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This is a lesson about the solar wind, Earth's magnetosphere, and the Moon. Participants will work in groups of two or three to build a model of the Sun-Earth-Moon system. They will use the model to demonstrate that the Earth is protected from... (View More) particles streaming out of the Sun, called the solar wind, by a magnetic shield called the magnetosphere, and that the Moon is periodically protected from these particles as it moves in its orbit around the Earth. Participants will also learn that the NASA ARTEMIS mission is a pair of satellites orbiting the Moon that measure the intensity of solar particles streaming from the Sun. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students will explain CRaTER's purpose and how it works. They will also design (using paper and pencil) a cosmic ray detector to answer their own questions. CRaTER's purpose is to identify safe landing sites for future human missions... (View More) to the moon; discover potential resources on the Moon; and characterize the radiation environment of the Moon. The lesson includes background information for the teacher, questions, and information about student preconceptions. This is lesson 4 of 4 from "The Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation." (View Less)
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Blame it on Bush
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Jimi: Pali Gap
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I want this played at my cremation.
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Quote from: Crafty_Dog on September 24, 2012, 09:17:41 PM
I want this played at my cremation.
Very nice, never heard it before.
"You see, it's not the blood you spill that gets you what you want, it's the blood you share. Your family, your friendships, your community, these are the most valuable things a man can have." Before Dishonor - Hatebreed
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My Lion
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I enjoy both versions...
From my Father down to me
Then on to you my son.
Someday you will be the one, to carry the pride.
My Lion, roar!
"You see, it's not the blood you spill that gets you what you want, it's the blood you share. Your family, your friendships, your community, these are the most valuable things a man can have." Before Dishonor - Hatebreed
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WSJ: Jed Zeppelin
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'Jed Zeppelin': They're Country, But Raised on Rock 'n' Roll .
By DON STEINBERG
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Eric Church: 'There's a lot of Iron Maiden in what we do.'
It might seem odd that Eric Church's song titled "Springsteen" reached No. 1 on Billboard's country-music chart this summer, but it really shouldn't. More than ever, country artists are channeling the rock of the 1970s and '80s.
Though Nashville traditionalists don't fully approve of all the rocking, Mr. Church is nominated for more Country Music Association Awards than anyone else this year, with the ceremony set for Thursday. "Springsteen" is nominated for song of the year.
It's not just about Bruce. On country radio these days, it's easy to hear echoes of Bad Company, Bachman-Turner Overdrive and Joan Jett. For music fans raised on the straightforward guitars and ragged drumbeats of classic rock, the latest country music has a familiar ring.
"What you're hearing is a change in the way country songs are mixed," says Brian Philips, president of Country Music Television. "You're hearing dirtier guitars, turned up louder in the mix. The rhythm section is more prominent. The drums are heavier. The vocal is a little more defiant. It's a rock mix. It's very different from what you would have heard in Nashville a decade ago."
Rock and country have fed on each other since before Elvis Presley showed up at Sun Studio, of course. What's different now is that today's country stars grew up in a world when rural America was less isolated than before. Country traditions abide in some quarters, but for these artists, rockeven heavy metalwas the currency.
Randy Houser's summer hit "How Country Feels," with its power-chord and kick-drum opening, sounds eerily like AC/DC's "Highway to Hell." The first bars of Thomas Rhett's "Something to Do With My Hands" evoke Aerosmith's "Dude Looks Like a Lady." Lady Antebellum's "Friday Night" is very "Jessie's Girl" (Rick Springfield). Love and Theft's summer hit "Angel Eyes" channels Tom Petty. Dierks Bentley's raucous "5-1-5-0" pays homage musically to the Eagles' "Life in the Fast Lane," though its title is a nod to Eddie Van Halen, who used "5150" (a California police code for somebody acting crazy) to name his guitar and a Van Halen album.
"We joke and make up names in the studio, like Jed Zeppelin," says Ronnie Dunn, formerly of country duo Brooks and Dunn and now a solo artist who recently released the single "Let the Cowboy Rock." Brooks and Dunn's work included a remake of the 1973 B.W. Stevenson classic "My Maria." Their hit "You Can't Take the Honky Tonk out of the Girl" sounded like the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up."
