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/ � � . - . � - .------------------------------------------� The College News VOL. XXI, No. 16 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1935 (-opyriBht BHYX MAWIt COLLKGK NEWS. 193S PRICE 10 CENTS Capable Direction Marks Production of One-Act Plays Gay Comedy Characterizations Enliven Skilled Performance of The Boor SETTING AND LIGHTING GOOD IN HINDU PLAY Goodhart, March 9.�This evening's performances of The Boor and The Judgment of Indra were, on the whole, well-executed and enjoyable. The Boor was amusingly and well pre- sented, with clever acting and an ef- fective set. The Judgment of Indra, a play difficult for amateurs to pro- duce convincingly, showed a lack of sufficient rehearsals. Its dialogue and theme were of a sort foreign to us, and consequently kept the actors from feeling completely at ease in their parts. Their lack of ease was under- standable since they had had so short a time to acquaint themselves with the technique required in that type of play. The Boor, a rollicking and hysteri- cal comedy by Chekov, was delightful, and was enjoyed by both the audience and the actors. Its plot is far from complicated: a creditor comes to col- lect a debt from a would-be romantic widow, and ends by falling in love with her. It is the characterization which makes the play. Sally Park as Madame Popov and Anne Reese, who directed both plays, played their roles with great relish and vigor. Madam Popov's changes of mood from pseudo-mourning to in- dignation and finally to a rather brist- ling surrender, were accomplished charmingly and entertainingly. We cherish the memory of her series of three sniffs, repeated constantly, of her manner of wielding a revolver and holding it out so that it looked like a continuation of her arm, of her eye- brow-raising and of her very excellent screams. Anne Reese gave us a robust and convincing characterization of Smir- nov, the boor, an impatient, short-tem- pered country man, who has no time for foolish affections. Miss Reese's gestures, facial expressions, her em- phatic utterances and soliloquies quite suited her part. Especially amusing were her treatment of Luka, her meth- Conlinuea on PaRe Five Undergraduate Drive Plans to Raise #20,000 The Undergraduate Drive Commit- tee is getting under way with plans for a series of schemes to help raise the undergraduate quota of $20,000. A Targe proportion of the quota will doubtless be pledged or be accumu- lated by gifts, but some money must be raised on campus. The undergrad- uates in the five halls have ..heady voted to give.up desserts for four weeks and to impose a five per cent, tax on Book Shop bills to raise money. In addition to these plans, a college brnlge tournament is being organized, the first round of which will be play- ed before Easter vacation, and which will finally determine the college championship after the hall cham- pions have bee*n discovered. The committee is also sponsoring a dance recital by Mrs. Watson, to bo given several weeks after Easter va- cation. A novel idea in campus en- tertainment is to be'Mntroduced. with a series of square danefs to be held in the gymnasium on March 22, April 27, and May 25. Further plans are being developed in the committee. Meanwhile the com- mittee is going ahead with arrange- ments to have at ISryn Mawr a meet - ing of fathers, who as business men. will be able to advise the undergrad- uates as to the feasibility of their va- rious schemes and will be able to sug- gest possible ways of raising money. Peggy Little, '35, heads the commit- tee. A complete list of the members is as follows: Mildred Bakewell. '38; Rosanne Bennett, '36; Jane Blaffer, '38; Leti- tia Brown, '37; Doreen Canada^ '36; Continued on Page Four French Play Cast Announced The following is the cast of stu- dents who will take part in La Soeur Beatrice, "the play which is to be given by French Club on March 23: La Vierge...........D. Morgan, '35 Soeur Beatrice___E. 'Thompson, '35 L' Abbesse..........A. Stewart, '36 Soeur Eglantine___D. Rothschild, '38 Soeur Clemence.......J.Devigne, '38 Soeur Felicite..........S. Park, '36 Soeur Balbine.........M. Jones, '38 Soeur Regine.....J. Quistgaard, '38 Soeur Gisele........E. Le Fevre, '38 Le Chapelain...M. H. Hutchings, '37 Le Prince Bellidor.....I. Ferrer, '37 La Petite Allette.-....... Page .................I. Seltzer, 37 Mendants, pelerins, infirme, enfants du choeuL^dr., A. Allinson, '37; E. Mackenzie, '38; E. Morrow, '35; F. Van Keuren, '35; L. Steinhardt, '37; E. Bryan, '38; D. Naramore, '38; Mary Peters, '37, and others. Extra-Curricular Art Exhibitions Planned Modern Art Will be Correlated With Interests of Various Departments SUGGESTIONS DESIRED (Especially contributed by Jean Lamson, '37) For several years now, an alumna of this college has been giving us a fund for the purpose of exhibiting the work of contemporary artists. This fund was given, not with the idea of forming a supplement to the Art De- partment, but to afford an opportunity for the students to understand more clearly the various trends that are taking place today. The organizing committee for these exhibits realize that it has, in the past, made little or no effort to emphasize the value of contemporary art as a means of more fully comprehending the present age. As a result of insufficient advertising on our part, there are actually very few among the faculty or student body who know that exhibitions in the Com- mon Room are continually taking place. Now, however, we feel strong- ly that, with the interest and support of the college, we can make something of permanent value out of these exhibits. � Just as the plans centering around the new Science Building emphasize the inter-relationship of the sciences, so we feel that it ought to be realized as well that art should not remain iso- lated from the subjects for which it has a direct significance. We are, therefore, setting forth a definite plan Continued on Page Four i John Strachey to Speak Mr. John Strachey will speak on America's Place in World At/airs in the Deanery on Wednesday, March 20, at 8.30 P. M. He comes to Bryn Mawr with an extraordinary reputation as a lecturer on public affairs and with th'e requisite experience for speaking on the topic scheduled. During 1933 he established his name as a lecturer in a tour of the United States. During this tour he gave several lectures at Foreign Policy Association Groups in New York, Albany, Elmira and Phila- delphia, and addressed various public organizations and college and univer- sity groups. He is one of the most able writers on modern political crises arid is well known for his The Com ing Struggle for Power and The Menace of Fascism. Mr. Strachey is the son of the late John St. Loe Strachey, editor and pro- prietor of The Spectator and a cousin of the late Lytton Strachey. After his graduation from Oxford, Mr. Strachey joined the Itaff of The Spectator and hug since become distinguished for his contributions to many English peri- odicals, including The'Xeir Statesman, The Week-end -Review, the New L< 'lit- er, and the Daily Herald. In 1924 he left his position on The Spectator and became a member of the Labour Party, to become a member of Parlia- ment in 1929 as a delegate from that pifrty. In 1931 he resigned from the Labour Party. Chttir Honors Bach, Handel In Service � 7 . Sensitive, Capable Rendering Of Difficult Music Shown In Program COORDINATION EXPERT Music Room, March 8.