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The College News VOL. XXIII, No. 9 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Mayan Civilization Was Most Brilliant Of Early Americans Sylvanus Morley Shows Slides In Lecture on Recent Excavations SPANIARDS DESTROYED NEW EMPIRE IN 1519 Goodliart Hall, December 2.�The early Mayans of Yucatan and Gua- temala formed the most brilliant aboriginal race in America, Mr. Syl- vanus Morley said in his talk on New Mayan Excavations. Mr. Morley is a world authority on the Mayan civili- zation and has done extensive field work in Central America. His talk was illustrated by lantern slides. At as early a date as the beginning of Christianity, the Mayan inhabited Guatemala, British Honduras and southern Mexico. In the eighth and ninth centuries, owing to the fail- ure of the agricultural system to sustain the population, there was a alow exodus from this region into Yucatan. The people who settled here formed the "New Empire" as distinct from the "Early Empire" in Guatemala and Honduras. The "New Empire" was broken up by the arrival of the Spaniards in 1519, and for several centuries the country was un- der Spanish rule. After a series of revolts, it at last became an indepen- dent state. The Indian inhabitants of today are the direct descendents of the early Mayans and show many of the same characteristics. Mayan ruins are found scattered throughout the thick Guatemalan and Yucatan jungles, which are penetrated only by intrepid chewing-gum makers. It is literally true that Central American archaeology follows the gum trade. One of the most import- ant sites is Copan in Honduras, where one-third of the hieroglyphs known to date were discovered. Copan has the largest archaeological cross-section in the world. It stood on a river which, after the abandonment of the city in the eighth or ninth century, changed its course, leaving the successive levels of the city open to the arch- aeologist. At Uxmal, an important town of the New Mayan Empire, stands the finest building ever erected by Ameri- can Indians. Called the "Governor's House," it is 312 feet in length and surmounts three terraces, the bottom one of which covers five acres. The facade is divided into two parts by a medial cornice, and the upper half, Continued on Page Four COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, December 10. � Mrs. Manning's and Mrs. Cren- shaw's reception for the fresh- men to meet Mrs. Gilbreth. Deanery, 7.30� p. m. Saturday, December It. � Dancing Club Christmas page- ant. Gymnasium, 7.30 p. in. Sunday, December IS. � Dr. Alfred Salmony will speak on The Ancient Art of Siberia and Its Influence in Chinese and Eu- ropean Art. Deanery, 5 p. m. Christmas Carol Service. The Reverend Andrew Mutch will conduct the service. Goodhart, 8 p. m. Monday, December U.�Inter- national Club Meeting. Miss Robbins will speak on The Crisis m England. Common Room, 7.30 p. m. Tuesday, December 15. � League Party for the children of the Summer Camp. Common Room, 4 p. iu. German Club Nativity play. Deanery, 8 p. m. Maids' Christmas Carols. 8 p. m. Wednesday, December 16.� Industrial Group Meeting. Mr. Warner Clark will speak on Consumer Cooperatives. Com- mon Room, 1 p. m. Dr. Thomas Reed Powell will speak on The Constitutional Problems of Roosevelt's Second Term. Taylor, Room F, 2 p. m. The maids' and porters' an- nual dance. Gymnasium, 9 p. m. Friday, December 18.�Christ- mas Vacation begins. 12.45 p.m. Monday, January 4.�Christ- mas Vacation ends. 9 a. m. Loose Organization Is Cause of Strike John Smith, Sailor, Tells A.S.U. Of Corruption Within Union, Cut in Wages POOR SHIP CONDITIONS Common Room, December 7.�John Smith, a seaman on strike, explained to members of the A. S. U. why "the farmers are at sea and the sailors arc on shore." A corrupt and sluggish union, intolerable living conditions aboard ship, cut wages, poor food and deprivation of the right to organize, the placing of sailors through their own "hiring halls" are the immediate causes, he said. Basically, however, the present crisis is the climax of past attempts to organize effectively. The Interna- tional Seamen's Union has the same president today that it had when it started in 1896. The battles of the men were never fought; instead, tem- DR. SALMONY TO SPEAK ON ART OF SIBERIA Sunday, December 13, IV- Alfred Salmony will lecture in the Deanery at 5 o'clock on The Ancient Art of Siberia and Its Influence on Chinese and European Art. Dr. Salmony was Director of the Museum of Far East- ern Art in Cologne and is now Vis- iting Lecturer in Oriental Art at Mills College, California. He has traveled extensively in the Far East and is one of the few people who know the museums of Siberia from having seen them. Dr. Salmony's lecture will devote it- self in part to the "animal style," which in ancient times dominated the art of China, Northern Europe and Central Siberia. Siberian art is far more important than it sounds be- cause, owing to Siberia's central posi- tion, it probably influenced China on the one side and the Balkans and Western Europe on the other side. Geographically, too, Siberia was ideally suited for contact with other countries. Its people could move in the wide belt of prairies, and for this 'Holiday' is Played With New Feeling In Leading Role Critic Praises L. Cr6sby Lewis' Spontaneous Interpretation Of Ned Seton NURSERY SCENE MOST IMPRESSIVE OF SETS porary payments duped the members into reconciliation. Today this union i reason their cultural relations grew DR. POWELL TO TALK ON LEGAL PROBLEM Under the auspices of the Depart- ment of Economics and Politics, Dr. Thomas Reed Powell is to give a lec- ture on The Constitutional Problems of Roosevelt's Second Term. The lec- ture will be on Wednesday, December 16, at 2 p. m., in Room F, Taylor Hall. Faculty and students who are free at 2 o'clock are invited to attend. The lecture is also open to the public. Dr. Powell was formerly Ruggles Professor of Constitutional Law at Columbia University. Since 1925 he has been on the faculty of the Har- vard Law School, where he is Lang- dell Professor of Law. He is the au- thor of The Separation of Powers, In- direct Encroachment on Federal Au- thority by the Taxing Power of the States and The Supreme Court and State Police Force. In addition, he has contributed numerous articles to political science, legal and other periodicals. Mr. Woolman Uses Movies to Describe Horseshoe Trail for Riding and Hiking Common Room, December 7.