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The 'College Newf VOL. XIX, No. 1 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1932 PRICE.-?? CENTS Dr. Carpenter Returns From Leave of Absence Has Headed American Schools of Classics at Athens and Rome EXCAVATED AT CORINTH For six years Bryn Mawr students have been hearing the name of Dr. Rhys Carpenter, of the Department of Archeology, mentioned as that of one of their niost distinguished professors, but the phrase "on leave of absence" has always been regretfully appended. Now he has returned, as President Park said, "trailing clouds of glory in his wake." In 1926 Dr. Carpenter was went to Rome to fill the post of Director of the American Academy at Rome. The following year he assumed the duties of Director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, which, by arrangement with the Greek Gov- ernment, besides heavy administrat- ive work, and such miscellaneous functions as upholding Greek morals by continued digging during the seven weeks of earthquakes at Corinth, and large scale collecting of wheelbar- rows. The School, now preparing to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, is maintained by the universities and colleges of America; Bryn Mawr, however, has long been one of the two principal feeders, and Bryn Mawr students, in open competitions, have obtained more fellowships than stu- dents from all the other colleges put together, so that it is quite fitting that a member of the Bryn Mawr fac- ulty should have served as director and make so many important finds. � Among the most important of these was the unearthing of the Sanctuary of Asklepios, which served as the Athenian City Hopitat about the year 350 B. C. The building consistld of a small temple with balcony and � sleeping rooms around it, on the walls of which were found life-size terra cotta images, of legs, arms, noses, ears, � and eyes, which patients had present- ed as offerings of gratitude for the cure of these parts. Often the act- ual disease, as for instance, a car- buncle on the hand, were shown in the images. The exposure of part of the great wall around Corinth, was another not- able discovery, which settled the long- standing archeological dispute as to whether mud brick was used in build- ing Greek fortifications. Also at Cor- inth, he found the ruins of the old workshops where the famous Corinth- ian vases were made. The remains pf several hundred thousand of these were found, and will be studied by Agnes Newhall Stillwill, a Bryn Mawr fellow. The results of all these p investigations will be published in the *' American Journal of Archaeology and "Plater in a book to be called The Ex- 4- eavationa of Corinth. J Dr. Carpenter has now definitely ~given up any further digging in J Greece. Instead, he will devote his J3- talent for reconstruction and restora- tion of old things to his new home. j near Downingtown, an old farm house n built in 1730. ^- Six years of strenuous activity "abroad makes it quite unlikely that Jjn the quiet academic routine of the ^tJryn Mawr campus he will miss the excitement of earthquakes and the fascinating possibility of new discov- ery. FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE HOCKEY SQUAD * Extra Week At a meeting of the faculty on last Friday it was decided to make up in June" the week of classes lost by the postpone- ment of the opening of college. A week will be added in June, thus retarding the date of grad- uation. Neither the dates of Christmas nor of paster vaca- tion will be affected, but mid- years and finals will be ad- vanced by one week. The date of graduation will be announc- ed later. �College News Photo. First row, left to right: Faeth, Varxj, Brown, Hellmer, Longacre, Remington, Hirschberg. Secoiid rote: Jackson, BQthcrmcl, Bow- ditch, Collier, Vllom, Bishop, Kent, Collins, Whitney. Aims and Opportunities of Summer School Described (Especially contributed by Sylvia Bowditch) No one has any idea how many trains a day come from Broad Street to Bryn Mawr until one plans in cold blood to meet every single one of them. All day long on Friday, June 10, girls arrived by train and bus from all parts of the country; from as far west as the Pacific.Coast and as far south as Alabama, beside one girl from Sweden, one from Germany, and two from England, for the twelfth opening of the Bryn Mawr summer School. With very few ex- ceptions all of them had had some industrial experience. This, and the fact that they were all interested in studying labor problems, were about the only things fhey had in common. Of the 110 students, fifty were for- eign born. In accordance with their abilities in English, the school was divided into five groups. These groups met in informal classes, in- doors or out. Each student contrib- uted, either her own personal experi- ences or those of her friends, to con- firm or criticize what .was being said. Often arguments that started in one class would spread over and involve the whole school before a conclusion was reached. Many girls came with certain ideas firmly fixed in their minds, and. when two girls with dif- ferent ideas got together, a heated ar- gument would almost certainly ensue. Gradually each would realize that the other had some good arguments on her side' and that perhaps her own were not so hole-proof as^he had pre- viously thought. Tolerance and open- mindedness were far more in evidence at the end of the summer than at the beginning. Besides the regular worK in eco- nomics and English the girls could chose other subjects in which they were interested. Room D in Taylor Hall became the Social Science Lab- oratory, where maps and charts of every description were made to illus- trate topics under discussion. There was also an art workshop, in which block printing, modeling and char- coal drawing was done. With a lim- ited equipment the science lab was turned into a miniature museum, where ingenious models of the solar system were shown with flashlights and tennis balls. By this novel meth- od of presentation interest in the "hows and whys" was aroused. This summer the School held a College Week-end Conference, at which a group of college graduates and undergraduates had the opportun- ity of visiting the school, attending classes, and meeting the girls. The conference afforded such a splendid opportunity for obtaining a first-hand understanding of industrial questions that a similar one will probably be held next year. The conference members obtained only a slight