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With the stunning GranTurismo, Maserati has a coupe and convertible that live up to the brand's billing as a highly satisfying consolation prize to people who perhaps really wanted a Ferrari. This exotic Italian has smoldering curves, a leather-lined interior with the proper aroma of luxury, and an exquisite sound that comes from a Ferrari-engineered 4.7-liter V-8. For 2012, the 405-hp, 4.2-liter V-8 has been banished from the lineup, so the price of entry has increased by $4100, which is barely worth mentioning when discussing a car this exclusive. The least expensive two-door Maserati is the S Automatic coupe; the base convertible is $14,300 more. The hot new MC coupe and Sport convertible are the biggest news for 2012. Both models boast 11 extra hp, a lightning-quick automated manual transmission, a sport exhaust system, and more. The 187-mph MC coupe is the fastest Maserati you can buy but costs only $3515 more than a similarly equipped S Automatic. The $146,300 Sport convertible has most of the MC's goodies but doesn't offer its less forgiving fixed-rate standard suspension. American customers can't get the roll bar, racing seats, or competition-style transmission that are offered to customers in other countries on the MC Stradale, but that's just fine because the GranTurismo is really too big and heavy to be a true track star. It excels at being sexy, sounding amazing, and being a comfortable grand tourer for four people while also being quicker and faster than almost anything else on the street.
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I've been using an old Razer Exactmat with my new RAT7 mouse but I decided it was time to get a new mat.
So I purchased a Razer Goliathus as it was a soft fabric mat and figured it might be nicer to use, however it causes REALLY bad mouse creep when the mouse is not moving and as it is always a downwards creep it makes movig the mouse upwards terrible.
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In October 2012, nurse practitioner Mauricia Stanton opened Emerald Waters Medical Clinic specifically to work with patients who have poor insurance coverage, no insurance coverage or rely on Medicare and Medicaid.
"I realized, just talking with people, a lot of doctors are not taking Medicare and Medicaid. Patients are having to drive a long distance to get health care," she said.
"I specialize in women's health, but I do see (all) adults," Stanton said, adding that she works with patients in managing their chronic health situations such as hypertension and diabetes along with offering physicals.
Stanton came to the area about 28 years ago, having worked at the Eglin Air Force Base hospital and earning a doctorate degree in natural holistic health.
Emerald Waters isn't a free clinic; Stanton works to find the care at a cost patients can afford. She is grateful for the health-industry providers who assist her with patients on fixed and limited incomes.
As a nurse practitioner, Stanton maintains a collaborative agreement with a physician.
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HOURS: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 5p.m. to 7 p.m., by appointment, Mondays and Wednesdays; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesdays and Fridays; 8 a.m. to noon, Thursdays
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When your summer guests arrive, send them to Geronimo's Outpost for their souvenir shopping.
"We didn't go into a big store and say 'oh, this is what they do,'" said Val Unzens, who owns the Destin shop with Angelika Unzens. The sisters, who grew up in Germany, had opened the first Geronimo's Outpost in Pensacola several years ago.
This second location, opened in March, meets customer demands.
"A lot of people have asked us to come to Destin because they had come to Pensacola to our store," Val said.
Geronimo's Outpost specializes in local art and souvenirs. With price points that range from 99 cents to $200, these beach souvenirs become collectibles rather than kitsch.
Pirate buffs might enjoy the handcrafted maps created by Alabama artist Rich Britnell. Mermaid believers might enjoy sipping wine from a hand-painted glass that features the mythical creature.
Several area jewelry artisans have found a place in Geronimo's Outpost.
There are even items for children.
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In the grand old game of poker, four-of-a-kind is usually enough for a winning hand; but let's face it-nothing is better than a full house. Bill Martin of Greenville, South Carolina, always plays with a full house, which includes four Corvette ZR-1s, two LT5 motors still in the crates, and a spare six-speed ZF gearbox. Now that's a winning hand no matter how you look at it.
Martin, a diehard Corvette enthusiast since the early '60s, has owned many of our favorite automobiles, his first a rare fuel-injected '62 red/black hardtop with a four-speed transmission that was clocked at 103 mph in the quarter-mile in stock trim.
Others included a blue '65 convertible with both soft and hard tops, purchased in nearby Greer, South Carolina, for an amazing $2,100. In addition, he has a second red '65 hardtop and a '77 L82/automatic. Then, after going "cold turkey" for nearly 10 years, Bill bought an '89 red/red automatic, which he called the "best new Corvette I ever owned." The '89 red/red automatic is still in the family, now owned by Bill's son Chris. But his current stable of ZR-1s brings him the most pleasure. These include a black/black '93, a red/black '94, and a yellow/black '95, all bone-stock and original. Bill's newest acquisition is a beautiful, slightly modified red/red '95 that originally sold for nearly $100,000. "I'm like a lot of members of the Corvette community," said Bill. "I've worked hard all my life and these four ZR-1s are a 'reward' to myself for that work."
Bill began acquiring his "full house" back in 1998 with the help of his son. "My son brought me a Corvette-Chevy Trader around Christmas of 1998," said Bill. "I was recuperating from knee surgery, started looking through it, and I came across the black '93. It had been years since I'd thought about a ZR-1, but back when they were new I couldn't afford one anyway.
"I called the salesman, asking about the mileage and other specifics on the car. Well, the car had about 11,000 miles on it, which was great for a car of that age," continued Bill. "They were asking $39,000 for it, and I've found that ZR-1s of that price range and low mileage are usually in pretty good shape. Well, I bought it sight-unseen and have never regretted buying it.
"The story of how I got my hands on the black-on-black '93 was funny. Granted, this may have been the salesman's pitch, but this guy told me he had a couple of people looking at it and he was expecting one of them back in about 20 minutes. I told him I'd take it. He called me later in the day and said the couple came back and, boy, were they mad. Oh, well; you snooze, you lose!"
With ZR-1 fever, it wasn't six months until Bill acquired his next car-a '94 red-on-black sporting 12,000 miles and a $42,000 price tag. This car is also the only one in his current ZR-1 stable that has ever required any repair, that being a leaking clutch slave cylinder and a noisy rear differential, both replaced with new units. Yes, Bill had the original rebuilt and still has it as a spare.
Faced with the possibility of needing replacement parts for a very rare car, and, after reading about GM's upcoming sale of complete, ready-to-install LT5 powerplants, Bill called the local dealer.


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What's a good caption or title for this picture? I'll take the best/favorites and incorporate them into the graphic.
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1. A word bubble coming out of the shark: "I bet he tastes like chicken."
2. One of these is Chicken of the Sea, the other is Jaws
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Foresters estimate that, give or take a few million, New England has over 26 billion trees. With so many, it is easy to miss the trees for the forest. What follows are just some of New England's most notable trees. Like the New England forest itself, they are a mixture — some are distinctive for the role they have played in history, or their sheer jaw-dropping size, or their breathtaking loveliness. Or because of the hand that planted them.
The Family Tree
The Pinchot sycamore is the largest tree in Connecticut: Ninety-three feet high, with an average branch spread of 138 feet, its trunk measures 25 feet, 8 inches in circumference. Families often link hands to circle the tree.
Where: Cross the steel bridge over the Farmington River on Connecticut Route 185 south of Simsbury Center. The tree stands in a small park.
The Survivor
Well-known to Dartmouth College students, the Parkhurst elm is loved for its tenacity as well as its beauty. It's a majestic tree, 94 feet tall, whose leaves turn yellow-gold in autumn. This elm survived the Hurricane of 1938, then Dutch elm disease. Twenty years ago, some of its roots were severed during a road project, but the elm continues to thrive.
Where: On North Main Street in Hanover, New Hampshire, in front of Parkhurst Hall.
