do in this league. We hung in there and beat Chicago on the road playing with really our third team quarterback at that time. I'm proud of my players from that time and have a lot of really good feelings towards all of them. They're good memories.
What has allowed RB Jamaal Charles to put up big numbers?
I haven't really seen him on offense. I watched a little bit of the game last week on TV but haven't seen enough really to comment. He's a heck of a player, though. I really haven't seen him post-injury. He's put up some big numbers. I know he's a heck of a player and came a long way during our time. Really, I'm focused on their defense and what we need to do offensively to make good things happen.
Re: Drafting Chiefs WR Jon Baldwin in the first round and his development:
Again, I really haven't seen the offense this year to really comment. I had him for one year and it was tough year for him. He had an injury but battled back and worked hard and made some big plays for us last year. To get picked where he got picked, we thought he was a heck of a player.
How disruptive of a player is DE Tamba Hali?
He's really something. He is a warrior in every sense of the word. He's a guy that does not stop. You cannot get out-tempoed by him. He can beat you with speed, quickness and power. He's a relentless worker in the offseason, regular season and training camp. In between every period, he's working on his craft non-stop, and it shows. He's one of the elite outside backers in the league in my opinion and a player that you definitely have to pay attention to and handle as best you can or he can disrupt the game in a negative way fast.
Is it true that you only ran about a half dozen different runs against the Giants?
Yeah, and we didn't really run many more passes. That doesn't mean it's not different formations or things like that. I'm a big believer in less is more and you get good at what you do. I think that's been part of the process, us figuring out our identity in both facets, run and pass. I think that as you narrow it down, you do simplify in a sense in that you're going to see different defenses, fronts and pressures. You've got to practice all the different looks. We don't waste a lot of practice time. We focus in on what we're going to do and guys get good at doing it and you have success.
What does it say about your team that you can run the ball when the other team knows it's coming?
I think in the last few weeks and some of the situational football earlier in the year, even though we weren't putting up gaudy numbers, in situations in games where we needed to, we were efficient running the football. I think that's a good sign. I think one of the things when I first got here and I talked a little bit about what I believed. When you talk about what you want to do, you want to win the game. You want to score more points than the other team. In games, what separates average, good and great offenses are the ones that can throw it when they know you're going to throw it and run it when they know you're going to run it and do it efficiently. When you do that, you'll be a pretty good offense. You don't have to worry about numbers, statistics, anything like that. You'll know it because generally you'll be winning situations and winning games.
Coach Tomlin said this team and the schemes they run are similar to what Romeo Crennel ran in Cleveland. Is the Chiefs defense similar to how it was last year?
I think that's probably a complete picture look that Coach [Tomlin] is looking at because so much of the offensive staff has some Cleveland Browns basis. There are some guys that were all together in Cleveland. Defensively, it's generally the same crew and they're running a very similar defense they ran in Cleveland that we ran the last three years I was there. I think that's probably true but it looks like the Chiefs defense of the last couple years.
You tried to stop last year what you are running now. Any insight along the way?
Only watch one side of the ball. [Laughs]
How much of an advantage is it to have a former head coach going against the team he recently coached?
I think it works both ways. A lot of guys over there know me pretty well, too. From our perspective I think it's a minor advantage. Like I said earlier, it's more than anything just understanding the guys on the other side of the ball and their strengths and weaknesses. As an offensive staff, that's what we try to do every week. We try to figure out where our best matchups are, run and pass. Having some real insight to a lot of the players on the defensive side of the ball, there is a slight advantage for me personally. They probably feel like they have an advantage too.
Is there anything you would have done differently to avoid the way things ended for you last year?
Really, I think I've moved on. I'm really happy to be a part of this great organization and really what is a tight-knit family. It's a unique environment that I think is hard to find. I know the Chiefs have moved on and I have a lot of fond memories and am proud of things that were accomplished. I think we came a long way in three years from where we started. Like I said, I've got a lot of fond memories of a lot of my players from that time and think a lot of them.
Will there be any extra emotion at the end of the game?
No. I'm always excited if we win. I'm always depressed if we lose. I leave that to my wife to handle both of those emotions.
Are you proud of the diversity of your offense and is it easier to be diverse with the personnel you have here?
I just think it can lead to good offensive play. The more diverse you can be and still be playing within the parameters of what I spoke about and doing the things you do well. I think when you do have real good personnel in a lot of spots, it makes it a real good situation for you as a staff and as a team.
Is your family still holding on to how things ended in Kansas City?
