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Coordinator's Corner: Haley & LeBeauPosted by on December 20, 2012 – 6:20 pm
Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley
Are you and Ben Roethlisberger on the same page?
Yeah, we've been on the same page. Our focus this week is on the Cincinnati Bengals. Like Coach Tomlin said, we are basically in our playoffs right now. It's win and stay alive, and that's where the focus is. Ben and I, I've felt, have been on the same page throughout the year, as much as a quarterback and coordinator can be. There is going to be ups and downs and frustrations, but it's never been an issue of being on the same page.
What were your thoughts when you heard what he said after the game?
I didn't really hear what he said until he came in and said, "Sorry." It's an emotional game. When you are out there and you are touching the ball every snap on offense, you are really responsible for how the offense performs, generally speaking. It's emotional. When you have a game that ended in the manner that the game ended, we were all heartbroken and down. You are going to be emotional. That kind of comes with the territory.
Can conflict be a good thing?
Yeah, you are talking to arguably one of the most confrontational, at least perception wise [Laughs]. I think healthy conflict, discussion banter, is good. It gets you to the right place. It gets everybody on the same page and where you need to be. Like I've said a number of times, when I make a call into Ben's ear in the game, I am putting complete faith in him to make it a good call or the best call it can be. The same for him, when he hears my voice, he has to trust and believe that the play coming in is giving him and us the best chance to succeed. You develop that through these Sunday battles and battles against other teams. That's where the trust and camaraderie develops. That's what has occurred. There are going to be ups and downs because there is emotion, and there is a lot at stake, every single week for all of us. We've put a lot of time, effort and sacrifice into this. That's just the way it is. I think a little bit of healthy conflict is a good thing.
Was Heath Miller underutilized last Sunday?
I don't know. I am focused this week on the Bengals. This is a heck of a defense. We have a lot at stake. What's in the past is in the past. He had a heck of a game. He needs to have a heck of a game this week. We just need to come out on top. That's the most important thing.
Re: Ben's numbers being better this year with you as the offensive coordinator:
What we are about is wins and losses. That is how you are measured. How many wins do you have? Are you in the playoffs? That's what we are shooting for, to play the game in New Orleans. That is our only goal. That's the great thing about being here in Pittsburgh. The expectations are truly where we say they are. It's Super Bowl or bust. That's the focus, winning more games and then winning the big games you have to win to get in the tournament, then obviously win those games. That's really the focus. For me, numbers and all that stuff really are not important. It's important what the final score says at the end of the day. That's the way it is. That's my mindset. It's not to have the highest-rated quarterback, most rushing yards or highest-rated receivers. It is to win games. Right now, we are what we are. The good thing is we are alive and kicking, and there are a lot of teams that aren't. We have our biggest game of the year this week.
Re: Cincinnati's defensive line:
They are good. They are active, from Geno Atkins inside, to the long defensive ends they have that they keep throwing in. They are a matchup that is as good as any we've seen all year. We know them, we saw them and we are going to see them again. They are playing at an even higher level in my opinion. When you get guys like Wallace Gilberry, who I was with in Kansas City. He's fighting for some playing time, and then you see him picking up balls and scoring touchdowns. He has five sacks. There aren't just four of them, there are six, seven and eight of them that rotate in and create havoc. We have to play our best game up front, and handle them in the run and pass.
Re: Differences between now and when you last played them:
I just think they are playing better and playing with confidence, which they were when we saw them last time. It's an up-and-down season. There are highs and lows, the ebb-and-flow of the weekly grind. They are on a roll right now. You can see it. They are playing with a little swagger. We have to play our best game.
Is this a running game that needs to have 30+ carries to be effective?
If we win and have 30 carries, then I will be happy.
Re: Previous coaching experiences helping your relationship with Ben:
That's coaching. The great thing is, whether there is media firestorm or not, you need a really good quarterback to win in this league. I think it's pretty evident. We happen to have an elite quarterback. You are talking about a player that is a really good player at his position, and he is the quarterback. That gives you a chance to win every week. The most important thing is that we are on our game and we understand what we are trying to get done and what we need to get done, and we play our best football. If he is doing that, then we will have a good chance at some success.
But is there anything that you are taking from previous experience?
I didn't even answer your question did I? I think it's just coaching and the coaching experience with each and every one of these guys is complete and different for each individual person. They respond to different things. If you coach everybody the same way, you are only going to coach half the team. You have to coach each player the way you feel like you can get the most out of them. I think that's what separates good coaches from not so good coaches. I'd like to think I've had some good mentors in my time that have helped develop me, and through time and experience, you make progress and learn from your mistakes. You learn what gets you the most each game.
Are you surprised at this point in the season that there was even anything brought up about the offense since there are only two games left?
Like I said, that was an emotional game. Whatever was said can't be taken too much to the heart, because that's the way this game is. Guys will get into it in the locker room, the building and on the practice field. It's kind of the mindset you get into when you are getting ready to compete and getting ready to coach big games. There is emotion involved. I wouldn't really pay much attention to anything that I see that was said in an emotional state of mind.
Did you see more of a sense of urgency today?
I think we as coaches, when we talked back in training camp, training camp is one mindset. You see the tempo that you are going to see in preseason games. Then you have the regular season games. Then you have playoff-type games. This is that type of atmosphere. That's what it feels like. I thought yesterday was a good day and today was a real good day. You can tell these guys are trying to get ready to play the biggest game of the year.
Re: Rashard Mendenhall's status this game:
That will ultimately be Coach Tomlin's decision. He is out here. That's what I am excited about. He is practicing and getting himself ready to go. That gives us one more hand in the pile, to give us a chance to play our best game.
Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau
Is there anything different Bengals QB Andy Dalton is doing?
Not really. He hasn't changed from his first year. He threw the ball quickly and made some good decisions. He's got a lot of really good offensive people around him. He does a very good job of managing the game. He's a more veteran quarterback, and it's harder to confuse him. It's what you expect in a young and talented quarterback. He's going to just get better.
Does CB Keenan Lewis need to have a good game against WR A.J. Green to take him to the next level?
We're looking for our cornerbacks to play well every week. For Keenan, it's a natural growth process. He's taken Ike Taylor's role in matching their best, and the better he plays the better chance our defense will have to keep them lower on the scoreboard. I wouldn't put everything on Keenan as to how we play. He's got to play well but so do the other 10 people out there.
Is the short passing attack that teams use against you limiting your chances of getting turnovers?
You can talk about a lot of statistics. I think leading the league in yardage yielded, that's an important one. That's the one I would choose to talk about. Also, the points yielded. Whatever they're doing, however they're trying to move the ball, we're up there and have been in the top-10 in points yielded. Not quite what we have been in the past, I think it was a different year. There are plenty of areas that we need to do better in. But when I'm conducting the interview, I'm going to talk about the good things. There are a lot of good things to talk about, too. Do we need more interceptions? Sure, we need more turnovers. I'll leave that up to you guys as to why it's not happening. We're just trying to, every week, keep our football team in the game, and keep that score in a manageable position. That's our goal every week.
Are there some games where it's more important to get the quarterback on the ground, or is just consistently pressuring them good enough?
It's important to get the guy on the ground every game. People know that we are a pressure defense, and the league has gone to a very quick release passing game. They don't hold the ball very much. I have said this many times. If you look at the passing numbers that we have, there's got to be pressure on the quarterback. You're not going to put those types of numbers up. Each week is a different week. If you've done something for 10 weeks or four weeks or whatever, it doesn't mean anything. It's what you do this week. Our pressure has been consistent. Do we need more sacks? Absolutely, but let's face it, passing yardage allowed is a team statistic. You're not going to get that without good coverage and pressure. There are plenty of negatives. But that is definitely a positive.
Re: S Robert Golden:
He caught our eye because he was a free agent football player and made the football team, and he has played a significant amount of time, most of it last week and on special teams. I thought he did a good job of going in there and actually playing a corner position. Robert is a safety who can play corner, and that's one of the things we value in him. I think Coach Tomlin's judgment was definitely reinforced in that game, and he gave us great depth, particularly at the end of the game when we had a couple of other defensive backs go out. It's good to have a guy who can play both positions like Robert. I'm looking forward to his growth.
Can S Will Allen play nickel?
He can play nickel, and we have considered it. He, again, gives you good depth.
If you had to come up with a plan to slow down TE Heath Miller, what would you focus on?
He's a wonderful player. I'm just glad that he's not my problem and is somebody else's problem. I just enjoy every play that he makes. I think he's a tremendous player.
