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County Council buys time by protesting Holladay annexation
01/01/2014 8:34amThe Salt Lake County Council will protest the proposed annexation of 287 acres in the unincorporated county to Holladay. The move enables the county clerk to verify annexation petitions and the Planning Commission to meet on the issue.
Portal for lawmaker emails launches online
01/01/2014 9:07amUtah legislators can publically share their emails in a new online portal that launches Wednesday.
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Utah consumer attitudes climb to historic best
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Tiny pacemaker on the horizon
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Local filmmaker shares childhood romance in award-winning short
01/01/2014 4:04pmBased on his own fifth-grade relationship, a local filmmaker tells the story of a boy who sports a mullet as he tries to get the attention of the most attractive girl at school.
Driver in head-on collision admitted to psychiatric unit
01/01/2014 4:42pmA woman who caused a head-on collision by driving the wrong direction on I-80 was admitted to a psychiatric unit Tuesday.
Fugitive tries to flee, scuffles with officers, police say
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Woman shot in face during domestic dispute, police say
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Polar bear plunge forges bonds at Great Salt Lake
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Backyard pets intentionally killed with knife, Payson family says
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DUI blitz nets 24 arrests, 178 traffic stops
01/01/2014 7:35pmUtah troopers promised to be out in force looking for DUI drivers Tuesday night, and they found what they were looking for.
1 found dead, 1 booked into jail after Hurricane trailer fire
01/01/2014 7:51pmPolice and fire investigators in Hurricane are trying to determine what started an apparently deadly trailer fire early Wednesday morning.
DUI suspected in fatal Draper crash
01/01/2014 8:13pmA man died Wednesday morning from what police believe may have been the first and only alcohol-related vehicle fatality on the first day of 2014.
2 actors with Utah ties nominated for Best Actor honors
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Colorado marijuana industry opens for business
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Scammers calling from 473 area code, police warn
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Parents of boy in 'Mitchell's Journey' reflect on their experience
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2 newborns tie for first Utah baby born in 2014
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11-year-old girl playing hide-and-seek gets stuck in washer; freed by firefighters
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All babies are born knowing the "secrets of the universe" and with the ability to speak with each other. What adults hear as baby-talk is actually sophisticated conversation. But when babies reach two years old and begin to speak our language in full sentences, they "cross over"-- forgetting their secret language and becoming "one of us." In BABY GENIUSES, Dr. Elena Kinder is an intelligent, scheming and wildly ambitious woman. She heads BABYCO, the world's largest corporation that manufactures products for babies. However, what the public does not know is that she also funds a secret research lab, together with her partner in crime, Dr. Heap, devoted solely to cracking the code to this special baby language which she is sure does exist. It will mean enormous profit and power if she is the first to do it. But when Sly, the best and brightest of these baby geniuses, escapes from the secret lab into the outside world, Drs. Kinder and Heap have to get him back before he blows the lid off of their secret forever. Sly organizes the babies in the outside world to invade the secret lab in order to free the baby geniuses and bring down Dr. Kinder's evil empire.
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VOL. XIV NO. 37 FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1909 Official Paper of Nassau County FREEPORT NEWS Coming Events July it —.Stra'vvlitrry fe.stival, I're.sby teria.'i Ohapel. July ?>—Law.i Fete, .Mystic Hebekah Lofige, i.'orner Chur'-h .St. and Merrick Road. Wednesday, .July 14, annual picnic of the M. E. .Sunday .School at Long Beach. July 14 Episcopal Sunday S'.'hool ex':ur.sio!i to High Hill IJeach. July 21—Picnic of ['resbyterian Sunday School to High Hill Beach. Siiiple cnpics (it the Kevif'W can bo ticcnri'il at H. (rdlict/.'s and the Review office on .Main St. and DaSilva's on W. Merrii'k Komi. The annual picnic of the M. E. Sun- <]hv S'.'h(.iiil will occur Wednesriav. Julv 14* 7 Elvin N. Edward.s . is able to be around after being eonfiiied to hitf home by serious illness. Several hundred people witne.sseil thje face.s at the South Shore Yacht <Jlub .Monday. Ex-State Senator Tlionias (\ VLitt is BlX'iidiii;; the suiiiiuer vvitli Mrs. Jennie J. Abel, on Ro.'-e Sr. Reuben S. Hamaker has com to the mountains of Pennsylvania to spend the month.s of July and .A.ugust. Louii T. Wells has purcha.sed an auto. Chas. Lenker is to spend the sumtrier on a trip through Europe. Base-Bal I .Notes -MECH.^NICS' LE..\GUE Sfanding ot the Clubs Won I^ist Per Hempstead I). Kiefer was successfully SpriiiKtield njion at a Bronklyn hospital Freeport ¦ The ne.xt thing to having a drug store next door is the ser\ice referred to in Smith & Bedell's ad in this i.s¬ sue. It. Mrs. J operated .Monday. \ The Pre.sbyteri'dii Sunday School will go to High Hill Beach for its annual picnic on July 21st. Firemen in uniform were on duty at the various fire houses from mid¬ night Sunday to midnight .Monday. Geo. Klingbiei has sold his barber business, corner of .Main St. and New¬ ton B'lul'.'vard and moved to Richmond Hill. .Mr. and .Mrs. .\lonzo Foster and Mas¬ ter Harry Foster .-ailed for Europe yes¬ terday (Thursday). They will return abiiut Sejit. 1st. There was a large crowd at the en- tertainmeiit by the Phi Alpha Athletic Club at Sigmond Opera House last Fri¬ day evening. The program was en¬ joyed, also the dancing which followed. The (Jreat South Bay Ferry Co. car¬ ried 22oi) passenges on it.s trolleys to p]llison's dock July -"ith, ar.d took l.'iOn of them to Point Lookout. Scheduled trips '.vere made and goofi service WiKidiin In Will id Rockvill nt. lion Centre 1 "i ]• (James .Saturday. Hempstead 7, Freejiort o. Woodmere 1."!, Sjiringtiel'l '.i. Inwood 20, Rockvilie Centre ¦'). (James .Monday Springfield ",), Freeport U (forfeited). Student. Hemjistead 2S, Rockvilie Centre o. Woodmere defeated Inwood. Freeport was defeated hy" Hemp¬ stead Saturday afternoon in a very in¬ teresting game iiy the score of 7 to 'i. Fishel, who started in the box for F'reeport. pitched very good ball for four innings when hi.s arm failed, and Hemsiitea.i landed on him for enough liits, coujilcd with a couple very un- excusable errors, to make the game safe. Freeport was obliged to use an outside man in this game, because of not having enough players present. Monday, on account of not being able .Matthew .S. (Caldwell, who was prin¬ cipal of Freeport School from lh7tj to 1879, died at his home in Far Rocka¬ way Tuesday. Funeral services were held this Fri.lay afternoor.. Church .Notes At tlie M. E. Church Sunday morn¬ ing, the pastor, Rev. SV. .