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Gazette Calendar Of Events
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Community Meetings
American Legion Post 298
30-61 87 St., East Elmhurst.
1st Mon., 8 pm
American Legion & Ladies Aux. Post 118
89-02 91st St., Woodhaven,
-2nd/3rd Mon., 8 pm
Bella Italia Mia: Dominic Sabatino
performs Puccini's Il Tabarro
($15m/$17nm) Christ the King H.S.,
3rd Fl., 68-02 Metropolitan Ave.,
Middle Village • Aug. 12, noon
Federation of Italian American
Organizations of Queens Wednesday
Concerts (7-9:30 pm) Athens Square
Park, 30 St. & 30 Ave., Astoria. Info:
718.204.2444, www.Italianfederation.
com, to Aug. 29
-Bruno Macari; Lucia Travaglino
Aug. 1
-Extasy's Marty Hroncich & Co.
Aug. 8
-Filippo, Nino Rizzuto & Rosanna
Aug. 15
Flushing Camera Club
Flushing Hospital, Auditorium, 146-01
45 Ave. (enter Burling St.),
www.flushingcameraclub.org • 1st, 3rd
& 5th Weds., 7:30 pm
Italian Charities of America: 83-20
Queens Blvd., Elmhurst,
-Saturday Night Dances 8 p.m.-12 a.m.
Aug. 4, 18
Queens Best Toastmasters Club
Public Speaking / Effective
Communica-tion. Elmhurst Hospital,
Conference Rm. A-1-15, 79-01
1st, 3rd, 5th Sat., 10 am - 12:15 pm
Rego Hills Republican Club 28th
Sizzler Restaurant, 100-27
Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills,
Every 3rd Tues., 7:30 pm
Community Boards, Edu. & Pct.
107th Precinct Community Council
71-01 Parsons Blvd., Flushing.
-National Night Out (Against Crime)
Free rides, entertainment, info, gifts,
food. Electchester Shopping Ctr.,
Parsons Blvd., betw. Jewel Ave. & 71
Ave., Fresh Meadows • Aug. 7, 5 pm
112th Precinct Community Council
Mtg. 68-40 Austin St., Forest Hills.
Every 3rd Weds., 7:30 pm
Community Bd. 2 Mtg. Sunnyside
Comm. Svcs., 43-31 39 St., Ground
Fl., Sunnyside, info
www.QueensCB.org, 718.533.8773 •
Every 1st Thurs.
Community Bd. 3 Board Mtg. I.S.
227 Louis Armstrong School, 32-02
Junction Blvd. E. Elmhurst,
718.458.2707, www.cb3qn.nyc.gov •
Every 3rd Thurs.
Community Bd. 4 Mtg.
VFW Post 150, 51-11 108 St., Corona,
718.760.3141 • Every 2nd Tues.
Community Bd. 9 Mtg. For location
call 718.286.2686 • Every 2nd Tues.
Comm. Educ. Council Dist. 25
Annual and Calendar Mtgs. 30-48
Linden Pl., Rm. 407, Flushing, confirm
718.281.3786 Aug. 1 (every 1st Weds.,
7 pm)
Community Dist. Educ. Council 26
M.S. 74, 61-15 Oceania St., Rm 121,
Bayside • Aug. 8, 7 pm
Greater Woodhaven Devel. Corp.
Mtg. St. Thomas the Apostle, 87-49
87 St., First Floor, Woodhaven.
Every 4th Tues., 7:30 pm
General Interest
Animal Shelter/Rescue (donations
always appreciated):
-Animal Rescue pet adoptions,
718.224.8629 or 631.420.0425.
-Bobbi and the Strays Pet Rescue &
Adoption Center, 71-03 80 St., Glendale,
718.326.6070, www.bobbiandthe strays.org
-Muffin's Pet Connection helps find
homes for pets. 718.833.7988 or
Battle of the Bands Free auditions.
Resorts World Casino, 110-00
Rockaway Blvd., Jamaica,
rwnewyork.com, e-mail email@example.com • To Aug.
Business Workshops by QEDC
-Aug. 6, 13, 20, 27; 6-8 pm: Recipe for
Success ($150 register by Jul. 25)
Entrepreneur Space, 36-46 37 St., LIC.
Kathrine Gregory 212.452.1866/
-Aug. 6, 6-8 pm, New Idea to New
Venture (free) 120-55 Queens Blvd.,
Rm. G110, Kew Gardens. Andrea
Ormeno, 718.263.0546.
-Aug. 22, 6:30-8:30 pm Gov. Cuomo's
Business Outreach (free), Queens
Library, 41-17 Main St., Flushing. Info
www.tax.ny.gov/help/outreach/aug_ 22
_12.htm. Mwisa Chisunka
Free Summer Tennis Program age 5-
18, all levels. Cncl. Spkr. Quinn and
Cncl. Dromm-sponsored. New York
Junior Tennis League, Newtown H.S.,
48-01 90th St., Elmhurst. Rackets and
balls provided. Wear sneakers, bring
water & snacks • Mon.-Thurs., 9 am-12
pm, Fri. 9 am-4 pm (ongoing registration, in person only)
Free Tennis Cncl. Spkr. Quinn, Cncl.
Gennaro-sponsored. Pomonok Park,
65-11 155 St., Flushing. Info
www.nyjtl.org, 347.417.8156.
To Aug. 24, Tues. & Weds., 2-5 pm.
Mets Concerts, Games Citi Field,
Flushing. Info, tix Mets.com/concerts,
718.507.TIXX. After games, which
start 7:10 pm:
-MercyMe Aug. 10.
Operation Backpack Drive, by Cncl.
Koslowitz. Drop off backpacks and
school supplies for children in homeless/ domestic violence shelters, at
118-35 Queens Blvd, 17th Floor,
Forest Hills. Other drop-offs:
To Aug. 10
Support Groups
21-64 41st St., Astoria; call
Co-Dependents Anonymous, Women
85-18 61st Rd., Rego Park,
Fridays, 10 - 11:45 am
Domestic Violence
37-63 76 St., Jackson Heights.
call 718.639.8370.
Jovenes (Youth) AA
www.jovenesqueensaa.com. 102- 08
Northern Blvd, Corona, 718.426.7467
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center
www.lexnyc.org • Hearing testing,
infants to seniors, 718.350.3171.
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental
Illness of Queens/Nassau) Zucker
Hillside Hospital, Sloman Auditorium,
266 St. & 76 Ave., Glen Oaks,
Narcotics Anonymous
OCA 85-18 61 Rd., Rego Park,
917.443.0355 • Saturdays at 10:30 am
Overeaters Anonymous
42-11 155 St., Flushing • Fridays
SMART Recovery
www.smartrecovery.org. 97-29 64 Rd.,
Rego Park, 212.631.1198 • Sundays
Strong Kids Campaign (YMCA)
238-10 Hillside Ave., Bellerose,
Women's Support Group
Kissena Jewish Center, 43-43 Bowne
St., Flushing, info & reg.
Alternating Thurs., 10 am
Ar ts & Enter tainment
Barnes & Noble
176-60 Union Tpke., Fresh Meadows,
718.380.7077 / 7000 Austin St., Forest
Weekly Storytimes (Fresh
Weds. and Sat., 11 am
Flushing Town Hall
Northern Blvd. & Linden Place,
Jazz Jams ($10/ $0m, students, performers) Aug. 1, 7-10 pm
Free Sunday Concerts 1 pm dance
lessons, 2 pm concerts: • Aug. 12,
Tango Argentina • Aug. 26, Great
Highland Bagpipes and Mor "The Pied
Pipers of NY"
Salon Sunday (free) Artists invited to
bring cd's or samples of their work, in
any medium • Aug. 5, 2 pm
Dandy Wellington ($25/$20m/
$80/$70m pkg.) Aug. 10, 8-10 pm;
Swing dance lessons 7 pm.
Korean Culture Camp: Dragon
Story Reg. 718.463.7700 x241 • Aug.
22- 24, 11 am-3 pm.
Members' Exhibition ($5/ $0m)
To Aug. 19
Theater Camp at the Garden School
in Jackson Heights info
718.335.6363, email@example.com.
Collage Art of Louis Armstrong: In
the Cause of Happiness
Sat. & Sun., 12 - 5 pm • Through 2013
LaGuardia Community College
31-10 Thomson Ave., LIC.
Louis Armstrong House (40 min.
tours $10/$7 seniors, students, children/ $0m, children under 4) 34-56
107 Ave.,
Corona, group rates: 718.478.8274.
Summer with Satchmo Concert
Series To Aug. 18:
York College Blue Notes (free) Aug. 4,
2 pm; Concert Jazzmobile (free) Block
Party feat. Arturo O'Farrill, Aug. 16, 7
pm; Hot Jazz/ Cool Garden ($15 incl.
house tour): The Lucky Dogs, Aug. 18,
2 pm
Museum of the Moving Image
35 Ave. & 36 St., Astoria,
718.784.0077, 718.777.6888.