�Stu- dents and faculty interested in hiking and riding heard Mr. Henry Wool- man speak on the Horseshoe Trail and saw colored movies to illustrate the speech. The trail, which extends from Valley Forge to Manada Gap, was founded by Mr. Woolman and his friends, and is, as its name indicates, primarily designed for riding. It is equally well suited to hiking and Youth hostels along the way offer shelter for over night. Mr. Woolman first thought of build- ing a trail near Philadelphia when he saw part of the Appalachian Trail in the Great Smoky Mountains some years ago. He thought of joining up some of the old wood-roads around Valley Forge to make a long bridle- path from there to the mountains. When Mr. Woolman heard of the Youth Hostels, started in this country by Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Smith, he in- vited them to inspect the trail. The Smiths agreed to let him start a chain of hostels along the Horseshoe Trail. There are now five of these, one about every Vf miles, starting at Valley Forge from Mr. Woolman's lovely farm, "Cressbrook." The committee is anxious to found more hostels so that they will be closer together and better suited to hiking. Until after the first of the year, it will not be necessary to have a Youth Hostel pass to stay in these hostels. The Bryn Mawr Outing Club may ob- tain a group pass for five dollars to be used by different groups of 15 people. A single pass for anyone under 25 costs one dollar a year, and will ad- mit her to any hostel in this country. Besides the pass, hostelers should take a sleeping sack of sheeting and a mess kit. Blankets and heavy cooking uten- sils are provided at each hostel. It is well to telephone or write ahead to the hostel-parents, especially if food is desired. The trail is well marked with yel- low horseshoes nailed or painted on trees. Turns in the trail are marked by two yellow dots or two horseshoes. The Youth Hostel sign is a triangle, with the letters A. Y. H. Anyone de- siring more information on the trail can obtain it from A. J. Clark, Pem- broke East, or from her hall represen- tative on the Outing Club Committee. and younger organizations are being revamped. Money matters, as well as prodigious salaries of officials, are being investigated under court orders. For the first time regular elections are being held. The first strike occurred on the Pa- cific coast in 1921 with the specific purpose of breaking the union. It was quelled, but the 1. S. U. was virtu- ally without members and the seamen had no union until 1929, when their wages had dropped fifty per cent. Then a handful of mariners initi- ated the Mariners' Industrial League to guide the unorganized men. Al- though it started with no funds or systematized publicity, workers auto- matically hailed it as a means of stabilizing their working conditions. The biggest marine strike in his- tory was called in 1934 on the Pacific coast. The President revoked prom- ises of arbitration which he had ten- dered in return for a month's delay on the strike. Meanwhile, terroriza- tion of the strikers reached demoraliz- ing proportions. Over 4000 armed troops were called out. Ship owners would treat with no representatives but members of the dormant I. S. U., which had not even participated in the strike and which had to call off a 1921 strike before it could declare one for 1934. Some conciliations were made, however, and new members cleaned out the "phonies" in the I. S. U. These simply migrated to the Atlantic coast and are now being ousted. The present strike in the East is in support of that started in the West last spring. Unorganized and de- spairing of a fair deal, the first crew that struck instructed their leader "to call Ma Perkins from a butcher shop. They didn't even have enough money to hire a hall. She told them to bring the ship back to New York, that she would look out for them. They did, but sixty-nine men were blacklisted, deprived of a means of livelihood." The spring strike was the result. Mr. Smith said that the big com- panies which are fighting the strikers Continued on Page Six to be broader than anywhere else in the world. Chairman of Self-Gov Discusses New Rules System of No Special Permission Inadvisable at Present MISS ROBBINS' TALK IS ON ROYAL CRISIS At the International Relations Club meeting on December 8 in the Common Room the Foreign Policy Association meeting which is to be this Saturday in Philadelphia was discussed. Mr. Wells said that he thought the speeches would be particularly inter- esting and urged as many as possible from college -to attend. It was decided that a delegation of from six to twelve students would go to the meet- ing. A meeting of the club for next Monday evening at 7.30 in the Com- mon Room was announced. Miss Robbins will address the group on the crisis in England, from the point of