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I had had build more than 5 rigs to this date.
Every other time had no hussle at all, only slight glitches which was being compromised.
I only upgrading this low end rigs just for my dad to use at his outlet.
Only upgraded the MoBo. The previous MoBo is kaput.
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The rest are all re used hardwares.
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Posted: 06 Nov 2012
Those ardent Batman fans who kneel before the altar of Frank Miller's ultra-violent The Dark Knight Returns comic, or indeed Christopher Nolan's superlative Bat trilogy starring Christian Bale, might want to escape into their own personal Batcaves, because this story just got a whole lot cheesier.
It's only a replica of the original 1960s Batmobile coming up for auction!
That sentence alone should already have you humming that memorable, pop-art theme tune. It's being offered by RM Auctions at next month's 'Cars of Dreams' collection, and is a really very good replica of the 1965 Lincoln Futura-based motor designed by George Barris.
It was custom built by Chevrolet in 1966, complete with those iconic lines and dual glass pods, with a 5.7-litre (or 350 cu.in in old money) Chevrolet truck V8 underneath, together with an Edelbrock manifold, Weber dual carbs, a 'Turbo 350' GM auto 'box and four-wheel independent suspension.
It's also been fitted with indicators, a horn and an electrically operated cooling fan, because nothing screams 'Holy Smokes!' more than an overheating V8 on the back of an RAC truck stuck on the hard shoulder of the M25.
RM does assure us that all the mechanics are in top working order, along with an "outstanding" engine bay, underbody and chassis. The custom interior is in perfect condition too, and the car has only done 18,900 miles - "undoubtedly mostly parade miles".
It comes with a few more bits of nostalgia too: Adam West and Burt Ward's signatures, and, erm, the Batcycle! It even comes with a removable chase car too!
Both items are included in the same lot, with prices expected to reach over £100,000. Not bad, considering the original telly Batmobile - which George Barris still owns - is reputed to be worth around £1.5 million.
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Tomorrow, after more than a year watching the Wisconsin saga unfold, the nation will see whether Governor Scott Walker stays or goes. Nationally, Democrats haven't been outspoken in their support of the recall effort—in May, the DNC took heat for not supporting activists and just this weekend, former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell told MSNBC he though the recall was a "mistake" since Walker admitted he should have sold his anti-union policies in a more conciliatory fashion.
For the risk-averse, it's easy to see why the recall might seem scary. The election has offered the GOP a chance to try new tactics, flooding the airwaves in what is a relatively cheap state for campaigning. Walker's plight has become a rally cry for groups like the Tea Party Express and the Campaign to Defeat Barack Obama. The GOP's business wing has poured money into his campaign. If Walker wins, it will send Republicans a clear message: Even if a politician loses local support by taking extreme positions, the establishment can win it back with enough money. Wisconsin may well offer a good game plan to push other states further right.
Anti-recall Democrats also point to the polarization the effort has spurred. It has certainly catapulted Walker into a national spotlight, and should he win tomorrow, he will likely be in a less compromising spot than he was before. When, at last week's debate, he refused to answer whether he would veto right-to-work legislation, Democratic opponent Tom Barrett offered a pretty good explanation of why: "One of the ten commandments of the far right is that you have to be against unions … He would have a fall from grace with the far right if he said he was going to veto it."
But none of those concerns make the recall—to use Rendell's words—"a mistake."
Recall laws came about during the populist era, when political organizing helped establish working-class citizens as a formidable political force. Along with other efforts at direct democracy like the referendum, the recall was supposed to give citizens power even if their elected officials tried to ignore them. Which is largely what happened in Wisconsin under Walker: He pushed through measures to cripple public-employee unions, even when those unions were willing to compromise. Tens of thousands flooded the state capital protesting, but instead of acknowledging these unprecedented rallies as the mark of concerned citizens, the governor instead dismissed them as special interests. It's the type of situation a recall was meant to remedy.
Wisconsin activists got one million people to sign petitions—one million. That's an astonishing number, almost double what was needed to prompt a recall. Many of the people who helped organize weren't professionals; they were angry and active people who had been taught, in their state, that organized citizens can effect change. They took advantage of laws already in existence meant for this purpose.
The recall may or may not succeed. If it does not, the consequences will be tremendous: It will be a huge blow to organized labor and a major boost for the GOP. It will also signal that recall laws are no longer relevant in a political reality where money reigns supreme and even union members aren't voting in strong numbers for their own cause.
But the race remains extremely close, despite the spending and despite the "lost cause" mentality from some on the left. That alone is almost miraculous. And if the activists do manage to pull off a victory, Wisconsin may show that when people are active, angry, and organized, they can bring down well-funded power. But to do that, sometimes they have to take big risks.
Mon, 2012-06-04 14:58
I agree. I don't even understand why people think things like this are a mistake. It's just the democratic process at work, and I for one am happy to see people engaged in it. It means people are thinking, no matter what the outcome. The most shameful thing about us is that only about 40% of us exercise the biggest privilege we have in this country...to vote.
Mon, 2012-06-04 19:11
look folks the economic, social and political circumstance that made the status quo in Wisconsin possible no longer exists. The technology, labor, capital and financial resources are gone or severely diminished; it is a global economy me now and the rest of the world grew up in the categories mentioned above; it's a whole new ballgame
Mon, 2012-06-04 21:04
It's a giant waste of taxpayers' money. If Barrett wins, guess what? He'll get recalled after he screws up the state like Doyle did and just like he did in Milwaukee. If liberal punks are going to take away my vote, then I'll stop at nothing to take away theirs. Even though this recall shouldn't even be happening, I'm voting for what's right and that's Walker.
Mon, 2012-06-04 22:00
The very fact that you term concerned citizens exercising their rights as "liberal punks" says volumes about you. Walker represents big money and corporate interests, not working and middle class people. It is a David and Golieth fight to get a corporate backed right wing extremist like Walker recalled, but the good fights often very difficult and I hope the voters of Wisconsion are able to remove Walker.
Mon, 2012-06-04 22:59
These "concerned citizens" don't seem too concerned about all the money this recall is wasting, which is exactly what Barrett wants to do; waste taxpayers' dollars. I want my tax money to be used in a fiscal, responsible way and not thrown away. Under Walker, Wisconsin has eliminated the deficit!! We finally have a surplus!! Read for yourself (http://newmediajournal.us/indx.php/item/2450). I'm not about to have Barrett and his liberals put us back into debt.
I feel so fortunately to live in a society where I have the right to vote, and this recall just throws it away. What will happen if Walker wins again? Another recall? When does it stop?? I say that these "concerned citizens" who signed the recall petition should be billed their equal share of how much it cost. If you're going to waste my tax dollars, and time, you should at least have the common courtesy to pay for it. You want to talk about a real concerned citizen? You got one right here....
Tue, 2012-06-05 07:58
No, the recall was not "designed" for this purpose. Recall elections are for limiting the terms of politicians who have committed malfeasance, which cannot wait for the next election, not for policy differences. Walker will win, $100 million dollars will have been wasted - much of it taxpayer money - and in the end, the only thing Democrats will have to show for it is that voters meant what they said in 2010.
