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Nassau County Review OfBdal Paper, Village of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1917 VoL XX, No. 32 To Call More for Draft FRQM OUR SOLDIER BOYS Our representative called at the office of the Exemption Board Thurs¬ day afternoon but was unatile to Ket any detailed information as to the re¬ sults of the first call for examination. Of the 558 summoned about 160 were rejected by the doctors. It is the opinion of members of thfl Board that a larjre additional number will have to be called, and as soon as the number to be drawn is positively de¬ cided upon we will print a special Newstand Edition which will be placed on sale within an hour after we receive the correct fiffures. This will contain the names and number of all who are to appear on the sec¬ ond notices. FREEPORT Sinicle cupiea of the Review fcir bbIc at Greenblatt'a snd Bmlthwmite'n, Kailroad Ave¬ nue: Lieberman'a, Naaaau County Review. DaSilva'a and Gobetz'a, Main Street; Spit- «er'8 Stationery Store. Grove Street; Mich- nofT'a, West Merrick Road. HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE (Offlcial Figures for Sandy Hook) Friday, Au;;. 10 Saturday. 11 Sunday, 12 Monday, 13 Tuesday, 14 Wednesday, IT) Thursday, 16 Friday, 17 Saturday, 18 2:20 P.M. 3:23 P.M. 4:23 P.M. 5:17 P. M. 6:05 P. M. 6:34 A. M. 7:16A.M. 7:.53 A.M. 8:27 A.M. Home Defense Drilling Mondays Freeport Unit of the Home Defense Corps is now drilling Monday even¬ ings of each week, instead of twice a week a.s before. A meeting of the officers is held the same evening at 7 o'clock, the regular drill being at 8 o'clock. HYMENEAL MAUCH—MOEHLE A marriage license has been is sued to Echard Mauch and .Marie Louise Moehle, both of F'reeport. Reception to Volunteers Freeport Unit of the Home Defense Corps will give a reception for the soldiers and sailor boys of Freeport who have enlLsted for our big fight with Germany, prior to their enter¬ ing on their active duties. The re¬ ception will be held at the Casino on Saturday afternoon of next week, August IS, and all the residents of Freeport who have volunteered for active warfare are to be guests of the Corps on that afternoon. This will include about 30 members of the Naval Militia, now training with Lieut. Colyer at Tarrytown, who will come out from New York on the 4 o'clock train. The memliers of the Home Defense Corps have heen, ordered to report at 3:.'{0 at headcjuarters, to meet this train, and escort these sailors, and as many other volunteers as may be able to attend, to the Casino, where an afternoon and evening will be de¬ voted to a short session of speech- making, dinner at (i o'clock, music and other entertainment, and dancing. This event is planned as a slight expression of appreciation for the work our younger citizens are doing and to speed them on their way with the best wishes and cheer of those they are to fight for, and who must remain at home. Tickets are now on sale, and can be secured by the members of each com¬ pany on application to their captains. No tickets will be sold excepting to memt>ers of the Corps, and parents of the enlisted soldiers, and it is de¬ sired that all applications for tickets be left at headquarters next Monday evening as early as possible after 7 o'clock. This is our first message from the "deserter" from the Nasau County Review office, now getting his first experiences In war tactics, with the Naval Militia: August 7, 1917. U. S. Naval Militia, N. Y. Ist Div., 4th Batt., Tarrytown, N. Y. This is how we are spending life in camp locate<l at No«j,h Tarrytown: 5:30 a. m. reveille, boatswain's mate pipes tie up hammocks; 5:45 turn to, scrub and wash clothes; 6:05 mess gear, knock off scrubbing clothes, tie up lines; 7:00 mess; 8:00 colors; 8:10 sick call; 8:20 officers call; 8:30 quar¬ ters for. muster, drill and work; 11:30 retreat from drill or work, swimming if weather permits; 11:.50 mess gear; 12:00 mess; 12:30 pipe down, scrub and wash clothes if dry; 1:00 turn out, carry out drill or work, swimming if weather permits; 5:20 mess gear; 5:30 mess, 6:15 hammocks slung, 6:30 liberty party musters, sundown, ev¬ ening colors; 9:00 tattoo, pipe down, silence; 9:05 taps. This is how orders are carried out in the camp: Follow¬ ing are the boy's who are in camp up-to-date; Freeport, George Wul¬ fing, George Hoffman, Royal Lewis, C. Brotheridge, L. Comellas, Jerome Montross, Jerome Nolan, Maurice Stein, Gordan .McCarthy, Willis John¬ ston, Fred Soper, yeoman; Frank Pit¬ cher, yeoman; William Donaghy, J. F. Anderson, John -Solan, Harvey Wood, .Milton Bedell, Alexander Forbes, Peter Beck, yeoman; Harold W. Smith, coxswain; Harry E. Bet¬ zig, boatswains mate, second class; Merrick, Larry Burns, Margot, cox¬ swain; James Mulcahy; Baldwin, An¬ thony Utz; (T. Willemon, Linden¬ hurst and W. Bourdof, Hollis). This is the duty of a guard: He goes on whatever post he is fixed to for two hours, then he is relieved by another guard and he does not have to go on again for four hours; he does this till his twenty-four hours are up; he only has to work eight hours out of twenty-four, and then he gets twen¬ ty-four hours off. We are getting good eats. This is what we had for dinner today: Roast pork, potatoes, filling, bread and butter, pudding and tea, and if we do not get enough we can go back for another portion. We also have what is called a liberty party; all the men that are in good standing and those that are not on guard can go to the village every night from 7 p. m. to 11 p. m. About three times a week the Y. M. C. A. invite the boys from camp to come to the Y. M. C. A. hall for refreshments, which are served free, and they can go to the moving pictures free. I was told that the young girls have formed a club and are going to invite the men from camp to spend a Sunday din- H-T at their homes. Up-to-date we have about five hundred men in camp and all are having good times. Tell the boys I was asking for them. With best regards to all, 1 remain yours truly, George Hoffmann. n. .S. N. M., N. Y., 1st Div., 4th Batt., Tarrytown, N. Y. MERRICK BELLMORE WANTAGH Thia column is edited by Rev. W. H. Lit- Frank Robert* i tebrandt and all item!< should be rent to him Bellmore and vi>-ini to inaure inaertion under thia heading. left with him will ' attention aa at our The Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt is a guest this week of Mrs. P. R. Jen- ur repreaentat .\ll orders and new ive tht sam Mrs. J. J. Fussell and baby are at 7u' High Hill Beach for the month of .A.ugust. "_.^ _ _. .. ... A communication has been received' Mrs. A. E. ^lunt and Mis.s .\brie nings at the Equinox House, Man- *^'* week which is not published for' Sutherland have returned from High -u.-t-- i-f « ' the reason it had no signature. It is Hill Beach and will go to New Jer- t-iiester, VI. .,",."".,"_"*"_ tv.^ ",.tu . ; ".., =,",. *" ,.;";* m_" ii.."»t" "• , , necessary for the author to sign every i sey to visit .Mrs. Hunt's sister for a article intended for publication to in-j few weeks. Boy Scouts of America, Troop No. sure good faith, which signature will 1, in charge of C. .