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If you were going to make a Greek island your holiday destination, you'd be faced with the tough decision of which one to choose, so we've put together a holiday that combines three of the best! Mykonos, Santorini and Ios are at your disposal and with three nights on each, you have plenty of time to shop, dine, relax or party. There's also time for wining, dining and sightseeing in the capital, Athens, at the beginning and end of your island stay. The perfect combination of culture, relaxation and partying, Greek style!
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Check-in to your hotel and spend the afternoon getting a sneak peek at mythical Athens, a city crammed with ancient wonders and busy with modern, urban soul.
Later, meet up with your fellow travellers and Trip Rep back at the hotel and get to know them over dinner.
Hotel Regional Dinner
Use your free time this afternoon to explore more of this open-air museum. You could honour the birthplace of drama by climbing around the massive Theatre of Dionysus or get the background on Ancient Greece at the National Archaeological Museum. Otherwise experience Athens' urban heart, take off into the streets and find a hole-in-the-wall food joint, where you can try the famous souvlaki.
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- A Traditional Athens Affair Euro 42.00
Today, board a ferry to Mykonos and take advantage of the amazing views across the Aegean, full of rocky islands as you make your way to the beautiful, whitewashed vistas of cosmopolitan Mykonos.
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Mykonos is famous for its blissful beaches and party culture. No matter what you're after, chances are this island has got it! You'll soon understand why this happening hub draws people from all walks of life, from jet-setters to backpackers.
In your free time, head into Mykonos town and wander through the maze of tiny streets lined by whitewashed, cube-shaped houses. Maybe grab a table in the village and snack on fresh local specialties, like olives, feta and tzatziki dip.
For a laid back afternoon, be sure to check out world-famous Paradise Beach on an optional excursion. Get some friends together, chill out to the tunes pumping at the beachfront resorts, swim and relax
Wrap up the day in Little Venice and watch the sun set over the Aegean. But don't stop there – get into the vibe and party at one of Mykonos' many bars and hip clubs.
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- Visit Mykonos town & see the traditional Cycladic-style houses
- See the famous windmills
- Hidden treasures of Mykonos Euro 38.00
- Paradise Beach Day Party Euro 12.00
Today: change islands and it's a total change of scene. Santorini will make your jaw drop with its stunning natural beauty – the result of a massive volcanic eruption. From the water, look up at the iconic blue–domed, whitewashed churches.
Once we're back on land, take in the fantastic views of the neighbouring volcanic islands.
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Start your day getting familiar with this gorgeous island. Head to Santorini's highest point for full blown vistas over the crater then cool of with a swim stop at Perissa Beach.
Your Trip Manager will fill you in on Fira – dramatically perched on the edge of the crater - as the group explores its narrow streets. Get tips on the best places to pick up a piece of Santorini's famous jewellery and where to try out the delicious local specialty, domatokeftedes (fried tomato balls).
Otherwise head to one of the distinctive black or red sand beaches, and soak up the breathtaking scenery. You could jump on an optional boat ride out to the active volcanic island of Nea Kamini. Cruise past lava formations and get up close to the active crater. Or head to the northern tip of Santorini with the group to catch one of the island's famously spectacular sunsets on the Oia at Sunset optional excursion.
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- Visit the main town of Fira
- Santorini Island Chillout Euro 32.00 (min 15)
- Volcano Trek & Swim Euro 22.00 (Min 15)
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After free time this morning, we cruise on to Ios. Relax on the boat and hang out with the group.
Peaceful by day, pumping by night, Ios is the ultimate party destination.
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Relax on sandy beaches or lounge about poolside before a big night out, when Ios' villages come alive. Head to the small streets of Hora, packed with clubs, bars and pubs and let loose to the pumping tunes. Otherwise, join the outdoor party in the squares and lanes. If you're keen, you can keep it moving until dawn!
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- Visit Ios town
- Sailing Spectacular Ios Euro 40.00
Wave goodbye to Ios and the Cycladic Islands as we set sail back to mainland Greece and spend a final evening together in the mythological city of Athens.
For those who are keen to learn more, there's a chance to step back in time to the birthplace of democracy. Get the run down on the Parthenon and the Acropolis from our Local Guide in this fascinating optional, as you wander around the famous columns perched above the city sprawl.
Make the most of your last night on tour and join the group for a farewell dinner. Later, head out to Athens' up-and-coming district of Psiri, buzzing with trendy bars and clubs.
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quote:Spence2191 - Deon Long, WR
quote:Damn Memphis, I was waiting on my turn so I could take Ramsey Good pick
quote:Originally, I was seeking to take Ramsey, UGA, with this pick, but he was taken earlier this round.
quote:Spence2191 - Deon Long, WR The Maryland WR? He wasn't taken years ago?
quote:The Maryland WR? He wasn't taken years ago?
quote:Just searched, and it didn't show up. Think we are good.
quote:There best player on defense.
quote: It's in the 2010 draft.
quote:He was taken in 2010 by SunTiger Spence needs to re-pick...
quote:Wow. Very nice. Why the hell go to Stanford.....Aside from the weather and the education? Nice pick. I am just starting to really chew on film.
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What seperates us from animals again?
3darkhunter wrote:Yes, us so called humans do have evil minds
What seperates us from animals again?
shrugg... sadly im not an animal xpert, and if i cant answer that... well no comment
Caligula wrote:than dont post here, you only add to spam. People can be dump people can suck and people are basiclayy curious evil survival minded breeding machines. What seperates us from animals again?
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With the NHL lockout now over, look back at the top strikes and lockouts in sports history as rated by Time magazine.
