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L- �^r C\ News VOL. XIV. No. 16 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1928 PRICE." 10 CENTS* The First Robin Mayh came in, not like a lion or a lamb, but like a sheep in ' w�lf's clothing. Nevertheless the mild face of spring appeared be- Rind the wolfish frown: The first robin was actually seen on the campus last Friday, chirruping feebly, with his red waistcoat but- toned up to his chin. LEAVE PROBLEMS TO WH40F GOD Relations With Parents and Friends Solved by Relaxation. # DR. HART IN CHAPEL "What power has religion to solve the problems of life?1' asked Dr. Uart in chapel on Sunday evening. 'There are four problems which are typical of those which present themselves to us during our college careers. The- first is the case of the college student who is absorbed in an ambition to study medicine. Her parents, with some sacri- fice, have given her the advantage of a thorough education�an exclusive pre- partory school and then college. The student returns home and meets decided resistance from her family, She finds berself bound by duty to give up this vivid, vital ambition and remain with her family. She has a problem to solve. Secondly, there is the case of the girl who finds her relations with men very perplexing. When actually in their com- pany she feels ill at ease and embar- rassed; she finds nothing to say and is unhappy because she feels that she was not born with the knack of being witty CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 . -v^y.�*.'V- *>** . .-, . Christianity Was Topic at Gettysburg Conference (Specially contributed by E. Baxter, 'jo.)f Last Friday six of us started out for the conference which was held at Gettys- burg, under the auspices of the Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. and the Student Volunteers, for the colleges in this region. This year it was especially interesting as it followed up the Detroit conference held at Christ- mas. The subject was "The challenges in- volved in the spread of Christianity." The � conference was carried on by general lec- tures and group discussions of the vari- ous aspects of the question. The dis- cussions fell into two main groups�the appreciation of other religions and cul- tures, and the translation 'of international mindedness into individual living. Each 1 of these discussions proved very interest- ing because of the able leaders and be- cause fit the variety of attitudes ex- pressed. Some of the subjects discussed were: . "Are the basic principles of all religions alike?" "What is unique about Chris- tianity?" "Should we take the good of other religions and add it to Chris- tianity?" "Do we want missionaries from other races and religions?" The con- clusion reached was that the finest things of other religions can be found "in Chris- tianity as taught by Christ, if not in present-day doctrines, and that, far from .contradicting other religions, Christianity rather fulfills them. The other main theme related-prin- cipally to the value of western civiliza- tion, and especially of American ideals, and the extent to which we can make our civilization as a whole, and our own ac- tions conform to the highest ideals. Racial antipathy, narrow nationalism, in- dustrial autocracy, undemocratic govern- ment and imperial foreign policy were discussed. While everyone agreed on the need of changing these things, many people seemed to fear the influence of foreign idea?. The chief suggestions �gre to think about these matters more, to read, and to get the point of view of CONTINUED ON PAGE S For STCA passage see Silvine Slingluff, 48 Pembroke West, or the STCA. 24 State Street, New York City, NOWN-Advt *" Thrills and Defeat Found * in 2d Team Basketball Nip and Tuck: those two good old birds made a morning ot it on Saturday. Second Varsity played Roscmont College in a game replete with thrills and heart throbs. Rosemont finally won, 27-26, but we nearly fell from the balcony in our excitement during the last few hectic mo- ments.'^v^ �Not-that it was a good game; it was just exciting. Our team,, as a team, was* even poorer than second varsities have a habit of being. It lacked all sense of teamwork and could not even hide behind the boas] of uncoagulated individual bril- liance. The only individual brilliance was displayed by Sappington who made rather a sparkling first appearance. She was the only person on.the team who seemed to have any basketball sense, and she had an easy and satisfying affinity with the basket. Unfortunately for us sb; did not get her hands on the ball often enough. The centers Swan, although most divinely tall, does not seem to be divinely endowed with the qualities that ;make a good side- center; and Dean to be any good at all needs fast and skillful co-operation. As for the guards: Thompson reminds us irresistibly of a stately Spanish galleon in action (but jieed. we recall the fate of the Armada?); Totten on the other hand was quite fast but never knew the location either of the ball or of the person she Was guarding; Hruere, who succeeded her, was much better,, even though not playing in her regular posi- tion Boyd, not up to her usual form, was at forward for the first half. Hilda Thomas, taking her place in the second half, played a good g^mc and had ex- cellent teamwork with Sappington. Their combined play at forward was the only highlight of the game, and the score MUKERJI CALLS INDIA HOME OF MEDITATION AND PIETY An Invitation The Bryn Mawr Art Club in- vites you to visit its studio from 10 to 1 o'clock on Saturday mom- irfg. March 10, on the third floor of Tavlor Hall. Bloodless Revolution . Will Make India Free "Within a year the cyis of the, world will be focussed on India," predicted Dhan Gopal Muskerji when he was inter- viewed by a member of the News staff. Already, under the influence of Gandhi. changes have taken place in the social world; very soon, the caste system will be blown to bits. In the political world. a bloodless revolution, passive resistance, No Co-operation. . _-,\LiH drive out England. All this great rs were excessively ineffectual. . , " , ',.