\. Calkins, Scout jnaster, and John Draper, assistant I Scoutmaster, hiked from Merrick to I Bellmore dock and took the boat to I High Hill Beach on Saturday morn be withheld if so requested. ^ Wilbur D Nesblt Tbur riag and My Flog" A health to the fighting fnan I The man with a red glint in his eye— A glint that glows to a tender gleam for the old flag in the sky. To the man who dares—«nd the man who cares for the good old U. S. A. ' Who bears the brunt in the battle front and hurries to the fray. A health to him—our soldier grim—with his faith that makes his might; Who tunes his life to the shrilling fife and knows tbe way to fight i A health to the fighting man! The man all innocent of sham. Who pays the due of a loyal heart at the shrine of Uncle Sam; Who bears our load on the weary road that leads to a distant peace. And asks no halt till he finds the fault, and the roars of cannon cease; May the throb and thrum of the rolling drum be promise to his ears Of the joyous day when he'll come away to hear a nation's cheers. A health to the fighting man! The man with impulse cl«an and clear To hold him right as a gallant knight without reproach or fear; When the bugle sings and the bullet rings and the saber flashes bright, May he feel the aid of the prayers prayed to guard him in the fight; May good luck ride on either side and save him for the grasp Of the friendly hand in his native land that's yearning for the clasp. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer are I entertaining Mrs. John Schafer and Miss Matilda Baldwin, daughter of! son George and John, jr., of Brooklyn. David Baldwin of Merrick Road, was | ing and camped out till Sunday night' tenth on the women's, list in the com- Mrs. Frank Place and .Mrs. Charies on the beach The boys were divided Peiitive examination heiu at Mineola i ^chafer are on the sick list, in small squads and attended to the; on June 23. having a percentage of , ¦ t. , , , , ^ cooking, guarding camp and secur-. UO.ao. In ali there were over one'..f"; -¦^"1"^ Thomas of Long Island ing wood. The usual scout work was hundred who took the examination. ¦ m'^',,¦'»,,*"¦« R^'iV"*-' ParenU. taken up. Plenty of good eats were , ! ^^^- ""^ •""' ^ Bulling. provided and a fine time was report- ^^¦\^^''w^f ^\ ''°'''' ''¦"'' ^t*"*"^ ^^'l^ion Tuesday evening Charles H. Rus-1 ret'urned""from' pVm,Hv1v«ni«'\vhpr« with chills and a severe headache, gpij ^^ y^, . ," ,.i,. ,., i .,.,"."" e.... ..\.."'-)\. 'roni i'ennsynania where .Kt the annual scnool meeting jield | ^r. and Mrs. Fred Schaardt have ' . 1 e I--' first aid was aonlied bv one of the T'" '"t 11"'" ""^'"'*^'«'^' trustee for a Mrs. Schaardt has regained her iirsi rtiu was apjiiieu u> one oi tne , (g^, of three years, to succeed him-iupnith w.. mf,. »ii ,rU,i " w«.i.,","« .^,<;°"f*.^^*"^*' brought the boy around s^lf. '^he suni of $100 was added | h^^ home agin welcome ^""' • to the budget for the removal f'f snow ' the! all right in a couple of hours day morning the Coast Guards furn-, ^n the principal strtcts d.irin .shed the boys with mackerel, wh.ch j coming Winter. they prepared and cooked themselves. This is the first time the boys have' -T'i. , .. , ^. * camped at High Hill Beach and they I , 7.^^ regyiX^r monthly meeting cf surely had a good time. ' Miss Marion .Anthony of Merrick is visiting Mrs. Edward Hanington. ... , , , IT' I R*'*' CroMs Notes ance Hook, Ladder and Lngme I (Official) Company will be held in Firemen's I jhe Red Cross luncheon on Mon- A 1 .- * »i. r, c . , Hall next .Mondav evenmg. .\\\ men-. ,i"v ,>,%"" v..,i.c unit., •. c<>/.,.oi,.= i«. A large meetmg of the Boy Scouts | bers are re<iuested to be present. ^ noon wa.> .lu.te a suteess. It of America was held on Tuesday at the Parish House, headquarters of! u;;in"«, a*o<r««-i "* i ;" i « .""* Troop No. 1. The meeting was ad- . William Stafford of Linden Street dressed by Scoutmaster Hewlett pf -^ «"Joy">? his annual vacatiom Woodmere and Scoutmaster Kosell of ™_ " t ., ^ j Freeport The talk was on the gener-1 ^*' """« family has increased netted $4.25 and was the idea of Mrs. Henry L. Seanuui. who served the luncheon. Will Smith <lonated the ice an<l we wish to sincerely thank him for same as well as Mrs. Seaman and ali others who partook of the lunch- al work of scouting and was much I ™P'f">' <lurini-' \he past week. A son eon and helped serve. There will be enjoyed by the boys. A meeting was held in the Merrick Fire Hall on .Monday evening. About 250 people were present and very much enjoyed the addresses given by John H. Snodgrass, former Consul- General at Moscow. Russia, for eight years. He spoke of the commercial relations of Russia and the United States and present conditions in Rus¬ sia was born to .Mr and Mrs Charles Harse of Linden Street on Wednesday of last week, and a little boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harse, also of Linden Street, last Friday. Miss Vera .-Abrams of Roosevelt is visiting at the home of .Mr. and Mrs Frank Roberts of Oak Street. Dr. H. V. Holcomb is improving his George E. Rockwell, who is in the i,?'""?«'¦*>¦ "^ar the Catholic Church American ambulance service in Flan- by the construction of a cement side- ders, spoke of his personal experi-1 walk about four hundred feet long. ences there. He told how Dunkirk ; , , i «i_ . , was shelled bv the Germans a num-1 Mr. ami Mrs. F^erry Emeigh of i:!{'?!*'<'i"tf<' ''.v them. A donation of another one given at the business meeting on .Monday, August 27, same Crice, 15 cents, and same time, noon, etween 12 and 1. The ladies who will give it are Mrs. Harold Kropp, Mrs. Oscar Luttle and Miss Grace Mott, so look for another gotxl lunch¬ eon. We were pleased to see one man was not afraid to come and get his luncheon although he was a stranger to us, but did with the Red Cross spir¬ it which we do so wish many more would havt' in our comnmnity. Vege- t'lbles and pics were^ agin sent to (),-.r soldier boys at' the Wantagh pumping station which are very much (Copyright. l»n, by W VILLAGE TRUSTEES Freeport Sporting Club At the Freeport Sporting Club Fri¬ day night the first 4-round bout was won by Kid Dermott, who defeated Lew Corbin. The second 4-round bout won by Young Knettle, who knocked out Dick Connell. The third 4-round bout between Young Dimond and Young Gardner resulted in a draw. The first t!