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WASHINGTON — The road to confirmation will likely be long and difficult for the first Latino picked to serve in President Barack Obamas Cabinet during his second term.
The Obama administration on Monday tapped Thomas Perez, the assistant attorney general for civil rights at the Justice Department, to lead the Department of Labor.
Seen as an unabashed advocate for immigrant rights and other liberal causes, Perez is expected to play a leading role in Obamas efforts to overhaul immigration laws and raise the minimum wage.
Opponents are planning to block his nomination by painting him as a poster boy for big government who pushes an intrusive agenda, and they already have a bill of particulars prepared: that he blocked laws in Texas and South Carolina that require photo IDs at the polls and that a recent critical report by the Justice Department inspector general found that his division suffered from deep ideological polarization.
This is an unfortunate and needlessly divisive nomination, said Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., a senior member of the Senate Judiciary committee, which overseas the Justice Department. The top priority of the secretary of labor should be to create jobs and higher wages for American workers. But Mr. Perez has aggressively sought ways to allow the hiring of more illegal workers.
Speaking from the East Room of the White House, Obama described the Harvard University-trained lawyer born to immigrant parents from the Dominican Republic as a dedicated public servant whose upbringing and success reminds us of this countrys promise.
If youre willing to work hard, it doesnt matter who you are, where you come from, what your last name is, you can make it if you try, the president said. And Tom has made protecting that promise, for everybody, the cause of his life.
Before becoming the nations civil rights enforcer, Perez served as Marylands labor secretary for two years. He also served in the Health and Human Services Departments civil rights office under President Bill Clinton and was an aide to the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass.
If hes confirmed, Perez will replace another Latino, outgoing Secretary Hilda Solis, who resigned after Obamas first term. Latino groups concerned about a lack of diversity in the Cabinet praised Perezs selection. Labor groups see him as an ally.
Cathy Ruckelshaus, legal co-director at the National Employment Law Project who worked with Perez in Maryland, said he knew how to balance the needs of unions and employers.
Hes pretty unique, Ruckelshaus said. Hes balanced and fair, but also has a lot of passion for laws hes called upon to enforce.
His confirmation is no sure thing, foreshadowing another possibly nasty fight for an administration thats had to battle and even retreat from the field for some of its recent nominees. Obama withdrew U.N. Ambassador Susan Rices name for secretary of state after she became embroiled in a controversy surrounding the fatal Libyan consulate attack last September. Former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel endured a bruising Senate hearing before being confirmed as secretary of defense.
Detractors are likely to claim hes an aggressive advocate of race-conscious civil rights policies and that hes also not sufficiently protective of the rights of American citizen workers, said Rogers Smith, a political science professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Perez was greatly involved in the DOJs partisan full-court press to pressure Louisianas secretary of state to only enforce one side of the law the side that specifically benefits the politics of the president and his administration, at the expense of identity security of each and every Louisianan on the voter rolls, Vitter said in a statement.
If Perez makes it to the confirmation process, hell be asked about his opposition to voter ID laws in South Carolina which the courts upheld, but only with certain changes and in Texas, which the court blocked, saying the law would hurt minority voting and place a burden on the poor. Republicans, who have argued that the laws are needed to prevent fraud, saw the move as political.
Perez very likely will be asked about his earlier work as the president of the board of Casa de Maryland, an immigration advocacy group, which Sessions described as a fringe advocacy group.
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The report also dealt with a controversy involving Perezs role when the Justice Department dropped charges against someone associated with the New Black Panther Party, who allegedly had intimidated voters in Philadelphia on Election Day 2008. The report said Perez didnt intentionally mislead the U.S. Civil Rights Commission during a May 2010 hearing on the issue but that hed provided incomplete testimony, failing to mention that two political appointees had participated in the decision to drop the charges.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney brushed aside questions Monday about how Perez had responded to investigators when asked about the Black Panther case.
I would say that the criticism in the inspector general report . . . largely predated Tom Perez and even this administration, Carney said.