�To com- memorate the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the birth of Bach and Handel, the Bryn Mawr Choir gave a special chapel service of their re- ligious songs. Beginning with simple unison singing, the Choir displayed at once a sureness of tone and coordina- tion of effort which it preserved even in ?he difficult counterpoint of Bach's Crucifixns. Its response to Mr. Wil- loughby's direction was sensitive and ready, although he restrained the va- riations in expression to emphasize the dignified purity of the music. "Zion hears her watchmen's voices," a chorale from Bach's cantata, Sleep- ers, Wake, was sung to the accom- paniment of the chorale prelude play- ed by Mr. Vernon Hammond. The quick rhythm of the piano ran strangely under the slow, clear voices of the Choir, all strongly united in a simple melody. In her next chorale, "Lord, hear the voice of my com- plaint," the Choir sang in four parts, but with syllabic unison except at the end of each phrase, when one part sounded after another, each softly holding its note until all came together again. Just as this was an elabora- tion of the preceding chorale, the fol- lowing, "O Jesu so sweet," was an elaboration of this. Every word was echoed by another tone, now "higher, now lower. The sustained concluding notes were particularly clear f and steady, and the pattern of the various melodies never became blurred. Another brief, rather solemn chorale from Bach, "Lord Christ, reveal thy holy face," was sung by both the Choir and the audience, and then the Choir alone gave Cmcifixus from the Mass in B Minor. The sopranos be- gan, holding the one word, "cruci- fixus" in a prolonged play over only two or three tones until the second so- pranos took it up in a lower key; then the altos, and then the second altos followed, each lengthening the ponder- ous Latin word into a sad, undulating, cry. At last all the voices formed, and wove and interwove in an intri- cate melody. Almost immediately the harmony began to separate into its component melodies again, and the powerful, wailing notes, made monoto- nous by the solemn undertone of the piano, became distinct as at the begin- ning. Finally they fused and faded away. The Crucifixns is a curiously moving piece of music, and the Choir sang it with great feeling in spite of its difficulty. Oh Sacred Head from the St. Mat- thew Passion, given next, was rela- tively simple, yet it had a lovely Continued on Page Four Anti-War Student Strike Called A call for a nation-wide strike of students against war and fascism at 11 A. M. on April 12th has been is- sued by the National Council of Meth- odist Youth, Inter-Seminary Move- ment (Middle Atlantic Division), the Student League for Industrial De- mocracy, the National Student League and the American Youth Congress. Student leaders of the strike estimated that at least 100,000 students from high schools and colleges would re- spond to their strike call. Last year, 25,000 students left their classrooms at Vassar, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Amherst, Smith, Los Angeles Junior College, and the Universities of Den- ver, California, and Minnesota. The immediate incentives to the strike this year, the leaders of the strike declared, .are the .decision of the U. S. Supreme Court upholding compulsory drill, the Heart campaign against liberal and radical students and professors, and the various stu- dent loyalty bills that have been in- troduced into the State Legislatures, such as the Nunan-Deuany Student Loyalty Oath,Bill in New York, and the Assembly Bill 105 in the Califor- nia State Legislature. College Calendar Thursday, March 14. Fenc- ing meet with Shipley School. Shipley. 3.00 P. M. Senior Fencing Champion- ship. Gymnasium. 8.00 P. M. Friday, March 15. Chapel. Announcement of Graduate Eu- ropean Fellowships. Goodhart. 8.40 A. M. Swarthmore Swimming Meet. Gymnasium. 4.15 P. M. Saturday, March 16. Varsity Basketball Game with Swarth- more. Gymnasium. 10.00 A. M. Sunday,. March 17. Sunday Evening Service conducted by Dr. Dunbar. 7.30 P. M. Music Room. Wednesday, March 20. John Strachey on America's P/fice in World A (fairs. Deanery. 8.30 P. M. Miss Park Debates May Day Advisability Main Asset Is Acquiring Spirit of Cooperation, But College Work May Suffer EXPERIENCE VALUABLE Goodhart tlall, March 12, 1035.�By request of the College Council, Miss Park spoke to the undergraduates on the subject of Big May Day. In the past years it has always been the pre- liminary vote of the undergraduates which has been the decisive factor in the decision about the presentation of May Day. The Trustees, who must underwrite the production and who advance some of the necessary capi- tal, have always accepted the verdict of the students. The Faculty have also been in accord with the students' wishes in this matter. There have been eight May Day pageants given since the beginning in 1900. They are usually presented once every four years, but during the war there was an interval of six years as there was between the first and second May Day. The character of the page- ant has changed curiously little since its inception. The performance in 1900 was put on after only six weeks of rehearsing, yet it contained all the fundamental parts of the usual May Day performance. The success of the Continued on Page Five Monologues Reveal Keen Penetration and Lively Comedy �� Miss Helen Howe Exaggerates Feminine Foibles With Skill and Conviction PORTRAYS RIDICULOUS IN LINE AND GESTURE Goodhart, March 11.