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A headache is pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck. Serious causes of headaches are rare. Most people with headaches can feel much better by making lifestyle changes, learning ways to relax, and sometimes by taking medications.
Pain - head; Rebound headaches; Medication overuse headaches
The most common type of headache is likely caused by tight muscles in your shoulders, neck, scalp, and jaw. This type of headache is called tension headache :
A migraine headache involves severe pain. It usually occurs with other symptoms, such as vision changes, sensitivity to sound or light, or nausea. With a migraine:
Rebound headaches are headaches that keep coming back. They often occur from overuse of pain medicines. For this reason, these headaches are also called medication overuse headaches. Persons who take pain medicine more than 3 days a week on a regular basis can develop this type of headache.
Other types of headaches:
In rare cases, a headache can be a sign of something more serious such as:
There are things you can do to manage headaches at home, especially migraines or tension headaches. Try to treat the symptoms right away.
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Your health care provider will take a medical history and will examine your head, eyes, ears, nose, throat, neck, and nervous system.
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Digre KB. Headaches and other head pain. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 405.
Garza I, Swanson JW, Cheshire WP Jr, et al. Headache and other craniofacial pain. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 69.
Kwiatkowski T, Friedman BW. Headache disorders. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al., eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2013:chap 103.
Joseph V. Campellone, M.D., Department of Neurology, Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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There may be more beautiful stations or terminals in North America, let alone worldwide, and plenty of people can single out their own legitimate hometown gems, such as Los Angeles Union Station (a movie and TV star), Cincinnati's Union Terminal, Toronto's Union Station, 30th Street Station in Philadelphia, or of course Washington, D.C.'s blessedly restored Union Station, worthy of celebration each time I pass through it. Yes, those stations, or still others, may be more majestic, more elegant, more ethereal stations. Grand Central is still "better."
One reason is simple: It never faltered in or lost its primary role of handling rail passengers, even in the darkest days of passenger rail's decline (or the physical threat of being torn asunder, as Penn Station was across town). That continuity by itself makes it stand out from so many of its worthy U.S. brethren, who slumped precipitously before being rescued (in LA or D.C.) or, in too many cases, became simply "dead history" relics. Every time I visit the Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal in Jersey City, I mourn. It's a beautiful building, and an empty shell. No Blue Comet, or even a lesser successor. Dead history.
Plenty of visitors I accompany on tour in and around New York may or may not be impressed by the standard city landmarks, so while I enjoy playing amateur tour guide for the Empire State Building, Central Park, or (especially) city subways, I really make it a point to sneak in "just a quick stop" at Grand Central—and wait for the response.
European guests, especially, pause to take in the grandeur, mixed with the urban humanity, with somber silence, as they might not for other locales. And though Europe has plenty of distinguished rail stations and terminals, old and new, Grand Central has not yet failed to impress. "Wow," is often the understated initial response, followed by a variant of, "Now this is a New York experience." Indeed it is. True, no 20th Century Limited graces the property, but the trains never left for good, never stopped coming and going.
That continuity fosters, and in turn is fostered by, a second reason for GCT's success and longevity. The terminal is, and for so long has always been, a sterling example of what we today call Transit Oriented Development. We in the 21st century are reliant on acronyms, but the TOD offered by GCT not only is real, it's ongoing, and in fact it's growing. That's recognized by the city of New York, by Metro-North Railroad, and by folks at the Regional Plan Association, which this week released a report detailing the potential financial benefits Long Island Rail Road's East Side Access construction project has for Long Island homeowners, and the businesses on Manhattan's East Side.
I've already heard pushback on this: Manhattan's East Side developed still further? It's already too crowded. Beyond the flip two-word response any New Yorker can offer negating such limits ("air rights"), the reality is the East Side indeed may be too crowded—for automotive traffic. But more people? That the neighborhood can handle—and so will Grand Central.
Some U.S. demographic trends finally are turning in the favor of urban locations after decades of sprawl-em-out, build-more-roads incentives working counter to such a thing. Approve or not, TOD has become a go-to concept for established city centers, diffuse urban areas seeking a center, and evolving suburbs alike, and that could be a very good thing for local, regional, and intercity passenger trains, let alone for a nation's energy efficiency. No doubt some of the new TOD designs will be creative and innovative.
Grand Central is secure in its century-old role as inspirational, as a place to be, not just pass through—and not just to transportation specialists, either. The spiderweb of pedestrian access points linking Grand Central with neighborhood skyscrapers keeps being refined; The New York Times reported one building owner is revamping its existing lobby to better serve tenants predominantly favoring the "backdoor" entrance, the one used to get to and from Grand Central.
In late summer 2010, Paul Dalida, vice president, infrastructure, for engineering firm Arcadis, guided Railway Age on tour of ongoing East Side Access construction work, adding a new subterranean complex to GCT, designed to inject up to 80,000 daily Long Island Rail Road riders to the existing mix of people going to and from Grand Central by 2019. Part of his job is to help Grand Central grow and adapt. But his respect, his reverence, for the existing terminal needed no assist; it mirrored my own despite (or maybe because of) the fact that he knows the physical plant better than I ever will. "There's no place quite like it," he said simply.
In my view, that's true when it comes to serving as a railroad hub, and as a role model for TOD. Happy 100th, Grand Central, grand terminal.


