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The Starkville Lady Yellowjackets had 20 shots on goal against Oxford on a chilly Monday night at home.
It's been pretty much the story all season for the Lady Jackets as they have failed to cash in on many opportunities.
SHS girls soccer coach Anna Albritton has been searching for someone to step up and start converting some of those chances into goals.
Anna Underwood responded to that challenge against the Oxford Lady Chargers, and she's only an eighth grader.
Two goals by Underwood, one in the first half and one in the second half, was enough for the Lady Jackets as they won a 2-1 match against the Lady Chargers.
"All year long we've dominated the opponent's side of the field, but can not finish," Albritton said. "(Monday), Anna Underwood found a way to finish for us so I've got to keep throwing her in there and letting her do it. I know sometimes (as a young team) they get scared to death, but she did a great job."
Underwood, who has played soccer since she was 6-years-old, has committed herself to the sport.
She used that experience to help her score the two goals Starkville needed for the victory.
"I've just played a really long time and I've just worked on it," Underwood said.
The Lady Jackets stopped a two-match losing streak and improved to 7-2 this season.
With such a young squad, Albritton knows any match that turns out to be a win is very good.
"They are young," Albritton said. "I've got a 13-year-old on the midfield, a 14-year-old on the midfield, and a 15-year-old on the midfield. They are trying to do what I've asked them to do, but it's not clicking on all cylinders just yet.
"We're fighting and as my assistant coach (Kill Killen) sometimes says, 'it seems like we are fighting for our lives out there, but they are trying to set things up. They are seeing it, but just not executing. We're losing the 50-50 balls and are not stepping into passes. We're just kind of sitting back, watching and the other teams scoop it up and go with them. When we get that fixed, we're going to be a completely different team."
The ninth match of the season is the first to be played under extremely cold conditions as the temperature dipped into the 20s during the course of the night.
Albritton considers the players lucky to be this close to Christmas break and it's just now turning cold because usually it hits earlier.
Underwood said thoughts about the weather go away as she prepares to play a match.
"It's cold, but once you warm up, you are warm," Underwood said.
It will remain cold tonight when Starkville hosts Neshoba Central in a rescheduled match. Girls action begins at 5 p.m.
Boys Match
Starkville 7
Oxford 6
It took two rounds of penalty kicks, but the Jackets remained undefeated when sophomore Taylor Wise hit the winning shot.
Even though he doesn't think his squad is playing its best soccer, Starkville coach Brian Bennett was happy to get the win any way possible against Oxford. The Jackets improved to 8-0-1.
Bennett credited the ability to score on penalty kicks and the play of goal keeper Addison Watson as keys to the victory.
"He made great saves," Bennett said of Watson. "Sometimes you win them ugly, but we'll take it. We've played pretty and lost it."
After the match was tied 1-1 at the end of regulation, the two teams traded made penalty kicks in the first round. Watson, Daniel Fumo and Dylan Howard made shots for Starkville.
Garrett Batson and Justin Gordon scored goals in the second round for the Jackets, then Wise kicked in the winner after an Oxford miss.
In regulation, the match remained scoreless until the 5:30 mark of the first half when Alvaro Pichardo knocked in a penalty kick for SHS.
The Chargers tied the match with a goal with 19 minutes left in the second half.
"That team really hustled and they went after every ball so I give Oxford a lot of credit because they really played hard," Bennett said.
Junior Price Day suffered an ankle injury last week and wasn't in the lineup for the Jackets against Oxford.
Bennett said not having Day hampered what Starkville was trying to do.
"Price rolled his ankle before Friday's game, then Saturday it was still kind of bad and he kicked the ground," Bennett said. "He's going to try and rest it and see if he can come back Friday."
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- Robert Winner
- Joseph City, AZ
- United States
This conversation is closed.
Are rules made to be broken
Why should rules made. To some it is a challenge to find the back door of a program and demonstrate their expertise. To others it is just a dare. We talked in class and passed notes ... if caught we got detention. Yet we still did it.
When I say rules ... I do not mean laws.
Have you ever broken a rule .... why .... would you do it again?
Linda Taylor
Aug 25 2013: I have a simple rule.
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If the rule is in my way, I will break it.
I have broken so many rules over the years and am much happier for it.
Remember rules have to do with conduct.
Laws have to do with punishment
Aug 25 2013: Linda, you scamp! As a seasoned veteran of rule-breaking do you mean to say you have never been punished for doing so? Is there really no negative consequence (punishment) asociated with rule-breaking? You may have given us the key distinction between Laws and Rules.
Aug 26 2013: Of course there are consequences. But you have to do a cost/benefit analysis before you break any rule - or law for that matter.
Take steroid use in sports. Users know its against the rule and yet some are willing to take the risk. the consequences are severe but specific to the rule. Nobody is sending them to jail.
Aug 26 2013: OK. So rules are backed-up by the threat of punishment just as laws are. That's what I thought, but it seemed you were saying otherwise. Now I get what you are saying... it's about counting the cost no matter whether the subject is rules or laws. Thanks! Be well and live "free"!Aug 26 2013: Nice !!
There is always a normal punishment if you break rule. So if it do not harm anyone then we can break some for fun and some for the things much prior than rules.
Aug 26 2013: "If the rule is in my way, I will break it."
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I think everybody breaks rules........
It begins as soon as you're little and your mom says, "don't touch that centerpiece on the table"....as soon as she turns around.......bam, you break the rule..........you just need to feel the cool feel of the glass vase on your fingers.
Then in school, the teacher says, "raise your hand if you need to talk".......but, as soon as you see the need, you speak to your neighbor, or yell out an answer, or call out the teacher's name, all without raising your hand.
For the most part I am a rule follower.......but, every once in a while, I will go through the supermarket's "10 or less" lane, with 11 items in my cart................whoops.........LOL :)
Aug 26 2013: You just moved-up a notch on the NSA Watch List!Aug 27 2013: hahaha!!
I totally agree with you.
I was also about to mention that talking in the class rule.Sep 7 2013: I just know IM gonna break more rules... some on accident some on purpose outta neccessity or lazyness. Theres a time to enforce rules and atime to break them... like kids eating on the furniture or going to bed or speeding theres really no rules that are complete all the for every circumstance. We cant always follow them and we cant do without them..
Sep 8 2013: Right on Andrew! I have heard some TV chefs say, "There are no rules in cooking!". That cannot be true. I wonder if they really mean to say we should not be intimidated by the rules and we should even be willing to break one on occasion (out of necessity or laziness as you say).Sep 4 2013: Bob, I've been blogging on the Guardian's site.
They had the NSA info from Snowden and then
This Syrian disaster happened, during the
congressional recess. ...Perfect timing.
Congress has made no moves towards resolving
anything concerning the NSA or Syria. Their
leadership is swayed by Obama, Biden, and Kerry.
Obama has overwhelming US Naval Forces sitting
next to Syria. Russia's Navy has backed off.
The meat is on the table, and Obama wants to eat.
I write to point out --
No Freshmen nor Sophomore Congress members
have ventured opposition to the party lines.
Nor do Supreme Court Justices open their mouths
in opposition.
Our constitutional rules have been forgotten
as far as Checks and Balances are concerned.
When other's lives are at stake, as is the case today,
everyone is mute.
I am done. I lost again.Sep 2 2013: OBAMA - READ TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,
...under what authority YOU seek the removal of Assad and
...why YOU believe YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to KILL and MAIM
...any Syrian people, whether by mistake or design. to achieve
that aim.
To Kill and Maim the Syrian people.
As if they themselves were guilty of Killing the Syrian people.
Collateral Damages, resulting from those
200 Tomahawk Missiles waiting off-shore.
Collateral Damages resulting from his
$Billion Dollar Bombers pinpoint bombing.
