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�W Copyright, 1922, hy The College News t ^ i � � Volume VIII. No? 21. -------------------------------------__.-------:------------ BRYN MAWR, PA. WEDNESDAY. ^----------------,-------------- APRIL 26. 1922 � � �Price 10 Cents CELEBRATION FOR DR. SCOTT MRS. SCHWARTZ GIVES TALK BRINGS MANY TO BRYN MAWR Dr. Alfred Whitehead Speaks Theories of Relativity on DR. SCOTT GUEST OF HONOR AT DINNER Nearly 200 guests gathered at Bryn Mawr to attend the Mathematical Celebration, held last Tuesday in honor of Dr. Scott on the completion of her thirty-seven years as head of the Department of Mathe- matics. A mathematical meeting, at which Dr. Whitehead, of England, spoke, a tea, and a dinner were given for her. The mathematical meeting, which was held in Taylor Hall, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, was opened by an address of welcome by l'resident Thomas and by an introductory address by Miss Marion Reilly, following which Dr. Alfred North Whitehead read a pamphlet on "Some Principles of Physical Science." Dr. White- head is Professor of Applied Mathematics in the Imperial College of Science, South Kensington, London, and came to America for the purpose of presenting this pamphlet, hitherto withheld from publication, at this celebration for Dr. Scott, to whom it is dedicated. Dr. Whitehead's dissertation dealt with his theories of relativity and gravitation and with the application of group tensors to the formulation of physical laws. "Start- (Continued on Page J) �BUNNY JIM" AND FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS DRAW NEAR ON COMING PRIMARIES League of Women Voters Endorses Clean Politics and Education Next Monday Date of May Day Award* and Celebration* - . "Sunny Jim," Senior prizes, graduate fellows and scholars and undergraduate scholarships will be announced in chapel on Monday, May 1, the morning of the usual May-Day celebration. "Sunny Jim," the winner of the Mary Helen Ritchje Memorial Prize, must pos- sess, according to the qualifications of last year, the following qualities: "That she be a good student who shows interest in her work, but need not necessarily be in the. upper half; that she possess the qualities of courage, cheerfulness, fair-mindedness, �good" sportsmanship; that her influence be widely felt, and that she have the courage to live up to her own convictions and lie respected by all." This prize was won in 1921 by Marynia Foote, President of the Undergraduate Association. % y "Since women have begun to vote, in- terest in the primaries has been aroused as never before," said Mrs. H. L. Schwartz, of the League of Women Voters, who gave an informal talk on the candidates for the approaching May primaries, last Thursday night in the dean's office. Mrs. Schwartz discussed the candidates for national and state nominations. Mr. George W. Pepper, the well-known Phila- delphia!!, and Major Keed, prominent in adjustment of war claims, will probably lie the Republican nominees for Senators from the Eastern and Western part of the State. The Democrats arc united in proposing Judge Schull, of Stroudsburg, and Mr. kcrr. Of the three probable candidates for- the governorship,�"Mr. Alter and Mr. Pinchot are running for the RepuMicanjnominaiion, Mr. Alter, according to Mrs. Schwartz, is a constitutional lawyer, who has never stood for any particularly progressive laws. Yet be is backed by the Sprotil and Yarc factions. Mr. Pinchot has made an ad- mirable record in his forestry work. After excellent service as head of the National Department, he resigned on account of a difficulty -mer Alaskan lands and became head of the State Department. He is inde- pendent of the machine, relying entirely on his personal following. "He is erratic," Mrs. Schwartz' asserted, "but a really good candidate." For the first time, the Demo- crats have-agreed upon a candidate for the nomination before the primaries, and are proposing only one man, Mr. John Mc- Sparren. � The candidates for Congressman .frf>m the Ninth Congressional District are: Mr. Fried, Democrat, whose record is unknown; and, of course, Mr. Watson, who, despite his insignificant recprd, has no opponent in the Republican, Party. "Only one legislator is sent from this - � (Continued on page 2) HARVARD GLEE CLUB CONCERT INTERESTING MUSICAL EVENT Program of Unusually Good .Music Rendered with Fine Feeling The Harvard Glee Hub concert, last Wednesday, in the Academy of Music, WAS one of the most interesting; musical events of the whole season�interesting not only from the artistic point of view, but .also from its significance in regard to the posi- tion music is taking and will take in the large universities and colleges. The usual j college glee club concert is generally a hotch-potch (so-called) of humorous or vapidly sentimental ditties, interspersed with mandolin selections of the most ob- vious and unworthy type, with an occa- sional solo, usually of the standard of "My Little Gray Home in the