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-^ '� College News VOL.^XXlV^No. 25 ' ^ � BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1938 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1938 PRICE 10 CENTS Modern Dancers Give Technique Demonstration * -7�t k*\ dhows Background And Explains Purposes Of the Forum COLLEGE GROUP DOES C. WEIDMAN DANCE Shaw Comedy and 'Trifles' Presented By Players' Club J. Harned and E. Emery, '40, PlayinGlm*ft^ 'y Of Mid-West Gymnasium, May 10.�The Dancers' Club presented an informal lecture- demonstration on the Modern Dance under the direction of Ethel Mann, '38. Her short introduction which opened the program was followed by demon- strations of' the Doris Humphrey technique and the presentation of a part of Affirmation, a dance composed by Charles Weidman. The perform- ance was enthusiastic and exciting, and the dancing, though amateur in form, showed interest and ability far above anything expected from college students. In her outline, Ethel Mann referred to the origins of modern dancing which were found in the methods of Isadore Duncan who freed this art of its former artificiality. Miss Dun- can's aim was to develop "natural" movement which could express emo- tional and mystical experience. Upon this principle of expression the Mod- ern Dance has been built. Technique, she explained, is only the way one does something, and no two persons employ the same means. It is, in a word, an individual's point of view. The three outstanding schools of technique today are those of Charles Weidman, Martha Graham, and Doris Humphrey. The Bryn Mawr dancers employed the methods of Miss Humphrey who has been training them in her classes on the campus this year. The technical foundation of Miss Humphrey's work is based upon the natural body action in relation to gravity. Out of the alternation of unbalance and recovery, a rhythm develops which is kinetic rather than musical. The three structural ele- ments of this dance are rhythm, dynamism or intensity, and design. The demonstration of technique, ac- companied by the drum, included body stretches, a study in opposition and Continued on Page Six Goodhart, May 7.�The Players' Club presented a socially non-signifi- cant tragedy, Trifles, by Susan Glas- pell, and a farce, Passion, Poison and Petrifaction, by George Bernard Shaw. Both are one-act plays; the first is difficult because it is extremely subtle, and the second because it is just the opposite. The Players' Club handled its joint problems with remarkable success. Susan Glaspel's dreary midwestern tragedy opened the evening. The slight plot concerns a sheriff and a county attorney, who search the Wright farm house to find clues to prove that Mrs. Wright, now in the village jail, has killed her husband. From trifles, the women who accom- pany them piece together Mrs. Wright's sad history. Eleanor Emery, '40, and Julia Harned, '39, were the two women, stiff and chary of speech. The looks which they exchanged created a tense atmosphere, which was communicated to the audience as a terrifying feeling of suspense. Eleanor Emery's acting wds particularly subtle in its com- plete restraint, which she emphasized by occasional nervous movements of her hands. Julia Harned played a more difficult part with understanding simplicity. Martha de Witt, '41, struggling as Hale, a farmer, under a heavy mono- logue at the beginning of the play, spoke slightly too fast and without sufficient emphasis. However, she walked and carried herself like a" man, unlike the sheriff, Thelma Deck, '41, and the attorney, Barbara Black, '41, who were somewhat too feminine in their speech and gestures. Passion, Poison and Petrifaction is a farce, recognizably Shavian, about a husband who poisons his rival and feeds him lime as an antidote, only to watch him turn slowly into stone, good for nothing but a statue- in Tra- falgar Square. The Players' Club cast acted this with skillful abandon. Julia Follansbee, '41, was excellent as the melodramatic villain, sneering Continued on Pas* Four Miss Meigs Reviews the March 'Lantern' ANNA HIETANEN Eight Bryn Mawr Folk Dancers Descend On New York to be in Spring Festival Four undergraduate couples, Miss Ethel Grant and Mrs. A. Basset, '24, went to New York on Saturday, April 17, to the spring festival of the Eng- lish Folk Dance Society of America. Mrs. Bassett took four students in her car. En route she told anecdotes of the days when impoverished under- graduates pledged 100 dollars to Good- hart and then raised the money by dress-making and waxing sweetpeas. (These were Mrs. Bassett's methods. Others sat on Taylor steps and sold four cent strings of beads for a dol- lar.) . In New York, our first gesture was the purchase of an ic(e pacV^QH one of our number who seemed to be de- veloping appendicitis. The next was lunch. Having consulted the police- man on the corner of 67 Street and Park Avenue, we started into a murky little sandwich shop. Alarmed by the darkness and by the numbers of fur- tive looking men at the counter, we backed out again quickly. There was no other place in sight. At length, ' on the advice of a nearby doorman, we gathered courage and went all the way in. From the inside it looked like a cross between the bookshop with its lights off and a soda fountain. The Folk Dance festival, which is backed by many imposing people, headed by Mrs. Roosevelt, is given in the armory on East 66 Street By the time we arrived most of the dancers were already there, but a good many ladies in bright cotton dresses still crowded in the door: We followed in the wake of two elderly green ones and reached an enormous dark room where we changed shoes, surrounded by mothers tweaking their little girls' braids, schools in all stages of undress, and grandmothers preparing to dance themselves. The room in which we danced had enough' floor space to accommodate eight tennis courts and was propor- tionately high. All around the sides there were elevated boxes bearing bit a shield the names of the groups sit- ting in them. We shared our box with the Child Welfare Foundation Train- ing School, which was dressed in brown and blue. Every one seemed to be in group costume but ourselves; there was a contingent of brilliant pink women from Boston, green women from New York, pink children and blue children herded by a girl in white from the Staten Island Academy, and a whole seraglio of yellow ladies clustered around one long-waisted middle-aged gentleman. The men all wore white; some were in tight Morris breeches, but most had on ordinary trousers. Like the women, they ranged in ages from six to 65. Some of them were. covered with the insignia of folk danc- ing, each rosette indicating a type of dance mastered. The program began�on time�with the Horn Dance given here last Big May Day. It was danced entirely by men, and included, besides those who carried antlers, a down, a hobby horse and a small boy carrying a green branch. The steps were slow and Continued on ra*e Four Anna Hietanen Joins Geology Department Special Appointments Include Two Men Candidates for Ph. D. Degree The Mary Paul Collins Scholarship for Foreign Women, to be held for 1938-39 in the department of Geology, has been awarded to Miss Anna Hie- tanen, of Finland. A canvass of all the institutions in the world where women of advanced graduate rank in geology are available