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-- so the reaction.
Two to the news Jim.
And -- on where you -- -- I saw -- Chuck Todd from NBC and called her victim of conservative.
Susan -- right -- and I think that is going to be a swelling I mean if you will.
Mean right wingers like John McCain and Lindsey Graham picked honor.
And having the undertone of -- will not -- need to declarations of racism you know there's no.
Richard Wolfe said on -- isn't -- there's no possible explanation other.
The racism that explains why she was defeated no no possible that -- the other media then I'll usually once and so I think that there will be a lot of that I think and I think America now that she's gone and that is no longer on the -- state have to be the UN.
I think they'll be a lot of puffy profile I think the Washington the White House will now point reporters -- you really need to do less sympathetic profile of her -- this long woman.
And that'll make.
-- feel better and you know appraisal you know she'll get to be -- words from the usual suspects at Lincoln Center in the Kennedy school in order.
I -- think there other than his that's that's the bias I think they'll be really really clear Lindsey Graham as a racist and Susan Rice is a victim and that will be sad for the mainstream media.
I do think there -- other stories 01 is.
Obama's week.
You know WE a cayenne as in Peter -- -- -- in the daily v.s hooked up this morning with you know bombing of the stick my friends and I think -- that the thing that Julian mentioned it right and I thought about half.
Of course Hillary Clinton.
You wouldn't like her and of course they have long memories and I'm sure Hillary Clinton thinks that.
Not only that if you don't want to -- -- job she also wants to control the legacy of her own secretary of state ship and so.
You know John Kerry is a better Powell to them I suspect he is mean -- -- addresses and enemies I -- have -- -- better net.
That we'll be innocent little beltway soap opera company.
You know I had article about this fox -- weeks ago I am here -- But these allegations the Susan -- was -- because she's African American she's a woman that's not what -- decide.
-- like giving Lindsay Graham and John McCain credit their complete hypocrites about their treatment of Susan race for -- is -- treatment Condoleezza Rice who.
If that cigarettes are going down for forgetting that intelligence and perpetuating it Condoleezza Rice did not have gotten to be secretary of state either.
And they were big defenders of -- having said that you know they didn't go after she's raised she's the women if it's black and after the race for the doomed love.
And and also because she does seem to have paying.
Remarkably bad personality principle that I mean she doesn't seem friendly in the same night she doesn't seem to -- the people who have no prisoners like -- Just come away and Susan Collins and it's a guarantee Susan Powell would love to voted producers.
Some group for first whose rights in terms of just thrown real prospects in -- your own personality and 71 -- moderate in the model and elections have.
And and it is she came away having supporter.
From -- in 2009.
-- moving his very good I think that's just speaks to again there's a reason why.
Most diplomats tend not the same thing and be kind of brown didn't sort of even if you will blow hards.
'cause you can get in trouble -- a commotion and rice was obviously outspoken and that I that I felt sharp elbows and then Japan about where.
I -- ask you to two respond to the point that you made though about the president.
Appearing to be weak.
You know in this in this particular case I mean -- thought for sure.
Just as as a news watcher myself.
That the Republicans were almost daring the president to to nominate her for secretary of state and that he would have.
That he wanted to he wanted that fight.
That he would have done that anybody would have doctor.
And so now all the fact that he's -- why didn't -- just say no I don't I won't accept it.
-- state is probably the only cabinet position where I really think you need a consensus of both parties.
To be the nominee because this is the representative of our nation abroad.
And so politicians need to not politicians -- the leaders abroad need to understand that when Susan Rice speaks he speaks to that State's not for Democratic Party the Republican Party.
-- -- his race but Hillary Clinton you know.
Anybody any any any secretary of state and with the fiscal cliff going on all the other kids he's gonna have to calling in right now I don't know that this is -- fight.
He would have been Smart to pick actually think it went a little too too long what I am.
Fascinated by his wife with his race be the person to go out there and Sunday talk shows in the first places you ambassador why it wasn't at the secretary of setting the investor.
I -- this she said no Hulu and that's it I'm not doing an address explain that she's -- Hillary that was tired and that's my and that's and that it I don't thought that the conspiracy theorist but that's underscores the point that trying to make is acting as he's.
-- I think she did it really heavily Hillary and I think that thing is -- -- -- the rap on race of people on this was that kind of tests were OK look.
That's right -- mission -- -- and say things that are true however don't get caught.
Which is a standard mission that a politician in Washington would happily accept you know and -- -- He has money to sort of mumble around -- -- do you get ten minute answers you know you just go back and forth in this and and said this is resolute to Chris on.
Games of violence inspired by Egypt.
And that was when senators went from being OK it's one thing to be run around a little bit -- -- to be lied to.
Yeah little controversy real quickly the cold -- I don't know that but I do think that she did not help herself and her diplomatic skills in DC never mind the radicals brought to -- -- But that's just not that Smart content that.
Julian Jim thank you both very -- more or bias.
Watching on FOX News Watch.
-- you can find that on Fox News Channel Saturdays at 2:30 PM and 11:30 PM hosted by my friend John Scott.
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Our group of young people with some very grown up values -- that called the kids -- care they're singing group.
Using their talents to make a difference in their community.
And in fact they are fresh off a performance few minutes ago in Times Square and -- -- now here.
In our Fox News studios along with on your wall like who is the group's organizer and thanks so much for dropping by everyone's -- tell us what you were doing in Times Square.
-- today Murat an exciting event with kids from all over.
Singing to raise money for an organization called magical music for life.
And they provide free -- -- specially produced for children with autism and special needs.
And the kids who care.
We're here today singing to support them -- so the group that's called kids you care as we mentioned in a beautiful T shirts say.
What exactly do they do.
-- -- care is a group of kids seven to fourteen years old -- are using their talent singing and dancing and acting to make a difference in their communities.