West." and kin- dred ballads. What a revolution in stan- dards, then, is it to find a glee club of a university not only announcing a program containing; works by such composers as Palestrina, Bach, Brahms, Franck and such moderns as Klorcnt Schmitt and Milhatul, but performing it with such artistic finish and excellence as did the Harvard Glee Club under the conductorship of Dr. Archi- bald T. Davison. It was obvious to the most casual ob- server that the Harvard men did not sing with such enthusiasm and fine feeling for the spirit of the music merely because of their splendid training by Dr. Davison, but be- cause they enjoyed every note of what they sang and felt that they were participating in pioneer work) of the first order and, as such, felt the moral responsibility to give of their best, which the interpretation of all great music imposes. This, I think, is the far greater side of the work which Dr. Davison is doing� that he has been able to endow these men with a love for and understanding of great music, beyond the fact of giving pleasure to a passing audience. It is safe to say that other Universities and Colleges will eventually he compelled to come into line with the work of the Harvard Club and to i (Continued on PafC 5) . SENIOR'S LAST PLAY SUBTLE STUDY OF CHARACTER CHANGE "Lady from the Sea" has weirdness and depth of Ibsen drama Octavia Howard in Leading Part THE LADY FROM THE SEA SENIOR PLAY Nothing in man's mental equipment is more delicately balanced than the wilL Its nortrtal action is often unexpected; and when, passing beyond the normal, the will becomes pathological, its varied manifesta- tions frequently appear inexplicable. Those the so-called weak-willed�who cannot sufficiently fix their attention dYi a given end so as to bring about that end develop neurotic conditions and lay themselves open t<> influence of wills stronger than their own. Only when one raises the counter suggestion, namely, that they can choose for themselves, are they released from the tyranny of the stronger personality. Such a situation, it seems to me, Ibsen portrays in The Lady from the Sea; such a situation is the only one which can ex- plain Ellida's sudden change in the fifth �ct. In life it is often difficult to be con- vinced that a person's character and aims can change completely. Seen on the stage, it is doubly difficult to believe. Our minds have been reaching out to comprehend the character in a certain aspect and are slow to grasp a complete reversal of that aspect. (Continued on Page 2) GLEE CLUB REHEARSING FOR GONDOLIERS NEXT WEEK L. Grim and M. Minott Take Leading Parts in Tale of Old Venetian Life . Seniors Secrifice of Flowere Neta Three Hundred Dollars for Bates The Seniors have given $300.25 to Bates House through their request that the mpney usually spent on Senior Play flowers be sent {p the Hates House Committee. Rockefeller's contribution was' $13.75; $112 were collected in Pembroke-West; $51.75- in Pembroke-East; $54.25 in Radnor; $34 in Meriou; $32.50 in Denbigh, and $12 were received from the class of 1922. The Glee Club has also reojsjjf ted that ^flowers" be sent to Bates House. The profit made from their two performances will be given to the same charity. Gilbert and Sullivan's "King of the Gon- doliers or King'of Barataria," is the oper- etta chosen for this year'9 annual Glee Club performance. It is the story of Caselda the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Plaza. Married in her infancy to the son of the King who is now lost, Caselda is in love with the drummer boy, Luiz, but prepares to marry one of the Gondoliers, whom the Grand Inquisitor thinks is the Priftce in disguise. The Gondolier, know- ing nothing of his nohle birth, has already married one of the Contadina. Thus every �one is made happy when it turns out through fnez, the foster nurse, that the drummer boy Luiz is the Prince after all, and that the Gondolier can go back to his own much loved through humble life. (Ceadaaed on pet* 3) ^
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Under the title, "The Anti-Bernanke," Matthew Kaminski of The Wall Street Journal recently took a lengthy look at Poland's Leszek Balcerowicz. He did so in the wake of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's pronouncement of QE 4 to rescue the United States' economy.
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By this point readers should have a clear picture of where Balcerowicz believes the United States is headed. But just in case, one more quote from "The Anti-Bernanke: "If he were in Mr. Bernanke's shoes, Mr. Balcerowicz says he'd rethink the link between easy money and economic growth. Over time, he says, lower interest rates and money printing presses harm the economy — though not necessarily or primarily through higher inflation."
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zenieth wrote:As this is a alternate universe may I inquire if the kaguya will be allowed seeing as they may not be extinct here?
