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quote:Wishful thinking?
quote:Petrino to Texas
quote:Petrino to Texas!! You heard it here first
quote:Wouldn't doubt it.
quote:You guys know nothing about Texas if you think Belmont would even consider Petrino
quote:I would LOL all over the place if they stole Sumlin from y'all
quote:I don't think so. He's still young (for a coach), younger than Nick Saban and has a real chance to get in the 300 club. He's not leaving Texas until they make him
quote:upswing at 9-4 or 10-3
quote:He's tired. Damn tired and, if we can end this season on the upswing at 9-4 or 10-3, it will provide him the perfect opportunity to ride off into the sunset and into Belmont/UT Athletic Department.
quote:I think he stays as long as he can

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Faced with rising numbers of foreign entries (long- and short-term), China in 2012 adopted new legislation to manage its migration flows—the first reform to the country's immigration law since 1985. With an underlying tension in the legal framework between restricting immigrants deemed unwanted and welcoming those viewed as desirable, this feature examines the exit-entry law's key points.
Migration has begun to follow the flow of capital after years of Chinese investment in major infrastructure projects in Zambia. This feature article, based on original research including the coding of 25,000 Zambian entry permits, examines the emerging migration pattern from China to Zambia, as Chinese migration to the country has increased 60 percent since 2009.
In 2014 governments in Europe, North America, and Australia reacted to significant mixed flows of humanitarian, economic, and family-stream migrants with a range of new policies. These came as some migrants presented themselves to authorities for processing rather than trying to evade U.S. or European border controls, with the knowledge that backlogs and little political will for the removal of vulnerable populations might allow them to stay for extended periods.
Fears regarding the spread of the deadly Ebola virus following an outbreak in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone prompted governments around the world to regulate travel from and within West Africa. Travel bans, airport health screenings, closed borders, and traveler quarantines were among the policies implemented. International organizations argue such restrictions drive possibly symptomatic travelers to illegally bypass borders and encourage dishonesty in the exit screening process.
Mass cases of exploitation and abuse of migrant workers have drawn international scrutiny and criticism of the kafala system in Gulf Cooperation Council countries and private recruitment practices in Southeast Asia. With Qatar under scrutiny amid a frenzied construction boom in advance of the 2022 World Cup, international organizations and human-rights groups in 2014 stepped up their campaign for worker protection reforms.
A discussion on the extraordinary boom in investor immigration, including the rapidly expanding EB-5 visa in the United States, Malta's controversial "cash for citizenship" policy and a host of programs across Europe and the Caribbean.
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
Over the past year, MPI has partnered with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to examine how diasporas contribute to – or detract from - development efforts in their countries of origin. MPI and USAID have published an edited volume of the research. Please join us for the release of the book where speakers will discuss new thinking on the role of diaspora engagement in U.S. foreign and development policy.
Breakfast briefing with T. Alexander Aleinikoff, Demetrios G. Papademetriou, and Kathleen Newland.
This Bangkok launch of the MPI-IOM Issue in Brief "A 'Freer' Flow of Skilled Labour within ASEAN: Aspirations, Opportunities and Challenges in 2015 and Beyond" explored the creation of the ASEAN Economic Community and its vision of a freer flow of skilled labor, as well as other migration issues affecting the region.
A discussion and release in Bangkok of an MPI-IOM issue brief examining the role of migration as a driver for development in Asia and how to integrate migration-related targets and indicators into the post-2015 development agenda.
Offering insights on migration issues affecting the Asia-Pacific region today, this event launches an issue brief that explores Asia-Pacific priorities for the 2014 Global Forum on Migration and Development and examines ways the GMFD can be a results-oriented forum.
This MPI event, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), discusses the critical issue of climate-related displacement in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the vulnerability of environmental migrants and how the international legal framework can better ensure their protection.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
Recent Activity
In a personal tribute published in the Migration Information Source, MPI's online journal, MPI President Emeritus Demetrios G. Papademetriou reflects on the life and career of Graeme Hugo, a world-renowned scholar and Director of the Australian Population and Migration Research Centre at the University of Adelaide, who died in January 2015.
This Bangkok launch of the MPI-IOM Issue in Brief "A 'Freer' Flow of Skilled Labour within ASEAN: Aspirations, Opportunities and Challenges in 2015 and Beyond" explored the creation of the ASEAN Economic Community and its vision of a freer flow of skilled labor, as well as other migration issues affecting the region.
Skilled labor migration is particularly important for developing countries seeking growth and looking to fill skills shortages. How can Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) facilitate "freer" flows of skilled migration? This joint policy brief with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) explores the challenges and prospects for cooperation.
A discussion on the extraordinary boom in investor immigration, including the rapidly expanding EB-5 visa in the United States, Malta's controversial "cash for citizenship" policy and a host of programs across Europe and the Caribbean.
A discussion and release in Bangkok of an MPI-IOM issue brief examining the role of migration as a driver for development in Asia and how to integrate migration-related targets and indicators into the post-2015 development agenda. The issue brief highlights three areas that require specific attention: (1) fostering partnerships to promote development, (2) promoting and protecting migrants' rights and well-being, and (3) reducing the costs and risks of human mobility.
The Member States of the United Nations must negotiate a set of sustainable development goals (SDGs) that will frame a new international development agenda to replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that expire in 2015. This issue brief examines how migration can be integrated into the post-2015 development agenda, outlining proposed migration targets and elements for indicators within the SDGs.
Employer-sponsored immigration and subnational visa programs are the two major routes to channel new immigrant arrivals toward particular destinations where their labor is thought to be in high demand. This report assesses regional nomination programs in Australia and Canada, and the efficacy of employer-sponsored immigration in meeting the needs of cities and regions.
This edited volume from the World Health Organization (WHO), which includes chapters written by MPI researchers, examines country-level responses to the international movement of health-care workers, both before and after adoption of the WHO's Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel.


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Nicotine addiction is when a person becomes dependent on nicotine. Being dependent means there is a physical change in how your body reacts to a substance. Your body will also have a reaction when you stop using the substance. Nicotine can be found in tobacco products such as cigarettes, snuff, chewing tobacco, cigars, or pipes.