OBAMA WILL KILL and MAIM the Syrian people.
A pox on him and those like him, who have no care for all those civilians
the US has killed on its mission to install even more obsequious dictators in that region.
Those deaths matter to me and I do not consent to their killing.
Sep 2 2013: We have not received a post from Barack Hussein Obama, (oops, I just got on the NSA Watchlist) but I guess from his current plan, and others over the last 6 years, his answer to this debate question would be "YES!".
Sep 3 2013: Edward, thank you sir,
Syria, breaking the rules of civil society, in flagrant fashion?
I'd like to see Obama's damning evidence.
...Perhaps, the United States Congress will believe Obama.
...His claim that Assad's troops had gas masks?
The US Troops had gas masks when we invaded Iraq.
...Does that mean the US used chemical weapons?
...Maybe then we did.
...That would make us the Devil himself.
The US Congress went along with both the Bush's and Clinton's
Shock and Awe when they were using Cruise Missiles and doing
B52 Carpet Bombings in Iraq. A hundred miles of Bloody Highway
attested to their deeds.
...Cruise Missiles and Carpet Bombings are WMD's,
outlawed by most nations except the United States.
The US Congress's and both the Bush's and Clinton
refused to sign the treaty, and the US Congress sidestepped
the issue of ratifying the world-wide accord.
The United States manufactures and still uses both
Cruise Missiles and Carpet Bombing in their Wars.
The United States are breaking the rules of civil society,
in flagrant fashion.
Syria's survivors will be is bad shape if the US and France unleash
their Cruise Missiles, Carpet Bombing,, and 200 Tomahawk Missiles,
Carpet Bombing and Missiles delivered by $Billion Dollar bombers,
and the Aircraft Carrier Fleet, all sitting off shore.
The poor Syrian's need to look for another nation to live in.Sep 2 2013: Frank, This all very political interesting. First sent two Republicans to solve the issue ... not your state department or diplomats. Second have your chief Diplomat call their President a "Thug and Murderer", then for the first time in his presidency go to Congress for a approval of something instead of using Executive Orders.
Makes me think there is a election in the near future and the President is setting up a blame factor ... Must be Bush's fault as usual. Or if voted down the Republicans stop him from doing the right thing.
Yep politics as usual.
I am still figuring out why shooting missiles and bombing is ok ... but remember no boots on the ground. Guess if we send in troops it is like war where as killing them with our missiles and bombs is not war.
Glad we tried diplomatic approach first .... calling him a thug and murderer was smoooooooth. It would certainly make me want to come to the table for talks with a person who is willing to listen.
Thanks for the reply. Bob.
Sep 3 2013: Robert,
I was thinking about rules and this popped into my head
Could it be that Obama knows that Assad has a weapon delivery
system for chemical weapons that could be used to attack the
White House?
That itself, would make him want to kill and maim any Syrian,
innocent, guilty, man, woman, or wee child. Pretty scary, enough
to unhinge anyone, especially a targeted President.
Not too Far-Fetched? A Weapon of Singular Destruction --
It would Not have to contain anything that could be spotted
at an airport. Perhaps an article of clothing that could be later
ground and processed into a deadly mixture. I am a sinister
No propellant necessary. Just a large Bow and Arrow device.
Gosh, what the evil mind can conceive, evil man can achieve.
I fear for Obama, now, before he kills again, and afterwards when
the sons and daughters of his Syrian victims come for revenge.
...However --
History shows that people like Bush Sr., Clinton, and Bush Jr.,
never get taken out by revengeful "terrorists", aka: the sons and
daughters of their victims.
...Obama may too sit in the protection of history.
...Assad may not be so lucky.
Jimmy Carter is exempt. He has been redeemed by his God.
Sep 4 2013: Yeah, Carter is exempt ... he didn't do the Clinton in the Oval Office or kill masses .... he did however ... lust in his heart ... guess Monica was not on staff yet. If Hilary gets in Bill can be Secretary of Lust.
I too have thought about this and based on the Muslim Brotherhood stating if the US conducts strikes they will retaliate ... I think there are assets in place. The Refusal of the government or Home Land Security to enforce the immigration laws have by their own admission also allowed terrorists entry into the USA. The NSA, FDA, and Homeland Security all are snooping on us (Big Brother is no longer a novel) and will intercept some calls. Sleeper cells are dedicated and have plans in effect ... They are not all as dumb as TV and movies make them out to be.
The sad truth is that idiots like Obama get other people killed.
Everyone calls this a strike ... No boots on the ground ... If I fire missiles and send bombers to your home I have declared war on you .... Is anyone so dumb as to think that killing their people by missiles and bombs is NOT a act of war?
All of the investigators are out of country now and there has not been a announcement of Chemical Weapons. Two days after they arrived back England voted no to intervention. Obama says they shall not go unpunished ... It is a civil war. Our intervention will solve nothing ... unless they retaliate. Diplomacy is totally gone ... Karry called their Pres a "Thug and Murderer" ..... Smooooth. Wonder what that means in diplo speak ... Maybe ... nice suit have your people call my people and we will do lunch and talk about this.
Bottom line this is about politics not Syria.
I see Hilary weighed in today ... It took that long for the Democratic Party to evaluate the pros and cons. He has the Repubs in a tight corner ... yep politics as usual.
I had fun talking this over .... Bob.Sep 2 2013: I meant something you cannot draw a conclusion from the result to the beginning. Rules basically are to be made to keep some order in our society. They are usually made under some kind of circumstances or at specific eras. Because they are established by people,so when people change they should be modified or abolished accordingly. They should be passed on from generation to generation just as we are born not because we will die at last. And I think if they are strictly implemented with heavy enough punishment , most people won't think they can disobey it. If the teacher punishes you heavily in the class with most people's approvals, you have to obey it. It would be the teacher's mercy that he doesn't punish you heavily enough.If most people disagree on it, so that means the rule has been out of date and should be modified or abolished under the circumstance of yours.So definitely,we need rules to protect our society from behavioral chaos. This is my thinking to your interesting question. :)
Sep 3 2013: I am not sure if your comment is in direct reply to someone in particular but I am intrigued by your mention of your belief that we are not just born to die and therefor we need rules and laws. Is your point that if life has no greater purpose beyond time on Earth then we should all just eat, drink, and merry for tomorrow we die?
Sep 3 2013: yes, I was asking the topic starter Mr. Winner, but your answer was also welcome. You gave me an unexpected answer that also verified Rules are not made to be broken. :) But I didn't mean that if life has no greater purpose beyond time on Earth then we should all just eat, drink, and merry for tomorrow we die.
Sep 3 2013: I understand. I appreciate your phrase "behavioral chaos". It brings to mind the one rule which MUST be broken: "There can be no rules!"Sep 3 2013: Thank you for your comment. Chaos in society caused by people's disorderly behavior could be prevented.We have a famous saying in Chinese: 没(méi)有(yǒu)规(guī)矩(ju),不(bù)成(chéng)方(fāng)圆(yuán)ーーーNothing can be accomplished without norms or standards.Sep 1 2013: Very interesting way of representing this topic, so do you think human beings are born to die? 8-)
Sep 1 2013: Everyone does die, but that is not why we are born. The chief end of Man is to know God and enjoy him forever. That's a rule that should not be broken.
Sep 2 2013: I agree with you. Thank you.Aug 31 2013: A rule, I think, is an experiment of behavior where one can see the effects of the rule being followed or broken. Rules tend to have a universal context to them and when rules are made upon rules to protect people from the rule breakers or to benefit more than normal from upholding a rule, the experiment is compromised and the original rules 'effectiveness diminishes.