view of the constitutional issues in- volved. After the speech there will be a debate. Mrs. Manning has invited a speaker for the first week after Christmas. To the Editor of the College News: The revision of the Self-Govern- ment rules, which are published bit- low this letter, includes several im- portant changes. They deal especially with the rules for leaving the campus after dark, permission for movies in Philadelphia, smoking in front of Tay- lor and radios. The rules which are unchanged have been rewritten in a more clear and concise form. Nearly all of us would like to work out some system in which no special permission would be necessary, but the majority of the Executive and Ad- visory Boards feel that this cannot be done right now. The student body as a whole is too ignorant of what the rules actually are. They depend entirely upon those who give special permission and do not take enough responsibility upon themselves. I dfcnot think that the students arc- entirely to blame for this. They have been confused by the vagueness of the rules and the failure of those of us who give special permission always to agree. In closing, I would like to add thai the purpose of these rules, which arc made by the students themselves, is to protect the individual student as well as the college as a whole. Living in a community such as this, wc have to consider our relations with each other as well as with outsiders. Therefore, the rules have to be gen- eral and cannot take in every case which may arise. Any time that a student wishes to do anything which Continued on Page Five CHRISTMAS KRIPPENSPIEL The German Christmas play to be given in the Deanery on next Tues- day evening will be a Krippenspiel, in which folk songs and spoken lines have been woven together to form a story. Mrs. Wells, of the Department of German; Erika Simon, graduate student, and M. Lee Powell, '37, presi- dent of the German Club, are direct- ing the play. The cast of characters is as follows: Mary............Ruth Lilienthal, '40 Joseph.......Ruth Mary Penfield, '40 Shepherds, Wise men and chorus of Angels�I. Hinck, '40; D. Voigt, '40; E. Dana, '39; D. Grant, '37; O. Taylor, '38; E. Matteson, '40; J. Gregory, '40; A. J. Clark, '39; N. Beck, '40. Senior Quizzes Seniors should reserve Satur- day, January 16, for quizzes in first and second year work, since many are scheduled for that day. Barry's Holiday, as presented by The Players' Club of Bryn Mawr Col- lege and The Cap and Bells Club of Haverford College, was probably quite different in feeling from the original production in which Hope Williams, boyish and brisk, took the part of Linda. 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CNN — Leave it to Amy Poehler to write a memoir that sounds nothing like the typical tome.
The "Parks and Recreation" star, 41, is set to publish an "illustrated, non-linear diary" via HarperCollins' It Books imprint.
Poehler wanted the book to be universal in appeal, but was also inspired by her interest in guiding young women as they transition to adulthood.
We can expect the book - scratch that, non-linear diary - to be "full of humor and honesty and brimming with true stories, fictional anecdotes and life lessons."
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kodos wrote:Back to Mason. even in the games we lost he played great. He's the starter. It's that simple.
dhabums wrote:You and your buddies here are a joke and most of this site knows it.
DaDitka wrote:A lot has been made about Conklin having seen Pit a lot the last two years, but I think what realy complicates it is teh back to backs Friday and Saturday in which they would each probbaly get a start. Mason is your #1 and there is no way you sit him three out of four games.
strocklen083 wrote:Are we seriously debating this? Mason is the #1 goalie, first and foremost. Conklin was signed purely as a back up. He'll play every so often in order to give Mason rest, especially on those brutal back to back games. The situation is different from last year when Mason was brought in as insurance for the questionable health of Legace.
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Now let me introduce MR JOSHUA BETHEL who will "dispel" the misinformation of the INTERNATIONAL ROBBER CLIQUE, that currently rules our globe, which is as I stated earlier the "PYRAMID SCHEME", just like the HERBA LIFE ORGANIZATION is accused of being, but if "HERBA LIFE" grants you a "longer life" by its "beneficial products", which is of course good, then this "evil organization" grants you death, if you want it that is!
First they give you "liberty" and then they give you DEATH, as Patrick HENRY pointed out! Of course that is facetious, and I do it, just to "annoy you a little" here!
But truthfully the kings do not like JOSHUA because he is an "extremely honest JEW" so honest in fact HE CANNOT TELL A LIE, and that is rare indeed! So you can rest assured that whatever he does tell you, he not only "believes sincerely" to be correct, but he also did everything in his power to insure his "sources are accurate" and based on honest people who will not tell a lie or if consults with people that do tell lies, that he will verify the truth with people who in turn are "honest and tell the facts" the way they see them!
MR JOSHUA BETHEL and that is his name, or code name perhaps since WILLIAM MORGAN LIKE BRADLEY MANNING was "revealing a secret" only in those days "traitors to this secret society" were "dropped in the Niagara River" which is indeed what happened to him, but I do not want to tell you too much of his story line, so please welcome to this board my guest MR JOSHUA BETHEL and give him a hand please!