¦\. Richard, wiU take for his theme, "The Spirit versus the Letter in Religion." Al 7:4.} p. m. the Epworth League and the evening congregation will join in a "Sixty .Minute Service." when Dr. Richard will speaii on "Every ^Fan a BALDWIN Barto:T (J. Prir.je has a new auto. "Calvin; The most ( hristian man of his generation," will lie the morn¬ ing sermon theme of Rev Charles Her¬ bert Scholey at the First Presbyterian' Church in i.'omemoration of the 4niith atives here, anniversary of the birth of Jdhn (.'al¬ vin. In the evening the pastor will ~" ""'*"*¦ Jireach ujion the subject. "Why should a young man be a ChristiariV" In the First Baptist Cliurch. Stanley W. Roberts, minister, there wiil be jiuiilie worshiji of (iod Sunday l(.i.;;i) a. ni. and 7.:Jti p. m. Morning theme. "Deathless Life;" evening, "The way of the Tempted;" Men'.^ Forum at >; :4ii -Arthur Hut in town. Jesse K. W .¦\mityville. 'he.sor. a: ortma;; -Mr. John (JiJford has at Lenox. Mass*! .Miss Phoebe Hill, sjjent the in town. Hautsch Fourth ( d his s vi beer (if f Jul bride are siting at visiting Richmond y holidays rile .Mi.-^-es Edna and Finreiice Taft Morris Park have lieen vi-^iting rel- Mr. und Mrs. IVan have been speii'ding 'd cottage at Long Creek. C. Wortman few iiavs in a Elaborate preparations are being made for the Firemen's Carnival to be held the last four davs of Julv. to .secure a full nine, Freeport ("ouncil to '.) ::J0 to dicsuss "National Owner- was obligefl to forfi'it the game to be played at Springtield. A greatly strengthened team is ex- jiected to be jiut against .Sjiringfield Saturday, when they play them in their new grounds ojiposite Foreman's lum¬ ber yard. Caines .Saturdav Iho beacheH were tilled with people Sunday and Monday, every available boat b» ing in use. Parties were run E.stimate3 for "building the new i to Point Lookout, High Hill Beach and Long Beach Avenue sclioolhouse will j Long Iieach. The races at the South be re.'oived at the Grove Street School j Shore Yacht Club i.ttrarted a large on July 1'.). See adv. for jiarticulars. crowd. Sjiringlield at Freeport. liockville Centre at Henipsti Woodmere at Tiiwood. shiji;" Bible School at 2 ::iO: Y. P. .s. C. E. at 7; mid-week service Friday evening at ^. Everyone is cordially invited to all services. N'illugc Trustees .¦\11 the members were present at the regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees Friday evening when Tho Misses Dorothy and Mabel .Mac- .Arthur, of Brooklyn, have been visit¬ ing their sister .Mrs. W. J. Steele. .Miss Etta E. Po'.vers is in a New I WANTAGH I The Schutnan Orchestra met Thurs- I day evening with .Mrs. Thos. Thornton. i Mrs. A. E. Hunt is entertaining her ] brother, .Mr. Ear wicker, of New Y'ork jCity. I The Wantagh Gun Cluli will hold I a shoot and clam bake at Hungry Har- ! bar Saturday afternoon, .luiy 17th. i All se.isions of the Memorial Sunday School and the (.'hristian Endeavor So¬ ciety have been susjiended until Sep¬ tember. The old school building, including the furnaces piping, registers, etc., as well as the iiutbiiildiiigs. will be sold at public auction to-morrow, Saturday. The following letters remain un¬ claimed in Wantagh Post Ortice: Yohannes Bahr, Miss Jennie Erskine, .Mrs. Yohn .¦\xhler, Steve Makatuvce and .Mr. Fred .Shod. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Young, Mrs. James M. Seaman, Mr. and .Mrs. J. J. Fust'ell, and .Mrs. Fred Wieliel are sjiending some time in cottages at High Hill Beach. ' .Mrs. Edith .M. BarkiT, widow of the late Geo. A. Barker of Baldwin, and ; Porte V. Kansoin of Huntington, an : engineer of the New "I'lirk Dejiartment York Hosjiital having undergone a sue-1'd' Water Sujiply. Gas and Electricity, <l'u\ ojieralioii last Saturday morn- Miss Ethel (iolder entertaineil a ad. a large number of routine bills were chre jiarty at the home of her sister. The City of Brooklyn will sell the houses on its new conduit line at pri¬ vate sale by sealed bid.s, tiext Monday, ua advertised in the Review this week. A violin class has been .started under Prof. Edward Fajaim and will meet in the M. E. Sunday School room next Saturday afternoon at ;?.00 o'clock. Those ulio wiuilii bo interested in buch ^project are invited to be present. The otricer:; of Freeport Council .\o. 57, Jr. O. U. A. .M., will be publicly installed next Wednesday evening by the Deputy Slate Councilor Josejih D. Tunison and Staff. After the installa¬ tion there will be speechmaking and refrcslimeiit.-i. PHI ALPHA The "Brooklyn Professionals" de¬ feated Phi Alphas .Monday afternoon by the score of .'i to 1. The Brooklyn Professionals were a strong team. Most of the players were former big leaguers and knew the inside of the game. Winham, who jiitched for Pittsburg in the National league laat year, was at second base for the visitors while Maurer, late of the Johnstown team, played short. .Matty Furst jdlched and was too .strong for his former teammates. '.ter Jiart ot C. Gilbert, A. C'imbs, ' Louis M. Frank Fox, I While catching in tho game between ' the Phi Alphas and tho Brooklyn Pro- 1 fes-'sionalH Monday a foul tip struck 'Jesse Searle.'' on the right hand, split- This Friday evening, July '.», in the ting it so badly that Dr. Carman was Sigmond Opera House at Freeport ' obliged to put five stitches in it. Jess George B. Lawrence and company of was back before the game was over to fourteen performers will give "The ' coach the players. Ho will be out of Power of Drink," a western melodrama the game for a month or more. «f frontier lifi". _ Funeral .'^ervice.s for Percy Seaman, People who like a nice day on the bav -^on of .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Seaman, <•,,,, might well tako in the annual excur"- were held;from his late residence. South teresting^game of baseball. aion of the Sunday School of the Main St., Sunday afternoon. The pall Diamond Dust We are unable to jirint some interest¬ ing base-ball comments, this week as the writer failed to sign his name to the cojiy to guarantee its authenticity. Even though I'hi Alpha lost .Monday, the spectators were treated to an in¬ it seems too bad that the local team is unable to Church of the Transfiguration to High kH.'arer« were E. Vernon Colyer, James keep up its speed for more than ..ight Hiir Beach next Wednesday. Boats ^¦- Stiles, Harvey J. George and James '""'"f- !"«'• ^^^« Kame-s that have L'dnbsday leave Woodcleft Dock at i* o'clock tiharp. MiHH Ada t'hristians of South Bay View Avenue, received word this week that Hhe had won tho four year scholar F. .Mulcahy, members of the class of k>ft'n lost this season, the two last 1909, with whom Percy had just grad- "i"^-'^ l^ave been disastrous for them, uated from Freeport High School. William Gallagher, late of ("ushing Academy, Massachusetts, was a new- Several thousand people witnessed comer on the Phi Alphas and a very audited, taking up the the evening. Afijilications for water b l-Jrafing Place, and Robert Bedell St., and light I'm Long, Roosevelt Plai Rus.sell Place were granted. Treasurer Wallace li. Post submitted his monthly report showing balances in the various funds as follows: Gen¬ eral, *:!21.24; street, .'•."i21.:!U; water,, ii;449S.'.t('; light. .S2t;o'J.,'>^; Board of Health, .'?!):}.!S4; interest, $ltUi..'i;t; tax arrears. ?4.5L."j.