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quote:I don't think RP (being a service man himself) appreciated Chris Kyle's public expressions of his life as a sniper. From his vantage point he probably saw it as gloating.
quote:his point come across as a bit trite
quote:Oddly enough the only person I saw catch hell on this board was someone that parroted Ron Pauls die by a sword comment.
quote:didn't you know that defending innocent people against evil is considered 'living by the sword'?
quote:His statement could be much more nuanced than the common translation.
quote:And, maybe Paul means the GOVERNMENT entanglements in foreign wars...and this man's death is symbolic of the Gov program dying by the sword....etc.
quote:Nice spin but my reading comprehension has nothing to do with this. The last time I read this board days ago I saw the die by a sword comment about the Navy SEAL dying and this person was told to DIAF. Care to post a link to anything differently? Your hypocrisy twist is not working.
quote:I think ron paul's comment is disgusting, just as I thought yours was. Interesting to see you got so riled up over it, though.
quote:Whether or not I agree with him, I always respect that Ron Paul speaks his mind with total disregard as to the consequences.
quote:correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the line 'those who live by the sword, will die by the sword' refer to the law of reaping what you have sown in the context of murder? Couldn't it be also stated that: those who murder will die as such? And thus the proper conclusion has to be that Paul is calling Kyle a murderer, and perhaps insinuating that all soldiers are murderers?
quote:And it's not like Kyle was a grunt; he was special forces.

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· Pinning can help a lot with keeping your pieces matched up accurately. I'm a rebel and often sew right over the pins (because I like to live on the edge). Clover makes really thin pins for quilt makers that are a dream. Invest in good pins - long with easily grip-able knobs at the top are the best. (Also, they're easier to find when your drop them on the floor.)
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Creator: | Atlanta Convention Photography (Atlanta, Ga.) |
Title: | Georgia State AFL-CIO Annual Convention |
Date: | 1970-1979 |
Description: | Local identification number: L1978-29_78 Treasurer Ronna Jones on the right at a Georgia State AFL-CIO annual convention. |
Subjects: | Labor union meetings--Georgia | Labor unions--Officials and employees | Georgia State AFL-CIO | Atlanta (Ga.) | Fulton County (Ga.) |
Contributors: | Georgia State University. Libraries. Special Collections |
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Cole, no offense intended. But you do seem to have a very narrow view. If something suits your way of thinking, you applaud it and--as Greeney suggests in this one example--don't seem bothered at all as to whether it is based in fact or not. Photoshopped pictures? Not a problem, as long as they support your view.
What I would be very refreshed to see, and I'm sure others as well, is for you to take the same die-hard approach toward getting to the bottom of something, whether it supports your view or doesn't support your view.
Until I(we) see that kind of fairness and impartiality, we are left with no choice but to conclude you do indeed, have an agenda.
Now then. With all that said, at1 has a valid point. Who doesn't have an agenda? I sure do. But we could all stand to be a little more fair and impartial in our debates.
What I dig about you Cole is you say what you think and think what you say. I'm the same way and I've learned the hard way that this will rub people the wrong way and at least in my case, prevent someone from rising to the top in their place of employment. It seems that once you start knocking on the Corporate door to be let in, the first prerequisite is, "Are you willing to be a yes man and a kool aid drinker? If so, the job is yours. If not, you will never get past a certain level."
I digress (that issue has been burning with me lately so it came out) but again, I really do identify with and appreciate your "say it like it is with no sugarcoating" way of doing things. I wanted to get that out so you don't walk away from this message thinking I'm just piling on or trying to be a jerk. Thanks.


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Ready-to-eat breakfast cereal has historically been a stable and highly profitable industry, dominated by the Big Three of Kellogg, General Mills, and Kraft General Foods (Post). In 1994, private label cereals are making significant market share gains, and promotional competition among the manufacturers of branded cereals is heating up. What steps should one of the Big Three take to prevent these trends from undermining industry profitability, especially in light of likely competitor reactions?
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quote:And people like you vote? Good lord. We are truly screwed.
quote:1)They have better benefits and pay scale than the private sector.
quote:2)While the private sector has seen unemployment rise, they have continued hiring in the government.
quote:Too bad they have increased the number of government employees....wanna know how many people who lost a job would have loved to have their pay FROZEN?
quote:He makes more money in a month then you probably will ever see in a lifetime
quote:Maybe it's because the private sector isn't hiring?
quote:And it seems you live off of a low-fuctioning brain.
quote:Are you retarded?
quote:Yet, I'm the one who actually sets out an argument with reason and a rationale. You merely hurl insults.
quote:Quit trying to pretend you are as good as normal people. You're not.
quote:You'll probably never convince him of it, but he's gonna lose that one every time.
quote:Sorry, but I'd have to say that ANY Federal employee who makes more in a month than I'll see in a lifetime is pretty definitely overpaid.
quote:Yeah...because this isn't an insult:
quote:Federal employees whining--
quote:welcome to the realities those of us working in the private sector have always faced.
quote:In fact, I'd bet that you could count on your two hands the jobs/industries that have higher standards and/or require more and better qualifications than the civil service.
quote:Have you ever personally witnessed the work ethic and productivity of government workers? To call many of them workers is a joke.
quote:2. When was it established as gospel that organizations in the private sector were somehow free of dead weight. Because let me tell you, they aren't--even during a recession. There's also nothing, in my experience, to suggest that people in the private sector work harder, work longer, have a better grasp of the economy, or are held to more stringent professional standards than federal civil servants.


