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Rabbi Daniel Nevins is the Pearl Resnick Dean of The Rabbinical School and dean of the Division of Religious Leadership of The Jewish Theological Seminary. In addition, he is chair and senior lecturer of the Department of Professional and Pastoral Skills and serves on the Chancellor's Academic Council. Rabbi Nevins is a member of the Executive Council of the Rabbinical Assembly and serves on its Committee on Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS). He has written responsa on the halakhic topics of personal status, disabilities, bioethics, and homosexuality. His responsa may be read at the website of the CJLS.
Rabbi Nevins began his work at JTS in July 2007, after serving for thirteen years as rabbi of Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills, Michigan. During those years, Rabbi Nevins led numerous organizations, serving as president of the Michigan Board of Rabbis, the Farmington Area Interfaith Association, and the Michigan region of the Rabbinical Assembly. He was also a founding board member and faculty member at the Frankel Academy of Metropolitan Detroit. Rabbi Nevins led many trips to Israel, including family and teen missions, solidarity trips, and an interfaith clergy tour of Rome and Israel in 2005. He has lectured across the United States and served as faculty for the Wexner Heritage Foundation's summer institute.
In 2006, Rabbi Nevins coauthored with Rabbis Elliot Dorff and Avram Reisner the responsum, "Homosexuality, Human Dignity and Halakhah" that was approved by a majority vote of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards. This decision was the legal foundation for the admission of gay and lesbian students to the rabbinical schools of the Jewish Theological Seminary and the American Jewish University.
Rabbi Nevins's responsum on whether Jews who are blind can read Torah was published as a chapter in the volume Jewish Perspectives on Theology and the Human Experience of Disability, eds. Judith Z. Abrams and William C. Gaventa (New York: The Haworth Pastoral Press, 2007). His chapter on filial responsibility in the modern Jewish family was published as a chapter in Living a Jewish Life (Aviv Press, 2008).
Rabbi Nevins has published several articles in Conservative Judaism, including "A Place Among the Mourners of Zion" (Summer 2006) and "Dead or Alive? The Status of Brain Death in Jewish Law" (Winter 2005). He has also published essays in various journals: "Expanding the Boundaries of Judaism" (Judaism, Summer 2005); "God in Halakhah" (Walking with God, eds. Bradley Shavit Artson and Deborah Silver, 2007); and "Workplace Ethics" (Work and Worth, 2006). Rabbi Nevins's articles have appeared in the Detroit Jewish News and the Detroit Free Press, and he has been interviewed by the New York Times, National Public Radio, and various television stations.
Rabbi Nevins earned his bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, from Harvard College and his master's degree and rabbinical ordination from JTS. He received a graduate fellowship from the Wexner Foundation.
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PANAMA CITY — A day after the Bay County Commission rejected bids to improve the University of Florida Agriculture Extension building, a new batch of bids were opened and one was within budget.
The bids rejected Tuesday were all over-budget.
Five companies submitted proposals for the $343,940 project, and Anderson & Associates Construction Inc. of Panama City had the low bid, at $319,857. The company did not bid on the project during first round. The second closest bid was more than $100,000 higher, at $424,000.
The work will improve the structural integrity of the extension building, which was the old Cedar Grove City Hall, said Lavoy Anderson, president of Anderson & Associates. That will include removing its exterior walls and replacing them with half-inch plywood topped by a five-coat stucco system. Some of the roof trusses also will be replaced and others will be braced.
Though Anderson's bid was significantly lower than his competition, he was confident the work could be done at that price.
"I specialize in remodeling and this kind of stuff scares folks," he said.
Anderson said he's not just an expert in this type of work, he's also a local and has formed plenty of strong business relationships with area subcontractors, which will make the project financially feasible.
"You're not going to come in my backyard and get the prices I get (from subcontractors). That's what it comes down to," said the 30-year contracting veteran.
Anderson also has a history. He served as superintendent when the building was finished years earlier.
"So I'm very familiar with the building and it's sort of neat for me to be able to go back and refurbish that old building," he said.
Administrative services director Wendi Sellers said the project standards were not reduced to try to get bids within budget.
"We were confident that we could get more bids without changing the scope of work," Sellers said.
She said several firms attended the county's pre-bid meeting, which actually had an adverse affect. Plenty of them thought they had no shot at the contract, and didn't submit a bid the first round, and the county received only two proposals. One was well under budget ($268,000), but the firm, Kolmetz Construction of Panama City, later withdrew it citing an error in a subcontractor's quote.
The County Commission still must approve the contract with Anderson & Associates. After that, the firm must get a "notice to proceed" and then it has 210 calendar days to complete the work, Sellers said
The money for the project came courtesy of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which doled it out to the state for the Disaster Recovery Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The county applied and received the $1.2 million grant in 2010.
The county is spending the grant on three projects: the UF building, an emergency warehouse for storing overflow hurricane supplies and structural improvements for the Salvation Army's rental housing.
The emergency warehouse is nearly finished, but the county is still working to get a bid under budget for the Salvation Army project. On Tuesday, the commission also rejected four bids for the $468,000 Salvation Army project, which were all over-budget. The lowest bid was $614,867.


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The Concentration in Film/Media Studies applies traditional literary practices of close reading and critical thinking to the realm of film and media. This option allows students to learn about film and media practices through historical study of American and world cinema, theoretical analysis, and creative production.
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Columbus, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - The Columbus Blue Jackets signed forward Brian Gibbons to a one-year, two-way contract on Friday.
Gibbons, 26, made his NHL debut with the Pittsburgh Penguins last season, posting five goals with 12 assists in 41 games. He added two goals and one assist in eight playoff games.
The Massachusetts native won NCAA titles with Boston College in 2008 and 2010.


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Yourspace Studios are Music Rehearsal Studios and a Recording Studio built and run by musicians currently active in the Melbourne music scene.
Our inspiration to create Yourspace Studios came out of frustration from always being put on some bullshit standby list when looking for rehearsal studios. Now we have a rehearsal room any time we like and so can you.
When we built this rehearsal studio we wanted the rehearsal rooms to sound big, live and tight. We wanted Yourspace Studios to be easy to get to and have a friendly atmosphere. There is always someone on site to help you with a PA setting or fix your lead, replace a string etc. We have (good) hire equipment i.e. Fender, Epiphone, Hohner, Sound City, Hartke, Sans Amp (Tech 21), Marshall & Mapex.
Another important design factor when building these rehearsal studios was they had to have good loud PA's. It would shit me off when I had to pay for a shit PA. We run 1200 watt rms CROWN power amps with Mackie desks, 15 inch with horn boxes hung from the ceiling with 15inch + horn fold back wedges in every rehearsal room. We only provide Shure microphones, because we're musicians, ok!
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Mark Hughes has revealed QPR are close to concluding a deal for Inter Milan goalkeeper Julio Cesar that even he is shocked the west Londoners are pulling off.
The Brazil international was a key part of the Italian side's Champions League win two years ago but now looks set to leave the San Siro for W12. Cesar was at Loftus Road on Tuesday to discuss terms ahead of the club's 3-0 Capital One Cup victory overall Walsall and looks set to pen a deal with the Hoops.
"There's nothing concluded yet," Hughes said. "There are a number of papers that need to go back. We're not at a point where we can actually say it's a done deal. The intention is there obviously if we can but at the moment it's not concluded."
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Hehe. It's been long since I play Mario Party. I have them all up to the 7 on the Gamecube... It can be a nice alternative for the local multiplayer... If my friends are willing to play it... that is
I remember Mario Party being a good laugh with friends on the N64. Maybe there is a new one around for the Wii?
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It sounds like you have played a lot of the local multiplayer games myself & mates have enjoyed over the years!
I can suggest a few others on the Xbox you might like:
Castle Crashers - XBLA game, kinda like a cell shaded take on Golden Axe. You can level up, acquire better weapons as you progress and play 4 player co-op, or just battle it out with your mates.