Wed, 2012-06-06 13:31
The Walker recall was fatally flawed. It got channelled into a traditional Republican-Democrat contest, and as soon as that happened all the working class energy of the original protests went away. What voters were left with was a senseless reprise of the original election choices of Walker and Barrett.
Well, senseless from their point of view, but there was a kind of logic behind what happened in national terms. The national Democratic party probably liked having Walker around. He was the scary Republican they could point to and use in fundraising and GOTV campaigns. At the same time, they were repelled by the populism of the original protests. They saw it as unpredictable and not something they could control. So once the recall was on, the state Democrats were not encouraged for a second to respond to that populism. And they didn't. This can't be emphasized enough: the Democrats did not respond to the working class populism.
They went with the very candidate that voters had rejected in the original election. Voters wanted change they could believe in, and the Democrats delivered to them more of the same.
But that was not the end of it. Walker was a cause célèbre for Republicans and outside money poured in to defend him. And the national Democratic party had no problem with that. In fact, if anything, this is what they wanted. They saw money going to Wisconsin as being diverted from other races. They in turn spent very little capital on the Wisconsin race, either in terms of money or people.
I'm not saying that their reasoning was correct but I think Obama and the Democrats saw this as a no lose situation. It diverted a lot of Republican resources. If Walker lost, the Democrats got a cheap victory and a traditional Democrat as Governor. If Walker won, nothing really changed. They would still have him to kick around (even if the recall legitimized his tenure) and they could blame the loss on the working class, the populists and progressives (i.e. all enemies of the Democratic Party)
As usual, the real losers on Tuesday were the ordinary people of Wisconsin, but in Democratic - Republican contests, ordinary citizens are always the losers. So no change there either.
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Sadly, our electorate is so apathetic and so ignorant about politics and government that between the two dangerous deficiencies we have virtually lost our democracy to the Koch-like oligarchy. Much wider and greater pain must be experienced to awaken the electorate out of its selfish greed. Selfish greed is what the masses share with the Koch gang.
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Taylor Knox was on the program today, too. "Mick's dragging me to yoga," he told us as he rinsed off after a Duranbah grovel session. There's a reason T. Knox is still ripping and keeping up with the kids—he's fit!
Lunch was at the most awesome place in Coolie—Raw Energy. Delicious and hearty plates of grub are served up by smiling Aussie girls and it seems like every time you go there you run into at least a few pros. Today we saw Dan Ross (who looks like Superman), Pat O'Connell, 1977 World Champion Wayne "Rabbit" Bartholomew, the inventor of the thruster Simon Anderson and his lovely wife.
It's gonna be a big night tonight at Komune as the Innersection awards party is being held downstairs. Ozzie Wright is going to play an acoustic set, Paul Fisher and Leigh Sedley are gonna DJ by the pool, and God knows what else is gonna happen…should be interesting to say the least.
Sounds like Davo was right—sweat it all out, put it right back in.
G'day from Oz! We went up to Burleigh Heads last night to check out Josh Kerr's new movie The Kerrazy Kronicles with our new BF Carissa Moore. The movie turned out to be really good. Broken into sections based on location, Kerr and friends scored amazing surf in Barbados, Hawaii, California, Indo, and of course Snapper Rocks. There were some hilarious clips from back in the day before the boys were shaving and a few vicious wipeouts from Todos Santos. It'll be available for free download shortly, we'll let you know when and where…
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Established in 1988 by people wishing to use their experience for Customer satisfaction's achievement, the Company has been operating in the power transmission field, in the mechanical components design and in production. In 2003 new people coming from a different field join the Company, that started to design and produce the first bulk solid conveyors. Since then, the ...
based in Portsmouth, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
The bioprocessH2O team has critical on the-ground technical, manufacturing, regulatory and operations expertise offering over 140 combined years of experience building environmentally responsible treatment systems. Our ability to provide the right solution is borne from high quality product offerings with innovative high-rate biological and membrane based treatment ...
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Hydro-Elektrik GmbH has heavily influenced water treatment technology through research in the field of drinking water treatment based on natural principles. Hydro-Elektrik in an industry leader, especially with oxidative methods using ozone, optimisation of classic multilayer filtration and ozone bio-filtration. We develop problem-oriented system solutions for many of ...
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We are one of the leading manufacturer of Membrane filter press & Automatic filter press which is widely use in Clarification & dewatering applications With a rich industry experience of 30 years, our company has carved a niche in manufacturing and exporting of Automatic Filter Press, Membrane Filter Press with PLC and PP Plates & Frame type Plate, Filter Press, Membrane ...
Artes Ingegneria SpA
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Welcome to BONO ARTES, the BONO Company in charge of waste water treatment. BONO, the mother Company, was already committed, to the excellence in the business of Steam Boilers and Boiler-Water Treatment.
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based in Bellingham, WASHINGTON (USA)
Humphrey has 25 years experience with water systems. He became interested in developing slow sand filters while pursuing a masters degree in the late 1980s. His first SSF project was for his thesis and involved creating a slow sand filtration system for the residents of a small community in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico. After he received his Masters in Environmental ...
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Kornthal Church
The present church is the original structure, built in 1860. Dedicated in 1861 as Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Church, it features a 50-ft.-tall steeple, pews made of native yellow poplar, and balconies that span the full length of the building on both sides of the stairway.
Carterville High School Performing Arts Theatre
This 750 seat theatre features a full orchestra pit, large stage, air conditioning and convenient and ample parking for audience members. From a performance standpoint, the auditorium also features a large backstage dressing area and wondrous acoustics.
Carterville Heritage Museum
Opened in June 2011, the Carterville Heritage Museum is a beautifully renovated building showcasing architectural detail of the former 1924 area high school, hundreds of photo and memorabilia. It also serves as a gift shop, offering nostalgic custom-designed t-shirts, retro candy, gift baskets, a few antiques and popular hand-made cards made by community volunteers. It features books on the Tri-C community for sale, covering Cartervile, Cambria, & Crainville.
Mississippi River Museum & Interpretive Center
Grand Tower is a city rich in history that is inseparable from the history of the Mighty Mississippi River itself. To preserve the history and culture of life on the water dating back to the heyday of steamboats, the museum houses artifacts from this bygone era. For a step back in time and a glimpse of the life experiences along the Mighty Mississippi River, stop by this newly opened museum and explore.
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Southern Illinois University McLeod Theatre
See an affordably priced play at this 500-seat theater that's the home base for the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Department of Theatre.
Jackson County Historical Center
The museum has expanded, adding about 1,000 square feet to its headquarters building for more exhibit area. Included in its displays is a pump organ, a collection of early cameras, a display of Daniel Grocery Store items, and many textile items, military uniforms, 1850-era Chandler Printer Press and county courthouse records containing hundreds of files available for genealogy study.The museum also has an exhibit of women's vintage clothing ranging from 1865-1970s and continues to add exhibits.
Riverside Park Band Shell
Riverside Park Band Shell, built in 1938 by the WPA, is one of the largest of its kind in the nation. The scenic location accommodates up to 15,000 visitors for concerts and special events.
John A. Logan College O'Neil Auditorium
Located within the John A. Logan Community College, this 316 seat theater is host to many collegiate and community performances.
The University Museum Gift Shop
After you finish your touring of the University Museum wonderful exhibits and collections, stop by the museum gift store. Special gifts and offerings from around the world can be purchased.