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5 "..BEST COMIC BOOK FILM OF 2011.."sdx800 | 02/10/2011 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer This is by far the best Marvel comic book film of the year, a fantastic movement from comic to screen, Chris Evans is pretty perfect in the lead role and brings allot to the character, Hugo weaving is absolutely brilliant as the villain red skull making him the most awesome villain in movies 2011 hands down!! The story is clever and the ending is very set up for the forth coming Avengers in 2012. And the special effects are very good too, red skulls make-up is fantastic! This stands out much more than any marvel film ever made probably because its more real and down to earth. A must see for any comic fan!!
5 robbo72robbo72 | 09/12/2011 | See all robbo72's reviews (19)Watched this last night and thouroughly enjoyed it,good story,good action and the 3D was good,probably the best i`ve seen yet (and I own a number of 3D films),was well worth the money!! :)
5 Next stop - The Avengersluckydip28 | 04/11/2011 | See all luckydip28's reviews (17)Although being called 'The First Avenger' this movie is the last Marvel film before the actual Avengers movie is released. I was quite worried when Chris Evans was announced to play Steve Rogers as he had already played a Marvel superhero before, The Human Torch from Fantastic 4. But, its like he was born to play the Cap. This film covers all bases - action, adventure, romance, sci-fi, you name it, its in here in glorious 3D! Hugo Weaving as Red Skull - genius! And the way this film leads you directly into the Avengers movie (if you stayed until the end of the credits you'll know what i am on about) is fantastic and even gives you a taste of what to expect in the Avengers film with a little teaser trailer at the end. Overall, definitely the best action film of the year, bar none, Only slightly better than Thor. Now we just have to wait until April 2012 to see them both together on the same screen :) If this movies anyhting to go by its going to be epic!!
5 Simply Superb!bowsie1 | 24/10/2011 | See all bowsie1's reviews (125)Top 100 Music Reviewer Best Superhero film of the year and up there with the best Spiderman has to offerGreat effects transform Chris" The Weed" Evans in to Chris "Cap'n America" EvansTook my boy to see this in the cinema and after a toliet break got back and wasnt quite in the 3D mode and I actually ducked when he threw his shield, not one of my smartest cinema moments, but I suppose that showed the superb 3D elements to this filmA cracking stroyline that bodes well for The Avengers and hopefully some more stand alone Captain America sequels.Highly recommended
3 3D Review - Spoilersmanphat | 22/08/2012 | See all manphat's reviews (10)A very enjoyable film, which is sadly marred by mediocre 3D.Similar to Thor, the 3D is more of an after thought and created post-production. Although it works better for the Captain it's not the best 3D presentation. There are some truly lovely scenes, the snow covered, train scene is wonderful and watching the characters zipline into the distance is excellent as are the final set of scenes which build to the final showdown. But, sadly, a few scenes suffer from lack of depth, the Hydra factory feels flat and on a few occasions I wasn't sure if I was watching a 3D film.People do "pop" out of the screen, usually after receiving a healthy dose of vibranium to the face, which always raises a smile.All in all it's a fun 3D film with some good set pieces, but overall poor use of depth makes it fall short of being a must-have.


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�4 s* . The College News . Vol. XVII, No. 12 l%i WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1931 Price: 10 Cents Vachel Lindsay,w i ne Troubador," Chants The "Chipmunk" Contrasted With the "Swan" by Means of the Rhythm. POETRY FOR SWING Vachel Lindsay has been Riven the appelation of troubador, and* we ina> judge from his visit to Bryn Mawr last Thursday, no other term could be more fitting. His aim is to make poetry a social exercise, and so his poems arc written to be chanted, rhetorically spoken, or dancedw The poems of the chipmunk and the swan which he recited on Thursday evening, are good examples for his theory Each, he says, must speak, or rustle for itself. And so Mr. Lindsay ex- aggerated the reading; "Mr. Chip- munk" as a poem is far more reason �able when slower, says its author, but then it would not be characteristic of "The chipmunk, the chipmunk. The monkey of the squirrel tribe; Quivering with monkeyshiiu's Alert from ear to tail. �* In the thimbleberry. raspberry^ huckle- berry trail,* In the thimbleberry. raspberry, huckle- _�____herrv trail/1 S>. The swan, on the other hand, is one of the few things which cannot be "jazzed up," as Mr. Lindsay says. "A Swan Is Like a Moon to Me" is espe cially suited to be danced, "And if they dance it is so slow And if they dance it is so slow." Of dancing Mr. Lindsay has said that "anything that seems to be poetry, to the listener can be danced by him while it is read to him," which seems logical since it seems to be chiefly by means of tempo" that he characterizes 'his subject, as he has so admirably done in the syncopated case "Good- bye, Jazz Age; I'm Going Home.',' At any rate it is obvious that interpreta- tion of one kind or another is necessary for complete appreciation of his work, possibly Mr. Lindsay's own at that; his voice is exceptionally sonorous, and whether or not one agrees with his method of using it, one cannot help feeling the tremendous vitality it has the power of imparting to the "printed Continued on Pa�e Four Noticf! In the.announcements of altera- tions in Requirements in the News of February 11, the word may should should have read must in two cases: 1. A student majoring in science .must substitute for the science re- quirement a unit of Psychology or Mathematics, or Economics, or Politics, or History, or History of Art. . 