Heavy Weapon - XBLA game, simple but addictive - you and 4 other players destroy the onslaught of enemies that appear on the screen trying to get the best time possible. You can play either with lives or until everyone dies at the same time. Me and my mates find the game very addictive and are ranked in the top 250 on the Xbox Live leader boards, often been the top of the weekly leader board when we play.
Blur - Like an adult version of Mario Kart, racing game with weapons and power ups. Supports 4 player split screen play. Loads of fun!
I've found F1 Race Stars to be a great giggle
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Have you tried Medal of Honor? I played it on PC and i really enjoyed it. But i'm not sure in which else platform is it available.
. I thought that game had epic yarn - graphics look a like. . I enjoyed a lot the N64 version. Never thought this was the continuation for it! hahaha Niiiiice.
Kirby's Return to Dreamland has drop in local co-op multiplayer.
I guess some wario ware smooth moves could work out .
I don't know if any of the Wario-Ware games are available on the Wii.. used to play one at a friends place on his Gamecube where you could have four players simultaneously on screen doing weird party games and it was an absolute riot...
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Castle crashers and Heavy Weapons.... I'll give them a shot later!


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Mercedes has long been privy to the fact that more is really quite a lot nicer than less, and has applied this long-held TG maxim to the brand new S600. It's bigger, more powerful and features more tech than ever. Tick.
Mercedes S600 is a twin-turbo V12 limo
Flagship Benz revealed at Detroit packing 530bhp and lots and lots and lots of tech
Gone is the old 5.5-litre V12 from the last S600, and in comes an all-singing, all-shouting 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12. The power figures are quite incredible too: that V12 produces 530bhp (up from 517bhp) and 612lb ft of torque available from 1,900rpm, all channeled to the rear wheels via the AMG 7G-tronic auto 'box to give a 0-62mph time of 4.6 seconds and limited top speed of 155mph (the S63 does the sprint in 4.4s but will be a little cheaper than this 600).
That engine; there's an all-aluminium crankcase, a forged crankshaft, modified forged pistons and a new ECU, amongst other touches. And then you start rifling through the tech Merc has lavished on the 600. You get (take a deep breath...) an LED intelligent light system, magic body control (that's the 'chicken advert') with road surface scanning, a driving assistance pack that includes lane assist, blind spot assist, cross-traffic assist and steer control and collision prevention assist (which carries out autonomous braking up to 124mph). We'd joke at this point that any more tech and it'd drive itself but, as you've read here before, that's not far off either.
You can also option a touchpad to control the head unit (that operates like a smartphone) and a head-up display, and Mercedes will only offer this new S600 in a long-wheelbase model. It'll appear sometime after March. Oh, and if you're concerned, though it gets stop/start as standard for the first time on a 600 (to help it hit Euro 6 emissions standards), Mercedes reckon it'll be a winner in North America and Asia in particular.


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CEOs with interesting side jobs
Dylan Love, Business Insider | July 11, 2013 | Updated: August 19, 2013 2:43pm
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Jeff Bezos isn't only working on Amazon – he also runs Blue Origin, a private aerospace company of his own. He's currently working on a project to build a 10,000-year clock in West Texas. He also just purchased the Washington Post.
Read about Bezos odd quest to build a 10,000-year clock.
Photo By David Paul Morris/Bloomberg NewsInvestor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel is aggressively investigating technologies that would — in theory — allow humans to literally live forever.
When he's not running Box.com, Aaron Levie is an accomplished magician practicing double-lifts and pinch vanishes.
Photo By Valentin Flauraud/BloombergHe's probably best known for his electric car company, Tesla, but Elon Musk's SpaceX has a huge contract with NASA to help put people and cargo in orbit.
Marissa Mayer's "side project?" Raising her new child, of course. She built a nursery in her office.
Photo By Liz Hafalia/The ChronicleBefore he was CEO of Groupon, Andrew Mason was a music student at Northwestern University. He just put out an album called "Hardly Workin'," a collection of "motivational business songs."
Photo By Wikimedia CommonsTom Anderson (MySpace Tom) is trying to get a major league baseball team started in Las Vegas.
Photo By George Frey/942539Microsoft founder Bill Gates' latest passion project is to reinvent the toilet and drastically improve health conditions in the developing world.
Photo By Larry Busacca//Microsoft founder Paul Allen has invested a half billion dollars into the Allen Institute for Brain Science. It will study how the brain works with a goal of curing diseases like Alzheimer's, an illness his mother suffered from. Ultimately, the institute has another goal: to replicate the brain and build machines with human intelligence.
Photo By STRDEL/StringerMichael Dell's private investment company, MSD Capital, bought the Magnum Collection of pictures. It includes more than 180,000 of some of the nation's most important and memorable photographs taken since 1947. He houses the collection at the Ransom Center museum in Austin, Texas.
The old aphorism goes that "idle hands are the devil's playground."
Few seem to heed the spirit of this message like the founders, CEOs, and other inventive souls of the tech community.
Elon Musk famously runs SpaceX, his private rocket company, alongside Tesla, his electric car company. Two other notable technology figureheads each have their own private rocket companies as well, and you'll never guess who is trying to start a major league baseball team in Las Vegas.
Jeff Bezos, a very private former Houstonian, is putting together a massive timepiece in a mountain on his land in the Sierra Diablos on his off time.
In a veritable potpourri collection of folks from the tech industry, we've gathered some notable examples of the side projects that keep them busy.


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Civilization 5: Gods & Kings expansion announced for June 19th
That's right, it's time to stop waiting in the dark about just when Civilization V's first expansion release date. 2K Games announced earlier today that the release date for Gods & Kings will be June 19th of this year. Yay. Sure, that may be a bit more than two more months but knowing a date is always better than being left unknowing.
Look to Gods & Kings for diplomacy and espionage. If the sneaky route isn't to your liking, how about religion? That's a good one. In this expansion you can customize your very own pantheon and have your civilization develop a perfectly fitting religion to your liking; theocracy anyone? I think so.
Among those features you can also look forward too:
- 9 new civilizations
- 9 new wonders of the world
- 3 new scenarios
- 27 new units
- 13 new buildings
- New technology
- New resources
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BONIFAY — The Holmes County Board of County Commissioners approved the new logo for Holmes County that the Chamber of Commerce presented to the board on Sept. 25.
"The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce approached the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners requesting permission to hold a county logo contest and further requested that the winning logo would be adopted by the county and would be incorporated as the official seal," said Julia Bullington of the Chamber.
She went on and said from there they approached the Holmes County Development Council and the Holmes County Tourist Development Council and they eventually came up with pledges for the reward of $1,000 to the best representation of the county.
"On April 19 a panel of judges met and selected the winning entry, submitted by Brandon Elderidge of Holmes County," said Bullington. "I've got to personally thank County Attorney Jeff Goodman. I couldn't have done this without him."
Commissioner Kenneth Williams said that he was impressed by the selection.
"It wasn't as easy as you might think," said Williams. "There were a lot of good ones to choose from."
The board approved County Grant Writer Bob Jones' request to apply for a Community Development Block Grant to extend Rum Road for $592,000 and to provide equipment for the Pine Log Fire Department in the amount of $60,000.
The board also approved of their annual Health Department Core Contract for 2012-13.
Holmes County Extension Agent Shep Eubanks came to ask citizens of Holmes County to be careful when working outside because the threats of mosquitoes are still great.
"A human case of West Nile Virus has been confirmed," said Eubanks. "The patient states that though she normally spends much of her time indoors, she recently spent two day hunting in Washington County and was bitten many times by mosquitoes. The risk of transmission to other humans and animals has increased."
The health department is continuing to conduct statewide surveillance for mosquito borne illnesses, including West Nile virus infections, Eastern equine encephalitis, St. Louis encephalitis, malaria, and dengue.
Residents of Florida are encouraged to report dead birds via the web site for Surveillance of Wild-bird Die-offs located at www.myfwc.com/bird/.