*'^ ; tire department, .'«;!91.41; street light, .'i!10.:!l; light ex¬ tension, §9.:!!); water sinking, •'?297.- i:!; sidewalk, i?-"!!).7.'i; water extension, ^oii.ij'S; street grading, ^'-'I'l'l.'¦])<. .\. J-. Morgan was granted jiermis¬ sion to lay sidewalk in front of his residence at ]o:\ West Merrick Road. John J. Randall Comjiany asked for extension of water mains o.n Long Beach .Avenue south from Atlantic Avenue to Village limits; also east on Casino Avenue and south on Roosevelt .Avenue to Village line, to connect with several houses; referred to committee. The application of Michael Herman, Third Place, for electric light, was al¬ so referred to committee, tu consider the advisability of extending the line. The Onslow-.Moore Comj/any dedi¬ cated portions of several of their streets in the PJav View section to the .Mrs. William H. afternoor Ravnor. last Fri( Were married last Wednesday at the parsonage of Memorial Congregational Church by the jiastor. Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite. Wantagh (Jun C'lub won the shoot vvith the .Nassau (iun Club held at Hungry Harbor Monday by the score of .s:i to I'l,'). In the afternoon a club shoot was held, with the following results: Class A Walter Ashdown 19, Wrn. iiMiis 1.'"), John Nearly lifty Epworth League mem¬ bers and friends attended the after¬ noon and evening beach party last Sat-j schult/. IH, George urday. .A pleasant time is reported. i jjox IA, Wm. Dean D.I. I (]lass li- J. Seaman 12, Mr. and .Mrri. Fred Nicholson and i Siems 10, CJ. Box 9. daughter, of Pennsylvania, aro visit-! Cla.-'s C Harry Brailliwaiti Grover .ng Mrt*. Daniel M. here.i Nicholson's mother, Mr.^'. | Whaley, and otlier relatives The quarterly social of the Home Dejiartment of the M. L. Church was held i'hur.-iday afternoon in the Chapel. The iirogram was of u jiatriotic nature and a social hour followed the jmi • gram. The funeral of Williani 11. Seaman Divirie services in tbe .Memorial Church next Sunday a 10..'lb a. m. and 7.45 J), m. It is exjiected that at the morning sc'rvice Miss Cora Wenner, daughter of Mr. ;ind Mrs. Jacob Wen¬ ner. vsho are spending the .Summer at High Hill Beach, will sing a solo. Miss Wenner is said by those who have heard her to be an exceptionally line sintrer. The jiastor's ir.orning topic will be ".Making the Best Vsa of the was held on Sunday afternoon at the Summer;" evening, "The !.,aw of Com •M. P. ('hurch. Deceased waa in the I parison inthe Spiritual Life." 41st year of his age and had been suf-, feriiig with diabetes for some time, i He leaves a widow and a four year old son. the exhibition of lireworks under man- welcome one. He was placed in left village, deeds for which were urdered LYNBROOK abip at Cornell University, at the ex- agement of the Freeport Club -Monday Held, where he accepted every chance, filed amination held by School Commissioner , evening. The good display was and he also made a two-ba.se hit and Cooley at Mineola in June. Miss thoroughly enjoyed, as were also danc- three-bagger. Christians had six competitors, all ingandrefreshmentsattheClubHou.se Dan Draddv plays a good game,. He young men. afterward. It was necesaary to use started at short but when Searles was the lots north of the railroad track in- injured. Captain Murrav sent him to D. Frank Seaman, Village Tax Col- stead of the usual place on which the ^rst, placing Gerhold behind the bat. •Iftctor, givea notice that he will begin City of Brooklyn has placed its pijie collecting village taxes on July 19 and will continue until Aug. ;?, at the Vil¬ lage Oflice, Railroad Avenue, with one per cent fee; after Aug. ;'. he will re¬ ceive the tax at his residence, 122 Church St., with .") per cent fee. Edward Olsen and his guests (Jeo. Daley and .Mr. Breise of Brooklyn, in Mr. Olsen's boat "Norge" and Henry L. Maxson and his guests, Harry Starr of this village and C. B. Eganof Plain- tield, in the "Orianna." a sister boat, Harry Ford and Handy Fanjoy both sailed to Patchogue last Sunday, mak- them being double plays consider themselves gixid fishermen inR the run in 5 3-4 hours. With - - and they had the best time of their head winds and tide, it took the two The regular monthly meeting of the lives Tuesday night fishing in Randall boats about 9 hours to "beat" back Freeport Board of Trade will be held Bay. They wgrje out from 9 o'clock home on .Monday. and brougft ._ , There was a large crowd at the ath¬ letic games under auspices of Phi Al¬ pha Club at Athletic Park Saturday and a Jgood list of entries to ;! and brought back 7o weaktish, weighing from 2 tu 4 pounds each. Both the anglers claim the odd fish. The Freeport Rank indicates prosperity by a surplus of $45,000, ita Aljihas lost the jioint trophy by one 10 The next meeting will be held next Friday evening. HEMPSTEAD The annual pici.ic of the .Methodist Sunday School will be held at Rocka- •way Park on Tuesday. July U!. John Duryea has 'iold his property on the .South side of Fu'ton Street, he¬ tween Washington and Columbia Streets, to George S. Langdon of West Hempstead. Until further notice Benediction will ,, , -^ u n .. w, 1 J be celebrated directly after last mass, .n tratermty Hall next Wedne.sday half-past ten o'clockf every Sunday, at July. 4at>.l.ip. m. All interestei ^^^ [.^^^^y^ ^f Our Lady of Loretto, ,n village improvements are invited ^^^^. p^.^er O'Hara pastor, to attend. _ . __. President Foster has announced the j^e Presbyterian Sunday S'^hool will this year Kastenhuber finished out the game as catcher and put up a strong game. Credit should he given to Pete Smith for the clean game be jiitched. Bill Murray played his usual strong game. Seven grounders were fielded by him at second base for out, two of The nu.rriage of Elbert Davison and Miss Inez .Shisler tooK place Wednes¬ day of la.«t week at the home of the bride at Medina, N. Y. Mr. and Mra. Davison will occupy their Ious*- on Millburn Road, which is now nearly completed. Miss Beatrice Cotte and Wmant B. Pettit were married Wednesday even-] ing of last week, the ceremony being performed by Rev. William D. Tuck¬ ey pastor of the .M. E. Church. The young Jieople have the best wishes of a large number of friends. Baldwin was ijuite alive on the Fourth. A large number of visitors were in town and there waa a good deal of celebrating with fireworks during the dav and in the evening. A num¬ ber of the people sper.t the day or a Jiart iri the Bay on their pleasure boats. An alarm of fire called out the fire¬ men sliorlty after 4 o'clock Monday af¬ ternoon, when it was learned that the residence of Thomas Johnson, a brake- man employed on the Long Beach Di¬ vision, was ablaze. The house, which is a oiip-story bungalow, located on Denton Avenue, with its contents waa a total loss, although the liremen re- Hjxmded with their usual jiromptness, and especially so in this occasion as the firemen were holding a fair on Atlantic Avenue at the same time. The fire hud gained such headway before it was (liscovered, however, that it was im- jiossible to save the building or any of the furniture, amounting to anything. The loss will exceed fifteen hundred dollars, and it is not known if there is any insurance on the building or con¬ tents. At the titne of the fire no one was at home, hut it is believed that the tire started from an overheated I stove, as Mrs. Johnson|had left her hus- ¦ band's supper on the stove, awaiting ; his return. There was a large attendance ut the sh(xit of the Lynbrook Gun Club which Mon- creaaed from $42..'iOO at its meeting point, the score being Rockvilie Cen- Tueaday night. VVe congratulate tre 19. Phi Alph'a IS and Sargo .A. C. Cashire Wm. S. Hall and as well the IL announced the The Phi f.illowing committees for thejyear 1909- hold'their annual excursion July s. .A other ofiicials of the bank for the ex¬ cellent showing. The finals were: loo yd. dash -Raymond first, time. E.xecutive--Wm. P. Jones, chair¬ man; C. .A. Edwards. J. S. De Mott. Railroad- Austin Adams, chairman, Smith I'earsall, C. H. Fredericks. Membership -Thos. Burleigh, chair- Th« handsome silver c'.