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quote:Long thought to have some sort of hereditary link, a group of scientists suggested Tuesday that homosexuality is linked to epi-marks — extra layers of information that control how certain genes are expressed. These epi-marks are usually, but not always, "erased" between generations.
quote:Evolutionarily speaking, if homosexuality was solely a genetic trait, scientists would expect the trait to eventually disappear because homosexuals wouldn't be expected to reproduce.
quote:There is compelling evidence that epi-marks contribute to both the similarity and dissimilarity of family members, and can therefore feasibly contribute to the observed familial inheritance of homosexuality and its low concordance between [identical] twins
quote:Something that essentially can be controlled if one chooses to.
quote:Where is this stated in the article?
quote:So you dont know the definition of epigenetic it appears?
quote:2) I honestly do not care if it is a straight <no pun> out CHOICE and some simply decided to like it. It bothers me not one little bit.
quote:Nothing that I am familiar with would suggest that one can ultimately control gene function. I am no geneticist or biologist, however.
quote:A well-known example is that of the honey bee. Larvae that are fed with a pollen and nectar diet develop into worker bees, while those fed royal jelly develop into queens, growing larger and with different morphology
quote:Swedish men who were exposed during preadolescence to famine in the 19th century were less likely to die of cardiovascular disease. If food was plentiful, then diabetes mortality in the grandchildren increased, suggesting that this was a transgenerational epigenetic inheritance
quote:In order for one to be gay, something acted upon that gene.
quote:I bet the self-proclaimed "party of science", i.e. democrats, will not like or support this information.
quote:So you're saying that epigenetic, heritable traits can be controlled? How?
quote:So it is not the choice of an individual that causes the change in gene function?
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According to sources, Selena Gomez isn't certain she has a future with Justin Bieber. Gomez, who was left furious when Justin, 18, recently spent time with her ex-boyfriend Nick Jonas, 20, has reportedly told friends she doesn't want to get back together with the Canadian popstar again following their latest spat despite being spotted jumping on a private jet with him in California on Wednesday.
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check out this "Fisher Price Remix" picture disc by Oxygen & DJ Format...
i recently copped the entire K-Def Signature Sevens series... so FUCKIN BADASS!!!
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 06:31 AM
Nice! It's also on a compilation album called Philadelphia Roots released in 2004ran into this 45 at a salvation army. was psyched to hear this original..
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The "Skylab" track alone makes this album worth the purchase:
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Gladys Knight and the Pips- Imagination
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Stevie Wonder- Fulfillingness' First Finale
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First heard it in this http://www.stonesthr...showtopic=14091
Any and all google searches turn up nothing. Its driving me fucking craaaazy.
I ended up editing it out of the mix :
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I've bought quite a lot on eBay the last month, need to find the time for some real digging...
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Posted 12 May 2013 - 10:31 AM
Classic rap record, figure it would be nice to have, and I'm digging the cover. There's actually a few things I could sample on here, plus it's a joy to listen to.
I had heard of Rare Earth before, and after seeing the cover, I suspected this to be my find of the day. It has a fold out cover, it's really dope. The tracks themselves are mostly rock, but there's some good car tunes and I found a few mediocre things to sample, along with something that I think has a lot of potential. Not that great, but a lot of the rock tracks seem like good driving music, so I can add a few to my playlists.
I saw the name and cover of this record, and KNEW it would have samples. It didn't disappoint, the entire thing is just impeccable piano and flute with minimal drums and light bass. It's not moody enough for my taste, but there's some really nice loops, and I can get the effects I want with a bit of manipulation.
I almost passed this one up because of the boring cover, but I looked on the back and saw the first instrument was a vibraharp, and I knew I had to get this. When I first heard the record, I went crazy. This thing is so dope. It's all horns and vibraharp (reminds me of a more natural sounding rhodes) in nice rhythms with barely any hard drums. This was the best one I found, this is what digging is all about. This is a really dope record.
I really wish I had more money with me, the records were a dollar a piece and I saw some decent looking jazz too. This was a really successful second dig, I got these records for a total of 4 dollars, and after looking online these would go for about 20-60 dollars to buy individually online, in addition to all being pretty dope. I can't wait until I get a record player and can rip these myself, instead of having to rely on dls.
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The Don Burrows Quartet - Sweet Emma 7"
The Harney Averne Band - Stand 7"
High Voltage - Here Comes The Streaker 7"
Ironing Board Sam - Original Funky Bell Bottoms 7"
Joe Thomas Group - Coming Home Baby 7"
Soul Brothers Inc - Soul Train 7"
Soul Brothers Inc - Long Dark Night For Prejudice 7"
I got these records for a total of 4 dollars, and after looking online these would go for about 20-60 dollars to buy individually online, in addition to all being pretty dope.
$4 is cheap but these records together would go for $20 max, nothing more They're nice finds though, I'm jealous at garage sales in the States! Could you post the title & artist of the Norwegian fusion album if you got it? I'm always interested in such things.
