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i think coke has more carbonation and is less sweet. plus when i was growing up we never had pepsi in the house. occasionally we might enjoy 7-up, dad's rootbeer, mug rootbeer, fanta orange soda, sprite, dr. pepper, royal crown cola, grape soda, and even my mom's diet soda but NEVER pepsi
i know this question is a lighting rod for a very heated debate
Re: COKE OR PEPSI & WHY?
and I get into it ALL the time. COKE TASTES BAD! There, I've said it. Pepsi tastes good and Coke tastes bad - it really is that simple. When you get a chance, do a taste test. You'll get an 'odd' aftertaste with Coke, but not Pepsi. [truth-in-advertising disclaimer: I am seriously addicted to the stuff - I can't even remember a day that I haven't had one - I think Hugh Hefner is too - so we have ONE thing in common, at least!)
Coca Cola is first with me, but Pepsi is fine too. Not sure I could tell the difference in a blindfolded test. I'm addicted; at least 3-4 of one or the other every day. Like the new little coke cans, they minimize my overindulgence.
Rule of thumb: all brown sodas are terrible, all white sodas are good.
And Fresca is clearly the best, although the recent introduction of Peach Citrus and Black Cherry Citrus flavors has me running to hide under the bed.
coke. why? coke and pepsi are about equal, but...
Surge(R.I.P.) was way better than Mountain Dew, Mellow Yellow is about equal.
Powerade is way better than than that sports drink with the lightening bolt on the bottle.
Really though, for how much cheaper it is, why not just drink the generic stuff
was he in a james bond movie?
yeah, wasn't he the voodoo shaman (had a skull painted onto his face) with Roger Moore? - set in Nawlins - the title escapes me. I can clearly see his face and hear his basso profundo - name escapes me too.
That's him, but he's more known as a stage actor, choreographer, painter, and on and on and on... A truly incredibly talented guy.
I'm still not coughing up his name though. It'll come to somebody soon enough, I'm sure. (or somebody will cheat and Google, like usual)
Coke over Pepsi but Diet Pepsi over Diet Coke.
Dr Pepper rules them all though. Especially the real cane sugar DP made in Dublin TX.
no name, but here's the pic - BOO!
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I've been a big Coke guy my whole life, even though I will enjoy an occasional Pepsi. I've paid the price for my Coke addiction(lol) since I usually drink 4-6 cans a day, and sometimes more in the summer. I saw my weight at the end of this spring(track season, when I do precious little working out of my own) balloon to 189 lbs. from my "normal" 175-180. Then Coke Zero came out in June, and with not a whole lot more lifestyle changes than that over normal Coke, I dropped down to 172 in 1 1/2 months. Taste is very similar to regular Coke, and MUCH better than Diet Coke.
Can my competitive weight of 160-163 lbs be far away? That's my goal by the end of the year, without having to resort to interval training lol.
All hail Coke Zero!
I was a Cokeaholic for many years, until my doctor diagnosed my " bladder infection" which was causing frequent urination as diabetes.. made me switch to diet sodas.. hate Diet Coke... Diet Pepsi and Diet Root Beer not so bad but actually have developed a taste for Diet Dr. Pepper.. still no substitute for real Dr. Pepper... Now on the rare occasion when I drink a "real" Coke, it is too carbonated, or something...
Have always preferred Coke to Pepsi, but I have stopped drinking Coke in the last year in my effort to loose weight, and I do not expect to start drinking it again unless its my only only option. Unfortunately, I had to stop drinking beer to reach my weight goal (BMI of 168 pounds), which I accomplished this week.
Name is Geoffrey Holder. I first remember him from an episode of "It Takes A Thief" (Robert Wagner). Can proudly say I've never seen a Bond movie that didn't have Sean Connery in it. Roger Moore? Phaw! (Moore will always be the quintessential "Saint" to me)
there are those actors who become the part and no other actor on the planet can even come close to the character. some of my examples-
mr. lector
raging bull
larry of arabia
and none of these examples may rival how great sean connery was as 007
To play devil's advocate, we know how truly great Connery was because we've seen the competition. In your other examples, nobody has taken on the exact same role, so it's possible they don't represent the apex.
Off the top of my head, not sure I can think of any examples where the second guy in the queue is every viewed as an improvement, but there must be some.
I suppose we could spend countless hours debating the merits of Dick York vs. Dick Sargent as the best Darrin Stephens
Dirk Benedict as Lt "Faceman" Peck in the A-Team. The original Faceman for the pilot was Tim Dunigan.