-See It Big! (series. $6-$12 includes
museum adm.) To Sept. 9
-Fist and Sword (series)
-Korean Cinema Showcase (series)
-City Glow
-Behind the Screen
Noguchi Museum ($10/ $5 seniors,
student ID/ $0 under 12, NYC public
H.S. ID) 9-01 33 Rd., LIC,
718.204.7088, www.noguchi.org.
Timeless Treasures (works from the
40s and 50s) ($5-$10) • To Sep. 9
Summer Nights in the Garden (free)
short films, cash bar, permanent collection galleries open • 1st Fri., 5:30-
8 pm.
Music in the Garden (free w/ museum admission) 2nd Sun., 3 pm
-Andy Akiho (steel pan) Aug. 12
-TBA, Sept. 9.
Open Studio ($5) • 1st Sun.
Isamu Noguchi Catalogue Raisonne
Online: www.catalogue.noguchi.org.
Queens College
65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing,
Queens Museum of Art
Flushing Meadows Park,
Target Passport Fridays:
International Outdoor Film, Dance
& Music series
To Aug. 24, 6:30 pm dance/music, 8-10
pm film • Aug. 3: West Indies, Aug. 10:
Taiwan, Aug. 17: Dominican Rep.,
Aug. 24: Puerto Rico.
World's Fair Panorama of NYC
Queens Theatre
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
www.queenstheatre.org, 718.760.0064.
Golden Dragon Acrobats ($32+/ family discount code FAM4)
To Aug. 4
Queensborough Community College
Performing Arts Ctr., 222-05 56
Avenue Bayside. Info, tix
718.631.6311, www.visitqpac.org.
Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd., LIC,
718.956.9819, wwwsocratessculpturepark.org.
Civic Action: A Vision for Long
Island City • To Aug. 5.
Saturday Sculpture Workshops (programs/ workshops-kids.php) To Sept.
29, 12 pm-3 pm (rain/shine) • Aug. 4,
Make toy boats (and sail them at
Hallets Cove)
• Aug. 11, Celebration of Self • Aug.
18, Landscape Translation • Aug. 25
Creative Teen Days Aug. 2 & 3, 3-6
pm: Nutritious Cooking (two-part
workshop, vegetarian)
GrowNYC Greenmarket
Sat., to Nov. 17, 8 am-4 pm
Exercise Classes (yoga, capoeira,
Pilates, tai chi) Sat., Sun. to Sep. 30
Outdoor Cinema, Festival of
International Film, Music, Dance
and Food (free) (programs/ outdoorcinema. php) To Aug.
22, 7 pm; films at sunset (rain date
Aug. 29) • Senna (Brazil), Aug. 1;
Summer Wars (Japan), Aug. 8;
Certified Copy (France/Italy), Aug. 15;
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and
Spring (South Korea), Aug. 22.
-Shakespeare by Hip to Hip: Hamlet,
Aug. 5, 5-6:30 pm; Comedy of Errors,
Aug. 12, 5-6:30 pm.
-Metropolitan Opera Summer Recitals
Aug. 9, 7-8 pm
"Folly" Residency and Exhibition
for Emerging Architects and
To Oct. 21
Summer Outdoor Artmaking
Workshops Info
Weekdays, To Aug. 17, 10 am-12 pm,
1-3 pm
Kayaking, SSP Beach at Hallets
718.228.9214, www.licboathouse.org.
Sat. & Sun., to Oct. 7, 1-5 pm
York College Music
Concerts almost daily, Info: Music @
York College. 94-20 Guy R. Brewer
Blvd., Jamaica, 718-262-2000.
Bloom Time Holiday Inn Manhattan
View, 39-05 29 St.; Space Realty
Group Gallery, 29-09 39 Ave., LIC • To
Aug. 30
Blue Star Museums Free admission
for active-duty military service members and their families. Info nyc.gov,
or 311.
To Sept. 3
Calpulli Music, Mexican accordion
class ($10 adults/ donation age 10-18)
Astoria School of Fine Arts, 38-01 23
Ave., 2nd Fl., Astoria, 718.507.2617.
Emily Stedman: Relationships
Undressed M55 Art, 44-02 23 St.,
LIC, 718.729.2988, m55art.org.
Aug. 15-Sept. 1 (opening reception
Aug. 15, 5-8 pm, invitation only)
Laughing Devil Comedy Club 47-38
Vernon Blvd., LIC, 347.91.DEVIL,
www.LaughingDevil.com • The Big
Thing ($10), Weds., 8 pm; After
School Special ($15) Thurs., 8 pm;
Devil Science Theater 3K ($5)
www.DST3K.com, Thurs., 10:30 pm;
Laughing Devil Presents ($20), Fri.,
Sat., 8 pm & 10:30 pm; She-Devils
($20), Sun., 8 pm.
Laughing Devil Development Stage
Open mic, writing workshops, sketches, improv. Bread Box Cafe, 47-11 11
St. LIC
Thurs. 6 & 8 pm
LIC Artists, Summer Art Exhibition
Sterling National Bank, 30-30 47 Ave.,
LIC • To Aug. 18
Queens Symphony Orchestra St.
John's Univ., Great Lawn, 8000 Utopia
Pkwy., Jamaica. Info 718.990.6161.
Aug. 12, 8 pm
Secret Theatre Musicals, 44-02 23 St.,
LIC, tix www.secrettheatre.com.
-Shakespeare: Twelfth Night ($18 incl.
1 drink) Res. 718.392.0722,
www.thequeensplayers.com • Aug. 2-
Free or suggested donation museums: Flushing Town Hall (gallery)
Jamaica Center for Arts and
Learning: (Gallery free at all times)
King Manor Museum
MoMA PS1
Museum of the Moving Image:
(free Fridays 4-8 pm)
Noguchi Museum:
(First Fridays, pay what you wish)
Queens County Farm Museum
Queens Museum of Art
Sculpture Center
Dinners, Dances, Fundraisers
Astor Room's Oyster and Beer
Happy Hour ($15 unlim'd oysters w/
Stella Artois beer) Kaufman Astoria
Studios, 34-12 36 St., Astoria,
Every Weds., 5-7 pm
Central Queens YM & YWHA 67-09
108 Street, Forest Hills, 718-268-5011,
Mount Sinai Queens
Health events at various locations,
registration required, 718.267.4333,
(reg. and more events
Aug. 3, 10 am, Focus on Your Health,
Astoria; Aug. 7, 5-8 pm, National
Night Out Against Crime, Astoria,
Aug. 10, 10:30 am, Reach Your Health
Goal, Astoria; Aug. 16, 11 am, An
Ounce of Prevention, Jackson Heights;
Aug. 22, 4:30-7 pm, Breast Health
Screening and Educ., Astoria; Free
Blood Pressure Screenings: Weds.
mornings, Astoria and Jackson Hts.,
Aug. 1, 8, 15, Sept. 5, 12, 19.
Samuel Field Y
Programs: Adult Ctr., Afterschool,
learning disabled, singles, parents,
space for parties. 58-20 Little Neck
Pkwy., Little Neck, 718.225.6750
Pool Parties for Pre-School Children
with Disabilities and their Families
($5 per family)
RSVP Gerrie Mayerhoff 718.225.6750
or e-mail email@example.com. Bay
Terrace Ctr. Pool of SFY, 212-00 23
Ave., Bayside. Aug. 7, 6-7:30 pm
Wednesday Night Singles ($7m/
$10nm refreshments incl.)
Reservations, info Ilene Yair 718.225.
6750 x236. 2nd, 4th Weds., 7 - 9 pm
Aug. 8: How to improve your memory
in 7 days or less.
Partner Abuse Counseling Program
Support, referrals to shelter and legal
svcs. Ongoing
Be The Match Bone marrow testing (simple cheek swab) for Jake and others.
Donations, volunteers needed. Hillcrest
Jewish Ctr., 183-02 Union Tpke., Flushing.
Visit www.icla.org/give;
join.marrow.org/whywouldntyou; www.
Aug. 23, 11 am-2:30 pm
No-cost Breast Cancer Screenings
Call 877-628-9090 for appt. Info
-Aug. 2, 10 am-5 pm, Springfield
Gdns. Comm. Church, 177-06 129
Ave., Springfield Gardens.
-Aug. 3, 10 am-5 pm, Jos. Addabbo
Family Health Ctr., 6200 Beach
Channel Dr., Arverne.
-Aug. 4, 10 am-5 pm, Mt. Olivet
Gospel Church/ Corona Gospel
Crusade (outside Corona Health Ctr.)
