Tips for choosing a diamond shape for engagement rings!
Choosing an engagement ring is a truly, forever investment. Set in halos or hearts, the diamond in it should also be suitable, comfortable and fitting to make a happy forever for the wearer!
Do you know how to differentiate your diamonds like marquise from radiant?
What does the shape of a Diamond mean?
Buying a diamond is not all about pronging the glitter of your dreams, instead diamonds should be chosen with knowledge rather than on the basis of the trendiest diamond geezer advertisements!
You must have noticed that the eye-catchy factor of every diamond buyer guide for engagement rings is its versatility of choosing a diamond based on, the cuts. An equally important aspect to look at when choosing the shape of your diamond is with respect to how it fits with your slender fingers and your unique personality or style. The shape is the geometry of the structure or silhouette of your diamond.
Often used interchangeably, shape and cut of a diamond are distinct. Shape refers to the geometrical form of a diamond, while cut denotes the polishing efficiency of the diamond.
For example shape of a diamond can range from round, pear, and marquise to oval while the cut of a diamond can be the step, signature, round and square cuts, which analyzes the diamond's depth and angles of reflection.
What are the Ten Basic Shapes of Diamonds?
The costliest and the most popular diamond shape since ages, a roundly shaped diamond is also considered the best amongst most diamond experts. These cost more than the fancy shaped diamonds because a high carat weight of the diamond is chipped off while perfecting round cut brilliance!
An ideal round cut diamond maximizes the brilliance of light and fire, according to Tolkowsky- Diamond Design: A Study of the Reflection and Refraction of Light in Diamond.
What it says about you?
Infamous since the dawn of 20th century, Round Shaped diamonds are considered classic on a wearer and constitute 75% of the world's diamond demands. The hassle-free preference of the wearer is lucid and the brilliance, truly fires the discipline in personality!
Who does it fit the best?
These are ideal on slender long fingers, but if you have a habit of keeping short nails, this will not complement your finger. The same goes with short fingers.
Made from stones with cutting-edge clarity and high color density, Emerald Shape is made from edged bevels with a rectangular large facet. The length to width ratio of the diamond is 1.00: 1.90. The emerald cut diamonds are renowned for their half of mirrors effect and lack in high brilliance. The elegance of the diamond is visible when the light and dark planes interplay with light while observing dramatic flashes from these diamonds are common too.
Originally manufactured for cutting of emerald diamonds, emerald shapes are popular with contemporary celebrities.
Known as the trademark of glamorous art lover with a tint of vintage tastes, Emerald Diamonds are a personality statement too. With its long and slender, yet large facet, Emerald shape of diamonds refers to the cool streak in the wearer.
It fits best for people with long or for broad fingers but unfit for heavy hands.
Amal Clooney- from George Clooney, Beyonce- from Jay Z, Sarah Jessica Parker- from Matthew Broderick, Elizabeth Taylor- from Michael Todd and Grace Kelly- from Prince Rainier of Monaco.
Cut from an octahedron stone, princess cuts are also have the best cost-efficient shapes in diamonds. Polishing and burnishing a princess shaped diamond retains 60% of the rough stone. The maximum yield and efficiency of 900 corners, makes it a cost-efficient buy as it is priced lower and has cleaner angles.
The diamond has four shapes of equal length, also with rectangular shapes as length: width of 1.05 to 1.08. There are chances of additional inclusions and facets owing to the fact that Princess shape diamonds are cut from the rough edges of the corner stone.
Wearer of a princess shaped diamond suggests a ladylike or strongly feminine personality and taste. As the extra facets increase the brilliance and fire of the diamond, it is regarded as the best sparkling diamond for the fun-loving chic!
It is also regarded best for a person who loves the optimum mix of tradition with modern values.
The princess diamond shape fits best for most fingers, exclusively better for a person with broad fingers.
Cushion diamond has large facets structured as a square cut with rounded corners. One of the most popular diamond shapes that were de facto until 20th Century, Cushion cut diamonds are in the diamond jewelry trend since a few hundred years now.
Lesser in brilliance that round shaped diamonds, cushion shapes are referred to as pillow shapes and have better fire than all other diamond shapes. With three standard facets for pavilion, the cushion shaped diamond even has modified varieties with extra facets. The length to width ratio of the cushion shaped diamond is 1.00: 1.05.
Known for its vintage and antique look akin to emerald shaped diamonds, cushion diamond wearers are known for their romantic attitude. For people who care about clarity of a diamond, as well as the Carpe Diem personalities cushion shape of a diamond is ideal!
This diamond is best for people with long, short, slim and broad as well as heavy fingers.
An eye-catching symmetry like never seen before, Oval shaped diamonds are made from modified brilliant cuts. The best attractive feature of choosing your diamonds in oval shape is that it gives a heftier look to the diamond. This illusion of bigger size owes it to the large faucet and length to width ratio of 1.35:1.50.
If your dream design has side stones, it is optimum to choose an elongated oval diamond shape according to diamond experts when choosing an oval shape for your diamond ring.
Not caged within the conventions, you have a unique and exemplary taste in choosing your diamonds. This timeless gem emits an equal fire and brilliance as a round shaped diamond gives the wearer an innovative air.
This diamond is best for people with small hands and broad or short fingers. As the ring can be set in horizontal or vertical positions, you can further cross-check varied setting on your finger.
From narrow to fat, there are varieties of heart shaped diamonds in the trend ranging in the length-width ratio of 0.95 to 1.15. Depending on the skills of your gem cutter, the ratio will change. Improperly cut heart shapes will look flatter with a shadow effect, than the ideal heart shaped diamond.
The ideally symmetric heart shaped stone can be selected in various colors to add to its innate brilliance and fire.
A step above the romantics, a heart shaped ring is a personality statement of being sentimental, caring and loving. The heart shaped diamond is more of a novelty item with intimate values ideal for the lover duo engagements.
This diamond is best for people with small hands and short and broad fingers. The diamond complements the hand by giving it an elongated look.
The combination of two brilliant shapes- the round and the marquise, pear shaped diamond is worn with the pointy head directed towards the hand of the wearer. This shape has a length to width ratio of 1.40: 1.70, with the round end lining up the points and upper-lower curves uniformly forming the sides with no roughness or flatness around its edges.
From fat to slim, there are subjective variations that you can set or decide on the basis of the gem cutter skills at a jeweler. Pear shaped diamonds often portray a mild to lucid bow tie or teardrop look to the diamond, fit for wedding rings.
Amalgamated from the very best of marquise and round shaped diamonds, pear diamond wearer has a unique personality. The pear shaped ring is of high sentimental and romantic value, with a dash of celebratory teardrops!
Often referred as the drop cut diamond, a pear shaped diamond slenderizes your fingers, making it fit for people with heavy and shorter fingers as well as all other types of fingers.
Infamous as the football shaped diamond, marquise shape derives its etymology from Marquise of Pompadour who was proposed by King Louis XIV of France, designed in the shape of her perfect smile (mouth).
Marquise diamonds can range from varying degrees of fat to slim ratios of length to width such as 1.75: 2.15. With both sides on the marquise stone forming mirror-like images the points should be mutually aligned. Prongs should be set on the pointy heads to protect the stone and to preserve its perfect symmetry. The higher cost of stone owes it to the perfection of symmetry, achieved only by a skilled diamond cutter.
As the diamond is cut off the edges of its rough stone, minor inclusions and extra facets can impact the price of the diamond as well. This is one of the renowned diamonds, favored for its 'larger than the inside' effect.
The marquise wearers are 'out of the box' thinkers, often known for their dramatic tastes in jewelry. Made in the replica of Marquise of Pompadour's beautiful smile, the diamond is for the daring women who like a dab of opulence in their jewelry arsenal.
This diamond is best for people with short and broad fingers when the diamond is set in a horizontal position.
First of the square shaped diamonds, the radiant shaped diamonds have a brilliant-cut pattern of the facet, equally on both crown and the pavilion creating the highlights of princess and cushion shaped diamonds.
Variation of radiant shaped diamonds includes rectangular silhouettes where the diamond also projects like an emerald look with its bow-tie effect upon physical observation. The length to width ratio of the radiant shaped diamonds ranges from 1.00 to 1.35.
Set with the fiery brilliance of the roundly shaped diamonds, radiant shaped diamonds are rare to find and hence, one of the elite most engagement rings that refer to a luxury loving wearer.
This diamond is best for people with any kind of fingers, long, short, wide or slim fingers.
The asscher shaped diamond revived in 2002 and is a sought after shape at present. Portraying the pattern similar to the square emerald cut with broad and thin facets in step cut.
The first patented diamond shape, Asscher shape of diamonds derive an octagonal shape due to its trimmed corners. The timeless classic of asscher shaped diamond is of the length to width ratio 1:1, while the modern ones range up to 1.08. Owing to the open faucets that are cut in large steps, the colors are effectively highlighted on an asscher engagement ring.
With a high refraction of light happening on the gem in your ring, the asscher diamond wearer is a vintage lover with a striking uniqueness. The chunky look of the diamond in its trimmed corners enhances the cool streak in the wearer's personality.
This diamond is best for people with all types of fingers; the deciding factor on the asscher diamonds is the proportion of length to width of the stone.
Apart from the classic ten diamond shapes there are many more shapes in categories such as customized fancy cut diamond and old cuts such as Old Miner and Old European cut.


