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Using the teachers' extensive field experience on development issues, this seminar focuses on the application of law of international development (comparative, transnational and international) to a series of issues. Among the major issues considered: income redistribution (prominently including comparative land reform and decollectivization experience), health and population, environmental and other aspects of "sustainability", women's participation, and role of transnational resource flows (both public, as via foreign aid, and private, as via debt or equity investment).
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Satori - Experiencing self doubt shortly after arriving in Ireland, Rodrigo y Gabriela were at a low ebb. No money, poor English and a deep sense of uncertainty. Only an unshakeable faith in perseverance kept them going. Satori describes the Zen - like moment of enlightenment they felt when they came through the storm.
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Growing up in the districts of Chitradurga and Davanagere..where the food has loads of North Karnataka influence..it was easy to make a simple jolada rotti oota. I make it often at home so it was not special at all :D
I would blog gattisoppu after December, when I visit India. The resources to make this tasty palle (vegetable) is too good in India than in Singapore and I can get it done from my grand mom which would be more tastier! :-)
Jolada Rotti (Sorghum flour Indian bread)
You need :
Jolada hittu : 2 cups
Water : 1 cup
Boil water with salt and when water is boiling add flour and reduce the heat. Let it boil for 3-4 mins. Remove the vessel from heat and stirr it well with a wooden stick. Cover the vessel and let it sit till the dough comes to room temperature. Spoon the dough to a big plate and mix the dough well, break all the lumps and make a uniform dough. Make orange sized balls of the dough and roll them out into rounds. Roast them on a girdle.
How to fry/roast rotti : before you turn over the bread and fry the other side, sprinkle little water on the top and let it sit for few seconds. Now turn over the bread to the other side and fry till brown. Here is a collage :
Stuffed Eggplants :
Ingredients :
For about 8-10 very small eggplants
Peanuts- half cup (roasted and deskinned)
uchellu (niger seeds) powder - 1tsp (you can use more to enhance the flavor of eggplant dish. You can substitute this with black sesame seeds but taste is not the same as you get by adding these seeds.
black sesame seeds - 1/2 tsp ( I have used little here
Garlic : 2 (size of one whole garlic here in Singapore is too big..so people can adjust this according to the taste they need)
coriander seeds - 1tsp
roasted chickpeas/chanadal/hurgadle/huridakadale -1/2tsp
roasted chanadal & urad dal mix - 1/2 tsp each to make 1tsp
coriander leaves - 1/2 cup
grated fresh coconut -1/2 cup
saarina pudi/sambar powder- 2tbsp (you can use dried red chillies and sambar pudi mix)
dried red chillies - 5 (adjust according to taste)
tamarind juice -3tbsp
jaggery - to adjust flavor
few ingredients :
Deskin peanuts, pan roast all dals, coriander seeds, sesame seeds, red chillies. Coarsely powder peanuts, let it be chunky. Keep it aside. Take rest of the dry ingredients and blend it a nice powder. Add grated coconut, coriander leaves and blend to make a paste. Use little water to blend and make a paste. Add chunky peanut powder and pulse it. Remove to a bowl, add salt, tamarind juice and give a good stir. Give a slit on the bottom of the eggplants in the shape of a 'plus'. By doing this you have preserved the cap (stem part) of brinjal. Stuff the paste into brinjal and let it aside for next 10 mins.
Oggarane/ Seasoning :
Oil - 5tbsp
mustard, curry leaves, chopped onion from 1 big onion, turmeric powder a big pinch
Heat oil in a thick bottomed pan (i use cooker pan) and add mustard seeds. Let it pop, now add curry leaves, onions, and turmeric powder and give a good stir. Cover and cook till onions are soft. Arrange the stuffed egg plants and pour the remaining sauce over it cover the cooker lid and pressure cook for 1 whistle. When the cooker cools down, release the pressure and open the lid, mix the ingredients gently. You may want to adjust flavors using grated jaggery. Serve hot with any indian bread, but best is with jolada/sorgum flour rottis.
How I made stuffed brinjal/tumbida badanekayi palya
Shenga Hindi :
Peanut chutney powder is called Shenga Hindi. A South Karnataka way of making chutney powder is a little different from North Karnataka style. I took this recipe from Harsha Bennur's Ootak Enaithri
Harsha Bennur has some exotic North Karnataka style recipes on her blog. Thanks harsha for sharing shenga hindi recipe. Recipe from here
Shenga Hindi can be kept outside the fridge for atleast two-weeks. It has no coconut in it and that makes it easier to store!
Our meal is not complete without Mosaranna (Curd Rice) here is how we make it:
Rice - 1 cup
Milk - 1/4cup (optional*)
Grated ginger and garlic -1/2 tsp
Chopped coriander leaves for garnishing
For tampering : Oil, Urad dal -1/2 tsp, green chili -1 cut into rounds, curry leaves - few,
Mash rice with salt. Add curd and mix well. Make tampering and pour over the curd and rice mix.
* If you are making the curd rice before hand, add milk and mix before you serve the curd rice. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve.
Finally a picture of all four together !
phew...! I am publishing it now..you all enjoy rotti oota while I take a break and have my lunch :-)
I am sending the whole thali to Sheetal for SWC-Karnataka, stuffed brinjal curry to Srivalli for 'Curry Mela,' and Shenga Hindi for 'Long Live the Shelf' event of Roma of Roma's Space
Few more entries going to curry mela from TOM:
All excited to see variety of curries in the round-up. Thanks for hosting Sri.