And making free performance is.
Wherever they can -- -- Wednesday at charitable organizations like nursing homes and senior centers and family shelters and then today it seems in Times Square and you have another group called the new -- The new -- we have a couple of different outreach parts of our program at the random fans can theater which houses all of these programs and the new kid is an anti bullying musical.
That teaches kids about the dangers and pure pressure and -- and -- -- go into elementary schools and middle schools and it's an all kids cast and back some of these kids perform of that group as well.
And they go into schools very important -- said the random farms kid theater why did you start that.
I started that when I was sixteen I -- -- -- it's gone and I wanted to be able to provide young people with musical theater training and performance opportunities.
In -- safe and nurturing environments.
One of the reasons I know about this group is because the issue I have right here is my daughter Olivia -- In -- Libya why did you want to be part of this.
It combines violent acting and singing a mile and a helping panicky and they get to enjoy the lives of those and -- -- spent days and and so these -- and places like that and why is it important to perform for those folks a lot of these people are unable to guys -- -- we get to -- -- -- that and it makes them really happy.
Well I'm very proud of you and everybody here that's a member of this group Heather so we have a couple -- seven here on this end and congratulations -- got -- pretty great dad.
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And and Melissa why did you want to participate in the kids who care.
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text: St. John's is in the process of 'cultivating its own (organic) garden.' The student-run venture marks the University's most recent achievement in response to Mayor Bloomberg's Mayoral Challenge to reduce carbon emissions by 2017. On August 18, representatives from Student Government, the Earth Club and Student Sustainability Coordinators, were joined by members of the newly formed University-wide Sustainability Committee to cast the first seeds. The group planted perennial flowers and organic lettuce seeds.The garden, which is a Sustainability Committee initiative, "closes the loop of the food cycle," said Facilities Services Director of Environmental and Energy Conservation Thomas Goldsmith. "The cycle goes from soil and seed to vegetable growth for our nourishment to organic food waste to compost — the backbone of an organic garden," he explained. Luke Halligan from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and William Bernor, Facilities Services Director of Grounds — who were crucial in selecting the locale and providing professional gardening tips — were also on hand to enjoy the fruits of their labors. Seeds of Change The garden's 34x54-ft. landscape, situated behind Donovan Hall on the Queens campus, will be maintained entirely by students under the supervision of the Office of Facilities Services and the Department of Student Life. "As an urban university making the best use of space," Vice President of Facilities Services Brij Anand observed, "the garden reflects what can happen when student engagement is coupled with St. John's teamwork." He added, "It is a giant step forward in fulfilling St. John's pledge of creating an environmental stewardship through out of classroom experiential learning." Agreeing, Frank Cantelmo, Ph.D., a Sustainability Committee Co-Chair, added "we value student input and student engagement in all our undertakings. It is crucial to St. John's strategic objective of changing the University's culture by making it more student-centered." Underscoring this point, Student Government President Patrick McBurney pointed out that "student involvement is an integral component in ensuring the success of the garden. In fact, we've seen that anything that is student-driven us more likely to succeed," he said. Giving a Voice to Sustainability The formation of the University's first-ever Sustainability Committee centralizes St. John's sustainability efforts and provides an institutional voice for these initiatives. Members were drawn from across the University to include faculty, administration, Facilities Services, Student Wellness, Student Life, Residence Life, Student Government, the Earth Club and Chartwells. The Committee is co-chaired by Dr. Cantelmo, Assistant Dean for Student Engagement Mary Pelkowski and Brij Anand. The Committee's priorities over the next six months include reaching out, involving and educating students about sustainability. In addition, they are focusing on: participating in the October 9-11, 2009 University of Notre Dame conference on "Renewing the Campus: Sustainability and the Catholic University"; launching a Spring 2010 course on sustainability; determining whether students who work in the garden will receive academic service credit; exploring micro business possibilities; providing a gardening training workshop; improving student communications about recycling rules; and developing a designated St. John's sustainability website. The Sustainability Committee is an "environmental milestone," said Ashley Brown, president of the Earth Club, reflecting the sentiments of the other student groups involved in the Committee. "I feel strongly about sustainability initiatives and am most happy that members of the Earth Club have the opportunity to be involved and make a difference. This has given all of us an identity with St. John's."


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Been to the originals. It's great they're here finally! Nothing like curing the urge for some S&S anytime we'd like. Cheese fries!
Been to the originals. It's great they're here finally! Nothing like curing the urge for some S&S anytime we'd like. Cheese fries!
I went with a friend on a Monday at lunch time and it was crowded but we were able to get a table. We both ordered the double beef with fries and a milkshake and root beer float. The drinks were great especially on a hot Denver day. The burger and fries were not bad and not great, just standard... More
We were there for breakfast. The food was tasteless and the service was poor. The restaurant was virtually empty. We won't go back.
The first time we went to Steak N' Shake we were very pleased with super fast service and good food. Since then we've been twice and have been disappointed with the long wait time for food even when it's not busy.
Any time I get an earful of hype about a restaurant, movie, or product I always smerk and say to myself: "I'll see about that!" Usually, I have to say that this self-proclaimed Foodie can't disagree more with the majority. So when I see a line of twenty cars lined up at the drive -thru of this popular burger joint,... More
This Steak and Shake is located in a shopping center parking lot. It's a bit convoluted to reach and find a place to park. I've eaten at Steak and Shake in multiple states and I don't know why, but this one is the absolute slowest drive through of any of them. I've waited over 1/2 hour in the drive through... More
Having grown up in Illinois with Steak n' Shake but living without them the past 35 years in the southwest, I was thrilled to take the short drive off I-25 to seek this one out. We got there just at 10 AM but they were ready for my classic order of a double steakburger with their signature shoestring fries and... More
You get very good value for the money. This is fast food prices with a "real diner" feel. Food is ok but nothing special really. They have HUGE shakes that can easily be more than enough for two people. Service is ok and I like the open kitchen. The place looks very clean. There's also lots of parking because this... More
We ate here twice during our recent stay. Mainly because it was very convenient to our hotel. We struck up a conversation with two locals who drive from downtown Denver to eat because they love the burgers (one being a former butcher). We found the food very good, so brought our family the next day. They quickly made us a... More
I must say, the burgers are quite tasty. The shakes are very good as well. The price is a little high, but comparable to other burger places in the area. A must try... at least once.