Aug 31 2013: At some point in human history someone responded to an event by exclaiming, "That's not fair!". Others nearby heard, and agreed. "Let's all agree that we will not allow that from now on." BAM! The first Rule, or Law, was born. I'm guessing the punitive part of the system was pretty crude, like,"You took Igor's stick? You must be beaten to death." Everyone could see the result of breaking the rule and people's sticks were left alone. Was such a rule made to be broken? A society, or the majority members thereof, agree to make and follow a set of rules/laws. That's the experiment, it is called Civilization.
Aug 31 2013: Maybe a better question would be are rules made to teach a lesson and would following or breaking them have the better lesson of civility?
Sep 1 2013: I think we learn something from every experience whether breaking a rule or achieving a lifelong goal.Aug 30 2013: There is the argument that laws are made to be broken. By that I mean, the government creates certain laws with the knowledge that some people WILL break them. Thereby, the government representatives have leverage on them if it ever becomes necessary. I bet a determined person could find laws unintentionally broken by each person in this forum. (Consider tax laws.)
From reading other comments, it seems finding laws broken would not be too difficult.
Aug 30 2013: I would hope that laws are passed for the good of the country and the citizens. It was made a law, I hope, because there was a need. Laws are for the greater need of the citizens safety, welfare, and protection.
I can assure you that in law enforcement I could stop almost every vehicle on the road at some point. The letter of the law would find many violators.
I( have taken the position that Executive Orders should not have the weight of law. Laws are by act of Congress per the Constitution. Executive can be resinded by the next office holder ... laws cannot.
I hope that all citizens are basically honest and do not violate laws intentionally. The US AG has now said it will not enforce federal laws on certain states that have passed smoking pot. Why just certain states? If it is OK in your state and you do it in my state ... are you wrong. We turn left after stop here on red. If I do that in other states I could be cited.
The other thing is wording. On our ballots some yes votes means you are against the proposal and other yes votes mean you are for the proposal. I really want yes to mean I want it and no to mean I do not want it. Many laws are written so that the average person may not know what is what.
We passed a law in AZ to move to the outside lane for cars in the breakdown lane. Well not really. It involves flashing lights and emergency vehicles. Hearsay beats reading and knowing.
I do not fully disagree with you .... IMO the representatives of the people are becoming elitists and have voted themselves rights that place them above the law. They exempt themselves from the laws passed. I agree that we need to be more aware of what is happening. As Obamacare comes near people are reading it and find all of the undesirable elements that should have been found by the legislature had they read it before voting for it.
Thanks for letting me expand on your reply. I wish you well. Bob.
Aug 30 2013: I would "hope" so as well, but that unfortunately does not make it so.
Also, laws are not as simple as "yes/no". When you vote "yes" for an item, you vote yes for EVERYTHING in there whether or not you agree with every line item. Likewise, voting "no" is saying "no" to everything even if there are some elements you want. All or nothing. This is why representatives are often labeled as "voting against women" or "a supporter of freeing criminals" when their decision was based on the greater good at the risk of specific line items or elements in the bill.
Sep 1 2013: Good topic for another post when The Vacation is over... should a ballot issue or a Bill be restricted to one subject?Aug 31 2013: It is OK to safely turn LEFT after stopping at a traffic signal? Say what?
Aug 31 2013: I did say left didn't I. Well that explains all those people honking and going the wrong way when I drive in Phoenix. I thought they were saying I was number one with that single digit salute.
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Aug 26 2013: By "society" I assume you mean government? Isn't the distinguishing factor between Rules and Laws determined by the authority behind them? HOA's, employers, and Grandmas make Rules. Government officials make Laws. Right?
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Aug 26 2013: Indeed there is ALWAYS abuse. The task of defining the distinguishing characteristics of Laws as compared to Rules is arduous. Do you have a suggestion for the definitions Caesar?
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Aug 26 2013: Do you make any distinction between "society" (family;couple;workplace;neighborhood; etc.) and the government? Sorry to be pedantic ( I will play the "I'm Old" card if I have to).
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Aug 27 2013: I got it! People who are ELECTED make LAWS. The rest of us make RULES.Aug 26 2013: and yes i had broken many and i will till i handle the consequences.
Aug 26 2013: Did you mean to say , "till I CANNOT handle the consequences"?
Aug 26 2013: its same but the way of saying is different i guess.Aug 26 2013: That depends upon the rule.
Sometime our priority is much more than the rules. Rules are always there to be broken. That's why we call them rules. There is hardly any rule which has not been broken. firstly people continuously do things then rules are made. And rules are made because somethings are expected by people not to do but it is known that they will do it that's why it is backed up by the punishment. Punishment can't stop rules breaking process but it can decide the scale at which rules are breaking.
Aug 26 2013: Thanks for your insight Sam! What distinction, if any, do you make between rules and laws? (Why do we call them "rules"?)
Sam Rock
Aug 26 2013: Rules are made by the people and law made by the government. its easy to go against people but we cannot go against govt. Sorry for the funny rply.
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Do not run on the cricket pitch! its rule
Don't fix the match! its law
my example can be wrong but law always comes with a defined punishment and punishment of rules differ from place to place and person to person.Aug 26 2013: Law is a term which does not have a universally accepted definition, but one definition is that law is a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behavior. Laws can be made by legislatures through legislation, the executive through decrees and regulations, or judges through binding precedents (normally in common law jurisdictions).
1.principle governing conduct: an authoritative principle set forth to guide behavior or action
2.usual condition: a prevailing condition or quality
3.governing power: a governing or reigning power
Synonyms: law, instruction, regulation, decree, statute, imperative, canon, tenet, ruling, directive
Edward, I took the above right off of the web. As suggested they are synonyms of each other.
Law is a system of rules ... but not all rules are laws.
Then enter principles : Examples of principles:
A descriptive comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine, or assumption,
a normative rule or code of conduct,
a law or fact of nature underlying the working of an artificial device.
How about ethics, morals, customs, ... religious canons ....
My mother used to set the LAW in our house with a firm Mammy Yokum "I has spoken". To disobey at that point was to temp fate that was not always known but was swift and as a RULE changed your immediate future. That action was seldom repeated.
My how times have changed. If I raised my children in the same manner I was raised I would certainly be in jail ..... yet ... we all lived through it. As I think back .. it did take a village to raise me. I was all over but neighbors always knew where ... corrections came from most adults ... and news traveled fast to home ... where again "the judge" awaited.
But I digress ..... Look a pretty rock .... What was the question.
See ya .... Bob.
Aug 26 2013: Specifically regarding the distinction between Rule and Law how about this?... a Rule is an expression made by one in authority for the purpose of establishing order and discipline. A Law is a Rule established by the government.
Sam Rock
Aug 26 2013: Nice explanation in short!!
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but Law is not a rule. Law means an order. You like or not but you have to follow law.
Aug 26 2013: I do not have to obey the law. I can park where Law Enforcement has placed a sign indicating NO PARKING. Then I can pay the fine for so doing, if I am caught. I don't think mandatory obedience is a distinction between Rules and Laws.Aug 27 2013: Yes you can do it!!
But No Parking is a rule which we can sort out.
Rules are made to make us comfort and laws are made to avoid anything bad.
Rules are made on the things we are supposed to do. But Law is something we are not supposed to disobey and if we do then it may harm surrounding etc.
Driving without licence is a Law. Giving Indicator while turning is a rule.
Stop at red light is a law. Cross road by Zebra crossing is a rule.
Aug 27 2013: Not true sir. Failure to signal a turn will get you a ticket just as quickly as driving without a license or failing to stop at a red light. They are all LAWS. Police do not enforce Rules. They enforce Laws.Aug 27 2013: yeah i agree but Rules and laws are different.
and i don't know about the world but in India you won't get any ticket if you forgot to signal while turning.