glimpse of the oppor- tunities which the six undergrads en- joyed for two months. One works and plays with the girls, and learns from them about their homes and their families, their friends, and their (Continued on P�k� Bight) Bowditch Outlines Sports Program for '32 Athletics Are Under Way After Disadvantage of Late Start WILL BE FACULTY GAMES (Especially contributed by Sylvia Bowditch) . The Athletic Association of Tlryn Mawr welcomes the Freshmen and upperclassmen and hopes to see many of them participating in the various forms of sport which are provided. Varsity hockey is already under way. Though we have suffered one defeat, the prospects are quite hope- ful and the games will undoubtedly be well worth watching, so we are hoping for more galleries of the size that turned out last Saturday. Class games will begin in a few weeks and we hope that the Freshmen and Sophomores will each have at least two teams. Due to the lateness in opening there will be no regular instruction in ten- nis this fall, but there will be Be- ginners, Intermediate and Advanced classes in the spring. We hope that there will be many people interested in tennis so that we may have inter- class matches in the spring as well as varsity matches. As soon as the quarantine is lifted the swimming pool will be opened. There will be several different swim- ming classes and a plunge hour twice a week, when anyone may go in. Class meets and at least one outside meet will be held in February. All those interested in fencing will be disappointed to hear that Mr. Boeckmans cannot be here because of his health. However, he has sent Mr. Fiems to take his place. Mr. Fiems has coached at Yale and in St. Louis and is willing to speak English to those who don't like French and Ger- man. He will give an exhibition next Thursday night at 8 P. M. in the gym and everyone is cordially invited. Basketball is the major sport dur- ing the winter term. There will be first and second Varsity team games almost every Saturday morning after midyears. Generally we have had a round robin class tournament in which each class team plays each other class twice. Each class has two and some- times three teams so that everyone in- terested in basketball has a chance to play on a team. Lacrosse practice begins in the win- ter when the fundamentals are learn- ed. During the spring term real prac- tices are held and if enough people show sufficient interest at least one outside game will be arranged. A class in Folk Dancing is to start very soon and one in tumbling will begin in the winter term. We generally play the faculty in (Continued on Page Five) Dr. Vaughan Williams to Lecture on Music "Nationalism in Music" Will be Subject of Flexner Lectures MR. ALWYNE WILL PLAY News Board Elects The College News is pleas- ed to announce that Dorothy Kalbach, '34, has been elected to its Business Board. 15^222 Dr. Ralph Vaughan Williams will give a series of lectures on "Nation- alism in Music" at Bryn Mawr Col- lege under the Mary Flexner Lecture- ship which provides for a distinguish- ed scholar in the field of "The Hu- manities" to be in residence at the college for a period for the purpose of contact with the public, the fac- ulty and the students. The first of the series will be an introductory lec- ture on Wednesday evening, October 19th; the second and third, on Thurs- day evenings, October 27th and No- vember 3rd, will be "On the Nature of Folk-Song;' the fourth lecture will be "Folk-Song As It Affects the Com- poser," on Wednesday evening, No- vember 9th; the fifth will he an "Na- tionalism in Music," on Wednesday evening, November 16th, and the last, on Monday evening, November 21st, will have for its subject, "The Value of Tradition in Art." The lectures will be illustrated by Mr. Horace Al- wyne, Professor of Music and Direc- tor of the Department of Music at Bryn Mawr College, and by the Bryn Mawr College Choir, conducted by Mr. F. H. Ernest Willoughby, Associate in Music. There will be no charge for the lectures, which will be open to the pubic. Dr. Vaughan Williams, one of the foremost living English composers, was born in the West Country at Down Ampney in 1872. His early training was at the Royal College in London and the Berlin Akademie and also under Max Bruch. Later, in order to familiarize himself with the methods of impressionism, he worked for some time with Ravel in Paris. He is a graduate of Trinity College, Cambridge, and received the Mus.D. degree from Cambridge in 1901 and from Oxford in 1919. He was for sev- eral years Extension Lecturer for Ox- ford University and Head of the Composition Department of the Royal College of Music. He has always been a great enthu- siast on folk-music and has edited many collections of English folk-songs for the Folk-Song Soeiety, of which he is now president. He is the com- poser of a large number of works in all forms. His operas have been pro- duced in Germany and England and his symphonies played by the leading orchestras in Europe and America. A whole program was devoted to his works by Sir Henry Wood in Lon- don last year and many of them have been performed at the leading Festi- vals of Europe, his two works, "Job" and "Benedicite," being chosen by the International Jury for "performance at last year's Contemporary Music Fes- tival at Oxford. He is an uncompromising Nation- alist in music and his influence is among the most powerful forces in contemporary English music, with his large human otltlook and disregard of all but the essential, the absence of every form of rhetorical address. His music is deeply tinged with the spirit of English folk-music, of Eng- lish national character and of Eng- lish musical tradition and ideals in particular. A. E. Fr4)ickinson says: "I feel, though I cannot prove, that Vaughan Williams' music is likely to make a special appeal to the men and women of fierce ideals, to the explor- ers, to the people whose experience in the last ten or twelve years has taught them the grave danger of playing with safety, whether in art or in the ordinary walks of life. Moreover, for those who, reacting from the crude sensationalism of the day, are try- ing to refit their minds for the more permanent ecstacies of the emotions felt, or at any rate crystallized, in tranquility�for these Vaughan Wil- liams can present, with the freshness of a vital experience the eternal beau- (Contlnued on Page Five) Freshman Welcomed by Miss Park in Chapel Awakening of Sense of Citizen- ship is Urged as Noble Aim