Greg Barton of the Holmes County Emergency Medical Services informed the board that there would be a Blood Drive held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 23, in front of the EMS building on State Road 90.
The board approved Inmate Catastrophic Coverage Renewal and Goodman recommended that next year the contact be bid out.
The commissioners also approved of Goodman's recommendation to renew their Inmate Medical Services with their current physician until the next year, when they could have a better comparison.
"We sent this bid out and got some interesting bids back," said Goodman. "However, we won't be able to tell if any of these companies are going to save you any money until we can get a trend we can go by. Right now we're seeing if we can cut back on some of these expenditures first."
Goodman explained that the price spiked from $112,000 to $210,000 in a matter of a couple of years and a nurse explained that there were inmates who were inflicting injuries on themselves just to make the county pay. She added there were also two catastrophic cases in one year, which were very rare.
Motor Grater bids had returned and the board approved to table it until the next meeting in October to decide what bid to accept.
"You've got the right to do so," said Goodman. "My advice is to take your time until you feel good about it."
The board approved of 911 Director Clint Erickson's request to apply for grant for new system hardware at no cost of the county.
The board also approved of taking the 911 Department's old generator and sending it to the EMS because they do not have one in case of an emergency.
Board approved of Resolution 12-13, at Eubanks' request, to apply for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to renovate the Holmes County Agricultural Center in efforts to revive the Farmer's Market.
"It's a request for $20,000 to revive the Farmer's Market," said Eubanks. "We're going to possibly drop the ceiling on the Ag Center for $14,000, get a new fire alarm system for $3,000 and use $3,000 to renovate some of the rooms to possibly rent out. It's a 40 percent match and in-kind contributions in material and labor count towards the 40 percent."
Eubanks also informed the board that they would be treating the cogongrass problem as soon as possible.
County Engineer Cliff Knauer approached the board and said the process toward building a boat ramp on the West end portion of the Choctawhatchee River off of Highway 90 in Holmes County.
The board approved of a resolution stating that the board approved to apply for the Florida Boating Improvement Program through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation to build a boat ramp on Sept. 11.
"The water levels are looking good now, but when they go down there's nowhere to put your boat in anywhere in Holmes County," said Commissioner Jim King. "This will be a valuable asset to the residents in Holmes County."
Knauer explained all they needed was the Florida Department of Transportation's permission to use their right-of-way and requested that Goodman send a "strongly worded letter" so the project could move forward.
Board approved of renewing their contract with Doctors Memorial Hospital for the year 2012-13.
"They cut us some very good deals," said Goodman.
Board approved of Goodman's request to take King with him to have lunch with the new director of Northwest Florida Water Management and "establish a good relationship."
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the HC BOCC is scheduled for 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at the Board Room behind the Holmes County Court House.


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Headliners revealed for Maryport Blues Festival
Last updated at 12:39, Friday, 08 February 2013
Headliners of the 2013 Maryport Blues Festival have been revealed.
English rock guitarist Bernie Marsden will headline the three-day event from July 26 to July 28.
Marsden, formerly of Whitesnake and UFO, leads a bill of UK musicians as Maryport celebrates British blues.
Blues guitarist, singer and songwriter Ian Parker will put his old band Parker's Project back together to headline the Sunday night.
Friday's headliner will be Aynsley Lister who delivers contemporary soul of blues.
This year will also see a return to a marquee and there are also plans for an outdoor stage, still to be confirmed, but expected to be near the centre of the town.
Sue Sandham, of Maryport Festivals Limited, which organises the festival, said: "We have listened to what people have said and we are trying to provide them with what they want."
There will still be camping available at Netherhall Rugby Club but the main marquee will be at Maryport Rugby Club on Mealpot Road which provided a popular outdoor stage last year.
The artists have been chosen as a result of surveys from previous festivals, the festival website and social networking website Facebook.
The result is a line-up which includes young new faces, some old favourites and a big headline name in Marsden.
Confirmed marquee acts are Solway Deltas, Lewis Hamilton, Blues n Trouble and Aynsley Lister on Friday night.
Saturday will kick off in the afternoon with Lucy Zirins, Bore Bones Boogie Band and Jo Harmon. They are followed, in the evening, by Baba Jack, King King and Bernie Marsden.
Sunday's gigs will include Blues Beaten, Dove and Boweevil.
The afternoon's entertainment will conclude with Albany Down who Maryport festival goers voted gig of the year last year.
The final concert, on Sunday night, starts with Blue Swamp.
Irishman Pat McManus will be next with his repertoire of music by heroes including Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher and the event will end with Ian Parker.
Local bands can compete to perform on the same bill as The Quireboys during the festival in a battle of the bands competition, which starts later this month.
Tickets will go on sale next month at venues to be announced.
There will be a special early bird tickets offer this year, with a limited number of tickets selling at £55 which will include all-weekend access to the marquee and a trail wristband.
l Blues festival battle of the bands – see below.
First published at 12:17, Friday, 08 February 2013
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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glad to here pat mcmanus is on x mamas boys. no one wants to miss this irish legend wow he can play that guitar. DONT MISS PAT!!!!!!
Looks a decent line up and glad there is a return to a marquee.Wave Centre is a decent venue but lacked atmosphere last year.
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RockvlUe centre. Nassau County Review Official Pbper, ViDafe of Fieeport FREEPORT. N. Y., FfUDAY. MAY 9. 1919 VoL 3CXn, No. 19 VIctDty ABOUT THE CHURCHES (lt«B. in tbi. duma aro w.l<oB«4 from tk. pasUira of ckurcb.. ani ..cratarim or .lh«- ofliciai. of church w>ci.tl... Th.s. iton., witbia th. linil* of our .pac., mp- paar a. fural.h.^. SOOAL AND PERSONAL Brlti ItMM CoMamlBC IU.id.Bl. of Our aanHy, ami Tbair Cuo.u, Viait. ami Sacial Affair. Chester A. Reese, formerly bugler with Pershing's First Division, and severely gassed in the Argonne For¬ est, has gone up New York State tor a visit, after spending six weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Goldman of 32 North Jxtng Beach Avenue. Mr. Reese' health nas improved sff much and he has made so many friends while in Fi«cport that when he re¬ turns he expects to settle here perma¬ nently. FRATERNAL ORDERS Doia*. al tha Sacr«t Fratm-nal OrfSwIsatieiM of FrMport aad Viciaity F^aiitern SUr The charter members a^ the Eastern Star, Freeport, were entertained on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitehouse of Roose¬ velt, where a pleasant evening was spent in carOs and music. Mesdame* Howell, Stiles, and Lindsav and the Messrs. Fulton, C. Whitehouse and Lindsay won the favors. The color scheme was violet and W. C. C S Notes (Official Report) Our thanks are extended to the American Theatre for their additional courtesy in giving us tickets for their performances for Tuesday and Fri¬ day evenings, to pass on to our sol¬ diers. The management of the Amer¬ ican Theatre has been very generous in its treatment of the soldier visitors and is now giving $5 a month toward our refreshment fund, in addition to this donation of tickets. Need Porch Chairs " . 