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cur-mud-geon: anyone who hates hypocrisy and pretense and has the temerity to say so; anyone with the habit of pointing out unpleasant facts in an engaging and humorous manner
Political Overload...
I am overloaded with politics! This election for president has been going on seemingly forever. Obviously, it has been going on for nearly two full years. The two final candidates have spent nearly $1 billion between the two of them. They have filled the airwaves with television and radio advertisements and they have filled the newspapers and mailboxes with written advertisements.
In addition to the presidential campaigns, we have been inundated with congressional campaigning and local senate and assembly campaigning. Telephones have been ringing with 'get out the vote' campaigns and with 'robo calls'. Lawn signs have seemed to grow for the past three or four months. Early voting has been going on for a month or better.
Darling/Wasserman Election Update...
There has been much ado over the signing of a "No Tax" pledge by Rep. Wasserman and whether or not he violated his pledge. This issue has been debated and both candidates have gone after the topic vigorously.
Rep. Wasserman appeared on the Mark Belling Show on WISN 1130AM last Friday to specifically refute the claim that he had violated his pledge.
I Discovered A New Disease...
Recently I was diagnosed with A.A.A.D.D. - Age Activated Attention Deficit Disorder.
Village Buzz - November 4th...
Wow, voting day is finally here and my telephone will quit ringing so much, my mailbox will be less cluttered and I can either celebrate or cry in my proverbial beer. This election 'season' has seemed to go on forever. Several things are at top of mind this morning...
Milwaukee Police Unit Disbanded...
Post-Election Thoughts...
First, thank goodness that the elections are essentially over this morning. This seemed a particularly grueling election season although I don't quite understand why.
From a personal perspective, I won some and lost some; probably like many of you. Now, I'm trying to determine what I think will be happening as the result of the votes made yesterday and earlier by absentee ballot. I haven't even thought about the national implications, but have some ideas about our state and local implications.
A Little Joy For Us All...
This is a very nice little slide show set to music that might give you a bit of an uplift for the day after the elections.
Village Buzz - November 6th...
GEA Members Protesting...
I have learned that teachers in Germantown, members of the Germantown Education Association, are apparently protesting by wearing black clothing, or black armbands and pins over their lack of a contract that expired a few months earlier.
From Where Will President Obama Govern?
Now that the dust of the election returns has begun to settle, the talk of the governance approach of our new president has taken flight. I have read several pieces that discuss this subject and heard several discussions on the same subject. The Wall Street Journal had an excellent editorial today titled Obama's Real Opposition.
The subject of that piece was the old line liberals who will be pushing and pulling President Obama as they wish, to make him decide as they wish him to decide.
Further Glimpse At Our State's Future...
The voters in Wisconsin have decided that the Democrats are going to run the state for at least two years. They control state government and can, if they choose, push their way past any Republican opposition. That remains to be seen, however I suspect the power vested in the Democrats will be too much for them to resist. Just as there is a 'pent-up demand' in the Democrat majority in Washington, there is also that same force at work in Madison.
Some of the things I expect we'll see include (in spite of my protestations):
Smoking Bans that apply to all public buildings, and some outdoor public spaces across the state...
These bans will follow the patterns set by some municipalities and counties that have taken action already. The ban will probably include taverns and gaming establishments. The ban will not attempt to outlaw tobacco products but could also include additional taxation above and beyond that we've seen in the recent past.
These bans will, unfortunately, trample on the property rights of business owners. Tavern owners should be given the right to determine if they will appeal to non-smokers or to smokers. Cigar bars and retail smoking parlors should be permitted to continue to exist. Second-hand smoke and its dangers to employees will be the mantra and "property rights be damned" will be the battle cry.
Expansion of state-funded health care plans...
There will be little or no opportunity for a rational discussion of those already existing programs where lessons could be learned because the controlling party members want no such 'light of day' to shine on their ideas. That proved too damaging in the past, and they have the raw power to ram this through.
We risk moving too far down this slippery slope so as to inhibit a return in the future as this behemoth proves to have been the wrong decision. These incursions in the 'free marketplace' will carry a dastardly price tag.
There will likely be more 'mandated benefits' than in the past in spite of the fact that a significant part of our cost issues can be laid at the feet of existing over-zealousness on this front.
Education Economics...
I am convinced that the QEO (qualifying economic offer) provisions in place now will be eliminated or significantly altered and that this will lead to higher taxes within a year.
I expect that there will be a significant change in the manner in which education is funded and there is a present danger that, without adequate debate, those results will be skewed toward the establishment and not the students and taxpayers.