showed only eight or ten eligible for the scholar- ship. The department believes Miss Hietanen is the best qualified of these to participate in the work planned. Born in Isokyro, Finland, in 1909, Miss Hietanen will receive her Ph. D. this year. She was trained under Professor Pentti Eskola of the Uni- versity of Helsingfors (Helsinki), who has done extensive iield work in the metamorphosed igneous rocks of Fin- land. These rocks present problems very similar in petrology and strati- graphy to the complicated Piedmont Province around Bryn Mawr, on which the department will concentrate next year. Considerable work on this region has been done in the past, particularly by members of the staff and students of the college. Recently, interest has been renewed because of changed methods of age determination and consequent new interpretations. The Mary Paul Collins Research grant provides two scholarships to American graduate students, who will also work an the Piedmont project. These have been awarded to Miss Anna L. Dor- sey, A.B., 1937, University of Mis- souri, and Miss Natalie Carleton, A.B., 1933, and M.S., 1936, University of Vermont. Dr. Elisabeth Sauer, of Munich, Germany, who received her Ph.D. de- gree 8umma cum laude in 1937, was also seriously considered with Miss Hietanen for the main scholarship. It is now probable, the Dean's office of the graduate school announced, that Dr. Sauer will be at Bryn Mawr as German Exchange Teaching Fellow. Four or five men are registered as graduate students for next year, two of them the first men candidates for the Ph.D. degree/in the history of the college. In addition, the regular graduate scholars will be Jane Arm- strong, from Smith College, and Kath- ryn Dedman from Marietta College. Next year the Mary Paul Collins Research grant will be awarded for the fourth time. It was held first Continued on Pace Five The College News, in a recent edi- torial, states that the Lantern is hav- ing an admittedly low period and that ikjir* . r*d with ultimate death unless further support is offered. The News thus calls attention to a very vital question among Bryn Mawr's extra curricular activities. It is the opinion of this member of the faculty selected to review the last number, that the cause of this low period is not the fault of a group of diligent and spirite* editors, but is the responsibility of certain more remote figures, namely T. S. Eliot, Gertrude Stein and, less directly, Chekov, Kath- arine Mansfield and The New Yorker. It is not suggested that imitation of the work of the above named is the source of the trouble. The fact is that each of these, in his own way, has helped to set up a literary fash- ion which it is extremely difficult to follow. Since the educated taste of a college audience responds to this rather intricate and specialized work to an unusual degree, it seems incum- bent upon the college magazine to re- flect that taste and produce something of a similar sort. More than one magazine of the present day has fallen into the rut of some such spe- cialized tendency, has grown thinner and thinner in actual content and then, after temporary retirement, has burst suddenly into the journalistic ring with a "Here we are again," turning double somersaults and clad in the violent motley of The Picture Magazine of Popular Appeal. Such a fate could never overtake the Lantern for the good taste of its constituency will not abide it. But none the less, it is the serious concern of everyone interested in Bryn Mawr to-�onsider the case of the magazine. That a college of Bryn Mawr's resourceful- ness should have real difficulty in maintaining an adequate literary magazine is hardly to be believed. At present, the editors must write the contributions themselves, or must select them from the casual and fugi- tive pieces of work which students may produce in their spare hours. Suchspare-hdurs are very few and the people outside the Editorial Board do not make work for the Lantern part of their regular program of ex- tra curricular activities. As a result, the editors are overworked and are unable to offer their best efforts in the magazine. Some new plan of gathering material, a much larger Continued on rage Two WASHINGTON LETTERS FLOOD PEACE COUNCIL Mercantilism � Final Flexner Lecture Topic Gay Sees Reflux in Modern Times and Hopes for Its Success INDUSTRIAL CONTROL BY STATE DEVELOPS Science Picnic Postponed The Science Club picnic has been postponed until Monday, May 23, because of the Varsity- Faculty baseball game this Thursday. Members should sign on the new lists posted in the halls before Monday, May 16, and indicate whether they will bicycle or will require trans- portation. All available cars will be gratefully welcomed. After the Peace Demonstration of April 27, the college Peace Council distributed its resolutions to numerous senators, congressmen, departments and committees who might be inter- ested. To date, Louise Morley has received ten letters. The first was, appropriately enough, from the War Department, and is posted on the Peace Council bulletin board. The other nine lie in the council secre- tary's folder, where anyone may see them on request. Besides the War Department, the following acknowledged with varying degrees of gratitude the receipt of the resolutions: The Department of Labor, the United States Department of the Interior (which has by far the largest departmental letter head and the only one specifying the coun- try), the Department of Commerce, the Department of Agriculture, the Navy Department, the Senate Com- mittee on Foreign Affairs, two Penn- sylvania congressmen and one Penn- sylvania senator. By far "the warmest letter came from the senator, though the congress- men .were very nice; and the coolest was from the Navy Department. Senator James Davis, after remark- ing that he has our letter, and add- ing that he appreciates our thought- fulness, jotted down in his own hand these words: "Do you know that Bryn Mawr is Welsh: It is Big Hill. Mawr is big�Bryn is Hill." The Navy De- Continued on Pace Five Goodhart, May 9.�In his final lec- ture on the Economic History of Eng- land during the Renaissance (1485- 1640), Dr. Edwin R. Gay, Flexner lecturer, spoke on Mercantilism and the Rise of Free Enterprise. He de- scribed mercantilism as a restrictive economic tendency in the period of transition from mediaeval stability to the mobility of modern capitalism. Mercantilism is not a system, but the haphazard comments and oppor- tunistic legislation which followed the changes in Renaissance economy. This transition was accomplished without serious disruption of the pub- lic order. Dr. Gay quoted Whitehead as saying that where there are the two forces of permanence and flux, the "art of progress" is in maintain- ing change in order and order in change. We are at present in reverse transition from mobile to stable econ- omy. Dr. Gay closed his series of lec- tures with the hope that the future may accomplish its change as success- fully. In the confusion resulting from the clash of persisting mediaeval institu- tions with new forces, the idea of the powerful state as a supreme re- stricting power came into being. The legislation of the period was marked by vacillating opportunism more than by any determining policy. It shows an aspiration rather than a reasoned redress of the state of things. From these efforts and the discus- sions they developed, arose the theories of Humi and Adam Smith, our mod- ern political economy, and the actu- alities of modern free enterprise. During the reign of Elizabeth, Lord Burleigh was one of the greatest mer- cantilists in action. At a time of serious depression in 1587 he was prepared to rescind the entire bulk of restrictive legislation passed since the beginning of the reign. The efforts of a "pressure group" of London mer- chants would perhaps have been in vain had not the Armada come, and success in arms stopped economic re- form. Although government legislation in this period was designed to restrain the changes, it sought restraint in the interests of rationalism. The re- sult was the gradual destruction of the mediaeval system with the growth of laissez faire and individualism. In this period the powerful state was developed to hold the same con- Continued on Pace Five COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, May It.