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/ / KEEP OFF THE GRASS I ! � p_ The College News VOL. XXII, No. 16 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS, 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Dorothy Pilley Talks On Mountain Climbs Mountaineering a Safe Sport When Care is Exercised, � Says Devotee ROPE TECHNIQUE VITAL The Deanery, March 9.�"Why do people climb mountains?" asked Dor- othy Pilley (Mrs. I. A. Richards) in her talk on Alpine mountaineering. An experienced climber and a devotee of the sport, Miss Pilley endeavored to explain what she calls "mountain- eering madness" by stories of her own climbing adventures. Her talk was' illustrated by slides. Mountain climbing, contrary to the common belief, is a comparatively safe sport if care is exercised at all times and rash climbs are not attempted. A correct knowledge of rope technique is essential and the proper use of the billet must be understood. (A billet is a crack in the rock or a similar stable object around which a rope may be put as a safeguard against falls.) A fine sense of balance is an- other requirement, for in scaling rock walls handholds the size of a dime must often be used. Climbers should wear heavy nailed boots to get a grip on the rock, although in fine weather sneakers can be used on rock slabs. Mountain climbing has come into its own only within the last hundred years, but owing to its increasing popularity there are now many or- ganized climbing clubs. The Ladies' Alpine Club was founded in the days of crinolines. The Pinnacle Club, a British women's rock climbing club of which Miss Pilley is the president, has the hardest qualifications of all similar organizations. Every mem- ber must be able to be a leader, to use a rope correctly and to climb safely without unnecessary risk. Miss Pilley has climbed in every part of the world, from the mountains in the English Lake Country to the Himalayas. Much of her climbing has been done in the Alps, which are no- torious for snow and ice hazards. Snow and glacier climbing is treach- erous because of the danger of crevasses. A thin layer of snow may completely conceal a crevass, and the utmost care must be taken to test the ground as one goes. Miss Pilley told of a serious accident suffered by a guide on one of their trips. Three members of the party, including the guide, had gone ahead. It was a stuffy evening and the snow was treacherous. The guide, although an old one who knew the glacier, had ("ontlnued on Page Four The League Entertains The Bryn Mawr League is planning two entertainments this week for the benefit of the Summer Camp. On Thursday at 8 o'clock a group of under- graduates will present a musical program. The President's House will be the scene of the party and admission will be twenty- five cents. On Saturday the Maids' Dra- matic Club will present Booth Tarkington's Clarence in Good- hart at 8.45 p. m., under the auspices of the League. The charge will be $.75 for seats in the first fifteen rows, and $.25 for the remaining rows. Junior Year Abroad Discussed by Dean Music Room, March 6. � Bryn Mawr's experience with the junior year spent elsewhere than on the campus has not been very favorable except where it was embarked on with definite purpose, is the opinion of Dean Manning. There are certain very great advantages which a year of study away from Bryn Mawr affords, but they must be carefully weighed against the corresponding disadvantages. The college grants its degrees on the basis of a satisfactory completion of work of a certain well-understood standard. Our degree is not based on the best program of general education and we cannot tamper with our exist- ing plan because work of this nature is a prerequisite for graduate study. Therefore work done off the campus must be designed to fit into our scheme of study. In the past the organization of the junior year abroad has presented dif- ficulties which have been very satis- factorily dealt with by the University of Delaware organization. There must be a definite understanding of the ground to be covered. Also the rules concerning personal conduct are con- siderably stricter at foreign universi- ties. One of the greatest disadvant- ages resulting from being away dur- ing the junior year is the serious dis- arrangement in the preparation for comprehensive examinations. Required subjects must be completed in the first two years at college, thus leaving very little time available for the choice of elective subjects. The opportunities to study abroad, however, are great enough frequently to merit the making of sacrifices by the college. Life with a family .which has a completely different culture, and constant use of the language, are two of the undoubted advantages of study abroad. A. S. U. Meeting Maps Out Progr To Aid International Relations Club in Organizing College Peace Program MEET EVERY TWO WEEKS How the Wheels Go 'Round (This the second of a series of ar- ticles on the college as a commun- ity.) There is no endowment for ice cream and there is no endowment for lettuce twice a day. This pronounce- ment from the Steward shatters once and for all the rumor popular among the undergraduates for more than thirty years that the only plausible explanation for the phenomena lay in the whim of a lettuce and ice cream-starved alumna. This idea is entirely false and the true reason for the regular and sometimes monotonous recurrence of these two foods on the table lies in the stubborn conserva- tism of a Bryn Mawr appetite. Vari- ations were tried in the early days of the college, and upon occasions there are still hopeful but vain ex- periments; but years ago it was dis- covered that plain lettuce with a very few varied dressings was