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Marcos Valle - Album
Jorge Ben - África Brasil
Gal Costa - Legal
Tim Maia - Album
Marcos Valle - Garra
Caetano Veloso - Araça Azul
Orlandivo - Album
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April - Never Too Late
Donato - The Frog
King Hannibal - The Truth Shall Make You Free
Lee Dorsey - Give It Up
Nu-Sound Express Ltd. - Ain't It Good Enough
Philippe Nicaud – Erotico .. Nicaud
Power - Number One
Roy Lee Johnson & The Villagers - The Dryer
Troll - Starshine
The Wild Magnionals - Smoke My Peace Pipe
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Posted 28 May 2013 - 02:57 AM
Because I've been working round the clock putting the final touches on my forthcoming #RealHipHop EP I haven't been Vinyl Hunting in awhile, but I did however ran across these two Sunday morning. One's a virgin vinyl 180 gram reprint and the other is a original first pressing, so no complaints here.
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� �. College News Volume II. No. 23 BRYN MAWR, PA., MARCH 30, 1916 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR SATURDAY, APRIL 1. 4.00 p.m.�Lecture by the Hon. Mrs. Bert- rand Russell, on Preparedness of Women for Peace and War. 8.00 T.u.�Philadelphia Orchestra Concert in the Gymnasium. SUNDAY, APRIL 2. 6.00 p.m.� Vespers. Speaker. A. P. Smith. 8.00 p.m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Hugh Black of the Union Theological Semi- nary, N. Y. MONDAY APRIL 3. 7.30 p.m.�Christian Association election. WEDNESDAY, APRIL S. 7.30 p.m.�Bible Classes. 9.30 p.m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A. Leader, D. Chambers, '19. THURSDAY, APRIL S. 4.30 p.m.�Baroness Houard to speak on "Conditions in France during the War." FRIDAY, APRIL 7. 8.00 p.m.�Lecture by Mr. Ralph Adams Cram, on "Gothic Art". SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 10.00 a.m.�Track Meet. Preliminaries. 2.30 p.m.�Matinee performance of "The Mikado" by the Glee Club. 8.00 p.m.�Second Performance of "The Mikado." SUNDAY. APRIL 9. 6.00 p.m.�Vespers. 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Freshmen are to be considered ipso facto members of the Association until December, when they will choose a com- mittee who will canvass their class for regular members, under the instruction of the Membership Committee. The same system will be used for the enrollment of graduates. The vice-president of the As- sociation Is no longer necessarily the chairman of the Membership Committee. Officers To Be Central Power The executive power of each commit- tee is to rest with four members from each i'lasn to be chosen by the Christian Association members of that class. The chairman of each committee, who will be chosen by the officers from the class rep- resentatives, is responsible for carrying out the plans of the committee and is to call the meeting. A majority vote of these class repre- sentatives is to decide tbe policy of the committee and when a deadlock occurs the matter is to be decided by the officers of the Association. The Central Board may request at any time the resignation of one of the class representatives whose work has been unsatisfactory. The Cen- tral Board is to meet with tbe heads of each committee and with the heads of all the committees collectively at least once a semester, in a cabinet meeting. The graduate students will choose their own committee and its chairman, which will meet with the other committees and with the officers. No Evangelical Basis The basis of the Federation Commit- tee, which was evangelical church mem- bership, has been abolished, but the pur- pose of the committee remains, to bring the College students into touch with their churches, with other college Christian As- sociations, and to keep them In touch with the world Student Christian Federa- tion and the Y. W. C. A. on Its new basis. This change was proposed at a meeting of the committee several months ago and was made part of the constitution at the meeting last night. "In trying to get st the causes of the criticism of the old organization", said A. Grabati. tbe Chairman on the Committee for Investigation. "It seemed that the par- tial failure has been due to the autocratic system of government by the board. It Is hoped that the stress on the responsibil- ity of the individual through her class, and the opportunity for more complete representation, will keep the Association in Intimate contact with all tbe College interests. This is the most significant change in the Association since Its or- ganisation in 1910". WOMEN GOOD ADVERTISEMENT, 8AY8 MI88 CARPENTER Hogs and Flowers Bring Large Incomes "Women of the present day have enor- mous publicity value", said Miss Carpen- ter at the Vocational Conference on Sat- urday morning, describing the position of women in business and in particular In bond selling. "Though men have always said 'women are poor losers', women have made good in bond selling because they are in the main more conscientious than men". Law, as described by Miss Bertha Rem- baugh, '97, is unlike bond selling in that It requires the exclusive Interest and en- tire time of the woman, who has the odds against her. Miss Fullerton claimed that agriculture brings large financial returns to those who have the knack for it; an sere of cabbages yields a net gain of $300 a year, and good breed hogs and greenhouse flow- ers sometimes sell for fabulous sums. Mrs. Frank Watson, of Haverford, spoke on