Your thoughts are clear sir as you have much more experience than me and thanks for giving your thoughts.
I may not be clear but just trying to express my views.
Aug 27 2013: Your views are valuable and helpful. Thank you!Aug 24 2013: An interesting thought about perfect law enforcement:
"Over the past year, there have been a number of headline-grabbing legal changes in the US, such as the legalization of marijuana in CO and WA, as well as the legalization of same-sex marriage in a growing number of US states.
As a majority of people in these states apparently favor these changes, advocates for the US democratic process cite these legal victories as examples of how the system can provide real freedoms to those who engage with it through lawful means. And it's true, the bills did pass.
What's often overlooked, however, is that these legal victories would probably not have been possible without the ability to break the law.
The state of Minnesota, for instance, legalized same-sex marriage this year, but sodomy laws had effectively made homosexuality itself completely illegal in that state until 2001. Likewise, before the recent changes making marijuana legal for personal use in WA and CO, it was obviously not legal for personal use.
Imagine if there were an alternate dystopian reality where law enforcement was 100% effective, such that any potential law offenders knew they would be immediately identified, apprehended, and jailed. If perfect law enforcement had been a reality in MN, CO, and WA since their founding in the 1850s, it seems quite unlikely that these recent changes would have ever come to pass. How could people have decided that marijuana should be legal, if nobody had ever used it? How could states decide that same sex marriage should be permitted, if nobody had ever seen or participated in a same sex relationship?"
Aug 24 2013: Your argument appears persuasive at first glance. I submit, however, that you have evaded the root problem. Proper societal function depends upon law abiding citizens. This is proven by the questionable nature of the "progress" made via law breaking, such as redefining the family unit to include homosexual (which is biologically unnatural because it is non-procreative) legal unions. Also the legalization of gateway drugs can hardly be considered a purely beneficial step toward social betterment. It is highly unlikely that either of these changes will prove to be good things for America. Your phrase "100% effective law enforcement" is terrifying in that it requires the eradication of personal privacy and makes Big Brother an inescapable, ever-present, all-knowing, all-seeing, all-powerful presence. Such a scenario has no place in happy human existence. Your argument is based upon the hypothetical, invalid premise that Law Enforcement can be 100% effective. I will read your link while awaiting your response.
Aug 24 2013: Those weren't my words! The article itself is about the danger of total surveillance, and whether or not the ability to break the rules benefits society. I thought it went along well with the topic, but I wouldn't try to argue that such a world is possible.
I would say rules are made to be followed. But certainly the ability to break rules presents some benefit. We have words for bad forms of governance- tyranny, oligarchy and ochlocracy. There's words to describe potentially constructive acts of rule breaking- dissent and revolt. Stable societal function depends on law abiding citizens, but is it always proper? What makes the inescapable law of Big Brother so worrisome?
Aug 24 2013: I read the link. The "closet" is a part of life. forbidden activities done with 100% secrecy are essentially non-real events as far as society is concerned. Human nature is such that the "closet" will always be essential. The Constitution guarantees the freedom to pursue happiness along with life, and liberty. All three (The Constitution, Law Enforcement, and The Closet) work in unison to let society thrive. It is a delicate balance which is easily upset if Law Enforcement (aka Big Brother) tramples upon the Constitution, or what should be kept in the closet is dragged-out into the mainstream of society. As a species we are depraved. Imperfect people cannot produce a perfect society. Some of our depravity is manageable by Law, and some by The Closet. The foundation is crumbling of late.Aug 25 2013: Pops, though it can be a "click/fad" or... not. Why should it mater to anyone but the individual? I am talking about homosexuality. Why would you want to be in a "closet" about something? I imagine it to be a horrible way of living. Don't you? There are many things in life that I believe are not "natural" through my eyes (prosthetic boobs, lips, nose, foreheads, bubble butts, hair, ...ect) but why enforce this "unnaturalness" on others (my believes, I am not forced to breed with what I don't believe or find appealing), especially when it has absolutely no effect on myself or you? Who is to say what "imperfect" is and what a "perfect society" is? Society will thrive regardless of these imperfections, no? The foundation is not crumbling, it is changing, as always. The more acceptance of these changes the better off we will be as individuals. Ed, let go. Really, how much does it effect you? If someone farts why would it bother you if another smelled love in the air? :P
A "perfect society"? There will never be a perfect society. In a closer to perfect society we won't need any laws or RULES. We/leaders are going in the opposite direction for the past 25 years (police state). Don't mean to keep bringing this up but.. why a presently broke father not allowed see his children? I'm about to CAREFULLY break some RULES! How does one parent have the right to make money off of "her" children when the other wants to be in their lives as much as possible (50/50)? This is effing insane to me! I can't find a good enough topic for a discussion because it is tied in with so many other things but for the most part it's about MONEY, sadly. The more I show my heart to this effing county the more it gets stepped on financially and emotionally. People are more concerned about gay marriage/smoking pot/religious believes ...is for the effing birds. Be well, I will be.
Aug 25 2013: Sorry about your struggle with the post-marriage management system. I can imagine it is an all-consuming anxiety to not see your children. Do what's best for them, which does not include becoming a convicted criminal. By the way, one of the things which has come out of the closet in my lifetime is easy-to-get, knee-jerk divorce. What was once worked-out is now terminated in anger and haste. The innocent kids suffer. Marriage was once treated as a sacred institution. We should not have stood by as a society and let that changing/crumbling happen. I strongly disagree with your optimism that the foundation of traditional, historical American culture is simply undergoing some inevitable changes and we should just let it be. Crumbling is a form of change, a destructive, undesirable change. Resist change by evaluating it and assessing its value before allowing it, that's what Conservatives do. Some things should not change. Some, but not all, change is inevitable. Certainly no logical argument can be put forward that all change is good. Evaluate the effects of change and resist the bad! Be strong and do no harm.Aug 25 2013: RE: "It's about POWER and not RULES..." Right-on WD, right-on! Welcome to The Closet". Those closed doors must be a safe barrier behind which free people- who have not given Law Enforcement probable cause to believe they are breaking the Law- find peace and safety on an individual, not a social, level. So long as society is in no way affected by The Closet activity the system works smoothly. Letting the FBI, NSA, CIA, DHS, etc. violate the sanctity of The Closet is an example of the crumbling of the foundation of America. To Law Enforcement I say watch me all you want in public, but when I close my door you must stay out!Aug 26 2013: Alcohol is a gateway drug. I've never seen a stoner who didn't also drink. Therefore, legalizing alcohol causes people to use cocaine! Likewise, post-menopausal women should be prohibited from marrying, since it is "biologically unnatural" for them to enter into romantic relationships, since they are non-procreative. Likewise, married couples should be legally REQUIRED to have children, since making the choice to not procreate is also "biologically unnatural". Birth control (including "abstinence methods") is also "biologically unnatural", so it should be illegal and married couples should be legally required to have sex a minimum number of times per week so as to insure they are not indulging in "biologically unnatural" abstinence.
Whenever one operates under the fallacy that law is not at heart an ad hoc pursuit and attempts to find gigantic, over-arching, infallible theoretical underpinnings for every single law, one must admit that absurd things must also be enshrined in law.
Law is ad hoc. Law is piecemeal. Law is empirical. Law is rationalized after the fact, and only appears rational so long as one does not look to heavily at the rationale and compare it to how society as a whole actually operates.
This fundamental truth is why Plato revisited the questions asked in his "Republic" and responded to his earlier work a resounding "No" in his "Laws". The Republic was written when Plato was an out-of-touch philosopher. The Laws was written after Plato had some hands-on experience actually running a polity.
