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Alabama Sweet-Potato Meringue Pie
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A southern favorite, the sweet-potato filling is made with a touch of molasses and cinnamon.
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Calories | 355 |
Total Fat | 13g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 75mg |
Sodium | 325mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 55g |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 6g |
Calcium | -- |
Ann Stratton
Serves: 10
Total Time: 2 hr 30 min
Cook Time: 1 hr
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- 1.25 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 4 tablespoon(s) butter or margarine
- 2 tablespoon(s) shortening
- 1.5 pound(s) sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
- 3 large eggs, separated
- 3/4 cup(s) packed light brown sugar
- 1.5 cup(s) half-and-half or light cream
- 2 tablespoon(s) light molasses
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) cream of tartar
- 1/3 cup(s) sugar
- In medium bowl, mix flour and 1/2 teaspoon salt. With pastry blender or two knives used scissor-fashion, cut in margarine or butter, and shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle 3 to 4 tablespoons cold water, 1 tablespoon at a time, into flour mixture, mixing lightly with a fork after each addition until dough is just moist enough to hold together. Shape dough into a disk.
- On lightly floured surface, with floured rolling pin, roll dough into a round 2 inches larger all around than inverted 9 1/2-inch deep-dish pie plate. Gently ease dough into pie plate; trim edge, leaving 1-inch overhang. Fold overhang under; pinch to form decorative edge. With fork, prick bottom and side of piecrust in many places to prevent puffing during baking. Cover and refrigerate at least 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In 2-quart saucepan, heat sweet potatoes and enough water to cover to boiling over high heat. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer 10 minutes or until sweet potatoes are fork-tender. Drain and mash sweet potatoes (you should have about 2 cups).
- Line piecrust with foil and fill with pie weights, dry beans, or uncooked rice. Bake piecrust 10 minutes; remove foil with weights and bake 10 minutes longer or until lightly browned. If pastry puffs up during baking, gently press it to pie plate with back of spoon. Cool piecrust on wire rack at least 10 minutes. Turn oven control to 375 degrees F.
- In large bowl, with wire whisk, beat mashed sweet potatoes with egg yolks, brown sugar, half-and-half, molasses, cinnamon, nutmeg, and 1/2 teaspoon salt until blended. Cover and refrigerate egg whites until ready to use.
- Pour sweet-potato mixture into cooled crust. Bake pie 55 to 60 minutes, until knife inserted 1 inch from edge of pie comes out clean. Transfer pie to wire rack while preparing meringue. Turn oven control to 400 degrees F.
- In small bowl, with mixer at high speed, beat egg whites and cream of tartar until soft peaks form; gradually sprinkle in sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating until whites stand in stiff peaks.
- Spread meringue over hot filling to edge of crust; swirl meringue with back of spoon to make attractive top. Bake 10 minutes or until meringue is golden. Cool pie on wire rack.
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Sweet potatoes can be cooked a day ahead. Or, you can substitute one 16-ounce can solid-pack pumpkin or 2 cups mashed, canned sweet potatoes.
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REVIEW: "Thunderbolts" #144
CBR's James Hunt reviewed "Thunderbolts" #144 by Jeff Parker and Kev Walker and gave the comic 4 stars, saying, "the final page left me with a huge grin on my face and a strong desire to read the next issue immediately."
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With a former Thunderbolt returning to terrorize new team leader Luke Cage, Marvel's villains-turned-heroes franchise takes a twist under Jeff Parker. CBR News has an exclusive look at next month's issue!
Parker Uncages the Thunderbolts in "Shadowland"
In September, Luke Cage dispatches the Thunderbolts to take on the forces of Daredevil and the Hand. We spoke with Jeff Parker about "Thunderbolts" #148-149, which tie into Marvel's "Shadowland."
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Marvel Comics has just released an advance preview of "Thunderbolts" #144. The Heroic Age dawns in comic stores everywhere on May 26 courtesy of the creative team of Jeff Parker and Kev Walker.