-round bout between Fighting Jack Lundy of Brooklyn and Jim Stuart of New York was won by Lundy. The second 6-round bout be¬ tween Kid Locke of Bellmore and Battling Neal resulted in a defeat for Locke. The star bout of ten rounds be¬ tween Larry Temple of Rockville Cen¬ tre and Barney Williams of Brooklyn ended in the second round when Wil¬ liams was knocked out. Next Friday night three 4-round preliminaries are announced; also two 10-round bouta, in the flrst of which Paddy Burns of Far Rockaway, 133 lbs., contender for the lightweight title, will meet Bert Spencer of Brook¬ lyn; in the second Kid Locke of Bell- wiore, 142 lbs., will meet Frankie Dundee of Brookl>rn. Weekly Weather Report (F'or^Our Readers in Other Localities) Friday, hot spell broken, after rain¬ ing and thunder at night, clear, mug¬ gy, overcast, but cooler, lovely cool night. Saturday, clear, nice Summer weather. Sunday, same. Monday, clear, getting warm. Tuesday, warm, clear. Wednesday, clear. Thursday, heavy rain between .5 and 6 a. m.; cleared ofi' hot and muggy. Thursday about 11 o'clock heavy rain and Utunder shower, thoroi',2:hly aoaking things. CARD OF THANKS ^Vlrs. Schonmann and family wish to extend their thanks and gratitude to their friends and neighbors who were ao kind during Mr. Schonmann's ill¬ ness and death. ^^^ Tennis Shoes, Oxfords or Pumps. The well-known "Convene Line." Women's pumps with heel, $1.25; ahoe^. $1.50. Sold only at Crevoiser¬ at's, 95 So. Main St. Advartlaanaat Officers and Non-Coms in Home Guard .At the drill .Monday night appoint¬ ment of non-commissioned officers were announced by the several cap- tiiins, making the officers named to ilate as follows: .Major, Frank H. Holland. -Adjutant, Hamilton G. King. t^haplain, Saul O. Curtice. Sergeant-Major, Leonard S. Mabee. Company A—Captain, Edward E. ("hase; first lieutenant, Henry F. D. Kelsey; second lieutenant, Hilbert R. Johnson; mess sergeant, Eugene P. Donnelly; supply sergeant, C. V. Boiler; first duty sergeant, Frank P. Alcorn; corporals, Harold W. Cook, H. Bratton Kennedy, Roy D. Pear¬ sall, Herbert C. Schley, R. Heber Scott, W. M. Summers, C. LeRoy Cor¬ by, Sigfred A. Olsen All the members were present at the Board meeting Thursday after¬ noon. .A discussion on the position of a tree which interferes with traffic at Randall and Long Beach Avenues re¬ sulted in the passing of a resolution instructing the clerk to correspond with the owners of the abutting prop¬ erty with a view to getting consent for its removal. The following applications for side¬ walk grades were granted: S. Tischman, 4x70 ft., New York Avenue. C. H. Kerr, 4x.55 ft. New York Avenue. Complaint having been made that the village public departments were using village water for sprinkling at times forbidden to other users, the Board took the matter under consid¬ eration and decided to change the Pay Village Tax Now The time for paying the village tax with one per cent, for collection ex¬ pires next Tue.sday, after which there will be a five per cent, collection fce. OBITUARY FREDERICK STORTZ Funeral services of the late P'rederick Stortz, who died at his ening after a short illness, were held Sunday night, Rev. J. Sidney Goul(l) pastor of the Presbyterian Church, officiating, with .-interment in Green¬ field Cemetery on >Jon(lay. Mr. Stortz is survived by his wife. FREDERICK STORTZ A somewhat unusual thing happened at the grave of Frederick Stortz at CJreenfield last Monday morning. .After the committal service had been read and the mourners, uivdertaker antl minister had turned away, a faithful friend was seen kneeling alone at the ber of times, although no troops were j Babylon, formerly of this village, are there, but there were several ho.spital j the proud parents of a baby girl, bom bases. Also he said that a number of |l«st week. times when he passed in sight of the Germans with the Red Cross plainly i Bellmore baseball team defeated the visible, he was shot at by snipers.! Bloomer (Iirls of New York last Sun- Mr. Rockwell said he was neutral I day by the score of It! to 3. Next when b" 'vnnt af-ross. but has since i Sunday Lynbrook will meet the local changed his mind in favor of the I boys. Allies. I I Tho prize waltz an<l dance given j The following men have joined the. by the Hi,; Five in Firemen's Hall | Merrick Home Defense Cor))s since i last Saturday evening was a big sue July 31: Josiah W. L. Van Siclen, An-¦ cess, nearlv $100 being realized. tonio Palermo, I. J. Vallely, A. L. | ! Brown, Lisle W. Richards, Theodore _ ,, r wi n Wassung. I TellS of War s Horrors The company now has 80 men and I The lecture bv .Miss Kilith 1.. Kos one of the largest in the County. ..nbauni at the Elks Club llousf Sun ?1 was received from a friend. The last list of articles made are: 20 l)ust»i<« 4 Bathrobes I' liemmed S(|uares 22 Socks '2 Surgical Jackets I) Pair Ward .Slippers 24 Shoulder Wraps 2 Pair Pajamas 12 Pillow Cases Many handkerchicf.s There is room for just seventeen more 'dav evening, on her experiences in the , .,.,.,.., .", ,, , . ,,. men. and the capUiin says he can see | war stricken countries of Europe, was j Freeport, Box 100. Herald Long Island Unclaimed Letters (I'reeport I'okI Olhce) Benson. l''r;ink Baylis .Shipyard, < Inc. I Corley, .Miliiain .A. Cassidv, Miss Nan Fredric: , 7dr>, C K. them coming. to with keen interest by an ; (Joldberg, .Mr. Willuun audience tha^^ just about filled the>(innlner, .Mr. and Mrs. (iustave ' hall. No admission was charged, but , Lenngo. .Mrs. Elizabeth Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Tenth After! which will be divided between St. I Mooic. Jus. B. Trinity, at 7.3o"and 11 o'clock A. .M.'''i*-' collection amounted to $174,(10, j Myer,*, Frank Celebration of the Holy Communion ''^''"¦'''*','1"'"" ^^'^ ^''"'1 "'"' ^'""'P-! M.-'"arthy, Miss Aiuii pled Children at Port Jefferson, and j Osborne, K. (2) tor a fund for blind French soldiers. Kitt, Miss .May Exalted Ruler Archer B. Wallace j Stanley, .Miss'Rose welcomed the assemblage, and intro-, ,SaiiipyoM, .Mr. ,A, at the early service. .Morning Prayer and sermon, the \'cn. I{oy F. Duf¬ field, Archdeacon of Queens ami Xas¬ sau, preaching. Hlvenim;: Prayer and duced Rev. John L.O'Toole, rector of! irrave. After the manner of his re- hours formerly allowed for sprink-' ''&'<>" he Pai'i his personal tribute of ling, (! to S a. m. and 5 to 7 p. m., and i '^^".''^^ ^? '-''";''^' "''*"T to,»s,hes: <lust make them 6 to 9 a. m., and h to H I ^"J"'''/|"! ''T'".^ brushed away a ! tear, an<l joined the funeral party. '• 1 , , . ,.,, ! His comment was: "He was a faith- A nui.-.bcr of routine bills were j ful man and served the Freeport ¦r«,v,""on,r n n ^t^ • I- 11-^' .passed, including those of Village .schools for eleven years." HilH^st neStenan'i willHm"F ('or'- 1 '^^''^'''' B"''*^" ^'"- ^297.50 for work 6n \ He was only a janitor, it is true, but nel • seconr&^m J mes T ^he assessment roll and and assess- the health and comfort of humlre.ls of Truswin- first seriretm Chnr es F ">''"* books. fOur children have been in his hands Mack; mess sergeant, William Wolff- 1''-"«t^''' Mahnken complained of the i"""^ ''*°".''' "''t'^lf? ^.^^^^^^^ '^e Board supply sergeant. Archer B. Wallace vigorous language used by a member I "J tht 7eL\h\?f . fl^fnl Trv '7^'" color sergeant (detached) Smith F of the Fire Patrol to a person stop-i "^/re.lS sLrt/ hnr^hfrfi n,^^ Pearsall; first duty sergeant, p. M. ping near a fire hydrant It seems! bu 1^ also had his good point" Let m^ HeXr^'-A Bacm, 'fou';thTir ' ^'"^ "''''^''' '"''^"'^*'" ""'^ '" company | uf in dtth'forUet 'the f'ail""'gs .^nd ie R^nS- cortorafr elfrX Dufft" i''¦'^*' "• '^^ Kennedy, while answering, render tribute to the good. In a de- Anhur"'F;knT'MauHcl''w.