>p won by the Freejiort Fire Department at first by a put of 37 ft. 2 in.; Tate sec- Hicksville last year, awarded to the ond. and Lawson third. 10 4-."i; Dempsey second, James third, man; Edmund T. I^heshire, Rev. S. W. 16 lb. shot put — Longnecker, R. C, Roberts. best aopearing department in the an¬ nual parade of the Southern New York Volunteer Firemen's .Association, at¬ tracts considerable attention at the vil¬ lage office on Railroad Ave., where it is on exhibition. t'lnance—WiUiam G. Miller, chair¬ man; R. H. Mayland, A. B. Wallace. Schools - George Wallace, chair¬ man, H. P. Libby, Rev. E. O. T.ree. Assessments—R. H. Kelby, chair¬ man; H. A. Kellum, Chas. J. BetMg. Streets—J. B. Hibbard, chairtRa nan; 220 yd. dash—Lawscn first, time 25 3-5; Cochran second, Donahue third. 440 wjL run - Evans tirst, lime 58i ; Janies^«*nd, C<x;hran third. 880 yd. Run—Hunt, Phi Alpha, first, time 2:19, Evans second aYid Hewlett. Robt. G. Anderson, Stephen P. Pettit. ^AT>r> .^ic T.;;/wiT>. P. A., third. Health—J. D. Kiefer. chairman; CARD OF THANKS Hfgh jump— Rankin first, oft. 5in; Alex. Rhodes. Dr. A. F. Witmer. To our many kind friends we wish Dempsey second and James third. Law—E. N. Edwards, chairman; S. to extend our sincere appreciation of Two mile run—Renison first. 10:51 H. Swezey, Albin N. Johnson, their sympathy and consolation during 3-5; Bede'.l tecond and Donnelly third. Water, Ga« and Electricity—Lewis our great aorrow. i The 4 man team relay race was won T. WelU, chairman; W. A. Armington, Mr. and Mrs. Cha«. P. Seaman. | by Phi Alphas. Rev. Pelham St. Geotge Bissell. on Thur.sday, July s. .A special tram leaving Hempstead at 9 a. m.. going to Rockaway Park, returning at 5.20 p. m. New York Lodge No. 1, Shield of Honor, will hold its first annual picnic and dance in Carman's Grove, TroUey Stop 5."*, Wednesday evening, Juiy 14. 1909. Dancing begins at ¦* p. im. sharp. If stormy, first fair evening. Tickets 25 cents. Wednedsay-^fternoon Rev. and Mr.". John E. Zeiter brought seventeen boys and girls here from the Warren .Street section of Brooklyn. 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Dana White Feels No Vindication Following Jon Fitch's Defeat | 5thRound.com
Most thought UFC president Dana White couldnt wait to cut Jon Fitch (pictured) after he was dominated by Demian Maia at UFC 156 because White was still holding a grudge against Fitch for their video game beef not too many moons ago.
However, White claimed it was strictly a business decision to release the former welterweight top contender since the 35-year-old had entered the downside of his career. Some fans bought Whites explanation, while most were still dumbfounded by Fitchs abrupt departure.
Those same shocked fans must have thought White was privately texting his infamous to confidants when Fitch was submitted in just 41 seconds in his first post-UFC fight. So not true, says White.
When asked if White felt vindicated by his controversial decision to part ways with Fitch after Fridays upset loss, MMAs big boss reiterated that he has no personal qualms with Fitch.I have nothing against Jon Fitch, I never did, White stated after the UFC 161 post-fight press conference. It was all hyped up [expletive], but I think Jon Fitch used it as a little bit of ammo when he got cut and tried to spin it that I hated him and all this other stuff, which was complete [expletive]. But I felt that Jon Fitch was on the downside of his career.
In fact, Fitchs defeat went against Whites original prediction when Fitch signed with World Series of Fighting.
I wasnt right, because I cut Jon Fitch I said he went 1-2-1 since 2011 and I said hes on the downside of his career, hes 35 years old, he hasnt looked impressive at all but I said hell be a world champion in the World Series of Fighting. I said hell go over there and win a title, White said.
Did I think Fitch was going to [beat Josh Burkman]? Yeah, I thought Fitch was going to win. I said Fitch is going to wrestle-[expletive] him for three rounds and win the fight.


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Michael is a serial entrepreneur and visionary, whose mission of empowering ordinary investors to make better decisions for themselves led to his founding of Jemstep in 2008. Michael continues to help the company with strategy and capital raising, and his strong leadership imbues the company's passion for helping advisors and their clients achieve a better financial outcome.
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Seven Wilson College seniors presented the results of their research and two won top honors for their oral presentations at the 90th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science (PAS), held March 21 to 23 at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove. For more information, see the News Release
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Wilson College students will present the results of their undergraduate research at Wilson's fourth annual Student Research Day on Friday, May 3. The public is invited to join Wilson students, faculty and staff at all events. For more information, see the News Release
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Nine Biology and Chemistry Majors recently presented their research at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science (PAS). Chemistry major Tonya Bender, '12 tied for first place in the Best Oral Presentation category for her presentation on "Characterization of Algae Bio-oil Produced by Microwave-Assisted Pyrolysis: A Study of the Potential for Algae Bio-oil as an Alternative Fuel Source." Congratulations, student researchers! For more information, see the News Release
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You can work on files on a Chrome browser even when you're not connected to the Internet. Chrome automatically syncs files in Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides so you can view and edit files offline.View and edit your files offline (1:50)
In the video above, we show you how to view and edit your files offline in Google Drive and in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
Here are some important things to know when you're offline:
- Use Chrome. Offline access doesn't work with other browsers. Offline access is also available on Chrome devices.
- Use one account per Chrome profile. More than one person can use Drive offline on the same computer, but each person will need to log in with a different Chrome profile.
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To turn on offline access in Chrome:
- Open Google Chrome and sign in by clicking the Chrome menu > choosing Sign in to Chrome > following the directions on the sign-in page.