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He shows us an entire civilization so clearly that we know it better than any except our own; not by mere enumeration of details, but by the artistic use of them, and con- tinuity of physical sequence. Every gentleman has a list of things that he never mentions. Homer's list is unusually long; he does not talk about details of animal existence, the weather, indigestion, the minor miseries of mortal life. This is a kind of idealism that modem writers call tlie "fear of fac- ing life." Besides this negative idealism of omission, Homer has a positive ideal- ism that is seen in the whole temper and spirit of his works. However terrible life may be. it never loses its zest, its dig- nity, its beauty. One finds no trace of the low tide of sordid black dispair of American realistic tragedies like Miner Gantry. Idealism in Lyric Poetry Lyric poetry hardly raises the issue be- tween realism and idealism. The Greek lyricists dwell on food and drink, speak fully of their feelings and passions; they never let concealment prey overlong upon ttyem. Whatever realism they show lies in their satirical touches. The belief in an absolute beauty is the supreme idealism, and that is Sap- pho's. The lyrics of Sappho are a theme for rhapsody; not analysis. Pindar, the lyric poet of whom we know the most, is an idealist in two as- pects: the grand style, and the power of Greek literature to transfigure ex- perience. Our chief pleasure in any ex- perience is in its after taste, its memories. Since Pindar wrote there will always be 'some people whom his poems can startle more than any .personal experi- ence. He is also the\ unapproachable model of the grand style. Greek Tragedy Develops Ireal Plato tells of Socrates saying that the real poet could do tragedy and comedy equally well. The Greeks could discrimi- nate, however; they did not look for every pleasure in tragedy. 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BUILDING May Day's List of Graduate Fellowships Longer � Than Ever. MANY NEW RESIDENTS DANCES OF DEATH TO BE DRAMATIZED G. Prokosch Has Arranged a Series of Pantomimes on Diverse Themes. PEJAWAH PLAYS FLUTE Novel dances oif mediaeval and primi- tive themes will be presented this Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the Cloisters by a number of students. Miss Prokosch lias composed and directed this pageant. The principle group of dance panto- mimes is based on old wood-cuts of the Dances of Death by Holbein. These macabre themes have been set to modern music. Miss Prokosch will impersonate Death, with Alice Glover in the roll of the Gypsy. ^ Other dances are a series of the^teur F.lements and an Indian Ritual, which is modeled on authentic American Indian ceremonies. It is rumored that one of the members of the Pejawah Tribe is to furnish the musical accompaniment on native flute and 'tom-tom. Dances of Metals and Machinery and an original cotnpositidn* by Laura M. +Ialey com- plete the second part of the program. Mr. Vernon Hammond is in charge of the music. Nina Perera has designed the costumes. Tickets for the performance are now on sale at the Publicity Office, Taylor Hall. "The more we know ourselves, the injre we realize the vast areas as y t un- known," said Miss Park in chapel May Day morning. Little by little this are.t is lieing limited by allowing students to have a beginning of expert training while yet in college, although this training can actually begin only after the four year* of college have been completed. When Bryn Mawr was founded with the opportunities for advanced work included in its curriculum, eight out of the first forty-four students were doing graduate work. Today we have the largest de- partment for women graduates in the country. These, like Caleb and Joshua, are sent out to discover and come back to report. And what have they done in the world? Three hundred arc teaching in college faculties; three hundred are on the faculties of schools; and three hundred are in research. The resident Fellowships this year were announced as follows: English, to Helen Pennock South, of Philadelphia, A B., Wellesley College. 19i:i; M. A., Bryn Mawr College, 1926. Romance languages (French) to Edith Melcher. of Cynwya, Pa., A. B., Bryn Mawr Coljege, 1923, and M. A., 1924; (Spanish) to Mary Stedman Sweeney, of .Mcthuen. Mass.. A. B., Radcliffe College. 1917. and M. A.. 1MB. German to KaroFa Geiger, of Chicago, M. A.. University of Chicago. Biblical literature to Constance Mary Arnold, of Waltham. Mass., A. B, Mount Holyoke College. 1923. and M. A., 1926. History to Margaret Grace Harper, of ISronxville. N. Y., A. B., Mount Holyoke College. 1924. Social Economy and Social Research to Belle Boone Beard, f Boone Mill. Va., | A. B., Lynchburg College, 1923. Philosophy to Gladys Bryson, of Car- lisle, Ky., A. 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January, 1927. Graduate Scholarships were awarded as follows: Scholarship in Latin to Ruth Elizabeth Fairman. of Amherst, Mass., A. B., Mount Holyoke College, to be conferred. 1927, and to Aline Louise Abaecherli, of Cincinnati. A. B.. University of Cincin- nati, to be conferred. 1927. j - English to Eleanor Grace Clark* of Oberlin. Ohio, A. B., Oberlin College. 1918, and M. A., 1919. Also -to Rebecca Garrett Rhoads. of Wilmington, Del.. A. B., Bryn Mawr College, 1918, B. Litt... Oxford. University, to be conferred, laZfCVAlso.tc* Aghef^?pr�Bu,. '_u.�v.r, of Allentown. Pa., A. B� Cornell Univer- sity, to be conferred, 1927. CONTINUED ON PAQB 8 Sylvia Walker, '27, as May Queen DR. RUFUS JONES TELLS OF INDIA Eastern Thinkers, Lacking Jesus, Seek in Vain for Infinite. MEETING WITH GANDHI explain ins the Indian, mind ^ktain- if the* mil One of the most pathetic words in all religious literature is a word in Sanscrit, which means "the impossibility of find- ing God." and which occurs again and again in all the sacred books of India. "When the seeker of God has climbed as far as the ladder of reason or logic will take him, he expresses his defeat by this one hopeless word. He uses all the ingenuity of his intellect and draws on all tin- reason of wisdom ami insight, then says 'Cod is not there.'" There is a reason for this feeling of utter helplessness which permeates the inhabitants of India. Dr. Rums Jones, .speaking in Chapel Sunday evening. May 1, gave as this reason the fact that the people of India think of God as the ab- solutely perfect Infinite and therefore they l>elievc Him to be beyond^ every thing finite and imperfect. No words can explain his nature. He is according to the All Holy. Whatever the ins to. God is not there, because ind attains to it�it become* finite. No Babel building will ever take us to Him. There arc no finite ladders to the Infinite. Seekers Return Empty-Handed This is the sad result of thousands of years' search after God in India and all the East. They go out and come back with empty hands, saying they have seen and felt, but cannot say what it is. In the temple of Isis a worshipper has writ- ten these