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We were looking for a way to give back to the Heifer. We own a meat provision. We want to spread good karma.
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Welcome to the Heifer family. Donors, volunteers, recipients and our teams around the world share a common goal: To end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way. It's a lofty goal, but we know it's achievable. Together we are the family that can create this change.
See stories of how lives are being transformed around the globe through Heifer's work in more than 40 countries.
Heifer International would like to thank Judy and Greg for donating in honor of this featured artist, Kate!
We would like to thank 3-year old Heifer International supporter, Liv, for sharing her vision of a world without hunger!
The GFWC Morris Golden Star Juniorette Club is a group of sixth grade girls who joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs in the Fall of 2013. They are the first juniorette club in Minnesota. They chose Heifer International as their main project for 2015 and got busy making money. They were excited about being able to choose the animals they wanted with the money they raised. The projects they worked on to earn money were: a rummage sale, collection cans in local businesses, helping at the Lions Club bingo booth at the county fair, a L'BRI show and a Tastefully Simple show. They sent a $600.00 check to Heifer International along with the list of the animals they wanted to purchase. They worked hard and had a lot of fun learning that they can actually help someone less fortunate.
"All you have to do is give your change to make a change in the world." Perla, business letter excerpt Every year, the freshman class at Los Angeles High School of the Arts (LAHSA) raises money to support Heifer International through a semester-long project called "Change for Change." LAHSA is a theater arts-focused school that uses project-based learning to integrate the arts and academics and give students real-world experiences.
This shirt is a fundraiser for Phi Sigma Pi - Gamma Sigma at Missouri State University. All the money raised will go to Heifer International to buy an animal for one of Heifer's project participants. Giving an animal is like giving someone a small business, providing wool, milk, eggs and more. Animal donations can provide families a hand up, increasing access to medicine, school, food and a sustainable livelihood. Depending on how much money is raised we can buy a pig, goat, cow, chickens, ducks or even a water buffalo!! Please help us raise as much money as possible by buying this awesome Pi Day Shirt!! Please visit the following link to purchase a shirt: http://teespring.com/pi-day-shirt-profits-go-to-he.
A few weeks ago, Heifer International heard from Anne Nixon-Ellery with St. Charles Borromeo church. She briefly described an upcoming event that her church was hosting with a link to the focus of their Heifer International fundraiser. "Hello! We are having A Living Gift Market on March 4th to raise money for this amazing charity. I have also designed a tee shirt; all profits will go to Heifer. It's available for a few more days: http://teespring.com/heifer-fundraiser." Needless to say, we had to learn more. I reached out to Anne and she shared the following with me:
At Canyon Creek in Austin, Texas we were studying how the economic system works and wanted to raise money to make the world a better place. Our students voted for Heifer International. They then got busy and made items that they could sell. Many were recycled projects or crafts that kids would like. They learned about supply, demand, cost, production, advertising and sales. I am thrilled that these 62 students raised $ 1,500 for you. You have inspired them to be entrepreneurs and to give back to the world around them.
Dear Heifer International.... First of all, I would like to say how inspired I am by your organization's work. As a young child, my parents used to read Faith the Cow by Susan Boomer to me, and my mother also has donated to Heifer for my and my cousin's Christmas gifts every year. Through these actions, my parents have fostered in me an immense respect for Heifer International, and have helped me to learn the value of generosity and importance of huger relief. I am truly enamored with this organization's work, and I am especially inspired by the concept of "passing on the gift." For a project in an art class this semester, I made a drawing inspired by Heifer and would like to share it with you. Thank you very much, Lily W. Clark School for Creative Learning Class of 2015
As a musician, and oboe teacher at the University of Arkansas, I wanted to find a way to help people in need through music. Every year, I join with my colleagues from the University--Dr. Moon-Sook Park, Dr. Robert Mueller, Dr. Tomoko Kashiwagi, Dr. Er-Gene Kahng, and Dr. Lia Uribe--and we present a concert called "Bees for Bach" with our music students from the University of Arkansas. The concert is at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fayetteville, and the students all learn some music by Bach to present to the audience. Members of the audience donate to Heifer International for the gift of beehives. This year we raised $948 to send to Heifer--enough for the gift of over 30 sets of bees! The best part of the experience is helping the music students learn that they can use their art in this way. - Theresa D.
Last fall over 30 at-risk teens in the Courage to Change program in Denton, TX, raised over $800 for Heifer International's Read to Feed Campaign. They learned that they can make a difference and bring awareness to world poverty and hunger through reading. They even wrote a rap about it: While we read We can help feed The children in need One book at a time It stays on my mind Every book I'm reading I'm raising a dime… The teens read 276 books and, thanks to their many sponsors and donors, they were able to raise $824. The residents then worked together to decide what they wanted to "buy" with their money. A good discussion took place as they decided how to use their money. They learned how animals can provide food and income to families in need and decided to buy a share of a heifer, a goat, a sheep, a share of a pig, and 4 flocks of chicks. They purchased tree seedlings which help improve the soil and provide animal food, fencing and firewood. They decided to get an irrigation pump to provide easy access to water for a community. And lastly, they decided to send a girl to school to give money for training and animals to a family so that the family can earn income needed to pay for their daughter's school fees. The residents realize that everyone does not have the same education opportunities that they have and many felt strongly about helping a girl be able to go to school. Thanks to Heifer International and Read to Feed, the teens learned valuable lessons about how they can make a difference in the world.
Dear Mr. Ferrari, I got your letter and I am so happy that I helped. I want to do more and help others, but not keeping things to myself. I am sending $20 from someone I love for you to use where it is needed most. I am also sending a small toy for a boy and girl so that family can have food and something to play with. I am so happy you are serving people in need. Sincerely, Ciana
Emmanuel Episcopal Church has supported Heifer International since 1991! During the 2014 holiday season, Heifer received a handwritten note along with a sketch of their donation designations--a llama and honeybees. During the month of November, the Sunday School students at Emmanuel Church raised $180 selling handcrafted ornaments! Each hand-painted wood or glass ornament was sold to congregant members for $5 each. The students--about 10 of them--range in age from 1st grade to middle school, with a few helpful students in high school as well. To the Sunday School class at Emmanuel Episcopal Church: Your hard work does not go unnoticed! Not only are we so humbled by your fundraiser, but by your continued support of Heifer's mission! Together, we have power over poverty.