11 .. i • 1 ^ tu t Wc 18**' some more porch chairs. yellow A small pot of vioJeU was the Arthur Thompson of Brooklyn Ave- table favor to each of .the 20 guests '^g ^^y "g j"^" y^^^ ^f y^^^^ ^^^^ Those present were: Mrs. Esmond | ^e^^, which together with the ones service at <:4o; suDjeci, "sowing ana i say, Mr. and Mrs. Chester r ulton, i pin_ o,_.-, ^."-" :• Reaping, What Kind of Seed Are; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howell, Dr. and' C. "noon «JlwphBr You Sowing? What Will the Har- Mrs. Smallwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.! ^^und on the rail" vest Be?" Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. S. Arnold. Mi ibuildinir all Kniovinc Ti.....<i... ^......i.,^ niMtt stii/lv in ""j M— r-i 1— «7u:*-i vr;.. ouiiomg, ail enjoying Misses E. Goldsmith and R. Baruth of Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mr.s. Av erell Marlow on Sunday. Mrs. John S. Rhame and childreo of Washington, D. C, Mrs. Frank P Rhame and children of Cincinnati, O., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. William Rhame of 78 South Grove Street. To Institute a Knights of Columbus Council in Freeport The new Knights of Columbus Council for Freeport will be formally instituted on Sunday, June 1. This will be a gathering of unusual im¬ portance, when probably 1,000 men will attend special services, which will be held at the Roman Catholic Church of Our Holy Redeemer. Master Alfred Knapp entertained ten pf his small friends on the after¬ noon of April 26 at his home, 32 Wil¬ son Place. Alfred was seven years old and received a number of remem¬ brances from his friends. Liberty Club MeeU The Liberty Larkin Club had its last session with Mrs. Cornelius Bra- len, 73 Pearsall Avenue. Coming as it did '^o near the Easter season, Mr"?. Braren had her luncheon table Jeco- rated appropriately and Easter bun¬ nies filled with candies were the fav¬ ors. Some time last week all the mombers of the Skylark/.i Club th- ceived invitations to a real sure-enuff party and dance to be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Combs, 202 Pennsylvania .\venue, Friday ev ening, May 2. Needless to say, no die stayed at home, except the 1^ that were kept home by sickness. Perhaps Mrs. Combs took the warn¬ ing in the Review of April 18 and "beatTus to it," for which we are deep¬ ly grateful, for it is pleasant to go to a party and not have to provide either eats or entertainment, but we expect her turn will come some time just the same. Dances, potato races, peanut con¬ tests, etc., fornied part of the amuse¬ ments o;f the evening. There was also a clothes hanging contest, in which the men showed themselves so profi¬ cient that we heard one lady say she would have a three weeks' laundry ready for her husband to hang out the following week. Our host and hostess had planned for a negro cake walk, but they could not get the talent and they fortun¬ ately were told that the cake walk is not, as commonly supposed, of ne¬ gro origin, but comes down to us from the Irish people of the Sixteenth Cen¬ tury, so they had an Irish couple "wondrously and gorgeously attired" provide this part oif the evening's en¬ tertainment. We failed to quite catch the names of this couple, but believe it to be Miss Frances McMorse and Charlie MacKnapp. Later in the ev¬ ening our hostess had another sur¬ prise for us, for she had procured two charming petite French maids to serve us with delightful refreshments. TTwy were Mademoiselle Francees Coonlbs and Jeanne Cartier. These maids, or perhaps it was their unique costumes, provided a lot of amuse¬ ment. The party broke up some time the next day, with an old-fashioned Virginia reel. We are now waiting for our next party which will be a surprise on— well we think we had befter not say and anyway, we are not sure that we know. ONE OF THEM. Soldiers Returning J. Kenneth Taylor, with the Tanks, w»B a visitor at the Soldiers and Sail¬ ors Club Wednesday evening. Ken¬ neth was with the fighting tanks and reached "Over There" on November 1, but did not get into active service. Like all our boys returning from out¬ door service, he looks "better than ever." Ray Whittaker, 30-lth Machine Gun Co. B, aend word that he arrive<i home on the President Grant. We are an¬ ticipating the pleasurf of meeting him shortly." The regular monthly meeting of the Soldiers Welfare Association will be held Tuesday evening at 8:30, at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Club, 392 South Grove Street. All mem¬ bers are askird to be present. Baptist Mothers' Day will be observed on Sunday. A white flower wiil be giv¬ en to each mother attending the ser¬ vice, a symbol of the day. An effort will be made to get aged mothers out to church that day. A special address on the "Glory of Mothers" will be giv¬ en by the paator. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Jun- i«n- Society at 8:00 o'clock. Young People's Meeting at 6:46. Evenmg ' Stiles, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Lind-j ^^^V'^g"'(,";''M^s^'s'evmoor'B^^irof service at 7:«; |ubjectv"Sowing an3 I say, Mr. ^and Mrs. .Chester Julton, ( ^fj^J'e Street were alHn use Sunday af had boys sitting in front of the Thursday evening Bible Study in and Mrs. Charles Whitehouse, Miss "7";i;-'crub.'aS"fnc?denSlf "'th^ the Book of Reveations. A cordial Whitehouse Mrs. C P. Kelsey, Mr. bright Sundav that came with it. Any welcome extended to strangers. ,«"«' Mrs. Arthur . Whitehouse, Mrs. j^^son having any of these can notify V _!.".-,!.- McKenna. .,. , ^ . "s, and we will send for them if thev V * c Preebyterian We were more than happy to have. y^ y ^y ^^ Next Sunday mornmg the theme of Mrs. Fred Howell with us again after | j^eed More Cigarettes Money the sermon at the church wil be -The her illness; but were sori^ to note sev- j ^^^^ ^j^^^ we opened our club Lawful Use of the Sabbath. In the era^ absent on account of illness. I ^^^^.^ ^^ ^ave had cigarettes to give evening Mothers Day wdl be cle-1 Our social met last week, May 1. at t" «,, ^^^ ^jgjtors. We must stop un- *""?,^*''.J'yT?u'*^'"''" **" ^i"^ ^T ^ul*'"^ "'."^'"r T''°"^«s Ferguson;,,ggg ^^^^ farther contributions are a Boy. The boys away from home although quite stormy a goodly num- ^^de to this fund. A .lonation of $1 in the service of the country are es- ber were present. May 9. Friday, wei^r |2 a month from a sufficient nuni- pecially mvited. , meet at the home of Mrs. Smallwood,, ber of ous readers would keep this " ,... , 69 North Wallace Street. ifunj ;" goo<, g^ape without proving l^^thodist Our regular meeting Saturday ev-1 ^ ,grlhos drain on anybodv, and we Sunday morning will be observed ening. May 10, when th^re will be aicooy continue our reputation for the as Mothers' Day. Sermon, "Mother number of candidates to receive the i ^^rk we have done in this line and Home." Special solo by Mr. Dav- , Star Degree. | isson and anthem by the quartet and LOCAL TOPICS Connoiit. ani .xplanatioB. not entirely ol a new. aatur., on villas, affair., by tb. oditor. Hard to Believe 1 met George Aring last Thursday. He said that he was down to join in the celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of his wife's parents. Just before I met him I saw his wife's father standing in front of the^*p08t office talking real estate or boats and I was inclined to ask George whether he meant their 50th wedding anniver¬ sary or their 50th birthday anniver¬ sary. It was rather difficult to be¬ lieve that the gentleman I had just passed was old enough to be celebrat¬ ing his 50th wedding anniversary. riNVCST (L[ \R SMI s MERRICK Tbi. colunn i. .dited by R.t. W. H. Lit. tebrandt and all ittra* .hould be tent to hia to in.ur* inacrtion nnder thi. headinc Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the third after East¬ er, at 7.30 and 11 o'clock A. M. and S o'cjock P. M. Celebration of the Holy Communion at the early service. Moming Prayer and sermon at It S. S. Y. C. Opening The South Shore Yacht Club held j an informal dance at its club huose last Saturday evening, which was' largely attended, despite the incleni-1 ent weather and irrespective of the j fact that the club has opened a month j earlier this season than usual. The \ music was excellent and the lucky i number contest was enjoyed by many, fifty couples participating. Mrs. Charles Young being the fortunate of civil affairs at Sinzig-on-the-Rhine. '?'