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ToL 7 No. 7. OFFICIAL FAFEB OF FREEPOBT THE NASSAU POST, FKEKPOST, N. T., FBIDAT, MABCH 16, 1917. OFFICIAL PAPER OF NASSAU COINTT. PRICE TWO CI on MEN AGAINST RESnUCnNG VOTE Alien Element in Popu¬ lation Centers Has Great Weight lBp«clal iJorre»pontl*nt-«. I Albany, March l.'i.—The leglslatur i bas Kone on record, ao far as the sen¬ ate Judiciary committee Ih concerned, as favorkiK tbe iiaaaage and enactment of the concurrent restdutlou Introducetl by Senator Elon U. Brown of Water- town, temporary president of the sen¬ ate. This proviUes that after llrj<> n,« person w Uo at that time is uot entitled to vote shall lie fieruiltted to do so un¬ less such iirospet'tlve voter is able i • both read aud write the English Ian guage. It may be that the great personal influence of Senator Brown had soiij. weight in having the resoluiion fav.ir- ably rept>rte(i from the Judi.-iary com¬ mittee, t>r the views of the member' may have been such that they regard¬ ed the proposition as a worthy oiiii aud did not consider the opposition t i tbe measure. At any rale. It will soon be on the senate t-alendar, and if it passes that hou.se It will go to the a.s sembiy for consideration. Msaaura Has Many Enemies. The Brown bill, known as the IU- «racy t««t, has many enemies. Thi;i fact develojied at the public hearing, during which many arguments wein WT Perkii'K of ^Iv York elty, the well known fliiancier, as a member of the foods and markets commission as pro- |K>Hed. It r« understood that he will be name<I. I^iose wbo are urging tbe ap- |)olntment by rfie governor of Mr. Per kins point ont thnt his Interest In tbe proposed new commission Is based uiKin public spiritedness and that he will bring to the commission his broad business knowledge, which cannot fall to be a |)enetlt In the administration of the proposetl coniblnetl agricultural and weights antl measures depart¬ ments. Mr. Perkins. It will l>e remem¬ bered, played an Important part In the work t)f Investigating the prt>dnce and dairy affairs of the state, which was used as a part of the framework for the foods IMld markets bill. Because Asseiftblynian Callahan of New Vork, leader of the Henifx-rats hi the lt)wer house, has coinleiniietl the Wicks cominiltee hill it Is taken that the members of tho minority party vvill oppose It when it comes np for linal passage in the as.st-mbly. man Callahan has i-hara measiire,7as one erected for Ihe piirp.ise of pn|f.)nage. He has Introdu.ed a bill of Ills own upon the same subject, yet (piite (IllTeieut. since it provides for a bond issue for tin- purpose of establishliig terminal markets In the cities of the state fo sell prt^duco at cost or with a small profit to the state Can Nova/ Meet Deficiencies. The apiuoval of the euiergency ap I)roprlati.)u bill by the governor has now made it possible fo meet the de- liciencies of cliarifable institutions be caii.se of the increast-d prices of food and materials which were incurred last year. To 8U|i|)ly the absolute necessa¬ ries In the prisons, hospitals and char¬ itable institutions of the state up to July 1, lilii, the beginning of the next Hscal year, will call for the greatei" ^ ssenibly- •.l/.ed the PARENTS SHOULD !WINDOW DISPLAY REIFSCHNEIDER TO IHRE PAmOL CO. SUPPORT SCHOOI^ AT CHUBBUCK'S VOTE FOR G.O.P.I THANKS FRIENDS! Do Not Take Enough Interest in Work of Pupils raised against It. Kor this reason it may be defeated In the assembly Inj portion of the *81'.2,1'2'.».78 aiiproprlated the event that it passes the senate. Itj In the bill among other items for that la predicted that the vote of the mem- piirpo.se, the grand total of which lit beni of the lower house will be against |l,3a.'!.4!n».7;i tbe resolution. A large number of the assemblymen are frt)m the cities of tbe first class and thus represent many foreign born who do not read or writ.. English and who are solidly opiiosed to tbe proposition that those who come to America from their native land.-t shall be required to bid adieu to the!/ native tongues ^d adopt the language and literature of tne Fnltetl States. The fact that America is threatened ¦with warfare is one of the strong rea¬ sons. It Is said, why all who tlwell here aud share the system of govern¬ ment should unite and adhere to Instl- tutit)n8 and customs which prevail. This argnineiit was brought mit at tlu hearing and will be nsetl when the tie- bate !s wagtHl mion the bill. •Whitman Favors Preparedness Plans. (Jovernor Whitman has come boldly Into the o|)4>ii antl nnn()Uiic(^il that In ¦will favor all pbiiiM for iireparednes i advtK'ated by llu. legislature. In :. statement given tiiil he .-alls nttontio i to the bill Introduced by Senalo.^ Theodore Douglas ICoblnson of One.d-i county, which .-alls for a census of lb- assets t)f llie stale whicli iniglit In necessary to be made available in .-as • of war. Tlie executive calls aiioniinn to the fact that tlie Unbinsnn bir Is iiiotf^'oinprebeiislvo than the prnvl sitiiis (if tho milliar.v law. which .-on templates the enrollment of ablobotli.-.l male cltb.ens of the state who aro be¬ tween the ages of elght<»en and fort.v flve years. "The census and Inventtiry of re Boiirces of this slate." says the gover nor, "nvallable for use In the event ot war would Uielude wonien available for service as well as the men, nioney, the Industrial and niaterlal resour.-es of the state, niunltltuis and military supplies nianufa.-lured or prociiralili- within the state Military strength tft'pends upon the orgnnl/.ntlon of such resourt-es, .V knowledge of such ns sets available for use in the event of war would l>e of undoubted advantage to the ftnleral and state authorlllea," The gtiveriior adds that he has al n>ady directed the adjutant general to millae to the fullest extent the In formation obtnlnnble from a state t-en- ¦ns which has only re(-ently been (-om- l>1ete<l and which should afford snb- stanllal Inftirinatlon on which to bas > enrollment. f\e says, however, In ad ditlon, that a mere list of names can be of little value. "If the act referred to Is passed by the legislaiui-e," (Jovernor Whitman promises. "It will have my approval ts provltling additional means of car rj'lng forwani the work of military preparetliieas, to all measures for the KH'ompllshtnent of whIcJi I have given my heartiest stipixirt" and encourage ment." Fight on Food Control Bill. It has develo|K>tl that the hill aimed to reduce the high cost of living and presented by the Wicks committee ap- •pointed, last year to investigate fooil ¦nd dairy conditions is likely to havt- a tempestuous passage through the legislature unlesa certain amendmeuts are made to it. It Is predicted, From • reliable source comes the declarstloii tbat as tbe bill uow stands it is objec¬ tionable to many influential people throughout the state. In aptte ot tbe fact that farmers In vaanj secttons of tbe state are said to ti9ik£t la tbfi, iPfiolfitiBeiit. of a(i>rse In addition to the amount set aside for the penal and charitable Institu¬ tions of the state, there is an Item of i|!200.(X»ii for the construction of a build- ing for horses at the state fair. Thi.-4 apiiropriation was necessary If circuit races were to be held at the state fair at Syracnse In September next. Coinmenthig upon the emergency ap¬ proiirlatlon bill, now a law, the ex¬ ecutive has this to say: "In this appropriation bill the num¬ ber of items for each departnient is s.i small that no delay should tncur t<i the enactiuent of the approprtatlon." 