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Ohio State Lima announces auditions for winter production of Antigone
The Ohio State University at Lima Department of Theatre will hold auditions for the winter quarter theatre production of Sophocles Antigone from 6-9 p.m., Tues., Jan. 5, and Wed., Jan. 6, 2010, in the Martha W. Farmer Theatre for the Performing Arts. Call backs will be held from 6-9 p.m., Thurs., Jan. 7, in Stage 2. Melanie House will direct.
The script is on reserve in the Campus Library in Cook Hall. Auditioners should come prepared with a 1-2 minute monologue from a classical text, for example Greek, Roman or Shakespearean. There will be cold readings from Antigone either during the auditions or call backs. The first table read through will be Fri., Jan. 8, and rehearsals begin Mon., Jan. 11. Production dates are Feb. 25-28.
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Hi, I am Danny Batson (Knouse) and I am a lifelong resident of the Chillicothe area. I was born in 1951 and graduated from CHS in 1969. I took over my dad's septic tank business that he founded in 1937. While I have been in every state ...
Hi, I am Danny Batson (Knouse) and I am a lifelong resident of the Chillicothe area. I was born in 1951 and graduated from CHS in 1969. I took over my dad's septic tank business that he founded in 1937. While I have been in every state (except Hawaii and Maine), there is no place like home! I love taking pictures of old and unusual things and sharing them. There is beauty in everything, if we look for it. I have three Facebook pages filled with local pictures that may be of interest: "Where Has Danny Been," Chillicothe Now," and "Danny Batson".
Hi, I am Gary Thomas and I was born just across from Central School in 1942. I graduated from CHS in 1960 and MU in 1964. After two years in Army, I completed a graduate degree at the University of Chicago in 1970. After working in software development for more than 40 years, I retired from Raytheon in 2007. I have an abiding interest in history and in researching past events, places, and people. My latest project is developing a history-based chronology for Livingston County from 1801-2000.
During the middle of the last century, Snare's Re-Lef could be found in many a medicine chest in our area. This article will tell something about the man that developed this highly effective concoction: Henry Irvin Snare. I want to acknowledge Danny Batson for his extensive research on the product and the man.
Henry Irvin Snare was born in 1868 on a farm near Bogard, Missouri. Around the turn of the new century he moved from Kansas City to Chillicothe where married and started a dairy farm north of Simpson Park. He also was full owner and meticulous caretaker of the Forest Park Cemetery for about 40 years! Unsold portions of his cemetery were parceled out to both the Chillicothe Country Club and to the city for a major extension to Simpson Park in the 50's.
One impetus for that sale came when Henry broke four ribs while plowing with his horse Dolly in 1954. He was 86 at the time and had somehow recovered from being literally run over by a car in 1950 during a snowstorm. His leg had been broken in three places! Henry Snare was an entrepreneur in every sense of the word. He was quick to credit his recovery from the car mishap to the ointment he had made for almost twenty years! And considering his age, the severity of his injury, and medical practice of that time--- maybe his claim that his ointment prevented pneumonia had some validity after all.
I was tremendously impressed by the numerous C-T front page articles on his nearly miraculous recovery over the next year. Henry died at the ripe old age of 88 in 1956. It is clear to me that Henry Snare was loved, respected, and had made our town a better place.
Our Re-lef story begins in 1932 when Henry's son Ron was injured playing football. We have no details, but apparently Ron's life hung in the balance due to serious complications. Henry concocted his salve to battle his son's condition and it worked! Henry became a true believer in his ointment and in 1933 decided to patent, manufacture, and market what he called "Snare's Re-lef."
Snare's Re-lef was sold in a small jar. It was sold at five Chillicothe drug stores for one dollar. Our five local drug stores held an annual Snare's Re-lef sales contest just prior to cold weather. In 1939, more than 7500 jars of Re-lef were sold locally! Our town's population hovered around 8000 in that day, a single jar might last a family for years. The local sales volume would indicate that Snare's Re-lef was already being used regionally, statewide, and likely in neighboring states.
Remember that Chillicothe was a salesman's town in those days. Then, as now, there is nothing worse for a working person than being sick and away from home. Although small ads appeared in the local paper regularly, I think that "word of mouth" Snare's Re-lef testimonials from nonresidents were very effective in promoting the product.
Henry had always sold as many jars has he could produce.
Henry also wrote his own ads, here are but a few examples that appeared in the C-T paper from 1934-1947:


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Active Chilled Beam Cooling Reduces Energy Usage 20% in North Carolina Lab
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An active chilled beam cooling system played a key role in delivering an expected 20% reduction in cooling and ventilation energy consumption at the new Genomic Science Building at the University of North Carolina (UNC) in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The system was developed by Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI) in collaboration with the project architect, Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill LLP (SOM). Engineers at Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI) used Flomerics' FloVENT computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software to optimize the cooling system and maximize the energy savings.
The Genomic Science Building is a $125 million research laboratory that will provide approximately 210,000 square feet of modern classrooms, laboratories and offices including nine wet labs, four bioinformatics labs, a 250 seat lecture hall, a 450 seat lecture hall, an 80 seat classroom, and four 30 seat seminar rooms. The projected construction start date is February 2009 and the projected construction completion date is February 2011.
"AEI was looking at ways to improve energy efficiency for the building," Talbert said, "and chilled beams can be very promising in laboratories with equipment driven loads." To evaluate the viability of this approach, AEI needed first to determine the type and size of chilled beam system that would be needed to cool the laboratory and then estimate the amount of energy that this system would consume.
AEI used FloVENT CFD to simulate the operation of the HVAC system. "We selected FloVENT software because it has the capability to model complex heating and cooling systems and provides the temperature and airflow feedback necessary to determine the effectiveness of the system design," Talbert said. "Flomerics also provides support representatives who are not only knowledgeable about the software but are also experienced in addressing the challenges of designing HVAC systems."
In lieu of modeling a whole laboratory, a representative laboratory bench module was selected in order to reduce input and simulation time. An active beam cooling system was modeled which has two airflows, the airflow that is forced through the beam nozzles and the airflow induced by the lower temperature and negative pressure in the beam. His goal was to design an active chilled beam system that would meet the temperature requirements for the space while reducing overall energy consumption. A variety of active beam scenarios were analyzed and a design that met this objective was identified.
AEI then used the resulting chilled beam capacities and ventilation requirements to inform the input to an annual energy consumption simulation for the laboratory space. In addition to the chilled beam and ventilation system descriptions, the energy simulation includes annual operational schedules, internal loads, and weather data. The energy analysis predicted that the energy consumption of the laboratory conditioning systems will be about 20% lower than a baseline comparison for conventional designs based on American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Standard 90.1-2004. These improvements played a key role in the energy-efficient design of the new building, which is being designed to obtain a Silver certification rating under the Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design® (LEED) program from the United States Green Building Council when it is completed.
