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The Starkville Academy Volunteers found their offense and played lock down defense, as it rolled to a blowout victory.
The Vols beat the Leake Academy Rebels 45-0 Friday night at JE Logan Field.
Starkville Academy, which evened its record at 2-2, was coming off two straight losses and although head coach Jeff Terrill didn't feel a sense of urgency, he was glad to get a victory.
"It's like a breath of fresh air," Terrill said. "Hopefully, it will lead to bigger and better things."
The offense got things going on its first drive.
The Vols used six plays, 63 yards and 2 minutes to take a 7-0 lead. Senior tailback Colby Runnels capped off the drive with a 7-yard rushing touchdown.
"We had great focus, great intensity and great execution," Terrill said. "It is something we had been pounding for two weeks and they really came out and responded. It gave us great momentum and confidence."
The SA defense did its part. On the first Rebel drive, the Vols forced a three and out and Leake had to punt.
"We just knew we had to stop the power on the run," SA senior linebacker Stephen Robertson said. "We have given up too much run these past few weeks. (It was) stop the run first and make them pass it."
The two teams then exchanged punts and the Vols took over at the Leake 40-yard line. They marched down to the 14-yard line, but were unable to put it in the end zone. Johnathon Burton kicked a 31-yard field to make it 10-0.
That scored stood until Runnels punched it in from 4 yards out in the second quarter to make it 17-0.
On the ensuing kickoff, the Rebels fumbled it and the Vols pounced on it. They took over at the Leake 35-yard line. SA moved the ball down the field and Michael Miller punched it in from a yard out to make it 24-0.
On the kickoff, the Rebels again had problems fielding it and the Vols recovered it at the Rebel 35-yard line.
"It really blew the game open," Terrill said. "We had done something similar like that and blown an opportunity that really hurt us. Our kids were more alert, flying around and it certainly blew the game wide open."
Drew Pellum found Hunter Bolin on the very next play for a 35-yard touchdown pass to make it 31-0.
SA wasn't done there. Drew Harrell broke loose and found the end zone from 33 yards out to make it 38-0 at the half.
In the third quarter, Pellum found Austin Miles for a 47-yard touchdown strike to end the scoring.
The Vol defense kept the pressure on and wanted to preserve the shutout.
"(We) really swarmed well and tackled," Terrill said. "We were very pleased with their effort."
On fourth and goal from the 14-yard line, the Rebels went for it. A bad pass led to an interception by Volunteer sophomore Joel Ray to end the game.
"It gives us good momentum going into conference next week and later on in the season," Robertson said.
Runnels finished the game with 84 yards on 13 carries. He had two scores. Pellum rushed for 69 yards on 12 attempts. Harrell had two touches and finished with 67 yards and one score.
Pellum was 3-of-5 for 98 yards and two scores.
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As an elementary school student in the Bahamas, Tony Ruiz read in a 1940s textbook that one day cars would be able to drive above 60 miles per hour. By the time he was an adult, Ruiz was cruising around in a Jeep, which could clock speeds well over 100 mph, in his new hometown of Sag Harbor.
Ruiz, however, isn't interested in merely driving vehicles, he would also like to revolutionize the way cars run. After leaving behind a successful career in research and development for the Disney Corporation, Ruiz produced a preliminary version of his hydrogen generator for vehicles. The machine, subsequently dubbed the "Env-E," is a para-hydrogen hybrid retrofit generator. The "Env-E" does the job of gasoline in a vehicle, but with the generator the combustion is caused by hydrogen.
"When I first started this, people would tell me not to hold my breath for hydrogen technology," said Ruiz. "I heard it was 50 years away from being a reality."
In two short years, however, Ruiz and his partners have produced three generations of the "Env-E." The machine is currently available for purchase and installation at Fireplace Auto Collision, an automotive repair shop in East Hampton.
During those years, Tony Ruiz worked tirelessly to produce the first model of the "Env-E."
"[At that time] 70 hour weeks seemed like a vacation," said Ruiz. Once a preliminary model was ready Ruiz and his partners, Ted and Fran Schiavoni of Sag Harbor and James Swinkin, tested the limitations of the generator. David Wisner and Steve Obraitis, co-owners of Fireplace Auto, also helped with the project.
"We wanted to see what it would take to make one of [the systems] explode," said Ruiz. The team became a motley crew of mad scientists as they ran a battery of experiments. One vehicle short-circuited. Another's wires were found completely singed. The team tried to make one particular car explode, but only the release cap blew off, denting the hood of the car. After a year of trial and error, a finished product was available for the public.
The current generation of the machine works by simply adding water into the generator. It separates the hydrogen and oxygen atoms in the water, and this hydrogen, which is extremely reactive, is then circulated to the combustion chamber of the engine.
Although, the hydrogen doesn't completely eliminate the need for gasoline, most vehicles with a generator see a 30 percent reduction in the use of gasoline. According to Wisner, drivers might be able to reduce their gasoline usage by up to 50 percent, depending upon how they maintain their vehicle. Water must be added to the generator every 300 miles, though one can also purchase a separate water tank.
The initial price for installation is steep and ranges between $1,500 to $2,000, depending upon which system you purchase. Wisner, however, claims the expense of installation is recouped within a year due to gas savings.
Ruiz's product also appeals to a wide demographic of vehicle consumers.
"There are three kinds of people who install the system — one, the conservationists who are concerned about the environment, two, the car buff, and three, the financial people who just need or want to save money," said Wisner. So far the team has installed almost 70 systems. Wisner and Orbraitis have even installed a unit into a Dodge Dakota V8, a stereotypical gas guzzling truck.
The generator, says Ruiz, is a great alternative to other hybrid vehicles. With high price tags and months-long waiting list, hybrid vehicles are often unattainable for many working people.
"I love the idea of hybrid cars," said Ruiz. "It's great to see people putting their money where their mouth is; but I also think that it is a band-aid for a larger problem."
Wisner added that the electrical batteries found in many hybrid vehicles present a host of environmental problems.
"They produce so much waste to mine the lead for the batteries in those cars. You also have to replace those batteries every couple of years, which costs thousand of dollars," said Wisner.
Despite the "Env-E" system's track record, Ruiz believes his generator is still in the beginning stages.
His system, however, has garnered a great deal of local support. Currently, all of the emergency vehicles in East Hampton Town are outfitted with the generator. Several other municipalities around the country have also expressed interest in the generator.
When the global economy is repaired, a whole new era of technology and entrepreneurial initiative will likely be ushered in. The straightforward product Ruiz, and his partners, engineered will surely be along for the ride.


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'The Mountaintop' daringly imagines a very human side of Martin Luther King Jr.
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At the moment the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. uttered those now-famous words, on an April evening in 1968, a teenage girl sat at her nearby home in Memphis, Tenn., disconsolate.
She had yearned to see King speak, but there had been a bomb threat against the civil-rights leader. So Carrie May Golden's mother made her stay away.
The next day, King was assassinated.
More than 40 years later, Golden sat in a London theater, watching "The Mountaintop" — a play about that final night in King's life, written by her daughter, Katori Hall. When the character of a maid named Camae — short for "Carrie May" — took the stage, Golden had a very vocal reaction.
"She freaked out because she had forgotten I named the character after her," Hall recalls with a laugh. "It was in a moment where there was nothing funny happening in the play, so people didn't understand why this lady was (making such a scene)."
"The Mountaintop," which is about to have its local premiere at San Diego Repertory Theatre, has that habit of provoking reactions, even among people not so close to the work. The play became a minor sensation after its London debut, winning Britain's Olivier Award as best new play in 2010.
The next year, it moved to Broadway for a splashy U.S. premiere, starring Angela Bassett as Camae and Samuel L. Jackson as King.
"The Mountaintop," set in Room 306 of Memphis' Lorraine Motel — the place where King would be shot as he stood on a balcony the next day — centers on imagined conversations between the young maid and the passionate but beleaguered preacher and civil-rights hero.