I expect to see limitations on alternative forms of education such as home schooling, Internet Schools, school choice and on and on. WEAC owns the Democrats and it will demand its payback.
Increased Taxes...
At the very time when our state should be cutting expense to reduce the tax burden, it will add expense. The state budget is already some $3 to $4 billion underfunded.
Mandated programs implemented at the state level are unlikely to be adequately funded, so localities will be forced to increase their taxes to comply.
Caps on local tax increase rates will be lifted or significantly modified so that property taxes can and will increase more often and at higher amounts. There is never 'enough' money and there are always 'good programs' that really need to be enacted.
Village Buzz - November 7th...
Sendik's Food Market 60 Days Later...
I have yet to encounter a Sendik's associate who wasn't happy to be there and who wasn't happy to help me.
Current & New Presidents...
I find myself in a contemplative mood following the election last Tuesday. I was not a Barack Obama fan but he is our president-elect and will guide us, in conjunction with the Congress, over at least the next four years. He is my president-elect and, as he said during his press conference yesterday, "We have only one president at a time." I really want him to be successful!
There were three articles on the Opinion pages of the week-end Wall Street Journal this morning that I found particularly appropriate in these days of transition. Maybe you'll find them such as well.
They Never Know...
They never know just what to expect when a call comes in; in the case of the Mequon police officer responding to a domestic disturbance call yesterday, the uncertainty became a known very quickly.
The call took the officer to an address in the vicinity of 76th (Wauwatosa Road) and Mequon Road...not far from our placid village.
Village Buzz - November 10th...
Reminder: MATC Secession Hearings Tomorrow
My apologies for this re-hash concerning the MATC public hearings but it is important that anyone interested in making comments is in attendance at one or the other of the two sessions scheduled for Tuesday, November 11th:
Tuesday, November 11th from 2:00PM to 5:00PM
Menomonee Falls Public Library
Tuesday, November 11th from 6:00PM to 8:00PM
Menomonee Falls Community Center
Veterans Day 2008...
Happy Veterans Day!
Veterans Day is sometimes confused with Memorial Day, but it is in honor of all people who have served their country in uniform rather than honoring only those who have given their lives for their country while in uniform.
The Bill Of Rights...
A Journal Sentinel editorial this morning implored us to take this time to read or re-read the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to our Constitution. That seemed a very good idea during this time of political transition and on a day honoring veterans who have served to defend our constitutional rights.
Amendment I
$5 Billion? From Whom Will That Come?
A few short weeks ago, our governor mentioned that we would be contending with as much as a $3 billion budget shortfall in the next biennium.
A few days ago, that number was escalated to as much as $4 billion. At that time, the governor was quoted as saying that he would do everything possible to avoid having to increase taxes.
Village Buzz - November 13th...
Sheriff's Department Gathers Kempinski Records...
JSOnline and the print edition of the Journal Sentinel have an article by Don Behm discussing a search warrant that was used to pick up records that included campaign finance reports and receipts. According to that article, some 30 documents were removed from the Village Hall on Friday, November 7th.
Schools & Education...
The angst that followed the election concerning the defeat of the referenda items has subsided a bit. I want to explore the whole subject of education in our community and state, and have been discussing many issues with those involved including school board members from communities in Wisconsin, educators and taxpayers. I have no idea how long this series will run, but the input of the citizenry is important and I hope this might provoke some additional rational discussion.
Hedged Promises & Bail-out Expectations...
Hedged promises...
Promises are made in every election campaign, and especially in presidential election campaigns. We're told that one candidate will do this for us and the other will do that for us. We are made promise after promise, almost on the order of a 'can you top this' game.
9-1-1 Humor...If There Is Such A Thing
The following are purportedly actual 9-1-1 calls captured from the Nashville, TN system:
Dispatcher: 9-1-1 What is your emergency?
Schools & Education, Part Two...
First, there was a story by Thomas J. McKillen in the November 15th edition of Germantown Express News concerning the November 10th School Board meeting. In that story there were quotes attributed to Jon Stachowiak who is the President of the Germantown Education Association. The article stated:
"GEA President Jon Stachowiak opened his remarks...by noting that Germantown ranked 'number one in all levels' on the WKCE test scores out of 50 school districts in southeast Wisconsin."
Schools & Education, Part Three...
While we are discussing the area of compensation, I want to take a 'hypothetical' person whom we'll name Jane Doe, and look at her compensation package.