2. A student majoring in Phi- losophy must offer a unit of Psy- chology for the fourth unit of re- quired work. Present 'Swelling of Jordan' Must Be Met with Courage The Reverend Harold Long, Dr. Mutch's assistant at the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, was speaker at the Vespers service on Sunday, Feb- ruary 15. In an informal talk Rev- erend Long discussed the varieties of physical, intellectual, and moral cour- age, and a fourth type which means carrying on 7ft times of trouble and suffering. The subject was 'chosen from the allusion in Jeremiah to the need for courage when the "swelling of Jordan" came. JThere is courage in many to meet such times of trouble but there"are also elements of cow- ardice which( it is difficult to keep down�the two are in constant con- flict! Only children have the divine recklessness in its pure form. Courage is also one of the Christian virtues without which man can face neither the little or the big things. Physical courage is not to be looked down on, for it deals with the whole man. It is most evident in war which wastes all of this courage uselessly. The Apostle Paul and Christ were both brave men. The next type of courage is that of the intellect, when a new idea is not considered something to fear. Neither St. j?aul nor Jestls cut hesitated to say what they thought though it-meant making bitter enemies. Then there is moral courage, which in college brings the individual to stand ouj against the mores of the group. Older people find this difficult to retain as their ideals lose brilliance. The fourth type of courage is less Continued on P��e Three Isabel Cooper Dances in Charming Recital A dance recital was given by Miss Isabel Cooper at the request of the Department of Physical Education, in the gymnasium Thursday afternoon, February 12. Miss Cooper was form- erly a student at the Elizabeth Duncan School of Dancing in Salzburg. Ger- many; she is now holding classes in dancing in Philadelphia. A severe background ot gray drap- eries concentrated all attention upon the figure of the dancer in her long, graceful burnt-orange costume. The program opened with simple illustra- tions of walking, running and skipping. The essential naturalness and restraint in Miss Cooper's technique was at once apparent. All her movements seemed to merge in an upward lift cen- tered in the torso, eliminating the ex- travagant motions of arms and legs that characterize so much of modern dancing. There was strength, smooth- ness and unusual lightness, in the co-ordination of her body. In the more complicated dances that followed, one could mark the develop- ment from the simpler elements in Miss Cooper's dancing. The emphasis was upon controlled continuity of move- ment rather than upon the execution of minute patterns. Her interpretations, though spirited, did not attempt to be pseudo-dramatic, though originating from-the same basic idea, they were never monotonous. Because Miss Cooper does not aban- Continued on Pace Three Mrs. Manning Announces Details of "Requireds" (This account of Chapel on Thursday. February 12, has been% contributed from the Peon's office. I W'Ik-ii tin- Faculty adopted the new plan for the required work they voted that it should go into effect immedi- ately for those students who wish to arrangejheir work accordingly. There are some points which must be em- phasized, however, especially to the students who have already decided to drop, from their schedule Latin, Eng- lish Literature or Psychology. in general, students must choose be tween the old and the new. plan. If the) wish 'to abandon sonic one of the old "required" subjects they lpust comply with the new requirement of three and one half U!ttts in the major subject, and also with the new special requirements for students majoring in Science, in English. Latin or Greek and in Phil- osophy. Thus a science student may not drop her Latin or English Liter- ature in order to devote all of her time to work in Dalton Hall unless she has already completed a full course in Psy- chology, the Social Sciences, or His- tory of Art. This provision in the new plan was made at the suggestion of some scientist on the Faculty who feared thefe would be too great spe- cialization on the part of the science students when the other requirements for the degree were reduced. And again it is rash for a freshman to de- cide that she may as well drop her i niiiliiiiiil on Time Four Freshmen Present Animal Show to Juniors and Reveal Grasshopper as Class Beast "The Road to Mars" Has Original Plot, But Is Diverted From Main Theme to Centre Interest on Individual Characterization. EXCELLENT LEADS COMPENSATE FOR LACK OF UNITY Reception for Summer School Was in Deanery President Emeritus Thomas Re- ceives Students, and Industrial Workers. A PLEA FOR SUPPORT President Emeritus Thomas was hostess last Tuesday, February 10, at a reception in the deanery to which all students were invited. Speeches by Miss Thomas, Miss Hilda S.mith, head of the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, and three former students of the school preceded the refreshments. Miss Thomas spoke first, urging student support of the summer school. Jt was started, she said, in 1921 and is the pioneer among the four sutrrmcr schools for women workers that now exist. The three others are: one at Barnard, one in the South, and a co- educational one in Wisconsin. * One of the greatest happinesses, said President Thomas, is to work in a coming movement. When she grew up the struggle was for college education of women. The next step was the achievement, by the sacrifice of the lives of thousands of women, of wom- en's suffrage. Now we must learn to share with most of the world, with its workers, the opportunity we have to gain wisdom, knowledge and .under- standing. A fine example of co-opera- tion between college women and women workers may be seen in the arts and crafts movement in New York. The great joy of the summer Continued on- Pa�e Three Dr. Kirsopp Lake to Be Flexner Lecturer 'The Roman Empire As Seen in the- New Testament' Is Sub- ject for Publication. WILL HOLD SEMINARIES Announcement has recently been made of the Mary Flexner Lecturer for next year. Dr. Kirsopp Lake, at