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UPDATED: Marvel Comics shared an exclusive first look at the designs for the new Heroic Age cast of "Thunderbolts" while Jeff Parker AND artist Kev Walker explained how Luke Cage's team of criminals are working for redemption.
Jeff Parker Cages the "Thunderbolts"
This May, Jeff Parker and Kev Walker welcome the "Thunderbolts" to the Marvel Universe's Heroic Age with issue #144. CBR News spoke with Parker about the constantly changing team's latest direction and new leader.
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CCC09: Parker Hears the sound of Thunder(bolts)
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"Secret Warriors" Infiltrate "Thunderbolts," Exclusive Preview
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In September's double-sized "Thunderbolts" #136, Norman Osborn is out to turn Marvel's Heroes for Hire, Power Man and Iron Fist, into - Killers for Hire? CBR News spoke with guest writer Rick Remender and editor Bill Rosemann about the issue.
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THE OSBORN SUPREMACY: Thunderbolts
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The Merc with a Mouth tangles with Norman Osborn's new team of operatives in "Magnum Opus," a crossover between "Deadpool" and "Thunderbolts." We spoke with Daniel Way about the story. Also, Bob.
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Good (K)night Moon? Benson talks "Moon Knight"
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GLUTAMINE (Glutamic Acid) Overview Information
Tyrosine is one of the amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. The body makes tyrosine from another amino acid called phenylalanine. Tyrosine can also be found in dairy products, meats, fish, eggs, nuts, beans, oats, and wheat.
Tyrosine is used in protein supplements to treat an inherited disorder called phenylketonuria (PKU). People who have this problem can't process phenylalanine properly, so as a result they can't make tyrosine. To meet their bodies' needs, supplemental tyrosine is given.
People take tyrosine for depression, attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), the inability to stay awake (narcolepsy), and improving alertness following sleep deprivation. It is also used for stress, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), alcohol and cocaine withdrawal, heart disease and stroke, ED (erectile dysfunction), loss of interest in sex, schizophrenia, and as a suntan agent and appetite suppressant.
Some people also apply tyrosine to the skin to reduce age-related wrinkles.
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The body uses tyrosine to make chemical messengers that are involved in conditions involving the brain such as mental alertness.
GLUTAMINE (Glutamic Acid) Uses & Effectiveness
Effective for:
- Treating phenylketonuria (PKU).
Possibly Effective for:
- Improving alertness following the loss of sleep. 150 mg/kg of tyrosine seems to help people who have lost a night's sleep stay alert for about 3 hours longer than they otherwise would.
Possibly Ineffective for:
- Treating moderate depression.
- Treating adult attention deficit disorder (ADD).
- Treating childhood attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Insufficient Evidence for:
- Wrinkled skin. A topical preparation containing 10% vitamin C as L-ascorbic acid, acetyl tyrosine, zinc sulfate, sodium hyaluronate, and bioflavonoids (Cellex-C High Potency Serum) applied for 3 months to facial skin aged by sunlight seems to improve fine and coarse wrinkling, yellowing, roughness, and skin tone.
- Stress.
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
- Parkinson's disease.
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
- Alzheimer's disease.
- Heart disease.
- Erectile dysfunction (ED).
- Schizophrenia.
- Other conditions.
GLUTAMINE (Glutamic Acid) Side Effects & Safety
Tyrosine is LIKELY SAFE in food amounts and POSSIBLY SAFE when taken by adults short-term in medicinal amounts or applied to the skin. Tyrosine seems to be safe when used in doses up to 150 mg/kg per day for up to 3 months. Some people experience side effects such as nausea, headache, fatigue, heartburn, and joint pain.
There isn't enough information available to know if tyrosine is safe for children to use in medicinal amounts. Don't give it to children without the advice of your healthcare provider until more is known.
Special Precautions & Warnings:
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the safety of using tyrosine during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.Overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) or Graves disease: The body uses tyrosine to make thyroxine, a thyroid hormone. Taking extra tyrosine might increase thyroxine levels too much, making hyperthyroidism and Graves disease worse. If you have one of these conditions, don't take tyrosine supplements.
