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Walters Head . : -Mrs. Frederick Walters was elect- . ed. president of the Columbus ave. ^school Parent-Teacher \ Association u< Ri • • ' : F C. 'Rat ;- .-"&' r - > - f ' ' ' - r* ? THUESDAY, APBtt 15, 1948 Lieut. John C VSebrock Rites at-Pinelawn Friday^ * Funeral services-, for Lieut. John C. Viebrock, who was killed in the t,•o-. s-u ccee:d, -•M*,r s..- G«.u y..-AA... .j«R. ussetl,l "a*t B£a£tt,l"e-"o f Yt.nhHeV . Bhnulng eh',e VGne rmreatunryn, e,adn dto theanriual meeting-Thursdajrafter^ whose Wa^hftM^HV returned to noon In the school. ;;* '• .•' held at the grave m - • ** •»» *«« ««* in Hneiawn National .Cemetery, Elansrwere.-mide-for a. tea and ^a^,ri|dale( tomorrow at- 1' P.M. ncaekx€t LTsahlue_rs:dtoa;yb e_afgtievrenno oinn .tuhned. secrh toho^l ; fL i?e«u£t .H V'iiAehbrioocckK: wwaass tmhee s-soonn' -oOfL .Mjarr.. chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph, Mc- Kahary, Mrs.' Russell and Mrs. Sam Jurist' were delegaterfHo at-tend the Women's Forum to be held in-.the:: Garden- City-Cathedral House on* Tuesday, April 27t r. Miss Mary Pifleider, a ..school ", health.nurse/gave a-talk on health. Besides Mrs. Walters officers elected for 1948-49 were: Mrs. Dana Smith and Miss Helen E. • Roas, vice-proHitlents; Mm. ."Sol Umanr recording secretary; Mrs. Guy Partridge, corresponding" secretary: Mrs. William Bruton, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Mun- . koJt, historian. *,'"•• I--'; Junior Mercy League To Erect Busx Shelter The Freeport Junior League for ' Mercy Hospital decided at its monthly meeting in McArthur Hall of the Hospital, to raise a fund of $2,000 between now and early fall with which to erect a bus shelter for. the institution. A series of events will be sponsored to procurje the funds. Miss Patricia Carthy presided in the absence dif Mrs. Clifford' Ray-nor, the president.. Aprofls, made 'and donated by the members, were sold, Mrs. William Walsh received the award for day. Announcement was made that awards were made at the annual card party to Mrs. Emily O'Brien, of Bast Rockaway, Mrs. Charles Kunkel, of , Oceanside, Mrs. Joseph H.. Gallo, president -of the senior league; -Mrs. Peggy Goodman and Mrs. Joseph Phillips. and Mrs.; Cord yiebropk. The.'Rev. David Gr~Jaxheimer, pastor of Christ Lutheran,-Church, of which the soldier was a member, will .officiate. The Rev. John- "J. Madden, assistant pastor of .Our Holy Redeemer -R. C. dhurch, will assist as a friend of the family. There also will be rites by William Clinton Story Post, A. L., in'charge of Vice-Commander Kenneth E. Vought, with Fred Hager officiating as chaplain. _ Mayor Cyril G. Ryan has granted permission for all Legionnaires in the village employ • tov take the afternoon off to attend. A delega-tion of Main st. merchants is ex-pected to attend out of courtesy to Mr. Viebrock. Village ,and other flags-will-be lowered to half mast. WILLIAM WILLETS GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY BY PARENTS Mr. -and Mrs. Ray Willets, 75 Mount ave., gave a party to their son, William, who was four yearg old qn Sunday. An enjoyable after-noon _was spent. . Tho little guests were: •> . v Connie Frisch and Jane Hollander, of Freeport: Joan nnd Sue Raeder, of WU-IlHton Park; Trlnn^ nnd Michael Condon, of New Brunswick, N. J.; Don Heberer, of Hlcksvlllc; Bobbie Jackson. Billie nnd Richard Brodbeck nnd Jimmy and Buddie Germain of. Freeport. :.' .-. Court Stella Maria Gives New Members a Reception Mrs. •William' Pyper, of Amity- .vllle, district deputy, i attended a reception -rgiyen^in* Our Holy Re-deemer. School.; Hall, Ifjst night v by CourtvSteimVMarls; -C; p, of. A., to' a/'large number 6f .members who joined recently. Mrs. Walter* Ken-grand, regent, assisted. Supj jper, In. charge of Mrs. Francis Metz, was served. • •' . . Plans .for -the event were' made at the monthly meeting Monday uif^ht in the school hall. Plans also .Were completed for the annual Sprjng dance io be held in the South Shore Yacht Ciutr. Saturday -night. 'Mrs. Kenney was delegated to attend the state cqnvention to be held at Lake Placid in May. . TO INITIATE FITZGERALD Bernard FltzGerald^ a -student from Freeport, is to be Initiated as a member of Crown and Lance at Hofstra College, Hempstead. Barbara L.,:Wnitehead Marries R. F. ^tadelman Miss Barbara Loretta Whitehead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Whitehead, 110 Evans ave., was married to Robert Frederick Sta-delman, son of Mrs". William Fremdt, 10,5 §outh Bay ave., Sun-day afternoon in the rectory of the Most Holy Rosary R. C. Church, Roosevelt. The bride was given in marriage by her -father, atid^ ...the_ Rev. Francis P. Kelly, Assistant pastor, officiated. Her sister, Mrs. Dewey Snure, bf Roosevelt, was matron of honor, while Joseph Sta-delman, of Dover, N. J., was best man for his brother. Following a . reception ?in. .the* Whitehead home, Mr. and R^rs. Sta-delman left-on a trip to Washing-ton, D. C., and Virginia. THey will be at home on their return at 88 Whltehouse ave., Roosevelt. 55 Sjo. Main St., Freeport FANCY YOUNG ALL SIZES Turkeys Ib FANCY LARGE FOWL • &jy^p£&<?***~%i''''f»™>t'V*yM<'<^ff*' y-ff • fc ^ ^ ~-*V * f . .-. fxtf. P EmWfm SHOULDERS MILK FED R 77 • • ' • • • IKt.1,111 •- , "ni rHiHt*,*' «"" IT'S MORE BEAUTIFUL WHEN PROTECTED WITH KEYSTONE 100^ PURE HOUSE PAINT /. . It's quality that makes this fine paint bring out the best of your dwelling's .personality. Quality, too, that protects its beauty longer, saving you the' cost and inconvenience of fre-quent repainting. When the best costs so little more, it's _false_economy to compromise. Y TO EAT HAMS Ib^ Whole or Shank Half Gal^jwtS-Qt LOW OVERHEAD - LOW PRICES - COMPARE!! PURE GUM ONE COAT 2.2,5 gal. ONE COAT 2 : • gal, .Your' Container 17 EAST MERRICK ROAD 9-3421 LEGS and RUMPS Ib - -/"" "•- - . il-Jf^'b-.* *' >'*&'^m<' • rreepoii's Official NewsDaper > Shore's Leading Wee Chamber to Hold Open Meeting Monday In Municipal Hall Martin to Outline Program; All to Be Asked for Suggestions The first, of the monthly general membership nijaeJJ.ngs...,planned by the FreepOrM3namber of=Commfetce is toJbjEKfcield In the Court Room .of the Municipal -Building Monday night. No formal program has been arranged. However, President Wil-liam J. Martin Is to outline the plans he has Iff mind on wjiich he thinks the Chamber should concen-trate duriilg the year. • Then everyone present will be given an opportunity to offer sug-gestions as to. projects the Cham-ber might undertake or as to what might be done, to make the.organi-zation an 'important factor in the advancement of the interests of the community. President Martin has let It be known that under-his ad: ministration, the Chamber is not just to be a businessmen's group but that membership is open to everyone, in Freeport Vhb has the interests of the village at heart and is willing to get out and Work to advance those interests. There should be a' large turnout at Mon-day night's meeting. Several matters were taken' up • at the monthly dinner meeting ot* the Board of Directors Monday night in the Woodcleft. Watch A Membership Award Joseph Goldblatt offered to do-nate a wrist watch to be awarded fthe person who gets the most new : menfbers for the Chamber. , Samuel L. Israel announced the "(lecaloomaniaa we_re ready-to be dis-tributed. And as the Chamber is • Just starting a new fiscal year, il was voted to give one emblem to each member as he pays his minimi dues. The decalcomanins, red, and white in color, are topped witli a pip In re ofnrsHrrliot'KO. ;jt'ii'irn7e~woTnin[naTel LARGE ROASTING Chickens Ib LOINS OF YOUNG PORK Ib BREAST OF VEAL r Please Phone Orders Early . "• ' -, - ' * f 9 1885 f . - + • , ^^^^ . - THANK YOU 7 . . - . ; . -" ..... -. ........ - ,f. •-:__ ' ' -. '•- James Smith way to Jon PS Heach, Free port Chamber-of Commerce." Below/are emblems of industry, business, sports and fishing. ' /'( A proposal to sponsor/an ama-teur boxing show at the_Stadium-for the'benefit of. Urn Salvation Army :$7,500-drive was referred to* a committee comprising Mr. Israel, Maurice J. Fox zurU Morris Pallas. . Vice-president^at-large Horace E. DeLisser reported on a meeting of water-front/interests" at w h i c h closer co-operation was planned to-gether yit1T~effdrts to obtain simi- 37-Fainily Garden Type .— - -. . -- - » -— ' —: • , \ ;"i .. • -"• Ti-/" W1''.^ — "•" rN 1 •»t--:i* i,i v . >^.; .' . '••> .-•;•• •. Pki r - . fi ••! -.'Yi^tw-il A •• 7*-;&&V ^-^^fc;.y' Planned at Smithlrlnd OceanA*te|« Structures WU1 Have Numerous Features Not Usually Found in Such Projects , the Sebor Realty Corp., 1680 Ocean ave., Brooklyn, has filed plans .with the Building: Department for a group of modern, semiMjotonial, garden type apartments to be erected on the north-east cprner'of South Ocean ave. and ^ : Sznlth st. There will- be 37 'apart-ments in the seven units -with a total of 130 rooms. The property has a- frontage of 275.9$ feet on Ocean ave. and 300.40 on Smith st. Complying with deed restrictions the buildings will have a set back of 65 feet on Ocean ave. and 50 feet-on Smith st., affording a large space for landscaping. To make up for the large part of the plot taken .up in frontage, the Zon-ing Board of Appeals granted the promoters a variance reducing the apace that otherwise would have been required in the rear of the plot running parallel to Ocean ave. Three of the units fronting on Ocean ave. will be three stories in height, but the _ other four will be two stories * high. The main en-trance from Smith st. will lead into a. commodious .court around which the various unittr-wlll be built. Construction will 'be of bric'k with slate gable, roofs. . * Numerous features not included in most such, ventures have b.een introduced^ In most apartments, there will be two stairways,.one for the tenants and the other for ser vants. In . 90 percent It will 'be possible to get into the apartments wUhout going through the living room and all rooms will be acces-sible from a large foyer. There will be three, three and a ! half and four room apartments. The three and a half room apart-ments wiH have an eating dinette, 7 by 10 feet, separate from the kitchen, which will have a floor area of 100 feet. In the others the kitchen floor area will be 140 sq. ft. Living rooms will be 13 by 20 feqjt and bedooms 11 by 17. The four-room apartments will have*two bed-rooms. - The apartments are expected to be ready for occupancy six months after* ground is broken for .the pro-ject. George G. Foster of Railroad ave., Is the architect. The "esti-mated cost of -.the buildings is $250,000. There will be room on the-prop-erty to house a- car for each of the 37 apartments either in garages or on the grounds. Saturday Is Registration Day ,__r •voters to qualify to partici-pate in the annual school meet-ing in the Frtfeport High School on Tuesday night, May 4, and the election of two members'of the Board of Education the following day. ^--' The polls will be open in the corridor of the high school Sat-urday from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. Only'those who enroll between those hours will be qualified to pass on the $1,183,680 gross budget that will be submitted by the Board of Education for adoption on May 4, and vote for Vice-Presldent Clifton B. Smith and Dr. E. Freeman Miller; who are running unopposed^for re-election on May 5. $7,006 Reported As Red Cross Drive Comes to a Close ..' VUIage Falls $3,000 Short of Its Quota; Some Still to $683,360 Budget Adopted by Board; 1.58 Tax Rate Set l_Mayor Explains High Costs Have,Hit Village Spuhler Names Heads Of Elks' Committees G. M. Levy Seats Officers For New' Year; First Initiation Planned Capt./lh'pd C. Spulier, who was Installer! as exulatod ruler of the Frepfjorl Lodge of Elks last Thurs-day night, this week announced the lar co-operation - t he— Village Bbaru in. procuring improyements fo^the area. - / Four Directors Added Announcement was made Park=_ Ing Field"2 would De opened for ;use todayatril "A. M~ and_s^Veral direc-tors announced they would be, on — --(Continued on Page 4) ing committees .for -the ensuing year. - - ' Past Kjftilted Ruler_George Mor- Le>-y -ofTlciated as IrfstatliiiK r." William Blume, sr., was seated for his 22d ter.m as tiler pf the lodge. Other officers'inducted were Ren6 A: Carreau, leading knight; George W. • Berns, loyal knight; J. George Giynn, lecturing knight; William J.. Murphy, secre-tary; William J. Kell, treasurer; Gordon H; Meyer, retiring ruler, alternate representative to the grand lodge; William J. Hoffman, trustee-for-flve years, and Thpmas N. diGIacomo, trustee.. . . . . . . AppQiuti.ve_offl£ers-rinfltalled were Charles P. McCabe', esquire; C. .Curtis Fulton,- chaplain; Karl_A. Reich, organist, and. Benjamin J. Reiner, Inside guard. Between 30 and 40 candidates —(Continued on. Page,4) r Legion Initiates Movement to Arouse Citizens To ^^ the Importance of Voting ^ . William Clinton Story Post, A. L,,^as started a movement to bring abotfj^K' greater"Vealization oh the part of the citizens of the United States, of .the importance of everyone exercising his prerogative of voting in nation-al, state and local elections. Past Commander Henry C. Kranz brought up the "matter at the semi-monthly meeting Friday night in the Dugout. He w^s.. delegated by William-Hi -McGloskey to prepare a resolution to be pre- - sented for action at -the meeting on Friday njght, .May 7- It then. will" be forwarde4 to. national head-quart^ rs to be 'taken up at the next "national convention. _.^ Mr. Kranz said that .the ontf way. the United States could be main-tained' as a free and independent country was for the loyal citizens to go to the polls on flection Day. It was pointed put that member of subversive groups' leave no stone unturned to push their ideologies while only a small percentage of" eligible voters cast their ballots on -Election Day." sen, .now second division vice-com-mander, Vas endorsed for election as county adjutant, at the 'Nassau County convention to be held, in Past Commander C. Howard Lar-1 May 21. Membership Officer Gerald Rob-soil reported a paid-up membership of 600, and announced the continu-ance" 6f the campaign to- bring the total up 'to 1,000 before the end of the fiscal year.- •••=• - Austfri A. Montrosa appealed for contributions of cigarettes and other items to be taken to the pa-tients at the Kings •Ptfr.k." State Hospital bn the occasion of the an-nual pilgrimage* to the Institution in June. , . "Further opportunity will "be given to nominate candidates for office at the next meeting and the nomina-tions will be closed on Friday nig&t, Mass is Celebrated For John J. Sheehan .6 G.O.P. Committeemen Pallbearers at Rites; Buried in St. Charles >!:; I'ellow Kejmb^fcan dtatrfrf ni the ofllcfatiul a» pall-funeml or John J. -Motulay morning. Mass \vns Alosf )Hfoly~Tl!b.sar.v, Roosevelt, by Hit* RHV. John E. Hiichny. the-pas-tor, assisted by tlin Rov. John J. M addon, assistant; pastor o|' Our Holy Redeemer Clnirclt. Burial /Gl-owed in • St. Cluirl.es-. Cemetery, Plnelawn. ... - .. " ------- M.r. Slieehan, wlro was a commit-teeman from tile 34th election. dis-trict, died Thursday after- a long illness in his home,. 