words expressing the impossi- bility of the revelation of God, "I am he that is and was and ever shall be. and my veil has no man lifted." The greatest religious genius in India concluded that all finite desires and ac- tions are futile, because they must neces- sarily end in failure. The one consum- mation of life worth striving for is the revelation of God. In India one sees men with finger nails 18 inches long, who are thus incapacitated for doing work. Others have held one arm up in the air for 30 years. Thus they believe that by doing nothing, they will avoid doing wrong. The basis of this great difficulty in wrong thinking is the idea of the ab- stract infinite. They believe that the in- finite begins beyond the finite. The problem of the ages. then, is to discover the concrete infinite in which we can feel at home. The Infinite is not beyond the finite, but reveals itself throught the finite. Czar Had "Everlasting Yea" When the Czar was attempting to build a railroad from Petrog/ad>to, AIoscow, he called a meeting of his* engineers, wfto informed him of all the insurpassable obstacles and suggested various means of CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Jean Leonard Wins Prize as Best Essayist in Senior Class. GREGSON. '28, HAS CUM Because no adequate prize can be awarded for the traits of a personality, the Mary Helen Ritchie Memorial prize, generally known as "Sunny Jim," has been abolished. The fund left by Miss Hoyt in memory of her friead Miss Ritchie, which has heretofore been used for the prize awarded to the "outstanding mem- ber of the Senior Class" will, in the future, be used for books to be placed in the Students' Building. The undergraduate prizes and scholar- ships were announced as follows : The George W. Chrlds Essay Prize to the best writer in the Senior Class, was awarded to Jean Y. Leonard, '27. Hon- orable mention was given to Elizabeth Thomas Nelson, '27. The Sheelah Kilroy Memorial Scholar- ship in English, awarded to the student who does the best work in the required courses in English, went to Alice H. Palache, 18, The Sheelah Kilroy Memorial Scholar- ship in English, awarded to the student, who does the best work in advanced courses in English, was given to Jean L. Fesler. '28. The Maria L. Eastman Brooke Hall Memorial Scholarship, awarded to the member of the Junior Class who in the middle of her Junior year has the high- est average, was given to Margaret Gregson. ':.'�. The Charles S. Hinchman Memorial Scholarship, awarded for special ability in one group subject, was given to Cath- erine Field. '28. The Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship in Science, for excellent work in science, was given to Esther Virginia Dikeman, ��8. The Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship in Foreign Languages, for excellence in work in foreign languages, was given to Elinor I'culah Amram, '28. Elizabeth Duane Gillespie Scholarship in American History and the Anna M. Powers Memorial Scholarship were given to Elizabeth Bethel. '28. The Elizabeth Wilson White Memo- rial Scholarship was given to Ruth Mar- garet Peters. 28. The St. Louis Alumnae Regional Scholarship and a special James E. Rhoads Scholarship were given to Caro- l.vn Elizabeth Asplund. '28. 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Tlie re- sponsibility really rests on the student, not on the college. It is tfp"t6jjjn6 in- vestigate the different kinds of occupa- tion for which we might have a gift. We should learn not to be easily dis- couraged at the thought of difficulties, and consider that any field where women ^ave_alr""' -;ded offers opportujii-- ties. Almost everyone has an exceptional gift in some direction, and if she cares, it is up to her to persevere and she will succeed. a.
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quote:when it hits the fan and several large corp. close or shrink...will it still be worth it
quote:To some progressive of course it will be worth it, but hey they will cut their nose to spite their face. They will never take any responsibility for the adverse affects, they will blame businesses etc.
quote:And blame conservatives.
quote:It will not be the disaster predicted by most posters here.
quote:I thought it was suppose to bring the cost of healthcare down and save 500 billion? I guess that is now off the table now and replaced with!! Everyone will have to adapt!
quote:You and your ilk
quote:Hmmm, I went back and looked at my post . . . . nope, I didn't say that.
quote:Costs will be contained eventually
quote:Yeah, just like costs at the postal office have been contained Govt doesn't do anything financially efficient, only the private sector.
quote:You may wish to learn more about the Post Office, its budget, its revenue stream and what services it provides on its budget. It's not the example you really want to use.
quote:Hmmmm, it's actually a separate entity that receives very little of its operating budget from Congress. It's mandated to do a lot at costs that are far below market. It's far from perfect but receives a bit of a bad rap.
quote: when it hits the fan and several large corp. close or shrink...will it still be worth it...
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Homestuck is pretty good. People should read it. The fact that it is long should not be a deterrent because that just means there's a lot of good stuff.
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quote:Listening to this interview Jones says all but Bridgewater expected to enroll Monday
quote:I'd love to have Brad cause he's local and for me that's usually a plus, but honestly...with the bigs we have lined up this year, I don't expect he would see much meaningful PT. And I think his skill set is more suited for inside than the wing.
quote:He says JOB is getting up at 6:30 every morning to do his workout and you can see a big difference in his body.
quote:He also says that the fresham Martin has a game similar to John Williams with his all around game of shooting, passing, ball handling etc.
quote: Can't wait for that first game against UMASS!
quote: I hope our fans can remain supportive if we struggle some early.
quote:If we aren't winning the first 5-6 games by 20+ it'll be the straw that breaks the camels back for me and I'm off the bandwagon
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Grieffon wrote:And what does the 6th star represent, Twilight's "completion"? It probably doesn't mean a new main character. I really hope not.
Maru wrote:If it makes you feel better, I wish they'd expand more on that amulet.. Plus, Fluttershy's involvement was cringe-worthy..
dj1107 wrote:That whole plan of getting outta the dome was cringe worthy & stupid. Also one thing I've ignored at this point but it needs to be address, but The show Twilight had to perform for the Saddlearabian's was just really lame. I mean your show consists of you floating animals in an infinite loop.....I could go to Sugarcube corner & watch Pumpkin do that with furniture so I dobt a Royal would be impressed by it.