Dear Heifer, My name is Nashira. I am the teacher of a 3rd/4th grade homeschool group. In one group we have four children over 5-years old and four children under 5. We have been doing the Read to Feed program and it is AMAZING! It was so inspiring to see how eager the children were to help others. The children have really connected with the ideas of community and global community. Thank you so much for sharing this program with us. They loved Beatrice's Goat! We also watched videos from the website. Thanks again for this wonderful opportunity to help the children connect with their global community.
Eleven-year old Mari sent us this simple yet adorable drawing. Thank you for sharing your vision of a world without hunger!
"My granddaughter, Simone, is 8-years old. She told me several months ago that she wanted to have a lemonade stand to make money for Heifer International. We baked instead, and Simone collected $850 to "help people." She made a flyer (see above), scooped and measured, cracked eggs and mixed, then packaged the cakes and cookies we baked, decorated them with stickers of farm animals, and delivered them to the many people who were excited about her project. It has been a wonderful experience for her. After carefully perusing your catalog, she has decided to purchase - a heifer - a sheep - a goat - a trio of rabbits - honeybees - a flock of chicks She's already talking about next year's project and people who have heard about it are on the list to purchase Grammy and Simone's cakes and cookies for Heifer International. Happy holidays to you, Cyndy S."
"Hello, One of our friends, Maggie Keats, purchased a goat and beehives in honor of my children, TJ, Samantha and Lily. It was such a wonderful gift and helped to spark the conversation of hunger around the world. My 7-year old, Samantha, created this drawing to reflect her image of life without hunger. Thank you for helping people around the world. Sincerely, Karen B." Thank you for sharing your artwork with Heifer International, Sammy!
Alvina had recently returned home after a trip to South Africa, Zimbabwe and Ghana. She said that the trip made a lasting impact; she's traveled to many different places, but she said there was something about Africa that touched her in a way no other place had. Some of the children she met in Ghana, Zimbabwe and South Africa made 4 to 5km trips to school each day. As a former teacher, this left her awestruck.
This is North Star Chiropractic Center's sixth year donating to Heifer International! Every year we host an event called "Doctor with a Heart" where we donate $10 per patient visit on the Monday following Valentine's Day. Also during that week we invite new patients into our clinic to receive a $30 consultation, exam and x-rays. The $30 they pay for that visit is also donated to Heifer. We are confident donating to Heifer because of the sustainability of the contribution we make. We like to donate goats every year because a goat empowers a family by providing a food and/or income resource. Also, if the goat reproduces, the gift can be passed on to others in the community. Last year we were able to raise enough money for seven goats! As we like to say, nothing says love like a goat!
"Last Christmas (2013), Marian Niece of Boise, ID gave each of her ten great-grandchildren, ranging in age from 3- to 13-years old, a piggy bank and the idea of saving their change for a year. She then wanted them to put the money together to buy an animal for the Heifer Project. The cousins met again this Christmas (2014) and discovered they had enough money for three animals! Marian is 100-years old and still has wonderful ideas!" Editor's note: While speaking with Marian on the phone, we discovered that she also gave each great-grandchildren a stuffed animal from Heifer International. Each grandchild was so excited to find out how much money they had saved throughout the year. Everyone here at Heifer International was incredibly humbled to discover that Marian's belief in our mission stretches to her great-grandchildren as well; Marian's generosity and ingenuity is a lesson to us all!
"Heifer gifts mean hope for life. The trees and rabbits reflect the gifts we sent and represent life." - Amelie L., age 8
"Luke (5-years old) bought fish and ducks with his own money. His picture is a person fishing and showing the love from Pennsylvania to the world." - Lissa B. of Pennsylvania
This beautiful drawing was sent to Heifer International by Yash, a young supporter in Pennsylvania. Thank you for believing in Heifer's mission, Yash!
Heifer International would like to thank Malachi, a student in Florida, for sharing his colorful drawing with us. We are so inspired by your vision of a world without hunger!
Thank you for continuing to support Heifer International's mission, Perkins family!
Heifer would like to thank you, Molly, for sharing what a world without hunger looks like to you!


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Totem Talk: The best healing advice ever
So, I've been playing this game for a long time. I mean, since before the game actually went to retail. I'm an old man at this point, at least in game terms. I've been around for the good times and the bad times, the highs and the lows and everything in between.
For officially four of those many years, I've been writing here at WoW Insider. A dream job for me for sure, and one I'm very grateful to have landed. Over the course of that time though, both in terms of just game time and of writing blog posts, I've dolled out and received a ton of advice. As always it came with the caveat that your mileage may vary, but I like to think it's been good more often than not over that time. But, in all my years of playing and writing, there has been one bit of advice that I received that has been by far the best advice I've ever received, and the best I can ever give.
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Eastern Sierra Rugby Club, Jacks The Jacks kicked off their season with a Rookie Rugby Camp last Saturday, ending with a practice session of ŌĆ£touch rugby.ŌĆØ For those interested in good, clean fun, new players are invited to the JacksŌĆÖ practice sessions, Tuesdays and Thursdays at the ballfields at Barlow and Diaz from 6-7:30 p.m. For more information, contact JacksŌĆÖ president Pomo Saulque at (760) 920-8834 or coach Rick Frey at (760) 920-5047.
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Epic. The game of the century. The stuff of which movies are made. However you describe what amounted to the Bishop BroncosŌĆÖ league championship football game against the Kern Valley Broncs, it was, incontestably, one really exciting game. For the few Owens Valley residents who havenŌĆÖt already heard: Bishop was behind by 3 points on KernŌĆÖs 9 yard line with one second on the game clock; a Kyle Batchelder pass sailed into the hands of Curran Simpson and Bishop won by 3 at 34-31.
FOOTBALL Bishop Broncos Oct. 26 ŌĆō Bishop 34 v Kern Valley 31 JV Bishop 7 v Kern Valley 0 The Bishop Broncos take on the Rosamond Roadrunners Thursday, 7 p.m., at home for the final High Desert League. The win over KV Friday, clinches the league championship for Bishop.
Lone Pine Golden Eagles Oct. 27 ŌĆō Lone Pine 62 v Lee Vining 22 Stats and details in ThursdayŌĆÖs sports page. The Eagles end the Hi-Lo League season with 3-1 record.
Big Pine Warriors Oct. 27 ŌĆō Big Pine 6 v Immanuel Christian 36
All six Bishop Lady Bronco tennis players who competed in the CIF individual playoffs Thursday at Bishop City Park earned a slot, ranging from first place to alternate. Senior Madi Taylor took first place with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Kern Valley and a 6-1, 6-0 win over Mammoth. Taylor faced her teammate, Ashley Lee, for first, winning 6-4, 6-1. Lee went up against Desert, winning in a tie-breaker, then went on to beat the number one seed in the league, 7-5, 6-2, which assured her a spot in the playoffs.