The cornerbacks have been pretty good in not allowing deep plays, making tackles and limiting yards after the catch.
I think up until last week that was an accurate statement. We missed some tackles in that game. We're always looking to get better and not go the other direction. I thought for the situation our players were in, they competed. That was our first objective, to go compete and to play for 60 minutes. Some of those guys were taking an awful lot of snaps with the special teams and everything, so I was proud of the way we competed. We need to play and we need to play better this week. That's our goal.
Are you pleased with the decisions the cornerbacks are making? Lewis has a lot of passes defensed and a lot of tackles.
Keenan is having a really fine year. I thought he played well last year. He wasn't a starting corner but he came in on third-down and played really well. I think he took a very significant step this year in taking every snap. I think Keenan is going to be a good interceptor as we go on through his career. He's still very much in a growth situation in his career but I think for the amount of experience he has and years in the league, I think he's doing a very good job. We're glad we have him.
Re: Throwing more at the defense as the game goes on:
I think that's a pretty accurate statement. You never know what the other guy is going to do. You can look at the video but it can be pretty different. We try not to let our guys get too surprised early. Then we talk to them on the sidelines a little bit and tell them what's coming. Hopefully, as they get accustomed to the formations and tendencies, they'll be able to expand the package a little bit. The first objective is to get everybody lined up, and I think that's a pretty accurate statement. We start slow early than we finish.
Did you figure out how to cover WR A.J. Green with the success you had against him earlier this season?
I think a lot of that was Ike. He's a great defender, and he's played the best in the league year-in and year-out. He usually delivers. I think that's where the credit goes for that. He caught the one slant for a touchdown, and if I'm not mistaken that might have been the only ball he did catch. A little bit of that is luck too, because you're not going to hold Green to one catch. We'll let them matchup with him and certainly keep him from controlling the game, or we're not going to be successful. For that game that you're talking about, I think you have Ike to thank for that.
Re: Lewis taking on the challenge of defending the top receiver:
I think it's a step in his maturation, and it's a role that I can foresee him growing into. He's getting some real on the job training. He's getting a lot of snaps with that, and I think it's good for him.
Re: The turnover issues:
Well, we're trying to punch it loose. We're trying to get interceptions. We don't have enough of them. That's about all I can say. We're going to keep trying.
How do you explain it? What do you see?
I don't explain it. I just said that we need more. That's my explanation
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- Transparent things: expressions in glass
- Uncommon world: aspects of contemporary Australian Art
- William Robinson: a retrospective
Select Publications
- At home in Australia Peter Conrad, 2003, National Gallery of Australia, in association with Thames and Hudson
- Australian Art in the National gallery of Australia, Anne Gray, editor, National Gallery of Australia 2002
- Australian folk and popular art in the Australian National Gallery John McPhee, 1988
- Building the collection Pauline Green, editor, 2003
- Federation : Australian art and society 1901-2001 John McDonald 2000
- Grace Cossington Smith Deborah Hart, editor 2005
- Home sweet home: works from the Peter Fay collection, 2003
- Joy Hester and friends Deborah Hart, 2001
- National Sculpture Prize and exhibition, 2005, 2005
- National Sculpture Prize and exhibition, 2003, 2003
- Place made: Australian Print Workshop Roger Butler and Anne Virgo editors 2004
- Read my lips: Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Cindy Sherman Kathryn Weir 1998
- Tales of the unexpected: aspects of contemporary Australian art, Deborah Hart, 2002
- The Antipodeans: challenge and response in Australian art 1945-1965, 1999
- The Edwardians: secrets and desires Anne Gray; with essays by Ann Galbally, 2004
- The prints of Margaret Preston: a catalogue raisonné Roger Butler, 2005
- Uncommon world: aspects of contemporary Australian art 2000
Image above:
Ramingining Artists
The Aboriginal Memorial 1987–88
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Purchased with the assistance of funds from National Gallery admission charges and commissioned in 1987
Colonial NSW + Tasmania
Early European images of the Pacific, Colonial Victoria + South Australia
Australian Impressionism
Expatriates, Federation Landscapes & Symbolism
Modern Women
Expressionism & Social Realism
Abstraction: Spirit and Place
Social Comment & Hard Edged Abstraction
Australian Decorative Arts
Late 20th Century
Sidney Nolan - Ned Kelly


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Bouncy Castle wrote:Everything, I tells ya. This man knows everything!
Tonyblack wrote:There's a typo/error in Good Omens that gets used a few times. It's the use of the word 'ordinance' instead of 'ordnance' in reference to maps.
They mean different things:
or•di•nance (ôr dn- ns)
1. An authoritative command or order.
2. A custom or practice established by long usage.
3. A Christian rite, especially the Eucharist.
4. A statute or regulation, especially one enacted by a city government.
ord•nance (ôrd n ns)
1. Military materiel, such as weapons, ammunition, combat vehicles, and equipment.
2. The branch of an armed force that procures, maintains, and issues weapons, ammunition, and combat vehicles.
3. Cannon; artillery.
In the case of the map, it should be 'ordnance' as the Ordnance Survey was orginally set up for military purposes.
BatrickPatrick wrote:"Thud. Thud. Thud. Splat."
I don't recall that part...
Oh, and they've spelt 'Albrecht Dürer' with an extra 'e', too...Duerer...
Doughnut Jimmy wrote:BatrickPatrick wrote:"Thud. Thud. Thud. Splat."
I don't recall that part...
Oh, and they've spelt 'Albrecht Dürer' with an extra 'e', too...Duerer...
Adding an "e" to replace the umlaut is the standard when an umlaut is not available, at one time the Germans were changing their standard spellings to remove the umlaut and the beta like symbol for a double s but it doesn't seem to have caught on.
