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Appearing to throw its weight behind an opposition that swarmed Cairo's Tahrir Square, the Egyptian military told the country's civilian government it has until Wednesday evening to "meet the demands of the people" or it will step in to restore order. In a statement carried nationwide on radio and television, the military called the 48-hour ultimatum "a final chance to shoulder the burden of a historic moment in our country."
But a military spokesman said late Monday that the culture of the armed forces -- which dominated the country for decades -- "doesn't allow it to adopt the policy of military coups." The statement was meant to push all factions toward quick solutions and a national consensus, and the armed forces aren't looking to be part of the political or ruling circles, the spokesman, Col. Ahmed Ali, said in written statement.
While insisting they want no direct role in national politics, the generals appeared instead to be pressuring Mohamed Morsy, Egypt's first freely elected president, to restructure his government. The steps could include reducing the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in his cabinet and calling early presidential and parliamentary elections, a source close to highly placed members of Egypt's leadership told CNN.
The protesters in Tahrir Square, who listened to the military statement on radios and cell phones, cheered as it was read. They roared as military helicopters passed overhead at dusk, trailing Egyptian flags and the banners of the armed services. After nightfall, they waved flags, honked horns and set off fireworks.
"Everyone is talking as if Morsy is officially out of power and the Brotherhood is officially out of power, and everyone is celebrating," Bassem Sabry, an Egyptian writer who took part in Monday's protests, told CNN's Connect the World.
But Morsy's office said early Tuesday that the military statement "has not yet been reviewed" by the president, adding "Egypt, by all its power, will not allow the country to go backwards under any circumstances."
In the face of the protests, which began over the weekend, five government ministers announced their resignations Monday. The latest was Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr, Egypt's official MENA news agency reported.
Morsy, a U.S.-educated Islamist, was elected Egypt's president in June 2012. He resigned his post as leader of the Freedom and Justice Party, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, after winning office, but critics say he has become increasingly authoritarian over his year in power.
And he has failed to revive Egypt's economy, which crashed when the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime strongman Hosni Mubarak drove tourists away. That's disaffected many of his supporters among Egypt's poor and middle classes, said Fawaz Gerges, director of the Middle East Center at the London School of Economics.
"That some of the revolutionaries are calling on the army to return to politics is a testament to how polarized Egypt is a year after the election of Morsy," Gerges said. "Think of the millions of people who cheered Morsy after his election. Think of the millions of Egyptians who pinned their hopes on Morsy. A year later, now, the millions of Egyptians who cheered for Morsy are saying he must go."
Gerges called Morsy "incompetent" and "a president who is basically his own worst enemy." But he doubted the military would actually step in to depose him, which he said "would plunge Egypt into a greater legal political and institutional crisis."
Shortly after the military's announcement, Morsy met with Prime Minister Hisham Qandil and Egypt's minister of defense and head of the country's military, Gen. Abdel-Fatah El-Sisi, according to the president's Facebook page. It was not immediately known what they discussed, and a late-night news conference planned by the president's office was canceled.
The source who discussed the issue with CNN said the military is asking Morsy's government to reduce the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and focus on a governing style credible to the majority. Gerges said those changes could include the appointment of an opposition figure as prime minister, the appointment of a new prosecutor-general and opposition-backed amendments to the country's constitution, which voters approved in December.
The Muslim Brotherhood was repressed under Mubarak but is now the most powerful political force in Egypt. Last week, El-Sisi said the army would, if necessary, "prevent Egypt from slipping into a dark tunnel of civil unrest and killing, sectarianism and the collapse of state institutions."
The opposition Tamarod ("rebel") Campaign called for nationwide protests, civil disobedience and a march on the presidential palace if Morsy doesn't leave office by Tuesday. Demonstrators say they have collected 17 million signatures -- roughly 4 million more than the number of votes that won Morsy the presidency -- calling for Morsy to go.
The opposition is made up of various groups and loose coalitions, and not all anti-Morsy protesters agree with the road map the Tamarod campaign is advocating. Some are loyal to the ousted Mubarak government, while others want the army to intervene.