volunteer social work; Dr. Tracy, '97. of the Woman's Medical Col- lege, Philadelphia, outlined the best prep- aration for medicine; Miss Sellers, of the "Ladies' Home Journal", described maga- zine work, and Miss Butcher, of the Phil- adelphia Bureau of Occupations for Women, told how to apply for a Job. Miss Clarissa Smith, '15, told of the wide scope of secretarial work. TRIAL BY FIRE Seniors Keep Cool Amid Flames Crackling flames greeted two students on entering the studio where they had gone to have their Senior pictures taken. Drawing nearer they perceived tongues of Are shooting up a velvet drop. With calm precision they summoned the pho- tographer from the dark room and told him that his place was on fire. "We shall return", they said, as he rang in the alarm, "when it Is put out". SENIORS HOLD MOCK GYM ORILL A motley crowd of Seniors, represent- ing many characters, including Ishould- weara Toga and Honorable wife, Siamese Twins, etc., held their last gymnasium drill the other night. Led by Little Boy Blue they performed many stunts which would have taxed tbe minds and limbs of tbe wisest. L Klein danced so grace- fully that she revived tender memories in the hearts of many, and E. Strauss showed great agility and speed in running backwards. As a climax, Miss Applebee gave a stirring speech, telling of the many athletic triumphs of 1916 and other mem- orable events of their College career. SHAKE8PEARE RECITAL As the second celebration of the Shakespeare anniversary. Mr. King will give a dramatic recital of Shakespeare on April 17th, the Monday evening before vacation. The selections will probably not all be taken from one play, but will cover both tbe comedies and tragedies, choosing characteristic parts from each. The Shakespeare Committee will an- nounce further plans later. The commit- tee Is: Dr. Brown, chairman; Dr. Chew. Dr. Savage. Miss King, snd Mr. Car-
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Brent Gillespie is a sophomore infielder from Penngrove, Calif. who played at Santa Rosa Community College in the spring. He went to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to play in a new league this summer. Gillespie didn't like the league that ended up being disorganized and had several problems, including lack of competition.
"His team was about to fold," Hays Larks manager Frank Leo said.
Recently, Gillespie committed to NCAA Division I Youngstown State, where Hays catcher Josh White and pitcher Alex Frey attend. He called the Youngstown State coach, who sent him to Hays.
Gillespie arrived during the road series at Derby last week and has already stepped into the starting lineup for a Larks club that has had constant injuries and changes. On Wednesday, Gillespie started and played second base in Hays' 7-1 non-league victory against Boulder (Colo.) at Larks Park.
He also can play shortstop, a position where the Larks need some depth after Elvin Rodriguez recently signed a professional contract.
"I am really happy to be here and to be a part of this program and the fans that surrounded it," Gillespie said.
Hays team-pitched and Brandon Anderson made his first appearance since he injured his shoulder on June 7. Anderson threw three innings of hitless, shutout relief with one strikeout and collected the victory. Anderson (2-0) told Leo he wasn't "cutting loose" and said the velocity wasn't quite there yet.
"That's understandable," Leo said. "Hopefully that's going to be a good progression for him."
Freshman right-hander Kyle Krings, a recent pickup from Arizona Western, started the game and worked two innings. He allowed three walks and two hits, but only one run.
"Krings said he was a little nervous," Leo said. "First start before the crowd. We had been doing so well. He wasn't pitching as loose as he wanted to, but he worked out of jams, he made pitches when he had to. It was good to get Brandon Anderson out. He was pain free. Threw about 30 pitches."
Gillespie replaced Larks veteran Zair Koieman, who remains day-to-day after fouling a ball off his groin. Koeiman is expected to play in today's 7 p.m. game against Boulder at Larks Park. Center fielder Aaron Cornell went back to Oklahoma State University for an MRI on his knee today; his future is uncertain. The OSU doctor is on vacation this week, so the earliest Cornell can be released is Monday.
Catcher Josh White is currently out with a back injury. As well, third baseman Ty Gilmore missed Wednesday's contest because of a normal rest day. Pitcher Logan DeRosier served as the designated hitter and went 0 for 4. Infielder Cody Daily will miss next week because of a wedding in Florida.
"We don't have a whole lot of options," Leo said.
Hays tallied single runs in the first, third, fourth and eighth and three runs in the seventh. Nick Hammeke, a Thomas More Prep-Marian graduate and Fort Hays State University product, worked the final four outs, allowing one run on two hits with one strikeout and two walks. Hays moved to 18-3.
"We got some work in, and that's key for our hitters," Leo said. "You don't want to give hitters two or three days off. They need to see that live pitching. There is a big difference between live pitching and just taking some BP. We will try to rotate some more guys in (tonight)."
Gillespie, in his first time in Kansas, went 1 for 5 with a run scored and two RBIs and made some nice plays in the field. He is batting .250 in 12 at-bats over four games and has already been acclimated to the landscape.
