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Eldan Recycling A/S
based in Faaborg, DENMARK
Eldan Recycling A/S is one of the leading suppliers of equipment to the recycling and waste handling industries. We design and manufacture the equipment in-house at the production facility in Faaborg, Denmark. The main field of expertise is solutions for recycling of tyre, cable, aluminium (UBCs) and WEEE (Waste Electronic and Electric Equipment). We also supply waste ...
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BRT belongs to the leading companies in the field of sorting and recycling technologies worldwide. With the proven products SCHLITZ-O-MAT Bag Opener, SEP-O-MAT Paper Sorting Systems, CARG-O-MAT Moving Floor Conveyors, DOS-O-MAT Feed and Metering Hoppers, SORT-O-MAT Ballistic Separator, PERF-O-MAT Perforators for plastic containers and BAL-O-MAT Bale Breakers BRT provides ...
econ industries GmbH
based in Starnberg, GERMANY
Hazardous and industrial waste technologies are our profession. The VacuDry units - a thermal desorption process working with high temperature and lowest vacuum - are state-of-the-art for treating mercury, hydrocarbon, PCB, solvent polluted sludge and soils. We also offer solidification units to stabilise inorganic ashes, dust and sludge as well as sterilising systems ...
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Macpresse Europa S.R.L
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As I've gone from full-time teacher to stay/work at home mom this year, it has come to my attention that my wardrobe is…lacking. So today I'm going to show you how I started to remedy that with a colorblock t-shirt tutorial and pattern.
I mean, I had the dress pants or skirt/work shirt look down, and now I'm feeling a little lost. So I did what any sane person would do to get wardrobe inspiration – I started pinning, of course!
This shirt caught my eye:
Except I didn't like the colors – the white stripe looks a little too much like a pageant sash to me. But I like the draping – especially since I have not been able to get rid of the extra skin around the tummy since I had Bean. My weight is the same, but there's this stubborn muffin top that I am too busy to attack. And so I find myself wearing lots of looser items than I did pre-baby.
It should look like this when the front is done
If there are any wonky bits on the side edges where the seams didn't quite match right, just trim.
You'll notice the front is quite a bit wider than the back. That's what gives it its drape. Assemble as normal, matching shoulders, inserting sleeves, and sewing down the underarms and sides.
I left to edges unfinished – no hemming necessary since I was using interlock. If you use jersey and it rolls and you don't like that look, you could add a narrow hem.
And that's it!
It looks a little different on me than Molly because that wench adopted instead of birthing her baby mannequin, so she doesn't have the muffin top and her boobs are all perky. And she likes to rub that in.
But I think this particular top actually looks better on me than her. Take that, wench!
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Emma Iron Bed & Canopy
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A canopy gives kids a special place of their very own to play, sleep and dream. Paired with our Canopy Panel Sheer (sold separately), our Emma Bed has all the charm of a vintage find, with lovely fittings and a rubbed finish that mimics the pebbled texture of age.
- Twin: 40" wide x 78.75" long x 51" high
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- Masterfully crafted of iron with cast aluminum.
- Bed requires a box spring.
- Assembly required.
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- Bed (with optional Canopy Kit attached): 40" wide x 78.75" long x 83.75" high
- Headboard: 40" wide x 51.5" high x 1" thick
- Footboard: 40" wide x 33.25" high x 1" thick
- Clearance Under Bed: 11.5"
- Canopy: 83.75" high
- Side Rails: 75.25" long x 3.25" high x 2" thick
- Weight: 90.5 pounds
- Overall: 55" wide x 78.75" long x 51" high
- Bed (with optional Canopy Kit attached): 55" wide x 78.75" long x 83.75" high
- Headboard: 55" wide x 51.5" high x 1" thick
- Footboard: 55" wide x 33.25" high x 1" thick
- Clearance Under Bed: 11.5"
- Canopy: 83.75" high
- Side Rails: 75.25" long x 3.25" high x 2" thick
- Weight: 100.5 pounds
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Western Semiformal. Buffet dinner provided. Raffle prize drawing at 7 p.m.
Purchase tickets by Sept. 13 by contacting Melinda Braun at 512.529.4659.
Advance tickets available at Mahlon's Jerky or Tina's Cottage.
Dance sponsored by Liberty Hill All Sports Booster Club and open to all LHHS students.
The Liberty Hill Lions Club will hold its 12th Annual Rip Roarin' Ride beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. The ride begins and ends at Liberty Hill Elementary School on Loop 332 in Liberty Hill.
The ride is a fundraiser for Lions programs locally and throughout the world, organizers say.
Through its fundraising efforts, the Liberty Hill Lions Club has helped support the Lone Star Lions Eye Bank in Manor, Kions Leader Dog Program and the Texas Lions Camp for Childre in Kerrville. The club also recycles eyeglasses to developing countries and works to end preventable blindness.
In Liberty Hill, the club provides and maintains a 19-acre park for the community.
To register for the ride, go to www.riproarinride.org or call (512) 630-1851.
The Healthy Kids Back to School Bash is free and open to the public. It will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at Liberty Hill Pediatric Dentistry, 9415 W. State Highway 29, Georgetown 78628.
Students from Liberty Hill Junior High will host a special Book Fair from Scholastic on Tuesday, Oct.15, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., to help raise funds for classrooms and the library.
The Book Fair will feature a wide range of books for young teens and adults, including mystery and adventure novels, fantasy series, sports guides, graphic novels and the latest bestsellers from more than 100 publishers. Parents, children, teachers and the community are invited to attend.
Student volunteers, dubbed the Crew, helped to plan the Fair and will also help run it. From creating special promotions and merchandising displays to managing inventory and assisting shoppers with their selections, Crew members learn real-life skills while helping to make reading for pleasure a cool activity at their school.