The play takes some surprising turns, venturing into something like magical realism. But what has raised a few hackles is the fact that it portrays King as very human — insecure, even frightened at times, although not afraid to use some profanity.
King's own daughter Bernice, while praising the piece, said in one interview that "I just don't think Daddy spoke that way."
But it wouldn't be like Hall to worry about such concerns. The playwright, at 31 one of the hottest names among emerging theater artists, has demonstrated a distinctive voice and fearless spirit with such works as "Hurt Valley" and "Hoodoo Love" (staged last year at San Diego's Mo`olelo Performing Arts Company).
She says that while "as a black writer, you are shouldered with this responsibility to bring your race forward," she believes her first duty is to the stories she feels compelled to tell.
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For years the Sidekick (or Hiptop for users not on T-Mobile) has been the it phone of the socialites from rich Hollywood stars to the local high school basketball star. The Sidekick put always-on push email, web browsing, instant messaging and yes, clunky voice calling in the hands of people who needed to be connected but didn't have corporate needs or corporate budgets.
The Sidekick 3 offers all of the same functionality and ease of use that the first two models are known for, only now Danger and T-Mobile have packed it in a sleeker, faster package. The handset is finally small enough to fit comfortably in a pocket or be held in the hand during a call. With the addition of Bluetooth, it's no longer necessary to even hold the Sidekick during a call.
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The Scotsman ran to the Englishman and told him that the egg belonged to him because he owned the hen. The Englishman disagreed because the egg was laid on his property.
They argued for a while until finally the Scotsman said "In my family we normally solve disputes by the following actions: I kick you in the balls and time how long it takes you to get back up, then you kick me in the balls and time how long it takes for me to get up. Whoever gets up quicker wins the egg".
The Englishman agreed to this and so the Scotsman found his heaviest pair of boots and put them on. He took a few steps back and running towards the Englishman kicked him as hard as he could in the balls.
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Rihanna celebrates her Grandfather Bravo's 86th birthday at the Philippe Chow restaurant on Nov. 4, 2014 in New York City.
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Rihanna arrives at the amfAR LA Inspiration Gala Honoring Tom Ford Hosted By Gwyneth Paltrow at Milk Studios, Oct. 29, 2014, in Hollywood, Calif.
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Rihanna arrives at Miami International Airport on Oct. 9, 2014.
Rihanna Looks Fierce in Hot Pink
Recording artist Rihanna is seen at the Versus Versace Spring 2015 Collection during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Sept. 7, 2014 in New York City.
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Rihanna Stuns in a Crocheted White Dress
Rihanna posted this photo on Twitter with this caption: "sun. down," Aug. 26, 2014.
Rihanna Shows Off Her Maternal Instincts
Rihanna posted this photo on Twitter with this caption: "Teaching Her Majesty selfie faces," Aug. 20, 2014.
Rihanna Steps Out In a Sexy, Hot Pink Dress
Rihanna is seen in New York, Aug. 18, 2014.
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Rihanna arrives at the VIP Room in New York City's Meatpacking district, July 31. 2014.
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Rihanna Hangs Out with Pal Eminem
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Rihanna is spotted, July 8, 2014, in New York.
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Rihanna Cuddles Her Newborn Niece
Rihanna posted this photo with this caption: "Aunty and Me #girltime #twinzies," July 2, 2014.
Aww! Rihanna Snuggles Up to Her Niece
Rihanna posted this photo on Twitter with this caption"Twinzies," June 15, 2014.
So Much for the Naked Dress! Rihanna Stays Covered Up
Rihanna arrives for dinner at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica, June 8, 2014.
Rihanna Leaves Little to the Imagination With Sheer Dress
Rihanna speaks onstage at the 2014 CFDA fashion awards at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, June 2, 2014, in New York.
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Rihanna Dyes Her Hair Pink
Rihanna steps out after a late-night dinner at Mastro's Steakhouse in Beverly Hills, Calif. on May 19, 2014.
Bad Girl Rihanna Debuts New Look
Rihanna posted this photo of herself to Twitter May 15, 2014, with the caption, "We raided Nicki's wig closet for the summer! Bad gals just wanna have fun!"
Rihanna Is White Hot in Miami
Rihanna sits courtside at the American Airlines Arena, May 8, 2014, as the Miami HEAT play the Brooklyn Nets.
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Rihanna Shows Off Her Body in Stella McCartney
Singer Rihanna arrives at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating "Charles James: Beyond Fashion," May 5, 2014, in New York.
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Whoa! Rihanna Flashes Her Seriously Taut Abs
Rihanna and Drake arrive separately and party together at Supper Club, April 8, 2014 in Hollywood, Calif.
Rihanna Steps Out With Her Main Man -- Her Dad!
Rihanna and her father, Ronald Fenty, grab coffee after dinner in Westwood, Calif., April 4, 2014
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Rihanna makes an obligatory stop at Giorgio Baldi, one of her favorite dinner spots in Los Angeles on March 20, 2014.
Risque Rihanna Stuns in Paris
Rihanna poses as she arrives at the Christian Dior 2014/2015 Autumn/Winter ready-to-wear collection fashion show in Paris, Feb. 28, 2014.
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Rihanna Shimmers in Silver
Rihanna posted this image to her Instagram on Feb. 22, 2014 with the caption, "@gomillionandleupold."
Rihanna Hits the Slopes
Rihanna posted this photo on Feb. 19, 2014.
Rihanna and Shakira Debut Super-Sexy Music Video
Shakira and Rihanna are pictured in this still from the video, "Can't Remember to Forget You ft. Rihanna."
Rihanna Shows Off Her Tats in a Gold String Bikini
Rihanna posted this image of her in a bikini on Twitter, Jan. 28, 2014.
Rihanna Shows Off Her Tats in a Gold String Bikini
Rihanna posted this image on Instagram with this caption: "music," Jan.21, 2014.
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Rihanna posted this photo on her Instagram account writing, "Being held hostage by the rain to this bed..." on Christmas day, Dec. 25, 2013.
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Rihanna is seen in Soho on December 11, 2013 in New York City.
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Rihanna Shares Provocative Bikini Pics
Rihanna posted this self-portrait to her Instagram page on August 9, 2013 while on holiday in Barbados.
Rihanna Shares Bikini Self-Portrait
Rihanna posted this self-portrait to her Instagram page on August 9, 2013 while on holiday in Barbados.
Riahnna Bares Her Taut Tummy
Rihanna donned a man's jacket as she stepped out for a night of fun with Cara Delevingne in London, on Friday, July 20, 2013.
Rihanna Teases With Provocative Tweet
Rihanna posted this photo to her instagram and tweeted "Lil ol me in my big ol tub!!! #moroccolife @charliebymz #swimwear" on May 25, 2013.
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Singer Rihanna graces the cover for Elle UK's April issue. She just launched her new fashion line, Rihanna for River Island during London Fashion Week.
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To celebrate Rihanna's 25th birthday, the singer went on a romantic getaway to Hawaii with beau Chris Brown. The birthday girl opted for fishnets, a black tank top and a teeny pink bikini for a walk on the beach. The pair were spotted holding hands and kissing on the beach, Feb. 20, 2013.
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Rihanna's face appears split with Princess Diana on the cover of the Feb. 17, 2013 issue of The Sunday Times Magazine. Rihanna posted the image of the cover on her instagram with caption, "When your face is pic-stitched to Princess Diana's on the cover on The Sunday Times...I Mean...#extraordinaRIHbehavior."
Rihanna's Most Outrageous Outfit Yet
Chris Brown and Rihanna attend the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center, Feb. 10, 2013, in Los Angeles.
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Singer Rihanna performs onstage during the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center, Feb. 10, 2013 in Los Angeles.
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Singer Rihanna attends the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center, Feb. 10, 2013 in Los Angeles.
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Rihanna appears on the cover of the Feb 14, 2013 issue of Rolling Stone.