Hi, Folks, my name is Joshua Bethel and I am the "BAD GUY THAT HENRY FORD WARNED YOU ABOUT" or perhaps I am the good guy that everyone should be looking forward to like that "RIGHTEOUS MAN" from the East that is mentioned in the BOOK OF Isaiah, either way, you can perceive me as you would like as you no doubt will!
I am now showing you truth that is "much stranger than fiction" for I am telling you of an "ancient space faring civilization" that was connected to the "COUNCIL OF LEARNED ELDERS IN ZION" , and I will prove to you that these are the guys that the US government does not want you to know about which is why PRESIDENT OBAMA told you that "people in small villages" still cling to "guns and religion", which is also why he does not want my new book out that "PROVES" that this "space faring civilization" existed and "left traces" on the planet as a "farewell message" to the people of planet earth, and then the "planet was swamped" with so much water, it simply wiped out most of the human race, perhaps that was because the "GOVERNMENTS OF THE WORLD" had become so evil,that GOD was no longer willing to Put up with it!


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Olaf, the happy snowman, invites the whole family to join Youth Services Librarian Anne and Girly-Girl Partea's at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for "Frozen" fun in July. We'll kick off the fun with frozen stories, bubble dancing to "Frozen" songs, decorating Olaf snowmen, topping it all off with a very special visit from the Snow Queen herself. Dressing up in your favorite "Frozen" clothing is absolutely encouraged, but not required. We look forward to celebrating all the fun things you can do "in summer." Thank you to the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and Girly-Girl Partea's for generously sponsoring this winter wonderland. Please bring your own camera for picture-taking opportunities with the Snow Queen.
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Thursday, July 17 @ 3pm
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quote:Nope. He may be had as late as the 5th but starting at round 3 I think he's a good pick.
quote:I'm a big LSU fan
quote:he was something in 2011
quote:NOLA would be a terrible place for him to be.
quote:it would be great to have his ball hawking abilities in some nickel packages and have him on ST's
quote:If he's there 5th or later, maybe, but I bet someone does get him by then
quote:Irrelevant. I hate LSU. This is about the saints.
quote:I don't care because
quote:Bottom line is, I think he can help out our defense. You must admit he is an intriguing prospect.
quote:See my feeling is you can get in just as much trouble in Seattle as SD as KC as NOLA and so on.
quote:I think LSU fans have on purple and gold glasses in one way or the other A) honey badger!!! Or B) Thug POS
quote:Either way he showed natural talent in college and who knows if that translates to the NFL but if it does...holy shite will he be good.
quote:While I'm trying to not be a Debbie downer what makes you think this? The dude hasn't even seen the field and he can be something great? Obviously it's all potential but I wouldn't reach that far. I would take and apply that comment to Wilson/Gallette much sooner than Broughton
quote:Braylon Broughton 6'4" 272 4.55.
quote:Braylon Broughton 6'4" 272 4.55. Where'd you find information that said he bulked up because last I read he was 255. Also if adding 17 lbs didn't diminish that 40 time then adding 15 more surely will. I've heard about players gaining weight once they reach the league but to put on 30+ lbs and still effective is a lot to ask of a player imo.
quote:Move Cameron Jordan to the right side and draft Dion Jordan for a Double Jordan attack.
quote:I don't see Broughton as a 3-4 DE at all. He is kind of small for a 4-3 DE. It's the same reason I laugh at people who say we could use Will as a 3-4 DE. I really think some people don't understand the differences between 3-4 and 4-3 personnel. Now I absolutely see Broughton as a 3-4 OLB.
quote:I don't want Mingo either
quote:If at least 2 QBs could go before #15 our odds of getting one of'em increases greatly.


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Pyramid is a small, fast, down-to-earth Python web framework. It is developed as part of the Pylons Project. It is licensed under a BSD-like license.
Here is one of the simplest Pyramid applications you can make:
from wsgiref.simple_server import make_server
from pyramid.config import Configurator
from pyramid.response import Response
def hello_world(request):
return Response('Hello %(name)s!' % request.matchdict)
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config.add_route('hello', '/hello/{name}')
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app = config.make_wsgi_app()
server = make_server('0.0.0.0', 8080, app)
After you install Pyramid and run this application, when you visit http://localhost:8080/hello/world in a browser, you will see the text Hello, world!
See Creating Your First Pyramid Application for a full explanation of how this application works. Read the Narrative Documentation to understand how Pyramid is designed to scale from simple applications like this to very large web applications. To just dive in headfirst, read the Quick Tour of Pyramid.
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Narrative documentation in chapter form explaining how to use Pyramid.
Tutorials explaining how to use Pyramid to build various types of applications, and how to deploy Pyramid applications to various platforms.
Comprehensive reference material for every public API exposed by Pyramid:
The Pylons Project web site is the main online source of Pyramid support and development information.
