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#4001 Sun 10 Jun 12 2:41pm
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- From Newcastle, Australia
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Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Sorry to be so late "jumping in" here. Didn't receive email alerts .
OK, you know that I can't do links etc using a BBerry, but Mummza wrote:
"... think the main problem at the moment is that although a lot of people look at the forum , there are only a few who write on it .
Quite a number of our old regulars seen to favour keeping in touch on Facebook these days".
Think that that is sad. I refuse to do "social media". It would be professional suicide for my previous (currently on "go slow" research projects") work to be associated with (as "they" would see it) *food* and my current studies.
That's how "they" think. "One" of main reasons I didn't go ahead with my blog (on blogspot), oh, and that I re-thought it and thought it was too derivative (another "J &J" the world does *not* need). There were other practical reasons as well- what do I do with that excess food?
Facebook (and similar) are to *me* exclusive in that one has to have a Facebook presence.
"Social media", for me, is a weird juxta-position of the private (need to be a member of that social medium) and the public (once a member, access is (usually) given.
Personally, I prefer the "public" public domain. That's *me*.
Previously, if I wanted/someone asked for a recipe, I'd post it here/ask here (or on another forum of which I was a member).
If, in "everyday" living (not forum related), I'd ring, email or text someone with the info they required or ask them for info.
The forums, here, and elsewhere, were *inclusive* and available to all.
The popularity of blogs here (and elsewhere) sounded the death knell of the forums *in my opinion*.
If that is how it has to be, so be it.
I don't like it. But that is just *me*.
I miss (and will miss) the "community spirit" (in all its forms) of the forums at JO. It/they changed my life more than many will know . Enough said
If that is how it is, I have to "suck it up" and move on.
Will miss you
My new business, new private blogs and new personal blogs will appear early in tha (Australian) Financial Year on blogspot.
Hope to catch up there.
Will miss this place
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#4002 Mon 11 Jun 12 12:08am
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Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Well Maree, for a long time, you have talked about how this forum doesn't match the limitations of your Blackberry . . . so either the Blackberry folks are not thanking you for that or maybe you just need to update your technology or if you don't want to, why should the rest of us come down to that level where 'no links and no photos' are the norm, when everyone else seems to afford and covet newer and better technologies that do it all . . .
No, the way forward is not to limit what people can do, not to exclude photos, it's to include them, but seamlessly into the whole system and to stop trying to accommodate the few dinosaur systems out there that can't handle it. I say, let people post photos, comments, links and the rest in forum threads as other fora do . . . keep up with the technologies that almost everyone out there seems to afford . . . this doesn't preclude interaction, it enhances it. Keeping blogs separate and recipes separate, that may be part of the problem.
I covet the IPad and Instagram and all the rest, as do almost everyone else and most young people today don't even consider this stuff optional. It's all becoming affordable - incredibly so.
No one with a business avoids having an online presence today. Facebook is what you make of it and many people actually start up online because of such connections.
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#4003 Mon 11 Jun 12 11:42pm
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Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
I agree with your sentiments MsP............I am an old dinosaur (with fairly archaic computer gear) but I am (very slowly) catching up with what you young 'uns can do so easily.
Hey, I've got meself an avatar & a flippin' blog within a month of each other!
True, it's taken me years to manage it, but if I can cope with all this cyber-gubbins, anyone can.
Although I am unskilled & a touch nervous of all this new stuff, people on here (& elsewhere) have been very encouraging, but that could be as much down to a non-grousing, positive outlook, kind of attitude as much as anything else.
Maree, if this is no longer the place for you, fair enough, but girl you have to move with the times.............whinging ain't going to hold back progress, love.
#4004 Tue 12 Jun 12 3:24am
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- From Newcastle, Australia
- Member since Sat 10 Mar 07
Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Hi all, Sorry I didn't mean to sound if I was whinging. I wasn't. It's just that "social media" (Facebook, Twitter etc) do not interest me and I don't have the time for them.
I am also (in real life) a private person. I've owned a computer since the early 80s and have had the internet connected since 1994. I am an "early adapter" but I know my time limitations and what is useful to me and what isn't.
Sorry if I sounded as if I was insinuating that others should "come down [any] level". It wasn't meant that way. Whatever suits the individual is my philosophy.
I have a laptop but use it for specific things (work, study and tax, mostly). The BB is always with me and I find it easier and quicker to use than to go upstairs and boot up the laptop, connect my wireless broadband and fire up the antivirus system. I'm using the BB now as I sit outside with my morning coffee and "take five".It's not about the money or being afraid of the stuff. I was going to buy an iPad but thought "How will this improve *my* productivity?" I couldn't find an answer and didn't want another piece of technology demanding my time and energy.