"Our Student Crew is working very hard to put on a great Book Fair event – one that promotes literacy and reading, while at the same time raising money for much-needed school resources," said Elizabeth Drake, Library Media Specialist at Liberty Hill Junior High.
Fair attendees can also help build classroom libraries by purchasing books for teachers through the Classroom Wish List program.
Proceeds from the Fair will also be used to purchase essential classroom resources and support school projects at Liberty Hill Junior High.
Games Day Fundraiser
The Liberty Hill Garden Club will hold its annual Games Day Fundraising event on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at Liberty Hill United Methodist Church, 101 Church Street.
The annual event raises funds for college scholarships for Liberty Hill High School graduating seniors.
Coffee and rolls will be served at 9:30 a.m. and the games begin at 10 a.m.
The event also features door prizes, a bake sale and plant sale, a silent auction and country store, as well as a raffle.
Tickets are $10 for lunch only and $20 for lunch with games. Make reservations by contacting B.J. Gatlin at (512) 924-2047.


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Bronzed glove to be golden addition to collection
By Lenny DiFranza
Ever since this year's inductee list was set at Rickey Henderson, Jim Rice, and Joe "Flash" Gordon, we've been planning the exhibits that will honor them. We've combed through our collection for artifacts related to the players and discovered some excellent items. But, like most years, we've also looked to borrow items that would help us illustrate these great careers.
I have been assigned Joe Gordon's exhibit, and it has been a great pleasure to communicate with Gordon's children, Judy and Joe. Their effort and generosity has allowed us to assemble an extraordinary tribute to their father that will give visitors to Cooperstown an excellent review of his accomplishments.
Of all the wonderful items they loaned to us, my favorite is a bronzed fielder's glove that arrived just a few days ago. Judy Gordon explained to me that when her father retired, her mother took possession of the glove he had been using and had it preserved in bronze.
We have Gold Glove Awards in our collection and many different items that were bronzed and later donated to our museum, but this bronzed glove stands out in comparison, showing the rips and repairs of an old, trusted piece of leather.
I hope you can see, along with the many other items that the Gordon family loaned to us for this summer's exhibit, for yourself.
Lenny DiFranza is the assistant curator for new media at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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The College News VOL. XXII, No. 11 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS May Day Fame Rests On Dancing on Green Vast Undertaking Demands Full Support of Students to be Ready May 8 WAGON PLAY IS NOVELTY Goodhart, February 5.�"The danc- ing on the green is what makes May Day known as the best piece of page- antry in America," Mrs. Chadwick- Collins told the students at a mass- meeting. "It is the great opening procession and the dancing which sound the keynote of May Day, and if these go well, the stage is then set for a successful May Day. The perfec- tion of the dancing, however, can be achieved only by complete cooperation on the part of the student body, for the dancing must be so perfect, so co- ordinated as to appear spontaneous, and this can be obtained only by re- peated rehearsals." May Day is scheduled for May 8 and 9. This means that the whole work of May Day, which is .a vast under- taking, must be completed in twelve weeks. "Everyone must enter into May Day with a spirit of cooperation and a willingness to work, to contrib- ute rather than to gain individually, yet there must inevitably be a gain. May Day is the only opportunity the college has to work together as a unit." "The plays are not chosen in order to feature any one person; they are chosen because they belong to such an Elizabethan celebration and the players are chosen to fit the parts. The tryouts now going on should not be a cause for disappointment. If a students cannot get the part she wants, she should try out for some other part. There is some part in the pageant for every person in college." Mrs. Collins announced that despite the short time left, the students are not going to be asked to give up any part of their spring vacation, as by that time everyone will need a com- plete break from the routine of prac- tices and rehearsals; but they will be asked to give up their Saturday morn- ings, since Alexander Wyckoff, the professional coach who is coming to supervise Midsummer Night's Dream and two other plays, can be on the Continued on Page Four Rao Calls Diffusion Of Culture "Unequal Common Room, February 4.�To "westernize" the Orient is impossible, said Sjt. P. Kodandra Rao, associate of Mahatma Gandhi, secretary of the Servants of India Society, and Car- negie Scholar at Yale, in "a talk on the nature and diffusion of culture. Civilizations cannot be divided into racial categories; every cultural ele- ment begins with an individual and is meant for the whole world, although it may not spread and diffuse uni- formly. One of the great social problems of today is the effect of western civiliza- tion on eastern. The difficulty in solv- ing it lies in the common belief that culture is inescapably bound up with a race and is not transferable. Be- cause the western or white civiliza- tion upholds certain cultural elements, it regards itself as peculiarly emanci- pated and unquestionably superior. The American points with pride to two of his most cherished institutions, the freedom of women and democracy, yet twenty years ago women could not vote, and in 1800 the only true democracy was Switzerland. Insti- tutions arise in time from individuals; the race to which those individuals belong is a coincidence. There is no inseparable union, therefore, of races and institutions. The misleading factor which results in the classifications, "western" and "eastern" civilizations is the fact that the diffusion of culture is not uniform. The cultural elements which diffuse most widely are those which have an objective validity, while those which are most limited have a subjective validity. Science and mathematics, without involving the personal feel- ings of anyone, are universally true. The fine arts and religion, on the other hand, are not universal because they are purely subjective, localized in time and personality and involving chang- ing human moods. Thus the fact that certain cultural traits are limited in their range does not mean that they are limited to any one race. A lan- guage is not the inherent property of a people; anyone who learns it owns it. The Darwinian theory is not for Europeans alone. Genius belongs to the world and to all time and is cir- cumscribed only by external prohibi- tions and limits. In view of these Continued on Page Six Noted Madrigal Group Give Matinee Concert Singers Render Various Forms of Elizabethan, More Modern Part-Songs VOICES SUITED TO MUSIC Vigorous Dances, Haunting Songs Feature Exhibit of Rumanian Folk Arts, Crafts Deanery, February 9.