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Magician Mark Alan returns to the library for a special "mad science"-themed magic show. Don't forget to check out our special magic books display the week of the program to learn your own magic tricks and stay tuned for another special magic show at your library MC'ed by Magician Mark Alan and presented by local Ponte Vedra teens in August. Thank you to the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for generously sponsoring this program.
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Who doesn't love bracelets? Come in to create your own wire wrapped bangle bracelet. Class size is limited, call the library at 827-6960 or stop by the desk to reserve your spot. This event is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Bartram Trail Branch Library.Power of Positive Living - Gluten Free
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The college News VOL. XLI, NO. 1 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 C>3/rigrit, rruitati of Brrn il��ff C�ll.��. 1941 PRICE 10 CENTS Self-Gov't Debate WarWork,Mikado Mark Year '43-'44 New Spanish House, Smoking On Campus, Unlimited Cuts Inaugurated Before embarking on '44-'45, a backward glance over '43-'44 may help to reassure or to confirm the suspicions of Freshmen who do not know what they are in for yet. Herewith is a "News-eye" view of what has happened up to where we left off last spring. War and reformation were our central themes�and they were not always separate. It all began when the biggest Freshman clas3 in Bryn Mawr's history descended and romped victoriously through Parade Night to Freshman Show in defiance of the Sophomores, who were fooled by both song and ani- mal. Red Cross Unit Energy ran to war work, with a busy corps of Nurses' Aides, and groups dashing down to the Bryn Mawr Hospital canteen at 5:30 A .M. The slogan was a war job for everyone. By the spring all of this was organized into a Red Cross unit on campus. Bandage- rolling done, dances in the Gym or the Common Room for men at nearby bases kept up morale. 1 Came winter, the campus reach- ,*d fever pitch in the famous Lan- -*ern vs. Self-Gov't controversy over rules. This roused the fighting spirit, often dormant on campus, and the News rested while its pages filled up with opinion let- ters. While the Lantern shrieked for the abolition of all rules, Self- Gov't rose in its own defense, and everyone took sides. Mass meet- ings, reminiscent of the French Revolution, finally etfected a series of amendments, most notable of which were smoking anywhere on campus and two o'clock permission anywhere in Philadelphia. The Continued on page 4 The Vill / Also: Blue Comet Diner, past Lumber Yard. Limeburner, Optician, next h> Music Store. Nancy Broun, at jean Bette's. Studio Shop, next to Nancy Brown. Martie's, at Kitty McLean. Jake's Hardware Store, Fish's jewelry store, Kahlil Hamrah, and \Typcuriter Repairing Co., diagonally across from Hobson and Owens. The Greeks', Bryn Mawr Confectionery, next to the Seville. Village Still Offers Most Anything You Might Need or Want In spite of OPA and all else, the Village still stands ready, with open arms, to supply you who need supplying with everything from waste-baskets and lamp shades to the cotton dress you thought you would not need. It's all within walking distance, too, provided your legs are good and your shoe leather holds out. For your room, there are lamp shades, waste baskets, picture frames, and knick-knacks available at either the Studio Shop or Rich- ard Stockton's. For more utili- Continued on Page 3 Many a Sunday Night Did Deeply Inspire Many a Freshman Now Gone With the Dew With Tuesday, classes begin, and in order not to neglect Bryn Mawr's scholastic aspect, The News presents a picture of the course on every course slip: Eng- lish Composition. As will soon be discovered, this course requires one composition every Monday morning at 9 A. M., written slightly before this time. The compositions when corrected are hidden away in an inaccessible hole in Taylor basement to be dug up and returned at the end of Sen- ior year. Those returned to Sen- iors last spring reveal the variety and color concealed in the dust of Taylor. One composition, The Vicious Circle, begins: "The first reading� the cast lying around in the living room�cigarette smoke dropping wistfully. From Lee's iipstieked mouth saying, It's ever such a lovely day, madam," on to the re- hearsals with Bob, who wasn't very good, but he didn't care be- cause he was in love with Ricky. Comment by professor: "Be care- ful not to overwork these disjoint- ed efforts." "Oh God, Agnes," breaks out someone from the midst of another composition. The library somehow aroused a nostalgic liking in another who wrote a composition entitled: "Again Glad Radiance � A Voice Burst Forth" (this last crossed out), beginning: "Down in the depths of the library, the atmos- phere of the stacks soothed her." "A crash is heard and one sees the dignified but heavy principal lying on the floor with his feet dangling in the air. The chair has completely collapsed with each leg thrust in a different direction and the seat and the back flattened out," was a stage direction of the play written by a Freshman in 1938 and called, "The Principal'3 FalL" "As he is stuck, he tries to get momentum by kicking his feet. After' a moment of com- plete silence, a moan is heard from Miss Shane. Miss Shane (covering her face with her hands): "Oh, my good- ness, Dr. Field has fallen down and cannot get up again." Field: "Gracious, I think^J^m caught. Could you give me a hand?" Stanley (who is sitting in the second row: "Ha, ha, ha, ha. That is the funniest thing I've ever seen." (Slaps friend next to him on the back amid loud guffaw and the whole row begins to laugh and Continued on Pare 2 News Offers Survey Of Local Night Spots; Where to Eat When The morale-building division of the College News has dug up the following vital information � as a guide to extra-curricular activities in the more frivolous line. As a Bryn Mawr Freshman, you will eat, perhaps more than anything else, and we pass on to you a list of tried and true eating places, ad- judged to satisfy the strictest gourmet. We do not guarantee a cure for all types of nervous breakdowns, but the nightlife in Philadelphia and vicinity is not to be underestimated. Within walking distance: If you sleep through breakfast, if you are starved after lab, or if Aunt Jen- nie shows up unexpectedly for lunch or dinner, the place is the College Inm. andfcit is usually the place most of the time anyway. For more elaborate teas there are, in the Vill, the Community Kitch- en, the "Chatterbox, and farther up the Lancaster Pike, the Bit of a Shop, and the Cottage Inn on Montgomery (also for lunch and dinner). Meth's in the Vill will open their soda fountain October 2. It is the best place for an un- conventional tea. If you, like many, must have Continued on Page 4 Calendar Tuesday, Sept. 26: Work of the 60th academic year begins 8:45 A M. Parade Night. Commencing at Pembroke Arch. Thursday. Sept. 28: Assembly, Ooodhart, 