I started the first business in 2004 with an email address and a contact list. Now I manage my four businesses fine with an email address and a contact list. I don't want to get any bigger. There's a limit to what one person can do in a day and I've just about reached mine. I am starting blogs for them in the next month or so.
Minnie, I am very fond of this place, hey I'm still here, aren't I ?
The main point that I was trying to make is that *i* find it sad that the forums have gone relatively quiet.
Anyway, hope this has cleared things up. Each to their own . Darn, my coffee is cold
"Cook with love and laughter ..."
#4005 Tue 12 Jun 12 4:35am
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Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Maree, people make very nice contributions to the blogs and by sharing photos that are appreciated by many people on this site. I don't care if you don't have any interest in those contributions or in other internet media. It makes no sense though to be critical of other people's contributions when you have not even taken the time to see what they are.
I've found that some of the busiest people are adept at managing many types of technologes and making good use of them to express their creativity, get ideas and information out, to gather support for good causes, to find people with similar interests and to broaden their worlds and often to save time and to be more productive. It's all about what you do with it. It's not all a waste of time, but it can be if that's how you want to use your internet time and there's nothing wrong with people doing that to wind down or relax.
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#4006 Tue 12 Jun 12 8:42am
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- From Newcastle, Australia
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Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
MsPablo wrote:
I don't care if you don't have any interest in those contributions or in other internet media. It makes no sense though to be critical of other people's contributions when you have not even taken the time to see what they are.
Hi all, I seem not to be able to communicate clearly what I am meaning. In *no* way am I criticising other people or their contributions. And, of course, I have looked at people's blogs and they are amazing: informative, creative and just plain "yummy".
You may notice by my use of a "quote" (did I get it right? ) that I am using my laptop to do some tweaking of my own stuff.
At the moment I don't have down/relax time. As well as work, it is exam time. That's OK. My use of the internet apart from work and study has decreased a lot across the board. I rarely use it.
While social media is not for me, I'm not intending to put down people who use it or the fabulous stuff they are creating and sharing with others. Well done for them
"Cook with love and laughter ..."
#4007 Tue 12 Jun 12 9:44am
- Forum champ Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Well I'm glad that's cleared it all up.
Now perhaps this thread will go back to being a 'voice' for those that have real website/forum issues & complaints.........ie those that Danny & the cyber pixies have a hope of dealing with.
Danny, is it possible to make my avatar on the blogs go to its proper shape?
Not sure what happened to it, but it makes my eyes go weird just looking at it!
Ta muchly.
#4008 Tue 12 Jun 12 3:37pm
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- Member since Tue 06 Jul 04
Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Thanks Min - I have forwarded this to Eric, thanks for pointing that out it does look odd indeed.
#4009 Tue 12 Jun 12 9:35pm
- Forum champ Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
Danny wrote:
I have forwarded this to Eric, thanks for pointing that out it does look odd indeed.
Bless you my children......
......I'm odd enough without a weirdo avatar!
#4010 Fri 15 Jun 12 10:54pm
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- Member since Sat 07 Jan 06
Re: Website/forum: issues and complaints?
It is that time of year again, the kids are out of school. FoodFluff , Flabbytongue and mikehunt are making pests of themselves on the forums. They make me miss the piratehorde from a few years ago. At least they were slightly amusing and original.
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- The participating group/team must complete its film/video work in time to deliver it to a location to be announced, on Sunday by 7:30pm.
- Only works that meet the deadline will be officially part of the competition. All films received on Sunday (on-time and late) will be screened.
B. All creativity must take place during the "Official 48 Hour Time Period". Any creativite work in advance of the competition weekend is prohibited. Creative work includes, but is not limited to:
- Writing the script
- Rehearsing
- Costume/Set Design
- Shooting
- Editing
- Sound Design
- Rendering
- Outputting to tape or other media
C. The only work to begin prior to the "Official 48 Hour Time Period" is:
- Organizing Crew
- Organizing Cast
- Securing Equipment
- Scouting/Securing Locations
D. All footage must be shot within the "Official 48 Hour Time Period" of the project.
- No stock footage or footage shot or created at another time may be used.
- Animation and special effects are permitted, but must be created during the "Official 48 Hour Time Period". (Note: Stock footage is permissible as part of a post-production effect or on a background monitor, i.e., a television, as long as the team has rights to the stock footage and the stock footage is placed over or under footage that is shot within the Official 48 Hour Time Period. Allowable stock footage includes bullets, fires, explosions, chromakeyed backgrounds, etc., but stock footage of people or other performers is not allowed.)
- Still photographs are permitted, provided that the team has the rights to them. The photos do not need to be created during the "Official 48 Hour Time Period"; however, stills created outside of the official 48 hour time period may not be used in sequence to create the illusion of motion.