�In a Dean- ery transformed into a fairyland of brilliant colored handiwork, Mme. Anisora Stan presented an exhibit of Rumanian peasant arts and crafts and a program of Rumanian folk songs and dances by the Rumanian Folk Group of Philadelphia. Old ' rugs, tapestries, embroideries, costumes, woodcarving, dolls in au- thentic costumes and a few icons from each of the provinces filled every available chair, table and bookcase in the two outer rooms, while the walls of the palm room were covered with large and enticing photographs of Rumania. A chorus of forty people sang several native songs: the na- tional anthem, the Bene Ne'am Gas- sit, the Battle Song of the Rumanian Republic and several church songs. The most unusual of the dances was the Calusarii�a men's ritual dance which goes back to Roman times and is still danced in the mountains of Transylvania by men in belled boots, Phrygian caps and gloriously embroid- ered waistcoats. The burst of ap- plause after the brilliant execution of this intricate and vigorous dance of heel-toe steps, jumps and lunges demanded two encores before the danc- ers were allowed to rest. Two haunt- ing doinas, or native ballads, were sung by the Rev. Joan Popovicin, of Philadelphia, accompanied by low humming from the chorus. A series of couple dances of increasing tempo and intricacy followed by a Rumanian version of All In completed the pro- gram. ^* The Rumanian Consul-General from New York attended the afternoon's program on behalf of the Rumanian Minister to the United States and spoke a few words of thanks to Mme. Stan and the college for this splendid opportunity to display the beautiful folk art of his native land. Mme. Stan in a brief talk described the coun- try which borders the Black Sea and the Danube River and whose exten- sive area embraces snow-covered mountains and rolling plains. The majority of the population is rural and descends from the Dacian race of Roman times. Constant invasions have influenced the strong artistic im- pulses of the race, and today the pea- sant art is a blend of east and west, a harmonization of old forms with a strong originality in design. The language is itself Latin in root, but there have been numerous Slavic ac- cretions. The peasant's art has arisen in answer to his own needs, and uten- sils of everyday use and costumes are objects of grace and beauty. The abundant natural life of the region is everywhere reflected in the arts, par- ticularly in the bird and flower designs of the rugs on exhibition. Superstition forbids plastic repre- sentation of the human form, and therefore the abundant woodcarving on utensils, trinkets, crosses and way- side prie-dieux, on the pillars and gateways of the rural homes, is primarily decorative ornament of geometric and natural design. The highest expression of the peasant's art is found in the wooden churches and the numerous monasteries. Many of the monasteries were built with stout fortress-like walls to provide refuge in times of invasion. (Especially contributed by Horace Alwyne.) Goodhart, January 18.�A matinee concert was given by "The London Madrigal Group," consisting of seven singers" and their director, Mr. T. B. Lawrence. This group is the succes- sor to the group known as the "Eng- lish Singers," now no longer extant, although consisting of an entirely dif- ferent personnel. The "English Sing* ers" appeared at Bryn Mawr five years ago and the present "Madrigal Group" follows their traditional cus- tom of singing, seated round a table, in the charming intimate and unself- conscious manner of the original domestic performance of the Madri- gals of Elizabethan times. In the six- teenth century it was the custom for the hostess, supper being finished, to bring out the "part-books" and invite her guests to take part in singing con- temporary music just as they were, seated at the table, and the present singers managed to preserve very largely the illusion of this same inti- mate delight in "Home-music," al- though one must of course turn indul- gent eyes on the "boiled-shirts" of the male singers. It is rather a pity that the illusion cannot be still further preserved by some form of costume consistent with the times for the men, though the ladies did manage to pre- serve some sort of unity with their �simple similar dresses of plain green velvet. The program on Saturday afternoon included various forms, such as the Madrigal, Ballet, Motet and Ayre, and more modern Part-Songs and set- tings of Folk-Songs. Although, in conformity with the original manner of singing, Mr. Lawrence did not "conduct" the singers, yet his is the credit for the interpretation and the exceedingly fine and sensitive unity of ensemble; and his presence on the stage, though apparently merely to give the pitch by a soft chord on the piano or to make some very brief re- mark about the composition in hand, gave to the singers some feeling of a benign guiding hand and inspiration. The voices had been chosen by means of a long and careful weeding-out process to give just that sense of blending, lightness and buoyancy needed for this music, and though not in any sense remarkable as separate units, yet one felt that the end at- tained entirely justified the exclusion of voices of possibly a fuller, richer texture, with their usual accompani- ment of a tendency towards a vibrato which would have been entirely out of place in music of this nature. It is difficult to single out particular items for comment from such a rich and generous program, though per- haps one of the most beautiful effects of the afternoon was reached in R. 0. Morris' setting of the Sussex folk- song, "The Cuckoo." Mr. Morris, a brother-in-law of Dr. Vaughan-Wil- liams (who, it will be remembered, was the visiting lecturer in Music under the Flexner Foundation at the college in 1932), is a master of six- teenth century counterpoint and has made here a setting of quite ex- traordinary beauty. That vexed ques- tion of whether the Cuckoo sings a major or a minor third, which seems to crop up inevitably in the news- papers during the "silly season," has Continued on Page Six College Calendar Wednesday, February 12� Dancing rehearsals: general, 7,30, 8 p. m.; sword, 8.30, 9 p. m.; Morris, 9.15 p. m. Gym- nasium. Thursday, February 13�Me. I. A. Richards, the Flexner lec- turer, will conduct a conference for students of advanced Eng- lish and writing courses. Room F, Taylor Hall, 5 p. m. Dancing rehearsals: general, 7.30, 8 p. m.; sword, 