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quote:Hartley's missed 2 20-29 yds. and 5 30-39 yds. That's 91% and 80%.
quote:Hartley seems very unclutch.
quote:Like I said, some people can't move on past that one kick. It's been 3 years.
quote: Did I really have to specify a recent timeline?
quote:Wtf are you talking about? Hartley was injured in the preseason in 2011 and we brought in Kasay last minute. In 2012 Hartley proceeded to beat out Kasay to take back the Job. I agree that it would be nice to upgrade the position, but how? Damn near every NFL kicker that lasts is between 75%-85%(and 75% is being generous; many of those guys get cut after 2-3 years if they don't do better). Hartley is 84.5%. Go look at the available kickers career % and compare. Fact is, unless we luck into the next Morten Andersen Hartley is just as good as anyone else. Problem is everyone is still butt hurt about the ATL game and GB game. Time to get the frick over it.
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quote:I'm only 31 and can tolerate risk relatively well. I just know that I don't have the time needed to really research specific sectors/holdings needed to properly invest in specific mutual funds or stocks, so the one-stop-shop of allocation funds fit what I'm looking for.
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fordvhonda Posts: 2Don't think I'm allowed to post names on this website. The initial sales rep was male. I negotiated by email, as I do for all car purchases. His female manager wrote back that the price quoted in writing was too low and raised it by $1500. She was very unprofessional, even in writing. Poor attitude, sarcastic. Can't believe she has a customer service job. I'm buying a car elsewhere tomorrow from a dealership I've bought from before. Everything negotiated smoothly by email.
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2011 Edge SEL FWD
Rapid Spec 202A
White Platinum Met
Cargo Access Pkg
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vaguy79 Posts: 13The deal was straight negotiation (dealer discount, I don't qualify for any sort of employee pricing). I checked the USAA/Zag pricing and it was worse. The conquest rebate was for owning a non-Ford product. I also qualified for the owner loyalty but it was not combinable with the Conquest bonus.
It took me about 3 days of straight negotiation with 4 different dealers before I got this price. I would have each dealer beat the last deal. There were more dealers I could have tried, but I was too tired.
The Ford finance rates are ridiculous. My score is >800 and I was offered 6.75 for 60 months. I plan on refinancing as soon as I can with Navy FCU for 1.99/60months as there is no prepayment penalty and I don't care if the dealer gets dinged. -
soap Posts: 17I did all negotiating via email and had an OTD price breakdown emailed to me before I walked in. I also had a $750 brochure rebate as well.
I also X-plan eligible but rarely have ever needed to use it. I really didn't have to haggle much as the dealer website lits out the factory and dealer rebates and shows an e-price. I basically just tacked on my $750 brochure rebate to the deal and that was it. -
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SE-FWD (Rapid Spec 101a)
Selling Price: $28.128
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+Doc fee: $156.08
OTD: $30,383.97 - 2000 or 1500
SEL-FWD (202A with vision package, vista roof, 18" wheels)
Selling Price: $34,335
+Tax: $2414.38
+Title/License(transfer plates): $120
+Doc fee: $156.08
- rebates $2500
SEL-FWD Blue (with 202A)
Selling Price: 32166
+Tax: 2,263
+Title/License(new plates): 194
+Doc fee: 156
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carman89 Posts: 6Hi all first time posting!
Looking to see if this is a good deal. 24 month lease 10,500 miles EDGE SEL with the leather package and moon roof sticker is 35,396. I have Xplan pricing but he was able to bring it below that to 32,400( don't remember the exact number) I have 3,750 worth of rebates.
residual is 63% and interest rate was .25
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edged Posts: 1I bought a 2011 Ford Edge SEL with the following:
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I ended up paying $31,050 + tax and title. MSRP was $36,035 + $795 for the lojack + $155 for activating the lojack.
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audistar Posts: 4A local dealer has the exact car I want, however it is a demo and has 7,800 miles on it. They're offering $36,905. Information about the car:
2011 LTD Ford Edge (Silver) with:
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- class II trailer ($395)
- front license plate bracket ($0)
- engine block heater ($0)
Total MSRP = $40,740.00 - $295 (spec discount)
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DeSimone CP, Ueland FR. Gynecologic laparoscopy. Surg Clin North Am. 2008;88:319-341.
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I am still totally digging this color scheme and I'm having fun watching this quilt start to grow.
Another Bee block for my friend Nedra from the Bees Knees.
