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Thank you to Blogger for naming Crafty Synergy a Blog of Note yesterday! Welcome to those of you that are new to my blog. I hope that you enjoy your visit.
Thank you to Blogger for naming Crafty Synergy a Blog of Note yesterday! Welcome to those of you that are new to my blog. I hope that you enjoy your visit.
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Congratulations! This is exactly how I came across your site yesterday,and found your interview questions very good and leading to some good answers.
I'm just venturing out into persuing my creative interests, and started my blog this week.
Great to see a craft blog in blogs of note - and such a beautiful one at that! I am really enjoying your blog, I need to put aside some time to read through.
Thanks! I am going to put a link on my blog for yours :)
I am also adding you to my list. Enjoyed. Kathy
I, too, came across you blog because it is a blog of note. Congrats! I'm fairly new to blogger (well, re-new. I started my blog a year ago and then didn't blog for a year and I'm back with a vengeance! LOL)
Congrats, fellow Blogger blogger!
Hello. I stumbled across your blog today. I love meeting new people with arts/crafts interests. I'm sure to meet new artists here. I'll be linking to you from my blog.
Oh my life, this site is wonderful!!! I've been making stuff all my life but never felt I could do anything real with it - this site has shown me that maybe I can! Thank you. Also I love the way you mix the questions with photos. (also I love your other site) How am I gonna get any work done now!
First time here. Excellent blog! Bookmarked it. i'm obsessed with nahdbags and jewelry. Now, I know who can feed my obsessions...LOL.K
I have enjoyed reading your blog. Keep up the good work with finding and interviewing all these great artists!
I just came a cross your blog tonight. What a wonderful way to share inspiration and designs. Would love to contribute to your blog, I have a new hand crafted business www.malphistyle.com and blog: http://malphi.typepad.com. Glad to have found your blog!
Congrats to you! You have an awesome blog!
Hello. Thanks for the warm welcome. I too found you through blogger's blogs of interest. I love your interviews. It is so cool that you showcase such wonderful artists. I will surely return when I have more time to explore your blog in depth!
HI - I am new at blogging! I love you blog and your craft! You do beautiful work! I scrapbook and have thought about doing a blog on it. I need some more research into blogging first though. You seem like a great teacher! May have to get tips from you! Keep up the fantastic and beautiful craft! You can tell you put a lot of passion and soul into your work! Gorgeous!
Hey there and Congratualtions.
Yes I found you in the blogs of note section and I thank blogger for pointing you out. Being a designer in Australia its great to read interesting interviews about people doing it for themselves OS.
Keep it up. Jen
Great blog!!! I just came across it and I'm so glad I did.
I read your blogs pretty often because I love your style :) Definitely the interviews keep me inspired!
Congrats Patricia!
I randomly clicked around under Blogs of Note and then BOOM - I find your incredible site!! A definite addition to my must-read-blogs links!
If you check out my latest entry at missdixiebell.blogspot.com you might find two suitable candidates for your interviews and ideas - very much in line with your stuff I think.
If you like them,let me know if there are more resources or topics I can address that might be pertinent to your readers...My blog is so new it basically wants to be your blog when it grows up - so I would love to hear your feedback.
Thanks for the inspiration!!
What an amazing blog you have. I love all of your crafty items. I am inspired to spend more time in my craft room creating.
Wow, I'm totally obsessed with this blog! I think you should put all the interviews and photos into a book, that'd be AMAZING! I would buy it and copies for all my crafty family and friends...
Great job on making 'Blog of Note'. You page design is great!
You've featured some great artists here, I've been browsing for a while and only scratched the surface.
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Love the interviews! Adding you to my blog roll!
Hi there. I also came across your blog of note! It's wonderful! I always enjoying hearing what inspires others. :) Peace!
Really cool stuff on here!
Congrats. Interesting page.
Congratulations ! excellent blog !
Great blog- first time here, I'll definitely be back! As an artist and small business owner I appreciate a little booster shot of creativity each day. Thanks for providing that this morning!
Hi - Very cool blog - Makes me want to get out my paints. I'm just an amateur, but wanted to bring your attention to a very cool paper (and soon to be textile) artist: www.pikkuwares.com. This is my dear friend Valerie's business. Peace!
Found you through blogger's blogs of interest. Thanks for sharing!!
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Lovely and iteresting blog Patricia! I have been creating hand-made paper stationary for years and have recently made my presence felt on the web. I do collages, envelopes, and custom designe stationary for gifting. I'd love it if you can drop by my blog and have a look!