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms, medical and smoking history. A physical exam will be done.
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Sited along the Berks Street corridor, Sheridan Street Housing's 13 homes will be a revitalizing link between Temple University and North Philadelphia. Each house, though affordable, will employ sustainable features— such as solar hot water, green roofs, and ground-source heat pumps—to minimize maintenance expenses and resource consumption.
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Our judges gave Interface Studio kudos for the overall strength of this project, but what really impressed them was how the firm arranged the townhomes on a long city block. It solves "the problem of how to 'densify' the alley" and does so with "pretty cool architecture," said one judge.
Located on an abandoned 38.5-foot-by-436-foot site in Philadelphia, Sheridan Street Housing consists of 13 subsidized, sustainable, semi-detached homes that will be sold for a below-market price of about $145,000 each. Finding an economical way to build them was important, says Brian Phillips, AIA, LEED AP, but the project also had to fit in with the adjacent homes and planned developments. To help keep construction costs low, Phillips' team chose prefabricated materials and simple volumes. "We tried to pull money out of the building and put it into [sustainable] features" such as responsibly harvested wood, products made with high recycled content, and equipment aimed at reducing energy bills, he explains.
To maintain the townhouse typology of the neighborhood, the firm rotated the 16-foot-by-35-foot houses and arranged them in an interlocking pattern, creating much-needed open spaces and parking. It "takes a problematic scene and develops an answer," said one judge.
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Suppose the Blues can go 0.600 the rest of the season. That is, they win, say 29 of the 47 games remaining. That measn 84 points for the season and would only need 6 overtime losses.
Problem #1: As soon as you count points for the OTLs, the actual "winning percentage" (the ratio of points earned to points possible) creeps above .600. The only way to get 64 points in 47 games is with a winning percentage of .681 or better. Doesn't matter how you slide the wins and OTLs, you've got to get more than 2 out of every 3 possible points for the rest of the season.
Problem #2: Our "target" of 90 points would have been good for a 10th-place finish in last year's Western Conference. Edmonton needed 95 points to slip in as the #8 seed. The Blues would need a winning percentage of .734 (earning three out of every four possible points) to get to the 95-point plateau.
The "most realistic scenario" is to forget about the playoffs, and enjoy the rejuvenated Blues for what they're now bringing to the ice. They're proving once again that in the ultimate team sport, superior teamwork can overpower superior talent. If this team can fulfill JD's preseason promise, and spend the next 47 games outworking their opponents... they'll go a long way toward restoring the image of the franchise among St. Louis sports fans. And that is more important than the 2007 playoffs.


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quote:How good is Aaron Nola?
quote:ends up being an MLB caliber guy
quote:what's the best way to keep up with LSU baseball? Are many of the games televised, or should I stick with Geauxzone to listen to games?
quote:The fact that you know very little about baseball is right in line with 90% of this board.
quote:has the frame (6'4", 200 lbs?)
quote:I'm aware that I'll seem like a complete idiot, but I'm just wondering:
quote:He's got comparable stuff to Gausman who was drafted no.3 (or 4?) overall
quote:I know about as little about baseball as a sports fan can know...
quote:But what sets him apart from most is his command.
quote:has the frame (6'4", 200 lbs?) try 6'1 - 185
quote:I'm not sure what he's doing that is so elite, but he sure can miss a bat.
quote:it's his command plus the movement. Those two aspects of his stuff are off the charts.
quote: My HS coach used to say that 1 inch of movement is worth 3-4 mph in terms of reaction time.
quote: I know next to nothing about baseball


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Mass shootings voted top 2012 news story
Sunday, December 30, 2012
NEW YORK — The horrific massacre of 26 children and staff at a Connecticut elementary school, along with other mass shootings, was the top news story of 2012, narrowly edging out the U.S. election, according to The Associated Press' annual poll of U.S. editors and news directors.
"After we completed our poll the news agenda was reshaped, tragically, by the Newtown shootings," said Michael Oreskes, AP's senior managing editor for U.S. news. "To chronicle that we conducted the poll again before releasing both results." The U.S.-focused slant of the top stories this year contrasted with last year's voting, when the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan was No. 1, followed by Japan's earthquake/tsunami disaster, and the Arab Spring uprisings that rocked North Africa and the Middle East. Here are 2012's top 10 stories, in order: 1. MASS SHOOTINGS: Armed with a high-powered rifle, 20-year-old Adam Lanza forced his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., and shot dead 20 children — all ages 6 and 7 — and six staff members in the second-worst school massacre in U.S. history. Sadly, it was only one of several mass shootings, including the killing of 12 people at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo. After the Newtown tragedy, President Barack Obama and many others, including some staunch gun-rights supporters, said it was time to find ways to rein in gun violence.
3. SUPERSTORM: As a prelude, the storm named Sandy killed more than 70 people in the Caribbean. Then its high winds and high waters slammed into more than 800 miles of the eastern U.S. seaboard, killing at least 125 more people, and causing damage calculated at well over $60 billion — the second-costliest storm in U.S. history after 2005's Hurricane Katrina. New York and New Jersey were the worst hit, with several hundred thousand homes and businesses damaged or destroyed. 4. OBAMACARE: By a 5-4 margin, the Supreme Court upheld the core elements of Obama's much-debated health care overhaul, which even he embraced as "Obamacare." To widespread surprise, the decisive vote came from John Roberts, the generally conservative-leaning chief justice appointed by Republican George W. Bush. Romney, as GOP presidential nominee, vowed to repeal the law if he won, but Obama's victory ensured the plan would proceed, with complex ramifications for insurers, employers, health-care providers and state governments.
5. LIBYA: Even amid yearlong turmoil in Libya, it was a jarring incident — a Sept. 11 assault in Benghazi, widely blamed on a group with suspected links to al-Qaida, that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stephens and three other Americans. The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, later bowed out of consideration to be the next secretary of state because of her assertions in TV interviews that a spontaneous demonstration over an anti-Muslim video triggered the attack.