500,000 Men Available In State. That there are over half a mlllio;i men who are available for lullltary servhe In this state in the event tbd Eulted Stalefl be( oines engaged In wal Is the statement made to .VdJutanI (ieneral Stotesbury by Deputy ('om¬ missioner of Health Williams. Ahoul au etpial number of meu are avallablj for se(ondary defense. Dr. Williami reports also. The flgures of the staU health department are based upon ceic sus data and past ex|>erlenee regard ing the physical condltlou of men pre¬ senting themselves for eiillHtments. Oovernor Whitman will shortly dis¬ pose of the bill iHOvldlng for universal military training for all boys in .New" York state, the senate and assembly having both nassed the measure. ()fll( CIS of the New Vork .State Wo¬ man Suffrage party have not [iresse.l a vote In the senate upon the propos¬ etl erpial rights constitutional ainend- nient and will not until there Is a ful' attendance. The leaders In the fight to set-lire the franchise for women sa.V that there Is a very strong sentiiueni In every senatorial dlslrk". In the stat< relative to the vote of the leglslafot, from that distriet upon the amend' ment and that In consideration of thai fact It has been deddetl to wall until there Is a full attendance before a vot« Is asked. Birth Control Bill Dead. That the iiresent se.-^slou of the New' Vork state legislature will not i)asil odd laws is evineetl by the fact that the death blow has already been dealt the measure vvhieh seeks to distributo widely under tlie protection of a stat¬ ute, literature relative to birth ctintrol. May Not Prohibit Boxing. In spite of the desire of (Jovernof Whitman that boxing exhibitions in .New Vork state be discontinued through the reiieal of the present laW perniittlng the sport under tho direc¬ tion of the state athletic commission, au attempt will be made by influentinl leglslal'Jis to obtain the consent of tbti executive that the bill before both houses aimed to abolish the boxlmj commissioners be so amended that tha ring game may be continued. .V sub- commit lee of the senate Judiciary com¬ mittee has waited upon the governof and requested that he be more lenient and help devise some way whereby the siKirt be strictly regulated. Senator George K. Thompson, chair¬ man of tlie committee of the legisla¬ ture named some time ago to investi¬ gate the affairs of the first and second dtsfrtct public service commissions, ts working out legislation to conform with the recommendations made in the report of that committee. Among tlje recommendations. Ill, question Ig. that For some time back it has been a matter plainly to be seen, that the parents of the students of the Free- port Public Schools are not giving the support due the students in af¬ fairs presented by the school. This is especially true of the par¬ ents and friends of the high school students. In high school as well as in all other organizations, there must be something to keep up the interest of the metnbers. There must be re¬ creation along with the study or else It would become a drudgery. The syllabus of the New "Y'ork State Educational Department, dis- tfnctly divides the education into two parts-work and play. Although the ftrst is probably the most essential the latter must by no means be for¬ gotten. Th(} "play" of the Freeport High School is divided into two branches— The Student Association, which has to deal with athletics, and 'The Student," a paper published by the students in which it is intendt^d to put forth the achievements of the students along the line of literature and sports and give the other schools an idea of what the schtwl can do. Some who might not be able to con¬ tribute much to the line of sports, might be able to show their talent by contributing a story, editorial, or criticlsni, to the school paper. In fhis way each student ts in some way interested in the welfare of the school and it is this interest that makes school life 'a success. These branches cannot be rug with¬ out your support and we ask that you support all our .school affairs, both financially and mentally. You may say, "There are too many benefits and entertainments in the school." If we had more support from you In some of these affairs, they would nrjf need to come so often. Think fhis over; then COME OUT AND HEEP. (signed) f;. W. D. '17 The Automobile in Chubbucks win¬ dow, loaded with a various assort¬ ment of Drugs, Candy and other good things to be found there, is made entirely of drug supplies as follows: Wheels, rubber invalid rings; Spokes, small boxes of home remedies; Hubs, round boxes of adhesive plaster; Axles, round boxes of talcum powder; Springs, bath brushes and handles; Engine Hood, penslar dog house; Lamps, candy boxes; Steering Gear, porus plasters, rolled; Steering Wheel, rubber tub¬ ing; Steering Wheel Spokes, lead pen¬ cil and pen holder; Horn, bath spray; Gear Control Eever, bath brush han¬ dle; Pedals, small boxes absorbent cotton; Prestolight Tank, thermos bottle; Seat, covers for water bottles; Back of Seats, water bottles (rubber) Speedometer, inger,soll watch; Body of Auto, candy boxes; Rear Eight, .small electric flash light; Crank, nasal spray. A large doll dressed as an auto driver stands in front of the car in the act of cranking up. The body and front of the car ai'e decorated with advertisements of Drugs and Phonographs, while a large "New Edison" phonograph is in the body of the car ready for delivery to the F'reeport Club. This attractive ad¬ vertisement is keeping the front of Chubbucks Store crowded with peo¬ ple looking at the New Model Auto Truck. Mr. Wicks in charKC of the Phonograph Dept. designed and built the auto truck. NO CONTEST FOR VUlAGEOFHi Disgusted with Methods of The Demo¬ crats Continued on Page 1 OLD MASSAPEQUA RESDENT IS DEAD .Mrs. John C. Anderson, for many years a respected resident of Massa¬ pequa, died on Friday March 9th, at the home of friends in Brooklyn, where she was visiting. The funeral services were held at 1042 Bergen St. Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon and the Interment >vas in the family plot in Greenwood Celnet€#y, on Monday morning. .Mrs. Anderson was born in 1838 in Philadelphia, the daughter of James and -Mary Wray. In 1861 she married John C. Anderson, a prominent cilizen who developed the East .Massapequa section and died a few years ago. She is survived by a son, John W. Anderson, president of the Ma.ssa- petjua Board of Trade, and by a daughter, Mr.*?. A. M. Nimmo, with whom she had made her home in East .Massapetiua. .Mrs. Anderson, was a consistent Christian woman, for many years a member of the Church of the stranger. New York City, but at the time of her death a member of Grace Episcopal Church, Massa¬ pequa. She was a member of Alpha Chapter, Eastern Star, since 1865 and for many years treasurer of the order Although past 78 years of age, she was very |ctive mentally and physic¬ ally, often walking several miles, and less than 24 hours before her death was with her daughter shopping in the Brooklyn stores. .Mrs. Anderson was of the old school type of woman whom the young wo¬ men of to-day will do well to emulate for while in her younger days she waa well known socially in New York where her early married life was spent, and had up to her death taken great interest in all that pertained to the community, her flrst consid¬ eration was her fainily and her home. A large number of Massapequa friends attended the funeral and our greatest sympathy Is extended to her son and daughter. ENDORSES ACTION OF THE PRESIDENT Freeport, N. Y.. Feb. 9, 1017. Hon. Wtwdrow Wilson, President of the United States of America Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: — .