And oh, I am from India.
hey - i found your blog as a blog of note today and was so happy. as an etsy jewelry seller, i have been looking for more craft blogs and yours is great, especially because of the variety of crafts you feature and the interviews are a great way to share experiences - thanks so much!
Congratulations on being named a blog of Note! I love all the artwork here.
I also found you as a blog of note! Congrats! I was always wondering how blogs got selected for this honor?
What I really like your blog is the freshness of the layout and colors. The addition of the pictures with the interviews are great!
I love reading on what others are doing and their motivation!
Keep up the good work!
Great blog you have here! I'm an artist myself and have been wanting to play with mediums. I love how you feature crafty persons who have blossomed into entrepreneurs as well! I hope to open up my own Etsy eventually for extra pocket money for school on something I love to do, so I'll be checking here often to pick up tips and tricks. Keep up the fantastic site!
Wow! I have hearts flying all over this shop!
Digging your blog! Please keep 'em coming. One request? Could the artists talk about the pieces they choose to show? Like why that particular piece or what materials/process used. Stuff like that. Most of it seems self-explanatory but there are those few shots of things I wish I knew more about.
Overall-loving it! Thank you for all your hard work!
This is exactly how I found you. Grats!
I just found you! What a neat thing you do .. Spotlight the best. I will be sure to check back often. Kudos to Yall!
I just happened to see the word "crafty" on the blogs of note( not somewhere I normally look) and was intrigued! I am so glad I stumbled upon this blog, it's great! Now on my favorites list.
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Nor is it a given that the U.S., or even U.S. cities, can quickly attain a rail transit (or auto-alternative) percentage equal to the likes of New York.
But flip that picture around: It's borderline preposterous for anti-rail partisans to hold secure to the notion that "auto uber alles" can continue unabated; assuming continued growing demand for energy (conventional or alternative), coupled with other energy needs (heat or cool one's home? Desalinate one's water supply?), can auto-dependence, even aided by electricity or batteries or other fuel options, really resume a growth trend only recently upset after a nearly uninterrupted 90-year ride ever upward?
Freight railroads, particularly the Class I's, have offered rosy scenarios of the money to be made from even modest modal share capture from over-the-road options. Passenger railroads don't make money, but they certainly could lose less with more potential customers and/or customer reach, be it Amtrak, regional ("commuter") railroads, or urban transit networks—even before the externalities favorable to rail (land use, economic development) get factored in.
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Security Cloud is an online service which provides rapid response against the latest Internet-based threats.
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Security Cloud collects information on unknown applications and web sites and on malicious applications and exploits on web sites. Security Cloud does not track your web activity or collect information on web sites that have been analyzed already, and it does not collect information on clean applications that are installed on your computer.
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Art At the very least your pizza making will be made much easier with the scale. Even after the mixing process is finished, scaling the proper dough ball weight is very usefull in developing your signiture crust thickness. It is amazing to me how 1 extra ounce of dough can really make or ruin a crust. Chiguy
Thats another problem that I know will be solved when my scale also arrives this Friday. I just eyeball my portioning, and I know that I am using too much dough. At least then, I won't have excess dough, or make too little for my needs. My specific weight that I need is 11.31 oz for my dough balls. That is a pretty exact measurement. Adam


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PHOENIX -- If you're trying to figure out where to take the kids on vacation this summer, look no further than Carlsbad, California. LEGOLAND has finally opened its own hotel!
After years of anticipation, LEGOLAND Hotel at LEGOLAND California Resort is open for business. The hotel is designed to extend the LEGOLAND experience by bringing children's imaginations to life, even when they're not at the park.
"Families are coming here, they're spending more days than they did before," LEGOLAND ambassador Julie Estrada told Good Morning Arizona's Scott Pasmore."They wanted to extend the experience. So a LEGOLAND hotel just seemed natural."
The three-story, 250 room hotel immerses guests in a creative world of LEGOS. Every room is themed after one of three popular LEGO toy lines in the Park: pirate, adventure or kingdom.
Children have their own sleeping area in every room complete with bunk beds, a trundle bed and their own TV. "It's their own individual space separated from other adults in the room," Estrada says.
The hotel's entrance is guarded by a LEGO dragon created out of 400,000 bricks. There are more than 3,500 LEGO models throughout the hotel using more than three million LEGO bricks. Interactive features include a Castle Play area, a talking and spraying dragon on the patio, LEGO play pits in the reception area and a treasure hunt inside the rooms.