1995 Basketball Lockout -- Unlike most labor disputes, which pit owners against the players, the 1995 lockout was more like "a civil war within the union," the New York Times described.
At issue were salary caps, free agency and revenue sharing. The lockout lasted until September 1995 and no games were affected because the league was between seasons.
1992 Hockey Strike -- The first leaguewide NHL strike occurred April 1, 1992, when the NHL Players' Association demanded a new collective-bargaining agreement.
After a 10-day "cold war," an agreement was reached, which included a lengthened NHL season and some player concessions on licensing issues and free agency.
1972 Baseball Strike -- Major League Baseball's first general strike began on April Fools' Day in 1972 and lasted just under two weeks, resulting in the loss of 86 games that were never rescheduled.
Ultimately, team owners increased the players' pension fund by $500,000, and players gained the right to salary arbitration.
1982 Football Strike -- The NFL's first-ever strike began in September 1982 and lasted 57 days.
The strike cost the average player $6,000 a week, and did not solve several issues, leading to another strike five years later.
1981 Baseball Strike -- Following an 18-month dispute, a judge ordered play to stop in June 1981 and negotiations to begin over owners' rights with regard to free agency.
Play stopped for 50 days, or 712 games, and an estimated $146 million was lost in players' salaries, ticket sales and broadcast and merchandise revenue.
1994 Hockey Lockout -- The NHL lockout of 1994 lasted for 104 days, bleeding almost two weeks into the new year before an agreement was reached.
The 1994 season didn't begin until Jan. 20, 1995, and was shortened from 84 games to 48. The All-Star game was also canceled.
1987 Football Strike -- This 24-day strike centered on the issue of free agency, which had remained unresolved since a previous strike in 1982.
Owners used little-known replacement players to get around the issue, and apparently the gamble paid off, since the 1987 season lost only one game.
2004-05 Hockey Lockout -- The National Hockey League missed an entire season due to the infamous 2004-05 lockout, which resulted from conflicts over a salary cap.
It marked the first time one of the big four sports leagues in the U.S. lost a season's worth of games to labor issues.
1999 NBA Lockout -- The NBA was at a standstill for 202 days during this lockout, which scrubbed the season's first three months and resulted in the loss of 32 games.
The entire season could have been lost had the players and owners not reached a final deal one day before the deadline to do so.
1994 Baseball Strike -- The Major League Baseball strike of 1994 is considered the longest work stoppage in the history of North American professional sports leagues.
The dispute, as usual, centered around money and lasted 232, canceling part of two seasons and the 1994 World Series.
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In my first installment on the subject of salt, I touched on why this mineral is an important component of our diet and why it has played such a critical role in human history. Now, with access to salt in abundance, we have the luxury of focusing not just on sourcing it but on distinguishing between and even augmenting different varieties.
Here at the shop, we have many kinds of salt, sourced from all over the world. It can be daunting to try to choose between the lot of them so, when Formaggio Kitchen's owner, Ihsan, recently opened a number of them for a class, I jumped at the opportunity to do a little tasting across varieties and types, hitting many of the ones I had never tried before. Here are the results of my research and some of my tasting notes for others who might be interested in exploring the wide variety of salts that are now available to us: (more…)


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I don't think it's too much to ask that people help support this place... especially the ones who've directly benefited from it.
I didn't say it was too much. I simply asked a question.I'm an admin/site owner myself, so I understand where you're coming from. My questions were to solicit more detail so folks who don't know now understand where you are coming from.If you're paying that much a month, you must be on a dedicated server. I pay a little over that in a year for the site I run.Thanks
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5 Long cutscenes explained...fuzzbuzz | 20/03/2009 | See all fuzzbuzz's reviews (27)The amount of reviews I have read about people complaining about how many cutscenes there are is beginning to annoy me. First off, the MGS series has been going for a long time now and has captivated gamers ever since Hideo Kojima's first MGS game. The story is meant to be more like a film that a game plot. I believe people don't understand why the cutscenes are so long... Well fear not, because the answer is everywhere. This game was meant to act as a fitting end to Snake... An epilogue. And to make this 'end' Konami had to put in something a little extra.... Like emotion. They wanted us to witness Snake's last battle in detail, which we don't get when we're actually playing the game. But within the cutscenes they had to fit everything that is needed to explain the his last moments. Basically it acts as an interactive film... So I don't want to hear anymore whining about this because you know now... And if you do whine, I hope you understand that you are disrespecting the greatest game series ever created....
3 vastly over ratedEnglishDeath | 18/03/2009 | See all EnglishDeath's reviews (132)Top 100 PC Reviewer As I said vastly over rated as a game.Huge amounts of cuts scenes, with insane story lines that are badly scripted. Over long load times, 8 minutes to install the game which you have to watch the lead characters chain smoke. Every chapter has to be installed, so if 2 people are playing this game on the same PS3 and they are on different chapters then expect a 4 minute install before playing the chapter.Graphically very very nice.Game play is ok, but nothing exceptional. Ruined by over use of cutscenes that break the flow of game play.Online play is poor, COD's and Resistance beat this hands down.Now the price has dropped possibly worth a look,
5 An epic game Hideo Kojima's OpusTankerCaptain | 03/08/2009 | See all TankerCaptain's reviews (6)This game is nothing short of brilliant, having recently taken the plunge with PS3 i immediatley purchased MGS4 at this amazing price and it is worth every penny.The game carries on the story of the legendary solid snake in a world that is now controlled by war and nano machines. The game features an aresnal of weapons for you to use and an excellent camoflage system for you to sneak around in.The game is about 50% cut scenes which are all running on the PS3s processing power and are not FMVs and look inceredibly stunning.You may need to have at least played MGS 1 & 2 to get the story as it is rather complex.Easily THE best PS3 game currently available.