7. US ECONOMY: By many measures, the economy was on a welcome upswing. The unemployment rate dipped to a four-year-low of 7.7 percent, stock markets rose, builders broke ground on more homes, and November was the best sales month in nearly five years for U.S. automakers. But overshadowing the good news was deep anxiety about the economic consequences if Obama and the Democrats failed to reach a tax-and-spending deal with the Republicans.
10. SYRIA: What began in 2011 as an outbreak of peaceful protests escalated into full-scale civil war pitting the beleaguered regime of Bashar Assad against a disparate but increasingly potent rebel opposition. The overall death toll climbed past 40,000, as the rebels made inroads toward Assad's bastion of Damascus. The U.S. and many other nations were supporting the opposition, albeit wary of outcomes that might help Islamic extremists gain power in the region.
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quote:Then I guess its Noel.
quote: Len and Burke Pretty sure Noel is a 5 all the way. 6'11 3/4" so he'll grow to be a legit 7'. Apparently he was close to 230 Pre injury and lost a ton of weight after surgery. I read he's already gained 10 lbs since the combine. I think not rushing him would allow him to heel fully and also add more weight.
quote:But is anyone else with me in hoping they go before we pick, enabling one of these other guys to drop?
quote:The only thing I am 100% certain of is that Noel will be off the board by the time we pick...that means that one of McLemore, Porter, Burke, Len, or Dipo will still be around
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e ollege News :br Vol. XVII, No. 13 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1931 =^_______________________1____ Price: 10 Cent* Morris Leeds Conducts Liberal Club Meeting Manufacturer Stresses Need of Education in Economics, � Politics and Finance. MUST TEST ANY THEORY Morris Leeds, Quaker, inventor, 'manufacturer, led a discussion by the Liberal Club of "The New Capitalism"J jn-the Common Room last Thursday night. Mr. .Leeds is president of the Leeds-Northrup Co., manufacturers of electrical and temperature measuring instruments in Philadelphia. .Capitalism, the speaker began, is not a clear-cut philosophy. It is a system that has evolved slowly and which will doubtless continue to change. The question before us is this: will an altered capitalism, suit our industrial needs or must we scrap the entire system as unfit? * Mr. Leeds agrees in general with Mr. Norman Thomas that a great many things are wrong with our present in- dustrial system. Just how wrong con- ditions are he feels is best gauged by comparing present conditions with past, and conditions at home with conditions abroad. We find, upon investigation, that the general amount of wealth to- day far exceeds that of a century or so ago and that "an embarrassing amount" of it is in the United States. Paul Douglas, in his book on wages, says that working people in America have gained in wealth more rapidly than the community. The relative amount of real wages is difficult to discover but we are sure at least that it is not less. The relative status OX labor today and in the past must also be consid- ered, that is to say, the-amount of human liberty and pleasure in work. There is much misconception today of craftsmanship under the guild system. We forget that for each craftsman who expressed himself in his work there were many others who did back-break- . ing labor to provide him with materials. It is highly doubtful too that universal equality and happy family life existed in many shops. A harsh master-serv- ant relation was common. Hours were long and conditions bad. Mr. Leeds believes that unemploy- ment and depression and bad condi- tions can be eliminated without chang- ing our economic system. Education, he feels, is the first need. Workers and students alike must learn more about our political and economic organiza- tion in order that they may be inter- ested and able to remedy it. Far too little attention is paid to economic problems in "the public schools and in the-colleges. A second need is for ex- perimentation in producing better co- ordination of effort between workers and managers in industry. The lead- ers of industry, as well as of politics, need to be better chosen. Group inter- est in the company needs to be en- couraged by democratic organization and sympathetic personnel work. A third great field for improvement, one that we understand very imperfectly, is that of finance. We.need to know how to keep money stable and to un- derstand a great many other things like credit. Varsity Players Announce Cast On Tuesday evening, March 2, the Varsity Players will present three, of the one-act plays written for Mr. Hughes' course in Ptaywriting: Under the Skin, a satire by Sydney Sullivan; The Un- common Thief,* comedy by Janet Mar- shall; Humpty Dumpty, a farce bj- Leta Clews. The plays were chosen by Mr. Hughes, and each one. will be directed by the author. The casts have been chosen for the three one-act plays by undergraduates, which are to be given Tuesday evening, March 3, in Goodhart. Under the Skin, a satire by Sydney . . ' . Sullivan Bertram, an unusual composer, Nancy Hoyt Ileana, an unsuccessful playwright, Letitia Yoakam Rupert, an unsuccessful sculptor, Ellen Hart Sigrid, a Communist................Anne Lord Serge, a failure as a poet, Lois M. Thurston Sasha, an enthusiastic Communist, Maria Coxe Norbcrta, a poor interior decorator, Miriam T. Dodge Alida. an unsuccessful painter, - Betty Peterson William Russell, a salesman.... Helen Bell The Uncommon Thief, a comedy by Janet Marshall Try-Outs The annual try-outs foY tluj_Edi- torial Board of the NE>*will bV tfin this week.' All articles sub\ mitted will be used at the discretion of the News. Those interested should see L. Sanborn, Merion 29-33, between 1:30 and 2 on 4Thursday or Friday. Freshmen are particularly urged to try out. Numerous Places for Public Health Women Lawrence Kimball...................Sallie Jones Iris Miller, his fiancee..........Mary Nichols Burglar..........................Lois M. Thurston Detective ........................Caroline Schwab Humpty Dumpty, a farce by Leta ( lews Continued on I'ugr Two States and Cities Offer Openings for Doctors, Research and Public Health Nurses. MANY TEACHING JOBS Dean Manning .Discusses Scholarships in Chapel Speaking in Chapel Thursday morn- � ing, Dean Manning declared that she �i^nnl to answer in general and all sK^gfice the questions of students apply- ing for scholarships." A facuhy committee on utrdcrgradu- atc scholarships and an Alumnae com mittec who meet with them, make the decisions. Though originally these two bodies came together to determine the recipient of the James K. Rhode* Me- morial Scholarship, the Alumnae early began to