11-Prince ave. He- wasrbornTiin^Brooitlyn, March' Freeport was still approximately $3,000 short of attaining its' quota of $10;000 in the. 1948 Red Cross fund raising*campi4gn--tts the work-ers submitted their- final reports at a meeting Monday night in the Municipal Building. ••Contributions for the last week of the drive total-ed only $389.32, Increasing the gri\n<l total to $7,006.70. However, Dominic Pelliclo, the village chair-man, said ho .knew of a couple hundred dollars which would add As Well as Individuals 'A budget-calling for the raising of ?683i360.90. during the fiscal year 1948-49 was adopted unanimously by the Village Board .following a hearing last Thursday night. The gross budget totaled $932,613.14, but anticipated receipts of $249,262.- 24 from sources other than taxation brought the -net figure down by that amount. 'This entails a tax rate of $1.68 on each $100 of assessed val-uation compared to $1.38 for.the past year, when the gross budget totaled $822,101.36, the net $525,- 774.59 and the assessed valuation was $38,222,586. The increase in the gross • budget amounted to $111,511.78 and in the-net to'$167*- 586.31. Mayor Cyril C. Ryan, in an ex-planatory statpment before the hearing said t-he vfl.lage had been hit by the. general increase In the costs of everything as have all in-dividuals. "'He--explained \that be-cause a new engine soon tq be tie-. livered for the power hquse-is-to be paid for out "of -the receipts or the light fund, it had been impos-sible to make the usual contribu-tion of $36,000 usually received from that fund. .' Employees Get 5 P. C. Raise He explained also 'that -the sal-aries of all employees receiving $2,500 and less had. boon raised G slightly to that amount. The receipts by d/slrlcfs wore ns li foHows: No. 3-1, $20; :tf, ?l2.,r."; ;i(i. K #31.57; 37. -*31.r»('; 10, ?20.1'5; -M *ii: -ia, $5! i.'t, ;"M; M. *-';i; -ir. 29; -IS, $5, and -(f*. $fi. percent that ratys bad gone up, as An additional \vns reported from business with $12.50 from urbanizations. Also a Jnsunuicd .rates JmJ gone up. as has the cost of all materials and upplles. The* Hinomils allowed for (be dif-ferent de'ipirtnients are as*J'olIowH: General G o v e r n n i L M i f J 1M62.1V; protection ol' per/tons .amf property ' and IJoJire 'V' n tf ff,f 'ET Departments) - , 25, ^8927 ami bad been a resident of Freeport for .thirty ,years. He was a salesman for William Zinser & Co., manufacturer of Bulls Eye En'anjels. " • -He-was™ serving-"for his second year as vice-president of the Free-port. Republican Club and chairman of_the membership.committee. Last year the club attained the largest membership'in its-history, with the prospects of the record being brok-en this yTear. 7 • , •• Mr. Sheehan is survived by his wife, Edythe Staats Sheehan;'a son, John J.; a grand son, John HarrJ-' son; ^.g-fe^lbrpJ,jl^'rs,_.._TimQt.hy..; Thomas.-LeonardrAlbert," WJIIfani, Leo, Raymond and Edmund, and ' three sisters, Mrs. Rose Banting, Mrs. Lorette -Bishop and Mrs. Rita Delaney. - . The'^pallbearers were Peter Kelly, Paul Kelly, Frank-Curley, Otto J. Christ, G o r d o n Slmonsoi^ and Sheriff H. Alfred Vollmer. fhe Re-publican 'committeemen said their .farewell *. to Mr. Sheehan Sundjly nighi when, they gathered "In tne Fulton Fuoeral parlors. 'rnl't i e'e, conrnrlslng- 'Mrs. HoTblcT wT* ofi Cl eft^n 1 i ni esH. if 1 S:-l_. 5 79'. 0 3;. h i si i way Hattfn, Theodore SpHzIer and Mrs. Charles Fritz, has been -named .to "mop-upr the business area_._r Parking Field NoT2 ~™~ Due~Fbr Occupancy Today R/iin delayed the opening of Jin-terior Parking Field 2\schedultfd for the last week-end. However, the 'Wo.rkTias. since' been coniplted, and Trustee Robert L. Doxsee, aotinp for Mayor Cyril C. Ryan, wa£ to officially declare the'fleld ready for occupancy at 11. A.M. today by cut-ting a ribbon. Entrance to the field will be from South Grove St., through .a 50-foot right of'way owned by'the village. The eastern section wjll be used first. As soon as some legal form-alities have been complied with the entire plot will be thrown open to Daylight SaviiigiStarls ~ Sunday Morning at 2 Daylight .saving .wllj .become effective- again Sunday at 2 A^ M. So don't forget to turn that clock ahead before you retire Saturday, nfghf or^in the wee s*mall hours of the/following morning. For if you don't you'll .find-yoCirself an hour-late when you start, out to "Jteep that date. • • ••" MANSPERGER AT OHIO U. , jyiH.ruiJt-.iu.. iMritaiiniosppceiBrgVe*ri, jjt.rt,'.f3s\ofu n o\JfL Mr; and M>s^ Martin ft." B^fisperg-- er,'19 Essex1 ct., was . among the students enrolled in Ohio State. University.;" Columbus,/ O.(, t h J B spring; ' , • ; // ; ( : the^public for parking. SAVALL DRUG M-ART PPEN_A,LL DAY SUNDAY \ - _ The Savall Drug Mart, 83 West day a,fter the other pharmacies In "Freepbrt close at 2 P. M. The telq-phone ifl'^Reeport 9-3,722, department, $107,72:1; f'3£»945.36: miscellaneous, $J«U-17S.- 07; municipal iiuleptodness, ^237,- - 60-1.74, ami-municipal garage, a new Item, $M,156.«5. Mayor Ryan said' extra crews' were going to. be added to extend the collection of garbage and refuse by--establishing additional routes and that tnofe men were to be add-ed to the highways force. He said the heavy snowfalls resulted in the expenditures for keeping the streets clear and tliat the excess amounts ,h'ad had to be included j. in., this... year's budget. .Thcr cost of snow^ and Ice removal last" winter amounted to $20,194.81, for part of, which the village will be reim- . Dm-aed by the State, but only $1,000"'*" had .been provided for next_wiflter* enough for a normal season. Other Increases Required •Need of replacing some of—the— seats In the stands of the.baseball fields' resulted In an Increase of about $2,100 In -the stadium funds for maintenance and Repairs with-ariother 'item of $1,;200 for extra signs and painting. The allotment for publicity and advertlslnfe was (Continued on Page 4) lo Open Salvation Aiomy $7,5flft Drive With ffinner in Headquarters April 27 The $7*,50b campaign of the Salvation Army,to mise funds with j^hicJ)Js.£AX^ to-be formally. opened at a dinner meeting of the:workers to be given in head-quarters, 75 Church st., Tuesday _^.-— night, April 27. ^ announced at a meeting of the Advisory Committee Thurs-day n?ght. Mrs. William W. Sutton, vice-chairman, presided In t.he .absence of Chairman Charles Jl* Martin who was ill. . '., Mr. Martin ha^ bee'n named .gen*-' eral chairman of -the drive, Robert E. Patterson is chairman of special gifts with Mrs. Clark I. Scott as co-chairman. On the special events committee are Mrs. Harold W; Baftiri, chairman ; Jacob Kedenburg and Samuel L. Israel. : ,',.",".,.• -' Russell E. Ho.taling_will. seek com tributions from clubs and organlza-tions, while Mrs. William J. Martin will bead collectlons-in the business areas, assisted by Horace ^E. 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I have looked at PC all in ones and they do not come anywhere near the spec I can have with the new iMac.