New England's Largest Turkey
With a trunk almost 17 feet in circumference, this is a magnificent specimen of the turkey oak (Quercus cerris), 64 feet high, New England's largest. Native to Europe, it has wavy-edged leaves and large acorns with bristly cups. Some say it's called a turkey oak because its leaves look like the fanned-out tail of a tom turkey.
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Be Part of a Fred Perry Documentary
Monday, 3rd Oct 2011
2012 will mark 60 years of the Fred Perry brand, and to celebrate we've teamed up with multi-award winning film and documentary maker Don Letts to track the unique relationship we've developed with British Street Style and Subcultures. Don has been at the forefront of British street style for decades; notorious in the late 70s for running Acme Attractions clothing shop and introducing punks to reggae through his sets at The Roxy. More recently Don has reformed with former group Big Audio Dynamite, playing both Glastonbury and Lollapalooza festivals to rave reviews.
Don has been commissioned to produce six short films; and following the incredible success of our Tell Us Your Story campaign we're inviting our followers to submit any unique video footage from the year 1952 onwards. We're looking for footage that captures an original British Subculture - which could include Mods, Original Skinheads, Suedeheads, Soul Boys, Punk, New Wave, Ska, Perry Boys/Casuals, Britpop, Indie and Electroclash etc. Every entrant will have the chance to win £5,000 plus VIP tickets to the premiere of the six films in London next year.
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Dead or Alive 5 drops in September
Publisher Tecmo Koei and developer Team Ninja are releasing Dead or Alive 5 on September 25.
The game will be available for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The screenshot to the right is from the stage called "The Show." Others include "Hot Zone" and "Scramble."
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Next generation of reactors will be built at Sellafield and Heysham, the Government announced today as it pushes ahead with plans for new nuclear power plants.
In the first major announcement on the future of nuclear in the UK since the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Government outlined the locations deemed suitable for new power stations by 2025, all of which are adjacent to existing nuclear sites.
The eight sites are: Bradwell, Essex; Hartlepool; Heysham, Lancashire; Hinkley Point, Somerset; Oldbury, South Gloucestershire; Sellafield, Cumbria; Sizewell, Suffolk; and Wylfa, Anglesey.
The plans for new nuclear power plants are part of a series of national policy statements on energy which were published today, following a public consultation.
They will be debated and voted on in Parliament, but ministers are hopeful that, with a pro-nuclear majority in the Commons, they will win the argument.
Nuclear power is one of the issues that divided Conservatives and Liberal Democrats when they entered Government together, with the coalition deal allowing a Lib Dem spokesman to speak out against any new nuclear plants, while Lib Dem MPs could abstain on the issue.
Lib Dem Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has since given his backing to new reactors, insisting they would not be subsidised by the taxpayer - although MPs have warned that reform of the electricity market could favour nuclear power and amount to a hidden subsidy.
The Government is planning the new suite of reactors to maintain electricity supplies and cut greenhouse gas emissions as an old generation of power stations is shut down.
The future of nuclear as a power source for countries around the world was called into question earlier this year after the Japanese earthquake and tsunami rocked the reactors at Fukushima, leaving radioactivity leaking from the plant.
Mr Huhne signalled last month that plans for new reactors in the UK were on track after an initial report on Fukushima from nuclear chief inspector Mike Weightman ruled out the need to curtail the operation of nuclear power stations in the UK in light of the situation in Japan.
The energy policy statements aim to provide a framework for making planning decisions so projects do not face "unnecessary hold-ups".
They set out the need for billions of pounds of investment in new energy sources, including 33 gigawatts of renewable power - the equivalent of thousands of offshore wind turbines - to meet the UK's future needs.
Energy minister Charles Hendry said: "Around a quarter of the UK's generating capacity is due to close by the end of this decade. We need to replace this with secure, low carbon, affordable energy.
"This will require over £100 billion worth of investment in electricity generation alone.
"This means twice as much investment in energy infrastructure in this decade as was achieved in the last decade.
"Industry needs as much certainty as possible to make such big investments.
"These plans set out our energy need to help guide the planning process, so that if acceptable proposals come forward in appropriate places, they will not face unnecessary hold-ups."
He said the coalition Government was determined to make the UK attractive to investors to ensure that the country had secure, affordable, low-carbon energy.
10:10am Wednesday 6th April 2011
A POPULAR visitor attraction in Bowness is in the running for a prestigious award for excellence.
Blackwell, The Arts and Crafts House project by Lakeland Arts Trust – one of Britain's finest surviving arts and crafts house by M.H.Baillie Scott - has been shortlisted from hundreds of entries for an award at the national Museums and Heritage Awards for Excellence.
Comedienne and broadcaster Sue Perkins will announce the 11 lucky winners at a ceremony at Westminister on May 11.
The Awards applaud projects ranging from groundbreaking achievements of national institutions to those crafted with limited resources and budget and winners will be selected by a panel of judges including Diane Lees, Director General, Imperial War Museums and Sam Mullins, Director, London Transport Museum and other leading sector professionals.


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Jean-Michel Othoniel: My Way
- Dates: August 17, 2012 through December 2, 2012
- Collections: Contemporary Art
This exhibition presents a survey of the twenty-five-year career of French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel (born 1964), from his first intimate, enigmatic works made of sulfur and wax to his recent large sculptures made of glass. Working with these malleable materials, Othoniel has fashioned a poetic and personal visual language to explore themes involving the body, sexuality, beauty, desire, and metamorphosis.
The My Way of the exhibition's title—borrowed from the classic Frank Sinatra song—refers to Othoniel's idiosyncratic path among various movements in contemporary art. These include the unconventional materials and processes of Arte Povera, Minimalism's engagement with space and the viewer's body, the wordplay of Surrealist poetry and Marcel Duchamp, the streamlined abstraction of Constantin Brancusi, and the conceptual, emotional work of artists such as Christian Boltanski, Sophie Calle, and Félix Gonzáles-Torres.
Throughout his career Othoniel has been interested in the conversion of matter from one state to another and in the new forms and interpretations made possible by that transformation. He examines these processes by working with mutable substances such as sulfur, which he first came across in the late 1980s while experimenting with photosensitive materials. Drawn to the element's brilliant yellow color and metamorphic properties, he was intrigued by sulfur's association with divine wrath and hellfire. He was also inspired by the phonetic similarity between the French word soufre (sulfur) and the words souffrir (to suffer) or souffreteux (sickly). This chain of word associations, activated by the word that identifies the substance itself, connects the medium's physical, metamorphic, and expressive qualities.
On a visit to the volcanic islands off the coast of Sicily in the early 1990s, Othoniel encountered obsidian, a natural black glass that forms from cooled lava. Fascinated by the conversion of hot liquid into cold solid, of the granular and opaque into the smooth and transparent, he embraced glass as the predominant material in his art. Collaborating closely with glassmakers around the world, he directs them to mark, or wound, the molten glass. These "scars" resurface as the glass is shaped and cooled, a physical reminder of the violence and beauty of a transformative moment.
Othoniel's glass sculptures shimmer with the colors of candy, flowers, gems, flesh, and blood. Visually beguiling, their succulent shapes are suspended out of reach. Their beauty is a mirage; it seduces, only to reveal a world haunted by loss and desire.
"A necklace is like the shadow of a missing person."
—Jean-Michel Othoniel
Othoniel is drawn to the simple form of the beaded necklace by the many physical, emotional, and symbolic ways it is intimately associated with the body. Necklaces can confer power, provide protection, and enhance beauty; strands of beads can be manipulated for religious or sexual purposes; slave traders exchanged beads for human cargo; and the bead shape can be used to visualize DNA and other molecular structures. When the form is enlarged, these rich corporeal connections are amplified so that the necklace might be interpreted as a surrogate for the body itself.
"I was not fascinated by glass as a material; I was fascinated by the transformation of this material, its metamorphosis."
