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- The second session of the Willamette University Math Circle begins on Tuesday, September 25, 2012. The Math Circle is led by Associate Professors Peter Otto and Mark Janeba with mathematics majors Marla Williams and Katie Tucker as student assistants.
- Congatulations to Associate Professor Inga Johnson who was awarded the United Methodist Award for Exemplary Teaching and Service on September 12, 2012.
- The paper titled "The Link Smoothing Game" by Associate Professor Inga Johnson and Allison Henrich at Seattle University has been accepted for publication in AKCE Int. J. Graphs Comb., 9, No. 2 (2012).
- On May 10, 2012, alumni Dominique Lomax ('10) shared with us through the alumni contact form that she is currenting "teaching AP Calculus AB to students in China who wish to attend a college or university in America. I teach only in English and develop the students English abilities through math." Thanks Dom for letting us know what you're doing. We always love hearing about our alumni so please contribute!
- On Saturday, May 12, the following mathematics majors were inducted to Phi Beta Kappa: Hanna Bliden (math/econ major), Stephanie Jones, and Taylor McKenzie.
- The following students were inducted into the Pi Mu Epsilon national mathematics honorary society on May 1, 2012: Marla Williams, Malika Onstad, Katie Tucker, Casey Jordan Husseman, Ian McGahan, Erik Reinhart, and Anna Zimmerman.
- Congratulations to senior majors Stephanie Jones and Taylor McKenzie who received this year's Chester F. Luther Mathematics Award for Graduating Seniors. Other department awards were the following: Luther Scholarship: Marla Williams, Ben Gardiner, and Paul Hoard; Jory-Hafferkam Prize: William Agnew-Svoboda, Andrew Bishop, and Yumi Li; Hall Scholarship: Katie Tucker
- On Saturday, April 28th, the math club held the Second Annual Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Ginormous Blokus Tournament. Three schools, Willamette, Pacific University, and Linfield College, competed in a blokus competition with our own ginormous (20 feet by 20 feet) blokus game. Willamette won, taking the PNIGBT trophy back from Pacific, who won last year.
- On Thursday, April 26th, seniors Eric Knowles and Amanda Apple presented their senior seminar projects on Penny Auctions: Bidding Strategies in 2-Player Games and A Game Theory Analysis on Crime and Punishment, respectively.
- On Friday and Saturday, April 20-21, members of the department participated in the Pacific Northwest Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America held at the University of Portland. Associate Professor Josh Laison was the Invited Program Chair, coordinating two plenary talks given by Frank Morgan of Williams College and Bob Bosch of Oberlin College. Associate Professor Peter Otto gave a contributed talk, presenting a joint paper titled Polynomial representation for the expected length of minimal spanning trees co-authored with Associate Professor Colin Starr and Willamette University alumni Jared Nishikawa. Associate Professor Josh Laison served on a panel discussion on Publishing Undergraduate Research, and Associate Professor Erin McNicholas spoke on two panels, one on Small Group Discussions in Math Classes, and one on How to Get Tenure and Survive. Next year's meeting will be held at Willamette University on April 12-13, 2013!
- Congratulations to mathematics majors Ross Casebolt and Katie Tucker, both of whom earned positive scores on the 2011 Putnam Exam! Katie placed in the top 54% and Ross in the top 27%.
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Once upon a time I had every local sports schedule and knew who and when and where.
No certainty involved here, but this is usually a kind of lullful time of year when there's a break in the action to let fans take a deep breath and gear up for the stretch drive.
Fans are real people, too, you know. They need recovery time after the post patterns and fast breaks and stolen bases and service aces and holes-in-one and digs and cheers and groans and missed calls and hand warmers and blankets and sun screen.
Southeastern basketball resumes Thursday, January 3, when Southern Arkansas visits the Snake Pit. That doubleheader will be followed with Saturday afternoon's twinbill against Arkansas-Monticello.
Teams playing well going into the break will pout a little because they can't keep playing. Teams not playing well will try to find a way to turn things around for the second semester.
I know it's really easy to dismiss a team struggling to stay on the sweet side of the win-loss record.
I know it's really easy to hit the recliner, grab the remote and snack/doze/read instead of physically going to a game.
If you think it's no fun watching a team lose games, think how difficult it must be for that losing team to play games. Practices are much easier and more fun when a team is winning.
A losing team probably works harder and has much less to show for the effort. That's why it means so much more when fans show up.