General John A Logan Museum
General John A. Logan (1826-1886) is the most significant nineteenth century native Illinoisian. Creator of Memorial Day, he's named in the state song with Lincoln and Grant. The General John A Logan Museum's mission is designed to interpret the the turbulent life and times of Logan.
The Varsity Center for the Arts
What started as a single-screen movie house in 1940 has become a power house for live music and community theater. This gorgeous theater is one of the greatest components to Carbondale's thriving art & culture scene, as it serves as home to the Jackson County Stage Company, which presents several plays during the year, and hosts the weekly Friday Night Film series. The Varsity serves as a venue for live entertainment during the Carbondale Rocks Revival, an annual city-wide music festival in addition to accommodating local and regional musicians during the year to bring the city exceptional entertainment.
The Hangar 9
Known for its wide selection of craft beer and hosting exceptional music, The Hangar 9 is arguably Carbondale's best venue for nightlife. Built to resemble an airplane hangar, the building is unmistakable. Located on The Strip in Downtown Carbondale, the bar brings everything from karaoke, open-mic, and trivia to recognizable national acts to the downtown.
The Jackson County Stage Company
The Stage Company was born in 1982 when a small but enthusiastic group met to explore the possibility of founding a community theater in Southern Illinois. This community theater produces four shows a year. In 2008, the company moved into the Varsity Center for the Arts, 418 S. Illinois Ave., Carbondale. For a current list of their plays, refer to their web site www.stagecompany.org
The University Museum
The Museum has a collection of over 52,000 objects. It houses an art collection and a collection of prehistoric, historic, and scientific objects. One of the permanent and very popular exhibits is the "W.P.A. Pioneer Dioramas", which were created by local craftsmen employed at the Museum during the Works Progress Administration, 1938-1942. It has six galleries, an archive, Museum Gift Shop, and a 100-seat auditorium.
McLeod Theater
This 488-Seat theater hosts several productions each year that features both student and guest performers. During the academic year there are four major productions. The McLeod Summer Theater also produces three or four to finish out the season.
U.S. Marshals - Mermet Springs
In this flick, the U.S. Marshal character from The Fugitive is on the hunt for a wanted man after he escapes from a prisoner transport plane during a spectacular crash. This action thriller filmed extensively in Southern Illinois, including along the Ohio River near Metropolis and in rural Vienna. The Boeing 727 used in the crash scene is now submerged in Mermet Springs, a spring-fed quarry where you can scuba dive and actually swim through the plane.
John A. Logan College Museum and Gallery
Named after Civil War General John A. Logan, the college combines modern architecture and a beautiful park-like setting. Memorabilia of General Logan and his wife, Mary, are on display in the museum and art gallery at the college.
Tres Hombres
Live entertainment. Monday night is jazz, Thursday offers an eclectic mix of local musicians, Sunday is DJ night.
Union County Musuem
General museum featuring local history, Kirkpatrick Pottery, Native American artifacts, pioneer items and other unique collections.
The Science Center of Southern Illinois
The Science Center of Southern Illinois is the perfect way for kids to explore the beauty of science in a fun atmosphere. This hands-on children's museum has over 50 exhibits and sees nearly 15,000 annual visitors. Adults are also welcome, as many of the activities can be enjoyed by all.
Anthill Gallery & Vintage Curiosities
Anthill productions is home to the photography of rare images' Bob Hageman and the stained-glass work of Firelight Studio's Linda Austin. For well over 20 years, Linda and Bob have been making and displaying their unique artworks throughout the Midwest, and they are now for the first time making them available to a broader audience.
Campground Cumberland Church
Presbyterian church in continuous operation since 1850 and the site of a winter encampment during the Trail of Tears. Only site certified by state of Illinois and Cherokee Nation.
Southern Illinois University Arena
This 10,000-seat facility is located on the beautiful campus of Southern Illinois University Carbondale. The Arena is home to NCAA Division 1 basketball team, the SIU Salukis. The Arena also hosts nationally touring concerts, family shows, theatrical events and circuses.
Illinois Iron Furnace
Step back to Civil War days when "pig iron" was smelted at this, the first coal-fired iron furnace in Illinois, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Restored structure is in a beautiful park with fishing, hiking, and picnicking available.


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Free with the price of regular admission.
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Jumbo-sized fun for little ocean explorers! Join us each month for our new interactive and FREE Aquatots preschool programs. Specially designed for children age 3-5 years old with an adult, the Aquatots program invites preschoolers on a voyage of discovery as they explore the wonders of the sea.
Activities are lead by a dynamic Aquarium educator and include a different set of activities each month focused on a specific theme. Hands-on fun includes: crafts, stories, songs, animal encounters and games.
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Program is FREE with admission. No registration is required. Programs take place on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10:30 am in the Sea & Me Theater.


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Election Day 2012
Posted by KingShamus on November 6, 2012
Alright, America.
You know what to do.
If you want Barack Obama to take his rightful place as the local has-been at Pebble Beach's 19th Hole Bar and Grill, you must vote for Mitt Romney.
Not Gary Johnson.
Not Ron Paul.
Not Jill Stein.
Not Roseanne Barr.
Mitt Romney.
It's really that simple.
Mitt Romney is the only candidate who can stop Barack Obama's profligate spending, deleterious energy policies, divisive racialism and international bungling. If these things concern you, you have a clear choice. If Mister Obama's record makes you nervous about the future of your country, you can do something about it.
Vote Mitt Romney.
Now, on to some links and commentary.
Here's a good reminder from Ace.
…remember in 2000, all the networks, even Fox, called Florida before polls there were even closed.
The Republican-heavy Panhandle could vote until 8 PM Eastern, but the genius networks didn't know that, and insisted the polls shut down at 7 PM Eastern– telling Republican voters in a densely-populated area of the state to not vote.
And then they compounded that by calling the state for Gore.
Telling Republicans the polls were closed when they were still open for another hour was one of the biggest dirty tricks played in the history of politics, and probably turned Florida from a clean Bush win into a very, very narrow, intensely disputed one.
In addition, claiming Bush had lost the election by 7 PM eastern undoubtedly poisoned the spirits of Republicans in more westerly states. And remember, that year, New Mexico was lost by Bush by something like a thousand total votes.
Wisconsin was also not called until the day after the election. People forget that. I did. I only know this because I spent last night reviewing the coverage of Election Night 2000.
Read the rest.
Think about it this way. Back in 2000, the MSM was willing to risk it's credibility to give a big helping hand to the idiot nepot Al Gore. If they were willing to play those kinds of dirty tricks for him, what won't they do for their own Personal Jesus?
This isn't just another presidential election. This is the lamestream media's Armageddon. This is the culmination of their massive cold war against flyover country. They want Obama to win just so he can put all the stubborn bitter-clingers and evil reich-wingers in their rightful place.
Conservatives and traditionalists–ignore the media today. They are not your ally. In fact, they never have been. Furthermore, they do not have your best interests, or your country's best interests, at heart. They are just another wing of the progressive movement, a movement dedicated to fundamentally transforming this country into a worker's paradise.
The press ardently pines for your depression and apathy. They don't want you to vote. They want you to think Obama has this thing in the bag.
Again, put these craven leftist hacks in your rear-view mirror and forget about them.