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Rihanna is celebrating her seventh album, "Unapologetic," with seven magazine covers. After wrapping her 777 tour, in which she traveled to seven countries in seven days on a Boeing 777, the singer posed for seven different covers of Complex magazine.
Rihanna's Most Outrageous Outfit Yet
Actress/singer Rihanna attends the 'Battleship' Japan Premiere at International Yoyogi first gymnasium, April 3, 2012 in Tokyo.
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Singer Rihanna arrives at the 54th Annual GRAMMY Awards held at the Staples Center, Feb.12, 2012, in Los Angeles.
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Singer Rihanna attends the "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, May 2, 2011 in New York City.
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Rihanna launches her new scent 'Reb'l Fleur' at House of Fraser, August 19, 2011, in London.
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Rihanna is obviously very comfortable in her own skin. The singer has gone topless again, this time for W magazine. The topless shots are taken from behind, and show off the singer's extensive tattoo collection.
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Rihanna poses for the new issue of W magazine.
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Lately, it seems like Rihanna's over clothes. The singer stripped down to nothing but short shorts and a few necklaces for the January cover of GQ. Ironically, she didn't reveal nearly as much about her life in her interview with the magazine.
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Since her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown brually beat her in February, Rihanna's emerged a new woman, sexier and more apt to flaunting her body than ever before.
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This April 3, 2013 file photo shows Brandi Glanville, a cast member from "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" at the Bravo Network 2013 Upfront in New York. Glanville released a book earlier this year called "Drinking & Tweeting" about the breakup of her marriage and the ups-and-downs of divorce quickly became a best seller. A follow-up memoir will be out early next year. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File)
The latest episode of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" featured a girls' vacation in Palm Springs.
Riveting television. The trash-talking housewives were drinking by the pool when Joyce Giraud said she wasn't getting in the water because, "I can't swim. I kid you not. I can't swim."
Brandi Glanville responded by saying, "You're a black person."
Cue the predictable outrage. The comments are obviously stupid and immediately she was labeled as a racist. The Huffington Post headline read, "Brandi Glanville gets drunk and racist." Perez Hilton's headline was similar: "Brandi Granville is a racist?! Spews hate at co-star."
These "reality shows" were created for this purpose, to highlight conflict and gain attention. This is why they cast people like Glanville (whose claim to fame is modeling and being the ex-wife of actor Eddie Cibrian). She will say anything, no matter how offensive it may be, because there is a camera to film it.
Here, Granville responded to Giraud with an often-repeated stereotype. On the show, Granville tried to justify her comment by saying, "It was a joke, and my black friends would have laughed crazy because they don't go in the pool because they will get their weaves (messed) up."
Of course, that only inflamed the situation.
Here's the reality: These comments alone don't make her racist. A racist is defined as someone who believes their race is superior to another. Granville's comments were insensitive and, as my co-host Karie Dozer said, "racially ignorant." But there's nothing in her drunken remarks indicating her belief that whites are superior to blacks.
I don't consider Wesley Snipes to be a racist because he said, "White men can't jump" in a movie 20 years ago. No one thought that. Though, when you really think about it, that stereotype is similar to the one Granville uttered on her reality show.
I never thought Martin Lawrence was racist either when he made jokes in his white man voice. I laughed along even though he, too, was perpetuating stereotypes.
I'm not writing this to defend Granville and her reckless comments. I'd never make comments like that nor condone them. I'm writing this in hopes of elevating the debate about racism.
Racism occurs all over America. It's not exclusive to whites or blacks or men or women. There is a common theme and that theme of racism should get back to the definition of the actual word: A belief that one race is superior to another.
Granville's comments, Snipes' movie roll and Lawrence's comedy don't convey that. They are all based on the same things: racial stereotypes. Interesting how they are treated differently. I wonder why.
The other reason I'm writing this is as a protest against the over-labeling society America has become. We love labels and, because of that, they have all become overused.
You're a racist.
Or a liberal.
Or a Christian.
Or a Libertarian.
It seems everyone has to be a "something." I get it. Labels make things easier to understand or easier to explain. However, they can also reinforce those same stereotypes we're trying to fight against.


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This ingenious "smartpot" electronic growing system provides an easy, foolproof way to grow plants. The Click and Grow kit germinates seeds and automatically waters and fertilizes seedlings for optimal growth. Simply insert the included cherry tomato seed cartridge, add batteries, fill the reservoir with water and refill every month or two when the warning light blinks. Enjoy an abundant harvest of healthy, delicious tomatoes for adding to salads, frittatas and pasta.
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Adapted from New Kosher Cuisine by Helen Nash"This is a Japanese-style salad that can be a meal in itself. I like to serve it with arugula or watercress, drizzled with some of the Miso Dressing."
1 cup raw brown rice*1 1/4 cups water1/2 teaspoon kosher saltOne 14-ounce package extra firm tofu2 scallions1 yellow or orange bell pepper8 shitake mushrooms, stems removed3 tablespoons vegetable oilArugula or watercress, for serving
Miso Dressing2 tablespoons barley miso**2 tablespoons sakeGenerous 1 1/2 teaspoons honey1 tablespoon seasoned rice vinegarKosher saltFreshly ground black pepper
Bring the rice, water, and salt to a boil in a small saucepan. Lower the heat and cook, covered, for 30 minutes, or until the rice is soft. Fluff with a fork. Transfer to a large bowl and cool.Drain the tofu; pat it dry, and cut into 1-inch cubes.Cut the scallions, including the green part, into thin slices. Cut the bell pepper in half; then core and seed it, and cut into thin slices. Wipe the mushroom caps with a damp paper towel and cut into thin slices.Heat the wok over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon of the oil and heat for less than a minute. Add the tofu and scallions and stir-fry about 1 minute. Combine with the rice.Add the remaining 2 tablespoons oil to the wok and heat. Stir-fry the pepper and mushrooms quickly, about 1 minute. Add to the rice.
To make the dressing: Combine all the ingredients in a small bowl. Toss the rice with about three-quarters of the dressing. Season to taste. Drizzle the remaining dressing over the greens.
Yield: 6 appetizer servings, 4 generous luncheon servings* While you can use regular brown rice to make this dish, I prefer premium Japanese medium-grain brown rice, as it is much creamier than other varieties. It is available in most specialty food stores.**Barley miso is available in most health-food stores.


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Today, the Kauffman Foundation launched a weekly (for all intents and purposes) vidcast called "Top of Mind." It's nothing fancy; no post-production special effects, no camera wizardry. It's just me, my iPad, and my thoughts on a host of topics that are impacting the world of entrepreneurship.
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The Waitress Barbie® doll, designed by Robert Best, celebrates the working woman. The uniform includes perky pink dress with crisp apron and matching cap. White mary janes and coffee pot complete the ensemble.