"I would love to go play in Kansas," Gillespie said. "First time in the Midwest. I got off the plane, and I tested a couple of my buddies. I was like, 'All right guys, where are the mountains at?' They told me it was flat, and I didn't really think it was flat. It's definitely different, but I like it out here."


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The College News Volume VI. No. 17 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1920 Price 5 Cents FORMER EDITOR OF NEW YORK TRIBUNE HERE FRIDAY Mr. MacAlarney to Talk on "Adven- ture of Journalism," and its Use- fulness for College Students How to make writing commercially useful will be explained by Mr. Robert MacAlarney, former editor of the New York Tribune and Associate Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, Friday evening in Taylor Hall. Mr. Mac- Alarney's talk is entitled "The Adven- ture of Journalism," and is under the auspices of the College News. There will be no charge for admission. Mr. Roswell Dague, a farmer assist- ant of Mr. MacAlarney's on the New York Tribune, will accompany him to Bryn Mawr. Mr. MacAlarney and Mr. Dague will have dinner with the Newt board in Pembroke before the lecture. Want* College Students to Succeed "Please do not let the College News Board think that I am coming clown as a lecturer," wrote Mr. MacAlarney to the editor of the News, "1 am coming in the guise of a man who is working in writ ten things, and who has seen a great many young men and women either suc- ceed or fail in this line of occupation. As a result, my entire interest in help- ing train college students in journalism lies in making this training commercially usefuly�in other words, assisting col- lege students when young alumni in making livings." Edits Scenarios of "Famous Players" Mr. MacAlarney's own career is an illus- tration of how to rise from a cub repor- tership to the head of a big city daily. After leaving college, lie turned to jour- nalism as a reporter on the Harrisburg Daily Telegraph and the Newark Daily Advertiser. From the position of staff correspondent and political reporter on the New York Evening Journal, he rose to be City Editor in 1808, and was sub- sequently City Editor of the New York Evening Post, Mail, and Tribune. From 1914 to 1916 he was President of the New York City News Association. Since 1916, Mr. MacAlarney has been scenario editor of the Famous Players- Lasky Corporation. At the present time he is lecturing three hours a week at the Columbia School of Journalism, and has been a member of the faculty of the School of Journalism on Morningside since its inception. Publicity Campaign to Be Discussed at Undergraduate Meeting Point System Up for Consideration The publicity campaign will be one of the matters discussed at a meeting of the Undergraduate Association next week. The student Endowment Com- mittee have asked Mrs. Edwin S. Jar- rett. national publicity chairman, to speak to the undergraduates Tnesdav Of at an early meeting. A vote will be taken on the advisabil- ity of a point system, and the system drawn up by the Undergraduate Board will be presented to the Association. A sense of the meeting will he taken as to the number of students who advocate a chair of poetry at Rryn Mawr. At the request of members of the Association, the question will be discuss- ed of taking straw votes in every class for association heads. SPIRIT OF DES MOINES IN HUNTINGDON CONFERENCE Bryn Mawr Sends Largest Pr or- ________tionate Delegation________ Plans for Point System Completed ] To Be Presented to Undergraduates la Near Future Modeled on a plan that has proved successful at Mt. Holyoke, the tentative point system drawn up by the Under- graduate Association Board is based on a scale of forty. Should the system be adopted, no student would be allowed to hold offices totaling more than forty points. Thirty is the highest number of points given for any one office. Nine positions �the presidencies of the associations and classes and the managing editorship of the New*�come under this classification. Under the present plan the system would be enforced by the students and run by a committee with a representative from each class to keep a card catalogue of the number of points held by every undergraduate. It would go into effect with the spring elections. Seventeen delegates from Bryn Mawr, led by C. Bickley, '21, attended the 15th Annual Sectional Conference of the Stu- dent Volunteer Movement, held last week-end at JtUtiata College, Hunting- don, Pa. Intended to carry the influence of Des M nines into a wider field, sectional con- ventions have been planned by the Ex- ecutives of the Student Volunteer Move- ment. Five hundred delegates from col- leges in Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey were present. The Bryn Mawr delegated were: C. Bickley, '21 (leader); If. Scott. '19. 1921: S. Marbury, E. Newell, H. Hill. P. Ostroff. K. Johnston. 1888: O. Howard, E. llealea. Suzanne Aldrich, V. I.iddell. C. Cameron. 1923: E. Vin- cent, F. Harrison. E. Rhoads, M. Dunn, D. Meserve Mr. Wilbert Smith, executive secretary of the Des Moines Conference, for five years Y. M. C. A. secretary in India, and at present in charge of the Personnel Di- vision of the Foreign Department of the International Committee of the Y If. C. A., pointed out that the Indian Bill giving greater self-government to natives, passed the English Parliament six weeks ago. "With ninety-five per cent of the men illiterate and under one per cent of the women able to read and write, how can the country fail to fall prey to the radical political element, which really means rule of the reactionaries?" he asked. Medical missions, according to Dr. Cyril Haas, physician-in-chief of the American Hospital, Adana, Celicia, Asia Minor, showed that a surgeon's skill opened opportunities for service far above any offered by missionaries evan- gelizing solely with a Bible Student* Give Reports O. Howard, '22, two delegates from Princeton and one from Muhlenberg Col- lege, summarized their impressions at the final session, led by Dr. Robert E. Speer, secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church. S. Marbury, '21, was one of five mem- bers on the Intercollegiate Committee on Findings, to make a summary of this convention. "The prevalent idea of the African mis- sionary as a fanatical person, standing under an emaciated palm tree with an open Bible and perhaps a sunshade, and (Continued on page t) Village Green New Part of May D M. Carey, '20, Heads Green Committee A village green in the time of Queen Elizabeth will be reproduced on the cam- pus in front of Merion on May Day. ac- cording to plans on which the "green committee," a new May Day institution, are at work. If. Carey, '20, has been ap- pointed mistress of the green, and the committee working with her are If. Mill. ��M: I). Wyckoff, '21: If. Tyler. 