—Jean-Michel Othoniel
Othoniel's obsession with the infinite possibilities of glass began in 1989 when he traveled to the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily. Although he went there to watch sulfur emerging from the mouth of a volcano, he also encountered another raw material: the vitrified lava called obsidian. Fascinated, he sought to artificially re-create this volcanic glass in partnership with the International Glass Research Center (CIRVA) and Saint-Gobain Glass Research in France. By mimicking the metamorphic process with extremely high temperatures and precise calibration, they ultimately produced three small obsidian sculptures, including the one displayed in this exhibition. Those works mark the beginning of Othoniel's engagement with the world of glass.
By the mid-1990s Othoniel had been accepted into the world of master Murano glass artisans in Venice. He still collaborates closely with them, as well as with other glass blowers around the world, providing drawings and clay models, and directing their movements as they manipulate the molten glass. It is not the glass itself that intrigues him but rather the conceptual possibilities offered by its deceptive and seductive beauty and the inherent poetry of the metamorphosis that brings it into being. He is particularly fascinated by the idea of healing wounds through transformation, a concept he sees exemplified by the working of glass.
"I wanted to work on the wound," he explains, "to wound the glass: blown glass bears traces of the glassmaker's body, it is mixed, pulverized, and handled by him. If the ball of glass is wounded while in fusion, this wound will forever resurface. I thus chose to work with such accidents, asking the glassmakers to wound the glass before working on it, leading to irregular, marked forms, bearing scars. And I saw true beauty in these scars. So I drew up a ground rule for my work on glass: to lay bare the violence at work in the material."


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Let me tell you a very strange story that happened to me today.As I mentioned a while ago on another thread years ago I was given a copy of Terry's Carpe Jugulum but never got around to reading it.
Today i hit on the idea that it might be in my parent's old wardrobe so I asked permission to have a look through.After hours of trawling through dusty bags and long forgotten mouldy toys i came across a fantasy novel by a man called Terry...but not the one I was looking for!
I found a book called "The Sword of Shannara" by someone called Terry Brooks,from a cursory glance it looks like one of the countless tolkien clones of the 80's that Pratchett hated so much.Even though it wasnt what I was looking for it was still a very interesting find and i'm looking forward to reading it.
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Chris Stratton found himself in a familiar position Friday afternoon.
The Tupelo native was standing on the mound at Dudy Noble Field to throw a pitch.
With his career with the Mississippi State Bulldogs complete, one toss was all he got Friday as he threw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to the series opener against University of Portland.
"It's a different feeling," Stratton said about not being a part of the MSU team this season. "I'm definitely going to miss it. I love these guys.
I wish the best for them."
Stratton's focus will remain with baseball in the San Francisco Giants organization as he reports to Scottsdale, Ariz., in one week for spring training.
The Giants took Stratton in the first round of last year's draft with the 20th overall pick.
In his first year of minor league action, Stratton pitched in six games with five starts for Class A Salem-Keizer. He had a 2.76 earned run average with 16 strikeouts and 10 walks in 16 1/2 innings pitched.
There was a scary moment that ended his first season in professional baseball. He was struck in the head by a line drive in batting practice last August and suffered a concussion.
"It was a freak accident, but it couldn't have happened at a better time if it had to happen," Stratton said.
Stratton said his time in the minors was definitely an adjustment from college baseball.
"It's the down time," Stratton said of the difference between college and the minors. "Everybody gets in late from the games, but you wake up at noon the next day, go grab lunch, then another game starts. It's a daily grind and you've got to get used to that."
Stratton was the Southeastern Conference Pitcher of the Year while leading the Bulldogs to a 40-24 record last year. He finished with an 11-2 record, 2.38 ERA and 127 strikeouts in 2012.
The time at MSU and the SEC has prepared Stratton for the future in baseball.
"If I would have just come out of high school, there's no way I'd be where I am right now," Stratton said.
"It's the mindset of facing these hitters day-in and day-out and getting to learn from the pitchers on the staff. Sometimes I wished I could have one more year, but it was time to move on."
As he gets ready for another season in baseball, Stratton said the key is keeping the mindset that it's just a game.
"As long as you make it a game and not a job, it's a lot of fun," Stratton said. "I'm blessed to be in the position I'm in and I'm looking forward to getting this next season started. I just want to compete, beat the other pitcher on the mound, be all I can be and hopefully keep moving up."


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The Clippers and Jazz reportedly have "a level of mutual interest" in a trade which would send Eric Bledsoe to Utah in exchange for Paul Millsap.
Tyson Chandler will draw "significant interest" from the Bucks as an unrestricted free agent.
Jared Dudley has reportedly picked up his player option to remain with the Bucks next season for $4.25 million.
Both Joel Embiid (foot) and Nerlens Noel were left off the 76ers' Summer League roster.
The Bucks, Pelicans and Knicks are reportedly interested in acquiring the services of unrestricted free agent Robin Lopez.
The Kings are reportedly interested in unrestricted free agent Jeremy Lin.
Rudy Gay is reportedly among the "loudest voices" urging Rajon Rondo to come to Sacramento.
Mo Williams reportedly anticipates a meeting with the Cavs, and the team is "very interested" in bringing him back to Cleveland.
DeAndre Jordan is reportedly deciding between the Mavericks and the Clippers as an unrestricted free agent.
The Spurs are reportedly interested in trading for Brendan Haywood.
The Thunder will reportedly meet with Enes Kanter in Chicago on July 1, and are set to offer him a 3-4 year deal that could reach maximum-level money with incentives.
Unrestricted free agent Dwyane Wade and owner Micky Arison have met to discuss a way forward.


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Family connection for Maryport blues performer Lucy
Last updated at 22:21, Thursday, 15 March 2012
A gig to promote this year's Maryport Blues Festival by singer Lucy Zirins will bring her back to her family's roots.
Lucy, 19, lives in Burnley but has family connections to Cumbria – her mother Elaine is from Wigton and her father Ian is from Cockermouth.
She will play at the Crown Inn, in Senhouse Street, on April 1 as part of a series of gigs to promote and raise money for the festival.
Lucy said: "My family are from Cumbria so it will be really good to have them come along and watch me.
"I love coming to visit, it is a lot prettier than Burnley.
"It always makes me more nervous to play in front of people I know but it is nice to have friendly faces in the crowd.
"I played the Carlisle Blues Festival in 2010 and that was really good. Everyone up north seems to have a real love for it."
Lucy was invited to perform at the festival last year but had other commitments, so she is excited to finally get the chance to be involved after hearing so much about the event.
She has been playing the guitar since she was 12 and started playing live when she was 15.
After finishing her A-levels she got a job but decided to concentrate on her music full-time and is now writing for and recording an album.
She said: "I am 19 and I should do it while I have got the luxury of not having bills to pay or a mortgage.
"I consider myself a singer/songwriter more than anything.
"I am influenced by everything; if it is a good song it doesn't matter what genre it is."
Lucy will play a mixture of original songs and covers and will return to play at the blues festival itself which takes place between July 27 and 29.
The gig will begin at 7pm. Entry is free and there will be a raffle to raise funds.
First published at 19:23, Thursday, 15 March 2012
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Please note a slight change to this gig - it is now at the CAPTAIN NELSON on South quay and kicks off at 5pm, not 7pm as previously stated.
Lucy is the real deal. Unpretentious with a warm personality she puts her heart and soul into every song. Her slide playing in full spate every bit as fiery as her red tresses. She'll have you singing, clapping and howling along!