BG07 wrote: I would prefer that most of you start off as Genin, however I will also allow a few Jonin and Chunin to be accepted as team captains.
sam4books wrote:Oh God, why?
Curse me and mah love for Narotu as a child >_<
Luckily my friends are naruto freaks >D
GnSz wrote:What guy?
Also, because this is based or left off the previous one, should we go back and look into that one? I'm just wondering.
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April fools! Now let's get to posting delicious jokes from around the internet.
Google ports maps to certain, older devices.
Printing with Kodak just got a lot more d'awwww.
Blizzard DID say diablo was coming to consoles. I wonder how they got Nintendo to get in on it.
The Pirate Bay collaborates with Greece.
Augmented Reality ooooooh yeah.
League of Legends takes the logical next step.
ThinkGeeks april fools products aren't really that much different from their usual.
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quote:Nice, this kid has a ridiculous amount of potential. It's tough for kids in that part of the state to get any decent exposure with Natchitoches and Alexandria being the only towns with more than 10k people within an hour.
quote:20 4 stars.
quote:This class is top 5 if we add no one else. 23 of 27 are 4 stars or higher on at least 1 of the main 3 recruiting sites. frick you ESPN!
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quote:Justin Thornton visited this weekend i saw on twitter.
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quote:MemphisSo Ramirez may make it official today.Got some good prospects visiting today
quote:Are you able to give us names? Are the visits confidential?
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First of all a big yellow pyrex bowl. I've wanted some bright yellow pyrex but never find any, and I've needed a big summer salad bowl. Woo. It's not in mint condition, but it will do. I was so excited.
Then sitting next to the yellow bowl was this beauty. I'm not a super-expert on pyrex and I had never seen the dark blue, but I loved it. With those cheerful daisys? How could you not. And this one is in mint condition. Most of my vintage pyrex collection is in the 1970's harvest tones so I'm always excited when I find something out of that realm. As I did a little google research, I discovered that it's Blue Colonial Mist or something like that. (Someone with a knowlege far superior to mine feel free to jump in here.) There's even a similar bowl available on ebay right now!


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quote:And HBO got Star Wars in late 82 or early 83 (depending on the source) so that must be when I got my tape.
quote:Link this. My parents had beta max/vhs players and hbo when hbo was seriously just a fricking box with one channel.
quote:HBO showed the film during the winter of 1983
quote:Or maybe I just didn't care once I saw lightsabers and Leia in a gold slave bikini.
quote:And lest we forget Luke outsmarting the most notorious gangster in the outer rims?
quote:when I was kid seeing Jedi in 83'for the first time
quote:as a kid you could barely remember that they were going to rendevouz on tattooine at the end of empire to find Han.
quote:Looks like the movies did get some semi-frequent theatrical releases though in the early 80's so that makes sense because I remember Empire in the theater a lot clearer than I should have considering my age in 1980 compared to late 1982. And HBO got Star Wars in late 82 or early 83 (depending on the source) so that must be when I got my tape.


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I have commented before on "fashions" in the embedded software world and part of my job is to understand what the hot topics among embedded developers are. A subject that just seems to run and run is USB. I posted about it a while back and promised to write more. In the meantime, we ran a Web seminar, which broke records for attendance, and published a new tech paper, which has proven incredibly popular.
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Today I am going to focus briefly on one specific area of USB functionality: data transfer speeds.
USB offers a variety of data transfer speeds, each of which may be appropriate for specific situations. Now there are basically four options; this range has gradually increased as USB has been developed:
- Low speed [1.5Mb/s] – This functionality was included in USB 1.1 and is quite satisfactory for devices needing to transfer low volumes of data at modest speed. For example: mice, keyboards, joysticks and gamepads.
- Full speed [12Mb/s] – This higher speed was also supported by USB 1.1 and makes sense for more demanding devices, with greater volumes of data. Examples include: modems, digital cameras, printers, scanners and microphones.
- High speed [480Mb/s] – USB 2.0 added a much faster speed option aimed for large volume storage devices and multimedia application. For example: mass storage, broadband, home networking, residential gateways and digital video/audio.
- Very high speed [4.8Gb/s] – Another 10X speed increase is offered by USB 3.0, addressing the need of even larger data storage devices and demanding multimedia like full HD video.
As the USB standards have progressed, backwards compatibility has been maintained, while adding the greater data rate options; i.e. USB 3.0 supports all the functionality of USB 2.0, which embraces all the capabilities of USB 1.1.