E. Each participating group must have a representative at the official Kickoff Event of the 48 Hour Film Project.
- At the event, each group must submit a complete Team Leader's Agreement, signed by its team leader. A team may not participate without submitting this agreement.
- Each group will choose the genre of its film in a random drawing.
- Teams will be given the option of relinquishing the genre selected in the drawing for a Wild Card genre. If opting for the Wild Card, teams may not go back to their original genre.
F. Each participating group will be assigned required elements that must appear in its film, such as a genre, a character, a prop and/or a line of dialogue.
- The required Character and Prop must be seen on-screen.
- The required Line of Dialogue must be used verbatim. It may be spoken, sung and/or written. It may be in any language, though if it is unclear that it is the required Line, there must be a translation.
- To qualify as an "Official 48 Hour Film," each group's film must be in the genre it selects and must contain all required elements within the official time limit and prior to the credits.
G. All cast and crew must be volunteers.
H. Any type of video or film camera may be used. There is no limit to the number of cameras.
I. First Time Cities only: Each film must include a landmark (building, monument, etc.) or identifying characteristic (e.g., bus, city office) of the competition city. (Note: The landmark or characteristic must exist inside city limits.) This rule applies only the first time the 48HFP visits a city.
J. Participating groups are encouraged to work with a composer and/or musicians to write and record music for the films. It is permissible for a participating group to use pre-recorded music; however the participating group must have the rights to any music used in its film and must provide releases for all music used. As with music, pre-recorded sound effects are allowed, but you must have rights to use them.
Note: Song parodies (i.e., use of identifiable pre-existing compositions with new or altered lyrics or music) may not be included in the film without a signed release from the composition's rights holder. This rule applies without regard to whether the song parody arguably constitutes "fair use" under US or international copyright law.
K. Total Running Time
The finished film must be a minimum of 4 minutes in duration, and a maximum of 7 minutes in duration—not including end credits. In other words, the official running time begins after the required 48HFP slates and ends prior to the end credits. The required slates and the end credits do not count towards the minimum time of 4 minutes. The film story may not be longer than 7 minutes. See Rule L.
- PRE-FILM REQUIRED SLATES: Before the finished film begins, the media should have...
- 5 seconds of black
- A title card with: team name, title, genre, city, and date
- This segment of animation (preferred)
A title card with: "This film was made for the 48 Hour Film Project 2014. www.48hourfilm.com" - 2 seconds of black
Your film follows this. - OPENING CREDITS: After the 2 seconds of black, some films start with opening credits. These are not encouraged, but if you use them, opening credits are considered to be part of the film, and therefore count against the seven minute maximum. Additionally, if your film has opening credits other than simply the film's title (for example, the names of directors, actors, etc.), you must include one of the following:
- the text "[your team name] presents" immediately followed by "a 48 Hour Film Project" or
- the text "a 48 Hour Film Project" immediately following the title of your film
Note: "a 48 Hour Film Project" should not be in quotes and may be entirely lowercase (i.e., "a 48 hour film project").
- the text "[your team name] presents" immediately followed by "a 48 Hour Film Project" or
- END CREDITS: Credits at the end of each film are limited to a maximum of 60 seconds. The 60 seconds is considered additional to the length of the film, as stated in Rule K. (That is, a film may be 7 minutes long, with an additional 60 seconds of credits, for a total running time of 8 minutes.)
The end credits must include the words: "This film was made for the 48 Hour Film Project. www.48hourfilm.com" - SLATES AND CREDITS AFTER 48HFP: After the competition, films screening online should retain the pre-film title card that says: "This film was made for the 48 Hour Film Project 2014. www.48hourfilm.com". Information on where you can post and screen your film after the official screenings can be found here: What should I do with my film?
M. For the United States, Canada, Chile, Japan, Peru, South Korea, and Taiwan, the finished film/video must be in NTSC. For all other countries, it must be in PAL.
Unless otherwise instructed on your City webpage of the 48 Hour Film Project website, your film must be submitted on one of the following media:
- (preferred) a self-contained SD Quicktime file with no proprietary codecs on either:
- data DVD
- USB flash drive - playable DVD
- We recommend that each team submit two copies of the final film.
- We recommend that you make sound levels relatively even throughout your film. (If your film has uneven sound or sound that peaks, it may be modified to protect the playback equipment.)
- Projection specs vary from theater to theater and are beyond the control of the 48HFP. If your film is very dark, it may be difficult to see in your theater.
- All films received on the evening of the deadline (on-time and late) will be screened, presuming they are eligible according to Rule Q.
O. Each team must secure releases for talent, crew, music and locations (and any other applicable releases), which must be turned in to the project organizers with the finished film/video. (This form can be found on the 48 Hour Film Project website.) The film/video will not be screened before the 48 Hour Film Project Organizers receive the signed releases.