*.'" ?" ' movement is^ founded on religion. Every CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Is Social Work Worthy? Passing Modes Conference Will Decide '27 Leaves Few H�rir*<r�s *n *hiy, J,ph;>*}^^p,li,ade,pWa Conference great movement in history is carried by religious fervor at the beginning, but that dies out�posterity will have none of it. Gandhi's own religion looks more to the physical world than to an after-life'; he is interested in an "experimentation of human relationships." Art and literature have already suffered under this movement. Cubist painting is no new thing in India, and the manner oi writing has changed. No longer do they write of the vast conceptions of human and divine nature, but of the pttty problems of individuals. Literature has become introspective and is not good. Mr. Mukerji felt that this type of work would not last, as it is not universal in its application. "It is no good howling about happiness," he said. "The happiest CONTINUED ON PAGH. 6 West Must Learn Syntheses of Being and Doing From Gandhi MAYO'S BOOK DYING Fickle Collegian. The hour-glass has been turned over, and a new year is already slipping slowly away. It is now 1928 (and doesn't it sound funny- and ultra-modern?); 1927 has passed from our horizon forever, but it has left us several heritages with which to start the new year. Snooping about the campus we find that the first of January does not strip the undergrad- uates bare of all follies and foibles, hates and passions. No, the college seems still to be in its late 1927 state. These modes and manners are of the most temporary and ephemeral sort. They may change overnight, they may stay in vogue for months, but while they last their power is supreme. It is too early yet to divine the coming fashions. All we cafh do is to note the heritages with which/we start the new year, the passing modes of 1927: Berets have passed from popularity and baitftanas or frankly bare heads have taken their place. A few of these brightly colored round caps with their invigorat- ing top-knots still survive but the over- whelming vogue of last year is in absen- tia. (This raises the question as to what has. become of. the discarded berets. They do" not seem to have the practical, uses of ex-German helmets. They could be used as hot-water bottle cover- ings on a pinch, or perhaps as winter wraps for transplanted ostrich eggs. Probably they have been given to the Sal- vation Army and will soon appear on all the poverty-stricken streetsweepers and window-washers in the city. Personally we think that butchers might wear them in winter instead of their everlasting dirty straw hats.) Sciences are going out and history of CONTINUED ON PAQB 8 Still Striving As a result of the first week of the try- outs for the Editorial Board of the Col- lege News the following people are still in the running: E. Lewis, '31; V. Hobart, �31; V. F. Shyrock, '31; E. G. Zalesky, �30; R, Hollander. "31, and B. Faust, *31. Going to Europe? Start now by booking an STCA passage.�Advt. on Social Work will be held at the Ben- jamin Franklin Hotel, Ninth and Chest- nut streets, on Thursday and Friday. .March eighth and ninth. The Conference this year will be of particular interest to Bryn Mawr students in view of the fact that the program for one afternoon, the afternoon of the ninth, will be de- voted to a lecture and discussion ar- ranged by a group of college undergrad- uates for college students. The speaker will be Dr. Hornell Hart, of Bryn Mawr. and his subject, "Can Social Work Create a New Social Order?" The lecture itself begins at four o'clock, and will be followed by an Open Forum led by Ken- neth L. M. Pray, Director of the Penn- sylvania School of Social and Health Work. This hour of discussion will give an opportunity fpr students to question those actively engaged in social* work- as to the larger significance of that work. The college student can often hear lec- tures on the details of social work jn particular fields, but it is very rare that a group of sociologists and social work- ers offer to discuss the probable effects of social work on society as a whole, both now, and in the future: to give their opinions, for example, on the degree to which social work actually prevents the multiplication of the unfit; whether there is any longer any practical distinction between the treatment of the "deserving" and the "undeserving" poor, and if so, what; what is, and what can be the atti- tude of the college student toward social work, etc.? The discussion will cover a range of topics wide enough to inter- est even those who are not sociology students, and it is hoped that many whose interests are not strictly sociological will attend and enter into the discussion. Ab- stracts of Dr. Hart's speech may be obtained from V. Fain, '29, Pembroke West, so that those who wish may con- sider the subject in advance. At 6.30 there will be,a buffet supper at which Dr. Marion Kenworthy. Psychiatrist, of the Institute of Child Guidance, will speak. '�'Kipling and not Kathcrine Mayo gives the fairer picture of India," said Mr. Dhan Gopal Mukerji in his address in chapel on Saturday, March 3. �Mr. Mukerji spoke very briefly about Mother India. For a long while he re- fused to read the book, but then he was told that as a speaker about India he must know it. It has had a distinct in- fluence in both Kngland aiuUAmeriea. In England, it has been one of the causes of the conservatism of the committee sent to discover if India is fit for self- government; in America it has* made everybody feel that even if it is only 5 per cent, true, he must go and clean up India. But India is not cleanable in that way; the Westerner who judges it from the market place he sees is as unfair as the Indian who judges America from the movies, or from the average American novel. To understand India, one must understand India's religion. ideals, morals. Caste System Has Endured. ! "I should rather talk about India it- self," said Mr. Mukerji. "I .often hear expressions of wonjler that the caste system has endured so long. The rea- son is that the Brahmins, the teachers and highest caste of India, are the poor- est class; no Brahmin is ever rich, except in the South of- India where the greatest trouble lies. Hugh Black The Christian Association has been fortunate in securing Dt\ Iiugh Black, who is well remem- bered from last year, for the Sun- day evening service of March 11. Only the unexpected cancellation of-another engagement has enabled Dr. Black to come again this year. NEW PLAN MADE FOR MAJOR FRENCH University of Paris Offers Work Adapted to ericans. WILL HOMES The ^iew possibilities for study in Prance during the Junior year of col- lege work that are now open to Bryn Mawr were explained by Miss Schenck . aaJWcdnesday,. February 29. "The college has always allowed an undergraduate to take one-half of her course elsewhere if she can be examined on it profitably on her return. Many students have wanted to go to Paris, but this has never been possible before. The courses at the Sorbonne are different from ours here; the student does not get a chanee to meet the professor, he does not know where to find his sup- plementary reading, and. he is puzzfed by French methods of work. "Now a plan has been evolved where- by an American student can take his Junior year's work at the University of Paris. Professor Kirkbride of the Uni� versity of Delaware' has worked up the system which is called 'the Delaware plan for foreign study,' and it has been opened to students of other colleges, on the condition that they choose students CONTINUED ******** ^*4-�S" ,he,"Tr t,hird'�f '? "laSS- Brytt �Ml -will let the-French Department recommend the suuleute �*'"� win mn,t, profit, selecting those with the capacity and will to work. Mediaeval Women Tout to Lecture on Important Aspect of His Specialty. Mediaeval Women. will