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Can Sweet 'N Low Stunt Cancer's Growth?
By University of Florida
March 28, 2015 Updated: March 28, 2015
Labeled as a cancer-causing chemical for decades and declared safe about 15 years ago, saccharin may actually inhibit the growth of cancer cells, according to new research.
The artificial sweetener shows considerable promise for its ability to block an enzyme upregulated in many cancers that helps tumor cells survive and metastasize, researchers say.
After testing its effectiveness on cancer cells, scientists believe saccharin could eventually lead to the development of drugs that treat highly aggressive cancers affecting the breast, liver, prostate, kidney, and pancreas, says Robert McKenna, professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at University of Florida.
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Surprise Discovery
The discovery might never have happened if not for Brian Mahon, a curious graduate research assistant who wanted to know how saccharin might affect the enzyme, carbonic anhydrase IX, which is found in aggressive cancers.
But Mahon didn't want to wait a week for an order of pure saccharin to arrive at the lab. "So we just went to a coffee shop and got some Sweet 'N Low. I said, 'Let's just try it' and we did and collected some data," he says.
After doing some initial experimenting, the researchers are collaborating with Susan Frost, professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, to look at saccharin's effect on breast cancer cells.
The researchers "literally took Sweet 'N Low and saccharin and showed that the rate of growth of the cancer cell slows down when you added it," says McKenna, lead author of the new paper that is published in the the journal Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry.
The researchers discovered that saccharin disrupts carbonic anhydrase IX's ability to regulate the cancer cell's pH level—its hydrogen ion concentration. That ultimately makes it harder for the cancer cell to grow and metastasize.
Targeting carbonic anhydrase IX is also an attractive option because it's not expressed in most other cells throughout the body, meaning that healthy tissue should remain unaffected even as cancer cells are weakened, McKenna says.
Any saccharin-based drugs would probably be used in conjunction with traditional cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation. A saccharin drug would slow the cancer's growth, providing the opportunity for radiation or chemotherapy to be more effective at killing off the cancer cell.
"It could help make conventional chemotherapy more effective," McKenna says.
'Bad Guy' Turned 'Good Guy'
The irony of a chemical that was once labeled a potential carcinogen now having potential as an anti-cancer agent wasn't lost on the research team. Studies in the 1970s linked saccharin to bladder cancer in laboratory rats, according to the National Cancer Institute.
Congress ordered further study and passed a law in 1977 that mandated a warning label. Later studies found that the cancer incidence in rats was irrelevant to humans, leading to a repeal of the labeling requirement in late 2000. The US Food and Drug Administration declared saccharin safe for consumption the following year.
"The public only remembers the negative attention. Saccharin was seen as the bad guy and it's definitely not the bad guy. It may actually be a good guy," McKenna says.
The researchers want to further test saccharin's effectiveness in cancer cells and eventually move to mouse models. This summer, they plan to submit grant requests that will allow additional study and build on the data that have been acquired.
Source: University of Florida This article was previously published on Futurity.org. Republished under under Creative Commons License 4.0.
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This is the second half of a doubleshot. If you missed it, check out this morning's post for BigAl's thoughts on the same book.
"The gap between the old Japan and the new is never so wide as when it tears open a young girl's heart… It's 1952 Japan, seven years since the war was lost to the Americans, seven years since Miyoko lost her father and the home of her birth. Now she must earn a living caring for the children of an American family at the nearby air base.
This story is told through Miyoko's eyes as she struggles with profound cultural changes that no doubt swept through Japanese society after World War II. The philosophical and physiological affect on Japanese women struggling between traditional values and the modern freedoms brought in from the west was exemplified through Miyoko's story.
The characters were well defined and the situations were believable. It was educational to see Japanese culture through Japanese eyes. We have all heard about how respected honor is to the Japanese people, but I doubt many understand the depths of the word as far as this society is concerned. I know I had to sit back to take it all in.
This is a wonderful story and I feel enlightened having read it. The lessons Miyoko learned are as complex as her history and are summed up in these two quotes. "Obedience without choice is not honorable. It is merely survival, without grace or joy." and "...to survive one must be able to bend without breaking." The story is how she came to realize these truths. The plot moves at a good pace as Miyoko struggles with her dilemma of how to keep harmony with her family, friends, and most of all her own secret heart. Outstanding job for a debut novel, Ms. Williams.
Ms. Williams has included a glossary of Japanese terms and family relations at the beginning of the book. I was a bit overwhelmed seeing these worrying I wouldn't be able to follow, but the author made it easy, it was a needless concern. My insecurities always jump to the forefront of my brain. I need to work on that.
Nothing at all jumped out at me with editing or formatting.
You are welcome, I am glad BigAl pushed me out of my comfort zone by asking me if I would like to do a Doubleshot with him.
I thought you handled the foreign words well and rarely looked at the glossary while reading the story. It was daunting to see it at the beginning and I am glad to hear the publisher agreed to move it. I could see it scaring some readers away.
Thank you for dropping in and commenting, Ms. Williams.