definitely preferred to any other salad. This simplified life greatly for the dieti- cian too, because the arduous task of concocting new salad combinations was for the most part eliminated. Chicken, fruit cup and chocolate dishes are and have been for genera- tions the favorite college dishes. In the realm of desserts there is and has been only one choice�ice cream with chocolate sauce. Tastes don't seem to change among the un- dergraduates of two generations, and if not ice cream with chocolate sauce then cream puffs or cakes with choco- late sauce, or perhaps a chocolate pudding, is in favor. Chocolate eclairs have recently been extremely popular. "Any chocolate food is a success," declares Mrs. Robins, the Dietician, "The only reason we don't serve it every meal as the students and we should like, is to keep up the interest and the feeling of novelty. Other sauces for ice cream are introduced simply to keep the chocolate popular." No one likes the fancy ice creams without sauce, although they are just as costly as ordinary ice cream with sauce. No matter how the college appetite is teased with black walnut, mocha and other ice creams, vanilla with chocolate remains king of desserts. All the ice cream is made by the college, more precisely by the store room boy in Rockefeller basement on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Continued on Pare Four Common Room, March 5.�The re- cently founded Bryn Mawr branch of the A. S. U. met, under the chairman- ship of Martha Van Hoesen, '39, to discuss points in the program pre- pared by the Executive Committee. Twenty-two students were present, and voiced its concern for the Summer School, anti-Hearst work and coopera- tion with the International Relations Club in its peace program. The group is keenly interested in the Summer School project and wants to have, facts as a*h intelligent back- ground for discussion and support of it. Sylvia Wright, '38, was elected chairman of a committee of two to re- port to the group at a short meeting this week. It is very important that the group work to express in practical ways its disapproval of the Hearst press. They expect to prepare a list of all such publications, so that it will be possible to organize a sys- tematic boycott of the man and his works. Mary Dimmock, '39, was ap- pointed with a companion of her choosing to go to the managers of the Seville and other local theatres and to see whether it would be possible to get them to stop showing Hearst news- reels. It is important to get the group and the whole college anti-Hearst. A bulletin board was suggested on which the worst articles in Hearst publica- tions could be posted. There will be a peace demonstra- tion held on April 22 by colleges and universities throughout the country, and the group planned to offer its cooperation to the International Re- lations Club in organizing a college program. A literature committee was appoint- ed consisting of Mary Riesman, '39, and Jeanne Quistgaard, '38, to see that good pamphlets are distributed throughout the college and to sell the Student Advocate, the publication of the A. S. U., which costs fifty cents a year and five cents a copy. Action against the teachers' oath bill, soon Continued on Page Six . College Calendar ..Wednesday, March 11: In- dustrial Group Supper and dis- cussion of Government and La- bor. Common Room at tJ.45 p. m. Thursday, March 12: Under- graduate Musicale. Miss Park's house at 8 p. m. Friday, March 13: Dr. Mi- chael Rostovtzeff will speak on Horace As I See Him. Good- hart Hall at 8.30 p. m. Saturday, March 14: The Maids' Dramatic Club presents Clarence. Goedhart Hall at 8.45 p. m. Sunday, March 15: Sir Ar- thur Willert will speak on The Press in International Affairs. Deanery at 5 p.. m. Sunday, March 15: Faculty Basketball Game versus Varsity. Gymnasium at 11 a. m. Monday, March 16: Mr. I. A. Richards will give the conclud- ing lecture on The Interpreta- tion of Prose. Goodhart Hall at 8.20 p. m. Richards Cites False Theories of Metaphor Not Mere Addition as Aristotle Said, But is Very Essence of Language NEW TERMS CLARIFY Maids' Dramatic Club To Present "Clarence" On Saturday, March 14, the first production of the newly formed Maids'; Dramatic Club will be presented.! Booth Tarkington's Clarence, a four-j act comedy concerned with mistaken j identity which leads to many and] varied amusing complications, has been ] �hosen to demonstrate the dramatic! ability of the maids and porters. John i Whittaker, porter in Denbigh, is in the title role, and Peggy Peyton,! Rockefeller maid, has the feminine j lead. Huldah Cheek, '38, has directed j the production, assisted by Alison Ray- j mond, '38. The performance is scheduled to be- gin at 8.45 p. m.�after the maids have; finished their various and sundry chores in the halls. Tickets are sev- enty-five and twenty-five cents, and all seats are reserved. Arthur Willert to Talk On International Press Second Movie Program Will Show Narrative The second of the film showings sponsored by the Undergraduate Asso- ciation will be given in Goodhart Hall on Wednesday evening, March 18, and will show the development of nar- rative from 1894 to 1911. The pro- gram consists %t excerpts from six films, beginning with The Execution of Mary Queen of Scots, made in 1893-4, when it was first discovered that the new invention could recreate the past."" Wash Day Troubles il- lustrates one of the first excursions into the invention of stories for the pictures. A Trip to the Moon, by George Melies, and the Great Train Robbery mark steps of gret-t advance- ment in moving-picture technique. A version of Faust made rtf 1905 will be followed by Queen Elizabeth, of which Sarah Bernhardt said, "This is my one chance