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VOL. XII FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1907 NO. 27 FREEPORT NEWS 1 i A meeting of the Viilace Pioard of Tinistees will lie held Friday evening. I The April-May issue of thc Student, | Iho High School jiafier, will a))[)ciir in a few days. A militari' euchre will be hehl at the Freeport Ciub house Wednesday even¬ ing, May 15. A. A. Webster iiiul famiiy are now at their home on West .\li;rrick Road for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Amermann will return to their summer home on Ocean Avenue this week. The regular monthly ineeLing t.f E.x¬ celsior Hook anci Ladfler Comjiany was held WL-dnesdny etening. WillctL C. .Smith has commencefi the erection of a new buiiding on Kailn.afi Avenue, to be used -is ii n.-iil esLiite oftice. See the stock of Ffist Cards especially ajijirojiriate to Decoration Uay, at the stationery Dejiartment of Lhe Niissau County Review. Mr. and Mrs. John Ander.son and .Mr. ami Mrs. Donald .Miickay are iit their sunimer rc-iidences on Ocean Avenue, after spending the winter in Bnxiklyn. Automobile owners should notice the adv. of (Jha.s. Wuilf in Lhe Revie'.v. Mr. Wulff ailvertitics "tlie celebrated Panhartl oil" and he will useyourighL. All members of the Freeport Fire Department are rctiuested to hand the cajj badge and shieki to the foreimiu of their comfina.y, liv order of the h'irc (!ouncil. Miss Hazel .McConnell of .Jamaica sjieut Sundiiy with Miss Griice 1. Wal fers. A lirav\ ing for ii c belli on .June :i. by Libertv. una the closet will Dangliiers The first auuual tlauee of the Frit- ptirt Driver's .\ssiiciiitiou will be lulu in Fraternitv Hall on U'eiiiifMlav eviiiing. May l."j. ¦ Next Mondiiy t-veiiing I*riigressivi- i'liuncil, Diuighti'is of l.iberiy. will hold a bo.x si^cial, lu Fraternity Hall. Spring time is bug time. Read ('has. P. .Smitli's adv. in this issue and learn how to keep yonr lu use ii-ic fmni al[ in.si-ct j.ests. .V I (lie sij,](. will be held at the resi¬ dence t.f vliss Cutlil't-rt. North Ocean .Aveuue. Siituniay, .May :.'¦'.. for benefit of the Church of the Tratislignriition. The Freeport Bils^.-bitU (!lllb -.vili gJM' an I'litertiiiument m (tpt-ra Hall this .¦^iituriliiy i-veiiing. eniifli'il •• Katlileen Mavoureeii" by tiiliut fnun Runsevell. which has rciideretl iliis lonuily s- \ ri¬ al times at other j.liices. Mr-. 11. DitSilVii. nuitlu'r of Isiiac Da¬ Silva, Wiis lellderetl ii slll'lirise pall.V' Tlini'stliiy evenimr. on tb,' ii('c;!si<iii of lu-r i 1th birlluliiy, by a iiuinbt r nf lier frieiuls, .\ pleasiini i ¦. .'iiing was .-pent anda boiiiitfiuis .^njipcr v\ .is alsn a fra- tnn'. Arbor Day Program The following ArlMir Day Prngnim will be reutleri'd at the scIum.I, .Assembly Hall, this Friday aftt riiotiij, begiuing at I t.'clt.:k. All iuti-n-sted in fhe work nf school lire invitetl tn atteml: Duet BALDWIN ()tto W. Payue liii> iiintor cvcle. J.n re llils Pi ' Reatlmgnfl ¦ liiiitillmii j Keiitatinii- I Ki-citafimi- i Snln I R : R 1 |r ! Piiu M innii- ami Hnwarii Altlritlgc ' .iiiniissiniu r DrajM-r'sl.eiti'r < Icrtrude N'nhtn .\ Wiilk in Spriim Eiimi Walk.r '! iiiMi l''lnwers Wallace Ciimiib.Il N'an.L'hty Kitty (Clover Lillian J^liiiird .fulia Ptier.-nii .Inlinnv's Histnrv Lesson Wi'llie Dnlil.ins Planting the .-Vjijile Tree Mar.i;iu'er Pliilli|is Pii-nii- Time r.a r.'i iiginii Miller ( 'hiirlnltc Snutlliinl ilatinll-DiltrntllU Ilfl.II Pnwi-U itarion --.*^efiu' 'I hings .lernine NnliUI snn Mrs. C. H Scr.rmser an 1 famil; ii-niDveil tn Rtickvibe Centre. Miss H. R ;ilUcliesn" is linm. I'.lair .Xi'iiiiiiii'. for a few fliivs. Lniiis KiiniiU'x ,iiul family ha nniud htire fnr the ."summer. BELLMORE ROCKVILLE CENTRE Mrs. Combes is having a new cottage erected on Oak Street. .\t the last nuVting of the Rockville Centre Board o1*" Trade it was decifled ,, ,~ ", T" , that meetings should beheld on the Mr andMr.s.Chaj.man have moved fourth Tuesdav uights in each mouth. into .Jameson s house on the Mt rnck frnm i Road. The roads in Bellmore are rccci\ ing better attention this yciir thiiii usmil. (iooii I tin ,-1 blic Scbtiol was closed I'l'triiiit I if fuiu-riil nf Mr»i. Tuf Pish dav lliltlnll 'itiUinll italinll Sni. K. C tiirmtl nit-r. 11. P Avt Southari! tl tlu-ir lini Villi Nt'.' iipying ill md family hiive re- II' here fnr the Sum- lit'/. aU'l ii hi.iist fiiniil V John J. Bedell, the Wiuitagh dciik-r, has moved into a cottage . Merrick Roatl m this villagt-. Wm. \'iilentine has rt'sigiicd hi sition iis ciU'iienter, iiml is imw smithing with Chas. CnKin al rick. milk III the s po- lihick Mt .1. W Jnhlls, ni.^iii.g .lac'iii iriuul .\ve. fiiuiih art Drnwt'i' s Recital inn- .\ Snln Recimiinii Tl Ivfitatimi- I'ii !li::li S. Mil Arbor Day l!t>ssic .'smitb Mnlli.. Fitclur i~ 1 larry (iunnin.L: Snimj.eil Delia Cli'esliin' linn! I 'Imril- --M V (Iw ll rnitftl Sunt (',u. frnm iiiui ^ .Ml: Milli' Cnlin irge L, a six nu liutt 'llfsnll il trill thn lUSl itniiu'tl AI i/.niui , liarri. 1 Ri have be. I client. liius aiiii visitin; Iriiiul- Th- (iirls' Club will holtl i taininunt ill J-'iremcn's lliill, evening, May 11. If sloi'iny. be heltl the Iirst fair e\t'iiiiig. n cnLe TiKSfli. this wi C. .Voile has bought the intipfity corner Bedford anil Wilson .Vveiuies, of Moses Hunt, iintl is milking exlcn- .-i\e improvements to lhe collage mi lhe ))i'opt'rL.v, besides building ii li;ir;i. Tho ri'giiliir mniilhlV in is also liic annual -niokei' port Hoard nf Trin Wetliit'sriiiv tvcir.! winch Mil. f 111'.' Kn'f- Wlll l.e iieltl next at PniteriiHy Hall There will be ii biisiiifss meeting fn ft)'.1. ami nil entertainment from ilU s t to in:).": pn.v . .Ml iiiti -mints are i'.'-;l. i:i inviii'd tl villa,'. att(-nd Tlu .Schoti nu'inbers arc Nni'uia .Siimnit Wiis riini/. Bt nf Kn-ipnri iliaii •d .\pi'i! -.'.V Tile nhili llnm]ilirey. .hell Stni'v, llar- -tcl Nearly all the fire comp;inios in the villiige have ilecideil to tiike jiarL in the conLests aL tlie Lournameiit this year. Freeiiort luis been in the front in tliese things l.t:foro, why not again'.' M. Peck hiis gn-atly chan.ged the iij.