22. and 1. Jacobi, 18. The opening pageant, after circling the campus, will end on the green, where the May Pole will be -et up and the May Queen crowned. Departing from the custom of former May Days. Morns .mil country dancing, and old English gamei and sideshows will go on there all after- noon, while the plays are being given on other parts of the campus. The grad- uate play will probably be given on the green before an audience of "gaffers and gammers" in old English costume. LISTENING POST EXPERIENCES DESCRIBED BY M. CONSi, 'J \ Tells Stories of French Soldier \ Illustrating his lecture with anecdotes of the Preach soldier, If. Louis Cons, of Princeton University, formerly of Bryn Mawr. spoke in French Saturday eve- ning, under auspices of the French Club, on "Souvenirs d'un Ecouteur." Profes- sor Cons received the Croix de Guerre in 1915 for his services as "ecouteur in- terprete." For ten months M. Cons mi stationed at a "listening post" in the front line trenches. "We were allowed to stay so long," he explained, "only because we were not considered men, but trench ma- terial, like so many periscopes. We were the ears of the army." The telephone used by the "ecouteur-" was invented in 1915 by a French officer who accidentally heard a distant Ger- man conversation. The apparatus, ac- cording to If. Cons' description, consists of a metal point, like the tip of a bayonet, thrust in the ground as near as possible to the German trenches. To this is at- tached a telephone wire stretched along the ground to the French trenches. Join- ed to a double wire which runs to the dug-out and telephone booth. Overhears Death Sentence One of the German messages over- heard by M. Cons consisted of orders to their artillery to bombard the dug- out where M. Cons was stationed. "A little more to the left�now to the right," he could hear. Again the "ecouteurs," by overhearing plans to blow up the French front-line trenches, were able to save thousands of lives. M. Cons vividly characterized as typi- cal of the French soldier one Bayard, "le chevalier sans peur et sans reproche." "The French soldier, straightforward and frank," he said, " is almost ashamed of his sentiments. Instead of talking about 'des bon homines' (good men), he will speak of 'des bonhommes' (good fellows)." When the Germans suspected the use Of the telephone, M. Cons said, at the reception given him by the French Club after the lecture, they used codes. The "ecouteurs" were able to decipher one difficult code by hearing a German offi- cer interpreting part of an order given in it. to a stupid soldier f-OUR HORSEWOMEN WELCOME IBANEZ TO BRYN MAWR Inspects College Activities in Search of Material for Novel Escorted by the "Four Horsewomen of Bryn Mawr," and surrounded by a swarm of reporters and photographers, \ incente Bl tsco Ibanez arrived at Bryn Mawr Fri- daj afternoon and made a tour of the campus. I'nder the guidance of Seno rita Dorado and several members of the Spanish Club, he inspected some of the halls and the library, had tea with the major Spanish clasi in Radnor. On Saturday morning he went through the gymnasium and watched some appara tui practice for the meet. In speaking of the students, he said: How elegant, how pretty they are," and uas greatly impressed to find them well posted on any subject. Bryn Mawr Has the lust college he had visited where In could speak informally with the stu- dents in Spanish. Elsewhere he had al- ways needed an interpreter. The four horsewomen pleased him immen.se I > Mine are homely and bad omens," he said, "but Bryn Mawr has completely transformed them. Hereafter, I will al- ways think of the Four Horsewomen who rode so gracefully and dared the cold weather as if it were a Spring day." Typifies America as Quixotic The America We Know Today was the subject he chose for his lecture Satur- day night, in place of The Spirit of the Four Horsemen, which he considered too dry for his audience. He typified Amer- ica as a country erroneously caricatured as the "Home of the Almighty Dollar." and showed that in reality the United States was as quixotic as the Spanish na- tional hero. He gave, as an example. America's "crusade of liberty" when, with purely unselfish motives, she shared the burdens of the war. Ibanez was in- troduced by Romera Xavarro. profetsoi ot Spanish at the University of Pcnusyl vania. and his speech was translated into English by Dr. J. P. Wickersham Craw- ford, also from the University. Formally Open Endowment Drive at New York Dinner New York Quota is $1,000,000 I o celebrate the formal opening of the Endowment Drive on March first, a din- ner tor ISA Alumnae and members of the National Committee was held in New York last Saturday. Acting-President Taft spoke on the special needs of Bryn Mawr, and Dr. Simon Flexner and Dean Keppel, of Columbia, emphasized the need for trained men and women in science. The chairman of the New York divi- sion announced at the dinner that $111.- 000 have already been pledged toward the quota for the New York district which is $1,000,000. MR. HENRY RAYMOND MUSSEY TO ADDRESS DISCUSSION CLUB Mr. Henry Raymond Mussey. manag- ing-editor of the Nation, will lecture to the Discussion Club next Monday Mr ,\Iussfy was associate professor of econ- omics and politics at Bryn Mawr, ISM 1907, and went from Bryn Mawr t<� Columbia as professor of economic - During that time he wrote frequent ar- ticles on economic and political njutn lions for current magazines. The ultra- progressive tone of the Nation during the last few years is generally attributed t. � him.