Bishop boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Rosamond for a dual meet against their archrival Roadrunners. The Lady Broncos beat the Roadrunners 21-39, led once again by sophomore Angie Flores. RosamondŌĆÖs boys team beat Bishop 22-39. Freshman Carson Reid was the top Bronco finisher with a second place. Coach Katie Kress was pleased by Reid and fourth-place finisher Ray EcklandŌĆÖs efforts. In Bishop and RosamondŌĆÖs earlier meet, the Roadrunners swept the top five spots.
The Bishop High senior Broncos opened up Homecoming Week, Oct. 8, seriously whipping the juniors 26-0. The strong seniors defense held the juniors to three and out on their first possession of the game. The seniors quickly put points on the board on their first drive. Senior quarterback Katelyne Lent and running back Shiloh Smith teamed up, executing a perfect reverse hand-off. Smith went the distance for a 45-yard touchdown run. Brooke Jordan completed a 2-point conversion putting the seniors ahead, 8-0.
The Lone Pine Lady Golden Eagles volleyball squad upped its game, giving Desert Christian a run for its money in ThursdayŌĆÖs road game. The Eagles fell in four, 18-25, 25-22, 15-25, 21-25, against the Knights, who are tied at 8-1 for Desert Mountain League champion with Boron. ŌĆ£We played much better against Desert Christian than we did last Saturday,ŌĆØ said coach Mel Joseph. ŌĆ£Our intensity allowed us to give a better effort. We had our chances but made too many errors in our offensive execution.ŌĆØ
FOOTBALL Bishop Broncos Bishop 47 v Cal City 7 JV Bishop 30 v Cal City 9 The Broncos are on the road for the next two weeks, against Frazier Mountain Oct. 19 and the Kern Valley Broncs Oct. 26.
Big Pine Warriors Big Pine 6 v Orcutt Academy 61 The Warriors lived up to their names Friday night against a 30+ player Spartan team. Big Pine update in ThursdayŌĆÖs sports page. Big Pine heads to the Pit to take on the Trona Tornadoes this Friday, then wraps up the season against Immanuel Christian for the WarriorsŌĆÖ Homecoming.
Lone Pine Golden Eagles Lone Pine 25 v Trona 48
The Bishop Broncos beat the California City Ravens, 48-7. The football game wasnŌĆÖt as close as the numbers imply. Befitting a Homecoming Game, the Broncos controlled the ball, the clock, the field, everything but a couple of RavensŌĆÖ speedy, little running backs and early game drizzles. The Ravens have improved over the last few years but not enough to make a dent in the football juggernaut that is Bishop.
Bishop City Basketball League Meeting Bishop will be hosting a 2013 basketball team informational meeting, Oct. 23 at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council chambers. Up for discussion will be season dates, practice nights, league fees and any changes the players would like to see in the league. Team registration packets will also be available.
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Low Cost Drug for the Elderly and Disabled Program
Maine's Low Cost Drugs for the Elderly and Disabled Program (DEL) helps to pay for prescription drugs for people whose income is no more than 175% of the federal poverty level. You must be 62 or older or age 19 or older and medically qualified for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). If you spend more than 40% of your income on prescription drugs, the income level increases.
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- 80% minus $2.00 of the cost of brand-name medications on the Preferred Drug List for the treatment of diabetes, heart disase, high blood pressure, chronic lung disease (emphysema and asthma), arthritis, anticoagulation, Hyperlipidemia (high cholesteraol), incontinence, thyroid disease, osteoporosis, (bone density loss,), Parkinson's Disease, glaucoma, Multiple Sclerosis, and ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease).
Supplemental Benefits:
The Supplemental Benefit includes other drugs not covered in the basic Benefit. The drugs must be medically necessary and supplied from participating manufacturers. Actual savings vary from drug to drug. DEL Members pay the State's negotiated MaineCare rate minus $2.00.
Catastrophic Spending Limit:
After a Member spends $1,000 on eligible prescription drugs, the State pays 80% of the cost of all eligible prescription drugs, regardless of any disease or condition. The drugs must be medically necessary and supplied from companies with agreements with the State. Eligible prescription drugs are only those drugs that were covered by DEL on May 31, 2001. The Catastrophic Spending Limit is tracked from August 1st each year to July 31st of the following year.
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Mainers of all ages with income under 350% of the federal povery level may be eligible for prescription drug discounts through the Maine Rx Plus Program. The program provides discounts of 15% - 60% off retail prices for drugs on the MaineCare Preferred Drug List. The greatest savings are on generic drugs.
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Company profile
Iperion is specialised in information systems, GxP cloud computing and consultancy services for companies operating in the pharmaceutical, medical device, biotechnology and health care sectors. From the very beginning quality management and computerized system validation have been at the basis of our products and services offerings. Needless to say we are dedicated to life sciences and know the ins and outs of the industry. With a team of highly skilled professionals we work closely together with our customers to establish the best possible information systems to support their business. Technical implementation, configuration, validation, training and operational support are with Iperion in one hand. The high customer satisfaction ratings underline the appreciation the market has for our expertise, drive and dedication. It is these characteristics that have also put Iperion on the forefront of cloud computing technology. Our offerings encompass GxP compliant system hosting and provisioning of virtual private cloud solutions for life sciences companies, to IAAS and PAAS solutions for software vendors thus enabling them to offer SAAS solutions to the industry. Iperion provides these cloud computing solutions from self-owned and self-managed state-of-the-art data centers qualified according to US / EU GxP regulations as well as being ISO 27001 and ISO 9001:2008 certified. |
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Iperion announces partnership with CluePoints
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IPERION, a leading provider of information systems, cloud computing and consultancy services for the Life Sciences industry and CluePoints, a leading provider of Centralized Statistical Monitoring (CSM) solutions for clinical trials, announced a partnership with CluePoints.
The new CluePoints® SAAS software solution will run in a specific CluePoints private cloud computing environment within Iperion's GxP compliant datacenter. This way, the data integrity and quality can be guaranteed.
CEO of IPERION invited to speak at the ECA GMP Course March 2015
CEO Karel Bastiaanssen will give 2 presentations at the ECA GMP Course Cloud Computing and Outsourcing in a GxP Environment. The course will take place 12-13 March in Berlin, Germany where the following topics will be highlighted:
The cloud service provider business & Operating as a Cloud Service Provider.
IPERION CEO speaker at the LORENZ userBridge.14 Conference
Karel Bastiaanssen, CEO of IPERION Life Sciences Group, has been invited to speak at the LORENZ userBridge.14 Conference, 23-25 September in Milan, Italy.