I love making the Blocks. That part goes easy for me. It's the Sashings and borders that hold me up on finishing. Congrats on getting your wave on with your Bernina!
Can I tell you how glad I was to hear that you are a little afraid of free motion quilting? I've made my first quilt and have started to cut out my 2nd but I'm afraid to quilt the first one. It is sitting out all pinned and ready to go. Just hearing you say this has given me the courage (and freedom) to take the plunge and plough ahead!
I enjoy and visit your blog daily. Are you saying that we can use the walking foot to do the wavy stitch? I guess I thought it was for straight line quilting only. I am determined to get better at this fm stuff and this will certainly help to add this great looking stitch..I have a a1230 and I have used it before, I'll go in now and try this stitch..thanks so much for your expertise and inspiration!
Good stuff!! And I love the shot of the Kona jelly roll!!!
Hello Amy, love your Blog+check in with you every day!
This is such a neat trick that achieves a really nice ripple stipple? on a quilt. I do many Charity baby quilts, some lavish, but some I finish quickly exactly like you've done here! My Bernie is a 210 and I use #3,length 3,width 5 and love the results. The FMQing will come along if you keep at it. After about a year I'm now doing trailing hearts (or trailing leaves) linked together, this was the easiest design for me as a beginner. Thanks for sharing!
P.S. If anyone is interested in more straight line stitching check out "Foolproof Machine Quilting" by Mary Mashuta. All the designs in her book are with a walking foot>so neat!
Well at least you're having loads of fun while you go crazy ;o)
Great blocks all around....
I love this kind of quilting. I do it on my Janome 6600, stitch #9 w5 l4
Hi Dianne! Thanks so much for your sweet comment. And yes! I used my walking foot for this stitch! It worked so great, kept it from getting any puckers, etc. And really easy since the needle did all the work! :)
Awesome! Thanks for the great resource. I love my walking foot - it's kind of my security blanket. :)
Thanks for the Shout out, Amy! So glad you liked the Sew and Fold Papers from Triangles On A Roll to make the Flying Geese. Your block looks terrific!
Love your quilt!! I just finished some of that stitching on a quilt I'm working on. I have a Babylock Grace and it's stitch #26 ~ I used 4 length and 7 width. I'm pretty happy with it!
I love that serpentine stitch for quilting! Did you make any markings on your quilt top to keep the lines straight, or just eyeball it and use seamlines as reference points?
The machine stitching looks great. I have always wanted to try something like that because so far I'm only comfortable with straight line. And that jelly roll *sigh*--all those lovely solids...
I love all the colors you're sharing here today
Love the green quilt. Thank you for sharing quilting technics. I am still intimidated by it.
it's all beautiful! love the kona jelly roll! and the quilting. i've been playing around with machine free motion -- like you i just need to take the time and do it.
Hi Amy! I LOVE those Bee Blocks! What fabrics are you using? I think I need to get some :) I love your work, and following your blog! Thanks for sharing.
Hello Amy! Thank you so much for sharing about your wavy stitch. Who knew, I have them, too! They are stitches 74 and 75 on the Pfaff Quilt Expression 4.0. Stitch 75 is nicest though. I'm just learning free motion, so this will be a wonderful stitch to get some things completed before I get proficient at F.M. Your blog always makes me happy!
I really enjoy reading your emails. Thank you so much for taking the time to take beautiful photos that go along with your work. What fabric are you using for the upcoming quilt-along on the We All Sew (BERNINA) blog later this spring? It's really beautiful. Thank you.
I love those blocks! And I just have to say how cool it is that you are doing more machine quilting. You are such an influencer and I'm glad you are showing people that machine quilting is not scary! Isn't it amazing what you can do with a walking foot? Keep it up - I can't wait to see more :-)
I LOVE that Serpentine stitch! I was the most exciting feature for me when I got my new Bernina. Small beans I know, but I'm not too hard to please. Amy-I ADORE the red, gray, yellow blocks you are making! love the colors and your work is great! I check my FMF stash for that yellow floral and to my dismay! I don't have any of it!:( I may have seen some at American Quilting when I was there several months ago…?
LOVE IT !!! My Janome doesn't have the wavy line stitch :( . I do my own random wavy lines with a straight stitch and my walking foot !!! I started out wanting to echo them, however , failed at the , so now just do what I named random wavy lines , since I have not mastered fmq yet .