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Elon Musk shared images on his Instagram account today of the payload being loaded up on the first Falcon Heavy rocket that will ever launch – and it's a red Tesla Roadster. The SpaceX CEO previously said that he'd be launching exactly that on the spaceship, but then suggested he was joking – before the whole thing was confirmed again by SpaceX, and now made really official via this post.
Musk notes that rocket payloads for first test flights are generally just things that provide weight to simulate real cargo, like blocks of concrete or steel. He wanted to do something more interesting, so the Falcon Heavy set to launch early next year, which is currently at Cape Canaveral to undergo its final pre-launch tests, is being loaded up with a Tesla Roadster (original flavor, not the just-revealed updated edition).
The Roadster will also be playing David Bowie's Space Oddity, and is aiming to enter a "billion year elliptic Mars orbit," should the launch go perfectly to plan. There's at least a non-zero chance things won't go smoothly, however – Musk himself has suggested that the first Falcon Heavy could end with a rocket explosion sometime shortly after takeoff.
Either way, we now know that a Tesla vehicle will indeed be aboard the Falcon Heavy when it takes it inaugural flight – propelled by 27 Merlin engines, or essentially three Falcon 9 rockets strapped together.
SpaceX is also still looking to launch one more rocket in 2017, for the Iridium-4 mission planned for liftoff at 5:27 PM PST, which you can watch live here.