"That's what we were going for," says Mr. Dunn. "I tell people my ultimate fantasy for a band is where the Stones meet Merle Haggard."
Superstar Kenny Chesney has a song, "I Go Back," where he recalls his passionate younger days listening to the Steve Miller Band, John Mellencamp and Billy Joel. In July, Mr. Miller joined Mr. Chesney onstage during an Oakland concert, and they performed the classic hits "Rock'n Me" and "The Joker" together. The Dixie Chicks famously covered Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide." Oklahoma good ol' boy Toby Keith, on his 2011 album "Clancy's Tavern," performs Three Dog Night's laid-back "Shambala."
In the song "Springsteen," which has the solemn vibe of Mr. Springsteen's "I'm on Fire," the singer-songwriter Mr. Church recalls his own teenage glory days listening to the radio.
"When I grew up, yeah, I listened to country music," says Mr. Church, 35, who was raised in small-town North Carolina. "But if you were going to a football game, rock 'n' roll was playing in every car and every truck. You were listening to everything from AC/DC, Metallica, all the way to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Mellencamp, Springsteen, Seger, Petty."
Mr. Church figures the first song he learned to play on guitar might have been "Born to Run," or maybe "Jack and Diane."
"I went to an AC/DC concert in an amphitheater, and it just damned near changed my life," he remembers. "Guys with their fists in the air. The raw energy of rock 'n' roll is something no one else has been able to duplicate. In our show, we try. There's a lot of Iron Maiden in what we do."
Country lyrics have evolved, too. They remain rich in confessional narrative and honky-tonk wordplay, though increasingly there are fewer tales of woe, more attitude and gratitude. Often the down-home words contrast with the guitar-amped sounds. Mr. Houser's "How Country Feels" kicks in on the highway-to-hell riff, then cuts down a dirt road to heaven: "You never rolled in the hay/Never thrown it in four-wheel/Climb up on in here, girl/Let me show you how country feels."
"They're almost overcompensating these days for kind of injecting even metal influences into some of the country songs," Mr. Dunn observes. "They'll overwork the lyrics to testify that they are country: 'I've got my dog on my seat in my truck, on the dirt road, in the backwoods.' It's almost like you catch yourself apologizing for rocking out."
If today's country music sounds like 1970s rock, another reason may be because what passed for rock during that musically diverse era was infused with twang. Bad Company were considered hard rockers, but listen to 1975's "Feel Like Makin' Love" again some time. It doesn't sound like the electronic pop that's on rock charts these days, and if newly released it would be most likely to get airplay on a country station. You could say the same about many hits from the Eagles, Grateful Dead, Neil Young, the Band, the Doobie Brothers, America, Bob Seger, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Olivia Newton-John, Linda Ronstadt and, of course, Southern rock bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers. Bad Company weren't the only Brits to cowboy up. A good slice of the Stones' fertile early-1970s period was country, and the Who gave voice to country-style violin (in "Baba O'Reilly") and banjo (in "Squeeze Box"). Country's plaintive steel guitar accents Elton John's "Tiny Dancer." And the quirky '70s hit parade featured countless country-flavored novelties: "Convoy," "Afternoon Delight," "Still the One," "Rhinestone Cowboy," "Angel of the Morning," "The Cover of the Rolling Stone," "Delta Dawn," "Dueling Banjos."
Country's spread into rock territory has coincided with a geographic incursion. Country is thriving where you'll never find a hayseed. In Philadelphia, where venerable rock station WYSP last year became another major-market rock casualty, country station WXTU is having its best run ever.
"I think people are surprised how well country does in the Northeast," says Natalie Conner, the station's general manager.
Country-music sales trail behind rock and R&B, according to Nielsen SoundScan. But country's 5.6% increase in album sales in the first half of 2012 (over 2011) was a bigger rise than any other genre.
Pollstar says the highest-grossing concert tour of the summer was Mr. Chesney and Tim McGraw's tour together, which featured their new duet, titled "Feel Like a Rock Star," of course. The tour reached $96.5 million in gate receipts and sold one million tickets, according to Pollstar. Their two football-stadium shows in Foxboro, Mass., broke the sales record for a New England country-music event. Mr. Chesney broke the New York/New Jersey record in 2011.