I am thinking of having the following:
- 3.4GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz
- 32GB 1600MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 4x8GB
- 3TB Serial ATA Drive @ 7200 rpm
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB GDDR5
- Apple Magic Mouse
- Apple Wireless Keyboard (British) & User's Guide (English)
- Accessory Kit
The one thing I am concerned about is being able to play games with this all in one.The spec above looks meaty enough to play all the latest games at high settings on the games and I see no reason why my games experience should suffer.
I know it will be expensive and I know I could try and build a better PC with this money incorporating the parts I already have, but like I said I do like the idea of the all in one. I also like the idea of having the Mac OS available to me like I have with my Pro.
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The NEW Sidi Ergo 3 is the long awaited addition to Sidi portfolio that has somehow managed to take an already outstanding Ergo 2 and make it even better!
The 2012 Sidi Ergo 3 sees a NEW Carbon Vent sole that is lighter than the previous Carbon Lite Sole, a soft instep closure system, a redesigned adjustable heel retention device and Tecno II closure system that uses monofilament line and a fine tooth ratchet for even better comfort and fit.
The Ergo 3 has been designed with the high performance rider in mind and is aimed at the cyclists who demand a lightweight, stiff and technologically advanced shoe that will match their aspirations and exceed their expectations. Just look at the Pro Peloton this year and you'll understand why the Sidi Ergo 3 is THE choice for the serious cyclist!
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Announces Auditions for the "The Nutcracker"
The Central Florida Ballet will be holding its annual open audition for "The Nutcracker" production on Saturday, September 6 for local Central Florida dancers. Freelance professional dancers and students (ages 5 and up) from any dance studio may audition to become a part of this nationally acclaimed production, which has been featured by USA Today, CNN, Wall Street Journal, and filmed by ABC Nightline News
Performances will be held in Orlando at the Orange County Convention Center between December 12-14, 2014.
Auditions for The Nutcracker
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Audition Fee: $25 (payable by cash, check, Debit or Credit)
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- 12:30pm, Age 5-7
- 1:30pm, Age 8-10 (not on pointe)
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Multicolor embroidered mini shift dress. Gorgeous pattern throughout. Zips up the back with clasp closure at top of back. Cutout detailing at upper back, as well. A stunning piece that takes inspiration from traveling.
*Body - 51% Linen, 49% Cotton
*Decoration - 100% Polyester
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size 6:
Length: 33 3/4"
Bust (all around): 35 1/2"
Waist (all around): 32 1/2"
Armhole Drop: 8 3/4"
*Body - 51% Linen, 49% Cotton
*Decoration - 100% Polyester
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size 6:
Length: 33 3/4"
Bust (all around): 35 1/2"
Waist (all around): 32 1/2"
Armhole Drop: 8 3/4"
Rated 4 out of 5Â by 26 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by myownstyle Simply gorgeous - collector's item This fit true to size. I am 34-26-36 and the XS fit perfectly. I am 5'2" so the length was perfect for me as well - a little longer than on the model, about 4" above the knee. The colors are more muted in person - giving it a wonderful authentic, vintage look. I am from India where this kind of embroidery originates, and it looked very much like it had been embroidered in a village in Rajasthan or Gujarat - I was simply delighted. Well worth every penny. 8.15.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ana2 Gorgeous dress - complicated customer service! So I had seen this dress for $49.95 at my local store but they sold out. Online it was 99.95. I called FP Online and explained the dress was 49.95 at the stores - so I wanted the size S available, but that they'd honor the price at the store. They said they could not do it!!! I ended up calling a store in Minnesota, and they ordered the *same* dress I had seen online (size S a return that would only be available on APril 8 so the *very same*...) for $49.95. GORGEOUS dress, crazy online customer service. Why not honor the in-store price?? 4.15.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by mehjonez So pretty and fits taller ladies I am 5'11 and have a lot of booty, usually I am a 12 in dresses, and even then I am busting out. I was worried about ordering this because free people tends to run small in some items and sometimes a "large" is too tight on me. Just wanted to update for the curvier ladies, this dress in a large is truly a nice size 12 and fit me with room to spare. Also the length was great, not too short even though i am tall. Also it's very pretty and could easily dress up or down. Great dress. 8.27.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by HJM45 Beautiful! Hands down, the cutest dress I've ever owned! The fabric is kind of heavy. A Fall dress for sure. I'm 5'7, 135 pounds, 34D. The medium fits everywhere but the waist (I have a small waist and no hips). I will have to have it taken in an inch or so, but the length, design, and fabric is perfect for Fall. I plan on wearing it with brown or black boots and a cardigan or jean jacket. I would recommend this dress for just about any age. I'm 45 and my 26 year old daughter absolutely loves this dress too! 8.4.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by HippieChick19 Not what I expected at all... When I saw this dress months ago I wanted it so bad! The color was gorgeous, the fit was great and the fabric looked so high quality. I finally purchased it this week. I was shocked at the dress I got. The color was dull, and not in a "pretty vintage" way if you ask me. The fabric felt cheap compared to what it looks like online and the fit was terrible on my body. I'm 5'4" and wear typically a size 4 or 6. I bought a small thinking that may be too small for me, but the dress fit like a bag and the hips go way out. When I walked around for only a couple of minutes the hinges in back came undone. I don't feel the dress is worth anywhere near the price. I wouldn't look twice at it in a store. 9.14.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by gauri Unique dress A truly beautiful shift dress with intricate embroidery. The embroidery gives it a heavy texture, so if you're petite and lean, this dress will look beautiful. Not for curvy body shapes. I ordered a small and it fits me perfectly. The colours are more muted than in the photograph, but they come out beautifully in low light spaces. Great for an evening out. Will be a regular in my wardrobe! 1.10.2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by aralarre Nice but really BIG Very nice dress, and quite different from what you can usually find out there, but it runs very big. Plus, it doesn´t fit your curves as it does in the model at the pic, so I had to get it fixed. Colours are also a bit duller than the picture, but it's still a lovely dress. I would never buy it at it's original price, but it's fine if you purchase it on sale, even though most of you will nedd to spend some more money on alterations. 5.13.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ThinLizzy Big I love this dress. My husband says it's for fall (because of the coloring) but I have olive/tan tones so I think it can work year round. I ordered a small instead of sizing down because I tend to be a little larger in the hips. But I really should have sized down. Other reviewers said this is shapeless but that's not true, part of the issue is that is does have shape to it and the embroidery allows for it to be slightly stiffer so the fit is even more important. The entire dress hovers over my bust, waist and hips. The detail is amazing though and, for such a lovely, delicate dress, it is very sturdy. 3.29.2013
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This is going to be one of my requests that is a bit tricky to explain...
I have a folder structure:
N: ...Movies ......Movie 1 .........Movie 1.avi .........Movie 1-fanart.jpg ......Movie 2 .........Movie 2.avi .........Movie 2-fanart.jpg ......Movie 3 .........Movie 3.avi .........Movie 3-fanart.jpg ......Movie 4 .........Movie 4.avi .........Movie 4-fanart.jpg
If I am in N:\Movies and search for files ending in "-fanart.jpg", that would return me all the fanart for all my movies. With me so far? Great.
Is there a way of taking these search results and mapping it to a folder or such? Why? Because I would like to then specify that folder as a location for a slideshow to run from, thus creating a slideshow of all my fanart, but just within the N:\Movies folder.