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Justia Lawyer Directory Domestic Violence New York Stottville Attorneys
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Douglas E. Coleman
Hudson, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 17 years of experience
(518) 369-0478	414 Union Street
Hudson,	NY 12534
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Michelle L. Haskin
Albany, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 27 years of experience
(518) 447-3383	20 Corporate Woods Blvd
Albany,	NY 12211
Domestic Violence, Divorce and Family
Michelle practices exclusively in the field of matrimonial and family law, concentrating on matrimonial and family law, custody, domestic violence, and interstate issues. She has extensive experience representing clients in both Supreme and Family Court.
Megan B. Van Aken
Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
I joined the Matrimonial and Family Law Department of McNamee Lochner P.C. in 2014. My practice is focused on Matrimonial Law, Family Court, Plaintiff's Personal Injury, and Civil Defense matters. With 20 years of experience, I am a skilled and accomplished civil litigator. Upstate New York Super Lawyers Magazine has honored me as a Super Lawyer for Family Law in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
In 1994, I received my B.B.A. from the University of Hartford. I earned my J.D. from Albany Law School of Union University in 1999. I am a member of the Capital District Women's Bar Association, Albany County...
Laura Hoffman
Clifton Park, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(518) 280-7715	28 Corporate Drive, Suite 103
Clifton Park,	NY 12065
Heather D. Harp
Highland, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 21 years of experience
(845) 219-5544	3548 Route 9W
Highland,	NY 12528
Domestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Thomas James Carr
(518) 218-7100	441 New Karner Road
Domestic Violence, Criminal and DWI
Thomas J. Carr, Esq. is a partner at Tully Rinckey PLLC and concentrates his practice in the area of Criminal Defense. Tom offers a full range of criminal litigation and courtroom services including misdemeanor and felony cases from pre-arraignment through trial. His proven litigation techniques and prosecutorial outlook are valuable in forming a viable defense strategy. Born in Galway, Ireland, Tom attended the National University of Ireland where he received his BA in Economics and Law. He was employed with the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin and then with the Department of Defense, Operations and Civilian Employee Bureaus in...
Lisa Pelosi
Poughkeepsie, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 41 years of experience
(845) 605-1101	35 Market St.
Poughkeepsie,	NY 12601
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal and DWI
"New York Criminal Defense Lawyer fighting for the rights of the accused. I have over 35 years expertise in criminal law. I am a former prosecutor. I handle federal and state cases, appeals and I'm a trial attorney. I am available to my clients 24/7 and you can always reach me on my cell phone. I've handled thousands of cases as an expert in criminal law from drug cases, DWI drunk driving arrests, DUI, domestic violence and abuse, rape and sex crimes, theft, burglary, fraud, homicides, to Desk Appearance Tickets "DAT." No case is too big or small. Tenemos abogados...
Anthony C. Cillis
Poughkeepsie, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 10 years of experience
(845) 554-7171	13 S. Hamilton Street
Domestic Violence, Criminal, Divorce and Family
Western New England College
Hudson Valley attorney with a focus on Criminal Defense and Matrimonial/Family Law.
Michael S Pollok
Red Hook, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 28 years of experience
(845) 758-3676	7472 South Broadway
Red Hook,	NY 12571
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DWI and Juvenile
Criminal defense lawyer Michael S. Pollok is an AV Peer Reviewed rated attorney who focuses his practice exclusively on criminal law in New York's local, state and federal courts. He has many years of expertise defending all types of criminal charges including DUI and is effective at handling plea negotiations, advanced motion practice, bail hearings, criminal trials, appeals, vacating warrants, post-conviction motions (including habeas corpus and other writs and petitions), regulatory investigations, post-conviction licensing hearings, applying for certificates of relief from civil disability and for good conduct, commutation or expungement proceedings, and mitigating other consequences resulting from a criminal conviction...
Samuel Philip Brooke
(845) 454-2540	31 Collegeview Avenue, Stop 1
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
John Anthony Pappalardo
White Plains, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 35 years of experience
(914) 761-9400	200 East Post Road
White Plains,	NY 10601
New England Law | Boston
John A. Pappalardo is a Partner in the law firm of Farber, Pappalardo & Carbonari. He has been an active matrimonial practitioner for 32 years handling moderate to very complex litigation involving matrimonial and family law cases. He oversees a very experienced matrimonial department. He also has a private matrimonial mediation practice, is certified in matrimonial collaborative law, sits as a matrimonial arbitrator, and is New York State Certified as an attorney representing children. He has served as Guardian Ad Litem in matrimonial proceedings and is admitted to the State and Federal Bar in New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts....
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David Ivan Bliven
White Plains, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(914) 468-0968	19 Court St.
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Attorney David Bliven graduated with honors from Syracuse University in 1993 with a B.A. in Sociology. He went on to serve as a judicial intern and statistician with the NYS Commission on City Court Judicial Reallocation with the Office of the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge.
David Bliven then attended law school at New York Law School, where he graduated with honors and ranked within the top 15% of his class.
He then worked in private practice for a year, doing mostly matrimonial work, before serving as a prosecutor for nearly 3 years with the NYC Administration for Children's Services. There he prosecuted...
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Jeremy Saland Esq.
New City, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(212) 312-7129	254 S Main St #500
New City,	NY 10956
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, DWI, Stockbroker Fraud and White Collar Crime
State University of New York - Buffalo
A criminal lawyer and both a former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney and local Westchester County Municipal Prosecutor, Jeremy Saland handles all matters that directly or indirectly "touch" the criminal justice system. Whether defending the accused in the Criminal Courts or Juvenile Justice System before or at trial, representing students in university Title IX proceedings and Dean Disciplinary Hearings, securing or challenging the issuance of Family Court Orders of Protection, protecting victims from matters ranging from Revenge Porn and Harassment to Extortion and Blackmail, or sealing the criminal case of a client who has paid his or her dues long ago,...
Jeffery L. Greco
(914) 898-8800	75 S. Broadway
Free ConsultationWhite Plains, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 17 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DWI and White Collar Crime
South Texas College of Law
I am a Federal & State criminal trial lawyer. I do not handle anything beside criminal defense matters in Federal + State court. I cut my teeth as a prosecutor in the third largest city in the U.S., handling narcotics and major felony cases. I rose to the level of Chief Prosecutor and then I left and took that trial experience with me. I switched sides to become a defense lawyer to protect my clients' constitutional rights that get trampled everyday. Based out of New York and Los Angeles, I am the Managing Partner in both New York +...
Michael H. Joseph
(914) 354-3809	203 E Post Rd
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfWhite Plains, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 22 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Business, Criminal and Personal Injury
Michael H. Joseph is an injury attorney serving New York City, NY, Manhattan, and White Plains. He is also a Partner at the Law Office of Michael H. Joseph, PLLC. He has devoted his career to representing people who were hurt in accidents at construction sites and other locations.