take speciarresponsibility for finding the best applicant, and were invited to confer on all: a few years ago they stated their main objects rtnd requisites. On Tuesday, February 17, in the Common Room, Dr. Janet Howell Clark, A.B., from Bryn Mawr in Math- ematics and Ph.D from Johns Hopkins in Physics, spoke on opportunities for women in the field of public health, Curtis Institute Gives 19th Century Program Emit Mlynarskt and Talented Students Display Mu- sicianship. J FAMOUS MUSICIAN HERE The Curtis Symphony Orchestra, con- ducted by Kmil Mlynarski and assisted by students of the" I hit hate, gave a con. cert last Monday welling. Theoretically, the series ended with the New York String Quartet; hut, through the gener- osity of Mrs. Mary I-ouise Curtis Bok. it was extended to include a fifth concert. When one considers that the orchestra is composed entirely of students, one of whom is but fourteen years old, one can- not but be amazed at the results; the "We wish to award scholarships in | Brahms Second Symphony certainly of- Dr. Clark is at present teaching in the department of Physiology at the School j amounts are not always rigidly fixed, order to enable or to attract good stu- dents to Bryn Mawr," said Dean Man- ning- Obviously, merit cannot be the sole consideration, without any ques- tion of whether they could come with- out aid, but the fact that it is being given to better students must not he ignored. The qualification's and 1934 Wins Five Places In First Swim Meet Mitchell and Daniels Freshmen Star Performers; Diving Very Unfinished. TIME IN RELAYS IS POOR The first of the inter-class swimming meets was held Friday, February 20. 1934, performing before a very minute audience, completely sank the other classes, winning five out of six places. M. Mitchell and S. Daniels were the star performers for the freshmen, the former scoring two firsts and the lat- ter a first and two seconds, and both swimming in the relay. The forty- yard free style was captured by P. Tot- teTt in rather fast time for the first meet. Torrance, '33, upheld the honor of the sophomores by winning the breast stroke and keeping the fresh- men from a clean sweep. M. Mitchell, taking the forty-yard back stroke race and the crawl for form, showed her versatility." In the relays the times were slow, 1934 being the only class to make the distance under a minute. The diving was good in spots but these were counteracted by numeron� poor performances. There was gen- eral evidence of lack of practice with most of; the divers, and practice crammed in during the past week on the part of the rest. Daniels, the win- ner, was the only one who had a sem- blance of finish to all her dives. Frothingham counteracted her rather poor required dives by two beautiful fancies, thus getting a second place. Next week should see a much better of PuBmT'Health at Johns Hopkins. Opportunities for women' in public health are numerous, and there are few men with whom to compete in this field. Positions in public health work are concerned with the application of knowledge already discovered more than with research work) although op- portunities in this line arc increasing. The l\ S. Public Health Depart- ment, headed by a Surgeon General, offers work in various divisions, such as the Division of Scientic Research, and the Division oi Sanitary Reports and Statistics. The State Health De- partments are organized with a Board of Health headed b> a Commissioner of Health. There are a .number of bureaux here, of bacteriology, sani- tary engineering, child and maternal hygiene and so forth. Employees here are under 'Civil Srrvice regulations. City Health Departments again are organized under a Board of Health headed by a Health Commissioner, and the employees are Civil Service work- ers. In State and city work there are various openings for doctors, labora- tory'workers and publicj health nurses. At Harvard. Toronto and Johns Hopkins there are Schools of Public Health apart from the Medical Schools. The School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins requires an M.D. unless the student is combining his work with that of (he Medjcaj School. For one year of work a certificate of Public Health is given; for two years of work, one gets the degree of Doctor of Pub- lic Health. The degree of Doctor of Science is given for the completion of the three-year course. The depart- ments include" bacteriology, nutrition (especially the study of vitamins), sta- tistics, epidemiology, immunology, medical zoology (largely the study of tropical diseases) BJOl] pliysiological hy- giene (the effect of environment and the study of industrial .diseases). There are foreign students with Rockefeller Institute Fellowships at Johns Hop- kins, and the faculty are sent all over the world for various studies. Work on various diseases is hazard- ous, for research workers often con- < ontiiiurcl on l'mcc Thrn- performance on her part. About thfc Capitalism has changed already; the | preujest dlyes of ,he afternoon werc two twists by Levy and Parker, the advantage of democracy is that under Coatlaued on Pace Pour Play Given Industrial Group On Wednesday evening, February 18,1 the Industrial Group of the Bryn Mawr League held its annual entertainment sup: per in the Commons Room. After an interlude of poetry-reading, the ever- boisterous Pyramus and Thisbe was pre- sented by the undergraduates. A program of Victrola music followed, and the evening was concluded with the singing of labor songs, Bread and Rtises, to Labor and others, by. the Germantown members of the Industrial Group. latter getting a full twist on a front dive and going into the water with practically no commotion. Results: Forty-yard free style�Tottcn. '34; Daniels. '34: Bickell. '33.____________ Forty-yard breast�Torrance, '33; Burrows, '31; Ralston. '32. Forty-yard back � Mitchell, '34; Paxon, '32; Bickell, '33. '. Crawl for form�Mitchell, '34; Dan- iels, '34; Paxon, ''32. Diving�Daniels, '34; Frothingham. 'Jl; Cornish, '34.. �'Relay�1934, 1933. 1931. and an effort i� made to reward every- one, although this may not be possible this year. In general the average ex- pected is the same as that for an honours degree, but this is often over- stepped, as students who are doing promising work in their own major t'oatlnurll on l'mtr Four Dr. Jefferson Explains Religion's Use to Us Acts as Guide and Endows Us With Sense of Values and Moral Power. Calendar Tuesday, March 3�The Varsity Players will present three one- act plays, written by Sydney Sullivan, Janet Marshall and Leta ("lews at 8:15 in the Audi- torium of Goodhart Hall. Friday, March 6�Dr. Robert Root, Professor of English at Princeton University, will speak in the Music Room at 8:15 on Pope and the Art of Moralised � Song. Graduate Students in English and undergraduates majoring in English are invited � to attend. Speaking on the topic of 'What ran Religion do for us?" at Sunday evening chapel in the Goodhart Music Room, Dr. Charles Jefferson, of Broadway Tabernacle, asked the question in Job. "Who is the Almighty that we should serve him",?