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quote:Apparently "Pep has promised Thiago that Javi will play CB and Thiago hopes to have the transfer completed before Barca starts training Monday"
quote:Well, I'm sure Barca can "promise" him too.
quote:fuuuuuuuck that's a shite ton of money for him
quote:those are all good things. also, still very high.
quote:On a side note, Ramos was 19 when he moved to Real
quote:Good to see Real Madrid didn`t overpay for Illarremendi....and Messi overpaid on his taxes.
quote:So are they still gunning for little Ilkay?
quote:in other news, when asked about Suarez while in Jakarta on our Asia tour, Wenger said "as you know, the transfer market demands secrets and confidentiality, so I can't answer that question." I don't know guys, sounds like a done deal to me.
quote:Arsenal pursuing Higuain & Suarez in hope of signing one. No fee agreed on Higuain, probably need to pay £40m release clause for Suarez #afc


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quote:Imagine how bad arse Manziel would be at LSU lining up in the I running the toss lead.
quote: because he has the better skill set suited for our offense
quote:Some of you guys have lost all perspective.
quote:We're talking offense here.
quote:Yeah. Our coaches are so braindead. And yet we've won 2 SEC titles, been to the NC twice won once. Beat A&M at their place this year. Some of you guys have lost all perspective.
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quote:Marx argued for the communal ownership of the means of production. "Redistribution of wealth" isn't Marxism, it's socialism, and while the two are related they're not the same thing.
quote:According to the criteria I've read so far, what 20th or 21st century President was not a Marxist?
quote:I choose to call Obama a Communist. But if you'd like to call him a Marxist or a Socialist that's fine with me. He believes in the subjugation of the individual to the collective. He believes in a totalitarian state unfettered by the restrictions of the Constitution.
quote:"How dare you?", objected the 19th century. "Lincoln--Marxist. Henry Clay--Marxist. The national bank--Marxist. Hell, we had the Louisiana Purchase! The Constitution? The government can regulate commerce? We are founded as a Marxist country! We were Marxists avant la lettre"
quote:Or you just believe that the state should be subjugated to individuals rights.
quote:He ran on cutting corp taxes.... agreed with Romney even. Now he is raising them.
quote:Marx did not invent the idea that the rich exploited the poor
quote:So, what are you?
quote:You just defined moral equivalence and don't even realize it. How sad.
quote:But since you don't understand M.E.,
quote:BO's raising taxes = RR's lowering taxes because both Presidents changed tax rates.
quote:So, you want a link that says "Obama found to be a Marxist".
quote:AND are totally alien to the principles upon which the Founders and Framers created the USA.
quote:You're attempting to draw a very poor analogy
quote:A social liberal and a fiscal centrist. I believe government to be necessary to preserve order and protect individual rights, and I feel it can serve functions beyond that if operated properly.
quote:Oh that's it. I don't at all understand macroeconomics. You, on the other hand, you totally get it.
quote:Both are Keynesian practices. You don't honestly believe that Reagan is somehow less Keynesian than Obama, do you?
quote:Yes. Or just anything that would prove the claim that he's a Marxist.
quote:You keep repeating this, but I haven't seen anything by Obama or his staff indicating this to be the case. Unless you mean that effective corp tax would go up because of cuts to deductions.
quote:White House press secretary Jay Carney said the president would bring to the table a proposal for $1.6 trillion in new taxes on business and the wealthy
quote: I have asked over and over and over for an example from people here and ZERO!!!! there are none!
quote:quote: I have asked over and over and over for an example from people here and ZERO!!!! there are none! Worked just fine under Bill Clinton. Sorry, but arguing over whether to increase the top marginal tax rates by a few points is not Marxism. It is just two sides of the same coin of capitalism.
quote:Perhaps the smart people exploit the stupid people. And then in some cases get rich doing so. Is that the smart person's fault?


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John Kerry's first international trip as secretary of state is right out of diplomatic "central casting" -- at least the first half, designed to avoid diplomatic pitfalls. But that may end up being impossible.
The 11-day, nine-country sojourn -- to England, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar -- begins with a warm embrace for America's traditional European allies.
Four years ago, his predecessor, Hillary Clinton, headed east, as part of the Obama administration's "pivot to Asia." Kerry will reassure Europe that it still matters to Washington. What's more, the administration needs Europe's help on the heavy-lifting issues of stopping Iran's nuclear program and for any next steps to help the Syrian opposition.
But even before he departs Washington, there's trouble. On Saturday, the Syrian Opposition Coalition, angered about what it called international inaction on Syrian government attacks against Aleppo, announced it was boycotting an international meeting in Rome where its representatives were expected to meet Kerry.
Shortly afterward, the U.S. State Department condemned the attacks "in the strongest possible terms."
Another wildcard on this trip is Egypt, where anti-government protests continue as the nation's economy struggles. But the State Department says don't expect Kerry to chart any new policy on this trip. Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters: "He's characterizing this first trip more broadly as a listening tour."
Just days before his trip, in his first major foreign policy address, Kerry made the case to an American audience why the stakes for U.S. global engagement are so high.
"In today's global world, there is no longer anything foreign about foreign policy," he said. "More than ever before, the decisions that we make from the safety of our shores don't just ripple outward, they also create a current right here in America."
Former high-level diplomats say the eyes of the world will be on Kerry during this trip -- and on where he flies. Nicholas Burns, former under-secretary of state for political affairs, tells CNN: "The first trips by American secretaries of state are watched very closely. There is a lot of symbolism attached to them. People look for clues as to which region is most important to the United States."
Inevitably, Kerry will be compared with Clinton, who had sky-high popularity around the world.
"Nobody is the rock star Hillary Clinton is," former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says.
But Kerry, who, as a 12-year-old boy, lived in Berlin, brings his own credentials. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he got to know many world leaders. He served as President Barack Obama's personal envoy for delicate political missions in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Albright says Kerry is more than ready to take the lead as America's top diplomat to the world.
"I have known him a very long time and, as somebody who comes from the Foreign Relations Committee, he has clearly dealt with all the issues and understands their background and depth -- and the kind of the unintended consequences of various decisions."
That last phrase may be crucial. Most of this first trip is designed to be diplomatically safe. But plans made in Washington are one thing. The reality on the road, especially in Syria and the rest of the Middle East, is another.


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The storage cube is a beautifully simple form, yet it is perhaps the most versatile of all modular home storage systems. Essentially a wooden box, the cube can hold anything you want it to, and you can build it almost any size you like. You can mount it on a wall, hang it from the ceiling, set it on a desk, or stack it on the floor with a group of other cubes. You can also add to its function with a coat hook or a shelf if it is wall hung.
The storage cube is a beautifully simple form, yet it is perhaps the most versatile of all modular home storage systems. Essentially a wooden box, the cube can hold anything you want it to, and you can build it almost any size you like. You can mount it on a wall, hang it from the ceiling, set it on a desk, or stack it on the floor with a group of other cubes. You can also add to its function with a coat hook or a shelf if it is wall hung. Storage cubes are not a new idea, and you can certainly find a range of prefabricated versions made of a few different sizes and materials. But what's nice about building your own is that you get exactly what you want—in terms of size, shape, color, and add-ons. Maybe you'll build a series of square cubes for a cool twist on a standard bookcase or display shelving. Or maybe a long, shallow cube to hold spice jars in the kitchen. The following photos suggest a few more ways to customize your cubes. The instructions here show you the basic construction steps for building a square cube, both with and without a back panel. The material used here is finish-grade plywood. The same building techniques will work for rectangular cubes and for different materials, such as solid 1x lumber or MDF (medium-density fiberboard). Also, if you don't own a router but you have access to a table saw, the saw will work just as well for cutting rabbets.