That's brought criticism from observers like Mohamad Elmasry, a journalism professor at the American University in Cairo, who says much of the movement is anti-democratic and elitist.
"The Muslim Brotherhood has made plenty of mistakes," Elmasry told CNN. "But in medicine, they talk about triaging. If someone goes into the emergency room with a gunshot wound to the chest and a broken arm, the doctors treat the gunshot wound to the chest, not the broken arm."
"The Brotherhood might be a broken arm with their mistakes," he said, but "this anti-democratic tendency within these circles that is the gunshot wound to the democratic chest, if you will, of Egypt."
AbdulMawgoud Dardery, a former member of parliament and a Muslim Brotherhood representative, told CNN's Amanpour program that the military could be an "honest broker" in a national dialogue. He said Morsy has reached out to opposition leaders many times, but the opposition "is afraid of democracy."
"It failed in the previous five elections we had in Egypt since the revolution, and they don't want to fail a sixth time," he said. "That's why they're going to street politics. Street politics is not an end in itself. It is a means to achieve democracy. But they're not willing to go toward a democratic system."
On Monday, protesters stormed the main headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood, the party that Morsy led before his election. Armed with Molotov cocktails, the mob set the office on fire, shouting, "The people have toppled the regime."
At least 16 people were killed and more than 780 were wounded Sunday and Monday during the unrest in Egypt, the nation's health minister said, according to the official Egypt News agency.
On Friday, Andrew Pochter, a 21-year-old American in Alexandria to teach children English, was stabbed to death while watching the demonstrations, his family said.


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'O Doctor, do what you can,' Lincoln's wife pleaded, says new find By Richard Simon, L.A. Times, June 5, 2012 Charles A. Leale was in the theater watching the play when he heard a gunshot and saw a man leap to the stage. At Ford's Theatre on April 14, 1865, Leale became the first doctor to reach President Lincoln after he was shot. On Tuesday, the Papers of Abraham Lincoln project announced that it had discovered a copy of Leale's report of events from that night. "I immediately ran to the Presidents box and as soon as the door was opened was admitted and introduced to Mrs. Lincoln when she exclaimed several times, 'O Doctor, do what you can for him, do what you can,'" the report says. "I told her we would do all that we possibly could.'' The 21-page handwritten copy of Leale's report was discovered about two weeks ago by researcher Helena Iles Papaioannou while she was poring through records at the National Archives in Washington. The Papers of Abraham Lincoln has been searching for documents written by or to Lincoln. Leale's original report has never been found. The newly discovered report is a copy written by a clerk. Though Leale had sent a version of his report in 1867 to a congressional committee that investigated the assassination, Daniel W. Stowell, director of the Papers of Abraham Lincoln, said the new find was significant. "What's exciting about it is its immediacy and its lack of a sentimentality,'' Stowell said in an interview. "It's a very clinical report.'' "Yet you get the sense of the helplessness of the doctors,'' he added. Papaioannou said that after finding the document, "we started looking online, and it was then that we realized that this report, quite likely immediately after Lincoln was shot in 1865, was a new find.'' Leale, who was 23 in April 1865, described sitting about 40 feet from the president's box, hearing a gunshot, seeing John Wilkes Booth leap to the stage and hearing cries that the "president had been murdered," followed by shouts of "Kill the murderer.'' He described examining Lincoln, moving the president to a boarding house across the street and remaining there with other doctors until Lincoln died the following morning. "We placed the President in bed in a diagonal position; as the bed was too short,'' the report says. copyright 2012 |
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Reported the same thing here http://www.civilwarinteractive.com/forums/forum75/3147.html |
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Amazing how it sat unnoticed in the archives for so long! |
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Maybe, maybe not. Remember Lee didn't become a US citizen again until Ford was President because supposedly Seward had given his application to a friend as a momento and the offical oath was stored in a desk without ever being filled or completed until a archivist with the National Archives found it in the '70s. I say supposedly because there's always going to be the arguement that this was done on purpose to punish Lee for joining the Confederacy and leading the Army of Northern Virginia. You can always ask was there something in the report someone didn't want people to see. Doesn't appear there was, just Dr. Leale's reporting on what he witnessed when he arrived in the box, reporting on the crowds reaction to Lincoln's assassination, and what he attempted to do to save Lincoln. But the question may be raised as to if there was some reason someone didn't want the report possibly getting out to the public. |
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To me it just seems like a typical, everyday case of some overworked or inattentive government clerk misfiling something. It happens all the time. The miracle is that anyone ever took the time and effort to ferret out such a paper and appreciate its value. |
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Should we demand more diverse classical programming?