To report bugs, use the issue tracker.
If you've got questions that aren't answered by this documentation, contact the Pylons-discuss maillist or join the #pyramid IRC channel.
Browse and check out tagged and trunk versions of Pyramid via the Pyramid GitHub repository. To check out the trunk via git, use this command:
git clone firstname.lastname@example.com:Pylons/pyramid.git
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Can you begin to imagine what a person would be able to do with the use of 100% of their brain? No, because you are only capable of using 10% which makes it impossible to even fathom the intensity you will experience when Lucy arrives to IMAX® international theatres beginning August 8.
Lucy, the new thriller from acclaimed filmmaker Luc Besson that stars Scarlett Johansson and Academy Award® winner Morgan Freeman, will be digitally re-mastered into the immersive IMAX® format with select scenes captured using IMAX® cameras. Those sequences filmed with the extremely high-resolution cameras will add to the explosive action and scope of the film as seen best in IMAX theaters.
While living in Taipei, Lucy is forced into being a drug mule for a gang. The repercussions of the leaked drugs that were placed inside of her body for transport, allows her to access superhuman abilities. Quickly, her powers begin to accelerate as Lucy and her ally, Professor Norman, investigate the possibilities of her using her brain to its full capacity.
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The temperatures in Orlando weren't that warm, but plenty of big splashes and a flurry of other news made for a week of sizzling Hot Stove action. With Spring Training approaching, many names have changed places, giving them opportunity to put a new mark of the narration of the game.
Werth Announcing: On Monday, Pat Gillick was announced as the first new Inductee for the Hall of Fame Class of 2011, which only seems fitting coming a day after the announcement of Jayson Werth signing with Washington. The two are connected because Gillick brought Werth to Philadelphia after the struggling outfielder was cut by the Dodgers in December of 2006. That signing was one of a number of moves by Gillick and the Phillies that led to their 2008 World Title – the third of Gillick's career.
Not Gonzo in San Diego: The first major splash once the Winter Meetings began was the Red Sox's signing of Adrian Gonzalez, who will join a storied tradition of hitters in Boston, including fellow San Diego native Ted Williams. But Gonzalez will leave behind an unfinished assault on most of the Padres offensive records.
Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn is the hit king in Southern Cali, besting Gonzalez by 2,285 base knocks. But over his five seasons in San Diego, Gonzalez had been steadily building his case as the most powerful Padre. He leaves San Diego two home runs shy of the team's all-time record of 163 by Nate Colbert. He currently ranks fifth on the doubles list, three two-baggers behind another Hall of Famer, Dave Winfield. And with an average season in 2011, he would have passed Phil Nevin for third on the Padres RBI list, behind only Gwynn and Winfield.
Two Grand in Pale Hose: Frank Thomas missed by 41 games, but with his new deal Paul Konerko should be able to reach 2,000 games played for the White Sox. Wednesday, Konerko signed on for three more years in the Southside and sits just 232 games away from the mark. To this point, only Hall of Famers Luke Appling (2,422 games) and Nellie Fox (2,115 games) have topped the two-grand threshold for the Sox – one of the eight original AL clubs.
Burning up the base paths: It would appear that the Red Sox newest outfielder might have his sights set on his new team's stolen base record. Carl Crawford, who signed with Boston Thursday, has stolen 409 bases during his nine years, with only nine of those coming in his first season in the Majors. The Red Sox record is 300, held by Harry Hooper who played in Boston from 1909 to 1920. The second and third place slots are filled by a pair of Hall of Famers in Tris Speaker (267 steals from 1907-15) and Carl Yastrzemski (168 steals from 1961-83).
Aside from his talents on the bases, Crawford's power-speed combination will be unique to the Sox. Last year he compiled at least 100 runs, 30 doubles, 10 triples and 15 home runs. Nomar Garciaparra reached those numbers in 1997 and 2003. To find another Boston player to achieve that combination, you have to go back 70 years to 1940 when a 21-year-old Ted Williams did it.
Another Week, Another Cooperstown-worthy show: This week, 2010 Hall of Fame Inductee Whitey Herzog sits down on Inside Studio 42 with Bob Costas. Herzog and Costas will talk about the Cardinals teams of the 1980s, Whiteyball and the state of the game today. Also stopping by will be fellow Cardinal Hall of Famer, the Wizard of Oz, Ozzie Smith. The show airs at 8 p.m. ET on MLB Network.
Last respects: Possibly the most beloved broadcaster in the Northwest, Ford C. Frick Award winner Dave Niehaus will be honored Saturday with a ceremony at Safeco Field. Gates open at 12 p.m. PT and the ceremony will be carried live on six different outlets in the Pacific Northwest region. Niehaus' son and daughter will be on hand for the ceremony, which will also feature video tribute from fellow Frick Award winners Vin Scully, Jon Miller, Joe Garagiola and Marty Brennaman.