34-33 Junction Blvd., Jackson Hts.
-Aug. 5, 10 am-4 pm, Shelter Rock
SDA Church, 157-18 Meyer Ave,
-Aug. 10, 10 am-5 pm, Cncl. Sanders,
15-26 Central Ave., Far Rockaway.
Bayside Historical Society
Fort Totten Park. For info visit
www.baysidehistorical.org, or call
Ongoing exhibits ($3 donation)
Native Bayside; The Castle; If The
Hat Fits; Virtual Exhibit: Take a
Cruise Through the History of
Bayside 1639-2000.
Central Queens Historical
A source for Queens photos not available
elsewhere; go to www.CQHA.net
or call 917.376.4496.
Flushing Town Hall
Northern Blvd. & Linden Place,
Greater Astoria Historical Soc.
35-20 Broadway, 4th Fl., Astoria,
718.278.0700, www.astorialic.org.
Greater Ridgewood Historical
143-135 37 Ave., Flushing,
Open to the public Sat.
King Manor Museum
King Park, Jamaica Ave. at 153 St.,
Jamaica, 718.206.0545,
www.kingmanor.org. Tours &
school/group programs, Thurs. - Sun.
Hands-On History: A Barn Full of
Animals (free) Bring your fave stuffed
animal • Aug. 11, 12-3 pm.
Craftsmen Days Free demonstrations
crafts 1800s • Aug. 17 & 18, 12-4 pm
Maple Grove Cemetery
83-15 Kew Gardens Road; The Center
at Maple Grove, 127-15 Kew Gardens
Rd., Kew Gardens, 718.523.1876,
Queens Historical Society
Kingsland Homestead, 143-35 37 Ave.,
Flushing. 718.939.0647 x17.
Third Tuesday Movie Matinees
($3/$2 students and seniors/$0m)
Exhibit: Growing Up Queens: A
Study of Childhood in Our Unique
Library Highlights
Queens Library
Call 718.990.0700, or visit
www.queenslibrary.org for program
Central Library:
89-11 Merrick Blvd., Jamaica.
-Children's Library Discovery
Adjacent to Central Library • ongoing
-Summer Reading Program
Children's Lib. Discovery Ctr.
(Register www.summerreading.org.)
Free Online Training through
Metrix-Learning Solution (adults,
teens) Free training and certification
exams in software. Required registration sessions:
-Aug. 25, Long Island City Br., RSVP
-Aug. 27, Arverne, no RSVP req'd
Woodhaven Book Discussion Group
Woodhaven Br., 85-41 Forest Pkwy.,
718.849.1010 • 3rd Weds., 2 pm
Parks & Recreation
Alley Pond Environmental Center
Pre-register for ALL events.
228-06 Northern Blvd., Douglaston,
718.229.4000, www.alleypond.com.
Children's Nature Programs (ages 18
mos. thru high school) weekdays,
weekend, after school, birthday parties, internships. Ongoing.
Family & Adult Programs
Hiking Club, Astronomy, Knitting
APEC Explorers ($114) entering 2&3
grades. • Aug. 1, 6, 8, 13, 15; 10 am-12
Young Discoverers: Estuary Exploration ($18m/ $24nm) ages 8-12,
Aug. 4, 10:30 am-12:30 pm
APEC Adventure Hour - Sand Fun
($10m/ $16 nm) ages 18-36 mos.,
Aug. 12, 1:30-2:45 pm
An Evening With the Stars ($10m/
$12nm/ $7 ages 7-12) ages 7+.
Aug. 18, 8-10 pm
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
Grand Central Pkwy., Whitestone
Exwy. bet. 111 St. and College Point
Blvd., Park Drive E / #7 train to Mets-
Willets Pt. Station.
Shakespeare in the Park, Hip to Hip
Co. Aug. 8, 7:30 pm at the Unisphere
(bring blanket, low chair, picnic)
Forest Park Union Tpke. & Park Lane
Concerts at George Seuffert
k/events/page/2 • To Aug. 9
Swing Sabroso Aug. 2, 7:30 pm
Evening Ride on Forest Park
Carousel to End Alzheimer's ($10
unlim'd rides, incl. face paint/ $3
indiv. rides )
Aug. 17, 6:30-8:30 pm (rain/shine)
Fort Totten
Fort Totten Visitor Center, Bldg. 502,
North of 212 St. and Cross Island
Queens Botanical Garden
43-50 Main St., Flushing,
The Artist Within: the Urge to
Create Collection of the Jamaica
Estates Assn.
To Sept. 30
Queens County Farm Museum
73-50 Little Neck Pkwy., Floral Park,
718.347.3276, www.queensfarm.org.
Hunt for Wild Black Cherries w/
"Wildman" Steve Brill (sugg. don.
$20/ $10 under 12)
www.wildmanstevebrill.com • Aug. 4,
11:45 am (Reserve 914.835.2153, at
least 24 hrs in advance)
Queens Zoo
Interactive Discovery Center
53-51 111 St., Flushing Meadows-
Corona Park; 718.271.1500 or go to
Voelker Orth Museum
149-19 38 Ave., Flushing,
718.359.6227, www.vomuseum.org.
Shakespeare in the Garden (free, all
ages) Hip to Hip Theatre Co.
Aug. 16, 7:30 pm Comedy of Errors
(90 mins.)
Astoria Park Lawn Shore Blvd.,
between Astoria Pool and Hell Gate
Bridge, Astoria:
-Waterfront Concert Series by
CALDC Thurs., 7:30 pm:
Aug. 2, Roadhouse Band
Aug. 9, Bon Journey (Bon Jovi,
Journey tribute)
Live at the Gantries Gantry Plaza
State Park, www.LiveAtTheGantries.
To Aug. 14 (Tues., 7 pm) • Aug. 3,
York College Big Band (jazz); Aug. 14,
Christel Rice (Irish flute).
Movies in the Park Sunnyside
Shines. Bring chair/ blanket, snacks.
Noonan Park, Greenpoint Ave. & 43
St., Sunnyside Footloose, Aug. 3, 8
Movies Under the Stars By Cncl.
Gennaro, Cunningham Park, 196 St. &
Union Tpke., Bayside, 8 pm • Three
Musketeers, Aug. 2; The Help, Aug. 9;
Captain America, Aug. 16; Happy Feet
2, Aug. 23, Close Encounters...Third
Kind, Aug. 27 (bring chair/blanket).
PAL Summer Play Streets sports, arts
and crafts, games, music, dance. At
Louis Armstrong Playground, Marconi
Playground, Playground 75, Rochedale
North Playground, Simeone Park,
Travers Park, West Bourne
To Aug. 24, Mon.-Fri., 9 am-5 pm
Shakespeare in the Park in Queens:
Comedy of Errors and Hamlet Hip to
Hip Theatre Co., See schedule:
www.hiptohip.org • To Aug. 18
Summer Sundays at the Park
(Travers Park Play Street, free, 5
pm) 78 St., betw. 34 Ave. & Northern
Blvd., Jackson Hts., Sun., 5 pm • Aug.
5: Calpulli (Mexican dance co.); Aug.
12: Boodoosingh Tassa Drummers
(South Asian); Aug. 19, 2 pm: Swedish
Cottage Marionettes presents Bessie's
Big Shot; 5 pm: AC Haley (classical,
rock, Broadway), Bethany Wild (sings
American standards), Jia-Yi He (harmonica virtuoso); Aug. 26, 2 pm:
Theatre for the New City presents 99%
Reduced Fat or You Can Bank On Us;
5 pm: Dan Sheehan Conspiracy (original rock).
Western Queens Compost Initiative
Drop off: Greenmarket, 34 Ave. & 77
St., Jackson Hts. • Sun. 9 am-12 pm
School Events, Reunions
Christ the King H.S. Alumni &
Friends Golf Classic Cherry Valley
Club, 28 Rockaway Ave. at 3rd St.,
Garden City. Prize donations and sponsorships welcome. Info/reservations
718.366.7400 x272, e-mail email@example.com.
Oct. 1, 8:45 am (deadline for reservations, w/payment only, Sept. 24; deadline for sponsorships Sept. 19)
St. John's Prep Alumni Reunion:
Classes of '82, '87, '92, '97, '02 • St.
John's Prep, Astoria, 718.721.7200
x686, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Summer Camps at Wildlife
Conservation Society's Queens Zoo
Ages 2-17, register now,
www.queenszoo.com, 718.271.7361.
Senior Centers, Activities AARP
Chapter 2889, Elks Lodge, 82-20
Queens Blvd., Rego Park,
718.672.9890. Meetings 1st & 3rd
Weds., 12 pm
Astoria Restoration Assoc.
