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An Overview of Videx (Didanosine, ddI)
August 23, 2013
Brand Name: Videx EC, Videx
Didanosine can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. These include pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas), lactic acidosis (buildup of acid in the blood), and liver problems. The combination of didanosine and stavudine (another anti-HIV medicine; brand name: Zerit) should be used with caution in pregnant women because of the risk of lactic acidosis.
Contact your health care provider right away if you have the following symptoms that may signal pancreatitis:
Contact your health care provider right away if you have any of the following symptoms that may signal lactic acidosis:
While taking didanosine, it is important to keep all of your appointments with your health care provider.
What is didanosine?
Didanosine is a prescription medicine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of HIV infection in adults and children. Didanosine is always used in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
Didanosine is a type of anti-HIV medicine called a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI). NRTIs work by blocking HIV reverse transcriptase, an HIV enzyme. This prevents HIV from replicating and lowers the amount of HIV in the blood.
Didanosine does not cure HIV/AIDS. It is not known if didanosine reduces the risk of passing HIV to other people.
What should I tell my health care provider before taking didanosine?
Before taking didanosine, tell your health care provider:
How should I take didanosine?
Didanosine comes in capsule form for use in adults and children 6 years of age or older who can safely swallow capsules and weigh at least 20 kg. The capsules come in 4 strengths:
Didanosine also comes in a pediatric powder to mix with water (brand name: Videx). The pediatric powder can be used in children 2 weeks of age and older. The pediatric powder comes in two strengths:
Take didanosine according to your health care provider's instructions.
Both didanosine capsules and didanosine powder should be taken on an empty stomach. Do not take didanosine with food. Swallow the didanosine capsule whole; do not open it.
Always take didanosine in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
If you take too much didanosine, contact your local poison control center (1-800-222-1222) or go to the nearest hospital emergency room right away.
For more information on how to take didanosine, see the FDA drug labels for didanosine capsules (brand name: Videx EC) and didanosine pediatric powder for oral solution (brand name: Videx), from DailyMed. (DailyMed is a federal website that includes the most recent drug labels submitted to FDA.)
What should I do if I forget a dose?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember it. But if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and just take your next dose at the regular time. Do not take two doses at the same time to make up for a missed dose.
What side effects can didanosine cause?
Didanosine can cause serious, life-threatening side effects that can be life threatening. These include pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas), lactic acidosis (buildup of acid in the blood), and liver problems. (See the WARNING above.)
Other possible side effects of didanosine include:
Tell your health care provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
These are not all the possible side effects of didanosine. Ask your health care provider or pharmacist for more information on possible side effects of didanosine.
How should didanosine be stored?
Where can I find more information about didanosine?
More information about didanosine is available:
Manufacturer Information
Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Keep everything you need for studying or work together with this Medium Bible Organizer. The unique tri-fold design maximizes the capacity of this Leather Book Organizer, which will fit large books or Bibles up to 7.6" x 6.75" x 1.75". This Medium Bible Organizer has one large exterior zippered pocket and magnetic tab closure. On the interior flap there is an expandable flap pocket with magnetic snap closure, two pen holders, 4 credit card slots, and a thumb slide ID window. The other side has a zippered mesh pocket along with a large slot pocket. Inside the zippered book compartment there are two additional elastic pen loops! Everything neatly folds up into a functional, tidy Medium Bible Organizer.
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Jet Airways launches daily direct service from Kozhikode to Dammam
Only Indian operator to fly eight services daily from India to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
June 10, 2014
Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, today launched its first daily direct flight from Kozhikode to Dammam in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia significantly enhancing flight connectivity to the Gulf, especially into Saudi Arabia.
At a function at the Kozhikode airport, the first incoming Boeing 737 flight 9W 577, which arrived from Dammam was greeted by a water salute. Later a multi-faith prayer was conducted at the terminal building to mark the inaugural flight 9W 578 out of Kozhikode to Dammam. The Airport Director Mr Peter Abraham, lit a ceremonial lamp, cut a ribbon and handed over the boarding pass to the first passenger in the presence of other dignitaries and officials of Jet Airways.
As per the schedule, 9W 578 will depart Kozhikode at 2200 hrs and arrive into Dammam at 2359 hrs (local time). The return flight 9W 577 will depart Dammam at 1020 hrs (local time) and arrive Kozhikode at 1715 hrs.
The airline has deployed a Boeing 737-800 aircraft on this new service, offering Premiere and Economy guests an in-flight product that is among the best in its class, warm service, award-winning in-flight entertainment, as well as delectable cuisine and convenient schedules. Kozhikode is the third destination in Kerala after Thiruvanathapuram and Kochi to have a daily nonstop service to Dammam.
Jet Airways now operates eight flights daily from India to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, making it the largest Indian operator in the region. The introduction of this new service from Kozhikode to Dammam, further reinforces Jet Airways' commitment to the Indian expatriates working in the Gulf in terms of affording them seamless point-to-point connectivity to and from the Gulf. With this flight, Jet Airways will achieve the landmark milestone of become India's first private airline to operate over 60 daily flights to multiple destinations in the Gulf.
With this new enhanced flight, Jet Airways will achieve the landmark milestone of becoming India's first private airline to operate over 60 daily flights to multiple destinations in the Gulf. This includes daily departures to Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Dubai, Doha, Kuwait, Sharjah, Muscat, Jeddah, Dammam and Riyadh, thus making the airline the largest operator between India and the Gulf.
Mr Gaurang Shetty, Senior Vice President – Commercial, Jet Airways, said "the introduction of this new flight from Kozhikode to Dammam is an important landmark providing guests with seamless connectivity for point to point travel. We are happy to provide connections to the Gulf from all three gateway points of Kerala, the other two being Kochi and Thiruvanathapuram. Jet Airways has already established itself as a prestigious brand in the highly competitive Indo-Gulf market and we are confident that this new service will prove equally popular among its guests."
About Jet Airways
Jet Airways currently operates a fleet of 112 aircraft, which include 10 Boeing 777-300 ER aircraft, 8 Airbus A330-200 aircraft, 4 Airbus A330-300 aircraft, 72 next generations Boeing 737-700/800/900/900 ER aircraft and 15 ATR 72-500 and 3 ATR72-600. With an average fleet age of 5.08 years, the airline has one of the youngest fleet of aircraft in the world. Flights to 74 destinations span the length and breadth of India and beyond, including Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Bangkok, Brussels, Colombo, Dammam, Dhaka, Doha, Dubai, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Kathmandu, Kuwait, London (Heathrow), Muscat, New York (Newark), Paris, Riyadh, Sharjah, Singapore and Toronto.
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JetKonnect is a dedicated product designed to meet the needs of the low fare segment. JetKonnect will also offer guests a Premiere service on nearly all domestic routes. With its mixed fleet of Boeings and ATR aircraft with nearly 251 daily flights connecting 46 destinations across India, JetKonnect provides more flexibility and choice to its guests. JetKonnect's convenient schedules, reliable service and low fares, promise to bring greater value and a seamless flying experience to our customers.
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In my charity shop I was given a book to throw to the book mashing people (horrors). It was in Scandawegia so I got given it. I know it is Norwegian, the book is silk lined and the silk lining inside is pristine but the pages have the occasional damp spots. Then I had to decide what it was about:
Three clues:
Picture of ship on front
There was a lovely plate photgraph of a boat crew and I am placing the names to the crew and get to the Captain.......Amundson! Turns out it is the story of the Norwegian race to the pole. "Or Fram over polhavet!" Travel; over the polar land (I think, 'cos I do not have a large dictionary).
Spent two lovely hours trasnslating the introduction paragraph. It says how pleased they were to get to the pole first but regret the sorrow that they felt on beating Scott.
I now posess this book, try prising it away with your cold dead hands...... and I intend to spend some time with a better Norwegian dictionary so I can read it.
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Get Mario Lanza: The Toast of Hollywood to enjoy popular Mario Lanza songs, including "Be My Love," "Ava Maria," "Romance," and "Day In, Day Out." This Mario Lanza CD set contains thirty songs, featuring six unreleased songs. Lanza got his start singing in the opera, but his talent soon brought him to the sound stages of MGM Studios, which made him a global star.