Suggestions? Thank you
Best Answer Max Norris , 09 June 2014 - 21:10
in the window with the search results right click then click save search, it pops up under your favourites as a link ? don't know if that's any use ?
Saved searches (with the extension of .search-ms) are just XML files that Explorer will parse on demand, doesn't actually save any results, not something you can actually mount. You could do some automation with AutoHotKey and the like but it wouldn't be the most elegant solution by any stretch. You could create your own thing in whatever language you prefer though, do the search and have it symlink the results, share that directory. Rinse and repeat and needed.Go to the full post


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So hindsight is 20/20, but this is the internet so we can do whatever we want. Here is the mission, should you choose to accept it. Create the ideal 2012-13 roster. But here are the tricks:
1. They have to all be or have been CBJ property. So Rick Nash is okay, but Sidney Crosby is not.
2. Consider their current playing status. Tugnutt was awesome but he's kinda old now.
3. You cannot choose guys who were traded for each other. So, you cannot choose Rick Nash AND Brandon Dubinsky. Or a guy who was traded for a draft pick and the guy who was drafted by that pick.
Merry picking! Send your rosters to firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll share them here. Then we can sit around and drink copious amounts of wine and cry about what might have been.


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Conversations with Christopher
So my plan to get going on the new novel failed. It all started out fine. I packed the canvas bags, drove the kids to camp, went to yoga and headed home to start work. Then the phone rang.
It was my oldest son calling from camp. He was sick. Coughing, sore throat. I passed the exit for my house and stayed on the highway. I called the doctor and made an appointment. Home at noon. Doctor at 1pm. Home by 2pm. He's not that sick, it turns out, just very good at being twelve. Then it was time to pick up the other kids. Mom beats writer every time. The day was gone.
Fast forward and it's Saturday afternoon. Kids home all day. Nothing to do. Granted we have a pool and they have each other. Still, there's nothing to do. Except watch TV. So I pile them in the car and drive to Chinatown for soup dumplings at Joe's, some plastic Naruto figurines and a gigantic folding fan thing. Home again.
I give in to the pleas for Han (computer game) and go to my hammock with the paper. Soon after, my youngest, Christopher joins me.
Christopher is 7 and he can draw cartoons like a professional. His passion is relentless. He sketches day and night and studies with a professional artist who teaches him how to make a character look "accessible," or reflective, or mischievous. Not unlike life, one stroke can change the mood entirely.
Christopher and I often talk about writing books together. He will do the illustrations and I will write the words. The content of the story is always collaborative. We decide today that we will work on our story about the devil. We like the devil because he can have complex expressions and moods and because our devil walks the earth and must interact with humans. And our devil will ultimately have a conflict that pits good against evil and makes the reader think about humanity. What could be better?
The hammock is swinging back and forth, the night air so perfect we can't feel it one way or another against our skin. Christopher shows me the book cover for our book, The Devil Man – a green devil with white horns and black pants. He is the most clever creature with intelligent eyes and a knowing smile. His stance is playful.
"What's next?" I ask him. "Should it be the part when he takes human form?"
"No, no, no!" my son says. "You see, in books, you can't just give away the whole story. People need to find out the devil takes human form but first we have to take them to the graveyard where he picks out the body. Everything has to be in order and we have to make them have that thing … what's that thing?"
I am speechless but I find the word he's looking for. "Suspense?"
"Yeah! Suspense. So I'll go draw the graveyard scene."
He runs back inside and I suddenly feel better about the days when mom beats writer in the war over time.
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Layoffs at Brattleboro Food Co-op traced back to BaybuttBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | January 18,2013Len Emery Photo
The Brattleboro Food Co-Op was forced to lay off staff recently and says it was fallout from Baybutt Construction Co.s financial problems.BRATTLEBORO The long arm of the financially troubled Baybutt Construction Co. has wrapped around the Brattleboro Food Co-op.
The co-op laid off 11 of its 170 full-time employees this week, and top managers have taken a 3 percent pay cut, said Alex Gyori, general manager of the co-op, who attributed much of the co-ops revenue problem to Baybutt.
Baybutt was the general contractor for the $13 million construction project that built the new home for the co-op, as well as the two floors of apartments on top of the new co-op for the Windham & Windsor Housing Trust.
Gyori said Thursday that because construction of the new store was delayed by about seven months, the cash flow at the store for 2012 was reduced. And the problems with Baybutt, mostly for not paying its subcontractors, meant additional expenses for the co-op with legal bills and paying its clerk of the works and project manager for an additional seven months to sort out the mess, he said.
Baybutt, a well-respected construction company with headquarters in Keene, N.H., won the low bid for the Brattleboro project. But about a year ago things started going sour financially, Gyori said. Liens started being filed, but he said he believed the first lien had nothing to do with Baybutt.
He said the construction schedule fell behind, and when the co-op asked Baybutt to have its subcontractors bring on more people, they refused, telling the co-op they hadnt been paid, or hadnt been paid fully.
Gyori said that the recent unionization drive at the food co-op had no effect on the layoffs, and he hoped all of the workers would be called back eventually. He said some of the people laid off were already working at the co-op Thursday, filling in on a temporary basis.
He said the business had taken other steps, in addition to the layoffs, to address the revenue problems, including postponing some marketing plans and dues to national organizations.
The longtime general manager said the co-op had originally hoped to be in the new building April 2, but that it didnt move in until June, and didnt have its grand opening until November. The bigger problem was the parking lot construction, he said, which has driven down expected traffic in the store.
So we got into the holiday season, barely got the parking lot done before Thanksgiving. The level of sales has increased, but were still not at that level, said Gyori.
The co-op had expected to have six months to grow our sales to support the new staffing levels the new store had brought on, he said.
Retail sales traditionally lag after the holidays, he said, and the food co-op is no different. In previous years, the co-op relied on normal attrition to trim its work force after the holidays.
Gyori said the co-ops bond insurance company took over the construction project about two months ago, and Gyori said until yesterday, there were Baybutt employees still working to tie up loose ends. But, he said, all Baybutt employees have been laid off.
The co-ops bond company will pay all the subcontractors, he said. The final touches on the landscaping of the building and its new, large parking lot, wont be in place until the spring. Other things that need to be done are mostly electrical or lighting issues, he said.
Baybutt no longer exists as a construction company; theyve laid off everybody, said Gyori. The bonding company has taken over all the subcontractors. The moneys there to be paid, he said.
He said the co-op had still not formally declared Baybutt to be in default of the construction contract.
But its coming very, very soon, maybe even today. There are no more people there to do the final punch list items and those things will get done by other people, he said.
Both the town of Rockingham and the state of Vermont have declared Baybutt in default of construction contracts Baybutt has for the renovation of the Rockingham Free Public Library and the renovation of the state office building in downtown Brattleboro.
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Tegrity Lecture Capture New This Fall
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The rain also caused about 1,500 to 2,000 gallons of raw sewage to overflow from a manhole in the 7000 block of
"My poor flowers," Loomans said, pointing out the debris line on her fence. "It looks like it almost washed my son's kayak away. … The rain was so strong it moved it."
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Area thunderstorms have produced rainfall in
"This summer we've kind of been in a unique pattern. We've had low pressure sitting over our area, and the rainfall started early and often and we've kinda been stuck in that pattern," he said. "It's not a typical pattern in the summertime. ... It's more normal to have high pressure, and scattered storms are more often confined to coastlines."
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A VERY small Beatrix Potter drawing has sold for nearly £50,000 at an auction in America.
The three-and-three-quarter inches by six inches ink and watercolour had been expected to sell for up to 37,500 at the Sotheby's auction, in New York, but reached £47,438
The miniature, called 'Guinea pigs going to their garden...' was among 193 original illustrations sold by wealthy American couple, Kendra and Allan Daniel. The painting depicts four guinea pigs following a fifth along a path carrying garden tools.