^HSn:rJ .'"^^•^"^ fire call, wdicn the latter ; "-racy the servant deserves in kind John N. Hartmann, jr., David A. Ken-1'''''^"^*^' ^^^ directed by a member of:'^'^ "'^ master. sermon at 8 P. .M., the Rev. Reginald the Catholic Church of Our Holy Re-] II. .Scott, rector of the Church of the ' deemer, as chairman. The rector! Transfiguration, Freeport, preaching, talked briefly of the work of the Home ! The C;. F. S. meets on Fridavs at 7:30"''^ f'o'"t Jefferson. There are nearly I in the Parish House. The Bov .Scouts, ""' Brooklyn crippled children there, | (¦has. A. Calkins, Scoutmaster, nieet' I'^'iiinment'"'*^ "'" ' '" ^"'^ Tuesdays at H P. M. in the Parish: 'i'. Hensoii Smith, P. M. nedy, Henry L. .Maxson, .Melville R Smith. Company C—Captain, Forrest S. Dunbar; first lieutenant, Charles M. Hart; second lieutenant, .Joseph F. Hoffman; first sergeant, William E. Gormley; mess sergeant, Edward F. cook; supply sergeant, Albin N. Johnson, first duty sergeant, Harold L. Bucken; second, Ray Ackerman; third, Owen W. Humphrey; fourth, .Montgomery N. Milbank; color ser¬ geant (detached) Henry L. Starr; cor¬ porals, Albert L. Earle, John S. Sum¬ ner, John W. Schmidt, Leo H. K. An¬ derson, Edward B. Thompson, Fred Joerissen, Robert W. Nutt. » Big Entertainment Next Tuesday Night The second annual monster show and vaudeville by the Hebrew Congre¬ gation of P>eeport for the benefit of the building fund, will be given at the American Theatre next Tuesday evening, Augu&t 14. You all remember the show of last year; a host of professional talent has positively promised to appear; tickets 50 cents, $1.00, $1.50, box seats $2.00; on sale now at the American Theatre; get your tickets now and se¬ cure good seats. Must Get Dog Licenses the fire patrol to turn into a side! ^- Sidney Gould. street, which he did, and, as the street' tnAni o c<-ii«v« 4xv was blocked, left the car standing and i r.'"nl»i .LviV.w ^ .v ^^ ^ . 11 J i . iL c .1 1'uneral services of the late .Adam walked ^ where the fire aparatus | g. Schonmann were held at his honiT, stood. When they returned, accord-1210 Smith Street, Saturday evening, ing to Mr. Mahnken, they were greet- I conducted by Rev. J. Sidney Gould, ed by the officer, who directed them \ pastor of the Presbyterian Church, to turn into the side street, and who j followed by the Masonic service by swore in a very vigorous fashion for''¦h'' officers of .Anglo-Saxon Lo<lge, of stopping where they did. It was ad- ^''"^l! ^l Schonmann had been a mitted that the car was in the wrong 1 !"t"?,t^' fX.TAnn l^T' ««°"rE""" "i u ,1 IU 1 • J ..1. ^, i^i'cd by a delegation of Preeport (han- place, but they claimed they thought ter. Royal Arch Masons, of which >fr. the officer directed them there, and i Schonmann served for one year as that the language used was not war- Sentinel. Mr. Schonmann had resid- ranted. Trustee Mahnken offered a' ed in Freeport for several years past motion, which waa seconded by Trus- j ""'' ^as a favorite wherever known, tee Maxson, and unanimously carried, I ^''j, '*^'"' (,°'' many years engaged as that the complaint be referred to Chief k?"^j;^°^ ^°'l,^'*u^^ Jrrocery firm in Randall of the Fire Department with a h^;t,"^"*^?:"*'"l, 'I'Vi^^K ^^"^ <^°"'Pe»«^ *^ " him to give up all business several He is survived by his Vital Statistics vii,la(;k ok fiusKI'okt Hirthh George William Junior, (ieorge and ,,,, , ,1 ¦ , . , ,^ .Bertha Kroll Brown. II ^, . • Ihe children s orchestra opened thei Aucnisl I Miiir.,rei I-'ll.-nnr i«,a House. Other activities are suspend-; program with "America," Which was eph S^ a, d Kth' Mhu, • 'Ph^ ed until Fall. A conlial invitation is, followed by the children smging the I .August 2 (¦atherine An" Il-irrv B extended to all to attend the services I waltz from "Faust." This wa.s foi-'and .May Wulfing lake ' ' • • of this church. Mowed by a piano .selection in whichi .j. MAy Louise, Roman an.l .lennie 'two blind girls and one blind boy j White .Arnold. A beautiful Litany desk was c( crated at the Ci on Sunday by their children, in .Memoriam, to Mr. | threT^years"'' duty along the Frenc. and Mrs. (has. Nelson Kent. Tlie ; line of battle, related her personal ex-| desk is from Ceislers, .\ew York, and ! periences. Miss Rosenbaum's talk is a valuable anil beautiful addition: was very interesting, although heart- to the furnishings of this attractive i sending in some of its details of de-! church. iscription. It was her lirst a|)i)ear-! lance on the lecture platform, and she ¦ showed her keen interest by talking for long ove;- an hour, and keeping ' lid not ....V, ........ ^....= c..,. v/i.v »i.,i>i "".v,\>nue .Arnold. Litanv desk was conse-! P'"r-'"V^"'i,''"""' ^''''T, '''*'*'^' ""'''¦'-¦ i '''• <i<'"rgianna Loui.se. Harry K. and ¦hurch of the Redeemer r"i^"-''"R'^''''''' '"''''""''*"'¦ ., , J Fredericka Harris.m Woodford, 74 the rector the cift of ^^ ^''¦'*' f^"-''7'''»""'' ""^ " resident of Kose<l;.le Avenue. tne rti tor, int Mlt or I Preeport, who recently returned from I P»».--J r;,,:! C Baseball Game Tomorrow The Freeport Athletic .Vssociation her audience interested will again cross bats with the Mine-1 get time to tel! of her experiences on ola team Saturday afternoon of this the Titanic as ailvertised, but talked week at the Seaman .Avenue grounds, of the horrible results of the world j Fred W. Powell,'J.'j.20',;, Hempstead See baseball column for details of last war as she had seen them personally! Wilbur .1. Velsor 90 00'; F .Norwich Saturday's game. and urged that each should do all he^Einarn E. Winding 04 «0';- Roosev.-Ii- ^"".'.'l.^.",'.l':''',.^'" "• ^^'^ P'"-^ "^^ haveiwilfre,] E. HuUhinson, <J4.2(;.';;', Oyster Passed Civil Service The .Suite Cuil Service ('..rnmis- sioM has certilied to Comptrolli ¦ Uen- nett tlie tianies of fifteen men and ten women who are amo:ig thoiH' who .nassed the examination held in Mine¬ ola and .N'ew York City on June 23, for clerk.ship.K in the County service. Tho..'e who were o/i tiic first list arc: MEN •lohn .A. Behr, Oil'.;, Roosevelt Comrade Hewlett Gone now undertaken. The children's chorus sang an air' Bay Department recommendation that the man be re¬ moved from further duty. Vanderoef To Go With New Bank Charles M. Vanderoef of the First National Bank has tendered his res- i^ation as manager of the First Na¬ tional Bank, to take effect September 1, to take a position as cashier nf the First National Bank of Bellmore. Mr. Vanderoef has made a remark¬ able record in banking circles since he took the active management of the First National Bank in June, 1914. Hv AiKnial- Ifitkl'^* that time the assets of the bank rr^Jl^*^ **»"»! were slightly over $400,000 and now Town Clerk Gilbert advises us that the time for securing dog licenses has been extended to /Siugust 16. Mr. Gilbert says there seems to be some misunderstanding about this new law, which requires that each dog in the County must be licensed, at a cost of $3.25 for females and $2.25 for males. After the date mentioned it will be the duty of town constables