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K9 Bullet & Stab Protective Vests Donated to CT Dept. of Corrections
Dogs accompany DOC officers searching for contraband and assist state and local police on missing person searches. Each vest costs $950.
The CT DOC dogs accompany officers on searches for contraband within the State's prison system and help missing person searches along with state and local police. The vests will help protect the dogs from potential life threatening injuries.
The vests were provided by Vested Interest in K9s Inc., a 501c (3) all volunteer charity located in Massachusetts that donates vests for law enforcement dogs throughout the United States.
Through private and corporate sponsorships, Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., has provided over 435 law enforcement dogs with protective vests since their inception in 2009. More than $400,000 in K9 vests has been donated in 35 states including Alaska and Hawaii.
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I always thought Albert Pujols had a chance, but in my opinion he needed a few more seasons there. I believe it's Stan the Man. Still the greatest Cardinal ever. Thoughts?
I always thought Albert Pujols had a chance, but in my opinion he needed a few more seasons there. I believe it's Stan the Man. Still the greatest Cardinal ever. Thoughts?
Lou Gehrig is the Truest Yankee of them all!
It would have to be either Musial or Hornsby. Musial had the longer career with the Cards but Hornsby's peak was incredible.
"Tactics were resorted to, unworthy of fair, manly players" - Brooklyn Eagle, June 12,1890
In termsof who was the greater player, it's pretty closr between Musial and Hornsby. General consensus has Musial in the top 10 position players alltime (usually 7-8-9-10), and Hornsby at around 10 or slightly lower (10-11-12-13)- awfully close. But, as to who was the greatest Cardinal, it's clearly Musial. He spent his entire career there, while Hornsby lwas traded after about a dozen years and had several very big seasons after he left.
Musial the Cardinal wins big over Hornsby the Cardinal. However, Hornsby vs Musial overall would make a very interesting thread. Hornsby crushes Musial in peak value, but Musial was much more durable and put up much better running numbers. Hornsby's incredible 6 year run included 6 batting titles, 2 triple crowns, a .397 avg, and an OPS+ of 201. Better yet, Hornsby averaged .382 and a 188 OPS+ from 1920-1929. Musial never once hit .381 and only topped 188 OPS+ once in his career. However, Musial was very good for 17 years(top 10 in MVP voting 15 of 17 years) while averaging a stellar 167 OPS+ during this time frame. Basically, Musial was incredible for 17 years and Hornsby had a 10 year great stint, although a much better peak than Musial's. I tend to give Musial the edge in career value. But it is a paper-thin margin of victory.
Just a suggestion, but this might make a great poll question.
I never seem to venture into the team forums. However, thought I'd give an opinion. Musial has to be considered the best due to his career stats. Hornsby is certainly in the running. However, something that has always intrigued me is why doesn't Red Schoendienst ever get mentioned? Oh, I know his numbers aren't as great as a Cardinal. However, his years of service have to count for something. Besides his playing days, he was Manger of the Year in 1967 and 1968 and the Cardinals won the World Series in 1967.
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ATLANTA—Faculty Fellow and Adjunct Faculty member Randall Hughes, J.D., was named "Atlanta Health Care Lawyer of the Year" for 2010 in the publication, The Best Lawyers in America. This prestigious honor is given to one outstanding lawyer in each practice specialty who is chosen through peer-reviewed surveys by professional peers. Mr. Hughes received high ratings for his leadership, integrity, abilities, and professionalism from his peers in the Atlanta health care law community. Mr. Hughes is Of Counsel with Bryan Cave Powell Goldstein LLP. He served as the head of Powell Goldstein's Atlanta health care law department for many years until his retirement. His areas of expertise are wide-ranging, and include health care law and litigation involving not-for-profit hospitals, hosptial authorities, certificates of need, medical staff disputes, health care reimbursement, regulatory compliance investigations, reviews and claim defense, medical malpractice, personal injury, insurance and general business litigation.
Mr. Hughes participates in both the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) and the HeLP Legal Services Clinic at the law school, assisting in case acceptance. He also teaches a course on Health Law: Regulation. GSU Law, the Center, HeLP, and the Clinic benefit greatly from his expertise and student mentoring.
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EWC Financial Aid Assistance at College Goal Sunday
January 25, 2005
(Torrington, WY) Parents of college-bound students should get their 2004 tax information gathered in time for College Goal Sunday, a February 13 event at ten locations in Wyoming that assists students and their parents to apply for federal financial aid.
Central Wyoming College in Riverton is the recipient of a grant to stage the free program on the CWC campus, at the six other state community colleges, the University of Wyoming, Jackson and the Wind River Reservation.
The program at the ten sites is scheduled simultaneously for Sunday, February 13 from 2-4 p.m. Participating students are eligible for drawings, which includes $30,000 in scholarships and stipends to schools nationwide.
While at the Wyoming College Goal sites, students receive assistance from experts and volunteers in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. Students should attend with a parent, who needs to bring estimated or completed 2004 1040 tax return, W-2 forms, or other 2004 income and benefits information. Participants are encouraged to obtain a PIN number by going to www.fafsa.ed.gov at least two weeks prior to the event.