Help with Home Energy (HEAP)
Grants 31-28 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria,
718.726.0034. • Ongoing
Atria Kew Gardens & Lighthouse
International 117-01 84 Ave., Kew
Gardens, 718.441.0300.
Bayside S.C. 221-15 Horace Harding
Expwy., Bayside.
Benjamin Rosenthal Prince Street
Senior Center Selfhelp Community
Services, 45-25 Kissena Blvd.,
Flushing, 718.886.5777.
Central Queens YM/YWHA S.C. 67-
09 108 St., Forest Hills, 718.268.5011.
CCNS/Peter J. DellaMonica S.C. 23-
56 Broadway, Astoria, 718.626.1500.
Flushing House 38-20 Bowne St.,
347-532-3025 or 718.762.3198.
Flushing-Fresh Meadows Jewish
Center 193-10 Peck Ave., Fresh
Meadows, 718.357.5100.
Forest Hills Senior Center 108-25
62nd Dr., 718.699.1010.
Glenridge S.C. & Advisory Center
59-03 Summerfield St., Ridgewood
Classic Movie Thursdays
Howard Beach Senior Ctr.
156-45 84 St. (entrance 85 St.),
Howard Beach, 718.738.8100.
Joint Public Affairs Committee for
Older Adults
Kew Gardens Community Center
80-02 Kew Gardens Rd., Suite 202,
Kew Gardens, 718.268.5960.
Computers avail. daily, 10 am- 4 pm
with help.
Creative Writing, Mon. 10:30 am
Stretch, chair exercise, dance, Mon.
& Fri. 1:15 pm
Comedy Workshop (writing, improv.
etc., call for schedule)
Drawing/Painting, Fri. 1 pm
Peter Cardella Senior Citizen Ctr.
68-52 Fresh Pond Rd., Ridgewood,
Pomonok Senior Center 67-09
Kissena Blvd., Flushing,
Bingo • Mon. & Fri 10 am
Yoga • Thurs. 10 am
Knitting • Fri. 1 pm
Queens Interagency Council On
(QICA) Queens Borough Hall, 120-55
Queens Blvd., Room 319, Kew
Gardens, 718.268.5954.
Rego Park Senior Center
93-29 Queens Blvd., Rego Park,
718.896.8511. Free membership, classes, workshops, case assistance. Hot
lunches served.
Ridgewood Older Adult Center &
Services 59-14 70 Ave., Ridgewood,
Selfhelp Austin Street Senior Center,
106-06 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills,
Self-Help Benjamin Rosenthal S.C.
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Residents of Libya's Bani Walid given two days to flee [Al Jazeera, Qatar]
Presenter, Male #1
Families living in Bani Walid continued to flee the city today amid battles between Gaddafi's battalions and revolutionaries who are using new weapons in an attempt to overcome the violent resistance they are encountering in their attempt to enter the city. Meanwhile, supply and aid convoys are moving alongside the battlefront. These convoys provide all the supplies needed by the revolutionaries, including food and water. They also provide the fighters with the necessary ammunition and fuel. At the same time, the movement of field hospitals is being organized alongside the revolution, taking into consideration the terrain of the site and conditions of the battle. Our correspondent Khalil Ibn el-Din reports from the outskirts of Harawa, east of Sirte.
Reporter, Male #2
Mirud al-Bidri's duties are not limited to driving a truck full of supplies. His volunteer work with the revolutionaries regenerated his youth. He volunteers to give a helping hand in transporting, unloading, and distributing food supplies. He also regulates the line of cars coming from various fronts to receive supplies.
Guest, Male #3
As for the supplies, they are right there so we walk this way, enter Benghazi, load up, then return. This is for the revolutionaries; we get them water and supplies. Thank God, everyone's morale is high.
Reporter, Male #2
The revolutionaries' routes are far apart and their battlefronts are numerous, but sufficient supplies have been available everywhere. The convoys' movement is organized in such a way that guarantees enough food for the revolutionaries and fuel for the vehicles.
Guest, Male #4
As we advance, as the forces advance, the supplies are right behind us. You can say it is fully administered, whether it's fuel, ammunition, or food. As we advance, the supplies are with us. For example, there's a kitchen to use in every town we enter.
Reporter, Male #2
The field hospitals that follow the revolutionaries in their moves and advances have recently improved their capabilities with helicopters to transport the wounded to the hospitals.
Guest, Male #4
The air force in Benghazi and in the east consists of two airplanes. One is for relief and the other was converted into a relief plane. Thank God, they have been efficiently used and several injured are being transported right now from the hospital in Ras Lanuf to Benghazi.
Reporter, Male #2
And with that, the medical staff stays on the frontlines, or in the back, to guarantee medical care that depends on the circumstances and conditions.
Three killed on Syria's 'Tuesday of Anger' against Russia [BBC Arabic, UK]
Presenter, Female #1
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said three people were killed today by the gunfire of Syrian security forces. It further explained that two died in Hama's countryside when forces opened fire on a funeral. The third was killed in Deir az-Zour during a raid. The Observatory mentioned that two more people died in Homs from wounds sustained several days ago. It said that security forces carried out an arrest campaign in Rif Dimashq, Homs, and the countryside of Deir az-Zour, and that the number of detainees reached 100.
Reporter, Male #1
A person killed; then a funeral; then protests. This is the cycle that dominates the situation on the ground in Syria. This is the funeral for Subhi Salam, killed two days ago in Damascus. The funeral for Salam, who was not even 14 years old, turned into a protest. Security forces opened fire on the protestors and killed another person, 12-year-old Ezzat Lababidi. Lababidi's funeral turned into a larger and broader protest, with the participation of even more residents, enraged by the deaths of two children in less than 48 hours. In Homs in the north, funeral prayers are performed in a mosque for another person who was killed while worshipers called for the downfall of the regime. Other protests occurred in Daraa, Hama, Homs, and Deir az-Zour on what is called "Tuesday of Anger" against Russia, the country that still supports the Syrian regime and hinders any move against it at the UN Security Council. Protestors spoke to Russia in Russian, saying if their written message does not reach Russia, then burning the Russian flag in Syria is a stronger and clearer message. Mustafa al-Minshawi, BBC.
UN calls on Yemen to halt its attacks on peaceful demonstrators [Al-Alam, Iran]
Presenter, Female #1
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri renewed his call on the opponents of the political regime in Syria. In a recording released on al-Qaeda websites, Zawahiri urged Syrian dissidents to continue protesting and using all methods against the regime and government institutions. Zawahiri accused the Syrian regime of repressive acts and called for its downfall. The United Nations demanded the Yemeni government put an end to the attacks and halt the use of live ammunition against civilians. In a statement, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called on Ali Abdullah Saleh's regime to immediately release all detainees arrested for peacefully protesting. She said the death toll in Yemeni protests over the past six months has reached hundreds, in addition to thousands of wounded. Meanwhile, Yemeni protestors in Sanaa flocked to Change Square to take part in a rally called for by the Organizing Committee of the Youth Revolution, demanding an immediate transfer of power from Ali Abdullah Saleh as well as his prosecution. In its statement, the Organizing Committee for the Youth Revolution called for million-person marches across all Yemeni provinces one day after Saleh authorized his deputy to sign the initiative brokered by the Gulf Cooperation Council. In the same statement, the committee announced the Youth of the Revolution's final rejection of Saleh's tactic of procrastination. It stressed the importance of resolving the situation and trying all symbols of the regime.
Turkey's Erdogan champions Arab causes as the Arab League offers hollow rhetoric [New TV, Lebanon]
Presenter, Female # 1
Arabs displayed their incompetence and weakness before starting a meeting with the objective of offering advice. These positions' pioneers include the Arab League's Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi, who acknowledged the shortfalls of the Arab League and admitted that it is unable to currently deal with Arab crises. So Recep Tayyip Erdogan was left with the operational role, from the Ottoman door, not the Arab door, as he promised to issue the final warning to President Bashar al-Assad. He sent his warning in the Egyptian al-Shorouk newspaper, providing for the first time his fear of a civil war between the Alawites and the Sunnis. Arab foreign ministers supported the Palestinians' right to their state and settled for the UN to recognize its membership. However, this support came without any substance, neither does it help the Palestinians nor does it establish their state since the Arabs did not even threaten to exert any pressure or resort to an Arab veto to confront the American veto. The only threat that has reached Washington came from a man who lost his political post in Saudi Arabia. For the second time, Prince Turki al-Faisal reiterated in the New York Times that the special relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia will decline if the US obstructs the demand to recognize Palestine. However, instead of relying on a person with no official position, why doesn't Saudi Arabia announce its position in its Council of Ministers?