be the subject of the lecture which Dr. Thomas Fred- erick Tout, professor of history at Man- chester University in England, will de- liver here this Saturday evening, March 10. Professor Tout probably knows more alx)ut early English History than any man in England at the present time. His specialty is the history of govern- mental institutions, to which field he has made some important contributions,' be- sides having developed at Manchester the best school of mediaeval institutions in existence. His latest and most hnportam book, which went to print just at the time Professor Tout left England, is a four-volume work on governmental in- stitutions in mediaeval England, which develops the idea of the control of gov- ernment by the King, acting through the wardrobe. He has also published a book on the past and present relations of France and England, and many other his- torical subjects. As a lecturer Professor Tout is known in this country especially through the series of lectures which he delivered at Cornell. His popularity rests not only on his scholarship but also on his power of witty and picturesque expression. His appearance here will worthily continue the series of remarkably interesting lec- tures which the college has enjoyed in the last few weeks. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 i STCA�weekly sailings to Europe on the steamers of the Holland-Amer- ica Line�STCA�Advt. Calendar Friday. March 9�Social service con- ference at Benjamin Franklin Hotel. Saturday, March 10�Varsity basketball at 10 A. If. Professor T. F. Tout will speak on "Mediaeval Women", at 8.15 in Taylor Hall. Sunday. March 11�Dr. Hugh Black will conduct chapel at 7.30 P. M. Friday, March 16�Morning chapel. Announcement of academic honors. 8.30 P. M.�Fellowship Skit. Two thousand college people can't be wrong; they have already booked STCA passage for the coming sum- mer.�Advt. Group Being Formed to Study in Geneva Mrs. Elbert F. Baldwin offers unusual opportunities to those wishing to spend the summer in Geneva. For the past four years she has organized a represen- tative group of twenty-five girls selected from American colleges. One of the many charms of the system is that the housing and chaperoning problems are cared for automatically by Mrs. Bald- win. Besides the "lectures at the Zira- mern School and the summer school of. the University of Geneva, members of the group have the opportunity to attend a series of lectures, followed by general discussion, especially arranged by Mrs. Baldwin. The speakers include such personages as Dame Crowdy and Mr. Howard Huston and the subjects deal with various aspects of political, eco- nomic, historical and international ques- tions. That Mrs. Baldwin is eminently qualified for the organization of such a group is shown by her long residence abroad and her years of direct-contact with the actual work of the Ueague. The program includes an optional week in Paris and as, many excursions in the vicinity of Geneva as the individual may desire. Mrs. Baldwin will also make all requisite arrangements for attending the annual international conference of the C. I. E. The sailing is scheduled for June twenty-third in third class on the Majestic, returning on September fifth on the same boat. All of this (including laundry, possible excursions, etc.) is offered for six hundred dollars. There are two places still vacant and Mrs. Bald- win is most anxious that Bryn Mawr be represented, for the probable benefit both to her group and to the college. �(For further information see C. Crosby, 34-38 Pembroke west, or write Mrs. Moorehead. Foreign Policy Association. 14- East Forty-first street. New York City.) You'll find all your friends on an STCA sailing.�Advt. ^V i
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO. -- The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is seeking comments on a draft Total Maximum Daily Load, or TMDL, document describing pollutant reductions needed to improve water quality in the Buffalo Ditch study area. Buffalo Ditch is located near Kennett in Dunklin County.
The Department determined Buffalo Ditch is impaired due to low dissolved oxygen and does not meet water quality standards. The Department included Buffalo Ditch on Missouri's 2004/2006 303(d) List of impaired waters. The federal Clean Water Act requires the Department to develop TMDLs for those water segments included on final 303(d) lists. A TMDL is a study of the impaired water that establishes the maximum amount of a pollutant the water can absorb before its quality is affected.
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While UK pop group The Wanted have had a hugely successful year, breaking the lucrative US market and supporting Justin Bieber on tour, Siva Kaneswaran admitted when they started out, the group struggled to make ends meet. He told the Sunday World newspaper "I'm not gonna lie, we are quite comfortable now. But it was never about the money. In the beginning, we spent 18 months doing school and club gigs with nothing coming in. We were all in the red before our big break. Now we can focus on what's really important in life, the music and taking care of family."
While the band are looking forward to a busy 2013 with the release of a new album, Siva is looking forward to spending the holiday season with family, saying "There are some pubs in Dublin where I like to sit in a corner and enjoy a drink. And I have a couple of country pubs in Longford and Cavan where I go. They have massive big fires and nobody really knows me there, it's brilliant."
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Beriberi is a disease in which the body does not have enough thiamine (vitamin B1).
Thiamine deficiency; Vitamin B1 deficiency
There are two major types of beriberi:
Beriberi is rare in the United States because most foods are now vitamin enriched. If you eat a normal, healthy diet, you should get enough thiamine. Today, beriberi occurs mostly in patients who abuse alcohol. Drinking heavily can lead to poor nutrition, and excess alcohol makes it harder for the body to absorb and store thiamine.
A rare condition known as genetic beriberi is inherited (passed down through families). People with genetic beriberi lose the ability to absorb thiamine from foods. This can happen slowly over time and symptoms occur when the person is an adult. However, because doctors may not consider beriberi in nonalcoholics, this diagnosis is often missed.
Beriberi can occur in breast-fed infants when the mother's body is lacking in thiamine. The condition can also affect infants who are fed unusual formulas that don't have enough thiamine.
Getting dialysis and taking high doses of diuretics raise your risk of beriberi.
Symptoms of dry beriberi include:
Symptoms of wet beriberi include:
A physical examination may show signs of congestive heart failure , including:
A person with late-stage beriberi may be confused or have memory loss and delusions. The person may be less able to sense vibrations.