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NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW •HVOLia OOSItB**. JI'IVF: CV-.TtTm A rAMILT SKWSPAPKK Or LOCAL AKD GBinnAI. IMTU.I.iaS1IL'K TIKBIt •!.»• tAAMLr » AOTAIt.! VOL. VIII. FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, rTUNE 26, 1903. ISO. 35. lA^oodcleft r. Building Sites I Oood Boating, Bathlns, Fishing n«a Kmi al Waur at Uv TM* ii tnomgoot FREEPORT. La I. •eee leassli^ Plae OUawaeet WeM-Ceeleeae Flre Oe- Mliaeal, Htm Oaee Wetor a«»*iy, J. SEYMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSELLOR-AT LAW Hempa'aae Naw York onea In Hempsteail Rank nnlldlnR Oorner Main and Fulion Htreets IV EDGAR JACKSON coOnsellor-at.law 132 Naaaaii St SEW VOIIK BALOWIN, NASSAU CO,, L I SIDNEY H. SWEZEY COUNSCLLOR-AT-LAW ¦saty Is Less cs land ssd llsit|i|9 I.I.' Naaaau St, New Vork Roaidance. Smith Bt,, near Chureh, Freepori .rder nf llon. kobert rte*hurT. Surro- rate of the (Conniy of Naseau. n,.tlcc Is herehy riven to all persons bavins claims against laaeph Itaynor, lale of the 'I'own of Hemp- stand. Io the aakl County, deceased, to present Ihe anme wllh the vouchers Ihereof, to U,e enhacrllier. tto Adminiatrator etc. nf .atd de¬ ceased at her plaee of transaetlna hnsinees at the reaidence of said Administrator al Scafnnl. Naaaaa Conutv. New Vork, un or before the eah day of July neit. Dated. Januarv : iwn. MartR. Karxo EnoAR Jacksos. Es4^.. Alt'y for Adminlstrat(,r. 13S Nai«an Si I-D-a NewVo.^flly nlhtra»or. •WANTED —SEVER.\L PERSON'S of obaractor and f(ood repatatiuii in ench ¦tate (one in this ooanty reqniiol) to represent nnd advertise old estnhl.slied wealthy business honae of solid fnn icial standing. Salary f'Jl.OO weekiy with expenses additional, all paynble iu cash direct each Wednesday from head of¬ fices. Horso aud rarriane fnrnishod when necessary. References. Eiicloso self-addrcsacd envelope. Colonial 0>., 334 DcnrbomSt, Chicago —37, ItTOTICi: TO rKitnlTOB*-I>nrsuant to i\ ar order of Hon. Robert Seahiiry, Surro- i«le of Ihe County (,f Nasun, not Ire la lierehy alven In all persons havina i-Ialins arain.t ¦lanlel K. Smith, lale of theTown ol llemti- stead In the said Counlr. decea*<d. t.) present Ibe same with the vonrhers ihereor. t.. I he/.ah. seriber, the adminlstator etc., nf said deceased At her place of transiu'tlnK huslness at ,'Va- fnrd. Nassau Co, N. V., un or before Ihe Ist (lay of Octolier nest. Dated March n, I»fl llAnnirr c. snirn, Admluistrator NOTICE TO rKKDITOR,a,-r'iirsuant tn anorder of Hos. ROHEKT SEABI'KV, Surroicate of the C.o<inty of Naaaau. nntirc Is hereby alven to all iiersons havlnir cla ms aaalnst Cornelia Baldwin, lale of the Town of Hempatead in the said Cniiiily, decwsed, lo j present the same with tlv ., - . ^ RANDALL & MILLER PRBBPORT. U I. to thn Rubflcribc natd rltHTjiM^ At hrr nnw Kl hi>r rratd ( County, NVw Ynrk < . of Novemtwr ni'Kt. I Dated Aprils; !»». I Anna u. Cohnwem.. Adn Edwin <r. Whioht. Atl'y for AdrainlHtrafor, HodcvltkOntrf, Namau Cuunty, N. V. hiTR thereof. IniifitHirator Hr. nf rt* nf trnnMU'ttnv huul at Krt^pnrt. Naw«ai| r brft.rc- tbe li»th day The Freeport Bank ^^-Lf^ ,000 MAIN STRCCT, mCCPORT WW t. BAIfBAU^ Pwsldat qa4PirO«T T..BWUQU«, Vlea-Pras. mtLUAM A HASAt. QpQbim assert sf Diss sto fs LWaESST iii^l^^B. Smith "•^1—¦ , "gg* M. Baadall Ojnaa. aaespt lafal tolldays, from • a. m la is. m. CMlira feellltlas nad Indnre- meals In arsry dasartaMnt aqnal to thoaa ofalltortlMHsvTairfcsrBraoUrataanto or Traat OBM»aal»n, aad arery aroomo- dntlaa as tnr ns la conaMaat with con- Interaat at tto rala of (par eent. paid on dmn daeoalla, thrae' montto or mora. Diads tsBOsd oa all parta at Baropa. Doaa a sanaral banklna bnalaaaa. Acmaata ot earporatlaaa. companies, aoelallea, et«., aollrllad. Kntlra anUstertkm gnamalaad. Saiiltof IRochville Centte Vlitaac Bwnac Rocli*iUcC«nne,X.f. mUH R. MITH, Pr««l4ael TM«M •. HMHT, Vl*e.rre«)4eal •OMai T. uraoa, Ctskler. JSoarb of Vlrcctote Oaorga W. Dnvlam Thomu O. Knixht Joha VIneant Ulram R. Smilh Olaatworth D. Oombaa Weslay B. Smilh (Aarlaa'W. Uayaa Charles L, Wnllnca Amadar Smith Anstln Ctomwall John W. DaMott John T. Dnvlron Edward T. Thuraton Hnmllton W. Panranll Wa do aOaBaml Banklne Bnalnaaa of Dapos' ItaMDIseannt. . jataiaat PaM on Speelal Depoalls. Drafts laaoad on Bulond and tha Continent. Toar Pntmnaaa snlmtad. Bnaklns Honra: t A. a to I p. a,: Batur- dar, t A. M. to U M. Dlaooont Dnya iTuaadnya and Frld ajr.lA Establtshed 1866 32,000 IN U5B. Mathisbek Piano Hfg. Co Ol NEW HAVEN, CONN Excels In qnaliMMi which ro to nmlir n flrrt clsai Inatrninent In Ioda, (ouch snd urnersl workasiishlpss well ss besuty of esse de siffn ibey stsad niulTsled. Ws hsve msnafsciared plsno* for over thlr- ods. no fletUloiu rslnes: no myilertoua ersllnc Hewl for desrrlBtlTS'estsloffti«,whlvh ws will bs flsd lo fsmlsa fom apoB reqoeet. ChcLS. E^a Brockington Bern IMh Strast NEW YORK BargAlns Ii\ PIANOS AND ORGANS All bilto payable to OEO. W. PEASELL, successor ti!lltSUtAttAts:ak fe ^A. Jift ^/a ^.& ^SUt ^*<t ^Vtt J^VSt ^fe i Garp8ts& Bidding Stoves. Ranges, Hooseiiiniisbing Goods.... Oil Ami iGasolene Stoves *fl|P^|P^W^fllP' C. PEASELL of rreeport la now rmmit y k to fBranh ros witb the fc» Best Cooking 5tovc fe on Ito markal. nad >wm, nl ito ^ fnaoaa dnnbia haatata. K or aay ottor kind. K C. PBASEIX * SON ft UiMtertsksresntf EiHbslmsrs ? Talastiaaa Call, !•« ft ^^ttf^iif^iii^^'a^'rtf^i^mfW M IN ANY LIGHT Make finished pictures on V/)e Kodak Plan Load and anktstl KotLikx imywherc. DtM-olop with.iut d.irk room iu IIm Kodak DcTelopiu^ MaohiDo. Priut by dty ur ui^ht ou Dt>kku Kodaks. $5 to S75 Brownie Cameras. $1 and S2 KodaK. "Detfelofiin^ Machines Alw • varisd stuck el Films Solio Velox Sa Fa PEARSALL Bulldlof Main SL. Freeport This is tho jear lc bay A Lot oa the Beach while you tsan get it at tlio did prio -. There will bo an itdvaniy^ in prices after this soason of '25 uud 50 per ceut. Tho Hotel Site ono acre and two building for sain. Information by calling or addressitiR Mrs. A. J. Scott Freeport, Nassau 0>., N. Y Formerly Richard Smith's Beach Goarontee deed Desirable Spring Trips of two to five tlays' iliiration, are oflFered by tLo OLD DOMINION LINE to Norfolk Old Point Coinfort Virginia. Bea,cK RicKmond, Va. and Washington. D. C. steamers sail daily, except Snuday, nt 8 p. m. from Pier '2)3, North Kivor, foot of Beach street. New York. Stateroom Rraervations ean be se¬ cured two weeks in advance of sai'ing date, but must bo claimed by 10 KX) a. m, nn date of departure, or they will be assigned to other applicants if needed. Old Dominion Steamship Co 81 BUCH STREET, HEW YORK ¦ Y U, B WAi.KKii, TralBc Manacrr J. 1, Bbows, Gan. raaarniirr Agt NOTICK TO Cl<KniT«liU-rnrs(i..nt to annrdrrnf Hon. IKIKKKT «CABI'IIV, S(irroKat«of the <?(,unly of Nassau. n,,li,'('is hrreby [riven to all pcixxis havlna clniiiis Inst KlixaliHlh !<. Ixiril. Isle uf tlii' Town nf pstead In tl,(, snld Connty, deceased, to rnt the same with the vtiiictiers thereof, lo he sub.criheT. the ezeeiitnr etr. of wii,t d,v(«s ed, at his plare of iransacllnft business nt the residence of said creciitor at I,awreiice, Nas¬ sau Co., N. Y, on or before Ibe Isl da/ uf De¬ cember next. llat«d April 311, IVIO. Frarkli.,1 B. I.oiin, EseculDr. KTili' J.VERME Wbolessle Retsll Furetffn snd Domestic KnXJTT^S and VeseUble D«llc*ries . ALSO FINC CONFCCTIONCNV f^ city I reanata a Bparialty (looda dallvarad protnptlr For BeUable CarpetS Serviceable, Furniture and Excellent BeddlnST' CALL ON L. C. NICHOLS, l>ir, Fnlton and Church Sts., FREEPORT, L. I. Dry snd Fsncy Qoods, Notions, etc., etc, In fact eTPrythinjt kept in a /IRSTCUSS DRY fiOODS STORE. />a\a\a\a^>g\a\8>avs>ss NUTICB TO CRBDITOHS.