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S t i J ) i t i i ( I 1; M . t • ; ! (! i t i f rH !• FREEPORT BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK LIERARIAM ., ' ' UASS.M' CT.' HISTORICAL UUSE^JU ElStUliOiER PARK EAST UEACOir. N Y 11554 43rd YEAR, No. 45 THE LEABER FREEPORT'S omtmi NEWSPAPER FREEPORT. NEW YORK, MARCH 8.1979 PRICE 20* PER COPY V •11 II le Wilts Twice in Court Cases Officers Installed CSEA/Green Cases On At Woodward • ,^^, _., , - Sanitafion Dismissed HOLDING THE GAVEL OF OFRCE. Audrey Sander* (c.) of Freeport. newly InsUlled {iraaident of the Board of Directort ot Woodward Mental Health Center Jajlankediby^w aUfI otftoort. From (I. tor r.) are Irving Zipfnf second vlc8^)re8ldent; Joan'l.evy, aecrelary; Philip Rothtjium. treasurer, and Seymour:.Blum."tlr»t-vlce^>realdent^ The -Installation ceremony took.place VVedneaday nloht,-'Tebruary,,2&i_ during a dinner meeting at the Cenfer. ;• • Village Clerk Upheld In Ab£^ltf<^Bollbt FREEPOBT - Village Ocrk Tom De Vincnoo has been upheld b;r • Nassau County Supreme Oxirt Judge Beatrice Bont^ ia a sod brought against him by Viliage Trustee Wayne Jordan, a candidate for reflection in the March 20ui villas;e election. Jordan had broo^t a lawsuit against De Vincenzo, to require him to provide a member of the Democrat's campaign staff with absentee ballot applications, wfaidi could then be mailed by his ptditical party to but-oi-town college students. against fraud tn the inspection of the.application and the ballot, she pointed out that "reason and logic do not prevail" for. pursuant to BectioQ Law the applications forms4ibI] be snppQal only upon the request of trc, person aathorired to vofte,-his or her spouse, parent or child, a person residing with the applicant as a ^jnember-of his hotisehdd or the ._," - ^ v^ — applicant's duly authorized ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W b T ^ ^ . ' ^ ^ Harriet KuriandSnrti^ Jordan had argued that the practice of distributing the applications biy other than the derk of the election fm Freeport. De Vincenzo)' is"fblk7wed by the Nassau County Board of ElMtions and *-i>y many other election boards throughout the State." De N^ncenzo argued that a. letter be had received from the Ijtew-yortSute-Board of Hec- ' tkns, the enforcement agency for ^^—.:?tcdts&]yca zsisdividasl basis to^ those-entitled to receive them. •j'-Tbe-Vmage Clerk ooted.that be. ' bad asked for the written deter-miiu^ oD from the Election Board ; because there had been a dispute - t, dtsiag tbe'1975 village dectioo : . - campaign..- -,.-b her opinion. Judge purstein ' noted that tfae. <fispote was not bow absentee baUots axe (fis* "^ -~ ftSmted dsewbere or at « prev- . ions, fine. .^Ttipr'firactke aiid ^" 7'napbpdert's motiyatignf." abe . wrote,-"ant bjott Itirieraiit to, tbe. issue at.' Vaxi- ttspaoiax's naOeilhttim/'' - __ _ . jaagBT "• • •h»e-Vg>ie=43qC .ofni&ia.^ the ^ Jaw: ^ipGeaUe; to i^ge^ -tlections tcgmiea • > - "quaBfied eiectnr.'wbe dcjJrea,>. baBot. to. make wiAtea appiici^ fSoo to tb^ v3bge derk oo. •iarai' prescdbed by the tfatebocrdoT ", cfcriiOBS-'and SBppfied by the TiBacecieifc. Aftboa^ Bntsteia '.notes thexe . ate <a£q;Batds bad^^requerted 100 appIicalkMMr— did not Kffl«tKn'My~eirOMic^ categSfcs. ' • •' . Pe Vincenzo said he antld-. pated other lawsuits by the politial candidates.' "This is a cfaeap'^way for a candidate to gennate pubfidty." he charged. -'Tbe absentee baDots are bot a • sign£Rcant factor' in Village electioas. Tbere may be 50 to 100 ssdi ' badoU. depending on wfaptber it is a mayoralty eiectioo, oat of maiy" thousands of vofes cast.: and the absentee -votes .fividc-jecty evenly among 'nudofcandicbtes."- —_..,-__•._. Bofcii>-that, FREEPORT - VUlage resident Audrey Sanders vb-as installed as the new president of the Woodward Mental Health Center Wednesday night. February 28, at the Cditer's annual board of directors' dinner-meeting. Swxart ing in Sanders, and the rest of the slate of officers and members of the board of directors, was Thel-ma Schroones of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Schmones is Chief, Facilities {Yojects Grants and Manpower Development, Rehabilitation Services Adminlstradon. Commenting on Sanders' assumption of the presidency, the HEW spokesperson noted that this is the first time in the' 22-year, hlstoiy oLihe Frceport-based facility that a woKuia bas1>e& B£- 'tect£d as tlie-ddef-officer ofthe- - Vbax6 of directors. ,Stie pointed bat. libwever, .that, the feminine touch lias never really been lacking at Woodward, given its active volunteer group, and tlie presence over that span of time of its Executive-Director, Gertrude Berman. Woodward Mental Health Center's other officers are Seymour Blum, First Vice-President; Irv-bg Zipin, Second Vice-President; IMip Rothblum. Treasurer; Joan Levy, Secretary; and James Led-erer and Morton Pollak, Past Presidents. Board members are Fred Aocarino. Lawrence EDner. Robert Erwig, Jadith Evall, Martin Gach. Bas-Ami .G,rodfflan, Charles Lazarus. Larry Levy, Daniel Mandel. Mvron Mills, Marvin Price,'Adolf Spsenman, Jr., Martiti Rotiibtum. Andrew " (Cont.onPageie) Fireman Dedicate Memorial T o ^ - FallenJDommde^ FREEPORT - The private caning of village resident's garbage will probably begin by March 15. Mayor William H. White said at Mondsy night's village board'meeting. The prediction was'ln respon&e to a scries of questions asked by a representative of