GLUTAMINE (Glutamic Acid) Interactions
Moderate Interaction Be cautious with this combination
- Levodopa interacts with TYROSINE
Tyrosine might decrease how much levodopa the body absorbs. By decreasing how much levodopa the body absorbs, tyrosine might decrease the effectiveness of levodopa. Do not take tyrosine and levodopa at the same time.
- Thyroid hormone interacts with TYROSINE
The body naturally produces thyroid hormones. Tyrosine might increase how much thyroid hormone the body produces. Taking tyrosine with thyroid hormone pills might cause there to be too much thyroid hormone. This could increase the effects and side effects of thyroid hormones.
GLUTAMINE (Glutamic Acid) Dosing
The following doses have been studied in scientific research:
- For improving alertness after being without sleep for a long time: 150 mg/kg/day of tyrosine.
- For PKU: The current recommendation for people with PKU is the incorporation of 6 grams of tyrosine per 100 grams of protein. However, additional separate supplementation with free tyrosine is not recommended because it can produce wide variations in the amount of tyrosine in the blood and could cause unwanted side effects.


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Blood Archon wrote:You try to maintain this thread. Its a pain in the ass.
I'd imagine so.
Blood Archon wrote:I would consider restarting this thread and transferring some of the major list items to a new thread.
That sounds like a pretty good idea, starting over fresh. Hell you've been given the ungodly power of a Mod, might as well move a mountain or two. right?
Speaking of drastic changes, I know this might not be my place to say this, but should somebody update the "GLOBAL FORUM RULES"? You know, add things about double posting, one-word post, and posting in out dated threads?
Blood Archon wrote:Frankly, there are bigger things going on at the moment than checking in here like that. Once life settles down, then maybe.
What do you mean by that?
Blood Archon wrote:We do have a Talk thread, you just can't talk about Bleedman in there. I did bring up the point to the other mods about keeping that rule on that thread, and that by removing it could generate more activity, in the thread at least, but alas "its been here since time started". I'm sure if enough people were in favor, then the talk thread could have that rule eliminated.
You mean the "Official Forum Lounge - DO NOT TALK ABOUT BLEEDMAN HERE" one? Yeah I never got that forum. We have several other General chat threads, through out the forums, none in witch contain anything relating to Bleed, or his works, or at least a far as I can see. And why is it even IN the "Bleed Forum" in the first place?


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New study looks at disconnect between medical and lay expertise
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Conference to explore sustainable design in wood buildings
Horning scholarships announced for faculty excellence
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OSU horticulture graduate student receives $10,000 scholarship
Lunch to give "Last Lecture" on Oregon politics
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12th Engineering Expo to showcase student projects
OSU researchers striving for hardier, cold-tolerant barley
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OSU wind, wave researcher named Outstanding Young Engineer
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Annual OSU fashion show held May 19
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Alumni and Business Partner Awards honor business achievements
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OSU presents its version of "Dancing With the Stars"
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Evolutionary medicine and its themes explored on May 5
Inaugural Editorial Festival to be held at OSU on May 5
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Oregon State University guides help manage plant diseases, weeds and insects
OSU celebrates Earth Week
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Oregon State University shares $9 million grant to manage late blight disease
'Seeing Science Sideways' – a historian's humorous take on the lives of scientists
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Students and aspiring entrepreneurs invited to 'pitch' business ideas for competition
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OSU organic farmers to serve up food, music April 22
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Facebook assist: Getting ID with a little help from his friends
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Recycled Fashion Show & Networking Event held April 28 in Portland
Auditions for student-directed plays held April 11-12
OSU leadership training program expands with funds from Tektronix
1992 Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Menchú Tum to visit OSU for PeaceJam
Bees on the Brink, Corvallis Science Pub
OSU, Intel expand open source education
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Historian says history of nuclear power needs to be addressed
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Alumni and Business Partner Awards set for May 3 in Portland
Professor will address 'Lessons from Mother Teresa' on April 11
Agricultural foundation awards 33 grants to OSU researchers
Research foundation names new executive director
Public urged to refrain from touching seal pups
OSU student-directed play debuts on April 8
"Café" invites discussion on moral responsibilities of corporations
Advance in microchannel manufacturing opens new industry applications
OSU names McComb to head Graduate School
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Philosophy Talk returns to OSU on April 13
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New outdoor recreation complex unveiled Friday
Interim leader named for Finance & Administration; search to begin for budget director
OSU faculty receive "Early Career Development" awards
Data streaming in from Space Station to OSU lab
Invasive species management may harm native plant species
Information on tsunamis available online
OSU to honor grad who helped bolster national security
OSU student Kyle Bidwell takes top spot at recent forensics tournament
Registration open for online "Mastery of Aging Well" course
Lecture on April 11 to focus on Asian American immigrants
Distinguished poet Major Jackson to visit OSU on April 15
"Passive safety" reactor designs would improve response to nuclear events
New library project brings Oregon's digital assets to Oregonians' fingertips
New federal dietary guidelines emphasize urgency
OSU looks at creating center focused on science, technology learning
Gift from alumnus to benefit forensics students
ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp taking applications
Tsunami "vertical evacuation" structure faces funding, logistical hurdles
For now, damaged Japanese nuclear plants pose no risk to U.S.