A spokesman for Sotheby's said: "Early in 1893, when she was in her twenties, Beatrix Potter borrowed a number of guinea pigs from her friend, Miss Paget. One, named Mr Chopps, proved to be no problem but another, named Queen Elizabeth, apparently 'took to eating blotting paper, pasteboard, string and other curious substances and expired during the night. A pair of gardening illustrations date from this time: four guinea pigs following a blue-coated guinea pig and four guinea pigs working under the guidance of the blue-coated guinea pig.
"These were later redrawn in 1922 and used in Potter's book Cecil Parsley's Nursery Rhymes."
BBC Radio 1 DJ's Chris Moyles and Greg James are packing their bags early and taking their shows to Carlisle a week before Radio 1's Big Weekend.
The pair will broadcast their shows live from Cumbria from Monday (May 9) to Friday (May 13) when they arrive a week ahead of the main event. In addition to their daily shows, Chris, Greg and their teams will be getting out and about in the city and surrounding areas, meeting the residents and celebrating all that Carlisle has to offer.
The pair will immerse themselves in the local community for a whole week, and they also plan to meet the city's students in a Q&A session during the week.
Chris Moyles says: "The Big Weekend is always the highlight of my year and I'm so excited that we get to go up to Carlisle for a whole week beforehand and settle in before everyone else arrives. I'm hoping the good people of Carlisle are going to show us a good time!''
Greg James adds: "I'm really looking forward to this year's Big Weekend and to bring my show live from Carlisle. Chris and I will be out and about meeting the locals during the week and I'm hoping we can experience the best of the city!"
BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend is the UK's biggest free ticketed festival and 40,000 lucky music fans will be able to enjoy performances across four stages at Carlisle Airfield where the event is taking place – the Main Stage; the In New Music We Trust Stage; the Outdoor Stage and the BBC Introducing Stage. This year's artists include, Lady Gaga, Foo Fighters, The Black Eyed Peas, Tinie Tempah and Ellie Goulding.
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Bagdogra in West Bengal is well connected by rail and air to the rest of the country. There are no airports or railway stations in Sikkim. The primary means of transport within Sikkim/Bagdogra is by road. To get to Sikkim you must first reach Siliguri.
Darjeeling is the hill station of West Bengal. This has been called the queen of hill-stations. 663 kms. from Kolkata Altitude is 2134 m. or 7000 ft. It is a famous hill resort offering a breath taking sight of the numerous peaks of the majestic Himalayas. The clouds seem to whisper to one another here and from horizon to horizon stretches the Kanchanjunga, covered with snow from the head to foot all round the year. The views of Kanchanjunga and Mount Everest are particularly inspiring. And viewing Sun rise is wonderful from the famous Tiger hill. The Himalayan physiography of lofty mountainous terrain and cascading rivers, offers adventure sports trekking, mountaineering and river rafting.
A quiet township between Siliguri and Darjeeling at an altitude of 1458 M (4860 ft.) noted for its secluded charm and Eagle's Crag, offering a commanding view of the undulating plains below
Eagle's Crag- 1 km
Deer Park- 4 kms
Forest Museum
Giddhapahar Mandir- 2 km
Ambotika Shiv Mandir- 5 kms
Makaibari Tea Estate-4 kms
St.Mary's Hill- 4 km; Downhill
Kettle Valley Picnic Spot
Netaji Kothi.
Walks & Treks in Kurseong
1. Kurseong Town-Forest School-Dow Hill School-Kurseong (8 kms).
2. Kurseong Town-St.Mary's-(Rangers College) Deorali-Chimney-Kurseong (8 kms).
3. Kurseong-Singell Tea Estate-Cafebari-Rinchngton Power Station-Namshu Picnic Spot-Kurseong (16 kms).
Another beautiful hill town in North Bengal that can be reached from either Siliguri or Darjeeling. The trip from Darjeeling being memorable for its lovely road through forests and a place called the Viewpoint, offering excellent view of the confluence of the Rangeet and the Teesta rivers, as also of the Himalayan mountain range from Durbindara summit. Kalimpong's attractions include three Buddhist monasteries, orchid nurseries, a sericulture centre and Dr Graham's Home, a large sprawling school set up in 1900 for educating the children of tea workers.
Dr. Graham's Homes
Durbin Dara
Kalimpong Arts & Crafts
Flower Nurseries
Kalimpong Market
Tibetan Monastery and Curio Shops
Dela point
Lava & Lolaygaon
Short drives through dense forests from Kalimpong are tourist spots with unspoiled idyllic surroundings. Lava is the gateway to the Neora National Park. Lolaygaon offers a fascinating view of sunrise from Jhandidara.
A recently developed hill-station, Mirik has grown around a lovely lake with boating facilities and a milder climate. It is 55 kms from Siliguri. The town is centered around the Sumendu Lake. Landscaped gardens, the tourism department cottages and boating facilities have made Mirik an attractive resort town. Mirik is 1767 m above sea level.
On the western bank of the lake is the Debisthan with its Singha Devi mandir.
Mirik has several view points like Ramitey Dara and Deosi Dara which offer spectacular views of the eastern Himalayan ranges. Mirik also has tea gardens, orange orchards and cardamom groves.
Dooars Valley
Imagine a stretch of land 130 km. long by 458 km. wide where nature has lavished all her bounties and you know it's doors. The gateway to the Himalayas.
Here an unending stretch of virgin forests is crisscrossed by the river Teesta and her innumerable tributaries. Beautiful motorable roads cut trough deep forests, rich with wild life. Mauve hills stand at the end of Birds. In between, there are fabulous wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, tribal settlements and valleys carpeted with tea gardens.
Wildlife Sanctuaries, National Parks of interest in Dooars and adjoining areas are Mahananda wildlife sanctuary, Sevoke, Kalijhpora, Purbakhoila, Mongpong, Malbazar, Gorumara National Park, Jaldhaka, Jaldapara wildlife sanctuary, Buxa Tiger Reserve, Rasikbill and much more.
Batasia Loop
Five kilometers from Darjeeling and three kilometers from Ghoom, the meter-gauge, toy train winds its way over this brilliant piece of engineering delight. It is a pleasant and delightful descent from Ghoom - the highest railway station in the world.
Dhirdham Temple
Himalayan Mountaineering Institute - A Training Centre for aspiring mountain climbers situated about 2 Kms from Chowrasta, on Jawahar Parbat. It also boasts of an unique museum displaying an array of items used by famous mountaineers.
Padmaja Naidu Himalaya Zoological Park
Natural History Museum
Lloyds Botanical Garden
Tibetan Self-help Centre
Darjeeling-Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway
Lebong Race Course
Rope way
Ghoom Buddhist Monastery
Observatory Hill
Gangasagar Mela (District South 24 Parganas)
The largest fair of the State, Gangasagar Mela is a three-day event held in mid-January, on the occasion of Makar Sankranti, at Sagar Dwip. Lakhs of pilgrims come for a holy dip at the confluence of the Ganga and the Bay of Bengal.
Kenduli Mela (District Birbhum)
on the occasion of Makar Sankranti (mid-January) another fair is held at Kenduli in the district of Birbhum. The Mela draws the largest number of Bauls, the wandering minstrels of Bengal.
Jalpesh Mela (District Jalpaiguri)
On the occasion of Sivaratri (February – March), a month-long fair is held at Jalpesh near Mainaguri in the district of Jalpaiguri. The fair centres round the age-old Siva temple dedicated to Lord Jalpeswara.
Vasanta Utsav (District Birbhum)
With the onset of spring, Holi is celebrated all throughout India. At Santiniketan in the district of Birbhum, it is
Vasanta Utsav (March).
Students of the Visva Bharati University welcome the season of colours through songs and
dances, throwing abir and spraying liquid dyes at each other.
Naba Barsho (Throughout West Bengal)
The Bengali year starts from the first Baisakh (mid-April). It is an occasion for celebration to the Bengalees in general and tradesmen in particular. New clothes, fresh flowers, offerings at temples, people visiting decorated shops mark the day.