*>'• ^ Pf.'l'^"*"" ^^'^ «" "'•''«'' °" TI IA- " ...111 u".." *" ,i" ..,;tu v.;= 1 *-ross ior ^^i.ov. choir. Sunday School 2:30 p. m. 7:00 p. m., Epworth League devotional ser vice led by new cabinet and thc new officers will be installed. 7:46 p. m., victory service and one of Freeport'r, own boys will be the speaker. IJuet Harold E. Brown, who has .seen 12 months of overseas service and was the intelligence officer of the Head¬ quarters Staff, 3rd Battalio.i, lOTtli Infantry Regiment, 42 Division (Rain¬ bow) will speak on "The Price of Peace." He was the officer in charge The address will have to do with his experiences at St. Mihiel and the cam¬ paign in the Argonne, Meuse and Se¬ dan. Patriotic music by choir and congregation. All welcome. The ushers have been very fortun- This club has always been well pat¬ ronized by its nienibers and friends, but this season bids fair to surpass all others. On next Saturday even¬ ing. May 10, a beefsteak dinner and dance will be given at the club house The following contributions are en¬ tered on the duty book: S. R. Kahn, smokes fund, $2. Mrs. Seaward, magazines. H. F. D. Kelsey, smokes fund, $1. Jack Sullivan, books and magazines. Robert A. Patrick, smokes fund, $2. Mrs. Schwab, 2 cartons cigarettes. Robert Campbell, smokes find, $2. Ladies' Committee Comniittee Saturday, May 3—Mes¬ dames Hyman Schloss, L. Bender and Puck; Misses Sylvia Bender and Ethel Reiss. Committee Sunday, May 4—Misses Prudie Ritchie, Place, Ruth Place, Rand, Daniels, Mrs. Hirsch. Contributions Saturday and Sun¬ day, May 3 and 4—Mesdames J. Cecil Powers, Cotter, W. M. Nichols, Per- el'^tarnmii^thrrri "Slrnnin"; t-^ ^ ThSrnTg^it'S t^ rffiy"".;,Teting ,-d, subscribed, the sucess^of the af-1 J; I^Sft 5: Fosl^Suniv'a'n'fc.r: of the Men's Get-Together Club, ^i^i-\ L tu^^I.^^'^,,,^,. ,^"",u," ","»* jelberg, R. W. Nutt, Downs, Magnus- colm Shackleford, noted for his banjo I .,^*%f«t J«^^^^^^ Johnson, Bieger. L. H. selections, rendering of southern i "f. *'lt:' "^i*",!^, ^° «?n^^^Ln R°s«. J Schmitt, W. Post, Vai , Reast, ¦ , ,• I »« Idea originated last season to con- K, , ' ,-, ,,. '^ ,¦ "' r, ...' ..' songs and impersonations, and Mr. i T'r::ZT".r.ZT. IZiZ Zth'^Z' Nelson, CQlHn?, Gould, S. F. Pear.sall, Bui^ows. with his magic tricks, ven-l^t/"/* tennis coum "j « bath n^^ p^^" triloquism and paper designing, wi" ^^ "?Ve 010^0!,,/ 4i" Jllli^ A«- Forbes, D. F Seaman, W. F. he with us. Supper will be served 7 X",tions win bririinlrhf IkI Need, Peter Vreeland. Schluter, Ven- to 8 p. m., followed by a short busi-; ^"^«^t;°"| J'>^' ^^ |»J^^^^^^ theU^ ^^^^.^^j ^^^y ^ q_ ^,^' ^^_ noaa moot nir onA tVio ontortj. nniont "1^'"°*'^3 and Will UndOUDtedly DC the i . ¦itr_u . T r- \7"ii"_ D :' .:_ John M. Simpson's new machine shop is now open at his residence, 85 St. John's Place, formerly Raynor Avenue) All work promptly attend¬ ed CO. Repairs of all kinds. AdvMtlaaaant The price of coal is down. Now is Um time to bay your next winter's ¦apply. Sinclair L. Baynor. ness meeting and the entertainment! ""^¦"°"/ »"" «'". unaoubtedly immediately after. Tickets are 75 ;<=*?«« %.l'«'"K« '"<^'«a«e,.'" '"eniber cents and include supper and enter-1 ^'^'P- F'^teen new applicants have , tainment. They can be secured from j ^een adm,itted to membership this' the ushers or the ticket committee of ,^^~'\°"- , , ^. , ,, Harry W. Beebe, Treasurer Staats, L TJie club meetings are held on the Sigfried Olsen and Wallace Post. l'^'"''/ ""^ ^^'"l} lufsday.s of each month The supper and entertainment which | ?"«• """e ^^ell attended. The buffet the Ushers' Club of the church is | 'uncheon served at the instigation of planning for Thursday evening. May ^ .^'fV thoughtful entertainment com- 1.5, bids fair to be a great succes.s. |m'ttee by the steward at the la.st They have been very fortunate in | "]«eting was thoroughly enjoyed by securing as entertainers Malcolm 1 **' P''^j^,"v t -t Shackleford, noted for his banjo se-1 , '" addition to its social and yacht-, viciorv aa lections, rendering of colored songs j'"«' attractions this club, when the , ' > , y ^ biirires nnd imnprsonatimi^ -il^n Mr Riirrow-j' ' tennis courts and bath ng beach are i "-V^r^f "^.\ ^1 '!f ""'^ "^ "-'.'f Digues w" h hU ma^ic t^^^^^^^^ will be in a fair way to be-;'"'^'^'V^^^.f ^' '^^^^^ (ominunity Hou.se ^nd paper designing ''^"'""'""""^come one of the most popular coun-''^'^- "°"«'"' '''•«'''^'"' '''^ ^'"^''^ ^am Supper will be served from 7:00 tojt'y dubs on Long Island. 8:00, followed by a short business | r\aL t? meeting and the entertainment im- j Police Officer Suspended mediately following. Tickets will be j j^y ^ hearing before the Village . blue costumes and red, white and blue bert Walters, J. C. Vetter, Benjamin Asch, N. T. Cole, Rhame, Edgar Wil- "iams, Fred Wright; Misses E. Reiss and Pearl .Johnson. .Mrs. Hyman Schloss, 200 ioly pops. Mrs. Daniels, sugar. .Mrs. Goller, coffee. Mrs. R. A. Patrick, coffee. Mrs. Brower, Baldwin, coffee. Mrs. Kahn, $2. Mrs. W. G. Smith, $1. Entertainment Committee The victory dance Saturday night and Miss Marion Bedell prettily dressed in a red, white an<l blue cos¬ tume, led the victory march. .\ num¬ ber of the girls wore red, white and 75 cents, which includes supper »"<' Board of Trustees acting as Police Com- hats were furnished both girls and entertainment. misisioners, Tuesday evening a com i 11 u • ¦ T> tu ,! plaint was received from Captain A concert wil be given in Bethel ii_i," x n"«K", ;" "u" *'""' >-"hl«'ii » in r< r^u u u tt \,t \i¦ John J. Uunbar, in chartre of the Free- .\. M. E. Church by the Mite Mission- _-"j ""i:-" _""'"j:" , >Vm a .^u iir 1 J \i ,tr port nplice, regarding Officer Anthony "K^'AYvf/^^-^'''''"'''i'r'K*^^r^^'*.°''! Fedden, one of the village patrolmen , R^iw Fr^ffi? ui«f^r"f'l« »«'<=«•• Dunbar stated that he found i i^hed the dancers. Miss Vera Bedell church *"^! Fedden asleep on his post, nn ;"""=-; donated a handsome bunch of rose boys; the dancing room was decorated with the National colors, and with con¬ fetti, streamers and toy balloons it made a very impressive scene. Red, white and blue horns were also furn- on mves- 1 Going Some > , , , - ™,t -« , « . TU IT •. I Ct . D 1 J A 1 i oclock. The Sunday School meets in The United States Railroad Admin-^ the Parish House at 10 o'clock. The istration can surely give the Long Isl- Woman's Auxiliary meets weekly in and Radroad pointers Citizens of the Parish House on Thursday, at Rockville Centre, not havmg smelledla.so P. M. Choir practice is held on the subway at Freeport, petitioned , Saturday P. M. at 4 o'clock in the irLr ?ir» H^'''"tK C*""-'"'^*'"" '°V" k-b"rch. The Boy Scouts meet week- order directing the construction of a , "" Tuesdays at 7.30 P. M. in the lfirt^.^'^ro'^!l%in'^'^%^^^^r^'''^ \^"^'^ »«>"«« A cordial invitation ville Centre Station. The Govern- j^ extended to all to attend the ser- r,w.? J^t^i:^ "?