12:30 P.M. Freshman Talk. First in a series of five. Miss McBride. Com- mon Room, 7:)0 P. M. Saturday, Sept. SO: German examination for under- graduates. Taylor Hall, 9:00 A.M. Deferred, Conditioned and Audi- tor's Examinations end. Monday, October 2: Self-Government examination for Freshmen and Transfers. Taylor Hall, 7:30 P. M. Wrilnnda;, Oct. 4 : College Council. President's House, 6:30 P. M. Thursday, Oct. 5: Freshman Talk. Second in a series of five. Miss McBride. Common Room, 7:80 P. M. Satarday, Oct. 7: French Examination for Under- graduates. Taylor Hall, 8:00 A. M. Sophomores Present Traditional Lanterns In Evening Ceremony The third Friday in October is traditionally appointed a night of solemn ceremony. It is then, on Lantern Night, that the Sopho- mores formally welcome the in- coming class in what is perhaps the oldest and the most character- istic of all Bryn Mawr traditions. Freshmen and Sophomores as- semble in two separate groups out- side the iibrary. Silent and invis- ible in their black caps and gowns, the Freshmen file into the night blackness of the Cloisters. They form a semi-circle, standing in the grass with their backs to the lib- rary. Pallas Athena The Sophomores enter, bearing lighted lanterns. As they walk they sing a Greek hymn, invoking Pallas Athena, goddess of wisdom, to make holy the lanterns and to change darkness into light. They form a second semi-circle, inside the first. The song is done, and each Sophomore hands her lantern to the closest Freshman and runs. The Freshman answer: "We come O Goddess; we are lovers of beau- ty in just measure and lovers of wisdom also." They file out, sing- ing their song. The solemn ceremony is finished, but following, a gayer gathering assembles in Pembroke Arch. The four classes form a square and each sings its athletic song, class song and lyric songs The evening ends with "Thou Gracious Inspira- tion." Fire, Snakedance Climax Struggle On Parade Night Lanterns Will Flicker To Mark Traditional Procession Tradition offers many supersti- tions about the lanterns. Inside each lantern is an invitation to tea from Sophomore to Freshman. The girl whose candle burns the long- est and who stays awake to prove her claim, is fated to become hall president and the girl who finds wax drippings on her gown will earn a Ph. D. Many Changes Larttern Night underwent chang- es and developments before all de- tails were as they are now. In 1886, Dr. E. Washburn wrote a song to the tune of "The Lone Fish Ball" Alluding to "The Only Lan- tern in Bryn Mawr." Romantic imagination seized upon the idea Continued on Page 2 Tuesday, the 26th of September, will not only mark the opening of the 60th academic year, but U will be also�and surpassingly� Parade Night. Parade Night and the days pre- ceding it are a time of rivalry undisguised with Freshmen and Sophomores at each other's throats. Contention finds its source in a song�not a mere song, but one that embodies the spirit of violent tradition. The tradition is this: a song La selected by the Freshmen; original words are added, usually scorn- ing any and all. Sophomores in triumphant terms. The sole ob- ject remains to prevent the Sopho- mores from "happening"' to dis- cover tune of said song. The Sophomores are a devious lot and will stoop to vile tricks. Beware, Freshmen/ beware espe- cially the gently confused gii i who comes up to you with: "I wasn't at the meeting yesterday. What is the tune?" There are other methods, too, and more subtle. Historically, Parade Night cen ters in a bonfire. Led by the Bryn Mawr Fire Company's band blar- ing forth the sacred tune, lit by Juniors bearing blue lanterns, the Freshmen march from Pembroke Arch to the Hockey Field, rolling and tumbling madly down a hill to the huge fire surrounded by a ring of Sophomores, determined to let no Freshmen break through to the fire. The band crashes loud- er and louder, the fire gets hotter and hotter and hotter, as does the fire, and the ring is broken. Harmony again reigns, how- ever, as everyone gathers to sing college and class songs in Pern Arch, and hall parties given by the Sophomores for the Fresh- men follow immediately after. Continued on page I Unending Search for Building Like Church Fails to Daunt Naive Freshmen Conscience By April Oursler, '46 One hundred and seventy Fresh- men arrived at Bryn Mawr Col- lege on Thursday, September 21, 1944. Such is the bare fact of the case�'but much has gone on since Wednesday, and '48 has made its mark already. Freshmen blunders are a perennial topic of conversation, but when the ma- jority of Taylor water-cooler con- versations concerned themselves with detailed explanations of the workings of a drill-press or the fine points of the high finances of the summer, '48 sounds as familiar as '45. The Freshman conscience, con- sidered variously as a disease by the upperclassmen, and an admir- able feature by the professors.,, ex- hibited itself early. Me3ribn.roiis.edj itself at 8 A. M. Thursday to find' one conscientious*- young soul perched mo.u'riifully on its front steps. She'.had been warn�d not to arrive-.14te on ihe* first*, day, and since T.15 she'd'been waiting for the upperclassmen to be up.... And, of course, there was the Denbigh Freshman who wanted to know when to begin studying for comprehensives, and the two who screamed for an upperclast - man at midnight to ask her if she felt that God could be Fate. . . . Among the other accomplish- ments of the class is its size, which though second to '46, fills the college to its greatest resi- dent capacity. Two members of the class are even sleeping in re- converted smoking rooms, but which two remains a carefully guarded secret�unless Self-Gov't finds a last year's cigarette butt. And two helpful souls, doubtless well acquainted with the housing shortage, overwhelmed Miss Howe by considerately applying for a room. in Taylor or Oalton. '.lU'was the perseverance, the true' ttstuict of research of one '48-er that/ "feally astounded us, �though. Looking for Taylor, she iya.3 told it was the building that resembled a church. In search � Continued on Page 4
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The cast of Mike & Molly gets a nice long break in December, but McCarthy isn't planning to rest up. There's way too much to do. Favorite movies like A Christmas Story and It's a Wonderful Life need to be watched for the umpteenth time, and parties must be planned and cookies baked: "I make a mean coconut macaroon," McCarthy says proudly. Plus, there are trees to trim: The family tannenbaum gets decorated with homemade baubles and techie ornaments that record the voices of her daughters and her older sister Margie's kids. And in Vivian's room resides a seven-foot-tall hot-pink artificial tree they've put on a dimmer switch so she can use it as a nightlight. Every Christmas Eve, McCarthy continues a "one-pot dinner party" tradition that Ben's mother started. "We have everyone over and make a potful of meatballs for submarine sandwiches. Then we each open only one present," she explains. "But on Christmas morning, it's carnage wrapping paper flying everywhere."