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The LEGO theme also extends to things not made out of the toy blocks, from brightly colored wicker chairs to disco-style elevators with LEGO character murals, lively music and flashing mirrored balls. Guests can also dine at the Skyline Café, and Bricks Family Restaurant.
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I thought this might be a good repository for either ancient prophecies fulfilled or even modern-day prophecies being foretold recently or now, such as in another thread.
My first item for discussion would be of the modern-day type. This video is, I submit, a possible fulfilled prophecy. It was created in 2005 and speaks of a love, a lust for gasoline... and now, 7 years later, gasoline is at the forefront of political discussions and prices are so high, the poor can't drive and the middle class is left with nothing after the bills are paid. It's a public outrage. And I submit this was predicted, 7 long years ago. Your thoughts?
By the way my favorite spokesperson in the video is the black-haired female with the camo shorts. Her hand-waving and other articulations make for a passionate message.
Others have told me they prefer the spokeswoman who makes her most powerful appearance at 1:47. But I'll leave all this up to the viewers.


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- The state of Kansas and Planned Parenthood appear to be moving to narrow a federal lawsuit filed by the organization against parts of a new abortion law that took effect this month, spelling out what information must be provided to women seeking to terminate pregnancies.
The movement was reported in a summary of a conference call held Monday by Chief Judge Kathryn Vratil with attorneys in the case in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. The summary was filed Monday evening.
"The parties have come to an initial agreement regarding two claims related to mandated disclosures to patients," the summary of the hearing said, adding that the parties expect to file a joint request to dismiss the claims as early as Wednesday.
The summary said the parties "believe they have narrowed" Planned Parenthood's lawsuit to a requirement for abortion providers to post links on their websites' home pages to a state health department site on abortion and fetal development. The provision requires providers to declare that the state's information is objective and accurate, which they dispute.
Vratil set deadlines for further filings in the case running through Sept. 16.
The lawsuit also had challenged the law's requirements that, before abortions are performed, patients receive information suggesting a fetus can feel pain by the 20th week of pregnancy and information that abortion ends the life of a "whole, separate, unique, living human being."
Planned Parenthood performs abortions at its clinic in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, and, like other providers, it objected to the requirement about fetal pain because the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has said there's no evidence for such assertions. Planned Parenthood said in its lawsuit that the statement about abortion terminating the life of a separate human being represents a "philosophical and/or religious belief."
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Why do I call this an American salad? Our country combines many groups, religions and races, each keeping its individuality, staying connected to its history and often claiming its own neighborhoods while interacting with every other group — forming a more delicious whole, just like this wonderful salad.
Here we have the Latin combination of lime, serrano chili and cilantro; mint from the Middle East; olive oil from the Mediterranean; rice syrup from Asia; and cucumber from India.
If you have a mandoline or a food processor, use it to slice the cucumber, as thinly as possible. (First cut the cucumber into thirds crosswise so that the strips are not too long.) If you have a crinkle- or waffle-cut blade, either will make the cucumber slices very attractive. Discard the first and last slices that are all dark green peel.
To add some crunch, more chew, more protein and more of Asia, mix some quickly cooked tofu into the greens: Cut four 1/8-inch slices off a block of extra-firm tofu; press out excess water with a kitchen towel.
Brush a little oil onto a skillet; heat over medium heat. Sprinkle paprika onto both sides of the tofu; place in hot pan. Cook until one side is brown; turn. Cook the other side until brown. Sprinkle with a little soy sauce. Cut into bite-size squares; mix into lettuce before stirring in the dressing.
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Prep: 12 minutes
Servings: 4
2 tablespoons each: lime juice, olive oil
1 teaspoon brown rice vinegar
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1 serrano chili, finely minced
2 tablespoons each, minced: cilantro, fresh mint
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
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Another stellar threesome — linebackers Luke Kuechly, Bobby Wagner and Lavonte David — made sure defense was well represented. Let's not forget the kickers, led by Pro Bowler Blair Walsh, sensation Greg Zuerlein and Super Bowl leg Justin Tucker.