Aug 26 2013: Don't hurt yourself jumping to all those conclusions. There is NO evidence that alcohol use leads to cocaine use. Infertile human females should not be prohibited from marrying human males. A malfunctioning, or non-functioning reproductive system is NO reason to forbid marriage. Homosexual reproduction for humans is biologically impossible. Conception prevention is NOT unnatural. The idea of laws demanding sexual activity between husband and wife is entirely without merit or intelligence. Agreed laws are imperfect, as is every human construct. That shows the need for due process to fix defective laws. Plato, schmato, every thinking person knows what makes sense and what does not. I miss your point in the reference to the opinion of the long-dead Greek.Aug 24 2013: @ Ms. Windweaver-- American citizens including employees of the NSA should obey all US laws. All citizens of Saudi Arabia should obey all Saudi Arabian laws. Do you advocate some other arrangement?
Aug 24 2013: yep. don't obey nutty laws, the same as rules. If you have objections based on reason, then break the laws and the rules. If nobody did that, then we would still be in the middle ages. I propose rules and laws evolve based on relevance to the times and to those to whom they apply.
Their relevance or irrelevance would never be found or tested had they not been broken in the first place
Aug 24 2013: Laws, not rules, are based upon the will of the People in a Representative Republic like the USA. If an American citizen disagrees with a law they are empowered to use the legislative process to change, or repeal, that law. Anarchy and rebellion are not necessary. No society where each individual is allowed to obey only the laws with which they agree, and disregard the rest, has ever functioned successfully. Breaking the law idemands a response from law enforcement. That is no way to run a society. The Law of the Land is what keeps the peace in a society. If you consider a law to be "nutty" and choose to disobey it, you MUST suffer the consequences or the very fabric of the society will unravel. Due Process is what separates savages from civilized people. Rules, on the other hand, can be broken at will without contributing to the destruction of the nation. Big difference!Am I wrong Minishka?
Aug 24 2013: Laws have a long history of overstepping their boundaries. Such as the laws on sodomy. If I were to object to the law, I would say evaluate the situation first. Should a person go to court and get legal permission to break that law? By doing so BEFORE you actually do it, are you acknowledging the law's right to give or repeal permission for what you do in the bedroom?
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Waldorf Astoria, Shanghai: the ultimate gadget hotel
It's not every day that you open the door to your toilet to watch it automatically opening its door for you, but then it's not every day you find yourself staying at the Waldorf Astoria in Shanghai.
Being a journalist can be a pretty good gig from time to time. We're not going to lie to you. Getting flown to the other side of the world and put up in the best accommodation in town by Nikon while visiting the factory where the Nikon 1 camera system is made was one of those times. Now we wouldn't normally write about a hotel room - even if it did have a electronic toilet - but there was so much thought put in for the travelling gadgeteer by the Waldorf Astoria team, that we simply had to tell you all about it in case you're planning a trip to China. Let's begin at the beginning.
Toto Toilet
Gadget bogs may be all the rage in the Far East but it was a first for our bottom. Open the toilet door and it springs into action. The servos wind into motion and the upper lid of the pair rises to meet you, proffering up the seat with a smile as if to say "Go on, take a load off."
The second pleasant surprise is when you sit down on the white plastic rim you'll find it warmed to a comfortable body temperature. Now, some other journalists on the Nikon adventure complained that it felt disconcertingly like some other person had been on it just before you, but it certainly beats the usual wince and genital retraction of parking your rear on an ice cold seat.
The next part we can skip, you'll be relieved to hear. That's down to you and is no different no matter what toilet or hole in the ground you happen to be perched, but it's when it comes to wrapping up the proceedings that the Toto comes into its own.
A silver panel mounted on the toilet wall offers wireless control to a host of aftercare functions and we'll admit that it was with a great deal of trepidation and quite some shock that we pressed the Rear Cleansing button. On doing so, a small arm extends from underneath the inner toilet rim and sprays a jet of water up at you much like a bidet.
You can use the controls on the panel to move the jet forwards and backwards and turn the pressure up and down. However, it just so happened that the moment we turned it on, it was set by default in the perfect place and on maxiumm power. Again, we're not going to lie to you; there was definitely a small scream, quite a bit of not altogether comfortable laughter and a moment where we leapt in the air before managing to turn the pressure down. That said, once we tamed the beast, the rear cleansing was a perfectly acceptable sensation. If you're of the fairer sex, then there's also a Front Cleansing button. Having a clean enough front already, we did not try this one out.
After you've completed your bottom ablutions, the final stop is the dryer button which was actually probably the weakest of all the Toto toilet's functions. It certainly has decent puff but, after a good soaking to our undercarriage, it was going to take quite a while to make us dry enough to pull our pants back on. We reverted to more traditional, paper-based methods for the task instead.
Once you leave the Toto's seat, the flush automatically kicks in. Jobie done. As a general rule, we liked the Toto, but the fact that we used its bidet features once and once only during our 4-night stay speaks volumes.
We didn't have a measuring tape on us and the deeper menus of the set were purposefully inaccessible to any meddling guests, but we'd approximate that the Samsung LCD TV in the room was in the region of 42 inches or above. It wasn't a state of the art affair. No LED backlighting nor any refresh rate above 50Hz, but the picture was good nonetheless. The missing DLNA might have been a problem but there was an excellent system for playing your own content. More on that in a minute.
The selection of channels was good if not impressive, but you do need to show a foreign passport at the front desk in order to access more than just the Chinese state TV. The remote control could be found tucked into a leather holder on the bedside.
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Great to see some home cinema sound in a hotel room. Something all too often neglected. The Waldorf Astoria, Shanghai, provides a 2.1 system in the shape of the Samsung HT BD8200 from 2010. The sub is tucked away neatly inside the oak panelled cupboard while the main unit sits mounted on the wall just under the TV. Blu-ray discs are available for rental at reception.
Bathroom TV
Nothing says luxury like a TV in the bathroom and what's particularly impressive about the way it's been done at the WA is how it's incorporated into the mirror; perfect for brushing your teeth, having a shave or watching from the shower if you leave the door open and squash yourself into the corner.
You don't notice the TV at all and it's only when you press the power button on a mystery remote control sitting on the top of the sink that it jumps into life and your jaw drops to the floor. A truly classy touch.
Guest Link
The reason there's no need to sweat it about the missing DLNA on the main TV is because of the Guest Link panel you'll find embedded in the desk area at the end of the room. Lift the flap of wood to reveal just about every kind of connection you could need to get audio or video from any of your devices straight onto the TV. There's S-Video, HDMI, 3.5mm, VGA, RCA, iPod connector and even USB for both data and charging. That's also where you'll find your Ethernet socket if the free, hotel-wide Wi-Fi isn't good enough for you.
Technology Box
So, you've discovered the Guest Link but you didn't bring your cables. Don't worry, that's where the black, velcro-flapped technology box comes into play. Open it up and you'll find every connector you need to get your laptop, pod, tablet or phone hooked up to the TV. In fact, the only cable we'd like to have seen that wasn't included was a micro USB to USB converter for mobiles and devices with no HDMI-out. Come to think of it, there was no mini-HDMI to HDMI either. Two for the list, management team.
Keyboard and mouse
Of course, you might not have an internet-capable device on you at all. (As if!) For those people, the Waldorf Astoria has enabled internet access via a browser built into the TV. Naturally, for that to work properly there needs to be a wireless keyboard and touchpad which, mercifully, there is. The iBahn unit is good, fits nicely on your lap and works while you're in bed too. Just a shame you can't get YouTube, Facebook and Twitter in China.
Coffee machine and kettle
Coffee and tea was complimentary - at least we hope it was - and that's all taken care of thanks to the Nespresso Essenza coffee maker as well as a kettle and draw full of coffee pods and teas of all kinds. Sure, it wasn't a Swarovski crystal version or a bean-to-cup, but both did the job very nicely indeed.