Scientists seeking to save threatened Nassau grouper
West Coast tsunami warnings shouldn't lull Oregonians to sleep
Pacific Northwest faces nearly identical risks to Japanese quake
Prominent Chinese historian speaks at OSU on April 7
Nominations sought for Outstanding High School Educator Awards
Corvallis Science Pub: The physics of cancer treatment
Author of 'The Pain Chronicles' speaks on April 7 at OSU
Allegations, attacks by Art Robinson baseless, false and without merit
Marine energy center to help test newest technologies
Statement regarding Internet postings by Art Robinson
Potential to become invasive provokes need for sterile shrubs
Unmanned aircraft aims to simplify inventory for Oregon nurseries
Workshop on historical methods of animal experimentation held April 1
Forensics team qualifies for national tournaments
OSU honors medical/health researchers with Distinguished Prof awards
Wright named Leopold Leadership Fellow
Genetic analysis reveals history, evolution of an ancient delicacy – morels
Author of book on Siletz to visit OSU on March 31
Something for everyone in two new OSU potato varieties
Russian-language farce opens at OSU on March 11
Climate change causing demise of lodgepole pine in western North America
Inuit leader, Nobel nominee to speak on climate, environmental issues
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Oregon teens to compete in annual Salmon Bowl competition
Saudi Arabian play opens at OSU on March 2
National expert on bullying in workplace comes to OSU
Novelist to give craft talk on art of writing on March 9
$4.3 million NSF grant to support planning for future water management
New Zealand earthquake damage illustrates risks from crustal faults
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Batten to head marine energy center
Engineering students win seismic design competition
OSU to study farming methods to curb, adapt to climate change
OSU launches research to help colleges connect with alumni and donors
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College of Engineering honors alumni
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Pheromone increases foraging honey bees, leads to healthier hives
OSU oceanographer Dudley Chelton honored by meteorological society
Environmental lawyer addresses natural resource laws on Feb. 17 at OSU
OSU Press publishes book on penguins by OSU bird man Noah Strycker
OSU student engineers hold benefit banquet
Corvallis SciencePub: Life on other planets?