�The series of dramatic monologues presented by Miss Helen Howe were distinguished for their knife-like penetration. They might well be called exposes of the essentially ridiculous characteristics of various types of modern women, but the remarkable feature of Miss Howe's work is that her exposes are never over-drawn. With unusual per- spicuity, Miss Howe has seen the sali- ent points that differentiate the French teacher or the director of ama- teur dramatics from the Modern In- tellectual Feminist or the social work- er, and has exaggerated those very points with such delicacy that her characterizations of them become alarmingly convincing. It seems as though none of us could avoid erring in some of the ways whose ridiculous- ness Miss Howe has pointed out to us. Unlike Beatrice Lillie, who per- ceives people with a similar acutcness, Miss Howe does not turn her charac- terizations into farces. They remain pure comedy, and in their comedy have that understanding of the pa- thetic which is the essence of the comic art. The portrayal of the ri- diculous has gained a new and export artist in the person of Miss Howe, but when she turns to expressing sin- cere emotion unalleviated by a lighter touch or to creating and sustaining dramatic intensity, she departs from the field in which she is an expert and noticeably loses the inspired quality of her work in comedy. The first monologue presented a French teacher faced with a class of recalcitrant small children. This ideal Frenchwoman did all the things that have terrified children from time im- memorial. She issued directions in a rapid and incomprehensible French and repeated them with obvious im- patience in a strongly accented Eng- lish; she saw all�absolutely all � that went on sub rosa and none of it Continued on race Four Campus Collections Range from Bottles Through Autographs, Penguins to Dolls Collecting things seems to be one of those hobbies which either fascinate or regel people. At least, when we went around prying into our friends' private lives to discover their weak- nesses, some would scornfully disclaim any time for or interest in collecting, while others would proudly show oir their prizes and tell amazing stories of the difficulties they had had in get- ting them. One of the most thorough collectors u-e ran across is Madelyn Brown, who has a booU of autographs of famous people, particularly theatrical men and aviators. She has gotten them in person, not through the mail, and they are mostly addressed to her. George McManus has signed and drawn a picture of the familiar Jiggs. She has the signatures of many prominent musicians, among them those of Hugo Itosenfcld, Rachmaninoff. Martinelli, Lily Pons, and Ernestine Schumann Heink, who added this sentiment, "In art�Life. In Life�Truth." Amelia Earhart has signed, as have Com- mander Richard E. Byrd, Bernt Hal- clien and others of his ereWj and she has on one page the signatures of Kingsford Smith and his three com- panions, which she got a few d after their flight in June, 1980. Bobby Jones. General PerBhfng, Arthur <;<ii- terman, and even Thomas Edison (who was very chary of giving auto- graphs) have obliged her, as have Curtis and DaweS, who signed on fac- ing pages, Some of the celebrities who have come to Bryn Nfawr have writ- ten their John Hancocks, � among them William Butler Yeats and Wil- liam Beehe. Just to show she's not one-track-minded she also has the sig- nature's*^ several movie stars,�Lil- yan Tashman, Groucho Marx, Fredric March, Norma Shearer and others. There are many foreign trophies which the travelers among us have collected. One girl who has lived for some years in Syria has her room practically furnished with near-East- ern objects. She has an oriental rug. vases and pitchers of Syrian ware, a box made by Syrian prisoners, Jerusa- lem china, and Hebron glass. A huge Syrian auto license, twice the size of one of ours and much thicker, is leas artistic perhaps," but was very useful in getting her family through Europe. Foreign antiques have lured one trav- eler, who decorates her wall with a red, "range, and green striped poncho from Peru,�it's woven and not made of rubber,�which is 250 years old. she also has a Japanese actor's ki- mono, which is about 200 years old, but still in good condition. She has picked up an English chafing-dish, about iT">o. for domestic purposes. Dolls still seem to be favorites with some of our number, though one girl With about 20 of them justified her- self by Baying thai her interest was in the costumes, not in the dolls them-' selves. She has dolls dressed in the COStumeS Of Lapland. Norway, the Ty- rol, etc.. and also a seal from Norway which boasts of the name, Agamem- non. 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=Rucio - still in the First Aid tent=
Rucio heaved a heavy sigh as he held his head in his hands. The ruined First Aid tent - if it could be called that anymore - fluttered in tatters around him, save for the large wall he hadn't bothered to take down. The camp bed he was sitting on was too comfortable as it was, and he did not want to bother making any more mistakes than he already had in the past few hours.
The day had not gone at all as he had planned. He had injured himself, revealed his powers, and had missed an opportunity to speak to someone who could very well be his future employer. The entire plan to get to the town early had ended up being cause for a fiasco, and he could not imagine any way the day could have been worse.
Actually, there could have been another Language Mage around, he realized. That would have been worse. Definitely.
As he swung himself into a lying position on the cot, his head pillowed by his sack, he resolved to make the next day a successful one.
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5 Seriously intense!GreenhillZone | 07/06/2010 | See all GreenhillZone's reviews (8)This is quite frankly the most awesome racer i've played in a long time. Racing games by their very nature can be frantic affairs anyway as you jostle for position to finish first but when you add to this the added dimension of destruction and mayhem that this game brings, it mounts up to one seriously awesome game. Some of the larger powerplays where you wreck havoc on your opponents are simply incredible and the feeling of satisfaction when you wipe out 5 other drivers in one go is immensely satisfying. Of course anything you can do to them, they can also do to you so you can't relax not even for a split second (no pun intended!) I've seen some silly comments on here with regards to the handling and speed of the cars. I can only assume that this is based on the one car in the demo as some of the more powerful cars you unlock as you progress in this game are seriously quick with really tight, nimble handling. Special mention as well must go the graphics on this game which are absolutely superb and among the best i've seen this generation. It really does look that good at times especially when you're using the bumper cam. All in all, if you like your racers with a shot of adrenaline then check this out, you won't be disappointed.