All teams need fans to attend the games. Losing teams are more needy than winning teams.
Why not let your recliner finish second a few nights and show our kids how much their efforts are appreciated.
Records won't mean much a few years down the road. Effort will.
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THE "PEACE ON EARTH and good will toward men" plan may be down the drain, but we can still enjoy the season.
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You know, Christmas. Okay, now I've gone and done it. Not even a lump of coal for me this year unless it's delivered by the PC police in a black helicopter. I think it's worth the risk, so here goes: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you.
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Federal agencies are constantly looking to new models of how the business of government is conducted and making strides to improve techniques and practices at every level of service. To be future ready, Federal librarians will need to discover forthcoming agency efforts and package their services to serve the project mission. To stay in the forefront of emerging trends, they will need to merge information from various groups and identify information available from external sources.
To define this future, FEDLINK completed an environmental scan of the external factors that may influence the information field. The scan included a review of materials from a variety of organizations including the Special Libraries Association, OCLC, the Pew Internet and American Life Project, and Outsell, a noted research firm that focuses on issues relating to the information industry. FEDLINK also reviewed materials from the federal government on reforming information technology in the federal government, information on transparency in government and samples of resources making use of new technologies.
After a thorough analysis, the environmental scan identified seven major trends that define how Federal libraries can be future ready.
Trend number 1: Demonstrate returns on investment.
Libraries will need data on use and cost savings not just in financial terms, but also in terms of savings in staff efficiency. Librarians will need to use a variety of analytics to document costs and benefits.
Trend number 2: Establish mission critical programs.
Managers will more broadly define processes, standards and policies and explore a variety of options to insure viability.
Trend number 3: Integrate mobile devices, "apps" and dashboards into workflows.
Libraries will need to create tailored apps to access library resources and programs through mobile devices.
Trend number 4: Expand roles as analyst, educator and consultant.
Librarians will need to integrate evaluation tools with the newest software and devices and expand instruction in digital literacy and online searching techniques.
Trend number 5: Cultivate use of the Semantic Web, cloud computing and Web 3.0.
Library use of social collaboration and interactive responsibility will combine with Web 3.0 technologies to create a semantic Web that includes human intelligence combined with data management where content and technology are now one. With increasingly cloud-based sources and tools, librarians will serve as a bridge to share information and support projects that cross agency lines.
Trend number 6: Customize and personalize information to meet the needs of users.
With the proliferation of mobile technologies, the semantic web and other web searching technologies patrons will want information compiled so that it is immediately usable and tailored to meet a specific need.
Trend number 7: Collaborate via knowledge transfer and information sharing.
In tandem with the previous trends, libraries will need to discover forthcoming agency efforts and package their services to serve the project mission.
Librarians also will need to integrate evaluation tools with the newest software and devices and expand instruction in digital literacy and online searching techniques. We must help to make the connections required for knowledge transfer from one generation to the next.
To respond to these future directions, FEDLINK released new competencies for federal librarians and uses them as a centerpiece for developing FEDLINK's education programming. Our outreach efforts now combine the use of online learning systems, continued efforts on mentoring and the recent creation of NewFeds, a new working group that supports the development and advancement of early career professionals with less than five years of federal service. NewFeds is also concerned with building a sense of community among new FEDLINK members, advocating for new professionals, promoting careers in federal libraries and developing partnerships with other FEDLINK working groups and library professional associations.
With an eye toward trends and professional development, libraries and librarians can make their rich and valuable content compatible with current learning and researching patterns. In doing so, we set the trends and guide our users into the information future. Federal librarians want to be future ready, but just as importantly, they want to shape the future environment for their work.
Blane K. Dessy is the Executive Director of the Federal Library and Information Center Committee and the Federal Library Network at the Library of Congress. Prior to this, he had been Director of Libraries at the United States Department of Justice and the first Executive Director of the National Library of Education. He came to the Federal Government after working as a State Librarian (Alabama), Deputy State Librarian (Ohio), library consultant (Oklahoma), and public library director (Pennsylvania). He is currently also an adjunct instructor in Management and Federal Libraries at the Catholic University of America School of Library and Information Science.
Mr. Dessy received his MLS degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1976 and subsequently attended advanced library management training at the School of Business Administration at Miami University (Ohio).
He is the recipient of two John Cotton Dana Awards for library public relations. While at the Department of Justice, he received the Attorney General's Distinguished Service Award, the second highest honor in the Department of Justice.