\t a meet ine of our Coun¬ cil held on Feb. llth. 1017, It was un- anlnwusly can »d that the tollowing resolution w^ , expresses tbe feel¬ ing and good will of our l)ody Vic sent you. "AVHEREA5;, Our Country is on the verge of a break in the peace¬ ful relations it has maintained with the powers of Germany and Austria- Hungary ever since the establish¬ ment ot its National Independence. BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the members of Freeport Council No. r,7, Jr, O. U. A. M. hereby assure the President of the United States, that we are with him to the fullest degree in his stand to preserve the honor and respect of our loved Country." Very respectfully yours, F. Snedeker,Jr., Councilor, William Edwards, Recording Sec. THE WHITE HOUSE Washington The President is very grate¬ ful for the c:enerous message of con¬ fidence and approbation which you sent him, and he wishes to express his genuine appreciation of your support. OPENING OF LIBERTY THKATKE The I iberty Theatre at Brookl>'Ti Avenue and Grove Street after under¬ going extensive alterations will open next Monday evening .March 19th un¬ der the management of Mr. H. Brat- ton Kennedy, with the Essanay feature film "Skinners Dress SuiV*. which comes direct from the Rialto Theatre New York. Bryant Washburn is the star of the play, whicb Is taken from Henry Irving Dodge's intensly hu¬ man and highly amusing story of the same name, in the Saturday Evening Post. Do you possess a drees suit? Whether you do or not, you should meet Mr, Skinner. He does, and will give you some entertainment which will prove as delightful as any you have ever had. There will be no Sunday perform¬ ance at the Lllterty Theatre, but the other six nights and three matinees will furnlah tbe beat there Is to be had in photo plays. COLYER JEWELRY STORE OPENED E. Vernon Colyer. an experienced jeweler and watchmaker, will open up a first class, up-to-date, and throughly modern jewelery store In Freeport, on Saturday of this week, in the Charles P. Smith block, opposite tthe Freerxirt Bank, ."Mr. Colyer is the son of Wilson Colyer, probably one of the best known of the wholesale .iewelery salesman, and resides with his parents on Wallace street. Mr. Colyer is a Freepoit man hav¬ ing attended the Freeport School re¬ ceiving a diploma from the academic department. Since graduation he ha.^ attended several of the best watch and jewelery schaals in the country, although for the past four years he has been engaged in the Lockwood stores in Hempstead where he re¬ ceived a wealth of experience. The Coyler store will carry a full line of the latest and most reliable In watches, jewelery and cut glass. He extends a hearty Invitation to you soliciting your patronage. .March 12, 1917 .Nassau Post, 22 S. Grove St., Freeport, L. I. Gentlemen..— I am a Democrat. It ap¬ pears that the leader, or leaders have allowed what is left of the Demo¬ cratic Parly in the Town of Hemp¬ stead, .Nassau County, to be kicked and battered .so that there is no sem¬ blance of il left. The Democrats have been given "Hobson choice", but I will make my own. Uiven two candid¬ ates for Supervisor, both Republican, Hiram K. Smith and t;rnest S. Uand¬ all, the former the regular nominee of his party, and the last named, the nominee of a .so-called Fusion Party (disgruntled Uepblicans and erst¬ while Demociatsl 1 shall vote and work for Hiram R. Smith. I will not be made a cat'.s paw, and help this self constituted triumvirate "get' G. Wilbur Doughty, because he will not play the game, under the rules his former friends have formulated. I shall work from now on, to help ensure the election of Hiram R. Smith, and will spend my time, and nioney, to do so. anri in addliion, will urge nij- friends and fellow Democrais to .uo and do likewise. I hope that Hiram R. Smith, will win by so ovt-rwhelming a mar¬ gin, that the man. or men, respon¬ sible for the position loyal Demo¬ crats find themselves in. will never atteinpt such a program again. Very truly yours, Felix Reifschneidcr, Jr. 391-H9:! Fulton Slreet, Brooklyn, New York (Tty REGULARS CARRY TOWN PRIMARIES SEND GREETING TO SICK FRIEND Mrs. William G. Miller of South Ocean Avenue who has been con¬ flned to her home during the most of the winter with a severe attack of illness, received a round robin letter from fifty of the patrons of the Holly¬ wood Inn, Southern Pines, the early part of the week. Of late Mr. and Mrs Miller have annually spent several of the winter weeks at this resort. When ber former friends learned of her ill¬ ness and her tnabillty to Join them they sent this most novel and cor¬ dial form of greeting. Mrs. Miller The Preferential Primaries of tho Republican Party were held lasl Sat¬ urday and resulted in the noinination of an excellent ticket ratified by the Republicans in convention last 'I'ues- day evening. A full list of the nom¬ inees is printed at the head of the editorial column. The vote for the candidates in the primaries was as follow.s: for Sup¬ ervisor, Hiram R. Smith, L'276; ft)i Town Cierk. Franklin C. Gilbert, 2:iGl for Reveiver of Taxes, Josejili H. Fos¬ ter, 2313; Justice of The Peace, divis¬ ion, 1, Wilbur I-'. Southard, 1884; Corodon Norton, 5l(i; Justice of The Peace, division 2, Walter R. Jones, 2177; Town Superintendent of High¬ ways, A. G. Patterson, 2177; Ralph E. Duryea, 286; Assessor, division 1, ('larence R. Ankers. 2148; A.s-scssor, division 2, Thomas H. Brower, 2084; Town Auditors, p-rcd P. Bennett, 203:! Charles E. Schwilzer, 1958; Lewis L. Brower, 2027. Overseer of the Poor, division 1. Daniel .Morrison, 1575; Franklin Be¬ dell, 621; Harry T. Lee, 252; Overseer of the Poor, division 2, f^rancis Ham- mill, 2013; Trustees of Public Ceme- taiy, J. Sey*nour Snedeker, 2040; Tredwell P. Eldred, 1899; Constable, division 1, James J. Molloy. 1190; Thomas W. .Murray, 825; F. E. .Mil¬ ler, 284; Harry E. Merritt, 122; Con¬ stable, division 2. George S. Smith, 2102; Constable, division 3. Ered G. .Miller, 2003; Constable, division 4, Jesse Mott, 2013. The spring eleclion will be held on April 3rd. - .»_ READY TO HGHT FOR HIS COUNTRY The War Department at Washing- otn recently has issued a call for experienced ex-offlcers to volunteer for service for the reserve in the event of war, 21,7.50 to be commission¬ ed as offlcers to instruct and com¬ mand the 500,000 volunteers. It Is of interest to note Ihat Capt. W. At- wood French who often visits his son Dr. Harold .M. French on the Merrick Road, P^reeport, has responded to this call. Captain French was a niember of the 23rd Regiment In the Civil War and subsequently confin¬ ed to be active in the National Guard of New Yark State, rising to the rank of Captain and being ap¬ pointed Inspector of Rifle Practice. In the Spanish-American War he a- gain .intisted in the United States Army serving part of the time as Aide under Inspector General Russell B. Harrison and having interesting experiences at Santiago and else¬ where in Cuba including a typhoid fever attack at Camp "Cuba I^lbre" Panama. Florida, and a yellow fever attack at Santiago, Cuba. Notwith- standin.e: these experiences (^aptain French bas again asked for the was always held in high esteem by her friends In the South. The mea- privilege of serving his country sage, unique in form cheered hfBr .