for immortality." These excerpts bring a combination of history and entertainment of the same sort presented in the last program, but based on more serious material. Rehearsal Schedule The rehearsal schedule for the following week will be posted each Friday morning on the Bulletin Board. It will not be chalked up on the blackboard until Monday because the two Saturday schedules would cause confusion. Watch the board for this schedule, for you will be held responsible for the Mon- day rehearsals. ^______ Sir Arthur Willert, a distinguished British diplomat and publicist, will speak on The Press as a Factor in International Relations in the Dean- ery on Sunday, March 15, at 5 p. m. Since he has all his life been connect- ed with the international press, Sir Arthur brings a mine of knowledge and experience to his subject, while | the subject itself is wide enough forj him to include acute and authorita- tive opinions on the present uncertain state of affairs. As soon as he was graduated from Oxford, Sir Arthur joined the staff of the London Times, and after a brief apprenticeship in branch offices he was accepted as a member of the edi- torial staff in London. He was only twenty-seven when he was appointed Chief Correspondent for the Times in the United States. This position he retained until 1920, except for a year of service with the British War Mis- sion in Washington in 1917. In recog- nition of his work here he was created a Knight of the Order of the British Empire, while on his return to Lon- don he was made head of the News Department and Press Officer in the British Foreign Office. Since then he has been a delegate to nearly all the Naval and Disarma- ment Conferences sponsored by vari- ous countries, as well as a constant attendant at the meetings of the League of Nations. His views of Eng- land's relations with other countries were expressed in the book he pub- lished in 1928, Aspects of British For- eign Policy. The future relations of these countries he has now predicted in a book published only a few weeks ago and entitled What Next in Eu- rope? In the review in the New York Herald-Tribune of Sunday, February 16, the book was described as" "sane but unpretentious." Goodhart, March 9.�An explana- tion of metaphor and a refutation of the mistaken beliefs concerning it were the subject of Mr. Richards' fifth lecture in the Flexner series. The seeds of such mistaken beliefs, he said, were sown by no less a man than Aristotle, who, in discussing the skillful use of language, once wrote that "the greatest thing by f&j was to gain control of a metaphor," but that only a genius could do this, only a man who had an eye for resem- blances. Latent in these statements are erroneous assumptions which from Aristotle until the present generation have been accepted and enlarged up- on while the true use and meaning of a metaphor has been ignored. First of the false assumptions so generated is the idea that some men have an eye for resemblances and that some have not. The second is the in- ference that the control of a meta- phor, unlike other intellectual arts, cannot be taught to the unfortunate individuals who are born without it. Thirdly, there is the opinion that metaphor is a special use of speech, a mere embellishment adding grace to the main body, but not vital to it. On these three unjustifiable presup- positions, the study of rhetoric has been based for ages, although a mani- fest contradiction to such a theory has existed in the fact that historians of language have proved the deriva- tion of the meaning in large numbers of words from nothing but metaphori- cal usage. Observing this phenome- non, Bentham conceived the idea that "mind and all its doings are fictions," while Coleridge and F. H. Bradley went still farther and stated that "all objects of contemplation are fictions." Shelley had the same intuition of the truth when he wrote, "Language is vitally metaphorical," but neither he nor any of these men ever put their insight to the proof or enlarged it into a doctrine of language. That must be done now. If the real function of metaphor is Continued on Page Five Dr. Fenwick Instructor At Vassar Model League (Especially contributed by Virginia Sale, '36.) The Tenth Assembly of the Model League of Nations last week came to some stimulating conclusions as the result of spirited discussions in which, for the most part, the positions of the countries were intelligently main- tained. Dr. Fenwick delivered an opening address which pointed out that the difficulties of international co- operation are not insuperable, since many of the same objections were of- fered to the Constitution of the United States as are today made to the League. In the First Plenary Session of the Assembly the nations stated their pre- liminary stands and pointed to the differences which had to be overcome in the committee meetings which fol- lowed. The First Committee, on Technical Assistance to Backward Nations, brought in an admirable report ad- vocating the extension and codifica- tion of the existing agencies of the League which provide such assistance. Provisions for costs of such assistance and for the independence of countries accepting it were made. Investiga- tions made by League agencies were not to be considered invasions of sovereignty, and no assistance was to be given in the name of any particular state, so as to prevent the exploitation or conquest of nations in need of aid. The committee concluded its report with a comprehensive plan for the codification and standardization of Continued ou Page Four