With more than a decade of experience representing clients, Mr. Joseph is an effective advocate in the courtroom, on appeal, at arbitrations, during mediations, and in administrative hearings. Since he understands how stressful and complicated life after an unexpected accident can be, Mr. Joseph vigorously advocates on behalf of injured individuals to...
Karen M. Jansen, Esq.
(914) 821-5200	445 Hamilton Ave.
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Appeals, Divorce and Family
"When representing clients, I am consciously aware of the stress associated with any type of litigation. I try to reduce that stress by being available on a nearly 24/7 basis to answer questions and head off potential problems. I pride myself on prompt return of telephone calls, and I am also sensitive to the importance of the cost considerations of effective representation." My work focuses on all aspects & types of Family Law including High Net-Worth/High Income Divorce, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Child Relocation, Alimony/Spousal Support/Spousal Maintenance, Property...
David Mejias
Glen Cove, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 25 years of experience
(516) 333-7777	1 Dosoris Ln
Glen Cove,	NY 11542
David Mejias is a Long Island attorney specializing in family law and divorce. He is a managing partner at Mejias, Milgrim & Alvarado where he has practiced law for 18 years. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Long Island Hispanic Bar Foundation, the charitable branch of the Long Island Hispanic Bar Association where he has previously served as President. In 2003, Dave Mejias became the first Latino elected to the Nassau County Legislature, where he served from 2004 to 2010. In 2013, Dave was recognized by Long Island Pulse as a Top Ten Legal Eagle, winning the...
Meg Gilmartin
Saratoga Springs, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(518) 888-6750	29 Spa Drive
Saratoga Springs,	NY 12866
Domestic Violence, Business, Estate Planning and Family
A 2007 graduate of Western New England University School of Law, Ms. Gilmartin spent nearly 30 years in Technical and Operational roles for a variety of manufacturers before her career in the law. Her most recent non-legal role was as Vice President of Global Quality and Regulatory Affairs for a mid-sized adhesive film manufacturer based in the UK. Ms. Gilmartin knows firsthand as a business executive what is required of a legal counsel in a business environment and the breadth of experience to understand the subtle ramifications of the decisions concerning the businesses of her clients. As the former North...
Shauky Michael Musa-Obregon
(914) 721-0865	199 Main St
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DWI and Immigration
S. Michael Musa-Obregon is the founder of New York City firm, Musa-Obregon & Associates, which focuses on helping those facing criminal charges, dealing with personal injury litigation, immigration issues, employment law, divorce, and intellectual property. He fully understands what is on the line for many of his clients and he strives to do everything on his end to help each individual secure the best possible outcome. Working tirelessly to investigate every aspect of your case and create a strong case strategy, you can feel secure placing your future in the hands of the team at Musa-Obregon & Associates. For more...
Jonathan Bradford Ripps
(845) 709-6644	254 S. Main Street
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal, DWI and Personal Injury
A versatile lawyer, Jonathan Ripps handles a wide array of cases. Whether you have been accused of driving under the influence of alcohol or victimized by somebody else's negligence, you can depend on this trusted lawyer for excellent legal advice and representation. A passionate and proactive attorney, he will work tirelessly to secure a favorable resolution for your current case. For the ultimate in criminal and traffic defense, personal injury and entertainment law, do not hesitate to turn to the Law Offices of Jonathan B. Ripps.
Jason C. Scott
Walden, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(845) 778-2121	158 Orange Avenue
Walden,	NY 12586
Jason C. Scott is an associate with the firm's litigation team practicing general civil and criminal litigation. In addition, he focuses on regulatory and compliance issues in health care. His experience in the health care field and as a litigator enable him to provide clients with the best possible representation in a broad range of legal matters.
Anthony Strazza
Domestic Violence, Criminal, DWI and Juvenile
Born and raised in New York, Attorney Anthony Strazza has 17 years of experience handling criminal cases in the Bronx, White Plains, and Westchester County, NY. He started his legal career as an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx. As a former prosecutor, he can use his unique insight into both sides of the courtroom to provide his clients with compassionate and effective legal representation. Attorney Strazza is not afraid to handle the most complex and serious cases, taking cases to trial if necessary. From state criminal charges to federal charges, he understands what it takes to get the best...
Hanna H Shoshany
White Plains, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 4 years of experience
(914) 949-9075	1311 Mamaroneck Avenue
Hanna H. Shoshany is a Criminal Defense Attorney. In addition to the high pressure advocacy involved in trial court appearances, Ms. Shoshany is skilled at legal research and preparation of motions and legal memoranda. Ms. Shoshany has worked on many criminal cases, in areas ranging from Sex Crimes, DWI's, Drug Offenses, Burglary and Robbery Offenses, Weapons Offenses, and homicides. In addition to Criminal Defense work, Ms. Shoshany has worked on a wide range of Civil Litigation cases. When she is not zealously defending her clients, Ms. Shoshany works as a Mock Trial Coach at Pace University School of Law,...
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Kim Rayner
Pearl River, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(845) 356-4600	One Blue Hill Plaza 5th Fl
Pearl River,	NY 10977
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDomestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Experienced and dedicated matrimonial Attorney. I will fight aggressively for your family. Call me today!
Kim M. Rayner joined the Law Offices of David I. Goldstein as an associate in 1998, and was made partner in 2008. She has over 20 years of experience as a matrimonial lawyer. As such, she has extensive litigation skills, developed through trials regarding custody, maintenance, child support, and equitable distribution. Ms. Rayner's experience is shown through her ability to form a trusting and enduring relationship with her clients. She zealously advocates for her client in and out of the courtroom, and is an...
Eugene Dougherty
(914) 263-7955	1 Barker Avenue, 2nd Floor
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce, Education and Family
Practice Areas Divorce Child custody, visitation,child support Separation Agreements Prenuptial Agreements Postnuptial Agreements Domestic abuse/child neglect Matrimonial law Education law Admitted to Practice United States Supreme Court New York New Jersey Education Pace University, J.D. Dean's List Ranking Scholar Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, M.A. State University of New York, B.A. Harvard Law School – Summer Institute for Lawyers, 1991 Awards Citation for Meritorious Service, U.S. Army Certificate of Appreciation, White Plains City Court Memberships New York State Bar Association – Family Law Section Westchester County Bar...
William Henig
Spring Valley, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 16 years of experience
(845) 418-5298	86 Route 59
Spring Valley,	NY 10977
The City University of New York School of Law
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Kevin James Reeves
HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 29 years of experience
(845) 494-5188	2345 Route 52 Ste 2-O
HOPEWELL JUNCTION,	NY 12533
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Daniel F. Gallivan
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Middletown, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 20 years of experience
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Cortlandt Manor, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 38 years of experience
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Glens Falls, NY Domestic Violence Attorney with 20 years of experience
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(716) 636-7600	6133 Route 219 South
Ellicottville,	NY 14731
Ellicottville, NY Domestic Violence Lawyer with 24 years of experience
State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law
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#include "stdio.h"
#ifndef mips
#include "stdlib.h"
#endif
#include "xlisp.h"
#include "sound.h"