�a question which gener- ations of men have since been putting. It is a timely question. Dr. Jefferson thinks, because many are now wonder- ing if Christianity has not lost It* grip; they feel that it is passing, and will be gone in fifty years. It is true that if religion cannot do something tangible and real for us. it will go: The query is also practical; it no longer has to do entirely with the life hereafter, as was thought iit the Mid- dle Ages. In the last half century man's point of view has changed. He now knows that man has been a part Of the world for millions of years, that the world is not only very old. but will continue to go "tin for many more years. He has learned to read the New Testa- ment more wisely than his ancestors. rhe idea now is imtpso much to have Jesus help us in another world, but to >ring the Kingdom of Heaven lure. He asks "What can it do for .oi here and now in the twentieth centnry," and wonders if, however important a factor t was in our social evolution, we hav< not now outgrown it. ^ � Again, the question is an urgent one because we know that something needs to be done, something more than is now being done, despite present efforts. Possibly religion .contains forces which, will lift us out of our distresses, out of our shallowncss. Perhaps we have never fully explored the full extent of its blessjngs. 'I do not believe that religion can do everything," continued Dr. Jeffer- son. "We want a garage, not a church. h�., w�. have a flat tir-i "�" " �"�* coax vegetables out of the soil by sing- ing hymns. In industry, skill, not faith, is demanded. Religion has gopc to the rear, and science has come to the fore." Having admitted all this, there are still things Of real varae which religion can, do fof us. It can answer our ulti- Coatlaar* oa Pace 4 � � fers 'difficulties, yet under Mr. Mlynar- ski's baton this fact was almost entirely concealed. Miss Carmela Ippolito was the soloist for Mendelssohn's Concerto in E Minor for violin and orchestra. She is one of the few who have escaped the sad fate of obscurity which usually awaits a child prodigy after the first taste of fame. Not blinded by her success, she entered the Institute to study under Zim- balist. whose pupil she has now been for three ..years. �Her playing is remarkable for its dexterity, and there were times when it possessed great beauty of tone. The K Minor Concerto, however, seems especially designed to display technical ability, and as is so often the case with Mendelssohn, is almost mechanically faultless and always in good taste- The Homed and Juiiet overture is a piece of music we i>crsonally would as soon not hear, but Mr. I.ouis Yyner's conducting, although uneven, showed that he has skill and sensibility. And he does not lack the vigor required by those "shattering climaxed" so subtly based upon little besides the crash of tympani and the reiteration of some phrase. The remainder of the program was devoted to Wagner. In Mr. Conrad Thibault's interpretation of the Song to the livening Star one recognizes intelli- gent musicianship and emotional re- straint. His voice is' resonant and of fine quality. Before studying under Emilia Ciogorza at the Institute, he had received three years of training in Northampton, Mass. He gives promise of l>ving a valuable asset to the operatic stage. As a matter of fact, he is a member pf the Philadelphia Grand Opera Comjany, with whom he made his debut in 1928. He is considered one of the best_ Silvios il'aaliacci) who has taken the part in Philadelphia in years, and he received much praise for his playing of the leading male role in Tiefland. when lie substituted for Paul Ludikar on very short notice. Miss Mildred (able is a pupil of Madame Sembrich. As the fair heroine oi l.ohemirin she recounted the story of her dream in a very ap|>caling manner, and with dramatic effect. She was well supported by the orchestra, if one may < i,n(! n 11..I on laff'IlM � Senator Will Speak � An important meeting of the Liberal (lull of Haverford College has been ar- ranged for Friday, February 27, in the Union at 8 o'clock. Mr. Robert F. Wag- ner, Senator for the State of New York, will speak on the question of unemploy- ment relict. Senator-*W�gner is the author of the two bills to stabilize em- ployment that are before the present Congress. He is one of the authorities of the country on the unemployment situation. Any one at Bryn Mawr who is inter- ested is cordially invited to h* pr***"1- � Mr. Wagner was born in Germany and attended the City College of New York He has been a Democratic member of the New York Assembly, and for eight years was the Detnocratic leader of 1h� New York Seriate. He has also "Served as Lieutenant Governor of his State and as a justice of the New York Supreme Court. Senator Wagner"-is' one of the strongest of fhe Senatorial Democrats.
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It should have been a milestone birthday, with friends and family gathered around Kirby Puckett to celebrate the big 5-0.
Instead, it is a reminder of what the baseball world lost with the premature death of the ebullient Puckett – and a chance to remember a player whose spirit will never die.
Sunday marked the 50th anniversary of Puckett's birth. The 2001 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee died in 2006 of complications from a stroke.
In between, Puckett lit up the baseball landscape with his smile, enthusiasm and all-around play in center field for the Minnesota Twins.
"He deserved the best," said former Twins star Tony Oliva. "I know he was the best."
Puckett was the third pick overall in the 1982 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft and became the Twins' starting center fielder in 1984. Two years later, after four home runs in his first 1,248 big league at-bats, Puckett hit 31 home runs and drove in 96 runs while hitting .328. He won his first of six Gold Gloves that year for his defensive play.
"I was nervous when I got to the big leagues, but I was never afraid," Puckett said. "Like every ballplayer and every human being, I failed lots of times throughout my career. But I understood how to overcome and recognize the true power of learning from failure."
In all, Puckett played 12 major league seasons before glaucoma in his right eye forced his retirement at age 35. He led the American League in hits four times, was named to 10 All-Star teams and helped the Twins win World Series titles in 1987 and 1991.
In 2001 in his first year eligible, he was elected to the Hall of Fame after receiving 82.1 percent of the Baseball Writers' Association of America vote.
