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I got this product as one of the friday freebies. If I have a break out it seems to knock it out pretty quickly. I will say this is not something I use or will use everyday, it seems to dry my skin out if I use it to much. So if you have oily skin this is probably perfect for everyday use.
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TimL89 wrote:thanks! yeah i understand he must be busy and everyone has a life. i just want a heads up is all. ill be patient(hard when certain customs need to be finished!)
TimL89 wrote:yeah dude im working on magneto miles edge worth and frank. i need the items so bad.
Galactape wrote:That is pretty wierd, did you try messaging him again? By the way, I checked for those hands, I only had one hand not the pair and almost all of the fingers are pointed instead of just the index. You could always get a pair of hands and sculpt the pointing finger.
Galactape wrote:If you ordered them on Ebay, you can open a case against him.
TimL89 wrote:Galactape wrote:If you ordered them on Ebay, you can open a case against him.
i did it directly from his site through paypal
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A Little Taste Outside of Love
Inspired by images of iconic African American women, emblems of the black power movement, and her mother's photographs from the 1970s, Mickalene Thomas creates monumental pictures that explore and challenge the representation and objectification of women, and black women in particular. Here she casts an African American woman as leading lady in an updated version of a longestablished visual archetype—a sexualized female subject seemingly caught unaware as she reclines passively in her own beauty. In doing so, the artist turns the historic nude on its head and ousts the white European woman from the bed where she often lounges in art, attended by a black maidservant. Thomas also questions traditional notions of good taste through myriad clashing decorative patterns and the disco glitz of thousands of rhinestones, which refer to the artist's own memories of growing up in the 1970s. "Oil painting was never satisfying to me," she has said. "I always felt like I had to put something on it or it was never finished."
- Artist: Mickalene Thomas, American, born 1971
- Medium: Acrylic, enamel and rhinestones on wood panel
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28 Dec 2010 9:53 AM #1
Grid checkbox and number field
I have a grid that display some invoices.
I want to add a check box in each row and a number field - disabled by default.
When you'll check the checkbox - the number filed will became enabled so the user can enter the amount.
That's the ideea.
But it seams that I can't manage to add the checkbox in Ext 2.3.0 to rows.
My code is something like this:
mainClientiFacturiHeader = new Ext.grid.ColumnModel([
new Ext.grid.RowNumberer(),
{header: "IDFACTURA", width: 0, dataIndex: 'IDFACTURA', hidden: true},
{header: "IDCLIENT", width: 0, dataIndex: 'IDFACTURARE', hidden: true},
{header: "Numar", width: 70, dataIndex: 'FNUMAR', sortable: true, hidden: false},
{header: "Tip", width: 30, dataIndex: 'FTYPE', sortable: true, hidden: false},
{header: "Data", width: 35, dataIndex: 'FDATA', sortable: true, hidden: false},
{header: "Scadenta", width: 35, dataIndex: 'FDATASCADENTA', sortable: true, hidden: false},
{header: "Valoare", width: 45, dataIndex: 'FVALOARE', sortable: true, hidden: false, align: 'right'},
{header: "Rest Incasare", width: 45, dataIndex: 'FSOLD', sortable: true, hidden: false, align: 'right'},
{header: "Incaseaza", width: 40, dataIndex: 'FINCASAREFLAG', hidden: false, align: 'center', editor: new Ext.form.Checkbox() },
{header: "Suma", width: 60, dataIndex: 'FINCASARESUMA', hidden: false, align: 'right', editor: new Ext.form.TextField() }
mainClientiFacturiHeaderFilters = new Ext.grid.GridFilters({
local: true, paramPrefix: 'plugin_filters', filtersText: 'Filtre',
filters:[ {type: 'string', dataIndex: 'NRDOC'} ] });
mainClientiFacturi = new Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel({
title: mainClientiFacturiTitle,
frame: true, border: true,
store: store_mainClientiFacturi,
cm: mainClientiFacturiHeader,
sm: new Ext.grid.RowSelectionModel({
singleSelect: true,
listeners: { rowselect: function(sm, row, rec)
}, delay: 2 }}),
clicksToEdit: 0,
disabled: (cl_is_repartizareauto == '1' ? true : false),
height: ( panelHeight - (Ext.isIE ? 206 : 206) ) ,
plugins: mainClientiFacturiHeaderFilters
I want to make it as simple as possible.
Thank you
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You can use a CheckColumn (copy from examples/edit-grid.js to a separate file).
28 Dec 2010 1:20 PM #3
I try that. But it seams that if the grid is disabled by default the checkbox don't work so well - meaning I can click on the checkbox.
And I preffer a very simple solution without the checkcolumn.
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What do you mean by 'disabled by default'? You can't disable a grid; you can only mask it.
29 Dec 2010 1:12 AM #5
yes - it's masked.
So - is there any solution to my problem.
Thank you so much for your help.
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You can't click the checkbox when the grid is masked, so I still don't understand the problem.
29 Dec 2010 7:33 AM #7
I know.
There is an exteranl button that when clicked - it unmask the grid so the grid became "enable".
On that grid if I add the checkcolumn plugin to extjs 2 - it display the checkboxes on each row where it should.
But I can't click on those checkboxes. I can click and edit any other cell excelt the cell with the checkboxes.
I'd preffer to not use the checkcolumn plugin (but still use extjs 2.3.0) - so is there any other option?
If not - how can I make the checkcolumn to work ok with the checkboxes click?
Thank you for your time
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CheckColumn (from examples/edit-grid.js) does work correctly in Ext 2.3, but you should have a look at the example again (the checkcolumn needs to be registered both as column and as plugin).
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While one doesn't have to be a scientist to use color effectively, volumes of research on the subject has made life easier for many designers. Effective use of color has made multi-housing properties more appealing to prospective tenants and residents, encouraged workers to be more productive in office and manufacturing environments, and boosted patrons' positive experiences in restaurants and retail establishments.
Strategies based on color perception are familiar territory
The psycho-physiological effects of color are well documented, so careful consideration of what colors are selected — and in what combination — can help ensure desired results. People are sensitive to color and color preferences are becoming more sophisticated, in part because of television programs and consumer magazines where color is part and parcel of the quality-of-life quotient. The cheering effects of yellow, the relaxing qualities of green and blue, and the stimulating properties of red and orange cannot be overlooked. Used inappropriately, stimulating colors can be over-exciting or fatiguing, cool colors can be bleak and warm colors can be, well, too warm, causing people to feel hot.
Overall, it has been shown that within a total environment the ideal is to include a variety of hues representing different degrees of brightness, saturation and temperature.
Research has also explored how color influences our perception of size, weight and volume. Light hues and pale shades recede, while dark and saturated colors reduce the apparent size of a room or object. Warm colors are perceived as heavier than cool colors; that's why low ceilings painted in white or light colors work so well and high ceilings, which can stand some visual lowering, will work well in a darker hue, creating a more intimate feeling.
In the same way, combinations of colors and contrasting tones can be used very successfully to define spaces and provide direction. Medical facilities have used color codes to guide visitors and staff for years because it works. Shopping malls use contrasting floor colors at entrances and to guide traffic flow.