DEVELOP INITIATIVE On Monday, October 17, President Park officially opened the 48th aca- demic year at Bryn Mawr with a chapel address in which she wel- comed faculty and students, and stressed a deeper sense of the re- sponsibilities of citizenship on the part of college graduates as essential for the survival of democratic gov- ernment. The text of her speech follows: "Absence makes the heart grow fonder" and each September comes a time when to those of us who are already here the green summer cam- pus begins to look empty and dull. In this particular year, when infan- tile paralysis in Philadelphia and the Lower Merion district caused a post- ponement of our opening date, no one can doubt the genuineness of our wel- come to faculty and students, gradu- ate and undergraduate, old and new, all bursting on the same train, so to speak, into the cheerful chaos of this morning. Our late opening will necessitate some slight inconvenience in the fu- ture. As. our ordinary working year is unusually short compared to that of other colleges, and as we oannot consequently afford to lose a whole week, the faculty and the Undergrad- uate Association must.arrange for the making up of this lost time. One other genuine disaster has be- man Week had to be abolished and it will be necessary for the freshmen to keep their "appointments for the testing of the brain, the back, the voice, the social life, the nerve, while the bell on Taylor Hall clangs them (Continued on Page Five) Abuse of New Book Room is Serious Problem We would like to call the serious attention of everyone to the New Book Room. The New Book shelf is con- sidered one of the most thoughtful and by many one of the most appre- ciated privileges given us by those in charge of the library. New books are placed on this shelf as they are bought so that anyone may see, not only what is being written from week to week, but what books ^he library is adding to its shelves. These books are marked in the back not to bo taken out of the New Book Room for two weeks, so that everyone may see that they are there. After that they are released for circulation. This privilege is being outrageous- ly abused by people taking these new books out of the New Book Room be- fore anyone else has had a chance to see them and while they are still quite visibly marked not to be taken out of the room. In some cases these books have never been returned. This abuse cannot be blamed on absent- mindedness or inability to read no- tices, and we can only appeal to the consideration of students not to take these books out until they are released. Quarantine Lifted Owing to the fact that there have been no new cases of in- fantile paralysis in Lower Mer- ion Township since October the fourth, the Health Department of the Coilege has decided to lift the quarantine against Bryn Mawr village. Students may now go to Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Ardmore. Young people under the age of eight- een from these neighborhoods may visit the campus. 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Judge: JFK Plot Would Have Caused Unimaginable Devastation
NEW YORK — A former member of Guyana's parliament was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for plotting to blow up fuel tanks at John F. Kennedy International Airport after insisting he was wrongly convicted.
"At no time did I have any intention or believe in bringing any harm to the people of this country by the terrorist acts I happened to be identified with," Abdul Kadir told a judge in federal court in Brooklyn.
U.S. District Court Judge Dora Irizarry responded that there was ample evidence Kadir was a key player in "a plan that would have caused devastation unimaginable."
Kadir and Russell Defreitas, a former JFK cargo handler, were arrested and charged with multiple counts of conspiracy in 2007 after an informant infiltrated the plot and recorded them discussing it.
At a trial where Kadir and Defreitas were convicted earlier this year, prosecutors alleged the pair wanted to kill thousands of people and cripple the American economy by using explosives to blow up the fuel tanks and the underground pipelines that run through an adjacent Queens neighborhood. The said they sought the help of militant Muslims, including an al-Qaida operative, in Guyana.
The government relied heavily on the informant's secret recordings, which captured Defreitas bragging about his knowledge of Kennedy Airport and its vulnerabilities.
"For years, I've been watching them," he said of the fuel tanks while on a reconnaissance mission with the informant.
In other tapes, Defreitas ranted about punishing the United States with an attack that would "dwarf 9/11."
Kadir testified in his own defense, denying he was a militant Muslim who spied for Iran for years before joining the JFK scheme. He told jurors that he warned the plotters: "Islam does not support aggression or killing innocent people."
As part of the plot, Defreitas and the informant traveled to Guyana to try to meet with Kadir and show him homemade videotapes of the airport's so-called fuel farms. The plotters also discussed reaching out to Adnam Shukrijumah, an al-Qaida member and explosives expert who was believed to be hiding out in the Caribbean at the time.
Shukrijumah, an FBI most-wanted terrorist, has been indicted on federal charges he was involved in a failed plot to attack the New York City subway system with suicide bombers.
Sentencing for DeFreitas is set for Jan. 21.
A dozen men were arrested in England early Monday as fears of a terrorist attack during the holidays grows in Europe.
The suspected extremists were rounded up in a series of raids in three cities throughout the United Kingdom, including London, Stoke-on-Trent in central England, and Cardiff, Wales.
"The operation is in its early stages so we are unable to go into detail at this time about the suspected offenses," Assistant Commissioner John Yates, the U.K. 's lead police officer for counterterrorism, said in a statement. "However, I believe it was necessary at this time to take action in order to ensure public safety."
Five of the arrested men are from Cardiff, four from Stoke-on-Trent and three from London, officers said.
Officers said the suspects range in age from 17 to 28 and will be questioned on suspicion of commissioning, preparing or instigating acts of terrorism.
The busts come after weeks of surveillance, and are not believed to be associated with the recent bombing in Sweden or any other attack.