{,"ftt^'°"v, '^'"";^*«« °f this church and to become l^^ZJ't T th^ ^*'\' *^l^ have no i,,entified with its communitv inter- money to do the work with, and fiir-ggtg ther that the expenses if incurred | " "would be an absolute waste and the r^ ,, n , .. use of such facilities abandoned if and 1 " ^- "• Bowne and sister Miss Mary when a separation of grades is made ' Bowne returned on .Monday from Ov- through Rockville Centre" which they i «j'*;«- ^\^ *'bcre they spent the mo.ith claim is "undoubtedly a question for : ^ April. solution in the not very distant fut- j ure." j A. E. Hewlett after a years labor I in the ship yards at Baltimore. Md , Plays; Seen and Obscene returned to his home here. Referring to the play "Salome," | which has recently been glaring on Dr. and Mrs. .¦Mien Beetham and our billboards, thc Brookl.vn Tablet, chil<jren of Overlea, Md., are the ' guests for the month of Mrs. Beeth- am's n.other, Mrs. W.M. E. Hewlett. a ('atholic paper, says "The part as portrayed by a well- known vampire of the movies has not a shred of decency to cover it, and worse still, it has not one fibre of no¬ bility to exalt it. or one thrill of hero¬ ism to redeem it. The movie, "Sa¬ lome," is the mere futile incarnation of vain voluptuous wantoness." We are rather prou<l of the fact that following our protest against the pro¬ ducing of this play, the American Theatre withdrew it from their pro¬ gram, and substituted another play in its place. We are positive this action Mr. Erland and family formerly of. Valley Stream have moved into the house formerly occupied by Mrs. .Abene on Court Street. The two babies of .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weiland have been seriously ill with bronch^is and near pneumonia this week. Lieut. H. Schuyler Cammann re- will j turned to the village on Sunday meet with the approval of a large 1 morning from Washington, Motor number of our readers, even if it is a fact, as is .so frequently claimed, that the majority of folks prefer "nasty" plays. Thank Youl Corps Div., having received his dis¬ charge. Our Boys in Service ent all the help that we require, kind ly stop running the advertisement. Thanking you very much, we are Very truly ycjurs, Te.<-Tite Piston Ring Co., liu William Roh Private H. G. Magnus, Co. E, 1st ^ Kreeport, N. Y. ' Battalion, 115th Engineers, writes .^pril 29, 1!>19. 1 from Hu-signy, France, under date of N'assau County Review, , .\piil 20, acknowledging receipt of Freeport, L. I. , mail, and says he expects to be in Gentlemen:— I Germany soon. Your advertisement having proven ' Cornelius White, 305th Infantry, so successful that we have at pres-I has returned home. Samuel 11. Shieber, Battery G, 305 P'ield .Artillery, sends word of his ar¬ rival which reached us about the tim-j we went to press last week. He came over on the .Agamemmon. William (Bill) Enkler is on a 30- .Maiiager. , days' furlough, after which he will I return to Camp TJjiton. .\ (Question of Dollars and Cents I Bab Campbell sc.id.s postal greet- To the thousands of autoists who ; ings from Nancy, showing a view of drive along the Merrick Road the • the city, and the result of one of the business-like enterprises and progres-j Germaiyair raids. siveness of Lynbrook must appeal to 1 Kenneth Waterman, who has simp- them. Will the dry law after July 1 ' ly been listed "Infantry" on our Roll rebird this to a certain extent? of Honor, we have just been informed What effect will this law have (,:ijis in the 302nd Mobile Ordinance Re- thc thousands of dollars invested in I pair, and is now at Camp Mills, .such enterprises as the Blossom Heath : Harold E. Brown, foraier suporin- j "', ™,5 Corners and the Fountain ! tnedent of the M. E. Sunday School, Inn. rhe drunkard's family and oth-; received a royal welcome in the Sun- er victinis of the indiscreet use of in- dav School Sunday afternoon when he toxicating beverages may have cau.se ! made a short address to the school. tigation, when re<l light signals were buds for the girl and the Community value.s will deteriorate not answerfed. Officer Fedden denied ' ^jub furnished tobacco for the boy ! of us who will have to I *"%^"^neran women s ^^fKaue 01 tion, but claimed that he was suf-''<^ ^^s fumished Long Island will meet Tuesday May Bering fVom illness, and was sitting 0>-<:hestra, Artht 20 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran .lo^n^^^n " ^ench where he could not! Mrs. Schloss doi Church, Freeport The special speak-L^e the red light, after having com-i ^''^h were cons, •^"^l;*'" t'^?*"*" *"'*****,** '•''•**P«''J that he was asleep "on" tfirnight "in ^'""e"»^ the elimination dance. Mus- The Lutheran Women s LfKaue of tion, but claimed that he was suf-' i<^ was fumished by the War Camp v"" t»io",4 ,".ii ,.v,""f T"o=,i"., Mo"<J . J ... ., nc wns «ui ^ , _ * thur Bender, leader. donated 200 lolly-pops ,^,. ""^ .^" iiKiii, oiici imviiiir Ltim -- _jnsumed during the in- f 7''^\ ^.% w^ ^.- "f'^"'"''' /"P^r;"- i pleted his regular'round of inspection' termission. , , , tendent of Ways.de Home of Valley! officer Fedden has been on the police ' S""<l«y boys kept coming all day. Stream. Officers will be elected at.force, as a special or regular officer '" the evening an unusually large this meetnig. j^jth some slight interims, since it ' |}"']?ber were pr^ent and sang from I was first organized, eleven years ago,! "j^" to 10:00. The Y. W. C. A. of Sixteen People 'and has been a regular officer for thc ' New York City sent out two young Vnt* ^inn nnn R..J«»»i'«^t ^''^ y««"- After listening to the 'a^'f.f }°. '««<', ^be singing Mrs E. vote $1UU,UUU Budget statement of Captain Dunbar, with,'- Watkins played. The New \ork There was practically no interest I the official report on the evening in ^'"^^^ Quartette, consisting of four manifested in the annual election and ' question, the Board decided to sus- young lady musicians gave a delight school meeting held Tuesday evening ' pend Officer Fedden for thirty days, at the Grove Street School." The to- without pay, beginning Wednesday. tal attendance at the meeting, includ-1 ing the members of the Board of Edu- I SCHOOL NOTES ful program during the evening. On Mcjnday evenir\g the regular monthly meeting of the W. C. C. S. Girls' Club was held at the Commun¬ ity House. There were about sixty girls present. Lieut. Col. Frank E. Evans of the British Army was the cation, the superintendent of schools and the principal of the High School, A Victory Loan Rally was held ii was 24 and the budget calling for the Assembly Hall last Friday mom , , , , n " $99,362.28 was unanimously adopted ing. Superintendent DuBois made a •''P«»'«e'' of the evening. His talk on by sixteen votes. Dwight Baker, sup- plea for the support of the loan. I "higher Ideals was most intereat- erintendent of the Long Island Rail- Maude Cheney explained whv another ' '"P- -^ double quartette of girls led road, retiring member of the Board, ^ loan is needed and Lyman Fussell pr - I by Miss Spear gave a number of was elected to succeed himself, with-' sented the investment advantages. H. I^oijgs, after which refreshments were out opposition. L. Maxon, representing the Freeport : s**"^®"- Among the visitors were Mr. Supervisor Hiram R. Smith, the Committee, then addressed the stu-i""« Mrs. F. Howard Covey of Great regular chairman of these annual dents and asked them to get as many ! ^^ck, Mr. Covey being the director of meetings, was chosen without oppo- pledges as they could in their homes.' the War Camp Work and Mrs. Covey sition, as usual, Robert E. Donaghy,! On Tuesday the Victory Loan was '" charge of girls work. Miss 1-aith clerk of the Board, acting as clerk of 1 again taken up in Assembly and H. J, j Baldwin, editor of the Community the meeting, with Mrs. O. W. Hum- McCord made a very urgent speech 1 Star, was also present and introduced phrey and Mrs. C. M. Flint as tellers.: asking the students' aid in putting the i the speaker of the evening. Fire Alarm in Business Section''»»" «Xf' t^e top, ; ^prr«:ressfv7"'pLlt'°"pirt;"Xr The fire department was called to i ^,^* the same time two selections -^pogre™ ^peanut^ ffi'es we" theapartmentsof Mrs. Adol^ph Levy,. ^"\j^'^f"..H°yi^^^^^^ by the Misses Kate Ennis, ^rlef^i^VirAci^U^^triiBB^lSHS^^^ '^"' ^""^ "'" ^' ""'''' urday moming, for what turned out to' ¦?