The illustration above has been circulating through cyberspace lately, as will probably be recognized by anyone tapped into on-line social media. But, in the spirit of Harry S Truman, I say "the meme stops here!" Or at least it pauses a bit for comment before continuing on its merry way.
Whoever put this together -- and after exhaustive research (i.e., googling), I haven't been able to discern who that is -- clearly have their tongues in their cheeks, rendering any serious criticism not just superfluous but silly. Still, even a claim made partly in jest is fair game for fact-checking, like they do at NPR. So, I put the numbers here to a test. I went through the remaining programs this season by America's "Big Five" Orchestras (Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, New York and Philadelphia) and counted how many selections on their regular subscription concerts were by the composers pictured (see who they are at the bottom of his post), and how many were not. Question my methodology, question my sanity, but that's what I did.
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Not that we at New England Public Radio don't do our darndest to keep our programming diverse. Indeed, a lot of our time is spent going through stacks of recordings to find that one new piece that stands out from the crowd, and would enliven both our playlist and your day. Of course, we radio folks don't have to program months ahead of time, order the music, rehearse (and pay) dozens of musicians and hope that a couple thousand patrons will show up for the concert, like an orchestra does. Neither can radio provide the thrill of a great orchestra in live performance. And for its part, the Springfield Symphony has a pretty interesting series of concerts this year, featuring rarely-heard works by such American masters as William Schuman, Roy Harris, Alan Hovhaness and William Bolcom alongside plenty of the big names. I guess this is why both institutions are such crucial parts of a thriving classical community.
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Sector Air Raid Warden for Freeport has expre^- ed gratification over the way in which the air raid wardens SO 10? - ally attended the school of instruc-tion for/five nights last week. The attendance averaged 800 nightly and nearly all who had volunteer-ed their services attended all nve sessions of the school. Now that the school is over the wardens must prime themselves for the examinations which are to be given during the week from Janu-ary 4 to 11, in a location wh$ch will be announced later. Mr. Brownlle said that If any of the wardens felt they needed coach-ing on any points likely to be in-cluded in the examinations, thetr senior wardens would be glad to assist them. Further, he added that if any who had not attended the schools desired to obtain th*j necessary- instruction, he was' sure senior wardens would organ i/e groups to teach them, so th could qualify for the "exams' next month. If any fail to pass these exam-inations Mr. Brownlie expressed the opinion they_ .would be given another opportunity later. school of Instruction was to have been held In the Cleveland avenue school but when the et-the first night excecdd all expectations, an overnow meet- Methddist Society Gives Yule Porty The Women's Society of Chris-tian Service of the Freeport Me-thodist Church gave its annual Christmas party in tlie ladies' par-lors Thursday afternoon.. A short business meeting, over which Mrs. James A. Sukphin presided as president, preceded the party. Mrs. Charles Losee conducted the devo-tional period. The. officers. Including Mrs... Sutphin, Mrs. Walter Stevenson, Mrs. Oeorge Shalcr and Mrs. Gor-don Eldred, vice-presidents; Mrs. Joseph Zalnor, secretary; Mrs. Earl Lee, treasurer; Mrs. Calisle Boger, assistant treasurer, and Mrs. Gor-don Yarrow, coesponding secetary, comprised the reception committee. A group of the younger mem-bers, attired in red robes with white collars, led in the singing of carols. The tables were decorated with red and white carnations, and the room with evergreens. Tea and coffee were poured by (Mrs. Ernest Ault, Mrs. J. Edwin Clark, Mrs. E. M. Robins and Mrs. E. A. Pollard Jones, while the February-May group with Mrs. William Ray nor as chairman, served refreshments. ing had to be held in the Colum-bus avenue school. The second night sessions were held in butli schools, but during the last three nights all gathered in the Cleve-land avenue auditorium which was capable