- pearance of the interior of his tonsor¬ ial jiarlors by changing the mirn.rs for much larger ones and jiiiinting ami re- decf.rating the entire plact-. l-'ollowing arc Lhe Bjiptist Churcli noLes for tin- ensuing week; Prjiyer met-tiug on Friihiy evening iit S o'clock ; {.reaching services on Sundiiy .111 :;J0 a. 111. iind 7..'id Jl. m. Next Suiukiy cvi-n- ing the jiastor will jirciu-h the fourth in the series of sermons on "Reihible Re¬ ligion"; sub.jecl, "Us Rule Obt-iii- ence." .Sundiiy School iit '2:''0 p. m. Thc IMt- Social held in FriiLtrniLy Hsill Tuesday evening by Alpha (!uuii- cil, No. 11, 1). of .A.., vvas up to their usual sLaiidanl, and the enterlJiinuK iit funiisht-d Wiis first-cliiss. The council will be quiet well benctittcd liniincially by the event. At the n-guliir meeting of l-'ret-|.ort Council, Jr. O. U. A. M.. held in Odt.l Fellows' Hall last Frithiy t-vening, seven caudidiitcs were initijitctl iuto the mysteries of the order. A delega¬ tion from Lyubrook wort- thc guests of Freejiort Council. The L. 1. R. R. has commenced the erection of a large exjiress shetl on Railroad Avenue, east of the dejiot. It is stated tin good authority that this bu'ildiug is not to be a mar to the beauty of the street but will jiresent a very neat and attractive ;ipj t-ar- ance. 'D. A. Hamaker n-jiorts the following recent siiK-s uf Ints in I'lt-cjiort: C. M. l-'lint's, cor. Lexington ami Madison .\ves., to EdwaiSl Lent ; .M. A. Hen- drickson's, corner of Lcxiugtt.u A\ e. and Second i'lace to Mr. Allen of Pleas¬ ant Valley, N. Y.; '20 lots on South Lena Ave. for N. B. Hiimjihrey Lo Carrie Bartoe, 24 lots to Albert J. Young of Brooklyn; ftir E. .S. Randall, ISOxl.'iO, Cfirncr Russell Place and Long Beach .\vti., to Albert J. Young, antl .')() ft. ou Russell Place tor the same party to Mrs. Allen of Pough- keepsie; Wm. Robinson's corner Pine St. and Second Plaoe to Henry K. Randall; for Florerce V. .Stiles, corner Lonjf Beach Ave. and Outer St. to Jacob Post an Franklin Bedell. At the meeting of the Alrkr lUxild of tho Churoh of the Transfiguration Wednesday aftt moon the foUi^viug of¬ ficers were electetl f r thcenspiug year: Dir*H'tres*i Mis. Marie Okie; subdirec- trefis, Mrs. Cimrles B Millbauk; .secre t«ryaudtrea8nrer, MrK. Eilward Tidden A vote of thanks vras tendered the rerir- inK oliloara. nltl Kropp, lianv I lunning. Harrv Mil¬ ler, Iltriicrl Clni'k and Milton Raynor, The fnllnwiug nllicfl's Wen- elet'ti'll: Pri-sitleiit, Stephen Stnry: vice-jiresiileiit. Miltnii Riiyiinr; secretary. Benlali 1 In 111 pli rev, and ti'tiisiinr. Ibii ll Kn D. nf L., ri-ifptinn slate of- Pn.gressive (Coancil, No. i; was well represi-nti'd at llu held umler the ausjiices of fh ficers :u New ^ nrk Citv Monday even¬ ing. Tliost- in iitteiulaiice were .\ssis- taiit State '! reasiirer May l-!. N'uude- water, Eflli- 1.. Dunbar. Eilitli Toombs, l-;i1ie C Duiibur Illld .lohu Dunbar, the latter bt-ing one of the ushers. !'«iThe st-coud concert by the FreeiDrt ('horal St.cii-ty iu the M. E. ('hurch Tui-siliiy evening, when llayilu's "Cre iitinii" was reiideretl by a cliorns of abnul fifty viii.st-s. nssisted by sj.eciiil talent from Maiihiitian. and stiinged orclii'fcitrii of Ilim- jiieces. \mis a great success. The chiirch wus cii.wdctl with music lovers from nil over the town, iiml iill were fully repiiid for at¬ teii'I ing, as the music was certainly fim-. both iu chorus and solo. Miss Irene N'iiiiHil.er it'iiilored a snln which was nf es|»'ciiil merit, and wt-ll iijii.liiuded. One of Rns:- 6c Riiiulairs hors.s ran nway Friday morning, causing nuuh exfiteiueiit. wit.li il lumber wagou at- lii^dit-d It. him. He siarteil fmm tlu- yiirdson Broiulway. iind ran luniss lots towiirils Main Sl. eiiti" ing the yard of Oenrgf W. Raynnr fnnu the roar. He cniitinuetl the run tn the snnth of Riiy- nor's lioust-iiml eudeiivnretl tn jiimj. a feiict- between that builtling iiiitl Edwiiril Smith's. Tht- sinu-e was narrow and the wagou became wt-tlged, ami tiiriieil over as I he horse endeavored to ,inuiji the fcnct- Tht- animal tlu-n fried to mount Raynor's front jioreh. It wiista- keii charge of lit this juncture and re¬ turned to its sfiirting jiliU'c. with but Very little daniilge lia\illg been iloue. Tile regular .May me-ting of tlif Pres- bytt-riiin (.i'liurch lunirovcmenf S icit«iy will be I fill ^\ cdiu stlit\ uri-riiiMiu. May N, ut tilt- resiiit-ncenf Mrs. Richard Ciink- liu. I'.M North Bi rgi-ii Place, fnmi lento fivt-o'clock. Luncheon will be served at twelve. .\ii .\jiron. Cake iiiul ('rertiii Sale will be li'ltl in the ehiip.l. Wedmsday fter IUM.n and t-veiiing May 1... nrrrtr-r the auspices of the Ciiurch ImjiroMuieiit Society. The Sacreinent of the l/t.rtl's siipi.vr will Ih> administert-tl next Suiidiiy morn¬ ing with the rtH'e}>tion of n»'W uu lubcrs. The services Sunday iu thc !''f.isco|iul (.'hurch of the Traustig-urution >vill be Holy Communion at 10::iii, uml evt-u song at >'^. wbich xvill hf-nct-ft.rth )>.¦ the regular hour, instead of 7: ;{(i iis In n-to- fore. Since Miss Smith has taken charge of the choir thc music has 1 «- ci.nu- a siH-cial feature at this cliurcK. .¦\u iittnictive musical interi.ri'tatinii will be a Jiart of the service Sunday .\ duet, "Father wimte'er of hiirthly Bliss" will be sung at morning otl't-r tory and in the evt-ulng Sjiohr's l«-iiu tiful "How lovely are Thy Dwellings Fair" will be remleretl. An iuvitjMi.iii is oxtenikHi to hIL - PRINTER.—Young mmi wauted i>r "tw^o thirder" iu printiug olHcc; no cig¬ arette smoker. Nassau CountTRevit-w. HYMENEAL .'\ ju'i'tty Sjiring wedding LiKjk pliice Tliursday evening Inst, vs'hcii Miss Isabelk- Whij.iili- I-JerLram, liau.ghLer of Williiim A. lierLriim, of New '^'oi'k, was miirritd lo .Jolm Henry King Policy Ilf l!roiiklyn, at Uu- resilience oi" the lifiiie's sistt-r, .Mrs. Kugene Donnelly, ."-^il Long Bei.ch .-Vvenue, Rev. Pelhiim Si. Ceorge Bissell, tecLor of Lhe Church of Lhe TriinsliguniLion, oiricialing. IL Wiis il pink iind whiLe wt-ilding and >' while sLricLly a r,uicL home wedding, Lhe number of inviLed guesLs being limiLefi, Lhe flouble jiarlors and foyer hall wen- inosL jircLLil;/ decoraLud willi greens, and jiink sLreamers wound Llieir Wiiy Lhrough every nook, whilt- banks of cvergret.-ns, jioLLctl jilanLs and palms were massed in banks in the re¬ cesses. The bride was given iuvay by her father, and she eiiterc'd the jiarlor It. the slrinns td" .Mcntlelssohn's Wed¬ ding March. She was attendefl by .Miss Elmira C. Policy, sister of the groom, as maid tif honor, with the Iittk- Misses Francis and Isabelle Donnelly, nieces of the brifle, and .Miss I'lorencc Kel.scy, act¬ ing as llower girls. William Criffith Bertram, a brother of the bride, was tilt- groom's best mau. Tht- bride was attircil in wliile nicssaline silk, Lrimmcd wiLh real lace and chill'oii, and she ciirried a bouijueL of lilies-of-lhe-viilley and bridal roses. The niMid of honor wore a gov\n of Jiink LiberLy silk, cuL a la Empire, illld she carrit-d a shower ImniiiU't nf pink rosi-s. Tho Lliit'c liille tlowei' girls were iiLLired in while point il't'spriL Lrimnieil wllh riblions. l-'nllowing the ceremor.y Hu- halipy young coujile were Lenilereil an inform- ill rccejiLion, and following Lhe serving of Lhe weililing coUaLion, .Mr. and Mrs. Policy left the South. Ml 'vlr. antl Mrs. . .iiiin...; HI .Mrs. luii .