{,'» t i ,, , • j" - ,. be nothin, mfre^erious than .chim-! J^, i«Tto"'thf pSl-inVikinl contest to be held this Friday even¬ ing, when it is expected that a very ney fiire. No damage is reported. The price of coal is down. Now is' pleasing program will be presented. the time to buy your next winter's j — —— supply. Sinclair L. Raynor. | The price of coal is down. Now is A4TartiMBiM« j the time to buy your next winter's supply. Sinclair L. Kaynor. (Uaea Freepart Newa an Pace 12) Plump. Camp chaii« by Chester A. Fulton and tables by Mrs. Frost. Mr. Frost of the 149th Field Artil¬ lery, Illinois, who was at Camp Mills in 1917 with the Rainbow Division and (Continued on Page 12) The price of coal is down. New Is the time to buy your next winter's supply. Sinclair L. Raynor. for rejoicing, but what about the oth¬ er fellow who can get a little com¬ fort from the moderate use of the stuff, and the property owrer who l the rest make up Lieutenant Brown expects to go South with the Alabama regiment, with which he is connected, before being mu!-;ered out. I.euteiiant Harvey George writes »" - - -t- ..ihome that he expects to sail the 13th $-10,000,000 deficit in the slate income ? ' of this month, and hopes to be home Hard problem to solve, but a lot of on Decoration Day. things can happen between aow and Met IV^d Senf at Sloat's garage July 1.—-Long Beach Press. ! Sunday afternoon. Fred was report- ( ome let us reason together. Which ed seriously wounded, but says it was one of these places referred to wns it I gas, rather than gun shot. He is im- a man went out, quite evidently drunk., proving, although it still bothers him a few months ago, with a girl quitehiuite a hit. He was in the 77th Di- evidently m the .same condition, and vision the girl was killed before they had! Lieutenant John S. Rhame of Wash- gone a mile from the hotel. Figure . ington made a short visit to his par- what that cost the County endeavor- lents. Dr. and Mrs. William Rhame, of ing to convict the man who was direct- 1 South Grove Street, on Sunday. He ly or indirectly responsible for this ¦ cpjne on for the Victory Liberty Loan tfiing, and who undoubtedly would not 1 parade on Saturday, have done as he did if he had not been | Thanks to Ward Clinton Moon, Edu- drinking at one of these or similar | cational Force, for a postcard from enterprises, and then multiply this ! Cues-Berkastel. by the number of cases of the same | Prof. Moon, who resigned Septem- kind that appear in the papers every ber 1 to take up educational work day and then try to figure out wheth- | with the A. E. F., is now a member of er or not there is a deficit as the ithe American Expeditionary Force, Press says_, or a profit in cutting out I the Educational work having been this sort of "revenue. I taken over by the Army on A^I 16, Y. M. C. ..-,"._., and all connection with the .\o More Classified Column Advertis-I A. discontinued. ing Without the Cash Tuesday evening while comhig thru Because of the expense of collec- Jamaica we saw the 1st Anti-aircraft tion. It IS necessary for us to put in-1 Battalion coming through from France to effect a rule that fto morj adver- on their way to Camp Alills. We looked tising will be received for our clas¬ sified column unless accompanied by the cash. Nearly one-half of the per¬ sons who telephone in advertisementa for classified column do not pay for them, or require us to send bills sev¬ eral times, on which the postage is a through the cars as best we could, but failed to see our own Harry Albin. who was on the train, and who phoned from Camp Mills to the Truck Com¬ pany house, at their meeting that ev¬ ening. Harry being an enthusiastic memoer of that company, will be Dig item. Hereafter, accordingly, no i warmly welcomed back with his com- advertisements will be inserted until | rades. they are paid for, for the number of W. H. Hesse, Motor Transport Co. times desired inserted. If an adver- No. 708, writes from La Havre, tisement is ordered inserted for four France, sending a photograph of his times, and later it is desired to can-1 Company, the old 24th. He says they el it, the amount paid in advance np fo the time the advertisement is in¬ serted will be refunded. This does not apply to customers having regular, accounts with us, or subscribers tlmh whom we are ac¬ quainted, but merely to casual adver- (Continued on Page 7) are a small company, but 24 States are represented in their outfit. ReiJ Estate Notes Charles C. Moore has sold the house of Mrs. Ella Himmell, 45 Shonnard Avenue, to H. E. VanRiper.
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chillicamper wrote:Good to hear you're feeling better Catch up.
I'm feeling very proud of my little girl after yesterday's parents evening. The teachers said she was a joy to teach and just wants to learn everything She's also had a rough time recently with anxiety and panic attacks. The teachers commented though that she had been soooooooo much better in the last few weeks. We have been working hard to help her deal with the attacks and she does seem to be getting better at dealing with them Thank you to the Catchup for the super book she sent to help. It really has been a sanity saver and has worked wonders in helping H deal with the attacks. We have our smiley little girl back
Now just mentally preparing for Ds parents evening later in the week - I have a feeling that one won't be as smooth ......once I start telling them what I think of recent events
Joolz wrote:Hugs for all those that need (or want) them
Saw the doctor fella today and they're operating on my wrist/hand on the 8th December..I'm off work til after Christmas
Batty wrote:I don't know whether to put this is the Frustration thread, or the 'What Made You Smile' thread - so decided to post it here!
Yesterday, my main computer would not connect to the internet, even though my wireless laptop would. I didn't know if it was because BT workmen are digging up pavements and doing whatever it is they do, or if it was the massively long windows update that took place yesterday morning, but whatever the cause, 'twas frustrating (even after all the vino).
This morning I had the same problem, but owing to the advice given by certain members of this forum to others, a while ago, I actually managed to complete a 'System Restore' to a time before yesterday's update.
It may be a really simple and straightforward task for most of you, but anything technical for me is daunting!
... And it worked! I can access the internet again, and it's thanks to YOU! I'm feeling really chuffed with myself as well!
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Oct 2, 2006
Reader Question Submission #2
We received this question: "If I want my tribot to turn 90 degrees, how come I have to code the motors to spin in opposite directions each for 180 (or a bit more) degrees? I mean, why 180 degrees if I am turning the robot 90 degrees?"
Click on the image at left. If you take the NXT stock wheels (2.25 inches in diameter) and calculate their circumference, you get approx. 7 inches. Now, assume those wheels are mounted on a bot as shown, with a distance of 5 inches between them and you want the bot to spin a quarter-turn in place (left wheel spins one direction, right wheel spins the opposite direction).
When the Bot makes a quarter turn, each wheel has traveled 3.925 inches (along the path indicated by the red circle). If 7 inches = 360 degrees, then a simple calculation shows that 3.925 inches is approx 201 degrees - not 90.
The bot as a whole has made a 90 degree turn, but the wheels have turned substantially more.
Did this help? Can someone verify my math and that I've done this correctly?
9 comments:
- Bram Fokke said...