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Fossil Fest set for Feb. 12 at OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center
Ideas Matter lecture addresses religious faith and climate change
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Oregon's agricultural sales rebound 3.8 percent in 2010 after dismal 2009
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PostSecret author comes to Oregon State University
OSU receives gold sustainability designation
Deepest ice core ever drilled by U.S. researchers completed in Antarctica
Wild rainbow trout critical to health of steelhead populations
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OSU student wins international science competition
OSU accreditation visit scheduled for April 27-29
Three OSU faculty nominated for Oregon Book Awards
"Song for the Blue Ocean," a celebration of the ocean, held Feb. 18-19
Ideas Matter lecture focuses on water disputes and conflict resolution approaches
Hydrophones in North Atlantic document endangered right whales
OSU study finds optimal treatment for fast, healthy putting greens
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;f v \. .V The College News VOL. XVI, NO. 10 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18,1929 PRICE. 10 CENTS Whitehead Coming on Flexner Foundation Famous Mathematician and Phil- osopher Arrives on January 6. DESIRES CONFERENCES Miracle Plays I Abbe Dimnet Talks Are Described I on post.War France essor Char- wr faculty, n mathema- Mr. White- In Tuesday Chapel Acting-President Manning announced the Mary Flexner Foundation Lectures to be given by Pro- fessor Alfred North Whitehead," of Har- vard University. Mr. Whitehead will be at Bryn Mawr during the Harvard read- ing periods, from January 6 to 19, and from May 4 to 18. Professor Whitehead was for many years a "shining light" in the faculty of Trinity College, Cam- bridge, England, and since 1924 he has held an "appointment at Harvard. He is a leading philosopher of our age, and he has turned his thought to the most im- portant intellectual problems with which our period must deal. He is primarily a mathematician, but one to whom other mathematicians must look up. He came to Bryn M_awr when the College was holding a celebration lotte A. Scott, of the possibly the greatest wi tician that has ever lived, head revealed an extraordinary gift for �stating the relationships of scientific prob- lems with philosophic thought. He tried to relate the most abstruse conceptions of science with the universal scheme of things; he showed the need of a higher standard by which things may be placed in the universal scheme of thought, and he made scientific concepts more enlight- ening to the layman. His books con- tain the essence of his philosophy, seeing modern theory in relation to our general thought on philosophic problems. He is not so much interested in particular prob- lems of social science or political organi- zation as in a general scheme by which we can think in the modern world. Everyone should try to arrange eve- nings of leisure during the time which Professor Whitehead will give to Bryn Mawr. He has an especial ability for discussing difficult problems with those much less prepared to discuss them than he, and he has asked particularly that he should have opportunity to talk with graduate and undergraduate students. Those of the undergraduates who are in- terested in putting themselves in contact with a mighty intellect and a charming personality will appreciate --fee- opportu- nity for informal discussion with him. Professor Whitehead (Specially contributed) The second series of lectures on the Mary Flexner Foundation are to be given by Professor Alfred North White- head, of Harvard University, one of the three or four most eminent thinkers of our time. Professor Whitehead is an Englishman, formerly of-Trinity College* Cambridge. He first won distinction as a mathematician, partly by his work in theoretical physics and partly by his in- vestigations in the logical foundations of mathematics. In _919 his Principles of Natural Knowledge was published, con- taining the first draft of a highly original system of metaphysics, and since that time he has been one of the most influential leaders'of philosophical thought. In 1924 he came to the United States at the in- vitation of Harvard University, and as a result he has made his permanent home on this -ajde of the wafer*. In the last five years fie- hat written several semi- popular books which have made an extarordinary impression; and now within the last few months a new systematic account of his philosophy, Process and Reality, has appeared. The title indicates one of the principal ideas of the system: that the real world is not analyzable into a multitude of atomic elements, each �f which remains unchanged internally, but consists throughout of processes, and the last products of analysis are elementary events. Professor Whitehead might have taken as his motto the saying of Heracli- tus. "One cannot step twice into the same river." The Flexner Lectures are to be given in two p^T1 **^c first immediately after CMtlaued �� Pace Faur Miss Carey, speaking in chapel, said: "I spoke last week about the developing of the medieval drama from the service of the Church, and in England of its passing out of the hands of the clergy into those of