-Pursuant lo an order of llon. Ilolsrl Seahiiry. Surrn- irale of Ihe Couniy of Nss«au, notice Is hei, by iCiven lo all iiersons havliii; claims lucallist Charles II. Pascli. Inte of Ihe Town of lleni|,- tt«a<I, In the said Couniy. ,I,'Ceasv<I, lo nre.x'lit llie same wllh the v,iiiclierB thereof,to the suI^ Bcrthers. Ihe erecutorsof said ,Iecea.ed ai their i>Iar« tit traiuraci InK hiisiiu^n^ at the ofllce ,tf their atlorney, (ieorite I>. Ilolallns, at AU Wall St.. N. V. Clly, on or before the Ist dav of Iie¬ cemher nett. Llatod Mar 13, I«lt1. Khitfott K. Pasch, l Anton rtllel, Kieculors. I'barles FostiT, ) NOTICBTO CRRIllTOIt.'*.-Pursuant lo an order of Hon. Itobert Heabury, ,'.|irrn- ftataof thet'oanty tif Nassau, iiolice Is herel,y given to all persons havi,-i|{ claims ocaiust I)ll- mus Pearsall, Iifcte of the'I'own of Ileniiisteml In the said t'ounty. deceased, tn present Ih,' same with the vouchers thereof, to the siiti- a,'rlbera, tbe exivntors of the last WIII nnd Tretament of s«ld ,Iecoase,l, at their plnce of tranancllns buslnaas at the residence nf Fran¬ cis Paaraall at Kreeistrt. Nassau (,'(innly. New Vork, on or before thu I5lh day of llecenilH-r next, Uated May 31. IWU. MONEY TO LOAN Oa Mortgage at 5°/ ALL OOOD LOANS ACCEPTED AT ONCE. ALBERT D. |lFF,CoansellorMit.Law BABYLON, N.Y. Telephone Call F'reeport 23-a Ha H. NORTON FULTON ST. FREEPORT dealer in Heat, Pork and ProYisions Poultry' and Qame in Season Fruits and Vegetables In Season ORDERS CHLIED fOR AND DELIVERED NOTICE TO CRKllITOKM. Pnrsusnt to an order .if Ilon. Itoliert Seabnry, Siirro- aataof the County of Na-^sau, notice Is hereby Klren to all persons bavins clalmsofralnst Jaiiu Kaynor. late of theTown nf Ileini>stesd in thu tha exaoQtor ofthe l.ast Will and 'I'fatai of tha daoaaaad. at his place of irunsatMIim boalnaas, al the reaidence of Charles H. Rav¬ nor at Freeport, Nasaau Connty, New York, on or before tho tenth day ,.f December next. Dated May a), .nn. Have your tried our New Butcher yet'i' If not, why wo are sellinK tho choir(?st mcAt in the market at lowest rates. Main St, bat. Fulton and Smith Sta. F. PITTERMAN, Prop. Formerly W, II. Patterson's NOTICB TO CKKIHTOKM.- Pu, «n ordrr of Hon. Uolsrl Sealiui sate nf the Conrly of Na.sail, n,,ll('e all (lenions having claini \s^^ Fred.W. Conrader dealer In tmportad and Domestio DELICATESSEN rhe finest Cheese. Bolottnas, Ham, Conked Corned Beef, Hoast Pork, Mso all kinds smoked Fish, Salmon, Sturgeon, Eols, Bloaters, eto, Preaonred Kish, Salt Maokeral, HerrinR, AnohoTies, Bismaiok Herrin(t, Piokled Henriiw, Rolled Herring and Sardines Fulton Street • FREEPORT E. A. Dorlon nO.NDED AL'CTIONCER |-rer,><,rt. N v. Uhe KodaK. Ctrl ot^p tor yoa to boy yonr soppUfa at boaa. The price ic tha same In city or oooDtry KODAKS FILMS Velox Solio S. F. PEARSALL Oppoaite Poat UflHro Freeport. N.Y Hobert Plowrlitht, Kle of 11, stead In Ihe sold (Wnly. ilei'KascI, lo pre»'i the same with the v"u,'l,ers thereor. i., il subscriber, tbe executor of the In.'^t Will .-ii Testament of said di','>'s.'<,il, at his pin,c IransaclinK business, at Sl Kullon si , l(or,,,,i of HrfHiklyn, City of New Y,.rk, New York,, or hrfnrrihe tenth ilay of Dcember next. Uated .May 31), IWU. llOWARI, DAISI.FY. Wheels are BnzziDg Ready to do all kinds of work, sneh .IS making window frames, dtxir frames, sash, doors, braekets, Orill work and slair bnildinK at thc lowest prices. Chai.rles. L. Seainak.ri Upper Main St, FREKPORT, L. I, CARPENTER. <& BVILDER. WILLIAM H. POST Suocaaaor lo J. T. Poal * Son Dealer In Choice Groceries Flour and Feed M«IN STREET, rncCPORT ¦arts al L *- R- R-. ***¦ RssdsM Afnsss PATENTS r ra.4. a« ttm t.fwt .• I iHeSsfcHni ¦.-.itlm.ml..^amlt^^.rii^^^: x- ranHT lawtibs er m tsabt raacTKL v ttjtgt Htan imamtt t}mmi vttt. I ...M. e..ai..i,.l ...mat tisim. faml.: NOTICE. Publlo Notice is hereby given that sn applieation in writing has been made to the Bnard of Supervisors of the Oonnty of Nassau, Now York, by Wilkins K, Pntman for permisHiun to constmct, maintain and operate a stroet surface railroad for public use in Ihc Town of Oyster Bny, t>iniity of Nassau, on the following streets, avenues aud bignways, to-wit: Beginning whero a lino divides Ihe Counties of Nassan snd SalTolk nn the road or highway leading from Amity¬ ville to Farmingdale; thence along tbe said road to Farmingdale; tnenc^ along the road leading to Huntington, tn a point whero a line again divides the Ooonties of Nassan aud SufTolk; or, along the almve first mentioned rood tn a point where the same iiiterserts a niad, street, avenue or highway that leads past thn lying Island lliiilmad Station at Farmingdale, thence iiditlicr- ly along said nxid tn where the same meets the road or highway ieudiug fmm Farmingdale to Hnntington, theiire northerly along said last raonlioned road or highwny to where a line divides the Oiuntiea nf Nassnti and Suffnlk, NOTIOE is theref nre herehy giveii Ihat Ihe Board of Supervisors of Nas.sim fnunty. New Ynrk. will eonvi'ue in Ihe bupervisors' Itnnnis in the Oourt Hnuse at Mincda. Nussau County. New York, nn Mnnday. the Iilli dny nf Jnly. ISKW, «t lUn'oliirk a, ni. at wliieh time and place tho afnresaid applicatinn will first lie considered, ami all persnns who iesire may Im heard relaliv,- thereto. Dlted, .Inne Mil. IIMW. By (inler of the Bnanl nf Supervisors .if Nassau County. N,'w Ynrk. Hexkv 1". Kkitii. Cl.'rk. Wa H. .J.iNKK. Chatrniun. NOTICE. Public Nnlico is hereby fivi'ii Iliat an •pplieation in writiiia hits Issn niii,!,' tn iho Board of Supervisors nf the t'>,uiity >f Nassau. New York, by the (ilen ^To Kailrnad Cnmpany, for is^rniissinu lo construct, maintain and operate a itreet surface railroad for pnblic use m ;ho Town of Oystor Bay, County nf Nassan, on the following stres-ts, ivennes and highways, to wit: Beginning near the ftsit nf M'tin itmet or LAuding Rnad in Glen C,nve from the Horbnr to Cottage Row; .'/ottuge Row fmm Main stnx't to School street; Seii'sil strc't from t'ottage Row lo Olen strtH't; Olen Itreet fmm Sch,ml stnM>t tn the south- •rly terminus therenf: thc Olm ('^ive or i>dar Swamp Rnad fmm (Men street tn 'he mad leading tu the railmad station It Se.1 Cliff. NOTICE IS thcnfnre" beriby given '.hat. the Board nf Supervisors nif Nassau ^onnty. New Ynrk. will cnnvinc in he Sopervisnrs' Rnoms in tbc Court Hnuse at Mineola, NasKiu Cnntity, Nrw Ynrk, on Monday, the fith day nf Inly, VMa, at ID o rl,>'-k am, at whicU ',ime and i>lace the af,)resatd uppltcatinn iviU firat be ciiisideriNl, and nil jiersnns srhn dealre may lie heurd relative there- lasted, Jnne Kth, U«i:i. Hv onler nfthe Rvml nf Supervisors )f Nassau Couutv, Sew Ynrk itsNKV 1'. Kkitii, Clerk Wa H Josrs, Chairman. WINDELS Manafacturani of FRENCH ICE CREAM and Choico Confcctinnery, French Fruits, Fancy Chocolates Also our home msde Coc.r«nnt lialla, l.emon ^(K'osnut, I'eanul KrII tie. Old Fashioned Mn lasses Candy, Cocniuiut Klaeea. Peanut Uar. t'ream Caramels, all klnda of Mixed Candy, Kiitter Scnich. Fruit Uars. Coi^oanot Bars, all linda of Taffy, etc. Churches, ramlllea and Partlea Supplied Bricli Blocii Main Stroot FREEPORT MRS. S. FISHER riEST-u HsmmiT lloj,Tilar Dinner H,"i Cents, From 13 to 'i Meals siirved at nil hours CitiTing nlso promptly attended to Special Kates to Largo Parties Soft Drinl<s Constantly on Hand FRESH CANDY rrimi the Uhik Islnriil Itinal i'tmfiTltonerj C-ii. HENDRICKSOU'S IGE CREAM Main St. "•" '•»» '•«• Fraeport Pettit Bros. Undertakers and Eibalmers r. view liiiildiiig, Main Street FREEPORT, N. V. Iir.,.l.,.,le- .,1 the t'"lle,l .Smle. Collean ,,l i:;',l'"l,"l,-,c. l'.,i:.,"li.