�Faculty vs. Varsity baseball game. Hock- ey Field, 4 p.m. Monday, May Iff.�Final Ex- aminations begin. Tuesday, May 17.�Concert by Miss Mary Earp for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr Hospital, Deanery, 8.30. Monday, May 23.�Science Club Picnic, 4.30. Friday, May 27.�Final Ex- aminations end. Sunday, May 29.�Baccalau- reate Sermon by Dr. Robert Russell Wicks. Goodhart, 8 p. m. Monday,, May 30.�Senior Bonfire, Lower Hockey Field, 9 p. m. Tuesday, May SI. � Senior Garden Party, Wyndham, 4-7 p. m. Wednesday, June 1.�Com- mencement. Address by the Hon. Francis B. Say re, Good- hart, 11 a. m. A
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SS Henry W. Grady Launch
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Creator: | Terhune, Harold J. |
Title: | SS Henry W. Grady Launch |
Date: | 1943 Oct. 22 |
Description: | View of the launch of the SS Henry W. Grady in Brunswick, Georgia. world war ii; ww ii; scaffolding The SS Henry W. Grady, named after Atlanta journalist Henry Grady, was a liberty ship. The Liberty ships were a series of cargo ships built by the United States during World War II. The steamship Henry W. Grady was launched in 1943. |
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Contributors: | Atlanta History Center |
Online Publisher: | Atlanta, Ga. : Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, 2006 |
Original Material: | 8 x 10 in. silver gelatin print | Raymond B. Nixon Photographs, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA. |
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-Hi, I'm Teri Tsang Barrett, the food editor here at Every Day with Rachael Ray Magazine. -And I'm Jessica [unk]. I work in a lifestyle department. And today, Teri is showing me how to make tomato sauce. -I am. We've actually got a really easy and delicious 3-step tomato sauce using just 4 ingredients. We're going to use 3 tablespoons of olive oil, which we have in this bottle here; 2 tablespoons of chopped parsley; 1-1/2 teaspoons of chopped garlic, which is probably 1 or 2 cloves; 2 cups of canned whole peeled tomatoes. And we're all set to go. So-- -Okay. -why don't we actually turn on the heat to medium high. -Okay. -And we're using a large skillet so that we can cook the sauce in the skillet and actually toss the pasta in it as well to kind of warm it through and stuff. Alright. So, why don't you add 3 tablespoons of olive oil to the pan. -Okay. -And Rachael actually has this great tip where 1 turn of the pan is equals 1 tablespoon. So, go ahead and give it 3 turns of the pan. Perfect. And then next we're going to add the parsley-- -Nice. -and the garlic. Okay. You can just mix that up a little bit and that's step 1. we're gonna wait for the garlic to actually start sizzling before moving in to step 2. And at this point, the great thing about tomato sauce is that if you want, you can actually add in different mix-ins like mushrooms, sausage, anything that you'd like. And if you were to use something that actually tastes better with a little bit of browning or caramelization like mushrooms or sausage, you could add it at this stage and kind of cook along with these 3 ingredients. -Okay. -So, we're just gonna wait for that to start sizzling. -Okay. Now, when my mom makes it, she always makes it in a big pot. -Okay. -Is it okay to make in a pot-- -Yeah. -as opposed to a skillet? -Totally. You can actually use either vessel. The only reason why we like using a skillet is that you actually have a wider surface area, so it cooks more evenly. It reduces faster. So, it kinda cuts back on the cooking time. So, with a big pot, I would say you might need to simmer it for actually 10 or 20 minutes, but you'll get the same results. So now that the garlic is starting to sizzle, we're gonna go ahead and add the tomatoes. -Okay. -Okay. -Oh, I just add them in whole like this or big chunks? -Yup. Well, actually, these are roughly chopped in. -Okay. -The other thing you can do is just kinda crush them with your hands because the tomato sauce cooks for about 20, 25 minutes and so that will break it down and kinda make it that nice chunky sauce that we all love to toss with our pasta. -And more fun breaking it with your hands. -Exactly. It's kind of what I like about it. So, we just stir that in. -And then we just keep stirring, okay. -Exactly. You can go ahead and season it with a little bit of salt. -Just like a pinch. -Yup. Perfect. So, similarly to how we added the mushrooms and the sausage while we're browning the garlic and the parsley. At this stage, you could add things like olives, or capers, or shrimp with the tomato sauce. You can go and just add the tomatoes and stir it in. -So, now that all the ingredients are in, do I just keep stirring it or how do I know when it's done? -You'll actually just keep stirring it occasionally just-- You know, you can walk away, let it keep going-- -Okay. -for about 20 to 25 minutes. And what you're going to want to see when you come back is that it's actually cooked down. So, the chunks are kinda nice and broken up and that the oil has started to separate from the tomatoes a little bit, and it will darken a little, and you'll be able to smell it which is the best part. Alright. So, it's 10, 20, 25 minutes and this tomato sauce has been simmering on the stove. It looks great. The oil separated. You can smell it. -It looks so much thicker too. -Right. -Yeah. -It's totally broken down. It's perfect tomato sauce. We've also got a pound of cooked spaghetti ready to throw into the sauce, which I'll actually give to you. -Oh. So, we're just putting this into-- -We're actually gonna just start right up in the pan and that will eliminate one other bowl from having to be washed, which is kind of the beauty of using a big skillet. You can kind of just do all the tossing right in the pan. You can go ahead and toss that together. It might be easier with these tongs. -Okay. -This is always the best part. -Yes. -There you go. -Okay. -Alright. So, let's go ahead and give this a try. That's delicious. -No more jars for me. -Good. I'm glad we have you convinced. And the best part is you can also use this for things like lasagna or-- instead for pizzas, things like that. So, let me know what you think with all those other things as well and thank you so much for making this with us. -Thank you for showing me. -Definitely. And thanks for watching.