the Trade Guilds. There remains to say something of the presen- tation and composition of the plays. "When a guild took over a play it be- came its own property. Its members were responsible for outfitting the pageant or wagon which served as a moveable stage; for getting the costumes; for training their own men as actors and for paying them; and last*but not least, for rewriting and improving the text of the play itself. Fortunately, we have left enough records from the account books of the guilds to give us a pretty good idea of what they did. "The most complete records of all are from Coventry, preserved to us in an old but very exciting book, Thomas Sharp's Dissertation on the Coventry Mysteries, published in 1823. In this we find the most detailed and amusing accounts of expenditures for everything connected with the giving of the plays. From these we know what.the performers wore, what they ate before and after rehearsals, what they were paid, and a good many details about the actual writing and rewriting of the texts. � / "When certain plays came to be con- nected with a town, people came from far and near on the day in which they were performed, including members of the royal family. So we have a record that Richard II was entertained with a spe- cial pageant when he visited York in 1397. Sixty years later elaborate refresh- ments were prepared for Queen Mar- garet on her visit to Coventry, including 'ij cofyns of counfetys and a pot of grene gynger.' "With so much excitement over the plays, the separate guilds had every rea- son in the world to make,them impres- sive and magnificent. We know that a great deal of care was taken over the acting. An order at York in 1476 di- rected the choice of a body of 'connyng, discrete, and able players' to test the quality of those selected as actors. They were to 'discharge, ammove, and avoide' all 'insufficient personnes, either in connyng, voice or personne.' "The actors themselves included many amusing people. Minstrels were often hired. In 1573 in the Coventry records one Fauston is paid 4d. 'for hangyng Judai' - and another - 4J. -'for Coc croy-j ing.' The drapers paid Ss. 'to iij whyte sollys,' 5s. to 'iij Make sollys,' and 16d. 'to ij wormes of conscyence.' "The amounts paid to the unimportant actors are interesting: eight virgins were paid 8d.; to Gabriel goes 4d. 'for berying the lilly'; to the ship-child in the Noah play is given Id. "The wages of the main actors are not consistent in theyarlous records. Mary is given two shirtings, but this includes her gloves and wages. Noah and his wife have 1-6�1 doubt not that the 6d went to the wife. The man who takes the part of God gets any amount from 10 pence to three shillings. Herod .and Judas are always more highly paid than the others. "The costumes and properties include everything you can possibly imagine. Take, for example, the following, culled by Mr. Chambers from various town ac- counts : '1504. Paid for a pound of hemp to mend the angels' heads, iiijd. 1513-4. For thred for the resurrection, jd. A payr of new mytens to Noye, Stabilization of France and the Economic .Crisis Discussed. HAPPINESS RELEARNED Item for hors hyre to Herod, 1529. iiijd. 1476. iijd. 1480. It. payd for the Ryginall [origi- nal] of ye play for ye Ascencon & the wrytyng gf spechys &-\oayntyng of a garment for,, gods, ijjs. viijd.' "The accounts include also records of the refreshments given to actors and stagehands. Witness the following: '1539, peny bred for ahe appostells, vjd.'; 'beiff for the appostles, viijd'; 'for 1 quarter of lambe and brede and drynke gevyn to the children that played the CMtlaaed on Pa�re T*r� On Monday evening, December 16, Abbe Dimnet, author of the "Art of Thinking" and "The Bronte Sisters" and critic of literary tendencies, spoke in Goodhart Auditorium on Literature and Life in France since 1920. He be- gan with a discussion of the post-war state of France which was filled with anxiety for many reasons. In the first place there was little faith in the League of Nations since it had no en- forcing power.. France was too fa- miliar with the poverty and mourning caused by the war to be willing to sac- rifice her security on such doubtful surety. Therefore there was great anxiety over the' unprotected state of the great stretch of frontier. The Eng- lish press was inclined to make fun of this French fear for security, not ad- mitting .that the naval bases of Jamaica and Bermuda are aimed against Amer- ica for the purpose of security, but this was a very real element iu the French post-war attitude. There was likewise great anxiety over the currency situation. This was manifest in 1926 when there was agi- tation against the Americans who could buy so much with their stable dollar. The franc grew cheaper and cheaper, and France feared the stabilization which had been so successful in Ger- many and meant bankruptcy. There seemed little chance of bettering the situation, for foreigners were buying up the paying industries. British inter- ests owned the coast resorts, Ameri- cans were settling in France, most of the buildings between the Opera, the Place de la Concorde and the Louvre were no longer owned by the French and French people could not afford to patronize them. Irritation was engen- dered and dislike of foreigners. Another very potent element in the state of mind and life was the demoral- ization caused by inflation. French thrift was cast aside when it was seen that money was going down. Jewelry and other VStUUUlA tHffe... ��"_��_.'