IPERION will take the attendees into the world of "Cloud Computing For Life Sciences - What Is There To Know."
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IPERION will attend a meeting of the European Compliance Academy: Virtual IT-Systems in a GxP Environment on 17-18 September in Prague, Czech Republic.
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This 13x12 Shire log profile wooden garage is ideal for you to use as a summerhouse, workshop or extra storage space. This wooden garage features a double doors which provide easy access. The TT-COC-003110 planed timber body is specially designed to withstand the harsher weather conditions. This product will require assembly.
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Experience life at IU
March 11, 2015
On March 11, we're turning over our social media accounts to a current IU student! Follow Rachel's day on Twitter and Instagram using #MyDayatIU.
See a Preview of Rachel's Day at IUstudent organizations for exploring interests, making friends, and becoming a leader
Get involved »March 11, 2015
On March 11, we're turning over our social media accounts to a current IU student! Follow Rachel's day on Twitter and Instagram using #MyDayatIU.
See a Preview of Rachel's Day at IU24 hours a day
Tour IU Bloomington anytime and anywhere through our virtual tour. Walk through the Old Crescent. Step into Memorial Stadium. If you like what you see, schedule a visit.
Take the tourMarch - April
Red Carpet Days are your chance to explore the campus, learn more about your academic program, and talk with IU students and faculty.
Reserve your spotMonday-Saturday
Schedule a campus visit and experience the beauty of IU Bloomington for yourself! Attend an information session, take a tour, and see a residence hall.
Schedule a visitThe Kelley School of Business offers two programs ranked No. 1 on the list of Best Online Education Programs by U.S. News and World Report. Both programs received perfect scores of 100!
The Indiana University Auditorium hosts an amazing array of artists, entertainers, musicians, and lecturers each season. Check out the lineup to see what amazing acts are here this spring.
The #IUSaidYes crimson envelopes have hit the mail to welcome admitted students to Hoosier Nation. Check out the #IUSaidYes gallery each week!
Striking photographs by nature photographer James Balog are on display at the Kelley School of Business. The pictures are part of an exhibition documenting the effect of climate change on the Artic.
"We have the potential to unlock many voices throughout the university. Our job is to find and tune those voices..." - James Shanahan, founding Dean of the Indiana University Media School.
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Division of Environmental Health
Our Mission:
The purpose of the Division of Environmental Health is to preserve, protect and promote the health and well being of the population through the organization and delivery of health engineering related services designed to reduce the risk of disease by:
- controlling environmental hazards to human health; and
- promoting health and wellness through education and access to technical health engineering professionals.
The Division has responsibility for protecting public health through engineering provided services and oversight.The Director of the Division of Environmental Health is the State Liaison to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The Division is organized as follows:
Division Administration (internal support, review and planning of the Division)
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The (Surprising) Truth About Salt
Even though doctors have been telling us for decades that it's one of the villains in our diet and public health leaders have started a crusade to slash salt from the food supply, there seems to be no definitive proof of stroke or heart disease prevention. Here, learn why.
By Rachael Moeller Gorman
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Sonia Angell has a thing about salt. She thinks about it much of her day. When she talks on the phone from her office in Lower Manhattan, she speaks with increasing passion about the mineral specifically, getting rid of it. "It's a nutrient that we are eating in excess," she says, "to the point where it has become dangerous."
Dr. Angell is a general internist with a master's degree in public health, and she is in a good position to act on her conviction: She runs the Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Control Program at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), the same place that caused a huge uproar a few years ago when it mandated that all city restaurants get rid of artery-clogging trans fats. Initially spurred on by former DOHMH Commissioner Thomas Frieden, now director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, she and the Department of Health have taken on salt because they and many others in the scientific community hold that eating too much sodium chloride, or salt, causes heart attacks, strokes, and deaths. So in 2008, the DOHMH spearheaded a collaboration called the National Salt Reduction Initiative a group of more than 45 cities, states, and powerful national and international health organizations, including the American Heart Association, the American Medical Association, and the World Hypertension League to prevent disease and death by gradually siphoning off a lot of salt from the country's food supply.
The big glitch in this impressive-sounding plan: Not everyone in the medical community agrees that limiting salt nationwide will prevent these problems. "Is sodium important to most people's health? Is this a battle worth fighting for most people? The answer is no," says Norman Hollenberg, M.D., Ph.D., a kidney specialist and blood pressure researcher at Harvard Medical School who has edited books like the Atlas of Hypertension. Many doctors, including journal editors, cardiologists, and medical association presidents, say that while it makes sense for some people with high blood pressure to lower their salt intake, current science doesn't show that the rest of us will reap much, if any, benefit from this sweeping policy. In fact, these researchers believe the initiative is being foisted on the American public without sufficient justification and could even be dangerous.
They say that curtailing salt in the food supply may wreak unforeseen harm, and point out that no clinical trials in the general population have linked salt to heart disease or death. Past public health recommendations, they note, have backfired because they were implemented before proper studies were conducted (one example: switching from butter to trans-fat-loaded margarines which proved to be worse). Salt is a cheap, tasty additive and preservative. "There are reasons food companies put it in their products. Now they have to find substitutes, and we don't know what impact the substitutes will have," says Hillel Cohen, Dr.P.H., M.P.H., an epidemiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx who studies hypertension. "Wouldn't it be nice to have some information before going ahead with a health policy that will affect millions of Americans?"
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We wanted to let everyone know that we are taking this year off from Pittsburgh Mini Maker Faire to retool the Faire and bring it back in a bigger and better format next year – with more partners, new location and a greater variety of projects.
It has been a real pleasure meeting and working with all of the creative makers and Faire planners who were a part of Pittsburgh Mini Maker Faire over the last three years. Not to mention the wonderful visitors who explored new ideas, materials and tools, and made amazing things, each year at the Faire.
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Create a magical spot for dreaming and playing with this ethereal tulle canopy. A pink cotton flower up top and sweet ribbon details add charm and whimsy.
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Williams-Sonoma Finishing Salts Collection
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Salt is the world's most effective flavor enhancer, and these four artisanal salts are among the best in the world. Each of the salts in our hand-selected sampler is famous for its distinctive flavor, color and texture. Use any of them as a finishing salt, sprinkled over foods just before serving.
Haleakala Red Sea Salt: Has a dramatic color that comes from alae, a mineral-rich red clay. Its flavor is mellow and nutty, with a subtle briny sweetness.