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Fit |
Athletic fit, Hip Length |
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Polartec Power Stretch with Hardface Technology, Luminara—Nylon weave fabric with wind and water repellant coating, 60 gm / sq m Coreloft insulation |
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The breathing side panels do make a difference compared to the down shirt I was wearing, the Atom being less clammy feeling. Together with the less 'sticky' outer fabric this just makes me that little bit more comfortable.
I do disagree with people writing how incredibly warm this thing is. I would say it is as warm, or a bit less than the thinnest ultra light 900FP down shirts you can buy. It is as warm or slightly warmer than a lot of Power Stretch Fleeces. The Atom LT will be warmer than the fleece alone, because it is more windproof.
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- Expensive
- Fit is difficult for taller guys
Overall, the Atom fits really well and is so comfortable, you'll forget you're wearing it. As a midlayer, it leaves room while remaining an athletic fit. Although the cuffs and waist don't adjust, they haven't bothered me at all.
The hood of this jacket doesn't tighten, and looking to the left and right with the hood up is annoying because the hood doesn't move with you. Other people have said the zippers come undone easily, but even pulling on the chest fabric doesn't move mine. For light rain, it's very resistant and in general this is a great jacket.
I'm only focusing on the negatives here because the reviews from this site I've read have been very positive, and they're all spot-on. This is a really great jacket for belaying and hiking as a midlayer, or standing alone over a sweater around town. It's usually pricey, so it can be a difficult sell. I found it for $155 and I'm very pleased with the purchase.
Ok so what do you need to know about this jacket?
Fabric: •Polartec® Power Stretch® with Hardface® Technology •Luminara™—Nylon weave fabric with wind and water repellant coating
Fill: •60 gm/m² Coreloft™ insulation
Price Paid: $160
Ok so what do you need to know about this jacket? When I first saw this jacket I was at REI in search of the perfect mid-layer/light outer layer. When I picked this jacket off the shelf the first thing I noticed was how light it was, the second thing I noticed it was made by Arc'teryx and the third thing that stopped me dead in my tracks towards possibly buying this jacket was the fact it had "coreloft" as the insulation, I thought to myself "what the hell is coreloft."
Hesitantly I put the jacket on just to see how it fit and was instantly satisfied by the tailored cut and mobility of this jacket, it far surpassed the comfort of any jacket I had tried on that entire day. I knew right then that I had to figure out what this coreloft stuff was if I was going to buy this awesome jacket.
It was hard to find any information regarding "Coreloft" so I emailed Arc'teryx, chatted with online gear experts and posted on backcountry.com, here is what I found out.
Directly from Arc'teryx:
"Coreloft is a fabric that we have made for us. It's similar to Primaloft, but we have tweaked a few things to try to get better performance.
Core Loft is constructed of a double strand of continuous polyester filaments. The finer yarns (1 denier) are "crimped" to help trap air molecules which in turn help trap body heat while the larger yarns (3.5 Denier) provide loft and resilience from compression. The fibers are siliconized to help add resistance to moisture and decrease drying time.
The Atom is a lightweight insulated shell for more active pursuits in cold/wet weather that offers more breathability than a belay jacket while still offering enough wind/water protection."
Posts from backcountry.com:
"The Coreloft is used because it has large and small diameter insulation fibers. This adds durability, and also allows using a face fabric that breathes better, since it isn't as prone to penetrating the fabric because of the larger fibers. This compliments the Luminara which is a 20denier ripstop that has good weather resistance but breathes much better than most other nylon fabrics." By Brandon
"Arc Teryx searches the globe to find new materials that distinguishes them above other outerwear companies. This vigilance also costs more money, but more often than not the result is a product that is the best of class in the category.
Although I don't own an Atom Jacket, I've checked it out pretty thoroughly and am quite impressed. The outer material (Luminara Nylon) is simply a high-tenacity, tightly woven 20D material that has a great hand. It felt like it had enough durability to withstand some backcountry use, although it still needs to be treated fairly nice.