¦ . ii considerably. ' Read tbe Nassaa Poat Nassau Post, Freeport, N. Y'. Mr. Editor: The Fire Patrol Company, through the columns of the Post, wishes to ex- (end its thanks to the following per¬ sons antl corporations for the assis¬ tance so generous y given them in se¬ curing a motor chassis: Chas. D. Smith John Schlegel Fred H. Plump G. Bennett Sniith, Inc. James F. Campion Sinclair L. Raynor Rose Wine A; Liquor House H. Barasch S. Dixon Sniith Ixiuls I'osnar (U. S. Cigar Stores) John E. (iolding C. E. Williams (2nd Dep. Chief) Anonymous, $10.00 Smith Cox Cl. A. Dunster Will. .\. .MacEarlane- Excelsior H. \: L. Co. No, 1 John J. Randall Co. Adolph Lt-vy Ai Son Fred Figge Ilarold E. Williams Hilhert Johnson R. L, St-uddt r C. Wesley Gol.ien George Hoffman I'.rover C. Smilh Freeport Hose Co. No, 1 N. H, Aslitlown Fred Conrader Harold L. Bucken Madam Anneile (Hempstead) Thomas J. Spence Anonymous, $10,00 John Dutla Sniith F. Pearsall Anonymous, $1.00 Chas. O. Niles About twenty dollars Is needed lo complete payment and any further contributions sent to N. H. Ashdown, Treaaurer, Fire Palrol, will be grate¬ fully received. FREEPORT FIRE PATROL CO. N'o. 1 SUCCESSFUL PUPttS IN THE SCHOOLS Pupils who have been perfect In at¬ tendance (n(-ither lardy nor absent), who have had about 90 for effort and an average above 85 in school work, for the nionth of February: Grove Street School First (Jrade - Dorothy Jacobson, Ro¬ land Cuuibs. 2B Grade—Beatrice Barasch, l';iise Rindlaub, Dorothy Russell, (;orirud(- Van Reos. 2A Grade—Irene Florian. Mildrt-d Geller, Edna Stumpf, Edward Arnold, Edwin (.'lark, Howard Ket-gan. '.i.\ Grade Et-Iix Cohen, Charlt-s (.'oiinor, Emanu.-l Goldfarb, Horinus Verbeck, .Mary Combs, Shiil.-y Fulion, Helen Gould, Elizabeth Verily, l-'loi- once Bruno. 4 A Grade—Ethel Geller, Florence Heskay. Helen Peroni, Marguerite Schneider, Charles Niles, Claude Raynor. mi Grade—Margaret Gould, Sadie Goldfarb, Alice .Muller, Roy Fennema, 6A Grade—Ellis Spence, Roscoe Keegan, ohn Grace, .Marion Wallace, Emily Soulhard, Grace Crows. 7A Gradt- Vada Combs, Frances Connors, I'aula Wit mor, .Morris .St-nd ler. SB Grade—Helen Aull, I'eter Fon tana. 8A Grade—Minnie Box, Cathoiin .lefferson, Rulh Mack, Diana ih-roni. Henry Single. Seaman Avenue School First Gratle—Gerald .Martin, II.-i- berl Sniilh, Frances Do.-rfling.-r. 2A (Jrade—Paul Gormiey, Rtiniilil Peck, Gladys Ward. 3A Grade—Louis Doerflinger, Ibr nard Pirodsky, Florence Golden. 4th Grad'e—Mary Bentley, Hraee Earl, Marian Earl, Charles Goldsinith, Millie Ilauser, Fred Howell, Lizzie Pirodsky, Jay Stewart, L.o \'.-ndiit, James Woolsey. 5A 6B Grades-Mildred Mahnken, Adelaide Sutherland, William Ward, 6A Grade—Averell Marlow, l^aura Ault, Florence Hubert, Marnart-I Quirk, Rutb Earl, Marie Vro.-land. 7th Grade—Roslyn Feltenstein,.Ber¬ tram Brainen. 8A Grade—Francis Gilb.-rt, Albert Sutherland, Dorothy (lark, Helen Conklin, (irace Post. Archer Street School Kindergarten—Emily Holland, Her¬ bert Schley, Edward Wulf, IA Grade—Aline Mackay, Edward Muller, Howard Muller. 2A Grade—Edna P'arren, Augusta Muller, Augusta Slraiton, George Mit- thauerr William Stration, 2B Grade—Doris Lugrin, Leo Hal¬ pin. 3A Grade—Helen Raynor, Raymond Wulf. 4B Grade—Emmet Allen, Katherine Boiler, Frank McCann, Loralne Mix, Helen Weyant. 4A Grade—Paul Renke, Lucy Wat kins. 5B Grade—Gilbert Flint. Fred Cireaves, Ebba Johnson, Mildred Sul¬ livan. 5A Grade—Thomas Detwiler. Dor¬ othea Hottenroth, Rhona Kennedy, George Kranz. Caroline Muller, Cath¬ erine Sutherland. 6A Grade—-James Asch, Jack Forbes, Rutb Guest, Lombard Jones, Edith King, ISdna Moroney, Frances Schiffer, Henry Sutherland, Isal>elle Detwiler. 7A (Jrade—Ruth Bowers, Robert Brown, Margretbe Graser, Gertrude Five Propositions Will be Submitted to the Voters The annual election in the 'Vil¬ lage of Freeport will bt held on Tuea¬ day next, .March 20th the polls being open from twelve o'clock noon to eight in the evening. Sidney H. Swezed, /Sormt^r Village Attorney and one of the foremost residents of Freepoit has been nominated for lhe Presidency in place of Ernest SL Randall resigned. The retiring tus- tees Silas A. Williams and Henry U -Maxson are sole nominees for the vacanices made by the expriation of their terms of offlce. The present village tieasurer, S. Dimon Smith, and tax collector, I). Frank St^aman, are seeking re-election and are un- apposcd. There is only one ticket in the tield, an.l the election will be without excitement. There are five inopositions to be submitted and two questions. It is essential to the welfare of the Village Ihal all of these be carried by con- vin(-in;; inajorilies. I-'reeport needs an aulomatic lire alarm system more than it ni-eds anyihing else. The full notice of election is print¬ ed on page six of this issut-. heI^tead -Miss Geitude Griffths of Hemp¬ stead was given a surprise party last Saturday evening. The evt-ninn waa a t-oniplete success, being a total sur¬ prise to her. The evening was spent in playing various games, sinking and dancing. Those present were the .Misses. Evelyn Boehm, l-:ninia Calla¬ way, little Tydeman, Ediih Totten, Cecilia Genthes, Blanche Callaway, Dorothy Griffiths and tht- .Messrs. William Smith, .Mortiim r D. Jones, Frank Halloran, Janii-K llolmt-s, Har- - ly Jones and Jtihn R>an. A large Y. M. C. A. meethu' will b« held at Heinpstead Sunday afternoon, April 1st, 1917 at 4 o'tlo.-k. Thorns, Fred Combs. Sth Grade—Dorothy Fleming, Wil¬ bur Hasenbein. Ruth Kranz. Margaret .Muller, Edith Raynor. Columbus Avenue School. IA Grade—Robert Asbnn-ad, Dor* othy Crumm.'l, Mildred .Noble. 2A C.rade- Theodore Baraus, Ellen Carnie, Mad.-lin.- Cornell, Berth*. Duda. Dorothy Gremple, Mary Lena Taylor, Josepk Ethel Crummel, Fredep» 2B Grade SI ev..nson, Wilde. 3B Grade ick Helm. :; 4A Grade- Fannie Kramer, Francef -J Kopp, May Taylor. ' .J 4B Grade- F:dward Baker, .fiianlta ' Farmlell. 5A Grade —Anihony Chuisano, Ma» rion Duryea. 5B (^rade—Thelma ("ornell, Marlon ^ DeMolI, Ida Folks, Helen Oakley, .Mar- -* garel Wbitt-head. 'i tlA Gradt- - Pastpnile Chuisano. Alva ; Pearsall, Genevieve Wolnisley. ' fill Grade .Viae Aston. Williamay ' Evans. .Mary McAvoy, Ethel Noble. 7.\ Grade Ida Baker, Riiss.-ll Cre- vois,-rat. William .Monaban. Ralph Raynor. K.lward Schmidt. ,;j^ 7It Ciade—Ruth Ackerman, Lizzl* 1 .Inm-s. 'S It Has Been Proven Before more than 300- 000 music lovers that THE New EDISON performs a wizardry which makes its Re¬ creation of music ut¬ terly indistinguisha¬ ble from the living ar¬ tist's performance of that music. Nearly 300 of America's leading newspapers testify to the truth of this state¬ ment In the columns of their own musical departments. May we not iiave the op¬ portunity to exhibit to you at our store this master in¬ vention of the master mind ot Edison? Tbis Satiirday'8 Special Marcfe ITlh CANSGFEVERREAOYSOUOI- FIEO ALCOHOL 2 for lie Chubbuek's Inwmaitti 9n§ Store FREEPORT. L. I.