Reporter, Female # 2
The support for recognition of the Palestinian state and full UN membership, in addition to the Syrian crisis, constituted the main issues at the meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Cairo. The meeting was headed by Qatar's foreign minister, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber al- Thani, with the notable attendance of Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan versus the notable absence of Syria's minister of foreign affairs, Walid al-Muallem. As for Arab League Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi, he stressed on the need for the League to keep up with the changes in the Arab world. Sheikh Hamad emphasized the importance of establishing a Palestinian state and praised Turkey's positions on the issue. He also spoke about the situation in Syria and confirmed the Arab League and the Arab ministers' call on Damascus to stop using weapons and resort to dialogue.
Guest, Male # 1 (Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al- Thani, Qatari Foreign Minister)
We confirm that comprehensive, just and lasting peace will not be achieved until Israel fully withdraws from the occupied Arab territories based on the borders of June 4th, 1967 and the establishment of the independent Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as its capital. We call on the international community to interfere to stop the attacks against the Palestinian people and lift the unjust siege imposed by Israel on the Gaza Strip and take a strong position to force Israel to adhere to the resolutions of international legitimacy. We express our deep regret for the continued events in the sisterly Syrian Arab Republic and we confirm our concern over Syria's safety, stability and unity. We believe the solution will be presented through an end to the use of weapons, an end to the bloodshed, and once we resort to wisdom and dialogue. The issue also requires the full implementation of the Arab initiative adopted by the Arab League during its exceptional session on August 28, 2011.
Reporter, Female # 2
The call was similar to that of Erdogan, who tried in his speech to evoke the emotions of the Arab people, confirming that Egypt's martyrs are similar to Turkey's martyrs who died on the Gaza-bound ship. The Turkish man stressed the necessity to unify Arabs and Ankara to confront Israel and the international community that is trying to place Israel above the law. He also hinted at Syria multiple times in his speech.
Guest, Male # 2 (Recep Tayyip Erdogan Turkish Prime Minister)
The legitimate demands of our people should not be repressed with blood and use of force. Those postponing justice will understand, if not today then tomorrow, that they are committing a grave mistake. Freedom, democracy and human rights must be our united slogan. As for Palestine, the time has come to raise the Palestinian flag at the United Nations.
Reporter, Female # 2
The foreign ministers expressed their deep concern over the deteriorating situation in Yemen and called on all sides to show self-restraint and avoid additional violence in Yemen. They also expressed their deep concern over what they described as the continued provocative comments by Iranian officials and media targeting a number of countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council. They considered the statements to be a breach of the rules of good neighborliness and the principles of the charters of the United Nations and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Netanyahu on Turkey crisis: common sense will prevail [IBA, Israel]
The diplomatic crisis with Turkey will eventually be resolved through common sense and cold calculation. This is what Prime Minsiter Benjamin Netanyahu told reporters when touring Israel's southern border. In an attempt to diffuse the situation with Ankara, the prime minister said that Israel should not cling to all kinds of comments, clearly referring to provocative statements made by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Netanyahu was on Israel's border with Egypt to observe the progress in the construction of the security fence. He promised that the barrier would be completed by next September, three months ahead of schedule.
Turkey's Erdogan looks to forge stronger ties with Arab nations [IBA, Israel]
Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan has kicked off his four day tour of the region, beginning in Egypt where he will hold meetings with the republic's military government and religious leaders. The visit of the Turkish strongman comes as he continues to threaten Israel. Turkish Prime Minsister Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Cairo amid thousands of supporters in a greeting partially arranged by the Muslim Brotherhood. Between two and three thousand Egyptians cried out ?God is great? and in apparent reference to Israel, sang out praise to Erdogan for being a real Muslim and not a coward as they vowed to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza. Erdogan is in Egypt to sign a series of bilateral treaties, including military pacts and the cancellation of travel visas between the two Muslim nations.
Jordanians call for 'million-man march' to shut down Israeli embassy [Press TV, Iran]
Well just a few days after the storming of the Israeli embassy in Egypt, a similar protest is being planned, this time in Jordan. Activists have called for a million-man rally outside Israel's mission in Amman on Thursday. Organizers say the crowd will attempt to break into the embassy and take down the Israeli flag. The planned demonstration has prompted Tel Aviv to demand Amman boost security around the mission's compound. Israel has announced a state of alert at its embassies around the world following the storming of its embassy in Cairo on Friday.
Taliban attack NATO HQ in Afghanistan [Press TV, Iran]
Militants have attacked the US embassy and NATO headquarters in the heart of the Afghan capital Kabul. Police say gunmen are firing rockets and assault rifles from a multi-story building that is under construction near diplomatic missions. Loud explosions have also been heard throughout the city. The Taliban have claimed responsibility, saying local intelligence facilities are also among the targets. Press TV's Kabul office has also been hit. Reports say six people have died and over a dozen other injured.
Five killed in Pakistan school bus attack [Press TV, Iran]
Gunmen have attacked a school bus in northwestern Pakistan, killing five people and injuring over a dozen others. Three children, a teacher, and the driver were killed in the attack on the outskirt of the main city of Peshawar. The motive for the attack is unclear. The students studied at an English-language school that militants considered to be Western-imported. Elsewhere in the same region, police have found the bodies of two young men with a note by their side. The note says they were killed by pro-Taliban militants spying on one of their commanders.
Mubarak's intelligence chief testifies in court [Nile TV, Egypt]
Presenter, Male #1
The Cairo Criminal Court has heard the testimony of former Egyptian vice-president and intelligence chief, General Omar Suleiman, in the case of ordering the killing of protestors. Former President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, Habib al-Adli, and others are facing the same charges. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Mansour Al Essawy will appear on Wednesday, and his predecessor Mahmud Wagdy will testify on Thursday in the same case. The court issued a ban on the publication of witness testimony.
Reporter, Male #2
Behind these walls and behind closed doors, the Cairo Criminal Court has heard the testimony of former Egyptian vice-president and intelligence chief, General Omar Suleiman. Suleiman is one of the key witnesses in the case of ordering the killing of peaceful protestors. Former President Mubarak, his two sons, Habib al-Adli, and six of his aides are facing the same charges. During the private session, a disagreement over the testimony of the key witness, General Omar Suleiman, ensued among civil rights claimants, prompting the judge to adjourn the court. The court reconvened after the civil rights claimants met with the court's assembly. This is what this attorney had to say.
Guest, Male #5
The people are accusing us of delaying the court proceedings. We may have been a burden on the court but this case is important. Today, I would like to thank the court. One of the civil rights claimants requested the judge be more courteous when addressing the case. The judge complied and changed his tactic.
Guest, Male #6
He said nice things about our case and the case of the Egyptian people, God willing.
Reporter, Male #2
After listening to Suleiman's testimony, the court will reconvene tomorrow to hear the testimony of the interior minister, General Mansour Al Essawy. Behind the closed doors of the trial of Mubarak and al-Adli, General Omar Suleiman testified before the court's assembly and answered questions from the general prosecutor's office, civil rights claimants, and defense attorneys. From outside the Police Academy in the Fifth District, Mohamed Atef, Nile TV.
Presenter, Female #1
In the trials of the former elements of the Egyptian regime, the Cairo Criminal Court has decided to ban all media and televised broadcasts and recordings of witness testimonies in the case of exporting natural gas to Israel. Among the defendants in this case are former Egyptian Oil Minister Sameh Fahmi, fugitive businessman Hussein Salem, and five other oil officials The court convened today to hear more witness testimony, following yesterday's session, during which a key witness testified that Fahmi approved a memorandum to export gas to Israel at a reduced price. The state prosecutor issued a list of charges against the defendants, including the misuse and misappropriation of general funds, through the sale of Egyptian gas to Israel below global market prices.
Presenter, Male #1
In another development, the Cairo Criminal Court resumed the trials of suspects in the case of attacking protestors in Tahrir Square, otherwise known as the Battle of Camel trial. The court heard the testimonies of the prosecutor's witnesses in the case in which 25 defendants stand trial, most notably former heads of the Shura and the People's Council, Safwat al-Sharif and Fathi Sirur. Yesterday's session included the release of 16 videotapes showing clips of the incidents that took place on February 2 and 3. The court banned media broadcasts of the court proceeding.
Iraqi Turkmen demand government protection [Al-Forat TV, Iraq]
Presenter, Female #1
The Baghdad mayor's office announced that one of its cleaning employees has been martyred and two others injured in a terrorist bomb attack in eastern Baghdad. The office said in a press statement that a bomb exploded in the Ghadir district, targeting people who were carrying out their daily work to serve the citizens of Baghdad.
Presenter, Male #1
In light of the ongoing targeting of Iraqi elites and intellectuals, the Turkmen community in Kirkuk Province has called for the formation of a special force to protect them. Meanwhile, the federal government's head of security affairs held a meeting with the provincial council's security committee to explore ways to restore stability in the province. Amjad Hilaihel reports.