8.30, 9 p. m.; special, 9.15 p. m. Gym- nasium. I Friday, February 14�Danc- ing rehearsals: general, 12 m. Gymnasium. Saturday, February 15�The > class of 1939 will present 19S6 and All That. Goodhart Hall, 8.20 p. m. Monday, February 17�Mr. I. A. Richards, the Flexner lectur- er, will speak on The Interpre- tation of Prose. Goodhart Hall, 8.20 p. m. ��^Dancing rehearsals: general, 4 p. m. Gymnasium. Wednesday, February 19 � Horace Alwyne, F. R. M. C. M., will present a pianoforte re- cital. Goodhart Hall, 8.30 p. m. I. A. Richards Talks On English Language Study of Rhetoric Should Aim To Remote Understanding Of Words MEANINGS NOT STABLE Mr. Alwyne To Present Pianoforte Recital On February 19 at 8.30 p. m. in Goodhart Hall, Horace Alwyne, F. R. M. C. M., Director of the De- partment of Music, will once again honor the college with' a pianoforte recital. If reserved seats are desired, the favor of a reply is requested to the Director of Publication, Taylor Hall, as seats are rapidly being claimed. The program is as follows: Beethoven: Thirty-two Variations in C minor; Bagatelle in E flat, Op. 33, No. 1; Ecossaisen (Scotch tunes). Brahms: Sonata in F minor, Op. 5. Allegro maestoso. Andante espres- sivo. Scherzo. Allegro energico. Intermezzo. Ruckblick (Retrospect). Andante Molto. Finale. Allegro moderate Liszt-Paganini: Etude No. 2 in E flat. Liszt: Sonnet of Petrarch, No. 104 (from Annies de Pelerinage.) "Warfare I cannot wage, yet know not peace; I fear, I hope, I burn, I freeze again; Mount to the skies, then bow to earth my face; Grasp the whole world, yet nothing can obtain." Variations on a motive of Bach (from his Cantata, Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen, and the Crucifixus of the B Minor Mass). This group is in commemoration of the fiftieth an- niversary of Liszt's death. Strauss-Gieseking: Stdndchen (Sere- nade). John Ireland: April. Medtner: Fairy Tale, Op. 34, No. 2, in E minor. Rachmaninoff: Two Etudes Tab- leaux, Op. 33, No. 8, in G minor; Op. 33, No. 7, in E flat. Committees Lists have been posted on the bulletin board outside the Pub- lication Office. Students inter- ested in working on committees, other than the Director's Com- mittee or the committees of Miss Petts, Miss Brady or Miss Grant, are asked to sign there. Please don't sign on any list un- less you are able and willing to give extra time to the w?rk. Goodhart, February 10.�"My sub- ject is the English language," an- nounced Mr. I. A. Richards, the Flex- ner lecturer for this year, as he be- gan the first of the series of six lec- tures which he will give on that same extensive subject. Yet he did not call the field of his investigation solely by the title, "the English language"; he called it also by the name of rhetoric. Rhetoric is a science which has sunk into evil days, until it is now com- prehended under the head of "Fresh- man Composition," but it is essentially a nobler study than this. Since the purpose of language is communication and understanding, and since rhetoric in Mr. Richard's view is the science of language, the proper purpose of rhetoric is the study of the mis- understanding which prevails and of its possible remedies. To be talking of these remedies in terms which themselves need remedy for distinct comprehension presents a difficulty to any lecturer. He cannot, like Berkeley, ask his listeners to for- get his words and merely understand his meaning. Berkeley was fond of talking of "bare notions" and "un- disguised ideas" and of disencumber- ing them from their "dress" of words, but without this "dress," an idea is virtually nothing. An idea is known only by its effects and its accompani- ments, which in turn can be signified in communication among men only by words; deprived of words, the thought is an ineffective abstraction. The history of the study of rhetoric begins with Aristotle and ends with Archbishop Wakeley, who wrote an Continued on Page Four Sociology Students Honored Four graduate and two undergradu- ate students of Bryn Mawr attended a dinner given in their honor by the Philadelphia branch of the American Association of University Women on Sunday night, February 9. The University Club had sent out questionnaires concerning the inter- ests and avocations of its members. The Bryn Mawr students worked out statistical studies based on the results of these questionnaires and presented their findings to the club. Director's Announcements The News will publish on page three of every issue com- plete news and official an- . nouncements of May ' Day activities. Director's announce- ments and schedules for re- hearsals and dancing will be published here regularly. Keep this page of your News and keep posted on everything to do with May Day. Van Gogh Painted Love Of Humanity on Canvas Deanery, February 6. � "Vincent van Gogh is able to say more about the human race, more of love, human kindness and compassion in a small canvas than any novelist other than Dostoievski could in a six-hundred page novel," declared Irving Stone, author of Lust for Life, which is based on the biography of the painter. "I challenge you to despise your fel- low-men after looking at one of his canvasses." Van Gogh was almost the first painter to show that in nature nothing is ever still. He penetrated beneath the surface stillness to find the uni- versal rhythm into which all things slowly pour and from which all pour back. When he painted an apple, he wanted to portray the seeds inside, pushing toward their fruition; when he painted a grape, he tried to show the juice surging up beneath the skin, and when he painted a man, he wanted to give the feeling of the millions of years of striving, suffering and loving that went to make him what he was. The strange whorling cypresses and suns in van Gogh's paintings and the unnatural juxtaposition of sun and moon are attempts to show that noth- ing is dead in nature, to give the feel- ing of motion and rhythm. This move- ment or rhythm is not objective�or it ceases to be when our subjective eyes perceive it. About three months ago a group of van Gogh's canvasses arrived in New York aboard the S. S. Rotterdam. They were met by three police squads and were valued at one million dollars. During his life, van Gogh made only on. hundred dollars by his painting. People are wont to label his life as tragic, yet it was in reality a glorious one. Although he knew loneliness, starvation and privation, although only one critic had the audacity to like his work while he lived, and al- though he died at the age of thirty- seven, completely worn out, yet he had said all he wanted to say and painted all that he wanted to paint. That in itself is enough for any one man. ..*
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From: Brad Johnson
San Dimas, CA
Dear future champion gamer,
You and I know this…
Guild Wars 2 is a frikkin' competitive game!