of accommodating them. Compounding Medicines requires knowledge, skill and painstaking care. A pharmacist takes pride in turning out a fine product when he is work-ing for himself or for another pharmacist. The finest prescription work has always been done by Inde-pendent Pharmacists. Most doc-tors and patients know this and Independents compound most .prescriptions by a large margin, One of the/ better independ-ents is 7"mber PAormocy 152 8. Main St,, Freeport, N. Y. PEONS FREEPORT 7777 »6%%%%%XX?MRR9^^ MQN TUBS . MAIN $T MPOR A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS ONE WHO REMEMBERS Memorobfe One For Your Dessert Problem: 7ce Cream Co&e $1.25 - $1.76 < $9.25 j Serving from 12 to 20 fee $2,00 PER DOZ. 24 Hours Notice Either Packed in Dry Ice lOc Extra nf A MERR AIM) A NEW YEAR JAMi* Pi SMITH % VIEBROCK'S 40 South Main Street Whitman — Page jk Shad — Louis ,Sherry Candies TEE BEST SODAS AND ICE OBEAM IN TEE VILLAGE S5Bo<%%www^«? Purse Flacoii of Evening Paiia Peifmhe, Eau da 1.50 Cologne, Talomn . . . Evening in Paris Pezfome, Booge, Upstiok, Ea% 4.95 de Oqlogae, Talcum * ." FREgPORT DRUG SHOP TEE OBIGINAI, OUT RATE MAE? ZBEEPOBT7J93. 6*000 ion County A VOICE AND CHAMP* KON OF EVER? GBOOP AND MOVEMENT 6TE TEAR, — NO. THE LEADER, FREEPORT, 1. I., N. ?., JANTTART 1, 1942 FIVE CEWTS A COPT Elks To Sponsor Class To Assist Flying Cadets ^ Lodge To Do Bit ^ Towards Training ?$ #% V4 Youths For Service Freeport Lodge of Elks will dj its bit towards training men fcr the service of their country by conducting a class for flying cu-dets, Exalted Ruler Edward F. Meaney announced this week. The decision to do this was reached at a special meeting of officers, committee heads »nd trustees. The Lodge will co-oper-ate with the Board of Education and the class will be conducted In the Freeport High School, starting shortly after the first of the year. Applications for admission to the class may be made to Mr. iy^T, ''liey. "it will number about 20, and be open to high school grarl- ;;*iates between the ages of 20 a nil who reside within the terri-served by the lodge which from Rockville Centre to ,Bay Shore. Applicants must pass \the cadet physical, examination, the instruction will serve as a ^refresher course to prepare them to qualify for the mental and written entrance tests. An undisclosed number of Christmas baskets was distributed &<r^ZJL famllleaby the WelfajS Committee oi"(H6nbyg& on Christ-mas Eve under the direction of Milford F. VanRlper, the chair-man. He was assisted by Secre-tary William J. Murphy and K-irl J. Anton. The annual New Year's eve dance has been planned by tne Board of Governors, with William Keil, the chairman, heading the committee in charge. A large turn-out is expected. George I. Hall, of Lynbrook, president of the New York State Elks Association will be the guest of the lodge at its meeting on Thursday night, Jan. 15. He will deliver an address. WINNE ANTTEDDS SAFE IN HAWAII Major Warden E. Winne has re-ceived, word Indirectly that Mis . Jack, who is serving with ^Army "%—HawliH^^bapeT% 'in-jury in the Japanese raid on the islands on Sunday—Dec. %, " Tlie information came froni.Per-cy Sherwood, tlte secretary of the Board of Supervisors, "who" has heard from his Son\ a member of the_ same uhi<T"a3^Jack Winne. « Young Sherwood announced thot all the boys" from Nassau County were safe .and "looking for more Japs." Mrs. Helen Edds, of 158 South Grove street, also received a let-ter from her son, Berklng T. Edds, who is stationed at Hickam Field. Honolulu, advising her of Ms safety. Young Edds, a graduate of the Roosevelt Aviation School, has bee%&, serving with the war main-tenance air corps at Hickam Field since Nov. 3. He was at Patter-son Field In Ohio when ordered to Hawaii He; was graduated from the Freeport High School in 1940 and was president of Als class. 