Jane is in her 10th year with the school district. She has a Master's degree with less than 15 hours of added credit. This places her in lane 4 and step 10 of the 'matrix' we discussed yesterday. Assuming that Jane had her Master's degree in the 2006-2007 school year, her base salary would've been $47,937. In the 2007-2008 school year, her base salary was $49,703, an increase of some 3.7% even though there was no new contract settled and, thus, no new pay schedule in place.
Schools & Education, Part Four...
I want to shift the focus now to the Wisconsin Education Association Council, or WEAC as it is commonly known. Following this, we'll look at the WEAC affiliate that delivers health and other insurance coverages.
WEAC is among the state's 800 lb. gorillas so far as labor organizations are concerned. It touts having some 98,000 members. Its history shows a start in 1853, some 8 years after Wisconsin became a state. It became known as WEAC in 1972 following adoption of collective bargaining laws for public employees in Wisconsin.
Village Buzz - November 19th...
Surprise, Surprise...
I'm sure this must come as a great shock to us all.
Schools & Education, Part Five...
Today we'll explore the WEAC insurance companies called WEA Insurance Group.
The WEA Insurance Group is composed of five organizations:
WEA Insurance Trust
WEA Insurance Corporation
WEA Tax Sheltered Annuity Trust
WEAC Member Benefit Trust
WEA Property & Casualty Insurance Company
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This is really about Wisconsin and its plan to require all small businesses (50 or fewer employees) to have health insurance.
A Daily Dose Of "Feel Good"...
I wrote about 'slippery slopes' back on October 15th. It seems that things have gotten progressively worse since then. We are, if we permit it, deluged with bad news. That can take a real toll on us if we permit.
I know it isn't happening this often, but seemingly I read about another 'intervention' on a daily basis. This morning I learned that you and me have bailed out Citibank with $20 billion of our dollars and more to follow that in the form of protecting that company against some $300 billion of bad investments.
Winners & Losers...
Our political system creates winners and it creates losers. It has done that since there was a political system. It does that no matter the party in power. We are watching the reshuffling of the seats of power in Washington now, and that is a great thing to watch since it did not involve a military coup or the forceful overthrow of one regime in favor of another.
The winners and losers are being resorted as the result of the most recent election. It is interesting to me that I see many of the same faces that I recall seeing over the course of time. They seem to ebb and flow almost like the tides. They may be "out of favor" for awhile and then they're back "in favor". In their cases, there is relatively little difference between the two except that there may be more prestige when they're "in favor". Money always seems to flow in their direction although it can be diminished when they are "in favor" if that means they hold an office in the government of our country.
Corporate Jets & Hypocrisy...
There is an excellent opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal this morning written by Fay Vincent, former baseball commissioner. He discusses his earlier experiences while working in the Securities and Exchange Commission and reviewing the reports of corporate executive perks.
The theatrics we observed during the recent automobile executives' testimony only serves to remind us of the 'classes' that exist in our society. That was very effective as a tool to embarrass the executives, but it played a spotlight on what, to me, is at least as serious a problem as are corporate jets in our present economic situation.
Happy Thanksgiving...
May we each develop and maintain a daily "Attitude of Gratitude".
Mumbai Attacks...
We are regularly reminded that we are part of a world that has significant threats. Regardless of who backed this group of terrorists, we need to admit...on both sides of our political aisle...that terrorism is very real, that it is and will remain persistent, and that we must go wherever required to thwart it.
The bodies are still being removed from the ten or twelve places that were attacked, but we know that hundreds were slaughtered. Apparently some were slaughtered because they were Americans, some because they were British and some because they were Jews.