the local CSEA unit. White referred to a Supreme Court decision rendered earlier in the day — Monday, March 5 — which dismissed a petition brought against the village by the CSEA. "Now." White said, "he (the private carter. Five Counties Carting] can go full blast." . Although the contract with Rve Counties was approved by the board of trustees on January 29, two law suits had sloM^ed down its implementation. The CSEA case was the second of the tM-o. both of which have Ijcen decided in the village's favor. , The CSEA had claimed that the village's contract with . Five Counties was the awarding of a "franchise." for which there must first be. their brief said, a public hearing. In his decision. Judge Beriuud McCaffrey quoted Webster's definition that a franchise b a contract for public woriu or public services. Semantics should not t>e the issue, the Judge said, basing his decision instead on sections of ' the State village law which says that a village can collect garbage either directly through its employees or by contacting contracting with another person. Another section of the law, McCaffrey pointed to as he dismissed the CSEA's petition, specilies the powers of the t>oard of trustees and allows them to grant such a contract. In the other sanitation law suit, a Freeport resident,-Dorothy Green, had asked to "have the low bid voided because the bidder did not submit a complete operational ~ plan explaining exactly how each odDection route would be covered. _ in {good weather or bad. Tbe'viDjige cooteoded that thir was a "minor technicality." and the award of the contract to the low bidder, rather than a higher bidder, was in the best Interests of the tnmayers who would save about $450,000 a year (over what had been estimated the municipal department would-cost)-with the low bid contract. State Supreme Court Justice Andrew DiPaola dismissed the law suit, stating that there were no legal- gtounda. DlPabla .said that the a^ardiag of the «(Mitract to Five Counties was. within the discretion of the village board. A village spokesperson pointed out this week that the- current issue of Reader's Digest contains an. article detailing now municipalities throughout the nation are going to private carting for the :economics realized. Petferauace Bond WmCotneWlth TbeCootract Mayor White also told Joanne Schrank. of the CSEA. Monday evening that the carter's performance l>ond will be delivered with the contract. He agreed that it would only be for the first year pointing out that the contract specified that the bond be posted for each year in the amount of each year's contracted cost. In answer to a question posed by Ellen Extract, another resident and a candidate for Village Board.— White noted that the 60 days during which the municipal sanitation employees were to - -remain-on the village's payroll—— unless _thcy_were-pl«tyd some- 1 V-. where else — had not expired and (Cool. onPioi~15r~' FREEPORT - A special memorial will ~t>e dedicated by this Freeport Fue Department to their late brother firemah. Jerry P. Cotignota. Tbe cerernonies will t>e held Sunday March II, at Village Han beginning 1 pm.~and the public is invited to attend. Tbe special memorial has been created by the firemen of En^ne~ Company, who foagtrt side-tnr side with Cotignola onta bis death to a fire on tne Freeport MalTin Jasnaty. 1978.- Fbnowiag the dedication, the be bid -told: tiie .Detnbcxat's , 'attorney; Afvin Doffman. ibat be^ cbold; caS (be New Yot*-State: BowdofEIcctinnsfeeaa In expectation of anothear- uwsiut: before Elecdon Da^y. De VbioeazD said tbat. in 1973, ajcandidatr had; lost one in en ytteaipt to dumge (Cant on Page 16) . MieiJuial '"wgi- be petuuueudjp' placed bi tbe-vestibale «f VilUte Han. dear the main.cintraaoe.lo^.fASMIONS ON PARADE. 94mbmt of'tlw oammitlM. piMnbtg a Aand as: s tnooanientvtd tbe nibil^«Mon sbo«i for.the Cittiotle OHigMar* of America, vieot to dbebp faifretm iae tnbte's I t5iine to f6 dfeaitBya. a-to4oie- -diacma tht4vttU^Ttm thorn wllttoatiaki Tiiawtiy. Martiti 27,-4pm^al . Mayor IVaSam While- and other nOtgc- &ffatuie% are expected to attend tiie'dedication deremony.' . . ' tha Fraeoon Mamoriai Ubrarv. 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NCAA Game Summary - San Diego State at Washington
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Final Score: Washington 21, San Diego State 12
Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Keith Price threw for 222 yards and a touchdown to lead the Washington Huskies as they picked up a 21-12 victory in their season opener over the San Diego State Aztecs at CenturyLink Field.
Bishop Sankey led the Huskies (1-0) on the ground with 66 yards and a touchdown while Austin Seferian-Jenkins led all receivers with 82 yards on nine catches. Kasen Williams contributed 75 yards and a touchdown on six catches for Washington, which is using CenturyLink Field while Husky Stadium undergoes renovations. Travis Feeney had a big time performance with five tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack, and a forced fumble.
In his debut with the program after transferring from Oregon State, Ryan Katz paced San Diego State (0-1) by completing 10-of-19 passes for 128 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Katz also rushed for 77 yards. Walter Kazee led the Aztecs' rushing attack with 86 yards on nine attempts. Nat Berhe tied for a team-high with eight tackles and recovered a fumble for SDSU.