present" Winn Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Harvard University, will follow Dr. Breasted, Dr. Whitehead and M. Paul Hazard in this capacity. Dr. Lake will come to Bryn Mawr early in the second semester and will give public lectures on two subjects: .9/. Paul and the Text of the New Testament. The joint seminary of* the graduate students under Dr. Cad- bury and Dr. Taylor on Contacts of Christianity and Paganism will be taken over for six weeks" by Dr. Lake, whose contribution will cover The Roman Em- pire as seen in the New Testament. Dr. Continued on I'mcr -I 1934, for the first time an organized whole, presented its show. "The Road to Mars." (0 the.Juniors, and revealed the class animal last.Saturday night in (ioodhart Auditorium. The Freshmen are to be congratulated on 'a produc- tion possessing a reasonable minimum of amateur defects, and showing to ad- vantage the varied talents of the class The plot, though original and prom- ising for an "animal show." failed to develop the animal theme. The empha- sis, so predominant in the first act, was completely diverted in the second and became only incidental. The theme of Marsian feminism and the dual love interest, originally subor- dinate, usurped its place. In short, we received the impression that the dark blue grasshopper was only a means to an end. not the end in itself, as tradition has had it. Though unity is not to be expected of a musical comedy, what little there is, is usually provided by the chorus. In this case, the chorus did not fulfill its part, and it was necessary for tin leads to assume full responsibility. Fortunately, as the play was written around them, this was not of over- whelming difficulty. Tlfis should not be construed a- be- littling the histrionic ability of the stars, in particular, Miss Jones, as Reggie Sniythe. a typical I'. G. Wode- house hero. Despite an English ac- cent far from convincing. Miss Jones made the most of a, role which gave full scope to her. undoubted ability to amuse. From her first appearance oh the scene, she is featured, although the context of her dialogue leads one to expert Miss Rightcr. as Jnumic Wynne, to carry the leading part. "It is hard To imagine what Would have been the outcome had Miss Jones not been cast in this rather ambiguous character, whether, had Miss Righter's role.been more amply developed, Miss Junes would still have walked away with the play. W� think that, despite Miss Jones' charm and personality. Miss Righter is "potentially the abher actress. Miss Righter's poise and Stage pres- ence distinguished her, and enhanced an otherwise colorless role. It is re- grettable that her talent should have been wasted in providing a foil to Miss Jones, however ( effective the joint effort. Apart from her acting, she has a remarkably sweet and well-pitched MARY WIGMAN COMING ON FEBRUARY 25 voice, as evidenced by "Once in Far Cathay,'- her duct with Miss Culbert- sou. � -. Miss Culbcrtsoji and Miss Schwab, as Connie Stevenson. Bryn Mawr, '34, and "her clumi," Hcp/ihah Jones, filled rather incidental parts with ease and grace. Miss I'olachek had a surpris- ingly meagre share as president of the class of '34 at Rwaif Xyrb, and, al- though she herself has a true and well- sustained voice, she received no tup- port from cast or chorus. The Freshmeq are fortunate in hav- ing someone who can contribute in three different ways to a musical pro- duction. Miriam Cornish not only performed two particularly good spe- cialty dances, but als.> trained the chorus, and composed a large part of the music. The dancing chorus, which was not especially good, suffered more, we believe, from badly timed entrances than from any fault of her directing. , She provided the only really profes- sional touch in her own dancing which was justly encored. In fact, we won- der that Miss Cornish did not supply the deficiency of the "animal" finale by executing a symbolic dance, to in- troduce the discovery of the grass- hopper. The music was slightly negligible/ possibly because of the tack of an or- chestra (which may also account for the weakness of "the chorus) although Miss Snyder did as much as possible to provide a musical background* from the depths of the pit. It remains only to comment on the scenery and light- ing. By far the most effective staging was in the second scene of the first act, "The Road to afars, Night." The lighting was ambitious, and, on the whole, very successful.; Despite certain obvious imperfec- tions, the Freshmen put on their show with a spirit and verve "which inclines one to the belief that it is the best offering of^its kind of the present col- lege geHwirfion. S. N. Program of Spirituals by Hampton Quartet Negro Songs Are/�xpression of Musical IrfttLiduality in America. AUDIENCE IS PLEASED Once again Bryn Mawr has had the pleasure of hearing the Hampton Quar- tet; on Monday evening they presented four groups of songs among them, as usual, Juba, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, and Water Roy. Although it seems superfluous, we cannot refrain from re- marking that through the effortlessness of crescendo, smoothness of phrase, and fullness ni tune, these singers have com- bined the healthy sentimentality inherent jn the spiritual itself with the restrain^ characteristic of the interpretation of the true art-form. Upon no occasion is the program allowed to become subordinate to the music, despite the temptation offered by such a song as Roil, Jordan, Roll, which deals with death in a naively sentimentalized form. With such singers as these of the Hampton Quartet the ap- peal of the music depends \i\� m natural expressiveness rather than startling effects of interpretation. Juba, of course, being an exception, for its effectiveness depends upon its successful dramatization. And so. the literary value of the spirit- uals is not obscured, and what could be more delightful than Oh. Mary, don't you weep, don't you moan, because Pharaohs army got drowned, or Kzekiel saw the wheel 'way up in the middle of (/(��tinned �� l"n�r 4
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Fall Foliage and Modern Maples
34 comments:
- Tracee said...
