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YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOiAfN NEHwSPAPER Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford, Old Befhpage and Plainview VOL 23 NO. 31 Celebrating Our 23M Year JUNf 14-20, 1990 Celebrating Our 23td Year 25 CENTS Town Amends Waste Ordinance An amendment to the Town of Oyster Bay's Solid Waste Ordinance, aimed at ensuring continued maximum groundwater protection during the Old Bethpagel^idfill remediation program was adopted by the Town Board following a May 22 hearing, according to Town Councilman John Venditto. "In order to save taxpayer expense of purchasing fill materials to be used in the ongoing capping program at the Landfill, the Town has received permission to bring in 'clean fill' materials from contractors and others," explained Venditto. This amendment to the Town's Solid Waste Ordinance sets down specific guidelines for what constitutes "clean fill" and also establishes penalties for anyone attempting to bring in materials which are not, in fact clean fill. Traffic Ordinance in Old Bethpage At the request of the owners of the True Value Shopping Center in Old Bethpage, the Oyster Bay Town Board has established traffic regulations at this site, which will be enforced by the Nassau County Police, according to Town ^ouncilwoman Ann R. Ocker. "Amendments have been added to the Town's Code of Ordinances pertaining to private parking fields, to include a section entitled True Value Shopping Center; Traffic Control,'" Ocker said. The amendments prohibit the parking or stopping of any vehicles wherever a "no parking" or "no stopping" sign is posted on any roadway or driveway adjacent to any building and/or wherever a yellow >;triped "no parking fire zone" is painted on such roadway or fire hydrants. THE VOTE The following are the results ot the June 13 Budget and Board of Education vote for Bethpage Schools. BOARD OP E P U C ATiOMs Elected to the Bethpage Board of Education were Richard Festante with 502 votes defeating Eleanor Behrik who received 348 votes. Reelected to the Board was Anthony Cotton who received 483 votes defeating Barbara Ellinger who obtained 384 votes. SCHOOL BUPGET VOTE; The School Budget was passed with a vote of 532 Yes, 390 No. LIBRAIRY VOTE: The library vote was passed with a vote of 508 Yes, 306 No, Elizabeth Ryan was elected Library Trustee with 569 votes. BENJAMIN HOUSE DEDICATION M I wLiM D B I ilr#%VIE ilE9%#rf A I IVIl THE BENJAMIN HOUSE AT OLD BETHPAGE VILLAGE RESTORATION has been restored to 1829 and will be open to the public for the first time on Saturday, June 16, at a ceremony at 3:30 PM. This house will be the 20th restored building at the Village. The Benjamin House, owned by one of Long Island's earliest (amities, will open to the public for the first time on Saturday, .June 16 at 3:30 ?M, at a dedication ceremony at Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Parts of the Benjamin House structure date to the mid-1700s. The original house was rebuilt in 1829 and this is the house that was moved to Old Bethpage Village and restored. It is a moderate sized house with a pleasant gambrel roof and architectural trim of the "late Federal" period. It features an 1829 dale stone in the chimney and a number of five panel doors with their original paint grain-ings. I'he paint graining has been carefully duplicated on doors where the original finish had been lost. Craftspeople working on the doors discovered, through trial and error, that elements of the patterns on the doors had been created by using a cut raw potato dipped in the graining medium and used as a stamp. The home originally stood in the North Fork community of Northvillc on Sound .Avenue, and was occupied by the Reverend William Fienjamin. a Congregational minister, and his young family. The Reverend Mr. Benjamin operated a fairly p^ospcrou.^ farm in addition to his ministerial of Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Old Bethpage Restoration is operated by the Museum Services Dixision of the Nassau County Department of Recreation and Parks and is located o\\ Round Swamp Road in Old Bethpage, one mile south of the Long Island Fxpressway. Fxit 48. ll is open *\,.the original home was rebuilt in 1829 and Urn is the bouse that was moved to the Old Bethpage Restoration Village and restored.,." duties, which included ministering to Long Island's Shinnecock Indians His high sen.se of duty led him to serve in the War of 1812 and carry out a lifetime commitment to the religious and moral needs of the North Fork. The home will be appropriately furnished for the period of 1829 and will have on display several family heirlooms of the period. Ihe opening of the Benjamin Hou.se coincides with the 20th anniversary of the opening every day except Mondays Iroms 10 AM to 5 PM. Admis.sion to the historical village ends one hour prior to closing. Ihc Village caletcria, gift shop and picnic area are open daily. Admission is S5, ($4 for Nassau residents), and $2 for children, ages 5-17, Senior Citizens ages 60 and over, handicapped, and volunteer firefighters. Parking is free. For further information, call 420- 5280.