No. [Laughs] I'm saying on a weekly basis, win or lose, my wife has to handle my excitement or depression, one or the other.
Is there anything the receivers can do to open up the deep pass?
If Mike [Wallace] could run slower for a couple of weeks then maybe they'd forget about him. No, there's really not. I think every play generally has a downfield shot, an intermediate and a check down of one kind or another. Ben [Roethlisberger] has a done a terrific job to this point in the season of making real good reads for the most part and getting the ball to the open guy. I think it shows and when we're playing successful that's what he's doing. He just needs to continue doing it and just getting a little better every week and we'll be feeling pretty good.
Jonathan Dwyer said yesterday that Rashard Mendenhall is the starter when all three back are healthy. Is it that cut and dry? Or does the performance of Dwyer and RB Isaac Redman make that more difficult to determine?
I've always been a big believer in competition is a good thing. Right now, through circumstance, through injury, guys have had to step in and see more action than they've seen in the past. Isaac Redman and Dwyer have gone from situational backs to being starters for us in games and they've taken advantage of that opportunity, which in turn has created competition. I think any time a position on a football team, running back being no different than others, competition makes people better because they start competing with each other, not wanting to be outdone. And that's a great thing. Like I said, through circumstance I think we've grown at that position a lot more now that we knew eight to ten weeks ago. There were some questions but some of those question marks have been eliminated. We've got a few more to clear up and that means guys are developing. So, competition is always a great thing.
Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau
Kansas City likes to give the ball away but your defense hasn't liked to take it away too much this year. Do you think something will give this week?
We like to take it away. We're just not getting enough of them. We need to do better there. We have gotten a couple turnovers the last couple games to help our offense. We need to do more, that's for sure.
Re: Defensive backs having their back to the ball and positioning playing a role in them being able to get interceptions:
That might be true to a certain extent. We've been playing some people that we wanted to challenge them and get up close. Our guys have been doing a good job of that and Ike [Taylor] did get a good pick and had a good chance to have double pick game. But we still want interceptions. We don't care whether we're off or up or whatever. That's what we're working on.
Did you get some film out and show the defensive backs what you used to do?
I remind them sometimes. [Laughs]
Is it easier for the Chiefs to prepare for the Steelers because the Kansas City defense also runs a 3-4 scheme?
I don't think there's any question about that. That's their in-house defense. They see that from training camp, they see it every snap, they know the 3-4. They know the pluses and the minuses and the plays to run. It'll be us against them. It's going to come down to that. It certainly won't hurt them that their team plays a 3-4 defense. I think that's accurate.
The pass defense is number one but the run defense is also improving in the last few games. What do you attribute to that?
Did you say we were number one against the pass? But we don't have any interceptions. We must be doing something right. [Laughs] I had to throw that in there. The run defense has definitely picked up. The defense has picked up. We've got a ways to go but they've been working hard in practice this whole week. We said we needed to work and there's a lot of football left to play. Right now we're getting better and that's what we need to do. We need to continue to improve and I think that's true of all phases of our defense. And we definitely need to improve on our turnovers. You're right.
Is the secondary stepping up and why is that?
I think we led the league in pass yards last year and these guys are young, some of them, and a lot of the corners are very young. We're optimistic about the future. In the meanwhile, we've got to keep working every day to get a little bit better. It's halfway through the year. You have to do something right, I will give them that for sure, to be number one halfway through in pass defense. We need to continue on that. It doesn't mean anything. Really, all we've got to do is get a big win this Monday night.
How can you be so effective against the pass with S Troy Polamalu missing six games?
Well, we're better when Troy's in there. I'm looking forward to when he gets back. But the guys that have stepped in for him have done a great job.
Have you done anything to tweak the rush defense?
We try to stay current with our defense. If we're having trouble in an area, we try to do things to maybe help them a little bit. We hope we can. If it's going great we don't mess with it. We try to reinforce strengths and eliminate our errors and we think we'll be pretty good.
Are LB James Harrison and LB LaMarr Woodley starting to round into form after dealing with some injuries?
Not to make excuses, we had a lot of guys that had not had any offseason football at all, no coaching sessions and no training camp. Those guys are starting to get their football conditioning going and their football muscle going and I think that's definitely a factor in our improvement. LaMarr and James Harrison are two big factors in that equation without a doubt. We're looking forward to getting Troy back out there.
Are Chiefs WR Jon Baldwin and WR Dwayne Bowe similar styles of players?