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Thine of 29th ult. has been rece'd. I was pleased to learn that our parents were well, and hope that Edward & Alfred may be benefited by their proposed excursion and that thou may'st also find time to enjoy ye benefits of ye same kind of recreation. Ye country is now enlivened by visitors from ye City and Susquehanna Co. is favoured with a share of them. James Holly Biddle bro't back with them from Phila. their sisters Sarah Biddle and Mary Drinker, and E. Walker's family have ye company of ye widow Morris, and her daughters, Susan & Elizabeth. We have lately been favoured also with a visit from Joel Woolman and Alvin Keyser, appointed by Abington Quarterly Meeting to visit Friendsville Preparative Meeting. they appeared to be man of plain, unassuming humble manners, and were well received by both Hicksites & Orthodox. Cha's Shoemaker accompanied them as far as a Stroudsburg, where he became so ill, as to present his proceeding further. We have subsequently had a visit from Ja's Bell, another orthodox friend and an elder, appointed by Stroudsburg Monthly Meeting.
Dan'l Stroud has been indisposed, or he also wd. probably have visited this part of his flock. he occasionally writes excellent letters of advice to afford thee an idea of his decisive and at the same time affectionate letters of language & manner, I will give thee an extract from one of them, recently addressed to E. Walker: "distressing as is ye fact, yet it certainly is the case, that the Hicksites are a distinct Society from Friends, and ye separation proceeded from ye leaders of that seccession having become corrupted with anti-christian doctrines, mostly Socinian, but compounded with some other speculative notions, made up into bills to suit ye subjects to whom they were to be administered, and gilt with specious professions of great spirituality, to captivate members and professors with Friends. this with various practices, such as are too commonly used in electioneering, have beguiled & seduced many, who have not or had not previously embraced those awfully dreadful notions, not fitting to be styled doctrines, when we are speaking of religion, and whether these will become leavened into the mass of infidelity with their leaders, or separate from them remains among the things which futurity must disclose. that thou & I, and ye dear children Providentially entrusted to our care, may be preserved from this direful contagion, I have earnestly craved, feeling some hope, that we may resist every temptation that may beset us, to unsettle us and loss about with every wind of doctrine.
If we ever knew anything, "as we ought to know", le us "walk by ye same rule and mind the same thing." Let us be satisfied with and established in "the faith once delivered to ye saints",
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Doncaster have completed the signing of free-agent forward Nathan Tyson after a successful trial at the club.
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Nathan Tyson is enjoying playing regularly again and hopes to see a short-term loan deal at Notts County extended.
On-loan striker Nathan Tyson believes avoiding relegation with Notts County would be as satisfying as helping a club gain promotion.
Notts County have signed experienced Blackpool striker Nathan Tyson on an initial one-month loan.
Fleetwood have completed the signing of Blackpool striker Nathan Tyson on a one-month loan deal.
Blackpool have completed the signing of striker Nathan Tyson from Derby County.
Nathan Tyson has suffered an injury blow just days after moving to Millwall.
Millwall have completed the signing of Derby striker Nathan Tyson on loan until the end of the season.
Derby manager Nigel Clough has hinted striker Nathan Tyson is close to winning a place back in his starting line-up.
Derby forward Nathan Tyson is hoping for a start against Championship leaders Cardiff on Tuesday.
Derby boss Nigel Clough praised his side's qualities after they conquered rivals Birmingham 3-2 in a five-goal thriller.
Derby forward Nathan Tyson is confident he will finally hit the goal trail again after an injury-hit start to his Rams career.
Nigel Adkins believes Adam Lallana is the Championship's best player as Nigel Clough admitted Derby's display was 'not good enough'.
Derby's top-scorer Theo Robinson is on course to make his comeback from injury against Ipswich at Portman Road next weekend.
Derby striker Nathan Tyson is close to returning from a groin injury after almost three months on the sidelines.
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quote:Remind me to buy you a beer at the panic show
quote:Widespread Panic can't sell out a show anywhere outside of the south. They also don't even have their original guitarist, who was the soul of the band.
quote:What few material exists (relatively) of the ABB from 69-71 is better than anything else out there.
quote:ABB deserves upper tier.
quote:But I sure as hell can argue that they are.
quote:This whole rank it mentality people have is stupid in the first place
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Donate Food
Food drive
Donating food is easy. Just look for collection bins at Harris Teeter stores throughout the region, starting April 1.
On Feed the Need day, Saturday, April 26, you can also bring your donations to volunteers at select Harris Teeters:
Harris Teeter @ Crescent Commons - 2080 Kildaire Farm Rd.
Harris Teeter @ Flowers Plantation - 67 Flowers Crossroads Way
Harris Teeter @ Hope Valley Commons - corner of Garrett and W. Hwy 54.
Harris Teeter @ Falls Pointe - 9600 Falls of Neuse Road
Harris Teeter @ Leesville Towne Center - 13210 Strickland Road
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Friday 16 November 2012
The European Commission (EC) appears to have listened to the concerns of businesses where gender equality in the boardroom is concerned.
This is the view of Katja Hall, chief policy director of the Confederation of British Industry, who says the latest EU plans have the right focus.
She explained that they centre on the need to improve boardroom diversity, while allowing firms to recruit the best candidates from the widest possible talent pool.
Rather than setting quotas for the number of women in the boardroom, the EC has outlined a 40 per cent objective for female non-executive directors on the boards of listed companies.
Companies are being urged to meet this target by the end of the decade, but will have more leeway than some had originally feared.
Ms Hall claimed that increasing the number of women in boardrooms is important for businesses, who know that gender diversity brings greater creativity, higher performance and better customer insight.
"That is why firms are already taking action to increase the flow of women to the top, such as targeting mentoring schemes at women and offering flexible working," she stated.
The EC says that, at present, 85 per cent of all non-executive directors in FTSE 100 companies are male.
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quote:I know a guy who works in the sound dept at the Arena and he told me that for the Pelicans they will strictly play New Orleans artists over the PA. Expect plenty of Meters,Rebirth Brass Band,Dr John,Wild Magnolias,Zebra,Huey Smith,etc...
quote:As I understand it, you'll be able to rent inflatable rafts fashioned as crawfish to use in the swimming pool which will be called Pelican Bay.
quote:One thing I already dislike is calling them Pels for short. Sounds kind of dumb when you say it out loud.