\\e ,ii..l|ill ISer^ I 'ai pelitel' Tlinina- Willi turned to t lit ir I ing ilu' w inter lU I nif ll iiinilv i'iiv vu iifxev s .\nsoniii Hit. (iwing to the lieaili nf Mn Hu- social which was In be lu pii'siinagt- on Tliiirsilivy i-ve been pn.stdtillt'd until 'I'llesdav lilslUl]!, lit Hu ng has ijhi .\riinr Diiy exercises will be lu Id iit school this l''riila.v afternoon lU l:o(). Tlit-re will also lie an exhibiiion nf wnrli. Everyliiiii.v is invite.I. Chas. W. Fi'iituii died on Tuisday liist ill .liimaica Hnsj.ital ftillowing an ojieration. Fuiural sirvices were held Friilav at his kite resuleiicenn Ihirrisoii .\vi . ¦ Invilntinlls llllVf been issu. tl tni' Hie marriiige, on .Miiy '.i, of Fietli ruk W. Roi.e. fornurlv t.f this village, to Miss May Thonitoii, of Biifl'alo. Mr. R .j.t- liiis main^ friends iu Biildwin wlm will be glad l"t plIU'SS. cougratuliitt- him nn his li;ip- The annual nu'cLing of lhe Ladies* Aid SocieLy of Lhe M. E. Church wiis hefd aL the chajiel Tue.sday afternoon nnd Lhe following were elecLed as ofli¬ cers for the ensuing year: .Mrs. W. Hawkins, Pres. ; .Mrs. John G. Lusch, secy.; Mrs. James IL .Story, 'I'rcas. Thc next meeting will be heltl al the resilience of Mrs. Ilryne on Criiiid .Vve¬ nue. .V |iul.'lit truck hous nclllig wtll be helil ill Hie on Friday evening iiL 7 :.".ii o'clock, by Lhe Town Board, toi' Ll.e purpose of consideriiig the HpiiliciiLion I't'ceiiLly liled with Lhe Town lioard ui tstalilish a lighLing disLricL at Balil- w ill. .VII resideiiLs of P.alilwin are in- \ ited lo iiLLeiu! anil Lo maiiif'esL liieir ideiis ujion Lhe subjccL. The LerriLory Lo l.e Laken iuLo Lhe LighLing DisLricL is fully ouLlinefl in the adverti.sement on a honeymoon trij) lo making Lhe call, which ajipears in an- Ujion Lheir reLuru they ,jther column in this issue. Reiul it SaniUt-1 Self, the lo'-al n tiealer, hiis solil lhe pioptrly Lhe sLiiLion, consisLing nf known as Lhe .Strcinlie! fiirn mg i't'om Bellmore .-Vvenue If you liuve any )iro|ierty you tie- sire to di.sjiose of, .sentl full jiarticulars lo L. L. Davis, who has ii number of clients looking for Jirojierty aloug the South Side, for lots, plots, acreiiges or cottages. .•V large tielegiilinu fnun Rockville Celilre Lodge, .No. 1^711, I. O. O. F.. ;illcn<lt-tl divim- service in a body at the First Biijitisl Church Sunday night last, whi-n a .-pecial sermon Wii.-; jii'eiu'lu'tl by the piislnr, Rev. Charles Hargrove, a broHu'i' of thiit liaU-rniLy. The fiiiieral service over Hit- remains of the laLe .1. Diiniel Moore, who died al his laLe icsitlence, HtMiipstt-iid .•Vve¬ nue.Friday nighl last, in his ."..sth yoiir. of ajioiilfxy, after a short illness, lot.k Jilace on .Mnmhiy iifti-nioon ill ".^ o'clock, lhe Rev. W. L". Schoonhoven. pasLor of Sl. .Miirl;s .M. K. Church, ofliciating. and Llu- inlt'i ineiiL. whicli ftillowetl, was in (Ireeiiliclti Cemeleiy. Tlu-ilt-- cea.-t'd leaves ii w itlnw to inonrn his 'ill t-i.-iit. south of L'.i iicre.-, . exleiitl- Lo I entre Villa and .uiiiiiiMde was .;.' Mr. .\ ountv. N ¦ of' the Mtir.-t- L .Street, to the Hiinp-U'iu Improvement Co., who wil it into builtling lots. The I'esiilenls iii'c awakening to Hie demiintls for a baseball leiini, ainl the jirosjiecLs an.'lIiiiL Bellmori' will luin OUL il lively leam. The LtiUi: '.vill Jirobilbly consiia uf iilmuL lhe siinie Jilayers iis lasL ye:ir, 'vvilh a few changes. The ouLlook for ii Lt iigue is ruLliei' uncerLain at. pn'st-nl bul if Lhert- is no League liellniore will phiy inilejieniit-uL biill. .Mrs. Ilannah Colder, for many years, il resifltuL of Lhis j.lace, died aL her' home hert- Monday, afLer a long illness, | deaLh being mosLly due Lo old age. ] Deceased was in her SoLh year and is! survived l.y Lwo sons, Henrj^ iind War- j ren Liolfler, lioLh of Lhis jilact,-. l-'un-: eral services were heltl from her lale j resilience Wednesday iifLt-rnoon, wiLh interment in (ireenficld (^emcterv. onl e w as I urn in ."seo- "i .. iintl in llis ; outh firsl opei'iilors of the lemiijili sysLeni. He LYNBROOK .•\ meeling of the Dorciis Kin.g's Diiughters will be lu-1 resiilt-nce of Miss Kliie ();ikle; liav t-veniiu;' at x o'clock. •lie of iiL Lhe .0 Fri- .Mi.-s .Mo'ilie Fallon <if awiiy anil .Mr. I'l'ank l-'lnhr lage wert- marrii-d al Lhe SL. Agnes R. C. Cluircli i la.sl. ¦;;isL Rot'l:- ,f lhis vil- I'eelnrv of Thursdav old line lalcr leiiiovi'd to New York,J.w here l.e- cniniiig itk'utilieil with Tiimmany Hall he w.'is :i|)poinleil ;i City .Miir.shall antl Deputy Slieri;!', which posiLion he ht-lii for il miniiier of yeiirs. Liiler on he openetl a large livery .sLablt-, which he contlucleti for iiiiir.y yciirs iiiiLil aboul lifleen years ii;.-:o, when failing healLh compt-lleil him Lf. relimiuisli liiisines.s illld he removed to Rocl.ville Cintre, where h-' liiis since I'l'siiled. .Vn iitljtiuriifd iinnual meeting nf Hit- Rockville CfuLie ALhk'Lic AssociiiLioii was held in the oIlK'i- of tlu- ArlisLic Homes Company, No. ss Village Ave¬ nue, Salurilay nighl, iit. which time William H. Rati s, <;,.,,rge .1, C^uinii, Earl J. Bt-niu-tl, L. L. Davi-, IhirryK. .Smilli, P. I-'. Wietiersniii ami (ieorgi- Roeckel were elerled as ilircctors for Lhe ensuing year. Tlu- licwly-elt-efcd i Boaid of Dii-ecLors wiis aulhorized Lo SCI lire a l.iiscliiill Lt'iiin as soon iis jioss¬ ible so LhaL Lhe resiik-iiLs of Lht- vilhige may havt- tin opimrLuniLy of wiLncssing biist--biill games al RockviUe CeiiLre during the season. Following Lhe sLockholilcr's n:eeting,a niet-Lin.gJof the new Ilnai'd of Direclni's wjis helil at which time tluy nrgaiii/eil by elect ing Williiim IL P.iitcs ].resident, (k-orge J. t^uinii, secretitiy-trensurcr. iii'.ti Hiiriy K. .Smith niHiiager. .Manager Smith 'vVil.