5 Well I liked it...Carbumb | 04/06/2010 | See all Carbumb's reviews (1)Great fun little game. If you like Pure and Burnout then you'd like this!! I loved it! Suprises me all the time when playing it!
4 Split Second DemoPendergast | 06/05/2010 | See all Pendergast's reviews (5)Having just played the split second demo numerous times I can say that fans of the Burnout style racers will love this game. The racing is Burnout style with the aded bonus of being able to blow up the scenery to take out the other racers and create shortcuts. When I say blow up I mean destroy because if you charge up you meter enough by drifting and jumping you can drop airliners onto tthe track and completley change the layour of the race. Overall this game is fun, loud & entertaining, I can't wait for the full game to come out
1 Nothing new herescaffoo | 01/06/2010 | See all scaffoo's reviews (2)Played this and was instantly disappointed. A poor attempt to upstage the burnout series imho and falls flat. Graphics are poor, car handling poor and the racing is dull, even with the power up special abilities. The exploding scenery detail is second rate. Even if you want an arcade style racer there are better ones out there. Don't waste your money.
5 Great game at a great priceneoglow | 09/12/2010 | See all neoglow's reviews (10)Great game at a great price. I downloaded the demo of Split Second from the PSN a while back and actually really enjoyed it. I did think, ho hum, here we go with another driving game but was pleasantly surprised! So surprised in fact, I bought the full game. I probably would not of bought this on full-price-release-day but now that its dropped in price its a decent racer thats very simple to learn and enjoy. Basically each race pits you against a bunch of other cars all fighting to come first. The more you drift round corners or draft (tailgate) the car in front your powerup level increases. Your powerup gauge has 3 levels, use one of them to trigger a small event like blowing up a parked car ahead to destroy an oppenent or use all 3 levels to trigger a big event like destroying a building and also altering the track layout. There is also an instant replay feature after triggering a level 3 event where if you are quick enough hit a button (L1 I think) to get a short instant replay.Graphically the game looks awesome through HDMI, lots of colours and detailed tracks. The car design is quite good, they are not modelled around real cars like Blur but still look good. The whole game appearance reminds me of Ridge Racer but with the added feature of blowing stuff up.If you fancy a change to the usual racing around tracks, there is also a mode that pits you against something trying to destroy you, like avoiding an attack helicopter from launching airstrikes or driving round a storm gulley like in the terminator 2 movie whilst a lorry drops explosive barrels out the back. Crashing your car is also quite satisfying, not as good in my opinion as the Burnout series or Grid but theres still frantic moments when an oppenent triggers a bus to explode right in front of you and its just too late to avoid it!Ive seen some reviews that said this game seemed scripted but find me a driving game that isnt! Some racers give you freedom to roam (eg Burnout Paradise) but almost ever other racer that exists limits the player to a scripted track!Ultimately Id recommend this game to anyone, some DLC has recently been added to the Playstation Network to download for a small fee so the developers are expanding the game and havent just abandoned it after release. If youre looking for something to give you instant entertainment, pop the disc in, choose a track, few seconds of loading later and you can be blasting round a track blowing up buildings and driving down runways towards jumbo jets crash landing! Good stuff.


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quote:This is true, so why in the world would anyone want to live over there?
quote:So, if Israel cannot base a claim on their land based on being there 3,000 years ago...how does the USA claim all of the land it holds? USA circa 1789.
quote:All the good spots are already taken, and too well defended.
quote:Why would Goat herders feel the need to lash out? It's our involvement in the region, you have to know that.
quote:My ancestors didnt come from that holy land. Why should I care?
quote:If you are not a card carring Muslem you should fear them and support Isreal.
quote:what did the Palestinians do that they deserved to have their land taken from them by the Western World?....Not have big enough guns?
quote: Israel will not lose. If they find themselves in a corner about to be destroyed, they will use their nukes. I am not "rooting" for that......
quote:Israel cannot lose. If Israel loses there will be no more Israel
quote:Israel cannot lose.
quote: If Israel loses there will be no more Israel.
quote:How anyone can support a terrorist group over Israel baffles me.
quote:Israel won't win, the occupation will not last forever and the palestinains aren't going away. Israel is in a box and the US is keeping them there. Three generations of terrorists and supporters created by the unjust occupation. Israel can't kill them all and the more they kill the more hate they create.
quote:Israel can go back to its 67 borders and rejoin civilized nations, The only thing that really bothers me is how damage Israel does to the US
quote:What guarantee does Israel have that going back to the 1967 Border will satisfy a group that is willing to attack civilians?
quote:You say it wont happen but there is a reason the occupation started int eh first place. It wasn't because Palestine was a peaceful neighbor.
quote:Israel can go back to its 67 borders and rejoin civilized nations,
quote:1) The phrase "terrorist group" has no meaning in contemporary American vernacular because it is used so arbitrarily.
quote:2) Most people don't expect people who are under foreign military occupation to abide by the Marquis in Queensbury rules to resist their occupiers
quote:3) The founding fathers of the state of Israel are also the fathers of modern-day terrorism whose hands were drenched in blood. 4) The current Israeli government routinely engages in domestic and international terror.


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What is the 48 Hour Film Project?
It's your chance to stop talking and start filming! The premise? Filmmaking teams have just one weekend to make a short film. All creativity—writing, shooting, editing and adding a musical soundtrack—must occur in a 48 hour window beginning Friday evening at 7 and ending Sunday at 7. The following week, the completed films are screened to an eager audience.
How much does it cost?