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Travel like a local: Your Neighbourhood Guide to the Cape Town CBD by Day
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Cape Town's Ceara McEvoy heads off to London for Biggest Baddest Bucket List finals
She's impressed locals with her passion for the Mother City in her amazing video, and scored hundreds of votes on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and more ... Now exuberant videographer Ceara McEvoy heads off to London as one of 10 finalists in My Destination's Biggest Baddest Bucket List competition on Friday 18 May, 2013.
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My weekend away at the Agulhas National Park
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Countdown to the 2013 Gugulethu Wine Festival in Cape Town begins!
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If you could teach the world 1 valuable thing you learned, what would it be and why?
The 1 valuable thing you learned could be anything, whether it is a skill, a lesson you learned, a quote you heard, or even the most simple things.
Skylar Nitesh
Aug 2 2011: Forgiveness... of ones self and of others... because perception is reality and bitterness can cloud the lens through which we see the world.
- +15
Aug 4 2011: YES!Aug 5 2011: I agree with you .
Aug 6 2011: Thank you both for showing some love.
Colleen Steen
Aug 5 2011: At any given moment, we are coming from a place of love, or a place of fear. Love is healing, joyful, respectful, content, peaceful, and very powerful:>)
- +12
Aug 5 2011: and fear is?
Aug 5 2011: Fear is hate, stress, anger, disrespect, discontent, anxiety, insecurity, need to control others, violence, abuse......
Aug 5 2011: very true.Thank you Colleen for making me realise that. =)Aug 5 2011: Muhammad,
I am simply reminding you of what you already know in your heart:>)
Aug 6 2011: Well, thank you for reminding me,friend ;)Aug 6 2011: My pleasure Muhammad:>)
You remind me of another valuable lesson I've learned on my life journey, and it is that we are all here to support each other with the life experience. We reflect back and forth to each other all the time...providing information...encouraging...respecting...loving. It is with the loving energy of others, added to my own energy, that I have been able to face challenges with love in my heart. So THANK YOU my friend:>)Aug 16 2011: it is also overrated! :P
P.S. i love to loveAug 21 2011: Dear Colleen, BEST comment ever I read.
I have no doubt that we come from a peaceful place. We come into being innocent and don't go that way back.
Aug 29 2011: Thank you Shokrullah:>)
I believe we CAN go that way back, if we live life mindfully, with awareness:>)
Salim Solaiman
Aug 2 2011: Asking question.............
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Becasue it opens up the opportunity of endless learning, bringing innovation , breaking status quo etc etc
Aug 4 2011: So much insight in this one!Aug 5 2011: That's the one lesson I've been taught in my life that has so far been the most valuable to me and that I expect to turn out to be the most important thing I learned in life.
If you don't know something, ask!
If you can't comprehend an opinion, decision, system or tradition, question!
Aug 5 2011: Absolutely. Everyone once had it as kid, then slowly loses it in the process of growing up to adulthood so need to relearn, as I feel it very important.
Aug 7 2011: I think you are right with this; In addition to that, it is important, that people learn that asking a question is not "bad" and you are not "dumb" because you didn't know this or that ... I mean, you are asking because you want to know it, didn't you ?Aug 8 2011: Well said Salim, the answer lies in asking.Aug 5 2011: That Love, is the greatest thing in the World. Why ? Love transforms, Love elevates,
Love protects, Love saves, Love can change the worst of men/women and make them the best
of men/woman. Love is the answer to all questions. Love is the answer to all problems.
Love is all powerful. Nothing can withstand Love. Love is Peace, Love is Joy. Love is our
reason for living. Love is our life. There is Nothing greater than LOVE !!! In reality, there
is nothing but Love. If it is not Love, it is not real. LOVE is absolute. God is LOVE.
carole lyc
Aug 5 2011: "Love is a many splendor thing".
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"Where there is love there is life".
Tyler Davis
Aug 5 2011: Love is passion, and passion is fickle. Be careful not to let love blind you. Love can be just as dangerous as hate or obsession when it burns hot enough.
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Not to say love isn't good, but be ever watchful of your emotions lest they control you.
Aug 5 2011: 1. Love is relative
2. Everything in moderation.
3. Never let others be responsible for your own emotions, people change their minds (about who or what they love) every second and that is their birth given right.Aug 5 2011: Unconditional love is very clear. It is our expectations that blind us at times:>)
When we have certain expectations of others, we may become obsessed with getting our expectations met, and get lost in our own "passion", or "obsession". When we let go of our need to control others with our expectations, we are free of any control of each others emotions:>)
Aug 5 2011: Yeah, and therein lies the beauty of giving without expecting anything in return :-)) The beauty/reward is the inherent gift of loving without putting conditions to the person receiving the love
Tyler Davis
Aug 5 2011: Thank you Colleen that was insightful :).
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I won't deny that love at it's finest is perhaps the greatest thing in the world, but it's important for people to know the difference between love and the other passions*.
Zanele, moderation is the key to most everything :). And Emotions are paradoxical able to draw out opposite reactions in a person, and Passions are powerful because they heat everything up making what you feel more intense.
I think we are all saying very similar things but the point I'm trying to make is that love unchecked (not as a movement that's fine, but the personal part of the emotion) can turn into something else quickly. I suppose I'm really just drawing back to moderation, but then perhaps moderation is the first lesson a person should be taught.
* I currently define the three primary forms of passion as Love, Hate and Obsession. Obsession is the latest of the three, but I feel it has deserves it's place separate fro love and hate. Though I think I'll start a new discussion on just that.Aug 5 2011: Tyler,
It feels like you may be speaking only of romantic love...love between two people? Most of the people who wrote about love on this thread, myself included, seem to be talking about love in a broader sense. However we talk about it is GREAT...I would just like to be clear, and I'm confused by your comment.
While I respect how you "currently define the passions", it is often defined as "a strong liking for or devotion to some activity, object, or concept...enthusiasm, zeal, intense emotion compelling action". We can be passionate about anything...kindness...gardens...sports...art...life...etc. etc. The possibilities for passion are endless. We can also love all of our passions.