Read Robert Stacy McCain's on-site reportage from Ohio. Check out Meep's awesome charts and graphs. Ponder the Sentry Journal's sage advice. Shake your head at the New Black Panthers pulling their same old song and dance in Philadelphia.
Focus on what you have to do today. Don't get demoralized by the media's epic douchebaggery. We can win this. In fact, we will win it, if we turn out.
Which brings me to my prediction.
Why am I doing this? Why am I putting myself out on a ledge? Besides being a glutton for punishment? I dunno.
Here's the thing. If the GOP's Get-out-the-Vote efforts are even just 'sorta good', this race will be over tonight. Forget about Ohio. I know they've all but guaranteed a recount with their wacky voting nonsense.
No, Mitt Romney will win Ohio. Ironically, he won't need it. Because his map will look like something like this:
Romney will take somewhere in the neighborhood of 315 electoral votes to Obama's 223. Even if Team Barry disputes the hell out of the Ohio vote count, it won't matter. He can litigate the results till Antarctica continental-drifts itself into a tropical paradise. Mitt will flip Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Iowa.
Furthermore, I think Romney will put a scare into Minnesota Democrats. He'll get a big turnout in the Michigan burbs and hinterlands before Detroit's insane liberal voting bloc puts Obama over the top there. While the Romney/Ryan ticket won't win in those two states, he'll do well enough to shock many in the leftist commentariat.
Will the Donkey-Punchers have inflated numbers due to massive voter
fraud turnout? Certainly. Will it be enough to change the outcome? No.
The only way Obama scores a victory today is if he is somehow able to keep it close enough in Ohio, Iowa and Wisconsin so that the big city voter fraud operations can carry him over the finish line. The Bamster can only win a squeaker. But that scenario is only operational if the conservatives and Republicans don't turn out to vote.
Which they will.
Again, ya'all know what to do. Swamp the cheaters. Outvote the statists. Perplex the progs. Beat Obama.
By midnight tonight, we will have a new president.
And then the work of turning this great and glorious country around will have just begun.
I'll be on Twitter, rocking out.
Shoot me a line so we can laugh at Chris Matthews shitting his pants on national television.
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November 6, 2012 at 3:36 pm
They want Obama to win just so he can put all the stubborn bitter-clingers and evil reich-wingers in their rightful place.
They want their "I won" Strongman Barry back.
Furthermore, I think Romney will put a scare into Minnesota Democrats.
Maybe so. What would be far more demoralizing is if Bachmann, Cravaack, and John Kline are re-elected. The DFL thinks they redrew the congressional districts in their favor and now they're going to find out if they got their money's worth.
November 6, 2012 at 3:48 pm
Love your attitude, KS. Vote for love of country!!!
November 6, 2012 at 5:27 pm
I hope you';re right. I voted early. No lines. (but I live in a heavily democratic district so that might be good.)
November 7, 2012 at 2:28 am
Well, well, well……….are you gonna eat your words a paragraph at a time, or nibble slowly on each letter?
Obama won!!
November 11, 2012 at 8:02 am
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The last thing I'd want would be for Microsoft to reintroduce the Start Menu. I'd much rather see it work on improving the usability issues with the Start Screen and Metro apps, which could be easily addressed by a) making the taskbar always visible and displaying running Metro apps, and b) allowing Metro apps to run in a window.
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Posted 07 April 2013 - 10:34
"Let Microsoft know what we want"
Too bad that, as every programmer knows, users don't actually know what they want. Listening directly to any user feedback that isn't regarding some very specific issue is the key to the biggest failures.
Comon Neowin guys! Can't you see that this post is intended to start another flame war? If the OP wanted to post this, he could have in any one of the numerous Windows 8 bashing posts, but to give it a thread of its own is just inciting the same old flame war over and over again.
Posted 07 April 2013 - 10:38
Not listening directly to user feedback doesn't mean not listening to user feedbacks at all. There are market researches, designers, consultants and analysts to filter the user input. Here's a nice related comic. And another one.
Apple didn't listen directly to user feedback. Look at it now. Arrogantly losing millions every minute. $423? haha
Posted 07 April 2013 - 10:47
Not listening directly to user feedback doesn't mean not listening to user feedbacks at all. There are market researches, designers, consultants and analysts to filter the user input. Here's a nice related comic. And another one.
Posted 07 April 2013 - 10:55
Stock Android has been horrible for a long while, it was mostly the manufacturers that knew what they were doing before Google started getting things right. Microsoft had their hands tied on Windows 8 because tablets keep eating away PC market and since the trend didn't seem to slow down they had to release W8 in a rush to let the PC manufacturer put on sale similar products. The reason people are forced to Metro is to push the adoption of the W8 Marketplace and therefore push developers to release more Windows 8 metro apps that can be used on tablet-form PCs. Microsoft probably knows better than any else what they did and why users are extremely angry with how bad the Metro interface is on desktop/laptops, but it was either screwing the users or losing even more market/manufacturers due to tablets.
Well, looks like Google knows how to do stuff. At least they don't come up with excuses. I still think Apple is arrogant like Steve Jobs, no question there.
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Posted 07 April 2013 - 11:15
Microsoft needs to move on and evolve from the classic Windows. Technology isn't evolving backwards, it moves forwards, and that's what needs to happen with Windows and Office. Adding back all the legacy junk that has been removed wouldn't fix anything, and only add a billion and one more problems.
The desktop is still present and accounted for, in Windows 8, and it will be in Windows 9 as well. No one is forcing you to use Metro apps, but you can't argue that the Start Screen isn't beneficial to all PC users, because it finally breaks free of the cramped menu system that should have been killed after XP. Pin your desktop apps to it, and carry on. It's quite simple, really.


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Final Fantasy 3 coming to PlayStation Network tomorrow
Tomorrow, on September 25, Sony is bringing another Final Fantasy classic to the PlayStation Network.
Final Fantasy III stars the four heroes Luneth, Arc, Refia, and Ingus and was the first game in the series to feature a job system. The version is playable on the PSP and includes optimized graphics for the 16:9 screen, a gallery, an option for the original background music, and an auto-battle system that speeds up combat.
The game recently released for Android devices. Square Enix is also providing the game on Ouya at launch.