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The College News Volume V. No. 14 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1919 Price 5 Cents M. M. CAREY NEXT YEAR'S VAR- SITY HOCKEY CAPTAIN New Athletic Honor for All-around Star Millicent Carey '20 has been elected Varsity hockey captain for 1919-20. Miss Carey, for two years a player on Varsity and captain of her class team, has also won B. M.'s in water-polo and basketball, and wears a yellow tie, as one of the six all-around athletes on the campus. She is this year a member of the C. A. and Self-Government Boards, and was 1920's Sophomore president and Freshman vice- president. Until its partial disbanding she was 1920*s representative on the War Council and acted as War Council Sec- retary. "NOT THE END OF RUSSIA," SAYS MR. WHITTEMORE . Peasants Resemble Children With No Consciousness of Statehood "The personality of a child in the shape of a man" was the definition of the Rus- � sian character given by Mr. Thomas Whit- temore, who spoke in Taylor last Friday under the auspices of the War Council Red Cross and Allied Relief Committee. "The Russian can steal from you and love you at the same moment," said Mr. Whittemore. "He Is apt to be self-cen- tered, lazy, and dishonest, but his faults are those of a child, and, like a child, he can outgrow them." "This is not the end of Russia," went on Mr. Whittemore, "but a moment of catastrophic creation. Russia does not centralize herself because she has yet to assume the consciousness of statehood, having never been a state but merely a government. And the government of Russia has always cut against the grain of race. There is an exaggerated fear in each part of Russia of all the other parts." "The Church," said Mr. Whittemore, "is today playing a great though quiet part in Russian national life. In the parish it is the enemy of the Soviet and of Bolshe- vism, which means literally 'those who want all.' � Mr. Whittemore concluded with an ap- peal against the "hands off" policy in re- gard to Russia. "The Allies' hands off Russia," he declared, "means the Gorman whip upon her. The Germans in Russia are like the thread in the pattern of a carpet. Germany can face with equanim- ity the loss of her colonies and the tread- mill of indemnity if she has Russia alone in which to reconstruct herself." Mr. Whittemore, who has been in Rus- sia since the outbreak of the war, is a member of the Committee for the Relief of War Orphans In Petrograd. He Is re- turning to Russia next month. ALUMNiE ANNUAL MEETING A WEEK FROM SATURDAY ALUMN� WAR WORKERS WILL SPEAK JANUARY 31 IN GYMNASIUM Undergraduates Invited A special open meeting of the Alumnae Association, the subject of which will be the war work of the Bryn Mawr Alumnae In this country and overseas, will be held in the gymnasium Friday evening, Janu- ary 31st, at eight o'clock. Miss Marion Reilly '01 will preside. Among the speak- ers will be Mrs. F. L. Slade (Caroline McCormick ex-'96) and Miss Ellen Kll- patrick (ex-'99). Miss Slade has been doing personnel work for the Y. M. C. A. and was vice chairman of the Mayor's Committee of the League for National De- fense of New York City. Miss Kllpatrlck is from Baltimore and has recently re- turned from France, where she did volun- teer canteen work under the Red Cross. After the scheduled speeches the meet- ing will be open for five-minute speeches from the floor. The aim of the speeches will be to show directly what the Bryn Mawr Service Corps has accomplished. The meeting Is under the auspices of the Alumnae Association, but will be open to undergraduates. USE OF RUSSELL SAGE BEQUEST WILL BE DISCUSSED BY ALUMN/E A reception to the Faculty of the Col- lege in gymnasium will be held after the meeting at 9.30. GLEE CLUB TO BE COACHED BY M. JOSEPH CRAIG FOX Mr. Joseph Craig Fox will coach the Glee Club performance of the Pirates of Penzance, to be given the first week in May. Mr. Fox has been associated with the Savoy and with Plays and Players and has both coached the Pirates of Pen- sane* and acted In It. He will direct the dancing as well as tha singing. Tryouta with Mr. Tax are being held this week, the cast to be decided as soon as posTJhli, CHAPLAIN OF BLUE DEVILS TELLS OF FRANCE AT WAR Annual Meeting Next Week in the Chapel The Future of the Bryn Mawr Patriotic Farm and the possibility of a permanent Bryn Mawr Service Corps will be among the topics discussed at the Annual Alum- nae Meeting, which will be held at the end of next week. Another subject of in- terest will be the Russell Sage bequest and how the money can be used In the best interests of the College. A Pension Fund or a higher rating of salaries have both been suggested in this connection. Reports of the alumna) committees that will be read are: Finance, Miss Martha Thomas '90; Academic, Miss Frances Brown '09; Conference Committee, Mrs. Richard Barrows '08; James E. Rhoads Scholarship, Mrs. William Roy Smith '01; Farm Committee, MIsb Alice Haw- kins '07; Joint Committee of the Service Corps, Miss Marion Reilly '01; Students' Loan Fund, Miss Martha Thomas '90; Alumna; Directors of the College, Miss Elizabeth Klrkbrlde '06; Athletics, Miss Maud Dessau '13; Alumnae Quarterly, Isabel Forster '15. Reports on the local branches and clubs will be made by the secretaries. After the meeting the members of the Alumnae Association are invited by Presi- dent Thomas to luncheon at the Dennery. Bryn Mawr May Join Phi Bet Kappa In compliance with a unanimous vote of the Senior Class, a committee has been appointed by the president to confer with President Thomas on the question of in- stituting a chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity at Bryn Mawr. The conditions of membership would be fixed by the College. The general opinion is that it would be open to students graduating cum laude, as well as to those receiving magna cum laude and turn