- Visit Drive, Docs, Sheets, or Slides. Offline access will automatically be turned on. Open a file to begin viewing or editing it even when you have no Internet connection.
Note: Do you use Google Apps for Work or Education? Chrome sign-in for offline access is not currently supported for these accounts. Use the instructions in "Turn on and turn off offline access from settings" below.
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You can manually enable or disable offline access from your settings in Drive, Docs, Sheets, or Slides.
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- On a Chrome browser, visit Drive at drive.google.com.
- In the top right, click the gear icon
- Choose Settings.
- Check the box next to "Sync Google Docs, Sheets, Slides & Drawings files to this computer so that you can edit offline" to enable offline access. Your files and folders will automatically be synced so that they'll be available without an Internet connection.
- Don't see this message in "Settings"? You may be using the classic version of Drive and should try using the alternate instructions below.
- Uncheck the box to disable offline access.
- On a Chrome browser, visit to Drive at drive.google.com.
- On the left side of the screen, click More.
- Select Offline.
- Click the blue button that says Get the app. If you already have the app installed, you won't need to complete this step.
- You'll be taken to the Chrome web store. In the upper right corner of the browser window, click Add to Chrome.
- Once the app is installed, you'll be taken to a Chrome page with the Google Drive app icon. To return to Drive, click the icon.
- Return to the "Offline" page in Drive (steps 1-2) and click the blue button that says Enable Offline.
Once you've clicked Enable Offline, you can now access your files without an Internet connection by simply going to Drive and opening a file.
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- Visit any of the Docs, Sheets, or Slides homescreens on a Chrome browser:
- Docs: docs.google.com
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- Click the menu in the upper left.
- Click Settings.
- Click "Turn on offline sync so that you can edit while offline". The homescreens will automatically begin syncing your files and folders so that they'll be available without an Internet connection.
- Uncheck the box to disable offline access.
Where offline access is available
Offline access isn't currently available everywhere. See what is and isn't available below.
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When I started this journey, I said that I did not want to make it about weight loss, and I still don't.
(Well, maybe a little.)
If you've been reading this column, you've already heard more than enough about what I've been giving up lately. However, judging by the dreaded scale –– who invented that torture device, anyway? –– I'm obviously not giving up enough of something. The scale, which seemed to be on my side in the beginning, has turned against me like the mafia on a rat. It is not my friend anymore. In fact, it seems to hate me, and I'm well into the throes of hating it back.
So what's up, other than that despised number? Haven't I suffered enough to at least be down a pants size? It turns out the answer is simple. I'm just not burning off as many calories as I'm taking in.
A little bit of research from friends, family and the experts and I kept hearing the same thing: Up the intensity of your workouts. Count your calories. (Wait, isn't there a pill for this or something? A magic potion? A prayer circle?)
Begrudgingly, I looked for the next best thing. I found an app for it.
I have not, in all of the other counting I've been doing, included counting my calories. I must have thought that if I was controlling my sodium intake then calories would naturally be low, too. It seems that is not the case.
I was happy to find a app that allowed me to count both calories and sodium at the same time, with an option to add in my daily workouts and water intake. It is called "Sodium1," and it was only 99 cents. I began keeping track over the weekend, and much to my chagrin, I found that low-sodium does not always equal low-calorie. For someone who always hated math, the amount of numbers that have entered my daily life lately are disheartening. However, if I want that "number-that-shall-not-be-named" to go down I'm just going to have to get used to it.
On the subject of increasing the intensity of my workouts without reigniting my recent case of shin splints, I consulted the American Council on Exercise. It turns out high-intensity interval training is all the rage these days, but there are some important things to consider.
According to http://www.acefitness.org [2], from popular fitness DVDs to group fitness classes to personal training sessions, high-intensity interval training (HIIT) is being used by athletes and everyday exercise enthusiasts alike to add new challenge and variety to workouts. HIIT is a cardiorespiratory training technique that increases the overall intensity of a workout by alternating between brief speed and recovery intervals to maximize your training sessions in a short amount of time. This is great since lack of time is one of the most commonly cited reasons why people don't exercise regularly. Aside from being time-efficient, HIIT has been shown to increase aerobic and anaerobic fitness, decrease body fat percentage and burn some serious calories. However, one of the most important components of HIIT is the active recovery intervals, which are often overlooked or aren't very active.
The ACE said when getting started with HIIT, first complete a five minute warm-up. Begin with a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio of speed intervals to active recovery intervals. For example, if I'm on the treadmill, I can jog or run for one minute and then walk briskly for two minutes to allow my body to recover. Avoid the temptation to shorten the recovery intervals, or to let the recovery periods be less than active. These recover intervals are when the body produces more energy for the next bout of high-intensity exercise and also removes metabolic waste from the muscles. Remember, active recovery periods should always be as long –– if not longer –– than the high-intensity intervals. And in terms of perceived exertion, high-intensity intervals should be about a seven or higher (on a scale of 0-10) while active recovery intervals should be at about a four or five.
All of this information in its simplest terms means more sweating and less snacking. Easy as low-calorie pie, right?
Five Minute Low Calorie Fruit and Cream Pie
2 (8 oz.) flavored yogurts - blueberry, strawberry (or whatever you like)
1 lg. container Cool Whip
1 graham cracker crust
1/2 c. fruit, strawberries or blueberries
In large bowl mix Cool Whip and yogurt together. Fold in fruit. Pour into crust, and chill 30 minutes. Serve.
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linuxwrangler writes "Two teens are behind bars after hatching a plan that involved drugging milkshakes they gave to the parents of one of the kids. The parents were suspicious after waking groggy the next day, and used a home drug-test on one of the remaining drinks. The teens came up with the plan in order to avoid their 10pm Internet curfew."


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Comments about Personalized Golf Balls - Set of 6:
my friend loves the balls and uses them every day.
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About Me Casual/ Recreational
I bought these for my husband he really liked them with his name on them we went golfing and he used them and always knew it was his golf ball he really liked that, but after the game the name was hard to see but he still likes them .
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By Gramma
from Geneva NY
The intials are so small they are hard to see. They are a gift for my grandson but I doubt he will notice they are personalized.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
(name to go on the balls) Richard Hemmle
By Tug
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It's for a Father's Day Gift
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Perfect for the golf lover in your life.
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Bought these for my stepdad for Christmas. Had his nickname added on them. Should have seen his face when he opened them. Definitely a unique gift.


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Learn about Immunoprecipitation which is a technique that uses antibodies specific to a protein to remove those proteins from solution. The antibody-protein complexes are precipitated out of solution with the addition of an insoluble form of antibody binding proteins.
Immunoprecipitation is a technique that uses antibodies specific to a protein to remove those proteins from solution. The antibody-protein complexes are precipitated out of solution with the addition of an insoluble form of antibody binding proteins. Examples include Protein A, Protein G, Zysorbin, Immunoprecipitin, or the addition of a second antibody to the solution (see diagram 1 below).