The arrests are part of "a large scale, pre-planned and intelligence-led operation involving several Yates he said.
Bomb squad police shut down Terminal A at Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday as a precaution after the discovery of a suspicious package.
The package -- found at a security checkpoint -- turned out to be a computer monitor which was emitting small amounts of radiation, according to the FBI.
"The device is being shipped to the same destination as its owner who is already in flight. It appears there is no cause for alarm, but authorities are taking the necessary precautions to be certain. The investigation is ongoing," said the representative for the FBI Public Affairs Office.
"They're not going to take any chances," added Robert Strang, a security expert who was at the airport when Terminal A was shut down at approximately 8:00am local time.
"Right now it's a mess. It's one of the busiest times of year. If you're leaving from Terminal A, you're going to have a problem. You're not going to get in here," he added.
Strang said that flights from other terminals appeared to be on schedule at the airport, situated 17 miles outside New York City. He said the US was facing an ongoing terror threat from al Qaeda.
"We've been warned. We know that al Qaeda is trying to attack us. Unfortunately, it's going to happen," he added.
An American Airlines spokesperson told the Associated Press that the package was found behind a ticket counter at a security checkpoint, where checked bags were screened.
NYPD Trains for Mumbai-Like Attack
Earlier this month, NYPD ran antiterrorism exercises around the city, trying to prepare itself for the potential of simultaneous terrorist attacks. The simulations were unlike any the city had seen before, instead mirroring the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Spanning three days, the attacks on the most populous Indian city claimed the lives of 178 people. "It was a model that most counterterrorism practitioners hadn't really considered," said Mitchell Silber, head of the NYPD's intelligence analysis division. "The armed gunmen roaming around the city taking hostages, that wasn't something we had seen by any jihadist group." During the more than five hours of simulations, police learned that they still have a lot of work to do, particularly in containing and anticipating the terrorists. But at least now the department knows where it needs to improve.
While many New Yorkers celebrated Christmas morning by tearing open presents, American soldiers stationed in one of the most dangerous combat zones in Afghanistan awoke to a hail of gunfire from a Taliban attack.
As these dramatic photographs show, one US platoon stationed on the front line in Badel -- a treacherous enclave near the Pakistan border -- spent the day exchanging heavy gunfire with terrorist forces.
The Christmas Day confrontation resulted in no casualties -- but it dampened the holiday spirit for families of the brave troops deployed to a post that has come under attack on a daily basis.
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5 Who says romance is dead?Nicofett | 29/05/2013 | See all Nicofett's reviews (35)I like my zombie movies to be action, suspense and gory. And in saying that they usually fall into 2 catagories, the very good or the very bad in terms of story and effects. In fact very few zombie movies have been innovative when trying to be different in the constant wave of Dawn of the Dead clones. However this movie breaks the mould. Warm Bodies has been described as Zombieland meet 500 Days of Summer but I think it is more like Romeo and Juliet meets Dawn of the Dead. This is a love story with a difference as a Zombie named "R" falls in love with a Human and kick starts feelings and emotions that begin a transformation from undead back to land of the living. I found this movie to be new and fresh with new ideas we have never seen before in the crowded Zombie genre. It also proves that Zombie movies don't have to be full of gore. Although there are some gory scenes, it's is handled on a more subtle level so you get the idea of what's happening but you are not privy to gratuitous violence. So for those of you who do not like or watch Zombie films this is a game changer. This is the kind of movie that could introduce people to Zombie movies in the way Shaun of the Dead did. This is a surprisingly good little film that proves that Zombie movies can be intelligent, Zombies can be intelligent and that romance isn't dead. A must see film and a must have for your collection.
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Bulloch County Schools is currently creating a new educational culture by channeling the collective efforts of the community, the Board of Education, employees, parents and students. Since January 2013, the Board of Education and the employees of Bulloch County Schools have committed themselves to the task of re-focusing and transforming the school system into a continuously improving model of excellence. From this point forward, everything we do, from our strategic initiatives to our daily actions will work together to fulfill a new mission:
MISSION: To prepare our students for college and career readiness in an education model that is economically valuable to our community. We will strive to foster the intellectual and developmental skills of our students, prepare them to be productive and successful citizens, and use strategic business planning to maximize limited resources.
We've made initial key steps in this direction. Here is a top-10 list of what our school system has accomplished from July 2012 - present: (1) To more effectively launch implementation of the Common Core Georgia Performance Standards, we provided professional development to all teachers in the foundational skills and classroom practices that we want each of them to know and deliver consistently in the classroom; (2) implemented the new Common Core Georgia Performance Standards; (3) the Board of Education established a district mission and vision; (4) providing leadership training for central office administrators, school principals and assistant principals, and teacher leaders through the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement; (5) launched an extensive, three-month-long community engagement process to gather stakeholder input into the school district's strategic initiatives; (6) became a pilot district for the Georgia Department of Education's new Teacher Keys Effectiveness System and Leader Keys Effectiveness System (TKES and LKES); (7) became a pilot district for the Georgia Department of Education's new Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) initiative; (8) implementing data analysis software and benchmark assessment solutions to make us a more data-driven organization; (9) implemented more objective and stringent hiring practices to ensure we are hiring the best, most qualified candidates to teach our students; and (10) developed a Strategic Plan 2013-2020 based on input from the community engagement process.