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Cut the cube pieces to width using a circular saw and edge guide or a table saw. The width equals the depth of the finished cube. Cut two of these pieces to length, equal to the outside dimensions of the cube; these are the side pieces. Cut two more pieces for the top and bottom 1/2" shorter than the outside cube dimensions.
Mill a 1/2 x 3/4" rabbet into both ends of the side pieces using a router with an edge guide or a router table. Make the cuts in several passes of increasing depth using a straight bit. You can save time by ganging the pieces together and routing each end with one setup.
Option: If you want the cube to have a back panel, mill 5⁄16"-wide x 1/4"-deep dado grooves into all four side pieces at least 1/4" from the back edges. Cut the back panel to fit from 1/4" plywood. Slide the panel in place during the side assembly.
Dry-fit the cube parts to make sure the joints are tight and the cube is square. Assemble the cube with wood glue and 1" finish nails, driving the nails through the side pieces and into the ends of the top and bottom. Drive the nail heads just below the surface with a fine-pointed nail set.
Clamp the sides of the cube as soon as it is assembled, making sure the cube is perfectly square. You can use standard clamps perpendicular to the sides or strap clamps around the perimeter. After the glue has cured, sand and finish the cube as desired.
To wall-mount your cube, use keyhole hanger plates mortised into the rear side edges so the cube hangs flush to the wall. Hold each plate in position and trace along the edges of the keyhole. Mark the top and bottoms of the plate onto the back of the panel for use as cutting lines.
A paper drilling template makes it easy to get the holes right with keyhole hangers. Align a piece of paper with the top of the cube, then mark the center of each keyhole slot. Hold the paper so it's level on the wall and tap a nail at each marked point.
Mix and match cubes of different shapes and sizes to create unique storage and display units.
A fixed shelf adds storage capacity and versatility to larger cubes. Install a shelf during assembly, setting the ends into dadoes cut into the cube's sides.
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can't thank everyone enough for the response. it's been really great. so many people demanded it on that "demand it" or whatever website that it was added to shitloads more theaters than we'd expected. see, we have no control on where the movie shows, as the theaters have to decide to book it in, and coming out during the week of batman's release, i figured we'd maybe get 30 theaters. but it's something like 150, which kind of blows my mind.
the one day thing was there for 2 good reasons--one, it's REALLY HARD to get theaters to commit to showing a movie like this outside of a few big cities. and that didn't seem too interesting. this way they only had to commit to one day, and if they wanted to keep showing it after that, then they could. it was the only way to get it to so many places (so there'd be fewer "why isn't it in MY town!!!" FB posts--because YOU can demand it better than ME) like the towns all of us in the band grew up in (i.e. decidedly NOT big cities).
the second reason was that it seemed like it would be better to see this in a theatre that was pretty full, and pretty full of other people who actually wanted to be there. it'd be more fun that way... this in an empty theatre might be just sad. and not sad in the "moving" way--just sad in the "pathetic" way.
so thanks to all of you who demanded it or went to see it. of course, there will eventually also be the entire concert eventually (which is something like 4 DVDs or something... i still can't get a clear answer...) so for the couple of commenters who wanted more music, there'll likely be too much in THAT version (so you can come comment when THAT'S out and say "meh... that concert was TOO LONG! who does james murphy think he is!? bruce springsteen?! jerk!!")
we're honored that you'd care enough to see it, and we're proud that oscilloscope put it out. adam yauch was a great person who worked insanely hard to do things in a way that he felt was right, honorable and hilarious, and through his vision, oscilloscope has become this weird, amazing place where you can do things like this. i knew adam for a long time and have been (and continue to be) inspired by him in a million ways: musically, ethically, personally, business-wise, and in the paint (though he was more of a point guard, really).


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m *�*"�*�_/ � e College News VOL. XIII. No. 15. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16.1927 PRICE. 10 CENTS HORACE ALWYNE - ASSISTS CONCERT Explains Children's Concert Program When Called in at Last Moment. PRAISED BY RECORD Philadelphia's need for Bryn Mawr was never so clearly shown as last Wednesday. At the critical moment, when all the conductors and pianists who were scheduled for the children's con- cert of the Philadelphia Orchestra failed, they drafted Mr. Horace AJwyne, of Bryn' Mawr, with remembered success. The" Record has an amusing account of the afternoon: To begin with, this concert had been postponed one week. For the new date Ernest Schelling. distinguished pianist and composer, had been engaged to take the place of Mr. Stokowski, still on his midwinter vacation. Mr. Mattson, from the stage, said he had received word that Mr. Schelling was ill in Xew York with influenza, with a temperature of 103. Arthur Rodzinski, assistant conductor of the orchestra, was summoned. He, too, was indisposed, but' not so seriously as Mr. Schelling, and helpfully agreed to fill in the gap as conductor, but asked� and with good reason, since his English is not yet fluent�to l>e excused from saying anything. Mr. Alwyne Explains Concert. For the conversational feature of the program Horace Alwyne, noted pianist on the staff of Bryn Mawr College, was drafted at the eleventh hour. Orchestra parts for the first number of the con- cert�an overture and gavotte by Bach �failed to arrive. This was a minor mishap, however, and there was com- pensation in a number not previously listed, Ippolitow-Iwanow's colorful "March of the Sirdar." Mr. Alwyne. with the aid of notes, CONTINUED ON PA(iE 2 CHRISTIAN LIFE IS GREATEST APOLOGY FOR CHRISTIANITY Paul of Tarsus Is Great Example, Says Dr. Graham. "The greatest single apology for Chris- tianity is a Christian life," said Dean Thomas W. Graham, of the theological seminary at Oberlin College, speaking in Chapel on Sunday evening, February 13. Aside from Jesus' own life, the life of Paul is the most striking example of what such a life may be. Dr. Graham asked his audience to imagine that they were in the bare room where Paul, the prisoner, was manacled to his Roman guard, and that it was the little Jew himself who was speaking. Paul was born in Tarsus, the great cosmopolitan metropolis of the East. His family were rigid Pharisees, who brought him up to have great . respect for the laws of the prophets. He was sent to the synagogue, where he was made to memorize the greatest writings of the Jewish people. After that, ac- cording to the Jewish custom, he was taught a trade; his was that .of making tent cloth. While doing this, he had a chance to see two points of view; that of the laborer, constantly in fear for his job. submitting to many things for the sake of his family, and the point of view of the employer, on wMose skill in bartering depended the money with which to pay his laborers. High Priests Annoyed. To be a student of Hebrew law was Paul's ambition; so he was sent first to the University of Tarsus, and then to Jerusalem to study. He was a brilliant student, and by the time he came to Jerusalem he was a marked man. While he was there, great excitement arose, over a carpenter in Nazareth, who was preaching with a voice of authority. The High Priest became disturbed about it when he heard that this Jesus had said the Priests were "blind leaders of the blind." At last, when Jesus came to Jerusalem, the High Priest arranged to have Him convicted of blasphemy, "and He was crucified. This, however, did not discourage His followers: and at l TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Temple University is" making a drive for endowment, and contri- butions from Bryn MaW will be gre&tly appreciated. Checks should be drawn payable to the Russell. H. Conwell Foundation, and sent to Mrs. Samuel P. Kodgers. of 1837 