Immunoprecipitation Table of Contents
- Immunoprecipitation Background
- Immunoprecipitation Buffers
- Recent Immunoprecipitation Topics
- Immunoprecipitation Protocols
- Immunoprecipitation Newsletter
- Immunoprecipitation Articles
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- Immunoprecipitation Troubleshooting
Samples can then be washed after precipitation and centrifugation. The precipitates can then be run on SDS-PAGE gels with protein sample buffer. Usually the protein samples are radiolabeled prior to cell lysis. This is done by usually adding radiolabeled amino acids to cells. This makes things simple as the protein is then easily detected on film when run on a gel as the spot will emit radioactivity and expose film. You can then assess for the size of the protein (in molecular weight with comparison to size standards), and quantity (by comparing treated samples or to a standard of quantities).
Moreover, the immunoprecipitation procedure also allows the concentration of proteins that are not very abundant or difficult to detect using western blot. IP can concentrate proteins up to 10,000-fold as it can take large volumes of cell lysates and concentrate your protein of interest into a small precipitate which can then be used for western blot analysis or other methods.
Applications of Immunoprecipitation:
1) Determination of the molecular weight and quantity of immunoprecipitated protein by SDS-PAGE.
2) Immunoprecipitation is used to assess for protein-protein interactions. This is done by immunoprecipitation for one protein, and then blotting for another protein.
3) Quantification of rate of synthesis of a protein in cells by determining the quantity radiolabeled protein made during a specific amount of time.
4) Immunoprecipitation enables to concentration of proteins that are otherwise difficult to detect.
The immunoprecipitation method can be divided into several steps:
- Sample preparation and cell lysis
- Preclearing of the solution
- Incubation with antibody and formation of antibody-antigen complexes
- Precipitation of the complex of interest
- Washing of the antibody-antigen complexes to remove non-specific proteins and contaminants.
- Analysis of complexes/antigen of interest by SDS-PAGE
Immunoprecipitation Sample Preparation and Cell Lysis
Immunoprecipitation Lysis Buffers
Depending on the application of immunoprecipitation or IP, you will want to use different lysis buffers. The choice of lysis buffer is important and is dependent on the characteristics of the protein of interest.
If want to study phosphorylation of proteins or protein-protein interactions, you should try Np-40.
If you are studying total protein levels of a protein, you should try RIPA.
RIPA buffer gives lower background in immunoprecipitation. However, RIPA can denature some proteins. If you are conducting immunoprecipitation experiments to study protein-protein interactions, RIPA should not be used as it can disrupt protein:protein interactions.
NP-40 buffer has a lower deanturing level, and is thus used for phosphorylation experiments such as looking at kinase activity. Also NP-40 is used for protein-protein interactions. NP40 is a non-ionic detergent, and is the most commonly used detergent in cell lysis buffers for immunoprecipitation and western blot.
RIPA Cell Lysis Buffer - Immunoprecipitation Buffer Recipe
- 50 mM Tris-HCl
- Adjust to pH 7.4
- 150 mM NaCl
- 1 mM PMSF
- 1 mM EDTA
- 5 µg/ml Aprotinin
- 5 µg/ml Leupeptin
- 1% Triton x-100
- 1% Sodium deoxycholate
NP-40 Cell Lysis Buffer - Immunoprecipitation Buffer Recipe
- 50 mM Tris-HCl Final Concentration
- 150 mM NaCl Final Concentration
- Add 1% NP-40
- Adjust to pH 8.0
Pre-clearing for Immunoprecipitation
The preclear step is usually done for immunoprecipitation because it lowers the amount of non-specific proteins in the cell lysate. Furthermore, pre-clearing also removes proteins that may have possible non-specific interactions and a high affinity for Protein A, Protein G, Immunoprecipitin, Zysorbin, or whatever insoluble form of antibody binding protein you are using to pull-down your antibody. Some researchers find this step un-necessary and skip this step. Try pre-clearing the first time you try immunoprecipitation. If your results are quite clear, try skipping pre-clearing next experiment and see how it turns out.
IP: Incubation Antibody and Formation of Antibody-Antigen Complexes
Which antibody should you use for immunoprecipitation? Usually Polyclonal antibodies are used for immunoprecipation.
Immunoprecipitation - Precipitation of the Complex of Interest
The antibody-antigen complexes are not insoluble by themselves, ie. immunoprecipitation, is not a complete idea. Antibodies and their binding to antigens are soluble in blood, buffers, and during the immunoprecipitation experiment. What is used to precipitate out these complexes is insoluble antibody binding proteins. Proteins A and G, were isolated from bacteria, and bind to the constant region of the antibody.
Examples of insoluble antibody binding proteins used to precipitate complexes in immunoprecipitation are:
- Protein A
- Protein G
- Zysorbin
- Immunoprecipitin
Immunoprecipitation - Washing Steps
Washing the complexes is done using RIPA, PBS, IP-wash buffer, or other buffers depending on what you would like to analyze after IP. RIPA buffer is more stringent whereas PBS is less stringent.
IP Wash Buffer Recipe
- 10mM Tris; Adjust to pH 7.4
- 1mM EDTA
- 1mM EGTA; pH 8.0
- 150mM NaCl
- 1% Triton X-100
- 0.2mM sodium ortho-vanadate
- protease inhibitor cocktail
Final Notes for Immunoprecipitation
Immunoprecipitation success is dependent on the affinity of the antibody for its antigen. A good immunoprecipitation antibody will give you low background when you analyze the samples using other techniques after IP. The insoluble antibody-binding proteins used are also very important. Polyclonal antibodies are the best antibodies to use however purified monoclonal antibodies can also be used. Check your antibody vendor to see if your monoclonal antibody was tested for immunoprecipitation.
Tips for Immunoprecipitation
- Use 2 mL tubes for immunoprecipitation as they precipitates are more easily washed and resuspended
- Try skipping the pre-clearing step to save time
- Instead of washing with IP-wash buffer try PBS
- If you already have low background and your antibody is great, try ip washing 2X instead of 5X
- Make sure you remove as much liquid from the eppendorf tubes when immunoprecipitation washing


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So, I was reading a work in an old high school literary magazine on the internet, and it seems to me to be taken from one or more Discworld novels. I know the work in question is seven years old at this point, but it is bothering me. Could anyone here help me figure out which novel/s it was taken from? I have them all mixed up, I'm afraid. I do know that the title reminds me of the proverb "the new day is a great big fish", from Monstrous Regiment.
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The Lloyd Shaw Foundation in Action
This 1972 film describes the many activities of the Lloyd Shaw Foundation at that time. The movie was written and narrated by Don Armstrong, and produced and edited by Truett Myers.
In addition to dance sequences—squares, contras, rounds—there are scenes of caller training classes, teaching dances to children, and singing.
In addition to dance sequences—squares, contras, rounds—there are scenes of caller training classes, teaching dances to children, and singing.
American Country Dancing on Colorado's West Slope
The article is based on oral history collected in 1979, though no footnotes or direct quotations are included. Instead, it is a generalized summary of the author's findings.
"Depending on the orchestra, both "country" (squares, polkas, schottische, etc.) and "city" (ballroom) dancing were popular around the turn of the century. Among the local,…
"Depending on the orchestra, both "country" (squares, polkas, schottische, etc.) and "city" (ballroom) dancing were popular around the turn of the century. Among the local,…
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A Look at Square Dancing in Colorado
"Square dancing evolved a western version probably sometime in the late 1800s when the pioneers moved to settle the states west of the Mississippi. It was a square dance form that was much different from the Eastern Quadrilles and different still from the Kentucky Running Set which was probably the other source. It was more exuberant and much less…
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By JAY REED
Dateline: January. It's the time of year for making resolutions. Or not.