5 The first killer app for PS3ali1987 | 05/05/2009 | See all ali1987's reviews (24)I'd like to say i actually bought it when it first came out with my PS3. It was the first game i played on the system. I also like to add that this was the first time i play metal gear solid maybe you don't beleive me but i missed all the metal gear games.It was first unveiled at E3 2005 that Kojima once again is at the helm of making yet another great metal gear game but this time for PS3. Later on though he decided to retire and let someone else to do it but under pressure from fans, Konami and Sony he accepted to do it again. It was at Tokyo game show same year that the famous trailer was shown that made us believe PS3 is the next generation system to buy after all. Some gameplay footage and other trailers were shown also at E3 2006 and 2007.The sheer amount of hype and pressure on the game maybe was one of the reasons people had some disappointments regarding the game. This is the last game in the series to feature Snake as the main hero. So you can imagine how big this game should be to be able to bring all the loose ends from the past games and finish it here. In fact this is the only game to have a capacity of 50 Gb which is recorded on a dual layer blu-ray disc. Yes it is very huge. Kojima implied that even with this huge capacity at his disposal still there were extensive compression and missed features to make it into the disc.In terms of audiovisual presentation this game actually is a piece of demonstration that what PS3 can do. The cutscenes are beautifully rendered using the game engine and it wouldnt be a metal gear game without all the brilliant direction from Kojima. The openning of this game is so thrilling that make you even more eager to play it. I just want to skip on all the graphical bliss in the game and just mention the details on the walls of the streets in the first level which made my jaw drop. Snake's own animations are also masterfully created and his sore back is only one of the little touches that kojima let us notice and enjoy another case of brilliant animation programming and design is how snake moves in barrel or cardbox or descends stairs. Audio also is fantastically done from all the detailed background noise like the bombshells to rebels die in agony. Voice work is also top-notch.Now let's take a moment here and remember how big the game is. There is actually loads of easter eggs and secrets to various costumes. I personally loved the inclusion of iPod in the game, not very useful but it is interesting to see how imaginative kojima productions were thinking.The gameplay is also a high point here. You can go Big Boss style not to kill anyone or raise any alarm or carzily kill anything that moves or even go anything in between. The A.I also works really good to make sure you face some challenges along the way. I can point out Gekkos for their smart behaviour. So for the game this massive you get to chose between dozens of guns and gadgets with attachments and etc.There were some complaints about the loading times and cutscenes which Konami even restricted any early reviews to mention them. For me it was understandable for a game this size only to bring the loading screen between acts was a pleasure and to make sure we as gamers give ourselves a rest and enjoy some funny comments on the screen as Snake also taking a break from action and enjoy a cig or two. The cutscenes though they are a bit long but are interactive so the audience will not get bored just sitting and watching the motion actors playing the scenes. I personally loved the cutscenes especially the opening, Raiden vs Vamp and the ending were so epic that i even watched them several times.In conclusion, this is the game PS3 owners were waiting for.
3 Disappointing ?gamingrev | 15/06/2009 | See all gamingrev's reviews (7)I really thought I had to buy this game as it was rated game of year and scored 10. The graphics are amazing and also the cutscenes which are very long but are flawless. The gameplay is very repetetive and sometimes just boring following foot tracks or people.


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Make A Surround SASS Array
Soundmixer Gary Pillon came up with a clever way to mount two Crown SASS-P MKII stereo mics and two MB-4 mics to create a high-quality surround miking array. Two SASS mics are arranged back-to-back. They can be mounted on a common bracket, which you mount on a mic stand or camcorder. Or they can be mounted on two separate mic stands spaced about 1 meter apart.
Gary used the surround SASS array to build a complete virtual person system. The mic outputs feed a chest-worn digital audio recorder.
Gary is shown below with a surround SASS array mounted on a camcorder.
Here it is mounted on a Fig Rig:
Photos and Panasonic HD camera courtesy of Joel Knoop.
We also call the Surround SASS Array the "BBP" Array, which stands for "Billingsley, Bartlett, Pillon". Mike Billingsley and Bruce Bartlett developed the SASS mic, while Gary Pillon and Bruce Bartlett developed the Surround SASS array.
You can omit the rear MB-4 microphone if you want the system to be 5.1 surround. Each MB-4 mic mounts on the downward-slanting face of the SASS as shown. This puts the MB-4 mic capsules and the PZM capsules on a circle when the SASS mics are 2.5 inches apart. This circle matches the Holosonic Reference Theater circle.
According to our listening tests, the surround imaging of the array is very sharp except at the left and right sides. When the mics are mounted a few inches apart on a bracket, low frequencies are localized toward the listener while high frequencies are localized in the loudspeakers. When the mics are spaced about 1 meter apart, most of the frequencies are localized in the loudspeakers. You might get the same effect with two close-spaced SASS mics by delaying the rear channels about 3 msec.
The figures below show how to construct a mounting bracket from a 0.187-inch (3/16-in.) thick sheet of aluminum. This bracket is not commercially available. It holds two SASS mics back-to-back separated by a few inches.
Build one of the mounting brackets shown above. If you don't have a # 8-32 tap, you could just drill out those holes and use # 8-32 nuts.
Next, follow the procedure below for each microphone. You will need an Allen wrench that fits the bolts that hold the SASS back panel, and another wrench that fits the bolts that hold the SASS swivel mount.