The Huskies opened up scoring as Sankey capped off a seven-play drive with a two-yard touchdown run that gave the home team an early lead at the 9:23 mark of the opening period. Price threw his first touchdown pass of the season with 2:35 left in the first quarter as he connected with Williams for an eight-yard score. Travis Coons converted the extra point to make Washington's lead 14-0.
The Aztecs answered with a big play in the opening seconds of the second quarter as Katz connected with Tim Vizzi for a 47-yard touchdown pass. A failed two-point conversion by SDSU kept the Huskies' lead at 14-6. Neither team managed to score again before the end of the first half.
Washington's defense helped extend the lead as Will Shamburger returned a fumble 44 yards for a score to give it a 21-6 lead with just over ten minutes left in the third frame.
SDSU crept back early in the final frame as Adam Muema capped off an 11-play drive with a one-yard touchdown run. The Aztecs once again failed to convert a two-point conversion try which left them trailing on the scoreboard, 21-12.
The Aztecs stopped Washington on the ensuing possession, but their comeback fell short when a 10-play, 76-yard drive which took up nearly five minutes of the fourth quarter ended with a turnover on downs.
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We went to the Turtle Bay last night for the annual "North Shore Film Festival" to watch the Imaginarium videos, Blow Up by Billabong, and our very own Surprise Excitement Party. The highlight of my night was meeting Larry Bertlemann—when we were kids we'd imitate his laybacks on our skateboards. He was cruising with fellow 70s star Rory Russell and Chris and Bobby Owens. That's one of the coolest things about the North Shore—you can run into people you grew up idolizing at any moment.
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It might be flat—but an evening spent sipping a Turtle Bay Mai Tai is enough to make you forget about surfing at all. This is paradise after all: Waves or not, you just have to soak it all in.
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- Actual 1935 frame
- 700R4 automatic transmission
- Outlaw fiberglass body
- Currie 9 inch
- Ram Jet 350cid V8
- Vintage Air air conditoning
Time to think outside the Ford box. This 1935 Chevrolet 3-window coupe is for the guy who loves the classic shape, but thinks the Ford 3-window is just too ordinary. Thanks to the guys at Outlaw Fiberglass, it's possible to build a super-clean 3-window coupe with Bowtie DNA flowing through its veins, and this black and red rod has been stuffed full of all the best parts to create a unique Chevy that can be driven cross-country and shown at a national level.
Finished in classic red over black, there's no doubt that this pro-built rod is ready for prime time. As good as fiberglass bodies have gotten, you don't get a rod this nice by just pulling it out of the crate and spraying paint. There are hundreds of hours tied up in the surface of this Chevy, buffing, sanding, fitting, adjusting, and polishing, and it has really paid off big. The shape is familiar, but subtly different than what you expect, which is exactly what this Chevy is about. Fit and finish are superb, and the upright Chevy grille combined with the solid hood sides gives it a cool long nose/short deck look that's pure hot rod. The paint is two-stage urethane, and as a result the finish is deep enough to swim in, with a beautifully executed and superbly simple silver pinstripe dividing the red and black layers. Body mods include shaved emblems and door handles, a flush-fitting gas cap lid, and the slight rake on the roof, giving the side windows a subtle wedge shape. A billet grille and large headlights give it a smooth yet old-fashioned look that I like a lot more than the tiny King Bee headlights on most rods, and the tail lights appear to lifted from a 1937 Ford for a period-correct look.
The great thing about building a Chevy rod is that you won't hear any critics complaining that the engine doesn't match the body. In this case, there's a 350 Ram Jet under the three-piece steel hood, and it has been fully detailed to match the body. A lot of work went into hiding the plumbing and electrical under color-matched and hand-fabricated steel covers. The distinctive Ram Jet intake makes big power and torque, yet idles like a production car thanks to modern fuel injection technology. The polished accessories and serpentine belt drive are from Billet Specialties, while the air cleaner, water pump neck, and fuel line are from Street and Performance. A big aluminum Walker radiator keeps it cool, assisted by a powerful electric fan, and there's a transmission cooler stashed up front as well. The thing that strikes you most is how well-coordinated and designed it all is, the essence of hot rodding, but executed to a very high standard.
Underneath, however, you'll find a genuine 1935 Chevrolet frame, suitably enhanced for use under the coupe body. The transmission is a 700R4 4-speed automatic overdrive, so it cruises effortlessly, and out back there's a Currie 9-inch rear that's been finished to show standards, and you'll note the oil pan, transmission pan, and rear end sport matching finned aluminum. The front suspension is a standard hot rod setup with upper and lower A-arms and coil-over springs, while the rear is suspended on a polished 4-bar. The entire exhaust system has been ceramic coated, so it'll look that good forever, and a custom aluminum fuel tank was fabricated just for this car and feeds the small block up front thanks to -6 braided stainless lines. Billet Specialties also handled the rolling stock, with staggered 17×6 front and 20×9 rear wheels wearing 205/40/17 and 245/40/20 performance radials, respectively.