#include "falloc.h"
#include "cext.h"
#include "clip.h"

void clip_free();

typedef struct clip_susp_struct {
    snd_susp_node susp;
    long terminate_cnt;
    boolean logically_stopped;
    sound_type s;
    long s_cnt;
    sample_block_values_type s_ptr;

    sample_type level;
} clip_susp_node, *clip_susp_type;

void clip_n_fetch(register clip_susp_type susp, snd_list_type snd_list)
{
    int cnt = 0; /* how many samples computed */
    int togo;
    int n;
    sample_block_type out;
    register sample_block_values_type out_ptr;

    register sample_block_values_type out_ptr_reg;

    register sample_type level_reg;
    register sample_block_values_type s_ptr_reg;
    falloc_sample_block(out, "clip_n_fetch");
    out_ptr = out->samples;
    snd_list->block = out;

    while (cnt < max_sample_block_len) { /* outer loop */
	/* first compute how many samples to generate in inner loop: */
	/* don't overflow the output sample block: */
	togo = max_sample_block_len - cnt;

	/* don't run past the s input sample block: */
	susp_check_term_log_samples(s, s_ptr, s_cnt);
	togo = min(togo, susp->s_cnt);

	/* don't run past terminate time */
	if (susp->terminate_cnt != UNKNOWN &&
	    susp->terminate_cnt <= susp->susp.current + cnt + togo) {
	    togo = susp->terminate_cnt - (susp->susp.current + cnt);
	    if (togo == 0) break;
	}

	/* don't run past logical stop time */
	if (!susp->logically_stopped && susp->susp.log_stop_cnt != UNKNOWN) {
	    int to_stop = susp->susp.log_stop_cnt - (susp->susp.current + cnt);
	    /* break if to_stop == 0 (we're at the logical stop)
	     * AND cnt > 0 (we're not at the beginning of the
	     * output block).
	     */
	    if (to_stop < togo) {
		if (to_stop == 0) {
		    if (cnt) {
			togo = 0;
			break;
		    } else /* keep togo as is: since cnt == 0, we
		            * can set the logical stop flag on this
		            * output block
		            */
			susp->logically_stopped = true;
		} else /* limit togo so we can start a new
		        * block at the LST
		        */
		    togo = to_stop;
	    }
	}

	n = togo;
	level_reg = susp->level;
	s_ptr_reg = susp->s_ptr;
	out_ptr_reg = out_ptr;
	if (n) do { /* the inner sample computation loop */
double x = *s_ptr_reg++; *out_ptr_reg++ = (sample_type) (x > level_reg ? level_reg : (x < -level_reg ? -level_reg : x));
	} while (--n); /* inner loop */

	susp->level = level_reg;
	/* using s_ptr_reg is a bad idea on RS/6000: */
	susp->s_ptr += togo;
	out_ptr += togo;
	susp_took(s_cnt, togo);
	cnt += togo;
    } /* outer loop */

    /* test for termination */
    if (togo == 0 && cnt == 0) {
	snd_list_terminate(snd_list);
    } else {
	snd_list->block_len = cnt;
	susp->susp.current += cnt;
    }
    /* test for logical stop */
    if (susp->logically_stopped) {
	snd_list->logically_stopped = true;
    } else if (susp->susp.log_stop_cnt == susp->susp.current) {
	susp->logically_stopped = true;
    }
} /* clip_n_fetch */

void clip_s_fetch(register clip_susp_type susp, snd_list_type snd_list)
{
    int cnt = 0; /* how many samples computed */
    int togo;
    int n;
    sample_block_type out;
    register sample_block_values_type out_ptr;

    register sample_block_values_type out_ptr_reg;

    register sample_type level_reg;
    register sample_type s_scale_reg = susp->s->scale;
    register sample_block_values_type s_ptr_reg;
    falloc_sample_block(out, "clip_s_fetch");
    out_ptr = out->samples;
    snd_list->block = out;

    while (cnt < max_sample_block_len) { /* outer loop */
	/* first compute how many samples to generate in inner loop: */
	/* don't overflow the output sample block: */
	togo = max_sample_block_len - cnt;

	/* don't run past the s input sample block: */
	susp_check_term_log_samples(s, s_ptr, s_cnt);
	togo = min(togo, susp->s_cnt);

	/* don't run past terminate time */
	if (susp->terminate_cnt != UNKNOWN &&
	    susp->terminate_cnt <= susp->susp.current + cnt + togo) {
	    togo = susp->terminate_cnt - (susp->susp.current + cnt);
	    if (togo == 0) break;
	}

	/* don't run past logical stop time */
	if (!susp->logically_stopped && susp->susp.log_stop_cnt != UNKNOWN) {
	    int to_stop = susp->susp.log_stop_cnt - (susp->susp.current + cnt);
	    /* break if to_stop == 0 (we're at the logical stop)
	     * AND cnt > 0 (we're not at the beginning of the
	     * output block).
	     */
	    if (to_stop < togo) {
		if (to_stop == 0) {
		    if (cnt) {
			togo = 0;
			break;
		    } else /* keep togo as is: since cnt == 0, we
		            * can set the logical stop flag on this
		            * output block
		            */
			susp->logically_stopped = true;
		} else /* limit togo so we can start a new
		        * block at the LST
		        */
		    togo = to_stop;
	    }
	}

	n = togo;
	level_reg = susp->level;
	s_ptr_reg = susp->s_ptr;
	out_ptr_reg = out_ptr;
	if (n) do { /* the inner sample computation loop */
double x = (s_scale_reg * *s_ptr_reg++); *out_ptr_reg++ = (sample_type) (x > level_reg ? level_reg : (x < -level_reg ? -level_reg : x));
	} while (--n); /* inner loop */

	susp->level = level_reg;
	/* using s_ptr_reg is a bad idea on RS/6000: */
	susp->s_ptr += togo;
	out_ptr += togo;
	susp_took(s_cnt, togo);
	cnt += togo;
    } /* outer loop */