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We are working to create a culture that is willing to challenge the status quo and take responsible risks. This will allow us to forge a new future for our students, providing them with not only opportunities for a challenging world but the skills and preparation to help them succeed in it. The level of enthusiasm and professionalism of our employees reflects our desire and commitment to help all of our students succeed to the best of their potential.
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Whether you are a school administrator, teacher, support staff, parent, student, or community stakeholder, you are a part of the district's initiative to provide stronger consistency across the system. We all must remember that we cannot neglect our responsibilities in preparing our children to be successful at each grade level. It is also important to us that children have the same educational experiences and opportunities, no matter which school they attend.
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The Bulloch County School District and each of its 15 schools are accredited by AdvancED (formerly the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools). Bulloch County has also been ranked nationally for its use of technology. The administration, faculty and staff of Bulloch County Schools are honored to serve you and your children. We are committed to our mission, "College & Career Readiness and Community Value."


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The Baltimore Orioles announced today that they will offer an exclusive incentive for those fans attending Saturday's Tag Day to purchase a partial season plan. The Orioles will provide $50 in vouchers to any fan purchasing two seats in a 13-game plan at the event. The vouchers can be redeemed at Oriole Park for additional tickets, merchandise and concessions throughout the 2013 season. Tag Day will be held at Oriole Park from 9:00 a.m. - noon this Saturday.
Tag Day is an opportunity for fans interested in purchasing either a full or partial Season Plan for the 2013 season to "try out" their seats before they buy. Available seats will be tagged with pennants, and Orioles sales representatives will be stationed throughout the ballpark to discuss season plan options and answer questions.
The Oriole Park center field video board will air two showings of "The BUCKle Up Birds: An Underdog Story" at 9:15 a.m. and again at 10:30 a.m. for fans to enjoy.
Orioles Season Plans are available in 81-game, 29-game, and 13-game packages. Season Plan Holders are exclusively entitled to Orange Carpet Benefits, including a significant discount on tickets and parking over single game prices, early entrance to the ballpark for batting practice at each home game, priority access to special events and more.
Tickets for plans purchased at Tag Day will be printed immediately, allowing fans to take their tickets home with them. The Orioles Box Office will also be open for single game ticket purchases.
Free parking for Tag Day is available in Lot A. Fans should use the Home Plate Plaza entrance to the ballpark, located between dates D & E. The Orioles Team Store will also be open at 9:00 a.m. and is located on the first level of the warehouse.
Fans will receive $50 in vouchers for every two season plan seats purchased. Vouchers can be redeemed for any additional ticket purchases, concessions, or merchandise.
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Wake up early and go for a walk in one of the parks that the city offers. Rent a bike and tour the avenues. Take the time to learn more about nature and occupy an hour in the library of the Botanical Park of Brasilia. Finally have a cup of tea while appreciating the silence and peacefulness of this city.
Overlooking the city from the top of the lookout point in the Don Bosco Chapel Ecological Park, whatever you see green, note on your map. Brasilia welcomes the visitors and greets residents offering several parks and a clean air environment, one where you will feel good when breathing. Any day is a good day to visit the City Park, but on Sundays it is full of people. The saying is not exactly this, but can also be used in this case, therefore, in Brasilia, follow the example. Enjoy the morning sun whilst being close to nature, ride bike or just take walk in one of the largest urban parks in South America. In addition to the tracks, it has kiosks and amusement areas for children. Recall when in text above you pointed green areas on the map? The Brazilian National Park is one of these. Known as the "Mineral Water" park, with 30,000 hectares and its main attractions are the pools formed from the water wells. You cannot miss the Botanical Garden. There are about 5 000 hectares, of which 526 acres can be visited. Here you will find exotic plants, an ecological trail with 4,500 meters a gazebo, a picnic area, a library with subject on Nature, an amphitheater and even a tea room.


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quote:Aren't they lowering prices on club seats? If they are selling or sold, why do that?
quote:However, how could they all be sold with an average of 12k per game sold now? Preseason attendance tells you what the sales are... no way the 9.3k is most of the lower bowl. Maybe some are sold as plans, not as sth, but then they are like 1/4 sold or so.
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Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, tweens in 4th-7th grades are invited to the library for an afternoon of building with Legos and hanging out. No registration is necessary and it's free. Thanks to our Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for providing the Legos for this very special program just for Tweens, including our pink Legos. Tween girl Lego lovers, we want you to join our club, too.Teddy Bear Sleepover Event
Wednesday, January 15 @ 6pm
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Assuming that Belo Horizonte has the highest ratio of bars per capita in the world (it is said that there is one bar for every 187 residents), it is easy to see that the capital of the state of Minas Gerais has a frenetic pace. The options are varied and the party lasts until morning rise.
Without a great coastline and a famous Carnival, the People of Minas Gerais make a feast every night. And they make use of the fact that there are about 12 thousand bars /cafes in the city. Belo Horizonte has the liveliest nights of Brazil. The options for a night of amusement are as varied as the suggestions for concerts, parties, clubs, bingo, live music, where you won´t miss the typical MPB (Música Popular Brasileira – Traditional Brazilian music).The city center is where you'll find the most bohemian area of "Beagá. It has a certain old-fashioned tone, but this is where the locals start their nights. Other preferred zones are the neighbourhoods of Savassi-Funcionários, São Pedro, Anchieta-Sion, Santa Teresa, Mangabeiras, São Bento, Santo Antônio, Lourdes or Serra. It becomes difficult to trace an itinerary, but locals suggest places like Major Lock, the nightclubs GLS, New Sagitarius. The bar Mercearia Lili (Grocery store) (Address: São João Evangelista Str., 676) is considered one of the best. During the day it is truly a grocery store. At night it becomes a meeting point to have a beer in a traditional and relaxed environment. To end the night it is essential to go to the Macarrão do Bolão - for your last beer(s) and have something to eat before bed.