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NUMBER 68. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1895. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution, unsec-tarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 255 students in College, Normal, College-Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 275 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga.; library of 8,000 vols., apparatus and other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment {except about $33,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $20,000 a year in donations fro7n its ft lends, to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year, over and above the nominal tuition fees paid by the student. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards, or any smaller sums, are solicited for general current expenses. Remittances of donations, or inquiries for further information, may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D, Atlanta, Ga. The school year has opened auspiciously. The present enrollment exceeds by thirty the total enrollment of last year, and the attendance in the higher classes is a third more than last year. This is especially encouraging, from the fact that when the grades were given up a year ago, it was feared that this might cut off, to some extent, the supply of students for advanced work. The Freshman class is the largest in the history of the University. With the legacy from the estate of Mr. Cassedy, we are making some needed improvements, such as building a new bridge across Hunter street, putting new furniture into the dormitories, and painting Stone Hall and the barn. Very much more ought to be done in this line. Rev. Wm. P. Fisher, of Brunswick, Maine, is spending a few months at the University, and is filling an important gap by teaching a class in civics, and preaching each Sunday. He is also helping in Bible study and in English composition. He has plans for rendering other assistance in the work of the University. Mr. George G. Bradford of Boston, one of our newly-elected trustees, has spent several days at the University in examining patiently and thoroughly the Institution, and especially the finances and method of keeping accounts. He will make a report to the Atlanta University Association in Boston, of which he is treasurer. Before he left, he intimated that his disappointments were happy ones, and that the scope and importance of our work is much greater than he had supposed. Mr. Bradford is a prominent member of the Boston Quiz Club, which annually offers prizes to our students for composition and oratory. Thirteen new members were added to the Christian. Endeavor Society, and fifteen to the Young Men's Christian Association, Sunday, October 27. We print two letters from graduates that will interest their old school acquaintances, and also, we hope, other friends of the Institution, who will like to learn what our graduates are thinking and doing. We hope to have such letters for every number of the Bulletin. Will graduates please send them to us ? We have been favored with a large number of visitors the past month, and the following names are copied from our register : Hon.Wm. T. Harris, U. S. Commr. of Education, Washington,, D.. C; Daniel C. Gilman, President Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, M. D.; James MacAlis-ter, President Drexel Institute, Philadelphia; Rev. H. B.Turner, Chaplain Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va.; Prof. H. H. Wright, Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cabell, Henderson, Ky; Arthur H. Bronson, Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. Charles T. Catlin, Brooklyn, N. Y.Geo. G. Bradford, Boston, Mass.; Mary Schenck Woolman, Teachers' College, New York; Mrs. K. N. Gere, Syracuse, N. Y.;< Grace H. Dodge, New York. John C. Poland, Boston, Mass.; Frank R. Wilkie, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Prouty, Spencer, Mass.; Prof. and Mrs. W. O. At-water, Middletown, Conn.; C. H. Harding, London, Eng.; Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lovett, West Newton, Mass.; R. D. Rich-ard, Summit, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Douglas, Plymouth Mass.; C. H. Piper, Jamaica Plain, Boston; Wm. E Benson, Towalega, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. D.W.Wilder, Bellows Falls, Vt; Mrs. Estelle M. H. Merrill (Jean Kincaid), and Miss Grace S. Rice, Cambridge; Dr. Weidner and Miss Folsom, Hampon, Va.
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Fork: Edge tapered 1.5" (340)
Headset FSA Orbit tapered (80)
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NUMBER 147 ATLANTA, GEORGIA JUNE, 1904 For statement of the work of Atlanta University see last page. COMMENCEMENT WEEK It was the general opinion that the Commencement season just passed was one of the very best ever known in this institution. The attendance was excellent, the exercises good, and every thing seemed to conspire in our favor. The Phi Kappa Anniversary This was held on Friday night, May 20. The orator was Rev. Dr. E. R. Carter, pastor of Friendship Baptist church in this city, who spoke on the subject, Reading. His address was outside of the beaten track, and was especially interesting and suggestive. Baccalaureate Sermon An account of this is given elsewhere. Class Night Exercises These drew a large crowd, being held in the chapel on Monday night. They were of the usual order, and well rendered. The graduates and their friends are to be congratulated upon the evident interest taken in their class. Ninth Annual Conference This is fully reported elsewhere. Wednesday Forenoon At the close of the chapel exercises brief remarks were made by Rev. J. H. Twichell and Mr. Hugh Young, both of the board of trustees. These were followed by the annual inspection of the industrial work. Annual Meeting of the Trustees This was held Wednesday afternoon, and the usual routine business was transacted. The former officers and committees of the board were re-elected, and Mr. Harvey Edward Fisk of New York City, the well known banker, was elected to the board in place