The College Goal Sunday grant came from the Lumina Foundation for Education, which according to CWC Financial Aid Director Jacque Burns, is the third largest private philanthropic organization in the country. "Its main mission is to make education accessible to all," Burns said of Lumina. Burns attended the first College Goal Sunday in Indianapolis that was founded by the Indiana State Financial Aid Association, and encouraged financial aid officers in Wyoming to apply for the grant.
College Goal Sunday will be at Eastern Wyoming College in the Community Training Center on February 13th from 2 - 4 p.m. For more information, go to the College Goal Sunday website: www.cwc.edu/gearup or contact Pam Palermo, Director of Financial Aid at 307.532.8325.


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GOA 2012 Celebrates 37th Annual Showcase this Week
The Printing Association of Florida (PAF) is busily preparing for its 37th annual Graphics of the Americas Expo & Conference (GOA), being held this week on March 1 - 3, 2012 at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, FL.
FESPA Wrap Cup Champion of the Americas
FESPA will present this adrenaline-fueled vehicle wrap competition, where the wrap stars of the Americas region will be pitted against each other and the clock to find the FESPA Wrap Cup Champion of the Americas.
Xerox - Panel Discussion and Personalized Dining Guide
Gina Testa, Vice President, Worldwide Graphic Communications Industry, Xerox Corporation, will lead the panel discussion, "The New Business of Communications...Opportunities for Printers," which will take place on Friday, March 2 from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. The session will feature four print providers who have transformed their business models:
- Roger Manning, Owner, Banyan Printing
- Mike Pannagio, Founder and CEO, DME
- Mark Serbin, President, Serbin Printing
- Richard Sierra, President, Nationwide Graphics at Dodd Communications
Also, visitors to Xerox booth No. 313 can create their own personalized Miami 1:1 Dining Guide with restaurant recommendations based on preferred cuisines. The recommendations are communicated via a cross-media application from XMPie®, A Xerox company, and delivered via email and a personalized booklet.
HP Sessions and Breakfast
(*all sessions at the booth unless otherwise noted) HP offers attendees a variety of educational sessions, live demonstrations, and a special breakfast presentation on Friday, March 2. Among the events are:
- Thursday, March 1, 10 am - 5 pm
- Label Printing with Monty Faulkner: HP's Monty Faulkner will showcase the WS6000, printing prime labels live at the booth.
- Print unlimited applications using eco-friendly latex technology and discover a world of business opportunities - with Alfonso Spinola. - Friday, March 2, 9 - 11 am - Breakfast: "Discover the Secrets to Digital Packaging (Room C123). Presented by: Mike Ferrari, expert in digital packaging and former worldwide P&G packaging director.
- Friday, March 2, 10 am - 5 pm
- Pedro Padilla, IHPS expert from HP will be answering questions about the latest Inkjet Web Presses as the new rotary.
- Print unlimited applications using eco-friendly latex technology and discover a world of business opportunities -- with Alfonso Spinola.
Ryan says that this year's exhibitors have fully engaged in this year's show. "It is quite impressive and inspiring to watch exhibitors, first hand, get so excited about being a part of an event that has become so impactful, for so many. Attendees are really in for a treat when they see the lengths these companies have gone to in setting the stage for such a worthwhile few days, which will set the course for years to come."
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The conservation of energy includes reducing or eliminating unnecessary energy use and waste. Conservation involves the management and protection of energy resources so that they are not degraded, depleted or wasted and therefore, available on a sustainable basis for use by present and future generations. We, as individuals, may think there is not much we can do to help conserve energy, but through many simple behavioral changes, we all can do a lot. We live in a society where most of us do not give much thought to the energy that we use on a daily basis. Yet, by understanding the basics of energy, we are more likely to want to conserve it and use more efficient resources.
Americans use a lot of energy. In the year 1950, we used about 219 million Btu's of energy per person a year. By the year 2000, we were using 351 million Btu's per person a year. A Btu, or British thermal unit, is actually a measure of heat. A single Btu is defined as the amount of energy needed to raise one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit. It is about the amount of energy that would be released in one burned matchstick. We use two times as much energy as the British, two and a half times as much energy as the Japanese, and 106 times as much energy as those in Bangladesh! We need to think about what this means. We are a wasteful society and should focus on ways to save energy and prevent waste before we run out of non-renewable resources.
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A Catholic hospital acknowledges it was "morally wrong" to argue in court that a fetus is not a human being under Colorado law.
Attorneys representing St. Thomas More Hospital took that position in papers filed to fend off a wrongful death lawsuit brought after unborn twins died in its emergency room.
The position drew sharp criticism after the case was publicized last month.
Catholic Healthcare Initiatives operates the hospital and said Monday in a statement that its executives acknowledged it was wrong to argue that the fetus is not a person under Colorado law. That contradicts church teaching.
Colorado's Catholic bishops reviewed the case and also released a statement praising the hospital for acknowledging the error of its legal argument and extending sympathy to the family that lost the twins.
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Hi Kristin, I am so-o-o-o glad to see you take that giant step over to self-hosting your own blog website. As a former online book promoter for authors and small publishing companies, I assisted clients regularly with the setup and sometimes maintenance of their own self-hosted websites and blogs. I have nothing against blogger.com, wordpress.com, and other blog services out there. In fact, when I started blogging about my family's history Jan 1, 2011 I used LiveJournal.com. But I did that just to see if genealogy blogging was really for me. After 3 short months, I was hooked and by late April, early May 2011 I setup webhosting at HostGator.com (this company is located down the freeway from where I currently work), installed the free wordpress.org software platform, and simply used the built-in plugin to transfer all of my post from LiveJournal to my new site. Then I found a really cool free theme that I had a web designer friend customize in my fav colors (chocolate brown and candy apple green)and developed a cool header and logo that I use as my brand. The sky is the limit as to what you can do with your very own self-hosted blog site. So enjoy your new space in cyberspace. I have already added your new site to my Google Reader!