The Coreloft Insulation is something I had never heard of, but I don't think it's proprietary to ArcTeryx. There was a hang tag listing what it's comprised of, but I don't know who is making it? It's essentially a combination of Primaloft (short staple fibers) and Polarguard or Climashield (Continuous Filaments) thus giving it both the softness of down (Primaloft) but giving it the added durability that plagues Primaloft (Polarguard). The jacket also had stretch panels and had an excellent fit including articulated, curved sleeves. For an ultra-light synthetic piece, I haven't seen it's equal (the closest being Montbell's ThermaWrap Jackets)." – By Jason
After all my searching I did buy this jacket and I am very satisfied with it. I would recommend it to anyone as a mid layer or outer layer. It looks great for wearing around town, and stuffs down to nothing when you have to throw it in a pack.
The only remaining thing I have left to say is; The non-hooded version is a bit closer fitting than the hooded version. The chest is about the same but the jacket tapers a bit down towards the bottom, unlike the Hoody which is a more casual cut towards the bottom.
This has replaced my fleece jacket. Before, my standard…
Price Paid: $150
This has replaced my fleece jacket. Before, my standard ski gear/cold weather hiking would consist of a wool base layer, a fleece jacket and a shell layer. But I would often overheat, get sweaty, feel clammy and later during the day freeze up. Here I'm talking about in bound skiing where you don't ofter change layers, for hiking and mountaineering you have more time to adapt to different exertion levels.
Have done a lot experimenting with layers, soft shell, down or extra base layer, but nothing parallels the Atom so far. It works great under a hard or soft shell in cold conditions. It provides this airy, soft and non constrictive feeling without being too warm, and still stays warm if damp as compared to down. The hood is great and works well over a helmet.
It is not very wind proof, but still works well as stand alone in cold conditions with light wind. This is mainly due to the ventilation panels under the arms. It also has nice material around the cuffs which is really nice at sealing up glitches between jacket and gloves.
Also it is a very nice jacket to wear in the city. The hood is nice when the wind picks up or there is a light drizzle. The best midlayer/outer layer jacket I have tried so far.
Good jacket. Arc'teryx fit is among the best (except…
Price Paid: GBP 160
Good jacket. Arc'teryx fit is among the best (except for their fashionably short, waist-length fleeces).
Hood is nice, fabric is one of the new, stretchy ones used in windproof clothing that I have found to be durable but not any more water resistant. Simple, effective design just like Patagonia used to make before they discovered the ecofashion dollar.
You pay a lot for the name but it might be worth it if you find that it fits well and you need the weight saving.
amazing, this jacket is lightweight, windproof excellent…
Price Paid: $200
amazing, this jacket is lightweight, windproof excellent midlayer, only 350 grms. great.
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Wow... I can't believe the how snotty people are on here. There is nothing wrong with a fast food salad and adding a solution to make it more low cal for individuals who don't have time to make their lunches everyday was pretty nice. — Anonymous |
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To Anonymous from 10/17/12 - Not everyone has the luxury of being able to prepare their food every single day. So in a pinch its nice to know of other options. Let me guess, no kids, no family, and all the time in the world to make all the nutritional recipes you want. — TIFFANY_49 |
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Really, you're commenting on a fast food meal? This is for people who actually want to eat healthy and know what's in their food by preparing it themselves. If Wendy's is what you want, then go get you're preserved-filled, non-nutritional "food" from them and stop wasting our time reading your garbage comments that have nothing to do with these recipes. Thanks. — Anonymous |
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So true. — Anonymous |
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Wendy's Chicken Salad can be made even lower calorie by simply swapping out the regular dressing and either bringing your own diet dressing, your own spritz dressing or ask for their diet dressing. It's the dressing that makes it high in calories, not the chicken or the lettuce or the couple of mandarin oranges- even the few almonds in that package don't add much. — Anonymous |
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College News VOL XVII, No. 6 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS Paul Hazard Concludes French Poetry Series Flexner Lecturer Explains Traits of Symbolists and Con- temporaries. PAUL CLAUDEL GENIUS (Specially contributed by L. Mandell ami Ji. I'redericl*. holders of the Hazard Scholarships.) Monsieur Hazard's eighth lecture ex- plained the theories of the Symbolist school of French poetry, a school which was the result of a continuous stream wi-developmciit present ever sinc�-Freuch Romanticism. According to the program of the Symbolists, poetry should be: (1) secret and incomprehensible to the aver- age man, (2> it should have a sense sub- ordinate to the music, (3) which in turn should be subordinate to the imaginative quality of a poem. In short, Symbolism i> in poetic fashion a suggestive picture. # To name an object is to suppress it. One should take one of the qualities of an object and describe that alone in order ^describe the whole object. This doctrine was realized by its leader, Sfephane Matlarmc, who, neither an ac- cursed poet like Baudelaire, nor a revo- lutionary like Vktor Jfugo, had a true love for words. Mall irme delighted in translating everything into poetry and like the true artist was possessed with the idea that nothing but perfection should come from his pen. In 1887 was pub- lished his Poesies Completes, a volume which exerted a great influence on his followers. One may interpret his poetry � in one of three wax-.: one may consider it contemptuously, one may try to find its meaning�a vain attempt, or one may try to understand it not rationally but merely listening to it and abandoning one's self to it as one might to music. What, more precisely, was Mallarme's influence on French poetry? He was the first to bring in the idea of the necessity of conscious co-oi>eration on the part of the reader in order to understand poetry; the idea also of the difficulty of compo- CONTINUED ON .FOURTH PAGE Main Liners Fail to Score Against 2d Varsity In the warmth of a salubrious Mon- day afternoon the second Varsity de- feated the Main Line reserves, 3-0. �The game was Uneventful, there being neither any outstandingly good playing nor any extremely bad playing. In the first half Hellmer and Smith each made a goal, but in the second period the Main Line fullbacks stiff- ened and only 'one score was made. Main Line Reserves 2d Varsity Folwell..................R. W...................Leidy De Lone................R. I................Gerhard McHugh................C. "F...................Smith Shillein..................L. ' I...