Kilauea Black Sea Salt: Has a subtly smoky, sweet-salty flavor and an obsidian color that comes from activated charcoal, a prized digestive.
Australian Pink Salt: From the Murray River, this salt has a rich yet delicate flavor, the perfect finishing touch for seafood, meats, vegetables and salads.
Cyprus Flake Sea Salt: Harvested by hand from the Mediterranean, where it naturally forms into intricate geometric-shaped flakes with a clean, mild flavor.
- Includes xx oz. Haleakala Red Sea Salt, xx oz. Kilauea Black Sea Salt, xx oz. Australian Pink Salt and xx oz. Cyprus Flake Sea Salt.
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This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
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Orders recieved by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday thorugh Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
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If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
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Managing your Student Account
A Statement of Account is mailed monthly to your home addresses beginning in July. It will reflect any carry forward balance, new charges and credits, anticipated financial aid, and any amount budgeted under a TMS payment plan (see Payment Arrangements/Plans/Options below).
Once enrolled, students will also be able to view online all account transactions through their AccessAU account.
The Office of Student Financial Services can provide account balances and a complete listing of transactions on request.
Questions regarding your Statement of Account should be addressed to the Office of Student Financial Services.
Estimating How Much You Will Owe
You can determine how much you will owe prior to receiving the first bill in July by completing our Payment Planning Worksheet worksheet offered in PDF format.
Payment Arrangements: Plans and Options
Payment Plans
Payment arrangements must be made prior to the beginning of each semester. Choose from one or more of the following three options:
- Option 1 - Payment in Full
In July, the Office of Student Financial Services will issue the first student billing for Semester I. It will show the amount due after subtracting financial aid from tuition, room, board, and other charges. To estimate this amount, please refer to Estimating How Much I Will Owe above. This amount will be due July 25. - Option 2 - Enroll in a Payment Plan
Anderson University, through its partnership with Tuition Management Systems (TMS), offers several interest free payment plans. For additional information or to enroll, please visit Tuition Management Systems online at www.afford.com/anderson or call toll free 1-800-722-4867. TMS will bill you monthly and forward your payment to Anderson University. - Option 3 - Additional Financing
You may choose to finance some, or all, of the amount due Anderson University over a longer period of time, especially if the amount due under Option 1 or 2 is more than you have budgeted. We would recommend parents consider the Federal Direct PLUS Loan and students consider a Private Educational Loan. See Student Loan Processing for additional information and to apply.
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Anderson University offers the following payment options.
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Use the pre-addressed payment envelope included with your monthly Statement of Account or mail to: Lock Box D, P.O. Box 11588, Fort Wayne, Ind., 46859-1588. Payments can made Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at our Cashier located in the lower level of Decker Hall or by using the overnight drop box beneath the cashier's window. - Credit Card Payments
Make a payment of any amount online using a MasterCard, VISA, Discover, or American Express credit card. Please note that a convenience fee of typically between 2% and 3.5% of the amount charged will be added to each transaction. Credit card payments will be reflected on your student account within a week to ten days.
To make a credit card payment of any amount online, visit Tuition Management Systems, select Make a Payment and then select Make a One-Time Payment. - Electronic Payments
Make an electronic payment of any amount from your checking or savings. There is no charge for this service. Visit Tuition Management Systems, select Make a Payment and then select Make a One-Time Payment. - International Payments
Anderson University has partnered with peerTransfer to streamline the tuition payment process for our international students. peerTransfer offers excellent foreign exchange rates, allowing you to pay in your home currency (in most cases) and save a significant amount of money, compared to traditional banks. You will be able to track the progress of your payment throughout the transfer process via a student dashboard and you will also be notified via email when your payment is received by Anderson University.
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Current students should notify the Office of the Registrar of a change of address. Please indicate if this is also a change of address for your parents.
New students should notify the Office of Admissions.
If you do not wish your Statement of Account to be mailed to your home address (i.e. Campus Mail or to an alternate address), contact the Office of Student Financial Services.
Obtaining Refunds: Excess Aid and Overpayments
Students may receive more financial aid than what is due Anderson University. This often occurs for students who are living off campus and do not incur a room and board charge. Occasionally an overpayment will occur and will need to be returned to you.
Anderson University partners with Higher One, a financial services company focused solely on higher education, to issue refunds to all A.U. students. All students are issued an Easy Refund card and may activate their card to facilitate any refunds that they may receive. Information regarding Higher One and the Anderson Easy Refund Program may be found at www.easyrefundcard.com.


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At Galeana Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, we treat our customers like friends. We the go-to spot for a quality Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram dealer near Punta Gorda, Cape Coral, and Naples. We know you have many options when it comes to purchasing a new or used car in Florida, so thanks for visiting our website.
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4 set up could be easier......melch1631 | 15/09/2009 | See all melch1631's reviews (1)HiFollowing on from the comments about connecting to xbox live with the microsoft wireless router. I had the same issues, tried everything i could find online (upnp, firewall ports etc.. and checked with belkin.)turns out you need to manually configure your DHCP settings on the dashboard, even if your IP is dynamic. This is even more annoying because it is the complete reverse of what xbox support tell you to do.Apart from this (which very nearly claimed my sanity) i had no issues and the product works like a charm with both pc and xbox and DS.
5 FANTASTIC!MrCresswell | 19/12/2009 | See all MrCresswell's reviews (1)I previously had a cheap unbranded hand me down wireless (g) modem router, it needed restarting every 3 hours or so. I had almost no reception in my bedroom at the opposite end of the house to my phoneline, which was the whole point of the wireless network.I unboxed my beautiful N+ baby from Play.com, and plugged it in; sorted!Incredible range, Incredible speed!SO EASY to set up and configure security settings, and I now have it connected to my Wii, DS and PSP, as well as wired to my other computer sharing the internet connection.I had checked other websites and this was only listed as a "wireless router" or in other places a "wireless modem router".I felt that name was misleading as the box also shows this item connected to a modem. The truth is, in fact, this is a modem and router all in one, as shown in the diagrams on Play.com.(Which is what I wanted! Thank you Play for the diagrams!)Do not hesitate to purchase this wireless modem router, it is without a doubt the king of wireless (N+) modem routers.
2 Forget about it if you have an XboxBiohead | 20/07/2009 | See all Biohead's reviews (1)Although the modem itself is decent, and the USB port pretty handy, you can forget about this if you want to use an Xbox 360 and the Microsoft wifi adaptor.Unable to see the primary wireless SSID, and only able to use the guest SSID (therefore blocking access to the internal network) makes it unusable for streaming music, using Windows Media Center.The worst thing is Belkin support are completely useless in every single way and unable to help.