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Winning Unlimited wrote:cprice12 wrote:stlbluz wrote:Jack T Adams wrote:10 X the traffic and this requires a merger with other board(s).
I think too many bridges have been burned though and it would require a loss of power or ownership to a degree. I don't know if a compromise is possible but the powers that be would need to at least no longer retain 100% control and ownership of the merged board.
If that doesn't happen, I don't see the traffic picking up enough.
CP is too busy to accept my Facebook invite so I'm sure this would be too complicated.
Don't feel bad...there are about 20 people I haven't accepted yet.
I have a self imposed cap of 100 friends, and I am currently over the cap at 105, so I am looking to make some cuts before I add any more.
Does your cap allow for Kovalchuk?
Kovalchuk is a great friend, but he's not the right friend for me at this time.


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Founded in 2005, Next Gen has portfolios of consumer and business-to-business titles. Its consumer titles include Ideal Home and Garden and Smart Photography. This fall, the company plans to launch an Indian edition of FHM.
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ON TARGET: Kate Spade may be under the Liz Claiborne Inc. umbrella now, but that won't change the development — or budget — of future ad campaigns. For fall, Spade is maintaining its ad budget. Starting in September, the accessories brand will roll out its campaign, based on the theme of "I've always wanted to…" Camilla Rutherford, an actress on the HBO series "Rome," was photographed by Cig Harvey in Southampton on Long Island doing the sorts of things adults have always wanted to do but never found the time for, such as archery, bird-watching and piano practice (well, some adults anyway). Andy Spade said the photo shoot was also captured in a behind-the-scenes film that will play on the company's Web site. The campaign will begin running in the September issues of Vogue, W, In Style and Town & Country. — Amy Wicks
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text: An Associated Press analysis of 607,380 bridges in the most recent federal National Bridge Inventory showed that 65,605 were classified as "structurally deficient" and 20,808 as "fracture critical." Of those, 7,795 were both — a combination of red flags that experts say indicate significant disrepair and similar risk of collapse. The famed Brooklyn Bridge ranks among the most decrepit. Cities and states would like to replace the aging and vulnerable bridges, but few have the money.


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The thought of surgery is scary. But researching your surgical options can ease your mind and help you make some decisions.
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quote:How much should I expect to pay him for managing my mutual funds?
quote:Should I pay him to open an IRA account?
quote:What about should I pay him for opening Bonds, etc.?
quote:Talking to a fund manager at my bank
quote:Oh yeah, independent(s) are the most astute advisors out there.
quote:Nor do they stick around long.
quote:They normally move on to an independent where their payout is better and they don't have to shill their employer's products.
quote:How hard is it to make transition?
quote:Anybody make transition from captive
quote:Captive is when you don't own the book your company does.
quote:You will pay a yearly IRA fee of around $75.
quote:You will pay a commission on the bonds and probably a front end load on the mutual funds.
quote:which is ridiculous and why he needs to open a ROTH IRA with vanguard.
quote:yep, yet another reason why not do to this.
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Corn and Zucchini Quesadillas
The farmers market has been overflowing with zucchini lately and I have been picking some up every week. Lately I have been enjoying working with grated zucchini and the last time I used it this way I thought that it would be perfect as a quesadilla filling. I have also been picking up some corn every week at the farmers market and while I was thinking about the zucchini quesadilla I thought that some sweet corn would also go well in the cheesy quesadilla. After the corn and zucchini I threw in some of my standard quesadilla ingredients including some green onions, cilantro and of course some jalapeno pepper for some heat. I was a little worried that the grated zucchini might be a little moist for quesadillas and since no one wants a soggy quesadilla I made sure to squeeze out and excess moisture from the zucchini after grating it. The corn and zucchini quesadillas turned out great! They were nice an golden brown on the outside and warm and gooey and cheesy and good on the inside. The zucchini and corn filling worked really well in a cheesy quesadilla. I served the quesadilla along with some salsa and sour cream for dipping.
Corn and Zucchini Quesadillas
(makes 1 quesadilla)Printable Recipe
1 ear corn (grilled and kernels cut from cob)
1 small zucchini (grated, squeezed and drained)
1 jalapeno pepper (chopped)
1 green onion (sliced)
1 handful cilantro (chopped)
1 teaspoon cumin (toasted and ground)
1 lime (juice)
2 tortillas
2 handfuls cheese such as cheddar or jack etc. (grated)
1. Mix the corn, zucchini, jalapeno, green onion, cilantro, cumin and lime.
2. Melt a touch of butter in a pan.
3. Place a tortilla into the pan.
4. Sprinkle some cheese on the tortilla followed by corn and zucchini mixture and top with more cheese and finally the other tortilla.
5. Cook until the quesadilla is golden brown on both sides and the cheese is melted.
Tip: Place a plate onto the quesadilla and flipped it from the pan to the plate and then slide it back into the pan to flip the quesadilla.
Similar Recipes:
Corn and Black Bean Quesadillas
Pumpkin Quesadillas
Zucchini Fritters
Corn Fritters
Zucchini and Corn Taco Seasoned Quinoa Salad
Duck Quesadillas with Chipotle Cherry Salsa and Goat Cheese
Sweet Potato and Black Bean Quesadillas with Swiss Chard Pesto
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Sao Paulo: Culture
Guía de destino
Sao Paulo is the cultural capital of Latin America, possessing one of the richest art collections in Brazil. The museums and art galleries abound, such as cinemas and theaters and its inhabitants in a city immersed in culture full of art and charm. The architecture and music are also present.
The Art Museum of Sao Paulo is one of the most important cities, being located on Avenida Paulista. But the Ipiranga Museum, also called Museu Paulista, not that far behind, one of which attract more visitors. The art is, moreover, present in many parts of the city, so many people find that São Paulo is an outdoor museum. In the field of representation, a note to the Teatro Municipal of São Paulo, taking into account their architectural style inspired by the Paris Opera (France). The building houses, among others, the Municipal Symphony Orchestra of Sao Paulo and the city's ballet company. The Sala São Paulo and the theaters São Pedro and Alfa are also popular. Every two years held in the renowned city, Biennial arts exhibition, this is usually held at Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion at Ibirapuera Park. The 30th edition is scheduled for 2012. Another event that takes place - this year - the city is Virada Cultural Paulista, which aims to promote continuous 24 hours of cultural events in various types such as musical performances, plays and exhibitions of art and history.