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Sony has launched the latest iteration of its Xperia Z-line of flagship Android smartphones. The Xperia Z2 looks like a solid upgrade to the Z1 but overall the changes are more evolutionary than revolutionary. At 5.2-inches, the Z2's 1080p display is slightly larger than the Z1's 5-inch variant and the edges on the new model are a little more rounded, but the design with the the glass panels encased in an aluminium frame hasn't changed much. At 8.2mm the new model is a touch slimmer but still waterproof and dust-resistant to the same standards as before (IP55 & IP58). Under the hood things are now powered by the same components that you can also find in the new Xperia Tablet Z2. A Snapdragon S801 quad-core processor and 3GB RAM should allow for smooth operation of Android 4.4 and the 16GB of built-in storage can be expanded via a MicroSD-slot. With a 20.7 MP 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor the camera specifications look identical to the Z1 but the new model is now capable of recording 4K video. For those who are serious about video recording Sony also offers the external stereo-microphone STM10. While the camera hardware looks the same as in the previous generation, some new software features are available in the camera app:
The Xperia Z2 also comes with the same noise-cancelling technology as the Tablet Z2. Ambient noise can be reduced by up to 98% when the device is used with the new MDR NC31EM noise canceling headset. Along with the Z2 Sony also launched the SmartBand SWR10 that talks to the Lifelog app on your Android smartphone via Bluetooth and NFC. By doing so it creates a diary of your activities and also measures your sleep cycle and vibrates to notify you of calls, messages, tweets or other events. Key-specifications:
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What a cute motif. I really like the colors of your "fall" one. Congratulations!
Congratulations on your book! I imagine that you are super happy with how it turned out.
Congratulations and thanks for the giveaway!
Congrats to you! So talented
How fun to be published. Thanks for the chance.
Congrats on the book! I am in LOVE with the fall colorway....it is so pretty! Thanks for the chance to win the book and fabric.
Such a fun book, and such a cute basket quilt!
Congrats on the book, Anna! I LOVE LOVE LOVE your design!
Congrats to participating in the book! Lovely baskets!!! Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the basket pattern. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Wow, congratulations! Lovely baskets and thanks for the chance!
Congratulations on the book. Looks like some great patterns and I love all those orange baskets.
This is a really great book to win. There are so many quilts to choose from as well as photographs. Love your baskets. Fall is in the air and it is time to quilt. So, why not try to win that fantastic book along with your other goodies. Thank you.
Sandi T.
Congratulations! The baskets are so awesome. Thanks for the giveaway.
Looks like a great book...love the basket quilt!!! Thank you for the giveaway! :-)
That looks like a fun book, and I especially like your orange version of the baskets (orange being my favorite color!!) Congrats on your name being "in print"!!!
Love the basket quilt! Looks like a great book. Hope I win. Thanks for the giveaway : )
I love these compilation books -- you get such a variety of styles and techniques. Thanks for the chance to win!
Love the basket quot and the fall colors
How fantastic! I live to the west of the Rockies and have driven up and over many times in my life. This book looks like a great read on the next road trip... or if I'm the lucky winner, i can sew something up and then bind while on the road!
Lovely work as always Amy. Hope to see you tonight.
Thank you for the chance to win a copy of this wonderful new book, and some fabric to make that pretty basket quilt too. I appreciate your taking the time to review this book as it sounds interesting to this flatlander (me).
Love the premise of the book and your quilts. Thanks for sharing.
The quilts all look amazing! I especially love the one that you did in orange & blue.
Your quilt looks great! Thank you for the chance to win a copy!
I've always wanted to make a basket quilt! The book looks great! Thanks for such a great giveaway!
great color choice for your fall basket pattern! this would be a fun win ... would have a good time working out of this book! thanx for the chance to win it.
I am a "basket lover"....your quilt is lovely - would love to try my hand with the new book...Congratulations!
It looks like a very happy book. I'm looking forward to seeing more of it.
Congratulations! It must be amazing to see your name in a book. Fantastic giveaway, thank you.
Ooooh, I love your baskets!! :) Congrats on being published---what a thrill. :) I have to have a copy of this book. :D
Love your baskets. Thanks for the giveaway.
Well, I just love those checkerboard and tulip quilts!
As a Colorado Rocky Mtn gal I am soooo tickled for you! COngratulations and your quilt is darling--I can see this in a little grand daughter's room. Thanks for the giveaway-
Just found your cute blog! Gonna have to try out some of your patterns one day!
Your spring baskets are so pretty. Thanks for the opportunityto win the book.
Cool book! I love the colors in the fall version.
I'd love to make your baskets.
I'd love to make your baskets.
I love the fall version! Orange is the best!
I really like the orange and blue quilt, I love how eye-catching those colors are! Thank you for the chance to win!
Congrats on getting printed! Love the orange colourway :o)
I've been wanting to try a basket quilt, and your pattern looks perfect! Living in the shadow of the Alberta Rocky Mountains, I think this pattern book is such a fun idea :)
Congrats on being published! I love the orange/blue colorway...so cheery. Thanks for the chance!