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Aug 6 2011: I can't seem to get my idea across, I I'll continue to work on articulating it, but what I was try to say has been almost entirely missed but that's my fault.
carole lyc
Aug 6 2011: Conditional & selfish love is dangerous but
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unconditional & unselfish love is harmless. :)Aug 8 2011: @ Tyler Davis, agree with you on moderation...totally everything in moderation! and I do get most of what you are sayingAug 13 2011: Stop regretting the past, dont obsess about the future, concentrate on and enjoy the present.
Aug 13 2011: really true Joseph Tagliente..... this is also also the saying of great Indian diplomat "chanakya" the person whos always an inspiraton for me..Aug 13 2011: The past is gone by,
the future is not yet a reality.
The present moment is the only reality.Aug 14 2011: This idea is the basic essence of life. We all end up wasting so much of our precious time in worrying about the future and regretting about the past that we are either in the past or future and waste the present. If we can all learn to be in the present, life would indeed be wonderful and we would become highly effective in what ever we do. This is also the key to happiness.Aug 14 2011: Forget the past.
Be in the present.
Believe in the future.
Live for the ages to come. :)
Jack Booton
Aug 11 2011: To laugh often and love much:
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To win respect of intelligent people
And the affection of children;
To earn the approbation of honest critics
And endure the betrayal of false friends;
To appreciate beauty;
To find the best in others;
To give one's self;
To leave the world a little better,
Whether by a healthy child,
A garden patch,
Or redeemed social condition;
To have played and laughed with enthusiasm
And sung with exultation;
To know even one life has breathed easier
Because you have lived...
This is to have succeeded.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Aug 11 2011: Jack
Thanks for a wonderful quote, with some wonderful things to be.Aug 9 2011: ignorance is NOT bliss....Aug 2 2011: When I bought my first car at 17, my grandmother taught me to read the contract from back to front. I've done that ever since - on everything I sign - and it has saved me in many ways.
Aug 2 2011: Wow ! That's smart!Aug 3 2011: Not sure I get this. Is it important to read all of a contract, or to actually read it from back to front?
I usually find the important stuff is at the beginning. ;-)
Aug 4 2011: Alistar - Exactly. All of the "good stuff" is in large type, easy to read, usually what you asked for. It's only when you get to the end do you find the only way the policy is going to cover you is if you get hit by a stray meteor during a full moon on a Tuesday. :))Aug 4 2011: Dawn, your grandmother was a frigging genius. never hear this before. Will never read a contract any other way now. Thank you!
Peter Brand
Aug 13 2011: Do not be so deluded as to imagine that other people are responsible for your emotional well-being.
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This means people/things can't *make* you happy; only you can. Nothing makes you sad; you decide to do that. Sadness and anger may be appropriate, just realize that it is your choice to feel that way. And you can change your choices.
Aug 14 2011: hear,hear........but agreeing and practicing....are far apart in my experienceAug 17 2011: I couldn't agree with you more. We have the power of deciding how we want to feel, I did not understand that till know. I had someone tell me that once and could not comprehend what it meant becuase I was so in my head. Thanks
Dave Lim
Aug 29 2011: "When you are busy judging someone,
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you have no time to love them."
~ Mother Teresa.
Blue Bubble
Aug 7 2011: ISLAM IS THE BEST SYSTEM OF LIFE
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I would tell people that if world as we know it, would be powered by Islam system, everything would be different. There wouldn't be wars, bad politics, conspiracy etc.
Skylar Nitesh
Aug 7 2011: There is no single answer that is universally the "best". The universe is shaped through opposing forces like the magnetic fields created by the north and south poles together they form a protective blanket. The world needs balance between these opposing forces in order for these vital systems to work effectively. Remove or focus too much energy at one end and the system collapses. This phenomena is also used to wire our brains in the sense that its two hemispheres are like the ends of a magnet (logic and intuition) or as I like to call them structure and chaos but because neither is inherently positive or negative structurally they remain in a constant state of flux pulling toward and pushing away from each other much like the dance of two passionate lovers. To make anything that is entirely one sided is unwise and I doubt even possible. The world needs conflict in order to grow and evolve. I believe by mirroring biological systems use of genes both dominant and recessive (don't forget the mutations they are very important as well) we can synthesize governmental and societal systems that pull from human knowledge more holistically and would represent all of the people and truly be for the people.
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Aug 9 2011: Very well articulated Nitesh!
Aug 10 2011: Thank you and may we all find mutual ground on which to stand united and together build a future that is both beautiful and abundant.Aug 7 2011: it is good that you threw in so much arguments, and not just baseless claims.
kenyan moran
Aug 7 2011: blue bubble......................for lack of a better word you exhibit the traits of naivette and are the most naive person this side of heaven.Can i name you the most volatile regions of the world with the highest number of muslim adherents?1.Somalia2.Indonesia3.Vietnam4.Nigeria5.Palestine6.The greater russia7.Libya8.Egypt9.Syria10.Iraq11.Afghanistan12.Iranneed i go on??the problem is not the religion but the the paradigm of the peopleSkylar you have it nailed
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Aug 7 2011: Thank you for the affirmation, but why poke a hornets nest? A little harsh maybe, but then again I have no place to judge because I used to be a bullies bully (the guy who pushes back in the defense of others as well as himself) and still am sometimes. Yep, I am just as flawed as the next guy, but have found overtime that it is important to befriend potential enemies whenever possible. Vocabulary can be a powerful tool and may be used to bring people closer together or deepen and widen the divisions between them. Thank you again and the best of luck in your journey.Aug 8 2011: The day all people learnt to respect others,started feeling about them and be concerned about a gift called "life", we will need no religious guidelines and moreover, the crux of every religious story is same, then why to go for complex and complicated stories? Are they serving any mental food for progress? These stories are making particular sections of some socities more adamant and stubborn to accept path of peace and love. I would urge everybody to spread only small messages and not the stories to drive positive growth in budding mentals cells of young generation and save them from becoming fanatics. ~Spread love, Not religion~Aug 8 2011: Never knew before that Islam was a system. Thoug though it was an appeal to love one another. Have you heard of the Qur'an?Aug 11 2011: I AM THE BEST SYSTEM OF LIFE
I would tell people that if world as we know it, would be powered by ME, everything would be different. There wouldn't be wars, bad politics, conspiracy etc.
It would also be terribly montone.Sep 1 2011: The same could be said for any other religion, or belief system... if we all though the same way, we'd never fight... or learn... thankfully we don't all think the same way
Joe Delsen
Aug 2 2011: That we have the power to bring more happiness to our personal world and to the world of our fellow earth citizens.
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Aug 4 2011: Joe, You are another one who practices what he preaches! Thanks for practicing this here on TED.
Aug 5 2011: Thank you Debra. It's my journey and struggle online or in land to aim for our ideals. Thank you too for your "motherly" care for TED and our fellow Tedsters. :>)
Rafi Amin
Aug 2 2011: Even impossible has the word Possible.
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Rhea Dsouza
Aug 27 2011: To Change the Language from "Struggle" to "Grapple".
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To Choose to "Grow out" Instead of " Squeeze Out"
To Decide "How " you are going to leave your world and your Children - Not WHAT
Communicate your "Stand" and not where you are "Standing"Aug 18 2011: "We see the world not as it is, but as we are." - Internet Talmud or Anais Nin
And a similar idea -
"People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of their character." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
And another similar idea:
"We shall not cease from exploration; And the end of all our exploring, Will be to arrive at where we started; And know the place for the first time." - T.S. Eliot.