Reporter, Male #2
Despite the recent positive measures taken in the public service sector, the city of Kirkuk is still suffering from the series of crises that struck the province. The political situation remains volatile due to instability and complexity of the region. In light of the recent attacks on Turkmen intellectuals, the residents of Kirkuk have called for the formation of a special Turkmen force to protect the province. Meanwhile, the federal government's director-general of security affairs arrived in Kirkuk and met with the province's security committee.
Guest, Female #2
We came here today to rally for our rights. We held a meeting to press for our Turkmen's rights. They are not granting us any legitimate rights.
Guest, Male #3 (Ahmad Ruzi, Member of Turkmen League)
We met with the fact-finding committee that was formed by the Iraqi parliament. We submitted a report including all the incidents that have taken place in Kirkuk, including the assassinations and crimes committed against the people of Kirkuk, especially the Turkmen.
Reporter, Male #2
A joint press conference was held by the head of the provincial council and the security chief at the Kirkuk provincial building. Both sides announced they reached an agreement for the implementation of measures to improve security and stability for all residents of Kirkuk, especially the Turkmen.
Guest, Male #4 (Nijm al-Din Karim, Kirkuk Provincial Council Chief)
We have several demands. The number of police officers in Kirkuk is 1,500, which is not enough. We urged the Iraqi government to achieve our demands, and they promised to do so. This is why the federal government has sent this delegation.
Reporter, Male #2
While some are hoping this latest visit will help outline the security measures aimed at protecting all residents of Kirkuk, especially the Turkmen who are still calling for their legitimate rights, many questions remain unanswered. From the Kirkuk provincial building, Amjad Hilaihel, al-Forat.


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FRIDAY, January 23, 1863.Mr. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Elections, returned the joint resolution [S. 2] amending the Constitution so as to give the Legislature power to define the residence of voters, recommending its passage.
Mr. MARCH moved that the order of business be suspended, and the joint reaction, be put upon its passage.
Mr. LANDERS advocated the passage of the joint resolution. Our elections had become a perfect farce. At every meeting of the Legislature, bills were introduced to prevent fraudulent voting, but they were defeated because they would conflict with the Constitution. This joint resolution had passed the last Legislature unanimously, and he hoped it would pass unanimously now.
The rules were suspended, the joint resolution read the third time and passed by yeas 35, nays 2, excused 1.
Mr. REED from the Committee on Corporations reported back the bill [S. 12] requiring railroad companies to keep a sufficient supply of rolling stock to do the business of the country, recommending its passage.
Mr. BROWNE, of Randolph, moved to suspend the order of business and take the bill up.
Mr. SHIELDS was opposed to the bill being taken up, believing that such a law was unnecessary. Railroad companies had now on hand sufficient rolling stock to do the ordinary business of the country. The condition of the country was such that extraordinary demands had been made upon railroads, and some allowance should be made for this state of affairs.
Mr. MURRAY was opposed to the principles of the bill. In the embarrassed condition of some railroads it would be a hardship to compel them to keep a larger supply of cars than in their own judgment the business of the country required. It was their interest to keep a sufficient amount of rolling stock on hand, and the laws of trade would govern, if left alone, and all legislation of this character was out of place.
Mr. BROWNE, of Randolph, said that one would suppose that it was the interest of railroads to keep a supply of rolling stock sufficient to do all the business along the lines of their roads. Such was not, however, the case. Indianapolis shippers had always been able to get transportation for their through freight, because of the competition existing at that point between different roads, But at local stations it was not so, the roads knew that they had the freight anyhow, and no competition could take it from them, and hence they could take their own time to send it forward. Shippers of live stock from local stations were frequently put to much inconvenience and loss by delays to furnish transportation, and while the bill did not increase the obligations of railroads to provide rolling stock, it provided that in cases where unreasonable delay in shipping caused loss, the party injured could recover damages.
Mr. SHIELDS said he could not agree to the bill unless it was so amended as to compel the people to furnish a sufficient amount of freight to keep the rolling stock constantly employed. He thought the rule should work both ways.
Mr. CLAYPOOL said all corporations were controlled by self interest, and with them the interests of the people were secondary. He thought it the duty of the Legislature to pass some law fixing the rate per mile at which freight should be carried on all railroads, and would prefer that the bill be recommitted so as to incorporate that principle. Such was the rule of railroads now that a car-load of hogs was taken from Indianapolis to Cincinnati at $20, while one from a point on the railroad twenty miles nearer to Cincinnati was page: 79[View Page 79] charged $30. This was the result of competition between roads at the capital, and because the local freight was secured to the road any how. It was manifestly unjust, and we should legislate so as to convince railroads that the people have some interests.
Mr. PLEAK agreed with the gentleman from Fayette. He hoped the bill would be recommitted with instructions so as to require a uniform rate of prices on fare and freight. He did not ask a reduction in prices, but that the rates be uniform. The interest of the country demanded some reform in this regard.
Mr. BROWNE, of Randolph, withdrew his motion, and the report was concurred in. So the bill takes its place on the tiles.
Mr. PLEAK offered the following which was rejected:
Resolved, That the Committee on Education be instructed to inquire into the expediency of introducing a bill to authorise teachers of public schools to use the rod of correction in their respective schools where it is necessary for the more complete government of the same, under the same restriction of law, that parents govern their children.
On motion by Mr. WOLFE, it was--
Resolved, That the Judiciary Committee be instructed to inquire into the expediency of passing a law declaring Libel, Slander and Bastardy, misdemeanor, and providing punishment therefor, and report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. MURRAY offered the following;
WHEREAS, His Excellency Governor Morton, in his annual message informs the Legislature that the tax levied and collected from that class of the citizens of this State who were conscientiously opposed to bearing arms, was levied and collected without law under the Constitution of this State, and without authority from the General Government.
AND WHEREAS, said tax was paid by members of some Christian denominations and refused to be paid by those of others and hence unequal in its operation; Therefore,
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance be and they are hereby instructed to report a bill to this Senate providing for the return of said tax to those from whom it was taken.
Mr. LADDERS opposed the passage of the resolution. These conscientious scruple men were always willing to vote war on the country, and when war came they folded their arms and let others fight it out. If they would not take their chances of the dangers of the field let them pay for it.
Mr. RAY would oppose such a bill. He would favor a bill to compel all men conscientiously opposed to bearing arms to pay an equivalent, as the Constitution of the State provided. The provision was in the Constitution, and it only required a law to fix the amount. When the amount was fixed, then persons could not plead that they would not have claimed exemption had they known the amount was fixed by law. He took a legal view of the case, and quoted decisions to bear him out in the view that if the Legislature fixed the amount now, that amount could be collected from persons who had plead exemption.
Mr. WOLFE did not see any reason for the passage of the resolution. If the officers had collected money without law the question was between the parties themselves. This Legislature would pass a law naming an equivalent, and if the money was paid, it would not have to be paid again.
Mr. WILLIAMS would like to meet the question squarely here, and he thought the Senate would vote it down. The sense of this body was against allowing persons to shield themselves behind their scruples from all liability to military service.
Mr. LANDERS hoped the resolution would be defeated right here. Men were drafted and forced into the service, ami the passage of any resolution of this kind would cause discontent among those men. There was discontent enough without increasing it by any such action.
Mr. TEEGARDEN took the same view.
On motion by Mr. BEARSS the resolution was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr. NEW, it was--
Resolved, That five thousand copies of the message of his Excellency Governor Morton, and one thousand copies of the accompanying documents, be printed for the use of the Senate. Also that one thousand copies of the message be printed in the German language.
The following bills were introduced, read the first time and severally passed to the second reading:
By Mr. WOLFE, [25] to amend the first section of an act to organize Supreme Courts, approved May 13, 1852, and to district the State for the purposes of electing five Judges of the Supreme Court.
By Mr. BEESON, [26] to amend the twelfth section of an act touching the relation of Guardian and Ward, approved June 9, 1852.
By Mr. SHIELDS, [27] to amend the first and repeal the second sections of an act to provide for the election of Trustees and Commissioners for the Benevolent Institutions of the State, approved March 5, 1859.
By Mr. DOWNEY, [28] in addition to the list section of an act passed in 1861, to amend the 2d section of an act to amend sections 207 and 208 of the practice act.
By Mr. DICKINSON, [29] to amend section 15 of "An act regulating prosecutions in cases of bastardy, and providing for the support of illegitimate children," approved May 6, 1852, so that execution may issue against the body of the father where he is not in custody.
By Mr. GAFF, [30] to provide for the erection and repair of any bridge across a page: 80[View Page 80] stream forming the boundary line between two counties and to repeal all laws inconsistent therewith.
By Mr. LANDERS, [31] fixing the a-mount to be paid by persons claiming exemption from military duty, and providing the means for collecting the same.