-i"Ie<I i",lav or nisht. ;'.'-,'-r:il-,l,r, ,-le,l in llie t»-.l iinrl l"t,'M n,«n ,,,'r ,>,,!, er,'r) f»r,l,l) l" |,le,"<.,. \'^'.l,i.Ii .'.11 I.IUI. .S.uil, S!",r.. Trl,'i,h,."cM ,t; H..n.i>.|,'n,l fiK.rkTiri,'Centn, N \.ai"I N I . Ull, IIemt~t.-ad l>u IltK'kTilIu C^-Mlro The Wail Street Journal ijivea advice and answers, withnnt rharge, iu'iuiries aluut invnstmeu(ti. Stodie.s underlying caasea nf markit luovi'iueiits. Det«"miine« facts piverti- ng value of secnntii'g Olticifies,analvse« and n-views Railnaid and InduHtrial n'- ports. Has complete tallies of earnings .if properties, (juntes aciive and iuac- ;ive suicks and Isiuds. Itccords the .he last sale of bonils aud the yield on .uveRtment at tho pnce. One i( fc" linily e"","Ut the The Wai.i, StKECT Jni'KNAI. n lietler qnnlilied l" int ett m,,riey mf.ly and prnfilahly nn,l In adrite nholll inretlmentt Ihnn one nho -Inet unl di, tn I'nbliahed ilaily bv Dow, Jones & Cn , 44 Bmali St., N Y Tile nldiwt news agency nf Wall St. |I;2 a year. $1 a month. y i Benjamin D. Homan BU I LD (. H pariac«tl..aa Prepared nark feaparlntendad Kaumatn rnrelabaJ saa acaacM place. ntaiaaaci rasaaanv. u •. CROiBIE'S COUGH CURE okrmakola ointment CVKS EVERV nw 0* GOUflN. ouTM all akin It. R. Chapman. Prcsilent J A Iional.l. s..- an,| Tr.-!, Roscoe Lumber Co. Wholesale an,I Retail Vi'll"'« I*iii(^ .'111(1 Sjinu'*^ Timis r, Whit.' riu.'. Mi.uliliii^-s, Trim iiml Htli Luml M-r Cypress a Specialty t\r«i .Winueanil Newtonn Creek. LONG ISLAND CITV. N. V. LAXAKOLA 'jurea conatipation. Weak ^. Hearts • Are due lo Indigestion. Nlnely-nlne ol every one hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when It was simple Indiges¬ tion. It is a scientific (set that sll cases ol heart disease, not organic, sre not only traceable to, but sre Ihe direct result ol Indl- (estion. All lotxl Isken Into the stomach which falls ol perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach, puffin; il up against ths heart. This Interferes with the action ol the heart, and In the course cf lime that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. Mr. D. Ktubla.of Nevula. O.uys: I had stoms<^h troubla and vu In t bed slats as I had hean Iroubia with It. I took Kodol Drspapsia Cura for about (our nKnths and It curad ms. "Vodol Digattt Wbat Yen Eat and relieves the stomsch cf sll nervous strain and the heart of sll pressure. Bottles only. $1.00 Slia holdlnt 2H times the trial size, which aella for SOc. Praparad by E. O. OaWITT * CO.. OHIOAIKX Her Dyspepsia Cured at Last. >liss Eva Williams, Saranac l^ske. N. Y., writes: "No one knows what I have sulTered with heart bum and sont stomacb, and althongh I tried nearly everything I got so I could not b«ar tho sight of tooA. 1 am happy to sny the very first dose of Pepsikola relieved me, it has put new life in my stomaoh. and I have uot had the sonr stomach onoo sineo taking it." For sale by Thomas Johnston, Dmggist, Prseport. W. VAN WICKLEN PLUMBER SteaLin Boilers )teain and Hot Water Heating Main St, • rncCPORT .oral Telephoue. iSa Lonit Olstamre .'.Sa A Broolclyn Qirl Matle Happy. Miss Anna Feuner. 779 UalseySt., Brooklyn, writes. "I frrtjuently have nervous headai-hc bnt I am happy to say that Ake-in-the head tablets always mlieve me promptly." For sale by Thomas Johnston, Druggist, Freeport. The Quaranteed Dyspepsia Cure. We have sold many diflfurent remedies for dyspepsia bnt wc give you onr word that nothing gives such nniversal satis¬ faction as Pepsikola. The manofactor- ers authorize ns to gnarantee a cnre or refund the money. 2.5 cents. Tbomas Johnston, Dmggist, Freeport. Had Dyspepsia Sixteen Years. Mrs. H. C. Lawrence, Uatesville, N. C, writes: "I have suffered nntold ' misery with dyspepsia sixteen yoars. In August, ttm, I sent for five boxes of I Pepsikola and have not suffered ono I hour siuce taking it. My weight was ' 10,1 pounds, now I weigh 138, and can never explain the relief obtained from the nse of this medicine." For sale by Thomas Johnstou, Druggist, Freeport. Cured By Pepsikola. Miss Minnie Kernau. 6;tt Washington Ave., Bnxiklyn, writes: "I could eat nothing tbat would not sonrou my stom- j sch,belching np gss all the time,snd I had [ a very bad pain undrr my right shoulder. t I got a box of Popsiknla at Van Dnzer's I ilrug store and it n'lieved the pain in my side aud has doue me so much good. A Wonderful Ointment. I The very best ointment wo know of I for e<i7,ema. stilt rhenm. etc.. and every kind of skin or scalp trouble is Derma- kola ointment, 2,5 oents. Thomas John- «ton, Dmggist. Froeport. When you Insure Yo\ir House voti want to 1)0 siii'o tbut llm insurauco coniiiiiny is absolutolv folialilo. Wu are af,'('nt fov tlu' QtRHAN ALLIANCE ouo of tho most sccuro iu tlio world LOWEST RATES V. Q. WALTERS REAL ESTATE Review Building Freeiiort, N. Y. Tclcphoticfili J, M. HEWLETT ,l,',il('r In Hay, Feed and Bundle Wood Church St.. FREEPORT. N.Y, W. F. SOUTHARO Undertaker aDd Embalmer oni,',', .l,ii,.'li,"i 1 hur. I, ,,i,.l ,M"iii Sih. FREEPORT, L, I, Cills |,r,,,u|,lly "lt,'ii,le,I ,l;,y i r nil.-l,t l/.ni; but, Tel. (.ill,,'I'll: r,'»l,l,'i"'(''J, Kreeporl MONEY TO LOAN nn nnnd nnil M<>rlKai:r, itt Ii imr tamnt. Al' Coo<l Appltcalionn proniutly act-fpletL R.eeve S, BaLrtlett. Title Insurance & Hortg^ace Loans MalnOniceti; (iUKKNI-OKT, I.. I. .11 I.llKrty Streel. New Vnrk. llrancbOffl,'«t,: Hlverlieml, I.. I. Telephone Id all olUces. A Serious nistake. E, O. DeWitt & Co, is the namo of tbe finn who make the genuine Witch Har.cl Salvo. DoWitt's is the Witch Hnzel Salve that heals withont ! leaving a scar. It is a serious mistake ; lo uso any other, DoWitt's Witch : Hazel Salvo cures blind, bleeding, ! itching and protruding piles, burns, ; bruises, eczema and all skin diseases. j Snld by Thoma.1 Johnston, Dmggist, I Freeport. I Camera supplies at S. F. Pearsall's. I ! Ladies and Children Invited. I All ladies and childreu who caunot ^taiid the shocking strain of laxative I iymjis, cathartics, etc., nro invited to j tty tho famous Littlo Karly Risers. ! Thoy are different from all othnr piUs. I They do not purge tho system. Even I a donblo doso will not*gripe, wealceu or : sicken : many people call them tho Easy Pill. W. II. Howell, Houston, Tex.. I says nothing bettor can bo used for con- i stipation, siok headache, etc. Rob Moore. Lafayette, Ind,, says all others ' gripe and sicken, while DeWitt's Little j Early Risers do their work well and i iiasy. Sold by Tbomas Johnston, Dmggist, Frooport. Read tho Review. Do You Enjoy What You Eat? If yon don't yonr food docs not do you much good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is tbe remedy Ihat every onu should tako wheu there isMiuytliing wrong with the Ktoniach. There in uo way to miiiutain the health and strength of mind anil IhiiIv except by nnurishmeut. There is nil way to nourish except throngh tho Ft<miaoh. The stoiiiitch must bo kopt liealthy, pure and sweet nr the strength will let dnwn and disease will set np. No appetite, loss of strength, nervous- iieiw, headache, coiisti|iation, bad breath, sour risings, rifting, indigestion, ilyKpeiiHia and all Ktoniach troubles aro i]tiickly cnrcd by the usn of Kodol Dyspi'pNia Cure. Sold by Thonias Johnstnu, DrtiggiHt, Freepnrt, Oct Yonr stiitionery of S. F. Pearsall, John P. Wright GENERAL AUCTIONEER Freeport. N. Y BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Patent Aftns OcsiaNS mww^- COPVRIOHTS Ac. AnroiWMn^liur S nhelrh tni df«MTlPtion mmr iloklf Mr«ruin IOII >¦ prfibfiMv T"it'i<tAbl.i,. rlcllyctinfldontlnl. llamiUioknn I ¦ont fr'-T. tMilMt for pat« i-niDiiia t«Jt«o tlimuuli Munn ft iio. rocclve tprcimtnotUe, without chnrge, tn the SckHlific American. A h«nd»oinBlr IhsMnaed weeklT. Ijir»e»t (Hr- r,il>Uun (,f snr .eletitlOe l,,uni«l. Tenn., 13 ¦ rev: tour montb*. IL Sold br 'II newidealer*. liiilll* Co."""