A neurological exam may show signs of:
The following tests may be done:
The goal of treatment is to replace the thiamine your body is lacking. This is done with thiamine supplements. Thiamine supplements are given through a shot (injection) or taken by mouth.
Other types of vitamins may also be recommended.
Blood tests may be done after you are given thiamine supplements to see how well you are responding to the medicine.
Untreated, beriberi is often deadly. With treatment, symptoms usually improve quickly.
Heart damage is usually reversible, and a full recovery is expected. However, if acute heart failure has already occurred, the outlook is poor.
Nervous system damage is also reversible, if caught early. If it is not caught early, some symptoms (such as memory loss) may remain even with treatment.
If a patient with Wernicke's encephalopathy receives thiamine replacement, language problems, unusual eye movements, and walking difficulties may go away. However, Korsakoff syndrome (or Korsakoff psychosis) tends to develop as Wernicke's symptoms go away.
Beriberi is extremely rare in the United States. However, if you feel your family's diet is inadequate or poorly balanced, and you or your children have any symptoms of beriberi, call your health care provider.
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Koppel BS. Nutrition and alcohol-related neurologic disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 425.
Sachdev HPS, Shah D. Vitamin B complex deficiency and excess. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap46.
So YT, Simon RP. Deficiency diseases of the nervous system. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 57.
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quote:Weekend OBP Leaders 1. Sciambra (9-12), .750 2. Jones (7-11), .636
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quote:Was this the problem last year as well?
quote:Sciambra was money that first game. He essentially saved a magnificent outing by Nola. Looks like a great choice for leadoff.
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quote:whats the deal with basketball starting game threads 2 days early and getting a sticky yet baseball gets the hammer?
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quote:I wonder if those crooked bastards will put a stipulation in this bill like obamacare where they will exempt themselves?
quote:To maintain this savings incentive the government "spends" $100 billion a year in the form of tax breaks to those who stash money in these kinds of accounts
quote:It looked at data from Denmark, where the pension system is similar to that in the U.S., and found that every dollar that government spent on tax breaks increased total savings by about one penny. ==================================== Anyone care to point out the PAINFULLY obvious flaw with this "conclusion"?
quote:Do you actually think their salary can presently be put into a 401K?
quote:With a combined $10 trillion sitting in IRAs and 401(k) plans, retirement accounts make a juicy target. Some of this money has never been taxed, and under current law never will be.
quote:Retirement and real estate are often the only places where middle class people accumulate any wealth.
quote:If those frick faces start taxing that shit, I want the ability to withdraw penalty free
quote: Just pay a percentage and be done with all the unfair treatment
quote:They need to see what it feels like to have money taken out of their pockets.
quote:I generally stop listenting when someone asks the question, "How are we going to pay for the tax cuts?"
quote:That is one way to pay for the cut. read your post wrong WT.
quote: Some of this money has never been taxed, and under current law never will be.
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The Noble cheer team: Emily Adamczyk, Madison Aleva, Allyson Aubin, Ashley Cappuccilli, Becca Connelly, Tessa Crovetti, Jaysie DeWolf, Taylor Dupont, Kim Donoghue, Miranda Gerard, Michelle Hamme, Jillian Hodsdon, Tristyn Joffe, Marisa Morrill, Maeghan Murphy, Mickayla Quimby, Colleen Sheedy, Kaylin Thomson, MacKenzie Waterman and Julie Young. The Noble Cheer team captain is Tessa Crovetti; the Noble Cheer coach is Shannon Davis. (Courtesy photo)
NORTH BERWICK, Maine — Noble Knights High School Cheering, Noble Middle School Cheering and Noble Youth Cheering are coming together for their first "Knight With The Stars" on Sunday, Feb. 3 at Noble High School in North Berwick. Family, moms, dads, brothers, sisters,grandparents, aunts and uncles and friends are invited to come and watch their favorite cheerleader perform. About 116 cheerleaders from 4 years old to 17 years old will be performing . Noble High School Varsity Cheerleaders just recently took 3rd place at Regionals and will be moving on to States in Bangor on Feb. 9. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for those 12 and under, under 3, free. We will be selling have snacks (baked goods), water, tee shirts, videos, 50/50, flowers and candy (for cheer grams).. Doors will open at 10 am and we hope to start at 10:30. We are hoping to wrap everything up by noon.


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Well today I decided, as a light-hearted post of humor, to post this:
With the caption:
John Greenewald, Jr. wrote:Anyone else think something stinks in Washington right now? Just sayin'.
Now, although many people saw the humor, and laughed, and posted some really off color jokes in response, a few were outraged. Even before the negative responses, I posted a compliment to the President in the SAME thread:
John Greenewald, Jr. wrote:If anyone wants to see the raw video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... mJ0Eei8kcU Despite my sarcasm, with all due respect to the President, of course, he has style and doesn't get affected by the li'l pest.
Here is one response:
Perry Cavitt wrote:Wow, I just recently "liked"your page here on Facebook, and over the years I have checked in on your website from time to time. I find the subject matter very interesting... That said, I think everyone has the right to their opinion but I really think your picture and comment are way out of line. While I agree that "something stinks" in Washington your "fly"has landed on the wrong source of the "stink". If your picture was meant to offend, good job sir mission accomplished, you must feel so proud...and what a great roll model. But, like I said, "Everyone has a right to their opinion. So, here's mine...I will remove my "like"of your page and I will NEVER take another look at your online site.
Then, this person blocked and banned me.
Then, there is this one:
Jonathan Jensen wrote:Flys symbolize something is garbage, and this is why I too agree the humor of this post is in extremely bad taste.
Anyone else feel that the left is FAR TOO SENSITIVE about jokes on the President, and yet, probably those same people have every Bush joke memorized, and love to label Republicans as evil, war mongering, trash?
I'd love some feedback. Was I really out of line? I mean, I see stuff on my feeds every day bashing republicans, Romney (yes, still), booing Paul Ryan at the inauguration, and so much more. This has to stop. So many in the states are incredibly one-sided, biased, and downright hypocritical.