Sable wrote:Magic duel was an excellent episode what are you on about....
dj1107 wrote:God now I know how CR! felt when said he hated Mysterious Mare-Do-Well........
Grieffon wrote:Who is CR?
Grieffon wrote:Who is CR?
Mr. Sefrol wrote:I've never actually seen any of these, and I've watched a couple of his vids before.
Never knew he reviewed MLP. Neat. And... for most people in general it's often the case that Mare-Do-Well is most everyone's most disliked episode. I didn't care for it myself.
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State Symbols and Official Adoptions
The North Carolina General Assembly adopted its first state symbol in 1885 with legislation recognizing the official State Flag. Since that time, the Legislature has adopted more symbols over time, from the State Dog to the State Beverage to the State Vegetable. Some symbols are emblems or iconic representations of the state's history and culture, like the flag. Others represent the state's unique natural heritage, like the Cardinal and the Venus Fly Trap, or elements that have been vital to sustaining people or the economy, like the Sweet Potato as the State Vegetable.
This list is updated as new state symbols are added.
--NCpedia's State Symbols and Other Official Adoptions Interactive Timeline.
--North Carolina General Statutes, Chapter 145: State Symbols and Other Official Adoptions.
--Related student activity guide from LEARN NC: North Carolina Scavenger Hunt
--Articles on State Symbols in NCpedia
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- Reptile
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- Salute, Flag
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- Song
- Sport
- Stone, Precious
- Tartan
- Toast
- Tree
- Vegetable
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How can you find out who sponsered the bill to have the state symbols adopted? We are looking for insect, reptile and precious stone.
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I have a heavy wooden (early 1900's??)wall seal of NC, probably 2 ft in diameter. I wonder if it has antique value. It's very heavy.
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I love this website!
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Interesting for sure, didn't know there were so many official things for each state lol. How does the government find the time to do all this, but no time to create jobs, help people get an education or start a business? Sure makes you wonder...
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GREAT SITE!!!!!!!! Got lots of info. My project is gonna be AWESOME!!! Thanks..... whoever made this website!!
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hate this!!! i was looking for SC symbols
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Sheesh! Calm down
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Aw... do you really hate it? Or did you just want to leave a silly comment? ;)
I'm afraid SC symbols is outside the scope of the NCpedia. It is all about North Carolina.
You may wish to try a site about South Carolina, like http://www.sciway.net/hist/symbols.html or http://www.scstatehouse.gov/studentpage/coolstuff/symbols.shtml.
Good luck in your research!
Michelle Czaikowski, Government & Heritage Library
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thanks for all the facts it really helped with my NC state project.
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Quote:You chose the +30 intellect enchant on your mace over the +63 spell power enchant. Explain to our readers why you feel the +30 intellect is more valuable for a paladin.My goal is to gain the best possible longevity for my mana pool. From my point of view it doesn't matter if you have 300 spell power more or less on an encounter as a paladin. Every bit of additional mana regen also allows the paladin to use their divine plea less and make the glyph of holy light more viable. It is better to have someone keeping a steady HPS on their respective targets instead of a meleeing holy paladin who stop casts every second holy light and uses plea more often with less profit, remember that this decision is based on the fact that you are making use of the glyph of holy light. Of course every player can choose for themselves on what to use, it also depends on the play style of the individual.
Zabad wrote:I'm srry but i would rather take the SP. This is because I think ur giving up just to much SP for the little intellect u gain. If they made a wotlk version then it would definately be the best enchant.
shimba wrote:Holy Light spamming, which is by many considered "the way to go" these days, relies heavily on stacking intellect..So, +30 int ( http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=27968 ) would be considered superior to the +63 SP one.Is it possible to give it a greater score aswell?
brudoxx wrote:I think that the 63 spellpower is the best choice. The reason I think this is because of the fact that holy light does use mana, but it is more mana efficient if you spam flash of light the cast time is faster and you will heal more for less mana.


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According to a Pew Research Center survey conducted in late June and early July of last year, 74% of U.S. Catholics said they were very or somewhat satisfied with the pope's leadership, with just over one in five saying they were very or somewhat dissatisfied. That 74% is about the same number who approved of how Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, was leading the Church, in a Pew poll from 2002.
The 74% who said last summer that they were very or somewhat satisfied with the pope's leadership was slightly lower than the 83% who approved the performance of the nuns and sisters and the 82% who felt the same way about parish priests, and it was equal to the amount who were very or somewhat satisfied with the leadership of U.S. bishops.
Benedict's numbers seem to have improved from three years ago, when the Catholic Church was dealing with renewed headlines here in the U.S. that spotlighted sexual abuse by priests. According to a CNN/ORC International poll conducted in April 2010, 59% of American Catholics had a favorable view of the pope, and a majority of them thought Benedict was doing a bad job dealing with the problem of sexual abuse by priests.
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Jello Biafra was floored by a Burning Image demo played only once on Maximum Rock n Roll in the 1980s, and invited them to open for the Dead Kennedys in San Francisco. An amazing but now rare single followed, then the band disappeared. But now you can get a sneak listen to their upcoming cd of that 7 inch and a host of unreleased songs! Jello had also long been trying to get The Mentally Ill to do a proper release since their infamous "Gacy's Place" EP from the old Killed-By-Death series was fetching insane amounts on eBay. Finally "Gacy's Place" is re-released along with 17 other unreleased tracks on CD and LP!! Jello calls it the sickest punk record ever made! Judge for yourself and check out the mp3s and band page for more information. Go to our mp3 page here and check out 3 songs from the upcoming Burning Image "1983-1987" cd (virus 316) and four songs from The Mentally Ill's "Gacy's Place: The Undiscovered Corpses" cd (virus 315)!
Both records will be released in May, 2004!