I think that's a fair statement. They're big, strong receivers with tremendous ball-catching skill. That makes it difficult to defend because they've got one on each side of the formation. When you throw it up there, you can be in pretty good shape and they like their chances of coming down with it. They trust them and they do that quite a bit. They're a challenge, no question about it, but they are similar types of receivers.
Did Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles hurt you more with catching passes and returning kicks last time you faced him?
He can hurt you in any of those phases. He's a great runner. You just can't let the guy get daylight because he's gone. New Orleans was doing a great job and had a pretty good lead. Then, in two snaps he erased it. He went 90 yards with one and 50 yards with the next. It's on video what he can do. You don't have to tell our guys. They've seen it.
When you're not getting a lot of sacks, what do you do to adjust and compensate for that?
I said earlier, we try to adjust our defense to what we're seeing and the guys that we've got out there. Sometimes we do a better job at it than others. I wish we did better more often but we're not going to sit there if we're having trouble. We're going to try a different combination of defenses, but nothing radical. The players have to deliver, and they've done that.
When a team turns the ball over as much as they do, is there anything you can do to take advantage of that and force more turnovers?
I don't know about that. We coach every week to create the turnovers but they have video evidence that this team has some problems in the turnover area. Hopefully, that will spur us to be more aggressive at the football and knock it lose and get on it. We've done better in that in recent weeks and we certainly need to continue to improve there. These guys are NFL football players and I know their coaches are on them. So, they're going to make those turnovers go away. I'm hoping they don't make it go away until the next game after ours.
How were you able to convey the message to the defense about trusting each other when they were struggling to start the season?
We coach the same every day but we didn't like the numbers we had. We wanted to make them go away and we're doing better at that. The only way to make them better is to get out here on the practice field and execute and trust the defense. We have enough veteran players that they trust each other and they're getting better. We've got a ways to go but they're getting better.
How valuable is the continuity of the players?
I think it's very valuable. We can do things that you couldn't do with a young group. These guys you can talk to and say let's take a look at this or take a look at that and they don't need ten snaps on the practice field. They're going out there and doing a pretty good job.
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to "Coordinator's Corner: Haley & LeBeau"
By Mike Carrasco on Nov 9, 2012 | Reply
Steelers are complete now! Great Defense and Now a Great Offense! The Sky is the limit. See you all at the Super Bowl.
By Mike Carrasco on Nov 9, 2012 | Reply
Special thanks to Coaches Haley & LeBeau for completing a Great Team.
By Darcy on Nov 10, 2012 | Reply
I can't wait until we have Troy back and healthy. Our offense is looking great, the run game is pulling together, Ben is looking awesome. Our defense is playing great, and special teams seems to be pulling it together this last game. Get Troy in there when he's healthy, let him or Clark ball hawk some depending on the play, and our turnovers will come. Great coaching guys! I was on the fence about Haley, and would still like to see some more deep passes from Ben, but what we have is working, Ben is healthy, keep it up guys! Steelers Nation is always behind ya.
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What version of playonlinux and Linux distro are you using? This just for interest sake. I have playonlinux 4.1.8-2 in my ARCH setup. Version of wine 1.5.19-1
I use wine 1.5.18. I don't know the PlayOnLinux version by heart (and I'm on another PC), so I can't check right now.
It should be the most recent PlayOnLinux that's available for Ubuntu 12.04.
According to Ubuntu packages: 4.0.14 ( http://packages.ubun...ise§ion=all )
Posted 09 December 2012 - 20:22
I've been using Linux for years (I don't really use Windows much at all) for everything I need, so I never really had a need for Wine.
However, I recently wanted to try a few games, and I'm incredibly impressed by the PlayOnLinux wrapper around Wine! It's very userfriendly, it installs all of the extras you might need to run the game... And best of all: Wine has improved so much in the past few years that everything seems to run great! I'm truly impressed.
Now, I didn't try the most recent games (I tried Oblivion and Fallout 3), but I think I'll try Skyrim in the near future as well.
Looking at the supported applications, I have the impression there are install scripts for most popular programs: http://www.playonlin...orted_apps.html
And of course, a lot of non-supported applications will most likely work as well.
For me, it's not a major requirement, but I think this can make a big difference for a lot of folks.
(And perhaps in 10 years or so, we'll have the same result for OS X applications on Linux: http://apple.slashdo...naries-on-linux )
Posted 09 December 2012 - 20:55
Yes, I know. I just wanted to clarify which Wine version I had configured for the 2 games.
Actually Play on Linux does not depend on your Wine version. It downloads the needed one then sets that shortcut and the program to use that specific version of wine that works best.