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If you're a Motorola XYBOARD WiFi 10.1 or 8.2 owner, you have some reason to get excited today. Motorola have gone ahead and started the rollout of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to the XYBOARD ...
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Motorola device owners have been pretty vocal about their want for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on their devices. Motorola in response to that, has kept an ICS rollout schedule updated and recentl...
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Mar 29, 2012
It's been a while since we heard anything from the folks over at Hulu. Today though, they've gone ahead and updated their Android app to include support for a few more tablets in addition to...
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Remember that controversial Motorola Droid 4 root method we talked about last week? You might have skimmed over the part where the method was presumed to work on just about any Motorola device...
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With pre-orders for both the Wifi-only Motorola XYBOARD 10.1 and 8.2 having started up a while ago, Motorola has no decided its a good a time as any to actually start shipping the device out. An ema...
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Motorola made it clear before CES even kicked off that this year's focus would be on connecting your entire home, or "staying unplugged." This morning we got a look at Motorola's a...
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Motorola has four new versions of the XYBOARD tablet up for preorder. They've dropped the cellular radios as thus the Verizon "Droid" branding as well, and they've shed a few bucks...
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Jan 05, 2012
If you're looking to get in on some Super Bowl action, pick up some new devices and have one hell of a time doing it then Motorola wants to hear from you. Reason being, they need someone to hang...
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Dec 12, 2011
If you've been itching to get your hands on a Droid XYBOARD, the sequel to Motorola's XOOM, you can now purchase one at your local Verizon Wireless retail store. The XYBOARD packs a 1.2 GHz ...
by Jerry Hildenbrand
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Dec 10, 2011
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Dec 07, 2011
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Once the heat of summer has retreated to colorful leaves and cool days, stay warm and comfortable on your favorite singletrack with the Zoic Encore Plaid Bike Long-Sleeve Women's Jersey. Outdoor style and cycling specific features let you pedal and focus on the trail instead of dealing with a stiff, binding top.
Constructed from a soft blend of wicking polyester and stretchy spandex, the Encore lets you move about your mountain bike's cockpit. From leaning off the back of the saddle to standing up to crest a challenging climb, the Encore encourages movement. Its cycling-specific cut is form fitting, and will layer nicely under a jacket for more warmth.
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Great article from Google on "which is the best solution for your mobile site?" Responsive vs. mobile site
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- Mobile Content , Mobile Internet , Mobile website , Responsive Web Design , Search , SEO , Web crossmedia
Came across this article and felt that if you are considering a mobile strategy it is definitely one you should read!
Although, I do think that they got some of this wrong. RWD ( Responsive Web Design) is definitely not as expensive as you build one and it is part of the same site, where as you need to pay extra depending on the business model for MWD ( Mobile Web Design) as a running cost unless you host yourself.
Also, designing for mobile needs…. If you know what you are doing with mobile, then its straight forward.


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Our mission is to assist businesses to operate lawfully so they can succeed as jobs-creators and we can safeguard Ohioans.
The Department of Commerce is self-supporting, through fees. We issue nearly 600,000 licenses, permits, registrations and certifications each year in various professions, industries and commercial enterprises.
The Department is made of up 8 Divisions. Through the divisions, we regulate banks and savings institutions, credit unions, mortgage lenders and consumer finance businesses; Securities professionals and products; real estate professionals and cable television. The Division of Liquor Control is a part of the Department of Commerce, as is the Division of the State Fire Marshal. We regulate the building industry and collect and hold Unclaimed Funds until we can return the money to its rightful owner.
The Department of Commerce is proud to provide excellent customer service. If you do not find what you are looking for on this site, please contact us, we would be happy to assist you.
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Director Porter is active in his local community. He serves as a Trustee at his undergraduate alma mater, Capital University, where he leads the governance committee and the annual presidential assessment. Porter also sits on the audit committee and nominations committee at Capital University. Previously, Porter served as a member of the Gahanna City Council, Chair of the Gahanna Board of Zoning Appeals, President of the Gahanna Community Improvement Corporation, member of the Old Gahanna Study Committee, and member of the Gahanna Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Director Porter received his bachelor's degree in political science from Capital University and his law degree from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