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As mentioned in a previous review, the patina copper finish, sturdy metal construction are some of the unique features of this clock. The clock appears to be hand made, in that, you can see the welds in the metal construction of the clock. The clock also has protective glass that is siliconed into the the metal frame. The metal frame construction and glass add to the weight of this product.
I can't stress how large this clock is. It his huge, just make sure the measurements of this clock work for your intended space on the wall.
One other thing to think about is you may want to pull it out of the box while at the store. Inspect the clock and make sure the hands on the clock clear each other. The hands on my clock were ever so slightly bent, in that, they would come into contact with each other under normal operation. So, I had to perform some surgery on the clock, I had to open up the back by removing 8 or so small screws. The clock then can be removed from the frame. you can then very delicately bend the hands so they do not come in to contact with each other.
June 22, 2013
Show Some Attitude! Make your room - POP!
You'll never be late again! Okay, no guarantee about that but I can assure you that this clock offers a great design focal point for any space.
The color is similar to copper as it ages displaying a patina green color -- verdigris. This piece has a presence because of being oversized and also a solid item. It has some weight because it is made of a forged metal with what appears to be an glass front. There are no signs of plastic in this piece except for the clock mechanism on the back so I'd expect this art piece to last. The hanger on the back is forged of the metal so no worries that it will separate or not hold the weight of the clock.
One of the best design elements to me is the profile of this clock which features a beautiful, open filagree design (see my photo) that looks like something you'd find on a much more expensive clock. A true selling point. This is a very deep design made to look like a pocket watch which makes it a fun, playful piece that could be at home in a transitional design as easily as in a century home with antiques. Be sure to keep the depth in mind if you need a low profile for a space such as behind a sofa or chair.
I picked this up on sale but the regular price is reasonable for the quality and the fact that most people will think you spent a lot get this look! If you love a vintage, one of a kind look then you'll love this piece.
May 27, 2013
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BabyBjorn Travel Crib Fitted Sheet (Organic Cotton)
Got the crib? Get the sheet! Made especially for the BabyBjorn Travel Crib Light, this simple sheet is a perfect fit. It's also made of 100% organic cotton with no pesticides or chemicals, helping create a healthy sleep environment for your child.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by MommyP If you have the travel crib, you need the sheet
It's a thin sheet but if you have the travel crib, I don't think there's another option for a sheet.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by hdks super soft, perfect fit
Love that these are organic. Extremely soft, nice soothing ivory color. Fit the Baby Bjorn travel crib mattress perfectly, and they look so soft and delightful and soothing. We bought a couple and store them inside the carrying case with the crib when not in use so they're there when we need them. They are a little on the thin/sheer side (but honestly in a soft, delicate way, not in a cheap way) and the mattress is obviously waterproof/water-resistant so it's not breathable, so I have contemplated using a soft mattress pad or something underneath as an extra layer, but I never have and it's been fine so far. Also, they seem a bit pricey... but it's worth it because you can be assured of a snug, safe fit.
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Brooklyn Nursery Bedding
$19 – $99
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Inspired by woodblock prints from India, this chic nursery design features shades of pretty plum and alluring aqua. The whole-cloth cotton quilt is exceptionally soft and reverses to a block print on a white ground. The sheeting has a fresh geometric design, and the bumper features pretty paisleys and fanciful flowers. Tiers of romantic ruffles on our crib skirt add texture and movement to the bottom of the crib.
- Quilt and sham are pure cotton voile.
- Pure cotton batting.
- Expertly quilted by hand.
- Quilt and sham reverse to a floral block print on aqua ground.
- Crib sheet is 200-thread-count cotton percale with an Easy-Care finish.
- Bumper is printed cotton percale; polyester batting.
- Pleated crib skirt is pure cotton with a print border.
- Quilted sham has an envelope closure; insert sold separately.
- Nursery Bumper Bedding Set includes fitted crib sheet, bumper and crib skirt.
- Nursery Quilt Bedding Set includes fitted crib sheet, toddler quilt and crib skirt.
- Images provided (left) show bumper's distinct interior and exterior patterns; always fasten securely with exterior facing outward.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
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- Made of 100% cotton.
- Crib sheet's Easy-Care finish ensures that sheet emerges smooth from the dryer.
- Pottery Barn fitted crib sheets have elastic around the top and bottom only rather than around the entire edge, a feature that makes our sheets safer for your baby.
- Four-sided skirt fits around the entire crib and is tailored with split corners for easy placement around posts.
- Sham has a quilted front and an envelope closure. Insert sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
Toddler Quilt
- 36 x 50"
Small Sham
- 12 x 16"
Fitted Crib Sheet
- 26 x 53"; fits mattresses up to 8" deep
Crib Skirt
- 28 x 52"; 16" drop
- 10 x 160"
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- Machine wash in warm water, gentle cycle.
- Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
- Tumble dry on low heat; remove promptly.