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So I saw Destination Truth for the first time today. Kind of slow with those programs lately, but I was wondering to all (even after looking at thier website) where do they hear about most of these? I've heared about the huge worm one, and El Chubracabra (I know I'm spelling it wrong) and Mothman, Nessie, The New Jersey Devil, Big Foot and Yeti (the white ones) but I was curious.
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quote:its like no one is even reading the thread.
quote:its like no one is even reading the thread. or they have me on ignore.
quote:Man I'm ready.
quote:Aaron Nola pitched 2.2 scoreless innings with three strikeouts Cody Glenn pitched 2 scoreless innings Junior right-hander Will LaMarche pitched 2 scoreless innings Freshman right-hander Russell Reynolds piched 2.1 scoreless innings with two strikeouts Freshman right-hander Hunter Newman pitched 2.2 scoreless innings
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News �Volume X. No. 14 BRYN MAWR, PA.,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY �, 1924 �Price 10 Cents SELF-GOVERNMENT MEETING CHANGES IMPORTANT RULES Recommends That Students Allowed Theatre at Night Unchaperoned Be RESOLUTION THREE ALTERED Motions on going to the theatre and motoring at night unchaperoned were passed at a meeting of the Sclf-Govern- ment Association on January 16. Resolu- tion 3 was altered and a change was made in the list of hotels. Three or more students may go to the theatre at night unchaperoned, with the exception of the Walnut Street Theatre and The Chestnut Street Opera House Freshmen are to get special permission This is an exception to an Original Reso- lution and so will have to he passed again and then submitted to the Board of Trus- tees. ' � "Students may motor at night unchaper oncd provided they have a definite destina- tion and return directly to College. Ar- rangement will he made for signing the destination and time of return. Resolution 3, empowering the Executive Board to "require testimony, from any member of the Association, and to inflict a penalty for refusal to testify except in cases where for good and sufficient rea- sons it shall see fit to excuse the witness," was changed to read that in exceptional cases, the Board be empowered to ask for testimony. The motion to make an exception to the rule against drinking fermented beverages was withdrawn, as it involves the Federal Law, anfl any rule allowing it would be lowering the standards of Self-Govern- ment. The regulations about dress were changed from resolutions to Senses of the Meeting, but will, remain as binding as before. The CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 LEWIS F, PALEN RECOUNTS STORV OF WHITE DEVIL Translator of "Beasts, Men and Gods" Speaks to History Class Speaking informally at a Minor History class last Thursday, Mr. Lewis F. Palen told the story of a Russian adventurer whom � he designated as the "White Devil of the Black Sea." Mr. Palen is the translator of -Beasts, Men and Gods, and Man and Mystery in Asia, which has just been pub- lished. The story which he briefly outlined is being published in New York this spring. s Mr. Palen stopped at Bryn Mawr on his way to France. He had with him the sword of the "White Devil," which had been lost when he was captured by the Bol- sheviki, and been found six weeks ago in Detroit, Michigan. The sword had been originally carried for twenty years by Shamyl, the Mohammedan leader of two large Caucasian tribes, who had waged a . long guerilla warfare fighting for the free- dom of the Caucasus against Russia.' After the Crimean war, during which he was a French ally, his surrender was compelled. Refusing to give up his sword to the 6ffi- cer who captured him, he was taken to the commander-in-general, where he hand- ed it over "with pride to anyone who could beat him." This sword finally came into the hands of the "White Devil." The story of how he lost it was explained by Mr. Palen. The "White Devil" had led a life full of romantic adventure. Dur- conttnUed ok pACe 5 COMMITTEE DISCUSSES PLANS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL Students Raise Money for.Budget by Entertainment and Dances Specially contributed by Miss Hilda Smith Director of- the Summer School. The Executive Committee of the Sum �ner. School m^t-fyrjui all-day session, lasl Saturday, with a large proportion of it.� nembers present. As this meeting took �he place this year of the second meetinp >f the Joint Administrative Committee il was an especially important one. Reports from every district show that nany of the former students of the School ire enrolled in winter classes and are work- ing with the local committees to find new candidates and to raise scholarships. Appli �ations have begun to come in for the Sum �ner School of 1924 and these applicant* have been advised to study at home for ihe next three months, if suitable classes can be found. The Alumnae have organ ized in each district, with the former fac- ulty of the School incluMed as fraternal nembers. The New York group, as a re- sult of a dance for the scholarship fund has raised $150 toward the new budget m New England, Philadelphia and Chi- eago, preparations are under way for similar dances or entertainments. Appointments for faculty and staff this summer were discussed by the Executive Committee, but as the list is not yet com- plete, the final announcement cannot be published until later. The Committee reconsidered the question >f having a one month's course for women leaders in the labor movement. The Com inittee decided that we could not judge vvhether or not such a plan would be prac- tical until we knew how many women A-ould be interested to spend a mo>ith in intensive study. It was decided that a horough canvass should be made of all .'abor organizations, and that if the results justified it, such a course should be con- sidered for another year. Denbigh and Merion Halls, with a wing of Pembroke-East, will be used this sum- mer as l>cfore by the School. It was hoped that Pembroke might be used because of the greater convenience of dining room and pantries, and for the sake of having the whole School under one roof. This plan still seems impractical because of the impossibility of using the Pembroke ele- .ator during the summer when the power house is not running. The Committee discussed the possibility )f securing a fund which will provide a scholarship each year for one of the formet students of the School to do advanced work either in this country or abroad. Il was felt that such a scholarship open each year to the whole group of Alumnae would stimulate interest in further study, and prove a real contribution to workers' edu- cation. AMY LOWELL TO SPEAK AND READ FROM HER OWN POETRY Miss irmy Lowell will read from her. own poetry and talk on Modern Poetry in general, on Friday, February 22, at 8.00 V. M., in Taylor Hall. Miss Lowell has read her poetry here twice before. In 1917 she spoke on Mod- ern Poetry and Aims and