Oh my goodness those flying geese! I am waiting for my mama to come to the island of Hawaii (where I live) to help me start my first quilt. We're "breaking fabric" in May;)!!
Hi, Amy...Erin's mom here. I, too, am intimidated by the quilting (I have no problem doing the piecing and making the quilt top). You have given me the inspiration - and kick-in-the-butt - to try and quilt my triangles quilt from your SS class last September. I'll post a picture when I get it finished. Oh, and I LOVE the Kona Bright Colors Palette roll-up. Maybe my next quilt? Hugs, elaine
Could you show a picture of your ironing board? I can see that it looks like a square right next to your machine. It looks like a good solution to having to get up every time you need to iron a seam.
thank you!
What a great idea to use your walking foot and a stitch other than a straight stitch on your machine. Most of us have decorative stitches and don't utilize them much, at all, or at least to any degree of their full potential. Thanks for a nudge to using them. I have a house block made for a pillow for an attendance giveaway for my Sunday school class. I need to quilt it. I was considering using a decorative stitch for the roof. Maybe I need to think about using more decorative stitches, too! Thanks for sharing your great quilt!
I dearly wish someone knew how to do that serpentine stitch on a Bernina 160 Virtuosa. I've been wanting to use it for ages. The machines does 100s of stitches (of which I use about 3). I just can't figure this one out! I fear it's not possible on this machine. o:(
Love all your blocks! The serpentine stitch is stitch #60 on my Pfaff Expression 2.0 in case anyone else is as interested in doing this as I am
I just figured out how to do this stitch on my Pfaff.. It looks great, is super easy, and gives a nice texture. And I saw it on someone's blog! Such inspiration to be found out there!
I love the fabric you've used for the flying geese!
What a timely post. I love the look of FMQ but am not confident enough in my skills to use it on quilts for other people. I have a quilt I'd been thinking to try a wavy straight-line stitch on but wasn't sure it would look good enough. But yours looks amazing! I feel so much better now.
Thank you for your "Easy table runner" tutorial. I have been holding off on making one that a friend wanted, and then stumbled upon your tutorial and knew it was right for this project. Mine doesn't look exactly like yours, but since mine had to be 58" long I figured I should use wider strips. All in all I love how it came out, and will be making myself one soon. Thanks again! Love your blog.
For the Bee Blocks I'm just pulled gold, gray and red fabrics from my stash. Some are recent additions (Allison Glass Bike Path, Pearl Bracelets, Vanessa Christenson Simply Style, Art Gallery Minimalista) and some are things I've had for a while.
I'm using a collection of RJR solids Sea Glass, Blue Skies, Cove, Notting Hill, Beach House, and Nile Green. Kona solids Aqua and Leaf paired with an assortment of "low-volume" prints from collections such as Rapture and Minimalista by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics, Sun Texts from Allison Glass
Sue, Here is a link to a post about my portable ironing table. I love it! http://www.diaryofaquilter.com/2012/06/portable-ironing-table-and-summer.html
I love all of your blocks…very nice job! I also love your quilting!
Hi Amy--Such a lovely and inspiring post! Can't wait to try the wavy stitch as well (it will be my first venture outside of straight-line quilting). My only advice to other machine quilting newbies is go back to the kitchen or dining room table for plenty of room to hold up the weight of bigger quilts while quilting! My little sewing table is fine for piecing, just not quilting...learned that the hard way!
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"Improv opened me up and changed my personality," Lamb says. "It made my relationships with people better. It made me a more positive person."
It also turned him into somewhat of an improv addict.
After getting a degree in film from the University of Texas, Lamb, 31, studied at Second City in Chicago and at Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles. Both theaters have become breeding grounds for some of the entertainment industry's most famous sketch comedians, including a slew of "Saturday Night Live" cast members.
In 2002, he founded Austin's "Out of Bounds" comedy festival. Three years later, he formed the touring improv troupe, Available Cupholders, which has become a fan favorite at the Sarasota Improv Festival.
He's recorded comedy albums, directed and starred in a sketch comedy film and an online comedy series in addition to touring as a solo act under the name Bearded Lamb.
Hired as a guest-teaching artist at Florida Studio Theatre, Lamb, whose first session of comedy classes started this week, has already created a comedy show with Managing Director Rebecca Hopkins.
"Just Desserts," which opens next week in the Gompertz Theatre, is a hybrid of short-form and long-form improv with a dose of audience participation.