- Warm iron as needed.
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Pink Ruffle Gingham Apron
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It's messy work being a child, and having an apron keeps clothing safe from drips and splashes. Ours are designed for easy on and off and are scaled for a comfortable fit.
- 18" wide x 19.5" long
- Sewn of pure cotton gingham.
- Features three tiers of ruffled gingham.
- Neck tie features a Velcro closure.
- Machine wash.
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- Overall: 18" wide x 19.5" long
- Neck Tie: 18" long
- Tie (2): 14" long
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
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- Tumble dry on low heat; remove promptly.
- Warm iron as needed.
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The Pemberton Township Recreation Department is a member of both of the following associations which provides the community with grant opportunities, education and training, volunteer training, shared services and new initiatives in the park and recreation field.
National Recreation & Park Association
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Thank you to Daisy Troop 21072 for adding a touch of fall to the Country Lakes Clubhouse! The girls planted mums to earn their Watering Can Award.
Congrats to Theresa Weems (left) and Emma Connolly (right) for completing all 3 levels (beginner, intermediate & advanced) of our Canoe & Kayak Skills and Safety Classes! Pictured above with program instructor Matty Kinsella, the ladies completed the advanced class on August 25, 2013 at Mirror Lake. Theresa and Emma completed 14 hours of instruction between all classes and are the first "graduates" of the program that was introduced this summer.
2013 Water Carnival
2013 Mirror Lake Championships
Congratualtions to Pemberton Township native Matt Emmons for his Olympic 50-Meter Three Position Rifle Competition bronze medal!
2014 Hallows Eve Photos by Tom Walker
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Our mission is to enhance the lives of Pemberton Township residents by providing innovative and diverse programs and services. We are dedicated to raising standards, showing enthusiasm and promoting the lifelong benefits of recreation.
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Women with Voices Charity
Women with Voices, along with the Pemberton Township Recreation Department & Nesbit Kids Clubhouse, sponsored a Back to School Event at the Nesbit Center on August 30th, 2014. Women with Voices provided 75% of school supplies needed for the Fall 2014 school year for 175 Pemberton Township students and provided prizes for an Honor Roll Ceremony. In addition to providing school supplies, Women with Voices contributed to a BBQ lunch for children who regularly attend the Nesbit Kids Clubhouse. Women with Voices also facilitated a Summer Reading Program for Kids through TD Bank where children who read ten books received $10 to start their own savings account.
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2010 Program & Facility Improvements
Youth Service Week Sponsored by St. Ann's Church & Pemberton Recreation
Youth & Adult Oil Painting Class (Fall 2010) With Jack Kolber
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October 17-27 Michael Clark Company w/ Relaxed Muscle at London's Barbican
the long of it
2/28 Warpaint @ Fais Do-Do, 4/10 St. Vincent @ The Cosmopolitan, 5/2 Desert Daze, 5/8-10 Levitation
i cannot fucking believe those barbara shows sold out. those are the msot expensive tickets i have ever seen.
Oh man, just having to sit through the openers, Il Volo and Chris Boti would make me want to hang myself even before Barbara took the stage.
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Superfan will be in front of the Fonda masturbating furiously to a photo of him taking a photo of a band. Set is from 8:05 to approximately 8:05:15. Guest list only.
Upcoming Shows: Nocturnal Wonderland Saturday, Cut Chemist/Dj Shadow - Palladium, Massive Attack SB Bowl, Festival Supreme, Coachella 2015
I saw the Black Keys tonight and it was very mediocre and stale. A few of the songs were cool live but overall the set seemed flat and the band just wasn't that into it. Def one of the least impressive shows I have seen all year.
In what has to be one of the more pleasant surprises of this year so far, Ariel Pink was absolutely fantastic tonight at the Fonda. Short but sweet, 47 minute set with no encore. Not sure if it was just an on night or whether they've really figured out how to perform well live...the instruments were extremely loud, and Ariel's voice was washed in reverb and fairly low in the mix. All but one song were from the past two albums, concluding with a really free-form take on Nostradamus & Me...a bit of a mess, but they really took the ball and ran with it and pulled it off well overall. This could very well be the best show I ever see from him/them, so glad I went tonight.
And the short AP set worked perfectly for booking it down to the King King right after for Max Cooper, we got there only about 10 minutes into his fantastic, fantastic set.
3/05 - Swervedriver - Roxy (?)
3/06 - Viet Cong - Echo
4/01 - David Lynch - Ace
4/05 - A Winged Victory for the Sullen - El Rey (?)
4/08 - Drive Like Jehu - Glass House
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don't miss ariel pink tonight at the eagle rock fest! he is the special guest on the stones throw stage with Dam Funk. they will be performing together!
Where's the best place to park for shows at the Greek? Just got an email saying there will be no unstacked parking, so I'd rather not park at the venue.
Just get stacked parking and learn to smoke a lot of pot before you go into a concert. Make sure not to listen to the artist you are seeing, nor should you be wearing any articles of clothing related to the band you're about to see.
Don't smoke pot? Well then fucking start.
I agree with parking on Los Feliz and walking up. it's a steep hill, but it's only a 10-15 minute walk, and it's really nice walking down at the end of the night and skipping that crazy bottle neck traffic coming out of the lots.