—'New York Braoob OfBoe eah K St.. WMhiDKton. I>. <: Af y BABY WAS SICK iiy baby ia 4 months old and is taath- ing, Ilc uan sick and 1 tried a good many things, but nothing seemed to ra- lieve hini. I hsd a doctor, who said it was iaHaai' mation of the bowels, and that I would never pull him through—perhaps, if ha was under his care. When I saw ha waa getting worse 1 Btopped giving him his medicine, as he could keep nothing on his stomach. He was troubled with colie reiy much, and used to scream when ha bad a touch of it. I did not Imow wltat it was to close my eyes, day or night. I gave him a few drops of LAXAKOLA aad it relieved him. 1 gave it to him a Isw times snd it worked like a charm, aad ita now TOAlA pretty fair all night. Ha is a great deal better looking baby siaea I gave him LAXAKOLA, and I think il aU motliers knew how good it was thaj would use nothing else,-Ms>.liAsrDAi.Bv. ttitt-ti ctau. M7 rint 8t" Boath Bostoo, Mast. Thomas Johnston, Fraapert, L.I. PEPSIKOLA cure. Indigestion and dyspepsia. This Mantel..!. In Oak, Gloas Finish $15 Oak Cabinet Mantels from Sl2 up MANTEL & FIREPLACE FITTINGS of all kinds, at city prices BATHROOMS AND VESTIBULES TILED ORNAMENTAL CENTCRS AND BRACKETS D. MORRISON Show Rooms Grove Street, Freeport STATE NEW& wife niiaa, ¦• Dia t>«tr. flobert Wllklnaon. for thirty.flrs years night telegraph operator In the New York Central sutlon at I'ousli keepsle. remained away from his iwst for thr first time a few days ago. He acted the part of tbe nnknown hero when his wife was dying In their home In Montgomery street. She bad been ill for a long time. For W(>eks thp faithful operator went to his jioKt uf duty, hoping his wife niiiht llw nu til morning, vifbcn he should Ih' re- llcviHl. He went to tbe statiiNi at night as usu.ll. telling no one of his wife's precarious comllUon aiul asking for no n-Uef. He fell she wonld not (He In his absence. I.ste In tbe night Mrs. Wilkinson grew weaker, nnd It was plain that shr conld not live long. Hurriedly a neighlier tclepliou"(' tg Iter husbiind that his wife was dying and he wss wanted at hniiic at once. He wss BCnrcely able lo speak, and .nt hume it was understood he had left the telephone to hurry to the bedside. An hour passed and another telcpliune mes.sage reached the operator. His wife was dead. In Ihe saddened home they awaited his coming as another hour passed. Then a uclghlior tele¬ phoned hlni again, asking when he could come home. Then came this an¬ swer, wbich explained nil Ihat bud gone before: "I rannot come horae un¬ til I am relieved. Trains arc on Ihe rnad and I cannot leave the key." Mlien he wns relieved In Ihe luoniing he liurried, weeping, lo his hoin\ Crop Dallella For the niste. The Xew York section of the climnte nnd crop aervlce of Ibe Weatbir Hn- reiin. In co-oporation with CorneH I'nl¬ versity, hns Isstied Ihe followltiT crop bnllelln: "Thp teniprrntures during the week were too cool for piM|H'r growth, liul the severe drouth was broken by nlinndnnt raln,i in all sections, which citme generally slowly nnd steadily, thoroughly soiiklng tbe ground. In parta of the East, however, particular¬ ly in tlie Hudson Vnlley. there were excessive rains, three to flve Inches or more In plniMw, nnd damaging Iioods risulled, A mnrked Improveiurnt ts noted 111 wheat, rye, barley, oats, pns- tnres, meadows nnd hops, bnt the rain ramp too late lo snve the hay crop, which Is excppdingly light, Mnch pro¬ gress has been nlnde In trnnsplantlng tobacco plnnts. wblch ate growing fast, nnd pinnling and replnntlng corn nnd potntoes will bp expedited, al¬ though much of the ground Is now tno wet for plowing. Early lienns nre coming up. aud rapid progress Is being made In planting Ihe remnlnder of Ihe crop, and also In plowing for buck whent. of which there will be a Inrge acreage. ^Beports Indieate a light fruit erop generally, except apples, which also apiiear lo be declining, the crop iK'Ing vnrtoQsly estimated from light Io iiromistng. The condition of grapes continues generally promising." Canal Tonnatr. Increme. According to Ihe stntenient given ont by the Snperlutendent of Public Wnrka. Chailes S, Uoyd. at Albnny. with reference to the tonnage on the cnnnls for thc second week In June, tlie record of Increase over Inst yenr which liegan lo show nt the opening of the scnson. Is lieing sustnined. t^ie totnl tons for the week bring IKl,7'J4. ns compared with 81.KO tons Inst .vear. nu Incrense of 1.%,fj21 tons. As hpn>to- fore the Incfease was largely mnde ui> nf Avny freight. There wns nlso n Inrgo liicrciiKt' In throngh frclglit West, lit- (MK) b.'ing shipped Ihls yenr as ngii'ii.'bt I>11)3 Ions last yrar. Oovernor Kx.rclsos Cleuiener. (lOrernor Odell has coi(ituuted Mi,* sentences and ordered the reiense of Kuitiiit E. Weniple. sentenced for'life In 1870 from ('attaradRlis Connty^^of the murder by iiolson of Iht liusliand. Nelson I'onl. convict"^ of Mdliig In Ilte .-•rime, dicil In priion. Mrs. weiuple hnd servril. with ollowaiioe of»good tieliavlnr, the cqulv.ilent of forty-six yenrs, AIi'o,Frnnk Flsh, senlenc«'d to twenty yenrs In 1800 for the 'nurder of J()hn C'lilllnnne nl Cnnsdnlgun, Also Kreilerlck Wlseinnn. sentenced In 1811,'! to seventeen yenrs and six dcnlbs for Iiurglnry In Queens Couuty. Man and lyUe Arro.Ceil. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrry P. Hnldwiu have been nrrested st Wnlertowii on n I'lnirge of grnnd Inrccny, The Hnld- ivlns are a young couple populnr nnd ivcIl known. The hnsbniid Is n Jeweler nnd Is employeil by W. 8. tiueiicer Ihere. It ts charged Ihnt he robbed hil employer of diamond rings, a gold watch and rhain, other vnlnable rings nnd v,'irloiu Jewels. Mrs, Baldwin was arrested oh atuplcloli ot being an iie- eessory. Moaatala BoSel Bnni.d. Tbe Mountain View Hnuse, abnut •Ix miles from I.,ake PIncId, In the Adi¬ rondacks. owned by Ilobert Antes, bns lieen totally deslroyed by flre orlglnnl- ing In a defective cliliiiney. I'nrt nf the contents was snvcd. The loss Is about $12,0(X). Ready for Business. All who have PE^NANINK •'><*"* ^^"" 1 THE PENANiNK FOUNTAIN PEN - PEN-AN'-INK f.,r I a \;i-t;iriiiv nf nun ;inil wnni, n u h,, ;;l,i,ll\ t(~,tify tn frciddin I from tHin(l.ii,'o t'i thi. Ink Stairl. I'crU'Ct -ritinif convenience I for a Unv price. Sati^-faction ficiranteod. roa SALE BY S. F. PEARSALL REVIEW UllLDLNU MAIN STRECT FREEPORT All Aronnd tlio Slale. Six residents of Cherry I'reck me raising glnslng ns n side Issue to olhcr business. Wellsvllle resldenis nre coiitrllinllns lo n fund to pioviil,' for oiitofdnor concerts this suminer. Tnrred nincndnm imveiiic'it Inlil In feiitrul nvcniie, Krednnln. three ytars «go, hns