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"You cannot lift the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer."
"You cannot help the poor man by destroying the rich."
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"You cannot further the brotherhood of men by inciting class hatred."
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"You cannot build character and courage by taking away man's initiative and independence."
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Our country has made great strides in cleaning up our environment. We have shipped countless jobs to China, Japan and Mexico. These countries now generate the pollution and profits that used to be America's.
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By Kim Yoo-chul, Cho Mu-hyun The ongoing battle between Samsung Electronics and Apple over patents is heading toward a critical phase after both companies withdrew some infringement claims. Samsung is still officially saying it has no plan to sign a cross-licensing agreement with the California-based company, while Apple spokesman in Korea declined to give any updates on the situation. Samsung said it has trimmed its number of claims in a broad intellectual-property lawsuit about smartphones and tablets after an order from U.S. district court judge Lucy Koh.
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WASHINGTON -- The Department of Justice, the FBI and the National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) remind the public there is a potential for disaster fraud in the aftermath of a natural disaster. Suspected fraudulent activity pertaining to relief efforts associated with the recent series of tornadoes in the Midwest and South should be reported to the NCDF hotline at 866-720-5721. The hotline is staffed by a live operator 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the purpose of reporting suspected scams being perpetrated by criminals in the aftermath of disasters.
NCDF was originally established in 2005 by the Department of Justice to investigate, prosecute and deter fraud associated with federal disaster relief programs following Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma. Its mission has expanded to include suspected fraud related to any natural or man-made disaster. More than 20 federal agencies -- including the Justice Department's Criminal Division, U.S. Attorneys' Offices, Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General and the FBI -- participate in the NCDF, allowing the center to act as a centralized clearinghouse of information related to disaster relief fraud.
In the wake of natural disasters, many individuals feel moved to contribute to victim assistance programs and organizations across the country. The Department of Justice and the FBI remind the public to apply a critical eye and do due diligence before giving to anyone soliciting donations on behalf of hurricane victims. Solicitations can originate as emails, websites, door-to-door collections, mailings, telephone calls and similar methods.
Before making a donation of any kind, consumers should adhere to certain guidelines, including the following:
Do not respond to any unsolicited (spam) incoming emails, including by clicking links contained within those messages, because they may contain computer viruses.
Be cautious of individuals representing themselves as victims or officials asking for donations via email or social networking sites.
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Rather than following a purported link to a website, verify the existence and legitimacy of non-profit organizations by using Internet-based resources.
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Do not give your personal or financial information to anyone who solicits contributions. Providing such information may compromise your identity and make you vulnerable to identity theft.
Avoid cash donations if possible. Pay by debit or credit card, or write a check directly to the charity. Do not make checks payable to individuals.
Legitimate charities do not normally solicit donations via money transfer services.
Most legitimate charities maintain websites ending in .org rather than .com.
In addition to raising public awareness, the NCDF is the intake center for all disaster relief fraud. Therefore, if you observe that someone has submitted a fraudulent claim for disaster relief, or observe any other suspected fraudulent activities pertaining to the receipt of government funds as part of disaster relief or clean up, please contact the NCDF.
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I am planning to get into creating software for a niche industry. I see that there are some providers already in that space and has room for more. Looking at the quality of products in the market, I feel that I could build a much better product by studying the gaps in these products.
I have one problem though. I will be able to sell this software only if it has a certain minimal set of feature-sets. It will not be marketable unless it has those. I assume I have to go about building a product and hiring at least a few engineers to get the version 1 of the product.
What are a few techniques I should use in getting a foot-hold in a market where I have no proven track record? Neither have I worked on software for such niches before.
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If you're here, you're in the wrong place! Finslippy has moved, and therefore updates are not here. They're over there. Oh, won't you just go over there?