Bill Flanagan cultivated the long-shared DNA of rock and country when as an executive at CMT he created the "CMT Crossroads" TV series, pairing country artists with rockers. In one episode, Taylor Swift rocked out with Def Leppard.
"It seems totally incongruous," Mr. Flanagan says, but he traces a direct line: Ms. Swift grew up listening to Shania Twain, whose producer (and ex-husband) Mutt Lange also produced the classics by Def Leppard and AC/DC.
"When the series began, we assumed it would be young rock artists wanting to work with older country artists like Merle Haggard or Willie Nelson. It's actually worked out the other way," Mr. Flanagan says. "Now it's Keith Urban getting to play with his hero John Fogerty. Ninety percent of the country artists we talk to ask if they can do it with Springsteen. We had to create a No-Bruce Zone."
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Hip Hop Violin
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R.I.P. Ray Manzarek
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R.I.P. Ray Manzarek of The Doors:
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"Hey Joe"
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We have all heard the long and short versions of "Hey Joe" sung and played by Jimi Hendrix.
The origins of the song are quite murky. Look up "Hey Joe" on Wikipedia and one can read what I mean.
One claim is this is the original writer and singer of the song that was stolen by her boyfriend and rewritten as "Hey Joe".
I think this singer is great:
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February 06, 2014, 11:54:49 AM »
The only thing I remember about this when I was somewhere around the age of seven was my sister hogging the TV and sitting Indian style (I hope I didn't offend anyone) in front of our little black and white TV with the antennae (no remote back then) and giddily screaming and screeching over these guys. I couldn't figure it out.
It was as though she was possessed. My oldest sister felt that way about Elvis I think.
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February 06, 2014, 12:22:23 PM »
My father took me to see (not hear) the Beatles at Philadelphia Convention Center in 1963 or '64. There was not a dry seat in the house.
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Circa 2000 we went to see him at the House of Blues in Orlando (when we were leaving the house). He was one of my favorites in college. Unfortunately, he looked very sickly. Someone said they thought he had aids. He was injecting heroin so it is feasible that he also injected a deadly virus. OTOH albinos sometimes have associated neurodegenerative disorders as well and for all I know it was this that made him appear the way he did. We left the show early because frankly he was so weak and terrible that he could only repeat the same few chords while his band was obviously trying to compensate for his inability to play. We thought he looked like he was going to die soon at that time so I am surprised he lasted till now. He will be remembered for his "mean" guitar work. His music struck a chord with me that is for sure:
Blues legend Johnny Winter dies at 70 in Zurich
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FILE - In this Friday, June 19, 2009 file photo, Johnny Winter plays during the Canton Blues Festival 2009 in downtown Canton, Ohio. Texas blues icon Johnny Winter, who rose to fame in the late 1960s and '70s with his energetic performances and recordings that included producing his childhood hero Muddy Waters, died in Zurich, Switzerland on Wednesday, July 16, 2014. He was 70. (AP Photo/The Repository, Bob Rossiter) MANDATORY CREDIT
GENEVA (AP) Texas blues legend Johnny Winter, known for his lightning-fast blues guitar riffs, his striking long white hair and his collaborations with the likes of Jimi Hendrix and childhood hero Muddy Waters, has died. He was 70.
Winter was a leading light among the white blues guitar players, including Eric Clapton and the late Stevie Ray Vaughan, who followed in the footsteps of the earlier Chicago blues masters. Winter idolized Waters and got a chance to produce some of the blues legend's more popular albums. Rolling Stone magazine named Winter one of the top 100 guitarists of all time.
His representative, Carla Parisi, confirmed Thursday that Winter died in a hotel room in Zurich a day earlier. The statement said his wife, family and bandmates were all saddened by the loss of one of the world's finest guitarists.
There was no immediate word on the cause of death.
Winter had been on an extensive tour this year that recently brought him to Europe. His last performance came Saturday at the Lovely Days Festival in Wiesen, Austria.
The tour, a documentary that premiered at the SXSW Festival exploring his music, youth and substance abuse battles, and a newly released four-CD set of recordings were all part of Winter's celebration of turning 70 this year.
John Dawson Winter III was born on Feb. 23, 1944, in Mississippi, but was raised in Beaumont, Texas. He was the older brother of Edgar Winter, also an albino, who rose to musical fame with the Edgar Winter Group.