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CNN — It seems we haven't seen the last of the aliens that blew up the White House - and every other major field trip destination - back in the 1996 blockbuster "Independence Day."
According to Entertainment Weekly, the director of the original film, Roland Emmerich (who has also directed other disaster films like "2012" and the upcoming "White House Down") is planning not just one, but two sequels.
Called "ID Forever Part 1" and "ID Forever Part 2," the pair of follow-ups will pick up 20 years after the first "Independence Day."
"The humans knew that one day the aliens would come back," Emmerich explained. "They know that the only way you can really travel in space is through wormholes. So for the aliens, it could take two or three weeks, but for us that's 20 or 25 years."
The filmmaker described the sequels as a "parallel history" in which the humans have rebuilt, but have also "harnessed all this alien technology."
"It's still some of the same characters, but also new younger ones," he said. "It's a little bit like the sons take over."
So does that mean Will Smith will once again reprise his role as Captain Steven Hiller, and welcome the new aliens to earth? You shouldn't count it. While Bill Pullman has confirmed that he's coming back as President Whitmore, Smith's rep declined to comment - not that Emmerich is dead set on having the star, anyway.
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Sweep up as mom and dad do. This kid-sized bristle broom and red dust pan are designed to look and function just like the ones parents use.
- Dust Pan: 8.25" wide
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An Equine New Year's Resolution: Better Pasture Management
Focusing efforts on pasture management could have positive impacts on our horses, our wallets, and the environment.
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10 Toxic Substances to Avoid
Learn about 10 common plants and chemicals your horse should never eat.
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Feeding in Drought Conditions
Prepare for drought long before pastures wither and hay supplies dwindle.
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An Equine New Year's Resolution: Better Pasture Management
January 24, 2015
Focusing efforts on pasture management could have positive impacts on our horses, our wallets, and the environment. ... Read More
Rutgers Horse Management Seminar to Take Place Feb. 8
January 20, 2015
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Learn about 10 common plants and chemicals your horse should never eat.... Read More
Defra, BHS Work Together to Lead British Ragwort Debate
November 29, 2014
The BHS conducted a survey of the English equine population to assess levels of awareness and concern about ragwort.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Wild Violet
November 28, 2014
Wild violet grows most frequently in highly maintained pastures, turf grass, and landscapes.... Read More
Feeding in Drought Conditions
November 10, 2014
Prepare for drought long before pastures wither and hay supplies dwindle.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Curly Dock
October 22, 2014
Curly dock grows well in alfalfa, cultivated fields, ditches, and especially in compacted, overgrazed pastures.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Horsenettle
September 27, 2014
Horsenettle is distributed across most of the United States, especially in the eastern half and western coastal states.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Wild Parsnip
August 29, 2014
Wild parsnip foliage can cause skin photosensitivity and rashes in both humans and horses.... Read More
What are the Most Common Equine Toxins?