1. Remove the back panel of the SASS and pull out the chassis. Be careful not to rip the wires.
2. In the bottom of the SASS is a 1" x 2" plate with crimped-on nuts. Gaffer-tape this plate in place so that it will not become loose when you remove the mic's swivel mount in Step 4.
3. Replace the chassis and back panel.
4. Remove the Allen bolts from the swivel mount.
Now you will attach the bracket to both SASS mics. You will need three # 8-32 bolts and nuts (not supplied).
1. With the SASS mics upside down, place the bracket so that the holes in the bracket align with the holes in each SASS mic.
2. To hold the bracket in place, re-install the screws that held the swivel mounts. Be careful not to strip the threads.
3. Using the three # 8-32 bolts and nuts that you supplied, screw one swivel mount to the center of the bracket.
The MB-4 has a higher output than the SASS, so set its record-level meter to match the SASS record-level meter when a person speaks in front of the mic. To reduce wind noise, put a piece of foam under the windscreen near the MB-4 to create an airspace.
We think you'll enjoy the wonderful spaciousness and precise imaging you'll hear with the BPP Array.


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5 As Brilliant as the 1st book!lara03 | 22/03/2012 | See all lara03's reviews (2)I bought this before I had finished Switched (the first book of the trilogy) just so I could carry on reading straight away. A brilliant read, just as extremely addictive as Switched. I have a month to wait for Ascend to be released! Not good. Buy the trilogy! You'll love it.
5 I love it thoughSm4rty | 11/11/2013 | See all Sm4rty's reviews (5)as in all trilogies the central book is always to pass even if the Hocking was very good at keeping the history sliding in reading and very interesting. I can not wait to read the final chapter.


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Leedog wrote:I just realized who these guys are. The "God hates fags" group that has picketed soldiers funerals who were suspected of being gay, etc. Some scary religeous cooks.
leedog- from what I understand, they don't picket soldier's funerals who were suspected of being gay, just soldiers in general because the U.S. promotes hedonistic lifestyles, including homosexuality and the military represents the U.S.
It's just a general hatred of all things that aren't militantly anti-gay. Shit, they'd picket us here for not going off on gays enough I suppose.


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Located in northern Italy in the region of Emilia-Romagna, Bologna is a city hardly known by the tourists, but highly respected by the Italians. It is one of the most prosperous regions of the country and famous for art and culture.
The region of Emilia-Romagna is famous for its art works, for the universities, it has been for many centuries a cultural and artistic education center. For example, the oldest university in the country and Europe, dating from the eleventh century (1088), is located in Bologna.With classic spirit and medieval trace, the city is 140 km2 and about 330 000 inhabitants. It has a great cosmopolitan spirit, but maintains a very calm environment. Because it is situated in northern Italy, the wealthiest region in the country, you notice a different urban culture: people like to dress well, to look good - men and women - what makes the city of Bologna extremely trendy.The arrival of spring restores to this city colors that give it an atmosphere of great romance. By this time of year, the sun begins to warm and it feels good to walk along the streets of the city and discover its beautiful "piazzas" (squares). If Italy is world renowned for its gastronomy, imagine what you'll find in this city, which gave name to one of the most universal food dishes, Bolognese


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* � . . � � � . " � � _ �". .. r j|v * The College News VOL XII. No. 20. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1926 PRICE. 10 CENTS VARSITY PLAYERS GIVE BARRIES "DEAR BRUTUS" Individual Ability of Actors More Noteworthy Than Is General Atmosphere of Play HONORS GO TO PHOEBE BROWN - I The impression that one of the audi- ence, at least, carried away from the Var- sity "performance of Dear Brutus was thai either the play should not be acted at all, because its delicacies cannot be con- veyed, and its obvious point- are all too obvious, or that it was not here ade- quately interpreted. The very definite llarrie atmosphere, which one gets from reading the play and which arises as much from/ the sollo rare directions as from the characterizations, was practically noli existent in this performance as a whole. One had no sense of the mystery of mid- summer night's magic, wrought by the last.of Old England's fairies. When one /reads the play,' one gives in to Barrie ami accepts without question his trcat- i ment of the improbable; somehow, one didn't give in to "this performance�the improbabilities were too blatantly im- probable. the individual actors were often excel- lent. The honors of the play went un- deniably to I*. Brown, '86, whose William Dearth was moving and convincing, par- f ticularly winning in the second act in the wood scene. S. Morse. ':�0, played the difficult part ..f I.oh, with spontaneity and grace. _ The scene with the llowers. so easy to make ridiculous by over-acting, she made con- vincing and appealing. Lob is a part which must always be created by the actor; for even the reader cannot visualise him on the Stage. The minutest details of tone and gesture must be worked out to make the audience feel tb.it Lob is a living creature. In this Miss Morse suc- ceeded, � A. Learned, '20, did full justice to Mar- garet, even though it is a part which somehow doesn't get itself acted�one can't very well imagine anything more earthy than a disembodied spirit which could fill one's conception of Dearth's dream daughter. She showed spon- taneity and lack of selfconsciousness and her quick little gestures were natural and endearing. A. Whiting. '-". was a very amusing l,ady Caroline, with just the abruptness and haughty inconsequence needed. Her massacre of the. "r" would have aroused - the protective instincts of an alligator. Particularly amusing was her quick change from pride in Matey to loath- ing when she remembered. B. Linn, '26, at Matey, achieved the highest point of comic acting in the play, when