Breath taking.
- October 1, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Thimbleanna said...
Beautiful Amy!
- October 1, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- wipgirl said...
Gorgeous photos. I was reading an article last week about how it's been the perfect weather this fall where I live for creating spectacular colour changes - must be the same where you're at too!
The quilt is going to be so lovely too. Those fabrics are to die for, aren't they? - October 1, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- Karen M said...
Beautiful blocks. I love Oakshott. Thanks for sharing.
- October 1, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- Jenny said...
Wow, gorgeous. Reminds me a little of our beautiful Smoky Mountains.
- October 1, 2012 at 4:19 PM
- Marie said...
I can totally understand the need for the petting and ogling - those fabrics are drop dead gorgeous! Some day...
And such a beautiful fall drive!!! - October 1, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- A.J. Dub. (Amy) said...
AW I am so homesick now! We don't get those Fall colors much in SoCal. :) I LOVE Cascade Springs.
Your blocks are looking good. Those shot cottons are beautiful. - October 1, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Joyful said...
Beautiful Fall scenery. Just fantastic. Your quilt is going to be lovely too!
- October 1, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Jenny Wren said...
Fall in PC has had the yellows and reds together this year. Last year the reds were well before the yellows and the colors were best at the end of Oct not the beginning.
Love your choice of fabrics for that block.
- October 1, 2012 at 4:41 PM
- •stephanie• said...
those blocks are just lovely.
and the real fall foliage?
wow. just wow!
fall in utah is amazing.
ask me how bitter i am about living in arizona.
blah. - October 1, 2012 at 4:49 PM
- Jamie Lee said...
Wow, just beautiful blocks!
- October 1, 2012 at 5:05 PM
- felicity said...
Fall is my favourite season if only for those spectacular colours. Thanks for sharing yours - the PNW doesn't "turn" the way other areas do. Loving your modern maples too.
- October 1, 2012 at 5:06 PM
- Karen said...
The fabrics are gorgeous but I really love the colours in your photos. The foliage is stunning. Love to see that one day!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:18 PM
- Kristan said...
Pretty!! I puller out that book and made a maple block today too!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:27 PM
- Gina said...
Your fall photos are awesome & your 'reality' one's too! Love it! That's how my family takes pictures too! The Rubies collection is perfect for the maple leaf design! Love those colors!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- IzzyR said...
Those are beautiful maple leaves , they look like they belong in the canyon !! :)
- October 1, 2012 at 6:39 PM
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
Beautiful pictures!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- Carla said...
Oh the scenery! Gorgeous
- October 1, 2012 at 7:46 PM
- Tyler Foss said...
Those fabrics are amazing and the changing leaves pictures remind me of Southern Ontario.
- October 1, 2012 at 7:55 PM
- prairieharmony said...
Your pictures are just beautiful and the fabrics suit this project perfectly! :)
- October 1, 2012 at 8:37 PM
- Terry@ a quilting blog said...
Beautiful scenery, fabrics and blocks..thanks for sharing!!!
- October 1, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- vintage grey said...
Gorgeous photos, and what a beautiful way to welcome autumn!! I need to get that patchwork book. I have some vintage maple blocks that I haven't decided what to do with them, so this is perfect! Thanks! xo Heather
- October 1, 2012 at 9:41 PM
- Sarah said...
So beautiful - the fabrics, photos, and blocks!!!! Much jealousy coming your way, from hot, sunny, very non-fall feeling Arizona! :)
- October 1, 2012 at 9:48 PM
- Michele said...
Really pretty....both the solids and the photos. Can't wait to see it finished.
- October 2, 2012 at 4:30 AM
- MaureenM said...
So lovely...perfect choice :) I loved the Alpine Loop so much when we visited up there; it seems to change the higher up you go. So much beauty! Thanks for sharing it with us!
- October 2, 2012 at 5:54 AM
- Cindy said...
Kids- I think they are acting normal at that age! haha!! Beautiful pictures- thanks for sharing and I love your blocks!
- October 2, 2012 at 6:37 AM
- mindingmomma said...
the perfect project for those colors
- October 2, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- Nanette Merrill said...
Love your solids. This is going to be a winner. Love the colors.
- October 2, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Wanda said...
Lovely fabrics. The colors are so rich. Knockout scenery. I'm so jealous. Is it normal to be jealous of scenery?!
- October 2, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Esch House Quilts said...
I'm often jealous of scenery so I can't say if it is normal or not, but you aren't alone :)
The scenery shots are breathtaking and the kids, adorable. That pattern with those fabrics will be amazing! - October 2, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Oooh, gorgeous! Hope some of them are still hanging round when we get there! (the leaves that is, not the kids ;o) )
- October 2, 2012 at 5:39 PM
- April said...
Ooh! pretty! I'm excited to see the finished blocks all together. Also, love Alpine loop. Seriously breathtaking.
April - October 3, 2012 at 12:10 AM
- Chris said...
Hi Amy - I've been enjoying your blog for the last month or so. Your photos in this post remind me of the Alpine Loop between Telluride and Ridgeway, Colorado. Are you nearby? I won't stalk you, just glad to know there's another quilter who enjoys these gorgeous mountains!