P. The Entrant must submit a Certification Statement with his/her completed Entry, certifying adherence to all Official Rules.
Q. To be eligible for the Project, Entries must be the original work of the Entrant; must not infringe third-party's rights; must be suitable for publication (i.e., may not be obscene or indecent); must not contain obscene or pornographic material; may not contain defamatory statements about any person, company, organization or entity; may not invade privacy or other rights of any person, company or entity; may not in any other way violate applicable laws and regulations; and may not contain any copyrighted elements (other than as owned by the Entrant and/or 48HFP).
Entries containing prohibited or inappropriate content as determined by the 48HFP, in its sole discretion, to be inappropriate will be disqualified. 48HFP reserves the right to make the final determination as to which Entries are eligible. 48HFP also reserves the right to refuse to screen a film or to make an announcement at the screening regarding the content of the film.
R. The Entrant should not distribute their film in any way before the premiere screenings. This includes uploading the film to any website. The Entrant is encouraged to make a trailer of their film and distribute that instead. This trailer should be no longer than 48 seconds.
S. To be certified as an "Official 48 Hour Film," each participating group's film/video production must follow all rules herein. The 48 Hour Film Project Organizers reserve the right to screen only certified "Official 48 Hour Films."
T. No Entries (media or documents) will be returned.
U. 48HFP and Project Parties may, in their sole discretion, disqualify Entries deemed to be inappropriate or otherwise non-compliant.
V. All certified "Official 48 Hour Films" are eligible to compete for the title of Best 48 Hour Film in its city.
W. All "Best of City" films are eligible to compete for title of Best 48 Hour Film 2014. Panels of independent judges will determine the winners.
X. The 48 Hour Film Project Organizers may add to or amend these rules at any time prior to the beginning of the 48 Hour time period.


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The College News VOL. XXI, No. 13 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1935 Copyright BRYN MAWR COU.KOK M:\VS. I!l3f. PRICE 10 CENTS Pro Ar(� Renders ' Excellent Concerts Mr. Alwyne In Franck Quintet Assists With Splendid Quality, Ensemble Work INTERPRETATION SUPERB Goodhart Hall, Feb. 13.�The dis- tinguished Pro Arte Quartet of Brus- sels gave a superb performance of the famous Schubert Quartet in D Minor ("The Death and the Maiden") as the opening number on the program. This quartet, regarded as the composer's finest in this form, received an exqui- site and beautifully interpreted rendi- tion by the artists, who have been drawing increasing audiences as the scries has progressed. � � In their performance of this piece, the quartet again revealed chose quali- ties which have made them justly world-famous among chamber music groups for their perfection of ensem- ble playing and the finish of their technique. Their interpretation of the Schubert piece brought out all the emotional as well as the exquisite, musical contents of the composition. The work is great not only for its beautiful melodic material and techni- cal treatment but also for the excel- lent balance among the four move- ments and among the four instru- ments. The particularly fine rendi- tion of the variations of the "Death and the Maiden" movement, the spirit of the Scherzo, and the glorious Finale caused the audience to recall the quar- tet many times at the conclusion of the piece. The second number was a modern work, the Quartet in F Major, of Vit- torio Rieti, the contemporary Italian. This piece is dedicated to the Pro Arte Quartet, which is renowned for its championing of the cause of the moderns and the ultramoderns. The Pro Arte revealed once again their great ability to render the moderns at their best in this quartet in the dia- tonic scale. The second movement, a finely written Nocturne for the muted strings, was particularly outstanding both from the side o�_musical content and superb performance. For the last number the Brahms quartet in C Minor, op. 51, No. 1, was substituted for the Stravinsky pieces Continued on Page Four Literary Digest Poll Gives College Opinion The semi-final returns of the Col- lege Peace Poll conducted by The Literary Digest contain answers by more than 90,000 students from�115 American colleges and universities. On the question of entrance into the League of Nations,�an issue which has received more attention since the Senate's vote against entry into the World Court, the vote was about evenly split! 