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quote:What's ND excuse for not winning a NC in the last 30+years?
quote:we weren't fortunate enough to land a "Nick Saban" for 5 years and then bolt on us for better opportunities. Saban built LSU, then Les Miles basically won the lottery by walking into an already established program. Miles won a fluke championship in a 2-loss season because of Saban's program. Miles is/was basically a trust fund baby living off of Saban's success. you will never see another championship at LSU until Miles is out of the picture. Notre Dame on the other hand is up and coming and more powerful than ever right now.
quote:Can't do anything but laugh at this clown.
quote:You see whats happening to #1 Kansas St. with Baylor. The same faith awaits for Notre Dame next week.
quote:We are number 1 in the nation baby
quote:the Irish are the best and most complete team in the country right now. haters gonna hate, but the Irish are legit.
quote:Bama and their SEC schedule is overrated and over hyped by people around here
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#4301 Tue 06 Nov 12 3:37pm
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Hello! wow what a great forum, I've just started a new job at Roaming Roosters which is a farm shop that also sell online, they are specialists in sustainability and rare breed meats and I wanted to learn more about food in general so here I am! My name is Ash and I can help you find cuts of meat and offal too if you ever need anything. Hope this is the first of many posts :-)
#4302 Tue 06 Nov 12 11:03pm
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Welcome Ash!
#4303 Fri 16 Nov 12 11:13am
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Hi Jamie and everyone else on here,
Just thought I'd share with you the impact your latest cooking series has had on my husband. He is a 46 year old, bald, bourbon drinking harley davidson riding bloke, who has never cooked anything, or even looked like cooking anything, that was my job!. Despite living on a small farm, where we grow at lot of our own food in Tasmania, he has never shown any interest, as long as there was a steak on the plate he was happy.
Lately I've been working late and have come home to find him watching your show, after which he dispenses useful advice he has learned in order to improve my cooking techniques. (Thanks for that Mr O).
This week I came home to dinner!
He hasn't actually followed a recipe yet, but has been inspired by you. You have achieved what his mother couldn't, and I have been unable to in 10 years of marriage.
Thankyou thankyou thankyou thankyou thankyou!
#4304 Tue 27 Nov 12 2:31pm
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Thanks for the welcome! Its nice when people respond
#4305 Wed 05 Dec 12 9:05pm
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Hi Jamie,
Thanks to you, for making so good receipes !!! I'm a huge fan of you and your cooking style and I hope I'll have the pleasure to come to London to follow one of your cooking lessons and eat at the Fifteen's.
I recently tried some receipes from "30 minutes meals" and also "Jamie's Great Britain" books and loved them so much.
Merry Christmas in advance and Happy Holidays,
Miss Twain
#4306 Sun 09 Dec 12 11:53pm
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Hi all. Just joined and impressed at the lovely recipes that people are sharing. Going to try and get the early man that is my hubby to try some. He never cooks unless it is from a Jamie book ( said he can only cook Jamie as he is the only one that makes sense) so will be pretending some of these are Jamies if you don't all mind. Can't wait to see what people have been making from christmas as running out of new ideas.
#4307 Mon 10 Dec 12 1:20am
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Hi Everyone!
I joined in '07 but have been off for a while.
Just wanted to say I'm glad to be back!
#4308 Mon 10 Dec 12 2:01am
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Hi everyone
Just thought I would introduce myself as I'm just new here, I'm not one for huge introductions so I'll keep it pretty short and sweet. I'm from New Zealand and have recently turned seventeen, I cook as a hobby and am going into my last school year in 2013. I most likely won't pursue cooking as a career it's just something I love to do in my spare time, if I'm not cooking you'll usually find me on a computer, as that's my other passion.
Anyway good to meet you all
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to all the new members. hope you have fun
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
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Hi everyone, I turned 50 today and wanted to join others who've found a new lease of life by finding new and better ways to look after their bodies and diet. And where better...


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1 Such a Simple MistakeANTMAN1971 | 09/06/2010 | See all ANTMAN1971's reviews (2)I played this game for a good few hours (well you have to considerating the load time of anything) and just couldn't get used to the button control layout, so I thought I'd change it, but you can't. Why can't I decide with button layout I'm more comfortable with. Why do game designers do this to us gamers? it's their way or the highway. So for these reasons I traded mine in.
5 A fun addictive RacerCruise81 | 21/05/2010 | See all Cruise81's reviews (16)Why do we continually get reviews from people who have played the beta and/or demo, review the finished product it's not difficult, Rant overPicked up my copy yesterday, and have to say its a gem of a little game. There has been a distinct lack of quality racers before now on the PS3, but this one ticks all of the right boxes. It's fun and most importantly addictive, tracks can take a little while to load and the driving mechanics aren't really that much different to a certain other kart game but in soo many other ways it innovates. The single player mode is pretty straight forward, but a nice touch is learning about your rivals personalities, just adds a little something.Where this game comes alive tho is the modding. Creating a track is soo simple (you just drive a tarmac laying truck around to the shape you wish to create) but is arguably the funnest part of the game where hours can be lost perfecting a track with various accessories. I made one that took 50mins, and is great fun to drive around but after trying others creations out it can only inspire your own designs.If the ModNation community is anything like as friendly and creative as the of LBP then you'll be coming back to this game for months after you have completed the single player. Am sure there will also be numerous DLC to spend your pennies on in the future with a new future weapon pack (weapons are just your standard Mario type at the min) already hinted at.
5 Fantastic GamechrisUK1404 | 25/01/2010 | See all chrisUK1404's reviews (3)I got a space in the open beta they are running and the game is sooo good, its like mario kart with the customisation of little big planet.The racing is really fun and the track creator is brilliant, you can make a realy goodd track in under 5 minutes.