Wynnewood road. Overbrook, Pennsylvania. INGRES' SKETCHES EXPLAIN HIS ART ATOM IS NOW IN PURGATORY Discovery, of Radioactivity Described by Famous Physicist. SCIENCE TAKES GRASP The riddle of the atom is still un- solved, although much progress has been made since the discovery of radioactiv- ity twenty-five years ago. As Dr. F. G. Swann. professor of pjiysics at Yale, expressed it in his lecture last Wednes- day evening, "For us the atom is in Purgatory�we do not �'know what to think about it." "If a line six feet long represents the six thousand years of our civilization, it is in the last three inches that science has been, known, and in the last inch that we have acquired a new grasp upon the world." Twenty-five years ago an eminent German philosopher said that all the discoveries in Physics had been made. This was a period of great depression when would-be Ph. .D.'s went about the world roaring for something to measure. Then came a revolutionary event; the discovery of radioactivity. This was a new and startling conception of the world�one which upset the most dis- tinguished Physicists. In fact, Lord Kelvin's aesthetic sense suffered a shock from this discovery of radioactivity as great as that which hts anatomy would have sustained from a physical contact with it. A whole new field of science was thus opened. Hut the task of exploration tell to youth, for the older scientists ha/1 liecome timid with age. One of the*se younger men, Professor J. J. Thompson, of Cambridge, discovered, by passing electricity through gasses, the electron. Hitherto only the relative weights of atoms were known. The whole question of their structure was absolutely un- known, and scientists were even igno- rant of the number of atoms in a cubic centimeter of gas. CONTINUED (IN PAGE 4 BRYN MAWR GIRLS TALK ON RELIGION IN ELIZABETH By Barbara Ling, '24. "C'est magnifiquc." said M. Ingres as he looked for the first time at bMichael Angelo's frescoes in the Sis- line Chapel, "c'est magnifique mais c'est tres laid, et moi je suis Grec." So he turned away and went out as unwilling to look at the Creation of Adam as at the beggars who crouch at the Vatican gates,�unwilling to look at anything which might mar the con- scious and.discriminating vision of per- fected beauty that haunted his mind. He went out, and presumably set him- self to sketching Graeco-Roman statues. They would be venerable, these care- ful little drawings, if for no other rea- son because they stand for the enthusi- asm of an already mature artist. At the time when they were executed some of Ingres' finest work was already behind him. There is some- thing very touching about the humility with which he brought his best gifts to this task of faithful imitation. It is all part and parcel with the essentially na- tional quality of his genius. The French veneration for tradition is here served well. Sketches Represent Apprenticeship. For it is, after all, out of this sweet academic dust that his art with all its line formality grew. These sketches are part of the private preparation of a man who felt that his-apprenticeship was never over, who was always willing to go back and imitate over and over again his chosen masters, the Greeks and Raphael, trying to learn from them their magic gift of line. As we look at these drawings we feel at first as if they were sadly un- CONTINUED ON PACiB 6 CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Government of Life Is Subject of Discussion Groups. (Specially contributed by B^ I'itney, '27) "What, oh what shall we say?" The train hurried us on towards Elizabeth, N. J., and still we had no idea what we would say in the talks we were to give. Barbara Loines, Josephine Stetson, Sarah Bradley and I had been invited to join four Princeton men and s)>eak before a group of boys and girls in an unfamiliar city. What would our poor victims be like? In what kinds of things would they be interested? What was their background? What kind of lives did they live? We did not know." We had been told that they had very little education. None of them have enough money to go to college. Few of them ever graduate from high school. Most of them are "in business." Beyond that we were totally in the dark, and we looked forward to our two days at Elizabeth with mixed feelings of terror and curiosity. A banquet started off the week-end. One by one we were called upon for that most difficult of all intellectual feats: a clever reply to a toast. Then Jo Stetson sang a comic solo and all four of us delighted their simple souls with "Satan's mad, And we are glad. For he lost a sou! . J*� fought, he had." . CONTINUED ON PAGE' 3 Not Imitation But Documents in "La Grande Tradition Francaise." INGRES LIKE RACINE NEXT BIG MAY DAY SHOULD BE SIMPLER, BUT NOT A SECOND-RATE PERFORMANCE FOR 80CIAL WORK For those interested in social work two fellowships of $600 each* are being offered for the coming academic year by the Intercolle- giate Community Service Associa- tion. Any graduates of Smith and Bryn Mawr, the two colleges whose alumnae are collaborating in offering them, may apply. "The object of the Intercolle- giate Community Service Fellow- ships." says the application, 'is to assist young women of adequate educational background and seri- ous' interest in social work as a profession to devote a year to some carefully-chosen field of ac- tivity, combining study in an in- dependent graduate school of so- cial work, supervised practice work in an improved social agency, and. preferably, residence in a Settlement House or other so- cial institution in New York, Bos- ton or Philadelphia." Further information or applica- tion blanks may be obtained from B. Simcox. '27, Merion. Applica- tions must lie sent in before March 16. SHAW IS GREATEST AS A HUMORIST Difficulties to Be Overcome by Budget and Better Organization. REPORT OF COMMITTEE Society Won't Heed Satire, Says Noted English Lecturer. BOTH SAINT AND HERO ANNOUNCE TENTATIVE CAST FOR "THE GONDOLIERS" C Parker, '29, to Play Role of Hero In Venetian Drama. The Glee Club announces the follow- ing to l>e the tentative cast for The Gon- doliers, another operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan: The Duke of Plaza'-Toro. .K. Adams, '27 Luie ....................C. Parker, '29 Don Alhambra del Bolero, E. Ainram, '28 Marco Palmieri..........E. Parker, '27 Guiseppe Palmieri ......A. Palache, '28 Antonio................A. Merrill, '30 Francesco .............S. Slingluff, '30 Giorgio .................J. Stetson, '28 Annibalc .................C. Field, '28 Ottavio ................IX Kellogg. '27 The Duchess of Plaza-Toro, B. Channing. ':.".) Casilda .................F. Thayer, '27 Gianetta ................C. Sullivan, "80 Tessa ...............B. Humphreys, '29 Fiametta ............E. Winchester. '27 Vittoria ...................M. Coss, '28 Giulia .................R. Morrison, '30 Inez ..............M. Quinet. Graduate Dancers�F. Perkins. '29: A. Glover. '29 "Although his purpose in the drama is definitely didactic, George Bernard Shaw will live as a humorist," phophesied Miss Elizabeth Drew in a lecture last Friday evening on ''Modem Society and Shaw." He is furthermore unique as a satirist, and his greatness and value as a thinker are enormous. In a most scholarly fashion, citing specific instances from Mr. Shaw's drama to prove each point, Miss Drew, English lecturer and writer, said that Shaw set himself the task in all his plays of rousing the upper and middle d.isses of Modem England from their torpor of unthinking complacency and hypocrisy. He considers them "an un- sound people of an unsound nation" and he does not suffer from their delusion that modern civilization and society mark the apex of a series of progressive steps emerging from the blackness of savagery. In fact, he thinks that savagery is still very much alive. Mr. Shaw deplores the fact that so- ciety is so willing to scrap old machinery yet. so loath- to scrap prejudices and codes. Custom is substituted for con- science. He is striving to win accept- ance for the creed of intellectual hon- esty. In place of romantic sentimental- ity, he would substitute scientific natural history. He has a passion for fact as opposed to sentiment. CONTINUED ON PAGE,4 Artists Skilled in Unscrewing Desks for Art Studio in Taylor Last Friday aftemoou a crew of vol- unteers set to *vork to- uproot the desks of Room H. Taylor Hall, in preparation for the ntuch-heralded model Art Studio. Dr. Fenwick was a sympathetic witness of the early struggles and showed the helpless