The registration fee is for the entire team. In the United States, registration fees vary from $125 to $175 per team, as follows:
First year cities (cities new in 2015):
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- Late registration: $175 (during the two weeks just before the competition)
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The registration fee includes two free tickets to the screenings, which are given to the team leader just before the screening.
When will the 48HFP come to my city?
The dates for each city are listed on our tour page. If we do not have listed dates, then the dates have not yet been determined. We generally start announcing dates in February. If you want to be the first to find out when the 48HFP is coming to your city, sign up for your city's newsletter.
What are the films about?
That's up to the filmmaker; however, each team must select the genre for its movie in a random drawing 15 minutes before the start of the competition. In 2015 there are 14 genres, including comedy, horror, mockumentary, sci fi and musical or western. In addition, teams are given a character, a prop and a line of dialogue that must appear in their film.
Who sees the films?
The films screen to sold-out audiences in every city we've visited. Of course the filmmakers, actors, family and friends are there to enthusiastically support the premiere of the weekend's work. But also supporters of the local film community, and discriminating viewers who want to see something new—something raw and alive—are there to feel the creative energy. Winners of the city contest are distributed on a "Best Of" 48 Hour Film DVD, which you can buy here.
They are also screened at major film festivals. The winning films from 2003 were screened at South by Southwest. The winning films from 2004, 2005 & 2007 were screened at Cinequest. The winning films from 2006 were screened at Filmapalooza. The winning films from 2008 & 2010 were screened at Miami International Film Festival. The winning films from 2009 were screened at NAB Show. The winning films from 2011 will be screened at Taos Shortz Film Fest. In 2007, 2008, 2009 & 2010 we have had a selection of films screened at the Cannes Film Festival in France, and our films have been featured in many other festivals.
Who are the filmmakers?
The 48 Hour Film Project is open to all filmmakers, pro and novice alike. Rules state that all team members (crew and cast) must be volunteers. Most teams consist of film and video professionals. And teams have attracted some top talent on both sides of the camera. Martin Freeman, Penn of Penn and Teller, Dennis Farina, and Nick Clooney have all appeared in a 48HFP films. Is this the year for the next Meryl Streep?
Is there a limit to the number of people on a team?
No. Our smallest team was just one person—he sets up the camera then runs around to act. Our largest team to date was a team from Albuquerque with 116 people and 30 horses! The average, though, is about 15 people per team.
Am I allowed to be on more than one team in the same city?
Yes, you're allowed. We hope you can make the scheduling work out!
How long are the films?
The films are short; they must be a minimum of 4 minutes and a maximum of 7 minutes long Short is good. Not only are shorter films tighter and usually more interesting, they are more marketable.
Where and when are they shown?
On the first few days following the competition deadline, the movies are screened at a grand premiere in a local movie theater. A guaranteed standing-room-only audience of tired, excited filmmakers, crews and friends are in attendance to cheer on the films. The winning films go on to Filmapalooza, our international screening and awards weekend.
What cities has the 48 Hour Film Project visited?
The project began in Washington, DC in 2001, and in 2014 we visited 126 cities. In 2015, we'll be in even more places. (See all of our cities here.) Filmmakers just can't get enough of the 48HFP!
How is the event advertised?
The event is advertised by word of mouth, on the web, and via local press. Local filmmakers and organizations are our most vocal supporters and do a great job spreading the word. In each city, the 48 Hour Film Project has generated considerable interest from local and national media. From CNN to the Washington Post and LA Times—we've had coverage in hundreds of media outlets to date.
What should I do with my film after the 48HFP?
Get it out there! For more information on how to do that while abiding by the Team Leader's Agreement, read this page.
May I show a modified version of my 48HFP film?
Yes, presuming that the showing adheres to the Team Leader's Agreement that you signed when entering the 48HFP. If it is a modified version of a 48HFP film, please include a title card and a mention in the end credits that say:
"The concept for this film developed during the 48 Hour Film Project. www.48hourfilm.com"
Is this a contest and will there be a "Best of" selection?
Yes and yes. One film in each city will be chosen "Best of City". All "Best of City" films will compete for the international title of Best Film of the 2015 48 Hour Film Project.
What are the prizes?
Each city winner will receive our special trophy, and go on to represent their city in the finals. More prizes are detailed on our prize page.
Will I win?
Depends on what you mean by winning. Countless filmmakers over the years have told us that the 48 Hour Film Project weekend was fantastic. They loved getting to use their creative talents; they had fun with their friends; and they made a film, too! So if winning means having a great time, you've got a very good shot at it.
There were over 0 entries in 2014 and we gave out more than 1,260 awards. There were 126 city winners...and only one grand prize. There are even more entries this year. So if winning means getting that grand prize, you've got your work cut out for you. But don't let that discourage you—you can do it!
Will I get rich?
Probably not. As far as we know, no one has made much money selling a 48HFP film. However, some of our filmmakers have had success with their films in other festivals including SXSW; one team won a $100K filmmaking package at a festival; and filmmakers have used recognition of their 48HFP film to get paying work.
Additionally, we at the 48HFP have set up an arrangement whereby if we're able to earn money by distributing your film, you will receive a portion of that money. We believe our arrangement is fair and equitable. As you may know, the market for short films is nearly non-existent. However, we do garner more interest in our films because of the 48-hour concept and the fact that they are part of a bigger collection. So, while folks have lots of fun doing the 48HFP, they don't make lots of money.
Who judges the films?
In each city we gather a group of film and video professionals to serve as our judges.
These judges generally have extensive experience within the field. We require these judges to be fair and impartial. Our judges donate their time and talent to select the top film in each city. In addition to determining the city winner they also select a number of other awards. The judges on the national/international level have included actors such as Julianne Moore, directors such as Simon West (Con Air), and editors such as Thelma Schoonmaker (Raging Bull, The Departed).