    /* test for termination */
    if (togo == 0 && cnt == 0) {
	snd_list_terminate(snd_list);
    } else {
	snd_list->block_len = cnt;
	susp->susp.current += cnt;
    }
    /* test for logical stop */
    if (susp->logically_stopped) {
	snd_list->logically_stopped = true;
    } else if (susp->susp.log_stop_cnt == susp->susp.current) {
	susp->logically_stopped = true;
    }
} /* clip_s_fetch */

void clip_toss_fetch(susp, snd_list)
  register clip_susp_type susp;
  snd_list_type snd_list;
{
    long final_count = susp->susp.toss_cnt;
    time_type final_time = susp->susp.t0;
    long n;

    /* fetch samples from s up to final_time for this block of zeros */
    while ((round((final_time - susp->s->t0) * susp->s->sr)) >=
	   susp->s->current)
	susp_get_samples(s, s_ptr, s_cnt);
    /* convert to normal processing when we hit final_count */
    /* we want each signal positioned at final_time */
    n = round((final_time - susp->s->t0) * susp->s->sr -
         (susp->s->current - susp->s_cnt));
    susp->s_ptr += n;
    susp_took(s_cnt, n);
    susp->susp.fetch = susp->susp.keep_fetch;
    (*(susp->susp.fetch))(susp, snd_list);
}

void clip_mark(clip_susp_type susp)
{
    sound_xlmark(susp->s);
}

void clip_free(clip_susp_type susp)
{
    sound_unref(susp->s);
    ffree_generic(susp, sizeof(clip_susp_node), "clip_free");
}

void clip_print_tree(clip_susp_type susp, int n)
{
    indent(n);
    stdputstr("s:");
    sound_print_tree_1(susp->s, n);
}

sound_type snd_make_clip(sound_type s, double level)
{
    register clip_susp_type susp;
    rate_type sr = s->sr;
    time_type t0 = s->t0;
    int interp_desc = 0;
    sample_type scale_factor = 1.0F;
    time_type t0_min = t0;
    falloc_generic(susp, clip_susp_node, "snd_make_clip");
    susp->level = (sample_type) level;

    /* select a susp fn based on sample rates */
    interp_desc = (interp_desc << 2) + interp_style(s, sr);
    switch (interp_desc) {
      case INTERP_n: susp->susp.fetch = clip_n_fetch; break;
      case INTERP_s: susp->susp.fetch = clip_s_fetch; break;
      default: snd_badsr(); break;
    }

    susp->terminate_cnt = UNKNOWN;
    /* handle unequal start times, if any */
    if (t0 < s->t0) sound_prepend_zeros(s, t0);
    /* minimum start time over all inputs: */
    t0_min = min(s->t0, t0);
    /* how many samples to toss before t0: */
    susp->susp.toss_cnt = (long) ((t0 - t0_min) * sr + 0.5);
    if (susp->susp.toss_cnt > 0) {
	susp->susp.keep_fetch = susp->susp.fetch;
	susp->susp.fetch = clip_toss_fetch;
    }

    /* initialize susp state */
    susp->susp.free = clip_free;
    susp->susp.sr = sr;
    susp->susp.t0 = t0;
    susp->susp.mark = clip_mark;
    susp->susp.print_tree = clip_print_tree;
    susp->susp.name = "clip";
    susp->logically_stopped = false;
    susp->susp.log_stop_cnt = logical_stop_cnt_cvt(s);
    susp->susp.current = 0;
    susp->s = s;
    susp->s_cnt = 0;
    return sound_create((snd_susp_type)susp, t0, sr, scale_factor);
}

sound_type snd_clip(sound_type s, double level)
{
    sound_type s_copy = sound_copy(s);
    return snd_make_clip(s_copy, level);
}