to im¬ pound every unlicensed dog, which wJV] then be .destroyed aniesa released by the payment of the license fee and an extra %'i fee. month ago wife, Mary. Interment was held at Greenport Ometery on Sunday. Mr. Schonmann was also a member of the Royal .Arcanum. MALISSA BRADFORD CANFIELD •Malissa Bradford Canfield, aged 85 years,, widowed, a native of St. Jos¬ eph, Mich., died Sunday of last week at her home on Nassau Avenue. Bur¬ ial at Greenfield Cemetery on Tues¬ day. they are nearly $800,000, iiaving near- , --- --^^— — ly doubled in»the t^ree years since he •'¦,''• volan will be sold at a receiver's Receiver's Sale of Groceries The giocerj- stock and supplies of has been here. sale next Tuesday. ROOSEVELT Another member of the famous C'<. [ from "Lucia" and as the chorus was i ",-,'/'""'! '', '"mer, 94';, Hempstead imtK N Y of the Civil Wa- '•is fi"'shed, the lights went out. It was I VValter V. .Morse, 93.20',;, Freeport ;en called" home, when George 'w.!'' °\lT^^^l"' i^U'lipnce aro.se and j f'red D. Baldwin, 93'/,, Hempstead ewlett. of 1G9 Decatur Street, Brook- ^","i;,u..-\^ .1. 1"fL. '^.lT'c...'^.l. *-;»."« ! ^''"^ -"f-- 'S-hwert.el. 92.00',;. Rock- H been Hewlett, lyn, died on Monday last. sounded eleven tolls, and Exalted Rui-j viiie Centre II J nf. ,, jCr Wallace gave a toast to the memory Harold T Oaklev <M2I>" r vnl.,, i. Deceased was 79 years old, a re- of the dead brothers of Freeport' Fmanuel MFrL,lm"nV>:''V^^ tired wholesale produce merchant, i Lodge. Then the children's orches-1 p""u '••'' "''nan. 'J2'/,, (.entral formerly of the firm of Green & Hew-1 tra played the ".Vlarxeillaise." i u t i • ^ lett, of 130 South Street, ManhatUn, I I^r. Frederick W. Fletcher intro- r/^*!"'' ''''"". Jr., 91.80",. Hempntead and a resident of Brooklyn for many j''"<^'''' thirteen-year-old Vincent Pan-1 ,""""*"'. "; «eap«r, 91.20'/;, Lynbrook years. He was an Embury Memorial .... ". ^—..., """ , w,.., . t,.^ r-u ¦ . n the pastor of^that church was'rcv. ' ^eliild" l^oo^':; nmrm%Wo | E ^^''^^ lara L. Dorwalt, 96'}',, Central PaVic Brooklvn for manv ""'^'''' thirteen-year-old Vincent Pan- """•*"' " «eap«r, ai.aO'/;, Lynbrook old member of the I ??'"'''• *''° ^"^ *""¦" ''««f' '^"'"h and I '-''"'""¦'1 A. Strauss, 91.20%, Floral M F rioir^K o.,'.i'"""" ^^^ seven years one of the] '''*rk /;i,Lu ..."I'r^^^ ISister in .St. Charles' Home taught WOMEN Dr. Charles R. Ross, who conduted ' maVe'hrm Gnd7MU;d^"'worT"but'he r;*''*" i'' ^J'*"^'?''"^^- '^^'' ¦ Roosevelt the funeral .services on Wednesday; could now answ" by s^gli^^^^^^ evening. The burial was in Cypress ; asked by the audience, even'telling the I •'"^"""^ ^ ^' Juergens, 94.4<J%, Hills Cemetery on Thursday. 1 time. He hugged Father O'Toole joy-1 ^}^^^V%te^°^ Mr. Hewlett was bom in Merrick ! ^"".y »"'' 'auKhed when told he had .^"^^ ^- Homan, 94'/r, Baldwin —'•-'¦ '- Edna H. Phillips, 93.80'/^, Rockville Centre Helen E. Westcott, VA'/i, Hempstead Clara E. Richter, ^)^.^';,, Nassau Blv'd Mrs. Mabelle E. Smith, 91.80'/o, Roosevelt Matilda Baldwin, m.m';',, Bellmorif ' replied correctly. i Are you [Laying aside and was the son of the late Israel C. and Eliza Ann Hewlett. He went to the front in the Civil War as a sergeant of Co. H, of the 119th Regi¬ ment of New York Volunteers, and was a member of Moses Baldwin Post, G. .A. R., of Hempstetad. He was an • a , old member of Altair Lodge, F. and i ^' much as you can spare .K. M., and of Orient Chapter, R. A. i -r- , , , _ M,. and was also a member of the | ' ° help the Red Cross Brooklyn Masonic Veterans' Ansocia- i • •. tion, and Fulton Council, R. A. ¦'" its big W^ork? Mr. Hewlett is survived by his \ - — ,. wife, Susan Oakley Mott Hewlett; a. Dr. Posrier's Show for Bab; WE NEED A NEW JOB PRESS FEEDER Lieut. Colyer has taken' our job,c-'^^*' only service August 12 in the press feeder, and we need a new one l^^^?I^^ ^"tll^ JL*'.il=^ »' JD • on Monday. Apply at once. Naaaau Comity Review, I ^on, Harry Piatt Hewlett, of Little carry the adjusUW : RED CROSS NOTES I We acknowledge with thanks th« I following corttributions which h.av« I been made during the past week • 'Abram V. F'ickford Reviev Building. morning prayer and sermon. The service of the following three Sundays will be as announced. Rev. Adelbert J. Smith expects to be on his vaca- tioia on the above four Sundays. NeJk;.twocia:^ht;;r"s;;.^ci:Tii^^hriifiir'S^'i,^^ ; Hitch and Miss Ella E. Hewlett, and Proper shoe for a child with weak ! Alfred Fr ri, "'""""' a brother, Rev. John C. Hewlett, an •nkS^s. Crevoiaerat's.'9.5 X iKdn: Mi'lofepf T^^cCr^n Episcopalian m nister. of 1.iht>rtu hi St. i ^ ^-napman Episcopalian minister, of Liberty, N. Y. A nephew, Jesse M. Hewlett, ia a well-known merchant of this village. More Freeport News on Page 8 mi <"feph T. Cfcap'man 12.6(1 L-i.OO 10.00 18.00 30.00 The plac*. to buy coaL Sinclair! Vr^^^i^ ""'*''*. '|'«^«. Payablf^U Haynor, 8 No. Main St, telephone 184 j ,,X^ tL'M« fiT"?"^*^ ^"^ Freeport. Ch.i^" li-i "' ^^*X^ ^' D«^swJ ^.-ru^-.i^^'x^et.'^Fir^^rtfrf**"' "*
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Nassau County Review
OfBdal Paper, Village of Freeport
VoL XX, No. 32
To Call More for Draft FRQM OUR SOLDIER BOYS
Our representative called at the office of the Exemption Board Thurs¬ day afternoon but was unatile to Ket any detailed information as to the re¬ sults of the first call for examination. Of the 558 summoned about 160 were rejected by the doctors. It is the opinion of members of thfl Board that a larjre additional number will have to be called, and as soon as the number to be drawn is positively de¬ cided upon we will print a special Newstand Edition which will be placed on sale within an hour after we receive the correct fiffures. This will contain the names and number of all who are to appear on the sec¬ ond notices.
Sinicle cupiea of the Review fcir bbIc at Greenblatt'a snd Bmlthwmite'n, Kailroad Ave¬ nue: Lieberman'a, Naaaau County Review. DaSilva'a and Gobetz'a, Main Street; Spit- «er'8 Stationery Store. Grove Street; Mich- nofT'a, West Merrick Road.
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Home Defense
Drilling Mondays
Freeport Unit of the Home Defense Corps is now drilling Monday even¬ ings of each week, instead of twice a week a.s before. A meeting of the officers is held the same evening at 7 o'clock, the regular drill being at 8 o'clock.
A marriage license has been is sued to Echard Mauch and .Marie Louise Moehle, both of F'reeport.
Reception to Volunteers
Freeport Unit of the Home Defense Corps will give a reception for the soldiers and sailor boys of Freeport who have enlLsted for our big fight with Germany, prior to their enter¬ ing on their active duties. The re¬ ception will be held at the Casino on Saturday afternoon of next week, August IS, and all the residents of Freeport who have volunteered for active warfare are to be guests of the Corps on that afternoon. This will include about 30 members of the Naval Militia, now training with Lieut. Colyer at Tarrytown, who will come out from New York on the 4 o'clock train.