By Mr. NEW. [32] to provide for the publication of notice of the pendency of suits against defendants whose residence is unknown.
By Mr. MARCH. [33] prescribing the form of deed that may be used by Sheriffs and Coroners, providing for the record of execution and return in certain cases its use as evidence and fees for recording.
By Mr. HORD, [34] 10 amend the 71st section of an act providing for the election and qualification of Justices of the Peace, approved June 9, 1852, as amended by an act approved March 5, 1859.
By Mr. FERGUSON, [35] to amend section first of an act defining what shall constitute certain felonies, approved May 31, 1861.
By Mr. MARCH. [36] to amend the first eleventh and twelfth sections of an act to exempt property from sale under certain cases, approved February 17, 1852.
By Mr. DOWNEY, [37] to amend the 20th. 21st and 22d sections of an act providing for the election and appointment of Supervisors of highways, approved March 5, 1859, and to make additional provisions on the same subject.
By Mr. GIFFORD, [38] authorizing the sale of canals, authorizing the purchaser or purchasers, and his or their assign, to organize companies and fixing the powers of such companies, and excepting certain canals from the provisions of this act.
On motion br Mr. CLAYPOOL the bill [38] was laid on the table and 100 copies ordered printed.
By Mr. MARCH, [39] to amend the 3d section of an act prescribing the powers and duties of Justices of the Peace in State prosecutions, approved May 29, 1852.
By Mr. DOUGLASS, [40] to amend section 1st of the School Law.
By Mr. BERRY, [4-1] to amend section 11 of the School Law.
On motion by Mr. WILLIAMS, the House concurrent resolution providing for the immediate election of three Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, and of four Directors of the Bank of the State--two of the latter to be elected by the Senate and two by the House, was taken up and concurred in.
The Senate then proceeded to elect two Sinking Fund Commissioners, to serve four years.
Mr. SHIELDS nominated Samuel P. Mooney, of Jackson.
Mr. MARCH nominated John F. Carr. of Jackson.
Mr. Mooney received 25 votes, and Mr Carr 14.
Mr. Mooney was declared elected.
Mr. DUNNING (Mr. Ray in the chair) nominated Dillard Ricketts, of Clark county.
Mr. BERRY nominated Jefferson Helm, of Rush county.
Mr. Ricketts received 25 votes, and Mr. Helm 14 votes.
Mr. Ricketts was declared elected.
The Senate then went into the election of a Sinking Fund Commissioner to serve for two years.
Mr. LANDERS nominated Parmenter M. Parks of Morgan.
Mr. MARCH nominated Wm. Williams, of Kosciusko.
Mr. Parks received 25 votes, and Mr. Williams 14.
Mr. Parks was declared elected.
The Senate then proceeded to elect two of the Directors, on the part of the State, of the Bank of the State.
Mr. DUNNING nominated Ransom W. Aiken, of Monroe county.
Mr. BROWNE, of Randolph, nominated Charles Coffin, of Wayne county.
Mr. Aiken received 25 votes, and Mr. Coffin 14.
Mr. Aiken was declared elected.
Mr. McCLURG nominated Addison L. Roache, of Marion county.
Mr. MARCH nominated John S. Bobbs. of Marion county.
Mr. Roache received 25 votes, and Mr. Bobbs 14.
Mr. Roache was declared elected.
The business pending at adjournment yesterday was the resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency of abolishing Common Pleas Courts.
The pending amendments and instructions were agreed to.
Mr. JOHNSTON offered as additional instructions that they inquire into the expediency of providing to hold four terms yearly of the Circuit Courts, two terms for criminal and two for civil business.
Mr. FERGUSON offered additional instructions inquiring into the expediency of creating the office of Surrogate for each county, to have jurisdiction of probate matters, without salary, other than the fees of the office and to be kept open at all times for the transaction of business.
These instructions were also agreed to.
Mr. LANDERS called up the House concurrent resolution instructing Senators and requesting Representatives in Con- page: 81[View Page 81] to vote for reducing the pay of officers and increasing the pay of privates in the army.
The pending motion was to lay on the table an amendment to the resolution see page 48 of these Reports.
The motion to lay on the table was rejected by yeas 16, nays 22.
Mr. McCLURG. The adoption of the amendment would make the resolution different from what he expected, He did wot wish to affect the pay of officers, and was decidedly in favor of raising the pay of privates and non-commissioned officers.
Mr. RAY was opposed to the reduction, and would prefer to have the instruction stricken out, but it was perhaps the best that those could get who favored the increase of pay to the non-commissioned officers and privates, and yet thought the pay of commissioned officers should not be reduced.
Mr. LANDERS and Mr. MARCH favored the resolution as it came from the House.
Mr. BROWN, of Wells, moved to a-mend by striking out all that relates to commissioned officers, and by inserting in the proper place an instruction to reduce the pay of commissioned officers to such an extent as will more nearly equalize the pay of officers and privates.
Mr. BROWNE, of Randolph, accepted the amendment of the gentleman from Wells.
Mr. MELLETT and Mr. RAY thought if the amendment was adopted it would indicate the wish of the Senate to make the pay of officers and men equal.
On motion by Mr. MARCH the resolution and pending amendments were referred to a select committee.
The PRESIDENT makes the committee to consist of Messrs. March, Browne of Randolph, Brown, of Wells, Shields, Ray, and Landers.
The bill [S. 10] amending the law respecting voluntary associations, was read the third time and passed by yeas 39, nays 0.
Senate bills numbered 19 to 24 inclusive (for a description of which see pages 60 and 61 of these Reports) were read the second time and severally referred to appropriate committees.
On motion by Mr. DUNNING (Mr. Wolfe in the chair) the House message announcing the election by the House of Andrew Humphreys, of Green, and Samuel C. Wilson, of Montgomery, as Bank Directors was taken up and concurred in and the Senate proceeded to ballot.
Mr. DUNNING nominated Andrew Humphreys of Green county.
Mr. MARCH nominated Miles Murphy of Henry county.
Mr. Humphreys received 26 votes and Mr. Murphy 18.
The PRESIDENT declared that the Senate had concurred in the election of Mr. Humphreys.
For the other Bank Director Mr. DUNNING nominated Samuel C. Wilson, of Montgomery County.
Mr. TEEGARDEN nominated William C. Hanna, of Laporte county.
Mr. Wilson received 26 votes and Mr. Hanna 18.
The PRESIDENT declared that the Senate had concurred in the election of Mr. Wilson.


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Marchesa has adorned many a celebrity on the red carpet but this fall the label will be appearing somewhere else: the tabletop. The ladies behind the brand have delved into a collaboration with Lenox to create a line of 8 china patterns inspired by their dresses. Shown above is the 'French Lace' pattern along with it's designer fashion counterpart. "It was very different to design this collection," Chapman told our sister site ShelterPop. "When I design a gown, I drape it, I'm there through the whole process. With the china, it was more collaborative. A lot of times we gave them the artwork or embroidery, or we just gave them a feel for what we liked, what colors we wanted. And they were able to translate it into a beautiful collection."
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Taste of Country Nights Host Jeremy Robinson Gathers Media for 'Press Conference'
After Taylor Swift created a short video to announce her partnership with Diet Coke, ToC Nights host Jeremy Robinson gathered local media to announce his new sponsorship.
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First Quarter AniMazing Spotlight Wrap
Our "festival & feedback" animated shorts program, AniMazing Spotlight! recently completed the First Quarter, receiving about two dozen entries from; California, Arizona, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Canada, Australia, England, Sweden, The Netherlands, Romania, Israel, Guana, South Africa, Brazil, and China. The image is from Australian Tamarind Taylor's animated short entry, "Encore". No winners have been selected yet, we just chose this image, because it looked nice on the site.
Only 8 of the entries qualified; John Joyce, Nicole Rund, Seana Kozar, Jeroen Zijistra, Robyn Yannoukos, Abbey Paccia, Ryan Smith and Tamarind Taylor. The others weren't able to get all their materials in before our January 28th Quarterly deadline. But, hopefully, they will be able to complete them for our Second Quarterly deadline, on March 30th. We're recommending that entries be sent in early, as we've discovered that there's a rush just prior to the deadline date. That gives our panelists more work, and less time, than they have during the relaxed early part of the quarter.
We put the eight shorts on a DVD, and sent them off to our panel of international animation experts, for voting, and comments. So, very shortly, we will have two Quarterly Winners, and each entry will receive comments on their short, and a Certificate of Appreciation, which will include one of the quotes from a panelists. Since there are so few entries, we may only present one winner, and award three for the Second Quarter. If you'd like to stay informed about our progress, or want more information, let us what interests you, at firstname.lastname@example.com, and we'll answer you questions, put you on our periodic Periodical list and/or send you a pdf of the regs and application.