- will make their home on Long Beach (.arefully, then turn out anil tell the Avenue, this village, where they will Town Board your ideas on the subject, be ".'Vt Home" to their many friends on Weilncsdays, following .May 1. .Mrs. Policy has been ii resident of Brooklyn for many years. She is the daughtt-r of William A. Bertram, a well-known artist counected with the New York Sun. For the jiast five years she has been au active member of the Lafayettti .'Vvenue Presbyteriim Church, Brooklyn, ;intl the entire choir of thiit nit-ili chunh iittended the wetiding. Mr. i.rogress pollev is in business in New York Probiibly never befnrc has the demise of a Jirivate imliviilual cau.sed such grief in the village as has the death nf Mrs. Bertha L. Bishoj.. wife t.f Ixion W. Bis- linji. which i.ccund Mtuiday afttruoon. She was only tweut,v-five yi-iirs of nge, and the futnn- was liright before her until nbout a vear agt.. when iin in¬ curable ihsi-as develojx-d and the best kill was unable to elieck its Mn Mrs. I'lslmp -.siis bt.rn anil livid m Stuyvestant. .N V., uutil about live Vrars agn, when sht' ciuiif tn Baklwin as the bride of Mr. Bishoji, who was then Jirincijial of the school. , Her I, i.l . •. 1 -1 chiirmiug i.t'tsi iiialit V Hml noble char- P.nuthwwaite has re.-eived , ^^^.^^.^ ^^^^^^ Viidearetl her to a wide c.n-ie WANTAGH word fnun l-".ngliiml of tlu' sudden tieath of her mtitlu-r severiil days uet.. Mrs, Bndnier of the Merrick mad i:u- tertaiued the .society of King's Diiugh¬ ters till Tuesda.v artt-rnnt.n last. it.f fiit-mls While actively iiiten'stetl ' ill all the atfnirs nf the fhur-'h and vil- 1 luge. Ikt siK-cial interests wt re in the j Kjiworth l>-ague, the Ladies' .Vid Sn- jcietv antl the .Millburn Literary St.ciery, ! autl in these her dejiarture will bt- most j keenly felt. .\ true home maker, a dt- ! The Sacriinit'Ut ot the l>irtl's Sui>iH'r! voted wife ami fuithfnl fri- nd, of her it The llol.s CoHuminion will be iuimin- istcred at St. James M. E. Churcli Sun¬ day m'.rnin.g. ill which time the annuiil collection for the coriLriliuLioii Lo Lhe M. E. HospiLal in nrooklyn will be taken. Miss Sim].son will begin it Lwo wt.-eks' course of evnngelisLic work al the Sl. James .M. E.Church Sunday. Miss Simi.son was here eighleen monlhs ago when she rendered excct-1- lenl work. Ht-nrj C. Hicks, who was iirresled ou Friilay nighl lasL on a charge of a.-;- saull in Lhe firsL ik-gree ftu' Lhrealen- ing to shool John ('. Criiy, had his ex¬ amination .Monday before Justice Wal¬ lace, when he was held for thc action [ of the Crand Jury. He was rck-iised I after tiling ln.nds for $.'>()(). .\ pftition is being circulated and ex¬ tensively signt-d retjuesting the L. L R. R. to iiuike the freight ofhce in Lyn¬ brook a sejiiirate dejiartment from the express and ticket department, and place the same in charge of F. Howard Edgar, who since his assuming charge of the freight office has imjiroveil tlie coiuiitions before existing. lirei'ti'd to iis possible iill meeting of lhe held at the nl mi Front Sti'i next al 7.:.lll i was direcU'd tt orgiini/.ea team as sotui I i'e|iorl ill Lht- nexi llii.'i'tors, whicli will be lift' of Fiirl .1. Rennt-LL, 'ft, I'm Saluniiiy night l'l lock. The secreiary I communicjiLt- vvilh vil- will be iitluiiuistereil ill the Meumriiil Church next .Sunday nuiruiiig. with rectlitin 111 new meiubt-rs. Miss Liiiira <^lwk s, whn has been staying s. nu time with In-r jmvi i-.ts, Mr. aud Mrs. .bihu T. Cowles, has retunu'il to Wiishiiigtou, D. C. .Vlt'xautler ('. Buukt-r.a lon*.' thne resi¬ dent of this Iilace. dii-d at M--rrick on »»aturtlay last at tlu- ht.nu of Phebe V. Ihxukt-r, llis graud-tlaughter, tht- wtll known artist. Mr. Bunker was a life¬ long Quaker hu'I was a man of strong iipinious, and upright life. He waa i)i years of tige. 1 tnily said •¦None knew her but tn love her. Noni- uame 1 lur bui t(< j.raise." The funeral was heltl in the M. E. Chnrch Tuestla.v afterniinii. l^tv. (>. E. Tret- ofliciating. ami the interment was in Cretiitiehl. .Vmong the great num¬ ber f.f floral iiffenngi was om- from the schiMil children wlm still hnkl allt-giiiUce tn their ftiriner teacher. VALLEY STREAM ! .Mrs. John IL .Abrams, of Corona Avenue, is confined to her hf.me by an attack of t'.nsilitis. Alfred R. Scott;> .-ujierinlcndcnt of j the Grace -M. E. Suntiay School, has I iieen ajijMiinled a draftsman in the ' Shij.building Dejiartment of the Brook¬ lyn Navy yard. lages in the vicinily where biisc-luill Lt-jims are organized, in onler Lo asct-r- tiiin liieir views ujion Lhe iidvisabiliLy of organizing a h-iigue for Lhe coming season. SEAFORD .Misses Neliie Posl aniV-Emma Sleek spent Sunilay with Mrs. r.yman W. Tiifl, ill I ITA ood. The entertainment if the Pjirish .-Vill,which was Lo have been given Sat¬ urday evening, May -1, has been jmst- jioned two weeks, until May ix. •Mrs. Ellen (Iritman, wife of Wil¬ liam (Jritman, died at her home here Wedcn.sflay evening of last week, after I a long ami very jiainful illness. Fun¬ eral .services were hc'ld Sunday, Rev. Jas. Leggett ofhciati'.ig. She is sur¬ vived by her husband. Edwanl .Norman was struck and kill¬ ed by an express train at the Seaman Neck Road crossing about K;!.', Tues¬ tlay morning. Me was a fish jieddler anil had just started out on his route, anil was \\ithin easy sight of his home when the .accident hajijiened. The hor.se was in.sLan'.ly killed and lhe wagon demolished; lhe Lraiii siojified'< and .Mr. Norrnan was laken on boartl lainl takeu to Wantagh. but he died iie¬ fore nleflical aid could be n-acheii, and the remains were brought to his hf.me hertv He is survived iiy his wife. I .Vbsolntely Reliable I Piano Tt»r»ing, Repairing I at city Jirices WANTED. —iiv Physician, in private I house, centrally loi-nx'ed, use ot front | There was a larjfle attenfiarice at the! Sevent^-eu years exjierience with l»e«t riKim as recfjuion rtH.m and back "•' ni! '.""; ^,, ^^^a^.. nj^ht by thel New York and BrfXiklyn hou»es. a»a private t.ffice, two <iay« a week, i sociable he d •^'^"f^> ^^^^ ''^ ^"*- Drop a postal card to Young People .s Society of Grace M. L. ' •^ » k AddresH Trenholm, 'ii Tth Ave., BrtKik-1 lvn, N. Y. ' Church. D. V. BERLAGE, R«iview (Office .-i,l..'.:..i.-.^eJllti. .a..^ .-J.:in.'...../.a:.., ivl.tti ^^.^ J
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|Nassau County Review 19070503
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A meeting of the Viilace Pioard of Tinistees will lie held Friday evening. I
The April-May issue of thc Student, | Iho High School jiafier, will a))[)ciir in a few days.
A militari' euchre will be hehl at the Freeport Ciub house Wednesday even¬ ing, May 15.
A. A. Webster iiiul famiiy are now at their home on West .\li;rrick Road for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Amermann will return to their summer home on Ocean Avenue this week.