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In conjunction with Turner Classic Movies Network, Masterworks presents The Toast of Hollywood, a new 2-CD set celebrating Mario Lanza's extraordinary career. It was from the celebrated soundstages of MGM that the golden voice of Mario Lanza rang out to the world. Opera may have been Lanza's first calling, but Hollywood saw to it that he became an international star. The full range of Lanza's vocal brilliance is displayed on The Toast of Hollywood, a glittering compilation of popular ballads, opera arias, classic show tunes and jewels from the Great American Songbook that includes six previously unreleased gems.
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Disc 1
1. Be My Love (from "The Toast Of New Orleans")
2. Because
3. La donna e mobile (from "Rigoletto")
4. The Loveliest Night Of The Year (from "The Great Caruso")
5. Granada
6. They Didn't Believe Me (from "The Girl From Utah")
7. Because You're Mine (from "Because You're Mine")
8. Ave Maria
9. Brindisi - Libiamo, Libiamo (from "La Traviata")
10. Serenade (from "The Student Prince")
11. Lolita (from "The Seven Hills Of Rome")
12. Che gelinda manina (from "La boheme")
13. Drink, Drink, Drink (from "The Student Prince")
14. Arrivederci, Roma (featured in "The Seven Hills Of Rome")
15. E lucevan le stele (from "Tosca")
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8. For You Alone
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10. I'll Never Love You (from "The Toast Of New Orleans")
11. You'll Never Walk Alone (from "Carousel")
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There is Mr. Kite (flying his kite) with the poster for his benefit tonight behind him:
At 5 am (according to Big Ben) the yellow chick leaves home:
Here up front, sending each other a Valentine and a birthday greeting, we have the couple that still needs and feeds one another at age 64:
Lucy in the tangerine, marmalade sky with diamonds:
The Peep offering services to fix holes, be they to keep the rain from coming in or that are filling the Albert Hall:
Speaking of the Albert Hall, there is the green Peep getting the News Today (oh, boy) that the English Army has Just Won The War:
Beware, there's lovely Rita, Meter Maid:
Here are our Fabulous Four of Peeps (with mustaches), getting by with a little help from their friends and not singing out of tune:
Sgt. Peeper's Reprise:
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Lewis helps make holidays brighterDecember 18, 2012 by Teresa Varley
Cornerback Keenan Lewis kicked off the holiday season by hosting his "Teen Days of Christmas" on Tuesday, bringing joy to teens that could use a lift this time of year.
Lewis teamed with KidsVoice, an organization that provides full-service advocacy for abused, abandoned, voiceless and vulnerable children, to make the holiday season brighter for 23 area teens.
"It's important to give back to the kids and give them the opportunity to enjoy Christmas," said Lewis. "That is the big thing. Some people are less fortunate and aren't able to enjoy Christmas as much. If it puts smiles on their faces, it's a blessing."
The event definitely put smiles on the faces of the teens, who joined Lewis at Games N' At on Pittsburgh's South Side for dinner. Lewis also gave each of them a movie gift card and gift bag with a football and Steelers' shirt, courtesy of Lewis and Dick's Sporting Goods.
"When you have the opportunity you give thanks to God to be able to share with others," said Lewis. "It makes me happy and I'll never forget where I came from. It makes me appreciative."


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Our Classico leather collection is a semi-aniline, drum dyed pebbled leather. It offers a little extra color and character, making it a good choice when you want your accessories to stand out. This full grain leather has a soft hand feel with intricate lines, giving it a distinct look from our smoother leathers like Vero and Zita. It comes in a wide variety of colors that you won't find in our other collections and has a polished finish to make them really shine. Its unique appearance and range of colors make it ideal for matching with purses, belts, or other leather items you own.
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We recently ordered two key fobs for a vehicle we had just purchased and were pleased with the items when we received them and they were actually a little bigger and nicer than we had expected. We look forward to many years of good use from these two items and also look forward to our next purchase from this company in the future.
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The Rough Guide to Nepal offers an insider's guide to Nepal, from its 'Tantric' temples to its lively bars. It details all the finest Himalayan treks, with practical, up-to-date and expert advice on where to go when and what to take. It covers all the National Parks, offering advice and information on everything from tracking wildlife to hiring elephants. Dedicated chapters are devoted to mountain biking, white water rafting and other adventure sports, and there is unrivaled detail on Buddhism, Hinduism and the numerous ethnic groups that make Nepal a unique destination. The Rough Guide to Nepal also contains scores of detailed maps, covering everything from Pokhara and the Chitwan National Park to the Everest Base Camp trek.
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Alternative Tentacles recording artists, The Sermon, are back in action! After months of blistering rehearsals, founding members Matt Gabriel (guitar) and Mike Gabriel (vox and theremin), are joined by new members Greg Daniels (bass) and Dave Leonard (drums). Sacrificing none of the high-energy, over-amplified rock and roll dynamics of prior incarnations, the band has been sharpening its songwriting skills, fusing late '60s garage-punk with hard-hitting rhythm and blues.
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A sequel to 2004's 'The Holocaust Industry', Finkelstein's latest book, whose main section is titled "The Greatest Fraud Ever Sold," was originally set for publication by the New Press in New York. After Dershowitz wrote to the New Press leveling his charges, Finkelstein switched to UC. Now, with the help of a law firm, Dershowitz has leveled the same charges in missives to Arnold Schwarzenegger and UC. The book's publication date has been delayed. Enmity between the two profs is ongoing: After the release of Dershowitz' 2003 book 'The Case for Israel', Finkelstein accused him of having plagiarized a third writer's work. Moreover, he devotes a section of his personal Web site to what he calls "The Dershowitz Hoax."
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"Conservative group forms alliance, urges Bush, Congress to modify sections of the anti-terrorism law
Conservative libertarians launched a campaign yesterday to persuade President George W. Bush and Congress to fix the sections of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act that they say intrude on privacy and harm civil liberties.
Long wary of the act's enhanced police powers, the conservatives announced they had formed the organization Patriots for Checks and Balances with the liberal American Civil Liberties Union in time for hearings in the Republican-controlled Congress next month on whether it should renew 16 Patriot Act provisions that expire at year's end. At a news conference yesterday, ACLU Washington director Laura Murphy underscored the importance of raising the profile in the debate of such prominent conservatives as Grover Norquist of Taxpayers United, David Keene of the American Conservative Union and Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation...
Bob Barr, the group's chair and a former Republican representative from Georgia who voted for the act in 2001, said the sunsetting of the provisions and the hearings in the House and Senate provide a "unique opportunity" to add checks and balances to the act. In a letter sent to the president yesterday, Barr and his group asked Bush "to reconsider your unqualified support" for three specific provisions, only one of which is set to expire without reauthorization.
Those are the so-called "sneak-and-peek" Section 213, which allows agents to enter a place without first notifying the owner; Section 215, which permits agents to get business and library records more easily; and Section 802, which broadly defines terrorists and terrorism. Section 215 is due to expire at the end of the year..."
New York, NY –CBGB's, Forward Face, friends and family of Brandon Chevalier-Kolling (aka Brandon Possible) are teaming up to present a Memorial St. Patrick's Day Benefit show at CBGB's downstairs lounge, 313 Bowery. www.cbgb.com
ph: (212) 677-0455. The event will be held March 17th, 2005. Doors@7:30pm. Tix: $5 at the door. Proceeds will go to Forward Face.
Bands will include: Death Mold, Eyes of Hate, The X-Possibles, Low Flying Jets, Stockyard Stoics, and Disassociate.
Forward Face provides children and their families with immediate support to manage the medial and social effects of craniofacial conditions. We work to educate, advocate and raise public awareness about facial differences.
X-Possibles and Leftover Crack drummer, Brandon Chevalier-Kolling died in his sleep, on tour in Texas late December 2004.
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Now's your chance to read his actual words and make up your own mind about what he wrote. Dig in!
Alternative Tentacles is proud to announce the signing of Hip-Hop legend Blowfly! Before there was Kool Keith, Old Dirty Bastard, or 2 Live Crew- in fact before there was hip-hop for that matter- there was Blowfly. Sampled by Jurassic 5, Ice Cube and Puff Daddy, sued by the head of Publishing giant ASCAP, and the first rap artist to have a record banned ("Porno Freak" in Alabama- 10 years before 2 Live Crew), this 60 year-old caped, masked black superhero / music genius has been credited with everything from inventing rap music and the Miami sound to outraging public decency throughout the South and the world with trash classics like "Shittin' on the Dock of the Bay".