of Mr. Paul Romare, deceased. The honorary degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon the following graduates: Rev. James A. Bray, of the class of 1893, president of Lane College, Jackson, Tenn.; Prof. Benjamin F. Allen, of the class of 1894, president of Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo.; Mr. Nathaniel W. Collier, of the class of 1894, president of the Florida Baptist College, Jacksonville, Fla.; and Mr. James W. Johnson, formerly principal of the largest public school in Florida, and now a student in Columbia University, New York. In each case the degree was conferred in recognition of conspicuous success in educational work, three of the recipients being presidents of important State or denominational institutions, and, in the case of Mr. Johnson, also for marked success in the fields of law, literature, and musical composition. Alumni Meeting and Banquet The graduates held their usual business meeting after supper Wednesday night, following it by a brief public service in the chapel. This was especially in honor of the class of 1894, six of whose members were present. This meeting was addressed by Pres. Bumstead, Prin. W. B. Matthews. {'90), president of the alumni association, and Prof. G. A.Towns and Mr. Jas.W. Johnson of the class of 1894. The graduates then adjourned to the dining room, where the annual banquet was held. The speaking was by Pres. Bumstead, Rev. F. H. Means of Winchester, Mass., of the board of trustees, Prof. Webster, Rev. E. J. Penney and Pres. W. H. Crog-man ('76), Mrs. L. S. Ingraham and Miss Ella E. Davis ('94). Commencement Exercises These were held at the customary time on Thursday, and were of an unusually high order. The six college graduates spoke, and five of the nineteen normal graduates. The places of honor upon the program were held by Annadel Chase King and George Carey Mack for the college class, and G.Virginia Perry and Nellie D. Lewis for the normal class. Those publicly announced as ranking With Honor were: from the class of 1904, Annadel Chase King, and from the class of 1906, Bazoline Estelle Usher. Announcement was made of the honorary degrees voted by the board of trustees. The Commencement Address was given by Mr. Frank B. Sanborn of Concord, Mass., upon the subject, The Education of the Race and of the Races. A fuller report of this interesting address is given elsewhere. President's Reception This event, taking place Thursday night and largely attended, brought to a close the exercises of the week. EDUCATION OF THE RACE AND THE RACES We give to our readers the following extracts from the admirable Commencement address of Frank B. Sanborn of Concord, Mass. Shakespeare called all the world a stage, and so it is; but it has a nobler use than to amuse or perplex; he might better have said, "All the world's a school." We begin in its lowest class, as infants, and we go on from one required or elective course to another, and the education of the individual is never finished until he himself is finished, and graduates into a world invisible; where, for the sake of the wisest as well as of the most foolish, we must fervently hope our education is continued. And as it is with the single individual, so has it been and so must it be with the human race,—they are forever at school. And the separate races of men who make up the grand aggregate we call mankind,—these, too, must get their lessons, and as they go forward in education, must teach what they have acquired to other and different races, as well as to their own children. .... Now, in this age-long training-school of mankind, many changes have occurred since the term began. Here one race has taken the class for instruction,—has imparted what it knew better than other races, and has then taken a back seat, and given up the blackboard and the pointer, the desk and the ferule to some other race or branch of a race, which had then acquired something useful for the rest of the family to know. Egypt was our teacher for a few centuries, and Moses was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians; then Chaldea and Babylon had something to say, and taught mankind from their brickbat libraries; then Assyria, Judea, Athens, Alexandria and Rome continued our schooling in one art or practical science and another. Next the so-called Dark Ages set in; the schoolroom seemed to be shut up, and mankind reverting to ignorance; but lo! Arabia took up the schoolmaster's trade and taught us our system of numbers, improved our music and architecture, and handed along the torch of Greek wisdom to Spain and the nations of southern Europe. And where, all this time, was our own much-vaunted Anglo-Saxon race? where were the noble Normans, the all-wise Germans, the accomplished Poles, Austrians and Hungarians? Dwelling in forests, hunting the wolf and bear for their skins to clothe themselves, and behaving themselves much like the wolves they hunted towards their brothers and neighbors. .... In this perpetual school of civilization and religion, our chief instructors, among all the races, have been the despised Hebrews and the long- [Continued on page 4.]
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Pitching dominated Tuesday's opening day of play in the Rebel Spring Games for the Indiana State softball team, which defeated Bucknell 2-0 before falling 2-0 to Creighton.
"The girls did a great job in the first game getting a couple runs," ISU coach Shane Bouman said. "We leaned on [sophomore] Yvette Alvarez who pitched really well. We probably got as much as we could out of her and probably should have changed earlier so put that on me. We have a couple little things we can clean up and get a little better and we will be ready to go tomorrow."
Oh snap: Reed's 18-game hitting streak falls in No. 20 UK's loss at No. 16 IU
No. 16 Indiana mounted two-run rallies in the first and fourth innings and the Hoosiers ended the hitting streak of Terre Haute native A.J. Reed at 18 games to post a 7-2 win over No. 20 Kentucky on Tuesday.
Despite going hitless, Reed remains the NCAA leader in home runs (8) and RBI (28) for a potent Wildcats' offense.