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As Tracy Jordan once said on "30 Rock:" Live every week like it's Shark Week.
Syfy seems to be taking that maxim to heart, announcing its own Shark Week of sorts (Sorry, Discovery), pegged to the upcoming release of "Sharknado 2: The Second One." "Sharknado 2," is, of course, a sequel to last year's super-buzzy, low-budget television movie, "Sharknado."
"Sharknado Week" will air July 26 through August 2; Sharknado 2 premieres Wed. July 30. Also in the programming block? Roger Corman's "Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda" (August 2), Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark (July 26), and "Sharkmania: The Top 15 Biggest Baddest Bloodiest Bites" (July 27).
No one could forget the plot of "Sharknado 2," but here's Syfy's description once again: "A freak weather system turns its deadly fury on New York City, unleashing a Sharknado on the population and its most cherished iconic sites — and only Fin (Ian Ziering) and April (Tara Reid) can save the Big Apple. The movie, directed by Anthony C. Ferrante from a screenplay by Thunder Levin, also stars Mark McGrath, Kari Wuhrer, Vivica A. Fox and Judah Friedlander, with cameo appearances including Kelly Osbourne, Judd Hirsch, Perez Hilton, Matt Lauer, Al Roker, Andy Dick, Robert Klein, Sandra "Pepa" Denton, Biz Markie, Downtown Julie Brown, Richard Kind and Kurt Angle, among others."
The week might become an annual thing — Syfy has already ordered a third Sharknado.
A First Glance at the Disney Festival of Fantasy parade
The new daily parade at Magic Kingdom has debuted, and it's stocked with dozens of Disney characters and a set of new detailed floats. Here are five thoughts we had while watching the parade come down Main Street.
1. "Wow, this thing is moving right along." There are many moving parts on the floats, both big and small, high and low. A notable early example are the "swing thugs" aboard the swaying pendulums on the "Tangeled" float. It looks daring. The first float (aka The Princess Garden) has a rotating round platform (think lazy susan) that lets both sides of the street see Tiana and Naveen ("The Princess and the Frog"), then the "Frozen" sisters, Anna and Elsa. So much is moving that you want to watch the float even after it's passed by.
2. "Wow, that's a long way to be doing a Scottish jig." The ground-level dancers are earning their pay, including the kilted folk from the "Brave" float and the "Newsies"-inspired Lost Boys fronting the "Peter Pan" float. Even the guy controlling the tail of the dragon has choreography.
3."Wow, that's high." The height of the units is notable, and there are cast members up in the atmosphere. The tallness factor would seem to back the rumor that new Christmas decorations will be needed across Main Street, which has had garland crossing that area.
4. "OK, just wow." When the steampunkish dragon turned the corner and came into view, a roar went up. Followed by another roar when it breathed fire. Once Universal Studios gets its fire-breather into place at Wizarding World of Harry Potter — Diagon Alley, Orlando will once again be home of dueling dragons.
5. "Wow, top that." The parade starts off strong and builds in intensity. So what grand finale can follow fire-breathing dragon? Mickey and Minnie in a hot-air-balloon float, preceded by Piocchio, Snow White, Seven Dwarfs (including a doubled-up dwarf), dancing hippos, Mad Hatter, Pluto and more. It's a classic Disney ending.
Of course, it has that new-parade smell, with bright costuming and soaring soundtrack. That will fade one day, but for now most folks will say "Celebrate a What Come When parade?" The new parade runs at Magic Kingdom daily at 3 p.m.
Vince Gilligan Appears on Community
After bringing his AMC series "Breaking Bad" to its highly praised conclusion and earning an Emmy Award for outstanding drama, creator Vince Gilligan probably could have done anything he wanted for his next act.
Unexpectedly, he opted for a cameo role in the NBC comedy "Community." At the invitation of that show's creator, Dan Harmon, Mr. Gilligan will make his professional on-camera acting debut in Thursday's episode, playing the host of a vintage VCR game with an Old West theme and some deeply confusing rules. (It spoils nothing to add that Mr. Gilligan's character also appears, in a slightly different capacity, in a closing-credits scene with Gina Gershon.)
Mr. Gilligan, who is now preparing the "Breaking Bad" spinoff "Better Call Saul" for a November debut, spoke recently about his visit to "Community." In these edited excerpts from that conversation, he talks about what he's learned from his introduction to acting.
Q.Is this the beginning of your transition into acting?