enthusiasts that screws are turned from left to right and not the other way round. In the meanwhile clotheslines were strung along the walls to support the pictures which represented the work of. the class this semester, and made a very creditable appearance. I The tic*tr d�>i..Saturday; *A.i..i~., �, the studio was transformed. had the desks disappeared, but easels made by Margaret Collins, a member of the class, had been set up and a' model was posed. The room was filled with students, visitors and workers. In the course of the morning, pictures were taken�'Trumpets and alarum within." explosions and smoke� VHaverford boys were invited for tea on the following afternoon. The pur- pose of this tea was not entirely social. Food was merely the bait for the unsus- I.ncky Day," and the party N'ot onh/journed to Rockefeller Hall. then ad- In 1924. May Day was given by under- graduates who had no previous records or experience *i which to model their activities. Many of them had never seen a May Day performance; none of them realized the magnitude of the task they were Undertaking. Nevertheless, after it had been given, in spite of rain and discouragement, in spite of an' entire semester given up to its production, the undergraduates voted by an overwhelm- ing majority to continue the tradition of the fourth-year May Day. In the spring of 1925 a second vote was taken on the matter and the result was almost unani- mously in favor of another May Day, provided that it might be somewhat sim- plified. A committee for the purpose of investigation was therefore appointed. The following is the report of this com- mittee, containing first of all a general description of the last May Day for the guidance of another college generation, and secondly a number of suggestions for the organization and simplification of the next May Day. The committee" has read the rcjiorts left by the various chair- men of committees in 1924, and it has interviewed the heads of May Day de- partments, including Mrs. Chadwick- Collins. Miss Applebee. Mr. King, Mr. Alwyne and Miss Faulkner. For the suggestions and information thus ob- tained the committee wishes to acknowl- edge its indebtedness and its gratitude. The Great Day It Described. What the spectator saw when he en- tered the grounds of Bryn Mawr on the tenth of May in 1924 was intended to produce in him the gayety and careless- ness of springtime revelry, and if he had any knowledge of Elizabethan Eng- land, the immediate realization that this was as nearly perfect a reproduction as CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 VARSITY OUTPIRATES THE BUCCANEERS Unscientific Scrapping and Many Fouls in First Game. Varsity outpirated the Buccaneers with a 34-19 score on Saturday morning. And a wild, rough game it was, to be sure. Varsity won the rough-and-tumble but, even so, does not deserve many laurel wreaths. The team as a whole showed up pretty poorly although a few bright spots could be discerned. The passing was perhaps the worst feature of the play; practically no one on the team bothered to look before throwing the ball, to pass accurately, or even to catch with any degree of reliability. The teamwork also was noticeably bad. But how could it be otherwise with such careless or unlearned fundamental tech- nique? Like knowing tile strokes in hockey, a certain instinctive assurance in the handling of the ball is a basic ne- cessity for decent basketball. Huddleston's guarding was the bright feature of the game. She stuck like a leech to the unfortunate Buccaneer for- ward who was hardly allowed a try at the basket. Freeman also guarded well. As for the rest of the team, however, their teamwork was far from dazzling. Loines played a fine game, but Winter made many fouls and did not show up nearly as well as Bruere. who played for a short time. Walker and Dean at center played well and had better team- work and passing than the forwards and guards. Several substitutions were made during the game. Johnston played for- ward some of the time and was fairly accurate, but not nearly so good as in practice. Bethel went in for Walker, pecting. In two hours the desks had sprung up to the tune of ."Ti#fc- ^iWIt^*?^, &�*+' an/' P^tt "a<* * snort tnrn at guarding just at the end. CONTINUED ON PACB 4
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LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 26: Artist Pedro Reyes holds one of his musical instruments sculpted from recycled guns at the Lisson Gallery on March 26, 2013 in London, England. Mexican artist Pedro Reyes received 6,700 destroyed weapons from the Mexican government from which he sculpted two groups of instruments. The first, a series titled Imagine, is an orchestra of fifty instruments, from flutes to string and percussion instruments, designed to be played live. The second, Disarm, is an installation of mechanical musical instruments, which can either be automated or played live by an individual operator using a laptop computer or midi keyboard. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)


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quote:I'm not a big baseball fan so this may be a stupid question but how in the hell did that official think that was anywhere near the infield? That ball landed at least 25 feet into the outfield. If my understanding of the rules is correct, than I can see why the fans were so pissed
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quote: many of us don't have an issue with the infield fly rule occurring in the outfield because the rule says it can occur in the outfield.
quote:The call looked bad...but that call didn't cost you the game. You already had one out and were 3 runs down. It may have screwed the momentum, but odds are the Cards would have got out of that inning ahead anyhow.
quote:his is NOT true Braves fans.... Throwing shite at the players? Pathetic.... That was the most embarrassing thing I have watched in a long time in Professional Sports.
quote:True, usually the stands are empty until they are deep into the playoffs.
quote:I didn't throw anything, but I was glad people did. That deserved far more than a few boos. After about 15 minutes they were threatening forfeit, would have loved to have seen them try that.


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The New-York Historical Society and Oppenheimer Editions are pleased to present for your pleasure a new print edition of this Hudson River School painting, as it has never been seen before. This museum-authorized edition is limited to only 200 stunning prints. Each is hand embossed and numbered, and stamped on the verso with the signature of the president of the Historical Society.
The Hudson River School emerged during the second quarter of the 19th-century in New York City, when a group of artists forged the first self-consciously American landscape vision, embracing the natural world as a source of spiritual renewal and as an expression of national identity. Their works constituted the nation's first homegrown art; they initially painted views along the Hudson River and its environs, and later expanded to the newly opened West and beyond. The New-York Historical Society's collection of Hudson River School paintings holds some of the nation's great treasures of the period.
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Aku did it with his sister then, said no one on this site ever.
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Grand Slam Poetry
By Steve Light
One-Hundred years after Baseball's Sad Lexicon ("Tinkers, to Evers, to Chance"), baseball remains a sport that lends itself to poetic musings. With this in mind, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum celebrated National Poetry Month last week by asking our visitors to express their love of baseball in poetic form.
Visitors to the Museum were greeted with signs that asked, "What is Baseball to You?" After completing their tour through the Museum, many no doubt reliving and sharing their own baseball memories along the way, visitors could stop in the Education Gallery and record their own thoughts in special poetry journals set out for the week, or simply flip through and read what others had to say.
In all, we collected over 80 entries of poems and prose during the week, from young and old, Red Sox fans to Yankee fans. Taken in whole, our visitor entries get at the heart of what it means to be a baseball fan, and why it's more than just a sport for many. As a Sox fan from Worcester wrote:
Baseball is History.