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Dulles.for. ^%w f*»* waff *» wA*mM#! %w@rj/ #%#?#Xf*^ FABRIC WAU COVERING V&* /OJO/ V* Dewey 7 visited Rpslyn, r.Garden <3ity/,"'"Hempstead . and J/Rbckville Centre, Lehman was ,scl?e<)ulpd for Long Beach; Freeport, LakeFSucpess and Levittown. ! ; ' r - - ^ --* '' Republican, eyebrows were^arched when;, County pKSirmah^Bene "Ai ^arreau'^for .the Dems^l charged 'Dewey's visit was- a "last minute desparatlon move." G*OlP.er@ were thinking of President Truman's visit to "New York. / .•' , /.' Things, got a little mixed/Up in these closing campaign days with i Ferdinand I. Haber, leading Hemp-stead town Qempcrat rapping Her-j. bert Bayard jswope of Port Wash-ington, a leading national.Democrat* for taking a philosophical view of the governmental leadership of by Executive J. Russel Sprague. Haber a:3ked" Swppe to recant ^be-cause Sprague "wants all opposition ruthlessly exterminated." It was something" "like Bernard Baruch, elder statesman assuring that in his opinion "Foster Dulless" was not a J-blgot, while. Lehman inslsj%d Dulles was just that. Swope gave Haber the cold shoulder. * . Athough adoption of tpwn'Uudr' gets oame right at the crucial time of a political campaign'there was no effective criticism of the fiscal of the Republican encum-anywhere," though-the budgets were highest on record. Democratic jG&ders^contcnded—that—towii-boards-have refused to do anything about increases regardles of opposi-tion; and intend to have daytime, hearings regardless of opposition. Town budgets adopted look like this: Hempstead —Administrative bud-get, $1,750,651; rate, none,; high-way budget, $1,111,434; rater $.31. North Hempstead — Administra-tive budget, $719,737; rate, $.02; highway, $527,479; rate, $.38. Oyster Bay—Administrative bud-get, $988,952; rate, .none; highway budget, $406,609, rate, $.39. Charges that either major party were merely playing politics in rul-ing the Nassau-Independent Fusion Committee off the ballot Were re.r jected by decision of "Justice %*ercy D.' Stoddard in Nassau supreme The press agent of Mrs. A. Alden Sea/bury of Hempstead, cKSlrman of the... JFO phqrged. i Republican bosses were trying, to deprive her candidates -of, a ballot place* Qhe also appeared as a member, of tne RecepWoi^ committee of the Dembr cratic party to Mr.^Lehman. Nathaniel.. Taylor , of, Malveme, .'....} "! t' "V 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET FRgEPORT 8-10221 TM( -. 1- "V. *i r \ '..' I ."*.: ff-'l lOPgNS 3 KM.{TILL CLQSlNiR^ J i'""''j»r.v"L.•?&,.;'.' . . ' '. .. • • - ' * ' ' . .V • • . .' ' .'. .j=i. ; •'' '''jS-./.•' ]OF jPrlvaTei^ candidate,.jor presiding supervisor *n ^en)Eatead^say&. ^he wai&ta .to <be elected sozhe can abolish, expensive resent day^ town govekn- LARXCOS HAVE i and .Mrs. Barnes J. ^Laricgs, ' 48 Pardihg Vplv,: are' the parents; ]6ii] & daughter/' Geo:*gettei77Sorn '-.in''* th& Freeport Hospital, last .Thursday. befor^ h^r, marriage. ' . *' C%nnM Jdjhn' ild thA'nanie gi^dn to a son "Born to Mn and Mrs:' Julius M. AlIen,,^19^Mpody ave.t in the Freeport Hospital-oh'Tuesday, Oct. 25.;. T*iev;mp.ther was JMCiss'. AJargaret Bent^nger b'efore her marriage. • ,8oiENCE-p?TAiB'.:f; ; j^Ohri^ian Science prq-grdm will be broadcast Sunday from 8:30 to 9/A.M.J.over Station ;WNBd. The ..subject is /'Washing Away .the .El8/ CAPTER Members of Freeport & 'Hallowe'en Party /fol- ^ .brief . meeting ^ Monday ji Spartai)JTTemplei !. .Mrs, Teresa V. iThayer; headed the cpm-mU ttee ^ in ch argK^ A / feature was a I; baby ploture co*}t^sf which .was -won by Mrs. Elsie W^iitehouse and Mrs., Emily Clements. ' ; \ —; , A .class_of_-14^will ;be 'initiated at a .meeting Monday night. V s^- •r< Newsjjiaper \\14t!i 'No. N. Tlj A QOPT Sbkte Engineer Is Against Parking Plaza BRANDS, SERVICE and PEOPlrEYouKnovl There's a lot more to food-buying than just sav-ing the money you know you'M. shye here. It's a matter of buying brands you know, quality <hal'g a know:* factor. It's a hiatter of buying wh«r:rwrvlO*ls"the^"buy-word" . ."% where the same personalized, friendly wa*^oA_do%nz-husl-ness is an everyday thlhg, with the people you know, who serve you day after day, year after year. You'll find all that and more at ArDeal, your personallzed^super mart! AMPLE FREE PARKING ' FREE DELIVERY I FREEPORT9.4176 or 94160 MA At Grove St at MERRICK Rd. X * Meat* YOUNG JEB8ZY Ik. 6EEF BONZLEI38 BRISKET .v BEEF 4.& FANCY FOWL- • • • l. * FARM FBZ8H - LABQZ -#.'. ?*•:.' AMZBlOAN PAKA? V^ ^.'1 %=%%:J2% Food All Popular Brands Cigarettes Peter-Paul Ooboanut IQo gi All Popular Brands Cannd Beer case Maryland No,- 2 can , 1^; g^t @aa Ijbby* or De iargeat oa»g ^! * V;% ? '*•:< Ik;^ Libbys or Del Monte BardeM Pears .largest cans ' "'" '-'^ ._ Gold Seal Maine Beechnut Junior Baby Food ^ 2289 *%bo4b»ry*g itllA Nbatle** &oa AepreseAtatlves oi^^ the- LdAg Island Rail Road .and the State Department *of Public Works testi-fied at th'e hearing before the Public Service Oonmilssion in Manhattan, on Monday they would not oppose tl%e Village Boardls plan for the elimination of .grade crossings in Freeport. O. M. Buerger, counsel, and Engineer John M. Nicholson for the L.I.R.R,, and Cfarroll Blanchard, engineer of the D^.W., testified. The last, however, voiced opposition to including the proposed .parking plaza as an incidental to the project, but said that was up to the PjS.C. FYank Bowers, counsel for the Pj9^., seemed impressed as Harry O, Strecker, jr., .engineer who de-signed the plan, explained that un-leas the/parking area yas provided there iwould not be an mch of space for off the street parking in the vicinity of the tracks for the two years it is expected it will take to complete ' the ""elimination work, Mr. Strecker added that the plaza could be laid out before the work was started and ample space provid-ed for%the Parking of the cars of commuters. . . f Wont Charge for Land Counsel Mactln H/Wey-also submitted a letter from David, Z.V5mu6ker, ..trustee .In'^the LJJt.Ar'bahkruptoy prpcedlnga' and manager of the^rpad, a%l vising the village #ie railroad would not charge for the property now occu-pied by the freight station east of Henry st., which Is included in the parking plaza area, if another site waa provided further east. Commissioner William^ Arkwright presided at the hearing;. ALtl%e.out= set Mr. Strecker testified that park- Ing facilities had been allowed in connection with the ^ elimination projects in Rockville Centre and Babylon. Mr. Bowers then took over the questioning. . The testimony concerned mostly technical matters, but considerable time was dSvotcH to consideration of -the proposed parking plaza. Mr. Bowers asked If the triangle at-Newton blvd. and . Sunrise highway could not be used In conjunction with the plaza. How- 1 ever, the witness explained the Vil- \lage Board had already committee^ ^ the use of this plot for parking cars of shoppers, Mr* Bowers also-sug* gested using only half the proposed Mr. St.rec.ke.r brought