Directed by Lamb, the show is a compilation of short scenes, sketch comedy and games. It stars a cast of four improvisers (Christine Alexander, Adam Ratner, Samantha Stern and Steve Turrisi) who take turns directing one another in different scenes.
At the end of each scene, the audience will get to choose which director did the best job. Those who don't succeed will be asked to perform an embarrassing task in front of the audience, or as Lamb describes it, "a quick penance to cleanse the palate."
The show will serve as an introduction to long-form improv, something FST audiences have seldom seen since Hopkins created the company's beloved improv program 10 years ago.
Long-form improv is Lamb's specialty.
The actor is such a fan of the format that he once attempted to break the Guinness World Records for the longest play by improvising with his troupe for 27 hours straight.
Although his efforts proved futile (Guinness wouldn't recognize the show because it was unscripted), it did cement Lamb's status as an up-and-coming improviser.
"Long-form is more rewarding," he says. "There are greater opportunities for character development. There's more room to move people."
As intimidating as it might seem to perform a two-hour unscripted show, Lamb says almost anyone can do it.
"It taps into something that's innate in all of us," he says. "It's storytelling. Anyone can tell a story."
Is that what he tells the shy students who take his class?
"Actually, I tell the shy students that the most important thing is to be OK at failing," Lamb says. "If you're not failing, you're not being a good improviser. We want people to be comfortable with failure so they take risks."
And what if they're not comfortable with stinking?
"Then we ask them to take a giant overblown circus bow," Lamb says. "We say, 'That's fine. You failed. Now bow like a ringmaster.'"
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"Just Desserts" runs Oct. 1 through Oct. 29, in the Goldstein Cabaret at Florida Studio Theatre. For more information, call 366-9000 or visit floridastudiotheatre.org.
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\x The College Mews i-615 VOL. XXIX, No. 25 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1943 Copyright, Trustees of PPICF 1(1 fFIVTS Bryn Mawr College. 1943 ' Klt~b 1U *"fctN1J D. Browne Wins European Fellowship Rev. Oliver Hart Speaks On Faith At Baccalaureate Colleges Must Aid Decision On Christian Theories Of Peace Goodhart, Sunday, June 6.�The world is faced with the decision of building civilization on the Chris- tian or on some other conception of man, stated the Right Reverend Oliver James Hart, Bishop Co-ad- jutor of Pennsylvania, in his bac- calaureate address to the graduat- ing class. The Reverend Mr. Hart asserted that a permanent peace must be based on the Christian concept which must be developed on the battleground of the college. It will make a great difference in the establishment of the peace whether the problems are dis- cussed on the consideration of iman from the Christian ideal of man as a child of God, or the one of him as a high class animal. Preference must be given to the Christian one, for World War I taught us that there can be no order in the world until God is given His true place at the center of man's personal life, said the Reverend Mr. Hart. College is a very important bat- tleground for the decision of the true nature of man, he continued. The sterility of college education will increase in proportion to its ignorance of Christ's estimate of man as the child of God and His fellow worker in His purpose for the world. The most valuable educational technique is that of centrality. Although the modern trend is to- ward individualization, it is not as desirable because it does not give the control that centrality does. With such technique the college should provide something which is noble, generous, and faith provok- ing, Bishop Hart concluded. With faith in the Christian evaluation of man no one need fear the future. War Work, Research Will Occupy Summer Of Faculty Members A survey of the faculty's sum- mer plans reveals that a number will be engaged in war work either here or in Washington, or will be doing research work in various parts of the country. Many plan to finish books on which they are working; several will relax at their farms. ,Mr. Crenshaw intends to work for three months in the Harvard chemical lab, and Mr. Gates is leaving college for the duration to be the technical aid to the National Defense Research Committee. Mr. Berry is going to Birmingham, Alabama, to work in the nutrition laboratory under an outstanding nutrition expert, Tom. D. Spies. Important war work will also be continued on campus this summer. Mr. Watson will be giving the fifth consecutive map-making course since the first one last summer. This seven-weeks course has been �lying the largest number of nTaT>-makers for the agencies in Washington, and for the main map-making project of the United States Army. Mr. Watson is the institutional representative for the United States Office of Education and is organizing and directing the course in Analytic Chemistry Continued on Patte Four 1893 Dedicates Vase As Alumnae Memorial Archaeology Seminar, June 6.