.. c-"n_rh4 as investments�gradually this attitude was - replaced- -by ora- of pleasurey for. pleasure's sake. It was a natural re- action to the war that such gaiety and over-excitement should follow as a de- fense against too much emotion. Peo- ple flocked to the towns in search of pleasure, and the country gradually be- came depopulated. A^second cause of this depopulation of the country was the law of the Labor Bureau making an 8-hour day compulsory. The rail- roads had to employ another shift, for example, calling 700,000 men from the country to fill these places. Now dis- tricts in the South of France have been repopulated from Brittany and whole colonies of Italians have been brought in with their priests and prefects. Nineteen twenty-six was a crucial time when one government after an- other was overthrown. M. Heriot, whose literary work was broadminded and charming, lacked the qualities and the support necessary for government and the money went steadily down. M. Poincare saved the day and brought the money up, increasing the treasury in one' year from $30,000 to $1,- 000,000,000. Money poured in from London and New York and with its return French thrift and the passion for land returned also. Tardieu, called 1'American because he introduced |. American business methods into French government, replaced the cur- rency on .a definitely solid" basis, and so bettered the national character in- directly. Another factor that has had a direct beaming on the situation is the fact that there was no political passion against Germany on the rt !^ (T^J intellect-' uals of the period.kh^>inc.ire knew the ' Coa-laned on Pace Three Mary Flexner Lecture- ship Held by Whitehead The Mary Flexner Fund Lecturer for the year 1929-1930 is to be Profes- sor Alfred -North Whitehead, of Har- vard University. Professor Whitehead is Fellow and late Senior Mathematical Lecturer of Trinity College, Cam- bridge. Among his many offices of academic distinction he has been Sen- ator of the University of London and Dean of the Faculty of Science, Presi- dent of the Mathematical Association, 15-1916, and since 1924 Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University. In 1928 a gift of $50,000 was made to Bryn Mawr by Mr. Bernard Flex- ner, of New York City, for the founda- tion of a fund to be known as the Mary Flexner Fund in honor of his sister, a graduate of Bryn Mawr. The fund is known as the Mary Flexner Lecture- ship. The income is to be used an- nually, or at longer intervals at the discretion of the trustees, as an hon- orarium to be given to an American or foreign scholar highly distinguished in the fields of the humanities, that is, in literature, philosophy, art, archaeology and history. The lecturer is to be selected by the President of the Col- lege, is to be in residence for the pui_v [ipse of contact with the faculty and students and is to give a series of lec- tures. The lectures are to be published by the college and are to form a series. The lectureship for the year 1928-1929 was Professor William H. Breasted. Miracle Plays a Complete Success Religious - Mood Reproduced With Intelligence and Fresh- ness of Discovery. � PAGE SET BY OPENING Professional Players Give Most Amusing Talks On Friday afternoon, December 13, members of the college were entertained in the Commons' Room by Mrs. Fitz- william Sargent, Mr. Philip Merivale, and Mr. James Dale, all of the Profes- sional Acting Company in Philadelphia. Mrs. Sargent spoke first, in the inter- est of the new organization, its aims and ambitions. Its backers feel that New York producers have been "high-hatting" Philadelphia (as they do so many cities of the so-called provinces) ; now Phila- delphia is taking things into her own hands, and high hopes are entertained for this new company. Its record last year, without the backing of a subscription audience, was. to produce two plays, each of which went subsequently to New York. This year the program is more ambi- tious. A subscription ticket is being sold for five plays, most of which have already been chosen for this season. The first play, in which Mr. Merivale is now play- ing, is Death Takes a Holiday�"in in- teresting subject, beautifully treated." The next is to be Thunder in the Air; Robert Haslam, who played the lead in London, will also be seen in Philadel- phia. The third play, starring Helen Mencken, will come here from London and Chicago�The Infinite Shoeblack. Apparently the people of Philadelphia, "out of the habit of seeing good plays," are going to be spoon-fed with plays of interesting, though not necessarily high- brow subjects, until their latent taste has been better cultivated. Bryn Mawr people are asked to help in this new project by subscribing for season tickets. All kinds of information is obtainable from Mrs. Collins, in the Publicity office. Mr. Merivale next arose; he kept his audience in unrepressed giggles, and he actually said very little*. 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Stuart Weitzman calls on the phone after a long day working in his factory in Spain. It's 11 p.m. there, but he's ready to talk footwear. In fact, the designer is sketching a new look while taking questions.