His new album, Fahrenheit 69 is an election piss-take of epic proportions. Tackling issues as far-reaching as R. Kelly, terrorism, G. W. Bush, ugly people, and um... boogers, this album fits perfectly with the independent, irreverent spirit that Alternative Tentacles is synonymous with. Featuring guest appearances from rappers Afroman , Slug (the MC for Atmosphere) and Electroclash freaks Gravy Train, Fahrenheit 69 is Blowfly's first album of completely new material since 1988's Blowfly For President. One listen to Fahrenheit 69 is ample evidence that new material has been long, long overdue.
Alternative Tentacles is thrilled to be responsible for unleashing the legendary Blowfly on a new generation of unsuspecting freaks!
For more info on Blowfly, visit http://www.blowflymusic.com.
"The Saddest Poem Of All: Tribe 8 Is Ending.
January 21, 2005 - That's right. It's been a great ride, but it's time to move on. We'd like to thank all of you for your love and support over the fifteen years.
Don't despair just yet, though—if you never seen us live, or want to for one last time, you can! We're lining up some farewell gigs, the first of which will be on Wednesday, February 16th at the Elbo Room in San Francisco. (See Show Dates for more details.) We're also hoping to do one big everlovin' blowout of a last show, at a swanktastic place like the Carnegie or the Fillmore or even good ol' Michigan."
Alternative Tentacles wishes all the members of Tribe 8, past and present, great success with their various writing, musical, and other artistic projects in the future. You will be missed!
Here is a statement released by Ward Churchill yesterday:
"In the last few days there has been widespread and grossly inaccurate media coverage concerning my analysis of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, coverage that has resulted in defamation of my character and threats against my life. What I actually said has been lost, indeed turned into the opposite of itself, and I hope the following facts will be reported at least to the same extent that the fabrications have been.
* The piece circulating on the internet was developed into a book, On the Justice of Roosting Chickens. Most of the book is a detailed chronology of U.S. military interventions since 1776 and U.S. violations of international law since World War II. My point is that we cannot allow the U.S. government, acting in our name, to engage in massive violations of international law and fundamental human rights and not expect to reap the consequences.
* I am not a "defender"of the September 11 attacks, but simply pointing out that if U.S. foreign policy results in massive death and destruction abroad, we cannot feign innocence when some of that destruction is returned. I have never said that people "should" engage in armed attacks on the United States, but that such attacks are a natural and unavoidable consequence of unlawful U.S. policy. As Martin Luther King, quoting Robert F. Kennedy, said, "Those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable."
* This is not to say that I advocate violence; as a U.S. soldier in Vietnam I witnessed and participated in more violence than I ever wish to see. What I am saying is that if we want an end to violence, especially that perpetrated against civilians, we must take the responsibility for halting the slaughter perpetrated by the United States around the world. My feelings are reflected in Dr. King's April 1967 Riverside speech, where, when asked about the wave of urban rebellions in U.S. cities, he said, "I could never again raise my voice against the violence of the oppressed . . . without having first spoken clearly to the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today - my own government."
* In 1996 Madeleine Albright, then Ambassador to the UN and soon to be U.S. Secretary of State, did not dispute that 500,000 Iraqi children had died as a result of economic sanctions, but stated on national television that "we" had decided it was "worth the cost." I mourn the victims of the September 11 attacks, just as I mourn the deaths of those Iraqi children, the more than 3 million people killed in the war in Indochina, those who died in the U.S. invasions of Grenada, Panama and elsewhere in Central America, the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, and the indigenous peoples still subjected to genocidal policies. If we respond with callous disregard to the deaths of others, we can only expect equal callousness to American deaths.
* Finally, I have never characterized all the September 11 victims as "Nazis." What I said was that the "technocrats of empire" working in the World Trade Center were the equivalent of "little Eichmanns." Adolf Eichmann was not charged with direct killing but with ensuring the smooth running of the infrastructure that enabled the Nazi genocide. Similarly, German industrialists were legitimately targeted by the Allies.
* It is not disputed that the Pentagon was a military target, or that a CIA office was situated in the World Trade Center. Following the logic by which U.S. Defense Department spokespersons have consistently sought to justify target selection in places like Baghdad, this placement of an element of the American "command and control infrastructure" in an ostensibly civilian facility converted the Trade Center itself into a "legitimate" target. Again following U.S. military doctrine, as announced in briefing after briefing, those who did not work for the CIA but were nonetheless killed in the attack amounted to no more than "collateral damage." If the U.S. public is prepared to accept these "standards" when the are routinely applied to other people, they should be not be surprised when the same standards are applied to them.
* It should be emphasized that I applied the "little Eichmanns" characterization only to those described as "technicians." Thus, it was obviously not directed to the children, janitors, food service workers, firemen and random passers-by killed in the 9-1-1 attack. According to Pentagon logic, were simply part of the collateral damage. Ugly? Yes. Hurtful? Yes. And that's my point. It's no less ugly, painful or dehumanizing a description when applied to Iraqis, Palestinians, or anyone else. If we ourselves do not want to be treated in this fashion, we must refuse to allow others to be similarly devalued and dehumanized in our name.
* The bottom line of my argument is that the best and perhaps only way to prevent 9-1-1-style attacks on the U.S. is for American citizens to compel their government to comply with the rule of law. The lesson of Nuremberg is that this is not only our right, but our obligation. To the extent we shirk this responsibility, we, like the "Good Germans" of the 1930s and '40s, are complicit in its actions and have no legitimate basis for complaint when we suffer the consequences. This, of course, includes me, personally, as well as my family, no less than anyone else.
* These points are clearly stated and documented in my book, On the Justice of Roosting Chickens, which recently won Honorary Mention for the Gustavus Myer Human Rights Award. for best writing on human rights. Some people will, of course, disagree with my analysis, but it presents questions that must be addressed in academic and public debate if we are to find a real solution to the violence that pervades today's world. The gross distortions of what I actually said can only be viewed as an attempt to distract the public from the real issues at hand and to further stifle freedom of speech and academic debate in this country.
Ward Churchill
Boulder, Colorado
January 31, 2005


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Lomography Spinner 360
Sturdy build, great images, tripod mountable
Hefty price tag, no picture counter, bulky
Analogue camera brand Lomography (or Lomo, for short) has fast been gaining popularity following the success of its first model - the Lomo LC-A+ - and subsequent Diana F+ and Diana Mini models, while the London shop has just celebrated its first anniversary. The Spinner 360 is the most recent addition to the brand's arsenal of retro-styled cameras and, as the name suggests, is designed to take 360-degree panoramic images.
Unlike some models in the company's range, which use relatively hard-to-find 120mm film, the Spinner uses conventional 35mm film that you can buy anywhere. For those of us that are used to digital snaps, loading camera film can seem slightly intimidating, but rest assured that the Spinner makes it absolutely child's play. You simply pop the back open, lift up the rewind dial, put the film in, attach the spool to the sprocket and wind it a couple of times using the dial on the bottom.
Before shooting, you need to make sure that the aperture is switched to either the "cloudy" or "sunny" setting (depending how light the shooting conditions are). If you're outside in the sun and using ISO 400 film then use the sunny setting, or if it's cloudy then, yep, you've guessed it - use the cloudy setting. If you're using ISO 100 or 200 or if you're shooting inside (it'll need to be a brightly lit room) then always use the cloudy setting. If you leave it on the rewind setting then you'll end up with a blank roll of film and all of your photographic efforts will have been wasted.
There is a hotshoe on top of the camera but as there are no contact points, you won't be able to use a conventional flash, but you can use a strobe flash or constant light source.
There's a cool-looking 360-degree spirit level on top of the camera, featuring an image of a jumping dolphin (a Spinner is a type of Dolphin, if you hadn't worked out the connection). This will help to you to line up your shot so that you get a complete panorama. The trick is to keep the camera steady, which may take a little bit of practice as the motion of pulling the cord out tends to jog the whole unit unless you're careful. Or if you prefer, you can go off-piste and hold the camera at an angle if you want to experiment with your photos. Alternatively, if you want to guarantee a non-shaky picture, there's a standard tripod mount on the base of the camera handle.