ma cum laude, and that it would extend to the alumna. The question, before it can be decided, will come up before the Faculty and the Undergraduate Association. The Senior Committee is M. Thurman (ex offlclo), M. Martin L. Wood, A. Landon and M. Gil- man. SECOND SCIENCE NO LONGER A REQUIREMENT Post-Major Work or Five-hour Elec- tive May be Substituted $75 Netted for 1922't Service Corps "Germany put material forces into the War�France put her soul," said Abb6 Flynn, chaplain of the Blue Devils, in a lecture given for the benefit of the 1922 Service Corps last Saturday evening. Chaplain Flynn wore the decoration of the legion of honor. About $75 was netted for the Freshman Service Corps. "Germany made a mistake In the psy- chology of the nations. She did not dream that little Belgium would stand up against the German army. The idea that Great Britain and America would en- ter the war seemed ridiculous, nor did Germany understand France. She thought there would be Internal discord, but on the day that war broke out France stood up as one man to face Germany. I wish that I could evoke the soul of France before you. One of the characteristics of France is unity. I have found the same unity in America. Unity of nations came with unity of command. He's a genius; he's our idol-�Foch. France will never forget the day that Pershing came with 100,000 men and said to Foch, 'They are yours!' Victory Is due to the courage of the American soldier, and in the name of France I thank them." Clearness of aims, Chaplain Flynn said, is another characteristic of the soul of France. France was fighting for freedom and Justice�not for annexation. She was not going to annex Alsace and Lor- raine. Annexation means taking some- thing that Is not yours, while Alsace and Lorraine have been French for three hun- dred years. France Is creative and chiv- alrous, but she Is above all heroic. One million three hundred thousand men have bean killed In the war yet she Is not "bled white" as some Americans said. �On January 1. 1918. Franc* bad 4.7M.MS In the field. These nMn set their (Continued on page �, column 1 i VARSITY CASTS CHOSEN Rehearsals to Begin After Midyears The three Varsity plays have been cast as follows: The Merry Death Pierrot ...........L. Babcock, Graduate Harlequin^..............B. Ferguson '21 Columbine................S. Belville '18 Spirit of Death............H. Zinsser '20 Doctor....................P. Ostroff '21 The Costumes and Scenery Committee are working out a plan of coloring for The Merry Death like that of Leon Bakst. Rosalind Rosalind .................C. Skinner '22 Dame Quickly ...........M. Ramsay '19 Charles ...................E. Hobdy "22 The Maid of France The Maid ................L. Kellogg '20 The Poilu .................V. Evans '21 Blanche ................P. Norcross '22 The Tommy..............M. Warren '21 Gerald .................D. Chambers '19 Rehearsals will begin immediately after midyears. TWENTY-FOUR MAKE FRENCH CLUB Half of New Members Freshmen With the admission of twenty-four new members through the conversational try- outs last week, the membership of the French Club has been almost doubled. Of the new members eleven are Fresh- men, five Sophomores, five Juniors and three Seniors. They are: 1919: A. Landon. A. Moore. E. Rondl- nella. 1920: J. Conklin, N. Oookln. T. James. E. Stevens. E. Williams. 1M1: M. Baldwin. D. Lubin. H. Rubel. A. Taylor. K. Ward. 1929: E. Brown. C. Cameron. H. Crosby. M. Krech. V. Uddell. P. Norcross, O. PnO, F. Robblns. A. Rupert. B. Rogers. M. Vor- h In place of the second year of required Science or any of the substitutes for It, five hours of post-major work in one or both group subjects, or a five-hour block in any other subject may be taken, ac- cording to a recent decision of the t'ur- riculum Committee to go into effect for 1919-20. The five hours thus afforded differ from the ten hours of free elective only in the fact that, unless post-major work la taken, the five-hour block may not be split into two- and three-hour courses. It is hoped that the throwing open of this second year of Science will add greatly to the number of students taking post-major work. Under the new entrance requirements students electing the two-point option of offering a fourth language in place of the one point in Science and one point In English History, will be required to take In college one half-year of Science and one half-year of History, or one full year of Science or one full year of History. Students electing the group of History, however, will not be allowed to take the option of a full year of History, nor will students electing the group of Science be allowed to take the option of a full year of Science. To enable students to take the half-year of Science and half-year of History in one year, the elective course In U. S. History will be given at nine on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and another elective course of three hours a week will be given on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays, which students electing Chemistry for the first semester may elect In the second semes- ter. Students choosing Geology or Bi- ology for the half-year of Science may enter the ordinary minor course In His- tory in the second semester. No Chapel Service Sunday There will be no chapel next Sunday, since Rabbi Wise, who was to bar* spoken. Is serving abroad. Vespers will be led by M. Tyler '22. Junk Realises $3 by Sale of Old Paper The Junk Committee has made $308 by selling $70 pounds of newspapers, scrap paper, and rubber. This Is the first step toward Its yearly 120 contribution to the Chinese scholar now at St. Hilda's School In Wuchang. China. Margaret 8�ott "04 Is the principal of St Hilda'*.