McCarthy laughs as she recalls the joys of her own childhood holidays, spent on a farm in a small town outside of Chicago. "We got snowed in a lot of the time, and once we couldn't get any groceries, so Christmas dinner was hot dogs from the freezer which was awesome," she says gleefully. And so were the presents: "My sister and I received Barbie salon sets, where you do the hair and makeup. I thought, My God, my head's going to blow off my neck," she laughs. "And then there was another doll that came with a formal dining room set and little dishes. I would just sit there like a lunatic and set the table for, like, an hour and a half, and my mom was like, 'Best. Gift. Ever.' "
Years later, Mrs. McCarthy would give her daughter "the best worst Christmas present ever," McCarthy says, cracking up. "She will never live it down. It still makes us laugh." Fashion fanatic McCarthy was 21 at the time, living in New York City and barely able to cover her rent, but still wearing chi-chi Hermès scarves and shoes from Bergdorf Goodman. "I was in great shape," she remembers. "And on Christmas I open this box from my mom, and I pull out these polyester permanent-crease old-lady pants with an elastic waistband. And I'm like, 'What are these?' And my mom's like, 'Black slacks! Who couldn't use black slacks?' My sister and I were literally bawling from laughter. We could not get it together. I put them back and went to reach for another present and Mom goes, 'Don't bother: charcoal and navy blue.' She bought me three different pairs of these pants, and a pair of footie pajamas. I was like, 'Mom, I'm 21. What are you doing to me?' "
It's hard to imagine now, but there was a time during her high school years when student-council member and cheerleader Missy McCarthy, as she was then known, dressed in head-to-toe black, dyed her hair blue-black, and pulled a cape over her shoulders to go out dancing to gloomy eighties goth music in downtown Chicago. "I just didn't want to go to the same house every weekend and watch the same four girls switch boyfriends," she explains. "I got bored." (For moms who might be going through those "You're not going out like that" battles with their teenagers, here's a McCarthy-ism: "They want to be different. Just get 'em the pink hair dye. Who cares? It's only hair.")
In her hometown, however, McCarthy's every-day-is-Halloween wardrobe mystified neighbors and rattled the nuns at her Catholic high school. Her parents took the high road: They thought it was hilarious. "I have a funny family," observes McCarthy, who grew up worshipping Carol Burnett. "Sitting around the table for dinner at our house, you tried to make people laugh."
Her father, Mike, commuted to Chicago, where he served as an arbitrator for a freight railway; her mom, Sandy, worked for World Book Encyclopedia. They didn't want to raise Margie and Melissa, three years her junior, in the big city, so they settled on a corn and soybean farm along a gravel road. "There was no mall, no fast-food restaurants," McCarthy remembers. "My sister and I gave my parents a hard time. We wanted to live in a subdivision."
McCarthy remains incredibly close with her folks and values her solid Midwestern upbringing, which emphasized honesty, hard work, and gratitude. "We always said grace at the table and we went to church," she says. "I believe it matters how you treat people. I believe in heaven. I don't believe that this is it, and then we're done. I have a lovely relationship with God, although when I've lost someone or I've seen a sick child, I've had conversations with Him in which I've had to ask, How can that be right?" Though she loves the quiet of church, she says she doesn't need to be inside one to pray and doesn't think it matters where you are and how you do it. "My girls and I pray before they go to bed. It's the cutest thing ever to hear Georgie go, 'Tank ooo, God, for Mama; tank ooo, God, for Papa.' "
McCarthy feels equally grateful for her parents and their unwavering belief in their children. "They were really respectful of us. That enables you to have confidence," she notes.
"It was never, 'You're not going to be an actress; that's crazy.' All of the things they'd have been totally right saying, they never said," she adds. "And even when I was in New York City and way past the point where you should still be calling your folks, they were always quick to chip in if I came up short on rent."
Her friends were supportive, too: High school buddy Brian Atwood, now a successful shoe designer, convinced McCarthy, who had impatiently dropped out of college, to move to Manhattan in the early nineties.
"I didn't have any money," she recalls, "and he said, 'So what? Now you won't have any money in New York. What's the difference?' " McCarthy arrived with $45 in cash, and Atwood signed her up for an open mike night in a comedy club.
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I recently saw a news scroll on a tv news channel (I was bored) about Mormons apologizing to the family of Simon Wiesenthal for Baptizing dead holocaust victims.