Bedside console
It's not quite a tablet because it's big, thick, plugged into the wall and not the sort of thing you could play any other media on or stuff into your suitcase, but the bedside console is an excellent idea. All you have to remember to do before you get into bed is brush your teeth and the console makes everything else possible from the comfort of the duvet.
The custom UI to this custom device is incredibly clear and allows you to draw the curtains, turn all the lights on and off as a group or into preset mood modes, order room service, adjust the air-conditioning, set an alarm, use as a world clock and even ask for privacy or for your room to be made up.
Three. One on the bedside, one on the desk, one in the toilet. A cordless phone might have been nice but we'd only have misplaced it.
Electric - operating either from the wall, the console or just by beginning to pull on them.
The Chinese seem to have this sorted. All European, North American and Australasian plugs pretty much fit into them as standard. UK three-pins still require an adapter.
Bathroom scales
Digital. Voice might have been nice but then someone could overhear.
Gas mask
Not something we'd expect in the average hotel room and not something we used either. Nonetheless, each room at the WA, Shanghai, comes with a pair of gas masks. We're not sure if it's state regulation, for purposes of amusement, a touch of kink or just for the sake of completeness, but if there happens to be an outbreak of airbourne nasty during your stay, then the Waldorf team's got you covered.
Probably the finest hotel for the gadgeteer that we've ever stayed in. If you can afford it, it's a cert for your Shanghai stopover.
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Mr. W\>iing is tlie Democratic candidate for the office of District Attorney of Nassau County. .Mrs. Eliz-.beth Vermiiyea of Siuth Mail, street celebrated her TMh birth day anni\er<;iiy at her hon.e .Monday night, ill ciinipany with a few of her friends, wh.. helpe,; her sj*nd a very pleasant evming. Excelsior Hook an! Ladder Com¬ jiany will hold their annual snpper on Monday evening. Decen.ber ¦">. The company has been "rga:; zeti thirty-six years. Di'p:ity State Council >r Jctseph D. Tiini.son i>f iirooklyn paid h!.« olhcial visit to Freeport Co'jr.cil. Jc tV U. -'t. M., last Friday eveni ig, accompari^nl by several members fn.m BnK'klyn- Couiuil ami State Vice l.'oi:n.';ior Rob¬ ert L. Liu'lMfoot. .At the *> b>se < f the tnepting oyster stews, which were made i>y "Chef" Kichard P>. .Miiler! were served in tne bamri^t :i» m. November plionograpii ;ec .r ;s row on sale at Diehm's. A wheel. Storm K'n-.;. w.i~ taken fr'.iii the residence "f I'. D. i^a^er, A4 I.nng Beach Ave., hot wee:) the hours <d' 4 to (i o'clock Sui.dny ¦ nighl. .Any¬ one giving inf<irni ifior; lauding to the recoverv of the wht ;i wili l>e reward¬ ed. '¦' It I'oimlar lb in^-niade l'a:;,iies. Fi-esh Daily. Cocoanut Cakes. Ic each Butter Peanut Brittle. l.'iO ib Chocolate Teanut Clusters. 4''c lb Crushed Nut Chocolates. 4ec lb Fine .Vul Caramels, 40c lo Cream I'eppenmjit anii Wir.tor>:reen Waferi. '2'Je lb Old Fashioned .M..l.-j?ses Bars. 5c It. DaSiiva's The.se are days wheti the complexion needs careful guaniing. Smith & Be¬ dell's ad in this issue tei is h. w to guard it most effectively. It .Anyone wishing to hire silver, linen or crockery for weddings, social*, etc., ' can secure same by applying to Crystal Lake House. .Archer street. tf Neat, reliable woman wishes to go out by the day. goini laundress, clean¬ ing, etc. ; E. IL. care Review, Free- port. Space torrent with side track for loading and unloading cars at Free(>'rt, L. 1. .lohn J. Randall Company, 0 Brookhti .-wenue. 'dt - Free|it»ft.'^. V. Goods promptly de!ivere.i. Stove Pi;>e 4 inch- 10c h inch 12c 4 inch. 10c 6^ inch-13c ft inch l.v Crystal Zink Boards. 4">c->L25 Roasting,Pans. 10-29c Perfection Oil Heaters. :?'?.2r> Rayo Lamps, ?1.49 Brass Bird Cages, $|1.25 No. 7 Parlor Brooms. 2i'c .lArdinieres, 12ic Dennison's Plain Crepe Paper, i^c rl. DenfTTnon's Decorated t'repe, 13c roll Bread Raisers, 4t>c It. DaSilva's Review Free lo Jan. I. The Nassau t'ounty Review will be sent from this .jlate until Deceml>er 31, 1911, for the usual yearly subscription pricp of $1..">0. This means a qhance to get the paper practically without cost until January, 11)10. H^'ou are not know i,>n the sub¬ scription list, or if you have friends living at a-distance te whom you would , like to send the RevieW^ as a gift, this ' is the be%t opportunity of the year. , I.nui.s Cozzens is ~|'enf!ing the winter i:; Brooivlyn. Aloha Co.mni. I), t.f A., w : hold a social next Wednesday, e •mu g. Nov¬ ember 9, at Mech.mics Hall. Mrs. Freil L. Lee, who has been we=t for sever: j nioiith«, has returred bome, much improved in health Steplieii B. Sti.ry of Union i'..liege. Schenectady, .N. Y., was at hi- hen.e in F'reeport over Sunday. .Mervin Gi 1 'en is laid un with blood poison in his foot caused by .'teppirg on a rusty nail two weeks agu. 1'h'.' trolley company is cb-i'v.'inLt grade of its tracks on Bedell stre< re.piested by the village li.iard. the Freeport Council, No. hi. ,Tr. O. U. .A. .M., will hold a cla.s*. i'.itlation thi- Friday evening. Lyman W. Taft. the hustling repre¬ sentative of the Brooklyn Daily T m. s is covering the territory on a mot..rcv- .Mr. and .Mrs. A. .Jnniaii, who have been spending the summer with Rev. D. A. Jordan, Lena iA'enne. have gone to Brooklyn to resi.le. Harrj- Braithwaite of Wantau'h. fo-.- several months with the .Nii-s.iu & Suf¬ folk Lighting Company, has secured a position at the Free) .ri Hank. Announcement is mado of the e-.- gagement of Miss Gladys I)rai»er, daughter of Mrs. Waitei- Draper, to awarded a Moo Hallet & Dauis pii;n John James Girnane. all ,d this 3, the result of one of its puzzle c...i- P'^'^^''- test.s. ShauTamnanyGet The State? The village Board of Trustees will hoid a regular meeting this Friday ev¬ ening at the village oflice. Mr. Raymore. the pianti man, reports a very pleusant visit to Woodbury, where the cencern he represents has The Hallowe'en ilanco at the Free- port Clnb Monday evening was a very pleasant affair, and there was a good.^ attendance. Dancing was enjoyed un¬ til a late hour, with good music. » The Geijcryl Cornnottee of thc Fire¬ men's Carnival, etc.. has not yot pre¬ pared its report of the recent event. They state that slow returns on the ad¬ vertising program are (ieliiying them. Frank Ashdown is not yet able to get into his store as announced. He goes from one room to ar.etner on crutches but remains upstairs. Both legs were hurt, in nne the ligaments being broken, and in the other sprained. The Girls' .