Common stories,
celebration, and disappointment,
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of next year's resurrection.
We thought we would share some of the collected poems here on our blog. Read them.
So, what is baseball to you?
Stephen Light is manager of museum programs at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Because I'm able to definitely relate to the issues of the baseball industry, I actually have noticed it to be even more tedious than expected to find non-repetitive and informative articles.Baseball Shirt
Baseball has changed. I use the phrase "When baseball was real." Maybe there should be a poem about that, but for right now, I am searching forr a poem which a teacher gave to me in the 1950's. The title is "April and Baseball Are Here." If you are familiar with it, please send me a copy.


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The Earle of Cooperstown
An American musical icon visited the home of America's National pastime late Thursday as singer-songwriter Steve Earle toured the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, along with his band "The Dukes (and Dutchesses)."
Earle and his bandmates thoroughly enjoyed their tour on the eve of his Friday night performance in Cooperstown at nearby Brewery Ommegang, where he is headlining an Americana festival, also featuring the music of the Felice Brothers and Langhorne Slim.
For Earle, a lifelong diehard Yankees fan, despite his Texas upbringing, the trip to Cooperstown capped his affinity for the game and his fandom.
"I'm not a very good social guest at a baseball game," Earle said as he and his bandmates viewed historic imagery in the Museum's photo collection. "When I go to a game, I tune out everything else to focus on the action on the field. I have no problem eliminating the outside world while at a ballpark."
Also joining the tour were Earle's bandmate and wife, Allison Moorer, and the couple's 18-month-old son, John Henry.
Throughout their summer musical travels, the Dukes have already caught some major baseball moments along the way, including Roy Halladay's heat-fatigued start at Wrigley Field against the Cubs and the drama-filled Angels-Tigers clash in Detroit, featuring a near-no hitter of Justin Verlander and the ejection of Jered Weaver.
In addition to a collections visit to see the storage of three-dimensional items, Earle and the Dukes spent several hours in the Museum Thursday on a day when nearly 3,000 visitors toured Cooperstown, strolling through baseball history. Earle even got an up close view of the promissory note transaction that sent Babe Ruth from Boston to the Yankees.
Tonight, Earle and the Dukes will resume their journey down the road of Americana music, but with the inspiration of the National Game and history fueling their troubadour spirit.
Brad Horn is the senior director of communications and education at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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McPherson RA, Ben-Ezra J. Basic examination of urine. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 28.
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quote:why does it seem that LSU is lagging behind in recruiting. LSU ended up outside the top 10 last year along with big-name La. defections. Now, here we are outside the top 10 with several La. top players looking at Ala? How come we can't close the deal on our own in-state players? it's early, but don't tell that to Mich, ALa, Aub, Texas, Geo, and Fla?
quote:what about the two recent JC commits? will those names be added to the 2013 list in the OP?
quote:I think a TRUE headliner would b someone who is a CONSENSUS (not unanimous) top 50 player.


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Writer David Ebenbach's latest collection of stories, Into the Wilderness, addresses the theme of parenting from the eyes of fathers and mothers
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The College News VOL. XII. No. 12. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1926 PRICE, 10 CENTS SWEET SWAN OF AVON FETED BY SOPHOMORES Good Queen Twenty-Eight Tenders Splendid Tribute to Star of Second Year Literature " DOWNFALL OF BACONIAN HERESY Under the piercing Hght of the gym- nasium mazdas, freshmen and sophomores met for their annual revel last Saturday night, this time a ball in honor of Master Will Shakespeare. A most regat Qtteen Bess presided from a throne at one end, and even descended to dance with the princes, freaks and fair ladies milling about her. The dancing, which began at .eight, was cut by a lusty "hey ding a ding a ding" from the throats of *Z$, and then by a homely rendering of I'yromus and Tkisbe. J. Stetson as the wall, wagged suggestive fingers and rolled a knowing eye; the lovers, J. Fesler and P. Burr, peeked and pined before him in fine Greek tragic style. After the skit the strange press thickened. A beggar boy with rotting teeth and evil eyes beaued a duchess in white and gold. Faultless in dress shirt and tux, an elegant black-eyed modern Hamlet showed one gayly ruffed lass (her name was not Ophelia) how to do the Charleston. No place on the floor escaped patrol from a dusky gold turbanded unknown. His wicked eyes rolled here above a yellow head wreathed in roses. there his bad black arms stained the shoulders of some pretty milkmaid, wedge of red noses and Stetsons.. The wedge of red roses and Stetsons. The sheriff and his assistant appeared with their Colts in hand to uphold the Baconian theory and proclaim the hero of the evening the plagiarist. The music played on, the licKgar boy skulked boldly in front of them, llic brazen moor went his rounds as be- fore, and sweet and kind, the ladies passed them by. The raiding went on for" 10 min- utes ami then the mock police were per- suaded to share in refreshments. The gym- nasium, by a previous understanding, was emptied at 11 sharp. HAROLD BAUER PLAYS BRAHMS- SCHUMANN CONCERT IN TAYLOR Givei Magnificent Recital in Series Under Department of Music CARL SANDBURG, POET OF THE WEST, WILL SPEAK NEXT WEEK Besides Singing and Reciting, He Will Discus Qnestion of New Poetry The first night after mid-years begin, January 19, must be saved from study, for Carl Sandburg, "fascinating and fearless painter with words," is going to speak Under the auspices of the Liberal Club he will talk on "Is There a New Poetry?" and, besides reciting his poems, he will read some of the Rootabaga Stories and will sing Western folk-songs, accompanying himself on a guitar. Mr. Sandburg was born in Galesburg, 111., and his formative years were spent working in brick yards and potteries and riding "rattlers" to Kansas wheat fields, where he swung a pitchfork at the thrash- ing machine. He worked his way through Lombard College, Galesburg, 111. During the war he represented a newspaper syndi- cate in the Scandinavian countries. "He en- joys newspaper writing as a craft and the writing of poetry as an art and religion." He is the aathor of Chicago Poems. Corn- huskers. Smoke and Steel, Slabs of the Sun- burnt West, Rootabaga Stories, nearly all of which have been translated into French, Spanish, Yiddish, Russian, Danish and CONTINDKD OK PAOB 2 . Playing splendidly, with brilliant tech- nique, fine intelligence, and dominating personality, Harold Bauer presented a program of Schumann and Brahms, at the third of the concerts in Taylor Hall, on Thursday evening, January 7. The Brahms Waltzes opened the pro- gram, played with great variety of.inter- pretation. There followed the Fantasia, Op. 17, of Schumann, interesting and beautiful in parts, in others dull and unin- spired. Especially well-played was the second group, all of Brahms, including the tragic Edward Ballade and the charm- ing, delicate Intermezzo, Op. 116, No. 4. Last came eight short pieces of Schu- mann. The program was as follows: 1. Waltzes, Op. 3�.............Brahms 2., Fantasia, Op. 17 ..........Schumann Allegro molto appassionato Marcia Andante 3. (a) Romance. Op. 118, No. 5..Brahms (b) Ballade. Op. 10, No. 1 (Edward), Brahms (c) Intermezzo, Op. 116, No. 4, ** Brahms (d) Rhapsody, Op. 119. No. 4, Brahms 4. Fantasiestuecke. Op. 12-----Schumann Des Abends (At Eventide) Aufschwung (Elevation) Warum (Why?) Grillen (Caprices) In der Nacht (In the Night) Fabel (Fable) Traumeswirren (Dream Disturb- ances) l.nde vorn Lied (The End of the Song) \ WINDMILLS ARE NOT ELECTRIC FANS TO KEEP COWS COOL Do Not Confuse Cause and Effect Says Doctor Ogilby in Chapel "The future has a definite bearing on the present," said Dr. Ogilby, President of Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, speaking in chapel, Sunday evening. Be- cause of this it is important that our con- ception of the future be not as a mechani- cal