To take a picture, you simply pull the cord out as far as it will go, using the ring-pull, and then as you let it go the camera will spin and an image will be captured on the film. You get approximately eight pictures per standard 36 exposure roll, although this can vary slightly. You can alter the angle of the shot by how far you pull the cord out. For example, if you only pull the cord half-way out then you'll get a 180-degree picture. Make sure that you remove the "rubber band" from the underside of the camera body and set the aperture to R before rewinding the film.
As most shots that you take will probably be full 360-degree panorama, they are likely to include an image of yourself staring concentratedly at the camera while pulling the cord. To avoid this and get a nice panoramic shot of the view without yourself standing in the middle of it looking like a pillock, you simply need to hold the camera above your head. We got some pretty strange looks from people while doing this in the middle of Piccadilly Circus, but that's all part of the fun of Lomography.
As the camera uses 35mm film, you can get it developed anywhere from Boots to Snappy Snaps. However, if you are going to do this, you'll need to let them know the score - that there'll be just a few very long pictures on the film. It's best to ask them not to cut the negative so that you get one long strip, which you'll then need to scan yourself. It's also a good idea to ask them for "no colour correction" to preserve the effects produced by the film. Alternatively, you can get your film developed in the Lomo store. This can be a tad pricey, but they do offer the choice of simple processing or the additional benefits of having your images printed out or put onto a disc, or both.
The camera is quite bulky, although it does have a sturdy body and a much more premium feel than some of the brand's cheaper cameras. One thing we would've liked to have seen is a counter to tell us how many snaps we had left. Having said that, it's probably impossible to include such a feature on this camera as the photos aren't uniform length so you won't always get the same number of pictures from a roll of film. Although that makes it a tad annoying, it also makes waiting for your film to be developed that extra bit exciting as you really don't know what you're going to get.
We did ok with our roll of film, although unfortunately we picked a rather gloomy day to test it out in central London. Having said that, the results are still pretty cool (even if we do say so ourselves).
Overall, we're prepared to forgive the bulky chassis and the lack of counter as the pictures that the camera produces look awesome. It is still a little pricey though.
Thanks to Firebox.com for the loan of this product.


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Open parking, cement slab, easy in and out, 5 blocks to Wrigley along Waveland Ave. Enjoy a drink before or after the game at any of the local Southport corridor venues and drive safely home 2 hours after game ends. If you'd like to stay longer we can make arrangements to do so.
This location is a residence.
Nearby destinations: Metro, Mercury Theatre, Music Box Theatre Chicago, The Public House Theatre, Summer on Southport.
We are in the alley just west of Southport Ave between Southport Ave and Janssen Ave and between Waveland and Grace. Just north of the Jewel. Please display your ParkWhiz receipt on the dashboard. Feel free to call the number listed with any questions. If you are reserving a spot day of the game please call or text the number above to let me know as ParkWhiz notifies sellers via email and I'm not always checking email. If using the new e-ticket feature please text your license plate info and car make and model to the number provided. I may not be able to greet you to verify your e-ticket. Thanks so much. Please remember that the parking is in the alley.


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You'd figure Dora the Explorer would age eventually, right? Turns out Mattel thought the same thing, which is why they showed off the new Dora Links Fashion doll at this year's Toy Fair. However, there's been some negative buzz as to Dora's new look, in the form of a released silhouette:
Now, I can actually see why the silhouette would freak some people out. It looks like she's got a miniskirt and curvy legs. Quite a departure.
But this is how she actually looks … and people still have a problem:
OK, I'm not a parent. Perhaps I'm missing some kind of instinct, that piercing urge to express outrage. But I don't see what the issue is.
She's got longer hair (which, I guess happens when you AGE), she's not showing any skin, she's not in heels, she's got a few new accessories (including earrings, which isn't unusual) … I don't get it. Why are some people still ready to put her at Pharaoh's on a Saturday night? Am I not seeing something?
As for the doll, you can connect it via USB to the computer and actually use the computer to customize the doll. Kids can make Dora's hair grow, change the color of her earrings, etc. There's also an alert system that lets you know when there's new stuff to explore on the Dora Web site. I can only imagine the potential shopping craze this could cause.


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Parking and Card Services Activate Pay In-Lane Machine
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 18, the pay in-lane machine in the Olive Garage will be activated. This machine will be used by non-permit holders to pay for their hourly and daily garage parking. The machine is setup to take credit/debit cards and cash.
The daytime cashier will remain in the booth to assist guests with the machine until Tuesday, Dec. 13, with the pay in-lane machine going fully operational Dec. 14.
Current rates are $2 per hour or $6 for a day pass. A hangtag will still be required for overnight parking.
For more information, please contact Parking and Card Services at 314-977-2957 or through email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Rather than the usual "Technical wrestler vs. technical wrestler" route, I think that if given an ample amount of time Dolph Ziggler and Alex Riley (if given a proper push) could put on an intense, high energy performance.
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4 key business lessons I learned from my professor (the guy who later wrote 'The Millionaire Next Door')
We all have people in our lives who have shaped and molded us to become who we are. For me, one of those people is a former professor I had at Georgia State University when I was completing my MBA. His name was Dr. Stanley, which is how I will always know him. After I graduated, Dr. (Thomas) Stanley wrote several best-selling books, including the " The Millionaire Next Door" with William Danko.
He taught me important business lessons that I remember to this day. Here are four key pieces of advice I learned from Dr. Stanley.
1. Take action
Don't wait for everything to be in place. Dr. Stanley taught us to take action — even without all the facts — and work our tails off. He would say, "Learn as you go, and scramble." Usually you don't have all the answers in life. Keep moving forward. If and when you stumble, learn from your mistakes, get up, and go at it again. Proceed even with insufficient knowledge and correct as you go.
2. Be the "go-to" person
Dr. Stanley taught us to be the person who knows others and is the resource people turn to for help. You don't have to be a dentist, real estate agent or stockbroker. You should know people who are excellent in important areas so you can recommend them to others. Be the resource that knows the right people and creates a desire for people to know you.
3. Have fun
Business is meant to be fun. For Dr. Stanley's class, we had a big presentation to make as part of our overall grade. I remember preparing extensively for it. I'll admit I was a bit nervous presenting, but Dr. Stanley set a tone that made the assignment and the class fun. He inspired me to continue speaking after graduation, and years later, I was inducted into the Professional Speaker Hall of Fame. Thank you, Dr. Stanley, for your inspiration and help.


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If you have not been browsing the Design Toscano marble busts for sale collection, you have been missing out on some wonderful things. These are not just the typical busts of Greeks and Romans, but something from every different culture. Here you will find The Golden Shroud of Tutankhamen Egyptian Bust Statue. This large bust is 27" high and is a Design Toscano exclusive. It is easily recognizable as the golden mask so often representing Tutankhamen exquisitely hand painted.
Many people collect elephant statues, elephant designs and artists' renderings, such as our wonderful collection of outdoor elephant statues. Some elephant design is very different and inspired from the continent of Africa such as The Serengeti Wall Mask: Elephant. This wall mask done by a Nigerian artist has a tribal design and is marvelously carved. It is, of course, hand painted and features faux gems in the design.
There is something soothing yet incredibly cute about a tortoise statue, be it named tortoise or turtle. We have a very cute water fountain named Three Turtles on a Coral Reef Solid Bronze Garden Sculpture. This adorable fountain depicts the turtles spitting water out of their mouths as they rest on a piece of coral reef, finely detailed in solid bronze.