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(CNN) -- Bill O'Reilly, the conservative Fox News host, believes same-sex marriage advocates have a more convincing argument than opponents, who do nothing but rehash scripture to make their point.
"The compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals," O'Reilly said Tuesday on Fox. "That's where the compelling argument is. 'We're Americans. We just want to be treated like everybody else.' That's a compelling argument, and to deny that, you have got to have a very strong argument on the other side. The argument on the other side hasn't been able to do anything but thump the Bible."
O'Reilly has previously stated he takes a libertarian view on the issue, and repeated Tuesday night that it's a decision that should be left up to the states. "I support civil unions. I always have. The gay marriage thing, I don't feel that strongly about it one way or another."
Both sides of the debate clashed this week in Washington as the Supreme Court hears challenges to two cases dealing with the issue.
O'Reilly has been less critical of so-called Bible thumpers in the past. In a May 2009 column on his website, he again argued the matter should be decided by states but also said he understands that "most Americans believe heterosexual marriage deserves a special place in our society."
"Our Judeo-Christian traditions, which have made the United States the most prosperous and just society the world has ever known, speak to a family built around a responsible mother and a father-certainly the optimum when it comes to raising children," he wrote.
But, he argued, people who feel strongly about traditional marriage "have allowed themselves to be intimidated" and have refused to stand up for what they believe in.
"When was the last time you saw a Catholic cardinal or archbishop speak against gay marriage on television? I know--I've invited some of them. They all turned me down," he wrote.
His comments Tuesday weren't the first time he's taken on his own party. Last week, O'Reilly sharply criticized Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann for making "trivial attacks" and unsubstantiated claims of President Barack Obama's so-called perks in the White House.


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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
Is there harm to adding flaxseed, linseed oil or any other phytoestrogen to the diet for the man with prostate cancer in watchful waiting?
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Adding flaxseed to your diet may be beneficial. A study found that when flaxseed was added to a low fat diet (20% of total calories from fat) there was a decrease in mean total testosterone and free androgen index, as well as serum cholesterol. Flaxseed oil however is not recommended since it may promote tumor growth. Also lignans, which are the compounds with the estrogen-like activity, are not in the oil.
Flaxseed and soy are the foods most commonly associated with phytoestrogens. However, they are present in other foods including legumes (lentils, kidney beans, black beans, chick peas), grains, vegetables, seeds and fruits. So shifting to a plant-based diet, which emphasizes these foods, would be healthy decision for a person who has prostate cancer.
Jun 22, 2011 - Men who are smokers at the time of prostate cancer diagnosis have an increased risk of total mortality, cardiovascular disease mortality, prostate cancer mortality, and recurrence, according to a study published in the June 22/29 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.


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heart (hɑːt) | |
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1. | the hollow muscular organ in vertebrates whose contractions propel the blood through the circulatory system. In mammals it consists of a right and left atrium and a right and left ventricleRelated: cardiac |
2. | the corresponding organ or part in invertebrates |
3. | this organ considered as the seat of life and emotions, esp love |
4. | emotional mood or disposition: a happy heart; a change of heart |
5. | tenderness or pity: you have no heart |
6. | courage or spirit; bravery |
7. | the inmost or most central part of a thing: the heart of the city |
8. | the most important or vital part: the heart of the matter |
9. | (of vegetables such as cabbage) the inner compact part |
10. | the core of a tree |
11. | the part nearest the heart of a person; breast: she held him to her heart |
12. | a dearly loved person: usually used as a term of address: dearest heart |
13. | a conventionalized representation of the heart, having two rounded lobes at the top meeting in a point at the bottom |
14. | a. a red heart-shaped symbol on a playing card |
b. a card with one or more of these symbols or (when pl.) the suit of cards so marked | |
15. | a fertile condition in land, conducive to vigorous growth in crops or herbage (esp in the phrase in good heart) |
16. | after one's own heart appealing to one's own disposition, taste, or tendencies |
17. | at heart in reality or fundamentally |
18. | break one's heart, break someone's heart to grieve or cause to grieve very deeply, esp through love |
19. | by heart by committing to memory |
20. | cross my heart!, cross my heart and hope to die! I promise! |
21. | eat one's heart out to brood or pine with grief or longing |
22. | from one's heart, from the bottom of one's heart very sincerely or deeply |
23. | have a heart! be kind or merciful |
24. | (usually used with a negative) have one's heart in it to have enthusiasm for something |
25. | have one's heart in one's boots to be depressed or down-hearted |
26. | have one's heart in one's mouth, have one's heart in one's throat to be full of apprehension, excitement, or fear |
27. | have one's heart in the right place |
a. to be kind, thoughtful, or generous | |
b. to mean well | |
28. | (usually used with a negative) have the heart to have the necessary will, callousness, etc (to do something): I didn't have the heart to tell him |
29. | heart and soul absolutely; completely |
30. | heart of hearts the depths of one's conscience or emotions |
31. | heart of oak a brave person |
32. | in one's heart secretly; fundamentally |
33. | lose heart to become despondent or disillusioned (over something) |
34. | lose one's heart to to fall in love with |
35. | near to one's heart, close to one's heart cherished or important |
36. | set one's heart on to have as one's ambition to obtain; covet |
37. | take heart to become encouraged |
38. | take to heart to take seriously or be upset about |
39. | to one's heart's content as much as one wishes |
40. | wear one's heart on one's sleeve to show one's feelings openly |
41. | with all one's heart, with one's whole heart very willingly |
—vb | |
42. | (intr) (of vegetables) to form a heart |
43. | an archaic word for hearten |
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[Old English heorte; related to Old Norse hjarta, Gothic hairtō, Old High German herza, Latin cor, Greek kardia, Old Irish cride] |
heart (härt)
The chambered, muscular organ in vertebrates that pumps blood received from the veins into the arteries, thereby maintaining the flow of blood through the entire circulatory system.