August 18, 2014
Researchers sought the most common causes of poisoning in Swiss equids. Toxic plants and medications topped the list.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Nimblewill
July 26, 2014
Horses and other animals rarely consume nimblewill, so the plant often persists in pastures. ... Read More
Grazing Summer Grasses: What to Expect
July 25, 2014
What grows in your pastures during the summer? Here's a look at which grasses are desirable and which aren't.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Common Ragweed
June 28, 2014
Common ragweed is distributed widely across the United States and occurs in pastures and cultivated crops.... Read More
UK Equine Farm and Facilities Expo to Take Place June 3
May 31, 2014
Specialists will speak on fencing options, sampling techniques for soil fertility and hay quality, and more. ... Read More
Weed of the Month: Buttercups
May 23, 2014
Buttercups can be poisonous to horses, but the plants are not palatable and animals usually do not eat them.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Chicory
April 26, 2014
Chicory is not as common as many weeds in horse pastures but occurs in more abundance in unmowed pastures.... Read More
10 Easy Earth Day Tips to Green Up Your Horse Life
April 22, 2014
Follow these 10 earth-friendly tips to help reduce our horses' hoof prints on our planet. ... Read More
Weed of the Month: Poison Hemlock
March 25, 2014
Although poison hemlock is extremely poisonous, horses rarely eat this plant because of its low palatability.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Musk Thistle
February 22, 2014
Musk thistle is distributed across the United States and is listed as noxious in many states. ... Read More
Weather's Impact on Pasture Weeds: What to Expect in 2014
February 19, 2014
Find out how weather impacts weeds, and what weeds can you expect in pastures in 2014. ... Read More
Weed of the Month: Eastern Poison Ivy
January 25, 2014
Horses are not sensitive to poison ivy, but can transfer the irritating urushiol oil to humans.... Read More
The Top Horse Health Multimedia Content of 2013
January 03, 2014
Which were the most accessed videos, slideshows, reports, and podcasts in 2013? Here's a list of the top 10. ... Read More
Controlling Bush Honeysuckle on Horse Farms
November 22, 2013
Regardless of the circumstances, property owners should remove undesirable trees and other woody plants.... Read More
Weed of the Month: Perilla Mint
November 21, 2013
Perilla mint is toxic to horses and the greatest risk of consumption is in late summer or early fall. ... Read More
Weeds of the Month: Henbit and Purple Deadnettle
October 22, 2013
Henbit and purple deadnettle are winter annual species found throughout the eastern United States. ... Read More


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5 Perfect SequelGreenteez | 21/10/2010 | See all Greenteez's reviews (4)All the fans of Fallout 3 and who grow to love the engine style and graphics NV is a step up in every area sure there may be a few bugs and glitches but with a game this massive thats just impossible to avoid so just reload your savepoint and get on with it.Bethesda have listened to their fans and improved on all the areas they didnt shine on with Fallout 3 for example customizable weapons, Improved HUD and most importantly hardcore mode for those hardcore gamers who like a challenge which Fallout 3 never really had
4 Buy it.Jordasm | 21/10/2010 | See all Jordasm's reviews (4)Whilst looking similar to the last Fallout, New Vegas in my opinion is superior over Fallout 3 in every single way, the story has vastly improved, with plenty of new features such as Iron sights and hardcore mode, and enemies that are much more difficult than those in Fallout 3, it is no longer possible to just waltz through the wasteland, in New Vegas, it's much more of a challenge. There are more "roleplay" mechanics like companions, crafting, and the removal of level scaling, and it has refined old mechanics like S.P.E.C.I.A.L and tweaking the effects of various skills like big guns. Whilst glitchy in some places, I believe that Obsidian are planning on releasing some patches to fix those inconveniences. Whilst most people will write it off because of the lack of multiplayer, understand that the Fallout series has NEVER been a multiplayer, or co-op game, and it never will be. The graphics may look a little edgy, but blame Bethesda who used the Gamebyro engine, which looks years old (same engine used in Oblivion + Fallout 3) and Obsidian did the best with it that they could, remember that a majority of the Obsidian team are former members of Black Isle, the studio that created the original Fallout games.It's a much better RPG, even if it's still largely a shooter.Basically, in my opinion, it's what Fallout 3 should have been.
3 Exactly same as last no real improvementsdopeyfox | 20/10/2010 | See all dopeyfox's reviews (12)Playing the game early i have realised the game is pretty much exactly the same as the last fallout with no real improvements...okay so fallout 3 was good but it had its room for improvements, like maybe some co-op and better handling...None of this has been done there isnt any multiplayer or co op and handling if anything is worse than last one for example climbing up rock faces is now pretty much impossible making you walk all the way round an already long walk map even with instant travel once you been in that location...good things are improved weapons such as add ons like scopes and diffrent ammo types.overall if you liked fallout 3 buy it if you think it needed lots of improvements, dont bother...graphics 4/5handling 2/5gameplay 3/5customisation 2/5
1 BUG RIDDEN 360 Version!dragonandy | 05/11/2010 | See all dragonandy's reviews (1)I loved Oblivion (over 1000 hours play time), I loved Fallout 3, even with all it's faults such as items falling through walls and floors etc, and put in over 300 hours play time on numerous playthroughs.New Vegas however takes the programmes' bugginess to new heights.I've been playing for over fifty hours and now it's decided not to let me load any of my game saves! Deep joy!It either locks up on loading a save or tells me that the downloadable content - Caravan Pack, presumably - is not available and wont load.Maybe I'm just Mr Unlucky and the rest of you will be ok but as there is no one to complain to to try and sort this out the game is going on my shelf until such time as there is a fix.Very, very disappointing!This is the 360 version.Having done some research on this problem I've found that I'm not Mr Unlucky after all. This is a documented problem across all three platforms, however there is a patch available for the PC version just nothing in sight for us 360/PS3 owners as yet.The only bright spot is that the place I purchased my game from has readily agreed to my returning New Vegas for a full refund - even after I'd explained I'd played it for over 50 hours!That tells you something as most places say that you're out of luck once the wrappings' off.My theory is that if enough of us return this otherwise brilliant game the developers will have to fix the problem asap and then we can all buy it again and lose ourselves in the New Vegas world.