� IA cabinet containing a Grecian ' vase was dedicated in" the archae- ological seminar to Ruth Emerson I Fletcher by class of 1893. The j speakers for the occasion were two of her classmates, Miss Nellie Xeilson and Miss Bertha Putnam, both professors emeritus of Mount Holyoke College; Mr. William Emerson, of Boston, Mrs. Fletch- er's brother, and Mr. Rhys Car- i penter, of the Bryn Mawr faculty. i The memorial is a gift of the class of 1893 and Mrs. Fletcher's Continued on Ease Four Senior Poll Reveals 1870 Hardest Course; See Large Majority Going to Washington The Class of 1943 presented a myriad image to our prying poll. It was nonetheless gratifying to the collective ego of the Neu-8, for this worthy organ of speech is con- � sidered the extra-curricular activ- ity with the most prestige on cam- pus. Self-Gov runs a close second. * Ftfty polls were answered by the Seniors (post-Comprehensive slump?), of whom thirty-eight "would return to Bryn Mawr if they could do it all over again. Four 4 would not do it for four years, and three positively would not. As to whether they would send a daugh- ter to Bryn'Mawr, they were more cautious: twenty would, eight would not, and twenty-one would wait and. see what the daughter was like or would let her decide for herself. One would "if the food were better." The Comprehensive system was considered poor by twelve of the Jlfty, and the honors system bad by three, but fourteen felt it should be available to more people. Ex- aminations are resignedly consid- ered to be necessary. Europe Since 1870 appears to be not only the best course in the col- lege but the hardest as well. Freshman Comp is delegated to last place and Sociology maintains its usual lead as the easiest course. Most of the Seniors worked hard- est in their Junior or Senior year, and enjoyed their. Senior year by far the most. The Seniors wholeheartedly ap- prove of the new interdepartmental majors, a few regretting that they were four years too early. Some feel that they are "too diffuse," with "too little of everything." One wrote wearily, "I'm too old to understand." Poor old '43�they are so wise. 1943 is letting loose a horde, of workers upon the world, for all are going to work next year, most in . Washington, four in the WAVES, but only a handful are going to become more educated than they already are. They have learned their lessons well. Unlimited Cuts Plan Approved by Faculty For Trial Next Year Dulebohn, History Major, Named Alternate; Miss McBride Confers Degrees and Honors The plan for unlimited cuts has been approved by the faculty. It has been under consideration for some time, having been submitted to the Faculty Curriculum Com- mittee in the fall by the Student Curriculum Committee. As proposed by the student com- mittee, the plan provides that class attendance shall be the re- sponsibility of the student and de- pends solely on the student's judg- ment. Unlimited cuts are to be combined with continued unlimited overnight absences for the trial period of the year 1943-44. Indi- vidual professors will be free to judge how much attendance is nec- essary for their courses and may keep records of attendance. Stu- dents will continue to sign out at the last class before vacation and sign in at the first class after vaca- tion. Several checks will be made on the quality of work maintained and the number of overnight ab- sences taken. The Cut Committee has been requested to take occa- sional records of class attendance. No special restrictions will be placed on the Freshmen. If, at the end of the trial period, it is found that the standard of work suffers under-this plan, thenresent system will be reinstated. President Makes Address To Graduating Class Of 1943 Radio Club Installs New Studio in Pern Permission to construct the radio station in Pembroke East Basement has been granted by the authorities. A sound-proof engi- neering booth has already been built in Miss Henderson's office, which will be available for broad- casting after seven o'clock at night. An instrument board with com- plete minimum facilities for broad- casting is now owned by the Radio Club, as well as a turntable and pick-up apparatus. None of the equipment has been installed as yet. A pre-amplifier is being built in Haverford this summer for the Bryn Mawr branch of WHAV, which was started this fall with the cooperation of Bryn Mawr and Haverford students. Engineering Career Planned by Browne Upon M.A. Completion International education has been Dorothy Browne's way to the win- ning of the European