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Nassau County Review n Official Paper, Village ol Freeport FREEPORT, N, Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914 Vol. XIX, No. 9 Freeport In the Fraternal Orders News of the Churches Social and Personal —^—— ... Subject of Sermoiu, Senricei of tha A piano recital by the pojula of Mias j Doinsi in the •¦cret fratern*) organixatioiu of and other doinsi in the churches Dora Chaae was given at the residence of Mrs Sherman Holoday, 155 Wallace Street, Saturday afternoon. Try my special box of cut flowers, 75c, for the weekend. C. R. Anl<ers, floriat, Rockville Centre, L. I. Tele¬ phone connection; delivery anywhere. AdverUaement. Freeport atsd Ticinity. and church tocietiet About Gaeats. Viaitj Freeportera and Their nd Partiei of Theodore H. Vought has been elected Christian Science Society. Services William H. Sammons of Huntington secretary of Freejiort Chapter No.302, I Sunday morning at II a. m.; Sunday visited at Freeport over the Wasbing- R. A. M.. tosucceeed William H. Sam- , School, same hour; Hempstead Jank ton's Birthday holiday, mons, who resigned because of moving Building. Subject next Sunday, March to Huntington. i Henry Mohr, aon of Theodore Mohr, froze both bis ears during tbe early part of the week while at work with Boyal Arcanum Had last Monday evening been clear instead of such a heavy snowstorm there is no telling just how terge a crowd Fraternal Council No. 196 , would have had at their recejition and dance, every seat in Brooklyn Hal As it was, was occu- the Adams Express Compuny at Rock¬ ville Centre, with whom he is em¬ ployed. Charles K Hamaker baa given up the laundry business, having sold out to tbe Freeport Laundry, which now controls all the laundries in the village •perated under American ownership. Single copies of the Review for sale cleared and dancing was enjoyed for at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaite's, several hours. The committee having Railroad Avenue; Kiefer's, Nassau charge of this affair was Dr. George County Review, DaSilva's and Go- A. H. Smith, chairman; Alfred P. betz's, ^ain Street; DaSilva's, West Brown, Henry Starr, Edward A. Spie- Merrick Road. ^<'' , P''' »"d Albin N. Johnson. Crystal Lake House was the centre of attraction Saturday evening, when the Elite Dancing Class held a dan- sinte cabaret Mrs. J. O. Reither, of Lynbrook, had charge of tbe affair. An excellent program was given, in clujing piano and vocal solos, as well Tbe Woman's Missionary Society of , as dancing Among the guests were: 1 'Christ Jesus " Wednesday even ing services at 8 o'clock. A reading room with Christian Sci¬ ence literature is open at the above address every weekday from 1:30 to 5 p. m. the Preshvterian Church will meet at Mr. and Mrs. William Hibbard, IVIr. and Mrs. William P. Miller. Mr. and iJIrs. D. W. Antz, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cross. Miss Lillian Cross, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman numbers of the evening, consisting of I officers for the"en8uing year will be Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hervey, orchestra selbctions, violin solos, read-1 elected at this time. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Molloy, Miss Zoe pied and many were standing when the | the home of Mra. C. L. Roe, 24 Porter- entertainment commenced. The Hear- ^ fjejd Place, next Wednesday March 4, ons Sisters Concert Company of the j at 3 p. m. The subjects for the meet- Star Lyceum Bureau, furnished the 1 jn^^ are "Immigration" and "Japan. ings and vocal solos. At the close of the performance the floor was quickly Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn, Mr. and The regular monthly meeting of the 1 Mrs. Irving Dimelow.—Times. W. C. T. U. will be held Thuraday, March 5, al 3 ji. m., at the home of Mrs. Rosp, 176 Pine Street program. Louis Schwab of Olive Boulevard is press on an extended visit with relatives and friends in BufTalo and Niagara Falls. The solo subject uf Mrs. Campbell Fuller in the M. E. Maude Church During the pust week the Columbian There was a very sm Brass Foundry has received one order at the nieeting of Freepor from St. Petersburg, Russia, and one 57, Jr. O. U. A. M., last Friday even trom Liljeholmen. Sweden. Their for. inrr, «.. etnal! that no attempt was made : eign sbijiments were tv^o to Stockholm, to place the floor team at work. Thi Sweden. r" Your town tax is now due. See ad¬ vertisement in this issue for informa¬ tion. If you desire any gpecial in¬ formation regarding tbis tax, we will be pleased to answer any personal corn- munir'iition. The suit of Henrietta A. Harvey A noon Friday evening there will be a dress i «'itl> t!ie Church of tbe Transfiguru- rehearaal of tbe first degree team. ti'J". at the rectory on Pine Street. The secretary has received a communi- ' The ladies ut an eurly hour disposed of cation from Woodmere Council that i their tempting home-made cakes, pie.s, will be of interest to the members of j bread, rolls and candies and a nice lit- A nuniber of the friends of Misi Pboebe Parshall enjoyed a dance at ke House Monday even-; eats'; The dance Was held in the ballroom sie was held on aaturday after- gj t"g j,utel which was artificially dec- by the Ladies Guild, connected ornted with foliage and banners in a manner befitting the holiday occasion. all attendance ; ^""''-y niorninjg will be "Just for To-^ the Crvsful Lni* ort Council Nd, I night," by Arn'pfose. iug, as her gdei our degree team. At the next meeting of Freejiort Chajiter No. 302, R. A. M.. next Wednesday evening, the degrees of lie sum was realized. A series of Lenten services will be given in the Presbyterian Cburch on ¦gainst tbe village of Freejiort, for Past Muster and Most Excellent Mas the death of her liusband while he was ter .vill be conferred on several cundi working at the village jiumping sta- di.t; s. tion, which was set down for Tuesday, February 24, was postjioned until next A number of Masons of this village Miss Lucie Adele, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watkins of iimith Stieet, celebrated her seventh birth¬ day anniversary Wednesday afternoon, with the assistance of twelve of her little friends. Favors were provided Sunday mornings during March. These fo' »'ach of the guests, and games and sermons will begin with "Isaiah's Ke- refreshments were enjoyed. The table view of Christ's Work." Be sure and wa.'i prettily decorated, the central hear this sermon next Sunday morn- : decorations being a birthday cake with jf,g_ seven candles, and others at each end Straight talks to men, especially of the table. The guests were: Mary ek, because of the illness of Judge attended the annual dinner of Morton I young men. will be given Sunday even- Gi^Hzer, Elizabeth Smith, Charles Woll- ut the I ings, ln.ginning witb "Missing His Jaycox. L 'due No. 6.3. F. and A. M., * Gulden City Hotel Tuesday evening | Rig Chance," next Sunday evening. County Detective Phineas A.Seaman und enjoyed a good tinie. Aside from i wood, Rosemary Harding, Dorothy Harding, David Jones, Jo.seph Mona¬ han, Gertrude and Jennie Monahan, returned'to bis dutiea at Mineola early th^ banquet and old-time melodies, R. j -p^e entertainment, "The Arctic '^•"^^'¦'f"''"'«"«' **"|"y^*^- S"*?*^'" this week, after an enforced lay ¦ofl' for W. George Freififeld, Deputy Grand i Architects," given in the chapel of the a week. "Phin." injured hia left le,' Munter and M. W. Kdward M. L^ Eh-| prpghy,erjan Church Tuesday evening by the Loyal Sons, was well attended. The various actors took their parts well, and the plot was well enjoyed by those present. Freeport Club Notes The following names have been add- Ust week in walking from his borne at lers. Grand Secretary, s;ioke. R. W. Freeport to the trolley line, when he Wulter R. Jones, Di.strict Deputy slipped on the ice. Grand Master, described the working ... toola of the fourth degree; the present The next big attraction at the Crys- Ma.ster, .le.tise Richards, t^jiuke concern- tal Theatre will be Augustus Tbomas i'lC the civic uplift given by Morton's in the Eugene Walters play, "Paid in members ihrough Justice .lones, Dis Full" with members of the original trict Attorney Lewi.i .I. Smith, Comp- ^.,^ ," cast,' including Tully Marshall. This t'o'ler Charles L. Phijijis and other j ^^j ^^^ jj,^ ^^^i^grsbip list of the Free play will been at the Crystal two days, brothers, and several others added noxt Monday and Tuesday. See adver- fwcts and stones. Toastmaster Frank tisement in this issue for particulars. H- Hawkins was authorized to send to W. B. Valentine Clowes, who became eighty-two years of age on February 23, and is said to be the oldest living Pii.