A.Yes. It's a steppingstone to porn, which is actually my first true love. [Laughs] Everybody in their heart of hearts wishes they could be Errol Flynn or Harrison Ford, swashbuckling away in a big movie. I always knew I couldn't act and I couldn't sing, so I never really tried either. But out of the blue, Dan Harmon called up and said, would you like to do a guest shot on "Community"? And it was irresistible. I couldn't say no.
Q.How well did you know Dan when he asked you to do this?
A.Not well. We had met at an Emmy party, probably two years before. He's a great storyteller and a fun guy to hang around with. But he's busy, I was busy finishing up "Breaking Bad." And that's the way the business is. You have a great time talking to someone and then you don't see them again for five years.
Q.What was he like to work with on your "Community" scenes?
A.As one would expect, "Community" being his brainchild, he's a hilariously funny guy. Exactly as I was on the set on of "Breaking Bad," he looked pretty tired the day I saw him on "Community," but he was a wonderful host.
Q.Did this turn out to be a deceptively challenging assignment?
A.I was so nervous because – not that it needs to be stressed for anyone who will watch the episode – I am no actor. I studied my lines. I tried to picture how Bryan Cranston or Aaron Paul would do it. But I got there and I said to Dan, "Are you sure about this? There's a very good possibility I may be unwatchably terrible." And he said, "We know that, too. [Laughs] The whole point of the character you're playing is that he's a bad actor. So the worse you are, perhaps the funnier it would be."
Q.You play the character with a deliberately silly Southern accent. Was this a skill you've always had, or one you developed specifically for the role?
A.I swear to God, I did do my homework, however it comes across. I'd watch Gabby Hayes videos and I'd watch Walter Huston in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," I'd be trying to imitate their voices. I'm not much of a mimic, unfortunately, but I had my upbringing in Virginia to fall back on. I used to have much more of a Southern accent than I do now — it seems to have gone away inadvertently after having lived here in Los Angeles for 20 years. I had to dig deep and pull it out from wherever it was hiding.
Q.So there's an element of self-mockery in the performance?
A.[Laughs] Oh yeah. Even in the South, there's different substrates of hillbillies and white trash.
Q.Were you bummed that you didn't get to share a scene with your former "Breaking Bad" co-star Jonathan Banks, who's now on "Community"?
A.He is such a sweetheart. He's so crusty on the outside but he's like a marshmallow on the inside. He knew how nervous I was and that I had never acted. And when he wrapped for the day, instead of driving home, which I'm sure he would have preferred to do, he hung around to run lines with me off camera. That made me more comfortable.
Q.Did you learn anything from your acting experience that made you see your work as a producer or a director in a new light?
A.I learned viscerally what I already knew intellectually. I know acting is a hard gig, but actually having 30 or 40 union crew members standing around, staring at you — they're professionals and they're expecting you to know your lines and not make them go home a half-hour or an hour or two hours later than they normally would. So you feel that pressure of getting it right in the first take.
Q.Was it any more difficult in the scene you share with Gina Gershon?
A.Gina Gershon's an excellent actress, and man, just smoking hot. And just a very sweet, nice person. She very handily grasped the fact that I had not done this before. [Laughs] And I got to hug her over and over again, take after take, which was very enjoyable. I'm glad my girlfriend, Holly, was not there. That would have put a damper on things. [Laughs]
Q.After this experience, are you thinking about how you might more substantially re-enter the world of scripted entertainment, or are you still kicking back and considering your options?
A.I definitely am not giving up my job. We're plugging away on "Better Call Saul," I'm here in the writers' offices as we speak, and we're breaking our third episode out of our 10-episode first season. Peter Gould and I, we're running it together, and we're having a really good partnership.
Q.So you were eager to re-immerse yourself in the world of "Breaking Bad"?
A.Oh, yeah. I hadn't written a "Breaking Bad" episode since the final episode about a year ago, and then we had to shoot it and edit it all, then there was the victory lap. It didn't take long for me to start to miss the world of "Breaking Bad," and I very much want "Better Call Saul" to get off on the best foot possible. I'll be here every day, and directing the first episode and co-writing the first episode with Peter. I'll be as helpful as I can at the beginning of Season 2, putting in a couple weeks full-time with Peter, and then gradually pulling back from it. Because Peter is more than ready to run his own show. And then I'll look for a movie to do or create another TV show.