Tendencies of Yers Libre, reading selections to illustrate them, and in 1919 she again read from her own works. She is the author of prose studies of modern American and French poetry and poets, as well as volumes of poetry including "A Dome of Many. Col- ored Glass," "Men, Women and Ghosts," "Sword Blades and Poppy Seed," and "Legends." MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD IN TAYLOR ON FRIDAY 4 . President Parks Reads Statements on Death of T. D. Dudley, '26 A short memorial service was held in Taylor Hall, on Friday, February 1, for Trcvania D. Dudley, '26. President Park read the following statement, written Jjy her wardens and fellow students : "On Saturday, January 26, 1924, Trc- vania Dallas Dudley, of the class of 1926, died in the Bryn Mawr Hospital. She was eighteen years old at the time of her death. Of these eighteen years, the greater part had been passed at her hbmc in Nash- ville, three at Rosemary Hall and one and one-half at Bryn Mawr College. "Most of us here knew her only in that last year and a half. From her home in Tennessee she brought to the College a vividness peculiar to herself and a gra- ciousness and charm characteristic of her southern home and upbringing. From her teachers at school she brought a testimony of ability and ready co-operation and from her fellow students a reputation for good sportsmanship, friendliness and loyalty. At College she was a student, younger than the average, unusually diffident and modest as to her own capabilities, yet with a certain quiet' independence of mind and a real interest in the political questions of the day. During her Freshman year she was handicapped by a period of illness and the loss of several weeks of work, but she refused to yield to difficulties and finished the year having earned her merits and a place on her class hockey teaip. Her second year at college began with the abundant promise of youth and health and a ripen- ing intellectual capacity. Then came its sudden and tragic ending, leaving tho whole College with a deep sense of present loss and of regret for bright future unfulfilled." The second statement is from some of her fellow students. "In the confusion of half-finished efforts which form so much of our life, she was exquisitely poised in a delicate perfection of her own�half self, half Dresden shepherdess. She could dance like a little flame, yet could be stiller than a still pool, thinking long thoughts. No one else cut off at an age when most of us are unfulfilled promises could leave behind a life of which it is more true that every moment was a delight to those near her, who could look at her perfect, brightly- colored little figure, and listen to her slow gentle little voice. "So fair, so innocent, so sweet, So ripe a judgment and so rare a wit. Require at least an age in one to meet. In her they met; but long they could not stay, 'Twas gold too fine to mix without allay. J " Heaven's image in her was so well ex- pressed, Her very' sight upraided all the rest; For justly ravished from a world like this, Now she is gone the world is of a piece." APPARATUS MEET TO BE HELD ON MARCH 7 AND 14^ The gymnasium meets this year, sched- uled for March 7 and 14, will consist of the same events, as last year. There will be exercises and vaults on the horse, double and single exercises on the parallel bars, individuals and, finally the class "stunt." The question as to whether or not the lower teams will hold a meet is l>eing voted �bn by the various classes. 1926 has al- ready voted against having one. The whole program for the year is l>eing simplified as much as possible in order to facilitate May Day activity. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE SUGGESTS AMENDMENTS Undergraduate Opinion Is Asked on Three Suggested Improvements on Last Year's Report/ COLLEGE TO VOTE ON QUESTION (Specially Contributed by the Curriculum Committee) The following changes were requested in last year's �Curriculum Committee Report. The present Committee feels that perhaps the College would not support these spe- cific proposals and suggests amending lirst year's report. (1) That Minor History be required in- stead of Latin (II B 3), because of its value as background for all other subjects and because a student has studied for en- trance as much Latin as the Committee considers necessary. The report recom- mended, however, (II B 4), that if Latin should still be required, it ' should be changed to a 3-hour course in Classical Literature, with 2 hours of either Greek or Latin translation according to the lan- guage offered for entrance. The Commit- tee now feels that such a course should be required rather than the history. Seventy- five per cent, of the College nowr elect Minor History. Since the course is so popular it seems ill-advised to place the stigma of a requirement upon it. In addi- tion, it is possible that the small minority who do not take it, gain more from the courses which they choose in its stead. The material covered by a course in history is more nearly replaced in other subjects such as Knglish Literature and Politics, than is the material covered in a course in Classical Literature. It is quite im- possible to acquire any knowledge of Greek or Latin Literature without studying those subjects themselves. The course suggested CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 FINAL SWIMMING MEET WON BY SOPHOMORES Winifred Dodd Wins the Individual Championship With 11 Points Breaking two records and placing first in two events, 1926 carried off the swim- ming honors with 50 points in the second meet, held Saturday, January 19. The Ju- niors came second with 9 points, and the Seniors third with 7 points. W. Dodd, '26, holds the individual cham- pionship cup for the second time with 11 points. M. Spalding, '26, places second with 10 iK)ints, and E. Harris, '26, places third with 9 points. In a plunge of 62.8 feet. M. Spalding, '26, broke the record held by L. Barber, '25, with a plunge of 61.7*4 feet, and the Sophomores reduced their own relay record to 59 seconds. In the 68 foot front swim W. Dodd, '26, and E. Harris, '26, tied for first place in W/i seconds. M. Woodworth, '24, and W. Dodd, '26, also tied in the 68 foot back swim in 174/5 seconds. The 136 foot front swim was won by E. Harris, '26, in 31 seconds, and D. Lee, '25, carried off the diving, honors with 61.3 points. t The points in the different events are: " 68-Foot Fbont Seconds 1. W. Dodd. '26 ............... 13^5 E. Harris, '26 ................ 13** 3. H. Stokes, '27 ............... 13*$ 4. E. Sullivan, '24 .............. 13-tf continued on r\<.v. 5
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 08:21 AM
i only have a few budget for buying a new video card and these are the only available in our country and what the store has recommended:
MSI HD6850 OC Cyclone 1gb ddr5 256mb
Zotac GTX560 OC 1gb ddr5 256bit hd
Saphire hd7770 1gb 128-bit GDDR5
EVGA GTX560 SC 1gb ddr5 hdmi
will i be able to play battlefield 3 and mx vs atv reflex at mid to high resolution with those vcards?