affair or as a string of events geomet- rically arranged, but as something that we can influence by our thoughtful pur- pose. Christ's idea of the future was in per- sonal terms. If we accept the theory that "all that is to come is one everlasting now to an omniscient God, then we must put ourselves in touch with the universe in order that we may approximate some idea of the future." It will not be hard for us to see the present and future in their proper rela- tions if we have no "Post hoc, propter hoc" theory of cause and effect. Such a theory has been responsible for most of the mistakes in the world. We must not be like the soldiersSvho saw windmills for the first time and thought they were "electric fans to keep the cows cool." Wind is the causer not the result of the windmill's motion. The soldiers reversed their cause and effects. Since it is our dynamic imagination that enables us to project ourselves into the future "it is with this power and a defi- nite purpose that we can govern our dairy lives rightly." SMOKING IS SATISFACTION OF DRUG HABIT, SAYS DR. DUNHAM III Effects of Nicotine, Which is Not Indispensable, Pointed Out 'Smoking, regarded from a medical point of view, was condemned as a drug, habit by Dr. Ethel Dunham, assistant professor of pediatrics at Yale University School of Medicine and chairman of the Committee on Hygiene of the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Association, speaking in Chapel on Monday morning, January 11. It differs from other such habits, however, she continued, in three ways�namely: (1) the effects desired are not to be attributed. to its most active con- stituent, nicotine; (2) there is no great physiological demand for the dose of to- bacco, so that the habit of smoking can be stopped suddenly without any striking physiologic reaction; (3) it is a psychic demand for the satisfaction of a habit, and can be classed with chewing gum, eating candy or sucking toothpicks. After her introduction Dr. Dunham gave a brief history of the use of tobacco: It was used by the aboriginal tribes of America before they became known to civilization, being introduced into Europe in the early part of the sixteenth century. Smoking is the most ancient use of tobacco, snuff an intermediate development (being introduced by Francis II of France), while chewing is comparatively modem. "The enjoyment de- rived from the use of tobacco has never been' adequately explained," pursued Dr. Dunham. "It is not even proved that nico- tine is essential to the pleasurable results. A certain amount of rhythmic movement demanding no exertion seems in itself to have a soothing, pleasure-giving effect com- parable to the satisfaction given to many by chewing tasteless objects, such as gum or straws. The pleasure derived from a cigar is abolished for many persons if they CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 EXECUTIVE DESCRIBES � WORLD COURT PARLEY H. Hopkinson, '26, Tells Under-Grad- uate Meeting Aims and Achieve- ments of* Princeton Conference INTER'COLLEGE UNION PLANNED BEDROOM FARCE IS CHRISTMAS GIFT OF PEMBROKE FRESHMEN Charleston Wins Prize'in Spite of Re- vived Glory of Ancient Gavotte \ In accord with the traditional Yuletidc spirit, the Pembroke and East House Freshmen entertained the college in the Pembroke dining room, Tuesday night, December 21, just before embarking On Christmas vacation. Their performance, with the possible exception of a song or two, was even better than the usual Fresh- men efforts. The first stage of the "Nightmare" was laid in a 1929 boudoir wherein a heavily- suitcased room-mate urged the world in general to "yield not to temptation." The second episode consisted of a song and dance more or less performed by the dan- gers of the Freshmen, i. e., cigarettes, champagne, cards, the fatal F�quiz, the unmarried professor and the inevitable broken rule. C. A. receptions and Junior teas, with all the usual Freshman agony of elusive interviews and "break the ice" onversations, made up the next two scenes. From here the action wandered through songs of 1886 to a very cleverly hythmical exhibition of the ancient and honorable physical exam. Afterwards dancing in its various forms and functions actively took place. The first honors of the competition went to the Charleston, done amazingly well by R. Elting, '28. and E. Lippinccftt, '27, in spi(e of the light fantastic tripping of the polka and square waltz. It might be men- tioned that the collection of costumes were much more original than usual. At a meeting of the yndergraduate As- sociation on Wednesday, December 16, H. Hopkinson, '26. member of the executive committee for the Intercollegiate Confer- ence on the World Court held at Princeton University, December 11 and 12, reported on the work of the conference. "At Princeton 249 colleges were represent- ed and 39 States," said Miss Hopkinson; in fact there were three members from California. Two problems were considered by this large group, the World Court and the formation of some kind of intercol- legiate association on the plan of the Con- federation Internationale des Etudiants." A debate between Senator Lenroot and Clarence Darrow opened the conference on Friday evening, December 11. Saturday morning, 18 groups led by prominent speakers discussed the World Court ques- tion; and in the afternoon an open forum was held, in which everyone showed great interest and full information. At the vot- ing only four votes were cast against the Court. Many favored entrance by the United States into the Court as a first step towards entrance into the League of Na- tions. A permanent organization was the sub- ject of the meeting on Saturday evening, according to a scheme of independent vot- ing by the delegates to be ratified by their colleges. Officers, too. were elected, to be- gin their functions when ratification by all the organizations shall have taken place. "A permanent organization for the ex- pression of student opinion is very impor- tant," Miss Hopkinson went on. "It will collect student opinion, stimulate interest in international problems like the World Court, and facilitate student intercourse, especially international intercourse. The vice president of the' C. I. E. will probably join us shortly." APPOINTMENT BUREAU ASKS REGISTRATION OF SENIORS Very Importment Even If Jobs Are Not Wanted for Immediate Use Dean Manning and Miss Faulkner wish to urge all Senior graduate students to register with the Appointment Bureau as soon as possible. There are several rea- sons why it is most important that girls should register by the middle of their sen- ior year whether or not they expect to be looking for jobs in June or October. In the first place, it is of the utmost value to the Bureau when an interesting open- ing is heard of to know exactly what can- didates there may be, and unless it has a record which includes the whole Senior Class, it is never sure that some of those who have not registered may not be avail- able. In the second place it is of great importance to the Seniors themselves .to have certain information on file with the Appointment Bureau where it is readily available when they wish to use it some years hence. Even if a girl is sure that she is not going to be looking for a job next year. fSe~ cannot be sure that she may not be differently situated five years from now, and it will be much more diffi- cult to obtain the kind of information CONTINCBD< I PAGE 2 V
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Cutout Dimensions: | See Installation Guide below product description |
Depth (In.): | 21.75 |
Height (In.): | 4.25 |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 65 |
Width (in.): | 36 |
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Cooking Zones: | None, fixed elements/burners |
Cooktop Control Location: | Front |
Number of Elements/Burners: | 5 |
Safety/In-Use Indicator: | Hot surface indicator(s) |
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Color Family: | Stainless steel |
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Cooking Surface: | Gas: sealed burners |
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Kenmore Elite 36" Gas Cooktop - Power and Precise Heat
Now you're cooking with gas - this recessed Kenmore Elite 36" gas cooktop 3231 gives you up to 18,200 BTUs. The precise heat control of the Dual Ring Burner can provide a slow simmer at 900 BTUs or a rapid boil at 18,000 BTUs. The two all-purpose burners give you just the right range for everyday cooking, while the recessed design makes for easy cleanup. The ultra-low flame of the Simmer Burner lets you maintain a low heat, while the Turbo-Boil Burner can bring a stock pot to a full boil in minutes. Get cooking with this Kenmore Elite gas cooktop.