A similarly functioning structure in invertebrates.
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The hollow muscular organ that is the center of the circulatory system. The heart pumps blood throughout the intricate system of blood vessels in the body.
According to the Bible, the heart is the centre not only of spiritual activity, but of all the operations of human life. "Heart" and "soul" are often used interchangeably (Deut. 6:5; 26:16; comp. Matt. 22:37; Mark 12:30, 33), but this is not generally the case. The heart is the "home of the personal life," and hence a man is designated, according to his heart, wise (1 Kings 3:12, etc.), pure (Ps. 24:4; Matt. 5:8, etc.), upright and righteous (Gen. 20:5, 6; Ps. 11:2; 78:72), pious and good (Luke 8:15), etc. In these and such passages the word "soul" could not be substituted for "heart." The heart is also the seat of the conscience (Rom. 2:15). It is naturally wicked (Gen. 8:21), and hence it contaminates the whole life and character (Matt. 12:34; 15:18; comp. Eccl. 8:11; Ps. 73:7). Hence the heart must be changed, regenerated (Ezek. 36:26; 11:19; Ps. 51:10-14), before a man can willingly obey God. The process of salvation begins in the heart by the believing reception of the testimony of God, while the rejection of that testimony hardens the heart (Ps. 95:8; Prov. 28:14; 2 Chr. 36:13). "Hardness of heart evidences itself by light views of sin; partial acknowledgment and confession of it; pride and conceit; ingratitude; unconcern about the word and ordinances of God; inattention to divine providences; stifling convictions of conscience; shunning reproof; presumption, and general ignorance of divine things."


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quote:1. Unleashed pit bulldogs (when she takes her younger siblings on daily walks) 2. Wandering moose & bear (noisemaker to scare them off) 3. Possible two-legged scumbag wearing a heavy jacket in winter (the reason I won't consider .22LR) 4. Wolves (LINK )
quote:I'm not sure about the reliability of the rimfire cartridge. If you could put a few hundred rounds through that kel tec without issue, I'd consider it a good option. Otherwise I'd want her to have the .380 and Bear Spray.
quote:She needs to carry a shotgun.
quote:I think for bear, it would be .357 mag or .44 mag minimum. But if you're not all about gearing up only for bear, I would steer as far as a 9mm.
quote:I would look at the S&W M&P and Ruger SR9. Both have slim grips that are great for female shooters. Also the recoil impulse is nonexistent. If she can handle the Bersa, she can handle an M&P or SR9.
quote:If you're worried about size, capacity, and killing ability check out the FN FiveSeven. Recoil like a .22, high capacity, and will kill the hell out of anything. Price is high and so is ammo, but it is a badass piece.
quote:I would get her to try out a full size 9mm. The recoil on a 9mm is much more managable that a .380. Every .380 that I've shot the recoil is very snappy where a 9mm is just more pleasant to shoot.