The memliers of the Home Defense Corps have heen, ordered to report at 3:.'{0 at headcjuarters, to meet this train, and escort these sailors, and as many other volunteers as may be able to attend, to the Casino, where an afternoon and evening will be de¬ voted to a short session of speech- making, dinner at (i o'clock, music and other entertainment, and dancing.
This event is planned as a slight expression of appreciation for the work our younger citizens are doing and to speed them on their way with the best wishes and cheer of those they are to fight for, and who must remain at home.
Tickets are now on sale, and can be secured by the members of each com¬ pany on application to their captains. No tickets will be sold excepting to memt>ers of the Corps, and parents of the enlisted soldiers, and it is de¬ sired that all applications for tickets be left at headquarters next Monday evening as early as possible after 7 o'clock.
This is our first message from the "deserter" from the Nasau County Review office, now getting his first experiences In war tactics, with the Naval Militia:
August 7, 1917. U. S. Naval Militia, N. Y.
Ist Div., 4th Batt., Tarrytown, N. Y. This is how we are spending life in camp locate
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Annual Donation Drive Ends April 30; Talk, Signing CanceledEvent Details: 5:30 p.m., April 27
The 4th Annual Donation Drive for Local Animal Shelters to benefit Stray Rescue of Saint Louis will conclude Saturday, April 30.
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Collection boxes will be displayed in the lobby of Pius XII Memorial Library as well as at the Medical Center Library, as well as in the University Club Tower doctor offices through the end of the week, for general animal care items such as: food, toys, beds, blankets, collars, leashes, harnesses, and cleaning supply donations.
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Also be sure to visit our "Adoptable Dog of the Day" page frequently throughout the month of April and you may just find your new best friend.
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The best internet marketers aren't afraid to share. Share content; share links; share ideas; share data; you name it. In fact, the inbound marketers who love to share usually see fantastic results because of it!
The thing is, sometimes marketers get a little protective of their stuff because there are less than scrupulous people out there who take content and then try to pass it off as their own. All that hard work, and none of the credit. Not cool!
Well, sometimes it's not that someone's being skeevy ... they just don't know "how the internet works." You're supposed to share content, but you're also supposed to give credit where credit is due. So to clear up any confusion and ensure you (and anyone you do business with) is following proper internet etiquette, this post will outline proper methods of source attribution on the internet to guarantee the right people get credit for their hard work and ideas. It's just the polite way to do business on the internet!
Of course, some people who have content online, including (if you can believe it) some marketers, don't want to share at all and will get very upset if you copy their content, even if you give them full and generous credit for it, with links and all. Then, they or their lawyers, may send you threatening emails or letters and even demand you pay them for using it. Copies of pictures and news articles lead to this unpleasant reaction more than other content types, but you need to be careful about copying anything that doesn't indicate copying is okay. Take a look at the pointers here about doing it right, and respect it if someone doesn't want to be copied.
For more online content creation help, download our free Ultimate Kit of Content Creation Templates here, which includes templates for ebooks, blog posts, infographics, and more.
How to Cite Content in Blog Posts
Blogs are hotbeds of source attribution issues, probably just due to the sheer volume of content that's posted there on a daily basis (you awesome inbound marketer, you). So let's walk through a couple common scenarios bloggers come across when creating their content, and figure out how to address them!
Let's say you're quoting another blogger in your post -- hey, sometimes they just explained it so perfectly! Well, first of all, you have to actually quote them. Don't just take their words and adopt them as your own; they took time to think of that explanation! But there's still some internet etiquette that goes along with quoting someone other than just throwing some quotation marks around their statement. Here's the right way to quote someone in your blog post:
Not only does David Meerman Scott get credit for his quote, but his company is mentioned with hyperlinked text to his website. An added bonus is the link to his Twitter handle -- by no means necessary, but certainly a nice gesture! The key here is that you should not just mention the person's name, but also provide them with an inbound link. They're the currency of the internet, and it's just kind of polite behavior now. You should follow this same protocol if you're linking to an entire blog post written by someone else, too; you'll come across this if you like to curate content for things like, say, weekly content round-ups.
One thing to bear in mind when quoting text from someone else's website, however, is that many companies carry content usage guidelines that will let you know if they do or do not want you using their content. If you're not sure what those are, you can take a look at HubSpot's to get an idea, but in a nutshell, they're the guidelines laid out to try to ensure you use the right stuff the right way, and don't use the wrong stuff. Even when it's okay, don't just republish their content without giving credit -- that's not right. One of the notable parts of our content usage guidelines is that you can quote our content on your website, but only up to 75 words; this is to prevent duplicate content issues that would impact both our own organic search rankings, and the other website's. So when quoting content from another source, do a quick check to see whether they have similar guidelines to which you should adhere.
Now let's say you have data you'd like to cite in a blog post -- we do it all the time, because it makes our content juicier! What do you do? This:
The copy around the statistic not only gives credit to the company that published the data, but eMarketer also receives a link back to their site. That link, however, should not just go to their homepage. Point that link to the actual page on which that data lives. This is for the benefit of the reader, too, so they can dig into the research more if they're so inclined.
There's one final caveat to your blog post citations that is just a matter of proper internet etiquette. If you found a quote, article, or data point via another website, it's nice to indicate that in the copy. For example, if you're newsjacking and you found the story via a website, give them a nod that they're the ones who broke the story originally. If you're reading a blog post and there's a particularly compelling quote contained therein from an industry influencer, it's nice to give credit to the blogger that called that out. These kinds of actions help build better relationships with people in your industry -- not to mention make you look credible to your readers.
How to Cite Content in Social Media
When you're sharing someone else's content in social media, the approach you take to give proper credit changes depending on the social network. Here's the breakdown:
To Cite Someone's Content on Twitter: Simply include a "via @username" somewhere in the tweet. If you're retweeting someone's content but you edit their original tweet, be sure to change "RT" to "MT," which stands for "modified tweet."
To Cite Someone's Content on Facebook: Facebook makes it pretty easy to give credit when you're sharing someone else's content right from their own timeline -- they have a 'Share' button ready and waiting for you!
If you're citing content from elsewhere on the web, but want to give attribution to another person or company -- like we did to Marketing Land below for breaking a news story -- you can find that person/company on Facebook and link to their Facebook Timeline in the status update.
Finally, if you're sharing content from another source and they don't have a Facebook page (tsk tsk!), then the link to their piece of content will suffice.
To Cite Someone's Content on LinkedIn: Proper source attribution on LinkedIn is easy as pie. Just include the link to the content you're citing in the update, and mention the person or company name.
To Cite Someone's Content on Google+: On Google+, it's customary to include the name of the person or company whose content you're citing in the text of your update, because you can then link to their Google+ profile, much like you would do on Facebook. Simply include a + or @ and their Google+ name -- they'll pre-populate just like they do on Facebook!
To Cite Someone's Content on Pinterest: Pinterest is all about content sharing, so it's no wonder proper source attribution is basically built right into the platform with their "Repin" button. When you go to repin content, however, sometimes the original creator has included a URL, hashtag, or other indicator of authorship. Don't edit that link out -- it's poor form! And marketers, beware. If you include your link in the "Description" section of your pin, you may get flagged as a spammer.
How to Give Credit to Guest Bloggers and Ghost Writers
Maintaining a blog takes help -- sometimes from guest bloggers or even (gasp!) ghost writers! Now, if you're using a ghost writer, you don't have to give credit to that author. That's the whole point. They're ghosts. You can't see them.
But if you're publishing a post from a guest blogger, you certainly should be giving them credit for their efforts. In a few ways, actually. Here's what you should be doing to give an e-nod to your guest bloggers:
- Mention the guest blogger's name, and if applicable, the company they work for.
- Give them space in the blog post for a short bio that describes what their company does. Allow them to include an inbound link to their website within that byline, too.