If people read those quotes repeatedly and actually understood and internalized them, many unconscious discussions, political and otherwise, would be infused with additional self-awareness for all the parties involved.
Or so I like to imagine :P
Aug 29 2011: Good quotes Bill,
We really DO reveal our true character to ourselves and others with our perceptions of the world. We see what we want to see, and project what we choose to project. I believe that if we are truly living life to the fullest, we are constantly exploring new and different information, and if people read these quotes repeatedly, actually understood and internalized them, many unconscious discussions would be infused with self-awareness, respect, kindness, compassion, and love for all parties:>) It is possible:>)
Dara Singh
Aug 18 2011: "Do all the good you can,
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By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can."Aug 9 2011: THOUGHTS BECOME THINGS! Choose your thoughts carefully, they shape your life!
Aug 10 2011: I have had this debate with many over the years and agree that indeed the power of a thought unspoken or otherwise is highly underrated for they lead to other thoughts and eventually action. Thank you for your insight.
Aug 10 2011: Interesting to hear that it's a debate.
Wasn't the table an idea? The wheel? The computer? Society?
Aug 10 2011: It may be obvious to us, but you might be surprised how many people believe thought and action to be separate and deny the accumulative effects of positive and negative thought patterns. I blame this on the Newtonian paradigm that I was taught in school and is taught still I am sure in classrooms around the world. Granted it is an outdated concept much like the earth being flat, but there are many who still cling to the idea that the universe is made of tiny little solid particles like legos and perceive everything to be separate from everything else. This traps them in a world of absolutes instead of possibilities. It is one of my many desires that one day the law of contradiction be either revised or deleted from every textbook on the planet replaced or accompanied by paradox and the connection of all things through networks and systems.


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LANSING – A new online tool unveiled today can help parents, educators, teachers, school staff and policymakers see exactly how much Gov. Rick Snyder's school cuts continue to shortchange Michigan children in every school district. Dating to Snyder's first year as governor in 2011, the cuts affect everything from classroom sizes, courses and programs, and basic supplies.
According to the website, www.kidsnotceos.com, every Michigan child will still be short – in some cases, by hundreds of dollars – even after Snyder's 2014-2015 budget proposal provides an average of $111 per pupil. During his first year in office, Snyder cut school funding to give billions of dollars in tax breaks to big corporations – resources that children are not likely to recoup unless their classrooms are fully funded.
"Gov. Rick Snyder continues to use fuzzy math to shortchange Michigan children and this robs them of the opportunity to learn and succeed," said Okemos High School math teacher Lisa Crites. "Every Michigan parent, teacher and citizen concerned about the future of our children should go to www.kidsnotceos.com to see the facts for themselves. The status quo is failing our children."
Crites said school cuts have caused real harm to children's education at her school including significant overcrowding in classrooms. In just the past few years, class sizes have increased from 14 students per classroom to 26, on average. This results in children getting less individualized attention from teachers. Crites said she also spent more than $1,400 out of her own pocket to buy supplies for her students that the school could no longer purchase.
Using data publicly available through the State Aid Status Report, House Fiscal Agency and Gov. Snyder's Executive Recommendations released Feb. 11, www.kidsnotceos.com shows how much every school district in Michigan has lost since 2011, resulting in cuts to per-pupil funding. Prior to that, per-pupil funding has never been cut, dating to 1994, when Proposal A established the current formula for how Michigan supports public schools. Despite Snyder's claim that he is increasing resources, per-pupil funding will still be below what it was when Snyder took office. The shortfall ranges from $129 per pupil in many districts across Michigan's 83 counties, to a high of $770 per pupil at Westland Wayne schools.
"If Gov. Rick Snyder is serious about making our children's education a Number One priority and helping our kids make a comeback, we urge him to fully fund our classrooms," said David Myron, a teacher at Perry High School in Shiawassee County. "Our online tool shows how Michigan children have taken huge hits to their education because of budget cuts. Schools across Michigan remain in deficit, we cannot cut our way out the hole Gov. Snyder put us in, and children are the ones who will ultimately pay the price."
Myron said his school district had operated in the black – until a $470 per-pupil cut during Gov. Snyder's first year in office in 2011 mired the district in a lingering deficit. Myron said the cuts are disproportionately harming low-income children in the district, where more than 46 percent of kids qualify for free or reduced lunches.
"Michigan's public schools should be places where all children have an opportunity to get a good education that can help them succeed and compete for jobs, and that's why we need to reverse the trend among politicians of taking money from our children," said Gini Larson, a fourth-grade teacher from Waverly Community Schools in Eaton County. "This website provides important information to parents and policymakers so they can see what frontline educators like us see every day. Gov. Snyder's school cuts are having a direct negative impact on our children's education."
Larson said school cuts have significantly reduced critical educational services for children, including reading, math and special education programs.
The home page of the site features a blackboard in a darkened classroom with the words: "Snyder's school cuts: The numbers don't lie."
"Since 2011, Gov. Snyder took money from our kids' classrooms for a massive tax giveaway to corporate special interests," the site says. "Now you can see for yourself – district by district, year by year – how much Rick Snyder has cost our kids."
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Hundreds of rookies every year hope to find their way onto a team's final 53-man roster and make as much of an impact as they can from day one. As we will see from my top five most likely to thrive, it isn't always when you were drafted, but more what opportunity you are given.In order for a rookie to success they of course must have the talent and determination to show what they are made of. But more importantly that must find that perfect storm of right place, right time, right team, and filling a need.If the best quarterback in the draft is a sixth round guy that ends up backing up the likes of Matt Ryan or Aaron Rodgers, it doesn't matter how good they are; they aren't going to get the chance to shine. But a sixth round running back that happens to earn the back-up role to an injury prone player might be a carry away from a breakout rookie season.Let's take a closer look at five guys that I think have the talent as well as the right situation to make big waves in 2013.
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Andrea Orcel today unveiled his leadership team for the revamped investment bank at UBS, a restructure that will see David Soanes take on the top role in Europe and Simon Warshaw step down from the unit's executive committee to focus on clients.
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GridGuard Overview
SyferLock's patented, software-based two-factor / multi-factor authentication solutions provide next generation One-Time Passwords/PINs (OTPs) for secure access to computers, networks and the Internet. SyferLock has engineered an enhanced authentication methodology and system using device-less OTPs that provides users with a simple, more secure way to access information leveraging their existing passwords.
SyferLock delivers unparalleled flexibility through a range of solutions to address diverse and evolving authentication needs. Our zero footprint aspect provides device-less, One-Time Password/PIN generation without any additional client-side hardware or software. SyferLock's methodology also allows the creation of a layered approach to current authentication processes: stand alone, or used in conjunction with other factors.
Utilizing SyferLock's Software-Based Authentication Solutions to Cover the Authentication Spectrum
At one end of the authentication spectrum you have commonly used static reusable passwords. At the other end of the spectrum you have two-factor authentication. No one authentication solution seems to be flexible enough, adaptable enough and secure enough to help with ever changing business cases and user needs until now. SyferLock has created one of the most flexible, adaptable and secure authentication solutions to enable enterprises to cost-effectively address strong authentication / two-factor authentication across a range of uses cases.