Chris in Durango - October 3, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
LOVE the Oakshotts. I'm trying to decide what to do with my little stack. They are just simply fabulous! Your pictures and funny (and beautiful) at the same time.
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9 The College News VOL. XXI, No. 10 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1935 lopyrlght BKYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS Varsity Dramatics Is To Be Reorganized Players' Club to Elect Officers of Dratnat Board and Make First Play Choice COLLEGE CHOOSES PLAY (Especially contributed by Mar- garet Kidder, '38.) The Varsity Dramatics board is an- nouncing a change in the organization of dramatics at Bryn Mawr. We should like to form a dramatic society to represent the college. The produc- tions of this society should be, in a general sense, the concern of the col- lege as a whole, not the work of a group of anxious individuals offered to the college for criticism. The mem- bers of this society will necessarily^! only those undergraduates who ta^l an active interest in the many sides of play production. But interested spectators should be able to feel thai the fullest use is being made of the dramatic potentialities of the college. This society shall elect new members from the succeeding classes; and it shall be governed by officers elected by itself and for itself. We hope that the Varsity Players' club, under a new regime, will become such an or- ganization. The present dramatic organiza- tion has always aimed at represent- ing the college; but its organization is rather ambiguous. The requirements for a dramatic society at a college must change as the undergraduate body changes and individuals rise and disappear. The history of dramatics at Bryn Mawr is a singularly varying one. The present organization is; comparatively recent and appears to be a combination of two elements that do not combine. There are two sepa- rate entities, the Varsity Players Club and the Varsity Dramatics, board, which represent two distinct and separate executive forces, a small committee that increases itself by se- lecting new members sparingly from the different classes, and a large soci- ety, of undergraduates interested in Dramatics, with a president elected by themselves. But the members of this society are selected by the Dramatics Board. It is difficult to understand the function of one of these bodies when one considers the existence of the other. The dramatics board is self-perpet- uating, like the editorial boards of the College News and the Lantern. It is not a closed corporation nor one little group of serious thinkers; but the choice of its members is a difficult problem since there are no general try-outs as in the case of the Lantern Continued on Page Three College Calendar Wednesday, January 9. Vocal Recital by Benjamin De Loache. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. Friday, January 11. Mrs. Lil- lian M. Gilbreth on ways and means of getting jobs. 8.00 P. M. Deanery. Sunday, January 13. Sunday Evening* Service conducted by Dr. William Pierson Merrill. Tuesday, January 15. Julien Bryan. Motion pictures on Rus- sia and Siberia. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. " Thursday, January 17. Chris- topher Morley. 4.15' P. M. Deanery. Library Rules Made For Use of Readers ./' N. Y. Bryn Mawr Club Gives Vacation Tea The Park Lane, January 3. The Board of Governors of the Bryn Mawr Club of New York entertained the undergraduates at a tea in honor of the members of the classes of 1933 and 1934. The club rooms were pleas- antly crowded with many undergrad- uates and graduates living or vaca- tioning in New York, who attended. The members of the Board of Gover- nors who gave the tea were as follows: Mrs. Howard T. Oliver, 1916, the President of the Club; ftjrs. Richard N. Pierson, 1923; the Misses Kath- arine Van Bibber, 1924, and Katharine C. Ecob, 1909; Mrs. Albert Clay, 1924; Mrs. Orson L. St. John, 1930; Mrs. Gerald Cutler, 1922; Mrs. John C. Jutting, Jr., 1927; Miss Helen C. Schwarz, 1919; Mrs. Louis J. Darm- stadt, 1927; and the Misses Caroline F. Lexow,-1908, ftndTmogen R. Rich- ards, '.930. Mrs. Henry E. Stehli, 1927. of the _ Membership Committee, assisted those of the Governors who received, while Miss Ella Katherine Berkeley, of the Class of 1933, the Misses Mary Nichols, Barbara Smith, Nancy Stevenson and Marion Hope, of the Class of 1934, and the Misses Diana Morgan and Sarah Flanders, of the Class of 1935, formed the re- ception committees of recent gradu- ates and of present undergraduates. New Rules for Honor Students to Extend Time for Books Instituted . POLICY AGAINST FINES The library has in recen* years tried to make its rules lenient enough to give all of Bryn Mawr full use of its books, with as much convenience to its readers as is possible. At the same time, the librarians have found that to maintain the most efficient and con- venient service it is necessary to en- force th^* rules rigidly. Consequently an -explanation of the library rules and of the policy behind them is nec- essary at intervals. To prevent popular books from be- ing taken out of circulation too much, a student may take only one New Book Room book at a time, and from the regular stacks she may take out two books of general reading and more books if they are needed for a report. Books must be returned at the end of two weeks, and may be renewed for another two weeks only if they are returned on time (i. e., before the re- ceipt of a first notice) and if no one else wishes to use them. If books are not returned on time and a notice has to be sent for their return, they may not be renewed but must be left in the stacks for three days before they may be taken again. If a sec- ond, as well as the first, notice for the return of a book is disregarded, the stack privileges of the student are withdrawn for two weeks. This means that all stack books must be returned and must be used in the Stack Room for that period. These penalties are necessary to prevent undue carelss- ness in the use and return of books and to give all