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Why would Jews be offended by Baptism? Baptism was invented (for all intents and purposes) by John the Baptist, who was a Jew, and who baptized other Jews. I mean c'mon, Baptism is nothing more than a spiritual awakening and enlightenment, dying in the darkness (of the flesh) and being reborn in the light (of salvation). Who would be offended by that? Seems like a positive thing to me. Jesus was Baptized, he was a Jew. He wasn't that big a fan of it however.
"If man does not know the root of water, then what good does it do for him to be Baptized in it?" -JC
I can understand Jews not accepting Baptism as part of their religion. Its just a ceremony, like any other. If the RCC was trying to force them to do it then that would be a problem, obviously, but someone Baptizing dead people is harmless and certainly not an insult.
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text: 5 An inspirationProEvolutionX | 19/11/2011 | See all ProEvolutionX's reviews (26)This film basically tells the story of how students from Harvard University created Facebook, probably the world most famous and wealthy website of all time. It shows how Harvard undergrad and computer programming wizard Mark Zukerberg became the worlds youngest billionaire. With the tagline you dont get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies.Given that Facebook is what it is today, its been a long time coming for a movie to be made about its origins. That movie, The Social Network, is an interesting and visually rich exploration of the events that led up to arguably the most influential invention of a generation.The Social Network is a gripping, expertly made and wonderfully performed character study, a very modern story about some very classic themes. This is a very good inspirational film, and will give you a slight insight as to how Facebook came about and how Mark Zukerberg became an accidental billionaire.


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quote:with nearly all the movie centered in January 1865, with the push for approving of the 13th Amendment (abolishing slavery) by the House of Representatives at the end of that month.
quote:The only thing truly lost is the right to choose your own government and rulers as spelled out in this country's very own Declaration of Independence from Britain. Also lost, or rather slowly eroded since was state sovereignty and the concept of states governing themselves without the feds using their very own money as a hostage to be used against them if they don't fall in line.
quote:Gmorgan4982 Go see Lincoln the Movie and get Grounded Can I be against slavery and against starting a useless war and against putting those who speak out against the government in jail?
quote:Did they discuss how it only pertained to confederate states and how slavery was still legal in the north for some time later?
quote:I actually agree with all of that, Mike. Like I said, if not for the human slavery issue, I would be very sympathetic to the Confederacy's raison d'etre and its right to secede. I also see the Constitutional genius of having state's rights as a check and balance to the power of the Federal Government. It is the slavery thing that delegitimizes the cause of the South and trying to whitewash it over the past 150 years is the true lost cause.
quote:Bottom line: there were many differences between North and South in the years leading up to Lincoln's election. But all of those differences would have been moot if not for one issue: slavery.
quote:If he had done those things and there was no war, you would be absolutely correct.
quote:The fact remains that New York and Boston Harbor were the two biggest slave ports. The North, Yankees were the ones that sailed ships down to Africa, purchased slaves then resold them in America.
quote:Did they go into detail about his suspension of habeas corpus or his treatment of any journalist critical of his presidency?
quote:Then there's the emancipation proclamation originally only pertaining to confederate states and not the union states. Which seems to contradict yankee claims of fighting the war to free the slaves.
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Could the lure of $20 million a season cause Ilya Kovalchuk to leave the NHL and return home to play in the KHL?
At least one NHL general manager thinks it is possible.
"(Alexander) Medvedev is on a mission," said the GM, who requested anonymity. "He's paying (Sergei) Fedorov $14 million this season so how much do you think he'd pay to get Kovalchuk? Twenty million a season? That's what I've heard."
Medvedov is the president of the KHL.
Considering players in the KHL do not pay taxes, nor do they pay escrow like they do in the NHL, if this is true then Kovalchuk stands to make a lot more playing in Russian than he could in North America. Not only that, there has been speculation NHL players could face another salary rollback during the next collective bargaining agreement talks.
Kovalchuk, currently 11th in NHL scoring with 26 goals and 50 points in 39 games, is in the midst of contact negotiations with the Atlanta Thrashers and there is all kind of speculation the team will trade him if they cannot get his signature on an extension. It has been reported he is looking for in the neighborhood of $10 million a season for 10 years.
Said one NHL player: "That is impressive. For one year, wow, that's like six-to-seven years here after taxes."
Considering the Thrashers are struggling at the gate, it seems highly unlikely they could pay one player that kind of money – unless, of course, they sign him in order to sell the franchise. There is speculation the owners would like to sell the team and they suspect it is worth more with him than without him.
A number of teams have expressed interest in acquiring Kovalchuk, but they must decide if they first need to get his name on a contract as part of the deal or can they risk taking him as a rental player only to have him leave at the end of the year. It could be costly to a team to trade for him and then have him bolt in the off-season, the way Marian Hossa did after his short stint with Pittsburgh two years ago.
Kovalchuk isn't the only player in the sights of the KHL. A source told sportsnet.ca Washington's Alexander Ovechkin is so upset about having to pay 18 per cent of his salary to escrow he is prepared to pondering leaving the Capitals after this season. Sources say Ovechkin expressed his displeasure with having to pay escrow during an NHLPA conference call meant to talk about the direction of the organization.
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greeney2 wrote:Nobody gets banned for a popularity contest or vote to be banned. If you want to report rule violations, report them. Good place to start is to not troll or bait each other or flame each other into WW3. This is the battle forum if you want to waste your time in here, but leave it in the battle forum, don't drag it out into every other forum.
The_Joker wrote:rath has had several topics about him in the Battle Forum as his behavior has prompted the topics. Now you know what he or she is like so now is the time I reckon to cast a vote one way or another.