processor is amd a6-3500, x2 4gb kingston ddr3.
budget is an issue here. i dont really spend much for a pc.
thanks in advance!
Posted 29 March 2012 - 09:41 AM
Posted 29 March 2012 - 10:30 AM
If it's a 560Ti, I'd choose the EVGA one out of the others.
Although you could just buy something like the 6670 and do a Hybrid Crossfire with the A6 GPU which would be a very cheap but effective way in gaining frame rates.
Edited by vandreadstriker, 29 March 2012 - 10:31 AM.
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 10:30 AM
MSI HD6850 OC Cyclone 1gb ddr5 256mb
Zotac GTX560 OC 1gb ddr5 256bit hd
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 12:17 PM
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 12:31 PM
Also define what resolution, "high resolution" quantifies
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 01:51 PM
At a glance, I would say to go with the GTX 560. However, the 560 ti is really what I think you would be after. If you give us some websites for PC store, there might be a sale on one that we can find
Posted 29 March 2012 - 03:15 PM
Both of these are very close and both great cards, go with the one you like
MSI HD6850 OC Cyclone 1gb ddr5 256mb
Zotac GTX560 OC 1gb ddr5 256bit hd
damn its really hard to decide.. im all in those 3 cards msi, zotac & saphire and if all 3 can give a me a middle to higher resolution then i guess this will all go which one will out perform the other in stock. the evga is out of stock btw.. i should have mentioned im not overclocking the cards.
It would be better if you give us your budget in an actual amount and link us the website to the store you are buying from, or tell us the country you are from. Chances are, the store you are looking at is not the only store in your country, and we might be able to find a better deal.
At a glance, I would say to go with the GTX 560. However, the 560 ti is really what I think you would be after. If you give us some websites for PC store, there might be a sale on one that we can find
yeah i like to 560ti but its totally out of my budget..
this is the store where i am ordering www.pcx.com.ph
the other stores dont have a site and i from what i have canvassed the pcx has the cheapest prices.
i am in philippines btw.
sorry for posting at the wrong forum. admins pls moved this thread
Edited by bklixuz, 29 March 2012 - 03:17 PM.
Posted 29 March 2012 - 10:37 PM
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Posted 30 March 2012 - 05:19 AM
Realistically, the price on the 560 ti should drop within a month, and by the time the price drops, you should have saved some more money. The gainward 560 ti is probably going to be your best bet. From what I gather, your budget is 10,000 (weird P symbol)s. Only 1K more and you jump up in performance big time.
The other option is to get a cheaper card around 5K and then SLI/Crossfire them for some cheap performance. http://pcx.com.ph/co...50-512ddr5.html
two of these would make a good setup


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The Berkeley Old Time Music Convention
Wednesday, September 14 through Sunday, September 18
at various venues around Berkeley
The festivities open with an opening night square dance on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 8 pm at the Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library featuring Amy Hofer, Jordan Ruyle and Edie Laden; The Pilot Mountain Bobcats, Ginny Hawker, Tracy Schwarz and ACES will be featured in concert at the Freight & Salvage on Thursday evening, Sept. 15 at 8 pm - The Stairwell Sisters invite musicians to jam in the lobby starting at 5 pm; Friday evening, Sept. 16th's Freight & Salvage show features Mike Bryant & Joseph Decosimo with Karen Celia Heil, Thomas Maupin, Daniel Rothwell & Friends, Craig Ventresco & Meredith Axelrod and the 7:15 pm showing of "Let Your Feet Do The Talkin'". There will be a concert for kids and families on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Berkeley Public Library-Main Branch, Community meeting room on the 3rd Floor featuring Roots Revue. Saturday's activities also includes a String Band Contest at the Berkeley Farmers Market at Civic Center Park from 11 am to 3 pm, a Flat footing workshop with Thomas Maupin & Jay Bland at Ashkenaz, Gilman & San Pablo in Berkeley starting at 6:30 pm and a Square Dance at 8 pm at Ashkenaz featuring the Pilot Mountain Bobcats, Mike Bryant, Joseph Decosimo & Karen Celia Heil, Triple Chicken Foot plus callers Susan Michaels and Erik Hoffman plus open jamming in the back studio at 8 and 10 pm. On Sunday, September 18, there will be Music Workshops at the Freight & Salvage from 11 am to 2:30 pm, a Family Square Dance at Ashkenaz from 3 to 4:30 pm. and an Old Time Cabaret at Jupiter in Berkeley from 3 to 7 pm. For more information, visit www.berkeleyoldtimemusic.org.