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Hi guys! I'm tired of my clients asking me to do interactive music to no end. Every single of them says "Let's make music innovative by making it more interactive!".
But using mp3/ogg/mpc is not the way to do that given their static nature and high CPU consumption for decoding.
I have a lot of experience with writing audio and synths and considered making an opensource Midi+SF2 or Midi+DLS playback library that it could be integrated into a game engine, and making it MIT/ZLIB so anyone can use it.. but then it ocurred to me that maybe someone already did this. I found these libraries:
But they are all GPL, which conflicts in using them with embedded platforms. So, to your knowledge, does any library like this, with a more permissive license exist? or I really have no choice but to make one of my own?
PS: Not interested in purchasing a commercial solution like fmod.
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January 23, 2013
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Editing the genome with high precision
January 3, 2013
New method allows scientists to insert multiple genes in specific locations, delete defective genes.
Deciphering the language of transcription factors
September 10, 2012
A new method identifies the precise binding sites of transcription factors — proteins that regulate the production of other proteins — with 10 times the accuracy of its predecessors.
Researchers identify biochemical functions for most of the human genome
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New map provides a reference for interpreting function of disease-associated regions.
Study identifies enzymes needed to mend tissue damage after inflammation
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Gorilla Tan wrote:Sheesh. CHILDREN.
This was your first post in this thread and I can find no other where you asked a specific question. Maybe you are confused still and you asked in another thread
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To: Mike Davis
Mike Davis wrote:I do not know that Stephen was an amateur meteorologist in his teens and awarded an associate fellowship by the RMS.
Wait wait. Stephen has not been "awarded" anything by RMetS; he is an Associate Fellow (formal title) which is "member" for any plain vanilla purpose. Check the RMetS website, send in your money, and you too will "award" RMets (note the direction of travel of this "award") with your tax-deductible contribution, and instantly become a so-called Associate Fellow. Stephen's amateur interest is laudable, but in terms of professional qualification he's no different from you, me, or Popeye The Sailor Man. He paid his money and took his choice.
Ask him where you can pick up a copy of even one paper of his that has seen scientific peer review and publication in a professional journal.
I am older than you are.
Hmmmm. Come to think of it (scratching head) I'm not certain that Stephen is actually even an "Associate". I'd have to backtrack and check on this but I'm soooo lazy. I think he may really just be a plain ol' Member. Capital M, though. Ain't THAT something? It used to be you could see a list of all Fellows, and Members, at the RMetS website. Don't know if that's still the case, but if you really want to see if you can catch me out, go to their site and contact their director's office. They'll be glad to clarify the point.
I have no desire to take the time to review your countries cultural oddities. Stephen explained the situation and that was good enough for me. As far as peer review is concerned. Peer review no longer has any value when they allow through the garbage that has passed through peer review such as the Hockey stick and regurgitation of the hockey stick.
Also the topic was diverted by Groupie long ago and now you are diverting it once again.
If you are older than I then your behavior is excusable due to Senior dementia but you should see your doctor as your meds are not effective enough to control your delusions.
If you were in the US i could put you in touch with a few really good research institutes that specialize in your condition as they were my customers but I am not familiar with what is being done in your country.


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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
73 comments:
- Wanderlusting said...
I'm actually doing a post tomorrow about maxis...there is this pre-conceived notion that they don't suit short people, and as a short person myself I can tell you they do!
I have a whole whack load of maxi dresses now and everytime I wear them I get compliments and people wonder if I got taller or lost weight! Maxi's all around!
I would def go the "mini" route too, but alas my ass would flash everyone and I just don't have the legs for it! So, I make do with what I got! - June 16, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- lucille said...
I just love these dresses !! They look great !!!
- June 16, 2009 at 10:50 AM
- Slices of Beauty... said...
Love both!
- June 16, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Sarah D. said...
I vote maxi! you, know if I have to choose...
- June 16, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Gabbi said...
I go with mini... ! :)
- June 16, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- Niki said...
GAH! I love that site. I could look at the archives all day. Seriously.
Oh, and mini all the way. I am short. Can't help it. - June 16, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- Annie said...
I vote maxi, hands down. There is something so quintessentially summery about a gorgeously flowy maxi dress.
- June 16, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- Lauren! said...
I prefer the exact middle.