World Of Warcraft Movie Gets Roles for Ben Foster and Toby Kebbell
Actors Ben Foster, Toby Kebbell, Rob Kazinsky, Travis Fimmel, and Paula Patton have all been confirmed to appear in the film. Dominic Cooper, who plays a young Howard Stark in the Captain America movies, is also in negotiations to appear in film, according to a news story from Variety.
Ben Foster has appeared in films like 3:10 to Yuma and 30 Days of Night, and also played Angel in X-Men: The Last Stand. Toby Kebbell played a role in the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time movie, Rob Kazinsky was in Pacific Rim, Travis Fimmel appeared in the television show Vikings, and Paula Patton's most notable role was one in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.
It's unclear exactly what roles or characters these actors will be playing, but we do know that the film will cover the introductory conflict between the orcs and the humans. The movie, which was originally set for release in 2015 was recently pushed back to 2016.
Could Jennifer Lawrence Play Han Solo in a Stand Alone Star Wars Movie?
Jennifer Lawrence's talents know no limits, but that doesn't mean she's willing to take on every role under the sun. Speaking to Slash Film, the 23-year-old Oscar winner laughed off speculation that she's been tapped to play a young Han Solo in a standalone Star Wars film. "I can't play a young Han Solo," the Hunger Games: Catching Fire star laughed. "That's awful." Lawrence said that whoever gets the role will "probably be male," even though she's always "wanted to play a man." The actress' name was first linked to the movie in February, when Screen Crush's Britt Hayes wrote an essay arguing that Lawrence has the chops to play the part made famous by Harrison Ford.
"Han Solo has swagger. He's witty, sarcastic, quick-thinking, and adventurous," according to Hayes. "He has a wry smile and he's awfully full of himself for good reason. He's mischievous and daring and masculine without being muscle-headed. Every lady wanted to be with him and every guy wanted to be him. There's only one actor under 30 who I think could play Han Solo with the same je ne sais quois of Harrison Ford, and that's Jennifer Lawrence." Hayes argued that many of Lawrence's male peers—Josh Hutcherson, Nicholas Hoult, Zac Efron and Shia LaBeouf, to name a few—are "too feminine" to play Han Solo. "The only other actors close to her age group that have swagger are Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, and neither of them could play a young Han Solo because they're just a little too old and a little too Aryan," Hayes wrote.
While it may be a pipe dream, Lawrence is flattered that someone thinks she has the balls to play the intergalactic hero. "Oh my God, that's awesome," she told Slash Film. "Can I do that?"


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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Little table runner tutorial hits the big time!
55 comments:
- pinksuedeshoe said...
Congrats! That is awesome. It's amazing how a little recognition at the right time can change everything. Now, if only my child could start giving me a few props now and then :o) Congrats again, you are amazing!
- January 4, 2011 at 11:03 PM
- Jen said...
Ahh... What a sweet story! I'm glad you stick around, I really enjoy reading your blog. Congrats on the big recognition, you deserve it!
- January 4, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Jen T said...
Congratulations. I love the Table Runner tutorial, and all of your tutorials!
- January 4, 2011 at 11:08 PM
- Kimberly said...
Love this project! I've made one (or two) of them myself!
Congrats! - January 4, 2011 at 11:17 PM
- badlandsquilts said...
- January 5, 2011 at 12:34 AM
- Quiet Quilter said...
I liked the tutorial and have it in my "things to do" list. Simple, but elegant. Glad you stuck around.
- January 5, 2011 at 12:37 AM
- Rhonda said...
Congrats! I LOVE(!!!!) this runner!! I think I've made 6 of them now? Just finishing the binding on the last one; it is my favorite go-to quick gift.
- January 5, 2011 at 12:56 AM
- Grazia said...
Congrats Amy,
I love your tutorials!
Grazia - January 5, 2011 at 12:56 AM
- Michelle@Somedaycrafts said...
Saw that this morning and was thrilled for you! She couldn't have rewarded a nicer blogger with mention of a great project. Congrads!
- January 5, 2011 at 1:37 AM
- Please Eloise said...
Congratulations! I've only recently found your fabulous blog and being an amateur sewer I'm part way through your charm pack baby quilt tutorial. It's been fantastic - thank you so much. I'll try this table runner next! Thanks again, Kate
- January 5, 2011 at 2:00 AM
- Magiczna Fabryka said...
Congratulations! We really enjoy reading your blog, is perfect. We love the Table Runner tutorial, and all of your tutorials! We are pleased that you are staying!
- January 5, 2011 at 2:11 AM
- Papgena Made It said...