- Delivering an outstanding 18,200 BTUs of heating power, Gas Turbo Boil™ brings pots, pans and kettles to a boil rapidly, saving time and getting meals made fast.
- The 18,000 BTU Dual Ring Burner combines rapid heating and boiling with smaller flame options that simmer and warm to fit your skillet, pot and meal perfectly.
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Burlington, VT
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The two front burner knobs get so hot that you have to use a pot holder or something to protect you fingers when adjusting the flame height or off or you will burn you fingers and thumb when touching these knobs. That is unless you only use low heat! With low heat this problem does not happen. It is a safety issue that needs to be addressed. Be careful. Otherwise it cooks very well. A J
Woodmere, NY
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I've had this product for over two years and wanted to let you know to steer clear of it. Besides looking nice, it is a disappointment. The large burner on the front left ignites like a small flame thrower, and then remains an uneven flame. The flame on the right side of that burner ring juts out farther than the rest of that same flame. It didn't do that from the very beginning but a few months down the road it started to become uneven. I use the cooktop about twice a week, to let you know how much I use it. Now, what I mean about poor controls is that, take for example the rear middle burner, you can turn the control **** from low to medium and barely see a difference in flame intensity, if at all. It is not very sensitive. Also, the labeling of the burners do come off with cleaning, which I am not as concerned about as the other issues. So for the high price of this item, I am very surprised at the quality.
Nevada City, CA
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I cook a LOT. This is a very functional unit - I wish it had one of the smaller burners at the front. I would advise having a professional adjust your gas as mine burned too high for the first six months and now works like a dream. Easy to clean.
Whittier, CA
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This is not for a everyday use kind of family.... stains and scratches very easily and the temperature settings (ie..high , low turbo-boil ) have completely erased. I did not use harsh chemicals , followed precise directions and cooktop looks old and its not even a year old !!! DISAPPOINTED!!!!
Helendale, CA
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Wow! This was an excellent purchasing experience. From purchase to delivery was better than expected. I did a store pickup. From the people at the desk to the people who brought out the and loaded it into my vehicle. all were very helpful and friendly. It was nice to see customer care people like that. Overall, the process from start to finish excellent. The cooktop is installed and operates as advertised. I love it. ThankYou. I'll be back!
Pittsburg, CA
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The gas line pickup should of been in the middle in the back side. The second thing, no where it describes the electrical plug is on the right side and had no option to move it to the left side. This should had the option of left or right electric cord. Over all quality it is well made and solid. To turn on the burners it turns on right to left, not left to right. Different, but will get use to it. When cutting the hole out use the minimum dimensions it will fit perfect with no movement. Over all I like it. It would of got 5 stars for those minor options.
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Athol, ID
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I have a problem with sooting from the dual ring burner and there is no adjustment pin for it unlike the other 4 burners. I generally avoid using this burner because of the sooting problem so it more like I have a 4 burner cooktop instead of 5. I am a home canner and while the grates are nice for the pots and the flame control is nice (except that dual ring), the large pots overhang the edges more than I care for. Also, whether canning, or just cooking with large pans or pots, the burners get crowded and pots and pans cannot be centered. I have also decided that I would much rather have 5-6 burners that are all the same! None of this "simmer" burner, "power" burner, "dual ring" burner stuff. Just 5-6 burners with a wide range of control. It does not need to go quite as low as the simmer burner, nor as high as the power burner. But if they were all the same, I would use them all more. I tend to use the 2 matching burners 90% of the time. I also have to figure out how to clean off the brown staining around the burners without scratching the finish. I read about using Easy off cleaner but I really would like to avoid those nasty chemicals.
Horatio, AR
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w looked for a long time before deciding to get this cooktop.it has more and better features than the others in it class and the burner options fit with everyday cooking as well as with holiday feasting i grew up in a house full of resturant cooks and have been cooking since i was tall enough to see the top of the stove this cooktop is great
Lancaster, CA
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Kenmore figured out that people who want a white enamel cooktop also want the black cast iron grates. No other brand seemed to offer that combination, and my wife was so tired of constantly scrubbing the gray grates on our former GE model. Bravo Sears!
Loveland, OH
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This unit replaces a Kenmore gas that was weak and a pain to clean. This guy is twice the unit the old one was. Watch closely as it can boil and run over in a blink. Burners and grates are well designed and very functional. A really good value especially if you can get it on sale.
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Every tournament angler heads out in the morning with some semblance of a strategy. Whether it's to fish a certain area at a specific time or to only target a certain species or depth, each pro has an outline in their mind of how they want to go about their day on the water.
Edwin Evers' strategy last Sunday during the Bassmaster Elite Series All-Star final against Aaron Martens centered around accessing the same water in the Sangamon River that produced for him the previous day when he beat Gerald Swindle in the semifinal round. He had it to himself and felt it gave him the best shot at winning.
There was one hitch, though. There was an extremely shallow stretch that made navigation from Lake Decatur into the river a challenge, especially as water levels dropped through the day. So part of his strategy was to lighten the load in his boat the best he could. Instead of filling his fuel tank right to the top, he opted to leave it where it was after the semifinals. Risky? Of course. Strategic? Definitely.
To make a long story short, as he tried to exit the river Sunday afternoon, he got hung up in the shallows and in the process of trying to plow over and/or through the shoal – you guessed it – he ran out of fuel or clogged his intake with debris to the point his engine quit.
A backup boat was dispatched so Evers could finish the competition and he ultimately lost by a little more than a pound – his second straight runner-up finish in the All-Star event.
Now, the question is: Should have he been forced to live with the consequences of his strategy/mechanical failure, or was B.A.S.S. okay to allow Evers to hop in a backup boat and finish the day?
I'm aware the Elite Series rules give tournament director Trip Weldon a fair amount of latitude in interpreting what's deemed an emergency, and I'm also aware this was the final round of a season-ending All-Star event, so maybe the regular Elite rules were more loosely applied. I may be way off base here, but this is a slippery slope, no?
Either way, it wouldn't have looked good for emcee Dave Mercer to take the stage and after Martens weighed his catch, inform the crowd that Evers had incurred a late penalty because he ran out of gas and took a zero for the day. Where's the drama in that?
But what if Evers had jumped in the backup boat, stuck a 3-pounder and overtaken Martens for the win? If he'd left his flipping rods or box of lipless crankbaits in his truck, would someone have brought them to him? Probably not, but what we do know is he made a decision based on strategy, and it backfired on him.
– Todd Ceisner
– BassFan Editor
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