- Let them include at least one link within the body of their blog content, too. Some sites allow more than one link within the body of the content, but the minimum should certainly be one!
Some companies also outline very detailed guest blogging policies. If you're concerned about mitigating the differences of opinion on some of these issues, make sure you write out your own detailed guest blogging policies for your website so expectations are set up front.
How to Cite Images and Visual Content
If you're a regular reader of this blog, you know we love (and love other marketers to use) visuals in their content. And we love it even more if you can give credit to the original artist properly! Here's when you need to give credit, when you don't, and how to do it. Not everyone loves to have you share their visual content, so see if it's okay first.
To Cite Visualizations and Infographics: If you've found an infographic or visualization on another site that you'd like to feature on your website, you should treat it similar to how you'd treat citing any other content on your website. Simply include a link to the original source's website where that visual lives, and include their name in the text.
You should also try your best to uphold image quality when republishing their visual content -- if the website has embed code for that visual, use that code. It makes your life easier, anyway. But you can also include instructions like you see above, "click to enlarge," to make the visual both fit on your website, and give your audience a better user experience.
But what if the visual was designed specifically for your website? Well, if you hired a designer, it depends on the terms you've worked out together. You could hire a ghost designer (kind of like ghost writers) so that the content looks like it was designed in-house by your company. In that case, you don't have to worry about attributing the design work to anyone. If, however, you've agreed to give credit to a designer, there should be some space in the visual (not a lot, but some) that gives them credit for their work. Here's an example of how we gave credit in one of our infographics:
See that last part in the screenshot above? The part that says "Sources" with the URL? That's one of two ways you can cite the sources from which you drew your data points in your infographic. If you have an exhaustive list of sources, it might take up too much room in the visual. Simply create a URL that contains those sources so readers can visit to dig in for more information. Alternately, you can list the sources and their URLs right in the image if it isn't too much of a space-crunch.
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"Coping with cancer can be extremely stressful," said Mark Varvares, M.D., director of Saint Louis University Cancer Center. "Music is both comforting and calming, and takes people to a peaceful place where they can relax and feel better."
Members of the St. Louis Symphony will be part of the Saint Louis University Cancer Center treatment team, marking its first medical partnership, said Marc Thayer, vice president for education and community partnerships for the symphony.
They will be under the direction of a soon-to-be-hired Saint Louis University music therapist who will shape the program and offer special training to help musicians turn their performance art into powerful therapy.
With the addition of the music therapist, Saint Louis University Cancer Center will become the only cancer center in St. Louis with a fulltime, board-certified music therapist dedicated exclusively for cancer care.
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Hi, My name is Marc-André Bazergui, bazmati or bazmarc on social media.
Jim asked me to join The NXT Step as a contributor, It is a challenge I must accept and hope to bring information you will enjoy. But first let me introduce myself.
I'm a 42yo Adult Fan Of LEGO Mindstorms, French Canadian living in Montreal, Quebec. It all started when the RCX took me out of my dark age. I have to admit I got charmed on the idea of mixing my newly found passion (computer) with an old one i had as a kid (LEGO). The Internet showed me i was not alone and provided me with answers idea and... new LEGO friends worldwide.
I got my first NXT when it came out in 2006 and soon after joined QUELUG.org. Back then we were 6 members, with only one other owning an NXT. Today the Quebec LEGO User Group counts over 40 active members many of those now have an interest in Mindstorms
Today I take part in many organizations involved in bringing NXT into schools. go check them out, there is Zone01.ca (competitions) and ProfAQUA.ca (after-school activities) I've even had a chance to teach WeDo to 4yo which is great because they will be Mindstorms future users. I also help our local LEGO Education reseller by hosting a Robot Invasion shows usually held just before xmas... This give me a chance to talk with parents and kids and introduce them to the greatest 'toy' ever!
But most of all, i enjoy building robots, programming robots, making video of and talking about my robots! My most popular one to date turned out to be my rendition of WALL-E !! Who would have known this little robot would have propelled me so far! (read more on this in BrickJournal Issue#9 or on my blogs). Most of my work can be seen on my YouTube Channel. I enjoy playing and talking LEGO with kids and grown ups from around the world via video conferences or chats.
All of this is my hobby that I plan to carry out for when i retirement!!! Meanwhile, i work as a Remote Technical Support Specialist. Occasionally i even find myself talking about my robots to customers, those always turn out to be fun calls :)
Enough with the BIO, Let me start by posting a video montage of my recent trip to Atlanta for the FIRST Worldwide Championship 2010 where i met thousands of Mindstorms fans, many MCPer and the LEGO crew for the first time!
(... nothing fancy just using iMovie templates ...warning it is 7 min. long high paced video ...oh ya and thanks NeXTSTORM for the cool soundtrack you let me use!)
Apr 27, 2010
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Posted by: Marc-Andre Bazergui (bazmarc) at 10:23 PM
Labels: AFOL, Atlanta, Bazergui, BrickJournal, FIRST, FIRST LEGO LEAGUE, introduction, MCP, NeXTSTORM, Wall-e
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- Laurens Valk said...
Welcome to the NXT Step!
- Apr 28, 2010, 12:29:00 AM
- Andre said...
That was fun... great movie clip.
- Apr 29, 2010, 6:08:00 AM
- megamindstorm101 said...
congrats in becoming a contributor.
- Apr 29, 2010, 12:17:00 PM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Thnkas, bazergui, for the movie. Very worthwhile for those who could not be there in person.
- Apr 29, 2010, 5:18:00 PM
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MSGL students get to play outside every day that the weather allows. This means their shoes can get wet and muddy. To avoid tracking that dirt onto the carpet, we ask that you provide your child with one pair of shoes to wear outside and one pair to wear inside.
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As a baseline, this engine was averaging only 10 mpg. Simply switching out the big Holley carb for a smaller unit improved fuel mileage 40 percent. That's a nice increase, but it's still hard to jump up and down about 14 mpg.
Our 406 also suffers from some troublesome oil leaks from the typical spots: valve covers, oil pan, rear main seal, and even around some of the intake-manifold bolts. We've put off pulling the motor, resealing it with new gaskets and replacing the carb, intake, and ignition because, well, we just couldn't stop dreaming about how great the car would be with a big-block. Let's stop dreaming and get started.
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If you're searching for a shop to do the work for you, the first thing to do is contact your local Corvette Clubs for recommendations. For this particular project, look for a shop that is experienced with older Vettes, and with big-blocks in particular. During our search, we were surprised to hear recommendations for the Jim Ellis Corvette Center, part of a large, family-owned Chevrolet franchise here in the Atlanta area. This particular dealership's lead tech, David Fulcher, is a Master Certified Corvette Technician. He built and autocrossed his own big-block C3 years ago. And when we asked, "How long have you worked on Corvettes?" his reply was a reassuring, "Every day for the past 30 years."
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Hi Kyle,
i've got my Nike+ fuelband 2 months now and its great! to answer ur question; No, u cannot swim with it. However, one can shower with it and have it on while washing ur hands.. just in case i do not recommend showering with the valuable fuelband :) enjoy
- Answered by Bader A from Los Angeles
The biggest thing I didn't like: IT'S NOT WATERPROOF. That means you can't take it swimming and swimming is arguably the best full body workout. I suppose the USB port and 'oxygen kinetics' are to blame for this but what are you going to do. Making it waterproof would have made it an instantly "can't miss product".
- Answered by Ben H from Lydd
It's safe to wear the Nike+ FuelBand in the shower or when dancing in the rain. You should be able to rinse off without a worry. Please be sure the USB leads are dry before docking the FuelBand to your USB port.
Since it's not waterproof, it's not recommended for use while swimming (or other activities on the water- wakeboarding, surfing, etc.).
Your FuelBand should be rinsed thoroughly in fresh water after being exposed to salt water or chlorine.