\thlelic .Ass..cialio;; wi'.l give an entertainment in the .Asseniiiiy Hall next Friday, Nov. 11. CLinsisting of a musicnl program with a play. The girls are carrying t.ut this atl'air all by themselves to raise money to be used in girls' athletics and should be v.cll s,;pport^l. The Chautaipia Circle this year e:;- r.dls twenty members. Lt meets Thurs¬ day afternoons at the homes of the members and is enjoying hugely an English year, sauntering through vari¬ ous' English Cathedrals, journeying through Lonilon in ditVerent centuries, becoming faniiliar witb Kngliyh hist.iry ¦ and Its heroes and discussing the Wem- an Suffrage movement in Great Brit-* ain. The strike of express lirivers in New York city and vicinity is causing all kinds of trouble, as the express com¬ panies will not accept ar.y ,Terishable gotids or go beyond Long Islai-1 City nor can they deliver any to mir mer¬ chants from beyond that point, consc- <piently it is only possible to tret fruit. etc., by freight, or by auto or truck delivery. The oyster dealers especially are feeling the etTect of the strike. This week the weather being cooler the de¬ mand for oyster? is on th ¦ increase hut it is impossible to semi them out and. the business is at a standstill. It would surprise you to know the number of 4ric Parlor Brooms 1 am sell¬ ing at 29c. DaSilva The adv. of George B. Geller. the new upholsterer, appears in this issue. Mr. Geller was formerly with .Abraham & Strauss in Brooklyn. Scott''8 remnant store. !.*» N. Mai--. street, Freeport, retiring from busi¬ ness, goods sold at wholesale anil re¬ tail; House and store to rent. 11-:^ One ofthe main attractions of the village of Freeport is the fact that nearly al! the residences have beauti¬ fully laid out grounds, ilecorated with shrubs, bushes, trees and plants. Now is the l>e9t timte to select for the Fall and Spring planting. A fine assort¬ ment at reduced prices can be seen at he nursery of John J. Ran dall, "corner of Ocean and Lena avenues, as Mr. Randall is closin gout his stoel. 4t, .Mr and .Mrs John K. Eldridge and Misses .Annie and Edna Fldridge at¬ tended the wedding of .Miss Floreiice (Jolder at Amsterdam, Wednesday ev¬ ening. .Mis.- Golder r^'sided in Free- port for several years. Woman's Relief Corps, No. lo9. re¬ ceived instructioiis from .Mrs. Anna Schirr, Past Dept. .Ir. Vice Pres., Wednesday evening at their meeting at Odd Fellow's H:t!i. Refreshments were serv td after the iu-iness activi¬ ties of the occiis.on. Charles Lonker ef this village is a candidate for Senator on the Socialist ticket. .Mr. Lenker says conditions are worse in this country than they are in Ger¬ many, his fatherland, but lives in this country just the same. The Grand Jury will bring its reports in this week on cases investigated. .Among those will be reports on the complaint <if Dr. Evai.s ai.out the local Board of Health. The Grand Jury gave a much more thorough and impar¬ tial hearing than the State Boaril ot Health, and a dilTerent result is anlici- pated. Louis Rovegno. who has been with his brother in the fruit store on Rail¬ road avenue, has gone to Saugerties, where he formeriy resid.ed. "Louie" has made many friends by his genial dispJflition and interest m athletics, since he has been in Freeport, and his dep3»"ture wiil be regretted, especially by the baseball fans who l.>oked to him for tirst reports of National and Ameri¬ can League games. D. Frank Dikeman, school tax col¬ lector, gives notice .thai he has received the warrant for the collection of sclftjol taxes and began collection last Monday. He will receive the ta.x at one per cent to Dec. ."), and after that date at 5 per cent. Up to Dec. .") his office will be at the First National Bank ard from that date at 30 Commercial street. The rate this year is J.8S per hundred, against Jl.'.'2 lastjear; as the assess¬ ments were raised '2^0 per cent this means the tax last year on sameass'»ss- irenis would have lieen $.768, or an ad¬ vance of 1.112 this year. County Sealer of Weights and Meas¬ ures Frank Wooil made a tour of Val¬ ley Stream ami I.ynbrook during the latter part of iast week and confiscated 67 measures of various kinds while making only eleven calls. Nearly-ail of tbem were of the liq¬ uid variety, an.! while many of them used for molasses, vinegar, etc., were found short, most of them were seized as tbey were being used fcr the meas¬ uring of dry articles such as beans, peanuts and the I'ke. , Wher. asked why these pe<iple who have the short measures were not prosecute*!. .Mr. Wood stated to the re¬ porter that owing to the fact that he iiad not sealed all the weights and measures in the county that K was only fair that each and every one have , naming. HYMENEAL I InaiK .rtently omitted, last week.) RHODES -DOUBLEDAY . .¦\t St. John's Episcopal Church, Jer¬ sey (ity, Wednesday night, at > o'clcik. .Miss Alice Cordelia liouble- ilay. daughter of .Mrs. William C. Loiihleday .d'Jersey City, and Walter C. Rhodes, of the Freeport Bank, were united in marriage by Rev. E. L. Stod¬ dard, rector emeritus of tho church, in the prespiHC id' a large assemblage of relatives and friends. The ushers wero Walter Cozzens. Harry J. Betzig, Percy G. Whitman and Charles E. Terry, tlilford Coy ler was the best man. The bride was at¬ tended by .Misses Florence Buchanan, as maid of hoinu-, and Blanche Rhodes, Anna Cadmus ind Sarah Austin, .if Passaic. There were about '200 at the wedding supper served at the bride's l\onie, '.I Belmont avenue, Jersey City. The bride presented- her attendants with pearl penilants; and the groom likewise his with stickpir;s. A nuniber of friends from Freeiiort were among the guests. The briiie's gown was white satin trimmed with pearls and real lace, and a white tulle veil and she caned a b(>ut|uet of wiiite roses and lillies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink satin, embroidered, and carried pink roses: bridesmaids, jiink satin trimmed with yellow .Maniuiseite; carried bouipiets of yellow chrysanthe¬ mums. The church was prettily decor¬ ated with iialms, ferns and yeilnw chrysanthemums, as was also the resi¬ dence. .Mr. ard .Mrs. Rhode.- have gone tn Old Point Comfort and other Southern points and will reside in Freeiiort, on .North -Main street, upon their retur'i. Tomnrrow. it is announced is the last day for securing tickets for the annual dinner of the Nassau County Firemen's .Association, to be held at the Garden City Hotel on November 16, at nine o'clock. They can be obtained from John D. CiUnning or A. B. Wallace, local members of the committee in charge. Unclaimed Letters I'nclaimed letters are advertised for the following at the F'reeport Post Ottice: .Anderson. .\Iiss Lillian Carpenter. .Mr. A. H. t'onnor, .Mrs. Arthur Coarse, .Mr. .A. Call, Sam Durvea, John Eckertt, .Mrs. Gussie Eggers. Hern .Alfred Flori, .Mr. Kdvardo Feddin. D. Guver. Son Goddard. F. E. Gardnei, C. Hill. Louis Halliburton. .Miss H»«ie Lascal, .Mr. Joesphat Jensen, August Meyer, Eugen , Melanson, Miss Annie McElhinney, Miss Dora F. Pickett, Edw. W. Schali, .Mr Sayer. Fred D. Smith J. Hopkins Thompson, L. R. Winters. Miss Maiguerite Winters, .Mr. Gus Sivero, Garton ROBT. G. ANDERSON, P. M. Octtober 31, 1910. Local Topics Williams' livery send* a team ef ll ac'K horses to tire calls tor Wide •Awake Engine Cumpany. wh.ch are Competing with the grays of the Ex¬ celsiors in tbe admiration of the tire¬ men. rhey handle the engine easier than any horses previously hitched to it and make a tine appearance toe. An item in an exchange says: "At tne last meeting of iiie Board of Trade it was brought to light that at the present tin.e Froei'ort was pay¬ ing :!;") cents per call to Ne^w York wnile the telephone users of .Mintola. Garden City, Ilempstead and Rockvilie Cei tre were only paying .'