3/10/04 For Immediate Release: JELLO BIAFRA APOLOGIZES TO FANS FOR LATEST DEAD KENNEDYS "DEAF CLUB" FIASCO I am sorry I have to be the whistle blower yet again. I am deeply embarrassed by the poor quality of their new Live at the Deaf Club CD. It could have been a good album. But in my opinion the sound quality and remix are so lame it's not even as good as the versions on Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death. And those mixes are almost 20 years old. If they really "spent the better part of a year" on this, I wonder what they were really doing most of the time. I don't think the artwork is as boring as Mutiny on the Bay, but it doesn't really rock my world either. To me it's a dumbed-down version of the good stuff Winston Smith and I made, but now it seems deliberately designed not to offend anyone. Sad. I relayed my concerns to East Bay Ray, but as usual I never heard back. I have also been confronted several times at shows by people feeling ripped off by the Making of In God We Trust Inc. DVD. They said they felt especially burned by only 22 minutes of content, and that the karaoke section was as stupid as the elves (yes, elves) on the cover. Please, folks, I had nothing to do with this! Like the fake Dead Kennedys "reunion" tours, I did not authorize either of these projects and was not allowed any meaningful input at all. I can't double-check the 22 minutes or whatever because I am not allowed to possess the MVD releases unless I buy them from a store. I have never received copies, or even a contract, from Ray & Co. at all. Nor am I allowed to see all the books. In 1998 the other ex-Dead Kennedy's filed a vicious lawsuit against me stemming from a dispute that got ugly when I opposed putting "Holiday in Cambodia" in a Levi's Dockers TV commercial. Unfortunately, their lawsuit is still going on. I maintain my innocence, and am sickened by what they have done to exploit Dead Kennedys once - good name and legacy since. I would like to go into much deeper detail about all this, but our attorneys have asked me not to. Let's just say it is far from over, uglier than ever, with no end in sight. So please be aware of the mentality behind all current Dead Kennedys releases, and where the money is really going. If anyone wishes to help in any way, please support the Alternative Tentacles Legal Defense Fund:
Alternative Tentacles Legal Defense Fund
On the Internet: http://www.alternativetentacles.com/page.php?page=atlegalfund Any and all help is very deeply appreciated. Lick Bush in '04,
Jello Biafra 02/07/04: Jello endorses Instant Runoff Voting in Berkeley! Jello has added his endorsement to the campaign for Measure I, a local Berkeley initiative that is part of the March 2nd California elections. Measure I would enable the Berkeley City Council to enact an Instant Run-off Voting system, similar to those already in place in Cambridge, MA, Australia, and Ireland! The IRV system is a long-standing goal of Green Parties world-wide! More information on Measure I and IRV here! 02/07/04: Punk Voter & Jello Biafra in Austin! That's right, it's a South By Southwest extravaganza put on by our pals at Punkvoter.com! Acts: NOFX, Alkaline Trio, Dillinger Four, David Cross (Comedian), Against Me!, The Lawrence Arms, with Jello Biafra as the Master of Ceremonies! It's all on Friday, March 19th @ Emo's, Austin, Texas! 11/24/03: Jello in Translation...
In order to make Jello's words more available to an international audience, some of our friends have helped with translating his spoken word performance and writings.
You can read Jello's spoken word performance in Prague from October 2003, translated into Czech at the Czech indy media site. There is a photo gallery and two translations here and here.
Also, Jello's eulogy for Wesley Willis has been translated into Turkish and is available at www.geceservisi.net. Click on the "Haberler" link to read the eulogy. In the recall election Jello voted for Peter Miguel Camejo (Green Party candidate). He endorsed Peter's campaign for the recall election and also for the 2002 Gubernatorial election. It's a real shame and sham that Gray Davis didn't resign from his position. This would have placed Lt. Governor Cruz Bustamante into a temporary incumbency that would have improved his electoral chances. But, Davis refused to admit the public's disdain for his governing and likelihood of Arnold Schwarzenegger to be voted into office. The recall election occurred and the voters sent an obvious message to Davis and Bustamante that they would rather see Arnold in office than either of them. California Uber Alles, indeed. Jello is also endorsing Matt Gonzalez' mayoral campaign for San Francisco. Matt is a Green Party candidate and is currently the highest ranking Green in the country as President of the Board of Supervisors for San Francisco. The election for mayor will be held in November 2003. Jello continues to be invited to speak at Green Party rallies that have included supporters such as Patti Smith, Michael Moore, Tom Tomorrow (artist of Modern World comix), Eddie Vedder, Phil Donahue, Studs Terkel, Medea Benjamin (co-founder of Global Exchange, Code Pink and Occupation Watch Center of Baghdad) and, of course, Ralph Nader. Jello has no plans to run for president in 2004, but encourages all of his supporters to look into running for public office. Changing our government starts in local elections. Find out what you can do to make those changes occur. For more information about the Green Party, take a look at http://www.greens.org 10/06/03: Fat Mike (NOFX, Fat Wreck) Recruits Jello for Punk Voter Fat Mike (NOFX, Fat Wreck) recently started Punk Voter and just asked Jello to climb on board. He did. Punk Voter aims to : Activate punks and other disenfranchised young people to participate in elections; to form a coalition to expose the chaotic policies of George W. Bush and his current adminsitration; and to build a coalition of informed voters who can individually and collectively influence public policy. Jello has just climbed on board with PunkVoter.com (even though their website makes no mention of it at press time). There is also talk of Jello being included in the Rock Against Bush concerts (& commercials ? ?) beginning in January in Iowa and New Hampshire performing his spoken word. So check our website (and others) for updates on all of this. Two similar organizations are also picking up steam : (Some Artists affiliated with one or the other organizations are : Jello Biafra, NOFX, Good Charlotte, Sonic Youth, The Donnas, Green Day, Sum 41, Liars, Locust, Erase Errata,...) For more information see: 09/18/03: Jello To Tour Europe in October Jello Biafra will be touring Europe from October 2 - November 4th (Spoken Word). See all of the Tour Dates in our, uh, Tour Dates Section 08/22/03: Jello Biafra On Wesley Willis FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: WESLEY WILLIS 1963-2003 We lost Wesley Willis some time before 9PM Chicago time August 21, 2003. Word is he died peacefully. The likely cause may be heart failure. Wes had been battling leukemia for less than a year. No services are planned as of yet. There will probably be a memorial concert, or at least a gathering in his honor in Chicago in the near future. We will let you know. Wesley will go down as one of the most unique songwriters and entertainment personalities in history. His music, lyrics, drawings, insight and the way he put them together are like no one else. Ever. There will never be another. As I got to know Wes, what really struck me was his sheer will power, his unrelenting drive to succeed and over come his horrifically poor background, child abuse, racism, chronic schizophrenia and obesity among other things. He was the most courageous person I have ever known. Yet through it all he had such a deep, all-encompassing love of life. Little things, big things. He loved bus rides. He loved watching trains. He loved writing songs about how much he loved his friends. He loved travelling to new towns so he could headbutt new friends. Is there any band he saw that escaped being in their own song about how much he loved their show? He was so warm, so sweet, so giving. He could be a handful when he came to visit; but as soon as he left, we'd miss him immediately. As his long time friend Dennis Cooper said, "No More Demons." The voices in Wesley's head can't yell at him and put him down any more. Wes was deeply religious. He was afraid that if he died he would no longer get to go see bands play. If there is a hereafter I hope he's right up front as Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, his beloved Otis Redding and his dear friend Bradley from Sublime "storm the stage" as the crowd "roars like a sea monster." All opening for Wesley, of course. It will be hard now that he's gone, but I'm not going to let myself stop enjoying the funny stuff, or the look on people's faces when they first hear "Rock n Roll McDonalds," or the memories of the good times and Wesley's many adventures. He wouldn't want it any other way. There are many down times when all I have to do is think of one of Wes's songs, something he said or simply marvel at his Wesley-isms, and the clouds part and a smile comes to my face. I think he does that for a lot of people. He always will. Rock over London Rock on Chicago Sail on, Wes. I love you. Jello Biafra 8-22-03 For more info and MP3's: 08/15/03: Jello Declines Latest DK "re-union" PR stunt "Offer" Re: Their press release "inviting" me to join their cash-in nostalgia show in Hollywood on August 19th. To put it mildly, this reeks of false advertising. They obviously aren't serious or they would have called me on the phone. Instead, their message came through their lawyers and their publicist. What's the matter, not enough Hot Topic bozo teens flocking to stuff cash in their bikinis? Are they having that much trouble selling tickets to a bar that holds less than 600 people? If they really want to, "bury the hatchet," why won't they stop suing me? They have been dragging me through court for almost six years now, and have refused attempts to compromise and settle. I feel sorry for anyone duped into paying top dollar for a ticket because they heard, "I might be there". But I hardly think I'm "letting fans down" by refusing to be part of a nostalgia scam. It makes even less sense than the California Recall election. Sorry I'm not running, folks, but I didn't want to take votes away from Gary Coleman. No, seriously, I'm supporting the high-quality Green Party nominee with the vision and skills to govern - Peter Camejo! Please vote for him. 07/14/03: Ice-T & Jello on a hot afternoon Jello Biafra introduced Ice-T /BodyCount at the Warped Tour on Saturday in San Francisco. Jello got to the Teal Stage and was putting down Bush and his politics and constant war, etc. irritating the crowd who then started throwing full bottles of pop at him (and one orange stink bomb). He loved it, stirring up controversy, making people think - ah, being "punk"! What a novel idea at the Warped Tour! Jello also attended Ice-T /BodyCount 'sPalo Alto show Saturday night. Ice-T introduced Jello to the crowd and told everyone to give their support and respect to Jello, cause he's a real G. Then Jello sang Cop Killer alongside Ice-T on stage. At the end of the set Jello dove into the crowd, getting a ride. 07/03/03: Jello Jealous Again at Black Flag Show Here is what happened during the Rollins Band show at the Fillmore on Tuesday night: Henry Rollins enlisted Keith Morris to tour with him and the guys in Mother Superior that are also the musicians for the Rollins Band. They perform Black Flag songs. All proceeds go to raise money for DNA testing for the West Memphis Three (www.wm3.org). They are also promoting the recording, Rise Above, that features various singers (Lemmy, Ice-T, Hank III, QOTSA, etc.) singing Black Flag songs. All proceeds of Rise Above benefit the West Memphis Three. As they tour, they ask different singers to join them on stage for a song. The song Jello performed was Jealous Again. Jello also pulled the winning raffle ticket for a clear body Dan Armstrong Dan-electro guitar. All of the people that participated on the Rise Above record signed it, including Jello. P.S. It was a blast, the crowd roared like a lion when Jello got to the stage. And yes, Jello dove into the crowd at the end of the song. Awesome! He wore his WM3 t-shirt too. 06/24/03: Jello Wants Your Help : Wesley Willis vol. 3 A note from Jello: "Hello! I'd like to talk more about the latest ugly chapter in the increasingly Kafka-esque DKs,Inc. nightmare, but our attorney's have me under a strict gag order not to shoot my mouth off until the next round of court hearings. Meanwhile, its full speed ahead on a mid-Fall release of the long-awaited Wesley Willis' "Greatest Hits, Volume 3" CD. We would like your input & help in putting this new album together. We don't think studio recordings exist of some of his more recent
classics. Does anyone out there have good live recordings of any of
these songs?: He also wrote an entire album abot his struggle with Leukemia. Did he perform any of that on the last tour? We only want these if the sound quality is good, "the rock band is aw-some-" and Wesley is fired up. Other hot performances and between-song monologues are welcome too. (I'd still like to hear those early cassette tapes he sold in subway stations in the early 90's.) Other nominations are welcome but I'm already at a logjam of over 40 winners. Got any good photos? Wesley tattoos? (I saw 2 in one day (!) in Denver awhile back.) To submit material: With the world on a hellride and demons here at home his spirit is more