out that not only was the area aeeded for the all day parking of Freeport commuters, but also those of Roosevelt and Other commun!iUea,_ making, it more than a local "problem. He also said many people came from other Vll- 2age9-J%) shop in Freepprt and the field would be available for (Continued on Page 4) Dr. John W m^ OR, JOHN W. DODO < "Keeping Freeport schools^ the workshops of democracy/' This- has been the theme of Dr. John Wl Dodd, one of..the nation's most outstand-ing educators, ever since his appointment as Superintendent of Schools in Freeport in 1925. Under his supervision, ggd with the full, cooperation and open-piinded policy maintained'by tRe" Board of Education,- our school systeih has become a model for "all educational institutions to follow. It is indeed .apropos, and .. an honor to salute Dr. Dodd dur-ing this Nati*o nal* E d'u c*ation Week. We, the citizens and fathers of Freeport, are fortunate in having a man like John Dodd, as head of our schools, not only because he Is one of the mogt prominent leaders in this field, but also because his lifetime has .been devoted to guid-ing our children during their most formative stage of life/ This guid-ance !s based on far-sighted plan-ning, flexibility, adaptability, ,un< derstaudlng, full_health and physlr oal education/good citizenship^ and the best In principals and teachersT-This wdh him^the honor of serv-ing as President ot_tn@ New York- State Teachers' Association (1940- 1942), which has a membership of over 48,000. . Dr. John W. Dodd is a graduate of Columbia University, B.S,, M.A.,. and New York University, Ph.D. His background is rich in, educa-tional experience; He heejded the Latin Dept. of the Hershey (Pa.) Hign School;, and serVed as* Prin-cipal. of Gates &hool No. 6, Rochester; Columbus,Aye, Elementary School Freeport; Marquand Junior School, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and Freeport Junior- Senior High School.. "He has four brothers and a sister who are also actively engaged in some form of educational teaching. Lawrence Dodd js superintendent of .School District 15, Lawrence-Cedarhyrst; T. Allen Dodd is principal of Northport elementary school; Leonard Dodd .coaches in physics and chemistry at Oystef Bay High School and Ear; Dodd teaches physical education in the U. S. Navy. Their sister, Mrs, Margaret Dodd Pitcher, teaches in Freeport's Archer St. School. Another sister, .Mrs,. Macy_D. _Peck,..ia.Reformer, teacher. _ " * ' .' . i -.' His youthful and. athletic appearance j@* attributed to his active Inter-est In all scjiool extra^currlcula programs, particularly sports. His hobbles Include golf, swimming, tennis, and public speaking. He Is a member of N.Y. State Educational Conference Board, Life Member of the National Education Association, Spartan Lodge, of Masons, Cyrene Oommandary, LJ. Consistory 32 degree, Damascus S%?rme, Past Master^oi* LI. Rose Crolx, Past Regent of Royal Arcanum,. Past Prea. of Nassau County Schoolmen's A*sn% and Freeport Exchange Club, former dhalr*nan<.of Freeport Red Cross War Fund Drives, 20-year Chairman of Americanism bpmmi&tee, WUIIam CUnton Story Post/A. L.,an4 Prea. of N. Y. State (GounoH of City and VlUage Superlntendehtat Honorary Life Member of N*Y. StateLPTA, member of Nassau County Board of Health, former member of Board of Trusteea of Hqfstra College, and many other organizations. He was com-missioned an affleer In the U.S. Navy and served as Paymaster* aboard the U.S.8. Black Arrow, Troop Transport, during World iVaiv 1^ _ _ L The Dr. Dodds have two children: Bill Dodd, FHS '49, and .now a student at Colgate University, and Mary, Freepqpt High School freshman. They reside at 31? So. Long Beach avenue/ Mrs. Dodd. (former Adelaide Goodman), is a graduate of Syracuse Univ.. and had also been active in many organizations including .a tour as Pres. Freeport Athena Olub, Past Regent D.A.R., Director of the Freeport Branch Needlework Guild of America^ and member of Salvation Army Advisory Committee. " '•* *. * * This la Qr. John W. Dodd, a Freeporter known and respected In the realm of education, and Superintendent of the Freeport Schools: "The Seaman School Named For Caroline Atkinson the new Seaman ave. school has been Mamed the Caroline G. Atkinson School In memory of/ the teacher who served In the Freeport school system for 52 years prior to her retirement In 1937, and who passed away laat Friday, * L4o F. Glblyn, president of the Board of Education, announced at the dedication of the school ' last nl*ht, the board"had voteoT. to so designate the new institu-tion. An obituary of Mlds Atkln,aon will be found on Page 5 of *^ week's Issue of The leader. Residendal Area Excluded From New Apartment Zone Tlea Block Front* Merrickj Porterfield, S. Bay view, Washington - Hearing Mrs. Ruth W. Neary and 'Mrs. Yollmeir aiid Fultoir m» ^ e m edell Close Behind W|th 5,036 Vote*; . Summary Sheriff H. Alfred Vbllnier' and Chester A. Fulton,, Public Cemetery, tied in the Free-port Native Son sweepstakes In Tuesday's election with 5,683 votes each, followed, closely by Theodore Bedell, jr., running for re-election as County Comptroller with 5,635 votes. John Foster .bulles was, hlgh_in_the_vlliage'with 5,746 votes, on the Republican ticket, but Her-bert H. Lehman, who was elected U.S. Senator, also was 'tops for the Democrats, polling' 3,213 .votes* Dulles' majority in the village was 5,746r Vollmer defeated Joseph P. Don- %\elly rUnplng . on. ...the Democratic and Liberal party slates, by 5,663 to 2,034, a majority of 3,629. He was high on !t*ie county ticket, but Qeorge S. Johnson, running for rer election for District Court Judge,. an amended application for a^rczon- polled ahquty(?0 percent .of tHe'vote ng of their property fronting on oast*in Freeport. o%, fromva residence ? A. district ,to apart*., service employment,'' ' ment..prlgin&lly!theyr(re^ueateAthat exceeded the "no,"'.by 9 ., the statue; of the entire block be 3,474 to 2,465, muoli to the cha,nged.. However/'this met with polntment o%! local :vetera%» such strenuous opposition at a pub- count on Amendment No. 7; lie hearing conducted by the Village Ing bonds.issued ^Jorr.J%M-llquidating Board that the application was projects from the tax limit; was withdrawn"before the board couldv 2,435 to 1,435, majority' of 1,000. reach a decision in the matter. j The vote for the various Under the 'revised plan four par- da&s Jh the WHage w»a as eels fronting on .Washington st,, I AawociHte Judxo Court of " 5,0311 Frocawel (D..L.) H majority 3561. , . . ^ , , , , Stntoa Senator—Dulleg (M\ have been erected have-been elimin- ^ S;?4 07—Lohihnn—fUf.L;j]—2^n?7**T]uiir*» from consideration Jn the ap- ""Uority 3^«4. « • ,. . Juatlee of the Suprcnip. Court—Hoofey ',..JJ*.UJJ, 7,470; F«utimer (A.L,P.), MM: * SfpgeftucfT (L,) J2(l; Hoofey'a majority, '7,203. 1 r**t'«N -".•.«kv*'^-\'-'*« •-:"•(.;'. v". ?.«'.* v f,r—Kv •-...••- .. ,- .. ...^ ....'-. ' •* ' . • ^^ ". . . ' * *y ^^.' ^^v.} /., ^'^.^'. ;:>;/,{-..; '/^?;. »Mvr/ ,*.