The regular monthly ineeLing t.f E.x¬ celsior Hook anci Ladfler Comjiany was held WL-dnesdny etening.
WillctL C. .Smith has commencefi the erection of a new buiiding on Kailn.afi Avenue, to be used -is ii n.-iil esLiite oftice.
See the stock of Ffist Cards especially ajijirojiriate to Decoration Uay, at the stationery Dejiartment of Lhe Niissau County Review.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ander.son and .Mr. ami Mrs. Donald .Miickay are iit their sunimer rc-iidences on Ocean Avenue, after spending the winter in Bnxiklyn.
Automobile owners should notice the adv. of (Jha.s. Wuilf in Lhe Revie'.v. Mr. Wulff ailvertitics "tlie celebrated Panhartl oil" and he will useyourighL.
All members of the Freeport Fire Department are rctiuested to hand the cajj badge and shieki to the foreimiu of their comfina.y, liv order of the h'irc (!ouncil.
Miss Hazel .McConnell of .Jamaica sjieut Sundiiy with Miss Griice 1. Wal fers.
A lirav\ ing for ii c belli on .June :i. by Libertv.
una the
closet will Dangliiers
The first auuual tlauee of the Frit- ptirt Driver's .\ssiiciiitiou will be lulu in Fraternitv Hall on U'eiiiifMlav eviiiing. May l."j. ¦
Next Mondiiy t-veiiing I*riigressivi- i'liuncil, Diuighti'is of l.iberiy. will hold a bo.x si^cial, lu Fraternity Hall.
Spring time is bug time. Read ('has. P. .Smitli's adv. in this issue and learn how to keep yonr lu use ii-ic fmni al[ in.si-ct j.ests.
.V I (lie sij,](. will be held at the resi¬ dence t.f vliss Cutlil't-rt. North Ocean .Aveuue. Siituniay, .May :.'¦'.. for benefit of the Church of the Tratislignriition.
The Freeport Bils^.-bitU (!lllb -.vili gJM'
an I'litertiiiument m (tpt-ra Hall this .¦^iituriliiy i-veiiing. eniifli'il •• Katlileen Mavoureeii" by tiiliut fnun Runsevell. which has rciideretl iliis lonuily s- \ ri¬ al times at other j.liices.
Mr-. 11. DitSilVii. nuitlu'r of Isiiac Da¬ Silva, Wiis lellderetl ii slll'lirise pall.V'
Tlini'stliiy evenimr. on tb,' ii('c;!si
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Arizona lawmaker calls for tighter gun measures, more resources
Phoenix -- House Minority leader Chad Campbell said it is time for an adult conversation and real solutions when it comes to keeping children safe at school.
Campbell (D-Phoenix) outlined several proposals he will push during the upcoming legislative session, which begins Monday.
Campbell will ask lawmakers for $100 million to put more resource officers, mental health counselors, and technology such as video surveillance on campuses.
"I hope today is the beginning of a rational conversation around this," he said.
Campbell opposes the idea of arming teachers in the schools.
Andrew Morrill with the Arizona Education Association backs Campbell's proposal.
"You don't reduce campus violence in Arizona or anywhere else by increasing firearms on campus."
Campbell announced that he will also push for tighter gun measures. He would like to see mandatory background checks at gun shows and stricter measures to keep those who are mentally ill from having access to weapons.
"The gun show loophole has been allowed to exist for far too long and there's no rationale to defend it any longer.
"Once someone has been ... evaluated and found to be mentally ill, they can't buy a weapon or get the weapon back until they have been deemed no longer a threat."


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– 24 Million Viewers Tuned In To
Emmy®-Winning Drama's Third Season –
ARLINGTON, VA; March 19, 2013 — PBS and WGBH announced record-breaking national household ratings for "Downton Abbey, Season 3″ on MASTERPIECE CLASSIC. Nielsen Live +7 household data for the drama, a Carnival/MASTERPIECE co-production, shows a 7.7 season average rating and an average season audience of 11.5 million viewers who tuned in via their local PBS station. These numbers outperform "Downton Abbey, Season 2″ by 64 and 65 percent, respectively.
The Season 3 finale on February 17, 2013, which earned an 8.1 national rating and an average audience of 12.3 million viewers, was the #1 rated show of the night, beating all broadcast and cable competition in prime time. In total, 24 million viewers tuned into "Downton Abbey, Season 3" over its seven-week run — a 7 million-viewer increase from Season 2 — making it the highest-rated PBS drama of all time.
"We're thrilled with how many people have fallen in love with 'Downton Abbey,'" said PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger. "'Downton Abbey' has introduced so many viewers to the world of public television, and anchored a very strong Sunday night drama lineup on PBS stations. Beyond our airwaves, millions more are finding 'Downton Abbey' online, and sharing their excitement and enthusiasm on social media."
"We are so pleased with the loyalty and support US audiences have shown 'Downton Abbey' throughout this season," said MASTERPIECE executive producer Rebecca Eaton. "We look forward to more great drama and new challenges for the Crawley family in Season 4." MASTERPIECE's next highly anticipated series is MR. SELFRIDGE starring Jeremy Piven, which premieres Sunday, March 31 at 9:00 p.m. following the second season premiere of CALL THE MIDWIFE at 7:00 p.m. on New Mexico PBS Ch.5.1.
Since January 1, "Downton Abbey" video content has been viewed on the PBS Video Portal and PBS mobile apps 13.9 million times. Full episodes of Season 3 were viewed on these platforms 9.7 million times, an increase of 2.1 million views over Season 2. On the day after the Season 3 finale, there were 900,000 video streams and 600,000 unique visitors to the MASTERPIECE website — the most of any day in site history. During the same period, this season's new weekly recap videos featuring cast members' insights on each episode earned nearly 715,000 views on PBS web and mobile apps. According to ComScore, unique visitors to PBS.org in the month of January and February were the highest among television broadcast network websites, likely bolstered by increased interest in "Downton Abbey."
Overall social media activity around "Downton Abbey, Season 3," as measured by SocialGuide Intelligence, said that "Downton Abbey" was the "#2 most social TV series" on the January 6 premiere and February 17 finale, generating nearly 100,000 and 80,000 comments of all kinds across the Internet, respectively. Specifically, the #DowntonPBS hashtag averaged 46,000 mentions per Sunday night broadcast and 5,500 daily mentions during the week between broadcasts — the highest Twitter buzz ever for PBS. Unique broadcast check-ins on GetGlue totaled more than 66,000 over the series run, generating nearly 25 million impressions.
The season has remained the #1 best-seller since September 2012 on shoppbs.org, as well as the #1 show on both iTunes and Amazon Instant Video since the January 7 launch. Seasons 1 & 2 continue to rank as the most watched TV seasons on Amazon Prime Instant Video.
"Downton Abbey" is a Carnival/MASTERPIECE Co-Production. Carnival is a division of NBCUniversal.
About MASTERPIECE
MASTERPIECE is presented on PBS by WGBH Boston. Rebecca Eaton is Executive Producer for MASTERPIECE. Funding for the series is provided by Viking River Cruises and Ralph Lauren Corporatio with additional support from public television viewers and contributors to The MASTERPIECE Trust, created to help ensure the series' future.


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Heat a large heavy skillet over moderate heat until hot. Toast pumpkin seeds, stirring constantly, until they expand and begin to pop, 3 to 5 minutes. Transfer seeds to a plate to cool.
For Martini:
In a shaker filled with ice, stir spiced pumpkin vodka and Amaretto. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
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've got an xfx 6970 with a 'lifetime warranty' on it, what does that actually mean, the expected lifetime of the card? what does it actually cover? my last card died from 'wear and tear', micro fractures in the solder that killed the card, it seems like a lot of graphics cards and components suffer from the same thing, would that be covered under a 'lifetime warranty' or would that be classed as 'wear and tear' on the card and not be covered?
basically, what does lifetime warranty actually mean and cover?


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