But no matter how careful we are in selecting our judges, judging itself is extremely subjective. So many times, two regarded critics feel markedly differently about the same film—remember the long debate between Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert about Apocalypse Now; remember Pauline Kael's ambivalent review of Star Wars. Similarly, on many occasions our favorite 48HFP film of the year has not even won its city. When it comes to evaluating art, a lot comes down to matters of taste.
Can I sponsor the 48HFP?
Of course! Email Mark Ruppert, our Founder, to express interest.


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Deja vu -- watching Gordon brick wide-open shots; screaming at TV. GH = CJ.
Deja vu -- watching Gordon brick wide-open shots; screaming at TV. GH = CJ.
"The Jazz treat defence like most 2-year-olds treat nap time, which is to say they would rather it not exist" - Toronto Sun after Jazz lost to Raptors 104-123.
Hindsight is 20/20. We also could have had any player that is worse than Hayward picked before him. With respect to the Valanciunas crowning, there is a lot of time to see what he and Kanter will become. We could have had Kenneth Faried as well. But let's not stop there. We could have had Manu Ginobili. In two years we'll know much more, but playing the game of could have had is mindless because 30 teams are trying to find talent everywhere in the world. There are just too many variables to nail it. Anyone who is reasonable can see that.
Of the three players you mentioned: two weren't even in the same draft, and the third is shooting a worse FG%, and only outscoring Hayward by 0.2PPG. All while playing 7mpg more.
You and I, along with every poster here (should) know that it is WAY to early to determine who will have the better career between George and Hayward. People are too busy ragging on Hayward, and not realizing that he is averaging 14.1 PPG even though he's shooting 26% from three. What happens when his percentages increase?
He struggles with his shot still. No one can deny that. It just isnt all there. But his defense is great. So that makes him better than CJ imo. Plus other things he does. He is just smarter. But he really needs to become a better scorer. Both driving and shooting.
People are forgetting when he stuffed the **** out of Derozan end of the 1st half... that was sick
I like Hayward. Period.
"The Jazz treat defence like most 2-year-olds treat nap time, which is to say they would rather it not exist" - Toronto Sun after Jazz lost to Raptors 104-123.
a) thought this thread was about Hayward
b) LOL @ rebounding. What, Hayward is supposed to average 8 per on a roster with Jefferson, Millsap, Favors, Marvin Williams and Kanter? Only thing I'll give George a nod on for the time being is assists; but we know historically how that stat will play out (hint: in Hayward's favour)
Lets get real...we could have had Dominique Wilkins. Anyone know his first name was Jacques? I had no clue and he was my favorite dunker back in the day.
That being said, I like Haywood....and Alex.
Hayward lacks aggressiveness. Change that and there is no longer an argument.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- A Kansas statute that limits post-conviction DNA analysis to cases involving only first-degree murder or rape is unconstitutional, the Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday.
The state Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that the statute violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution, The Topeka Capital-Journal reported (http://is.gd/OmXy7I ).
The high court's decision, which was written by Justice Nancy Moritz, said the Kansas law limiting post-conviction DNA analysis only to people convicted of first-degree murder or rape should be extended to cover people serving life sentences for second-degree murder.
The decision reversed a Wyandotte County district court ruling that denied DNA testing to Jerome Cheeks, who was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison after being convicted in 1993 for second-degree murder. The court remanded the case to the Wyandotte County court to establish whether Cheeks meets two other statutory requirements necessary to secure DNA testing of evidence found at the crime scene.
Moritz said the high court could either strike the statute or expand it to include a wider class. She wrote that the U.S. Supreme Court has specified a preference for expanding such a statute rather than striking it.
Justices Dan Biles and Eric Rosen dissenting and upheld the statute as written. Chief Justice Lawton Nuss agreed the state statute is problematic, but wrote he would have struck the statute rather than expand it.
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quote:Logue has to be the husband or some family member of that nurse out for blood.
quote:Sons of Anarchy on Facebook is trying to get people to believe that he is John Teller.
quote:the most obvious play here is that clay is really jaxs father though, and that a birth certificate thats hidden proves it. some reason to be skeptical there though.
quote:In reading JT's memoirs, it seems highly impossible that he was stealing from the club.
quote:A couple things: 1. I doubt the birth certificate saying Clay is Jax's dad. I think at some point he probably would've had to use it for something, and copies are too readily available for something like that to go unnoticed. 2. In the couple episodes following the invasion, I took the missing legal documents as more of Clay getting rid of anything that could cause him to lose something in a divorce, which I thought was inevitable. 3. In reading JT's memoirs, it seems highly impossible that he was stealing from the club.
quote:theres a tiny bit of me that buys the John Teller is still alive storyline even. they definitely have me off balance.
quote:I dont think thats the case still - im pretty sure theres something noteworthy in there. still very curious what jax thinks it is if hes rounding the club up to view it at clays house before trying to kill him. he clearly has some idea whats in there and a simple birth certificate or such likely wouldnt do it. this seems life or death, not like a divorce chip.
quote:you've heard teller's voice a few times, its not logue's
quote:someone said you can find it pretty easily


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Benign positional vertigo is the most common type of vertigo. Vertigo is the feeling that you are spinning or that everything is spinning around you. It may occur when you move your head in a certain position.
Vertigo - positional; Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo; BPPV: dizziness- positional
Benign positional vertigo is also called benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). It is caused by a problem in the inner ear.
The inner ear has fluid-filled tubes called semicircular canals. When you move, the fluid moves inside these tubes. The canals are very sensitive to any movement of the fluid. The sensation of the fluid moving in the tube tells your brain the position of your body. This helps you keep your balance.
BPPV occurs when a small piece of bone-like calcium breaks free and floats inside the tube. This sends confusing messages to your brain about your body's position.