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g^ e^- ..-. ^ Page THE LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIk A, 1944 JVC IN LEATHER Leather Jackets OK any othep loathe* aMMe C IB A NED **%ED any shade & MCMIWAHED UKE NEW BY THE 123 SO. MAIN. ST. Phone Freepof* *70 — 444 We call for and deliver Mrs. Robt. C Dennett Nominated For TRMTerm as D.AK Regent Mrs. Robert C. Dennett was nominated for her third term as Regent of Ruth Floyd Wbodhull Chapter, D.A.R., at the Good Citizenship Pilgrims meeting held in the home of Miss Julia C. Rosa, 210 Pine at., Saturday afternoon. She heads the slate presented by Mrs. J. Edwin Clark, on behalf of the nominating com-mittee, which also includes Mrs. J. Elmer Cummins and- Mrs, John W. Dodd, for vice-re-gents; Mrs.. ArtMur J. Penncll, chaplain;. Mrs. William L. Hale, registrar;. M*ss Helen S t r a n g , recording secretary ; Mrs. W. Carl Crittcnden, cor-responding secretary; Miss Elizabeth Greenleaf, historian; Mrs. Frederick W. Whitehouse, librarian; Mrs. John Dotter, Mrs. Sherman C. Holoday, Mrs. John Low, Mrs. A. W. Place, Mrs. Carl H. Tewksbury and Mrs. Edward B. Thompson, di-rectors. It was guest day and officials were present from numerous other, chapters. They included and State chairman of the radio committee; Mrs. W. Clinton Stuart, regent Anne Carey Chapter, East Rockway, and ^ Your Easter outfit, whether it comprises a coat, suit or dress, or all three, should be chosen wisely and with care this year...,with an eye both to quality and price. Our garments have both these Im-portant factors. All beautifully tailored, In up-to-the-minute styles. In leading Spring shades. Sizes for the junior miss and women M' «.\ COATS "p"'* 19.98., »'*" 24.98up DRESSES A la:ge and varied collection In both sport and dress models. Fine fabrics In new/ S p r i n g shades. SUITS v Dressmaker, Cardigan Tailored Many wl#h Companion Coax*. up 19.98 ...•3-- up MAIN STREET I JPKEEPQHT OPEN EyeRY^VENiN(?/UMTlL EASTER ' ,. chairman of the Nassau County Regents' Round Table; Mrs. Howard C. Hegeman, vice* regent Darling Whitney Chap-ter, Port Washington; Mrs. Er-nest E. Santemma, regent Lord Stirling Chapter, Hempstcad; Mrs. James H. Wilson* regent William Dawes Chapter, Rock* ville Centre; Mrs. Henry R. Fahy, regent Southampton Col-ony Chapter, Southampton; Mrs. Elizabeth J. MacCormick, regent Rufus King Chapter, Jamaica; Mrs. Mary D. Parker, regent John Chapman Chapter, Virginia, and Mrs. Harold Wj Wilson, president of the \thena Club. Mrs. Whitehouse, of . War Work, reported that one mem-ber had given more than 3,000 'hours of work, while 14 others had devoted more than 300 hours each. She announced also that members of the chapter had purchased more than $10,- 000 in War bonds, and appeal-ed for donations of "S" ihooks on which to hang kettels in the kitchen of the Memorial "Continental Hall in Washing-ton: Mrs. Martin M. Mansperger, Good Citizenship Pilgrims', chairman, introduced five high school girls, who have entered essays in the State D.A.R. con-test on "Causes of the Ameri-can Revolution." They are Pat-ricia Cobum, Mary Jane Minan and Patricia Dooley, of Free-pport; Carol Magnusaon, of Malverne, and Lois Brown, of Valley Stream. Mrs. Mansperger also intro-duced Mrs. Harold McNeil, of Rockvillc Centre, who spoke on r$hc. value of education for all. Mrs. S. Dimon Smith and Mrs. "Clark were named to serve as hostesses at the con» tinental congress to be held in New York from Monday, April 17, through the following Thursday. Tea was poured by a com-mittee comprising, Mrs. Hale, chairman; Mrs. Alex. Brady; Mrs. .Buckley, Mrs. Edith De- Coamps, Mrs. Marion Crowell* Mrs. Henry T. Hofmnnjr., Mrs. Ernest Wagner, Miss Harriet R. Wallace and Mrs. P. K. yVmter. (o Elk* Lodge Dr. Michael Leftoff, vice-president of the " New York State Elks Association will in-stall Adolph B. Horowitz, as exalted ruler of Freeport Lodge No. 1253 and his staff tonight, Others to be seated -arc Henry iP, Vlelblg, esteemed leading knight, William J. Kcil, esteemed loyal knight; Gordon .H. Meyers, esteemed lecturing knight; William J. Murphy, secretary; Karl V. Anton, treas-urer; Dr. William H, Runcie, trustee for five years, and Wil-liam Blumc, sr., tiler. A class of fifteen candidates, the largest of the year and the final under the administration of Thomas N. deGiacomo as ex-alted ruler, was initiated last Thursday night. In the group were Harry J. Quinn and Elmer Jones, Bald-win; Albert J. Kendrick and Thomas Kruger, Roosevelt; An-thony Canini and Eugene J. Cooley, Merrick; Julian Michecls, Hyman Wurtzel, Jerome M. Ahrcns, David jl Freudenbergerl BUY-WAR .BONDS John Salde, Harold W. Battin and John H, Hill, of Frceport, with George Ihnken, of Merrick, who was reinstated. (t*5 new . . . scientific . . . revolutionary! It assures perfect At and comfort from four foundation garment. Only th< CHARIS Corseticre #a equipped tc measure and R& die 4th Dimension o vowr bodv. Phone or write for fre* lemona&ratioM No obligation. CORSETIERE BRASSIERS - SLIPS Figure Analyata Fwa of Charg* . D. Greenwood Phone before 0 a.m; : after 4 :30 p.m. ] ARE YOU OVERWEIOHT? TRY THE NO-VESE MET HOP PULL WEEK'S SUPPLY 98c Money Back @uaran*ea PRBE PORT DRUG SHOP H. J. COHEN The OHglnal Cu% Rate 76 SO. MAIN ST. 7795 ^.- HAVE YOU SHED YOUR MUFFUER? As soon as a scarf around your neck makes^you warm and "scratchy" — you know Spring la a reality. So too will be your need.for the right weight of clothing." A topcoat for Instance—Tn fly front or buttoned, set-In shoulder styling. Find your modelj fabric and color In our varied selection. 