Practical applications for the use of color in certain ways are based on decades of research, and much of the information has been incorporated into the design world's base of knowledge. How differing light sources affect color is not as widely understood by designers, especially since scientific advances are continuously bringing new lighting technologies into the marketplace.
Color and light equals another color, sometimes
A designer's nightmare is for a client to approve a color recommendation and complain later that it's not the same color. The chief culprit? Probably the lighting.
For all practical purposes, when you mix color and light, you are mixing two colors together. Different types of light have color temperatures of their own which can play a crucial role in the perception of the colors you have selected for a project.
Color shifts are typically the result of several characteristics of the light source, primarily: the color rendering index and the color temperature.
The color-rendering index indicates how well a color is rendered under artificial light, compared with the color under a reference light source. The CRI uses a scale of zero to 100 — the higher the number, the less color shift or distortion. Natural outdoor light, incandescent filament light and Tungsten Halogen light have a CRI in the range of 95-100. Fluorescent lights range from the low 50s, for "warm-white" bulbs; to the 60s, for "cool-white" bulbs; and even the high 80s, for "deluxe cool-white" bulbs.
Color temperature indicates the color appearance of a light source. Basically it is the measurement of the whiteness of a light source, based on the principal that as an object heats up it will transform from glowing red to yellow, white, pale blue, then a brilliant blue. The temperature is measured in degrees Kelvin.
Technically, color temperature only applies to natural light sources, such as sunlight and incandescent lamps. Apparent (or correlated) color temperature applies to other light sources.
Compare the following: Incandescent lights range from 2,600-3,200 degrees K. Warm-white fluorescent is 3,000 K. Tungsten Halogen lamps range 3,000-3,400 K. Sunlight at noon is approximately 4,800-5,000 K. "Daylight" fluorescent is 6,500-7,000 K.
It may seem contrary, but warm color light sources have lower color temperatures and cool color lamps have higher color temperatures. Cool color lighting in the 4,000 K and higher range is typically recommended for offices and business environments. Warm tones in the 3,000 K and lower range are routinely used in residential environments and other spaces requiring a warm, inviting atmosphere. Lamps in the 3,000-4,000 K range are considered neutral.
Light — work with it or make it work for you
It becomes readily apparent then, when CRI and color temperature are considered, that there are vast differences between light sources and how they can affect color. The adroit designer factors in these variables, either by selecting and coordinating colors in the light in which they will be used or by selecting the desired colors and specifying lighting that will allow the colors to remain true.
Want to take on a real creative lighting challenge? Use mixed lighting sources. For example, designers working on projects where windows are a factor are faced with several additional challenges — multiple light changes. Daylight varies from morning to night, from season to season, and by geographic orientation (north, south, east or west). In many cases artificial light sources may be used to supplement daylight ambience and replace it at night. Not only is it important for designers to understand light and its effects on color, but clients who have some understanding, as well, are more accepting of variations in perceived color.
Clever designers can also use the color and temperature attributes of artificial lighting to purposely modify color. Specifying incandescent lamps will intensify yellows. Cool fluorescents, which are blue in tone, will make yellows appear greener. The bright white of a halogen light can intensify colors.
Another phenomenon related to light and color is metamerism. It's the phenomenon where two materials will appear to match under one light source and not match at all under another. When this occurs the color match is said to be "conditional." Metamerism can occur for a variety of reasons, such as when the colored objects have different reflective surfaces — say, paint and fabric or wallpaper and carpet — or when different combinations of pigments or dyes are used to achieve a color, or if the formulas have different physical or chemical characteristics. However, if the reflectance spectra of the two objects are identical, they cannot be metameric and are regarded as an "unconditional" match.
Color and light play key roles in our lives, and with regard to each other. Without light, there would be no color. Without the scientific research compiled on the subject, we'd still be in the dark about color's effects on us and light's effects on color. Color science is a valuable tool for designers and color experts, no matter what the assignment.
Color perceptions at-a-glance
Red: Dynamic, exciting and stimulating.
Orange: Mellower than red, yet still stimulating and warm; friendly.
Yellow: Cheerful, radiant, happy, uplifting.
Green: Relaxing, refreshing, tranquil.
Blue: Calming, comforting, cooling, peaceful.
Violet: Dignified, rich, noble, intense.
Cool colors: Greens, blues and violets; tend to recede and make rooms appear larger and spacious.
Warm colors: Yellows, reds and oranges; seem to advance and make a room feel smaller and more intimate.
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With a nice selection of unique candy in a quaintly decorated old house, Zak's exudes that Frankenmuth feeling.
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Jan 17, 2010
Quadruped Robots
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- Shep said...
I have thought hard about this one for a long time too. I have 4 NXTs, so I have 12 servos, but I would consider throwing in some PF motors too. They are lighter and just as powerful, but lack the control. But not all functions require complete control.
One major drawback of using 12 motors is that you will have to use 4 NXTs and that is very heavy, unless someone comes up with the illusive Servo Motor Multiplexer. Using 4 NXTs is very complicated and heavy; I speak from experience. My current project has 4 in it. (www.tinkernology.blogspot.com)
The HiTechnic Accel sensor could be used to help control the COG. As the bot tips, something could move a weight to regain stability.
This would be a great team project. Let me know when we'll get started!
- Jan 18, 2010, 10:17:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Good point... that's the main reason why I want to build a quadroped with the TETRIX system. With TETRIX, a single NXT brick can control a MUCH larger number of motors, provided you have external battery packs for them. For example, one NXT sensor port could control four DC motors and twelve servo motors! The big metal building pieces would also allow for a strong, larger design that could handle outdoor terrain.
- Jan 18, 2010, 1:16:00 PM
- Tim said...
I never could build a walking robot of my own design. At least I can build Alpha Rex V1. (Thanks to the instructions...)
It's great that that robot could balance on ice and go through snow, but having snow inside servo casings...slipping on ice and damaging one of the main supports...yeah, I'm not going to risk that sort of thing in my robots. Before I do anything potentially harmful to my robot, I'd like to do some small-scale tests, and possibly a simulation or two.
- Jan 19, 2010, 1:51:00 AM
- Pe-ads said...
Interesting stuff, Jonathan. TETRIX seems more suited to it.
One minor niggle: Shouldn't 'quadroped' be 'quadruped'?
- Jan 20, 2010, 6:29:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Woops... thanks Pe-ads. Fixed it.
- Jan 20, 2010, 7:39:00 AM
- Tim said...
I didn't know you could do that. You would think that would be impossible on the net. You can do that on your computer, apparently on line, but no on your homework or midterms. Spell-check helps, and Firefox web browser has corrected me several times within this comment alone. Hooray for spell-check (and your local compiler...most of the time. There's also that lovely "File Error" that you get on the NXT and have to guess how to fix).
...as for the design, you may want to try Tetrix, or Mindsensors...8 servos per controller, plus multiple controllers per sensor port...OK, now I want a servo multiplexer...