uplifting and refreshing than ever. 06/20/03: Jello Biafra Appeal Denied in Lawsuit Filed by Other ex-Dead Kennedys We are shocked that the California State Court of Appeals has denied our appeal in an unpublished opinion, and sent the dispute back to San Francisco Superior Court for further hearings. Those hearings will give us an opportunity to prove facts different from those claimed by the other ex-Dead Kennedys. So, unfortunately, this dispute is far from over. We are far from giving up. Stay tuned. Sadly this means we need your support now more than ever. If interested, please help us out through the Alternative Tentacles Legal Defense Fund, http://www.alternativetentacles.com/page.php?page=atlegalfund


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The College News Volume I. No. 22 BRYN MAWR, PA., MARCH 25, 1915 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH M 4.30 P. 11.�Gymnastic Contest. 8 P. u.�Lecture by Paul Douglas under the auspices of the History Club. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 10 a. u.�Vocational Conference in the Chapel. SUNDAY, MARCH 2� 6 p. H.�Vespers. Speaker, Mias Marie Spahr, College Settlement, N. Y. C. 8 p. u�Chapel. Preacher, The Rev. Joseph Ross Stevenson, D.D., Director of the Princeton Theological Seminary. MONDAY, MARCH 2� Basket-ball Practice begins. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Easter Vacation begins at one o'clock. THURSDAY, APRIL � Easter Vacation ends at 9 a. m. FRIDAY, APRIL 9 HRecital of songs "The Songs of Miarka" by Signora G. Di Vincenso, under the auspices of the French Club, for the benefit of the Belgian Relief Fund. Faculty Tea for the Graduates, Radnor Hall. SUNDAY, APRIL 11 8 p. it.�Chapel Sermon by Professor Edward Steiner. Professor of Applied Chris- tianity in Grinnell College, Iowa. SATURDAY, APRIL 17 Performance of H. M. S. Pinafore by the members of the Glee Club. MARGUERITE DARKOW WIN8 EURO- PEAN FELLOWSHIP President Thomas' Address in Chapel Friday, March 19 OFFICIAL NOTICE A scholarship of the value of two hun- dred dollars has been offered by Miss Mary Rachel Morris of the Class of 1906, In memory of her father, Austin Hull Norris, for a student of ability and prom- ise to whom scholarship is the chief aim in College and who comes from a family where education is thought worth the sacrifice of comfort and amusement. The scholarship is to be awarded for 1915-16, but only if a candidate with these qualifications is found. ALUMN-C NOTES Dorothy S. Wolfe, '12, has announced her engagement to Paul Douglas. Mr. Douglas is doing graduate work at Colum- bia University. Grace Hutchins, '07, who has been teaching at St. Hilda's, Wuchang, China, has been appointed Principal of the school for next year. The school, which is under the Episcopal Board of Missions, is one of the largest for girls in China. The new building holds about three hun- dred girls, and is well equipped even with a large gymnasium, the gift of a Bryn Mawr alumna. Wuchang is a large edu- cational centre and we have heard ru- mours that the aim of some of the Alum nae working there is to found a College for Women finally, a Chinese Bryn Mawr. Tracy Mygatt, '08. Is the Field Secre- tary for the East of the Church Socialist League. Jeanette C. Grtfflth, '08, is the Director sar College. This house is supported by the students as a club-house for the maids on the campus. Charlotte Claflin, '11, has an appoint- ment as teacher of infant hygiene under the Child Hygiene Division of the Depart- ment of Health of Newark. N. J. Fanny Barber. "09. Is teaching in the Cathedral School for Girls In Bagnio. Ben guet. P. I. Alpine Parker. '11. is Director of Phys- ical Training at the Friends' School. Bal 11 more. We have met together in Chapel this morning to honor those students who with an ardent and humble heart have submitted themselves to instruction and have gained knowledge and the begin- nings of wisdom. All colleges exist to give instruction. All students go to col- lege to gain knowledge. In the hiero- glyphics sculptured on the earliest Egyp- tian pyramids, in the inscriptions and writings of Greece and Rome, In the mon- asteries and convents of the Middle Ages, at the courts of the dissolute Ital- ian princes of the Renaissance youthful scholars were honored. From the begin- ning of recorded time until the present the world has thought it a very great thing to be successful in youth in gain- ing knowledge. At Bryn Mawr College to-day it is really a very great honor in your graduate work during one or two years to have proved to your professors that you are eager for learning and able to learn. It Is really a very great achievement to have been able to main- tain through a college course like ours at Bryn Mawr day in and day out for four years a uniformly high level of in- tellectual work. Such a record cannot be the result of chance. It does not mean a spurt of hard work and then periods of neglectful work. It means steady, faith- ful work from day to day which in itself is an extraordinary quality and one quite apart from inherited intellectual ability. If to mental gifts these qualities of faith- fulness, perseverance, self-denial are added the combination makes a wonder- ful equipment for your future lives. It en- sures not only success in what ever you undertake, but something much better than mere success�a life of the highest kind of usefulness. When we award prizes for distinguished academic work, we sometimes forget that we are honor- ing not only the ability to study, but also other qualities that make successful stu- dents. The more I-watch the after lives of graduates of Bryn Mawr and of other colleges, the more I have come to believe that academic standing in college Is a very good proof of the possession of those qualities which make men and women in- fluential in the community. It is improb- able that you will be among the first ten honor students of our Bryn Mawr gradu- ating classes unless you possess qualities which will be of great importance to you after leaving college. A careless, neglect- ful student is not apt to be a very trust- worthy or faithful sort of person. It Is barely possible that such a student may have a change of heart after leaving Bryn Mawr College, but it is not probable. Col- lege students have already begun to mani- fest certain characteristics that will go with them through life. Of course, we must remember that the race Is not always to the swift. A student who learns easily , may be out-distanced in the long run by i other less intellectually gifted compel 1- j tors, but such a student rarely wins our European Fellowships which are tests of ! staying-power and hard work as well as j of Intellectual ability. Competitions like those for our Euro- pean Fellowships seem to me very use- ful. They teach us to honor ability when we find it, to feel pleasure