Fallout 3: no graphical glitches, performance seems okay.
How well did it do for you on FO3? Also, if you have New Vegas, can you give it a go and let us know please? When you do try Skyrim, could you also report back? I want to go back to only using linux full time again.
Posted 09 December 2012 - 21:01
Yes, I know. I just wanted to clarify which Wine version I had configured for the 2 games.
Fallout 3: no graphical glitches, performance seems okay.
I do get (occasionally) a crash of the game. I still have to investigate that further, see if I can get some traces.
Oblivion: performance seems okay, but it slows down sometimes during fights (which is quite annoying). That's also something I need to investigate further, it's probably possible to improve it using the information on the Oblivion wiki.
There's one major graphical glitch, which is that the water looks purple.
I'm afraid I don't have New Vegas. According to the Wine appdb, it doesn't work that well.
With regard to Skyrim, I'll let you know.
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So I decided to install Ubuntu 12.04.1 and then proceeded to install PoL. While installing Steam everything stopped while trying to download Wine Gecko. I went on to watch a movie(1:42:26) Closed out VLC and it was still sitting on downloading that file. The progress bar was dead. Hadn't moved an iota. Cancel and Install buttons not clickable. Force killed the wine and PoL processes. I then uninstalled and purge everything related to wine and PoL. Tried to reinstall PoL and and it tells me that wine could not be installed because it depended on a file called wine. Duh! So I try and install wine first and it tells me it will not be installed because it depends on a file called, you guessed it, wine!
Restarted my system loaded up the recovery console and started the network interface, then ran dpkg. It found no errors. Loaded Ubuntu back up. Tried to reinstall PoL again. See above and you will know the rest. Time to remove Ubuntu from my system and reinstall Fedora. God, I hate Ubuntu!
Posted 14 December 2012 - 05:26
Fallout 3: no graphical glitches, performance seems okay.
I do get (occasionally) a crash of the game. I still have to investigate that further, see if I can get some traces.
Posted 14 December 2012 - 05:32
Fallout is crash city, even on Windows. No need to investigate too deeply as that is probably the way it was meant to be played
Love the game, but it really could have done with a better QA staff.


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PANAMA CITY— Gulf Coast State College could lose $2.6 million in funding if the Legislature follows the governor's budget proposal for the state college system.
But local lawmakers say they'll fight to keep that funding and stress it's still early; the session hasn't started and the Legislature hasn't written its own budget.
Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, said last year he inserted extra recurring funding into the budget for GCSC — $3 million for curriculum and instruction — part of which the governor now wants removed.
But Gaetz wants it to stay.
"I certainly am going to advocate for continued funding," he said. "I think it's a mistake on the part of the governor to reduce funding for Gulf Coast."
Gaetz, along with state Reps. Marti Coley, R-Marianna, and Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City, stressed the annual budget battle is young.
It's "way too early to pull the fire alarm," Gaetz said.
Nevertheless, the Senate president expressed some resignation over the governor's trump card.
"I'll certainly do all I can to advance the cause," he said, "but the governor does get the last word. He has the veto pen."
Patronis, Coley oppose cuts
Patronis spoke in stronger terms, saying he will do everything possible to protect the school's recurring funding.
Both Patronis and Coley sit on the House Appropriations Committee, which will help craft the Legislature's budget. That will give them a direct voice on what comes out of the committee, and Patronis said he and Coley will do everything within their power to ensure Florida's community colleges maintain their funding levels in this year's budget.
Patronis also wants Gaetz on the front lines, fighting for GCSC's state dollars.
"Our hope is that the Senate, and especially the Senate president, who represents Gulf Coast, sees the same urgency of putting as much effort as we will in the House to protecting that line item," he said.
Patronis also spoke with greater confidence than Gaetz about the Legislature's role in the budget process. He said it's the governor's job to propose a budget, but it's the Legislature's job to pass it.
"Hopefully … the Senate will put as much effort into this urgent need as the House will," he said.
Meanwhile, Coley, who ranks second in the House only to Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, said she's met with GCSC President Jim Kerley and members of the board of trustees who are "very concerned."
Coley said the governor's budget is only a "recommendation," and it would be difficult to support slashing funding for any state colleges. She said these institutions have lost funding in recent years, and now that the economy is improving, they should at least maintain current funding levels.
"I would like to see them not take a cut," she said.
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Kerley said these recurring state dollars are "critical." They go toward the school's new Advanced Technology Center, which offers study programs in digital media, architecture and design, electronics/computer engineering and even culinary arts.