- June 16, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- fröken lila said...
i'd say the same as lauren!: kneelength, or a few inches above, would be my preference. though i really would like to try out the maxithing, and i think i found a dress i'd like.
- June 16, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Tahda said...
hmm...I like both. is that a cop-out? ;)
minis look better on me though. - June 16, 2009 at 12:07 PM
- janettaylor said...
2nd dress looks so adorable!
XoXo - June 16, 2009 at 12:22 PM
- Jilliebeanie said...
I mini. No maxi for me.
- June 16, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- HEK said...
Always adore a mini, but lately I've been searching for the perfect maxi. I'd like a very soft one for summer. It feels so relaxing to wear:)
- June 16, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- beba said...
Both !
- June 16, 2009 at 12:26 PM
- Claire said...
I'm more of a mini girl - I fear the maxi, because I'm tall and I feel like it'd just be a moving column of fabric coming towards you... scary.
That said, the maxi does provide more coverage, thus less skin to put suncream on! - June 16, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Diane said...
Mini mini! It's entirely a personal preference but maxis make me look rather stumpy and shorter but they can look wonderful on the right people. I personally love cutting dresses shorter.
- June 16, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- asunlitday said...
I really like mini's better. Maxi's don't look good on a lot of people (I think) and they always end up looking formal.
- June 16, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- WendyB said...
I'll be wearing an Ossie Clark maxi tonight!
- June 16, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- lauren said...
Maxis make me feel like I'm drowning, but I really like them on other people. Especially that little pink number in the third picture!
- June 16, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- lisa said...
I say do both!
- June 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- In-tree-gue said...
i feel people are scared of longer skirts, i don't know why!
There's so much more possibilities with the addition fabric. - June 16, 2009 at 12:51 PM
- Helen said...
i prefer minis or mid length because maxis make me look even shorter than i already am!
- June 16, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- Emma said...
love these. but i prefer mini =)
- June 16, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- Fannah said...
Important issue indeed. I do mini now, but I feel this summer you have to own at least one maxi piece.
Great outfits in the pictures! :) - June 16, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- fortressofeden said...
Definitely MAXI!
More unique, comfortable, and interesting.
Honestly, I am much more intrigued by a person wearing a maxi than a mini. - June 16, 2009 at 1:51 PM
- Isabel said...
I pick mini! That's just cause I'm short, though.
- June 16, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- jayne said...
i prefer minis, they're easier to wear and more fitting for summer
- June 16, 2009 at 2:06 PM
- Thinking Photo said...
Maxi maxi maxi.
athinkingphoto.blogspot.com - June 16, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- Damsels said...
methinks mini looks best on me
im only 5'3 after all
We Were Damsels - June 16, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- ZombieLace said...
I think it depends on who you are. I'm slow to accept the maxi for myself, I think if worn wrong they can come off frumpy.
- June 16, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- Mrs.Zeus said...
I am a dress whore, if you may.
I just find it so beautiful, elegant and so simple to wear.
But at the moment I am rockin and styling with MAXIs - June 16, 2009 at 3:27 PM
- umama said...
Minis!!! I just am not a fan of maxis... even the name.. !
- June 16, 2009 at 4:15 PM
- Maria said...
I'm a long dresses lover but a short one is also a good choice. But I guess that if I wasn't tall I wouldn't feel that comfortable with long dresses. *
- June 16, 2009 at 4:19 PM
- Brigadeiro said...
Ooh! I love both! I don't quite have the legs for mini's though...
PS. I agree with Wanderlusting that maxi's aren't just for tall people, I'm a shortie too, and own/wear many of them! :) - June 16, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- Charlie said...
I love both - nothing looks more cute than a mini dress - but there is just something so lovely about being covered in down to the floor in fabric
- June 16, 2009 at 4:32 PM
- shopgirl28 said...
These are all so pretty. It's so hard to choose. The mini seems so mod 60s to me, but the maxi has a bohemian touch to it.
- June 16, 2009 at 4:57 PM
- Rosie Unknown said...
Mini mini! for days when you feel awesome, or want to feel confident.
Bu a maxi for days when you want an easier piece to wear. - June 16, 2009 at 5:03 PM
- Rianna Bethany said...
Maxi, deffo the beautiful mazi dresses. They are beautifully feminine
Rianna Bethany xxxxxxxxxxxxx - June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM
- Secretista said...
Do both!