In each oth- er's achievements, and to admire ability and scholarly excellence. It is one of the ! most delightful consequences of the past ' ages of the repression, and perhaps I may add the oppression, of women, that wom- en as a clasB have learned to stand to- gether and to rejoice in the most gener- ous way in one another's successes. All oppressed classes of the community learn this class solidarity. Jews, even at pres- ent, combine to assist one another. In like manner, as women you will, I believe, be able to rely on the assistance ana gen- erous praises of other women in your scholarly work. The trend of modern education is to honor distinguished intellectual merit. It 1b because democracy has not yet learned to honor public service that we have not developed great public servants. According to Milton the love of fame is the "last infirmity of noble minds," but It is a question whether a desire for true fame is not one of the highest of human enthusiasms. Let us then unite in prais- ing and honoring to-day our European Fellows who are Just entering on their career as students and, we hope, as schol- ars. "The faculty makes the following nomi- nations to the Board of Directors for the award of the European fellowships, the gift of the College: "For the Mary E. Garrett European Fellowship awarded to a graduate stu- dent In her second year of work at Bryn Mawr for the doctor's degree, who seems to the faculty to give most promise of success in scholarship and research: Charlotte D'Evelyn, B. L. 1911, Mills Col- lege, of San Francisco, specializing in English Philology. Miss D'Evelyn came to Bryn Mawr from Mills College where she had been trained by a Doctor of Philosophy of Bryn Mawr College, Pro- fessor Hope Trover to whom she does great credit. From 1913-15 she has been a Scholar in English at Bryn Mawr Col- lege. Her dissertation which is well under way will necessitate her going abroad to complete it probably in the Bodleian Library at Oxford. "The Mary E. Garrett Fellowship has been given 21 times:�in Classics, 6 times; in English, 3; in Mathematics, 3; In Romance Languages, 2; in Biology, 2; In Semitic Languages, 1; in History, 1; in Archaeology, 1; in Physics, 1; in Chem- istry. 1. Of our 21 Mary E. Garrett Fellowships 11 are at work in colleges either teaching or in administrative work; 4 are teaching in schools; 1 is a curator of a museum, 2 are studying and only 2 have no occupation (I really wonder if they have no occupation). Fourteen have received their Ph.D. de- grees. } "For the President's European Fellow- ship the faculty has nominated Caroline Austin Duror, specializing in Geology, Barnard College, B.S. 1914; Scholar In Geology, Bryn Mawr College, 1914-15. She Is only 21 years old. She too has studied under a Bryn Mawr graduate, Professor Ida Ogilvie, Bryn Mawr, 1900. Professor Bascom tells me that all the women geologists now working in the United States have studied in the Bryn Mawr department of geology for one or more years. Miss Duror will continue the good tradition. "The President's European Fellowship awarded after one year's work in the graduate school of Bryn Mawr to a wo- man Intending to take her doctor's de- gree has been conferred 18 times: 4 in Philosophy. 4 in Biology. 2 in German. 2 in Physics. 1 in Classics, 1 in French. 1 in History. 1 In Economics, 1 in Mathe- matics. 1 in Chemistry It has never been awarded in geology, the subject in which it has been given this year. Of these 19. 8 are teaching in colleges, 4 .xtfiwtrf m Pa#� BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATE8 OF GREEK AND ROMAN LIFE Bought Out of the Fletcher Bequest The department of archaeology has acquired an interesting series of colored plates illustrative of ancient Greek and Roman life. These are now on exhibi- tion on the screens of the Art Reading Room, where it is hoped that not merely those who are interested in the classics, but also the race of those who nourish an "instinctive distrust for all antiqui- ties" will use the occasion to alter or con- firm their impressions. The subjects illustrated are very var- ious. One plate is devoted to ancient ships, and illustrates the Egyptian Nile boat, the ship of the Homeric age, of the later Greek traders, the narrow three- banked war-galleys, and the types in the Roman navy and merchant marine. On the early Greek vessels It is interesting to mark a curious animism which thinks of ships as animals and gives them eyes with which to see their way, or carves the bow at the water-line Into a great boar's head. It is to the remnant of this feeling that our own ships owe their fig- ure-heads and the rare distinction of feminine gender. The eyes still survive on Mediterranean ships to-day. Two other plates Illustrate the Greek and Roman dwelling, with its Mediter- ranean instinct for a central court and a carelessness for exterior appearance which still characterize Italian palazzi and the houses of modern Turkey. Two plates, illustrative of the ancient theatre, may make more vivid the ma- terial conditions of ancient drama. A play acted in the open, before a large and 1 distant audience, makes mask and pad- ding natural. In excluding minute dis- play of emotion through facial expres- sion and subtlety of pose. It forces Itself to be hieratic, to maintain the broadness of gesture and restraint of action which makes Greek tragedy so different from modern play-house drama. A set of seven plates Illustrates mili- tary antiquities. One exhibits the Greek soldiery, from the pre-Homerlc warrior of the Mycenaean age, with horned helmet and double shield, to the type that fought at Marathon or, one hundred and fifty years later, followed Alexander Into In- dia. Two plates show the types and armour of the Roman war-system. Ill other plates, the weapons and siege-ma- chines, the camps and frontier defences, are shown In detail. Perhaps it is not without interest in these days to learn the means by which a Roman general, without gun-powder or other explosive, could capture the strongest walled towns by actual battery. But the most attractive of the plates are perhaps those which illustrate an- cient costume. For the Greeks, clothing was not the artificial limb-casing, the tailor-made "bird-skin with changeable feathers." which the modern type tends to produce. Instead of being rigid and un- adaptable. It was fluent and ever-differ- ent, so that merely to wear one's clothes was in Itself an art.�an art which in- volved Its own constant exercise and adaptation. It was a poignant scoff which Sappho uttered when she wrote. \\ hat country maid in robe arrayed With snares thy sense enrank Who hath not shift, her gown to In With grace about he,r ankles?" Nothing could illustrate the srtistfc �!� tnent In Greek life more vividly than the (Cm*mm4 m r�*> 3)
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