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Freepbrt Official Paper—30 pages I' =" FREEPOKT, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1909- ¦VOL. XV, NO. 4 Official Paper of Nassau Cpunty FREEPORT POST OKTICl^ Time ot .Mails Open Arrive from West Arrive from East Alpl^a Coucnil, D. of A., will hold a pie soeial onTuenday evening, Nov. ,30, in Fraternity Hall. 7:30 A. 8:30 •' ;{;.30 P. I! :.•{() •• M. S:30 A, 12:30 P. (i:30 " M. Vadtuum DaSilva's. Carpet Cleaner to rent; Close (JoingWest (ioi ng East 7:50 A. M. 7:i50 A. M. 12:10 P. " 2:4r)P. " .5:10 " "' .-.:10 " " 7:.'iO " •• Cilrrier Servic(> Deliveries are made starting from the Post Oftice at '.) a. m. and 3:30 p. m., and colle<tions are made ou the same trip from mail bo.xes along the routes. Fnrther information regarding free de¬ livery will be cheerfully given by the caniers or the Postmaster. Robert G. Anderson. H( ILIDAYS. Post offlce closes at 9:30a. ni.; carriers make oue delivery, in morning. News items received up to 0 o'clock Thnrsday night; advertisement form kept open till 9 o'clock Friday morning; papers ready for delivery 1 o'clock Friday. " / Special Announcement All subscription orders sent in from now to January 1. will be sent free for the balance of the year; or you will get the Review from now to Jan. 1, 1911, for .$1.50. FREEPORT NEWS Have.you paid your .school tax yet? Time's up Nov. 29. .^ Dr. G. A. Newton is the latest auto enthusia.st. with a new Cadillac. Peanut brittle, 10c lb.. Homemade cocoanut cake, 10c doz.; DaSilva's. Schloss is announcing the opening of his new enlarged atore this Saturday; , see adv. See the adv. of Anderson, the candy man, in tbis issue. He has a fine store and invites you to visit him. Samuel T. Raynor of the First Nat¬ ional Bank has been under the doctor's care but is now able to be around again. News of the Cliurclies Scliool Notes Local Topics BALDWIN Twelve new pujiils entered the school this week. Tbe second number of the .Student was issued Wednesday. " .Students are planning to form a A union Thanksgiving service of the bating Club in the School. The Y. W. F. .M. S. of tbe M. E. Church will hold a supper and social in the church vestry this Friday evening, from () to 8 o'clock. Aubrey Pettit is erecting another house on Central Avenue. De- Baptist, Methodi.it;, Epicsopal and Presbyterian Churches will be held in the Presbyterian Church at 10.30 a. m., Thanksigving Day. R. A. Miller is receiving tions to "The Bulletin" which is to furnish weekly accounts of all reform issues in bills brought before ojr state legislature. The Woman s Relief Corps tendered} Miss Maryj:. Baker is to lead the Mr. and Mrs. Willaim Patterson a wed-1 fleeting of'the Young People's dinpo-eception and had a very pleasant; christian Association in the PresHy- tirae. They presented Mrs. Patterson , ^grian Church .Sunday evening: topic, a pretty piece of cut glass. j ..p^e Blessings of a Thankful Heart." Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. (). U. \ A. M.. will attend divine service in thei This week. ?>iday and Saturday, M. E. Church Sunday evening, when l^" •"""^"i^Ke aale will be held in the the pastor. Rev. W. A. iiichard, will I store southea.st corner .Main St. and preach an appropriate sermon. j Merrick Road, by the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the JJ. E. Church beginning at The fire department was called out' 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon each day. Saturday morning for a swamp fire ati the east end of the village, north ofj rhe Bapti.st ladies will hold a cake the track. A hose was turned on the j anj pie sale next Wednesday afternoon blaze for an hour or so and the firemen j at the horne of Mrs. Conway, 19 Smith The regular meeting of the Village Board of Trusteea will he held this evening. Big aale in shoes, boots and rubbers at Pn. Jacobson's family phoe atore, 81-83 S. Klain St., Freeport. 2t. Smith & Levy have purchased Henry Rider's property on Main Street, be tweei) Smith St. and Merrick Road. J. Allen Hunt and son Fred have gone to Daytonia, Florida, to supervise the reconstruction of John J. Randall's winter residence. returned home. •Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.9<S; stove pipes and elbows, loc,, DaSilva's. Justice Sidney H. Swezey's court¬ room was crowded to its utmost capac¬ ity and many were standing out on the sidewalk Monday afternoon, during the trial of Dr. Thomas H. Evans, charged by Thomas Powers with threatening to kill him. The doctor was defended by Counselor Haskins of Hempstead and Counselor Clinton t'Unt of this place, while George Wallace and Archer B. Wallace appeared for the people. The case was called at 3 o'clock, but unly one witness, Mr. fowers, had been partially examined when the court adjourned until Friday morning at9:30 o'clock. It is expected that to-day's hearing will draw out a full gallery of inter¬ ested sfiectators, as such cases usually do. Street, from 2 to 5 o'clock, on sale are to be home-made. Miss Cogshall, a former teacher, vis¬ ited School No. 2 la.st .Monday. The High School Chorus met for re- liearsal Wednesday afternoon. Regents Inspector Geo. M. Wiley subscrip- visited the school Thur.sday and Frirlay of last week. Mrs. Hamilton King is substituting during the absence of .Miss Atkinson, in the 7B grade. .School will close next VVednesday afternoon for the rest of the week for the Thanksgiving Holidays. Twelve Students' dictionaries and a large Webster's St,andard dictionary have been ordered for use in various classes. Report cards v.'ere given out Wednes¬ day, and the followipg pupils of the High .School received merit cartls: Austin Adams, Wm. .Andrews, Peter Beck, F'anny Devlin, Helen Smith, Beatrice Vail, Theodore Wiggins. The teachers are prejjaring appropri¬ ate programs for Ihanksgiving, to be held next Wednesday moj;#iing and af¬ ternoon. They will bo held in tiie High The goods School at 9.15 o'clock, at Seaman Ave¬ nue at 11:00 and at the Gth, 7th and 8th grades combined in the afternoon in the Assembly room.s. Ralph Sawyer of the 7H grade, who was shot several weeka ago, losing his arm and three fingers and damaging , Mention was made in our news j columns last week of the vacation ofi Misa Carrie (!. Atl:inson of the (irove j St. School. .Miss Atkinson hasbeen Miss Namee Price of Brooklyn has teaching in Freeport for over 25 years ; been the guest of Miss Winifred Smith, and is one of the most up-to-date teach-1 er.s in the school; always with a happy , amile and a pleasant greeting for all, she truly makes the world better for havirig passed through it. The writer was in her lirst class in Freeport and has always held her in tleepest esteem, as do all others who know her. A busineas meeting of the Epworth League was held i*i the chapel on Wednesday evening. Big sale ?Vj shoes, boots and rubbers at Ph. Jacobson's family shoe store, 81-83 S. .Main St., Freeport. 2t Mrs Lucy The closing of the Sigmond Theatre by Mr. Nugent illustrjites an important visiting fact—that a businessiannot be operat- week, ed very successfully without adver tising. Circulars arc all right, we like to print them, it is part of our business but the same amount of money spent in advertising in the local newapapers would have without doubt brought larger crowds tlian did the circulars thrown promiscuously arounrl the streets. William D. Carter and .Miss Carter of Florida, have been friends in the village this Miss Jennie .Schuman's Sunday School Class will give an entertain¬ ment in the M. K. ('hapel on Thur.sday evening, December 2. Proceeds will be uaed toward the purchase of new .singing nooks. •\t Christ Lutheran Church morning service will be held on Sunday at 10.30; Sunday Sc»'ool at 2:30 p. m.; at 7:30 p. m. there will be an evening service. Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated his eye, has successfully undergone'his bv an appropriate service at 10.30 last operation, that of taking out hi.= next Thursday morning. The following news item from the Brooklyn Eagle, concerning W. New- "•ton Bennington, who developed Ben- * D. B. P. Mott Pcv'st, Woman's Relief nington Park with C!)as. S. Powell,will Corps, will hold a supper this Friday interest some of our readers: / evening in Odd 5:30 to 8 o'clock. Fellows' Hall from Newton Bennington, once well known on the turf, in Wall Street and in the real estate world, who has been in Dr. A. Combes sanitarium in Corona, Queens, will leave that institution next week as cured. Bennington was com¬ mitted August 28, 1907, on petition of tlie patient's wife. Less than a month before surprise waa occasioned by the announcement that two judgments ag¬ gregating $9,400 had been entered against the once rich turfman. Bennington arrived in New York with less than $20, but he soon found means to gain sudden riciie^ Al¬ though he did not appear in the bro¬ kerage and banking tiusiness, he be¬ came the silent partner of several profitable concerns. No Permanent Injunction In the action brought by E. V.. Bald¬ win of tbis village againat Mrs. Cath¬ erine Stearn of Manhattan, and her Cha.o. A. Sigmond has taken control of Siglnond Opera House again, and gave a vaudeville show there Saturday night for the first. John S. Summer, of Freeport, ap- .4)eara among the directors of the Greek -Oil Importing Company, of New York City, capitalized at $1,000—Timea. Those who would like to escape the annoyance and danger of colds had bet¬ ter read and act apon the infoi^raatipn in Smith & Bedell's ad. this week. It. The ladies of tho Freeport Choral Society will hold a cake sale, tea and social at Mrs. K. H. Mayland's, North Main Street, this Saturday afternoon Nov. 20, from 2 to 5 o'clock. VVhile walking along Main St. Tues¬ day afternoon Mrs. Oliver B. Smith of Roosevelt was^un intj by two dogs f;'ther,~67car DoolTng!'s"e"Jk'ing""a per playing on the sidewalk. She tripped manent injunction to prevent removal and fell to the cement pavement, frac-: of several old buildings from Benning- tanng her right wrist. Dr. Newton \ ton Park into Russell Park, which is attended the injury and took Mrs. : ,i|i restricted property. Justice Thomas Smitl^homeinhjs^uto. , of the Supreme Court has decided to Chas. A. SigmonJ. has bought the'Kl^^ ,^]'t^.«^^"^''"*'« ^''^^^^^ *« ^".^^ ' lot on which hia Sigmond Opera House I *h« °'^ i'^'i^'"^^ "P *° *!"« festnction stands, from Delano Smith, for $14,000. !'!S"'^,"^'. ^rs. Stearn having made Sam. Hersfeid has also bought the ' "<"'^«^"'"*=""''***'«'«^e''""^^ ^° «o- "Bringing in the Guests" is the topic for discussion at the Epworth League meeting Sunday evening; lead¬ er. Miss Mabel Pearsall. This is an¬ nounced as Personal Evangelism Rally Day. At 10:30 a. m., Sunday the pastor's topic in the M. E. Church wilUbe "Vicarious Suffering." At 7:30 p. m. Dr. W. A. Richard will speak on ^Jl'he Flag and tho Faith." The Junior Order of United American Mechanics will attend the service in a body. All are invited. t , 'The Duty of Happiness" will be eye, and is on the road to recovery and is very anxious to come hack to school, where he was a bright tiiipil. .Miss Payne, seventh grade teacher in the.Grove Street school; Miss Cum¬ mings, French and German; Miss Whitmore. tirst grade; started from Seaman .\venue Saturday morning and walked to Port Washington, "just for fun." They had lunch there and came back on the trolley. Preliminary certificates earned last January have arrived from Albany for the following pupils: Peter Beck, A. Florence Brown, Wallace H. Camp¬ bell, Herbert CJolding, Harold Hum¬ phrey, Henry Kranz, Henry Kreuz- wieser, Edward Meaney, Barrington Miller, Percy Morri.son, Hany G. iVIul- Someone else don't seem to fancy the way the trolley company takes care of its patrons, judging from the fol- , lowing in the Brooklyn Times: "The e(iuipment of the cars on Huh road is lacking in one thing," aaid a gentleman who, with his wifo, alighted from ono of the ears of the .New York and Long islanil Traction Company the other evening. Continuing, he said: "The management ought to employ an officer or have their conductors deputized and armed with nightsticks, or else give them an injection which would stiffen their back bones and give them courage enough to close the mouths of genteel rowdies. I have occasion to ride over this road (|uite often during the night, and almost in¬ variably I have the pleasure of listen¬ ing to stale jokes, ribakj aongs and comment on passengers. Three of four regular riders at night seem to think they own the car. One is a diminu¬ tive specimen who can always be recognized by his habit ot holding a cigar in his hand or mouth, making, what he thinks are smart remarks, and looking around to receive the plaudits of the passengers, which come only from his friends. Is thero no remedy?" the Sunday morning sermon theme of ler, Astrid Nygren, Wiliam J. O'Hare, Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey at the Bond Raymore, Leo Schloss, Henrietta First Presbyterian Church. Prof. Barnes' Bible Class for Men will meet immediately at the close of the morn¬ ing service instead of at the usual Sun¬ day School hour. The suoject of the Pastor's evening sermon will be "Nahum : God as our Friend or Foe." Don't forget the entertainment in the Presbyterian Church on Thanks¬ giving Eve (next Wednesday night) given under the auspices of the Church Improvement Society. It will be an evening of old time songs, in costume of Civil War times. A large chorus achool, are permitted to compete and several well-known soloists will make an entertaining program. All • BELLMORE the talent is from Freeport. _ .Seaman, Bessie M. Smith, Sarah Ann Soper. Grace Turner, Piatt Wiggins, Beatrice Vail. ., Prizes have been olfered by the Sons of the Revolution in New Vork State for the best essay written on the sub¬ ject, "General Steuben's Services in the Revolutionary War;" the first of $50 and a bronze medal; 2nd, $25 and a bronze medal; third bronze medal; the contestants to be pupils of a High School or preparatory achool. Not more than three from each school, chosen by the principal of the Freeport Club Notes The informal dance on Wednesday Ki"c Co evening was a success as usual. The muaic was furnished by .Muller of New York. Regular services of the M. E. (Church will l.e held on Sunday. Church aervices at 10.30 a. rn. and 7.30 y. m.; Sunday .School at 2.;Ui p. m.; Epworth League meeting at ii.45 p. m., topic, "Bringing in the fjueats;" leader, .Mrs. E. E. Acker. ('hegonoe Lodge, No. 272, Knights of Pythias, will hold an entertainment at Salamander Hall, Ocean Side, on Monday, Nov. 211; get off at trolley stop OX. They have the best of talent and are furnishing this entertainment for the members' families and their friends. SEAFORD _ Mrs. Frank Southard and aon have returned from a vi.sit vvith relatives in Islip. Mrs. Moll and daughter Mias Emily Moll of Paasaic, N. J., have been visit¬ ing Mrs. John Heitman. Mr. and Mra. F. ."VI. Hawkins of Say¬ ville have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. George L. Weeks jr. Otto Hasnader, who has been in¬ capacitated for aome time, has gone to New Jersey for a few months to re¬ cuperate. The ladies are worki.ig hard for the succeaa of their entertainment to be held December 8 for the benefit of the Seaford Hook and Ladder and En- Ground will shortly be broken for two new houses on Jack;jon Avenue, one for .Iohn Kaynor on the east side, j<nd one for George Lu.sh nearly oppo¬ site on the west side. The schedule for next week is: Mon¬ day. Hart vs. Munzinger; Tuesday, Sutherland vs. Mahnken; Friday, Sproull vs. .Sawyer. Card of Thanks The games for next week are: Mon- Charlea J. Smith desires to thank his day, 5 vs. 3; Tuesday, 4 vs. 1; Friday, j frienda and neighbora for the kindneaa 7 vs. 2. The games on Monday night; shown him during the sickness and ought to come pretty near to deciding ' death of his wife, the winners of the tournament. i ^ ,, . . ,.,, ,.u I 1 ¦ .u ¦ J- A week's mission will be held at the Hart IS still in the lead 111 the indi-, " . , cu u e u. »*• u i .