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quote:Will Drew give up some money to bring in some defensive help???
quote:No, but I wish Peyton would
quote:I will be bumping this thread so everyone will see i was right.
quote:Not sure why Peyton should give us any money. He plays for the Broncos..
quote:great contribution! You are a winner and hilarious to boot...seriously, stick with comedy, it is your gift
quote:The salary of "Peyton" doesn't affect the saints ability to sign players or coaches because coaches salaries are not under the salary cap. That is why your post is asinine and deserves to be ridiculed. I just figured I would spell it out for you.
quote:Payton comment thrown in because I personnaly think he is a prick using his SELF INFLICTED suspension to hold us hostage for ANOTHER raise when he hasn't really done much since his last HUGE raise.
quote:That why New England is so damn good, they are masters of using money/trades/drafts to keep team going. Even them though struggled early on D, but seem to have gotten better thru the year.
quote:Payton DID NOT hold the organization hostage for a new, bigger contract. The league office voided the extension he signed because of some of the language involved in the contract. Get your facts straight before you come here & make a fool of yourself.
quote:You are the fool if you think he didn't get a raise, he could have simply signed the same deal again putting it back into place.
quote:Its hilarious that some assclown would believe we would have been ok with Payton this year, with the WORST DEFENSE SINCE 1991 IN THE ENTIRE NFL.
quote:You are a fool if you can't see that absence of Payton & how inconsistent the team was without him
quote:Payton did NO defend his actions like Vilma did, that should tell any sane person all he needs to know.
quote:Drew Brees continues to give back after signing his whopper of a contract, this time by hiring a sno ball truck (snow cones for yous guys up north) to come by training camp for his teammates and fans.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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- Lance Armstrong's Molester Mustache said...
The safe money was always on Chavanel as being the pillow-biter amongst that squad...
- January 4, 2011 at 6:50 AM
- Kyle Jones said...
Boonen: Where's your other hand?
Gert: Between two pillows...
Boonen: Those aren't pillows! - January 4, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- dropped said...
I expect more comments after the sun goes down today when all the riff raff start coming out.
- January 4, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Mr. Evans said...
I heard that Quickstep has The Snuggie as a clothing sponsor. Who's the leadout on "the train."
- January 4, 2011 at 4:43 PM
- Pete said...
"The Worst Team Photo Ever Taken"
- January 5, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- FifeDawg said...
Sylvain and Steegmans are touching their junk on Ciolek and Boonen's asses.
- January 6, 2011 at 8:01 AM
- Greg said...
why has no one pointed out the cut-off head at the bottom of the photo? or asked why he seems to have a bruise on his forehead?
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After I read your last message I did some more research into a couple things.
One thing I thought was interesting is the picture you made of a Thunderbird looks somewhat similar to the Wanderlings (which are also depicted as thunderbirds). Now I am starting to see much more of a physical relation to that of a Turkey Vulture. Although how do we not know there were not other species of Thunderbirds, differentiating in some physical characteristics.
I think of the legends of Thunderbirds being able to create lightening out of their eyes and traveling with the clouds as Giant Greyish Blue birds, and quite larger than what I am seeing references for. My perception might be distorted by the visions I have had of them in my dreams, I have had many Visions of them. Actually now that I think about it I have also had visions of them being black and white. I'm seriously starting to wonder if they can have a chameleon effect, under weather conditions for flight. If they were not needed to create rain, they blended in with clouds and lighter skies. If they are creating and traveling through storms, they appear darker. Well its something I had not thought about before.
A chameleon bird species. Well you never know, its interesting that they are also clearly associated with shapeshifters in lore and legends.
Thanks for providing the links as well for the serrations. I'm guessing they definitely have to have good serration for their eating habits.
Aquatank wrote:The problem after a quick look for this is large flying birds don't grow feathers fast enough so they have built in biological strategies to keep what they have.
Never even thought of this. That link you put along with this, was absolutely fascinating to me. And I think you are spot on with this. What could be the possibilities of finding a Thuderbird feather, pretty slim considering the information you presented, and it now makes alot more sense to me why there have not been reports to this, however, I did find one story so far. Called the Boy and the Giant feather. They also refer to the wanderling as Thunderbirds in this article.
Here is a quote from the story I want to throw out there:
The loss of the Buffalo would have a devastating effect on the migratory habits of birds of such size. Not everybody makes the connection, but it is pretty simple stuff, without the herds, migration became very difficult and many of the young birds as well as some of the adults died on their way south. We are talking twenty-five foot wingspan Teratorn type birds, animals so huge they couldn't hunt in woodlands or heavy foilage. They needed large open area suchs as the Great Plains or the Argentine Pampas to navigate and hunt.
Never would have made a connection of the loss of buffalo having an effect on their success for survival. I'm curious to see if there are more conenctions and information relating to this, and will have to do some research into that as well.
Here is some more interesting information concerning ThunderBirds in the Northern areas.
Aquatank, you added some great points in how difficult it could be trying to get any type of surveillance. There is hardly any possible way to know their exact strength in senses.
Even a rotting piece of opossum might not do the trick to delude their senses of something foreign in their presence. Might be taking extreme stealth to a much higher level.
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European leaders seek Asian support on debt crisis
EUROPEAN leaders gathered in impoverished Laos on Monday on a mission to reassure Asia they are finally getting a grip on the eurozone debt crisis during a major summit in the tiny landlocked nation.
Top European officials including French President Francois Hollande and Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti were spearheading efforts to boost much-needed trade with Asia's fast-growing economies.
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