The fact that you have to turn the motors 180 degrees to turn your TriBot 90 degrees actually is a coincidence.
The amount of degrees you actually have to turn depends on the distance the wheels have to go to traverse a 90 degree circle.
This is:
Pi/2 * r
This may look a bit cryptic so I'll explain in detail. The first part is the 90 degrees angle in radians. To convert an angle from degrees to radians, just divide by 180 and multiply by Pi.
The second part is the radius, which is the distance between the two wheels divided by 2.
Let's take the TriBot example. the centers of its wheels are spaced 13 studs apart. A stud is 7.9mm wide, so the distance between the wheels is 10.3mm.
Now we need to know how many rotations the wheel should make to traverse 10.3mm. The circumference of the weels is 18.4mm, so traversing 10.3mm takes 56% of a full revolution, which is pretty close to 180 degrees (assuming there is no gear reduction between the motor and the wheel).
- Oct 2, 2006, 6:16:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Also, as the distance between the two wheels increases, you'll see a substantial jump in the number of degrees each individual motor must spin a wheel... try it out by building a bot with wheels about 10 inches apart...
- Oct 2, 2006, 6:20:00 AM
yay... i was calculating tha same thing... TODAY! not joking :O
- Oct 2, 2006, 7:38:00 AM
Yes, Off coarse, you are talking about a 90 degree rotation of the whole NXT in a plane perpendicular to that of the rotation of the wheels. The NXT software only looks at rotation of the wheel shaft and not of any other rotation which is always a translation.
Regards, Franklin
- Oct 2, 2006, 7:27:00 PM
- nxt.dad said...
I was the one who submitted the question, so thanks for the answers. Yeah, it's been awhile since I've taken geometry. :)
Without using formulas we found a value of 192 degrees (for the motors) turns the tribot pretty close to 90 degrees.
Now, does friction or momentum also enter into the question? I mean, say the bot is travelling forward at some at 30 speed, then you tell it to turn 45 degrees right. What if it were travelling forward at 75 or 90 speed...?
I guess I can always experiment, but having the reason behind something does help--just as having the answer to my original question.
- Oct 2, 2006, 11:47:00 PM
- Brian Davis said...
First suggestion: you're right, try it. Actual results are always preferable to estimations and theory.
Second, you made the observation that a wheel odometry count of 192° corresponds to a heading change of 90° (in, I assume, a spin turn, with both wheels going in opposite directions - it will be different for, say, a pivot turn with one wheel fixed!). That *should* be due to just the geometry of the platform (the wheel radius, any gearing, and the wheelbase (distance between the wheels), so the speed with which you go into the turn shouldn't make a difference, *IF* there is no wheel slip. But in practice... try it and see.
Brian Davis
- Oct 3, 2006, 12:30:00 AM
Some Math,
1) Distance between the Wheels is S
2) Diameter of the wheels is d
3) Circumference of Base Circle is pi * S
4) Circumference of Wheel is pi * d
When we devide 3) by 4) we get: N
N is de number of Wheel Turns required for 1 complete 360 degrees Base Turn.
pi * S S
pi * d d
note: pi = 3.1415 falls out of the equation.
The above is only true when both wheels turn at the same time!!!
When only 1 wheel turns and the other stays fixed the Circumference of the Base Circle then becomes 2 * pi * S
(S becomes the radiant of the circle and not the diameter!)
then N = -----
So , now one can easily calculate the number of wheel turns in any situation.
Regards from a Dutch Lego Fan,
- Oct 4, 2006, 12:52:00 AM
Franklin again,
the fomula did not get across well,
here is another attempt:
N = S / d (when both wheels turn!)
N = (2 * S) / d (when only 1 wheel turns)
- Oct 4, 2006, 12:54:00 AM
Please any body could share the source code to rotate the wheels in such a way.
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Below is your complete guide to all things Barber. Lyric Opera of Chicago's brand-new production of The Barber of Seville runs February 1-28.
Watch Lyric's official video trailer for The Barber of Seville (above).
The barber Figaro (Nathan Gunn) is the ultimate fixer, running around solving everyone's problems and boasting about it, "Figaro, Figaro, Figaro!" He involves himself in a love triangle, helping Count Almaviva (Alek Shrader) woo the beautiful Rosina (Isabel Leonard) away from her old lecherous guardian Dr. Bartolo, who keeps her under lock and key. All hell breaks loose not once but twice—first, when Almaviva disguises himself as a drunken soldier, and then when he presents himself as a replacement for Rosina's supposedly indisposed music teacher, Don Basilio. Find out who gets the girl in this delightful farce! Read the complete plot synopsis.
Watch "Patter Up!" with Isabel Leonard, who makes her Lyric debut as Rosina (above).
Watch a preview with general director Anthony Freud, music director Sir Andrew Davis, and creative consultant Renée Fleming (above).
Figaro pays a visit to Dr. Opera (above).
Rossini's Biggest HitBy Jack ZimmermanAccording to opera lore, Gioachino Rossini liked to compose in bed. Occasionally he'd drop a sheet of completed manuscript on the floor, and rather than throw back the covers and get up to retrieve it, he'd simply compose a new page. The composing-in-bed story sounds farfetched, until you listen to Rossini's music. Just a few bars of Il barbiere di Siviglia are all it takes to realize that music simply poured out of the man. READ MORE
A Conversation with Director Rob AshfordBy Roger PinesThis production marks your eagerly awaited operatic debut. Have you been going to opera most of your life, or are you a new convert?When I was in college in Pittsburgh, I danced in the corps de ballet at Pittsburgh Opera – that was my first taste of it. Then, when I moved to New York, one of my first jobs was dancing at the Met for a year. My first show there was Hal Prince's production of Faust. I feel as if my operatic education happened in the Met canteen, sitting with other dancers and seeing everyone in costume – that was where I felt I began to learn. READ MORE
Learn more about Rossini as a foodie and Rossini's music in pop culture.
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Guess who's on Dr. Opera's couch? Figaro, the man who solves everyone else's romantic problems, needs some help with his love life.
Guess who's on Dr. Opera's couch? Figaro, the man who solves everyone else's romantic problems, needs some help with his love life. Catch Figaro in action in Lyric's new production of The Barber of Seville, directed by the Tony-Award-winning Rob Ashford, conducted by Michele Mariotti—making his Lyric debut—and featuring Nathan Gunn (Figaro), Isabel Leonard (Rosina, also Lyric debut), Alek Shrader (Almaviva), and Alessandro Corbelli (Bartolo) opening on Saturday, February 1 with performances through February 28. #LyricBarber #DrOpera
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48 school districts end the year with a budget deficit
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) identified 48 Michigan school districts and charters operating with a budget deficit. State Superintendent Mike Flanagan released the names of those districts in his quarterly report to the Legislature on the financial health of the state's public schools.
Out of those 48 districts and charter schools, 10 are ending the year out of deficit; nine districts are expected to see their deficit grow; and seven districts that started without a deficit are now in the red.
Last year, 55 school districts ended the year with a deficit. While the number is decreasing, the news is not all rosy. Flanagan warned that Benton Harbor schools might be the first Michigan school district to declare bankruptcy.
Flanagan also reported on Muskegon Heights that continues to have money issues even though it was the first district to be taken over by Mosaica—a for-profit charter company—in 2012. The company has since pulled out of the Heights and claims the district owes it more than $2 million.
The situation there puts the focus on failed education policies that from the beginning haven't been working. Cutting more than $1 billion from education to provide a tax break for corporations helped create this list of deficit schools. And certainly the push for charter schools as a way of "saving" schools in deficit—both financially and academically—didn't help Muskegon Heights.
A decrease in the number of deficit school districts could be called encouraging, but it begs the question—How did those districts get out of debt? If that move meant employees took wage cuts, or were forced to pay more for less benefits, or support staff was privatized, or programs were cut, or class sizes increased, or school districts like Buena Vista and Inkster were shut down—there really isn't a silver lining in the latest report.


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