5 awesome!murrymints | 31/01/2010 | See all murrymints's reviews (1)I've been living on the beta test, its AWSOME! If Mario Kart & Little Big Planet got married and had a baby this would be that baby! A must buy for racing & creating fans!!!!!!!!!
5 Blooming good fun!!!!!ZOMBIENATIONZ | 21/05/2010 | See all ZOMBIENATIONZ's reviews (145)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Well the 2 things that made me buy this title were the fact i love Mario Kart and i also love game creation, this is the best of both.From the off the graphics are cute but also very detailed with great FX on the karts and lovely courses too, the range of scenery is cool.Sound wise its pretty standard fare with some forgetable music and the usual crash-bang-wallop fx.Playability is where it shines, its simple racing with 4 weapons which you can power up similar to 'Split Second'............although they are used completely differently.The actual racing controls feel instantly accessable and are second nature to seasoned 'karters'.The actual creation side is a doddle............so far ive done my first driver/kart and track all easy to do without so much as a glance at the instructions!!!!!!The power of the creator really is immense and i think some of the public will create things better than currently ingame just now.Overall its a really, really good fun racing title well worth being bought.


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The Sundance Film Festival is like the cool, downtown, little sister to all the other awards shows, with fashion just as independent and unique as the films. Forget those glamorous ball gowns and major labels; it's all about rocker boots, great winter coats, and taking fun risks. tarte had the pleasure of spending some time at the festival, where we had the opportunity to see a few of our favorite actress and learn a thing or two about Sundance style.
Elizabeth Olsen
Lizzie Olsen is proving to be as much of a style maven as her older sisters. We love when celebrities play with colors and patterns; Olsen's bright yellow sweater pairs nicely with her black-and-white scarf. And those corduroys! Doesn't she look cozy?
Emily Blunt
Emily Blunt rarely fails to look sophisticated and cool. And Sundance is all about cool. She hits the perfect balance between relaxed and red-carpet with this velvet tunic and booties.
Lake Bell
We applaud celebrities who take risks, whether with bold colors, unusual silhouettes, or lesser-known designers. Lake Bell is rocking this aqua shift – funky cut-out neckline, curve-hugging bodice, and all. The only thing that could add to this look? A sleek side-part and a smoky eye.
British songstress Estelle never shies away from "a look," so this blouse-jeans-pumps combo is relatively understated for her. But we love the pop of shimmer on the leopard print blouse, especially when paired with sparkly heels and a knockout red lip.
Kate Bosworth
Even in the middle of a snowstorm, Kate Bosworth manages to look pulled-together, with a statement bag, a hooded coat, and a splash of color. (Oh, and major sunglasses, of course!)
…And she cleans up nicely. Nothing's sexier than sheer black sleeves on a ladylike evening dress.
Tinsley Mortimer
The socialite always looks chic, but we love that she toned things down for the laid-back festival. Nothing is cooler than taking casual elements, like nautical stripes and a slouchy hat, and glamming them up a bit – here, with a wooly vest and perfect, glossy waves.
Liv Tyler
Liv Tyler is our go-to girl for fashion surprises. She has great eclectic style, and she isn't afraid of wearing whatever she wants on the carpet. (She is a rock star's daughter, after all.) So seeing her in this fuzzy, oversize sweater and motorcycle boots just makes us smile – and her impish grin tells us even she's not taking herself too seriously. Who can blame her? She still looks gorgeous.
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She'll sleep soundly on a bed of roses. Savannah gathers the colors of spring into bright bouquets of blooms.
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News VOL. XXIII, No. 14 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1937 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 GENTS Peace Movements Need Cooperation . Of All Students Mr. Jacob Suggests Members Of Campus Organizations Form Committee APRIL DEMONSTRATION MORE WIDELY BACKED Common Room, January 11.�With such varied organizations as the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A., the Foreign Policy Association, the International Club and the A. S. U. supporting it, this year's April Peace Demonstration should be far more intelligently di- rected and more effective than ever be- fore, Mr. Philip Jacob, a member of the Emergency Peace Campaign, stated. In addition to work on the demonstration itself, efforts are being concentrated on spreading of general information about the need for active measures, such as pressure on Con- gressmen, to maintain peace. Because of the increased number of organizations partaking in the demon- stration, Mr. J#ob urged that Bryn Mawr interest both faculty and campus at large in the drive. He sug- gested that we form, as Vassar has, a central committee composed of mem- bers of various organizations such as the League, Players' Club, the News, the International Club, and the A. S. V. We would then be so organized that interesting, as well as successful, peace education could be fostered on the campus by debates, war plays, re- porting, field work, and outside speakers. Inter-collegiate discussion often brings suggestions, and Mr. Jacob proposed that various repre- sentatives from Bryn Mawr be ap- pointed to a committee conference which meets in Philadelphia. The Emergency Peace Campaign, which is under the leadership of Harry Emerson Fosdick, is formulat- ing plans for next summer, somewhat parallel to those they carried out last season. Two hundred and fifty stu- dents were sent into rural areas to guide people in active campaigning for peace. Having had two week's training at the Institute of Human Relations in Washington, they were able systematically and effectively to approach their subject. Despite op- position from such groups as the D. A. R. and the American Legion, their results were encouraging. Volunteers are asked for again this year. COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, February 17.� Miss Cora DuBois will give the fourth lecture on the Nature of Man. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Friday, February 19.�Swim- ming Meet at the Baldwin School. 4.30 p. m. Saturday, February 20.� Freshman Show, Forty Bust. Goodhart. 8.30 p. m. Sunday, February 21.� George Edward Slocombe will speak on The Spanish Situation and Its Repercussions. Dean- ery, 5 p. m. Madrigals. Deanery. 1 p. m. Monday, February 22.� Chapel Services conducted by Elmer Thompson. Monday, February 22.� Mr. MacKinnon will deliver the lecture on We Nature of Man. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Tuesday, February 28.�Phi- losophy Club meeting. Common Room. 8 p. m. 1 Wednesday, February 2k.� Mr. MacKinnon will deliver the sixth lecture on The Nature of Man. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Saturday, February 27.�Mer- ion Hall dance. 9.30 p. m. to 1 a. in. Monday, March 1.�The sev- enth lecture on The Nature of Man. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Tuesday, March 2. � Andres Segovia will give a guitar con- cert. Goodhart. 8.30 p. m. "Cat and the Canary" First Try-Outs Arc Held Maids and Porters Will Present Second Play on May 8 � For one evening in May the fever- ishly studying students will have a . rare opportunity for diversion. No one who witnessed the performance of Clarencef given by the maids and porters last spring, will allow herself to miss The Cat and the Canary, which will be given on May, 8. Try- outs are well under way and will be terminated, the League committee hopes, e&rly this week. The director of the production is again Huldah Cheek, '38. She will be assisted by Eleanor Taft, '39, who has been in charge this year of the Maids' Activi- ties under the auspices of the League. Catherine Hemphill, '39, will head the Lights Committee. Work on costumes will probably not demand a separate committee, as the cast furAishes its own. I The play, which was chosen by Hul- dah Cheek, is an old favorite and its horrors last long in the memory of the audience. We suspect that in this "case its terrors will be doubled and that the campus will be severely shaken in the days following the per- formance. The play was written by Willard and was first produced in New .Continued on Page Four Human Activities Are Psychologist's Reality Range of Human Adaptibility Demands Broad Explanation Of Behavior Anthropology Divided Into Three Main Fields Miss Cora du Bois Emphasizes The Cultural Implications Of Geological Finds RACE PROBLEM STUDIED CONCEPTS ANALYZED Music Room, February 10, 1937.� In the second of the lectures on The Nature of Man, Mr. Helson, of the Psychology Department, dealt with the results of experiments which treat man as a natural object in a natural world and at the same time attempt to do justice' to his more complicated, higher responses. The fundamental reality for the psychologist consists in the products of human activity and he therefore must deal also with the imaginations, hopes, beliefs, and atti- tudes that make up human nature. Since technical findings have shown that the human organism exceeds all other organisms in its capacity for registering and responding to stimuli and since man's unique range of adaptability and modifiability make new ways of behavior almost un- limited, one must not restrict the ex- planatory principles of behavior too narrowly, or to an over-simplified theory. In the last century psychology has borrowed from physiology and employed the neurone-synapse and re- flex arc theory as a basis for the ex- planation of behavior. This theory proved insufficient to deal with more complicated forms of behavior and therefore other physiological hypo- theses have been formulated to supple- ment these. The latter may in turn be proved wrong. Among the .more general and dy- namic concept J recently proposed for the explanation of human activities, such concepts as closure, symmetry, and�simplicity have been found sug- gestive because of their wide range of applicability. Concepts like these, having applicability to both psycho- logical and physiological events, may be more fruitful in helping us to understand human nature than even direct recording of electric currents from the brain, valuable as the latter may provq to be. The lecturer demonstrated how a concrete experimental approach can be made to problems involving episto- mology, aesthetics, and certain prac- Contlnued on Pmre Four Music Room, February 15.�-In her first talk on the anthropological ap- proach to the nature of man, Miss Cora du Bois, of Hunter College, dis- cussed the main fields of anthropology and its historical development. Her lecture was the third of the series on The Nature of Man, sponsored by the Departments of Psychology and Phi- losophy. The science of anthropology is com- paratively new and from the first has been highly specialized. It has re- solved itself into three main fields of research: Physical, linguistic and cultural. Physical anthropology can be di- vided into two aspects: comparative zoology and racial problems. Com- parative zoology is biology in the evolutionary sense and includes a study of fossil man, and what is popularly known as the "missing link."' Discoveries m this realm are increasing by leaps and bounds, the latest being the "Pekin man," dating from the Early Pleistocene Age, un- earthed in the late 1920's. Not only must finds in this field be fitted into the evolutionary scale, but their cul- tural potentialities and implications must also be observed. The racial angle of physical anthro- pology consists of the static science of classifications, or anthropometries, and the more dynamic study of the importance of anthropometries work- ing with environment in the physical and cultural development of man. The former "endeavors to evolve ra- tios by which to judge and establish racial differences, such as the relation of the length of the head to its breadth, while the latter applies them to the observation of such problems as racial in-breeding and cross-breed- ing. The branch of anthropology which falls under the head of linguistics is fairly obvious in its extension, but confines itself chiefly to the philology of unwritten language. It is only artificially separated from cultural anthropology and in a broad defini- tion of the latter must be considered as a subdivision of it. Cultural anthropology deals with archaeology, especially in the prehis- toric and New World phases, and so- cial anthropology. Social anthro- pology in turn has a series of subdi- visions of increasing scope: ethno- graphy, the record of the behavior of a people; ethnology, the comparison of the behavior records of several peo- ples; and social anthropology proper, an ambitious study of the intricate relations of society in general. All three branches, physical, lin- guistic and social, are dependent to a gr%at extent upon other fields of learning, including geology, biology, geography, history, sociology and psychology. In their development, a set of abstractions have evolved with which each field must work and which have lead to the drawing up of re- Contlnued on P*ge Pour OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY OF MISS THOMAS (Excerpt from the Alumnae Bul- letin.) The official biography of President Emeritus M. Cary Thomas will be written by Edith Finch, 1922. Miss Finch has consented to do this at the request tof Miss Thomas' liter- ary executors, who have put at her disposal the notes made by Miss Thomas herself, as well as many