Winter was one of the most popular live acts of the early 1970s, when his signature fast blues guitar solos attracted a wide following. But his addiction problems with heroin during that decade and later battles with alcohol and prescription medication, including methadone, also drew attention.
His career received a big boost early on when Rolling Stone singled him out as one of the best blues guitarists on the Texas scene. This helped secure a substantial recording contract from Columbia Records in 1969 that led to an appearance at the Woodstock Festival and gave him a wide following among college students and young blues fans.
Crowds were dazzled by the speed and volume of his guitar playing, which had its roots in urban blues but incorporated elements of rock 'in roll.
Winters paid homage to Waters on "Tribute to Muddy," a song from his 1969 release "The Progressive Blues Experiment." He continued to pick up accolades, producing three Grammy Award-winning albums for Waters and recording with John Lee Hooker, which helped revive their careers.
Winter performed often with blues and rock singer Janis Joplin and the two became close during the 1960s.
Among the blues classics that Winter played during that era were "Rollin' and Tumblin'," ''Bad Luck and Trouble" and "Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl." He also teamed up with his brother Edgar for their 1976 live album "Together."
He was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame in 1988.
There was no immediate word on funeral services.
Gregory Katz contributed from London.
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I saw him sit in with Electric Hot Tuna at the late show at the Fillmore East around 1970.
I LOVE his rendition of Dylan's "Highway 61"!!!
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"I LOVE his rendition of Dylan's "Highway 61"!!!"
Yes! 1970? Was he the main act or the opener then? I think I got into him some years after. Early to mid 70's. I liked him better than his brother.
I had a couple of his albums. My favorite was AND/LIVE though it was circa '75 when I first heard it in my fraternity during a party.
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The show wherein I saw him was an Electric Hot Tuna show and he was invited onstage to join the set.
Frankly to my ear he often did not play with much heart, instead more with volume and speed and with a competitive attitude with Jorma.
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Happy 75th birthday Grace Slick!!!
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The College News Volume V. No. 12 BRYN MAWR, PA., JANUARY 9, 1919 Price 5 Cents ALUMN/C INVITE 3ENIOR8 TO ANNUAL MEETING Wilt Discuss Service Corps and Farm The annual meeting of the Alumna? As- sociation, to which Seniors are Invited, will be in the chapel on Saturday, Feb- ruary 1st, at 10.30 a. m. The business to be brought up at this meeting is as fol- lows: The question of raising the dues of the Association to $2.00 to cover the in- creased cost of the Quarterly. The continuation of the Service Corps, or possible changes In the character of the work. The question of continuing the farm an- other year. The Deed of Gift, by which the Mary E. Garrett Memorial Endowment Fund, com- pleted last year, will be turned over to the College. Friday Meeting Open to All An open meeting of the Association will be held on Friday evening, January 3l8t, for discussion of the Service Corps. Speakers representing various phases of war and reconstruction work will tell of the needs of their organizations. Any students who are interested are Invited to attend. Miss Thomas will entertain the mem- bers of the Alumna? Association at luncheon at the Deanery on Saturday, February 1st. DECLARES AMERICA MAY MAKE SOLDIERS' SACRIFICE VAIN TELL8 OF DEATH OF RASPUTIN AS RELATED TO HIM BY MURDERER Mr. Whittemore to Speak Next Week on Russia "The Mystery of the Russian Charac- ter" is the subject of an address which will probably be given on January 17th by Mr. Thomas Whittemore, of the Com- mittee of Relief for War Orphans in Pe- trograd. The lecture will be under the Red (ross^and Allied Relief Committee of the War Council. One of the stories which Mr. Whit to more tells is of the murder of Rasputin, which was described to him at first hand by the man who accomplished it. The black priest, who was reported to have a charmed life, failed to succumb to a deadly poison, given him in a glass of wine, and did not fall Immediately even when he was shot. The murderer was at first imprisoned, but later released, at the time of the revolution. Mr. Whittemore, before the war, was Associate Professor of English at Har- vard. His interest in archaeology took him, In 1914, to Egypt, where he was ex- cavating when war was declared. He went immediately into Russia and there organized his committee to relieve the suffering of the children in the capital. Mrs. Ralph Adams Cram Is at the head