Also, I must disagree with Omar about the The Black Keys last night. it was my first time seeing them, and I'm only a casual fan, but I thought they were great. Also, it was the first time I'd been on the floor at Staples and was surprised how easy it was to get up right next to the stage. i was probably 30 feet back, and it was easy to forget I was in a huge venue, it felt like I was seeing them at the Fonda or something. Tegan and Sara were very, very good too (though one of them was having some vocal issues, it sounded like she might be getting sick). i am a big fan of theirs though. They played a lot of material from The Con, and a couple new songs.
2/15/15 - Horse The Band w/Taken @ Regent // 3/21/15 - Tweedy @ Theater at Ace Hotel // 3/6/15 - Viet Cong @ Echoplex // 4/14/15 - Cloud Nothings @ Echo
4/19/15 - Electric Wizard @ Roxy // 4/22/15 - Faith No More - Wiltern // 5/1/15 - Sleater-Kinney @ Palladium // 5/27/15 - Neutral Milk Hotel @ Warner Grand Theater
6/3/15 - Sufjan Stevens @ Dorothy Chandler
Did The Black Keys play all their songs faster than on record? That really bothered me at Coachella.
Live stream from Night #8 in Brooklyn for Hova!
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More Muse dates, including an LA show.
Also the rumor is Band of Skulls is opening at least the West Coast dates.
January 21 | San Diego, California | Valley View Casino Center | On sale 10/12 at 10am
January 23 | Los Angeles, California | Staples Center | On sale 10/12 at 10am
January 28 | Oakland, California | Oracle Arena | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 3 | Edmonton, Alberta | Rexall Place | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 4 | Calgary, Alberta | Scotiabank Saddledome | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 6 | Vancouver, British Columbia | Rogers Arena | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 22 | Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | BankAtlantic Center | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 23 | Tampa, Florida | Tampa Bay Times Forum | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 25 | Orlando, Florida | Amway Center | On sale 10/12 at 10am
February 28 | Cleveland, Ohio | Quicken Loans Arena | On sale 10/12 at 10am
March 2 | Detroit, Michigan | Joe Louis Arena | On sale 10/12 at 12pm
March 4 | Chicago, Illinois | United Center | On sale 10/13 at 10am
March 7 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Target Center | On sale 10/13 at 10am
March 8 | St. Louis, Missouri | Chaifetz Arena | On sale 10/12 at 10am
March 10 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | BOK Center | On sale 10/12 at 10am
April 9 | Toronto, Ontario | Air Canada Centre | On sale 10/13 at 10am
April 12 | Boston, Massachusetts | TD Garden | On sale 10/12 at 10am
April 15 | New York, New York | Madison Square Garden | On sale 10/12 at 9am
April 19 | E. Rutherford, New Jersey | IZOD Center | On sale 10/12 at 9am
April 23 | Montreal, Quebec | Bell Centre | On sale 10/13 at 12pm
April 26 | Quebec City, Quebec | Colisée Pepsi | On sale 10/13 at 12pm
They play some faster, yes. Not all. They don't ramp the speed up and down inconsistently inside each song though. Last night was a lot fun, and Tegan and Sara surprised big time. Was 4 or 5 rows of people back dead center and with Pat's drum kit being so close to the front of the stage it was totally like seeing them in a small little club during their songs but when they would finish one I was pulled back into the giant room that is Staples Center. All of the songs on El Camino are a ton of fun but I wish they would leave Brothers alone a bit more than they do. When its just the two of them on stage is still the highlight of their shows, each of the three times I've seen them. Great crowd on the floor and I really like how Staples' security had everyone sit down while we waited before the opener. Kept a lot of breathing room once we got up.
I was there last night as well. Got to the arena late, after Tegan and Sara, still ended up about 10 back on Pat's side. Really made it seem intimate. I thought they were better than at Coachella and yes, the highlight was just Dan and Pat. Loved the El Camino songs live, especially Little Black Submarines.
Looks like plenty of room for a 2nd Muse show at Staples the next night.
3/05 - Swervedriver - Roxy (?)
3/06 - Viet Cong - Echo
4/01 - David Lynch - Ace
4/05 - A Winged Victory for the Sullen - El Rey (?)
4/08 - Drive Like Jehu - Glass House
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Twitter, if you dare
SD show is on MLK day. I think most people get work/school off for that still, right? Are you still going to see them or is the MuseRadio name going to be retired soon?
That sure turned into a big sing along since Coachella hasn't it? Such a good song and everyone got so hyped after he switched over to the electric guitar for part 2 of the song. Nova Baby is my favorite of the newer songs
Yup, though the NBA schedule might put a kink in that. THere's a game on the 24th, so the 2nd show would actually need to be the 22nd, the day after Gaga's 2nd night. Though they could still go to Anaheim later that week.


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Dinner by Heston Blumenthal
Believe the hype. Run, don't walk to try and score yourself a table at the amazing Dinner, Heston Blumenthal's latest offering. The restaurant is on the first floor of the Mandarin Oriental hotel, just upstairs from the excellent Bar Boulud, making the hotel somewhat of a food lovers paradise. Entry to the restaurant is through a glass fronted wine cellar and then once inside the dining area is huge with soaring ceilings, picture windows facing out to Hyde Park and a glass fronted kitchen delivering the ultimate in food porn theatre. Every detail has been finely thought through from the jelly mould light fittings, to the tudor rose ceiling decorations and the huge mechanical clock mechanism that turns the spit in the kitchen.
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