- June 16, 2009 at 5:20 PM
- indigotangerine said...
alas when i go mini, i don't look adorable like these girls, and instead look like a slut. And generally maxi dresses make me look really short and i don't really want to be swathed in ankle length jersey. though i do have this amazing maxi chiffon skirt...
-indigo - June 16, 2009 at 5:53 PM
- S.Elisabeth said...
I'm really not a fan of max dresses, even on tall people... I've always been a mini person!
- June 16, 2009 at 6:15 PM
- Diary of a Young Designer said...
I adore them both! I guess it depends a lot on the occasion. If it's something more casual and fun, I'd go mini. If something formal is coming up, I'd go maxi/long dress.
Sweet post!
Sophie - June 16, 2009 at 6:44 PM
- Amelia said...
I always go for mini--it just seems like a maxi dress would get in the way. I love the bottom right outfit.
- June 16, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- Danielle de la Mont said...
Can I pick option c and go with midi? :)
- June 16, 2009 at 10:20 PM
- Clarity said...
Maxi, definitely. The difference in body language alone spells confidence.
- June 16, 2009 at 10:31 PM
- Chicken Dinner Candybar said...
loooove these photos. you know, i see the maxi sold everywhere these days and now maybe i don't live in the most fashion conscious city, but i swear i've never seen someone wearing one out and about!
but i'm sure you could pull it off ;) i'd be interested to see one on a "real" person! - June 16, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Annie said...
Those are very pretty maxi's.. I normally am not so sure about them in the big tropical or optic prints, but I love how frothy those are.
- June 16, 2009 at 11:26 PM
- Quixsa said...
Isn't that just the ultimate question :0) lol. so much depends on body type when it comes to the max vs. mini issue.
- June 16, 2009 at 11:42 PM
- wendygital said...
Those outfits in the pics are so pretty!
I choose both, minis and maxis! Each one has its own charm...
I just 'discovered' your blog and love it! - June 17, 2009 at 12:08 AM
- Meream said...
Both, both. You'd look amazing either way. :)
- June 17, 2009 at 12:56 AM
- renwore said...
until i get over my fear of getting stuck at the escalator, it'll be mini for me... which also means getting to wear leggings! :D
- June 17, 2009 at 2:00 AM
- Savvy Mode SG said...
oh i can't choose.
- June 17, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- ONiC said...
i would prefer mini though i got big legs. but im too short for maxi.
- June 17, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- Gєммα;∂ιℓєммα. said...
I'm digging both atm. But I'm pretty sure mini will win every time. x
- June 17, 2009 at 3:24 AM
- Laura said...
Too mini for me!! Love your blog!!
- June 17, 2009 at 3:45 AM
- yiqin; said...
I have alwys wanted to wear maxi but I can never find one at the correct length!!
- June 17, 2009 at 4:16 AM
- Parapluie said...
Aw, amazing!
- June 17, 2009 at 4:56 AM
- Manja said...
I like both.
But I actually have never tried on a maxi dress. I saw two really nice ones on the forever 21 website and I am hoping that the store will still carry them once I arrive in the US...and yea, I am also hoping that it won't look like I am wearing a potato sack *keeps fingers crossed* - June 17, 2009 at 6:02 AM
- elyse said...
usually, for me, minis, although i do have a maxi dress i LOVE. despite being 5'4" it makes me look tall and amazing and i love that. i don't like maxi skirts, though. but i love a short cute dress!
- June 17, 2009 at 6:04 AM
YOU are SO beautiful I really really want to be just like you. I love your clothes and your blog. I'm sorry i'm a bit obsessed with how skinny you are I want to look like you so much
- June 17, 2009 at 6:52 AM
- elena-lu said...
fun reading the comment on this one, and i do knee length actually since its the most flattering on me :)
having fun looking at your blog im new but you'll be seeing my comments from now on! how had i not come here before is beyond me!! - June 17, 2009 at 7:04 AM
- Anna Pope said...
I don't own any maxi dresses (except for a prom dress) but I love them! Especially in the summer when they feel so comfy!
- June 17, 2009 at 7:12 AM
- Madeline said...
Mini for me. Gotta show some leg for Jesus you know. Plus minis come in a much wider variety of fabric types and patterns, and you can go a lot crazier when styling them.
- June 17, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- FASHIONconfectionairy said...