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When neighbours take hands, good things can happen, as has been proven time and again when staff and management of the Kruger and Limpopo national parks work together. → read more…
Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park straddles the borders of Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe and joins some of the most established wildlife areas in southern Africa into a huge conservation area of 37 572km² (± the size of the Netherlands). This forms the core of the second-phase transfrontier conservation area (TFCA), measuring almost 100 000km² - the world's greatest animal kingdom.
The larger transfrontier conservation area will include Banhine and Zinave national parks, the Massingir and Corumana areas and interlinking regions in Mozambique, as well as various privately and state-owned conservation areas in South Africa and Zimbabwe bordering on the transfrontier park.
The heads of state of the three partner countries signed a treaty establishing Great Limpopo on 9 December 2002. In 2006 the Giriyondo tourist access facility between the Limpopo and Kruger national parks was opened. Almost 5 000 animals were translocated from Kruger to Limpopo National Park. This, combined with 50 km of fencing being dropped, has encouraged more animals, including over 1 000 elephants and over 1 000 buffalo, to cross the border of their own accord. The harmonisation and integration of various policies to improve the cooperative management of the transfrontier park are under way. Processes such as standardising a fee and rate structure, introducing a joint operations protocol and the development of cross-border tourism products that will optimise Great Limpopo's tourism development opportunities are also far advanced.
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In 2013 the routing for the proposed Shingwedzi Cliffs Wilderness Trail was tested and a pilot cultural wilderness trail was undertaken in the Pafuri–Sengwe portion of the park. The latter cross-border adventure trail is a public-private community partnership, benefiting communities in both South Africa and Zimbabwe. A Shangaan festival was also held in Chiredzi, Zimbabwe in July. This is now an annual event aimed at increasing the collaboration between communities from the three partner countries.
A bilateral event to launch the tourism season was held by the tourism ministries of Mozambique and South Africa in October 2013. This included a ministerial function at the Giriyondo tourist access facility between the Limpopo and Kruger national parks and a live television broadcast from Mopani Camp in Kruger. The emphasis was on celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Great Limpopo treaty signing event and on introducing future joint tourism products and activities, such as the TFCA adventure trails, mountain-bike tours and 4x4 trails involving all the core areas in the park.
Peace Parks Foundation supported a joint buffalo-collaring exercise, combined with collaring cattle in the area, aimed at improving the knowledge and understanding of the human/livestock/ wildlife interaction as it relates to disease transfer in the Pafuri area of the transfrontier park.
To more effectively deal with the rhino poaching in Kruger National Park, a bilateral draft cooperation agreement between Mozambique and South Africa on rhino and elephant protection, the joint operations plan and the joint operations cross-border protocol were implemented towards the end of the year. Read more about the efforts to combat wildlife crime in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
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Elasticsearch: Analyzing Text with the Analyze API
Using the analyze API to test an analysis process can be extremely helpful when tracking down how information is being stored in your Elasticsearch indices. Learn how to do this.
Using the analyze API to test an analysis process can be extremely helpful when tracking down how information is being stored in your Elasticsearch indices. Learn how to do this.
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This software is not supported on Value Line desktops or Value Line notebooks with integrated fingerprint reader.
ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software is a desktop security and convenience product. Its components provide a sophisticated security architecture protecting your computer from attacks by unauthorized persons. ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software offers top-level user convenience, it is easy to install and easy to use.
ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software enables:
|Supported systems
Note: Windows 8 (64-bit) not supported for ThinkStation S30, D30 and C30.
|Supported languages
|System requirements
ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software can be installed on any computer with the following requirements:
Administrator rights are required to install or uninstall ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software.
|Summary of changes
< > Version number
[Important] Important update
(New) New function or enhancement
(Fix) Correction to existing function
Version 220.127.116.1182
Version 22.214.171.12464
Version 22.214.171.12426
Version 188.8.131.5284
Version 22.214.171.12438
Version 220.127.116.1182
Please refer to the README file under the "File details" section for a complete list of changes fixed by this driver update.
|Downloading the package
|Installing the package
Device drivers for fingerprint reader are being installed when installing ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software.
The following installation options are provided for installing ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software:
After the installation process completes, the computer will restart, and you will be guided through the steps of enrolling your fingerprint.
If you intend to use an external fingerprint reader, it is recommended that you disconnect the fingerprint reader before installing ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software. After the computer restarts, you will be prompted to reconnect the external fingerprint reader.
You cannot directly upgrade ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software with the same major version.
Local installation through the set-up wizard:
You can install ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software through the set-up wizard.It is recommended to read the texts in set-up wizard during the installation process.
To install ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software, do the following:
Silent installation:
Run the setup.msi file under the Install directory on your CD-ROM.
Use the following syntax:
msiexec.exe /i setup.msi /q <PROPERTY=VALUE>
msiexec.exe /i setup.msi /q INSTALLDIR="F:\Program Files\ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software"
You can specify the following properties:
Set the installation directory.
0 = Do not display Control Center on startup;
1 = Display Control Center on startup;
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the fingerprint logon;
1 = Enable the fingerprint logon;
The default value is 0.
0 = Disable single sign-on;
1 = Enable single sign-on;
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the display of the shortcut to Control Center;
1 = Enable the display of the shortcut to Control Center;
The default value is 0.
0 = Disable the RSA SecurID support feature;
1 = Enable the RSA SecurID support feature.
Non-administrator user privileges:
0 = Disable the fingeprint enrollment.
1 = Enable the fingerprint enrollment.
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the fingerprint deletion.
1 = Enable the fingerprint deletion.
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the fingerprint import or export for non-administrator users.
1 = Enable the fingerprint import/export for non-administrator users.
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the selection of fingerprint for power-on.
1 = Enable the selection of fingerprint for power-on.
The default value is 1.
0 = Disable the Windows password recovery.
1 = Enable the Windows password recovery.
The default value is 1.
Anti-hammering protection (Lockout Settings):
0 = Disable the anti-hammering protection.
1 = Enable the anti-hammering protection.
The default value is 1.
Maximum retries. The default value is 5, but you can set any value.
Timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 120 000, and you can use any value up to 360 000.
Authentication timeout (Inactivity Settings):
0 = Disable the authentication timeout in milliseconds.
1 = Enable the authentication timeout in milliseconds.
The default value is 1.
Authentication timeout duration. The default value is 120 000, but you can set any
value up to 360 000.
0 = Disable the fingerprint-only logon for non-administrator users.
1 = Enable the fingerprint-only logon for non-administrator users.
The default value is 1.
0 = Do not show the power-on security options.
1 = Always show the power-on security options.
The default value is 0.
0 = Assume that Client Security Solution has not been installed.
1 = Assume that Client Security Solution has been installed.
The default value is 0.
Note: All options are optional.
SMS installation:
Open SMS Administrator Console, create a new package, and set package properties in a standard way.
Open the package and select New-Program in the Programs item. At the command line field, type:
setup.exe /m yourmiffilename /q /i
Optionally, you can type the same parameters used for silent installation. Normally, at the end of the installation process, you are required to restart the computer. If you want to restart your computer later, add REBOOT="ReallySuppress" to the list of properties.
|Uninstallation instructions
To uninstall ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software, use the /x parameter instead of /i.