57 colleges voted for entry, 57 against it, while the vote in one was tied. 50.17 per cent of the total vote was cast in favor of United States entrance, while 49.83 per cent was against it. In most of the individual colleges the vote was also fairly evenly divided, but Bryn . Mawr recorded 114 votes for en- trance and 52 against it. A similar poll is being conducted in Great Bri- tain, and 97 per cent of the votes already cast advocate the League. The colleges decided by a vote of 2 to 1 that the United States could stay out of another war. Bryn Mawr was less unanimous in its opinion, since its vote went 84 that war could be avoided and 83 that it could not. By far the majority, 83.60 per cent, voted for fighting if the United States were invaded. Since, how- ever, the votes were negative by the same per cent on the question of bearing arms if the United States were the invader, we may conclude that the colleges as a whole are pacifistically inclined. Bryn Mawr voted 104 to 55 to bear arms in de- fense of the United States, while 140 out of 160 votes negatived the policy Continued on Page Three A. E. Newton Will Speak on Novels Mr. A. Edward Newton is'coming to the Deafiery on Thursday evening. February 28, to lecture on The Deal opment of the English Novel. Mr. Newton, famous as a raconteur, is well qualified to speak on the English novel from the knowledge he has gained in writing and collecting books. Hi! owns a library of about 10,000 books, many of which are first editions of important English works. He is also known as a frequent contributor to the Atlantic Monthly and other current magazines, and as the author of the very humorous A Tourist in Spite of Himself, the play, Doctor Johnson, and The Greatest Book in the World and Other Papers, This Book Collecting Game, and End Papers. Difficulty, of Giving Bi'g May Day Shown Mrs. Manning Explains Need of Making Full Preliminary Arrangements * INFIRMARY FEE RAISED Goodhart, Feb. 14�Dean Manning announced in Chapel that the new plan for the Infirmary, which was out- lined in last week's News, is to be put into operation. This plan provides for an increase in the Infirmary fee and a consequent increase in the privileges of sick students. Mrs. Manning also announced that we will definitely not be able to give Big May Day this year for the benefit of the Million Dollar Drive, as has been discussed, because we lack a competent director to organize it. . By the new Infirmary plan, students will pay a five-dollar increase in the fee; for this, they will be able to spend a week in the Infirmary free of charge, instead of the four days un- der the old system, and the charges after that will "be three dollars a day. Other charges will be cut down. This may be considered a sort of health in- surance. In the fust diagnosis, Dr. Sharpless, as experienced and well- known a physician as any in the neigh- borhood, consults with Dr. Leary. Af- ter that, a specialist is called in on the case, and his charges, of course, are paid by the student^ The Infirm- ary fee for this year has been in- creased by four dollars. The non-resi- dent students are to pay five dollars for medical care in the dispensary. They may also stay in the Infirmary for a day or a night, if it happens to be convenient for them. Often alumnae and students have resented the Infirmary fee. We must regard it, first, as health insurance, providing us with physicians and nurses, and second, as the fee of a Continued on Page Three Bryn Mawr Dig Given Sites for Excavation Traces of Early Cilician Culture Found in Mounds at Tarsus and Kar/iduvar EARLY PERIOD STUDIED College Calendar Wednesday, February 20. Pro Arte Quartet Concert. Ameri- can program. 8.30 P. M. Good- hart. Thursday, " February 21. Sheila Kaye-Smith on Pioneer Women Novelists. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. Friday, February 22. Profes- sor Alfred C. Lane on The Age of the Earth. Illustrated by lantern slides. 8.20 P. M. Music Room. Saturday, February 23. Var- sity Basketball Game vs. Phila- delphia Cricket Club. 10.00 A. M. Freshman Show, National Recovery Act. 8.20 P. M. Good- hart. Sunday, February 24. Sun- day Evening Services conduct- ed by Canon Eirp. 7.15 P.*M. Music Room. Monday, February 25. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Piccard on Ex- periences on a Stratosphere Flight. 8.30 P. M. Goodhart. Thursday, February 28.' A. Edward Newton on The Devel- opment of the English Novel. 8.30 P. M. Deanery. The expedition to Cilicia in Asia Minor which is being made by Bryn Mawr. College, the Archaeoloe;ical In- stitute of America, and Harvard Uni- versity, has just been granted two very important sites through the courtesy of the Turkish Government and of Dr. Hamit Subeyr Bey, Di- rector General of Antiquities for the whole of Turkey. The sites are Tarsus and Karaduvar. Tarsus was the larg �st town in Cilicia in the third and iecond century B. C, and was als< famous at the time of St. Paul in the first century A. D.; Karaduvar is sup- posedly the site of ancient Anchialc, and lies near the sea, not far from the harbor of Mersina. The Assyrian King Sennacherib is said to have gel up in ancient Anchiale a stele com- memorating his conquest of Cilicia. It is the hope and intention of the expedition to carry on work in Cilicia for some time to come and to make a thorough study, on the basis of arch- aeological material, of its culture and history, with especial emphasis on the early periods. The early periods are at present practically unknown, as up to now no archaeological field work has been carried on in this region. In all, observations have been made and pottery collected on forty-two Cilician mounds by the expedition. The mound of Karaduvar lies near the coast between Tarsus and Mer- sina. It is about half the length of the Tarsus mound, but of almost equal height, and is undoubtedly of grcal importance. It is undisturbed, and pottery of Mycenean type, both im- ported and of local manufacture, has been