in the first act, with reproachful dignity, she returned the rings he had stolen. His pride in Caroliney, and pain at her aristocratic rudeness were wittily and subtly characterized. Mrs. Coade. as played by F. Putnam, 'JH. was a com- fortable normal person, who d^d much to CONTINUED ON PAGE a CHRIST'S FOLLY CONQUERS . PEOPLE NOW TOO CAUTIOUS Says Doctor Archibald Black; They Never Flame ,1 - "It is unusual to call Christ a fool, but it never does any good to refuse to face (lie truth even for the.glory of God or the dignity of Jesus." said Dr. Archibald Black of the First Congregational Church, Montclair, N. )., speaking in Chapel Sun day evening, March M. "The truth is that Christ was foolish. A young mai\ of considerable influence and promise just beginning to get his foot- hold in the world, He deliberately ruined His chances of* a long and prosperous life. None knew better than He that Jerusalem was dangerous; in fact he bad fled from it. Yet He turned around and on Palm. Sunday He steadfastly set his face to go to Jcrsualem. The-result was his betrayal, trial, crucifixion and suffer- ing." Was this courage, consecration, or mad- ness, suicide? Call it what you will, it was a glorious refusal to play safe. And this folly of Christ's is today's greatest wisdom. Preaching and teaching failed. This conquered. The world has never So much for the general impression: learned very much from its wordly wise LANTERN ELECTIONS The Editorial Board of the Lantern takes great pleasure in an- nouncing that it has chosen as mem- bers from the class of 1929, Hilda Wright and Elizabeth Perkins. men; all its great people have been con- sidered fools. It is to lives that are thrown away Jjiat we owe most. "The ' ouble with the world today" is that it is too careful. There are too lew people who 'step in where angels fear to tread.' Young people are cautious. 'canny.' to the point of being cowardly. They are too respectable to bend, too dis- creet to throw themselves away. They escape the pain by losing the vision. There are many flabby souls, wc need more tools. "TOM TITS" OUTPLAY BRYN . MAWR TO TUNE OF 14 TO 7 Lacrosse Establishes Itself on Campus as Varsity Sport COLONEL HOUSE'S LETTERS INDISCREET, SAYS DR. SMITH Amid mud and snow Varsity fought Strenuously against defeat in the' first of their spring games last Saturday morning, March 87. In spite of the score o.f 14 to 7 in favoc of the "Tom Tits'' I'ryn Mawr played a surprisingly good game. From the first draw to the final whistle the match was at no timv uninterestingly one sided. Experience and superior technique were obviously advantageous to the other team. Miss Kee's long runs down tin- laid com billed with quick accurate passes from the team in general and Miss Buchanan's re- markable goal work won the day for them. Bryn Mawr's attacking was most com- mendable. !�:. Winchester, '27. F. Bethel, ':>��. and C. Swan. '2!>. did some ex- cellent passing and shooting. Considering Varsity's limited amount of practice the team work as a wljole was better than could possibly have been expected. The team was as follows: Varsity: M. Pierce, '27 (captain): M Fowler, '28; E. Winchester, '27*: P. Bethel. '28**�*; (.'. Swan, 'W\ A. Rrucrc. '28: II. Scott. ':>'.>: S. Walker. '27: K. lialcntinc. '38; C. Field, '28; J. Seeley. '27: S. Bradley. 2!>. � a--------�� � Tom Tits: Buchanan. Levis, Roberts, C'ran, Thompson. Ree, Townscnd. Paul son. Avery. A. Mutch. M. Mutch. Subs: J. Hcndri�<s, '27; K. Haines. ':_�?. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHANGES CONSTITUTION New Rules Pertaining to Election of Officers and Managers Result in Augmenting Board BLAZERS TO COST NOMINAL SUM As a prelude to the Athletic Associa- tion meeting Thursday afternoon, March 25, Mi-s Applebee made several important announcements with regard to the Physi- cal Training I )epat tinenl. Hereafter all students must register regularly each week the two seasonal sports which they have signed up for as this registration is to be used by the Athletic Association in awarding bla/crs. With regard to the luniiis courts, first, second and third squad players may use the first team courts; but from four to six doubles must be played on courts 5, tl, 7. 8, and *.t. Singles are to be permitted between 2 and I. Students who have reserved courts have the right in ask othci players to get off. The motion was passed in the Athletic Association meeting that each person winning a bla/er pay $3 toward it. Miss Harris next explained necessary changes in the Athletic Constitution to facilitate elections of officers when a quorum could not be obtained. The final business changed the off rule from forty-eight hours to twenty four, but the two cut system was retained. MISS ELY FORMS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CHAPTER TEACHING AS PROFESSION DEMANDS TECHNICAL TRAINING Wilson-House Correspondence Omitted by Request of Mrs. Wilson Or. William Roy Smith gave a brief re- view of "The Intimate Papers of Colonel House" in chapel on Monday morning, March W. "Like all the memoirs written lately they are indiscreet," said Dr. Smith. "They are based on a diary that Colonel House dic- tated to his secretary every day for eight vcars and on thousands of letters written to Page. Grey, Wilson and other prominent public people. Dr. Charles Seymour has lioiled down all this material which is now in the Yale University Library. The letters from President Wilson to House have licen omitted at Mrs. Wilson's request." Colonel House himself is a rather well- to-do Texan who grew up with the desire to be a political advisor�he has never wanted or held J political office. . His particular interest was in foreign affairs. ()n Incoming Wilson's intimate and aide he was sent to Europe three times with the purpose of forestalling, and later, ending the World War. In the spring of 1914 after the visit to the Kaiser he characterized Ger- many as "militarism run rampant" and pre- dicted a "great cataclysm." In none of his visits was he successful because of the Kuropean (political situation. Subject Matter Incidental to Widening of Pupil's Life "I do hope the Will of Cod will show itself, if not. T will teach'- is the expression of an attitude on the part of students which surprised Professor Rogers, speak- ing in chapel on Friday morning. March 2fi, on "Professional Training for Teachers." Teaching is fundamental in human na- ture: it is part of the instinct