�............Hellmer Reinhold................L. W...................Boyd Davis.....................R. H.................Jarrett (Miles) Swain....................C. H...................Collins Wilkis...............,....L.. H,...........'.......Watts Hallahan.............R. F....................Bishop Rumpp..................L. F.......................Baer Brill........................G.........................Jones Referees�Miss Wilkis, Miss Grant. Time: 25-minute halves. Score: B. M. C: Hellmer, 2; Smith. 1932 and 1933 Victors in Class Games Dean Manning Offers Advice to Job-Hunting Seniors Oti Thursday. November 6. Dean Man- ning spoke in chapel on the subject of "Getting a Job." She began by saying that jobs are harder to get now than she ever remembers their being before, but that the college will always feel respon- sible (or helping its students to get them. In order to advise student and pros- pective employer tin1 JK'rsonnel bureau must have information. College and school records" are an index of general intelligence and, to a surprising extent, of ability to see things through, but they _du not nei-ess.-irily .show � the student's tastes or t\pe of thinking. Last year's Freshman Questionnaire was intended to fill this need in part. As students differ so do the jobs they demand. Some think along practical lines, in concrete images. Others think in abstract images and see always the idea l>ehind the act: it is a more delicate job finding positions for these. Some like intellectual jobs, others jobs of or- ganization. Some work best alone; others are naturally gregarious. The chief difficulty with vocational ad- vice is that no one wants Ao take it. Students have different but unchanging attitudes in choosing what they will do. Some are pliant; in a family of doctors they are doctors; in a family of lawyers, lawyers. Others, among them Mrs. Man- ning, are contrary, choosing the untradi- tional occupation. Some are swayed by sentimental considerations to choose jobs for which they are not practically or temperamentally suited. Most people are unwilling to pre|�re for the technical job which is easiest to get. When one has mastered it thoroughly, one will usually find that intellectual interest may be squeezed out of it. If one is sure of one's general fiyld it is best to take the best job one can find in it and not expect too much at first. The contact with concrete example is whaf is most needed. Mrs. Manning laid special emphasis on the importance of always seeing through jobs undertaken. She stressed too the importance of being healthy. The time and money lost from sickness of employees, women especially, is very great and employers are rightfully prejudiced against the chronically ill. All students were urged, in conclusion, to register at the ^Bureau of Recommen- dations so that there will always be on hand at the college reference material to use in getting a job. Guest Rule Extended The., guest rule was expanded last spring to include sisters and friends of resident students. This change was made not in order to provide a place for people who merely wish to fulfill social en- gagements in the-neighborhood, but to allow students to have guests who really wish to see them and the college. Students are asked to inform their frieuds that the halls close at 10:30 and that guests should arrive before that hour and should not stay out late unless they are accompanied by their college hostess. League Official Defends Federation Administrative and Technical Burden to Be Assumed by Secretariat. BRIAND PLANS NEGATIVE "There is not "arid "Will not be, such a thing as a Federatfoif of Europe," said Monsieur Pierre de Lanux, Director of the Paris Information Office of the League of Nations, Thursday after- non in Goodhart. "But something should be established which is federal in scope; and it is only lately that this has been brought down to a practical, political and statesmanlike plane, by Hriand." �_ Briand wishes to give no more than the impulse; knowing intuitively that the "man of the streets," the non- political voter, all, over Europe, is in favor of the idea, he nevertheless wants the people to work it out for them- selves. Afraid of the responsibility, it is against his will that he is giving out more detailed memoranda. These memoranda arc of a negative, not a positive, character. In Europe, there is a greater need for barbed wire to be pulled 'down than to be estab- lished, for there are twenty-seven states, with corresponding borders, frontiers and tariff barriers, which leaves everything paralyzed by an ob- solete and difficult situation. Briand, speaking in the name of these twenty- seven states, and as a result of the re- plies received over the summer, pro- poses the following plan: Periodic meetings, a permanent secretariat, and a method of work which allows of reg- CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE First Italian Armistice Described by Dr. Taylor Dr. Lily Ross Taylor was the speaker �'' Chapel on Tuesday, Armis- tice Day, and her subject was the first Armistice Day on the Italian front. \t the time, Dr. Taylor was a worker in the chemical laboratory of the Uni- versity of Padua, which had been turned into a surgical dressing and hos- pital supply room. The roar of the \�K guns slackened on Saturday, after a particularly active week, and on Sun- day morning, November 4, the work women brought in the news of peace, which was shortly confirmed by the Red Oos's. And then the cefebration began. "The workers all went on a holiday of song, wine and Lucky Strikes, but for Dr. Taylor and a small staff, among them supposedly the trusty Giovanni, who was discovered some time later rather worse for wear, having done some personal celebrating. In the eve- ning. Padua was flooded with light, in gay contrast to the preceding time of darkness. In concluding, Dr. Taylor spoke of the disillusionment of the days follow- ing the Armistice, and of the general restlessness that inevitably set in. She touched on the vivid feeling borne in after the war that men who had come back from the front had suffered far more than even the most active women workers. And the last, and one of the greatest evils which Dr. Taylor dwelt on was the danger to the integrity of a people that arises from living on lies of propaganda and politics for a period as long as the war. Mind of New China Shown by Dr. Chang Chinese Attitude Toward China Evolves from Self-Conceit to Reorientation. IDEAOLOGY IS STRONG Bryn Mawr League Musical The second of the series of musical services "will be held on Sunday next, November3 16, in the Music Room at 7:30 P. M. The program is as follows: Organ solos: Chorale in A Minor (No. 3), Cesar Franck; Pastorale (from First Sonata), Guilmant; Marchc Upon a Theme by Handel, Guilmant. Choir: "Now All the Woods Are Sleeping," Bach; "Tenebrae Factac Sunt," Palestrina; "O Vos Omnes," Vittoria; Psalm 148, "Lord Who Hast Made Us for Thine Own." A special "Welsh