The eight Quarterly winners will vie for the top three yearly awards, which will include prize money. The awards will be presented at a day-long festival at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, on November 8th, 2009. AniMazing Spotlight is the only International Animation Festival being held in Hollywood. It will not only include the screening of the award winning shorts, but there will also be special programs, tours, discounts for filmmakers who entered shorts, and participation by some of the biggest names in the Hollywood and Burbank animation industry. More details on the specific programs in the coming weeks.
So, for the Second Quarter we began spreading the word for more short animated film entries, interviewing for potential staffers, ideally with a passion for animation, as well as lining up Sponsors for the year-end Festival. If you, or a short filmmaker you know, would like more information, google "AniMazing Spotlight", and either go to "withoutabox" or here to "tooninanimation" for qualifications, an application, and a list of our international panel. The advantage of Withoutabox, is filmmakers can access other festivals besides ours, and get a discount if they join. The advantage of Toon In is it's a direct connection to us, and we have a lot more detailed and up-to-date information. Most filmmakers seem to do both. And, don't hesitate to let other animated shorts filmmakers know about us, or potential staffers, or festival sponsors, or anyone else you think would like more information.
Initial sponsors for AniMazing Spotlight are:
UPA Legacy Project
American Cinématheque
Toon In to the World of Animation
Festival Work Force Folk. so far:
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Alexander Camarillo
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These past two weeks have been TOP NOTCH TV
It's like you're screaming . . . and no one can hear;
you almost feel ashamed . . . that someone could be that important
Who died?
A normal person must
Dismiss you with disgust
And weep for those who trusted you.
Silas unintentionally killed Heidi, who had donned a black wig and Catwoman attire for a fancy dress party, mistakenly thinking it was Lynsey.
Spoiler: It was
It's like you're screaming . . . and no one can hear;
you almost feel ashamed . . . that someone could be that important
Then on tomorrow's Channel 4 show we get to start to see Silas' undoing
It's like you're screaming . . . and no one can hear;
you almost feel ashamed . . . that someone could be that important
There are so many more I want dead
A normal person must
Dismiss you with disgust
And weep for those who trusted you.
I felt a bit CHEATED by that. I haven't minded the plot holes in this story up too now because let's face it IT'S HOLLYOAKS but NOTHING about the way Heidi met her demise there made any sense. For starters Lynsey smashing Silas over the head with the vase knocked him out and gave her time to escape... so by the time he'd caught up with (who he thought was) her did he not even think to check? Half of the female cast were wearing catsuits! He seems to have stopped killing for any good reason too - he used to kill because he'd been treated like shit by women in his younger years and thinks of all promiscuous women as dirty basically but Lynsey doesn't fit that bill and if he'd killed her everybody would have known it was him after those allegations she made. On top of THAT by killing again (regardless of who he kills) he's basically clearing Brendan's name...
I'm probably looking too much into it but I just think it's kind of jumped the shark a bit now as a storyline and needs to be wrapped up. It definitely peaked with Rae's excellent murder in the Later episodes (which were quite easily among the best soap produced this year).
I've watched Hollyoaks this week (at E4 pace as well) and whilst I quite enjoyed the episode where Silas was confronted, the last two episodes were very much like a Bryan Kirkwood Eastenders climax in that I kept waiting for a twist or a surprise and it just didn't deliver.
This has been beyond dire since the Silas reveal and I'm not sure why the boy who is supposed to Warren Fox's son is the split of Brendan, lip curl and all, but I thought the Warren comeuppance episode tonight was very entertaining. Darren getting the pub back was unlikely but a nice Christmas feel good moment too.
Oh dear am proper into thsi again. Loving Jackie and quite like her relationship with Phoebe oh and psycho Maddie. Also finding the Doug and Ste storyline quite sweet
I didn't know until today Doug was a gay in real life.
Me neither he's pretty cute, I like that story. Wednesday's episode populated ENTIRELY by teens was some kind of torture. I wish they'd use the adults more. The Mercedes stalking Mitzeee storyline is great fun.
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I saw the omnibus (sadly now relegated to e4 by that boring bastard Tim Lovejoy) for the first time since the glory days of Silas and thought it was rather great. The stuff with Mitzee and Mercedes was v good. I could even forgive them for trotting out the ol' faithful 'accidental hash cakes' storyline.
Did i fall asleep and miss who the stalker was? I'm assuming it was Mercedes. I won't ask how Mitzee was doing a PA (and in true Hollyoaks style, getting there for it at 7pm )
I love Doug. He can do better though. He should get with the pretty plot device that Ste was dating off the internet.
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OHH jark you've answered my question. I figured it WAS her, because when i woke up again she was doing that marvellously twisted stuff with that man at the club (which i assumed you were talking about for some reason).
They did a special one off ep last week called Chasing Rainbows which had Dennis Savage going to Liverpool to try and persuade his 'friend' Maverick Sabre to headline a a festival in the village. It was UTTERLY PREPOSTEROUS but really, really quite good fun and everything that Hollyoaks is about IMO. In general I'm loving the show right now. The cast is the best I can remember
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I must be watching a different show. The students are god awful, not as bad as the past few years but they really are dreadful.
Also, Danny Mac has become a surprisingly good actor of late. More of Nancy and Darren would improve the show greatly though.
From the students, I really like Ash and Barney. The sixth formers are all shit but they've not been in it for weeks now
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I really love the students and think it is the best bunch since Zoe, Jess, Kris, Zak and Will. The only one I cannot stand is Will Savage. Such a massive try-hard sulky bellend (but fit).
The sixth formers I can take or leave and find their stories generally boring. I despise George.
We need more Jack and Frankie in the mix. The show was on fire when the whole pub siege/fake death story was going on.
Really? I knew he'd be back, he was a good weirdo.
Let forever be.
WOAH at the E4 episode today. Never saw that coming!
I've just read it online. I had a feeling that was going to happen! Gutted! :-/
Hollyoaks has improved so much in the last few weeks.
I just watched the episode and it was tremendously well done. All spoilers should be BANNED from hereon in, it's so much more effective to get a proper SHOCK DEATH. It's weird to be saying HOLLYOAKS is the best soap right now but it sure enough is.
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They kept Lynsey's departure under wraps SO well all this time, then digitalspy went and ruined it just today. I reckon Cheryl did it.
Amazingly done but very sad. I am glad Digital Spy did not plaster it over the front page after the E4 episode.
I've not seen it, but what a BRILLIANT thing to do, and exactly what they should be doing to make it seem unmissable i think.
I mean when was the last time a soap killed off one of its main characters as a complete and utter surprise?! The most you ever seem to get is a "so and so is leaving - but will it be in a TAXI or a HEARSE?" type thing, with some bollocks about how they've filmed two different endings (but quite obviously not a further two months of two different storylines SO DON'T LIE, PRODUCERS).
I hope she gets some sort of further career too. She's hot for a girl and quite good at acting with it (imo). I'm just sad we won't get anymore brilliant lunacy between her and the inexplicably returning Silas
Deffo babe. I don't need to watch Corrie because I know when the big the story lines are happening. It's so annoying that it just gets plastered everywhere and it's not like the channels try and stop it with their PROMO PHOTOS. I've already made a quite UNHINGED rant about soap spoilers elsewhere on Moopy so I'll stop now.
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
I'm utterly devastated that they killed her off. Ok that's a bit of an exaggeration but she was my favourite character on the show, and Karen Hassan is a fabulous little actress. What a way to go out though but it's so sad especially after everything Lynsey went through with Silas she finally met her maker.
There's so many crap characters on the show that Lynsey going will be a loss to the show..
Is this the return of Silas?
Let forever be.
Oh i hope there's more to it than that, and he's orchestrated the whole thing or has a secret key to his prison or something (it's hollyoaks, it's fine).
I really really want them to bring him back EVERY YEAR for a big killing spree. It could be an annual thing, like the freshers arriving in September (but BETTER). We could even vote for who he gets to murder, it would be ace.
There are rumours that this is EXACTLY what has been going on, and it's someone unlikely.Originally Posted by TurnerPrize
I could think of about TEN people I would like him to bump off, starting with Maddie. I don't think I have EVER disliked a soap character so much in my life. Even lesbian Lydia was more bearable.
I wonder where they will go with the Carmel story. They'll have to go to great lengths with the make-up each time she is on screen unless they do a plastic surgery storyline.
Didn't she get injured by an exploding sunbed?! Oh hollyoaks, never get axed.
It was a face tanner. The accident was actually quite well done by Hollyoaks standards.Originally Posted by TurnerPrize
Hollyoaks can be so amazing at times and then total shit at others with those moronic teens. I'd much prefer the show with just the 20 somethings and upwards in it.
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