BPPV has no major risk factors. However, your risk for developing BPPV may increase if you have:
BPPV symptoms include:
The spinning sensation:
Certain positions can trigger the spinning feeling:
To diagnose BPPV, your health care provider may perform a test called the Dix-Hallpike maneuver.
If the Dix-Hallpike test doesn't show a clear result, you may be asked to do other tests.
Your provider will do a physical exam and ask about your medical history. You may have brain and nervous system (neurological) tests to rule out other causes. These may include:
Your provider will do a procedure called Epley's maneuver. It can move the small piece of calcium that is floating inside your inner ear. This treatment works best to cure BPPV. Other exercises don't work as well.
Some medicines can help relieve spinning sensations.
However, these medicines often do not work well for treating vertigo.
To keep your symptoms from getting worse, avoid the positions that trigger it.
BPPV is uncomfortable, but it can usually be treated with Epley's maneuver. It may come back again without warning.
People with severe vertigo may get dehydrated due to frequent vomiting.
Call your health care provider if:
Get immediate medical help if you also have symptoms such as:
These may be signs of a more serious condition.
Avoid head positions that trigger positional vertigo.
Bhattacharyya N, Baugh RF, Orvidas L, Barrs D, Bronston LJ, Cass S, et al. Clinical practice guideline: Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 2008; 139 (5 Suppl 4): S47-S81.
Crane BT, Schessel DA, Nedzelski J, Minor LB. Peripheral vestibular disorders. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 165.
Post RE, Dickerson LM. Dizziness: a diagnostic approach. Am Fam Physician. 2010;82:361-369.
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For New England bakers, the time of year has come when pumpkin makes its appearance on the menu. These goodies are invariably accompanied by crisp, autumn days, clear blue skies and beautiful fall foliage.
I recently learned that canned pumpkin in the supermarket is not a reduced form of jack o' lanterns. What you get in those cans is a type of squash, just not the one we cut up and decorate for Halloween.
In the US, about 80 percent of the canned pumpkin market is held by Libby's and they use something called the Dickinson pumpkin, which is paler and a bit more oblong than jack o' lantern pumpkins.
Usually Libby's harvests enough to supply pumpkin year-round but poor weather conditions meant that they shipped their entire 2009 harvest prior to Thanksgiving last year. This year, fortunately, it looks as though there is going to be a good harvest.
So, what does the term "pumpkin" actually designate if it does not specifically mean the bright orange jack o' lantern squash? According to Vegetables: From Amaranth to Zucchini by Elizabeth Schneider, there is no official botanical definition. In fact, definitions for "pumpkin" often vary from country to country and region to region. In general, however, it is safe to say that "pumpkin" is used to refer to hard-skinned "winter" squash (e.g. Butternut or Hubbards) as opposed to tender "summer" squash (e.g. zucchini or Pattypan).
Alice Waters gives a good breakdown of the squash/pumpkin family tree in her book, Chez Panisse Vegetables (see chart below). She suggests that midseason squash, generally harvested from October to March, are usually the best for eating. As well, the flavor of many varieties improves after a couple of weeks of storage. When shopping for winter squash, look for hard and heavy vegetables, and avoid any squash that have "blemishes or bruises."
Ms. Waters does not advise storing squash in the fridge, but instead keeping them uncut in a cool place, sometimes for several months (although usage within a matter of weeks is recommended).
Just the other day, our head baker made the season's first batch of Pumpkin-Currant cookies and it might have been that which jump-started my own pumpkin inquiry. Or perhaps it was the sight of some apple pies and the notion that Thanksgiving will be upon us faster than expected. From there, my thoughts wandered to last year when, inspired by our cooks, I took to roasting Acorn squash slathered with butter, maple syrup and brown sugar. About the same time of the year, I was also prepping for Halloween and toasting my own pumpkin seeds. Despite my research, "pumpkin" to me will always evoke images of jack o' lanterns!


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Bob Jackson has been bringing laughter and music to audiences at Walt Disney World for more than sixteen years. Bob was awarded the Disney Legacy Award in 2013. Bob combines his great boogie woogie piano skills with comedy and sing-along to create a unique audience interactive experience.See a sample of Bob's show here.
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Friends of the Bartram Trail Branch Library are invited to attend the May meeting at 6pm in the Manatee Room. Prospective Friends are invited to attend and learn more about the Friends and what it is they do.Wi$e Money Week: Be Smart, Save Money Coloring & Activity Books
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Presenter: J. Ryu
Presenter's Affiliation: Rad Onc, UCD, Sacramento, CA
Type of Session: Scientific
The high rates of local relapse observed in prostate cancer patients with conventional radiation techniques have stimulated research to develop high precision radiation to decrease the risks of local recurrence. The three dimensional conformal approach applies sophisticated computer-driven techniques, programmed to deliver the prescribed radiation dose to the entire target volume, while conforming to the anatomical boundaries of the tumor in its entire three-dimensional configuration. This study is a prospective phase I dose escalation study conducted to determine the maximally tolerated radiation dose in men treated with 3D conformal RT for localized prostate cancer. This is a preliminary report of toxicity at level III (79.2 Gy) on 3DOG/RTOG 9406.
Materials and
Author's Conclusions
Based on excellent tolerance of 3D conformal RT for stage T1,2 prostate cancer, further biological dose escalation has been pursued to levels IV and V, 74 Gy and 78 Gy respectively, at 2 Gy per day, in an attempt to reduce the total treatment duration. RTOG is planning to evaluate whether this treatment approach improves efficacy.
Clinical/Scientific Implications
3D-conformal RT has been developed, in part, to address the issue of tissue toxicity in the setting of dose escalation. This study demonstrates the ability of the 3D approach to reduce rectal and bladder toxicities. This approach permits an increase in the tumor dose to levels beyond those feasible with conventional two-dimensional radiation therapy, with a concomitant decrease in the risk of normal tissue complications. We await the studies that evaluate the impact on survival.