* JI Epiacopal Church of ht. Michael of ' All Angels commencing Sunday, The motion for the permanent in¬ junction is denied, in tha meantime, without costa oi] prejudice. This gives the plaintifT leave to apply at any time for renewal of the motion if the build- ri. ¥ property across the^treet, on which is the buiding in which Combes' electri¬ cal store is situated. (Held over from last week) -. The Froeport Arts Club listened to , >"«» «" "o* brought up to the reatric- • an informal talk on the Passion Play of' t'O"^ required. Oberammergau at the home of Mra. A time limit in which to make al- Prederick C. S. Knowles on Thuraday terations will be aaked for by the aftemoon. The ?peaker was a brother pla>nt>« on the defendants. of Mra. J. D. Kiefer—Henry L. Gideon , '^^ matter of damages claimed aud of Boston, who expects to attend the ^^^ o**"®*" "«««8 involved by reason of Passioii Play in the summer of 1910.' *•>« •<^*s «' Mrs. St«um and Dooling Mr. Gideon apoke at aome length on ! moving in the old structures on re- tb« sii^iiarjlty between this great in- a«aricted land will be tried at Mineola atitation and-the'Wagner Festival at .JSayreuth, which he attended during the paat aununer. Mias Gideon,.' who haa been a resident of Preeport for the pa4t ]L«ar, will aeoompany ber brothier datiag the ooaiDf aoaoMr. ^ next month. The decision of the court is import¬ ant to property owners in reatdcted tracts, conveying, as it does, in effect, tbe dii«cti<m Oat lestrietkina most be lived up to. This is wbat the plaintiff piti dOttit pi^ai/Betf owBcfrp of Bwpin First Baptist Church, Frederick J. Soule, minister; Pubic worship of God, Sunday 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.: morning theme, "Religious Emanci¬ pation—A "Thanksgiving Foreword;" evening, "The Life of Vision;" Sun¬ day School, 2:30 p. m.; Christian En¬ deavor, 7:00 p. m. Junior Endeavor, Thursday, 3 :.30 p. m. A cordial invi¬ tation to all. J. Rehberg and family of Brooklyn have renioved to this village. Vail's shows are being given in Fire¬ men's Hall for the balance of the week. Robert Wilmarth and family are now occupying their new house on Grand Avenue. ¦- l» Clarence Harse has moved into Da- The services Sunday in the Episcopal 1 vid Bedell's new house on Bedford Church will commemorate the seventh Avenue, anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. Pelham St. George Bissell. Services will be Holy Communion at 8 i. m.; matins and ante-communion at 10:30; evensong.at 7:30. In the morning the ; preacher will be Rev. George Thomas i Harry and Cornelius Merritt and Dowling, D. D., late Rector of St. ' Frank Seaman are on a week's gun- Peter's, Brooklyn; in the evening the ning trip "down east." rector will prmrr,h, from Joshua 1:7. ~ " The soloist for the morning offertory is ¦ Chas. Frisch. has commenced the E. Gardner and family are occupy¬ ing Daniel VanNostrand's Hcuse on Bedford Avenue. •**^ vidual pool tournament with a rece of seven victories and no defeats. ' Kennedy has one victory and to date has lost no games but he has a number , of postponed games. The next best I record is Dunbar, four gamea won and 2 lost; the standing to date: Won Lost Hart 7 o Kennedy 1 o Dunbar -i 2.> Corby •-' 1 Sawyer •.; 1 Thompson '¦', -i .Sproull '¦', ¦-', •"- Rayuor 2 -i Munzinger 1 1 Wallace i 1 Sutherlaiiil (» '> Mahnken o .'i The five men haH develofied teams 3 and 5. more games to vember 28th. Rev. Father Mayo conduct tho services. No- will Ferd. Miller of this place, who is on the police force of the Long Island Kailroad, has received two bloodhounds which he is to train for tho use of the detective force of the railroad. ROCKVILLE CENTRE 1, Under the auspices of the Eureka Hook and Ladder Company an enter¬ tainment and dance will be held in the ! Atheneum Hall on Thanksgiving Eve. Lumley. Thanksgiving mo will be service at 10 o'clock. OBITUARY MRS. ALICE FOSTER Mrs. Alice Foster, mother of Alonzo Foster of Freeport, died at her home in Brooklyn Wednesday mornings xMra. Foster was nearly 90 years old lhng"t'here! Sigmond development. ' •' The first annual masquerade andfivic bowling tournament; ball of the Crescent Athletic Ciub will into a race between | be held in Parish Hall on Thanksgiving Team 3 has played' Night, date and has a slight ' - advantage over their rivals. Thomp-' The Rev. G, Wharton McMullen, wiio son made the high score of 254 on Mon- ' has been the rector of the Church of day night which passes the former! the Aacensiari for tbe past few years, score of 234 held by Miller in the ' has left for Philadelphia, where he will tournament. High team score is held ' again take Ufr hia work in the church by team 2, with a score of 879. The i of his first-^choiCe. He was tendered a games won ana lost and the players; most flatttering farewell reception, at are: ',' which time he was presented with a 3, Higgins, (Conklin, Corby, Krause,; purse containing over $100 in gold. Lang, 11-4; 5, Betzig, Mahnken, See- ^ ley, Libby, Nutt, 7-2; 2, Thompaon.; Under the auapices of the clasa qf, j George Hopkins was elected a mem- | ' ber of Advance Hook and Ladder and .:r-". ~~~-" " ~"' .'."'"' ,—-'"i"";'i ,"," ., . • i x- t__ "sv Engine Company at the meeting Mon-J ?»>''«• ^^"ton, Sutphin, Cook 5-7; 4, j 910, Monday evening. November 2^ ; day night. A reception and dance will be held under the auspices of tbe Smithvillle Soutb Hook Ladder and Engine Co. and had lived in Graater New Yock ali I Saturday evening next. November 20. her life. She waa the oldest member j ^f the Greoipoint^li. JB. Tabernacle. and abvaf ¦ attaoded the M. E. Onueh in tltla T|U«f« vlMor in FreepoH. ^^ileetii David Fish ia now ^tflleetiiig tbe aehoot tax in tbe Snitlrrille South acteol district. No. 4, at tbe rate of Joerrisson, Pulver, T. aoutbard. Miller, 5-7; bar. Kellum, Johnson, Vosburgh, Ridge, Jarrison, Lewis, Brower, 5-7; 1, Fyfe, Kennedy, Suth-r erland, King, &|cKeeman, 5-7. Southard, E. j 1909, in the Clinton School auditor- 7, Starr, Dun-1 lum, Hon. Chas. R. Skinner, former Jaggs, 4-8; 6, State Superintendent of Public Instruc¬ tion and now Assistant Appraiser of tlie Port of New York, will give an il¬ lustrated lecture on the "Work ofUie AVpraiser's Warehouse." a- _i -l_i _.*!.•« ^ .. i This lecture abows tbe, metbod by ^^Tim^^i'rvtm\^^^:^^^"^-t^. tlM wfir^VwfffHTff fram tha tima
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Freepbrt Official Paper—30 pages
Official Paper of Nassau Cpunty
FREEPORT POST OKTICl^
Time ot .Mails
Arrive from West Arrive from East
Alpl^a Coucnil, D. of A., will hold a pie soeial onTuenday evening, Nov. ,30, in Fraternity Hall.
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Vadtuum DaSilva's.