of the committee In Boston. There Is a translation by Mr. Whitte- more from the Russian in the January Atlantic Monthly. He will speak several times during the month in and about Philadelphia. GAIETY AT COMMUNITY CENTER Besides the children's Christmas fes- tivities, a party with singing and games was given a week ago Monday at the Community Center by the men's Italian class for their teachers. The small boys' gym dab celebrated neit day with a nserebjnallow roast. The Mothers' Club met last Thursday to hear a Chtaeee speaker. Major Davis Tells After Chapel of His Two Years With the American Troops Is America on the verge of committing the unpardonable sin? Major Robert Davis, of the Red Cross, just returned after two years with the American troops in France, raised this issue in a forceful sermon last Sunday in chapel. The New Testament mentions a sin which is unforgivable. Major Davis said. "The evidence is that this is the sin of turning back to the old^knall life after catching a glimpse of ttcmething bigger. This was the sin of Lot's wife, who pre- ferred shrivelling to expansion, and of the Scribes, who came down and looked Jesus over and then went back to Jeru- salem. "America for two years has been growing bigger and better. But the war ended too soon for us. . . . We were just about to learn some of the things only learned by suffering. We had begun to learn what little is needed to be really blessed. It looks as if in about eight months we shall be right back when we were in 1916. "Our men have gone over to France. We sent them there. Two hundred thou- sand will never return. They died hoping for a better America. If we slip back, as we are fast doing, into the old easy, pre- war days,�like Christ they will have died in vain." Tells Anecdotes of Americans "If it hadn't been for the American spirit of clean it up!' the war would be going on yet," Major Davis remarked to the large audience, which remained after chapel to bear him tell Informally of his experience with the American troops. "The men's eagerness and sense of humor never failed. "I came home the other day on a ship with 3000 wounded. As we entered New York Harbor and passed the Statue of Liberty, one of the men shouted, "Bye, bye, old girl. If you want to see me again you gotta turn round.' " Another of Major Davis's stories was of a negro who, when sent out to get a German prisoner, returned without his man. "I had one," he explained to his captain, "but he began tellin' me of his wife and his little girl and his old father �doggone. Captain, I had to kill that man to keep him from breaking my heart " Speaking of the great number of Franco-American marriages, Major Davis stated that since the 22d of July he had been sitting on a constant court martial for them. As assistant provost martial in Paris he had charge of 200.000 militarized civilians. Major Davis's commission is in the French Red Cross. He has also been as- sociated with the British Army and with the American Red Cross. Last March he had charge of a Red Cross zone from Montdidler to Chateau-Thierry, with head- quarters at Compiegne. He expects to re- turn soon to France to stay indefinitely. FIVE COLLEGES REPRESENTED AT BRYN MAWR CABINET CONFERENCE Tea Held for Guests in Afternoon The Conference of the Christian As- sociation cabinet with representatives from four other colleges was held last night in the graduate club room in Den- bigh, (iuests at the conference were presidents of the different Christian Associations, Miss Emily Frank from Vassar, with another member of the board; Miss Eleanor Linton from Welles- ley, with another member of the Welles- ley board; Miss Helen Jones from Mt. Holyoke, and two representatives from the Smith Christian Association. Among other matters the conference discussed to what extent they, as cabinet members, were responsible for the eth- ical standards of the college, whether ad- vert ising is as necessary for the C. A. as for war work, how many and what kind of meetings should be held, and what should be the qualifications for election to the cabinet. A lea was held for the quests from 4.30 until 6.00. in K. Stiles' room. Merion. Members of the cabinet were invited, the Silver Bay delegation, graduates from the colleges represented, and anyone who knew the representatives. PRESIDENT THOMAS PAYS TRIB- UTE TO COLLEGE TRUSTEE Bryn Mawr Unusually Fortunate in The Great Men That Hare Served It Cyril Maude to Speak at College Cyril Maude, who is playing this win- ter in The Saving Grace, will speak here later under the auspices of the Red Cross Committee. He wss prevented from com- ing this week because hia company was sent to Boston. General Maude, who lost his life In the Meaeeotasaiaa campaign, was Cyril Maude's brother RUSSIAN STAR GIVES SONG RECITAL AS FIRST CONCERT OF YEAR Mme. Niessen-Stone Plans Opening of Vocal Classes The Ural concert of the year was given by Mme. Niessen-Stone. formerly of the Metropolitan Opera