found in it. Soundings were started on the mound of Dua Tepe, which is at the southwest corner of the city of Tar- sus. Dua Tepe is twice as big as any other mound in the Cilician plain, and the greater number of the Cilician mounds are less than one-third its size. The western end of Dua Tepe has been cut down to provide a level space for a modern school building, and in the cutting it is possible to sec- strata which date from Roman to early prehistoric times. Tarsus, ac- cording to ancient records, was the capital of Cilicia in the second cen- tury and possibly earlier. To exca- vate it thoroughly would be an ex- pensive and prolonged undertaking, but undoubtedly if there were writ- ten records and government archives, they would have been located in Tarsus. In taking the soundings at T;n sus, the trench on the summit was sunk in a disturbed area, but the gen- eral succession of ceramic stules could nevertheless be determined. For the first time Arabic material was found. Part of a villa was uncovered. The pottery consisted of thin-walled clay vessels with impressed designs and lead-glazed wares. A second trench was dug at the steepest point on the side of the hill, and here in a small but completely undisturbed area a depth of some 14 meters was reached. The town of the Greek period found in this trench produced pottery of the Cypriote Iron Age, and at the lowest level red polished ware with white- filled incision and black slipped ware, both strongly reminiscent of the early and middle Bronze Age of Cyprus, were discovered. The Mycenean per- iod was again represented by a single vase and a fragment of another, this Continued on Page Three Freshman Show Committee This year's Freshman Show is to be a musical comedy, National Recov- ery Act. Its plot sounds most in- triguing: the Old Ladies' Home kid- nap a young Junior League member ;uid force her to procure for the n th noney for a trip to Florida. They plan to find the elixir of you'h, and eventually do so, with very amusing results. The author and director is Huldah Cheek. The assistant director is Mary Whalen. The heads of the various committees are: Properties: Whalen and Walker. Lights: Webster. Costumes: Bryan. Dancing: Mann. Song: Shepard. Construction: Shurcliff. Publicity: Fales and Bingham. Posters: Chase. Madame Sikilianos Tells Plans for Play Her Presentation of Bacchai of Euripides Is Differentiated by Stressing Chorus MUSIC WOULD BE MODAL New Literary Trends Stress Subjectivity Older Authors Follow Tradition, While Modern School Drifts Away From Realism WORK LACKS MEANING Deanery, Feb. 14. � Madame Sikil; atlOS (Bryn Mawr, 1900) spoke to thi- st udents interested in the possibilities of a college presentation of Tin Bacchai of Euripides, which is being | considered in connection with the Mil- lion Dollar Drive. Madame Sikilianos j is one of the authorities on Greek, tragedies and has been reviving their presentation in Greece for many | years. Her special interest lies in the chorus, which she wants to de- velop as a protagonist in the drama In Greek plays, particularly in their choruses, she feels that the Platonir unity of poetry, music, and gymnas tics finds expression. Beginning with a brief summan of the traditional presentation of a Greek play, Madame Sikilianos point cd out that it is the actors who are usually emphasized. The chorus has ; been a rather mechanical affair, 12 to j 15 people divided into two groups, and has done no acting. The music, if there has been any, was not connected either with the thought of the play or with Greek musical theory. In her work at Delphi, where she now lives. Madame Sikilianos has tried to make the chorus the "exciting center" <>' the play. The traditional conception | of a chorus of 12 to 15 people has only i one source, apparently,�the 12 old | men who speak in the Agamemnon <>( Aeschylus, whereas-a large chorus of Continued on Page Four Deanery, Feb. 18 � Mr. Desmond MacCarthy, prominent English writ- er and critic, described the Litvrnrii Climate in England at the present Moment as "rather foggy," like her weather. He pointed out that in giv- ing the "psychological map" of creat- ive literature for the past 10 or 15 years it is most important to consider the enormous effects of the war. All changes in art are caused by changes in beliefs and morals, and the disil- lusionment of young England after" the peace treaty destroyed their re- spect for authority in all fields, in- cluding that of literature. In both prose and poetry this has resulted in a drift away from realism to extreme subjectivity and efforts to "put moods under the microscope." The writers of England in the past decade or so fall into two groups; older men who had reached their stride before the war and so are out of touch with the post-war generation, and the younger group of authors and poets, repre- sented by Huxley, Woolf, Eliot, and Joyce. Mr. MacCarthy began with a brief discussion of the older literary men, Galsworthy, Bennett, Shaw, and Wells, who have continued since the war along their old lines. It is not the methods but the relevance of their criticism which has changed. Gals- worthy still presides "like a kindly magistrate" over the social scene, but he is less at home than formerly. IBs calm verdicts on the young are beside the point, while his irony about the older generation seems obvious and in- adequate. His