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From your not finding time to write to us I suppose we are to infer you are enjoying yourselves. We have heard nothing direct since Thos. important note about his drawers though Uncle Jasper heard the other day from one of Abraham Pennocks daughters that she left you well & talking about coming to town this week. I hope the latter part is incorrect. If the bathing is of any benefit stay & get all that is to be had. There is nothing to call either mother or thyself to town & Uncle Jasper & John Stokes both think it better you should not hurry. We are getting along very well at the house & have every thing arranged at the store for the 25th. We have taken on board @ [2%] about 40 tons of bark & have engaged the vessel to be filled with flour @ [2%] for [---]. As this makes only two or three shippers it will not be at all necessary for Uncle A & myself to have any help to clear the ship. Uncle A. says stay till frost. We had the news by the steamer on 7th day- but Andrew neglected putting up the paper in time this morning. It will go with this. [B.S. Co] we not speak if anything could be known about the crops for some time. Flour has advanced however on faith of the newspaper statements. The T. P. Cope got out on the 20th. I was out yesterday at Haverford. Harry Hartshorne took me out on 7th day afternoon. Everything looks very bright for this season of the year. The fields have had such a soaking as takes some time to get over. We had quite a small shower on 7th day morning & a pretty heavy rain
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5 For £17.99 this card is awesome value for moneySkullboy | 03/02/2012 | See all Skullboy's reviews (2)This is the second time i've bought one of these, and have one in my Orange San Francisco phone (android 2.3) and one in my Motorola Xoom tablet( android 3.2).Out the box, into my PC and loaded up with media, films and pics and albums. Into the device and not one problem. I can't convey the delight i have at getting this for just 18 quid!! as it's currently retailing on MemoryC.com for 38quid. Even at the current price of 28quid it is still great value for money.I have four films and a whole season of programs on this card, and there's still acres of room. Got rapid delivery (free) too. Top marks to Play for selling consistently quality genuine product at such stunning prices. They have drastically improved the use-ability of my devices.
4 Good fast reading speed and reliable!Ashleus | 31/12/2011 | See all Ashleus's reviews (1)You can't really go wrong with a Sandisk. I bought this card for my tablet (ASUS EEE pad Transformer). It streams 720p video with not trouble whatsoever (I'm sure it's fine with 1080p video too). I bought this on special offer and at less than 1 pound per GB it is reasonably good value. The only negative about this card is that the total capacity shows up as 29.7GB not the full 32GB - buts that seems to be always the case with SD cards and other storage media.I did a speed test with H2tesetw and these are the results:Writing speed: 4.08 MByte/sReading speed: 16.9 MByte/sFor a Class 4 card it has great reading speed but only satisfactory write speed.
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XGood Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) ratings are based on laboratory tests conducted by our scientists at the U.S.'s foremost consumer products evaluation laboratory, and incorporate consumer feedback. GHRI is situated on the 29th floor of the Hearst Tower in New York City and is staffed by chemists, engineers, nutritionists, textile specialists, culinary experts, and other scientists.
Using state-of-the-art equipment, GHRI experts test consumer products — from microwaves to mascaras — for their performance, safety, and, with the help of volunteer testers, ease of use.
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If your toaster oven needs are simple and few, then Osters inexpensive oven may be a good choice. It does a great job at baking and broiling and turns in fairly consistent toast batch after batch. But this space saver is small it barely holds four slices of bread — and has no broiler rack or room to fit a layer cake pan. oster.com.
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Fully Integrated Harness Design Solution
TransDesign, a fully integrated harness design solution, is a complete electrical distribution design environment. Developed in cooperation with leading automotive engineers, TransDesign covers the design of an entire electrical system, from concept to manufacturing support.
It enables manufacturers to design electrical harness systems and packaging details concurrently, using a mechanical design (3D) environment. TransDesign eliminates the labor and time-intensive manual verification previously required during the engineering process, and allows engineers to share graphical data related to designs through common web browsers.
Benefits and Features
- From logical schematics to wiring bills of materials
- Full product layout automated design tool and wire synthesis
- Automatic wiring diagram generation
- Interfaces to 3D mechanical tools
- Options and variants management
- TransBridge Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 491kb) - TransOVM Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 513kb) - TranSACT Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 493kb) - CAT/TransCable Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 491kb) - TransCable Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 515kb) - TransDesign Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 1mb) - TransLayout Datasheet
Datasheet (PDF, 502kb)
Comprehensive Solutions
Advanced Design Automation for Cable and Wire Harness Design
- Enables design of electromechanical systems
- Supports wire harness and cable components such as wires, cables, splices, connectors, and fuses
- Performs custom electrical and physical design rule checks
- Debugs large designs using wire and device navigator with automatic report generation
- Identifies problems early in design process
- Searches library database for qualified parts
- Integrates with industry leading mechanical CAD systems
- Provides for customization of design methodologies and flows
Product Overview
TransCable is a schematic capture tool for electromechanical systems. It is integrated with mechanical CAD tools through bi-directional interfaces. TransCable is also integrated with TransDataBook™ for component library management. View Datasheet
TransCable is a wire and net-based editor, which manages electrical signal connectivity between physical components. Logical nets may be automatically converted to wires and splices. Wires may be interactively routed between pins of physical components. Splices are automatically created when multiple wires are connected together. Multiple wires may also be routed to a common pin, which create a multi-termination. Cables types such as twisted, flat, or shielded may be defined. Shielded cable symbols have termination pins to support grounding of shields with a wire connection. Cables may also be defined within other cables.
TransDataBook Upgrade
TransDataBook is an upgrade product to TransCable. It provides library management of parts and can be synchronized with a company's parts information system. A designer may specify queries to search a library to select qualified parts. Component and wire attribute sets are annotated to generic symbols to create unique parts. Attributes on parts are used during simulation, analysis, and design rule checks.
Design Rules
Electrical, physical and manufacturing design rules can be customized and checked to insure that a company's best practices are followed. TransCable provides standard checks to verify that wires, splices and cables have been properly defined.
These checks identify problems prior to passing design information to the Mechanical CAD tools. Manufacturing reports such as bill of materials (BOMs) and wire "From-To" lists are automatically generated and may be customized with user defined formats.