users of the library a �fair chance to use the books. The policy of the library has always been against penalizing late return of books by money fines because of the ex- pense to scholarship students; and the removal of stack privileges was adopted as a fit penalty in that it did not actually deprive the student of the use of books, since she might still use books at the tables provided in the stacks proper. Since the institution of the Hon- ours system, the library has extended its rules so as to permit Honours students to use books over a- longer period of time. Such students are al- lowed to take as many books as is necessary for their .work, not exceed- ing thirty at a time, and to keep them for one semester. When signing the bookcards they must, however, desig- nate that they need the material for Honours. Otherwise, they come un- der the same rules as the other stu- dents. Also, students other than Hon- ours students who are working on long reports may ask for and receive the-"long-time" privilege. Permission has to be given, however, because many books are of a reference type and they should not be kept from gen- eral circulation indefinitely. Hockey Elections Barbara Cary, '36, and Sylvia Evans, '37, have been elected Captain and Manager respect- ively of the hockey team for 1935. Mr. Julien Bryan Will Show Russian Movies Marriage and Divorce Courts, Homes, Prisons, Theatres, Aviation Pictured SIBERIA IS FEATURED Julien Bryan, photographer and lecturer on Russia, is coming to talk and show motion pictures under the sponsorship of the Bryn Mawr Com- munity Center in Goodhart, Tuesday evening, January 15. The picture which he is going to show, Russia and Siberia, is the sequel to Russia As 11 Was; Russia As. It Is. Mr. Bryan is just returned with this amazing new record of Russian lifejfrom a four-months' trip, his fifth visit to the Soviet Union. He spent the first two months of last summer photographing in and around Moscow, Leningrad, ancient Novgorod and along the Volga. Finally, leaving these better known parts of Russia he went to Karelia to see the White Sea-Baltic Canal, scene of Madame Tchernavin's Escape from the Soviets, and 4,000 miles to eastern Siberia to Buryat, Mongolia. After a stop at Irkutsk, the well-known stopping point of round-the-world flyers, Mr. Bryan chartered a small fishing boat for a two weeks' trip to the fishing collec- tives of beautiful Lake Baikal, a journey that nearly ended in tragedy during a severe storm such as is fre- quently encountered on the lake, one of the most dangerous lakes and one of the largest inland bodies of water in the world. From there he contin- ued with much difficulty over the steppes and through the swamps to the northern Reindeer country of the primitive Tuturi Tungus, a Mongol- ian tribe that migrated into north- ern Siberia from Manchuria a thou- sand years ago and now lives there in a primitive and semi-nomad state. The movies he is planning to show include pictures of homes, hospitals, baby clinics, marriage and divorce courts, actual trials in the people's courts, Ambassador Bullitt and the Embassy, Czarist prisons in Siberia, Soviet aviation, Maxim Gorky, Nov- gorod and its churches, Soviet sur- gery, the new experimental theatres where actors mingle with the audience, the remarkable children's theatres, Lama temples and strange religious Continued on Page Four College Calamities The yawning trench in front of the Library which startled the eyes of returning students is the result of a college calamity. Last Friday a steam pipe burst and repairs were under- taken at once in order to insure heat for the halls. The men worked night and day, so that the repairs are now nearly completed. Mr. Dougherty, the college superintendent, fell into the hole while supervising the work and was painfully injured. The unusually dull lighting in the halls which met us on Sunday night was the result of a grounded electric cable. The college was forced to rely on reserve supplies of electricity and fearing that the reserves might run out "candles were supplies to light us to bed. This precaution, however, proved unnecessary. Oxford Bows to Girls e American Rhodes scholar. *"- Larson, from South Dakota, :ed a century-old Oxford Uni- versity tradition recently, when he forced the famous Union debating so- ciety to open its rooms to women stu- dents for the first time in its history. At the same time, Oxford men m*.ut it plain that their interest in co-eds was purely financial. Larson, as treasurer of the Union, persuaded its 800 members to let girls buy breakfasts and afternoon teas in the club's halls, because their shil- lings are needed to help finance a pro- posed $7,500 dining room. His pro- posal was accepted only after the American had promised that women "will never be allowed to roam all over the place" and that a special entrance would be provided for the feminine invaders. J < Engagements and Marriages The Christmas vacation seems to have been most prolific in producing engagements, not to mention a mar- riage. Louise McCormick, '34, was married to Montgomery Orr at a small wedding in Chicago on January 4. Elizabeth Eaton, '35, has announc- ed her engagement to Lyman Butter- field. Eleanor Cheney, '35, has an- nounced her engagement to Robert Graves. Katherine Gribbel, '34, has announced her engagement to Ray- mond Carter,, and Leidy B. Saul, a former member of the class of *35 and now a Senior at Radcliffe, has an- nounced her engagement to Frederick Vandenberg. Katherine Pier, '33, has announced her engagement to Fred- erick Farwell. Investigation Shows We Are Jazz-Hounds Merion Has Largest Collection With Rockefeller Second in Song Hits PEM PREFERS CLASSICS Hats off to Merion for the largest and most varied collection of Jazz hits,�some, we must confess, in a sad state of disrepair. We would place Rock second, since it has a cou- ple of drawers of discarded favorites, besides the more recent songs. Den- bigh, though equipped with a smaller collection, is reasonably up-to-date. For classical music, however, we must go to the Pembrokes, East especial- ly, where several students have pri- vate