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" News i VOL. XXIV, No. 20 brVn mawr and Wayne, pa., Wednesday, april 6, 1958 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1938 PRICE 10 CENTS Vienna Choir Boys Sing Charmingly In German Movie Camaraderie, Boyish Heroism And Lack of Usual Romance Mark Picture ALPINE PHOTOGRAPHY ESPECIALLY DRAMATIC Goodliart Hall, March 28.�The Vi- enna Choir Boys, who sang at Bryn Mawr in January, reappeared in a German movie, The Orphan Boy of Vienna. The setting of the senti- mental story showed both the school life and the travels of the young chor- isters. Their excellent singing was re- corded in the Viennese cathedral, in open air busses and at their summer hotel in the Tyrol. The story concerned an orphan, Toni, who joined the group of Choir Boys, aroused fatherly affection in a musical tramp, Joseph Blueml, and after heroic sacrifice, won the moth- erly love of Schwester Maria, a nun who was housemother to the 80 boys. Toni pleaded guilty to a theft when suspicion pointed to Maria, and hav- ing left in disgrace, nearly drowned in a brook. The lost money was found and Toni, now a hero, revived while Maria rubbed his hands and his fellows sang an open-air mass on a spectacular mountain slope. Plentiful and varied singing con- tributed to make the total impression charming in its sincerity and sim- plicity, despite the melodramatic plot and jerky filming. In the cathedral at Vienna, Toni first showed his in- terest in music when he heard the choir sing a Kj/rie Eleison. In his hut on the dump Toni sang while he washed dishes, accompanied on the accordion by his tramp friend. Toni's performance when he found himself in a group chanting the Austrian equivalent of "Good morning, dear Teacher," to their manager gained him admission to the choir. The individual pictures showed ex- cellent photography. The fault lay in the sequence which was often jerky, the fade-outs being particu- larly unsuccessful. The director also showed a tendency to take shots from below of scattered people on hillsides, boys picking edelweiss, or a score of Tyrolese at mass, identical except for their astonishing beards. The shots of the interior of the cathedral were well suited to the singing, and the filming of the Alpine scenery dra- matic, particularly a brief scene %i a crucifix reflected bv, the sun against a snowy peak. The script also relieved the story. The German lines were very funny and the English subtitles were aptly translated. The prefect of the boys' school, a solemn youth with dark*- rimmed glasses, talked continually of his pedagogisch principles while Jo- seph Blueml, the tramp, addressed him as Mr. Defect. Much of the movie was enlivened by this mild humor. ! Incidental horseplay added further diversion as in the scene Continued on Page Three COLLEGE CALENDAR Friday, April 8.�Bryn Mawr League Musicale. Deanery, 8.30. Monday, April 11.�Second Flexner Lecture, by Dr. Edwin Gay. Goodhart, 8.30. Tuesday, April 12.�Current Events, Mr. Fenwick. Common Room, 7.30. International Re- lations Club Meeting. Common Room, 8 p. m. Wednesday, April IS.�Sci- ence Club; Dr. Karl K. Darrow will speak on Magnetism in the A 'o:n. Music Room, 8 p. m. Thursday, April 14.�Profes- sor Harold Laski will speak on The British Labor Party and Democracy. Goodhart, 8.20. Sunday, April 17.�Memorial Recital; the Curtis String Quar- tet and Mr. Horace Alwyne will play. Goodhart, 5 p. r.i. Monday, April 18.�Third Flexner Lecture, by Dr. Edwin Gay. Goodhart, 8.30. Tuesday, April 19.�Current Events, Mr. Fenwick. Common Room, 8 p. m. H. J. Laski Will Discuss Labor Party in Britain Professor of Political Science is Renowned Theorist Harold J. Laski, Professor of Po- litical Science at the University of London, will lecture in Goodhart on Thursday, April 14, at 8.20. His sub- ject is The British Labor Party and Democracy. Mr. Laski is known both here and abroad as the outstanding modern political scientist. A graduate of New College, Oxford, he taught history at McGill and Har- vard Universities. While he jt&s in this country he also lectured as an exchange professor at Amherst and Yale. In 1920 he returned to Eng- land and since that time has been connected with the University of Lon- don. His principal work was done on historical studies of the problem of sovereignty and many studies on the seventeenth century. For a long time he was familiar as an exponent of political pluralism. In his more recent books, however, he has seemed to be working out a different theory of state. Mr. Laski is interested in legal and constitutional questions. Since 1920 he has worked on various committees for adult education, and became a member of the Industrial Committee in 1926. He served with the Labor Party in 1929 as a member of the Lord Chancellor's Committee on Dele- gated Legislation, and in 1932 was made a member of the Departmental Committee on Legal Education. His publications are well-known to economics and politics students. -They include: The Problem of Sovreignty, 1917; Authority in the Modern State, 1919; A Grammar of Politics, 1925; Communism, 1927; Democracy in Crisis, 1933; and Theory and Practice, 1935. Many of his articles have.been published in The New Republic, The Harvard Review and The Nation. Canine Census Uncovers Intellectual Aspirations Among Denizens of Campus There has never been any census taken of the canine population of the campus, a sad piece of inefficiency, since they yearn for the intellectual as much as we, and often have to be ousted from the classrooms and Good- hart ceremonies by force. Roughly we would number them at about fifty- two, but there is nothing to prove the exactitude of our rz.' ' DWttjjrtrA^ cept the well-known game of fifty-two pick-up. We hardly realize their im- portance until we try to imagine the campus without them, when it becomes quite desolate and lifeless except for a few human beings. To be fair, we should start with the smallest first, but the