Kentucky (13-4) dropped its first game with the Hoosiers in the last four meetings, with the meeting marking the first time in modern UK history (2003-present) that the two teams faced off as top-20 foes.
Munn named MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Indiana State leads the Missouri Valley with six of the MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards after Anna Munn earned the recognition Tuesday for the 2013-14 season.
Munn joins Kourtney Mennen (2003), Melanie Boeglin (2006), Laura Rudolphi (2007) and Kelsey Luna (2009 and 2010) as winners of the award, which began in 2002.
ISU win streak at 12
Ryan Keaffaber recorded his sixth save in seven opportunities Monday as Indiana State won its 12th straight college baseball game, holding off a rally by visiting Western Illinois for a 7-4 victory on Bob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium.
Another Rose freshman making big splash
The Rose-Hulman men's swimming team received a much-needed boost last season when a talented freshman from Ohio entered to set school records, rack up conference titles and qualify for the NCAA Division III championships. So when the Rose women's swimming team needed a boost this season, what did it do? Yep, the Engineers found another talented freshman from Ohio to do pretty much the same things.
Metro sports: Indiana State's Abdul-Qaadir honored by MVC again
Bilquis Abdul-Qaadir of Indiana State has been named Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week for women's basketball, the league announced Monday.
Guts, sweat, tears: Sycamores fall to perfect Shockers
No one on Indiana State's men's basketball needed to say a word about the Sycamores' 83-69 loss to Wichita State in Sunday's Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship game.
Todd Golden: Sycamores ran with the best
It's hard to run with Secretariat. Secretariat, for the uninitiated, won horse racing's Triple Crown in 1973 and famously stormed to victory in the Belmont Stakes by an unfathomable 31 lengths. Secretariat is widely considered to be the greatest thoroughbred of all time, and his Belmont performance is one of sports' all-time greatest moments. In Missouri Valley Conference terms, Wichita State is Secretariat.
FROM THE PRESS BOX: Odum rises to WSU challenge
When you're getting ready to play the No. 2 team in the country — the undefeated No. 2 team in the country and the best Missouri Valley Conference team in a generation — the unwritten rule says you're not supposed to rile them. That you're not supposed to poke the hornet's nest.
Clock problems delay start of Indiana State semifinal game
Time stood still in Scottrade Center on Saturday.
Not by design.
Sycamores advance to Arch Madness title game
No one said advancing to the Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball tournament championship game was going to be easy.
ISU women grab share of MVC regular-season title
The preseason Missouri Valley Conference favorite lived up to its expectations, as the Indiana State women's basketball team grabbed a piece of the regular-season title with an 85-72 triumph over host Northern Iowa on Saturday afternoon inside McLeod Center.
Robinson leads No. 12 Michigan over Indiana
Glenn Robinson scored 20 points, including a tie-breaking 3-pointer with 1:10 to play, and Jordan Morgan had a double-double in his final home game to help No. 12 Michigan finish off its Big Ten championship season with an 84-80 victory over Indiana on Saturday night.
Michigan (23-7 15-3) avenged last year's defeat in the last game of the regular season. In that game, Morgan's tap-in rolled off the rim as time expired, giving the Hoosiers the victory and costing the Wolverines a share of the conference title.
ISU headed to MVC title game
Indiana State defeated Southern Illinois 62-59 on Saturday to advance to Arch Madness championship game.
Ramblin' On: Sycamores use defensive stops to reach Missouri Valley semifinals
It sounds counter-intuitive, but to go forward in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament you must first get stops. In Friday's MVC Tournament quarterfinal against Loyola, ISU followed that bit of zen to a tee. The Sycamores never let the Ramblers get comfortable offensively and put a hammer-lock on Loyola standout Milton Doyle. ISU rode its defense to an easy 75-62 victory at Scottrade Center.
ISU baseball looking to carry success home
Indiana State had pitching questions coming into the season, having lost its entire starting staff from a year ago.
So far anyway, those questions have been answered. The Sycamores are 9-1 going into their home opener today against Western Illinois.
Metro sports: Rose-Hulman picks up baseball win
A late run in the eighth-inning broke a 4-all tie and proved to be the game winner for Rockford College in a 5-4 decision over the Rose-Hulman baseball team Friday at the Chain of Lakes Complex.
Indiana State women move within one win from MVC title
Senior Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir had 23 points to lead Indiana State to a 73-71 win at Drake on Thursday. The point guard led four Sycamores in double figures in the win.
Anna Munn, Jasmine Grier and Chelsea Small each chipped in 11 points as ISU shot 10-of-21 from 3-point range as a team.