I'm really glad that you didn't stop blogging. I do enjoy read your blog altought sometimes I don't comment...sorry!
It's so important words of encouragement! - January 5, 2011 at 2:38 AM
- Where animals speak said...
Nice blog and nice work! I really like your tutorial. Thanks for all :-)
Bally - January 5, 2011 at 4:18 AM
- Cathy said...
I love this runner. I've used it to teach a friend to sew, made several for myself, and Christmas presents this year.
Thanks for sharing.
p.s. I love your blog. It has inspired me to pull out my sewing machine and sew more. As I tell my husband. . . I'm happier when I sew a little each day. And he's good with that. - January 5, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- Biz said...
Congratulations! I'm so excited that you made the list! You are amazingly talented!
Biz - January 5, 2011 at 6:13 AM
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
Congratulations! And I do have to say that your tablerunner is not only pretty, it is the fact that it is quick and easy. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
- January 5, 2011 at 6:14 AM
- Duff said...
you sound so surprised! I linked to this tutorial for Ms. Muffin when she asked commenters to leave a favorite tutorial. So, you're on that top 100 list also!
You sparkle!! - January 5, 2011 at 6:48 AM
- g said...
Way to go, Amy. You are an amazing person! I feel honored to know you.--Sarah
- January 5, 2011 at 8:45 AM
- Sheila said...
Congratulations. Your table runner is beautiful! I want to make one.
- January 5, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Missy said...
That's great! Congrats!
I'm usually a lurker, but I decided to post a comment just to say that I'm glad you stuck around as a blogger. I found your site from your series on Make and Takes, and I'm now a subscriber even though I've never sewed a stitch or even bought fabric. Maybe 2011 is finally the year that I fix that! Thanks so much for all that do! - January 5, 2011 at 9:07 AM
- Dawn said...
Congrats! I'm new to your blog, and a relatively new sewer. I just found this tutorial a few days ago and I love it, can't wait to make one! :)
- January 5, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- green.bow said...
congratulations! :)
this is so sweet :) - January 5, 2011 at 9:23 AM
- Meg said...
Congrats, Amy! I don't wonder at all why your tutorial made it--fast, clear instructions, and great payoff! Good for you!
- January 5, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- Dianne said...
I'm so glad you decided to stick around! I made a couple of the table runners as Christmas gifts and just love that tutorial. Congratuations!
- January 5, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- AMKreations said...
Good for you! I have admired this tutorial since I first saw it and I'm still planning to try it! I'm glad you're still around...because I appreciate your blog!
- January 5, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- Lee Ann said...
I saw that the other day. Awesome! And congrats!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- MJ said...
You shouldn't be surprised. Your table runner is beautiful.
- January 5, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- mel said...
Congratulations! I made one for my mom and she loved it - I need to make one for myself now! I really enjoy your blog / posts - I am a new quilter and I love to see your projects!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Karen P. said...
How exciting! I am glad too that you stuck it out. Your blog is one of my favorites! I wish I could make as many beautiful quilts as you do!
- January 5, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- angela said...
Congratulations :)
- January 5, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Katy said...
How exciting! I'm almost done with the runner I'm doing from this tutorial and other than the fact that it's taking me forever, I'm very pleased with both the tutorial and the runner. Congratulations! Do you have a Flickr group for people to share their projects they've done from your tutes/patterns?
- January 5, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Kathleen said...
I love your runner and I am so glad it made the top 1o list. I am eagerly awaiting the next opportunity I have to go to JoAnns because I am making myself a table runner with your tutorial. Since I am a blogging newbie I am very glad you didn't stop blogging! Thanks for inspiring us!
- January 5, 2011 at 1:32 PM
- Judy Bagwell said...
Very cool. Congrats!!
I love the table runner and tut! - January 5, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- 6 cute kids said...
Congrats! I love this table runner, and actually made my own spin on it by adding hot pad batting inside. That way it can be a hot pad as well as a table runner. I love all your great ideas!
- January 5, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Chris said...
I'm so glad you put this tutorial. I've made two, one for me, and one for my parents. Thank you and congrats.
- January 5, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Kari @ Ucreate said...
I am so glad I stopped by to read this story!! I'm so glad you have a new perspective on blogging and have stuck out the rough time! I've been there and have almost quit 3 times...I guess there are ups and downs with anything we do huh? I realized I had to make blogging fun again or stop. So I decided to make it fun again!!