"When it's more a hobby, what is 11 p.m.?" asks Weitzman, 71. "I love to play tennis, so I would play tennis at 11 if I had a good game going. If I have some ideas on shoes, it's the same thing for me."
That passion has been evident since he started in his father's shoe company about 50 years ago. Weitzman's talent for design was apparent early on, but he quickly found he had an aptitude for all aspects of the business. As a craftsman, he knows how to split a pattern to save a dollar's worth of leather. And he has always focused on fit and construction as much as the look of each style.
Weitzman's expertise is one reason his namesake label is just as relevant today as it was when he founded it 26 years ago. Since then, he has inspired tremendous loyalty among consumers, selling 2 million pairs of shoes a year in about 70 countries.
"Stuart's customers are Stuart's customers," said Ron Frasch, president and chief merchandising officer at Saks Inc. "We sometimes joke that we could put his shoes in a closet and his customers would find them."
Mainly an evening shoe brand at the outset, Stuart Weitzman has over time expanded to include a variety of footwear categories, as well as handbags. That's one way, the designer said, that everything stays fresh for him year after year.
"I'm always on to mini projects, a lot of which I use as groundwork and education tools for our main business," he said. "Whether they stay mini, or disappear after a few years, really is not that important."
For example, when Stefani Greenfield needed a footwear partner for her Theodora & Callum line a couple of years ago, she called on Weitzman to make some casual espadrille wedges. "People don't do startup shoe brands, but Stuart is such an amazing friend, partner and visionary that he agreed to jump on board with this," Greenfield said. "We had the best time."
The project inspired Weitzman to invest more in his own casual espadrilles, launching the super-successful Alex wedge, which has been photographed on Jennifer Aniston, Rachel McAdams and Eva Mendez. Similar casual looks such as the Minx and Corkswoon wedges have been seen regularly on fashion-icon-in-the-making Kate Middleton.
Celebrity stylist Jennifer Rade dresses her clients in Weitzman's shoes and also wears his 50/50 flat boots when she's working the red carpet. "In the footwear world, he's got amazing variety, and that's what separates him from a lot of other people," said Rade. "Stuart Weitzman is really something for everyone — I don't care if you're 18 or you're 68."
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"He really seems to have a great appreciation for what's going to hit fashionwise, and then creates something that is uniquely his," said broadcast journalist Katie Couric. "I have worn my patent beige pumps to death, even though I never look quite as good as Kate Middleton."
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Lane Crawford has carried his line for nearly 20 years for that very reason, said Peter Harris, president of Pedder Group, which operates the shoe department at Lane Crawford, as well as its own stores. The label is consistently in the top five at Lane Crawford in terms of sales, Harris added.
"The most interesting thing about Stuart's brand is that it's one of the most consistent in terms of performance," he said. "He's managed to remain very relevant, and he's done it through being able to read the market and move with it. There's so much credibility with that brand that when he comes up with a [new] proposal, like [boots], customers are clearly very willing to accept it."
Pedder Group also runs standalone stores for Weitzman's brand in Hong Kong and Singapore, and another location is scheduled to open in Shanghai early next year.
Global retail growth has accelerated for Weitzman, through franchise deals in India and Italy, as well as new stores in Australia, the Middle East and the U.S. The company now has 90 stores in the U.S. and abroad, and plans to reach 125 by the end of next year.
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But even as Weitzman lets go of his remaining interest, he said little will change. He will still spend half the year at the factories in Spain, act as lead designer, handle the PR and marketing team and even write orders at trade shows.


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