For me, it's that time when I look back at the year before and reminisce about those singular edible experiences that didn't make it into a previous column. It's not your average year-end top ten list. Rather, these are ten notable bites (served in two courses of five) that crossed my palate during 2012 and for one reason or another never quite fit the topic of the week. In random, non-chronological, non-alphabetical order, here we go.
No. 1 — When I wrote this same series of columns last year, Younger Brother in Charlotte, N.C. reminded me that I had left out something significant. It was an innocent mistake, but he was right. We visited that branch of the Reed tree near the end of the year, and I got it in my head that we had shared this meal around the first of the year. Apparently, I was having a mid-life moment (not quite ready for the senior discount yet) and got my days mixed up. But whether this is a last-minute mention for 2011 or the very earliest of entries for 2012, I still need to tell you about the Penguin Drive-In.
Fans of "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives" or "Man vs. Food" may know about this place. It opened in Charlotte, N.C. in 1954, and is famous for its pimento cheese burger and fried pickles. We got both of those, and they were great. But the most memorable part of that meal was the Tempura-Fried Footlong Hot Dog. The menu says you can get it on a stick or on two buns — we opted for the stick, because really, that's how fun fried food should be served, right? It has been at least a year (I do know that), but the contrast between crispy tempura batter on the outside and juicy hot dog on the inside is a very positive memory.
No. 2 — Last February, The Wife and I took a trip to Greenwood for our anniversary. As a part of our weekend we took a cooking class at the Viking School, which I wrote about in detail at the time. We made or sampled essentially six different dishes as a part of that "Decadent Dinner," and all but the soufflé and the cheesecake involved shallots. Before that dinner, I hardly knew what a shallot was, and now it was the behind-the-scenes star of our evening. Later in the year, I went to a cooking demonstration here in town at Thyme, and lo and behold if the guest chef that day didn't break out some shallots.
As I recall, he described them as something between onion and garlic in flavor, making for a very versatile veggie. Somewhere along the way I thoroughly enjoyed some of them fried like little baby onion rings. Keep your eyes open — shallots are everywhere, and it's a good thing.
No. 3 — Back in the spring, Andrew Zimmern of Bizarre Foods took a trip along the Blues Trail including a stop in Oxford. While there he visited with Chef John Currence and was treated to a BLT sandwich unique to the extreme — this BLT featured lamb fries. Not long after the show aired in August, through a bit of chance I found myself at City Grocery, Chef Currence's flagship restaurant. That BLT was still on my mind. It wasn't on the menu, but one of the appetizers was Sautéed Border Springs Lamb Fries with sunchoke puree, sweet mustard glaze, and crispy shallot (told you so).
My cousin and I split an order just to say we'd done it and were pleasantly surprised at how tasty they were. We invited his wife to eat one without telling her what they were, but I think she was onto our little scheme. Oh, you don't know what they are, either? I'm going to let you Google that one.
No. 4 — Same meal, different course. To close out the dinner that began with the unusual, an ordinary dessert would never do. I guess ordinary is in the mouth of the beholder, but I don't think I had ever had a macaron before. I had always been afraid to try one, because macaroons (with a double "o") have coconut. Macarons (a single "o"), I have learned, are an egg-white-based cookie that have nothing whatsoever to do with coconut, therefore making them fit for human consumption. These were basil macarons filled with a balsamic ice cream, with vanilla poached strawberries and fried basil leaves on the side. They could have called it "Basil Two Ways," but no matter the name these were some pretty fantastic little ice cream sandwiches.
No. 5 — On one of my visits to Little Dooey this year, Mr. Wood the Younger pulled me aside to introduce a new sandwich he was about to launch. Ironically, it was another BLT with an outside-the-box ingredient. (No lambs involved this time — don't worry). I was already halfway through a plate of something yummy that day, but not too many weeks afterwards I took the leap and tried the Bacon, Lettuce, Fried Green Tomato and Fried Oyster sandwich. Thirty-five years ago I was a big fan of the fried oysters at Shoney's, until I got a bad one — since then I've been wary of the little buggers. For those who already embrace the oyster, you will enjoy this new combo. It's a big sandwich with multiple layers of deliciousness. For the shellfish-challenged like me, it was a nice baby step back into an old friendship.
Stay tuned, the year has just begun. Or ended. You know what I mean.
Jay Reed is a local foodie and pharmacist. The culinary tastes expressed here are his and do not necessarily reflect the appetites of the Starkville Daily News or individual members of its staff. He welcomes your comments at email@example.com [2].
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Quirm is France.
This does not seem to be the case because Leonard of Quirm is a caricature of Leonardo da Vinci (Leonardo of Vinci), which would make Quirm = Italy.
edit: Reading though some other posts I see a stronger case made for countries other than quirm representing Italy. I conclude that the cities are more of an amalgamation. They have an overall 'feel and vibe' but little nuances and quirks added in from other countries, regions, and cultures. So, these mixed bag countries are more of an amalgamation. This is what really makes the most practical sense. I mean, why be restricted to the limitations of a certain country when you can just add and leave off as you please? It's your creation, do whatever you want! And, thank God for that because doing whatever you want is exactly what Sir Terry does.


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It would work as a series of flashbacks over the ten year period as a mockumentry as well as featuring the current day where the reporter is out with someone destroying frozen zombies.
But Brad Pitt's film is similar in name only.
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Thanks for comments. I think the same. I was quite excited when my friend sent me the link. I wouldn't have guessed it was WWZ if it didn't say, which is disappointing, but I'll still go watch it. I like the visuals of the sheer scale of the thing.
My face represented by smilies watching trailer . It was a busy 2 minutes for my face.
Dotsie wrote:Max Brooks didn't actually invent zombies you know Without my earphones I can't tell what his thoughts are, but if he's allowed a film to be made with this name that has fast zombies in it, presumably he doesn't care? Or he cares more about the money at least.
Real zombies don't eat human flesh. So, real zombies are boring. I'm happy for zombies to run, until their leg muscles rot, then they can shuffle along.
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This soccer comedy was 1997's highest grossing Dutch film in its homeland, selling more than 300,000 tickets. Businessman Bram (former child star Danny de Munck) flies back from Taiwan and goes directly from the airport to his regular Sunday soccer stint with his pals -- Johnny, son of their former coach; gardener Willem, married to a black woman; rude Mark, cheating on his girlfriend Rose; and Hero, a young man attracted to his stepmother. With feuds and friendships, the gang splinters and regroups as they head toward their 500th game. Shown at the 1997 Nederlands Film Festival/Holland Film Meeting.~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
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A phenomenon (from Greek φαινόμενoν, pl. φαινόμενα - phenomena) is any observable occurrence. In popular usage, a phenomenon often refers to an extraordinary event. In physics, a phenomenon may be a feature of matter, energy, or spacetime. For example, Isaac Newton made observations of the phenomenon of the moon's orbit. Additionally, Galileo Galilei made observations of pendulum related phenomena.
In philosophy, the use of the word phenomenon differs from other uses in that it refers to perceived events. Phenomena may be perceived through a person's senses or with their mind.