><) cents." This is ail light but we 'in:.'t be¬ grudge the extra live cents after going ill a booth in IIem(iStefiil a:.ii feelirg afound ir. the dark for live ir.inate-, more or less..for the handle to inir, fnr calling "Central." We have the :n> proveiiients and we sh.iu! ' :..,¦ v.i':.- l. to [lay for therr.. ¦Jhe action t-i the Vii.aue B -ax-: ;;t Its meeting Friday upon the suggestin:: of Tni-ie(^,_F. .A. .Myrick. provid:ng that wag.ins iiliiT" carriages must carry lights after dark, lis good. There ;s nothing -fa'ir in njaking ,jiutns carfji:^. brigiit lights and letting otiier ve¬ hicles run i.rounil without any iiuiica- tion that they are in the road, and then of course I hulling the autoist for care¬ less driving if he hiappens to run ir.to one of them. Hereafter ynu will k;.ovv one i.f tl.e members of the Freeport Village Board of Trustees by the pretty iittle baiige that he modestly we.irs on his vest, '.r. which,^is lettered. "Tr'ii^tee, Village of Freeport." and has the State coat of arms in the center. Each >ine of the niembers have been pmv.ile.i with one nf the badges. .News of the Churchesr The .Memorial Chapel of the Presby¬ ter,an t'hurch was crnwded on Friday evening at the very enji'vable si>C!al gathering when the church otlicers. their wives and the ofheers of the vari¬ ous societies acted as hosts and hostess¬ es to the ir.tmbers ar.d friends of the church. The appearance of the Chapel was marvelously tran-formed by the decorating committee's generous and artistic use of autumn leaves, flowers, flags and rugs, by which a charming home-like atmosphere was createil t>y these touches and by the tasteful ar¬ rangement of cosy corners f.ir conver¬ sation and tables for the disp»" sing of lemonade by the young ladie-. .A musical program of rare excelU- ee and variety brought an occasional i reak in the cvenii^g's merry buzz of friendly voices. The 1 ii-tcr sp. ke a few words of greeting and the evening cln-e . with tie serv::-g . f refreshments, .'\nuing tiiese present were Rev. aw: .^!r-. VV. A. R;charii. of the .M. E. Cburc:.. and Rev. A. J. Culler. Ciimrr;;:;i<'n service and pul 'Ic :. cep- tiin of persons info the niemlerFi.p of the church will take place on .>ii .lay m.rnirg !.t the First Presl yier:aii church. One who bas the repiithtion ef being the most chartr.ii:g an ': .r.ter- eftirig of missionary speakers. .Mr>. F. P. Gilnian of Hainan, China, wi!, j.ve an address in the evening upnn Die ..c- ca>-ioii of the Women's Missieij.iry .'^o- e etv's .Annual Praise .'<er\ ic- f.r .'!;s- SK'ns. I have been c.. inphn.ented Tr the way 1 "knock !d<' .Mr. Genrge Waiiace of the observer. Personally I have no desire or intention of "knockii'.g" any¬ one, but sometimes tind it neces.-ary tiA Correct defects or errors in tbeir >tate- ments. The preparation for th.e -aie ..f vil¬ lage property o:; which ta;<es ha\e not been paid is going aheai!, very, very slowly. The efficient force in the vil¬ lage office have all the work they can attend to without this, and :l will probably be several months bei'ore the sale is held unless more help is engaged to get this matter oiit r,f the way. TheCrj'stal Lake House will be ..pei; all Winter and announces goin! rooms for dancing parties, etc,. a:id can furn¬ ish refreshments at moderate figures. You are invited to call and got priees. Fourteen Vears Ago lit. n.- nf :iiter'-t frnin rli.- Ie v..w. -.1. , tnuri..,eii year- ago tbis Wf-ek 1 -Academic department of Freeport Union. School incorporated under the State Board of Regents, dating from Oct.-1.5. Rev. W. W. W. WiiSi.n preachdi tn the firemen. School tax rate, ^i;a>. 137 street signs made arad placed ;• position. Single copies of the Review for saie at Greenblatt's, Raiiroad Ave. ; Kief¬ er's. Review office and Gobet:', South Main street, and DaSilva's, West Mer¬ rick Road. tf. ' t'hristian Scienre serv i.t - '.v . . ^iC held in the Heinpsted B.i>.k H'iii,:i:.g, corner of Fulton and .Main streets, Hempstead, at 11 a. in. Sun>!ay . Sub¬ ject, "Adam and Fall of .Ma:,." Tht afterncKin tea given by tlie S.;i- day .School class of .Miss I.sabel ILb- bard was a successs. ;' Tf e an.iunt pledged by the class was tiiiubled. The class cf O. W. Hun.phrey --i the M. E. Sunday Schoid, enjoyed a .'¦iraw ride to Amityville Wedi.e.*diiy : i;.t.t. At the .Methodist K|iisii.).ai : i.i- '1 Sunday at lo::U) a. m.. the Sacriin.er.t ef the Lord's Supper will 'be a iioir.is- tered. The Sermon theme lU 7 1 n n. w.il be, "Thou Shalt >- • The 4tnnual praise n.eit.i:/ : '.'.e V.'.ii an's .Missionaiy .-'K-iety nf the Presbyterian Church wiil iie hei 1 or; Su:-day, .Nov. »!. at^7;;;o |.. n'l. .Mr-, l-'ri.nk P. Gilman of Hainan, wim will ad iress the ineeting. is a very interest- \-i:-2 speaker ar.d all whn go to h.'ar ter wli be abundantly repa:d for Sn : i .'. .Mrs. Charles Bideil is aiiijou:,. lea.l the Epworth League meeting Su;:-. day night in the M. E. ('hilrch; topic, ".A Call to Self-exandnfitior;." The cornerstone of Leili< 1 A. M. i^ Church will be laid Sundav, No.' 13. For the benefit of the .Sunday schooi of the .M. E. Church the ci^ss of .Mrs. Thomas W. Lucas gave a succehsful n.'isicale and entertainment in the le;- t'lre room.s of the chur.-fi Tuesriay night. The principal entertainer of the eve¬ r.ing was .Mies Ethei DeBeau of.Hemp¬ stead, who is an aii.ateur e;ocutio::ist of considerable talent. Stie appeared three timeij upon the progran. a'.d was<- received enthusiastically by iter au- ibence. The remainder of the prograi;; ^^o::- .-isted of orchestra selections by the .Sunday School orchestra arid by tfie fol¬ lowing local talent: .Mrs. Bertha Knoble, vwcal solos, ' and the Misses cklith Bedeil and Edna Eldridge, piano selections. HEMPSTEAD An evening card party, under the auspices of the House Conirnittee of Hempstead Hospital will be give; at the Garden City Club, Garden Cjty. .f.i Saturday evening. Nov. 12, at 's o'clock. Patronesses, .Mrs. D^vid P.t,. vost. Chairman; Mrs. A, Van '.'ort- iandt. Jr., Mrs. W. G. Hoyt, Mrs. J^. .M. Taylor, Mrr. F. P. .Morris, of Gar¬ den City; .Mrs. G. II. Nicolas, .Mrs. F. L. Keyes, Mrs. S. Vernon .Marii.. Jr.. Great Neck ; Mrs. Gage Tarbeii, .Mrs. O. D. Gray. Garden ( ity Estate? : .Mrs. <.'. D. Meneely, .Mrs. C. .F. Norton, .Mrs. A. M. t)nderdo;;k, Mrs. D. .\. .Marsh, Hemfictead. • Fpworth League kall> An Epworth League Group I'.ia'.y wili be held in Bellmore Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday ever.¬ ing, November 17. A go.xl 'irogran. is promised. The neighbonnj L<-ague« haTe all been invited to attend. \
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