27"'" 37.60 YOUR NEW SUIT! A""hard wearing, good loowlng, qual- - j?y^ salt from our Spring collection should be ;youf-chplce for-—Eastef 91 @: dfape model In cheviot or twIU. A varled^rdnge of col-ors and designs. Come In today! .BO *o 4250 IRVINE'S MEN'S SM.OP CLOTHIER—HATTER—HABERDASHER TUXE&OS TO HIRE 80 SOUTH MAIN STRBlBt FREEPORT 3371 S T O R E H O U R S MON., TUES., WED.—9 A.M. to A P.M. TNURS. and MM. — 9 A.M. (o 9 P.M. "SATURSDAYS - 9 A. rVI. %o 10 P. M. ^ BONDS *»j STAMPS 8TH YEAR NOT45 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, AgRIL 13, 1944 Red Cross Fund Totals '26,081; Still Growing Breakfast Add* $1,000 4o total; Division figures 'Contributions received since the report meeting on Monday, April 3, had brought Freeport contributions to the Red Cross War Fund drive up to $26,081.- 73, Mrs. Richard G. McChesney, the treasurer reported on Tues-day. And additional donations known to have been voted were still to be received. The $100-breakfast given by croup of citizens .in <&!. J3. ^ netted $1,000 of course provid- ^ ed t(ic bulk of the increase. Mr. % White donated the ham, eggs, & X^ mushrooms and other viands •—* • '"s^ ' - • - served at the breakfast so the read. gross intake could be added to the fund. '' The total receipts by divi-sions were as follows: House-to- house canvass, $13,503.22; or-ganizations, $1,387; industry and business, $3,419.80; Junior Red Cross, .$2,275.61; theatres, $3,- 6GL28; miscellaneous, $1,603.34, and credits at headquarters in Mineola, $213. In addition the $10&^dpnated 'to%.iSto?y..'.. %?<*?% Freeport CE,D, Committee Plan Is Broadcast to Nation Picked as Model In NewsleMer Of Prenllso-Hall, Inc. <"" Officials of the Freeport Committee for Economic Development feel highfy complimented over the action of Prentice-Hall, Inc., of New York, in selecting its program as a model for this type of post-war planning. wax e^ven in @- 5 CENTS A COPY This recognition was given its Government Contracts & Priorities service, Newsletter No. 224, dated March 31, in which it outlined the Frceport C.E.D. plan in detail, taking several pages to do so. Several questionnaires were reproduced in their entirety. ., "Frecport, Long Island, has Developed a definite postwar program and is already taking specific steps toward realizing ts objectives," the introduction were other outstanding which it was known would ,send the total past the $26,250 mark. Stores Announce Closing Hours Among the prominent shops that will close Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY evenings, but remain open on . Friday and Saturday evenings are the following: Ladies Specialty Shops, An-nette Shop, Carol Green's Leon-ard Shop and Town Shop. Mnihiery— Bobs; Kayles, New Mode, Pearl's and Pom Pom, Luggage - Toys - Games — Har- This Prentice-Hall service is used by thousands of business, industrial and professional org-anizations throughout the coun-try, George A. Seaver, chairman of the Freeport group announc-ed at the semi-monthly lunch-eon in Al. B. White'd Town Lodge Monday. Various matters were discuss?- at, the- luncheon^ Mr • * ' *-"-' by rees and A^ Levy & Son. . - - Goldman^s, Thorn Me An, (^ National and—N^w "Shoe Store. —Suits^ Coats, Dresses—Fashion Shop, Norman's, Samet's and Spitzler's. Children^ Wear—Jack & Jill. Jewelry—Wm. A. Moscr. Furniture — Baumann's and Williams. Wood *»a %W*n »J Oray, of the Industry Committee. He also reported question-naires were ready for .distribu-tion for concerns covered by the ^ Division of Commerce, of which Milton Danziger is chair-man. This group includes small plants, of which there arc said to be 23 giving employment to 1,000-persons "in Freeport. The object is t9 ascertain whether it will be possible for them to continue in business after the war. Reports indicated that most of them desired to do so, if ways can be found to prov-ide the necessary work. One of the objects of the C.E.Q., is to assist them in every way pos-sible. . Mr. ,pray, member - of .theTT^^cctiye that these Hearing on Budget Set for April 28 Mayor Clinton M. Flint has set Friday "28, the date for the annual budget hearing by the Village Board. The proposed budget will be ready by Saturday. While re-exceeded $700,000, Horace F. Carpenter, chairman of the fin-ance committee, said the board expected to reduce the figure to an amount that would keep the tax rate at least as low as the $1.33 it was last year. Mayor Flint has named a committee of citizens to assist in compiling the final budget. It comprises Clark I. Scott, ex-ecutive vice-president of the First National Bank & Trust Co.; W. Sargeant Nixon, cash- .ier of the "Freeport Bank; Frank FrofM Postmaster Edward A. Rice, 63, and hie wife, Jennie, 58, of 32 North Long Beach ave., are recovering in the South Nassau Communities Hospital, Ocean-side, from serious injuries suf-ered in an automobile accident n the Bronx, on Friday. Mr. Rice, who is president of he New York State Postmas- .ers' Association, was on his for the c -, boards*" acting .Lender powers conferred oh them by Selective Service regulations, could' insist on .employers restoring men dis-charged from the Army or oth-er armed forces to the positions they held prior to their induc-tion without loss of seniority, empowered to Boy Scout Quota Fixed at $1,350 Frecport's quota in the annual Nassau County Boy Scout main-tenance drive has been Axed at $1,350, Charles Shinn, the district chairman, announced to-day. Village "Trustee .Horace. F. They were take the matter to the courts if necessary, he added. Mr. Gray. also' said the U.S. Emp.- Service doing Nearly 500 Leave For Physical Test Nearly 300 men — a record group — was to leave Selective Service Board 717 headquarters to-day to take physical examinations prior to being inducted into the var-branches of the United States Armed forces. Included the group are many 2-A men 26 years old and under who are to be given the physicals, under the latest orders from Gen. Lewis B. Hcrshey, regardless of their present employment status. Meanwhile draft officials arc revising the list of the men who recently passed the physical cx- ' supposed leavc for next Wednesday, so as to comply with the latest orders from Washington. The names of all men engaged in war and es-eiitial industries arc being -**»!a=wqp*y™?c'sn:"'"i'r^-"r' ...