Fellowship. Prepared in Austria and England, Dorothy emerged from Bryn Mawr with the honors of the Brooke-Hall and half of the Hinchman awards in her junior year, and the highest average of her class and the great- est academic award in her senior year. As a mathematics and physics major, Dorothy maintained an average of 90.8. The double major caused some difficulty in regard to honor work. "I did a paper in physics from the matchematician's point of view," she said. "It was sent back and forth between � the departments as too mathematical for the physics department and too physical for the mathematics." Dorothy has already accepted a $600 fellowship in Advanced In- struction and Research, one of the special courses established by the government, at Brown University. After she gets her Master's degree next June, Dorothy plans to do work connected with engineering in industry. She was also offered a scholarship by M. I. T., a fellow- ship by Radclift'e and a teaching fellowship at the University of Minnesota. Dorothy was born in Vienna and Continued on Page Four Alumnae Invade Dull, Exam-Weary Campus Amazed by French Sailors, Tile Bathrooms By Alison Merrill, '45 Amidst sweltering heat and post-exam collapse, the alumnae arrived, far outdistancing weary undergraduates in energy, activ- ity, and appetite. The classes of 1892, 1893, 1894, and 1895, having their joint fiftieth reunion as guests of the college, invaded Merion in a force nearing forty- five and stole the show. Reminiscing, smoking the cigar- ettes they never dreamed of touch- ing back in '92, comparing the white tile bathrooms to the tin tubs of their clay, �"'> -"*�-;� �fcjjfcftl French sailors, the alumnae strolled around the campus. They remarked on the high-badced chairs, the youthful wardens, the "delicious" food, but mostly they talked about their grandchildren and who had married whom. Back after fifty years, they felt Bryn Mawr was "much the same," j although one said "the girls are! very different." Speaking of I Merion, another said, "I don't | think a hall like this changes much." In the midst of this en-j lightening conversation, a wistful | looking creature announced, "I \ brought my own cap and gown. I spent one whole evening darning it." | The classes of 1892, *93, '94, '95 | are proud of themselves. They number among them Nellie Neil- son, '93, distinguished in English Constitutional history and -. the first woman president of the American Historical Society; Em- ma Speer, '94, former head of the National Y. M. C. A.; Ethel Walker Smith, '94, head of the Ethel Walker School; and Lucy M. Donnelly, '93, Professor Emeritus Continued on Page Four The announcement of the award of the European fellowship to Dorothy Browne was made by President Katherine McBride at the graduation ceremonies confer- ing 117 undergraduate and 36 graduate degrees. Jean Dulebohn and Florence Newman were named first and second alternates. A gift of $(50,000 given to the college by over half of the alumnae was also made known. In her speech to the graduating class, Miss McBride considered the effects of war's demands upon students. War is showing us in many ways the kind of power and level of energy that has not been called forth in peace time, she said. The maintaining of energy and power attained in war time for activities in a world of peace, a time in which they are usually dis- persed, is a great problem. Edu- cation, which takes advantage of potentialities and directs them to- wards higher goals, is the way of realizing new abilities and levels such as those caused by the emer- gency of war, Miss McBride as- serted. Another effect of war's demands is the opening of new fields to women. The increased opportuni- ties, such as those in science, will enable women to be elected to more and higher positions in other fields as well as education. On the whole the graduating class has realistically faced the inevitable lessening of demand after the war, she said. They have laid a firm basis in planning for permanent work. Miss McBride conferred degrees upon the following: Candidates for Degrees Bachelor of Arts BIOLOGY Miriam Claire Gollub iiKtgna cum htudc Pennsylvania Sally Matteson mm luiide Massachusetts Barbara du Pont Sage Massachusetts L'eslotte Suskind New York CHEMISTRY Mathilde Boal cum laude Bolivia Mary Gwynn Carman Maryland Patricia Jane Jones New York Marjorie Jane Kirk Pennsylvania CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY Nina Gueorguievna Garsoian cum laude New York ECONOMICS Florence Hatton Kelton Washington, D. C. Mary Blanche Kester California Mary Watson Prince North Carolina Kate Wheat Thomas Virginia Carolene Edna Wachenheimer Rhode Island Grace B. Weigle cum laude Illinois Continued on I'aue Three Senior Elections Permanent President � Harriet" ^asW^Warf; Class Editor � Florence Kelton..,- .r Class Collector�Teresita Sparre. Reunion Manager�Fran- ces Matthai.