-yJ. - ,-«v - ?^—....^«.'..i.. ./%^.JL^,..,-;;-,^.'.. r.-.• -. .-;•• -^ *^ ^ •; -; •• y<. %/•••• /,?• -•. •; \ ,<=• - -.- ••-.-)'—- v l^'t- gj^biab*M' IKZ 1 . . ' • .\ / : /.. ;.;""-j— L. F. Giblyh'a Dedicatioia - Of New Seaman ave* School The following is the message of dedication issued by &eo F.jQlblyn, president of the Board of Education, at the dedication of the new Sea-man ave. school last night: "To the citizens of Freepbrt whlose. wlsfpn and hope for the higher anX finer-things of life; / Jk@.*^ose^_wlio believe In the de- —vcKopment of an_owtst%n^llng elementary "school ^pro%ram; t@ those who would foster the best u* education; to the lasting friendships that^jnay spring from heref <o the business* aotUty and foresight wl%lch made <hb bulldlnf poss*6ie; 46 those whose love for youth aaJ " belief ui this co3nmun%ty^estab-llsheol this fine bullduig; to sJl the #nhabltan*a who would ga$h" er for the unprovement of/this conxmuhKty; to the. unnumbeMd2_ throng, of young peopJe^who^ through the_jrears, may ^ here gather rr un3eM*andm^ Jmowl- ^ edge, ^Ierahce# kbxdaess aaA hope; to those^who beUeve/ln, a bet$er^ and" ^atronger ^Amerfo& through education ^- this buOA" Is Limi* fixed Iii Parg pidd 2 Truatee Smith informs Of Action By Board Parking In Interior Parking 2/ln the .rear of tHe Groye Theatre isHo be limited to two,, hours from 8 A.M. to^:30 PJk*L; just as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed. Village Trustee/Leonard D. B. Smith so advised the members qf the Atlantic-South Civic Associa-tion at their .meeting Thursday night: in. the South Shore Yacht complained of thd tongfestlon at ..the .field-and "urged"that_something .begone..td .reWeye the cohditibn. AJr^Smim replied, that following <"the ;open jneetlng 'of the J .yilIage4Bowd oh ?u&day night, Npv, "i/ this, decision was reached "and. the plan would be. made operative just as soon as &it had be"en agreed to by the officials of Century Circuit. Theatres, Inc! High school, teachers and^ students are to have the use of^he field across Grove st. in which' to jpark their cars. • When a representative of the Long Island Association^ who was tqt; haVe spoken, * failed to- appear? Joseph VanBlerck, jrl, "plnc)i hit/' by giv-ing some interesting experiences he has had in racing speed boats. The following slate of officers was .placed _.m -.homihatlon preparatory to the,annual meeting In December: W. E. Watson, for president, suc"- ceeding ,P^ul W. Oarbo; Theodore Carle, vice - president; Edmund Apsendahlrtreasurer; Harry H, Zgj-ger;. /recording secretary; - Joseph Martz,. flnan^laJL secretary; "Mrs. John Henneman, cprrespondlng; sec-retary ; Fred Cook, chairman = o( committee on hlghwe/y; ways;-Gilbert B. Zletcher tation;-Frederick W. Welsch. mem-b^ rshlp; i George Both,JBchoola;Jyic-tbr c. Wade, public/ relations; Ar-thur Greehb%at^'lights, and Trej%= well / H? Hopkins, planning; *' t v V; Mr^ * VanBlerck j Theodore Nielsen and Sophie J^ickmann were received as members. ; ' \ _ J _j_^_ deep and extends south from Porterfield pi. Also, eary who owns the property front-ing on Porterfield pi. has stipulated that If the request^ granted, re-, strlctlons will be included:in the deed for the sale of the. land requir-ing a set-back of 40 feet, from any. point on;the southslde of the street. . .. ., _... This; she points .out, is more than ^%%* 'i;, NASSAU .COUNTY OFFICES County EjtocuUvc—SpMiwue ?B), R,- 44»: Sfw#Mnn, (i). and L,) %,2Z3: Dofner (A.L.P) «6; SiHHwuc'a m»jor!ty. 3,134. County Jmhrc—CoHInw (R) B,66I:P:t- (D..L.J (2,022, ColHna' majority 8,- o'f the Childron'i* (R) County ComntroMef-^Bedoll (R) I*,- 636; Warren (D.-L.) 2,037, majority 3,BUM. " County Olai'k=-Rannom (R) 5,R«2: BcrmlnKnnm P-4D.-L.) I,H72; Anduraon (L.) 126, Rnnaom*n majority 3,6H4. Sheriff—Vollmor (R.) 8,663; Donnelly . * j * ii_ i. , l)l»tr!ct Attorney—Gulotta now Is. required along the.rest of mm: Andoraon <n..L) 2,i«z, the block to Washington st., and m»joHty 3,388. also on the northslde of th'e street. Hearing Bet for Deo. 6 AT hearing on the amended appli-cation has been called by the Board for Tupsday night, December 6. There is an old two»stoTy building' (D7iLj)"%,034rvoHmer'a on the Neary property while ^11'{lie ,^W™""* ^°"*''A°^,^', . _ » . structures on t^e Vogel land were j%^%^°?8Bor '" razed several years ago. Theappll-j Judge 3f the'Flrat District Court— cants contend that it Is impossible Bkonbarw (R.) c,638;Oti< (D..-L,) z,ooj, ^7»?%:;%%%M V>M**^mj-, be worse when the plans for widen- Johnson (R) o,6?G; Goldman (D..L.) rledout, Theynowhe,vean-opporZ 'P»'*d!ng^8un«rv.N6i^Pa*.t*rMn (R) tunlty to sell the land for an apart? (Continued on Page 16) There also .will be a hearing on a (Continued on Page 2) . *** —• . Children?* Book Week Starts Next Sunday Children's'Book Week, to be ob-served" starting Sunday, will mark the 31st anniversary of this occa-sion in the field of'children's liter* ature. J ' r Each fall since 1910; in public school libraries/* throughout!' country, ^ooks, old an hew, be. displayed along with posters de-slgned_. and^_created especially for this event.) * , v The 1949 slogan;. "Make Friends With Books" suggests that parents and *those working with children introduce bopksrtp.boys and girls at) an early age. . /, ."- \..,v.f: JTaxpayers who feel Qie Village Assessor has fixed too high a valut-tlon on their properties will be given an opportunity to yolce_ their objectldhs at the annual Grievance Day session of the Village Board Tuesday night. / The Board will remain in session from. 7 o'clock until 11 ifor this pur^ pose. Howeyer,"all' persons com-plaining will be Matured to file _k_ statement . under ^ path"^ps@i(] In which the assessment PHARMACY OPEN ALb Bay view Pha%Aacy,.8puth Bay View &%,$% Atlantic 'Sves.; will 're-. mai^ [open Sunday after/ the' other druggists in Freeport .close At 2 The teleph^ns is FReeport 8-qi34 .All objections will be taken underr consideration and a decision an-nounced in due jtlme/ ' ;:/ % * . "Hie Nassau "Ooq^ty assessment rolls have been taken over by the Freeport authorities as r a .basis . for lt@ own tax atructure for the fiscal' year 195p?5I, ^exceptivwhere prdperty b^!been Improved since this year's figures were adopted, Jpjwhlch cases the vlllagdligures have been! brought upvto dater"Free!port js the ; first village to take 'the/ Kassaw^figures ^lock} stock and*barrei/ munities^havbjg deducted !fled_ per centage from .the :%punty assessments or added^to*rthem. «?M :::.'.-\' if" " • / *:• ^/;.,_...^.^,|-^./^|.^^^ ] _ 1\ -^ V..- • .'.^7.^ ^?/\;:/^^ ';V;:^U:M^Mi&$^ ;^^23%^^ %ZZ:JQJ1 ' .'I-... ....,c.^ .».. •! - -" _- r* ^^Vp..^4M*iA*«^,\»,. t-i-,a4"4=J^ '^—*- If' 1""-T — 1 ""T
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Bronze Cage
440mm x 650mm x 157mm
Made in Japan
23088EW33 Nachi Spherical Roller Bearings, Bronze Cage, Made in Japan, the 23088EW33 inner diameter is 440mm, the 23088EW33 outer diameter is 650mm and the 23088EW33 width is 157mm.