But the programs cost money.
"To be able to really sustain it over a period of years, you really need ongoing state dollars," he said.
So, now that the funding is on the chopping block, Kerley's concerned. He said the recurring money was supposed to buffet the Advanced Technology Center, keeping it strong for the next 10 to 15 years so the school could buy equipment and develop new programs. He said some of the funds were used this year to begin planning for a new facility.
"We're encouraging our legislators to maybe work with the governor to reconsider or put it in their budget to keep those dollars there," he said. "We don't want to lose those dollars we received last year."
Kerley said as far as he knew, the state has never removed operating revenues from GCSC's budget, or any other college's budget, and that's what Scott's proposal would do.
"So this is a new precedent in some ways," he said.
For now, GCSC will keep a close eye on the budget proceedings, and it will make sure the governor knows how important the dollars are to the school, Kerley said.
Kerley also said GCSC wasn't the only college to receive additional funding last year. He said seven schools got recurring funding, which totaled about $18 million.
Now the governor wants to redistribute those dollars throughout the state college system. His budget website makes mention of this at the end of the education section. The subheading is "Creating Efficiencies in State Colleges."
"The budget calls for a reallocation of $17.8 million that have no statewide impact in order to provide greater equity with those state colleges that were not equally funded," the website says.
But Scott's budget website also says his proposal would increase state college system funding by $74.4 million.
Comparing last year's budget and this year's proposal, the Florida College System Program Fund benefits from a more generous allocation. Last budget, the fund was $871 million. This year, the governor proposes expanding it to $921.3 million.
GCSC received $17.6 million out of that fund last year, but would get just $15 million this year — a $2.6 million drop-off. That equates to a 5.8 percent decrease in the school's revenue, based on its fiscal year 2011-12 budget numbers.
Other schools would see a funding decrease, too, including Brevard Community College (a $434,453 cut), Chipola College (a $782,209 cut) and Daytona State College (a $9.2 million cut).
Conversely, some state colleges would see more funding. Among them are Broward College (an $11.1 million increase), Miami-Dade College (a $5.1 million increase) and Palm Beach State College (a $4 million increase).
Meanwhile, the Educational Enhancement Trust Fund has the same level of funding as last year in the proposed budget — $180.8 million. GCSC gets the same amount of money from that fund as last year — $3.64 million.


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RESIDENTS have taken to Facebook in a bid to name and shame dog owners who do not pick up after their animals.
A group set-up on the social networking site has attracted more than 130 members since it was created only a fortnight ago.
The man behind the group, Kevin Hubbold, is hoping the interest will lead to residents taking positive action and reporting dog fouling to Barrow Borough Council officers.
He said: "I set the group up to try and work alongside the council.
"Dog mess is everywhere, it is beyond a joke. I had to use a power washer on the front street the other night to get rid of some.
"I'm hoping the group reduces the fouling. If we take pictures of the people responsible and post them online, hopefully it will shame them in to not doing it again." Mr Hubbold said the last straw was when his two young children, Teegan, five, and Olivia, two, had to dodge lumps of mess outside his own front gate on their way to school and nursery. Within two-hours of setting up the group, more than 100 members had joined his campaign.
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He said: "I think it is a disgrace that people just let their dogs mess without cleaning it up.
"I've got dogs myself and I pick up after them, so why can't others?"
Alan Barker, Streetcare manager for Barrow Borough Council, said: "Any information we can get off any service gives us a chance of taking enforcement action.
"It shows that members of the public are willing to work with each other, which gives us more chance of bringing a prosecution."
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Dear Paul (22 March 2012 at 15:29), with respect:It is legal and safe to photograph anyone in public, no matter what age they are, provided it is not done in way to cause harassment or distress.How about posting a link to the "invisible" facebook group?
Tyson or Rambo, yet another poke at a breed not a deed, most of you are narrow minded fools if you take a photo of someone in a public place and publish it you can be arrested under the D.P.A. silly! police do your job impose fines. remember how outraged you all were post christmas about when a dog was shot on common land, then how can the moderator from the mail justify comments made and published, after the piece about the public being allowed to hand out fines for dog mess in which someone wrote shoot dog and owner? allowing that is invitation to cruelty on another scale!!!