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Oct 4, 2011 - Treatment of localized prostate cancer using intensity modulated radiation therapy is associated with a considerable reduction in late bowel and rectal side effects and significantly decreased rectal and bladder toxicity compared to three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy, according to a study presented the annual meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology, held from Oct. 2 to 6 in Miami Beach.


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New (temp) Cavewoman Message Board: After starting the Cavewoman Message Board and being the Moderator here for over 6 years, I was informed that the board is temporarily moving to another site until Amryl Entertainment gets its new website up and running. Personally, it makes no sense to me, but it isn't up to me. Hopefully it will gain more posters at the new board and get the series more attention, which is why this board was created for in the first place.
I have no idea how long this board will remain up. BoardHost does checks for active boards, so I'd guess it will only be around for a month at the most. For those that are using the Basement Comics website to get to the message board, it hasn't been updated or revamped, so I'd bookmark the new message board.
Since I have nothing to do with the new temp board, I won't be the Moderator there. I will be at the one on Amryl Entertainment when it starts though. So I'll see you around then.
RULES OF THE BOARD - DragynWulf (Board Moderator) 10/15/2005, 8:34 am


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Hospital-acquired pneumonia is an infection of the lungs that occurs during a hospital stay. This type of pneumonia can be very severe. Sometimes it can be fatal.
Nosocomial pneumonia; Ventilator-associated pneumonia; Health-care associated pneumonia; HCAP
Pneumonia is a common illness. It is caused by many different germs. Pneumonia that starts in the hospital tends to be more serious than other lung infections because:
Pneumonia occurs more often in patients who are using a breathing machine (respirator). This machine helps them breathe.
Hospital-acquired pneumonia can also be spread by health care workers, who can pass germs from their hands or clothes from one patient to another. This is why hand-washing, wearing gowns, and using other safety measures is so important in the hospital.
Patients who are more prone to getting pneumonia while in the hospital:
Symptoms may include:
Tests to check for hospital-acquired pneumonia may include:
Patients who have other serious illnesses do not recover as well from pneumonia as patients who are not as sick.
Hospital-acquired pneumonia can be a life-threatening illness. Long-term lung damage may occur.
Persons visiting loved ones in the hospital need to take steps to prevent spreading germs . The best way to stop the spread of germs is to wash your hands often. Stay home if you are sick. Keep your immunizations up to date.
After any surgery, you will be asked to take deep breaths to help keep your lungs open. Follow the advice of your doctor and nurse to help prevent pneumonia.
Most hospitals have programs to prevent hospital-acquired infections.
American Thoracic Society. Guidelines for the management of adults with hospital-acquired, ventilator-associated, and healthcare-associated pneumonia. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2005 Feb 15;171(4):388-416.
Chastre J, Luyt CE. Ventilator-associated pneumonia. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al., eds. Murray& Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 33.
Craven DE, Chroneou A. Nosocomial pneumonia. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone; 2009:chap 303.
Fishman N, Calfee DP. Prevention and control of health care-associated infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 290.
Limper AH. Overview of pneumonia.In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 97.
Denis Hadjiliadis, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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The Evil One wrote:Welcome... and for the love of God, shrink your avatar >_>
I'll shrink it...maybe
The Evil One wrote:Who dies, Jack or the robot? If it's Jack, I'd be glad to take you up on that bet
Jack will die. No non main character in anything can make a soliloquy and live


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Congenital cytomegalovirus is a group of symptoms that occur when an infant is infected with the cytomegalovirus (CMV) before birth.
CMV - congenital; Congenital CMV; Cytomegalovirus - congenital
Congenital cytomegalovirus occurs when an infected mother passes CMV to the fetus through the placenta. The mother's illness may not have symptoms, so she may be unaware that she has CMV.
Most congenitally infected children do not have symptoms. Only about 1 out of 10 infants congenitally infected with CMV have these symptoms:
During the exam, the health care provider may find:
Tests include:
There is no specific treatment for congenital CMV. Treatments, such as physical therapy and appropriate education for children with psychomotor retardation, focus on specific problems.
Treatment with antiviral medications, such as the drug ganciclovir, is often used for infants with neurologic symptoms. It may reduce hearing loss later in the child's life.
Up to 90% of infants who have symptoms of their infection at birth will have neurologic abnormalities later in life. Only about 5 to 10% of infants without symptoms will have these problems.
Some children may die while they are an infant.
Have your baby checked right away if he or she was not examined by a health care provider shortly after birth and you suspect that the head is small or you notice other symptoms of congenital CMV.
If your baby has congenital CMV, it is important to follow the health care provider's recommendations for well-baby examinations. That way, any growth and development problems can be identified early, and treated promptly.
Cytomegalovirus is almost everywhere in the environment. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend the following steps to reduce the spread of CMV:
Crumpacker CS II, Zhang JL. Cytomegalovirus. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 138.
Swanson EC. Congenital cytomegalovirus infection: new prospects for prevention and therapy. Pediatr Clin North Am. 2013 April 1; 60(2):335-49.
Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Je trouve que Max a du talent.
Je trouve normal qu'il ait du succès.
Why is the subjonctif used in the second sentence?
Why is the subjonctif used in the second sentence? |
The parallel between the two sentences doesn't hold. In the first one, you give your opinion about Max's gift. If you remove "trouver" and you just state a fact, you'll say In the second sentence, you give your opinion about the naturalness of Max success and not about the existence itself of the success. State a fact again, you'll say But the use of the subjontif is quite complex and often a question of usage more than rational rules. See |
The important point here is that "trouve" in the second case is irrelevant. One could just as well say: Or better yet: It is the subjectiveness of the normalcy that triggers the subjunctive, not "trouver". |
Je trouve que + indicatif. Je trouve __ (adj) que + subjonctif. (expression figée) |
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