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Support your favorite team in style with this Game Wear keychain. Keychain comes with carbineer clip all items are made from genuine leather.
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Kara Weaves is re-born every summer. I am not sure how, but it seems to be the case. Let me backtrack a little to explain.
I am based out of Michigan, where I've been a grad student at Cranbrook for the past two years, and am now on the design faculty at the GVSU in Grand Rapids. I keep track of the online store, its design and code, the design and photography of the products, the company branding and also look for new places and methods to tell more people about our work.
The rest of the team includes my mom, my aunt and our dearest friend Surya. My mom, Indu, is the managing partner and is the anchor for all things Kara. We all check back with her on all sorts of things. Surya and my aunt Sreedevi keep a sharp check on our inventory, our planning and co-coordinating with the weaving co-operatives. While I'm typing this out, I feel like I'm lying. Because everyone on the team does their share and more. The boundaries blur and the tasks overlap; we just do stuff till its done! (....part of the thrills of a small organization)
The main team is based out of our beautiful state of Kerala where we work with several weaving co-operatives to make our products. We function on a non-profit basis, where all of the profits made each time are plowed back into the weaving units to keep them and the project afloat. We hope to some day make enough to be able to adopt weavers into our own fold and be able to introduce the art form to a younger crowd and as a viable profession. For now, being small as we are, we work with the Government Weaving Co-operative Societies sprinkled all over the state. Some units have pulled themselves out of the slump that Kerala handloom is in, but a lot, like the one near our hometown, is in a dire state of professional depression. We hope that by re-channeling our profits back here, we can help it to achieve its full potential.
My mom, Indu, came up with this idea to start Kara, during one hot summer afternoon in Delhi. ...Or was it over the course of a few hot summer afternoons? I was living at home at the time, and were having a long chat on why we never saw Kerala handlooms anywhere, except in a few government stores, or the odd Onam party. We casually draped a few pieces we had over as window treatments and experimented. We realized the potential of the idea we were sitting upon: here was this fabric that had withstood the test of time for centuries. It lasted through the years, survived all kinds of home washing and still looked crisp and radiant. Somebody needs to tell everyone about this!
It was an uphill task initially: to convince people of the worthiness of the fabric, to even consider it in a different way than the homely and casual thing they had grown up with. But we were met with a few cheers, notably our friend Celine George (a leading marketing and HR consultant) and our greatest fan Revathi. She loved the idea so much that she decided to join our project!! Revathi, better known throughout India as an ace film director and actor, makes sure that Kara gets a showcase wherever possible. It was through her that we met and did a show and a collaboration with The Banyan, which is a non-profit that works to provide shelter and rehabilitation for mentally unwell women in the city.
While Kara continued to reach out to collaborate and work with organizations within India, our online presence slowly picked up. I tentatively put up our first online store in July 2008 (last year). It was my first attempt at setting up an online store from scratch, and the very first time Kara was appearing on the web. Grace Bonney from design*sponge (www.designspongeonline) was very excited and supportive of our work and wrote about it on a quiet day in August. Our team members and myself were so thrilled to see our work up on her lovely site but little did we know what it actually meant. Within hours, our inbox was packed with orders for our products!! At first it was overwhelming, then slowly a slight euphoria hit us which progressed into a whirlwind of hyperactivity for the rest of the summer, as we furiously worked to pack everything off and reach it to our new customers in time. I'll never forget how crazy and exciting our office was in those first few weeks! And to realize that what we knew for so long was finally being vouched for and appreciated by people from all over the world! Thanks Grace!!
The orders slowly ebbed into a more manageable flow after that. The slowing economy towards the end of last year and the ailing health of my grandpa who lived with us, brought a lot of work at developing Kara to slow down. This summer, my grandpa passed away, and I was home again to wander, to wonder, to ask what was going on. With my mom, we picked up the threads, and decided to give Kara a full re-invention. We spent most of the days re-designing the website and meeting with the weaving units to re-design new products. There seems to be a new kind of energy in our approach off late. We are not hesitant or tentative anymore, we know what we're doing is good and so it needs to be continued.
We have finally launched the new line of Table Linens and have a new discounts section, along with all the existing range of products. Shipping is still free of cost (thanks to very reasonable rates with the Indian postal service) and we're often told we have great follow up customer service!
And true to itself, Kara is reborn this summer too!! With a shiny new set of products, more discounts, a bright new website and transacting through PayPal, we are ready to work it again!
To support us, shop online at www.karaweaves.com
Lots of love, Chitra.


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Shifting Perspectives: Bear and resto druid changes ahead for patch 4.1
Hail, druids. We've got another exciting patch coming up, and this week I wanted to take a look at the changes currently in store for both bear and tree druids (with a few notes that inevitably touch on cats as well, as some feral changes are pretty general).
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Prowl has a new icon.