If you don't have a clue what's going on, you will be wasting a lot of time and money in the game!
If you were around during the Guild Wars 1 era, you will know for sure that teams that dominated the high levels had the best equipment, the best knowledge of all professions, the best team and the best everything.
As you are reading this letter, you will probably feel that in order to dominate Guild Wars 2, painful sacrifices must be made… (really?)
You think you might anticipate a non-existent social life.
You might have to take less subjects in a semester.
You might even be forced to make a choice – boyfriend/girlfriend, or grinding months away in front of the PC just to get on top.
It's almost like you're selling your soul to Guild Wars 2 itself!
You may even wonder if 6-10 hours a day is worth the price you have to pay to get on top.
If you feel that this is something you must do then listen carefully because...
Believe me… grinding mobs endlessly in Guild Wars 2 is like cutting down a huge oak tree with a blunt axe.
I've been there and done that and it's not worth the 'sacrifice'.
What if I were to tell you that you can still lead a normal life while having the best gear, more gold and gems that you can ever spend and a thoroughly optimized character that you can take on anything the world of Tyria can throw at you by yourself?
Take a deep, deep breath.
My story will change the way you see Guild Wars 2 forever...
I was just a common noob during the GW1 days. Purchasing every expansion but never finishing a campaign. From Prophecies all the way to Eye of the North...
I'd never even been able to get an Elite Mission to work out as there were just so many hurdles to handle with getting the correct team builds and coordinating with the team members.
Even as a noob, we'd tried hard setting up battle plans and strategies to ensure as smooth a run as possible but things just never worked out.
Attempting to participate in ladder matches to rank ourselves in the Guild versus Guild was nigh impossible no matter what we'd tried.
After months and months of grinding, sleepless night, eye bags and skipping meals, nothing seemed to matter. All the effort I'd put in amounted to nothing.
Man, that sucked big time…
My heart was figuratively broken due to the disappointment.
I almost wanted to quit playing Guild Wars for good.
But I've matured from that day because I knew that whatever I was doing could be considered insane. Attempting the same problems with the same solutions and getting the same results.
What can I say? I'd never really gotten much experience and could never afford to play my favorite game full time as I'd had to study and work at the time...
So I started consulting the experts and seeing things a different way.
It was a lack of knowledge and therefore I set myself out on a quest to find out what's missing.
Now in Guild Wars 2, I've learned from the foolishness of my past self and here's what I've accomplished for myself:
What can I say? Guild Wars 2 is only fun when you are winning, right?
It's a good feeling and I really want you to feel what I feel. That's the whole purpose of you reading this letter.
Are you ready to...
There are two ways to learn from this game – from your own mistakes or follow the footsteps of those who have successfully walked the path.
I knew I couldn't ask for advice from my same old dead beat friends who had just kept on grinding, repeatedly doing the same thing over and over, hoping to achieve different results. It's frustrating and just not worth it.
If you're sick, you go to a doctor – an expert who knows what they are talking about, right? So here's what I did.
I started observing the top players.
I learned from people who had the best gear.
I took notes on what they were doing the moment they logged on as that was most likely their highest priority. Some of them even have their own item syndicates which would manipulate the Trading Post and shared the best items among one another. Like the mafia, their 'own people' get the best weapons first!
I chatted with them, played with them and most important of all, I learned from them. It was a whole new level of gaming and my playing style reached a new level.
Thanks to the information I learned, it cut short the guesswork it took me if I were to do it on my own.
If you are struggling in the game, I feel your pain.
I was there.
It sucks when others have items that would make you drool.
That is why I must NOT keep this knowledge to myself any longer!
Guild Wars 2 Secrets is not your average guide, it contains 80,000 words filled with images on how to master every class, grab every item, secrets of every dungeon, every monster and leveling secrets and everything you need to know about.
It's basically an all in one Guild Wars 2 course guide, all carefully organized.
Believe me… you DON'T have time for trial and error when it comes to Guild Wars 2.
This guide will save you lots and lots of time in the process and it will make your gaming experience so much more enjoyable compared to wasting precious seconds running back and forth aimlessly due to not being able to rally yourself when 'downed' trying to complete a task.
Losing experience and loot is NOT the thing you should be concerned about.
Here's the breakdown...
I am aware that there are so many guides out there who tell you that they know it all but blow nothing but hot air. Most of those charlatans fail to deliver not only because they don't know what they are talking about, I've personally bought them all and they are all nothing but filler and minimal tips about stuff that I already know about inside and out.
You don't want to learn stuff that you already know – it's a waste of time.
And some of those 'other' guides teach you how to hack and exploit that could get you banned from your account!
I don't want you to go on a wild good chase and that's why I'm going to give you the meat right here.
- Thorough 'Hold You By The Hand' Step-By-Step Power Leveling! With our simple fool proof formula, you will learn how to reach your level cap in the quickest time possible. You will learn how to unlock EVERY single skill and hold EVERY item beyond the level requirement which is where all the fun is! I will show you which quests give the most XP, loot, shorter recovery time and most important of all, speed to get there FAST!
- Optimal Quest Guide Not only are our guides equipped with the in-game coordinates for all quest specifics, you will also follow our simple structure so that you will optimize your time for your character at the same time. Nothing is left out!
- Patch Sensitive Materials I understand that game guides easily get outdated, so I take extra measure that all information is thoroughly updated!