biggest are so much a part of our daily life, so familiar a sight as we look out the window during classes, that we can hardly pass over them lightly, even if they would let us.' Perhaps the best known is Hamlet, the great yel- low melancholy Dane. In this case there is no question of his madness, and we consider this a valuable clue to the mental condition of the orig- inal H. Hamlet (the dog) did not become mad until he was christened famlet with a bottle of Danish stout, ver since, he has been trailing the pageant of his bleeding heart all over the campus, howling in a terrible manner, although he looks perfectly well fed- His great love is bicycles, or wheels (an English degeneration of the Danish word Owhelia), but his presence is more of a hazard than a protection, since the alternative to bumping into Hamlet, is bumping into a c&f. The best way to make his ac- Contlnued on P��e Three Wave Motion Shown In Schilling Lecture Sound Made Visible for Study Of Interference Phenomena By Oscillograph Haverford College, April 4.�Dr. H. K. Schilling, professor of Physics at Union College, Nebraska, gave a dem- onstration lecture to show, by the use of sound waves, those properties which are common to all forms of wave motion. Mr. A. Lindo Patter- son and members of his physics class- es were invited from Bryn Mawr to attend the lecture under the auspices of the Haverford College Physics de- partment. All forms of wave motion, in light, sound, or radio, said Dr. Schilling, are propagated with finite velocity and in straight lines. These proper- ties, with the principles of Young and Huygens, were the bases for the dem- onstrations. Young's principle states that at points where two or more waves of the same kind intersect either destructive or constructive in- terference takes place. In the case of sound this produces either a silence, when a crest and a trough coincide, or a louder tone where two crests occur simultaneously. Huygens' prin- ciple states that any point on a wave front, as the vibration spreads spher- ically outward, acts as a new source of spherical vibration. The phenomena which Dr. Schilling displayed by using a beam of sound are more commonly observed in light beams. The advantage of the former method is that the wave length of sound measures about two or three centimeters, whereas light wave length measures around 0.00005 centimeters. In studying the behaviour of waves, any dimension less than the wave length can be considered as a point, so that apparatus for studying sound waves is large and easy to manage. Dr. Schilling used an oscillograph on which selected sound vibrations, re- ceived in a microphone, appeared as oscillations of a green line. A whistle of inaudible frequency was placed in the back of a narrow sounding box so that the wave front of the emerg- ing sound beam was relatively straight. Treating this beam as though it were a beam of light, Dr. Schilling showed that it could be reflected be- tween multiple "mirrors", or cast a "shadow" of silence. The location of the beam was shown by the positions of the microphone for vibration of the green line. When he used a reflector that was narrower than the beam the sound was no longer limited to its straight paths. This narrow source acted as a single point so that, ac- cording to Huygens' principle, the vi- bration spread .out. Combination of slits or gratings in the path of the beam provided two or more point sources each sending out interfering spherical vibrations. As the micro- phone was moved into the places of destructive interference the minimum of vibration showed in the diminished oscillation of the line. Following Young's principle such a point was at. a distance one-half of a wave length farther from one source than another. After showing that sound reflected from solids he repeated demonstra- Memorial Musicale Bryn Mawr College invites the friends of William Roy Smith to attend a recital of chamber mu- sic given in his memory on Sun- day afternoon, April 17, at 5 p. m., in Goodhart Hall. The Curtis String Quartet and Mr. Horace Alwyne will play. Government Has Belied Promise, Says Dr. Gay Flexner Lecturer in Interview Relates Varied Career Dr. Edwin Francis Gay, the Flexner Lecturer for this year on the Eco- nomic History of England During the Renaissance, outlined some . of his views on contemporary politics in an interview for the News. After graduating in 1890 from the University of Michigan, which, he re- marked, "inspired him with an in- satiable desire to learn something," Dr. Gay studied for 12 years in Ger- many. He returned to teach economics and economic history at Harvard from 1902 to 1919, was the first dean of the School of Business Administration, 1908-19, and was then called to edit the New York Evening Post from 1920 to 1924. The paper was a strong supporter of the League of Nations. During the war years, Dr. Gay was active on many committees for the organization of economic activities, and in 1918-19 headed the Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics, which advised the President on coor- dination of government agencies and activities. In 1924 he returned to Harvard and taught economic history until 1936, when he accepted a perma- nent position on the research staff of the Huntingdon Library. "A democrat of the liberal tradi- tion" according to his own definition, Dr. Gay believes that "the world must move toward increased social con- trols." The Roosevelt administration, he feels, opened quite hopefully, but it has belied its promise and fallen into several evil courses. The unbalanced budget and par- ticularly the large quantities of gov- ernment obligations held by the banks are, to Dr. Gay, the most dangerous factors in the present situation. Al- though actual bank reserves are re- putedly high, the supply effective to back loans is greatly decreased by the quantity of government debts which the banks hold. At present few loans can be made unless many government bends are