Company, last Satur- day evening, in Taylor under the auspices of the Music committee. Mme. Niessen- Stone. who has studied abroad and sung in Kuropean opera, was for nine years leadinir teacher at the Institute of Mu- sical Art in New York. She annoumm the opening of vocal classes, and will come here or to Philadelphia to give >ns. Mme. NiesMii Stone, a Russian born, sang the Russian numbers on the pro gram in the original, previously translat- ing them into English. The words of "My Native Land" are by Tolstoi, and de- scribe Russia in a series of noun-phrases without using verbs. Anyone who wishes to enter Mme. Niessen-Stone's classes may secure infor- mation and register through I. Arnold '20. Pembroke East Marcella Sembrich and Dr. Frank Damrosch endoise her as a teacher. The program was: I (a) Del mlo core ................Haydn (b) Se tu m'ami ..............Pergolesl (c) Fortunio ..................Messager (d) Paplllons .................Chausson (e) Hymn au Solell ............Georges II (a; The Soldier's Bride ...Rachmaninoff (b) My Native Land .....Gretsrhaninotf (c) Nursery Song..........Moussorcskl (d) Parasha's Reverie and Dance. sung In Russian......Moussorg.-ki Bon jour Ma Belle, sung as encore. Ill (a) Highland Joy ..............Stickles (b) Auld Daddy Darkness Homer (c) Don't Come in. Sir. Plea-.- Scott Id) Fairy Tale Silberta (e) My Sea .... Bond The Captain, sung as encore "I wish today to commemorate the splendid service given to the College by a former Trustee and Director, Alexander C. Wood, of New Jersey, who died last Saturday night." said President Thomas, speaking Monday morning In chapel. "Mr. Wood resigned from the Board two years ago when he reached the age of seventy-five, after twenty years in the service of the College, during fourteen of which he was a member of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds and for eight years the chairman of the committee. The College owes much to his fairness, good judgment and expert knowledge of building." To the devotion, open-mindedness nnd vision of Mr. Worn! and Mr. David Scull, the first Chairman of the Building Com- mittee. President Thomas attributed a large part of Bryn Mawr's success In architecture and in the placing of its buildings. Of all devoted and unselfish services tin service rendered by the trustees of colleges like Bryn Mawr is the most self- sacrificing." President Thomas said. "At Bryn Mawr we have been blessed from the very beginning I can speak because I hive known all of the trustees as well as the founder of the college�I believe that no college has had men of wider vision connected with It. men with no other ends to serve except the good of the college." ' Interest in education�in the develop- ment of one's own college first of all and then of Other colleges, is one of the high- est outside interests a business or a pro- fessional man can have in the I'nlted States. 'President Thomas said. "It Is an inieT-Wrfyll of idealism. For many mm .indVrelmeii n means the hope and faith that the next generation will solve the problems their generation has failed to Bolve. It is an interest full of romance. In our colleges today the knights of the modern world are forging their armor." IAN HAY WILL SPEAK ON "VIC- TORY AND BEYOND" Lecture Saturday in Gymnasium Major Ian Hay Beith, now on tour In this country for the third time, will speak in the gymnasium Saturday night at eight o'clock on "Victory and Beyond?" Travelling under his own management. Major Beith. after covering expenses is giving to war charities all the profits of his lectures. From (his source he has distributed in the last two years over " among a dozen American and British war relief organizations. Major Beith was asked by the Y. M. \ to write for American soldiers and sailors visiting England a brief explana- tion of some of the elements In English life which they might not understand. This article, which is given to each man sent lo England, is reprinted In the Ladies' Home Journal for January under �le What You May Not Know About I's." The lecture is under the auspices ol the class of 1920 for their Service Corps Fund Tickets. 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#11 Mon 14 Jul 08 4:22pm
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Re: Medieval cooking
Pay a visit to the kitchens at Hampton court Palace, lots of original equipment, ideas recipes. Good luck
#12 Mon 14 Jul 08 5:06pm
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Re: Medieval cooking
there's another Spanish Xativi recepie calle Arnady it's a dessert made of pumpkin and ground almonds, it's very traditional and it dates back to the medieval times http://www.nutricionyrecetas.com/receta … s/6850.htm
#13 Mon 14 Jul 08 5:21pm
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Re: Medieval cooking
I've just built a vertical fire basket to go in my big barbeque so I can burn logs and spit roast in front of them, which was the medieval method.