Sycamores rejuvenated heading into MVC Tournament quarterfinals
Indiana State point guard Jake Odum is sick-and-tired of being sick and tired.
He's tired of hearing about the team's three-game losing streak. He's tired of the Sycamores playing below par. He's tired of the team not fulfilling its potential.
He plans to do something about it this weekend. Second-seeded ISU begins its Missouri Valley Conference Tournament trek at 7:05 p.m. tonight against either No. 10 Loyola.
Rose-Hulman seniors lead Engineers into NCAA Division III Tournament
For Rose-Hulman's six senior men's basketball players, this weekend will mark the beginning of their third and final appearance in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Having left Terre Haute by bus Thursday, Rose (22-5) will open the Division III four-team regional at Hope College in Holland, Mich., today against Wheaton College (19-8) at the unique time of 5:30 p.m.
Coach Jim Shaw's Engineers are coming off Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) regular-season and tournament championships for the second consecutive year.
ISU women seek top MVC seed
Defense and rebounding are the staples of Teri Moren's fourth Indiana State team, a squad that hits the road trying to defend and rebound its way to a regular-season conference title. The Sycamores women's basketball can clinch the No. 1 seed in the Missouri Valley Conference with wins tonight against Drake and Saturday against Northern Iowa.
Nebraska completes sweep of Indiana
Indiana's slim hopes of an NCAA Tournament bid are all but done, unless the Hoosiers can win the Big Ten Tournament. Nebraska never trailed Wednesday night, completing a season sweep of the Hoosiers with a 70-60 win. The loss ensures a losing conference record for IU (17-13, 7-10 Big Ten) while boosting the Huskers' chances at an at-large berth.
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Chrisman Wall Mural
Artistic talent is showcased on a wall mural that decorates the side of a building on this quaint small town's square. The first mural at Illinois and Madison streeets was completed in the fall of 1998.
CITY: Chrisman
Danville Dans at Historic Danville Stadium
Built in 1946 as part of the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system, during the summer the field is home to the Danville Dans, a college summer wooden bat team. This NCAA-sanctioned, Major League-sponsored wooden bat collegiate league plays at Danville Stadium.
CITY: Danville
Fischer Theatre
Historic Fischer Theatre, owned by the Vermilion Heritage Foundation, was built as the Grand Opera House in 1884. From Lillian Russell to silent movies, this theater provided entertainment to the community until it's closing in 1982. As work continues toward the goal of complete restoration, the lobby is used for many public events. The theater also houses the "Stage Presents The Fischer Gift Shop" where you will find creations by local artists and artisans, as well as products highlighting the area's famous stage, movie and vocal artists.
CITY: Danville
Fithian Home
The 1855 Victorian mansion was the home of Dr. William Fithian, a friend of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln spent two nights here in 1858.
CITY: Danville
Rossville Depot Railroad Museum
The Depot Museum is operated by the Danville Junction Chapter of the Railway Historical Society. The museum honors the railroad industry and includes records for research puroposes.
CITY: Rossville
Salt Kettle Rest Area/Pioneer Salt Mines
The Salt Kettle Rest Area is accessible from the westbound lands of I-74, between Danville and Oakwood, and is located near the original pioneer salt mines. A monument stands at the site in honor of the area's first industry.
CITY: Oakwood
Vermilion County Museum
Vermilion County Museum is a new building which is a replica of the 1833 county courthouse where Lincoln practiced law from 1841-1859. Exhibits include the Lincoln Law Office in Danville, a schoolhouse, coal mine shaft and more.
CITY: Danville
Vermilion County War Museum
This military museum is housed in what used to be a Carnegie Library. The collection contains over 2,000 artifacts and memorabilia, from the 1800s to Desert Storm.
CITY: Danville
WWI Victory Memorial
This monument to Vermilion County's World War I veterans was sculpted by Lorado Taft. Its base displays the names of 51 area men who died in the war, and statues representing Red Cross nurses and each branch of the Armed Services guard the base.
CITY: Danville
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Craft Smart® Stenciled Bag
Use a Craft Smart® Stencil to make your shapes uniform.
Craft Time: varies
Uses Recycled Items: No
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Material List
- Craft Smart® Acrylic Paints - Colors of Choice
- Creatology™ Canvas Bag - Green
- Craft Smart® Stencil, Small - Heart
- Paintbrush
Project Instructions
Step 1 Lay bag flat on table.
Step 2 Position stencil as desired.
Step 3 Stencil one color first, and then go to second and third colors. Let dry.