Nachi Spherical Roller Bearings
Nachi Spherical Roller Bearings are particularly suitable for applications where misalignment can arise from error in mounting or from shaft deflection. NACHI Spherical Roller Bearings are manufactured in a number of design and material configurations depending on the type of application and size of the bearing. Nachi Spherical Bearings have two designs, regular spherical roller bearings and spherical roller thrust bearings.


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The Associates were a Scottish post-punk and new wave duo of the early 1980s. They were well known for the operatic voice and theatrical antics of peacockian singer Billy Mackenzie who committed suicide in 1997.
MacKenzie and guitarist Alan Rankine met in Dundee in 1976 and formed the cabaret duo The Ascorbic Ones. In 1979 they recorded songs under the name of Mental Torture before finally changing their name to The Associates. They then recorded their debut single, a cover of David Bowie's "Boys Keep Swinging". Their version attracted a good deal of attention, not least from David Bowie, as it was released before Bowie's version. A string of highly regarded singles were released and two albums The Affectionate Punch (which inspired bands such as U2) and Fourth Drawer Down.
The band's breakthrough came in 1982 with the release of the single "Party Fears Two." Buoyed along by the popularity of synthpop at the time, the song made #9 on the UK singles chart. Two other hits soon followed, "18 Carat Love Affair", and "Club Country". That year the band released what is widely regarded as their masterpiece Sulk, an album which exacted comparisons with Brian Wilson's production style. To this day Sulk is impossible to describe genre wise. It was largely conceived in an amphetamine induced frenzy, reflected in its watery and dense production style which is held to be remarkably different from almost any other record from the era.
Billy MacKenzie committed suicide in 1997 aged 39, shortly after the death of his mother. He had been suffering from clinical depression. He was contemplating a comeback at the time with material co-written mostly with Scottish musician Steve Aungle. The albums Beyond the Sun (1997) and Eurocentric (2000) were released posthumously and re-constructed (and expanded with new unreleased songs) in 2004 into two albums: Auchtermatic and Transmission Impossible.
Lead singer Billy MacKenzie became renowned for his dramatic vocal style, and he achieved a cult following, eventually becoming involved with Swiss avant garde outfit Yello. During his tenure with Yello he wrote the lyrics of the song "The Rhythm Divine" performed by Shirley Bassey on the album One Second, with MacKenzie also doing backing vocals.
Alan Rankine is now a lecturer in music at Stow College in Glasgow, and worked with Belle & Sebastian on their debut album, Tigermilk in 1996. The book "The Glamour Chase" by Tom Doyle documents the band's career and MacKenzie's subsequent life.
Before Mackenzie's death almost all Associates records had been deleted. Former band member Michael Dempsey and the Mackenzie estate began a reissue program to make sure The Associates legacy continues. Almost every Associates album has been re-issued so far, including a 25-Anniversary edition of The Affectionate Punch in 2005.
In addition to the original albums, two compilations have been released: Double Hipness (2000), a collection of early tracks with the 1993' reunion demos and Singles (2004), an extended version of Popera - The singles collection which catches up with post-1990 material and includes the cover of Bowie's "Boys Keep Swinging". In 2002, The Glamour Chase recorded in the years 1985-87 was eventually released. Finally, the 90s album Wild & Lonely and Mackenzie solo album Outernational have been released in 2006, repackaged with bonus tracks.
The Smiths song "William It Was Really Nothing" is often erroneously said to be a tribute from lead-singer Steven Patrick Morrissey to Billy Mackenzie. In 1993 he recorded "Stephen, You're Really Something," later released on the 2000 compilation "Double Hipness," which is often pointed to as confirmation of the rumour. However, statements from Morrissey himself, the misspelling of the first name, and the fact that Mackenzie did not actually pen the song seem to dispel any such rumours.
Artists who have covered "Party Fears Two" include The Divine Comedy and Dan Bryk.
An instrumental section of "Party Fears Two" was used as the theme music for the long-running BBC Radio 4 satirical current affairs series Week Ending.


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Eva Solo
The Eva Solo Story
2013 marks the 100th anniversary of Eva Solo, a Danish designer and producer of kitchen accessories and household utensils. Founded in 1913 by Kai Rhode Fog in Malov, Denmark (near Copenhagen), Eva Solo found its niche as a maker of high-quality modern kitchen implements with the release of its combo flour shaker/citrus squeezer in 1949, and a bread/meat slicer in 1952. Hundreds of products have followed in the decades since. Today, the Eva Solo collection offers an extensive range of household tools in five categories: cooking, serving, living, bath and outdoor.


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Spend a few nights away from the hustle and bustle of city life and escape to the scenic tranquillity of Stellenbosch with accommodation for two people at Hazelwood House.
Pay R1000 for a two-night stay for two people, valued at R2000
Pay R1500 for a three-night stay for two people, valued at R3000
The Accommodation
Situated on the slopes of Stellenbosch Mountain in a charming tree-lined street, Hazelwood House offers a tranquil getaway for city-slickers looking to escape the hectic hustle and bustle. Only a 15-minute walk to the centre of the historic, second oldest town in South Africa, the location offers a stunning view of the surrounding mountains with Table Mountain clearly visible. Boasting a lush tropical garden and a sparkling swimming pool, the grand getaway also houses six double bedrooms, all equipped with an en suite. All units have their own safes, hairdryers, aircons, ceiling fans and oil heaters for those chilly nights. Free Internet is also available via a wireless network with a fast ADSL connection. Quaint, comfortable and charming, the elegantly decorated, high-quality rooms feature the sort of creature comforts you can expect from a home away from home, with braai and private patio included for some suites.
The Surroundings
With its scenic location on the slopes of the Stellenbosch Mountains, the house finds itself only a ten minute walk from the centre of Stellenbosch. The second-oldest town in South Africa and famed for its beautiful oak-tree lined streets, there's no shortage of activities to indulge in over your break. Whether you take a trip to one of the nearby wine-farms for tastings or tours, enjoy a round of golf, experience the fresh air on a scenic hike or try your hand at bass carp and trout fishing, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Hiking, mountain biking and fishing are also within close range.
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