- The Guild Wars 2 Economics Crash Course If you are new to the game, it is very important to understand the economic model of Guild Wars 2. Back then people didn't think twice about farming and grinding for gold and loot from monsters and opening treasure chests. Today, it is totally different in Guild Wars 2 and by knowing what's in demand and what's not in demand, you will save lots of time trading in the game. NOTE: If you think that farming is the only way to get gold and gems, then think again…
- Trading Post Strategies Knowing full well that Gold can be traded for Gems and vice versa, you'll want to learn how to read Market Data to know top value items, top supplied items, top demanded items and top trade items so you'll be able to take advantage of it to be able to afford anything you want from the Arenanet Gem Store!
- Monster Drop Guides Although not my most popular method getting Gold, the conventional and steadiest method of grinding mobs to get Gold and Loot will still work if you enjoy the relaxing repetition of constant killing. Know where, when and how the best items, crafting materials and resources are found before you pay a visit to the Trading Post again!
- 8 Complete Guides In This Package Build a rock solid foundation by understanding the strengths and weaknesses for every single profession in the game. Each of these guides are broken down for Guardians, Warriors, Engineers, Rangers, Thieves, Elementalists, Mesmers and Necromancers.
- Guardian Guide Favor heavy armor and wielding absolute support abilities allowing you and your team to stay in the battle for extended lengths of time? Then this guide will give you a breakdown on how best to equip yourself and be the hardest player to take down on the battlefield.
- Warrior Guide Smashing through opponents using heavy handed abilities with the most brutal of weapons, pumping up your Warrior's adrenaline and unleashing it in a broad sweep across your foes is what the Warrior is all about. Discover how to decimate opponents in bursts of damage!
- Engineer Guide Fancy the use of gadgets, devices, kits and turrets? The Engineer is a master of all things mechanical, able to use tool belts for healing and utility with the use of Ingenuity, affecting how quickly you're able to dish out damage and support.
- Ranger Guide Masters of nature, exploiting terrain and a magnitude of skills to hunt down their enemies. The Rangers are constantly seen accompanied by their bestial yet trustworthy pets, fighting with a skill set of their own to pick off straggling enemies. Rangers increase their effectiveness with Empathy which further strengthens their bond with their pets.
- Thief Guide Focusing on dexterity and quick precise movements, the Thief relies on initiative to fuel their combinations of strikes before slipping back out of sight. Thieves specialize in cunning and the ability to steal and use environmental weapons right out of the enemy's hands to turn the fight to their favor!
- Elementalist Guide Able to switch between their attunements to the elemental arts, Elementalists are able to adapt to any situation by latching on to the powers of Fire, Water, Air or Earth. Each element they attune to provides 5 different abilities depending on their equipped weapon set. Elementalists rely on Intelligence to recharge the rate of all their attunements.
- Mesmer Guide The illusionary extraordinaire, the Mesmer master phantasms to harass and mislead enemies by shattering and causing a plethora of conditions, dazing and confusing them and additional causing vulnerability debuffs! Their single minded focus on guile increases the Mesmer's ability to recharge the rate of their shattering skills.
- Necromancer Guide Necromancers are those who control Life Force, gathered from the deaths of every creature within their reach, fueling their Death Shroud which provides them with a barrier to damage. While affected by Death Shroud, the Necromancer is immune to paltry stuns and knockdowns and gain a multitude of Skills. Their Hunger mechanic can further increase the amount of Life Force the Necromancer is able to accumulate, making them the most survivable caster profession!
- Skill Mastery and Weapon Selection There's no such thing as a terrible weapon set. It's simply your role and how suitable it is for the situation you're in. There's no way a team full of only melee ranged professions and builds will succeed in structured PvP or in dungeons due to the lack of versatility. Learn what you need and when you need it to succeed. In this guide, we go in-depth explaining the pros and cons of every build, from every nook and cranny.
- Story Mode and Explorable Mode Dungeons If you're into navigating through dark caves and dangerous catacombs, knowing what each and every boss within a dungeon is capable of doing is imperative to your survival. It's no fun being stuck on a boss for hours on end. Knowledge is power which will take you further than any build or gear can achieve.
"...It Even Seems Like I'm Cheating!" I can't thank you enough! Everything you've taught me in your Guild wars 2 guide is so detailed and easy where it even seems like I'm cheating. Although I'm not! *haha* Listen, everything you've outlined is really systematic! Anyone will be able to understand this and dominate in Guild Wars 2. Whether in Leveling or getting gold. Thanks Brad!