theme,�the philistine, middle-^class backbone of England�is no longer apropos, since this class has lost its self-confidence. Probably Arnold Bennett's pre-war novels, Clayhanger. and Old Wives' Talet are his best works, but his post- war stories, Riceyman Steps, Pretty Lady, and others, also show his excel- lent literary characteristics. These books are still as honest and full of minute details as before, but he illus- trates postrWar emancipation by dis- cussing sex relations with greater freedom. ,� H. G. Wells remained unchanged by the war. He was a "thermometer under the public tongue" because of his intense emotional receptivity. It is this characteristic which has en- Continued on Page Flv� Hygiene Examination Reveals Air Explodes in Lungs, Cow Is Given Against Small Pox Garden Party Decision The class of 1935 has voted not to give Garden Party this 1 year. Instead, a tea will be giv- en in the Deanery, to which the faculty, parents and friends will be invited. The hygiene examination this year produced a great amount of charming- ly expressed misinformation. Many things are made clear to us, such as why old w;pmen dye their hair and wear absurd clothes, how best use may be made of a cow, and what happens to oxygen in the body. These arc things we have always wanted to know, and to have them expressed so lucidly and attractively pleases us immensely. For the benefit of all hy- giene students, past, present and fu- ture, we publish below a list of defini- tions and explanations which enable one to pass the course. The lungs provide a place for the gases to operate. The oxygen we breathe passes through the veins, a complicated network, and eventually explodes, becoming carbon dioxide. The lungs are two bags connected wilh the body by tubes, the trachea and the brachea. A relatively simple organ. * The lungs are bag-like structures within our diaphragms. Projection is a mental mechanism devised to avoid something you don't like. It is most easily seen in babies when they push away something they don't like. Projection is when the eggs from the female ovary are thrown into the abdominal cavity, from there passed on to the fallopian tube, and, if fer- tilized, imbedded at last in the lutein walls of the uterus. Regression is deliberately forgcttiriK things that happened long ago, and the result is strange phobias. In adult infantilism the individual has either grown physically and not mentally, or when grown up likes to affect youth,�the kind of thing that makes old women dye their hair, wear absurd clothes, etc. The defense reactions of the body against injury are: (a) inflammation (b) fever (c) increased production of whiter blood cells (d) bacteria One is vaccinated against smallpox by giving one cow. Menstruation occurs to permit fe- male ovas to be fertilized by the male sperm. The insulin gland which is in the ab- domen produces insulin. The pancreatic gland produces in- sulin. This is roughage. It goes down through the intestinal track. 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I recently bought this desk along with the Campaign Desk. It's a really comfortable chair, sturdy and a nice addition to my home office.
March 30, 2013
Awesome buy and comfortable
we bought these chairs for a vintage table I purchased from an old Nabisco factory and they are the perfect complement to an industrial/vintage/"found" decor. We use them everyday and get tons of compliments! Great find and buy!
May 29, 2012
I fell in love with the desk that goes with this chair, and the look is so unique that I knew I had to have the bookcase and the chair to match. I was right. After my order arrived I knew nothing else would go with the desk. The chair is surprisingly comfortable, but I did get a cushion to go in it. (I chose a cushion with a compass design, to go with the "campaign" theme). It was a little pricey for me, after spending $200 for the desk and a whopping $300 for the bookcase, but, as my friends say, the office now looks like something out of a magazine. And as much time as I spend there, it's worth it. The whole set is very functional in addition to being supremely beautiful and current. Even though I spent more than I intended, I do feel the the quality is equal or greater than the price in every way. I priced sets with this look and feel on several other websites, and i think this set rivals those in Restoration hardware, that cost several times as much. Even my husband fell in love with it. This is the first furniture purchase he ever wanted to have input on and after he saw it, nothing else appealed to him. You can't find find furniture like this anywhere close to where I live.
September 10, 2013
Amazing looking, Not Very Comfy
This may be the coolest office chair ever and it certainly looks attractive with the set all together (desk and shelf). It's solid, well built, sturdy, and stylish. That said, it's hard as a rock and not very wide and I'm only an average sized person. I suggest a small, round cushion for long periods of work or your tush may be unhappy with you. That said, you'll look great sitting in it! Price wise, I would say it's a little over priced when you consider that the entire desk is not much more than this simple chair. Still, I recommend it because it really is the perfect match for the Campaign Set. Simple, stylish, sturdy, although not the most comfy chair to sit in.