*' . expected to be inducted will be deferred for the present at least. Appropriate exercises will be held in the Legion Dugout, prior 'o the departure of the contin-ent. Norman M. Carnie A Nazi Prisoner Carpedter Beads Salvation Anny '10,000 Ddve Neighboring Afeas To Pa In Plans for the $10,000 Salvation Army drive now under way were outlined by Horace F. Carpenter, the campaign chairman, at a din-ner last night in the Elks club house. "Mr/ Carpenter also announced the names of his principal aides as follows: Mrs. Bradley Smith, chairmen for women; Herbert M. Wood, chairman for men, and port Bank, treasurer, Campaign sponsors are Thom-as G. Craig, Milton Danziger, Mrs. Robert H. -Earon, George y/. Gocllcr. Hamlin M. Hager» man, of Seaford; Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz, Mrs. J. Harry Jenkins, Kred. J. Lotman, of Bellmore; Martin M. Mansperger, Mrs. Wil-liam J. Martin, William J. Mar* viq, UCyrhill- CC.. Ryan, Mrs. Phoebe Staff Scrgt. Norman M. Car- A. Scholey, George A. 8«aver, lie, radio gunner of a Flying Donald My :8te@^e of 3^ASn ortress which failed to return Mra. Bud A rom a bombing mission* over liam W. Poland on Thursday, Feb. . 24,1 \Van!SW%^d,yV.,C*^^ o f t h e ' ' ' ' ' ;jF^dir2Z242%aTir-ueaxv:: wtr—j.T%qT ?%%=*»» #..-;; j» w,,. «**, ^w #,*,M*.,," *y,, ". telegram Jadfeateaf X'"****»n'-'*Jv^^^$W^:^*A^Wg^^ hag more details a* to the ata#*?**«&; Afr, 'J#6tfmaM^-'*^rryB^J4i^%ho^'^' .-«—..+*., whereabouts. IVantagrf^ J/.M*V^JHag**^^?? !»jf detaiJa aa tno ow**:***^** *»., *—*_ _, sergeant's whereabouts, would f and Wantagrf^ and J/J^*^ "JHa*te$y^ *JM*M. for Seafo%y and Wa*«T\ follow. jna», for had sapequa. ncsday afternoon, April 5. LOBAUOH RETAINS POST ' Lawrence C, Lobaugh, prin-ipal of the Seaman avenue way to. Troy to arrange ivi n**. ".,.— state convention to be held in school, was re-elected secretary that city. At Boston road and of the Long Island District Baychestcr aye., the Bronxr of "Approved Basketball Officials their car and a I4rton truck. col- at its recent annual meeting. lided. The postmaster "suffered Caarrrroollll HH.. Smmitt h Erreecctor Of head injuries and fractured ribs, athletics at Garden City High ed* as res- , was School was retained* pres-ident. everything in. its power to as-sist discharged service men to get positions. There was a prolonged dis-cussion over how the commit-tee might be of assistance to the plants in village, Through the efforts of the Freeport Women's War Service, 44 dozen colored eggs were col-lected for the men stationed at the Short Beach Coast Guard Station to add to their Easter enjoyment. The idea was conceived by rirs. William Mahoney, of 60 Agnes st. On Monday of last week^ Mrs. Mahoney was chat-ting with a group of women in the West Merrick road, head-quarters, when she abruptly re-marked: been named co-chairmen of the campaign. Efforts are to be made to com-plete the fund by Monday, April 24. should be educated to know C.E.D., aimed to be of benefit and had no intention of robbing it of its birthright. ' . ' ^ . The idea took form immedia-tely. The women got busy on the telephone, and contacted their friends. The news also spread by word of moutK Any one who entered the ofHcc was approached. ^ . If anyone said: "I'd be glad to but how can I boil and color the eggs?" The response came -promptly: "Bring them here and we'll take care of them." - And that is just what they did. Mrs. Mahoney alone boiled and colored eight dozen eggs more, Wantagn, acaiuiu and Massapequa, $250 each, "Salvation Army Day" will be observed on Sunday, when of-ficers of the Army will speak in churches of the various villages in the morning and there will be » united service in the Freeport Methodist Church at night (or members of the churches, fra-ternal, club and other groups. Tuesday at 2 1*.M., at a meet-ing of the F rceport Women's War Service tn the Legion dug-out the Salvation Army's war activities Rlrn-^wlHJ^ s%«^^ Caxr]paign-"headquartejrg have _ . established _at 32 '-South Grove st. The drive is scheduled to close on Saturday, April 29. The Army has purchased, the former I,O.O.F., temple at 75-77 Church st., which is to be re-modeled and probably will be dedicated next month. Half the "I'v? got a brainstorm. We're in going to send just oodles of colored Easter eggs to the boys at the Short Beaich Coast Guard Station." Good Friday afternoon ofRcials of the statiqp were advised the eggs were ready ahd they sent a truck for thcmi $10,000 is to go to the capital fund to meet part of the cost of the new venture, and the other half will be used to meet welfare and other local expenses. Capt. and Mrs. Fred Crossley are in charge of the work in this area, Robert E. Patterson is chairman of the advisory board. MARKSMEN TO MEET A meeting of the Freeport Revolver and Rifle Association, Inc., will be held to-night the: Range Room. " will be served. k-v% • \.\•';;•" !^A^i?&Y^ K)c•'^'.&^-., '^.-::.-;• //-'"v~: 1*M^^ '}^^ f *-.''•
Object Description
Rating | |
Title | 1944-04-13 |
Subject | newspaper |
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 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | |
Source | Freeport Memorial Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | United States |
Rights | Newspapers are Public Domain before 1 March 1989; and Digital Rights after that date transferred to Freeport Memorial Library by L & M Publications. |
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