sold. A second threatening trend is the increased influence of pressure groups. This is owing, Dr. Gay believes, to the government policy of "uniting doles and grants with political action, thus dangerously undermining political morality." Dr. Gay finds the administration's course of action in the depression marked by presidential vacillation and much fictitious improvement. "In- stead of a recovery 6f confidence, we had a recovery shot through' wi^h fear." Many business men accumu- lated large inventories in fear of credit and monetary inflation, and few have made long term investments. As a result there is now serious dan- ger of another depression, not just a Continued on raff* Four tions using a liquid "mirror" of a wet screen and a gas "mirror" of a �^ARROW WILL SPEAK of- flames. The acoustical ana- logues of famous optical experiments were performed. By moving the mi- crophone between the opening of the sound box and a "mirror" which was a whole number of wave lengths from the whistle, Dr. Schilling showed the standing waves of sound which are t a � �� �- � TunaU &W Telephone Laboratories, Inc., and found in an organ T�ipv.. '' - >. *r .. - ..^ u.i. BEFORE SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Karl K. Darrow will speak at the next meeting of the Science Club, on Wednesday, April 13, at 8 p. m., in the Music Rroom. Mr. Darrow is a member of the technical staff of the Dr. Schilling's final experiment was Continued on P�t� Pour 100 Dollar Rooms All students who wish to have rooms at a minimum rate of lOT) dollars next year, must sign a formal application and return it to the Dean's office by Monday, April 11." the author of several books, among them An Introduction to Contempo- rary Physics &nd_Xhc Renaissance of Physics. In both writing and lectur- ing Mr. Darrow shows an unusual ability to present his subject clearly without becoming too technical for a popular audience. Through an error the title of his lecture was incorrectly announced; it will be Magnetism in the Atom. The Science Club invites all those interested to attend. Influx of Metals Caused Price Rise In 17th Century Lecturer Discusses Economic Change, its Consequences And Causes EARLIER EXPLANATIONS FOUND EXAGGERATED Goodliart, April 1,.�The first of a series of six public talks under the Mary Flexner lectureship was deliv- ered by Dr. .Edwin Francis Gay on ths subject of The Price Revolution in England; its Causes . and Conse- quences. Dr. Gay who is a Professor Emeritus of Harvard University, will speak on the general field of the Eco- nomic History of England During the Renaissance (1485-181,0). In his later lectures he will discuss the conflict between the inherited mercantilism of the mediaeval age and the rising capi- talist system. Characterizing the price revolution as a west-European phenomenon, Dr. Gay traced its parallel courses in Spain, France, Germany, and Eng- land. The average price rise in all these countries reached its peak during the first half of the 17th century. In all, and particularly in Spain, this rise reflects the constantly increasing flow of silver and gold from America into Europe. Contemporary analyses declared the price revolution a result of any one of a number of evils, ranging from bad harvests to moral decadence. Finding most of their explanations exaggerated, Dr. Gay believes that the influx of gold and silver was certainly the principal cause, though most of the contemporary theories are par- tially true. The price rise began in Spain in the early years of the 16th century, was"evident everywhere by 1520, and reached its latest peak in England in the middle 17th century. The course of the revolution was roughly similar throughout Europe, Jhough Spain led the movement both in time and in the heights to which prices rose. Since the price inflation was a European phenomena, warned Dr. Gay, we should not draw general conclusions about its course in any one country without checking the facts and ten- dencies elsewhere. Three groups of prices, each rising to different heights, can be distin- guished in the general trend. Agri- cultural prices soared highest, while rare foreign imports�spices, sugar, and the like�changed the least, and manufactured goods made_jm inter- mediary rise. Technological improve- ments may have helped to prevent violent price changes in the latter two groups, while the lack of such ad- vances perhaps contributed to the dearness of agricultural products. The causes of the revolution were discussed by Dr. Gay through an analysis of the many explanations Continued on Pace Four SUMMER SCHOOL, A.S.U. INTEREST VAN HOESEN Martha Van Hoesen, '39, lately elected president of the Bryn Mawr League, was born in 1917 in Provi- dence, Rhode Island, and gradually progressed to an appropriate age for graduating from the Lincoln School, and coming to Bryn Mawr. Until the summer of her sophomore year she had intended to major in English, but she changed her mind when she found that a Sociology major was being offered. Even before that, her main interests had been with the Summer School, the A. S. U., and the League, but now Sociology is to be the basis of her future career. __,� She took the one year permitted to undergraduates as teachers at the Summer School last summer, teaching swimming, and, in a small way, Eng- lish grammar. Her League career started when she began soliciting childrens' clothes from the faculty for the Summer Camp, a difficult task, since faculty children do not appear in the college catalogue. Since then. Continued on Pace ftour A
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A cochlear implant is a small electronic device that helps people hear. It can be used for people who are deaf or very hard of hearing. A cochlear implant is not the same thing as a hearing aid. It is implanted using surgery, and works in a different way.
There are many different types of cochlear implants. However, they are usually made up of several similar parts.