Integration with Mechanical CAD Tools
TransCable is integrated with the industry leading mechanical CAD vendors. CAT/TransCable Interface™ integrates TransCable and Dassault Systemes' CATIA 3D Electrical Systems (E3D) environment. SDRC/TransCable Interface™ (see note at the top of the SDRC/TransCable file)integrates TransCable and EDS' I-DEAS Harness Design product.
Electrical connectivity and component attributes are passed to the mechanical CAD environment. Bundles are then routed in the 3D mechanical CAD tool. Wires, cables, and splices are assigned to physical bundles. Physical design attributes such as separation codes, gauge, maximum bend radius, and maximum wire lengths are passed to the mechanical CAD tool. These attributes are used to calculate wire and cable dimensions, which may be back annotated to TransCable. TransCable uses these dimensions to automatically generate manufacturing reports.
Wire Harness and Cable Design Using Interconnect Synthesis
- Optimizes interconnect synthesis of electrical signals into wires and splices
- Enables engineers to evaluate different architectures early in design cycle
- Provides automatic calculation of wire cut lengths and bundle diameters to save money and space
- Offers choice of compatible, mated connectors, compatible terminal and terminal codes
- Integrates with TransCable™, an intelligent schematic capture environment
- Exports design data to formatted file that can be loaded into Oracle database
Product Overview
TransLayout™ provides a design environment for complex systems from concept through to manufacturing support. Early in the design process, system and electrical engineers explore design alternatives for wire harness and cable systems and assess their impact on manufacturing cost and physical space requirements. View Datasheet
Target Market
The transportation (automobiles, trucks, trains), aerospace (planes, satellites), telecom, semiconductor equipment, and industrial machinery industries are experiencing an increase in the electrical content of their products. TransLayout enables design teams to plan the electrical distribution system within a simplified view of the physical package and estimate manufacturing costs as well as the complete development of the physical interconnect of a system.
Design Scenario
Logical schematics are created that capture the equipment, connectors, and pins that are electrically connected within a system. Multiple schematics may be configured together to define the electrical distribution system. The TC2TL utility will generate a netlist and may be used to automatically generate module symbols. A module symbol will have pins that represent the associated module side connectors.
A symbol representing the physical outline with scaled dimensions of the mechanical package may be placed within TransLayout to provide the context for the design.
After importing a netlist, the user will place either customized or automatically generated module symbols within the physical outline. Selecting signals highlights electrically connected modules.
The user may simply draw conduit segments between electrically connected modules to create wire routing channels. TransLayout may then be used to automatically synthesize wires and splices through the routed channels.
Synthesizing Electrical Signals to Physical Wires and Splices
The autorouter is used to synthesize wires and splices from electrical signals by adhering to electrical and manufacturing design rules. Design rules are specified as router cost values or router modes. Examples of router cost values include maximum number of wires per splice or multi-termination, cost per unit length of a wire, and minimum distance between splices or between a splice and a take-out. Autorouter modes may be used to allow or disallow multiple wires terminating on common pins or prioritizing router performance over design iteration time. The router will automatically assign the wire gauge for a signal. It may also be used to optimize the location of splices.
The autorouter will optimize the total wire cost while satisfying electrical and manufacturing design rules. The factors contributing to total wire costs include base wire, wire length, and the number of jumpers, splices, and multi-terms. Total wire costs, wire cut lengths, and bundle diameters are automatically calculated.
Inserting Inline Connectors and/or Junction Blocks
Inline connectors and/or junction blocks may be inserted within a bundle segment. The conduit will be split into two pieces. If wires were routed within that segment, they will be automatically cut and terminated at cavities within the inline connector. The wire cut lengths will be automatically recalculated. The signals automatically assigned to cavities may be swapped or deleted.
Compatibility Checks
TransLayout supports the assignment of compatible harness and inline connectors. The user may also change a terminal on the harness side connector with another compatible terminal. Terminal codes may be defined to insure that proper techniques are utilized with specified connector, pin, and wire configurations.
Report Generation
TransLayout is used to generate Wire From-To and bill of material amongst other fully configurable reports. The design may also be exported to a formatted file and loaded into a relational database. The design can also be loaded into an ORACLE database. Relational databases such as Oracle enable sophisticated SQL queries of design information and comprehensive report generation.
Design Changes
Changes made to the schematics will be imported into TransLayout by updating the netlist using the TC2TL utility.
Automatic physical schematic generator using electrical system layout and logical schematics
- Automates the generation of physical schematics (wiring diagrams)
- Uses logical schematics as constraint preserving component placement for readability and wiring information from TransLayout™
- Can use a previous physical schematic as constraint to propagate electrical changes initiated in TransLayout
- Provides automatic insertion of wiring splices and in-line connector terminal pairs
- Preserves cosmetic changes present in the constraint schematic
- Features "correct by construction" error-proof generation of physical schematics
- Improved productivity by eliminating labor-intensive physical schematic generation
- Improved quality by eliminating manual transcription errors in the physical schematic
Product Overview
TranSACT generates physical schematics (wiring diagrams) based on logical or physical schematics created using TransCable™, and wiring and connector information created using TransLayout. TranSACT uses component placement captured in logical schematics and the physical interconnects from TransLayout to create a set of schematics with the "look and feel" of the original logical design. The resulting wiring diagram includes all physical wires, splices and connectors and their corresponding attributes. TranSACT can also propagate changes made in TransLayout to electrical connectivity, and reflect these changes in the wiring diagram using the original physical schematic instead of the logical schematic. Cosmetic changes and annotations on the original physical schematic are preserved. TranSACT can save companies significant labor costs associated with developing physical schematics by hand. View Datasheet
Target Market
Companies designing products that require electrical wiring diagrams as part of a complete harness definition. These include, but are not limited to, automobiles, aircraft, industrial equipment, and defense industry products.
Design Scenario
The user starts with logical schematics representing the connectivity of the various subsystems and components that make up the electrical content of the product.