collections of the great compos- ers. Wagner and Tschaikowsky are well represented, we found, while some students enjoy German songs and yodelling in their lighter mo- ments. The ideal Bryn Mawr Jazz-lover, as Plato might say, goes in for astrono- my. Almost anywhere one may hear the wheezy hall victrola, generally greatly in need of a new n^edlf", croon- ing Stars Fell on Alabama, I Saw Stars or Stardust. In most o� the halls we also frequently hear Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Love in Bloom. Much to our surprise we found that the hall traditions in victrola playing vary considerably. All the halls ex- cept Pern West have an officially pub- lic vie, but not all have public collec- tions of records. The latter is not such a bad idea we think, as we re- flect on some of the distinctly obnox- ious nieces hanging on in the more economical halls. An inspection of the record depositories in the halls which have them reveals that Pu-hvzi Mr. Hemingway was once a univer- sal favorite. At least two of the halls own such out-dated numbers as Kan- sas City Kitty and Seven Years With the Wrong Woman, besides newer se- lections like Here Comes the British Continued on Page Three Ossinsky Describes Planning in U.S.S.R. Statistics from Industry Are Correlated to Form Basis of Yearly Plans LIT NG STANDARD RISES Deanery, January 7, 1935. Before a large and interested gath- ering, Mr. V. Valery Ossinsky de- scribed How Plans Are Made in Sov- iet Russia. Mr. Ossinsky is director of the National Bureau of Economic Accounting which forms one of the two main divisions of the central plan- ning body, the Gosplan. In order to discuss planning as it is done in Russia, something must be said of the social background of plan- ning. The most imperative need in Russia has always been the necessity for a rapid advance in industrial pro- duction. The first step in this direc- tion is the socialization of all means of transportation, production and dis- tribution. The second is a central- ized control of planning under a spe- cial commissariat for each 'economic group, leading up to a central plan- ning body. The third requirement is the abolition of classes and social di- visions of labor. An important corol- lary of this is the raising of the standard of living of the wage earn- ers. Planning cannot be either accurate or useful unless there is a correct sta- tistical estimate of the state of the country preceding the' plan, and these figures must form the basis of com- parison for future progress. In Rus- sia there is a special department which collects and edits these statis- tics, directly connected with the Gos- plan. Each economic unit has to send statistical reports to this department on specific dates in the year. The re- ports go to the commissariat for each industrial group. The commissariats send summaries of these reports to the Central Bureau, which edits them. The Gosplan also analyzes the signifi- cance of the statistics and makes them the basis of future plans. In this way the second Five Year plan came into being. After correlating the statistics, the Gosplan gives them to the Central Po- litical Bureau, which defines the limit figures of the future period. This must be done as concisely and accu- rately as possible, and the statistics are then re-expressed to dramatize the aims and purposes of the plan. The foundation of the first plan was the building up of a sound basis for the social economy. The most im- portant method of achieving this was the stimulation of production in the heavy industries, or the so-called Group A. The second plan aims at a completed social economy and stresses particularly the greater de- Contlnued on Page Four All We Know Is That the Papers Say We "Barked" Alarm at Our "Peeping Tom" There seems to be no getting away from the old proverb to the effect that it's a wise event that knows its own write-up. Once again its truth ha� been proved, and that on the Bryn Mawr campus. ^ The night bJtore Christm&S vaca- tion at about the hour of midnight, a student was packing in anticipa- tion of the morrow, her mind flitting giddily over the high spots to come. Suddenly her train of thought was rudely arrested by a cu'riQyafcscraping sound outride her* window. She tore oimrghtway to the smoking room and eventually, after several unsuccessful attempts, and one solitary return, per- suaded the students there to return with her. They all saw a shadow behind the curtain; gettinc lotre* they counted ten an�# pulled the curtain ba you pretty creatur upon thewindo casually abouj| man, surveyii The warder man called, but firmly rei they departed in the general direction of the jail. Shortly thereafter, the watchman phoned to say that the man had escaped, bio one went to bed un- til the wardeA^id tf^jjajhonod and '^)een, tt�ld that the man was "Hriiiij clasped again in the bosom of the law. It is with much amazement that we read in the newspapers that the prowler had been observed for more thin a month, looking in windows and climbing campus trees. With even more astonishment, we learn that "ten college watchmen tried to capture the intruder," and that "dogs, the pets of students, barked an alarm." Now we don't know what to think. We're worried about the increase in the number of watchmen: it is a bitter iliyate window- bjMiurt, /
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65 g / 2.3 oz
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Streamlined wool/acrylic beanie with reversible construction featuring an Arc'teryx graphic on one side, a solid color on the other. The blended material combines warmth, comfort and durability. Six dart construction creates a secure, comfortable fit. This is a warm, versatile hat for winter mountain sports.
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Technical Features
- Breathable
- Lightly insulated
Accessory Features
- Oversized 'slouch' style
- Six dart construction
- Reversible
- Roll up brim
- Wool/Acrylic blend
- Hand wash.
- Do not dry clean.
- Hang to dry.
- Do not use a top loading washing machine.
- Do not iron.
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