Blazing red leather is the interior theme, and the execution is flat-out jaw-dropping. Created by Chuck Hanna, the incredible driver's compartment is built around a pair of deeply bolstered Acura Integra sport seats that have been fully refinished, including the knobs and controls. Artful door panels continue the exterior theme, with black and red leather separated by aluminum trim that matches the billet door handles. Stewart-Warner gauges were fitted to the smoothed dash, along with a pair of cool eyeball vents for the Vintage Air HVAC system. An Ididit steering column has been topped by a matching red leather wheel, while a powerful AM/FM/CD stereo head unit is housed in its own overhead console. The trunk is not just a place for luggage and tools anymore, either, with matching red and black leather, sculpted panels, and trick polished hinges with hydraulic struts.
All the paperwork and manuals that came with the various components that went into this rod are all included with the sale of the car. This is extremely important for future servicing, and makes this one of the most thoroughly documented builds we've featured in a long time.
So if you're looking for something a little different from the run-of-the-mill Ford, this awesome '35 Chevy is a fantastic choice. Professionally built at a cost of over $100,000, it's simply spectacular in person and poised to start collecting some seriously big trophies. If your fashion tastes run more towards bow ties, perhaps this is your kind of rod. Fully sorted and expertly finished, it is an top choice for the upcoming cruise season. An extremely polished rod that couldn't be duplicated for the asking price.
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- Chevrolet
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- Coupe
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- Passenger Car
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- Street Rod
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- 6629
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- Gasoline
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- Heads
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- Fuel Specification
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- Electronic Fuel Injection
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Automatic
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- Entertainment System Type
- AM/FM Single CD
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- Trunk
- Battery Shut Off
- None
- Battery Charger
- None
- Power Steering
- No
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Red
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- Bucket
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- Leather
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- Center Console
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- Body Style
- Coupe
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Red & Black
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- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Double A-arm
- Rear Suspension Type
- 4-Link
- Axle Specification
- Currie 9"
- Front Wheel Specification
- 17x7.5"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 20x8.5"
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- Drum
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- Chambered
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- Restored
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- Component Manuals. No build receipts or photos
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For Immediate Release: May 23, 2011
The Alexandria Waterfront Committee will hold its annual Waterfront Walk on Saturday, June 4 at 9 a.m. The walk will begin at the bulkhead in Windmill Hill Park, 501 S. Union St., and continue north along the Waterfront to Oronoco Bay Park.
This annual event provides Committee members the opportunity to assess operational conditions and issues along the Waterfront. This year's walk will review potential changes to the Waterfront core area outlined in the Waterfront Small Area Plan.
In addition, the Waterfront Committee has scheduled a workshop to discuss the Waterfront Small Area Plan on Thursday, May 26. The workshop will be held in the Chet and Sabra Avery Conference Room, City Hall Room 2000, 301 King St. at 4 p.m.
Established by City Council in 1989, the Alexandria Waterfront Committee's purpose is to study and deal with issues relating to private and commercial uses of the waterfront. The Committee is composed of 15 members who represent a particular neighborhood, community or City committee. The Waterfront Committee meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 a.m. in Room 2000 of City Hall, 301 King St.
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Nothing compares to that sacred moment on Friday nights when we strip ourselves of our work clothes, order a pepperoni pizza (extra cheese), and uncork that scrumptious bottle of red we picked up on the way home because the label looked cute. I mean really, we just want to end the evening relaxing with either tears in our eyes or yelling at the screen at the mother who is trying to relive her version of the dream wedding through her daughter's special day. Sadly, our other favorite series "Four Weddings" moved to Thursday– which just isn't the same. The show groups women who have never met before to attend and judge one other's weddings in order to win a dream honeymoon. Midweek nights are tough TV nights though, so when we get that alone time with TLC's brides on Friday, we hunker down and prepare to judge those gowns.
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A beloved assistant principal at Liza Jackson Preparatory School has passed away unexpectedly.
Phyllis Green, 61, died early Thursday after she suffered an apparent aneurysm, said Terri Roberts, the chief executive officer at Liza Jackson.
"We're all just devastated right at the moment," she said. "Phyllis was one special person."
Green was brought on as one of the founding educators at the K-8 charter school in Fort Walton Beach after she called Roberts to inquire about a position there. She told Roberts that she was excited about the possibilities a charter school could offer and wanted to be a part of it.
Green ended up being one of the first three people Roberts hired.
"She was so creative and had a lot of vision," Roberts said. "She helped shape the school."
The longtime educator was the assistant principal for grades six, seven and eight, and never hesitated to act when she saw something that could be improved.
"She was like my right-hand person," Principal Mary Gunter said. "I just loved her."
Green was well-liked by students. They frequently sought her out when they had an issue to work through, Gunter said.
"She knew how to fix things and she knew how to build things," Gunter said. "… She could do just about anything."
Green was equally respected by the teachers she oversaw.
"As a boss, she allowed great people to do great things around her," said teacher Tucker Handley. "As a mentor she believed in me when I doubted myself."
Handley, who has taught at Liza Jackson since it opened, said Green was his first boss in education.
"She didn't try to micromanage anybody. She let people do their thing," he said. "I loved her. I love her."
Green spent time at two Niceville schools before she came to Liza Jackson.