What is that face I'm making? Good lord, me, your face could freeze like that! And just did, on video, and now everyone's looking at it!
Anyhoo! This episode is about those times we, the highly fallible parents of the world, have accidentally injured our children, either by neglect, sleep deprivation, or stupidity. Go over there and confess to your own, parents of the world! You know you have some. (And yes, fathers, you get to have them as well.)
I provided one anecdote for this video, but I didn't mention the time I fell asleep with Henry on my chest and he slid off me and onto the floor (fortunately at my parents' house, where they have carpeting); or the time I tried to slow him down as he toddled down the sidewalk, and in doing so, actually caused him to fall forward and smash his tooth into his lip; or--but let's stop there. Parenting is fun!
Exciting blog-related changes are afoot, which you will all soon get to enjoy. And then I can get resume my regular schedule of writing about my feelings and hair.
And so: their conclusions. I'm only going to highlight a few of their pages here, but I've put the rest on Flickr.
Here's the cover page. This is an assortment of images that I sent to them, so they could get a better sense of what I like. That exercise alone was quite helpful. The minute I read "vintage/eclectic," something clicked. I had never thought of my style that way, but that's precisely what I am. I mean, not ME, I AM NOT VINTAGE, but my style. I guess maybe I am vintage. And I'm certainly eclectic.
Let's look at that first sentence. "You gravitate toward punches of red and turquoise on more neutral backgrounds of white and brown." That sentence alone, my friends, set me on the right path. Once again, I had no idea that that was what I liked. I thought I just liked purty things! But everything they pulled here as examples of accessories made my heart sing. (Except the pouf is kinda hideous.) (I do like the idea of a pouf, but I do not like the idea of that one.) (Also, no one with a small child and two chronically shedding dark-haired pets--beasts who consider vomiting a leisure pursuit--is going to buy a white shag rug.)
Here, they advise putting the TV in the fireplace. A moot point, as our new apartment has no fireplace, plus we bought a flat screen tv to replace our trusty ol' hand-cranked televiewoscope. But also this tip didn't sit well with Scott. I might have been game, but if there's any hint of whimsy in our decor, Scott gets enraged. He might think I'm exaggerating, but he just got a look at this picture and OH GOD HE'S BREAKING THINGS AGAIN--
Shmoopy drapes! And they didn't even know the half of it. Like how each drape was lightly fringed with cat hair, from when Izzy rubbed her body against them as part of her scheme to drive me mad. We have shades in our new place and they make me so happy. I'm easily made happy, it seems.
This is fantastic. We have, my friends, far too many framed things. In our old place, we had under-bed storage boxes filled with framed prints and photos. We really wanted to do an arrangement like this, and the tutorial they linked to was invaluable. Once we got started, we just kind of eyeballed it, and it turned out great, if we do say so ourselves.
Even though we didn't use their advice for our old place, we sure as hell used it for the new one. Next: pictures of our new living room. I will try to get these up before 2012, because I hear tell that's the apocalypse.
I never get gussied up for Halloween. The last time I made any effort to look Halloween-fancy, I was twelve, and my friend and I decided to enjoy one last trick-or-treat before we became Women and stopped such foolishness. We were both gypsies, because we were lazy. For most years I was a gypsy or a hobo, which meant that I either wore my mom's clothes or my dad's. That year I went for the former, and in addition to draping myself with my mom's finest costume jewelry, I liberally applied rouge and various goops and glitters to my face, in the Romany style. We knocked on a neighbor's door and a particularly unfriendly older woman I had never seen before opened it, glared at us, and announced, "You're just using Halloween as an excuse to put on makeup."
Oh, the shame! I ran home, scrubbed my face clean, and asked the Virgin Mary and all the saints to forgive me for parading about like a strumpet.
That last part is untrue. I did run home, horribly embarrassed at being found out (maybe everyone knows I want to look pretty! Sob!) but instead of wiping the filth off me I probably just watched Cheers and ate a bag of Reese's Mini Peanut Butter Cups while silently cursing the cranky old broad down the street.
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29/08/2012 , 11:52 AM by Sonya Feldhoff
Poh came to our attention several years ago through the first series of Masterchef.
Since then she's gone on to front her own ABC TV series looking at food, producers, travel and more.