During the uninstall process, dialogs for selecting whether to delete existing passports and disable the boot security feature are displayed. In silent uninstall mode, you can use the following parameter:
Set DELPAS=1 to delete existing passports.
If these options are not defined or have any other value, passports are left on the computer and the boot security remains enabled. If you leave the boot security on, you will not be able to edit fingerprints in the boot security memory unless you re-install ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software.
msiexec.exe /x setup.msi /q DELPAS="1"
uninstalls the ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software, deletes all existing passports, and leaves the boot security on the computer.
|Determining which version is installed
|Limitations and considerations
Standby problem:
The computer can be awakened from standby using the fingerprint reader even if Allow this device to bring PC out of standby is unchecked. The driver is not able to turn off remote wakeup when remote wakeup is disabled and selective suspend is enabled in the device manager. Both check boxes must be unchecked for the correct behavior.
Software upgrade:
If you upgrade ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software from version 5.5 or its ealier versions, an error message will be displayed. Therefore, you need to uninstall ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software, and then start upgrading.
If you upgrade ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software from version 5.5 or its later versions, the message Cannot find sensor or Please log on to enroll your fingerprints may be displayed. To enable the fingerprint logon feature once again, swipe your fingerprint at least once when either of the message is displayed. Then you can log on the computer with your enrolled fingerprint.
Domain Login consideration:
The user cannot log in to the Windows Operating System or a domain using fingerprints even though the Use fingerprint scan instead of password when logging into Windows setting is enabled in the fingerprint software. To enable the fingerprint logon feature, user needs to enable the Windows or domain biometric settings in Control Panel Or enable those settings through GPO in domain environement.
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UM's WHO Collaborating Center in Ethics and Global Health Policy has contributed to an important new report.
The Journal of Philosophy, Science & Law invites authors to submit new manuscripts in cyberethics. August 15, 2015
State screening programs have saved thousands of lives, but new technology has elicited risky legistlation.
The UM Ethics Programs have been designated a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Center in Ethics and Global Health Policy.
Created in 1993 to coordinate UM Ethics efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean, "PABI" is also the name of our NIH-Fogarty grant.
The "Plataforma de Filosofía, Ética y Bioética en Cuba" is intended to foster apolitical research and collaboration.
UM Ethics faculty have contributed to the ethics chapter in the premier text on biomedical informatics.
Miller School students Gaurav Dhiman and Kyle Amber have teamed with Bioethics Program Director Ken Goodman on a paper about clinical decision support systems.. [Wolfie Fox photo]
Jeff Brosco, M.D., Ph.D., has published "Conflicts in Family-Centered Pediatric Care for Patients with Autism" in the AMA Journal of Ethics.
Trustee, philanthropist and community leader Adrienne Arsht has given $3 million to the University of Miami Ethics Programs. It is the largest gift for ethics in Florida history.


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Newspeak, the "official" language of Oceania, functions as a devise of extreme Party control: If the Party is able to control thought, it can also control action. In the year 1984, Newspeak is not fully employed, and for good reason; we would not understand the novel otherwise. However, Orwell makes certain to choose a date, 2050, when Newspeak will be the only language anyone will understand. Even though the year 1984 has passed, the book is still timely due to Orwell's vision and foresight. The decline of language troubled Orwell, who was a writer with political and historical agendas. If language could change for the worse, then truth could change into lies, and that was something that Orwell fought against, both in his personal life and in his writing.
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Roy Williams' Fast Break Against Cancer
Join Coach Roy Williams, his assistant coaches and legendary Tar Heel Broadcaster Woody Durham as they tip-off the 2014-15 Men's Basketball season at this seated breakfast and one-of-a-kind live auction event. All proceeds benefit critical cancer research, prevention and treatment programs in our community!
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Despite a wonderful 2012 season for many unexpected contending teams, not one franchise in the NFL is left without some sort of hole on it's roster, problems in the front office/management, cap issues, and impactful Free Agency decisions. From the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens to the Kansas City Chiefs (1st pick 2013 Draft), each team has one burning question that must be answered before 2013 even begins. At Football Nation, we'll take a team-by-team analysis of the 'key question' they face in the 2013 off-season. Arizona Cardinals: Who will be the team's primary signal caller in 2013?Let's face it, the Cardinals have been a mess at Quarterback since the departure of Kurt Warner. The mega-trade for QB Kevin Kolb from Philadelphia simply has not worked out. Injuries, inconsistency and lack of both an offensive line and solid running game has plagued the six year veteran. Backups John Skelton and Ryan Lindley both saw action this year in place of Kolb and put up dreadful number...
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Nassau County Review Vol. XVII FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1912 No. 46 FREEPORT NEWS HIGIlWA'mt TIUE TABLE (Governor's iBlan.l, which is as near this locality as cur. he secured). Friday, Sept. Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thuraday, Friday, Saturday, i-''. Il¬ ls. I's iv, IS !'•». 211, 21, V ;:,4 p. 10:42 p. Il::i4 p. morn 12:30 a. 1 ::{.5 a. 2:50 a. 4:0] a. 4 :r;7 a. m. rn. rn. rn. m. m. m. rn. A two nifn howling tournament is bei.Tg arranj!ed for DeMott's alleys to hegiri some time in October. Allen C. Ewii.K, of the Acme Auto Rental Co., had sold his interest in the, tiu-iiiess and also ret-igned from the Hoard of Directors, Subject of Sei Church Notes , SarvUe, of th* wmL the churches .Sitiffli- ffipji'-'of the Ui'view fw salpiit (jn>-iih^'itt"s, UrtilrrMifl AvciHic; Kiif'-r'.-. N i?:miii (Jiinnty Kivic \v, l),i-^ilvu's iiinl (Ui]>-t/.'>, Miiiii .SrrM t : ijiiSilvn'-, W'l-.