The term came into its modern philosophical usage through Immanuel Kant, where it is contrasted with noumenon (for which Kant used the term "Ding an sich", or "thing-in-itself") or Absolute. Phenomenon and noumenon serve as interrelated technical terms in Kant's philosophy. Noumena, in contrast to phenomena, are not directly accessible to observation. Nowadays, "phenomena" are often, but not always, understood as 'appearances'. These are themselves sometimes understood as involving qualia.


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Ernest Sanford Griggs, 88, passed away on July 29, 2013 at OCH Regional Medical Center in Starkville, MS.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John F. Griggs and Mable Barnes Griggs.
He is survived by his wife, Jean Redding Griggs of Starkville, MS; daughters, Suzanne Buckner and husband Joe of Brandon, MS and Holly Reeves and husband Dick of Monticello, MS; sons, David Griggs of Mathiston, MS and Ken Griggs of Shreveport, La.; sister, Lois Jennett of Brentwood, TN; grandchildren, Bryna Martin, Corrie Murphy, Joshua Buckner, Matthew Buckner, Lydia Buckner, Chad Griggs, and Kelli Griggs, David Ryan Griggs, Jamie, Jonathan and Leigh Ann Reeves; and 10 great grandchildren.
Mr. Griggs loved his family. He was an avid coon hunter and was very proud to have been a founding member of the TALKUM-WARRIOR Coon Hunting Club.
At Mississippi State University he managed the Mississippi Artificial Breeding Association for Cattle and he was with the Mid South Animal Breeding Select Sire Group for 36 1/2 years. He was a Navy veteran and served on the U.S.S. Ticondaroga in the Pacific during World War II.
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Yep, thats TUF 10 winner, TUF 16 coach and UFC heavyweight Roy Big Country Nelson, looking trimmer than Tom Hanks at the end of Cast Away (which, with the Saddam Hussein circa 2003 beard and all, might be exactly the look he is going for).
Nelsons weight has been a topic of much discussion over the years usually in the aftermath of a particularly stinging loss to the point that he once promised to cut to light heavyweight if enough people liked his Facebook page. Although his challenge was unsuccessful, it looks like Nelson is finally starting to take this weight-cutting thing seriously.
And it couldnt come a day sooner. With Nelson set to face former Olympic wrestler and Strikeforce heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier at UFC 166, hell need to be in tip-top shape if he is to avoid dropping his second straight contest for the first time since 2011. It also appears as if Nelson has heeded the requests of Cormiers camp and undergone a Dumb and Dumber-style makeover


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Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd you steal our garbage?! fact sheet proves the game is pure awesomeness
If, like me, you can't wait to get your hands on the first video game iteration of our favorite mathematical duo, then maybe these newly released facts about the game might hold you over. Actually on second thought, they might make the wait even worse...
While there is still no release date aside from the fact that we know it's going to be released this Fall, and that it will be available on both the Nintendo and Nintendo 3DS, we now know some of the following factoids:
- Play as Algebraic Heroes Finn and Jake – Fans will punch, slash and pick up foes as Finn and Jake as they go on righteous hero quests through the Land of Ooo, while also using Jake's magical stretchy powers.
- Action-Adventure to the MAX – The game will consist of action-adventure gameplay with light role-playing game (RPG) elements which will allow players to level up their speed, strength, health and attacks.
- Creative Involvement with Adventure Time Mastermind – Pendleton Ward, Adventure Time creator, wrote the original story for the game. The Ice King has gone way too far this time and has stolen Finn and Jake's trash and constructs a Garbage Princess. Help them teach Ice King a lesson!
- Featuring Adventure Time Favorites – The game keeps it real like the show, with the unique humor, randomness, storyline and characters that includes Ice King, Princess BubbleGum, Marceline, Lumpy Space Princess, Tree Trunks and many more!
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An Egyptian slave turns to Christianity in the hopes of pursuing freedom while falling in love with his master, a philosopher and atheist.
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Awards & Honors: All-Big 12 (800-meter run)
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2012-2013: OUTDOOR: Earned All-Big 12 Honors setting a personal best time in the 800-meter run with 1:53.02 placing seventh at the Big 12 Championships ... ran 3:51.44 in the 1,500-meter run, finished the 800-meter run in 2:09.15 at the Mt. SAC Relays ... ran a personal best time of 3:54.63 in the 1,500-meter run at the Stanford Invite ... INDOOR: Ran a 1:53.83 in the 800-yard run at the Big 12 Championships. XC: Placed in the top 50 at the Cyclone Classic.
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Facebook Feedback Friday: the best place to take the kids during the school holidaysSchool's out! It's holiday time, and while we know about plenty of fun activities in Cape Town to keep the kids entertained, we wanted to hear from you too. We asked the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, "Where's the best place to take the kids during the holidays?" Here are some of the suggestions.
Why Rob Vember loves Cape TownRob Vember is a radio DJ and proud Capetonian. He grew up in Cape Town and studied in Grahamstown, where, working at the campus station, he was bitten by the radio bug. Returning to the Mother City to join the DJ line-up on Heart FM, he then made the move to Johannesburg to become part of the 5FM team, where he has been for the last few years. He recently made the move back home to continue presenting his weekday show from 5FM's Cape Town studios. We asked him what he loves about the city.
Facebook Feedback Friday: your plans for Father's Day in the Mother CityBring your father to the Mother City this weekend and celebrate! We asked the members of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, what they'll be doing this Father's Day. Here's a selection of some of their responses.
Peaks of Africa: tours to pique your interestThere are many ways to explore Cape Town – and finding a good tour guide is one way to help you see everything the Mother City has to offer. Peaks of Africa is a tour operator that prides itself in designing travel packages for wholesale tour operators, travel agencies and individual travellers. They will organise your accommodation and airport transfers, and create an itinerary for your holiday that caters to exactly what you're after, whether it's thrill-seeking adventure or some quiet time away from the bustle.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your weekend plansStuck for what to do this weekend? We've got you covered! Check out our guide on things to do from Friday to Sunday, as well as some other suggestions too.
Smooth operators: find a Cape Town tour company that suits youIf you're planning on holidaying in Cape Town, but don't know where to start, there are a number of excellent tour operators available, with great local knowledge and the flexibility to offer a package that is right for you.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your favourite thing to do in Cape Town on a rainy weekendWith a forecast that promises rain for Cape Town this weekend, it seemed like the right time to ask the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, "What is your favourite thing to do in Cape Town on a rainy weekend?" Here's a selection of some of their answers.


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Tell me, what's easier:
a) Create a new event -> Invite everyone on friends list or everyone who's likely to be interested -> whoever wants to go RSVP's -> Fun
b) Individually call/text 25+ people to let them know something's about to go down
In practice, both are necessary. Facebook's useful to gauge initial interest in an event, but I find it almost necessary to chase down people via text or IM to get their real RSVPs (confirmed = "most likely will go but I might drop out at the last second," maybe = "nah, not really interested but might come if I'm bored," invited = "I don't know you, or definitely not going", and declined for people that **** you off )
Either way, I do notice a marked decline in activity on Facebook but I don't plan to abandon it anytime soon, even though it's generally littered with copies of my tweets. I do like how we've moved on from the crazy days of people's walls filled with two dozen apps - and app invite requests can be easily ignored.
... and finally, this is relevant to this thread