She started in 1980 at Plew Elementary, where she eventually would teach second, third, fourth and sixth grades before moving to Ruckel Middle School in 1988 to teach eighth grade science, according to her biography on the Liza Jackson website.
She worked at Ruckel until 2001, when she joined Liza Jackson.
The married mother of four also had a great love for the outdoors and her Australian shepherds, Gunter said.
She was an avid hiker who never missed an opportunity to share her love of the environment with students, she added.
Green's profile on the school's website also says she enjoyed "gardening, reading and playing with the pets."
A phone call had gone out to all parents of Liz Jackson students as of Thursday, but specific plans were still in the works, Gunter said.
A plan will be in place before students return from winter break Jan. 7, Roberts said.
"She's been such a big part of everything, it's going to be really, really hard for a lot of us going back," Roberts said. "So, so hard."
Details about a memorial service and funeral arrangements were unclear Thursday, she said.
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The National Library of Medicine's search system for health information. Contains millions of references to articles published in biomedical and life sciences journals. Many references have links to full-text articles in PubMedCentral, a free digital archive. Most PubMed references are MEDLINE citations.
Journals and Magazines
The library has many journals and professional publications pertaining to vision care and ophthalmic dispensing. A few key titles are listed below:
Contact Lens Spectrum
Eyecare Business
Eyecare Professional Magazine
Review of Optometry
Vision Monday
Are you looking for a specific journal or magazine? Click the Find Journals tab on the library website. You can search or browse by journal or magazine title or browse by subject in such categories as Health & Biological Sciences > Ophthalmology & Optometry or Business & Economics. If you need an article from a magazine or journal at another library, you may request it through interlibrary loan.
Finding Books and More in the Library
Use the library catalog to find books, videos and other resources on vision care technology and related topics. You can begin searching in the Find Books tab on the library homepage. Here are some of the many subjects to use in your search:
Would you prefer an ebook? Although each of the library's ebooks is included individually in the library catalog, you can also search for ebooks within a specific collection. Follow this link for a list of the library's ebook collections. Quick tip: ebrary, a collection of thousands of ebooks on scholarly topics, has numerous titles pertaining to vision care technology.
Reference Resources
Want an overview of your topic? Need to check a fact or find the meaning of a word or concept? A reference resource or a textbook is often the best place to begin your research or to look up specific information. Here are just a few of the many reference resources (e.g., dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, handbooks, manuals) and textbooks that may be useful in your research:
Bartlett, J. D. (Ed.). (2010). Ophthalmic drug facts (21st ed.). St. Louis, MO: Wolters Kluwer Health. CALL NUMBER: Reference RE994.O64 21st ed. 2010
Benjamin, W. J. (Ed.). (2006). Borish's clinical refraction (2nd ed.). St. Louis, MO: Butterworth Heinemann Elsevier. CALL NUMBER: Reference RE925.B62 2006
Bennett, E. S., & Henry, V. A. (2009). Clinical manual of contact lenses (3rd ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer Health Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. CALL NUMBER: Reference/Reserve/Reserve Three-Weeks RE977.C6 2009
Friedman, N. J., & Kaiser, P. K. (Eds.). (2009). The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary illustrated manual of ophthalmology (3rd ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier. CALL NUMBER: Reference/Reserve Three-Weeks RE48.9.F75 2009
Ledford, J. K., & Hoffman, J. (Eds.). (2008). Quick reference dictionary of eyecare terminology (5th ed.). Thorofare, NJ: SLACK. CALL NUMBER: Reference RE21.H64 2008
Shukla, A. V. (2009). Clinical optics primer for ophthalmic medical personnel: A guide to laws, formulae, calculations, and clinical applications. Thorofare, NJ: SLACK. CALL NUMBER: Reserve Three-Weeks QP457.S555 2009
Spalton, D. J., Hitchings, R. A., Hunter, P. A. (Eds.). (2005). Atlas of clinical ophthalmology (3rd ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier. CALL NUMBER: Reference RE71.A85 2005
Sutton, A. L. (Ed.). (2008). Eye care sourcebook (3rd ed.). Detroit, MI: Omnigraphics. CALL NUMBER: Reference RE51.O64 2008
Wade, N. J. (1998). A natural history of vision. Cambridge, MA: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. CALL NUMBER: Reserve/Reserve Three-Weeks/Stacks QP475.W24 1998
Quick tip: Gale Virtual Reference Library has a large collection of online, medical reference books that may be of interest.
Internet Resources
The websites in this selective list will lead you to a wealth of information pertaining to eyes and vision.
All About Vision
University of Iowa Health Care. Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Eye Resources on the Internet
SUNY College of Optometry. Harold Kohn Vision Science Library. Eyesites
MedlinePlus. Eyes and Vision
National Institutes of Health. National Eye Institute (NEI)
Prevent Blindness America
Professional Organizations
Professional organization websites often provide valuable, discipline-specific information as well as links to quality resources in the field. Here are just a few of the many professional vision care organizations:
American Board of Opticianry/National Contact Lens Examiners
American Optometric Association
Contact Lens Society of America
National Academy of Opticianry
National Federation of Opticianry Schools
New York State Society of Opticians
Opticians Association of America
The Vision Council


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At the end of the road on the tiny burr of the prickly Maine coast where my relatives live is a lighthouse. It's square and squat and has long been automated, augmented by an ugly modern beacon on a concrete pylon just offshore.