Carpet Cleaner to rent;
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Deliveries are made starting from the Post Oftice at '.) a. m. and 3:30 p. m., and colle
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West Valley Gymnastics camps are great ways to spend your school holidays and break! Not only do campers get to work on and learn new skills on the floor, bars, beam, vault, and trampoline; they also get time in our foam pit and free time. Campers will also play games and make crafts, all with our awesome coaches. West Valley offers extended care for the morning, lunch, and afternoon with games, crafts, and movies. Campers are encouraged to bring a snack as well as shoes for any outdoor activities. Full day campers should bring a lunch. Class located at West Valley Gymnastics, 1190 Dell Ave., Unit 1, Campbell. Instructor: West Valley Gymnastics Staff
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Famously known for its Alcatraz history, Golden Gate Bridge, and cable car system, San Francisco, California is a vibrant city filled with eclectic neighborhoods. From the shops in Union Square, sea lions in Fisherman's Wharf, and reminiscent hippy culture in Haight-Ashbury, the City by the Bay features a little something to spark everyone's interest.
Union Square is a prime location to find San Francisco hotel deals, as the plaza is a world-renowned shopping district surrounded by countless accommodations. Grand luxury hotels and charming boutique resorts provide a comfortable place to rest after shopping the top names in fashion at the downtown square.
The famous Fisherman's Wharf neighborhood is another great place to stay in town. It features nautical-themed lodging and hotels in San Francisco with sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay. It's in Fisherman's Wharf where tourists can score an accommodation within walking distance of the shops, restaurants, and sea lions at Pier 39.
It's possible to walk around the city, but be prepared for a workout because much of the city landscape includes steep and sloping hills. Many vacationers often choose to book a rental car here in advance or ride the public transportation instead.
The San Francisco Municipal Railways, often called the Muni, provide a light rail, buses, streetcars, and the iconic cable cars for convenient transportation throughout the city. For tickets, visitors can pay in cash upon boarding or purchase all- or multi-day passes.
The light rail route presents six metro lines, some of which also transfer to the BART lines. The buses, meanwhile, offer citywide service, but bus delays are common, so schedule in some extra wiggle room if you're on a deadline.
The historic streetcar provides service from Fisherman's Wharf through to the Castro District. And as for the cable cars, these feature three different lines with stops at popular places such as Market Street, Powell Street, and Fisherman's Wharf. Keep in mind; some consider these cable cars more of a tourist attraction than a quick means of transportation.
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I have no epithets for you, Sandman (well, maybe "chauvinist" suggests itself), but there is no earthly - or Discworldly - logical reason an American could not portray Sam Vimes brilliantly. Many British actors have portrayed Americans without American audiences crying foul. Daniel Day-Lewis (OK, I know he's Irish) played Abraham Lincoln, for crying out loud! My own first choice to play Vimes has portrayed Englishmen at least twice before.. (Holmes and Chaplin) As an aside here--Renee Zellweger played Bridgit Jones so well that fellow actors who did not know her before refused to believe she was a Texan. And speaking of Texans - going further aside - have you seen Michael Caine in Secondhand Lions? He portrayed a "good ole boy" Texan flawlessly. And I am one Texan who can spot a phony drawl a mile off!
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Actions and hagglers assault, records match dastardly coughs
Graphics evolve, flash the magic is brought
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We grappling dough, evac' in shackles and cuffs
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A butcher had struck, hackin' his surface and skulls
Lackin' a purpose for rational reason, for swinging it hard
My grandyears handwriting on walls, I send lightning through halls
That strike like Wolverine claws
Raps are bullets that soar, through cartelege of ya jaw
Filaments, ligaments tore, that's how a Pillage is born
I'm spillin' your soul, like wolves with the braids in the comb
My halo is old, got it from grandad when he died
Beagle sad eagle eyes, stay dark, as broke as street lights
Deep as ocean sea life, need me like gambler's need dice
Shambles and hoods with street bite, that's why I couldn't see right
Once said this couldn't be life, it hits like three pipes
I'm still ill as three sick slaves, dig emcees deepest grave
Legs meet this amnesia shave, I bleed on pave
Them sleep with waves, nigga, read each page
[Interlude: movie sample]
It rests on thirteen acres of Earth
Over the very center of Hell
He here is the first to offer, to the daring
To look into the final madning space
Between life, and death
With sights and sounds far beyond anything you tested
Avoid fainting...
[Bronze Nazareth]
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Chemical alchemy too, throw you from balcony stoopes
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[Outro: movie sample]
What happened was true
The most brutal series of crimes in America
This is just as real, just as close
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In this all new tale, Cruella De Vil is released from prison on good behavior swearing that she will have nothing to do with fur ever again in her life. She, however, cannot keep this promise and soon is plotting another "furocious" scheme to get her ultimate Dalmatian coat.
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You will read the incredible story of William Lopez, whose brain condition was found quite literally by accident and whose subsequent health issues led him to Eisenhower Neuroscience Institute. His challenges are a reminder of the nature of being human and his successes remind us of the power of modern medicine and the strength of the human spirit.
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So I installed it and some extras...
1) I can't logout or shutdown, clicking the icons for either closes the menu but nothing happens or pops up. Tried running cinnamon directly from a console but no errors are printed to stdout about it, any idea on that one?
2) The background and desktop keep vanishing randomly, sometimes for no reason at all, other times like just now when I tried muting that ****ing wet drip terminal sound (after deleting the files and still hearing it) and it opened gnome settings NOT cinnamin settings. Nautilius is NOT installed so the problem on the arch linux wiki page doesn't apply.
3) How do you integrate gnome-screensaver with cinnamon? Its also acting like #1 even though it is installed correctly.
4) Nemo is broken, for example, the interface looks horrid like it's missing some theme files and I can't get the damn location bar to appear via the menu or using ctrl+l, it does nothing and doesn't come up! Nautilius is NOT installed so the problem on the arch linux wiki page doesn't apply.
5) My inputs are all american, I've set everything to use UK via locale, vconsole, adding setxkb in /etc/profile and even using the gnome settings - it still won't change in cinnamon!
(I've also got fluxbox installed, if I load up fluxbox then I can exit from fluxbox fine, keyboard layout is completely UK english, etc)
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated... I'm really surprised how good cinnamon was on my laptop... To how much a waste of time it was even installing it on my desktop
Completely ignore this all, whoever edited the wiki and PKGBUILD need to have their heads smashed together, wiki page says it includes gnome-menus2 as a dependancy by itself - it doesn't. It's got gnome-menus3 as a dependancy, planks!
OK one problem, well, two...
Firstly how the heck do you change the window title colours or themes? Having the whole window and menu one colour is awful.
And how do you make the system recognise the bottom panel if you've got a top and bottom panel, firefox correctly doesn't place itself over the top one but it goes off the bottom with the bottom panel over it so I can't see the status bar
And final question, how does one get rid of american english? I added the workspace switcher applet and in the top right corner the language applet just appeared and it's allowing me to select between UK english and US english - I go to region settings and there is no US english shown on any of the tabs - I don't want bloody US english damnit.
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Less-than-poetic license is taken in this fact-based tale of the pioneering 17th-Century painter Artemisia Gentileschi. Colorful, marginally erotic, but something of a bore when all the paint is dry.
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it was bullshit.By Elias Cepeda
Cole Miller was confused. Near the end of the first round of his UFC Fight Night 26 featherweight fight against Manny Gamburyan this past Saturday, The Anvil was working for a double leg takedown against the cage on Miller when Cole defended and hit him with two elbows before the horn.
The elbows were ruled legal and they hurt Gamburyan. Bad.
So much so that the former title challenger slumped down to his knees in an apparent daze and could not immediately stand up and walk to his own corner. In fact, he was on his knees in Millers corner.