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The College News VOL. XXIII, No. 2 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Foreign Countries Represented by 8 Radnor Residents Miss Sylvain of Haiti Founded Organizations for Welfare Of Native Poor GRADUATES ACCLAIM PLAN FOR EXCHANGE With the cultural and social life in Radnor Hall this year enriched by eight representatives of six foreign countries, the other residents of the graduate student dormitory acclaim with enthusiasm the experiment that the college is carrying out with the as- sistance of the Institute of Interna- tional Education. The plan provides for resident teaching fellows to come to Bryn Mawr from Europe every year and for Bryn Mawr graduates to go to European institutions. In addition to the three exchange teach- ing fellows: Paquerette Nasse of Fiance, Erika Simon of Germany and Paola Franchetti of Italy, there are the Mary Paul Collins Scholar in archaeology, Edith Eccles of Eng- land; the Chinese scholar, Agnes Chen from Yenching University; the holder of the American Association of Uni- versity Women Latin-American fel- lowship, Madeleine Sylvain of Haiti; ' one of the two Carola Woerishoffer Fellows, Isabel Blain of Scotland and MJfry Soutar of Scotland, who holds the Cairnes scholarship from Girton ^V College. Miss Eccles, who received the B. A. degree from Royal Halloway College, University of London, in 1931, has also studied at the Institute of Archaeology, University of Liverpool, and the British School of Archaeology at Athens. She has already published several articles in the Annual of the British School at Athens and is now preparing a publication on "The Palace of Minos at Knossos," which Macmillan "hopes to publish early in 1937. At Bryn Mawr Miss Eccles is concentrating her interests on Early Greek civilization in its relation to Late Minoan and Mycenaean civili- zations with special reference to the gems and seal-stones. Ch'en, Fang-Chih has the distinc- tion of being .the first graduate stu- dent to come directly to Bryn Mawr College from a Chinese institution. Miss Chen graduated in 1935 from Yenching College for Women with a major in Political Science. A list of courses taken by her as an under- graduate sounds quite like work of- fered at an American college. Her freshman year included classes in Principles of Economics, Freshman Chinese, Mental Hygiene and Phy- sical Education. Assisted by her ability to speak five of the six prin- cipal Chinese dialects, Miss Chen's ambition to enter government service when she has completed her training should be fulfilled. Continued on Page Four International Club To Meet Bi-Monthly Joins A. S. U. and Industrial Group In Selecting Speakers Common Room, October 7.�Within the near future many projects will be undertaken by the International Relations Club. At the first meeting of the year, Miss Sayre, '38, president, suggested that, except for examina- tion periods, two meetings a month be regularly held. A committee, to be appointed by Miss Sayre, is to at- tend to the selection of a speaker for at least every alternate gathering. Inter-club, debates were also sug- gested, but as they would demand much preparation, an attempt will be made to consolidate these with college work. So avid is the Bryn Mawrter for a balanced dose of political informa- on, that the American Students' Un- ion, the Industrial Group and the nternat onal Relations Club dis- covered each other in the process of individually plapning for speakers, representing the various political parties. They have accordingly banded together. If possible, faculty will be invited to speak, but if our political convictions are not diverse enough, Haverford or Swarthmore professors will be asked to lecture. As was the case last year, the American Students' Union and the International Relations Club will unite in the observation of Armistice Day, on November 11. As the one -ut a year, granted to the college at 'arge, is to be taken during the spring Peace Day demonstration, this meet- ng will be held before classes at 8.15. A,speaker who will justify the early sing, will be obtained. Seven Per Cent of '36 Are Already Married Greece, Germany and England Claim Six Wandering Members Freshmen may think that every- thing at college is new and strange; but the upperclassmen, as they return in the autumn, find each year an air ?bout the campus that is exceedingly strange. It is caused by the�;vcry conspicuous absence of the seniors who have got safely out into the "wide, wide world," and the college is always eagerly fearful to know what has become of them. We hasten to relieve our readers by announcing that slightly over seven per cent of the seventy-one graduates are married, and as many again are ongaged. But almost thirty per cent, twenty girls, to be exact, are engaged in graduate work. The class of 193G is scattered from Greece to North Carolina. Doreen Canaday is study- ing archaeology at the American School in Athens; Sarah Todd, Bar- bara Cary and Caroline C. Brown are in Germany; Elizabeth Wyckoff, the Continued on race Four Freshmen Adhere to Marine and Canine Motifs in Decoration of College Rooms Waves, Yachts and Steamboats Swirl on Curtains; Scotties Rest on Pillows The freshmen are adhering to two traditional themes in the decoration of their rooms. The marine motif and the cult of the canine are strug- gling for supremacy. In room A the curtains are figured with yachts, steamships, swooping waves and coils of rope; a row of chromium sail-boats tack across the mantel-piece under an authentic-looking etching of a schooner; and as it is usual to verge on the antique when it comes to scrap-baskets, pictures of stately old clippers with intricate rigging are pasted on them. In room B Scotties present their profiles from pillows, lamp-shades, book-ends and green and red dotted scrap-baskets. Other varie- ties of dogs are mpresen ited in china and wood on the mantel-piece and in etchings and drawings on the wall. The favorite fabrics are formal, flowered chintzes and monk's cloth. As the dark woodwork tends to pro- duce gloom, yellow is the most popu- lar color, rust and green coming next in order and then blue. An abund- ance of Indian rugs, pottery and sundry objects d'art give a Western appearance to some rooms, while post- ers advertising France, Germany and especially the Tyrol give a continental atmosphere to others. There is a slight upward movement in the use of banners, Bryn Mawr pillows and the like for decorative purposes, but it can hardly be said that the average freshman goes in for excessive rah-rahism. She is, how- ever, firmly resolved to stamp out all traces of the boudoir in her room by covering her bed with monk's cloth or ��ta during the daytime. Vital Statistics of Straw Vote . Undergraduates Graduates Faculty Clerical Staff Total Roosevelt ........ 94 19 Landon .......... 132 10 Thomas ......... 11 2 Browder ......... 3 3 Lelftke............. 2 Straight party tickets: Undergraduates Graduates Democratic ...... 27 6 Republican .....,12 7 Party preferences of parents: Student's Party Democratic Democratic ........................ 67 Republican......................... 5 Socialist........................... 1 Communist........................... 26 10 2 Faculty 13 8 10 23 1 1 Clerical Staff 6 16 Republican 21 112 7 2 149 175 16 7 2 Total 52 83 Socialist 6 5 3 1 A. A. Hopes to Rent Camp for Week-Ends College Council Suggests Ways To Provide Entertainment Until Christmas SWIM SUITS IN COLOR Miss Park's House, October 7.-- Prospects for a place in the country, where students could go for a week- end in the outdoors, loomed large after Miss Petts reported to the first meeting of the College Council thai she and Sylvia Evans had already investigated several locations. The Council felt that for this year, at least, it would be better to rent leasi, ll wouiu ue ubvisi iu "�� <� .j , . . .. _ .. , ,., place for a few picked week-endsJoTnyr^X^ad"ates'n J"011^' �*�- . . . .. / f�.W.H ciincu urah u frnm the lin llicil where a large and enthusiastic group ii skiiers could try their skill, instead of renting for the entire year a place where walking and fresh air were the chief attractions. Buck Hill Falls in the Poconos, although dis- ant, seemed the most popular of the suggestions, for the skiing is better and rented skiis and instruction are wailable. There is also the- possibil- ity of renting a new youth hostel on the trail over Mt. Misery not far from Valley Forge, but the skiing pros- pects are not great there. These and other suggestions will be presented to a meeting of the A. A. as soon as de- tails of prices and transportation arc worked out. Miss Ward's report on the Plan- ning Committee revealed that there are no entertainments definitely sched- uled between October 24, when the Latin play will be given, and Christ- mas vacation. The League square dance in the Gym on October 30 and the Denbigh dance on October 31 are still tentative. Players Club will fill another week- end probably early in December with its big production of the year with Haverford.