to protect the weak. Tt is, "moreover, a constructive profession, which gives it an obvious ad- vantage over Medicine or Law. Rut a comparison with Medicine shows Educa- tion a good dead behind in its demands for preparation. A knowledge of subject matter is, of course, fundamental, but this �r*" Vdonc is not enough. To teach in elementary schools, two vcars beyond High School, at Normal School, are required by law. This is not enough to do real good, but the teacher Drevents barm being done to the pupils. For a college graduate, one year of Normal School should be taken. There ue a great many things for her still to 'earn after leaving college, such as the use of tools, modelling with clay and many important concrete things which college has failed to teach her. For Secondary .school teaching, the North Central Association requires an A. B. with eleven semester hours in the field of Education, and the rest in allied CONTTNITBO ON PACE 2 To Discuss Parties and Jury Service for Women. following a lea given under the aus- piees of the Liberal Club on Monday, March !'.:'., at which Miss Gertrude Ely spoke al.....i the *hv$\iue of Women Voters, S group of students met to dis- miss (be possibility of a Rryn Mawr branch of ibis organization. It was decided to form a groiip to study political questions by debating and discus si..n. Several lentative subjects were siig (Tested such as "Know Your Party" and liny Service for Women.'' Everyone will read about the question and one per- son who lias looked it up particularly will lead the discussion. Another meeting is to be held after vacation to organize better. Will anyone who is interested please sco M. Chester. '27, Pembroke West? THE CHARLESTON FOLLIES TO ENLIVEN CAMPUS ON APRIL 10 Maids' Show to Have One-Act Plays and All-Star Chorus. Tlir Charleston Potties bid fair to outdo k'linuiii' Wild on April in in our own gymnasium. An all-star chorus, com* posed of the maids fnim^*liiieienl halls, will give a Chai*l�S>m exhibition, and (here will also be a competition between Hand.I l.eggan. of Denbigh, and one ol Philadelphia's most famous Charles (oners. Besides this, each hall will present i ..ue act play. The show is being given for the Col- lege, .ind the tickels are 36 cents each. Ihe Self-Government Board calls attention to the new Executive Board printed on page 4 �f this issue. 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quote:Nancy Pelosi: Taxing Top Earners Even More "Not Off The Table"
quote:Thats still leaves a HUGE, HUGE, HUGE hole of: $1,120,000,000,000.00 shortfall.
quote:What is sad is no one is willing to call the bastards out when they ignore math!
quote:No one within the beltway can do math.
quote:"[T]he tax issue is finished, over, completed," said the Kentucky Republican, during an appearance on ABC's "This Week." "That's behind us. Now the question is, what are we going to do about the biggest problem confronting our country and our future? And that's our spending addiction. It's time to confront it. The president surely knows that. I mean, he has mentioned it both publicly and privately. The time to confront it is now."
quote:"No, no, it is not," she said, when asked by CBS' Bob Schieffer if the revenue side was now taken care of. "I mean, the president had said originally he wanted $1.6 trillion in revenue, he took it down to 1.2 as a compromise in this legislation. We get $620 billion dollars, very significant, high-end tax, changing the high-end tax rate to 39.6 percent, but that is not enough on the revenue side."
quote:The hope, among Democrats, is that another $600 billion in revenue may be raised through comprehensive tax reform. The stage for that was set when lawmakers extended tax breaks for several wealth industries during the just-completed fiscal cliff deal. Eliminating those breaks in two months' time could be another revenue booster. But in a separate appearance on "Meet The Press," McConnell ruled out even that. "I'm in favor of doing tax reform," he said, "but I think tax reform ought to be revenue-neutral as it was back during the Reagan years. We've resolved this issue. Look, we don't have this problem because we tax too little. We have it because we spend way, way too much."
quote:What exactly is these folks' "fair share?"
quote:No one within the beltway wants the American people to understand the math.


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Tendinopathy is an injury to the tendon. It can cause pain, swelling, and limited movement. The injury can include:
- Tendonitis—inflammation of the tendon
- Tendinosis—tiny tears in the tendon tissue with no significant inflammation
The peroneal tendons run along the outside of the ankle bone. Treatment depends on the severity of the injury.
Peroneal tendinopathy often occurs as a result of:
- Repetitive overuse injuries which may occur from regular activities
- Trauma to the ankle such as a sudden twisting of the ankle or foot
- A sprained ankle that turned inward
- Overstretching the foot
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your risk of peroneal tendinopathy include:
- High arched foot
- Previous ankle sprain or injury
- Weak ankles
Symptoms include pain, tenderness or swelling along the bottom of the foot or side of the ankle. You may also experience weakening or instability in the foot or ankle.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
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Your doctor may also inject a medicine in local structures. This can help your doctor confirm what structures are causing the problem.
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A cast, splint, or brace may be needed. They will help keep your foot and ankle from moving to let the tendon rest. You may also be asked to wear special shoes or inserts.
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Physical Therapy
Physical therapy exercises will help to regain strength and range of motion within the foot and ankle. Other physical therapy methods include ice, heat, or ultrasound to reduce pain and swelling.
Surgery may be needed in some cases. It can help to repair the tendon or adjust support structures of your foot.
To help reduce your chance of getting peroneal tendinopathy, take the following steps:
- Avoiding activities and sports that repeatedly stress the ankle.
- Do not put yourself at risk for trauma to the ankle.
- Build strong muscles to support your joints.