3 Oh what a shame!!!!!!djmpaulc | 03/11/2010 | See all djmpaulc's reviews (5)After playing up to 20 hours this game was outstanding, the gameplay was brilliant and it was just so addictive. I spent hours trying to get the achievements and was fully engrossed in the game even through all the freezing and glitches until!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!After about 25 hours of play I died and the loading screen came up 20 seconds later the following message appearedThis save game relies on downloadable content that is no longer available. Some objects may be no longer available. Continue loading Yes/NoSo I pressed Yes only to be greeted by the following messageThe storage device you selected is no longer available. Load cancelledI could not believe it luckily I had a hard save game only 2 hours behind. So I went back redid my previous hard work and carried on. By now I had over 35 hours of gameplay clocked up for the same to happen again. Anyway I went back to a previous hard save (which I had now started doing regually) only for the whole xbox to freeze on the load screen. I had 7 saves do exactly the same. 35 hours of building my character destroyed down to poor programming and a lack of comprehensive beta testing.Until a patch comes out (if one comes out) DO NOT buy this game most of the reviewers have probably only played 15 hours max so therefore have not been introduced to this terrible glitch (YET). Look it up on the internet everyone is getting the same problem.However on a final note, if this game had not had such terrible glitches this would of been my best game of all time what a horrible horrible shame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Abby: McGee! There is no rule 70.
McGee: Well, I--
Abby: You just made up a rule. This McGibbs thing has really gone to your head. I don't even recognize you right now.
McGee: All right. Well you should probably know that Abby and I used to date?
Bishop: Ew. Like, each other?
McGee: Yeah.
Bishop: Wait - isn't that a violation of rule 12, never date a....
McGee: It was a long time ago. After we'd broken up, one night I went to her lab. Found a scribbled piece paper; a list. Potential boyfriends had to fulfill certain conditions by a pre-arranged date or else, goodbye.
Bishop: Such as.
McGee: Things started off relatively normal: opening the door for her, flowers, putting the seat down. Then around number 8, it gets uh...
Bishop: What?
McGee: Does she know you have these?
Bishop: Does she know you have these?
McGee: Yeah she wasn't happy when she found out.
Bishop: These are all very specific.
McGee: Yeah.
Bishop: These ideas apply to you?
McGee: No those rules weren't in place when we were together. At least I don't think so.
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Highly versatile, the Fortrez Hoody is an essential piece for climbers and alpinists. The hoody's Polartec® Power Stretch with Hardface® Technology is an exceptionally warm fleece with superior abrasion resistant properties. It has a smooth face that sheds moisture and layers easily, and a high level of versatility that makes it perfect for mixed alpine conditions.
The trim fit helps maximize the fabric's performance. By staying close to the body, better thermal efficiency is achieved, and a more rapid transfer of moisture vapour is facilitated. The trim fit also allows easy layering as conditions change. The hood is slim with the stretch in the fabric, allowing it to layer under a helmet or StormHood™. A Phasic™ AR panel is integrated into the hood to be used as a neck gaiter or balaclava.
Arc'teryx builds in freedom. With articulated patterning, underarm gussets and stretch materials, the Fortrez moves easily with body. The hip length cut with drop back hem stays put under a harness or pack strap, and flatlock construction minimizes seam irritation. The two hand pockets are streamlined, and a small pocket on the sleeve is easily accessible.
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- Highly air permeable—allows air and moisture to move through the fabric to speed drying
- Breathable
- Lightly insulated
- Durable
- Quick-drying
- Flatlocked seams lie flat for added comfort
- Four-way stretch textile
- Anatomical shaping for fit and comfort
- Articulated elbows
- No-lift gusseted underarms
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- Integrated neck gaiter that also doubles as a balaclava
- Chin guard
- Full front zip
- Micro corded zipper pulls
- Drop back hem
- Laminated sleeve pocket with laminated zip
- Two hand pockets with zippers
- Polartec® Power Stretch® with Hardface® Technology—88% polyester, 12% elastane, 230 g/m². A four-way stretch fabric that allows for excellent athletic movement and good breathability to maintain comfort. Some products feature Hardface® Technology for a higher level of abrasion resistance.
- Machine wash in cold water.
- Wash dark colours separately.
- Do not use fabric softener.
- Hang to dry.
- Do not iron.