I didnt really get it, Cole told CagePotato on Sunday. I looked at [referee ] Yves Lavigne, he was looking at Manny. I was unsure if the fight was over or if time had expired. I was looking for the ref to give us an idea of whether there was finality in the fight, or if it was an illegal blow. Later, Yves told me was a legal blow and so does the video. But at the time, if it was illegal I was looking for him to say so, take a point, give me a warning, call the fight or something. It was a confusing situation. Yves told me to go to my corner but I told him, I am in my corner. The way Manny was there on the ground in my corner, I couldnt raise my hands, walk away and go to my corner or anything. They actually moved me and my corner to another area while he stayed there on the ground. Yves was pointing to a direction for me to go. I was thinking, Im in my corner. Someone needs to take him to his corner. Over a minute and twenty passed before they had the doctor even look at him.
The break between rounds for fighters is a minute long. If a fighter cannot answer the start of the next round, they lose, normally. Examples of this have been seen throughout MMA, kickboxing and boxing history.
If youre so beat up that you cant answer the next rounds bell, youre done. Youve lost.
Gamburyan, of course, didnt lose the fight. He was given far more time to recover than he was supposed to be allowed, and then he continued on for two more rounds. After three rounds, he was declared the winner by the judges, presumably on the basis of his repeated leg kicks, take downs and ground control.
In a post fight interview with MMA Fighting, Gamburyan acknowledged that maybe the fight should have been stopped after the first round, though he disagrees with Miller that the strikes were legal. UFC President Dana White said that he scored the fight for Miller, who left Gamburyans face a cut, bloodied and swollen mess, but said that Cole essentially sabotaged himself by sticking around Manny after the first round and appearing to check on his condition. White told reporters after the event that Miller should have just gone to his corner.
I was in my corner. the irritated ATT fighter emphasizes. I was in my corner. Where was I supposed to go? I hit him with legal blows and he couldnt continue and couldnt go to his corner. I was kind of propping him up so he wouldnt fall on my leg. I couldnt walk off to get instruction, we were already there in my corner.
That confusion and officiating mishandling aside, Miller feels that he won the fight a second time, or deserved to. I dont really know how they score things in Massachusetts, he says.
I dont know if they score things differently for MMA or what. The effective grappling part definitely went to Manny because of his takedowns. I wasnt able to do anything about that, he had all takedowns but I had all the striking and did all the damage. I cut him twice. Hes a tough dude, to his credit. He earned every bit of it. I hit him with knees, punches and kicks so hats off to him. I just think they made the wrong call. I was trying to finish my opponent the whole fight.
Cole and Manny were friendly before the fight, knowing one another since they spent six weeks training together on the fifth season of The Ultimate Fighter on Jens Pulvers team. With such a bitter taste in his mouth about this fight Cole insists that he still doesnt harbor any negative feelings against Gamburyan.
Manny didnt do anything wrong. He fought the way he knows how and I fought the way I know how, he says.
He didnt get the judges to call his name. Hes good and he fought well. I was just throwing those knees to take his head off. Im not going to bug him for getting the decision.
Cole says he doesnt count this fight as a loss and, although hed be willing to rematch Gamburyan, he isnt calling for a re-do. Ive never wanted a rematch with anybody, Cole maintains.
A fight is a fight. If the UFC wants to make that happen, Ill rematch anybody. But, I dont want a rematch. For what? I fought the kind of fight I fight and he fought the way he fights. The judges made the wrong call, thats it. There is no need for a rematch.
If you haven't watched this fight already, it's worth the effort. Well, the first round was anyway...if for nothing else than the colossal clusterfuck the officiating. Seriously, one of the most astounding fuckjobs I've seen--while it still should have been stopped after the first, I still had Cole winning the rest of the fight--but one fucking idiot actually had him winning all 3.
And of course, nobody cares, because they're featherweights.
Seriously, this was as bad of a officiating as I've ever seen...


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C3 Transmission Swap - Grabbin' New Gears
We Install Keisler Engineering's New T45-RS Into A '69 C3
Alan L. Colvin
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The next step is to cut the tunnel hump. We used a $35 AmPro reciprocating air body saw to make the job very easy.
This is the Keisler tunnel cover.
We first need to place the cover down inside the tunnel to position it correctly in the new cut tunnel hole. We center the cover in the opening.
Next we use small C-clamps to lock the tunnel cover to the floorboard so it won't move.
We then raise the car up on the lift and drill out several holes through the new tunnel cover and through the floor board for the new boot trim ring. We use a 1/8" drill bit and will use a 1/8" rivet to anchor the cover.
We then lower the car, remove the C-clamps, take the tunnel cover out, run a small bead of 3M Body Sealant in the middle of the plate where it will seal to the underside of the tunnel. Then the cover is put back down through the tunnel hole and the drilled holes are lined up.
Now place the boot trim ring and the 1/8" spacer (placed on driver side of hole) on the tunnel cover and secure with multiple C-clamps. Make sure the boot trim ring, spacer and cover are lined up properly. Drill the 1/8" holes for the boot trim ring screws. You can now remove the clamps and boot trim ring for now.
Now place the boot trim ring and the 1/8" spacer (placed on driver side of hole) on the tunnel cover and secure with multiple C-clamps. Make sure the boot trim ring, spacer and cover are lined up properly. Drill the 1/8" holes for the boot trim ring screws. You can now remove the clamps and boot trim ring for now.
Now the tunnel work is complete for now. It's time to install the tranny.
Now raise the car back up. The first thing to do is to seam seal the tunnel cover from the bottom of the car and then you can paint to make the underside look clean. The next step is to dial in the bellhousing.
Here is the T45-RS ready for the install. You should have done all your preparatory steps that Keisler dictates in their install literature and the tranny should be ready to go at this point.
Lift the transmission assembly up (preferably on a tranny jack) to the back of the bellhousing and insert the input shaft into and through the clutch assembly. The lower left mounting bolt (arrow) is partially captured in front transmission case and requires an open end wrench. Make sure the back of the transmission is supported until the crossmember is installed.
This is the original crossmember with the new crossmember bracket and E-brake pulley assembly that Keisler manufactures in-house for this application.
This is the optional exhaust hanger bracket that also is used in conjunction with the crossmember for rear exit exhaust equipped cars. Our install did not use this bracket since our car had sidepipes.
Next, the crossmember is lifted into place.
Note the new rear mount location, a Keisler Engineering exclusive.
Next we install the E-brake cable pulley assembly.
The driveshaft is now installed.
Next we install the Keisler billet U-joint caps to the forged quick release slip yoke. Keisler only uses Neapco HD sealed solid hub U-joints.
Now the slip yoke is assembled.
A new speedometer cable is provided, including the calibrated driven gear for your tire size and rear differential ratio.
All of the original mechanical clutch release linkage is reassembled.
The lower left bolt is partially captured in the front casting due to the shape of the T45-RS maincase. The bolt is set to the transmission and tightened as the transmission is joined to the bellhousing. No big deal.
The reverse light switch is built into the transmission and Keisler provides the wiring harness that connects to the factory harness.
The transmission is now in and the assembly is now complete so it's time to button up the shifter up top.
The transmission is ready to receive the new shifter.
First, RTV sealant is applied to shifter sealing surface.
Next we set the shifter tower assembly to the T45-RS.
Tightening down the shifter tower.
Next we assemble and tighten the lower shift boot retainer screws.
Apply Loctite Blue to shifter handle bolt.
Assemble shifter handle to transmission.
Reassemble console...
...assemble fiber optic panel...
...and re-install the cigarette lighter.
Re-install the console top plate with the trick Keisler 5-speed pattern plate.
Apply Loctite Blue to shifter knob thread prior to installing the shifter ball.
The T45-RS install is now complete. Stay tuned for next month when we drive the C3 with this new tranny!
Get out of the slow lane! At just 2200 RPM you will be cruising at 68 to 83 MPH depending on what rear axle ratio your Corvette is currently equipped with. Check out this T45-RS speed table at www.keisler auto.com to dial in your own Vette!
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