Using this logical connectivity in TransLayout, the user places the components using a 2D representation of the product. The user then defines the harnesses, in-line and module connector information, cavity and terminal assignments, and information for wiring synthesis. The wiring components synthesized include all wires and splices, along with all of their relevant attributes.
TranSACT uses the original logical schematics as a template for device placement. Wiring elements are then placed to reflect physical connectivity. Splice and connector symbols are automatically placed in the appropriate paths. All data regarding wires, splices, connectors, and physical attributes are imported from TransLayout. Since the logical schematic's placement of components and nets is used as a basis of the generation, the resulting schematics have a familiar look to their corresponding logical schematics.
The physical schematics generated by TranSACT can be viewed or edited using TransCable. This allows the schematics' graphics to be comprehensively annotated, if desired. Users can make cosmetic changes to make the schematic more readable or add notes and clarifying graphics and/or comments.
Revision Management
Changes occurring in TransLayout may require updated physical schematics. When TranSACT is run to propagate these changes, cosmetic modifications such as notes or graphics introduced in the previous physical schematics are preserved. Prior editing work is not lost.
In addition, TranSACT identifies the elements of the design that have changed between the old and new physical schematic, and can report mismatches. This listing can be used for design revision control documentation.
Simulation and Service
In current design processes, physical schematics have been primarily generated manually. This has been time consuming and error prone, adding weeks to the design cycle at several stages. TranSACT has been developed to automate the generation of physical schematics. These schematics may be used for design reviews, service manuals, and simulation.
Advanced Design Automation for Cable and Wire Harness Design
CAT/TransCable™ provides a tightly integrated bi-directional interface between TransCable™, Mentor Graphic's Design Capture environment, and Dassault Systemes' CATIA Electrical Design Solutions (CATIA V4) environment. Together, these tools create a design environment that enables concurrent engineering between electrical and mechanical design teams.
- Passes electromechanical connectivity, attributes, and design constraints to CATIA
- Provides back-annotation from CATIA to TransCable™
- Provides for dynamic updates from either environment
- Enables cross probing of components or wires to be selected in CATIA and highlighted in TransCable
- Improves productivity by enabling concurrent engineering between electrical and mechanical design teams
- Reduces costs by eliminating errors due to manual entry
- Shortens time to market by intelligently managing design changes
- Improves quality by automatically checking design constraints
Target Market
The content of electrical subsystems is exploding in system markets such as transportation (automobiles, trucks, trains), aerospace (planes, satellites), telecom (PBXs, routers), semiconductor equipment, and industrial machinery. The physical interconnection of these subsystems has become a critical design factor that affects system performance, time to market and life cycle costs. View Datasheet
Design Scenario
After a system has been partitioned, detailed electrical, mechanical, and software design may progress. Three-dimensional (3D) geometric models for electromechanical equipment are created in Dassault Systemes' Electrical Device and Support Modeling tool. These models are placed within the system structure for proper assembly of wire harness using Dassault Systemes' Electrical Wire Bundle Installation product.
TransCable is an intelligent schematic capture tool used to create system, logical, and wiring schematics at different levels of hierarchy. Electrical connectivity is consistently managed throughout the design. Electromechanical schematic symbols for wires, splices, cables, fuses, terminal strips, and connectors are correctly created both electrically and physically. Attributes uniquely define parts and enable downstream processes such as analysis and design rules checks.
Electromechanical Solutions
Together, Mentor Graphics and Dassault Systemes develop electromechanical solutions that bridge the gap between electrical and mechanical design domains. The integration between the products reduces manual errors, enables virtual prototyping of electromechanical systems, and helps identify potential design problems early in the design process.
Seamless Integration between CATIA V4 Electrical Design Solutions and TransCable
CAT/TransCable provides a direct interface that enables dynamic updating of design changes between TransCable and CATIA.
CATIA Electrical Design Solutions maps component references defined in TransCable with 3D models created in CATIA. Physical bundles may be automatically or interactively routed. Design constraints passed from TransCable to CATIA may be checked such as minimum bend radius. Wires, cables and splices are automatically assigned to routed bundles. Wire, cable, and bundle dimensions are automatically calculated in CATIA.
Wire and cable lengths may be exported from CATIA for dynamic updating within TransCable.
Cross Probing and Highlighting
CAT/TransCable provides cross-probing and highlighting between CATIA Electrical Design Solutions and TransCable. Components modeled in 3D may be selected in CATIA and the associated component symbol in TransCable will be selected, highlighted, and centered in the Edit Window. Wires routed in 3D bundles may be selected in CATIA and the associated wires in TransCable will be selected, highlighted and centered in the Edit Window.
The 3D bundles defined in the CATIA Electrical Wire Bundle Installation product are used to create a digital formboard mock-up in the CATIA Electrical Generative Formboard product.
TransCable may be used to generate Wire From-To and Electrical Parts Lists to user specified formats.
Concurrent design interface for electrical system design and EDS' I-DEAS 3D modeling
- Passes wiring harness definition to I-DEAS Harness Design for packaging
- Passes wiring diameters to I-DEAS, based on bundle-by-bundle wire content
- Synchronizes wiring topology on connectors, bundles, and branching
- Identifies and reports topology mismatches
- Links every element of the wiring harness between the I-DEAS environment and the Mentor Graphics electrical system design tools
- Provides a Unified Bill Of Materials (UBOM) that combines the most accurate mechanical information from I-DEAS and Mentor Graphic's electrical design tools (TransDesign)
- True 3D lengths of wiring bundles are back annotated to TransDesign and reflected in the UBOM
- Mechanical objects added to the wiring in I-DEAS are added to the UBOM for each wiring harness
- UBOM data can be loaded into Oracle™
Product Overview
TransBridge provides the optimum linking between the electrical design world and I-DEAS 3D packaging. Electrical system design and analysis can be done in TransDesign, prior to the definition of solid models and then synchronized with the mechanical representation of the layout. In this process a topological comparison is done to ensure that the design in the electrical domain is indeed topologically equivalent to that in the mechanical domain. In addition, items mastered in IDEAS (mechanical support and harness dressings) are transferred into the TransDesign toolset and added into the Unified Bill of Materials. View Datasheet
Target Market
These tools are the best choice for companies that have adopted rigorous mechanical design processes that rely mainly on complete 3D digital packaging using UGS I-DEAS. In addition, companies whose products have complex electrical distribution systems, like automotive, aerospace, shipbuilding, and the defense industry will significantly benefit from the use of these tools. The primary area of benefit is the reduction in cycle time due to the concurrency in the design process enabled by TransBridge.