1 GETS SHOWER The Village Board, a/u its ing on* Monday night, December 22, awarded a contract for the "Installation of a shower in the "bbma-of—Hose Oov 1;-to Walter p. OpzzlBs, Bis bid of $360 was the lower of two submitted. / eeporf Reef Cross Workers ngagecf /n /Many Committees List Projects- More. Volunteers Needed Few persons, even residents of the village, are aware of the extent of the activities being conducted by the Freeport Branch of tjie American Red Cross. Consequently Airs. E. Freeman Miller, brunch chairman, with the aid of Mrs. Richard G. McChesney, vice-chairman, and th() various chairmen, have prepared a resume of these activities. Hundreds of Freeport women <f are engaged in these various en-deavors, but Mra. Miller .an-nounced the demands on the or-ganization are so great that even more volunteers ore needed to share the burden. Mrs. Charlotte E. Horn Is chair-man of War Relief Production, with Miss Esther Crofts as vice-chairman. It is the duty of thia group to produce- finished * sewn and knitted garments for the armed forces and for the relief of men, women and children who ; are the victims of the war. Head- ' quarters are maintained in the Municipal Building. Owing to the greatly increased number of work-ers recently, the workroom is to be kept open Mondays through Fridays, from 9:30 to 4 and Mon-day evenings from 7 to 9, begin-ning Monday, Jan. 5. The Surgical Dressings division 6'" heeded'^ by Mrsf Elizabeth License as vice-chairman. The. workers make and supply ban-dages and surgical dressings for the armed forces pf the United. States, hospitals and institutions and to the National Red Cross for use in war and disaster relief. Many Study First Aid Mrs. G. A. Goetschlus, jr., as chairman of the First Aid divi-sion revealed that to prepare women to give the proper care to an individual in case of an ac-cident or sudden illness until the doctor arrives, a 2p-hour course was being given at a cost of $1. The course consists of a two-hour session each week for ten weeks. Eighty Freeport women received their first aid certificates In 1941. Two courses have been completed, another ia being completed and five others with an enrollment of 180-. are-.in progress. Two new. alasses have- just been started and registration-opened last Friday for another planned in the Archer street_, school, just after the first of the year. Registration is open for classes starting -Wednesday evening, Jan. l4T and Friday, Janv .16. at 9:30 a.m. Registration is open also for an advanced first aid course to be started early in the year. All classes are con-ducted at the Columbus avenue school. Mrs. Joseph H. Gallo is chair-man of the .Hospital and Recrea-tion corps, whioh aims to provide social and recreational facilities for disabled and ex-service men. It is a peacetime as well as a wartime group. Gray ladies from Freeport are Mrs. Oallo and Mrs. John A. Fay Magazines and dis-carded Christmas cards are used, in their work and they have la-sted an appeal for them. Home Nursing Courses Offered The Staff Assistance group with Mrs. John Goller as chairman, aids in ofTlce work, in assisting .the. otber.. services-and carrying out special duties. There Is ho charge for nve two-hour lesson courses (Continued on Page 6) Osleopalhs Offer Aid In Defense Volunteer Services Where Needed In Letter To Sherman^ Dr. Charles K. Smith, of 239 North Long Beach avenue, chair* man of the public relations com-mittee and a member of the com-mittee on defense and prepared-ness of. the Long Island Ostco-pathic Society, has written to Col. Thomas M. Sherman, acting di-jector. of. the .Nassau...C.oun^y. per fense Council Offering the ser\v jces of all Osteopaths -. practicing in Nassau to the commission, • At the same time Dr, Smith an-nounced- that-'*an" the physlciana had reported^ .^....th$lr..J<%al-de-fense chairmen and werenswait-ing instructions as to what to do in case of an emergency. "It is the desire' of our society to lend cooperation to the pub-lic hehlth agencies under your council," Dr. Smith wrote. "We stand ready to offer our services at the scene of disaster, or at such place as the Defense Coun-cil chairmen shall designate. As per the bulletin from your office dated October 6. 1941, Section Tl, we shall be ready to do our part in any manner in which we can be of assistance: "To the officials of the, County Health Department in the control-ling of contagious or* infectious disease; "In rendering first aid,'?or tar-ing for local first aid stations; or "In teaching fiist aid, or .hy-giene and sanitation to civilian groups; or "In any other activity that may B?QP?rly be., designated to us. "We are eager ,as Americans to do our/gharo -and anticipate your early reply in order to further In-struct our piembershlp." VILLAGE BUYS SAND FOR DEFENSE USE At the suggestion of Trustee Herman C. Dunk or, as chairman of the Freeport Civil Defense Council, the Village Board at Its meeting on Monday night/ pe* cember 22. voted to purchase 500 cubic yards of sand to distribute so as to be available in the event Freeport should be showered wjth incendiary bombs by enemy plan-es. The matter was referred to Howard