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Although microbiologists have almost exclusively studied microbes one species at a time in liquid medium, the vast majority of microbes live in structured, diverse communities. I will discuss our work showing that under these conditions, mutually cooperative processes such as cross-feeding can emerge and be refined due to the local feedbacks that direct benefits disproportionately to the genotypes that bear the costs of exchange. Furthermore, I will present how genome-level models can be embedded in a community context to predict growth and environmental changes through time and space, and thus provide testable predictions regarding the effects of spatial structure upon the evolutionary fate of genotypes and the ecological processes in which they are imbedded.
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Population genetic theory is emerging to enable predictions of the dynamics of fitness improvement if one assumes knowledge of what selective effects of mutations are available, but we have very little data with information as to what is possible. Considering adaptation of whole organisms, I will describe the first experiment that has ever estimated this distribution of fitness effects of mutations, and the fact that it suggested mutations with large benefits were more likely than moderate ones. Changing focus to individual genes, I will present surprisingly strong selective effects that are possible from synonymous mutations, and how adaptation can rapidly and repeatedly fix poorly encoded alleles.
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The 4-star Mercure Hotel München Airport Freising is situated on the edge of Freising's picturesque old town, just 4.3 miles (7 km) from the airport. All 129 rooms and 11 suites have WIFI and some are air-conditioned. There are eight air-conditioned conference rooms available for your event of up to 80 people. Take the time to relax and unwind in the sauna. The hotel is only approx. 766 yards (700 m) from the train station, and can be reached by car via the A92.


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Exploring sport online: Athletes and efficient hearts
We all know that the heart is very important but what exactly does the heart do? Why is...
We all know that the heart is very important but what exactly does the heart do? Why is the blood so important? What functions do the lungs perform? In this unit, we will try to provide at least a basic understanding so we can answer these questions and begin to understand why knowing about the heart is important for all sports people. Before that we will take a look at the human body.
Here's how the sections of this unit can help you.
- A first look at the human body gives you the opportunity to gain an overall appreciation of how the body works in a scientific sense, and understand that a scientific view is necessary for us to study how performance in sport is linked to performance of the body.
- Athletes and efficient hearts explains the function of the heart briefly and looks at the importance of healthy hearts in sport.
- The heart and blood looks at the topic of blood and blood flow.
- Athletes, oxygen and the lungs examines the role of oxygen and the lungs and how they affect the sporting performance of an athlete.
- Duration 5 hours
- Updated Wednesday 12th February 2014
- Introductory level
- Posted under Sport and Fitness
- Current section: Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 What to expect
- 2 A first look at the human body
- 3 The heart, blood and the lungs
- 4 Athletes and efficient hearts
- 5 The heart and blood
- 6 Athletes, oxygen and the lungs
- Acknowledgements
Exploring sport online: Athletes and efficient hearts
With the announcement of the summer Olympics coming to London in 2012, fierce competition between football clubs in the domestic league, and developments in coaching and training throughout all areas of physical fitness, there has never been a better time to learn more about sport. Many of us take for granted what we know about sport, whether we participate or spectate. But have you ever thought about delving deeper, to find out more about the sport you follow in particular and how it fits into ideas about sport more generally? This unit is the ideal place to start.
Sport and science have become increasingly interlinked in recent years. We need only to think of an Olympic team – which used to be mostly made up of athletes but now is likely to include a squad of almost equal size comprising non-athletic staff such as specialist coaches, trainers, sports psychologists and nutritionists – to realise how science is now a major part of sport. Elite athletes in all sports now spend a large amount of their training time with these types of specialist staff to ensure that their bodies and minds are prepared for competition in as scientific a manner as possible. Away from the elite level, there is also an increasing awareness of the benefits of a sound scientific basis to sport, training and even just basic health. Many ordinary people training in local sports centres and gymnasiums can name all their major muscle groups, know the training procedures needed to strengthen these muscles, and are aware of the effect on their bodies of the types of food and drink they consume.
In this unit you will look at how sport can be understood from a scientific perspective, focussing on specific details while maintaining a broad overview of the subject using examples from many different sports such as running, athletics, cycling and swimming to illustrate the different ways in which sport and science interact.
This unit is an adapted extract from Y164 Exploring sport online, a course which is no longer taught by The Open University, but which was part of our Openings Programme which has been replaced by our Access modules. This unit gives a good idea of the level of study on these modules.
If you want to study formally with us, you may wish to explore other courses we offer in this subject area [Tip: hold Ctrl and click a link to open it in a new tab. (Hide tip)] .
If you are new to Higher Education you may want to consider our Access module Y032 People, work and society.
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This is an extract from an Open University course which is no longer available to new students. If you found this interesting you could explore more free Sport and Fitness course units or view the range of currently available OU Sport and Fitness courses.
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