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I confess that I, like marketers and souvenir-shop owners, have profited from the allure of the New England lighthouse. A daily journalist who only halfheartedly accepted an assignment from a publisher to write a book about the lights, I quickly found myself sucked in by stories vastly more dramatic than the ones I was covering in my day-to-day job: stories of terror and tragedy and hardship, heroism and mystery and death.
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At Gay Head Light, on the western end of Martha's Vineyard, visitors are allowed into the red-brick lantern tower, where they can watch the two lights rotate–and take in extraordinary sunsets over the Aquinnah Cliffs and surf below.
Maine's Cape Elizabeth and Portland Head lights were immortalized by the artist Edward Hopper, and Ten Pound Island Light, off Cape Ann, by both Fitz Henry Lane and Winslow Homer.
For me, though, the region's quintessential lighthouse is Cape Cod's Nobska Point Light–especially when thousands of runners sweep past it during summer's annual Falmouth Road Race (August 9 this year). Portland Head also serves as the picturesque finish for a road race: the annual Beach to Beacon (August 1 this year), founded by Olympian and local resident Joan Benoit Samuelson.
In an ironic reversal of artistic tradition, Hopper's depiction of Maine's Monhegan Island Light was used as a guide to rebuild the assistant keeper's cottage, which now houses the Monhegan Museum's art gallery–perhaps the only museum that not only exhibits works of art but was inspired by one.
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Tuttle-Newhall, has been active for many years in the Association of Women Surgeons, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.
"Women bring a different and useful perspective to surgery. Currently more than 50 percent of applicants to medical school are women, and more than 30 percent of all surgery residents are women. Surgery, as a field, needs to continue to shed its historically unfriendly image to women-in-training in order to move into a new and productive era in the new millennium. The Association of Women Surgeons is working hard through its efforts with the American College of Surgeons to address any issue that may be perceived as barriers," Tuttle-Newhall said.
To encourage more women to specialize in surgery, we need to see more women surgeons in leadership roles, Tuttle-Newhall added.
"People might be surprised to learn that there are fewer than 35 full professors of surgery who are women in the United States, fewer division chiefs, and certainly, department chairs. The Association of Women Surgeons is helping women to break that glass ceiling by offering mentoring and guidance at any stage in their careers. It is a great organization that has been pivotal in my career. I am proud to be a part of it, and honored to be chosen as its president this year."
Tuttle-Newhall held tenure at Duke University Medical Center as an Associate Professor of Surgery before she joined Saint Louis University's faculty two years ago. She also had been the United Network for Organ Sharing liver transplant program director, transplant surgery fellowship director and attending physician in critical care.
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Wong is student who wants to give back to her community through her physical therapy profession. Her leadership involvement through various church communities, homeless ministries, and missions oriented service trips, demonstration of academic excellence both inside and outside the classroom setting, and professional aspirations to serve the underserved populations prove her to be a worthy recipient for this award.
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The neurology division session will be held in the SLU School of Medicine, 1402 So. Grand, Schwitalla Hall, lecture hall 1. The entrance is through the Learning Resource Center, 3544 Caroline Mall. Douglas Kirsch, M.D. will present "There And Back Again: A Brief History of Sleep Medicine."
Kirsch is a board-certified neurologist and sleep specialist, having trained at the Department of Neurology at the University of Rochester and at the Sleep Disorders Center at the University of Michigan.
He is in clinical practice but also involved in academic education and research. Previously a faculty member at University of Michigan, he returned to his home town of Boston, where he is currently a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School and is a faculty member of the Brigham and Women's Hospital sleep medicine fellowship program, one of the AASM's Comprehensive Academic Sleep Programs of Distinction.
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I've been waiting for someone to give me a cogent reason why Glenn Beck is crazy, and I got it in song format! It's too bad its laced with profanity, but then again profanity is the nectar of the intelligence gods. I'm willing to put up with a little bit if it means finally realizing why Glenn Beck is such a dummy.
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Edit: My mistake, he came clean and said he used some "low dosage" orals during his home run race with Sosa.
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Stann, Militech and Johnson were already mentioned, I'd add Florian and then Bonnar to that list, and that's not even considering OG commentators like Bas, Trigg, etc.
sonnen has developed a niche, and that's all well and good for him, but among the people I personally, physically know, the guys that like him most are the guys who are proud of being a redneck and 9 times out of 10 want the American guy to win. they got into sonnen at first because Anderson was foreign, didn't speak English and came off as an aloof douche. With sonnen, they can pretend they're in on his joke, and the xenophobia/class discrimination/racism are just a bonus.
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Council accused of misleading public about Ulverston hall's cash woes
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A STRUGGLING Ulverston venue is too important to be allowed to close, it has been claimed.
Town councillors vowed on Monday to ensure the Coronation Hall stayed open for business – and accused the district council of misrepresenting its financial woes.