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- Stored Browser Passwords
- Cross Site Scripting
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Oyster, 42 mm, steel
Choose your dial
Explorer II
Oyster, 42 mm, steel
Extreme environments, such as the polar regions, have always been real-life proving grounds for Oyster watches. The Explorer II is natural heir to the Explorer as a reliable guide, a tool and a companion for explorers, speleologists and vulcanologists. When it was launched in 1971, the Explorer II set new standards for chronometric precision, strength, autonomy and clarity. It features a distinctive 24-hour hand, an invaluable aid to distinguish daytime hours from night around the poles and beneath ground.
Model case
- Model case
- Oyster, 42 mm, steel
- Oyster architecture
- Monobloc middle case, screw-down case back and winding crown
- Diameter
- 42 mm
- Material
- 904L steel
- Bezel
- Fixed, 24-hour graduated
- Winding crown
- Screw-down, Twinlock double waterproofness system
- Crystal
- Scratch-resistant sapphire, Cyclops lens over the date
- Water-resistance
- Waterproof to 100 metres / 330 feet
- Movement
- Perpetual, mechanical, self-winding, 24-hour hand
- Calibre
- 3187, Manufacture Rolex
- Functions
- Centre hour, minute and seconds hands. 24-hour display. Second time zone with independent rapid-setting of the hour hand. Instantaneous date. Stop-seconds for precise time setting
- Precision
- Officially certified Swiss chronometer (COSC)
- Oscillator
- Paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring. High-performance Paraflex shock absorbers
- Winding
- Bidirectional self-winding via Perpetual rotor
- Bracelet
- Oyster, flat three-piece links
- Bracelet material
- 904L steel
- Clasp
- Folding Oysterlock safety clasp with Easylink 5 mm comfort extension link
- Dial
- White
- Details
- Highly legible Chromalight display with long-lasting blue luminescence


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Second blog on here, so here goes my thoughts on this tag team match from Raw last night.
This tag team match is something that a lot of us have been craving for. A rebirth of the tag team division. (For those who didn't see the triple threat match for the titles, check it out)
This did 3 things that very well could rebirth this entirely lost division.
1. Legitimizes


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WordPress Workshop: Using WordPress to Blog and Grow Your Business
Jul 19th
Posted by Charles Mombo in Organization
Charles S. Mombo/ Presenter
August 13, 2011
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Computer Training Institution of Chicago
1424 E. 53rd Street, Suite 206, Chicago, IL 60615
Back Channeling:
FOLLOW: wwclick
HASHTAG: #wwclick
Price: $100.00
Class-Size Limit: 20 ONLY
Attendees will be provided with a FREE 2GB USB flash drive and trained on the applications contained within the flash drive:
Open Office (word processor, spreadsheet, presentations with Microsoft compatibility)
Firefox (Browser)
Thunderbird (Email Client)
WinSCP (FTP Application)
7-Zip (File archiver and compressor)
GIMP (Photo and Image Editor)
KompoZer (webpage editor)
Notepad++ (text editor)
WordPress 3.2.1 or latest version
10 Most Popular WordPress Plugins
10 Most Popular WordPress Themes
Who should attend this hands-on workshop?
Small business owners
e-Commerce shop builders
Web designers and developers
Non-profit organizations
WordPress users
Upon completion of the workshop, attendees should be able to:
Demonstrate an understanding of WordPress user interface.
An overview of the Open Source applications contain within the USB
Select a web hosting package and the usage of WinSCP, an FTP application
Download, install and upgrade WordPress
Demonstrate basic usage of .htaccess
Usage of WordPress plugins and themes
Learn about the 10 "MUST HAVE" WordPress plugins
Demonstrate knowledge in the use of WordPress in creating a "Post" and "Page"
Understand Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and increasing website traffic
Learn to use the 10 most popular Social Networking and Social Bookmarking applications
An overview of Analytic tools
About the workshop's presenter:
Charles S. Mombo
Charles holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, a Master of Science degree in Management Information Systems (MSMIS), and a Master degree in Business Administration (MBA). As an Adjunct Professor, he teaches Computer Science and Business classes at Malcolm X and Harold Washington Colleges.
He is the founder of WWCLICK.COM, INC., a business analysis, social media marketing and search engine optimization consulting company that specializes in gaining high positions for clients in search engine result pages and by optimizing chosen keywords and phrases. Through their network of websites, WWCLICK.COM, INC. introduces companies, their products, brands, or services to potential customers or clients.
Charles was recently invited by Columbia College and served as a panelist on their 2010 and 2011 Making Media Connections Conference. As a panelist, he served on two workshops: Pitching Bloggers and Influential Bloggers. He front-ends WordPress with an Open Source application for most of his sites for the sole purpose of monetization. Among his 150 websites are – http://www.ChocolateCity.cc and http://www.HairNations.com


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A UNL theme for wordpress has been created. It requires the UNL_Templates PEAR package.
See it in action:
If you have any problems, write back here... the files are stored in the SVN server on gforge:
Checkout the files from SVN and place them in your wp-content/themes/ directory.
[UPDATED 2009-11-10, fixed broken links, change CVS reference to SVN repository]


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The Audi A5 is one of the most striking coupes on the road. This vehicle has only been in production for 3 years and it is already making a place for itself in the Audi family. It seems like each year this car gets and upgrade and for 20111 that upgrade is a brand new 8-speed transmission that allows for smooths flowing shifts and extra gas mileage. These kinds of changes usually don't come so fast, but this model has been moving to the foreground of interest to many Audi fanatics.The Audi A5 also brings a new wheel design and some new trim options to its many options. The soft top on the A5 is one of the few that actually works well and is very good at isolating road noise to keep the cabin quit. This vehicle does not offer much space in the trunk and may have a little less fuel economy than some buyers are looking for. Those are about the only things that can be looked down upon on this all new A5 model from Audi.
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Get Excited (We Sure Are) The Knot Fashion Week Gala Is… Tonight!
No one loves bridal fashion week more than our team at The Knot, which is why we celebrate the best of the best in the bridal industry with our annual gala every October. I mean, you can't just throw any kind of party when it's for industry experts like event planners, caterers and designers.
For those of you at home who just can't get enough of all fun bridal fashion week coverage, tune into TheKnot.com at 7:30 ET — we will be broadcasting LIVE from the red carpet of the New York Public Library. Everyone in the industry is going to be there.
Beyond the red carpet, we'll be showcasing some of our favorite wedding-inspired menu trends — including oysters shucked to order! In place of a raw bar the Oyster Girls will have buckets of oysters on ice around their hips ready to serve guests. We're also serving serious sweets from David Chang's Momofuku Milk Bar and a make-your-own ice cream float bar from Radish (one of our favorite caterers!). The three signature cocktails made with St-Germain (an Elderflower liqueur) are sure to be a hit.
And we don't mess around when it comes to entertainment. Newcomer Alexis Foxe will kick off the night with some electronic jazz and alt. pop, followed by three hot NYC groups: Honey & Vinyl, Rhythm Collective and the Hudson Project plus a surprise performance by a Beyonce-inspired band. (Did we just ruin the surprise?)
So tune in tomorrow night at 7:30 ET — we'll be partying it up with 750+ of the best-of-the-best in the wedding world. Because hey, if there's anything better than a wedding, it's a wedding gala!
> See all of our up-to-the-minute #theknotgala tweets!
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