Rathayatra (District Hooghly)
Rathayatra (June-July) at Mahesh near Serampore is a week-long festival. People throng to have a share in pulling the long ropes attached to the chariots of Lord Jagannath, Balaram and Subhadra on the journey from the temple and back.
Jhapan (District Bankura)
All over the Western part of the state, a festival is held in the honour of the serpent-deity Manasa on the last day of the Bengali month Sravana (mid-August). But the most spectacular is the one held at Vishnupur in the district of Bankura, with its shows of live snakes on open platforms.
Bera Utsav (District Murshidabad)
Every year on the last Thursday of the Bengali month of Bhadra mid-September), Bera Utsav is held at Lalbagh on the river Bhagirathi near the palace of the Nawabs. Fireworks of various size and colour add to the gaiety of the festival.
Durga Puja & Deepavali (Throughout West Bengal)
The largest Bengali festival is Durga Puja, held in the Bengali month of Aswin (October). Images of the ten-armed goddess are worshipped in ancient houses and at pandals, erected specially for the Puja. After the four-day ceremony, the images are immersed in the river. Durgapuja is the most important festival in the city of Calcutta.
The festival that follows is Deepavali, the festival of lights,. The worship of goddess Kali is marked by display of fireworks and crackers.
Rash Mela (District Cooch Behar)
On the occasion of Rashyatra (November), a fair is held at Cooch Behar in North Bengal. The month-long fair is one of the most important fairs in the area.
Jagaddhatri Puja (District Hooghly)
Goddess Jagaddhatri is worshipped in the Bengali month of Kartick (November). At Chandannagar near Calcutta images of the goddess are tall, pandals spectacular and the illumination unique. In fact, the illumination part is the most attractive feature here.
Teesta Tea & Tourism Festival (Inter-State)
Held in a series at Darjeeling, the Dooars and in Sikkim, the Teesta Tea & Tourism Festival is celebrated with a view to promote tourism in this region as a composite tourist destination, with its bounties in tea, timber and tourism. The festival is held every year in November – December.
Poush Mela (District Birbhum)
Between the 7th and 9th of Poush (end-December). Poush Mela is held at Santiniketan in the district of Birbhum. Of the many seasonal festivals celebrated at Santiniketan, this is perhaps the most important, with cultural programmes consisting of folk music & dance, folk theatre and Baul songs.
Vishnupur Festival (District Bankura)
In the temple town of Vishnupur a festival is organised every year between 27 and 31 December. Characterised by exhibition and sale of local handicrafts and performance of the rich musical tradition that Vishnupur boasts, this is an immensely popular festival.
Id (Throughout West Bengal)
Id is the largest festival to the Muslims of West Bengal. Id-ul-Fitr comes after the lapse of the Ramjan month and marks a happy communion after a month of prayer and fasting. Seventy days after
Id-ul-Fitr, comes another festive occasion Id-uj-Joha
It is celebrated throughout the state, but with great grandeur in Calcutta. A very large congregation of Muslims as well as non-Muslims is held at the Calcutta Maidan.
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KoRn Discrimination
How do you feel when people criticize your taste in Listening to Korn? It seems Korn (band) gets bashed frequently for some of these reasons:
- Metal fans dislike them cause they're not Metal enough
- Hip-Hop fans dislike them cause they're not Hip-hop enough
- The term Mallcore freqently used..
- or they use the excuse that they are for teenagers to listen to..!?
its fucking annoying. Korn is here to stay, I don't see myself not stopping anytime soon from listening to them (im 23)
What are your feelings on Korn bashing?? and where do you think all the hate came from..?
It feels like something...no, it's nothing
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ballocks to all the bashers,ive listen to korn from day one and yes they have moved with the times,thats ok,and for people to say they not metal,there metal enough for me and i love they new stuff,i seen them in belfast a few weeks ago,and ray was bashing the crap out of the drum kit,the others were ripping it up on the stay and jd as always was rockin the fuckin place out,the place was packed to the rafters and everyone had as far as i could tell a great time ,and if the dress code that night was anything to go by it was all metal/rock fans at the gig,theres diffrent levels of metal,at the end of the day its all fuckin metal.keep on rockin korn,and fuck the rest.
if its dark and heavy , bring it on,metal forever
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LOL! I get a kick out of u Misanthrope
How many people out there like to FUCK!!!
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Anybody who bashes Korn for being too "hip-hop" obviously hasn't listen to them. That's the number one excuse I see. They see that Korn is labeled as nu-metal, which by definition says it has hip-hop elements in it, so they think of Korn as rap metal or something. Yes, Korn does have a few songs (out of over a hundred) that have rap/hip-hop. But let's get this straight, Korn is a METAL band, not rap/hip-hop. They're just as metal as Metallica, Slayer, or any other metal band.
To me the whole nu-metal genre never made any sense. As I said earlier, nu-metal by definition has hip-hop elements. And Korn's debut album is considered the most pure form of nu-metal, yet where's the hip-hop in that? It's metal, 100% metal. To me, Korn has always been their own genre of metal.
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well said,straight to the point ,i like it.
if its dark and heavy , bring it on,metal forever
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KoRn is everything music SHOULD be, emotionally charged, fun to listen to, identifiable, I don't care how old you are you can't discriminate without making yourself look like a total idiot. I'm 25 and I've been there since the beginning they'll always be here because they're here for US their fans. It doesn't really matter what anyone has to say about it. I just recently attended a show and the place was PACKED with dubsteppers. I didn't mind because they were enjoying the same band I'm enjoying. so FTW and all the haters.
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honestly.. i don´t think they´re that hip hop style you say...not even rap or whatever.. and i have that kind of people in my schooll, you know what i teell them?? FUCK YOU dont criticize tastes, KoRn are metal (or BLIND, COUNTING ON ME... is pop music??) wghen they say that kinf of things you should say to them to listen to the album "take a look in the mirror" it is fuckin heavy
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Most intelligent people don't care whether or not someone else loves the music they do. I don't get tired of the bashing by legitimate people who are really not fans of the music. Their choice is like mine. I love what I love and nobody can tell me otherwise unless I'm a total idiot.
KoRn being only for teenagers is ludicrous. Music is for the very soul that can relate to and enjoy the music they put into their ears. Regardless of age, sex, race, etc. I let my children listen to KoRn while I was raising them. OMG!! Yes. I did. I'm not ashamed of the music I listen to. They love KoRn and it was of their very own choice. Thank God for free will!!!
"Sometimes, I hate, the life, I made
everything's wrong every time"
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that shit gets on mah nerves ppl at mah school used to do it to me, theyr probly still gunna i jus want them to leave me alone about it >:(
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Haha i just listen to KoRn cus theyre amazing!!
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I don't care if people dislike something I listen to. I'm not looking for anybody's approval.
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A lot of the Korn bashing is because Korn is very different from both metal and hip-hop, although they are a mix of them both. Nu-metal is something different and people of both those genres (Metal, hip-hop) are not use to it or do not want to give it a chance. Some just don't like the idea of the two being mixed. I for one love Korn over everything.
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KoRn is the best i ever seen!!!
KoRn will never die!!!
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Had an arguement yesterday over this. Metal concerts= can't hear anything the singer sings, just a bunch of load, crap. Had to walk out. Hip-hop concert=Everyone on stage raps. Can hardly tell who the realy guy is. Too many people out there just yelling.
Now a Korn experience (not a concert, an experience cuz its mind blowing) is best of both worlds and an experience without the crap of both Metal and Hip-Hop.
After watching and showing others JD's interview about the Path of Totality album, it changes minds on why and how Korn went about separating themselves from the rest of the pack. Again others need to recognize artists at work.
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Not many people like Korn, because there ARE better bands. But hey, i still like early Korn anyway...
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I could careless who criticizes what bands I like. I'm not bothered by other people and their (mostly ignorant and judgmental) opinions.