Charles Jackson |
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/ The College Mews Z-81B VOL. XXVII, No. 18 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 affiffiwr Voiffit? foo PR*CE 10 CENTS President Park Gives Talk On Educational Aim Curriculum Board � ^Suggests A Revision In Schedule of Work Education Must Prepare Women for Problems Of Today Academy of Music, March 17.� In an address at the presentation of the Philadelphia Award to Marian Anderson, Miss Park dis- cussed one of the fundamental pur- poses of education for women. "Education should prepare the young human being for civilized living," and one way to do this, said Miss Park, is by an eight year period of formal learning. The increased complexity of mod- ern society necessitates something more than the hit or miss educa- tion given to girls a hundred years ago. In 1941 we find that we are unable "to answer successfully the major routine problems of civilized living," and it is for this that the younger generation must be train- ed. Girls, as well as men, will be faced with baffling problems in the years to come. High school and college education must give them reliable preparation. A girl must learn "a certain set of facts and a certain set of tech- niques because she is going to be her children's mother," and she must also learn a set of facts and Continued on Page Five The New Schedule Friday afternoon classes have been adopted for next year because: Cooperation with Haver- ford and Swarthmore make it necessary for our classes to meet every other day, follow- ing their system. Saturday classes, which are alternative to Friday after- noons, were discussed, and finally rejected by the fac- ulty. The Curriculum bulletin board in Taylor, presents de- tails. Common Room, March IS.�At the open forum on curriculum held by the student Curriculum Com- mittee, both faculty and students discussed .,the problems of Thanks- giving, long papers, mid-years, and quizzes. To help solve the last three problems, the committee pre- sented a new schedule for the year. Feeling that mid-years make an 1 unnatural break in the year, that they invariably occur at the time of the most illness, and that the two-week period of mid-years might better be devoted to inde- pendent work, the committee has laid out a plan whereby mid-years are replaced by a two-week read- ing period at the end of February. Under this plan there would be a week of quizzes before each vaca- tion, and three hour finals in June. The reading period would be a time when students could write papers, upperclassmen could do extra work in their major fields, and there | would be more conferences and seminars with the faculty. One of the chief objections to this plan, that a first semester course would have no final exami- nation, Mrs. Manning thought could be settled by having one year courses the norm, and one semester courses followed in the next term by another similar one. The prob- lem that the final examination would be too comprehensive could be resolved by having the student responsible for only general knowl- edge of the first half year's work. Other objections made were that, unchecked, the reading period might become a "glorified vaca- tion," and that if, as the commit- tee proposed, faculty checked up on the students during that time, the conferences might become too much like oral examinations. About Thanksgiving the commit- tee, expressing what is generally felt to be the undergraduates' opin- ion, proposed that either it should be made a vacation, or all students should stay at college. The fran- tic coming and going was thought to be more demoralizing than a Continued on Pure Three Hedgerow Repertory Theatre is Organized As Leading Co-Operative Actors' Community The Hedgerow Theatre was started in 1923, when Jasper Deeter rebelled against Broadway methods and gave up a promising career to start what has since be- come the foremost repertory thea- tre in America. The last Eighteen years at the theatre have been the story of a dictator overthrowing himself. The theatre began in the old community center in Media. The first summer, Mr. Deeter brought friends down from New York on week-ends to give plays with the valley people. Gradually he es- tablished a permanent company of resident actors, but all the man- aging and directing was in his hands. During the last five years Mr. Deeter has worked just as hard giving authority to other members of the company as he worked in the beginning directing them. A board of twelve now chooses the plays, and takes turns directing and casting them. There are now twenty-seven resident members who are all supported wholly by the box office returns. They live in a large house near the theatre and do all the house work as well as the more menial stage tasks. Most of them have been at the Hedgerow at least five years. They operate in much the same way as a Brook Farm, with box office re- turns being used first for stage equipment, royalties and costumes, then for food�"sometimes we're reduced to eating turnip greens," one member of the cast said." The personal needs and pleasure of the players are paid for if there is any money left If one of the company wants to go to New York for a week-end, he looks in the treasury; if there's enough money, he goes, if there isn't he thinks of a cheaper amusement. Because the theatre does not be- lieve in the star system, the actor who plays Hamlet one night, may be moving scenery the next, and playing a comedy bit part the next. Maurice Minnick, who plays Bill Walker in Major Barbara, once heard, as he walked onto the stage in the first act, a voice from the first row whisper loudly, "There's the man who parked our car." The repertory includes 144 plays of which about twenty-five to thirty are played a year. These plays are by ninety-four different authors and thirty-three have had their world premiers and eleven others their American premiers at the Continued on Pace Six Calendar March 20.� Mabel Williams, Oppor- tunities for Women in Li- brary Work, Common Room, 4.30 P. M.----�------- Forum on Housing, Com- mon Room, 8.30 P. M. March 21 and 22� Mercury Theatre Produc- tion, Julius Caesar, Cloth- ier Memorial Hall, Swarth- more College, 7.30 P. M. March 22.� Aquacade, Gym, 8.15 P. M. March 23.� Music Service, Goodhart Hall, 8 P. M. Dr. Winifred Cullis, Eng- . land Organized for War, Deanery, 4.30. March 25.� Current Events, Miss Reid, Common Room, 7.30 P. M. March 26.� Phyllis Bentley, In Eng- land Now, Roberts Hall, Haverford College, 8.15 P. M. New Official Reveals Turmoil of Past Life, and Wandering Major Alice Crowder, the new Vice- President of the Under-Graduate Association, comes from Winnetka, Illinois. She went to a progressive school there, and learned all about the cow who started the Chicago fire. Seemingly so well prepared for modern life, Al came to Bryn Mawr and emptied a vase of water out her window while Miss Woodworth was passing below. Freshman year she worried about water and Wood- worth and windows; the rest of the time she has been worrying about her major. Politics is wonderful and history is wonderful and Eng- lish is wonderful and biology is wonderful. Al finally decided on history. But, "I long for the dogfish and the cat. Especially the cat," says Alice. After almost being a biology major, Al hurt Miss Gardiner's feelings by spelling "planaria" in- correctly in a News writeup. She wrote Miss Gardiner to apologize Continued on Pace Six Dr. Cullis to Talk on Organization of War Sunday afternoon, March 23, President Park will give a tea in the Deanery for Dr. Winifred Cullis who is to speak on "England Organized for War." Contact was made with Miss Cullis, who has been in the Far East on a mission for the British government, through Major Cum- mins of the British Library ot New York. Miss Cullis is on her way back to