Melody" will be sung to the hymn, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul," in which the audience is asked to take special part while the choir sings a descant above the actual hymn tune. The next of these musical services will be on Sunday, December 14, at 7:3_Q,P. M- This will be in the nature of a special Christmas Carol Service. Announce Details of First National Contest on V the League of Nations for Colleges Dr. P. C Chang, Professor at Nan- Kai University,, Tientsin, China, and visiting Professor at the University of Chicago, for the second semester, 1930-31. spoke on "Whither China," in the music room of Goodhart, on Monday evening. November 10. China. Dr. Chang began, is a chaU - lenging but confusing subject. It is a large country, comprising a fourth of the world's total population. It has behind it ;< continuous and distinctive culture�the only culture that has lasted more than four thousand years. Yet China is undeveloped 4fl the mod- ern economic senses of the word, and it has still to find a solution to its prob- lem as the largest potential market in the world. Further Dr. Chang em- phasized the fact that' an analysis of the present situation *in China should involve* much more than the single phases as reported by Western inter- preter-, who seldom--even- know the Chinese language. It is far more im- portant for us to understand the Chinese mind, and the transitions that are going on in that mind than to un- derstand the war reports that occupy the newspaper headline-. In order to understand fully the China of today we must also examine the pad eenturies of its history; we must see both how China has been looked at by the outside world, and how China has been looked at by the Chinese themselves. The attitude of the, West in regard to China has passed through three phases: Eigh- teenth century and earlier contacts; nineteenth century misfortunes, and twentieth century readjustments. China's early contacts with the West CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE The clas- names .were continued on Thursday. Playing a messy game, 1933 defeated the Seniors, 4-2. The best playing was shown by Baer. She consistently stopped the Sophomore forward line from breaking through and covered her opposing inside, never oner giving her a chance to break away with the ball. There was no one particularly outstanding for the Sopho-1 mores; in fact they were all poor to- gether. It was only because of sev- eral lucky breaks the Seniors did not pile up a greater score. >URMt*Pi CONTINUED ON POT. PAGE The first national contest for college students for colleges on the League of Nations will be held this win- ter under the auspices of the League of Nations Association. The first prize consists of a trip to Europe, in- cluding a stay in Geneva and an op- portunity to study the League of Na- tions at work; second and third prizes consist of cash awards of $100 and $50 respectively. Local prizes will prob- ably be offered by various branches of the League of Nations Association. Registration blanks should be obtained at once from the League of Nations Association, Inc., 6 East 39th Street, New York. The first prize will be awarded for the best thesis on one-of the following subjects: 1. A critical survey of the political and economic aspects of the proposed federation of European states. 2. An estimate of the value of the mandate system. 3. Disarmament: obstacles, accom- plishments and prospects. 4. An economic program for the League of Nations, designed to pre- vent world-wide economic depressions. 5. Harmonizing the League Cove- nant with the Pact of Paris. 6. Growth of international co-oper- ation through the League of Nations. 7. An evaluation of the effective- ness of the League of Nations as the guarantor of the rights of minorities. If there are other topics in which students are particularly interested, and on which they would like to write, they may submit such topics to the Com- mittee on Award. If approved, the de- sired subject may be submitted for one of the above. Conditions of the Contest 1. Any regularly enrolled under- graduate student in a university, col- lege or junior college (an American citizen living in the United States) may compete. 2. Ony registered students may submit theses to the Committee on Award. The enclosed registration blank should be sent to the First Na- tional College Contest, League of Na- tions Association, as soon as possible. All registrations must-be in by Feb- ruary 2, and the theses themselves must be mailed by March 2d. 3. A bibliography listing all mate- rial used must accompany each thesis. 4. Three, thousand words are sug- gested as a minimum and 5000 as a maximum. These limits, however, are only suggestive and not arbitrary. Stu- dents need not feel bound strictly by them. 5. Theses must be typewritten in double space on one side only of paper 8'/2"xl\". The pages should be num- bered. 4-*------ 6. The student's name must not ap- pear on the thesis. There must be a blank sealed envelope clipped to each thesis containing typewritten the name, age, class, home and college addresses of the student, name and address of the college and a statement signed by the student and the faculty member responsible, to the effect that the thesis is the original unaided work of the student. Form* for this statement will be furnished on registration. 7. Theses will be judged on (a) knowledge of the subject, (b) judg- ment shown, (c) organization of ma- terial and (d) style. It is important to confine the papers strictly to ap- proved topics and to see that the whole topic is covered. 8. Theses must be mailed not later than March 2, to Committee on Award, College Contest, League of Nations Association, 6 East 39th Street, New ,York, N. Y. 9. Lists of League of Nations docu- ments, pamphlets and selected books will be sent on receipt of registration blank. -Calendar Thursday, November 13 � The Graduate , Club presents Dr. Mildred Fairchild. Associate in Social Economy and Social Research, who will speak on ,"A New Industrial Order in Russia," in Goodhart Hall at 8 P. M. Saturday, November 15�Varsity hockey game with Swarth- more. Sunday, November 16�A Me- morial Service for Dr. Theo- dore de Laguna will be held in the Music Room at 5:15. A musical service of the Bryn Mawr League will be held in the Music Room at 7:30. Monday, November 17 � The Parents' Association of the Thome School will hold fhe first of three Round Table Dis- cussions on the vital subject of "Creative Activity in Life, Jn Art and in Education," led by Dr. Ella D. Kilgus. at 8:15 in Wyndham. The other lec- tures will be on Monday, No- vember 24, and on'Tuesday, December 2. Varsity hockey game with Rose- mont at 4. Wednesday. November 19�The Industrial Group Supper will be held in the Common Room at 6:30. Saturday, November, 22�Varsity hockey with All-Philadelphia. Sunday, November 23 � The service of the Bryn Mawr League will be led by Samuel M. Shoemaker in the Music Room at 7:30. Monday, November 24 � The Graduate Club will hold an informal discussion on Russia at 8 in Goodhart Hail. Wednesday. November 26� Thanksgiving vacation begins at 12:45 P. M.