let- ters and documents she had collected in preparation for the autobiography she had planned to write. Miss Ffhch has just completed the life of Wilfrid Sea wen Blunt. _, . .. _ In view of the importance of the, undertaking and the number of docu- ments involved, several years will be required for the preparation of the biography. Prominent Journalist . To Speak in Deanery Author of "Crisis m Europe" To Speak on Spain Mr. George Edward Slocombe will speak in the Deanery on Sunday, Feb- ruary 21, at five o'clock. His subject is to be The Spanish Situation and its Repercussions, outlining the history of the struggle between Fascism and Democracy from the time of Spain's first modern dictator, Primo de Rivera, to the present. Mr. Slocombe is generally consid- ered an impartial authority on Eu- ropean affairs. Leland Stowe says of him, "I know of no British journalist who is so well equipped to give the American public a graphic and authoritative summation of develop- ments abroad. Not only does he represent the highest standards of British journalists�he is a World citizen as Well." At present Mr. Slocombe is chief Foreign Correspondent for the Lon- don Daily Hi raid and Foreign Editor of the London Evening Standard. He is best known for his persuasion of Mahatma Ghandi to attend the Lon- don Round Table Conference. While in India, reporting on the Civil Dis- obedience Movement in 1930, he suc- ceeded in interviewing Ghandi in pri- son and getting him to agree to peace terms on which the British Govern- ment was later able to negotiate with the'rebels. Aside from his journalis- tic work, Mr. Slocombe is the author of several important books. His Crisis in Europe caused much discus- sion because it predicted the assassina- tion of King Alexander of Jugoslavia in 1934, which occurred four days after the publication of the book. L'Ecole des Maris Is French Club Play Moliere's Vehicle to be Given With 17th Century Costumes, Perhaps a Ballet MLLE. REY IS DIRECTOR L'Ecole des Maris, the play by Moliere which the French Club is pre- senting on March 29th, has gone into rehearsal with a very promising cast. There was so much good material dis- covered at the try-outs last week that the casting was exceedingly difficult. Last year, because of May Day, a troupe of French- actors was imported for the annual play, but now Bryn Mawr Francophiles come into their own again. Every attempt is being made to give the play as true a seven- teenth century atmosphere as possi- ble; costumes, scenery, music and even dancing will be arranged with that aim in view. Mademoiselle Maud Rey, Professor of French Diction at college, and onetime pupil of Jac- ques Copeau in Paris, is the director. The single set will be varied by raising house facades to show interior scenes and by lighting arrangements. Costumes will be hired in Philadel- phia or New York, with some work done by the students themselves. An orchestra Composed of students will play for the overture and entr'actes, and will accompany occasional songs on the stage. There is a possibility of a ballet as, well. The cast, including only the main roles, is as follows: Sganarelle.......Margaret Otis, '39 Artiste......Mary H. Hutchings, *37 Isabelle ___.Catherine Richards, '39 Leonor............Nancy Wood, '39 Lisette ..........Mary Riesman, '39 Valere .........���. .Jane Nichols, '40 Ergaste ... .1____Priscilla Curtis, '40 * Scenery Design ..............Margaret Otis Construction........Anne Wyld, "38 Costumes ........Mary Whalen, '38 Lights ......Catherine Hemphill, '39 Music .............Madge Haas, '37 Mr. Wyckoff Plans'' Stage Labbratory In Novel Course Practical Work is Included as Well as Theory in Each Of the Fields COMMITTEE TO HANDLE ACTING SEPARATELY Common Room. February 16.�Mr. Alexander Wyckoff was the guest of honor at a'tea given by Mrs. Chad- wick-Collins this afternoon for stu- dents who were interested in Mr. Wyckoff's course in play production, which will begin next Tuesday. Af- ter tea was served, Mr. Wyckoff ex- plained his plans for a two-hour weekly lecture and laboratory survey of the problems of professional pro- duction. About 35 students enrolled informally by declaring their willing- ness to spend a certain amount of time weekly actual working on stage and scenery. The semester's work will consist of one hour of lecture and discussion each week, supplemented by back- ground .reading and stage experience in the production of a program of one- act plays. After discussion with Mrs. Chadwick-Colhns and the officers of Players' Club and the Dancers' Club, Mr.. Wyckoff recided to begin work immediately on a proposed spring production. Specifically, the course will deal with directing, stage-man- aging, lighting, scenic design, costume design and construction. A number of students professed themselves in- terested in all these fields, and will try their hands at different jobs in connection with different,plays. Afte# assignments are begun, some of the . rest of the students expert to work more or less independently on par- ticular technical problems that in- terest them. Mr. Wyckoff hopes to have chosen the plays, which will be presented some time in May, within the next three weeks, and all work will sub- sequently be concentrated on them. The Players' Club- has agreed to choose an acting committee which will take care'of the casting and rehears- ing independently of the production work. Before the tea in the Common Room, Mr. Wyckoff visited Miss Minor W. Latham's Playwriting class to see four original one-act plays. It is possible that his class may choose � one of them to begin work on, or to discuss in connection with certain production problems. Freshman Show Parodies Taylor Hall Impedimenta Scenic Decorations Reflect Surrealistic Influence the Members of the Freshman Show Committee, after going through the usual pre-production depths, are now well on the way to a successful per- formance. Scheduled for 8.30 on Sat- urday, February 20, in Goodhart Hall, the various acts are being whipped into shape with alacrity. Parodies have been written on the impedimenta in Taylor Hall, the Ge- ology Field trips, Freshman Composk tion, philosophy and other courses. Terry Ferrer, Deborah Calkins, Polly Olney, Eleanor Emery and Isota Tucker are responsible for the script; Camilla Riggs, Julia Martin and Janet Russell have written the songs which, �| with many dances, are scattered throughout the acts. The scenery, under the direction of Marion > Gill, and influenced by the work of Dali, will have a definitely surrealist touch. The sets are origi- nal in concept and artistic in execu- tion. Members of the aesthetic danc- ing group plan to disport before a huge pelvjc. girdle. The geology set is a composite portrait of all strata of the soil. From all indications, the combina- tion of smart .script, clever songs, good dancing and extraordinary sets seems bound to "dp 1940 proud."
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