A consistent theme through all that she does is her love of food and seasonal produce.
So when she let Sonya into her kitchen, it was no real surprise that she whipped up a favourite using fresh lemons, which are abundant at the moment.
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Illegal fireworks use ignites small blaze at Pinnacle Peak Park
June 22, 2011
Contact: Jim Ford, deputy fire chief, (480) 312-1804
Illegal fireworks use ignites small blaze at Pinnacle Peak Park
An incident Monday at Pinnacle Peak Park served as a frightening reminder that our fragile desert environment and fireworks do not mix.
A visitor set off fireworks while hiking with friends along the park trail. It started a small brush fire that was fortunately extinguished by the visitor, park stewards and other hikers.
The suspect was contacted by Police officers in the parking lot where he was identified as Joseph Viganola, a 21-year-old New Jersey resident. He told officers that he was with a group of friends hiking the trail. At about the ¾-mile marker, he decided to set off some consumer fireworks. One of the flaming projectiles ignited a fire near the trail and he dumped his water bottle on it to help control it. Other hikers who heard the fireworks go off alerted park stewards and stopped to help put out the fire as well.
Mr. Viganola said he purchased the fireworks at a tent near the Loop 101 Freeway and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard, so he thought that it was legal to set off them off in the city. Mr. Viganola was not arrested at the scene, however, charges are being filed for the fireworks-related city code violation.
State laws do not allow local communities to restrict the sale of consumer fireworks. The city of Scottsdale, however, prohibits the use of any type of consumer firework within the city limits.
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A Fort Bragg soldier died Monday in a parachute accident during a training exercise, officials said.
The soldier was a member of the 18th Airborne Corps. The soldier's identity has not been released pending notification of family.
"Our prayers are with the soldier's family as they begin to work through this terrible tragedy," Fort Bragg officials said in a news release.
This is the first Fort Bragg soldier to die in a parachute training accident in two years.
On June 25, 2011, Staff Sgt. Jamal Clay died when he fell 800 feet during a training jump at Fort Bragg's Sicily Drop Zone.
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For over 36 years, the Silicon Valley Intellectual Property Law Association (SVIPLA) has been one of the most active regional professional associations focusing on intellectual property law. SVIPLA's members concentrate their practice on intellectual property matters including patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, litigation and other related fields. Those interested in Intellectual Property Law, whether professionally or just seeking to learn, are welcome to attend meetin …
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The seat is open due to the retirement of Judge Gary G. Washburn. The primary place of office for the judicial vacancy is Broken Bow. The seat serves the Eighth Judicial District, consisting of Blaine, Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Custer, Garfield, Greeley, Holt, Howard, Keya Paha, Loup, Rock, Sherman, Valley and Wheeler counties.
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The Millennium Seed Bank has set out to collect 25 percent of the world's plant species by 2020—before it is too late
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Name: Syrian bear's breeches (Acanthus syriacus)
Status: The spiny perennial herb is found in southern Turkey, Syria, Israel and Jordan, but it is endangered in Lebanon. It took four years and multiple trips, from 1998 to 2002, for Millennium Seed Bank scientists to locate a few healthy, seed-bearing plants.
Threats: "Acanthus" comes from the Greek word "akanthos," meaning spine. Syrian bear's breeches resemble the spiky stems of pineapples, yet they grow upwards of 20 inches tall. Since the sharp plants can be harmful to curious livestock, Lebanese farmers cut them down before they reach maturity.
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Mulanje cedar is really going. I concieve a plan to conduct a research at Chambe Basin but I don't have enough resources. Anyone who may wish to offer support should contact me. I'm currently studying forestry at Malawi College of Forestry and Wildlife. The research is part of the fulfillment for the award of the diploma. please help me.
Posted by Frank Fred on May 4,2013 | 05:14 PM
we have some in the woods but we are not allowed to touch them
Posted by corbin geyer on September 7,2012 | 12:08 AM
It is endemic to the Mulanje Massif of Malawi, but yet it is a pioneer species. It can be used for reforesting high elevation forests throughout southern Africa. One of the most endangered forest types in Africa are montane forest. This could be the pioneer species, that can help in assisting in reforestation techniques.
Posted by Tim Upham on August 30,2012 | 04:53 PM