- Gradually increasing the frequency and intensity of exercise.
- Learn proper technique for sports and exercise.
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Deathsreborn wrote:favnrrdgrrl10 wrote:Go read Grim Tales
and shut up
So much hate. I have read Grim Tales up to the current page. It was just a theory as I don't normally read the threads as I just signed up today. Could have just said "no, that's not it" or something and not be a jerk about it.
Darkness Incarnate wrote:What would I do? I'd take the strawberry, eat it. Then break the branch, land on the tiger, then go Liam Neeson on it's ass!!
Powerpuff12 wrote:No its all wrong! It's not suppose to end this way D:
Dexter is a dirty cheater! And if I were him I wouldn't have kissed Olga because I know tht I still love blossom. U have made the wrong descision Dexter. I hope this isn't the end of the comic! I have waited for sooo long for Dexter to kiss blossom. Not some other girl. My childhood is ruined
BeeAre wrote:Gato wrote:Grab the berry and squeeze the juices into the tiger's eyes, temporarily blinding him, allowing me escape.
In your 76 burnt orange ford flash, crusin through the new mexican painted desert.
to everyone else:
grimjr1234567890 wrote:Dexter you cheating prick...
Krest wrote:I'd do what most people in that situation would ACTUALLY do. I'd throw the strawberry far away so that the tigers would go for it, drop to the bottom, and climb up the other side.
Either that or use it on my armpits because let's be honest - if I'm having an adventure in a jungle I probably stink worse than Palpatine's feet.
NallCalmer wrote:lol funny how there have been alot of reactions to this.
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Ross Detwiler faces Johnny Cueto tonight at Nationals Park.
Way back when this season began, Ian Desmond was the Nationals' leadoff hitter. Wow, does that seem like a long time ago, or what? By April 15, the shortstop had been dropped in the order, and he's spent the majority two months batting either seventh or eighth. But he's started to get hot again, having hit .283 over his last 12 games, so tonight Desmond is back in the leadoff spot for the first time since April 14.
The residual effect: red-hot Rick Ankiel gets bumped down to No. 2, with slumping Danny Espinosa now in the 6-hole. What tangible effect this all has on the Nationals' lineup remains to be seen.
Ross Detwiler will be on the mound, looking once again to establish his ability to pitch deep into a game, something he's struggled with in the past. He and the Nats have a tough challenge ahead of them, facing Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto, who leads the NL with a 1.94 ERA.
As you know, I'm in Hagerstown tonight for Stephen Strasburg's rehab start. So I won't have updates or a postgame article from Nationals Park. Please keep up the conversation as always here, and be sure to check for my full Strasburg recap later on the site…
REDS at NATIONALS
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- Dave - Aug 18, 2011 at 4:58 PM
@Anon 8:21: "Bottom line though is that as the team gets better and demand for tickets goes up, these kinds of incentives will be going away. Enjoy them while you can."Precisely. I think I agree with you about Nats Bucks vs. discount, but your last point is the key one. Since 2006, my season ticket cost per ticket has gone down, not up. (Infield Gallery, 313 at Nats Park; 417 at RFK.)I imagine 2012 might be the last year of giving away all these tickets and money. When the team is good, tickets will be in demand, and they'll no longer need to paper the house.
- Sec3MySofa - Aug 18, 2011 at 8:53 PM
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I moved to Miami from Los Angeles in 1969 to work for the Miami Herald, my first job on a big-city newspaper. From our apartment a few blocks from the office, my wife and I strolled the neighborhood and discovered a familiar sight to former Angelenos, but unusual then in Miami. A Chinese restaurant had just opened.
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One sure way to start an argument when tasting with others is to decry the effects of the yeast organism brettanomyces in a wine. Someone is bound to roll eyes and proclaim the opposite. I know. It's happened to me. A lot.
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Tasting the newest wines from Pax Mahle and his cellar master, Scott Schultz
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With three developing labels, Pax Mahle needed some new digs. So he just recently moved his Wind Gap operation (6,000 cases annually and growing) into a gentrified section of old warehouses called the Barlow in Sebastopol, replete with Kosta Browne as neighbor and surrounded by busy hipster coffeeshops and breweries. Along with his 1,200-case Pax label and 1,000-case Agharta label, Mahle is busy.
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Watching acts from yesteryear has limited appeal to me. Occasionally I attend concerts by performers decades past their heyday, and when they're on they can be inspiring. Usually, though, I'm disappointed, and almost always find myself thinking they were so much better in their prime. It reminds me of the way some people act when they extol a wine made decades ago.