Woohoo! I love your giveaways :) The pattern you created is fantastic!
Congratulations on the book!
Love your Baskets quilt!! In both colorways too! Waaaay cool! Your do Awesome creating!! No wonder they wanted to include you in the book! How very exciting & Special! Congratulations!!!
Thanks for chance to win your Drawing!! :)
I just visited Colorado for the first time 2 weeks ago and went to the summit of Pike's Peak...absolutely beautiful part of the country. The book looks great, would be thrilled to win.
I love your color combination of the blue and orange. The basket pattern is so cute. I want to make one.
FABRIC??? Count me in :) I love your colorway!
Congratulations! It looks like a beautiful book with some great patterns.
congrats thats so exciting, and you've created a great quilt.
What a lovely basket quilt, that is on my most make list and I really love the one in the fall colors, it is very striking and more me than pastels. Thanks for the give away.
congrats and thanks for the giveaway
Congratulations!! The book looks awesome!! Thanks for sharing a copy.
Very fun. I love the baskets "fall version."
Oh My Gosh Amy--Congratulations! You must be so excited and proud! I'd love a chance to win a copy! Thanks so much!
Great looking book, congratulations! Thanks for the chance to win a copy.
Congratulations!! Looks like a wonderful book and I'd love to try your basket quilt!:) Thanks!
Yay Amy! I have all of Konda's books and would love to add this to my collection! Especially since I know most of the quilters!
That looks like a must have book! Love your basket quilt and congratulations on your accomplishment.
Hi! I love your lovely baskets and in a quilt too!
Thanks for the giveaway!
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I was born in Colorado so the Rocky Mountains have a special place in my heart. I just love basket quilts and yours is so sweet. It would totally make my day to win this book along with super cute fabric. Thank you do much for the chance.
Fantastic giveaway, thank you for the chance :)
I love the aqua and orange version!
Cingrats!!!! Love the basket quilt! Can't wait to read the book :) Thanks for the chance to win!
Looks like a great book! I live in Fort Collins! :) Thanks for the chance!
Love both versions of your baskets! Congrats on the book, looks like fun!
Love the colors used in your basket quilt. Thanks for the great giveaway and congrats for being asked to contribute to this book.
Congratulations:) How exciting!!! I would love to win a copy, but if not it is on my "I want ASAP " list:)
Don't you just love fall air, cool, crisp, tingling, smell good smells? I know I do! thanks for a chance to win and love your quilt. Think solids would be interesting.
Love your baskets. Thanks for the chance to win.
Looks like a very interesting book, and I like your baskets in both colours.
The book looks great! I like the baskets in teal & orangee
Very cute!
Thanks for introducing me to to this title. It looks like a great book. I've love to add it (and some fabric) to my library. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the looks of the book. Thanks for sharing about it. Always read and enjoy your blog.
Congratulations on this book! I love the basket pattern you chose. I would love to win the book and fabric to make this quilt!
look fantastic!
Love your quilt for the book, love your blog that I receive so regularly, but give aways? I don't love them, living so far away I never seem to qualify, so to the happy lady that will win: Congratulations and enjoy!
Congrats on the book and your beautiful quilt! So exciting!! Thanks for a wonderful giveaway! happy weekend to you! xo Heather
The book looks wonderful and I love your basket quilt!!! Congrats to you on being part of such a fun book!
Congrats on being in the book. I'm love the quilt. Thanks for giving us a chance to win.
What a fabulous book! Thanks for the great give-a-way!
Congratulations! What a great book.
Congratulations on being in this book. I like Spring Baskets.thanks for a chance to win
Congratulations! Love the autumn colours quilt:)
I just moved to Colorado so I would love a chance to win the book!
I am in love with the fall colours, I have been scared to use orange for a long time but have recently started to use it as an accent colour. This is a great giveaway and I thank you for the chance to win.
Love the orange in the basket quilt. Thanks for the give away.
LOVE the orange and aquas! congrats on the book~ so very exciting! thanks for a chance to win your giveaway!!
This looks like such a fun book!!!
Love the look with the modern fabrics! What an accomplishment on the publication. I look forward to your blog everytime I check my email.
Cute, fun book! I live on the Utah side of the Rockies! Congratulations on the book!
Love the pastel baskets. I am sure the Easter Bunny would approve!
That's a fun idea for a book! I love the patterns in it, I'd love a chance to get my hands on a copy, congrats for having such a pretty pattern in it :)
Congratulations;) I guess it is a great feeling to see your name in print. Your basket quilt is great, I'd love to see it in solids.
Congratulations!! So pretty :)
I love your contribution! Congrats!
Ooo, I love the idea of using solids for the baskets! Great quilt!
This looks like a great book. Thanks for the chance to win a copy!
Love the baskets.
I'm new to quilting but would really enjoy a great book to teach me more blocks!
What a beautiful quilt! I think it would be fun to make one for my daughter!
like the fallish colors you used
What an awesome pattern and a fantastic giveaway.. Enter me! I want to WIN!