England, but, on the invi- tation of the American Association of University Women, she will re- main in �he United States until May 6, when she will speak in Cin- cinnati at the biennial meeting of che Association.. She was past president of the International Fed- eration of University Women as well of the British Federation of University Women. Miss Cullis is professor of physiology at the Uni- versity of London and lecturer at the London School of Medicine for Women. Besides being chairman of the Educational Committee of the English-Speaking Union and of the Education Panel of the British Film Institute, Dr. Cullis was for five years chairman of the Adult Education Committee of the British Broadcasting Company. Classes Choose New Nominees; Elections To Be Held Next Week Entertainment, Undergrad And Self-Gov Offices Described Elections will be held next week for the secretary and treasurer of the Undergraduate Association, secretary and treasurer of the Self- Government Association, and head of the Entertainment Committee. The duties of these various offices are as follows: Chairman of the Entertainment Committee The chairman of the Entertain- ment Committee works with a group of hall representatives. The committee is in charge of schedul- ing entertainment events and next year may start a Speakers' Bureau to co-ordinate lectures. It will de- cide whether or not there will be an entertainment series. The utilization of the week-end in con- junction with the full five day academic schedule will next year double the present activities of the committee. Secretary of the Undergraduate Association The secretary of the Undergrad- uate Association keeps the minutes and the records of that organiza- tion. She takes care of all corre- spondence, is chairman of the un- dergraduate Point Committee, and Continued on Paite Four erience of Candidates In Previous Offices Reviewed Propaganda Methods And Trade Relations Stressed by Lozada Common Room, March 16.�In December and January, Senor En- rique de Lozada, professor of Po- litical Science at Williams College, returned to South America for the first time in two and a half years. "The most important changes I no- ticed," he said were a tremendous rise in Anti-Semitic feeling, which had been practically non-existent before, and an increasing self-con- sciousness of their economic prob- lems in relation to the large powers of the world. The anti-semitic attitude, Senor de Lozada explained, was most prevalent in Bolivia because the biggest influx of Jews is concen- trated there. Because they have had no previous agricultural train- ing they congregate in the cities setting up small businesses. This not only creates serious problems of housing and increases compe- tition, but it overbalances the eco- nomic structure which is dependent on exports because these shop- keepers consume but create noth- ing exportable. Three years ago only the oblig- archial families whose position de- pended on the concept of blood su- periority were interested in Nazi- ism; all other leaders were vio- lently opposed. Today through the anti-semitic temper of the middle class merchants all groups are drifting toward fascist concepts. By this method of hatred, Nazi- ism is penetrating to the masses. Continued on Pare Six Beau Geste In addition to the pins and lapel buttons now on sale in the Bookshop for the Greek War Relief, a doll, donated by Elaine Pulakos, will be raffled off on May Day. It is a handsome man doll, a Greek soldier. Come and try your luck. The nomination of candidates for five college offices was completed on Monday, March 17. As candidates for chairman of the Entertain- ment Committee, 1942, nominated Margot Dethier, Sheila Gamble, Agnes Mason and Mary Brooks Hollis. The sophomores put up Caroline Culp, Barbara Sage, Betty Wells and Selma Rossmassler for secre- tary of the Undergraduate Associa- tion and Teresita Sparre, Mildred McLeskey, Florence Kelton and Frances Matthiai for secretary of the Self-Government Association. As candidates for teasurer of the Undergraduate Association, the class of 1944 nominated Louise Horwood, Dora Benedict, Mary Ellis arid Ann Heyniger; for treasurer of the Self-Government Association, Jean Brunn, Diana Lucas, Mary Stewart Blakely and Lois Mason. Margot Dethier Margot Dethier was on the enter- tainment committee this year and was also second Junior member of the Undergraduate Association. As such she was chairman of the Dance Committee. She is also on the Freshman Guide Committee. For three years she has been in the choir, and she has had leads in the Gondoliers, Iolanthe, and this year will have one in the Pirates of Penzance. She was song mistress for her class Freshman and Jun- ior years. She has been on the basketball squad three years and is this year on the varsity team, as well as being manager of the squad. Sheila Gamble Shelia Gamble was one of the group which arranged the founding of the Entertainment Committee last spring. She has been on the swimming team Freshman and Sophomore years and the sec- ond semester of this year. She spent the first semester of her Junior year at Radcliff College. Continued on Pace Four Wyncie King's Work Highlights Exhibition An exhibit of contemporary car- toons was presented at the Art Club tea on Sunday, March 16. General opinion acclaimed Garrett Price's domestic scene from the New Yorker ("Hannah, you give Mr!* Jorgeson right back to Helen!"), and the familiarly styled drawings of Wyncie King. In ad- dition to light cartoons, subjects such as the spider web meshes of a ticker tape vary Mr. King's con- tributions. The exhibit of original drawings was obtained from a group of car- toonists in New York City, headed by Milt Groth. Fred Balk's two-handle saw (one forester to another: "Am I keeping you awake?"), is typical device- humor, while Baron Davis' "Did anyone ever tell you, Mr. Mul- vaney, that you look just like Lin- coln" is more than a cartoon. 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At least 21 polo horses have died after being struck by a mysterious ailment just before competition at the U.S. Open polo tournament in Wellington.
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WELLINGTON - State investigators think 21 polo horses that died Sunday were likely stricken by "an adverse drug reaction or toxicity" that led to their rapid demise.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office launched parallel law enforcement investigations of the horses' deaths today as scientists and veterinarians try to figure out what killed them.
"Because of the very rapid onset of sickness and death, state officials suspect these deaths were a result of an adverse drug reaction or toxicity," said Terrence McElroy, spokesman for the state agency, in a written statement. "At this time, there is no evidence that these horses were affected with an infectious or contagious disease."
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The horses arrived at the International Polo Club Palm Beach field about 2 p.m. Sunday. Less than an hour later they fell ill and Dr. Scott Swerdlin, a veterinarian with the Palm Beach Equine Clinic, was summoned. More than a dozen local vets and vet technicians dropped everything and came to the field. They administered intensive therapy, including IV lines and fluids, and treated the horses for shock. The animals showed signs of pulmonary edema, which means fluid accumulated in their lungs, and cardiogenic shock, Swerdlin said.
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Though the polo tournament will continue on Wednesday, Lechuza Caracas has pulled out, said John Wash, president of club operations for the International Polo Club Palm Beach. Other teams had offered to provide the mourning team with horses, but they declined.
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