Design Scenario
The electrical design is captured using a combination of tools within the TransDesign environment. TransCable is used for schematic capture. TransLayout is used to construct the electrical design of the entire product. Early in the design process, before detailed mechanical constraints are defined, the electrical design is developed in TransLayout. Wiring paths and component placements are established. TransLayout synthesizes wires, splices, and multi-terminations. System interconnection architecture, including aspects such as system signal content, electrical equipment (module) positioning, the number of harnesses, interconnection of harnesses via inline connectors, and the topology of harnesses may be established based upon a plan-view of the system.
When product design is ready to package wiring, a topological definition of the harness is passed to I-DEAS. This process uses a bi-directional ASCII format interface. The connectors, bundles, bundle diameters, and branching nodes are passed to I-DEAS to synchronize the packaged wiring harness design with the electrical design. After the wiring paths are routed, each I-DEAS bundle length is fed back to the TransDesign tool suite. These bundle lengths are used by TransDesign to update the lengths of all the wires in the wiring harness. In addition, wire harness parts, such as protective coverings, retention clips, and brackets can be passed through the interface to the UBOM.
Electromechanical Solutions
Together, Mentor Graphics and UGS have developed electromechanical solutions that bridge the gap between electrical and mechanical design domains. This bi-directional approach promotes concurrent electrical/electromechanical and mechanical design. The integration between the products reduces manual errors, enables virtual prototyping of electromechanical systems, and helps identify potential design problems early in the design process.
Seamless Integration between Mechanical and Electrical System Design in TransDesign
The I-DEAS/TransDesign Topology Bridge provides an interface that enables regular updating of design changes between TransDesign and I-DEAS. Topology mismatches are identified and reported, ensuring the compatibility between the assembly of the end product and the content of the wiring harnesses.
Correct by Construction
The synchronization of design between 3D design and the TransDesign environment guarantees that the wiring harnesses that fit in the end product function as specified.
Advanced Design Automation for Management of Options and Variants in Electrical Wiring Harness Designs
- Two tools in one - it provides a Feature Manager for creation and management of a product program option list, and an OV Manager for managing wiring harness families and levels and the options they support.
- Captures complete product line option list.
- Options tied to wiring harness content.
- Easy to use spreadsheet format for harness-by-harness content definition.
- Simple On/Off visualization technique automates de-population of maximum content wiring harnesses to create new wire harness levels.
- Child wire harnesses dynamically linked to max-complexity harnesses.
- Combines a wiring harness program management tool with a powerful top-level wiring harness design tool.
- Greatly reduces manual creation and maintenance of individual wiring harness design levels.
- Automates the creation of the bill of material (BOM) for each wiring harness.
Product Overview
TransOVM works in conjunction with TransCable, and TransLayout to automate the management of wiring harness content for an entire product program. Wiring design engineers and program managers use TransOVM to document and design the complete option and variant of the electrical distribution system of a product. All options and variants for all the wiring harnesses can be managed from this interface. Using TransOVM's spreadsheet format, each wiring harness is dynamically linked to the options it supports and the wiring content of that option. Using this dynamic linking the design manager can create new wiring harnesses simply by turning off options, and running the harness generation routine. View Datasheet
Target Market
TransOVM is the best choice for companies that need to design many different electrical distribution design configurations for a single product. The number of options and add-on design features usually drives this multitude of combinations. For products such as automobiles and airplanes, the use of TransOVM, in conjunction with the rest of Mentor Graphics's comprehensive electrical design environment, will have a significant impact on time-to-market and engineering costs.
Design Scenario
The Feature Manager is used to create a list of feature families and option tags, which apply to a particular product program. Starting from a list of all possible families and tags (the Global Option List), the user selectively removes those that are not used by (or do not affect the electrical content of) the product program. The resulting program-specific list is used within TransCable's Option Editor as well as OV Manager to ensure that option tags are used consistently throughout the process. (TransCable is Mentor Graphic's schematic capture tool.).
The OV Manager is employed by the user to capture the interaction of features with harnesses and product configurations. For each harness family, the tool will record which variant families are "complexity drivers" and which other feature families affect the harness build levels. Every level of each harness family can then be captured together with information about which features it supports. Similarly, particular vehicle configurations can be stored and later used to filter either schematic or layout data for documentation, design checks, and analysis.
These option assignments are then used to generate de-populated wire harness levels of the maximum complexity harnesses. The initial maximum complexity wiring is designed in TransLayout. (TransLayout is the Mentor Graphics 2D product design tool where the wiring design is synthesized.)
Option Lists
The available options are defined by the customer. This superset of product options can be the same for a wide range of products. Using this Global Option List, each product program selects the set of options that is right for that program. New options can be easily added to the Global Option List.
The TransDesign Tool Suite
- TransOVM is designed to work with the other tools in Mentor Graphic's TransDesign tool suite.
- TransCable is used to create the schematic diagrams for the product.
- TransLayout is a whole product design tool that creates the complete electrical distribution system design in one place.
- TransOVM is linked to all these tools and their design data. This integrated approach provides a self-documenting complete design environment.
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