\JCvenings of one-act plays by tryouts and members of Players Club may fill other gaps in the amuse- ment schedule between now and Christmas, and hall teas on Sundays may brighten the ends of weekends. Suggestions were made that groups of students be allowed to reserve the Common Room for certain broadcasts, and that a music committee make out a list of the musical broadcasts and post them on the music bulletin board Continued on Fa*� Four COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, October 15.�Chapel. Dean Manning will speak. Goodhart. 8.45 a. m. Philosophy Club meeting. Mr. F. S. C, Northrop will speak. Common Room. 8.30 p. m. Friday, October 16.�Lantern Night Cloisters. 8 p. m. (Postponed until Saturday if rain on Friday.) Saturday, October 17.�Hockey game. Varsity vs. German- town Cricket Club. Lower Hockey Field. 11 a. m. Sunday, October 18. �Chapel Service conducted by the Rev- erend Alexander C. Zabriskie. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Monday, October 19. �Hockey game. Second team vs. Mer- ion Reserves. Lower Hockey Field. 4 p. m. Latin lecture by Miss Lake. Room G, Taylor. 8 p. m. Faculty Back Roosevelt; Radnor Votes Varied Staff Members Show Preference of 2-1 for Republicans In its attempt to afford an outlet for all the varying opinions on campus, the straw vote was extended to cover Radnor students, staff mem- bers and faculty. Radnor's response offered an interesting bit of variety. There were ten votes for Landon, nineteen votes for Roosevelt, two for Thomas, three for Browder and two for Lemke. Actually thirteen stu- dents from Radnor will vote this year. The graduate students showed a little more independence than the fered considerably from the political preferences of their parents. A small number registered expenditures above $100 and these people also voted Re- publican. Staff members, including Library staff, Business Office, secretaries and clerks showed a two to one prefer- ence for Landon. The majority of Republicans chose to vote straight tickets while the Democrats split their votes. In most cases there was a trend to adhere to the votes as east in the last election. People in the rural districts showed themselves over- whelmingly Republican. The faculty registered two to one in favor of Roosevelt, but also re- vealed that it was prone to change it* mind. Several members had shifted their preferences from Socialist to Democrat and many split their votes whereas they had previously voted straight tickets. Several chose to remain Socialist. The poll was not quite complete be- cause there was difficulty in obtain- ing votes from the domestic staff Those who handed in ballots showed an even distribution between Repub- lican and Democratic parties. The graduate total is taken from Radnor and Low Buildings because of the difficulty in contacting non-resi- dent graduates. FENCING EXHIBITION GIVEN BY M. FIEMS (Especially contributed by Julia Cerant, '38.) Gymnasium, October 8.�The first fencing meet of the year, given before an unusually large audience, was the last meet for M. Fiems, Bryn Mawr fencing master for the past three years, who has been summoned to the Naval Academy this year. M. Fiems, whose influence will be seen on Broadway this fall in both Tovarich and in McClintic's Hamlet, introduced M. Marcel Pasche, who replaces him in the fencing department. M. Fiems showed the audience the various weapons used: the foil, the duelling sword or epee, and the broad sword or sabre. After demonstrating with M. Pasche the main parries and counter parries which every new fencer learns as a matter of routine, M. Fiems gave several exhibition bouts. He played first with the foil, the only weapon that ladies are al- lowed to use. and the one requiring the most skillful handling. The second bout was with the triple pointed duelling sword or epee; here a thick canvas glove replaced i the soft chamois used in foil fencing.' The exhibition concluded with'-* demonstration of the broad sword. Landon Wins Straw Vote With 132 Over 94 for Roosevelt 11 Students Vote for Thomas; 3 Hold Out for Browder; Lemke Deserted BRYN MAWR PARENTS MAINLY REPUBLICAN Republicans, rejoice! Democrats, Unionists, Socialists, Communists and others, make moan! The undergradu- ate body is still staunchly Repub- lican: less staunchly, however, than had been estimated previous to the tabulation of this poll. In the final count Roosevelt polled ninety-four to Landon's 132. Norman Thomas had eleven adherents, and Browder, three. There were no votes for Lemke. Bryn Mawr parents, like their off- spring, are predominantly Republican, but differences according to profes- sion are very strongly marked. Busi- ness, banking and industrial men, sci- entists, engineers and government of- ficials (including Army and Navy) are Republican. Lawyers, doctors and ministers are about equally di- vided between the two major parties, while professors, writers and publish- ers arc largely Democratic. Profes- sors, ministers, artists and retired are the only categories to show a Social- ist vote. The majority of Republican fami- lies seem to raise staunch Republican daughters, although several produced Democrats, three Socialists and one a straight-party Communist. Demo- cratic family tenets seem, however, to produce about equal harmony in the home. Only one Democrat father has to contend* with a Republican off- spring. Families where one or both of the parents are Socialists, seem to give rise to the most varied combinations of political opinion. Mother is usu- ally the family radical, and daughter shows a marked tendency to agree with father. Three cases appear where a daughter of definitely liberal parents is a conservative. Continued on i-age Five Philosophy Club Plans Lecture by Northrop His Subject to,, be Metaphysics In Relation to Science � Pembroke West, October 6.�Leigh Steinhardt, '37, president of the Phil- osophy Club, announced at a meeting of the members this evening that Mr. F. S. C. Northrop had definitely ac- cepted the invitation of the Club to speak for them on Thursday evening, October 15, at 8.15, in the Common Room. Mr. Northrop submitted four subjects for his lecture: one dealing with the problem of the one and the many as exhibited in scientific and cultural theory; another with the stereometrical content of Plato's phil- osophy, bringing in a paper by White- head and geometrical material from Euclid; a third with experimental and theoretical considerations bear- ing on the science and philosophy of living organisms; and the fourth with the philosophy of science, being an at- tempt to define metaphysical knowl- edge in its relation to scientific theory. The last of these was chosen by the Club, which also decided to admit visitors to the discussion only on pay- ment of $.25. S'nce Mr. Northrop is able to re- main in Bryn Mawr until Friday af- ternoon, there will be an informal meeting of the Club in the Deanery on Friday morning to ask him further questions. French Club to Give Play Common Room, October 13.�The French Club held its first meeting with a most gratifying attendance. The energy of the Club this year will be directed toward the play in March to be directed again by Mademoiselle Rey of the Baldwin School. -Meetings will be held every two weeks.
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Crowd has definitely changed over the last decade, unfortunately for the worst, more people who shove through crowds. There also seem to be a lot of younger people on the Polo Grounds also. Too many spoiled children who's parents don't know how to shut them up when Jay Z is in town.
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The Bro Factor has also increased substantially, most likely an extension and far more dangerous version of the spoiled suburb child.
I remember being able to have a conversation with someone on the Polo fields, now its untrusting glances that believe I'm out to get them.