-i Mi',rri'-k Kent. tl The Hebrew New \e;ir was observed from Wednesday at <J p. m. to 'I'hurs- day at 'i p. m. While ridiiif nn his bicycle last Fri- da;, morning', Eugene llellantJ fell and sprained hia ri^hl hand. Je.'ise Hyersoii, who has been playii.t; liUKehall ill various cities during the summer, i^ now home in Freeport. No mretinn of the Iioard of Trade was held Tuesday evening' as sched¬ uled. The ne.xt rrii etinn is to be held on Tuesday evening', October ¦>. Frank L. .SijUiri'S, wlio has been ninhl ^^iiteriian at the .Main Street crc8^^illJ{ of the Lon;; lahmd Jlailroad for the past (ive ytars, rcsij'ned Ills position last Suiirlay. He is now work¬ ing; for Hori.s it Randall (,'otnpany. Notices are beirij; sent out for f. Democratic Hally and Srnoker to be held on Saturday evening, Sept. 14, at S o'clock, at the Freeport Democratic Head<|uarters, HealtixJiuildinf,'. (Io(jd music und ^;ood speakiTs are announced. The relatives of Mr. and Mra. Jleiiry Rider called at their home on Wallace Street Tuesday evenint^ and assisted .Mrs. Rider to celebrate the anniver¬ sary of her birth. The evening was VI. ry pleasantly passed and she was tbe recipient of a number of remembrances. I'apers in the estate of Mrs. Marie E. Sutphin, whoiiied here May .'i, leav- injj a hii.-iband, James U. Sutnhin, and two children, James ,\. Sutphin and Mrs. Lucy M. Wutkins, Imve been tiled at .Miiieola in the oflice of Surro^;8te Graham, and Mrs. Watkins, the daugh¬ ter, has been appointed administratrix of the estate. Mrs. Sutphin left an estate of .^rjiKin real and .'^2U00 personal and left no will. Since July 2 Tony Fedden, tbe doR catcher, bas caught 7fi dogs and turned them over to Poundmaster Jo?oph ! Ritchie. During that time he has [killed ")9 of the imprisoned animals. [The records at the Villape oflice show I that there are 105 licer.aed dogs in the vilhiKo. Helen Barrie is leader for the YounK People's meeting Sunday ni^'ht in the Presbyterian Church; subject, "Getting the most from prayer." Another Railroad Tragedy Two .Men Killed at Freeport Cross¬ ing by Express Train The eastbound Arnagansett express, going at a speed of about 50 miles an h(;ur, Thursday morning at 9:20, struck a delivery wagon of R. II. .Macy Co. of New \urk and killed the j driver, Frank Bates of Lynbrook, and the delivery man, IL C. Creiger, Garden City. Local Topics Comments and expl a nawa n by th a* on villafo affairs Village Trustees .•\;; the members of the Village Board \vere present at the meeting held Friday evening. Trustee Rai;dall, committee un tak¬ ing censLia of the villagp, reported that Harry :-eaii.Hn bad completed the work .Mrs. Frai k L. S(|uire8 was from a trolley car between VV. C. Connor is announced to lead the Kpworth League meeting Surdiy night in the .M. E. Church; topic, (Bible Study Rally Uayi "The Attes¬ tation of Scripture." I Christian Science services Sui^day though the viea is clear for a (jUhrtcr morning at 11 a.m.; Sunday School niiie, and were unconscious of their thrown same hour; Hempstead Bank Building, danger. The horses cleared the track Raynor Hempstead; subject Sunday, Sept. 15, but tbe erigine struck the wagon right VV. O. Wood, manager of the local trolley company, was in the village last Thursday, and promised Capt. Hanse, the Village President, that he and thai there is a population of G527 of ' would take steps immediately to have j i" the village. The cUrk was in- the conditions of the new switch on ! structed to notify the Secretary^ of The wagon had been in Randall Park'Main St. improved at once. Mr. ^ State of tne same and re,)uest that deliverin.' goods and was bound south ! ^^'^od very readily agreed that some- i reeport be listed among the lirst-class on (Jcean^Averue. The men apparent- 'hing should be done, must be done, to viliage- ly did not see or hear the train improve the conditior.s and promised that it Would have his earliest atten. tion. Street ,'ii d Pierpont Place last Friday "Substance." Wednesday evening eveiiir;g about 'J o'clock. The car took service at:7;45 p. ni. • .Mrs. Si|uires past Raynor Stnet and i stopped in tho middle of tbe block.: Eleven members of Miss Hattie R. When she was alighting the c:ir sud-, Smith's Sunday School cla.-s of the .M. deiily .started ai;d threw her, iijuring' t'. Sunday School enjoyed their annual her back and head. Dr. iiuncie was outing Tuesday, to Rye Beach. They called to attend her. ;'eft Freeport at ^:.'J0 and returned : home late in the afternoon. Those in A number of Freeporters who were; the party were: .Mias Hattie R. Smith, in the city Saturday night have a good , Mrs. John Sellars, .Miss .Minnie B. Smith, Mrs. Forrest Dunbar, .Mrs. Ern¬ est S. Randall, .Mrs. Charles Shea, Mrs. VVilliiirn Combs, .Mi.'^s Hazel Combs, .Mrs. George Ravnor, Ariiiie Powers and .Mrs. Whit yer. rd for tbe local trolley company 'i bey toLik 'ho train oat to Hempstead e.xpecting to connect With the last trol¬ ley to I-'roeport, but were delayed an hour by a wreck at I'loral Park and were straiitled in Hempstead at one o'clock. Ihey called at the trolley company's ollice and a sjjecial trip was made fer them, carrying each passen¬ ger to the stop nearest his bttiie. This was a nice act of accommoda¬ tion by the trolley company as the trip Friday evening, September 2V. was of course a financial loss. wiere the two n.en were sitting, lift¬ ing them bodily and depositing them on the front of the engine. The tram wa? in charge of Conduc¬ tor Charles Warren, ai.d Engineer Diinick was in the cab. He lirougb"? his train to a stoji in front of the depot and with the conductor anil tiren^en en¬ deavored to remove the bodies fr .ni the front of the eng-ine. Several men who heard the train Idow alter it .,, , , ,. , , . struck the wagon ran to help and the y'-'^Ke- to the curb line, and this two men were removed and cairied in- l^f "^' '^"''^ '" »_>Himb_e|^of cases. to Police Head(juarrer-. Doctors Counselor Benson Smith appeared for Ciidman Freiierick and asked the Board if the village would cart anci lay the Peekskill gravel on Atlantic .Ave- Village President ilan^o, as also the nue, between Bedell Street and East other men.bcrs of the^Viilage Board, Avenue, in that portion of the roadway is an enthusiastic advocate of good between the curb and the north wing wide roads, and is urging, wherever of Ihe road as will be impioved by tbe practical, that the roafls be in piroved vilhige, ii .Mr. Fredericks wouli! p; y with Peekskill gravel full width. Jlie for the gravo). The BoLud decided village is willing to attend to tbe work that they would. of laying the gravel, so that it will ne William Lewis (Slot pie Jack I asked d. lie pioperly, where t.he owner of the the Board about scraping unl paii.ting property on a Peekskill gravel road vv^ishes to pay for the laying of tbu gravel from the road as ti.xcd by the Miss Newton. Dean and liuncie arrived n C.il- inost immediately but Creiger was I had the pleasure, from an ediica tiunal slanduoint, of visiting the State with luiwei the interior of tjie standpipe at the power hoiise, He caiied Httctioii to the fnt't th.T, owii g to nej-lcct \u this matter a new standpipe had to le built at Patchogue. lie cjuotcJ a piice of >nn for the w( rk and the 'nutter whs left in the haims of President H:.i:so 'J'he Sunday Sclicol classes of the Misses Ninon Dorlon and Isabel Hib¬ bard will hold a fair at the home of .Miss Hibbard, CI Porterlield Place , , .111 . .1 Hospital at Kings Park on Monday, dead, apparently having t:een iiietantiv , , , , . «¦ >. c , .,, , '' , ,, .