- Answered by Oiram P from Guymon
The Nike Fuelband is not waterproof. It will withstand minimal contact with water from normal use (rain/washing hands/etc), but cannot be submerged in water.
- Answered by Robert S from Southport
I showered with one on without any problems. I don't think it's meant to be used while swimming only because the USB interface is loosely covered (covered, but I can imagine water seeping in if completely immersed) when snapped on.
- Answered by Gihoon S from Naperville
No, it's splash-proof not water-proof. The USB connection is enclosed and then exposed when you open it with a latch mechanism - it's not sealed.
- Answered by John K from Kirkland
No, unfortunately not, hopefully this will be a feature of a 2nd generation?
- Answered by Mark P
it is NOT waterproof for swimming. you can shower with it on. you can be in the rain with it on. you cannot submerge it in the water. it will ruin it.
- Answered by Martin S from Springtown
It's not waterproof for swimming but you can get it wet. The booklet says rain and showering is okay, just not swimming.
- Answered by Bryan H from Houston
"Water-resistant for safe use during wet weather" :-( I wouldn't try swimming with it!
- Answered by P S
I was told by the salesman its waterproof and you can wear it in the shower. I went to bali 2 months ago and I took it off before I went for a swim in the hotel pool. My friend asked whether it was waterproof and he just through it in the swimming pool. It still worked when I got of the pool to check it out. I then wore it for over an hour in the pool and up to this day I have had no problems.
- Answered by Llewellyn R
I shower with mine daily and haven't had any issues. I've had it for 4 months. It's more waterproof than you'd think. It gets soaked in the shower. I guess it's not submersion proof.
- Answered by Josh M from Lakeland
No but it can with stand water from rain, and washing hands but it is not fully water proof so you cannot swim with it.
- Answered by Luka K from Vancouver


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BONIFAY — Holmes County Board of County Commissioners approved of a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month during their Sept. 10 meeting.
"I've been asked to speak a little on domestic violence," said Police Chief Chris Wells. "There's an average of 10 arrests a week related to domestic violence and if you do the numbers it's two a day."
He said that since 2010 there have been 75 cases a year with a trend that's increasing and for every one that reports domestic violence there's seven that go unreported.
"A local task force has been created called the Washington Holmes Domestic Violence Task Force," said Wells. "Victims need to know they have options."
Sherry Snell, Administrative Assistant for the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners also gave her testimony against domestic violence.
"I was a victim of all these kinds of abuses for 10 years," said Snell. "I was being abused when a lot of you first met me and I'm sure none of you ever knew. Domestic violence happens every day and it could be happening to someone you come into contact with on a regular basis and never know it."
She said it happens to wives, sisters, mothers, daughters, friends and even men.
"Victims are embarrassed about what's going on because the abuser threatens their victims and once the victims do leave then the abuser looses control and attacks them with a vengeance," said Snell. "I know that all too well. I had to take my children and move from my home many times under the direction of law enforcement and I'd have police parked by my driveway on many occasions because they knew the abuser and what he was capable of."
She said she was lucky that her case was taken seriously.
"A lot of times abusers have a way of making it look like the victim is the crazy one," said Snell. "Right now my abuser is in jail but he won't be for very long. I have to watch my back and have a safety plan in place for me and my children because abusers don't just go away and they can be very patient about getting what they want."
She said, "Domestic violence awareness is the only way to make victims survivors."
"I can proudly say that I'm a survivor," said Snell. "I'm here today to ask for your support by signing this proclamation of domestic violence awareness."
Wells also announced that there would be Domestic Violence Awareness walk from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 11 at Doctors Memorial Hospital.
"This will include a walk for anyone who can get pledges to raise money," explained Missy Sword Lee, Chair of the Washington Holmes Domestic Violence Task Force, at a previous event. "The walk will be around the hospital's walking path. There will also be a 'walk in her shoes' event for men to participate by wearing high heels for pledge money."
She said that at the end of night there would be a vigil where luminaires can be purchased in advance for $10 and will be lit during a special ceremony where victims and survivors are recognized while survivors are sharing their stories.
"We have sponsorship packages available for local businesses and individuals that have a nice incentive package to go with the level that they choose to give," said Lee. "We will have free food, give-aways, fun for the kids, vendors and entertainment. That entertainment will consist of local talent but we will also have an award winning artist singing as well, which will be announced when I finalize it."
For more information contact Lee at 850-596-3288, email@example.com or P.O. Box 216, Chipley, Fl. 32428.
Video of this portion can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8MKZl9hoB0&list=UUPuwupF8yBIiyo9_Zh59IYw.
Board also approved of a proclamation declaring September as Suicide Prevention Month.
"Life Management is the source for the suicide hotline," said Teresa McDonald, a representative from Life Management. "We appreciate the support of the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners in helping spread the word."
Board approved of Chair Monty Merchant's recommendation to have the county's purchase order cutoff set for Sept. 16, with the exception of emergency purchases.
"We usually have a cutoff time for purchase orders after we've finished that year's budgeting," said Merchant.
Board approved of increasing their deductible for Catastrophic Inmate Medical to $50,000 to reduce the premium.
After reviewing three bids for Property and Casualty Insurance the Board approved of Public Risk Management.
Board approved of leasing a grader for 30 days at $7,000 per month to be paid with FEMA funds for Commissioner Bobby Sasnet's district with a vote of three to two, with Commissioners David Whitaker and Bill Parish voting "no."
Sasnet explained that he had a grader down and there was a 95 percent chance that the transmission is broken.
"There's metal shavings in the transmission fluid," said Sasnet. "It's a bad time of the year with FEMA here. We've got to get these roads done."
County Attorney Jeff Goodman advised that due to the state of the roads because of the rains the least wouldn't have to go to bid because it was considered an emergency.
"In 30 days we need to bid it out because I'm not agreeing to anything past 30 days," said Williams.
Williams informed them that his dirt loader was broken and he was receiving quotes back for $14,000 to $30,000 to fix it.
"Good news is that the excavator that was broke is fixed," said Williams. "We took it back and had it fixed on their dollar. Hopefully we can use that until we can figure out what we want to do with the loader."
Merchant informed the Board that he had a Road Technician position open and Board approved of him advertising the position for three days in-house and then to the public after that.
Goodman informed the Board that he had a draft copy of the resolution for probation services completed, which will be put on the agenda for approval for the meeting at the end of September.
The next Board of County Commission meeting is set for 6 p.m. on Sept. 24.


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Yoga Styles — If you don't know your "downward facing dog" (a yoga position) from your "vinyasas" (a series of postures), take heart. There are a variety of different yoga styles to suit a variety of ability levels. Hatha yoga is the most widely practiced yoga in the United States and good for beginners. These workouts include basic introductory poses and the movements are slow, gentle and smooth. Lyengar yoga focuses on body alignment and balance, and students hold poses longer than most forms — also a good choice for beginners. Bikram yoga is for those who can take the heat — upwards of 95 to 100º. The warm environment helps loosen tight muscles, promotes sweating and facilitates body cleansing. Vinyasa yoga focuses on sun salutations, the connection of breath and movement and aggressive stretches. Ashtanga yoga is a fast, intense yoga style. Students are constantly moving, but there is some flexibility to work at your own pace.
Yoga Equipment — A yoga mat is a necessity to offer slipresistance and cushioning. Many yoga studios rent mats for a nominal fee. Foam blocks and wedges will help you get into some of the postures with good body alignment. Yoga straps help with stretching and holding poses and are especially useful for less flexible beginners. Bring a towel for perspiration or to roll up and support your neck. Also, wear unrestrictive, appropriate clothing. You will be bending, twisting…and may be upside down.
Yoga Classes — The average yoga class lasts 75 minutes, which includes a period of breathing and warming up and a relaxation period at the end. Classes range from $10 to $20 and some offer a one-time, drop-in rate to try a single class. Always check with your doctor before starting any exercise program.


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