Oooo, love them all. And nice bright pastel coours, make me happy! Nice reading list, just started Fareinheit 451, never been a fan of sci-fi but it's quite good. You should give it a shot!
http://fashionconfectionairy.weebly.com - June 17, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- Anika said...
Both I think....and then vary. Depends on the situation...I find minis and maxis suitable for all kinds of events though, so don't know how much help the first sentence was :)
I wear minis alot more than maxis but at the same time nothing beats a gorgeous maxi dress. - June 17, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- Clau! said...
I just found your blog.. it is grat... I´ll add you to my faves list ;)
Saludos! - June 17, 2009 at 7:57 AM
- Nadine said...
I love both :).
- June 17, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- aliboooooo! said...
ive heard that maxi dresses actually can be incredibly flattering to shorter girls. my older sister is maybe 4'11 and she looks incredible in a long flowy summer dress. so you should do it!
- June 17, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- emmalicious said...
I'd go for the maxi, actually. though both look great!
- June 17, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- Rebecca said...
A little of both! :)
- June 17, 2009 at 10:37 AM
- Spandexpony said...
Mini, every time! Except for the one or two times when I will wear a long dress... if it isn't just so, it can end up looking really dumpy! Sad that when I think of a long dress, I think of Kirstie Alley.
- June 17, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- Super Kawaii Mama said...
I love the ethereal feeling of these maxi dresses. Lovely selection of shots.
- June 18, 2009 at 3:14 AM
- Kim said...
I always feel like a big goofball in a maxi dress because I'm so short-- minis at least give the illusion that I have legs! The first mini, especially, is very simple and cute.
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- Ottleial Newspaper Village of Free port •- Freeport School District • Baldwin School District e & M « <£ • JC u o s • z 5 Q< m • n" O u. Ill lU u. FREEPOax liEJJOaiALLIERARy W MERRICK RD TRPr m 11520 FREEPORT. NEW YORK. DECEMBER 17.1981 46th YEAR. No. 34 PRICE 2 5 * PER COPY StOe Of Grains Clears Last Hurdle Guloffa Sponsored Resolution Okayed By County Boatxl M X I V i n , 5 ° l * i f •= ^ ^ long^losed Grants stotTon S u S » ^ § ^ ^ ^ .'"'^ I*"'* *°^ The Freeport MaU. The County A s s e ^ had agreed to a reducHoncf taxes on the property back i n 7 a n l S ^ TINSEL AND BAUBLES AND GLITTERY ORNAMENTS have created a Holiday Wonderland (n the Freeport Post Office and the young Brownies of Freeport Girl Scout Troop #2263 are responsible. Troop Leader Susan Smith had arranged with Postmaster Major Simmons for the decorating to take place after business hours on'Saturday afternoon, Deceniber 5. Since most of the troop of 25 and several chaperones showed up, the lob was efficiently accomplished. The girls, all first graders had created the ornaments at their weekly Thursday afternoon troop meetings. Resting, In between the decorating, are (top, I. to r.) Troop Leader Susan Smith, Linda Olson, LiMie White, Annie Jones, Audrey Rutlura, Tammi Bryant, Adelaide Cohen, Gloria Carroll and "Scott McVey; (middle row, I. to r.) Colleen Olson, Constance White, Johanna Trager, Quanick Hargrove, Kimberly Cohen, Jewel Middleton, Oebra Kallnowski, Nicole Volante, Maura Montgomery, KrIstI Bothe, Karin ' Stelngruebner, and Allison Sboto; and (bottom row, I. to r.) Julie McVey, Lauren' McVey, Allison - WatsonrKaryn-Hrooclct>^Nlcole--firacchy.JDenjse_ DIckerson, Nicole Ruttura, Gina Terzulli and KImberly Carrol. Baldwin School Board OK's $5.75 Million Bond Issue . by Joan Delaney BALDWIN - School district voters can anticipate going to the polls this coming spring to vote on a $5,755,230 bond issue. The Baldwin Board of Education approved this amount at their December 9th meeting, in a four to one vote, with Victor Rohe voting "no." The bond was prepared by Administration following lengthy direction by the Board at previous meetings, and Free HolldoY festlvalAf RecCenier input by two different architectural firms, the BEA comitiittees and SCUF (Superintendent's Committee on the Use of Facilities). The bond issue highlights energy conservation (roofs and heating), secondary level site imprxjvements and fire and safety renovations, many of which are mandated- Robe vociferously opposed the sum, noting the importance of doing only what is necessary versus the non-necessary of "frills." This use of the term "frill" appeared to be a semantic trigger which prompted o«her Board members to philosophize on the importance of total program. Rohe's point, however, w^ that the bond should only include the absolute necessary and that other items wtiich were not of a critical nature should be spread out and completed by