¦^ '^ -. iiicludtil ill our party was Walter a. killed, and Bates wa.s unconscious and ,, ,, - ., ,; /, ,, ., ,.-. ,, I'Unne , of the Brook vn D aily limes. Please let us know if you don't get your paper or want an e.xtra copy and we will send you one by return mail. All adv. was inserted in a neighbor¬ ing paper last week, signed by Frank The ladies of the Ba[itist Church will liuld a sale of bread, cake, pies and baked beans on Saturday, Sept. 28, in tho vacant store on Railroad Avenue, opposite the depot, from 2 to 5 p. m. "A Profitable .Man" will be the Sun- 11. Stevens, giving notice that after day morning sermon theme of the Rev. September 1, 11*12, he would no longer Charles Herbert Scholey at the First be responsible for any indebtedness i Presbyterian Church. Tlie evening contract by Mrs. I' rank H. Stevens. ~ Fourteen Years Ago (Iti 10^ ol iiHor. >i from fho Boviow filo- t'oiirli'Wli years ago this wi oli i Villape Clerk Weyant and Frank Snedeker copied the village assessment rolls from the town tax book in two days. O. W. Humphrey is associated with a group of capitalists in the proposi¬ tion to erect a large hotel on Rose St. Police Justice Bedeli run into by a bicvcle. subject God." will be "The Mightiness of At DaSilviis ¦'> iVj 1(K- Store Next to Post (JIlie Childrens Stoekiiigs. pair, loc Large Bur Castile Soaj), lOo Pouiiil Can liiiportod Talcum. lOr 10 (iz. Bottle Pero.xicle, Uic To Knvelopes, in Box, loc Women's Kibbod Top Stockings, lOo s.xlO Picture I'V.'iiiies, Klc Waxed Lunch Painr, ,' rolls, ."je Curtain (iooils, per yd loc Sboiijiiiig Bags, loc ("oIgates.S()ai>, .VIOc Cakes & (trackers. iKnitid, lOc Ciitidv, (80 kinds) pound, loc Xtra WideTattctta Ribbon, yd. l(ie Wliite 1 liniier Plates, ."le While .Sdiiji Plates, oe Wbite Dtsserr i'latis, 2 lor oe Wbite Bread A: liiiit.r Plates, 2 for :>c Wood (ir Wire (,'oar bangers, '..' fur he tilass Dessert Dishes, 2 fur .'le Long Handle Hiilb Brushes, lOo Special Eiiibodierv. yd. H\: Plorai iV- Missoii PiiiM-r Basket I'uriit wood I'tility I'.oxes, liie New- colored I'ost Cards, 0 for ."»• Suiiiiiier Toys, 1(c Shell Souvenirs of Freeport. 10. At the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday, the fiastor. Dr. VV. A. Rich¬ ard, will preach at 10 ;:jO a. m. on "The Call of God," and at 7:45 p. rn. on "I, by Myself, I." September 22 will be "Get Togeher Day" for the M. E. Sunday School. All members of the school are expected to be present to hear announcements and plana for "Promotion Day," Sept. 2lt, and Rally Day, (Jctober (i. .,.,, ,., , .. . _ ^_ i The Loval Temperance League Village Population 0527 ; meetings will begin again next week, The village census enumerator, Har-1 when the first meeting will be held for ry Seaman, has nnished the worK of'the Fall season, on .Monday, Sept. Iti, taking the census of the village and ' in Brooklyn Hall, on Brooklyn Ave., at schcHd district. { 3:I'.U p. m. All young people are cord- He reports the whole nurnlier of resi-; iaily invited to join in this work, by dents of the village at 0527, and the invitation of .Mrs. Etta J. Carinaii. number of children between the ages Superintendent, of 14 and 17 inclusive, in the school! expired in a few minutes. Both men had fractured skulls ami Were badly crushed. The bodies were removed to Southard .Moore's morgue by ordt r of Corodon Norton. Edward Bates of Lynbrook arrived shortly after to take charge of the remains of Frank, bis son, and the body was removed to hi:^ home at Lyn¬ brook for interment. Bates was 22 y. ais an.l Crei-i r 2>K Both n.an were unmarried. The wagon was broken into small pieces and that with the contents were scattLred along the track and a (|iianti- ty thrown on the engine and carried there until the train stopped. Tlie terrific impact broke the wagon entirely away from the horses, ard they ran south until caught and re- movetl to a nearby livery. Susan E. Hammond, wife of .Mor¬ timer Hammond, who was so badly in¬ jured by a train at Lynbrook last Feb¬ ruary that he died in the Nassau Hos¬ pital at .\Ji.neolaon February 2:1, has been appointed administratrix in the settling of his estate, which amounted to Jl.'O personal. The Ilatnmonds re-' sided at 42 Raynor Street, but after the death of .Mr. Hammond, they move;! to Brooklyn. Besides .Mrs. Hamrnonil, two daughters, Llizabeth and .Minnie, are named as heirs. As be write thi; interesting sketch of the trip whieh appeared in the Times on Tuesday eveniiig, I am repro¬ ducing that in this issue of the Re¬ view, f< r I think it will be interesting to a large number of my readers. My ideas regarding the handling of our unfortunate insane piopulation were greatly changed by the trip on Mon¬ day, and I think the item written by l-'rancis Broadnax,. wlrti has been en¬ gaged as consultii g engineer in refer¬ ence to' the il stallution of tlio neces¬ sary new boilers and electrical appli¬ ances in ti.e powe'- hou,-e, placed ttireo propositions before tbe Board and that adobted .\o. 3 as a basis on which to prepare plan.", as follows: Two Jtiii il. p. horizontal return tub¬ ular boilers with piping and all riecs- sary appurtenances; one :uin k. w. alternating current, on cycle, •'i-pha.-e, lino-2200 volt geiitral or directly con- Mv. Fui.neil w-ill give you a g-.iod idea nected to a simple Corliss type of suii- of some of thu woi k that is being done. Of Course we iiid not begin to see all there was to see. In a village with a population as large as liockville (Jentre I by way of coniparison) this would bo impossible. The grounds occupy aliout able size and rapacily operating at a speeil cf from 12o to loo r. p. m., and a steam pressure of Ilo pounds; re modelling and redirsigning the present flwilebboard so as to com|ily with Pub¬ lic Service No. 2 rei|uiretneiit and a S50 acres, and tbe day we were there number of minor changes. The cost there were in the various buildings a total of 3«12S patients. Do we need gates at Ocean .-Xvenue crossing'.' Ask the parents of Creiger aiiit Bates, tho two young men whose lives were snuft out yesterday rnoriiing' The Village Board has repeatedly re- ipiested gates at this as at other cross¬ ings, fearing just such a horrible trag¬ edy as occurred yesterday, and as a matter of economics it would seem it would have paid the railroad company of tlie same will be apfiroximately $i;i,iir)7. (ieorge W. Riynolds complained that there waa no sidew-alk on the south side of Snuth Side Avenue, west of nerieil S'reet and the clerk was in¬ structed to notify the owner tn con¬ struct oni' within Io days after the re¬ ceipt of the notice. The Board ratified the action of a majority of the members in awarding the road, water and light bontis at the meeting of August 21. The tieasurer iinuie the I'ollowiiig to install them. It is a hard proposi- monthly report, showinc the balances tion though, to know just how far to go wlien spending money on this work The annual meeting of the South a'"i the railroad" oflieial thought that district at 14)'>0. Long or short runs by automobile. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone 790, Freeport. tf School Supplies; Stores. DaSilva's Both It See pictures at the Plaza tonight. It | A meeting of the Church Improve¬ ment Society of the Presbyterian Church will be held at the residence of Mrs. J. Gilbert Smith, 70 .Merrick Road, on vVednesday, Sept. 1^1, from 1 :3o to 5 p. rn. As this is the first meeting of the current year it is earn¬ estly desired that every member will be present. - I About thirty-five of her frienils ga\e School opens Sept. ;ird. A pretty Mrs.'Lyman \V. Taft a surprise birth- school pin free tu every scholar pur- | day party at her ho.me, 03 .N'orth Main chasing lOc worth or more of school! Street, on Wetlnesday evening. 10c We are now showing a line of Snap- "py Fall Shoes, b'ancy Cloth Tops with vamps in Tan, Gun Metal and Pat. Leatlier, are strong leaders this Fall for Women. All the latest lasts in Men's Sho^s. A complete line of Children's Shoes the kind made to wear, not to repair. We are supplying a big demand for "Onyx" hosiery, for men, women and children. It Charles D. Smith. supplies. Pads for Ink, or Pencil, •'! to 10c Pencils, 1 to 5c Composition Books, 'A to 3c Pens, 3 to 5c I Drinking Cups, 5 to 10c Pencil Boxes, 5 to 10c Erasers, 5c School Stockings, lo-ir)-25c Seaman's Reliable Dry Gootis Store. It Tiie pickling season is coming and you will want some good vinegar At Mrs. Scott's store, 14S North Main Street, opposite Lena Ave., Free- port; 30 day sale of Dress Trimmings and Lace Insertions; special prices given to dressmakers and dealers. It When Mr. and .Mrs. Taft arrived home at nine o'clock they found the house in charge of the friends. The evening was pleasai:t|y passed ill music and singing and Miss Bertha Pettit of Rockville (Centre read a riim- ber of stlections and she witti Miss Irene Ackernian rendered a piano and cornet duet. The features of the evening were tho "Polly" game and the peanut race. In tlie former the tirst prizes were won by Miss Lillian Smith of Seaford and in George Mauersberger of Freeport; con- order to have good results. Isolation, .Mios Irene Ackernian and Heinz's Pickling Vinegar is the best, | Nelson T. Seaman, both of Freeport. strongest and purest and not higher in In the peanut race the prizes were won price than the ordinary vinegar you by Miss Melissa Ramsden of Rockville buy put up in bottles. 'J'he price is 40 Centre, and Frank Post of Seaford. cents per gallon, at Henry Wahlen's Atncng those present were: .Mr. and Delicatessen, 71 South .Main St. Mrs. Frank Seaman and family^-Misse.s Send in your order and it will be. Melissa Kameden, Bertha Pettit and promptly delivered. 'Phone ti;i9-J. It John Gardiner, of Rockville Centre; : j iUjs.es Nellit Post and Lillian Smith, Sale ladies' tine Lawn Waists. Beau¬ tiful up to the minute styles. Sl.2ii Waists now 9Sc iiSc Waists now 8Ec It Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store. Freeport Coal Co., successor to VV. p. W. Haff, the largest coal dealer on Long Island. The cheapest place to buy coal. Exclusive dealer in some of the best grades of coal. It Adv. - We are now through with our Merle and t'rank Post, of Seaford; summer vacations^ everybody has bad '^'''"•-^'^^y Seaman Mr. and Mrs Nel- one but the writer-and we are ready : «"" ^- ^^""i""' -f''' '"'' '^'.''V, * ^'1';''"' for anything you have in the printing ! ^^'anian and family. Mr. and Mr.^ Nor- line. Let us'send our man around if "^^ D^^n, Mr. and .Mrs. Oliver Golden you want anything done which looks ="»' '"'"''y- '^'«'^'' !""« Ackerman, Shore Yacht Club was held last even¬ ing for the purpose of receiving and acting upon the reports of tbe officers, electing otiicers for the ensuii^g year, and for tho transaction of any other business. 'Ihe following otiicers were elected: Charles H. Southard, commodore; D. S. Mackay, vice commodore ; Thomas Forties, Rear commodore; Henry L. .Maxson, rec. sec'y ; James Dean, treas¬ urer; Clarence E. Jones, financial sec'y; A. Sidney Malcomsori, Measur er. Board of Governors: Nicholas Ciiiiningham, Geo. B. Paterson, Louis J. Hall, Arthur .Nosworthy, Fred C. Southard, I'. .\. Myrict, J. Wesley Miller, VV m. P. Miller, Wm. G. Schu¬ macher, David A. Kennedy. Regatta Committee: Louis J. Hall, David A. Kennedy, Charles (1. Hill. Paul Halpin, Franklin P. Alcorn. Harry I.. Trubenback, jr., of North Main Street is confined to his home, having been in an accident at Jamaica last F'riday. He recently procured a new twin cylinder motorcycle and was riding along Smith Street, Jamaica, when he noticed an automobile ap- jiroaching, from the opposite direction. 'I'he automobile slowed down on the right side of the road and as Truben¬ back reached a pidnt only a shor*. dist¬ ance from tho machine, the driver de¬ liberately turned his car across the road in the path of Trubenback. Ifie young man set his brakes and when he found that he could not stop tlie ma¬ chine in time attempted to wheel in the same yard w itti the automobile and the force crushed his 'eg up against the front wheel of the automot-ile. Medical attendance was at once called and Trubenback was brought home in an automobile. the Ocean Avenue crossing was clear enough Uf preclude the jiossibility of an accident there. In addition to puttin.g bolts on all his windows and doors, Brotlier Pearsall, the editor of the Nassau County Re¬ view, has, we understand, now- that in the various funds: General, ?42ri.02 ; street, .*1401. 14; water, .>'o27Lt;7 ; el¬ ectric light, .¦i^>l-.2.';3; board of health, 42f;L:<4 ; interest, >{''^,2.:<i\; tax arrears, •¦?2i'(;.'.i2; lire department, .'?ir,41t. 17; street light, .¦i!32U 1.4.'!; light extension, •ill3o.48; watei extension, .¦?lls.92; sidewalk, ^^9 10.02 ; cro/iswalks, .*.-.2.u4; sewerage maii, .r!.i2:k 1 1 ; road construc¬ tion fund, $111.70; water sinking, buttons placed upon all the pockets of ^'^l,)'*•'';¦*li*"'^ ''Kht sinking, s,-,<i20.05 Ills pants, two seat, two fob, two side. He has not yet recovered that dollar and a half of which he wa- recently burgled. Next to robbing a poor blind girl, the robbery of an editor is th; meanest offense upon the calendar. Are you sure none of those Freeport Bull Mouses did you this piece of dirt. Brother Pearsall'.' Rockville Centr. Herald. What is troubling me is how our Es- The B6ard adoffted a form of t/onda for road bonds, series B, water lionds, series E, and lu'lit boiuls, series G. O. W. Humphrey made application for curfi and gutters in front of the following (iroperrti*^, the owner ta pay for tile curbing and the village to pay for the gutters. .Mr. Humphrey claim* in his application that owing to the volume of water ttie gutters are fre- ijuently washed out. Those wishing , ,-, . n. I the work done wore Roswe Davis, 10:< teeme( ( onternporaneous Editor knew ,"", ,, ,.. . , ., •^""'> • . .. I .. •.