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\7 The College Mews Z-615 VOL. XXVIII, No. 10 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1941 , Br�p$$l T?u.tee. if41 PRICE 10 CENTS KATHARINE McBRIDE NAMED NEW PRESIDENT MacKinnon Lauds McBride's Work and Scholarship Her Work in Psychology Is a Standard in the Special Field Miss McBride, who is a native Philadelphian, was born in Ger- mantown, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McBride. She was educated, at the Stevens School in Germantown, and at the German- town Friends' School. As an undergraduate, Miss Mc- Bride lived in Pern West. Her col- lege friends report that she was very quiet, friendly, with a strong sense of humor. She was always "good with people." According to one of her friends�"in the twenty years I have known her, she has never gone off half-cocked. She wasn't prudish, but she had a lot of common sense." After graduating cum laude from Rryn Mawr in 1925, Miss McBride engaged in research and clinical psychology at Bryn Mawr, Colum- bia and Philadelphia hospitals un- der the grant of the Commonwealth Fund. In 1935 she became a lec- turer in the Department of Psy- chology at Bryn Mawr and sub- ( outinued on l'age Four Rhoads, Head of Board of Directors, Announces The Trustees' Choice for Presidential Position Big May Day Decision Will be Made Dec. 4 After Hall Meetings College Tradition Awaits Decisive Freshman Vote � On Thursday � The undergraduate vote on the question of whether or not there shall be a 1942 Big May Day will be taken Thursday, December 4. Voting will be preceded by hall meetings in which the problem will be presented and discussed. Big May Day, a college tradition with its origin in an Elizabethan pageant presented in 1902 to raise funds for college equipment, has gradually grown into a gigantic production of pageantry and plays involving roughly a turnover of from $9,000.00 to $25,000.00. Har- monizing with the Tudor Gothic architecture of the college it has become associated with Bryn Mawr. Since 1902 it has been given every four years�with some exceptions. One such exception was 1940 when Big May Day came up for the four yearly ratification and was rejected because uncertainty in foreign conditions made it im- possible for the Board of Directors to underwrite the undertaking. Last winter the question was again decided in the negative, partly be- cause it was considered so late in the year that it would have in- volved violent adjustment of a spring program already arranged. At that time, however, it was voted that the whole problem Continued on Page Fiv� Large Assembly Applauds Choice Appointee Praised as Scholarly, Executive At the year's most dramatic chapel, Mr. Rhoads, President of the Board of Directors, announced the appointment of Miss Kathar- ine McBride as new president of the College. Faculty, graduates, students gathered quickly, filling Goodhart, to hear the announce- ment, and the atmosphere was tense, expectant. There was sudden silence as Miss Park, Mr. Rhoads, Mr. Cren- shaw and representatives of the students and alumnae mounted the platform. And there was con- trolled impatience, an undercur- rent of whispering as Miss Park began to speak. "A useful president of a modern college," she said, "is one of the forces which steer the course and frame the plans of the college, to- gether with its trustees, its fac- ulty, its alumnae and, increasingly, its students. She must be far more than just an executive officer. Therefore, the choice of a new president is important, even mo- mentous." The rising excitement culmin- ated in applause when Mr. Rhoads made the official announcement of Miss McBride's appointment. Re- I'oiitinucd on Pago Six And Miss McBride Says - - - - Tickets Tickets for Vincent Shee- an's lecture, The Answer From the Far East, will be on sale at the Publicity Office all this week. By Sally Matteson, '43 "Perhaps you have the wrong person," said Miss McBride when I saw her in her office at Radcliffe last Saturday morning. She was confused, she said, as to who was really to be Bryn Mawr's future president, for in the Boston Herald, accompanying the front-page an- nouncement of her appointment, had been a picture of another woman entirely. But, in spite of these doubts, she did seem to be pleased at the pros- pect of coming to Bryn Mawr. The faculty and students are what she says she has always liked best about the college and what she is looking forward most to seeing again. Much as she has learned to like New England, two years in a city, "where everyone builds his house in everyone else's back yard," has made her welcome a return to Bryn Mawr's spaciousness. Al- though she is not coming here officially until July, she hopes to be able to visit once or twice in the spring. Until she can come here to talk with Miss Park and learn in de- tail about the problems which face Bryn Mawr today, Miss Mc- Bride said she could not specifically define her hopes and aims for the college. Bryn Mawr, she feels, has always been right in maintaining and emphasizing its academic standards�"right in expecting high scholarship as the norm." The greatest hope Miss McBride feels she can have as president is to take some part in perpetuating these standards. The three-college co-operation be- tween Haverford, Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr, she said, sounds like an excellent opportunity for "an increase in resources and in scope of study." She also approved of the college's present program on defense, which, she thinks, has struck a good balance/: no reduction in time given to study, but empha- sis on defense cours/bs and discus- sion groups in extra-curricular ac- tivity. On account df this program Miss McBride does' not advocate Big May Day. "May Day is the grandest thing Bryn Mawr does," but now is not the time for it, "even as an expression of our as- surance that the kind of work we like will continue." In spite of the excitement of the new announcement, Miss McBride seemed to be carrying on all her routine activities as Dean of Rad- cliffe. The outer office was hum- ming, and the usual row of students waited outside. But sitting in her sunny office, the president-elect seemed delighted to welcome some- one from Bryn Mawr, and to hear about the tense mass meeting and the banners flying. Miss McBride has found Rad- cliffe like Bryn Mawr, especially in the students' attitude. At both colleges there is striking independence. "Students, either individually or in organizations, ex- pect to make their own decisions and do." Miss McBride sa:d she believes in personal contact between students and faculty, and is inter- ested in the possibility of a reading period at Bryn Mawr. It was rumored that Miss Mc- Bride likes to fish. When asked where, she replied, "In the sea." It is her omvsignificant "human in- terest," she said. Interviews'with undergraduates in the waiting line showed that Continued on Page Two Forum's Discussion Of Press Censorship Backed by Research Comparison Cited in France's And England's Censorship In Wartime The second Forum of this year, the first ^to be sponsored by the newly-formed Alliance, met in the Common Room last Thursday. El- len Stone, Nancy Chase, Polly Gra- ham and .Mil a Eitingon spoke on the U. S. 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- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
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- Prepare corn bread batter according to package directions. Spread into a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish.
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Cervical spondylosis is a disorder in which there is abnormal wear on the cartilage and bones of the neck (cervical vertebrae). It is a common cause of chronic neck pain.
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Cervical spondylosis is caused by chronic wear on the cervical spine. This includes the disks or cushions between the neck vertebrae and the joints between the bones of the cervical spine. There may be abnormal growths or spurs on the bones of the spine (vertebrae).
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