E. Pfarsall. »s purchasing agent. Clinton Walling as manager of the Electrical Division requested that his departmental car be equipped. wiU) a two-way radio to enable him to communiratc with the Police Department in the event of an emergency. The re-quest was taken under ndvise-ment. 2,452 Replies Given At Information Booth Lawrence L. Luther advised the Village Board at its meeting on Monday night, Dec. 22, that 2.4^2 queries received at the information booth at Sunrise Highway and Grove street were answered hy those in charge of the booth. It was kept open from Jan. 8 to Oct. a. '/There Is no question that ly aided many of our-restaurants, hotels, shopkeepers,' the boating and fishing industry," Mr. Luther wrote in his report," and demon-strated to the passing public tlytt we are interested not only in their inquiries and needs b&L in them as well." He listed the types and numbers of inquiries as follows: Street locations, 6C5; churches, 69: hotels, 64; tourist homes. 78; boat hire for fishing parties, etc., 212; bathing beaches, 92; general information, concerning Freeport, 302; Nassau County, 132; restau-rants, 188; route directions, 371, and bus and railroad information, 231. Vorionce Is Asked To Bole Woste Poper Mack Corwin, owner of the premises at 184 East Merrick rond, nas applied" to the Village Eoard for a variance to permit him to lease the property to a concern which desires, to use it for baleing and storing waste paper. oard.\iat Its meeting J^on- L .nighti Dec. 22, granted him IT temporary permit, pending action by the Zoning Board of Appeals on the application. T^e permit contained a provision that the group would not be permitted to collect paper in the village to be baled in the plant. Howe Commend; Sewer Commission For Competence Courtesies Exchonoed With W.P.A. Heod Over Work Project Efforts of the members of the Board of Sewer Commissioners re-suited in substantial savings w h i c h unquestionably reflected themselves in reduced tax bills, K. P. C. Howe, chief regional super* visor for the W.P.A., advised Mayor Worden E. Winne in a let" ter concerning the completion of the sewer system in the north" western area. It was read to the Village Board «L..U« meeting on Monday -night, December 23* Mr. Howe's letter accompanied a copy of 6'nc h^ 'sent to T^aw-rence L. Luther, manager of the Sanitation Drpnrtmont. in reply to an epistle Mr. Luther had senb him. The letters indicated the cordiAl relationships existing be-twe/ n the members of the sewer laslont'rs and the W.P.A. of-clals. Called a Splendid Job In his letter to Mr. Howe. Mr. Luther wrote: ['May I on behalf of the Soar '6^ JSewer Commissioners of ^tm Village of Freeport. take this op-portunity of conveying to you their sincere mid deep apprecia-tion for your untiring rfTorts in bringing to completion a most dif-ficult sewer construction job. "Lateral Sower District No. 3 comprhliiy of eight and one-half miles of eight inch nnd ten inch sewers, together with hundreds of nvc feet house laterals, ruad re-placements and highway construc-tion work has been brought to a successful conclusion. To say tho least, this is a splendid job. It has not only been completed In a workmanlike manner, but our taxpayers residing in this area have been saved many thousands of dollars. .""From ail sides we have receiv-ed nothing but compliments and praise for the splendid clean-up job that took place after. Parking Restricted At Post Office Under orders from Police Chief Peter Elar automobile parking has been restricted in the vicinity of the Post Office at West Merrick road and South Oynn avenue. All parking is prohibited on both sides of Ocean avenue for 100 feet north of the Derrick road, and from there north to Pine street, one-hour parking signs have been Installed. Chief Elar announced that he took this step to .end .congestion at this-points fpllowing^,the <rc-cont- accident at that comer In which five high school students were injured. . . , struction work. In —fact, mTuTy" of the roads are in better con- Mon tlian they were heretofore. Tills work, as you know, now en-sembles some-456 houses tcr"cbh^ jie%t "to. our sanitary "sewer age sys?.. tern:": How* Expresses Appreciation In reply Mr. ??owe wrote: "I am in receipt of a Ictte? dated December 9, 1941, from Lawrence Luther written on be-half of the Board and expressing your satisfaction with the work done by the WPA In your village. For Uiis generous letter please ac-cept the deepest appreciation of this .Administration and all of the men in our organization who have been connected with the work* "I believe that I have on many occasions in the past, both ver-bally and in writing, commented on the work of your board because In all my experience throughout Long Island and up-State New York, your efforts are unique be-cause they combine unusual com-petence In. technical ability with a deep and sincere regard for the taxpayers. at _ the_:village—and^a. completely unselfish, attitude (Continued on Page 2) '3 #••! ' ' . '• ..'<',.• • '' • • • '. 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Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, New York |