Previously, I have done many spit roasts over the coals (anything up to 120lb pigs) but roasting in front of the fire definitely produces a different taste.
I've also started collecting old recipes - starting with "the forme of curry", which must be the earliest English CookBook.
What is quite startling at times is how modern many of the old recipes sound!
#14 Mon 14 Jul 08 7:05pm
Ms Kira
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Re: Medieval cooking
I've done no medieval cooking, unless marshmallows in the fireplace counts. I've experienced a bit of medieval torture. Oh, that's called 'dentistry' nowadays.
I really am curious about slow cooking, using spits and smoking and all that. There's just so much flavor to be had from letting something sit a while and soak it all in.
I've just replace the inside parts of my gas grill a couple weeks ago, and now have a second grill I'm considering converting to charcoal and trying some smoking techniques with that. We'll see...
#15 Mon 14 Jul 08 7:17pm
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Re: Medieval cooking
My mom used to have a little cookbook for cooking in the fire place. We bought it in the US and it was based on pioneer recipes.
We never used any of the recipes (as no fireplace), but enjoyed browsing and reading.
Will check this weekend if she still has it.
#16 Mon 14 Jul 08 7:20pm
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Re: Medieval cooking
I have a thing for medieval and renaissance food, and life. So, yes I have cooked like this before. The food itself comes out to be so yummy, even with minimal spices. I have worked at renaissance fairs and because I am a chef, I helped to produce menus, and I have catered to medieval parties. I just love cooking this way, and wish I had time to cook like this more often. I hope your experience was as great as mine. Much Luck to you!!
#17 Tue 15 Jul 08 6:43am
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Re: Medieval cooking
Hi guys,
we in Croatian coast are usually preparing meat, poultry and fish under "peka". What is "peka"? Specially made of clay or cust iron hat which you heat before use on fireplace. Speciality is sucking lamb under "peka".
#18 Tue 15 Jul 08 8:49am
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Re: Medieval cooking
We were invited once at a medioevo dinnerparty inn a Castello. Low lights, camerieri and giullari with medievo dresses and painted faces, musica dal vivo but but but the sala was too crowded and the tables had a narrow corridor inbetween. No plates, a piadina-like bread to put on different entries. Only a scodella for a soup. No fork, only a knife, no tsp.
When they came with a cinghiale on a big woodden tray and started pasing around to serve everybody, we sow people jump from their seats putting hands on their necks ,,,,,,,
What had happened? The hot sugo had started scorrere from the tagliere di portata directy onto their necks
isn't this a medioeval practice?
soon afterwards everybody had his napkin on his shoulders instead of his legs and a part from the rimborsi for the spoiled giacche e pellicce on the seats everybody went on eating happily
#19 Tue 15 Jul 08 10:55am
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Re: Medieval cooking
There's an annual medieval festival in a German town called Soest in September (6th & 7th), where people dress up, have a medieval market and serve food prepared in a medieval style: http://www.soest.de/veranstaltungen/hig … 017105.php , http://www.gaudium.schwider.de (both sites are in German)
The town itself is very old and the centre is well preserved with many houses from around 1500, which yields the proper atmosphere for such a festival.
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#20 Tue 15 Jul 08 11:23am
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Re: Medieval cooking
I saw a recepie once where they wrapped a seasoned side of pork in a 1cm sheet of terracotta and then placed it under coals and kept the temp steady for about 1 or 2 hours then they took it out and the clay was hard they hammered it and the meat was perfectly cooked inside, then they took the top part of the terracotta and the base served as a plate. I think they made it in the times of El Cid!


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No special preparation is necessary for this test.
You should feel very little discomfort with this test. The gel may be cold.
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Additional conditions under which the test may be performed include the following:
There are no documented risks of ultrasound.
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Brent Wisse, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology & Nutrition, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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