I LOVE all of your projects and was thrilled this was one of the most popular of the year!
Anyways, I just wanted to stop by and tell you that you rock and that you inspire me...what a fab story! - January 5, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- mjb said...
Congratulations on your award!! Totally deserved! I am a new sewer and made 2 table runners for Christmas gifts. I am so glad you kept blogging- I love your blog and check it all the time! Thanks for all your tutorials and help:) You are a blessing:)
- January 5, 2011 at 4:36 PM
- DeeRoo said...
Hahaha...the little Tut that could!:)Hmmm....I think there's a story in there somewhere!;)
Congrats kiddo!!
xo - January 5, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
And I don't know why you're surprised? I find your tutorials very easy to understand, if I can get it........! - January 5, 2011 at 5:26 PM
- V and Co. said...
Awww Im so glad that you stuck around. I know our conversations help me out all the time. And I really happy to call you a friend in real life too. :)
- January 5, 2011 at 5:48 PM
Congratulations! I want you to know that I made your table runner over christmas. I made one just like your pattern out of my Christmas fabric scraps. Then I made two more incorporating some miscellaneous chrismas log cabin blocks that I had lying around. I gave the two with blocks away as gifts, but I kept the scrap one for myself. It was my favourite and I really love it. I am planning on making more using some of my everyday scraps. I love that pattern!
- January 5, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- Cathy H. said...
Congratulations!! And I'm so glad you kept blogging! I enjoy stopping by. I'm headed to check out your tutorial, I don't think I've seen it!!
- January 5, 2011 at 6:16 PM
- Beverly said...
Well I love that table runner and have it on my list of projects. And I really enjoy your blog so thanks for not giving it up!
- January 5, 2011 at 6:21 PM
I loved it too! I followed your instructions and made two for Christmas presents!
- January 5, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Mel said...
I'm so glad you've keep blogging. You inspire me to keep creating!
- January 5, 2011 at 6:39 PM
I too am glad you've kept blogging. That table runner is on my list to do. - January 5, 2011 at 6:59 PM
- Cindy said...
Congratulations!!! I love this runner.... I still need to make one!
- January 5, 2011 at 7:47 PM
- Vicki said...
Congratulations, it's adorable!
- January 5, 2011 at 9:17 PM
- Kara said...
I am so glad that you didn't give up blogging last spring. Right after that is when I started following you, and I love your projects!! :)
And congrats on the win, I think you totally deserve it! - January 5, 2011 at 10:18 PM
- Karen said...
Congratulations! Its a super tutorial. You have a wonderful blog.
- January 5, 2011 at 10:55 PM
- em's scrapbag said...
Congrats! That's awesome!
- January 6, 2011 at 8:06 AM
- bethanndodd said...
Yay! I LOVE your table runner tute and plan on using it to make at least a dozen this year for gifts (and myself!). You totally deserve the honor...now, pat yourself on the back!
- January 6, 2011 at 11:11 AM
That is wonderful! It's a fantastic tutorial! I want you to know that I made one for myself and two of them as Christmas presents this year! My mother-in-law said she loved it so much she was going to keep it out all year! Glad you decided to keep blogging!
- January 6, 2011 at 1:43 PM
- Amelia said...
Congratulations Amy! You certainly do deserve the accolade. How glad am I that you continued to blog :)
- January 6, 2011 at 6:05 PM
- Brooke said...
You must not realize how many things I've copied off of your blog! I love your blog!! I have made your table runner several times, a few nine-patch quilts that you gave me the pattern for and I even copied your denim patch idea on my daughter's jeans! Keep them coming! I would miss you terribly.
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August 05, 2014
Great trail runner
"I don't actually run on the trails but I do hike and I didn't want a high top so I thought I'd try these. They are pretty awesome! Wore them on a 13 mile hike the day after I purchased them and felt soooo much less rock than I did with my walking shoes. I'd recommend these for hikers and trail runners!"
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text: Could someone please tell me what the local laws are regarding the use, age requirements, etc. for motorized and electric scooters. My son has been asking for an electric scooter or a moped, but, I didn't want to buy one for him unless I was certain that he could use it legally. Thanks.


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Kreegz2 wrote:I just hope they aren't rushing him and he isn't rushing himself. I would rather see him sit out the rest of the season and go on to have a long fruitful career in St. Louis than rush himself back and end up as an Eric Lindros.
Krigloch the Furious wrote:I had no idea he was even close.
Very good news!
Corey Perry is still out, right?
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