-it Master in tlu' P'irst Masonic Dis trict, the following written by Bro. Albin N. Johnson : Annual white goods sale* at Bar¬ asch's Dept. Store begins Saturday, January 31. Double green stamps given with everything in the line of white goods. This will be tbe largest cut price sale in white goods this town has ever bad,. See our windows. Advertisement The Winsted Evening Citizen of February 18 has tbe following item which will be of concern to the many Freejiort iriends of Mrs. Libbey, who resided here for several years: "Mrs. George LiDbey fell on Pros¬ jiect Street this afternoon and suffered a fracture of her left leg." HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE Last Saturday afternoon a very pleasant birthday party was given to Mnrion Smith, celebrating ber ninth birthday. Marion is the youngest daughter of Dr. George A. II. Smith on Wallace Streel. After playing many games and hunting peanuts the little folks enjoyed themselves around the table. Aniong those present were : Misses Ethel Ruhl, Mildred Morse, Grace Post, Helen Post, Madeline Ray¬ nor, Ella Ryder, Victoria Dutell, Mar¬ ion Smith, Carol Smith; Masters Har¬ old Wriglit, Huyler Ellison, Herbert AVnold Braren Criinir tiiiii'H 11 ru for Sandy Hi iiiiiiute.«i for Friday, Feb. Saturday, Sunday, March Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fridav, Saturday H.;miisU<i 27. 28, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. >ol<. DtMltii .1 Hay) 9.28 a. 9.62 a. 10.19 a. 10.48 a. 11.26 a. 12.14 p. 1.14 p. 2.33 p. 4.02 p. t .'12 m m. m. m. m. m. m. m. m. .MASONIC NATAI- CREETINO From eighteen thirty two Have sped years eighty two, And B. Valentine Clowes, Morton's oldest Master, Dearer, kindlier, grows. Making bearta beat faster. The trowel, plumb and square Uses he with much care; ^ Master in seventy five; CJencrous, true, sedate So for his rich, long life We bim felicitate. Fourteen Years A^o (lt«ms of interest from the Review flies fonrti^ou years ago this weokl Robert G. Anderson takes office as 1 Postmaster, with G. A. Baldwin as as- j sistant, and Miss Nellie Anderson as i second assistant. ' Great Soutb Bay frozen over solidly. 1 High School roll of honor. Academic ' Department: Miss Etta Miller, Miss! Elizabeth Seaman. { Ground purchased for a Catholic port Club: Dr. F. A. Myrick Harry Betzig, Frank W. Pitcher, Charles M. Weyant and L. E. Osterhaudt. The second Tango Tea given at the Hatfield, Le.jter Fyfe, Club House last Monday afternoon and Randall Smith from 3 until 7, was more of a sueces-i than the firsl one. giveri on Lincoln's Birthday. There were 176 actual Jiaid admissions. Favors in the form of little silk red, white and blue rib¬ bon bows were jiresented to the dan¬ cers. Tea was served at a buffet table Tuesday evening of last week Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bassett were surprised when about 35 of their frienda from the Hemjiateai Baptist Church arrived at their home in a iarge farm sleigh, tooting horns and ringing bells. I in the rear of the dance hall by the Among'the guests where the pastor. Indies of the committee, who deserve Fiev. C. F. Ahrens, and bis family. A I more than ordinary credit for the beautiful tabie which they arranged. Music furnished by Hartmann's string I orchestra of Rockville Centre sujijile- I mented witb a drummer, furnished ap- I propriate music for the occasion. La- i dies of tbe committee were Mrs. Ed¬ win Carman, Mrs. Leonard Mabee, midnight luncheon was served, and all returned borne making as much noise as at their arrival. ENTERTAINS ,500 CLUB Mrs. Edward C. Chapman enter¬ tained tbe Tuesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club tbis week. After the Mrs. Werner Nygren, Mrs. C. D. Bak- games, a bounteous repast was provid- Mra. Thoma.s Spence and Mrs. , ed the guests. Nickle Perfection Oil Heaters, $4.00 Stoves, No. 8, $16.00; No. 6, $10.00 i y^urch, on" thesouth side of Pine Griddles, 69c up O-Cedar Mops, 98c Chicken Wire, 160 ft. Roll 4 ft. $3.00; 6 ft. $3.76 6 ft. $4.60; open, ic aq. ft. Sleighs, 25c to $4.00 St. Patrick'a Day Post Cards, Ic, 10c doz. DaSilva 6 and 10c Store and West Merrick Rd. AdvvrtJ Bement The next* regnlar meeting of the Freeport Arts Club will be at the resi¬ dence of Mrs. William Foreman, next Monday, March 2. The guest commit¬ tee comprises Mrs. William G. Smith. Miss Lillie Stoothoff. Mra. Fred E. Story, Mrs. Sidney H. Sweiey, Mrs. Edwin VanRiper, Mrs. George T. Van, 266-W. Riper, Miss Irene VanRiper, Mrs. Bellmore Theodore H. Vought. v (Wantagb Exchange) . Tbe speaker of tbe day will be Rev. Rpbert Riege, Hicksville Madison C. Petera; topic, "High Coat I 125-M. Street, west of Grove Street. Rev. J. MacMillan, Long Island City, to succeed Rev. W. W. Wilson as pastor of M. E. Churcb. New Telephones Freeport Henry Kamp, 122 Pearsal 269 J. Albert Hart, 103 Rose St., 619 John Schreiber, 170 Lena Ave., j 755-M. Thos. J. Cronin, jr., 210 Pine St., 110 W. P. W. Buckley. 18 W. Milton St., 672-J. Herbert .A. Bacon 67 East Ave., Ave. Road, I Theo. K. Vought. Games played in the pool tournament 'since our last edition are as follows, I the winner's name being first: i February 17 ; A. N. Johnson—F. Staats F. Staats—H. Nichols February 18 W. Clinton Story—W. C. Moon F. Pitcher—E. 'Thompson February 19 E. Cheshire—W Clinton Story H. Nichols—George Wallace February 20 Geo. Wallace—C. M. Weyant J. Huyler Ellison—R. H. Hunt C. M. Weyant—J. Huyler Ellison F. Staats—R. H. Hunt February 21 Dr Wm. G iMiller, jr.--C. A. Ed¬ wards , February 23 j F. Pitcher—David Sutherland, jr. David Sutherland, jr.--C. M. Weyant 1 David Sutherland, jr.—N. T Cole W. Nygren—R. H. Hunt February 24 R. Randall—C. A. P. Smith F. Staats-C. M. Weyant February 25 i Dr. Wm. G. Miller, jr.—E. Cheshire Geo. Wallace—A. V. Johnson A. V. Johnson—J. Huyler Ellison J. Huyler Ellison—W. Nygren. CRANDELLS ENTERTAIN I Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Crandell, of I Pine Street entertained at a unique ^ function at their home Monday even¬ ing. The affair was characterized by i tbe brilliancy of costume worn by the women guests, and the splendor of I the decorations. { Among those preaent were : Mr. and ! Mrs. Alvin A. Sealey, Mr. and Mrs. i Robert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I V. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. William Os-j terhout, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Van j Riper, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cox, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitehouse, Mrs. Brotheridge, Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunster, Mr. and Mrs. John Hibbard, Dr. Saul O. Curtice, Mr. and Mrs. Jere E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Good, Mr. and Mrs Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hunt, Mr. and Mra. Davison and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. O. W. Humphrey, Mrs. William G. Miller. Miss Hattie Wallace, Mrs. H. L. Ma^on, Mrs. Edward Cook, Mrs. H. F. D. Kelsey and daughter, Florence, Mrs. Etta J. and Miss Sarah Carman, Mrs. George Wallace, Miss Grace Van Riper, Miss Clara Gibson,Miss Mildred tiles, Miss Florence Crandell, Miss Irene VanRiper and others.—Post. of Living;" Mrs. Frank J. Wetmore, chairmun. Samuel Self, St. Marks Ave., 273-J. Musical Entertainment On Tuesday evening. Safe for Horses The Brooklyn Times last Fi^iday Marcb 3, at night says the report of Chief Loonam 8:15 o'clock, a musical entertainment, to the Village Board, "recommended ^°!?r' will be given in tbe M. E. Church un- : the purchase of a safe for the Depart- der the direction of Edward Fajans, , ment horses." violinist. M.". Fajans will play selec-1 Any comment is hardly necessary, tions from Handel Wagner, Wienia I possibly beyond remarking the Depart- weaki and Schumann. Mrs. Alice Na- j ment haa no horses. son Cooper, soprano, will sing a rep-1 The same issoe of the Times says ertoire of songs by Franz Abt, Bach ; the Freeport firemen, by the assistant and others, accompanied by Mrs. Elsa | chief, asked tbe village to purchase a Wiemann at the piano. There "will al- pulmotor for tbe Fire Department. This was untrue, as the Fire Depart¬ ment bad nothing whatever to do with Sadie E. BO be readings by Mias Powlea of New York. Mr. Fajsns is well known in Free_; port, having been heard before by Freeport audiences, ant tbe Sunday School, for whose beneflt the concert bas been planned, is expecting a full houae. Archie Post, of North Main Street, entertained a number of frienda at tbe home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Post, last Thursday even¬ ing. A straw ride had been planned ; but as a thaw set in, the proposed ride ' was substituted by a house party. I Music and games aflforded a pleasant 32(1 Johnson | time to the young people. Those who participated were: Mr. and Mrs. Pigutelli, Pruece j Post, Archie, Raymond, Roy and Mil- Pye. Mrs. S. Roberts, A. , ton Post, Robert Morrison, Charles Stanley, Mrs. Walter Bogardis. Godfrey Gilbert, Vera and 409 Sesman Ave. ! Marion Bedell, Normi Raynor, Bea- Robt. G. Anderson, P. M. | trice Baldwin, Marian Hunt, Jessie Feb. 24, 1914 I Thompson, Cecelia Smith.