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Top 11 Worst Episodes I've Reviewed - Year 2Alright, so this year I didn't have enough time to make a video of the Top 11 Worst Episodes that I've reviewed. (also I've changed the rules. Everything I've reviewed this February counts as Year 3 reviews) But since people did vote, I don't want to leave them in the dust or anything. I'm going to write what down what I'd say in the actual video, and on the bright side... this one won't get taken down for copyright infringement. I'm also not going to say how many votes each one of them got because after awhile I stopped counting. Number 1 on this list had over 750 points. Needless to say I've taken on some really, really bad shit in my second year of reviewing and you guys agree with me. Your bottom five is the same as my bottom five, just in a different places. Speaking of that, you're probably wondering what would have made my list that wouldn't have made your list.Dishonorable Mention #1: The CardLast year, Spongebob ate up the majority of my list, and I'm fairly sure that
I've Never Laughed So MuchStill on my Pokémon kick and I was just looking up some old Pokémon theme songs, then I came across this little gemI don't think I've ever laughed so much hahaha XD It was so uncomfortable to watch in the best way possible! It totally caught me off guard. I've been watching this all day yesterday and today. Made me realize how much I miss listening to J-Pop. I need to get back into it again.Anyways, you might not find this funny but I thought I'd just share what kind of stupid things make my day and make me laugh. Leave some links to things that make you laugh PS Sorry for the little break I'm taking. A lot of you are under the impression that I've stopped doing pony art or am not gonna do pony art anymore haha (it's been less than a week ppl). I just have a midterm coming up and I'm dedicating all my time to studying for it (and occasionally looking up videos like this). Plus when going to art school, taking a break from art is nice sometimes lol. So no worries. Still h
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Guinness slurpee.I put it in the freezer until you can't hear the little ping pong ball rattling around any more when you rock the can. Cut it open and dump it into a glass. Awesome summer drink.
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Craig,Really...you are a man of strong fortitude.How about Old Rip Van Winkle 10yr? Go hard or go home
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This is very pretty, it's just as it's shown online. The one thing that worries me is that there is no loop that the clasp hooks onto, it hooks right onto the chain, which is very thin, so hopefully that won't break later on.
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It's a question that music fans have pondered for decades — which Beatles singer/songwriter do you prefer, John Lennon or Paul McCartney? Now, a fascinating video put together by Scared Goose Productions has been posted online that gathers audio and video footage of 550 musicians, actors and other celebrities responding to the question.
A tally of the responses appearing at the end of the 34-minute-long video shows that Lennon garnered 282 votes, while McCartney got 196. Not surprisingly, there were some dissenters amongst the people polled, with 15 picking George Harrison, four choosing Ringo Starr and single votes going to Jimi Hendrix, Lou Reed, Keith Richards and Oasis. In addition, fifty people either chose both John and Paul or neither, or didn't answer at all.
The responses reportedly were gathered over the course of the last 10 years. Among the well-known rock artists who ventured an opinion were The Who's Pete Townshend, The Doors' Robby Krieger, The Monkees' Micky Dolenz, Ben E. King, the late Bo Diddley, Ozzy Osbourne, The Band's Robbie Robertson and Slash. Other celebrities polled included Robert De Niro, Sylvester Stallone, Lady Gaga, LL Cool J, Tracy Morgan, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Adam Lambert and Miss Piggy, among many, many others.
Some of the stars who picked Lennon were King, Robertson, Slash, De Niro, Stallone, Lady Gaga, Bieber, LL Cool J, Morgan, Rick Springfield, David Byrne, Supertramp's Roger Hodgson, and Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx.
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Hey mid-atlantic weather guys: Does anyone know the factors that have led to Coastal New Jersey averaging 4-6 degrees warmer in Air temperature compared the the OC MD coast. There has also been a ton less precipitation recorded up there with clearer coastal skies.
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My 5 year-old Golden Retriever became suddenly unable to control his back legs. A neurosurgeon did an MRI and told us he saw what looked like a tumor in his spinal column starting to press on his spinal cord. He gave him 20 mg of prednisone twice a day and recommended we put him down. He's 90% better on the prednisone. Is there any way to tell anything about his condition without a biopsy? I don't know what to expect.
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As in any other location, a confirmed diagnosis via either needle aspirate or tissue sample is required in order to recommend appropriate treatment (such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy) and to determine a prognosis. Without knowing more about the specifics about the location of the tumor and what specific structures are involved with the tumor, a biopsy MIGHT be combined with a surgery to decompress the spinal cord, possibly providing additional palliation in conjunction with the prednisone. Some tumors, such as lymphoma, are readily treatable and carry a reasonably good prognosis. If possible, consultation with a medical oncologist or radiation oncologist might be helpful. Other things to consider are a second opinion from a radiologist on the MRI findings, to be sure the lesion is considered most probably to be a tumor and not another condition.
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Bend, Corvallis, East Oregon, Eugene, Klamath Falls, Medford, Oregon Coast, Portland, Roseburg, Salem
• Post ID: 8283520 klamath