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Here's my last guitar blog from the summer tour. I'll wrap it up by mentioning two guitars that only made one night appearances on this tour and give a few words about the X-Stroyer as it made it onstage every night of the tour.
Since we were in Mexico City I'll mention the Teotihuacan mask given to me at the Teotihuacan pyramids just outside Mexico City about nine years ago. Ironically I visited those same pyramids again and bumped into the person affectionately known as 'Gorilla' to his friends who gave me my mask. This mask is also the muse for the face that appears on 'Maya' adorning the first fret and two other of my Jackson Supreme guitars (including the grey one which is still on display at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas).
First off the Jackson PC-1 in trans black metallic (Tranny):
This guitar has the usual Dimarzio super 3 and HS-2 pickups with a Jackson sustainer/driver pickup in the neck position. It has FU-TONE saddles and titanium block, a maple neck and fingerboard and D'Addario 13-54 gauge strings. I played it on 'Let's Get Rocked'. You can also see this guitar in the 'Nine Lives' video with Tim Mcgraw.
Next up is the Jackson Telecaster. This guitar was custom made in the early 2000s. It originally had a maple neck and fingerboard but it never worked 100% for me. It sounded good and made it out on a few tours but it didn't make me want to play it. When my friend Lance suggested how good it would look with a rosewood fingerboard I asked the Jackson custom shop if they could give it a makeover. Mike Shannon created a beautiful fat neck with a rosewood fingerboard. I couldn't put it down after it arrived on tour, taking it to the hotel room everyday. I played it once onstage this summer I think, at Bristow, Virginia on 'Love Bites'. I'll be playing it in the studio on two new Delta Deep songs next week when I get home off tour. It has an ash body, a Dimarzio Area Hot T pickup in the bridge position and a Dimarzio Area T chrome (DP417C) in the neck position. It has D'Addario 13-54 gauge strings. After Scott set it up it feels very different to my PC-1's although it does have a PC-1 neck on it. Mainly because it has a fixed bridge and not my usual tremelo, floating bridge setup now it plays and sounds amazing.
The Jackson PC X-Stroyer continued to wow me on the whole tour. The sound was spectacular and I put this down to there being so much wood involved. It's such a mass of wood making it rather heavy (and I do have some really heavy guitars). With all the bells and whistles that are featured on the PC-1's and Supremes it comes out and slays. Having said that it's nowhere near as comfortable to play as a PC-1 and I wouldn't dream of playing it all night, which I have done with some of my PC-1's-most notably my old green and first one 'Kermit' that stayed in tune all night for the live recording of the Cybernauts live concert in 1996. The X-Stroyer isn't a production model but I'm sure it'll be available as a custom guitar if anyone's man enough for it.
I'd like to thank everyone who came and saw us on this tour; Scott Appleton who made the guitars perform like the champs that they are; Gabriel who is traveling with us on the Mexico leg of the tour who showed us around and shared with me and Helen the most amazing cultural experiences in Mexico City; and my lovely wife Helen Collen who made me and my guitars look great with her excellent photography.


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3 A worthy additionDalexx | 27/09/2007 | See all Dalexx's reviews (8)As mentioned, though nothing really new the game does expand on the first by including a campaign option with a well thought out narrative that sees things from the viewpoint of the clonetrooper then later stormtrooper.The main difference is the force numbers, gone is the constant countdown of friendly and enemy forces, for the most part, replaces by key objectives that determine the success of a mission.As for the space combat element its pretty basic and not very challenging.My biggest complaint is the sheer stupidity of your fellow troopers, the AI is awful and your men run about catching blaster fire while its up to you alone to reach the objectives. This is even more annoying when you desperatley need backup to capture or hold an objective and none of your men are anywhere near you. Enemy forces casually walk through your troops without even a raised hand against them.Overall if you liked the first then you wont be disapointed with this
1 UselessDforDilemma | 12/08/2007 | See all DforDilemma's reviews (1)If you own a PC with a dual core processor, do not buy this game. It was not optimized for dual core processors even though they were available at the time of its release. I can only run the game by disabling the sound which is a damaging blow to the overall enjoyment of this game. Lucasarts has only released one patch for Battlefront II, and that was over a year ago, which did not solve the dual core crash fix. Lucasarts have been absolutely useless in their attempts to resolve these problems and it seems they no longer care. Instead it's been left to the customers who bought this, to figure it out for themselves. This is a faulty product as far as I'm concerned, and really it should be taken off the market.I'm not exactly sure how it will perform on other computers, but I've been through every forum relating to this topic, and a lot of people were having the same problem as me. There is no solution to this. If you buy this game, and find that it's not working properly, then it's your own fault.
5 GREATq0207herao | 27/07/2007 | See all 0207herao's reviews (9)if u like huge online games like couterstrike or battlefeild 2 then this is a game for you
5 Campaign and skirmishes are amazing. Brilliant GameSionedw | 20/03/2008 | See all Sionedw's reviews (12)This game is amazing there is nothing wrong with it except for no space ships on land(except for snowspeeder) this game is brilliant, Galatic Conquest, skirmish and Campaign all amazing.
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I actually really like this fabric. I won some and was thinking about the best way to use it. I was thinking purses/bags, kids clothes, but I really like your quilt, so I am probably going to go with something like that. I should have some left over for bags or clothes. Wonderful, thanks!
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Hi Amy, sadly the link to the pattern does not work. Is the pattern avaiable and is it for using a layer cake? I like the quilt very much.I fell in love with the summer house fabrics and I think this would be the perfect pattern!
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quote:But I think I'd take the USA's armed forces over theirs.
quote:Anyone who wanted their oil.
quote:How would they stop anyone?
quote: The state of Texas? Or the US government?
quote:Why would the US defend a "nation" that just choose to leave?
quote:And those military bases belong to whom?
quote:Are you aware of the amount of bases in the 2 states? Regardless, this is a peaceful seccesion.