Creator | Linda Toscano; |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520.; |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
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Re: Never Ending Boba Fett Story Game.
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because obviously he did
especially considering the size of his...
Glass of apple juice
was four times the size of the tallest building on the planet ___
Atom, which, when you think about it, meant it wasnt that big at all. which caused Fett to consider some of those emails and tv adds for natural male.....
beard growing.
but as well as being the president he was also a member so he...
Partied hard with...
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When the three of them woke up after a night of partying, there was a tiger there. The tiger said-
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Boba looked at the tiger, but then-
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and poor grammar.
And a severe case of the sniffles.
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And bad spelling
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But not for long, because then Boba said-
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I, as well as millions, I am sure, was moved by the idea and effort of Live Earth. It has been a major reason that the green movement has become so strong. And I commend that.
However, I too, like others, miss the fact that I used to be able to watch the Aussie leg of the concert. It was my personal favorite, in it's entirity, and i find it to be the event that contained artists like Missy higgins and John Butler, among others, who are truly a part of the process of becoming aware of global warming.
I am just hoping that the entire Sydney-Based concert will be available for purchase/viewing, because it was truly a culmination of the most aware and best artists we've seen in a long time.


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Washington, DC Sunday, January 20, 2013
EMILY's List, a group that works to elect pro-choice and women candidates, held an Inauguration Brunch, with remarks by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren (D), Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill (D), and Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (D).
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard represents Hawaii's 2nd congressional district. She is the first American Samoan, the first Hindu member, and, along with Tammy Duckworth, one of the first female combat veterans in the United States Congress.
The brunch included newly-elected and currently serving female politicians.
"Women voters across the country elected a record number of pro-choice Democratic women and helped reelect the President because they wanted leaders who will fight for policies that benefit women and families," said Stephanie Schriock, President of EMILY's List, in a statement announcing the event.
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I used to be able to laugh when I channel-surfed to TBN. I used to giggle and make up other words when I saw those WWJD bracelets. I used to initiate conversation and ask intelligent, light-hearted questions when I met believers. There was a time when there was no one with a more "live and let live" philosophy than myself. Then, someone told my daughter (who is 12) that she had to be careful about going to hell because I am an atheist. Then, states across the nation excised evolution from science textbooks, robbing our children of truth. Then, people who want to "safeguard the sanctity of life and traditional marriage" and think that the Earth is really 6,000 years old gain a following of millions-and they want MY tax money. This shit is not funny anymore.
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