proved unsntisfnctnry, 'l'lle Iirleans Tonnly Ilnnrd of Siiper- vlsnrs hns decided tn nse brick lu cou- uli'uctlng the county's new Jnll, Nlngarn Fnlls' Hoard nf Henlth nsks for tla.Mo to run Its depurlnienl for the next twelve niunths. Of this sum 1110,1)00 Is reqnlrod for n iiiiiiraulluu liosplial and site, Joscpli Faulkner, elglilytwn yeurs of age, a resident of Hath, coniniltted sui¬ cide by banging himself. He had been 111 fnr snme time past, and Is liellcvi'd to have Im'cu oul of his mind. A lllllin Klone iiuarrles an' furnishing wnrk to n big force of men. Kngle Island, off Ihe village of .Sndiis It.'iy, Wayne County, bas Incu linught l,y a syndicate. A i,Ml,0(Si hotel Is to lie erected nnd Ihe plnce lilted np as a liighclass excursion |iolnt. Ilocheislcr tlieet ralln-uy Interests are back of Ihe purchase, l^ickpurt Aldermen and nllnr clly (.Hlclnls weiit lo .Magnrii I'hIIk nml wit iiesed the purlllcatlon nf water by tlie ir.nne process. They nre reimrled to li.lvc expressed the opinion Ilmt thiy M'Hic not favorably Impressed wllh Ihe ilciiiuUKtrnllon, .Vest ytni' will bring nbout the ren- lennlnl H('l»letnent of what Is now I'st' liirnugiis County. Adam Hooper and iiavid H(uster In 1704 loealed where (liean stands now. It is fill lu various (vortlons of Cattaraugus Cnunly thnt llicin should do soinetlilug handsome In celclirnllng Ihe occ.nslnii. It Is estimated Ihat Ihere will be only almut lalf a crop of t'ooiard grapes In the Huinmonds|Hirt section. Vliicyni'dlsts say Ihe (laiunge was nnt line to tlie .Mny frnsts, bul Ihe winter Lining, (aiiM'd by lln- wi I weather lasl ve,tr, which preventid tnoroiigli rlrien- ing nf the wood, tlius iiinkluf It sad llie buds nu enny lircy lo variable wealher. n» Taa<l Pmm In Oatml Afriea. Frenrh exiilorers report lh*t the T<»d Sea in ten tral .Mrir». oi uhuh icry Iitllc I h..» I*en known thus fir. i. elK.ut JM I miles in ttagth snii alxnit «(tiiiy-iwn luiies in wiiilh. Tbe lake im nm very ileep- lu Ihe i»e«t shout teentv-fighl feet sod lo he e«j>t wsrrelv «i» feet. There »re shout -ightv .mall iilan,l> in the Uke which ars iihtbiteJ by Mime aO.OOO nativen. ¦• TormlaaUaa IslaiU. The (JauM ei|«ditK>n to tbe Antsrrtie haa din^lled the trsdrtion about lk* ciiat- ence "l Terminstioa laUad. The fisaM tM.M>d ovrr thr alleied site of the island. The grealeat cold rztwnennrd waa •eventr- aix degrcea below sero, FaJuealicit. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR JUNE 2S. Heview nf the I«asona SIndled Dartaa the Second QnarteiwRaad Mom. I., I-T, - IS-tS-Ooldea Teal, S Tlm. I*., la— Tople. Pnul'a Laat ¦»¦;•. Ininvluction. -The leaaons tliia (piarter cover the last few vest* ot ihc lifr of the siHwtic l'(.ul. It is »u|ii"Mcd that' he wsa rclciwd frem hia tirst imnns-minent in A. 1). 6,1, snd thst he Ihrn made a fonrth miasionarv jnurnrv, viaitinu Maerdonia, and imiliably'.'^pain, mnl .\ai« Micor, whence he was 'afiain carried a prisoner to Rome. He *m» liehesdrd near Koine, on Ihe "0«- lian Wav." bv Ncro, in nbout the year •• A. 1). lliua ended one of the grandest and moat fruitful lives the world h.is ever aeen. ISummary.—Lesson 1. Topic. Psol's min¬ istry st Kilhesus. Thia ia near the e\om of Paul's firat missionary journey. After tho riot at Kphestia he viatted Macedonia and Gre-H-«. and returning, he atopped at Mile¬ tus, a city about thirty live miles aouth yf EpIicBua, He sent for the elders snd bade them an affectionate farewell. lie urged tiiem to tske heed unto tlicmaelvei! snd to all the Hock; ssid that gricvoua wolye. would enter in among them, not spsriog the flock. He called attention to hia life of self denial and labor. After tbia tbey kneeled down and prayed. II. Topic: Thc change that will take place in the body st the resurrection. Clinst'a reautr»Ttion ia fully eatabliahed, and Hli resurrection ia an important res- son for believing that all the dead will ba rniaed. Thia mortal body rannot inherit thc kiiisdom of tlod, but must lie changed. This will take "lace when the Isat trump shsll aound. Through Chriat we have vic¬ tory over death and the irave, Paul urgea the church to be ateadfaat. unmov- able, alw.iya abounding in the work of tlia Lord. HI. Topic: Purity of hfe, Paul wrota to thc Homans from Corinth. Chriatians pav their ilehta except the debt of iorr, which is a periietii.il obligntion. The ons whn loves hia neighlmr as himself will not trr»p.ies in anv way. It ia time to awake out of sleep and cast off the worka ol dark¬ ness nnd put on the armor of light. »• shoulil "|iut on" Chriat snd make no provl¬ alon for th* flesh, IV. Topic: Paul'a coming afflictioas. Paul reaches Tyre; meets with a cordial reception; continnes nis journey to (Jseaa- rea; enters the h,>use of Philip, th* evan¬ gelist, one of the seven; t.irricd than manv davs; the prophet A(iabus arrives: takes Paul's ftirdle an<l binds hia hands and feet; aava that tliua Paul will be bound at .Icnisalem and will lie delivered to tha OcntilcB, When thc disciplea heard tlia propiiecv of Agabua they lieaaught Paul BoT to go to Jrniaaleni, but he told tliem tiMk he was not only ready to be bound at Je-' ruaalcm, but also to give hia life lor tha truth. V. Topic: Pani mobbed and rcseaed. Aa soon as Paid reached Jerusalem he con¬ ferred with thc elders of the churrh. Ha then entered into the temple snd purillaa himself, according to the cersmonisl law. Jews from Kphesua saw him in th* wojl- en's cmrt with slrangcra, snd supposed lia had token a (icntilc into thc tempi* aiM thua |>ol1nted it. They atirred up a aMD anaiiiat Paul for the purpose of taking his lite. Paul was rescued by Roman soldtm. sod afterward while standing on tiw stain delivered an addrese to the aSMmlNSd throng. . . ¦ . VI. Topi'-: Paul delivered from tht Jews. At the close of thc address d*li». cred on the slairs the mob was Sfiia stirred ngalnat Paul. Lysias, tha Roaiaa capuin. waa sbout to acourg* him wiMn Bt learned that Paul was a Roman eltiim. After this a eonapirscy was made saaif** Paul bv tho Jews, forty of them bindlllg themselves together under a curse tlm thev woulil neither ent nor drink until thigr ha,i killed him. The plot wns discotrered. and Lyalss sent Paul with s strong mlUtafy escort to Cseaarea. VII. Toiiic; Paul's go()d confession, FMM at Caesaren; a Homan prisoner; is tried before Felix, the governor; Jews coine from .Tenisnleni accusing him; the charaes wcre'sediliiin, heresy, ancrilege; Paul's de¬ fense woa clenr ond unanswerable; their charlea eouM not lie proved; Paul eon- fes»,>I thnt he was a Christian, After eer¬ lain davs Paul spoke liefnre Felix and hia wife, Drusilla: reasoned nf rightcousiisas, Icmiierance and judgment to come; Felia tretnMcd; ho|ied thnt money would ba gi\'cn him that he nilslit relcsae Paul. VIII, Topic: Poul'a defense. After Pari had lieen in prison two years he was called before Festiis, the uew gnvernor of Judaa, nnd King Agrippn. (o mnko hia defeaar. Paul hod nntiealed to Home, and Festaa desired lo frame a charge against him. Paul's address drepiv imnreased Festutand Agrippa. nnd they decided that if he kad not appealed to Home he might have liesB released. Hut his appeal waa alkiwed to stand, and arrangements were roads to send him to the imperial city, IX. Topic; Life through the Spiril, Tfce law haa no power to deliver from sin; it ia wrnk through the flesh; ('lirist, who cams ill the likeoeaa of ainful fleah. hna power to aave from ain, Tn* Christion Is not ear- nnllv mirded, but apiritualljr minded; ha w^lka not after the flfsh, but after tha Spirit, The Hoir Siiiril dwells in tM hearts ol those whn nre Christ's; such an led by tho Spirit nf Cod. X, Topic: Paul'a voyage to Malta, Paul tet sail frdm Caaaares to Rom* Augual tl, A. n. 00. Thsy Unded at Fair Havens on the laland of Crete during the atormy tea- son, Paul advised thrm tn winter hert, but Jaiius, the centurion, who had charge, decided to sail f,>r Phcnice, a more comma- diotis port of Crete, On th* way a hntri- caae struck thrm, all hop* nf being savsd was given u|i, but rinn<lv Ihey abandoned the ship and escaped tn Khlto, XI, Topic: Paul rrciching to Ihe Jews st Home. Paul performed many niiraole* 00 the laland of Malts, and the people al the island honored him nnd his companiona with many honors. In the soring Paul aad the nthrrs with hiin were laken to Putaoli. near Naples. The apostle Ihen went !