—Post. Unclaimed Letters (Frecport Peti OffKc) Clark, Dr. T. H. Fisher, Mr. Berry Jannkortie, Mr. Piotri Mayes. Mr. Augustus Peterson, Mrs. L. Q., Lamb To Run I Miss Hazel Combs was tendered a birbday supper Tuesday evening. She , . , ,. , , , ; received handsome gifa from her It IS now definitely announced that fiends. Among those present were: Roland M Lamb will be a candidate Miss Alice Schneider, Miss Myra tbe recommendation for the purchaae ; for the office of Village President, in chase, Misa Rene Moseman. Miss May of this apparatus, the petition being f opposition to Smith Cox, th* present Ridj-r Alvin Van Wicklen William made on bebalf of a taxpayer intereat- j Preaident. The other candidates, at Raynor. Frank Cotte, Wilford Southard ed in the village, and wanting tbia ne-| thia writing, have no opposition, and g"d Qtto Payne cessary apparatua where it could be j it ia expected that the only fight will' J used when desired. be for the office of President. (continued on page 5) Local Topics Comments and •xplanationa noc •ntirely of ¦ nrw* nature, on villas* affatra by tha editor. GETTING SQUARE 1 really had to smile. Friend Nolan of the Brooklyn Eagle went in, (it seemed tome,) heavier than circum¬ stances required when referring to sev¬ eral locai affairs, which I have men¬ tioned n this column. He "gets square " by writing to a contemporary telling them that "no other oaper is nearly as good as yours." OUR MAIL SERVICE The Long Island villages are seeking relief from the poor free-delivery ser¬ vice. In many places the morning mail is delivered between 10 and 11 o'clock, and the night muil cannot be obtained until the following morning. Long laland. through jinvate enter¬ prise, has been brought up to dute on most things, but it is weak where the Government is in control. There seems to be no Government official on hand to make a study of the tangle in each villuge or to receive and act upon augge.'-tions for betterment.—Brooklyn Eagle. Try to get -¦satisfaction from head¬ quarters at Washington and they'll tell you they don't give informution to out¬ siders ! And then they talk of Government ownership of telejihone-i. Wouldn't it be fun! You take uji your receiver and get no reply. Vou send word to the local oHice that your fone i.-^ out of order--und they udvipe you they will take un the mutter wilh the aulhorilies at Washington und u coujile of weeks later un inspector comes around to sce what is the mat¬ ter, and make his report, und if it is found that you have not misused tbe fone your request for attention will be filed in regular order. DON'T WANT MISUN¬ DERSTANDING In a well written item about chang¬ ing the number of trustees of our vill¬ age from four to eighth, the Brooklyn Eagle remarks: Smitb F. Pearsall declares tbat he does not consider the matter of chang¬ ing the trustees from four to eight imjiortant, jirovided the additional leg¬ al proposition to divide the village into wards is not also jiresented. There wili be nothing to prevent the whole eight trustees from being elected from "the Bronx ' (a section of Freeport), for instance. This statement is true, but it might possibly give the wrong imjiression tbat I was in favor of dividing the village into wards. My statement was thut the number of the Bourd of Trus¬ tees waa not vitally important, if the additional legal jiropoaition to divide the village into wards was not also Jiresented. Tbia would be an expens ive proposition, and I bad made no argument either for or against it, but merely claimed tbat the other waa un¬ important, and there waa no objection to it, so long aa the jirojiosition to di¬ vide the village into wards was not also brought uji at the aame time. ON VILLAGE AFFAIRS In this issue we publish a letter from a promineni citizen, with the signature, "A Taxpayer." Along thia line a remark may be in order. We publish suggestions from several of our readera thut Thomas J. Sjience would be u good member of the Village Board because of the fact that he is ac(iuainted with electrical problems and his advice would be of value to the Board. Because of fear of being mis- underatood (although I knew that Mr. Spence was very busy, and would prob¬ ably not care to accept a position of this kind) I refrained from making any comment, until he had announced that he positively would not serve. The mere fact that Mr. Spence is acquainted with electrical problems is no reaaon tbat the village ahould ex¬ pect him to donate any more time than any member of the Village Board, or any more than any other member of the Village Board would donate hia stock in trade, which might be coal or groceries or printing. The village has a municipal plant which is a gold mine, und it is better qualified to pay for somebody compe¬ tent to handle its entire plant than a private concern would be, and there is no reason why someone should not he employed to take charge of this work, rather than expecting some member of the Village Board who happens to be acquainted witb electricity to do tbe work free. Mr. Spence, or any other man, being able to give only an hour once in a while, could not be expected to be of as much service to the village as an expert, wbicb fact Mr. Spence evidently well recognizes. As a mem¬ ber of the Village Board, if he decided to serve, he would be valuable, the aame as any otber citizen wbo devotes the time to public work, but if it were a plan for the village of F'reeport with a quarter million dollar plant, to get advice for nothing, we would suggest tbat it would be well to select a law¬ yer on the Bojrd, to give free legal advice; a doctor, to attend to all vill¬ age employees who might be sick; and possibly a man like George Randall or S. Foster Sprague to take charge of the roads without any compensation. The thing would work out to an un¬ limited degree, and for that reason is ndt at all practical. VILLAGE PLATFORMS Don't make any mistake about thia. This pajier is the iocal official paper, absolutely without solicitation, and has tbe interests of the village deep¬ est at heart. Our columns will be open for any psrty platforms or com¬ munications from any persona inter¬ eated bearing on village candidates and conditions. | Main Street Fire Alarms Business Men I At 10:45 Wednesday evening, with' tbe temperature around zero, (.'all 47, ! probably more dreaded by merchants | and firemen alike than any other call, j sounded. Unlike other calls, which j uaually take in a block or more in I either direction, thia call is contined ' to Main Street, from the corner of | Main and Pine to Main and Merrick j Road, and the firemen know that some- I where in that stretch of frame tiuild- j ings they will have to fight, perhaps | only to save one building, but possibly for the saving of the business aection. [ Word soon came that the fire was in the "5 and 10 Cent Store" at the cor- | ner of .Main Street and Newton Boule¬ vard, almost directly across from the ! Nassau ("ounty Review otlice, and in record lime apparatus was on the ground. When tbe jiower house was j called the bell on the front of Truck 1 ' bouje had started ringing, and the j driver of that comjiany bad his horses i nearly to the hou.=e when the whistle | started blowing. As this ajiparatus' swung into .Main Street from Merrick ! Koad H blunket of smoke over Main , Street left no doubt as to the location , or character (f lhe fire. The discov- ; erer of the fire had broken the ] glass in the front door of the build-| ing. and effoita to enter from the front , were for a few moments fruitless. ¦ Assi-itaiit Chief Pearsall, who arrived j with the first apparatus took no ' chunces, and immediately ordered a ¦ second alarm. Chief Engineer Loo nam, who had been at his work at Mil- : burn Pumjiing Station, ut B.Tldwiii. ' stirted on the lirst ulurm for the run j of considerably over a mile, mostly j along the railroad trucks and arrived ' soon afterward. j Tivo families occupied the secon.l floor and were forced to flee scantily ; clad, not being awakened until a jiass- I erby discovered the fire and gavi> the ; alarm, , Locrtting the b'aze was the hardest part of the work. The first line of ; hose waa senl to the rear, where the i cellar door was nroken ojien, and the ; men sent into the dense smoke in the ; cellar where il was known the fire- must be located. The chemical line hud been taken tbrough the frontdoor, j but could not for a while get fnr enou^'h into the building to locate the fire. Soon another line of hose wus put ; in from the front, but afler a minute's work was turned off, as the line in the cellar had done