Very cute quilt. Congratulations on the book.
Love the quilt! Would also love the book!
Congratulations!!!! Whether I win or not, I want one of those books!!! and one for my oldest daughter . . . one for my mother . . . .
oh how i need something to pull me out of the sewing block I have going on!
the colors you show in the book are my faves, my machine sets there and calls
to me, but I have my head in the clouds...I need to get back to something that makes me feel real again.
I LOVE your pattern. This book would be a great addition to my library.
congratulations! looks like a good book!
This looks like fun! Thanks for the chance to win!
Love the orange and turqoise baskets Amy - so pretty!
Congratulations on your contribution to the book - it looks wonderful and I would love to get my hands on a copy.
Congratulations! It is very cute.
Congrats and I'd love to win a copy. Thanks!
Congratulations to you!! And thanks for the chance to win <3 missavene at gmail dot com
Looks like a great book, thanks for the chance to win it. I love any kind of basket quilt, too!
Love the Rockies! Love baskets! and Spring is my favorite time of year :)
COngrats! I really like the fall basket quilt. Thanks for sharing the love!
Amy, such happiness! I have only been quilting two years, have appreciated your blog. Thank you for a chance to win a book.
You have every reason to be proud!
As autumn is upon us and I was already dreaming of spring, I try my luck
Looks like a fabulous book...especially since I live in the Rockies too! Love your basket quilt!
I love the orange and blue variation of your basket quilt - the pastel one is pretty but kind of pale. I also love the "Fresh Cut Flowers" wall hanging picture you show - I would love to win this book! Thanks for the give away!
Fall is my favorite time of the year, and a lot of my quilts are in fall colors. Love the oranges in you fall basket quilt. Congratulations on a project well done - would love to win the book - will probably buy it if I don't win. Looks like lots of fun.
Thanks again
How fun! This book looks great. It's amazing how different a quilt can look depending on the fabric you use. Love the blues and oranges in your basket quilt.
It looks like a great book. thanks for the chance
WOW!! I LOVE this basket quilt!! I would definitely make that one...if I should be lucky enough to win this wonderful book!!
Thanks for the chance!
Oh, that would be so sweet--especially since I live in a more southern part of the Rockies.
Congrats!! The springtime colours are gorgeous and have inspired me as it is spring here is Australia right now :D
Both colorways of the basket quilt are lovely, I'm particularly fond of you Fall colors. Looks like an intriguing book.
Very cute basket quilt, congratulations!
Would not know that the quilts are from the same pattern. If I win, will you autograph the book? Congratulations on having your name in print.
The Basket Quilt is adorable! Congratulations! How fun!
Can't wait to see the rest of the book! Baskets are my favorite.
Oh what a great looking book!!!! and I love the title.
Thank you for the chance.
You had me at basket quilt. Love it! Thanks for the opportunity to win the book--it looks great.
Cute blog. Really like the hexagon ideas.


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Dodging what? Is there a question in your past posts I missed?
Christ healed the soldier in the garden after his ear was cut off. That would be healing an amputee.
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This is the quilt as I laid it out a couple of weeks ago. And I didn't like it. At least not as much as I thought I would. It felt too bland.
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Just what I was looking for!
I used this dispenser this past weekend when the whole family was over. I filled it with water and lemon slices. The little girls enjoyed helping by filling everyone's glasses. It held more than enough for everyone. The spigot is a little slow, but that is true of all dispensers.
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Is this some kind of joke?
The flow is so slow it is unusable! First thing I did when I got it was wash it and I was letting the water out and realized it would take about 40 seconds to fill a 12oz glass. And this is supposed to be used for entertaining? I looked inside the spout and there is a piece of plastic that restricts the flow in half for some reason. Terrible design, why would you make it flow slow on purpose? I may modify it myself because it seems to be well built and doesn't leak.
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The spout drip out and also leak waste of mony
Nothing to like about product
Hate product
Waste of money
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Paul Holmgren might be the only person in Philadelphia with a framed photo of the 2006-07 Flyers in his office.
The team otherwise known as the worst in Philadelphia's 40-year franchise history. And what does the Flyers general manager think when he looks at that picture?
"Uh, well," he chuckled. "It was a very difficult year for our franchise. It was bizarre for sure. A lot of things went wrong."
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If pizza pockets are popular at your house, try this easy-prep version using Original Bisquick mix. They're great for a quick weeknight dinner or a lunchtime grab-and-go.
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These pizza pockets are particularly good for kids who have access to microwave ovens at school (like many high schoolers do). In order to keep the sandwiches safe until lunchtime, place frozen sandwiches in an insulated lunch bag with frozen ice packs. To reheat, remove sandwich from plastic wrap, and wrap in paper towel. Microwave 30 to 45 seconds or until hot in center (filling will be hot). Microwaves vary; sandwiches may take more or less time than indicated to become hot in center.
It's essential that the dough is rolled thin before using; that way, the pocket isn't overwhelmed by a thick exterior.
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