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While in California for the 2012 NAMM Show, we popped over to see our good friends at Los Angeles Drum Services. We thought we'd film a quick feature about them to show you what they're all about and give you an inside look into a different and cool side of the drum biz. While there, we ran into Vater Artists Brian Frasier-Moore (Madonna) and Chaun Horton (Natasha Bedingfield/Toni Braxton) who were "working" in the custom hardware shop!
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5 Excellent price!azzyboi | 13/05/2010 | See all azzyboi's reviews (9)Top 100 Electronics Reviewer This is a very handy little card, and a great price too!Stores thousands of pictures on, which means you can afford to be a fussy picture taker and go nuts! There is so much space, you probably would never fill it!A few people mentioned that they only see 14.8GB of space. This is because of how MB / KB etc is measured.GEEK ALERT:There are not 1000mb in 1gb as most people assume but instead 1024mb in 1gb. So this means that 2048mb is 2gb (simple math aye?) but its the way the PC uses to meaure it. So there is 16gb worth of data space on there, but its how the computes work out the space. I could say 100 pence you could say 1 pound.They put 16GB on the card because thats what space there is in MB.
5 Does exactly what it says on the packianswuk | 20/02/2010 | See all ianswuk's reviews (5)I bought this card to see if it works in my Kodak easy share digital photo frame knowing that if it didnt I could use it in my Netbook. No surprises that it works in both devices so I now have an SD card that holds hundreds of photos and I know that I can also use it in my netbook for transferring photos onto the card before plugging it into the photo frame. Ive now ordered another the same so the first can live permanently in the photo frame and I can use the other on the go with the netbook. Ive used Sandisk cards for years and wouldnt use any other brand as they are reliable well built and compatible with many products. As for the price Ive not found one cheaper than play.com
5 Excellent productTaffyG | 13/09/2010 | See all TaffyG's reviews (1)Have used my memory card in a Sony camcorder & recording & playback was perfect. Very pleased as this is the first time that I have used a digital camcorder.
5 Just Bought AnotherTatties | 05/09/2010 | See all Tatties's reviews (9)Top 100 PC Reviewer I popped the full size SDHC into my Sanyo Exati CG20. I was warned that the card should be formatted prior to use and that the card might not operate correctly if used in another camera etc before.. It worked straight off for both videos and still photos. Playback from the camera to my TV was seamless. Perfect. It did the job for me. So much so with the price as good as it was I bought another.
5 No Problem With HD RecordingAccman | 23/05/2010 | See all Accman's reviews (4)Top 100 Electronics Reviewer I used one of these cards on a Kodak Playsport HD camcorder filming at 720p (60Fps) and at 1080p and had no issues with recordings.I would however recommend that for a couple of extra pounds a class 4 card may be a better choice for HD recordings.


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Our fee for this service is $20.00. Please verify with the agency who is requiring you to have your fingerprints taken if there will be additional fees you are responsible for paying. These additional fees will be due when you are fingerprinted.
Our service is offered by appointment only. You may contact the Fullerton Police Department Records Center to make an appointment at 738-5374. We schedule fingerprints every 15 minutes and usually during normal business hours, but we do occasionally offer extended hours, to include Sundays.
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The Tea Pavilion is one of the most interesting monuments in the world of architecture. Which is unparalleled, not only in the West, but also in the Land of the Rising Sun. According to legend, a tea pavilion as a separate building, invented by Rikyu, the greatest of all Japanese tea ceremony masters, who in the XVI century determined its ritual. Formally, the tea pavilion (sukiya) is nothing more than a simple thatched hut. It consists of the tea room accommodating up to five people, ante-room (Mizuya) where all supplies for the ritual are washed and arranged before taking in the main room, awning (Matia) under which guests usually expect an invitation to enter, and a garden path (Rhodes) that is connecting the awning and the tea room. The Tea Pavilion is a very small building, but every detail in it is carefully chosen. Its construction is more expensive than the construction of a mansion, and the builders carrying out an order of a master of tea ceremony are very respectable caste. The style of the tea pavilion is very simple. The situation should help to forget the bustle of the material world, and not to compel attention to its transient luxury. Semantic center of the tea pavilion is Tokonoma, a kind of "red corner" of the tea room. During the tea ceremony, a painting, a scroll or an object that specifies a certain mood of the guests of the ceremony is placed in Tokonoma. Flowers - one of the most common attributes of the ritual, traditionally, placed inside. Hieroglyph for a tea pavilion (茶室), can be deciphered as "shelter of imagination", "shelter of emptiness" or "shelter asymmetry". Tea Pavilion, being sparingly decorated, allows to activate the human imagination, which should complete the asymmetry of the place. Each tea pavilion is different and, indeed, is unique, as it is created for a specific master at his own request and according to his tastes. The Tea Pavilion is not inherited: when the master dies, the building dies. The Tea Pavilion is an attempt to feel the joy of individually experienced moments of life, rather than enduring symbol of eternity. In contrast to the lush of western interior, the interior of the Tea house is extremly simple. Only one piece of art, which is placed in Tokonoma, specifies a certain mindset. According to that piece of art, most often it is flowers or a special type and color of glassware, then the rest of accessories are selected. No subject in the tea pavilion looks like any other by color or shape. Flowers are never combined with their images, a black bowl is not used in combinations with a black box for storing tea leaves, and even wooden objects are made of different types of trees. The awareness of imperfection and incompleteness is a way to comprehend the world around by trying to find one's place in it and coming to harmony with it. Like everything else in the Japanese culture of tea, the pavilion is a symbol of a certain philosophy of life. A "man" is called to the consonance with the world, harmony, and gain in active spiritual poetic action, not passive contemplation of the surrounding reality, and even more so than merging with it in a wild dance of everyday life.
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