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It was interesting to realize how little most Americans actually know about this war. For example, I had never heard that a virtually undefended Washington fell to the British. The English army burnt the Capitol building and then proceeded to the White House where they found the banquet room set for a reception that Dolly Madison had planned to hold that evening. The British officers held their own banquet in which they toasted to their victory and in the morning set the White House ablaze. The whole occupation only lasted about 24 hours. The Battle of New Orleans only lasted about 25 minutes, killing only about 70 U.S., but over 2000 British soldiers. Unfortunately, neither Andrew Jackson nor the British commanders knew that a peace treaty had been signed two weeks earlier.
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And, no, he is not the twin brother of Lincoln Ueda!
Legends and Masters beware: the "Kids" are coming.
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The kids' level, especially those kids under 15 (OMG), was especially high today, with a great level of control and aggressiveness that few of us though those kids could have. I'm not sure what they mix with their milk and cereal, but I certainly want the same-starting yesterday. Today, we witnessed jaw dropping sessions of skaters jumping from the deck to the bottom of the big pool (no, it's not a typo) and others slamming so hard on the concrete of the round pool that they were crying in pain, leaving us aghast, sharing the dolor in silence.
We witnessed aerials bigger, higher and bolder (bowlder?) and a festival of tricks like Caballerial, alley-oop body jars on the hip, blunts on the deep hip, finger and heel flips, stalefish, nollie blunts, slide'n rolls, hurricanes, 540's, judo airs, fontside airs, kick flips, lipslides into the corner, nollie to tail, nollie to smith, miller flips, 50-50 through the corner to fakie into Les twist and even some unknown in the skate bible.
At the end, even if the better ones got the trophies, we witnessed in amazement the next generation of vert skaters just cruising in the most prestigious pool of all: The Combi.
A big thanks goes out to Chef Steve Van Doren who cooked the now classic grill burgers and dogs. They were delicious as usual. Also, big congrats to his crew who got the pool party vibe going on all the time! Today was a pool party that we will never forget.
When the finals started, one of the first to drop in the big pool was Cory Juneau. But with excess confidence due to being the #1 qualifier runs of the morning, he fell after being magically lifted into the air with a gigantic frontside air and tweaked his knee on the bottom of the round pool on his run one out of four. After a couple of minutes of high anxiety amid the public, he stood up and did some great runs with big airs and even a Caballerial, but under immense stress, had to settle for the 4th place. Embassy team player Juan Piniero finished right behind him in 5th place thanks to alley-oop body jars on the hip, blunts on the deep hip, finger and heel flips. Archer Braun landed 6th with nollie blunts in the square pool, ollies in the corner and even a remarquable Caballerial.
On the podium was, 3rd, Chris Russell, the #1 WCS ranked Am for 2010, with some long and fast runs and smooth airs, frontside 360's, slide n rolls, hurricanes, leaving the 2nd place to Clay Kreiner with 5'+ airs and 540's.
And finally, kudos to the winner, Alex Sorgente who cruised the pool with long runs and a full book of record of stylish tricks including ollies, judo airs, fontside airs, kick flips, lipslides into the corner, nollie to tail, nollie to smith, miller flips, 50-50 through the corner to fakie into a Les twist.
Cory Juneau took the hardest slam, he stayed at the bottom of the round pool for a couple of minutes.
I though his leg was broken in pieces. Music was shut down; the silence was violent and intolerable.
he would have won the trophy. Next time maybe.
Yes, Mr. Embassy was here too.
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B.F.A. Industrial Design
Rhode Island School of Design 1980
Some of my earliest memories are of taking things apart, usually in such a way that they could not be put back together again. How things are put together - how they work - was a secret that I had to unravel. As Arthur C. Clark said, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." I wanted to learn the secret. Trying to discover how things work was eventually followed by trying to find out why things work - including human and social factors like behavior and economics. Using the rigorous analytical methods of my industrial design training I tried to figure out why things don't work. My work contemplates the relationship between artist, medium and product – and thus the very nature of art itself. It is a parody of parodies, which of course makes it a tribute as well, with no small irony.
SOFA Art Fair, Chicago IL
VW Contemporary, Greenwich CT
Moniker Art Fair, New York NY
Krause Gallery, New York NY
Art Market San Francisco, San Francisco CA
Keyes Art Gallery, Sag Harbor NY
Philadelphia Fine Art Fair, Philadelphia PA
Solo Show, George Billis Gallery, Los Angeles CA
Art Palm Springs, Palm Springs CA
Keyes Art Gallery, Wellington FL
SCOPE Art Fair, Miami FL
Harvest Festival, Southampton NY
George Billis Gallery, New York, NY
Batshit Crazy Man's Gallery, West Palm Beach FL
Solo Show, Thief and Liar Gallery, Sag Harbor NY
Reveal Art Fair, Saratoga Springs, NY
Art Market Hamptons
Sag Cinema Benefit, Sag Harbor NY
Benefit for The Retreat, East Hampton NY
Art Market San Francisco
SCOPE Art Fair, New York, NY
Mark Borghi Gallery, New York, NY
Art Palm Springs, Palm Springs, CA
George Billis Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
George Billis Gallery, New York NY
Form Art Fair, South Beach, Miami FL
Sofa Art Fair, Chicago
Solo Show, Monika Olko Gallery, Sag Harbor NY
RJD Gallery, Bridgehampton, NY
Janet Lehr Fine Art, East Hampton, NY
Springs Invitational, East Hampton NY
Vered Gallery, East Hampton, NY
RJD Gallery, Sag Harbor NY
Guild Hall, East Hampton NY
Chase Edwards Gallery, Bridgehampton NY
The Hamptons Dictionary (Platinum Edition), The Disinformation Company, 2008
The Hamptons Dictionary, Complete Fabrications Ltd., 2007
Nuke The Hamptons (.com), a simulator constructed in virtual reality, 2001
Miles Jaffe and art as an (ironic) tribute to the art, Collater.al, March 2019
As an Experiment ... ArtNet News, 12 March 2018
Exhibit Offers Wry Commentary, Hamptons ArtHub, 25 August 2017
The Son Also Rises, HC&G, 15 August 2017
Like Father, Like Son, Modern Magazine, Summer 2017
Discovery of Self, Sag Harbor Express, 12 May 2016
Providing Hope, American Art Collector, May 2016
Lifestyles of the Hamptons Rich and (In)Famous, BBC World News, 16 July 2008
Jitney Can't Take A Joke, Page Six, New York Post, 2 July 2008
Everything To Be 'Hample' in The Hamptons, New York Observer, 23 May 2008
Hangin' In The Hamptons, Newsday, 20 May 2008
Deeds & Don'ts, Hamptons Cottage and Gardens, 15 July 2007
Hamptons Redefined, Newsday, 2 August 2007
Slam Hamptons, New York Post, 1 July 2007
Explosive, Hamptons Magazine, 29 June 2007
Do You Speak Hamptonese, Dan's Papers, 4 July 2007
New Lexicon Skewers The Hamptons Lifestyle, The Southampton Press, 7 June 2007
The Hamptons Dictionary, East Hampton Star, 6 June 2007
A Devil's Dictionary for the Hamptons, Sag Harbor Express, 31 May 2007
The End of the Hamptons, Corey Dolgon, New York University Press, 2005
Guilty Pleasures, New York Magazine, 2001
Bomb the Base, Financial Times (London), 23 June 2001
Hot Summer, W Magazine, June 2001
Rebel in Paradise, New York Observer, 28 May 2001
Hamptons Road Warriors Get a War Game, Newsday, 16 June 2001