•» Rome, called the Jens together; eiphlned why he wsa ther* s prlHoiier nnd prracbta Chriat. XII. Topic: The duties nf the Chriatiaa minister. Paul wrote his letter to Timolhy from Rome. Th^s* were among his last eorits. Tiipnthv had learned much eoB- n-nitnc the Scriplures when a rni'id. 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Oct 16, 2007
Idea Book - ScanBot Video and NXTLog
You can also see a NXTLog of ScanBot here.
13 comments:
- Andy said...
I saw it a couple days ago, really cool! ;-D
- Oct 16, 2007, 10:57:00 PM
- Fay Rhodes said...
That's a wonderful video, Jonathan!
- Oct 17, 2007, 12:17:00 AM
- Rick Rhodes said...
Excellent video!
- Oct 17, 2007, 12:19:00 AM
- McZargald said...
One of the coolest LEGO video's I've seen! Not quite on the same level as Brian, but he's using Mac, so you're excused:-)
- Oct 17, 2007, 12:42:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
For teachers and students - Jonathan provides the full program and instructions for this robot in the book - after reading and working through it, you'll be amazed at how your skill level jumps - especially when it comes to variables!
- Oct 17, 2007, 1:12:00 AM
- Conchas said...
Nice application!
- Oct 17, 2007, 4:10:00 AM
- Guy Ziv said...
Amazing resolution! Can you tell a little how you get this level of accuracy? Since the light sensor is hardly 'point-like' detector, I find the final outcome amazingly accurate.
Guy Ziv
- Oct 17, 2007, 4:28:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Very nice video, Jonathon - I loved it (music, time-lapse, and all). I too am impressed with the resolution, nice job!
Brian davis
- Oct 17, 2007, 5:01:00 AM
From somebody that bought the book all I can say it go buy a copy. It is worth it. I agree with Jim that the program for this robot is superb. Purchasing the book will encourage more books like this. Hopefully from the same group!!!
P.S. I have also found the chapter on BT to be top notch writing. I have not built all the robots yet but having examined the programs for them I have to say that this is probably one of the strongest books out there with beginner, middle, and advanced users all coming away happy.
- Oct 17, 2007, 5:16:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Thanks everyone, I'm glad people enjoyed it!
I didn't use any fancy techniques other than putting the sensor close to the paper and taking measurements frequently (that tone you hear as the Light Sensor moves across the paper is actually a series of short beeps - one for each time a measurement is taken). Also, the user can set the threshold between black and white, to compensate for different lighting, shadows, etc.
Since the light sensor doesn't measure tiny portions at a time, it isn't too good at picking up small spaces between black lines. However it works well for semi-basic shapes and large letters.
- Oct 17, 2007, 11:20:00 AM
I constructed a scanner from instructions posted a while back built by kevinsquest. His scanner produced a grayscale image once uploaded to a pc program. Once the light sensor settings were tweaked this scanner produced a surprisingly good grayscale image. For some reason his scanner instructions were pulled from the site.
Jonathan, your scanner looks interesting and the video is cool !
- Oct 17, 2007, 11:21:00 PM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Yeah, I saw that scanner... kevinsquest is really good at robots. He took his robots off the website, though, because someone was sending him nasty e-mails.
- Oct 17, 2007, 11:43:00 PM
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SAVOY, Mass. — Firefighters snuffed out Friday what could have been a dangerous fire.
"It could have been [bad] if we didn't get here in time," Savoy Fire Chief Lawrence Ordyna said. "It appeared that it had gotten into the walls and once that determination is make, we call a first-alarm fire."
The chimney fire was quickly snuffed out with fire Departments from Adams, Cheshire, Florida, Windsor, Hinsdale and Plainfield all responded to Main Road home at about noon. The home suffered minimal damage and there were no injuries, Ordyna said.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A North Adams woman was arraigned Friday morning in Berkshire Superior Court on a drug charge.
Eden J. Lemaire, 20, of Walnut Street had not-guilty pleas entered on her behalf on single counts of trafficking in Oxycontin and conspiracy to violate drug laws.
She appeared before Judge John A. Agostini, who released her on personal recognizance.
The charges stem from the execution of a search warrant at the Willows Motel in Williamstown on April 2, 2010. The investigation was conducted by members of the Adams, North Adams and Williamstown police departments and state troopers assigned to the district attorney's office, members of the Berkshire County Drug Task Force.
The Massachusetts State Police Air Wing last night located a hunter who had gone missing in a forest in Savoy.
A state police helicopter crew found the hunter, a 62-year-old Savoy man, at 10:50 p.m. in a wooded area by using the aircraft's forward-looking infrared camera. The hunter was located about one-third of a mile from the point where he had entered the woods almost nine hours earlier.
The helicopter crew directed state police ground units to the hunter's location. Troopers on the ground and local firefighters determined that he had suffered potentially serious injuries but was conscious and appeared to be in stable condition. The helicopter crew illuminated the scene using a high-powered searchlight mounted under the nose of the aircraft while rescue personnel removed the hunter to an ambulance for transport to an area hospital.
State Police had begun searching for the hunter at 5:50 p.m., when his wife called the barracks in Cheshire to report him missing. She told troopers he had entered the woods at about 2 p.m. wearing fluorescent orange clothing and was usually home by dark. Troopers and state police dogs began a ground search. At approximately 10 p.m., the Air Wing unit was dispatched from its base in Westover and located the hunter less than an hour later.
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