Councillor Colin Pickthall said there had been warning signs that South Lakeland District Council, which runs the building, has plans to dispose of the popular venue – which costs more than £900 a day to keep open.
Councillors attacked comments made by Councillor Graham Vincent, SLDC portfolio holder for communities and well-being, saying his figures on the hall's operating costs were deliberately misleading.
Cllr Pickthall told a meeting of the town council: "We would never be forgiven, any of us, if we let the Coronation Hall slide. I don't think we will but we need to get on with that now."
Councillor Janette Jenkinson said: "The Coronation Hall is costly, we have to face facts, but it has a huge place in the hearts of Ulverstonians. It has become a focal point for the whole area and none of us want to see that go."
A number of councillors said the running costs quoted for the building were misleading because they included salaries to management.
Councillor Phil Lister said: "I think you will find that the Coronation Hall is on much stronger financial footing if you separate it from management costs."
Cllr Vincent said the Coronation Hall was not viable and dismissed the criticism of the hall's corporate costs, saying they were unavoidable.
He claimed corporate costs worked out at £274 per day – meaning that even without them the hall would still be facing a £632 daily shortfall.
He added: "I welcome the town council's commitment to the Coro but there is still a fundamental problem."
Cllr Vincent said he would be happy to meet with town councillors to discuss the issue further but gave no assurances over the hall's future.
He said: "If there is a future for the Coronation Hall outside of the council, I think that is quite appropriate.
"If people can do things better than we do they should be allowed to do that."
First published at 16:21, Wednesday, 13 February 2013
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A cash crisis? A loss making venue? And yet they turn away a second "Buffers Reunion" evemt, after the first one filled the place and made a fair few quid - because it's not the sort of event they want? It's all about bums on seats as I remember from my days working in entertainment?
Do you think this is the First time the Public has been mislead by any Furness Councils, I suspect Not?
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Many of today's wheels look like they would be more at home on a late-model Mercedes than a classic car. Finally, there is an alternative! New Gen Wheels brings back classic styling using modern manufacturing techniques. These designs are 3D-milled out of 6061-T6 forged billet, which differentiate them from any "flat spoke," two-dimensional wheel, and are far superior to any similarly designed cast wheels. A three-piece constructed wheel means availability from 18x7.5 to 18x15, in 0.50-inch increments. And for a custom-built chassis, these can be ordered to fit the most common modern upgrades, such as aftermarket big-brakes, mini-tubbed muscle cars, and all other chassis upgrades. Finish options include powdercoat, brushed, clearcoat, and custom. For more information, call New Gen Wheels at 866.694.5940 or click on over to newgenwheels.com.
Stealth AntiRoll bar
The newest innovation in rear suspension control is Chassisworks' ball-end antiroll bar with integrated framerail mounts. The unique design provides maximum exhaust clearance by placing the antiroll bar close against the vehicle's underbody with no bulky mounts placed along the framerail. The key to the tucked-away installation is the threaded weld-in mounting sleeves installed directly through each framerail. Billet bushing housings screw in from the outside of each framerail to capture the ball ends of the bar with low-friction polymer bearings. The antiroll bar assembly includes a 7⁄8-inch road-handling or 1¼-inch drag race, heat-treated torsion bar with splined ends and billet aluminum arms. Complete kits start at $459 and are available for purchase through cachassisworks.com or call them direct at 888.388.0205.
Spring Locators
COMP Cams introduces two new valvespring locators for LS valvesprings with 0.520-inch guides. Older standard shims will not hold up to the extreme spring pressures and high rpm found in today's engines. COMP Cams offers a simple but effective solution to this problem: a thin, hardened steel alloy seat that will not only protect the head and shim but will also locate and hold the spring in place. Adding to an already extensive line of locators, COMP engineers have created two new ones specifically for LS applications: The first set of locators (PN 4872-16) are designed for COMP Beehive Springs with 0.520-inch guides (PN 26918). The second set (PN 4873-16) fit COMP Dual LS Valve Springs with 0.520-inch guides (PN 26925). Designed with an inner diameter locating shoulder, these new spring seats will keep your LS springs seated perfectly for a more stable valvetrain. Get more information at compcams.com or call 800.999.0853.
Charge it all!
Optima Batteries adds an all-new product to their roster with the Optima Chargers Digital 1200 Battery Charger. This battery charger enhances the performance of Optima and other AGM batteries, recovers deeply discharged batteries, and extends battery life. It also features a tri-color LCD display for charging and offers one of the best user interfaces on the market. Other innovative features include an integrated LED work light with ergonomically designed DC charging clamps, quick-set selections that prompt users with a quick and easy selection of charge profiles by battery type, of battery maintainer, by connection type, and USB charging for iPads, iPhones, and other devices such as cameras and phones. "This is our brand's first truly new product in years, and the Optima Chargers Digital 1200 Battery Charger is something the market has been asking for and is something enthusiasts need," said Cam Douglass, director of product development and marketing for Optima Batteries. For more information, call Optima at 888.867.8462, or visit them on the Internet at optimabatteries.com.


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