its work, and the ] smoke began to let uji. It was fhen aeen thnt there had been no fire on the ground floor, and the damage from water there was remarkably small, considering the inability to locale the blaze. By the time the smuke cleared enough to make work safe in the cel¬ lar another line wus tuken in und the last of the fire extinguished, but here the damage by fire and water was con- j siderable. The fire must be recorded as "cause unknown." Sturting ap-j piirently in jiilea of atock in tbe center j and north side of the building, it hud I ignited the floor beama overhead, many 1 of which were badly charred for con- siderabli! diatrmce. \ The losa will probably be about $600 on building and contents. The store ia ocujiied by the Long Island F'ive and Ten Cent Store, and the huililing owned by .lames B. Raynor. The Comical Side A new paper, the Nassau Poat, start¬ ed in Freejiori a few weeks ago. I had no objection to advertising it und greeted it with ojien arms. But my j bow the little kid scratches. In their laat issue they advertised their pajier; 1 "Il contains no boiler plate and no 1 borrowed news." ! I wua conceited enuf to imagine tbat j was for my benefit— I don't hesitate ', to use borrowed news or boiler plate, 1 uny more than the New York World, tbe South Side Obsfrver or the Brook- j lyn Eagle. i On the same jiuge, third column, | they had a rejiort of a meeting of the ' Board of Superviaors Monday witb thia ! paragiapb: [ "Supervisor Smith designated the j Nassau County Keview as the official i organ of tbe county, despite tbe legal ; controversy with The Owl of Rockville Centre, which is now before the .Su- ' preme Court." This jiaragrajib, which is untrue, appeared in a recent isaue of the Brooklyn Eagle, and as the Post "never borrows news" we are led to wonder if they stole tbis item, or just plagairized it. I waa merely reproducing it to show their evident leaning toward the Owl in their sympathies in this matter. Just for tbeir information. Supervisor Smith designated the Review as the official paper on January 9, about six weeks ago. and the designation is on file with the Secretary of State at Al¬ bany. By the way, in their first issue they said: "We will alwuys tell the truth." In the last issue (in the column right between the two items mentioned above) they have an item, "Opj'ose Fire Marshall Abolition", in .vhich they remark: "Chief Bernard Loo¬ nam at Freeport will bring tbe atten¬ tion of members of tbe Fire Council .o the matter tomorrov/ night." As a matter of fact, the Fire Coun¬ cil had no meeting scheduled for Wed¬ nesday night, and Chief Loonam as¬ sures us be has not expressed any in¬ tention of inteilering in this matter, or allowing the injection of jioiitics in any way in fire !- jiar'.ment matters. More Freeport Newt on Page 5 Have yoo tried for that free 6 lb. Huyler's yet? See Chubbuck 'a adv. on last page. Advertl>«ni«Dt In the Fire Department rr>-. tu and ab.iut tha ir local d«p«rtm«nt by H. E. P. BOWLING TOUK.\AMENT. Aftei- a long recess gunies were re¬ sumed in the bowling tournament Wed¬ nesday evening, when Hose 1 took three games from Truck 1. thus add¬ ing to their already large jiercentage. The scores : . Hose 1. 816; Taick 1. T2>^ Hose 1. f<OU; Truck 1, 6f6 Hoae 1, 786; Truck 1. 635 In the games scheduled for Tuesday evening, between Hose 1 and Hose 4, Hose 4 requested that they be post- lioned, and they will be rolled some night the coming week. Thursduy evening Hose 2 again iniled to ujipeur, and llose 3 being ready and waiting, the games were de¬ clared forfeited to thern. Tbe standing to date: STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Won Lost I'. C. Hose 1 Hoae 3 Hose 4 Engine 1 Truck 1 Hose 2 .917 .667 .666 556 .333 .067 PUT YOUR SHOULDER TO THK WHEEI. At the \'illMge PJleclioti on March 17. aliout three weeks olf.a Jirojiosition will bo submitted to build a new house for Hose 1, on the projierty dunuted by Cadman II Fredericks on Soutb Side Avenue. This jirojiosition has been ajiproved by the Fire Council, ami if we fiiemen will but hung together on it, we cdii get what we want easily. If your neighbor who is not a fireman, doubts that we need this, tuke him to any of the hose houses, excejit Hose 4 und he will >i.nn be convinced. STARS FOR SERVICE Hus your comjiuny adnpted the "ser¬ vice star" method of giving credit to the members for attending lires? So far, three comjianies in the village. Hose 3 und 4 und Truck 1, are using it. und huve found that the friendly rivalry it creates more than makes it worth while. A large .sheet of white card. 22x2« inches, is ruled into squares large enough to bold the stars, which may be obtained frnm almost uny slutioner. At the lefl of the curd, room is left for the names of the members. (1 have a number of tbe large cards, jilain excejit that "Fire Service Rec¬ ord" is jirinted across the end. tbe 22- inch wuy, which I will glvi- to tbo comjianies interested. You will have to have some one of your members do the ruling.) The card is fia.nedund hung on the wui I on the ajijiarutus floor. After eacb alarm the mem¬ ber entrusted with the job puts a red atar after the name of. euch member answering roll cull und writes the date at the toji of the column. The rivalry to obtain these service atars ia keen, and especially after a member has a clean record for a num¬ ber of fires, he begins to becorne inter¬ ested in keeping a clean slute. Truck 1 finished its firat yeur with this scheme at 1 :45 last Saturday, and had two members who finished with a rec¬ ord of 100 Jier cent, for the year, while several others bad just misaed the goal, fnr which rivalry had become veiy keen as the year drew lo a close, by one < r two calls. One rheniber bad come through up to February 9 and tben missed the two calls on that day and one on February 11 by illness. Of course the missing of a number of stars is no discredit to any member, as it might be for illnes.-', absence from the village, or uny number of legitimate causea, but probably no member would be so unfortunate as to miss u succession of firea, and tbe board would soon begin to tell its own story. P'or the first time in a long while, hot coffee wag served all who wunted it Tueaday night. With a lot of ice outside a little heat inside feels good once in a while. The following item waa handed in by .lumes H. Fairbrother of Truck 1. ami will Jirobably interest many of the members of enr Depurtmenl, concern¬ ing our nearest neighboring fire de¬ partment, Baldwin: Under the recently enacted Mahoney bill, the Baldwin Hre Dejit. has con¬ tracted with the Town Board to furn¬ iah fire Jirotection to tbe Baldwin Fire District at a sum of $1000 per aiinum. In order to fulfill tbe terms of tbe contract with reference to protecting the southern portion of tbe Diatrict, the DepartmenI will shortly place In commission Hose 2, located in the new station now nearing comjiletion on Church Stieet. The building is of concrete blocic construction with red tile roof and presents a very pleasing apjiearance. It has a Cellar, containing tlie heating jilaiit and storage facilities, an appar¬ atus floor, arranged with two en¬ trances, to accommodate two pieces of apparatua, and a second floor devoted to company ijuartera. The building it beated by hot air and illuminated by electricity. The apparatua consists cf a Sea- grave hoae wagon, equipped with hand cbemicala, roof and extension ladders and boo ieet oi hose. It is arranged for hand or horse draft. Other improvements recently made are (he equlppingjof^ Hose No. 1 with hand cheiiiicula and of furnishing the comj.uriie.'^ '..ilh rubber coats and nel- roets. (Continued on |>ag« 8>v
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|Nassau County Review 19140227
|Nassau County Review 19140227
Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village ol Freeport
Vol. XIX, No. 9
In the Fraternal Orders News of the Churches Social and Personal
—^—— ... Subject of Sermoiu, Senricei of tha
A piano recital by the pojula of Mias j Doinsi in the •¦cret fratern*) organixatioiu of and other doinsi in the churches
Dora Chaae was given at the residence of Mrs Sherman Holoday, 155 Wallace Street, Saturday afternoon.
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CrysaniaMajere wrote:I'm very bad in making up titles, but I really like the pictures.
I like the third, it's very cool, but I also like the first, with the animal looking at you like thinking 'don't come any closer, let me eat in peace' .
About the second.. ehm, I'm not sure what I'm looking at. Are those people inside the building, or outside reflected on the windows? It appealed to me at first the thought that the down part was inside and the up part was a reflection, just wondering if I got it right
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