¦ , T feet on Roj^e .^treet; L. N. Jones. 1 0 lUt those buttons so positively, as I <•"", ^i, » , ".,-,•'¦ . . ,, . , .11 . I'st on Ocean Avenue and 225 fee on "ot te anvbody anything about ,,., . , ... . . /. nr ,, . • .-' ' . V\ haley Street and O. VV. Humphrey, lo feet ori Ocean AVeiiiie The.' mat- dii this, I am very positive. E. V. Baldwin, who bas been a can¬ didate for election to the Boanl of Education, wrote a communication to a paper in a neighboring village last week, complaining because it is irnpos- sible to tell phone the school when you want to"converse with super iiitendent or teachei^^bout affairs pertaining to school chiVireii, no matter how impoit- ant,"an(y compla:i;!ng because fax- payers have tu paj for the "private phone." He also asks if the school district has to p ly for the janitor's [ihone, and hopes the |iaper he writes to will enlighten him. If he really wants to knew abcut-theKe ntfairs lie could find out by asking any member of the Board insteaii of writing to a paper out of town. There is ho cjuestlon, arioiig those with whom I have talked al'out this matter, that it is the proper thing for tor wa.s placed in tho bands of the street committee. President Hanse, as Chief of Police, turneil over,.*04.10, the amount of fees received from the Town of Hemnsfead by Court Ollicer Ira IL Baker. Tbe Clerk was directed to send a bill to the Onslow-.Moore Company in the amount of .?72o for Peekskill gravel for Elliot Place, and one to Isidnr .Meyer for .i350 for gravel on I'oosevelt Place, between Smith Street and .Mer¬ rick Road. The Boar.-i ordered .Moo paid to the Warranty Realty and .r20o to the Long Island Realtj Company for rentals col¬ lected from their respective mains. 'Ihe followirig application were granted: Water James il. Johnson, South Side Avenue, ojiposite Klliot Place; J. H. Johnson, Llliot Place; Harry Wal- like printing, and let him talk it over with you. Nassau County Review, 04 South Main Street, Freeport. It Beginning on Monday, Sept. 9, the moving pictures taken by StafTprd ¦ Meeson, of the Freeoort Fire Dept., Good itftienery is an indication of and athletic sports will be shown at refinement. Be up-to-date by using the Cohnial Theatre. Attendance wbat is latest in this line. Smith & should b< large. It Bedell can show you the proper fall styles. It Long or short runs by automobile. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone 967 Autos for hire. Acme Auto Co., 'phone 976 Freeport. Rental tf Freeport. tf'PI If you enjoy photo plays visit the aza. It Why not visit tbe Plaza? Our pic-1 School Supplies; DaSilva's tures please both old and^young. It I Stores. Both It Prudie Ritcliie, .Martha and Dora Mauersberger, John and Geo. .Mauers¬ berger, James Nolan and Geo. Rhodes. Save money on your froit jar« Ladies' prices. Fine Sheer Lawn, nicely trimmed with square or V neck, all thia year's styles 9Sc (|uality, now 86c $1.25 quality, now 98c Wide Mouth Glasa Top Jars, lightning 27-in. Poplin, beautiful goods for Fa Shirts Waists at Reduced the Board of Education to have phonea ling. East Avenue ; Gforge Gosaelin, iristalied, to connect the'superiiitendent Harrison Avenue; Charles Smith, with the various schools in the village, Arcfier Street; Wallace Smith, South for his convenience, not for'he conven- Side Avenue; Frank Jackpr<n, f)ak ience of parents who might want to Street; and Wallace Smith, Flliot call up and tell the superintendent tbat Place. .Mary had a toothache or Johnny had Light-George Duryea, KO Grand gone visiting and could not be to Avenue; Alexander Hardie, Whaley school. Street; Clinton S. Doral.lson, South We cannot conceive a thing so irn- Bayview Avenue, and Prank .lackson, portant to the parent that he could not Oak Street, near Harrison Avenue. vrrite or call on the superintendent in ¦ stead of telephoning, and .Mr. Baldwin would be one of the tirst ones to com¬ plain of the extra expense if the dis- Competent men drive our cars. School Supplies; DaSilva's Both trict established a telophone exchange, , ActTie Auto Rental Co., 'phone 967 Stores. 1 which would be necessary, if t.he ; Freeport. tf phones were put on the telephone Competent men drive our cars, and everybody called up about their j School Suppiles; DaSilva's Both Acnne Auto Rental Co.. 'phone 967 children whenever anything did not go: " Stores. * It; Freep irt. tf just right. ^ ] Mofe FreepoFt Hefs Ofl Pa|8 8 style, (Its., 75c doz Wide Mouth Glass Top Jars, lightning style, pts., 70c doz. Jelly Tumblers, large size. 30c doz. Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store. It wear, 2r;c yd. 46-in Utility Linen for skirts; etc., 2.5c yd. 32-in. Fine Dress Ginghams, 12c yd. Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store. It Autos for hire. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone I'.ffj I'reeynri. tf School Supplies; Stores. •j — DaSilva's Both It
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|Nassau County Review 19120913
|Nassau County Review 19120913
Nassau County Review
Vol. XVII
No. 46
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I have a j-340 240 volt tub.
The circulation pump is running, the heater light is on but the heater will not work. So far here is what I have.
The heater input at the board measure 230 volts ( across both terminals)
The heater output measures 30 volts ( across both terminals).
Unplug the heater output terminals and measured at the circuit board spades 30 volts.
The heater element reads 0.50 ohms on a 20k setting on meter.
Circuit board terminal for the heater output has a small amount of black smoke on then connection..
Looking for some advice ...
Thank you ..
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Early but Mir was fucked.
Barnett/Overeem, Browne or Bigfoot in Seattle for a free FOX card to prep him for a HW title shot works for me.
Early stoppage but Mir wasn't coming back from that knee anyway imo
ZUFFA probably not a fan of the number of times Barnett said "Kill" just now.
Also, I have zero interest in seeing them rematch, Mir's done outside of being a gatekeeper to contendership since he's got a big name and established character.
Mir was gonna get destroyed had the ref not stepped in. He looked pretty helpless until Barnett got the hell off of him.
Dana isn't much of a Mir fan, that's three dropped...albeit against a row of killers. Any chance the UFC cuts him?
Might get the Arlovski/Mir fight I've always wanted, years late.
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If the fight was going to keep going that way and got stopped, I'm fine with it. But he got ROCKED by Nog, was under Nog on the ground and managed to pull out a sick sub so I'm not going to say it was out of the question for him to come back and win. It was still early, alot of time to recover. But fuck it, now I hope I get to see Barnett get crushed even more than I wanted him to already.
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