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Claiborne's combination of size (5-11, bulked up to 193 pounds), range and closing skills makes him a better fit in Monte Kiffin's Tampa 2 than he was in the former 3-4 system run by Rob Ryan. Claiborne should be smoother in coverage and in position to make more big plays on the ball opposite Brandon Carr.Next
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Barron gave up his number (24) to Bucs newcomer Darrelle Revis, but that shouldn't bother him too much — especially considering the team brought in former 49er Dashon Goldson to play free safety next to him. As a rookie, Barron delivered solid support (89 tackles) for Tampa Bay's No. 1-ranked run defense. In Year 2, look for him to round into a top hard-hitting playmaker — much like Goldson.Next
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Arizona drafted the former Notre Dame star thinking he would be a terrific complement to its established superstar, Larry Fitzgerald. That didn't come to fruition as Floyd saw little time on the field as a rookie. But like it does for many young receivers, the light has started to come on during Floyd's second offseason. It helps the Cardinals now have a legitimate quarterback, Carson Palmer, who can get the ball to him as the No. 2 or No. 3 option.Next
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Like Trent Richardson and Doug Martin, Wilson was a first-round pick. But unlike them, he didn't step into a feature role right away. With the departure of Ahmad Bradshaw, however, Wilson now has the chance to carry the load for New York. Even though Wilson had limited touches last season, his great speed and potential to take any play the distance stood out. Now, he just needs to secure the ball and stay out of coach Tom Coughlin's doghouse.Next
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Fellow 2012 first-rounder Chandler Jones will probably help more as an edge pass rusher, but Hightower gets the breakout nod for New England because he's exactly the type of player who thrives under Bill Belichick: a versatile linebacker who is just as comfortable working upfield as he is downfield. Look for plenty of impact plays.Next
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Wolfe, who came in as a tackle and found a home at end, is a key complementary pass rusher to linebacker Von Miller. Wolfe is a high-energy player who will keep working hard. Expect him to build on his six sacks and also become better against the run.Next
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The Bengals are counting on more weapons to deliver for Andy Dalton, so it's not all on No. 1 wide receiver A.J. Green to make the big plays. Sanu is a savvy route runner and fits the role of a possession No. 2 type to a tee. His rookie season was cut short by a stress fracture in his foot. Now fully healthy, he's ready to show his talent.Next
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The College News Volume IV. No. 21 BRYN MAWR, PA., MARCH 27, 1918 Price 5 Cents NONE LEFT FOR BOTH WRITTEN8 Third French Examination Passes 78 Per Csnt With the passing of fifteen out of the twenty ^vho took the third French written examination, five Seniors are left for the fourth trial. May 11th. Each of the five had previously passed off her German. The fourth examination in German will be the same day as the French. Passed: Atherton, Babbitt. Booth, But- terfleld, Hart, Huff, Israel, Mall, Persh- ing. Quimby. Richards, Rldlon, M. O. Schwartz, Showell, Stair. Failed: Boyd, Howell, Jones, Lubar, E. M. Smith. Fourteen took the third German exam- ination last Saturday. GORDON WOODBURY ELECTED! CHAIRMAN OF WAR COUNCIL Receives 66 Votes as Opposed to 44 Cast for Other Five Nominees SERGEANT FARNAM FIRED FIRST SHOT FOR AMERICA Suffering of Serb Refugees Described. "It was not the red-headed soldier who fired the first shot for America, but I." declared Sergeant Ruth Farnam, of the First Serbian Cavalry, speaking on "A Nation at Bay", last Saturday evening in Taylor; "in the name of American wom- anhood I gave the signal for the Serbian artillery fire In the battle of Brod, on October 11th." Sergeant Farnam, In the uniform of the Serbian army, the cloth for which the commander-in-chief had sent her with her commission, described her hospital work in Serbia and her expedition to the front, and pictured the frightful suffer- ings of the Serbian refugees. "We have words to describe what the Belgians suf- fered, but we have no words to describe what the Serbians suffered," she said. "No people ever more deserved our help and sympathy." "Make Me a Soldier" Last year Mrs. Farnam went to Salon- ika, she said, to superintend the distri- bution of relief funds and from there was allowed 1o go on to the front with the Serbian military medical commander-in- chief. From the side of a mountain she looked down Into the Serbian and Bul- garian trenches while shells whizzed over her head; it was then, she explained, that the commander-in-chief of the Serbian army offered to let her give the signal for (Continued on page 5, column 2) Gordon Woodbury '19 was elected chairman of the War Council by a ma- jority vote of 66 to 44 at a mass meeting in the Chapel last Thursday. The elec- tion was from five nominations made at a previous meeting. The