November 16, 2012
Doesn't look it but really comfortable
I tried out this in the store before buying it. It was suprisingly comfortable. I supose you could add a cushion but it's not needed. I waited to get it on sale and bought it with a coupon so they were affordable. I bought two for my dining room. They are heavy and sturdy. My only complaint is the black frame. I don't think it goes great with the distreesed wood color. I wish it was a plain metal instead. But it would be easy to remove the frame & paint it if I get motivated to do that. Also, I have wood floors so make sure you put some felt on the legs to avoid scratching the floor. I love the way they look tho'. Sturdy but airy and light looking!
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Flames. Everywhere. Stuck in the top floor of St. Mary's all-girl private school. I'm covered in soot and sweat, my brown curls are plastered to my face. *Every breath aches, the smoke slowly suffocating me and the rest of Miss Monica's tenth grade spanish class.
All 26 of us are squeezing ourselves against the wall as the 15 foot *tounges of fire crawl towards us.~
~I can hear my girlfriend, Amber, whimpering beside me. Her eyes are red and puffy and streaks of tears cut through the layer of soot covering her milky white skin. I can feel her hand trembling, and grab hold of it, trying to comfort her. I've always been the rock in our relationship.
She looks at me and attempts a smile. I hug her close, knowing if I let her know how freaked out I am, it'll make things worse for her.
" Ivy," she starts. " If this is the end-"~
~"It won't be." I reassure her. She believes me, but I'm not that good at lying to myself.
"We can't move back any farther!" Mark Sanchez yells from the back of the room. I hear Amber whimper. Then, a *myrical.~
~"The fire escape!" Miss Monica yells. She sprints to the only window untouched by the flames and opens it. The sudden burst of cool winter air startles me. She bursts through the window and I hear the metal hit her stilettos. Mark follows, and eventually Amber and I are the only ones left in the room.
"Ivy," she tugs my hand, willing for me to move towards the fire escape," Come on!"
I want to run, I do. But it's as if my feet have been welded to the floor, each of my toes nailed to the floor. I'm frozen with terror. She looks down, and barely but audibly whispers, "I'm sorry." She runs to the window and looks back one last time before running down the fire escape. Before she leaves she whispers those three words I'd longed to hear for months.
"I Love You."
I squeeze my eyes shut and tears run down me face. I can only watch now as the flames consume the desks, books, floor around me.
This is the end. I think I'm gonna die
But before the flames can turn me to ash Crack!! the wall falls, and everything goes black.
You know that smell of winter? That smell that when you smell it, you know it has ar will snow? Well that's what heaven smells like.~
~Or rather, what I thought heaven smelt like.
When I opened my eyes, I saw the most magnificent thing I'd ever seen. There were fluffy white ice crystals- otherwise known as snow- drifting from the clouds, slowly and gently to the ground. There were houses and trees, and they all looked better than anything else I'd ever seen. I was flying. Well, I wasn't flying, the thing holding me was.
Wait, backtrack a second. The thing holding me!!
"Ahhh!" I screamed, "Who are you?! Where am I?! Am I dead?! Where are you taking me!? What are you!?" The thing had a see through body and a wispy tail. It wore a black cloak that looked like pure darkness. But the scariest thing, was its glowing, almond shaped, pupil-less, blood red eyes. It looked like a shadow. It pressed it's hand to my forehead, and the strangest thing to ever happen to me in my life happened. I heard it.
You are not dead. said a deep, middle-aged man voice.
I gasped. "How, h-how did you do that?"
We are connected in a way you couldn't even imagine.
I shivered. "Can I trust you?" I asked. He took his hand off of my forehead and stared straight ahead as we flew on. I got the message. You can never really know, can you?
For what seemed like an eternity, we flew in silence. I, never stepping foot on a plane before, devoured as much of the scenery as I could. Then, a horrifying scene played before my eyes. *St. Mary's school. What was left of it. Most of it had caved in on itself and was smoking as firefighters hurried to put out the fire. A portion of the building was still standing, and still on fire. Of course, that is where the thing put me down. I crumpled to my knees the second it stopped supporting me. I seemed much heavier than usual. It slowly backed away.~
~" When will I see you again!?" I yelled after him. He just shook his head. "Wait!" But he had already faded into nothingness. Then, I cried. I let all the terrified tears out. Was I going to die? Was he just going to let me burn to ash with the rest of the school? Or wold I fall to my death when the flames devoured whatever was supporting the roof? I didn't find out.
"Miss!" a firefighter yelled to me from a ladder at the edge of the roof, "What are you doing up here?" It was obviously rhetorical so I didn't respond. The firefighter yelled down to his fellow fighters, " There's one more!!" He picked me up and carried me down the ladder to safety. There, my father met me with hugs and kisses, gushing about how he was so scared he'd never see me again. And Amber kissed me. She repeated how much she loved me over and over again. Although yesterday I would've been excited to hear all this, but today, all I could think was "I hope I see Shadow again."
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