Cochlear implants allow deaf people to receive and process sounds and speech. However, it is important to understand that these devices do not restore normal hearing. They are tools that allow sound and speech to be processed and sent to the brain.
A cochlear implant is not right for everyone. The way a person is selected for cochlear implants is changing as the understanding of the brain's hearing (auditory) pathways improves and the technology changes.
Both children and adults can be candidates for cochlear implants. People who are candidates for this device may have been born deaf or become deaf after learning to speak. Children as young as 1 year old are now candidates for this surgery. Although criteria are slightly different for adults and children, they are based on similar guidelines:
Sounds are transmitted through the air. In a normal ear, sound waves cause the eardrum and then the middle ear bones to vibrate. This sends a wave of vibrations into the inner ear (cochlea). These waves are then converted by the cochlea into electrical signals, which are sent along the auditory nerve to the brain.
A deaf person does not have a functioning inner ear. A cochlear implant tries to replace the function of the inner ear by turning sound into electrical energy. This energy can then be used to stimulate the cochlear nerve (the nerve for hearing), sending "sound" signals to the brain.
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A week or more after surgery, the outside part of the cochlear implant is secured to the receiver-stimulator that was implanted behind the ear. It is only at this point that you will be able to use the device.
Once the surgery site is well healed, and the implant is attached to the outside processor, you will begin to work with specialists to learn to "hear" and process sound using the cochlear implant. These specialists may include:
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Once you have healed, there are few restrictions. Most activities are allowed. However, your health care provider may tell you to avoid contact sports to lessen the chance of injury to the implanted device.
Most patients with cochlear implants cannot get MRI scans, because the implant is made of metal.
Balkany TJ, Gantz BJ, Gantz BK. Cochlear implantation: medical and surgical considerations. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 159.
Brown KD, Balkany TJ. Benefits of bilateral cochlear implantation: a review. Curr Opin Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2007;15:315-318.
Papsin BC, Gordon KA. Cochlear implants for children with severe-to-profound hearing loss. N Engl J Med. 2007;357:2380-2387.
Sparreboom M, van Schoonhoven J, van Zanten BG, et al. The effectiveness of bilateral cochlear implants for severe-to-profound deafness in children: a systematic review. Otol Neurotol. 2010 Sep;31(7):1062-71.
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Public Skating Sessions
Friday evenings from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM September through June.
Cost: $9.00 admission $1.00 guest card $3.00 skate rental
These sessions are available for birthday parties. Call the Club office for information. 215-247-1759 or click here for our Birthday Party flier.
It is recommended that small children wear some head protection when they skate. It can be a hat or a helmet (bicycle or hockey). Gloves or mittens are required for younger skaters. Children under the age of 3 are accepted only with permission from Kathy Romano, the Group Lesson Director.
Group Ice Skating Lessons for the Public
Winter Youth Learn to Skate Group Lessons for the Public
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Winter Adult Learn to Skate, Freeskate and Dance Lessons for the Public
Winter Tot Learn to Skate Lessons for the Public
Winter Little Warriors Learn to Play Hockey for the Public
Winter Introduction to Synchronized Skating for the Public
Public Group Skating lessons are offered to the public on various days of the week for Tots through Adults and for all levels of skating including Learn to Play Hockey. Lessons are offered September through June. In the Spring and Summertime, the relaxed atmosphere and lighter classes make learning to skate a very fun and comfortable experience.
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Tot Classes
From September through June, Tot classes are offered on Tuesdays or Thursdays at 12:45 pm for young children ages 2 to 5 or Saturdays at 12:00 noon for children ages 3-5. Please consult our tot brochure for details on all 4 of our Tot Class offerings.
Youth Learn to Skate Classes
Our Learn to Skate program is open to the Public and runs from September through the end of June. Children's lessons are offered on Friday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. (all levels Beginner I through Freestyle and Learn to Play Hockey) for children ages 6-15. In the fall and winter we also offer classes on Saturday afternoons at 12:00 p.m. through March for tots, children ages 3-15 and adults.
Intro to Synchronized Skating Classes
Come see what this fastest growing sport in the skating world is all about! The next class will begin on Friday, January 16, 2015 during our Public Group Lessons classes. Children should be at least 6 years of age. There will be two sections this year; the first is at 7:30 p.m. for skaters who have passed the Basic Skills level IV or above. The second class will run at 8:00 p.m. for skaters who are below Basic Skills level IV. These skaters MUST also be enrolled in their comparable Basic Skills class at 7:30 p.m. Click here for the Intro to Synchro brochure and registration form.
Little Warriors Learn to Play Hockey Classes
For Boys & Girls Ages 5-12, Sunday afternoons, 11:45 pm – 12:45 pm $155.00 for 8 weeks
Winter Dates: Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22
Discounts and Walk-ins: Sibling discount of $25 given for all siblings signing up for full program. Late starts may pro-rate at $20 per week in the Pro Shop.
Program jersey included (for first time participants)
Full hockey equipment required. (Helmet with shield, gloves, elbow pads and shin pads). See WSC Pro Shop.
Click here for the Little Warriors Learn to Play Hockey brochure and registration form.
Adult Public Classes
During Club Season from September through March, lessons for Adults are offered during our Senior Skate session on Sunday evenings from 7:45-9:15 p.m. or during our Saturday Public Group Lessons at 12:00 noon. In the Spring, Adult classes move to Thursday evenings.