new chairman took office Monday night at the first meeting of the War Council after her election. She is the president of the Junior Class, and has been an editor of the News since the be- ginning of her Sophomore year. Other offices in the War Council for the year 1918-19 will be filled gradually as the presidents of the associations and of the classes are elected. JUNIORS COME BACK WITH VENGEANCE AND WHIP 1918 Seniors Offense Powerless Before 1919s Fight. Score of 5-2 1919, roused by their first defeat, whipped the Seniors 5-2 in the second game of the first team water-polo finals, Monday night. The game deciding the championship was played last night. Grim, unyielding determination on the part of 1919, and the hope of a speedy victory on the part of 1918, made the game the most tense and hard-fought of the year. T. Howell '18 was rendered in- effectual by the repeated joint attack of E. Lanler '19 and E. Carus '19. and the whole Senior offense weakened before the strong opposing guard. The dark blue defense played up well. H. Wilson at goal keeping down the score against Incessant attacks. G. Hearne '19 put in the first goal with- in the first two minutes of play, but a neat throw by M. Stair '18 from the right of the goal soon evened the score. Hard ontinued on page 3) MISS DIMON MANAGER OF FARM Land Ready for Planting after Easter Miss Abigail Dimon '96, Recording Sec- retary of the College, will act as manager for the Bryn Mawr Patriotic Farm this summer. During the spring the manager will be Miss Marian Macintosh '90. Ploughing on the farm begins this week, and work will be ready for the students immediately after Easter. Squads will be needed every day in shifts of two hours or more on the land fur- nished by Mr. Hinckle Smith, which can br reached in a twenty-five minutes' walk. The work will be chiefly planting potatoes and will count as exercise. To avoid the expense of buying tomato and cabbage plants, hotbeds for growing these have been set out on the campus. The campus land will probably not be ploughed as the farm will include about thirty acres without it. The five acres behind the Baldwin School will be used as a kitchen garden for supplying the food used during the summer. The head farmer, Mr. Joseph" Wood- ward, began work two weeks ago. ALL DAY EXPEDITION BRINGS BACK 21,000 CANS FROM FARM Group of Eight Stacks Three Truckloads A party of eight went out to the last summer's farm at West Chester, Satur- day, and brought back twenty-one thou- sand cans stored there for use this sum- mer. The expedition, of which Miss Dimon and Miss Nearing were members, left the halls at seven in the morning and returned at half past six at night. The cans were brought back in three truckloads and stored in the loft of Ken- nedy's stables, on account of its nearness | to the Baldwin School, where the canning ' will be done this year. About a dozen students spent the afternoon unloading the cans and stacking them in the barn. WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT WORK, THEME OF MISS JULIA LATHROP Eminent Social Worker Here Miss Julia Lathrop. head of the Chil- dren's Bureau of the Department of Labor at Washington, will speak here, April 12th. on Women in Government Work. The chairmanship of the Children's Bureau Is the highest position in the Federal Government held by a woman. Before taking the position In 1910 Miss Lathrop worked at Hull House, Chicago, with Miss Jane Addams. Miss Lathrop is a graduate of Vassar. 1880. DR. R088 LEAD8 C. A. CONFERENCE Dr. G. A. Johnston Ross, of the Union Theological Seminary in New York, led the Christian Association Conference held here last week. Dr. Ross met with the members of the Cabinet, Wednesday, and spoke to a crowded Chapel Thursday and Friday evenings. President Thomas gave a tea for Dr. Robs at the Dean- ery, Friday afternoon, to meet the Cabinet and students. Individual conferences were held by students earlier in the afternoon. B0LSHEV1KI ARE NOT REALLY REPRESENTATIVE OF RUSSIA Background of Revolution Traced by Mrs. Marie Rohling, of Odessa Russia is now in the hands of a small party not representative of it, according to Mrs. Marie Lazroz Rohling, of Odessa, who spoke in Taylor on "The Bolshcviki and the Russian Revolution", Monday afternoon. Mrs. Rohling, who has Just come from Russia, sketched the back- mound of the Russian revolution and de- scribed the Russian peasant. The Bolsheviki, she suggested, do not realize that Russia cannot be hurried po- litically; that it "lakes three hundred years to get an idea into a Russian, and three hundred more to get it out". They represent only the city people. Ninety per cent of the population are hclple-s Many of them did not even realize there i revolution until long after it had happened. Russia is the country of individualism, Mrs. Rohling said, and consequently the Russians cannot work together. Social, though not political freedom, is charac- teristic of Russia, contrary to popular opinion. Equality at school, where rich and poor wear uniforms and sit side by side, is emphasized early. Since the reign of Peter the Great, German customs have been forced on Russia. Petrograd is practically a Ger- man city, Odessa French; the real "holy Russia" centers at Moscow, Kief, and Cracow, and when the German enters them the Russians