I don't think anyone else should either. The people who come on these Korn forums (where fans should be) to talk shit about a band they don't even like are much more annoying and pretty amusing I might say.
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Fuck people who judge you by what music you listen to. Thats just shallow and retarded. In the end, every band is going to have haters anyways, and haters are just pure stupid.
Take for example, Limp Bizkit. Their hated like fuck. Why? because metal fans don't like the rapping element and rap fans don't like the heavy element. Fuck the haters.
I catch,
I sniff,
The feather.
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People love to trash what they don't get or understand, unfortunately it is a part of human nature, when really we should embrace our differences cause if everyone liked all the same stuff and did the same things the world would be a pretty boring place. I'm almost 36 and love Korn (always will even when I'm 80), their level of creativity and talent is truely both amazing and genius!
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Its louder and more difficult to understand. If you like it, you like it. If you don't, you don't understand what it does for those who do.
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I hate to break it but a lot of what got associated with nu-metal gave korn a bad rep when they didn't even deserve it or really associate come from the same place or act like the majority of bands that fit that genre.
You are always gonna have people who can't stand anything after peachy labeling them sellouts who are no longer genuine,
Back in the mid 90's korn was never labeled mallcore etc... What can you do a lot of 12 year emo kids (which is dying breed now) will download away, shop at hot topicand relate to korn . You can't really change it and it's been going on for a while.
And it's true to extent korn were never a metal band. Infact most of the members previous bands were metal bands and when they were on MTV a decade ago like every other day it would piss off a lot people who play or are a fan of metal genres of music only because it was wrongly labeled metal music and korn will agree to this.
So comments should be taken with a grain of salt and not personal.


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SHALIMAR — Some students at Shalimar Elementary School were skeptical when their teacher told them they were competing in a math contest.
Then the fifth-graders tried the online program and ended up winning a county and then a national competition.
"I didn't know how she could make it fun," said 9-year-old Brooke Geissel, recalling the day the idea was introduced.
But once she got her hands on the program, which makes students solve math programs in order to progress in computer games, she was hooked.
"I liked everything," she said two days after learning Shalimar had beat out 1,002 other schools in the contest on the Sumdog website.
The 39 students had to answer 1,000 questions each from Dec. 14 to Dec. 20, said teacher Christine Galloway. When the final statistics were in, they had answered 34,324 of the questions they were asked correctly, she said.
The best performing student at Shalimar answered 987 out of 1,000 correct, she added. That landed him in the 47th spot out of 73,011 students in kindergarten through 8th grade who participated.
"This isn't anything I did. This is teaching coming together from kindergarten to fifth grade," Galloway said. "This is everybody's success."
The students had a week to finish answering the questions. They got progressively harder if they were answering them correctly.
"One of my students got a square root question and he was like, 'You never taught us that,' " Galloway said with a laugh.
Ben George, who was the first student at Shalimar to try the program, said it's a fun way to test and expand math skills.
"I think kids are learning sometimes and not knowing it," the 10-year-old said as he focused on simplifying equations for the game he was playing.
Alexia Jones, 11, said it took awhile to understand how to play all the games, but once she did the math questions weren't too bad.
"They give you a lot of questions in one group," she said.
Since the competition ended, the students have continued to use the website at home, but Galloway said it likely will be awhile before they compete again on a national level. Right now they have a lot of important tests coming up, including the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, she said.
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Transport for London and the Olympic Delivery Authority have launched a campaign by M&C Saatchi to raise awareness of expected travel behaviour during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The ads use caricatures of Olympic and Paralympic athletes in day-to-day London transport situations and encourage people to seek information before travelling.
The work was written by Joe Miller, art directed by Tristan Cornelius and illustrated by Tokyoplastic.
The campaign will? include press, outdoor, digital, radio, direct marketing and mobile.


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Does this track calories burned in gym activities?
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Yes you can. You can press the button twice quickly to indicate it's recording a workout.
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Will it work if I cycle, do yoga, or other non-step-based workouts?
The UP app allows you to log the duration and effort level of a variety of different workout types, so you get credit and estimated caloric burn for non-step-based activities. Additionally, the UP band has a Stopwatch mode that lets you "tag" the start and end of your activity Once you've synced your band, you can enter the details of your workout.
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Yes, though you need to tell it you're about to commence a workout or tell it afterwards between what times you were exercising. You can also choose from a list of activities (such as Yoga, weights, running etc) to better help it estimate your calorie burn.
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29 March 2005 | By Kresimir Kolumbic
The game is commendable. Its biggest attractions are commanding player's squads, tanks, enjoying a highly realistically and squad A.I. developed game engine.
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Brothers in Arms info "very soon"
12 May 2011 | By /staff
Gearbox Software is developing the "next game in the series" for Brothers in Arms reveals studio boss Randy Pitchford, and we can "see and hear about it" soon.
Actually it should be "very soon," according to Pitchford. Gearbox revealed a new Brothers in Arms was being made at PAX in Seattle last year. E3 will have it?


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I like this shoe the way it's padded on the inside and outside made it more comfortable to walk in. The heel size it's just right for any height. I will recommend it if you are a standard size or E fit, however, the front tread hurts the big toe that is the downside of it
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Don't miss any opportunity to show off some team pride at your next tailgate with this 10-pack of fun foam cups. Each cup features "Go Cyclones Go!" in vibrant team-colored lettering on both sides so you'll always have your team pride handy!
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University Federal Credit Union Provides $1.7 Million to St. Edward's for Renovation of Alumni Gym
St. Edward's University is pleased to announce that a gift of $1.7 million from University Federal Credit Union will allow the university to renovate its Alumni Gym. This is the largest gift from a corporate entity in the university's history. The building will be re-named as the University Federal Credit Union Alumni Gym.
With this gift to St. Edward's, UFCU has contributed more than $2 million to the university since 1991. UFCU has provided generous gifts to fund scholarships, sponsor events, athletic programs and capital priorities such as the John Brooks Williams Natural Sciences Center.
In addition to providing banking and financial services, UFCU has gone above and beyond to provide for students, faculty, staff and alumni through:
- Internships for St. Edward's University students interested in careers in business and/or finance
- Consumer education in personal finance matters for all members of the St. Edward's University community (retirement information sessions, home-buying information for young alumni, personal finance "basics" for students)
The St. Edward's Alumni Gym was first dedicated in May 1950. The building was completed in time for the graduating class of 1950 to have their commencement exercises held in the new gym. Although the building is no longer used for official athletic events, it is an iconic structure on campus and is an important part of the university's cheerleading and dance programs and campus recreation.


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The Alexandria Commission for the Arts will conduct two grant workshops Monday, September 20 and Wednesday, October 6 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Durant Arts Center, 1605 Cameron St. The workshops will provide information about the Commission's annual grant program, which provides funding to non-profit arts organizations for various arts programs, and instructions for the on-line application process. All applicants including past grant recipients are encouraged to attend one of the grant workshops.
The goals of the Commission's grant program are to encourage artistic excellence in the City; assist Alexandria-based arts organizations in improving their financial, administrative, and management capabilities; and provide individual artists with opportunities to create, perform, and present their works.
The Guide to Funding for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 and application forms for all grant programs will be available September 20 at alexandriacommissionforthearts.org. Completed online grant applications must be submitted by Friday, November 19, 2010 at midnight. In addition, one hard copy of the application should be delivered by 5 p.m. Monday, November 22, 2010 at the Durant Arts Center, 1605 Cameron St., Alexandria, VA 22314.
The Arts Commission and Office of the Arts, a division of the Department of Recreation, Parks & Cultural Activities, promote and cultivate the arts in the City of Alexandria. For more information, visit their web sites at alexandriacommissionorthearts.org and alexandriava.gov/arts. For information on the grants program, please contact Cheryl Anne Colton at 703.746.5565.
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