district personnel. The other four School Board members pointed oat their many concerns in opposition to his point. They noted tftat if the district itself addressed the other items, no state aid would be received. They also stressed the importance of accepting qualified professional advice rather than attempting to project needs in areas with which they were unfamiliar. Board member Benurd Pittitisky said that "jcensible management tells me if you hire a pnifessional. you (Cont. on Page 8) FREEPORT - The annual free Holiday Fest, sponsored by the Freeport Chaihber of Commerce and the Freeport Recreation Department, will be held this Saturday, December 19, 12:30- 5 pm. at the Freeport Recreation Center. SanU and Mrs. Oaus will receive visitors from 2 to 4 pm. with gifts for youngsters to age 10. At 1:30 pm, the Recreation Department's Drama Workshop will present "Gnderella" and at 3:30 pm, the Betsy Dickerson Performers will entertain. Throughout the day the Freeport High School Brass (Jnintet and Choraleers vrill present holiday carols in the lobby. There will be free ice skating in the bubble 12:30 - 2:30 pm. Residents are urged to bring their owrn skates as there are a limited amount of rental skates available at 75*. (Cont. on Page 12) Supervisors, concerned about possible state legislative and court decisions on fiiU-assess-ment valuation, began a poIiQr of not considerine any more such tax redaction (oerboraij) cases. V- Tbe resohitioo before the Boaid of Supervisors at their Mo'nday, December I4th meeting, was sponsored by Hempstead Tovim Presidmg Supervisor Tom Gulotta and adopted at his. suggestion. Gulotta in the past weeks had met with a' number of influential Freeport community people. Concerned about the situation . and, recognizing the problems existing in local business and shopping centers, Gulotta had expressed an interest in helping the village! Village Mayor William H. White expressed his own-pleasure at the passage of the County, plicated details involving state, against certioraris in which I am a combatant," White told THE LEADER; "we are gratified that the Presiding Supervisor realized that this was not a matter that would benefit an individual but all of our village and its residents." The sale of the Grant store property by South Nassau Communities Hospital to Jerry Binder, of- Jack Kahn Music Studios, has been in the works for more than a year. Freeport Business Director Martin Silberg. who worked out many of the details involving the state, the county and New York City agreements and easements, called it "the most complicated deal" he was ever involved in. The W.T. Grants store vacated the site on Sunrise Highway when the national chain declared bankruptcy in 1974. Development of the property, which is passed by • thousands of cars each day. has long been considered the key to the survival of the Freeport Mall. Sale of the property to Binder, known for his aggressive and imaginative marketing techniques and for his continued and publicly announced faith in the village, has been met with much enthusiasm by areaTfierchanis. In a speech before the Frteport Chamber of Commerce. ' some month's back. Binder had'said-*^ had great faith in the village's ecoiiomic fiiture and promised he would develop the property to bring quality enterprises into Freeport. On Monday arid Tues-dajr of this week.' Binder was un-avaiJable-' for' 'cbininent,' biit through his lawyer and real estate broker, THE UEADER ascertained that tits interest in the property was still high and a closing would take place sometime in January, '.'after all the necessary paper work is completed.'' Although no one associated— with Binder seemed able to say exactly what use Binder would make of the property, it was clear that all of them were positive that it would be in the best interests of the village. Certainly, the village feels the same way. Village Hall — Silberg and Mayor White — had spent much time in seeing the deal through to a successful conclusion and local businessmen agreed. Several had previously told THE LEADER thai they anticipated that the development of the site by Binder would "prop" up the entire Central Business IHstrict. And that was the basis for tlje village's argufnent for approval of the resolution to allow the tax break on the property. Sources close to the village's economic pulse had explained that a dead or weak Central Business District, with empty stores, would cause a decrease of dollars into the village's and county's tax coffers, far in excess of the amount of tax dollars lost by approving the certiorari on the property. This was the argument to which Gulotta listened, that approval of the certiorari was in the best interests of and for the benefit of the taxpayers. This was the reason, a Board spokesman said at Monday momings's meeting, for the County board's unaninraus approval.
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