will be really aroused. Alexander II, who liberated the serfs in j 1861, Mrs. Rohling declared to be the only "decent ruler" Russia has had. His son, Alexander III, kept education from the people, who, she declared, are not naturally stupid, and are now trying to study without schools. The university students are the ones to whom Russia now looks for aid. They ' study out of a sense of duty to pass on ' its benefits to the illiterate. Only five | per cent of the Russians can read and write. Hate of Germany after German In- , trlgues in the Imperial court were discov- ered, and the abolition of alcohol, which | was controlled by the government and ! was the only escape of the poor from their misery, precipitated the present rev- olution. Mrs. Rohling declared. AUCTION CL03ES ON POSTERS The silent auction of the Freshman Entertainment posters, conducted by the signing of name and bid on the Taylor bulletin board below the pictures, closed yesterday. The total bid on the seven posters up to Monday night was HI l the highest individual bid being $3.7.'.. M Morrison "21 made six of the seven The proceeds go to the Service Corps. PRESENT WAR RECONCILED BY MR. ROSS WITH IDEALS OF CHRISTIANITY Interprets World Debacle, Dcfin s Necessary Individual Adjustment To God. States Mission of America Individual adjustment to the living Gcd and the resulting Interpretation of the present world situation In the light of re- ligion, were the subjects treated by Mr. George A. Johnston Ross in his two ad- dresses, last Wednesday and Thursday evenings, at the Christian Association Conference. "Any woman," said Mr. Ross in the first of his two sermons, "is hopelessly frivolous and flippant, and therefore a negligible quantity, If she does not lay hold of something that cannot be smashed by German artillery and that something is God. "The Bible identities energy with God. It represents God as a holy spirit, radi- ating upward, Inherent in every activity of man that makes for order) and more especially in man's moral adjustments God is shown as a reasonable, conscious- ly benevolent eBergy, regardful of the worth of human personality. � � � � "It Is the woman who has laid hold on God who is going to I) ' 1)ram tit this war. who Is going to come through without be- coming embittered and hardened and elf" ish." Definition of Christian Nation A definition of a nation, drawn from different parts of the Bible, opened Mr. Ross's second address. "A nation," he said, "is any large group of dissimilar persons subjected to the same providen- tial discipline, with the result that they become possessed of some special gift, which It is their duly to hold in trust for the world. "But Just as God Is a God both of mercy and of Judgment, so a nation, on occasion, may mediate the justice of God to another nation which, like Germany, has used the sword to cut away the foundations of human trust. (Continued on page 5, column 1) TWO WAR COUR8ES ON FOOD TO BE GIVEN AFTER EASTER Weekly Lectures with Laboratory Demon- stration Open to Everyone Two war courses on the relative values ! of foods, one in connection with the work in Major Biology, given by Dr. Peebles, 1 Associate Professor of Physiology, and the other as an extra course open to all, will begin the middle of April. Three hours a week of lectures and six of laboratory will be given on "The Fun- damentals of .Vlitrition" as the second 1 part of the course in Major Biology. This course will be o|>en la members of the faculty and Staff and may be taken as a [two-hour elective by students not major- lag In biology who can give up two hours of their present work, and by graduates who have less than three seminaries. It 1 will begin Monday. April 16th. F Hiker L'l and I Kales _M made D for the American Fund for French Wounded from the sale of medals com- �Menorating the entrance of the I'nlted States into the War
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If humans could control their thoughts and actions, we wouldn't be in today's infinite messes would we now?
Dark-Samus wrote:Emotions can be a bitch most of the times, but having a bit of it is not bad either.
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orangetom1999 wrote:Dark-Samus wrote:Emotions can be a bitch most of the times, but having a bit of it is not bad either.
Robotic personality is also blinding
It depends on what one is doing at the time Dark. Emotions dont belong when doing certain tasks..it can get one or get others hurt or killed. Dicipline is needed at these times...sometimes even robotic programming and predictability in order to complete the task safely and predictably...and get everyone home in one piece.
As a rule ..people who can live for more of their emotional fulfillment will have a safety net provided by someone else who is or have taken the RISKS and dangers for them....Thus often denying themselves emotional options...and satisfactions.
There are people out here who foolishly think that their emotions constitute what is right and correct...even just in this world....provided others take the RISKS in life to make it happen for them...entitlement. This is becoming PC now days...very much. This emotional level as well ....can be detected to be robotic in those trained in spotting it.
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