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The College News VOL. XXI, No. 8 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1934 ^L'gM^s"^? PRICE 10 CENTS M. de Chateaubriand Was Miserable Widl Brilliant, Witty Wife M. Paul Hazard Describes Love of Power and Remoteness of Romanticist Goodhart, December 10. The theme of M. Paul Hazard's lec- ture: "La Femme d'un Grand Homme, Madame de Chateaubriand," was "He, She, and then He and She together." M. Hazard gave us a pic- ture of Rene and Celeste de Chateau- briand as separate people, who re- mained quite definitely separate all their lives, and finally advised us nev- er to marry a man who was a genius. Ren6 de Chateaubriand was a Bre- ton nobleman, not quite so tall as he wished to be, but handsome, with a magnificent constitution and a beau- tiful voice, which he thoroughly en- joyed using, especially to read his own works aloud. He had a remarkable creative intelligence, and a penetrat- ing understanding of people. His ca- pacity for enjoying life was tremen- dous, and so was his foolhardiness. When he went to America, he had himself tied to the mast to watch a storm, and was lowered by pulleys into a sea full of sharks, so that he might not forego any exciting experiences. Chateaubriand a Dissatisfied Lover M. de Chateaubriand was a great lover: of Pauline de Beaumont, of La Comtesse de Mouchine, and of Madame Recamier, whose salon he made his own. He loved power, though he want- ed to be rid of it as soon as it bored him; he loved money* and wasted it prodigiously; he loved politics and the monarchy for which he fought, was wounded, and exiled. So deep was his devotion to it that he could not bear the idea of Louis Philippe's being king, and left the house of peers for- ever at his accession. With all his enthusiasm, Chateau- briand found that when he had every- thing he hoped for in the world, sud- denly everything turned to dust and Continued on Page Three Principals of Cymbeline Seated, left to right: Letitia Brown, '37, asTIymbeline: Isabel Seltzer, '37, as the Queen. Standing, left to right: Adeline Furness, '35, as Imogen; Ruth Woodward, '37, as Posthumous Leonatus; Margaret Veeder, '36, as Cloten; Sally Park, '36, as Pisanio; and Edith Rose, '37, as Iachimo. Romeo and Juliet A Special Performance of Katherine Cornell's production of Romeo and Juliet is sched- uled for Friday, December 21, at the Martin Beck Theatre, for the Benefit of the David Mannes Music School. Bernheimer Lecture Is Coming Mr. Charles L. Bernheimer is going to give an illustrated lecture on The Search for the Earliest American Civilization on Sunday, December 16, at 5 o'clock in the Deanery. Mr. Bern- heimer has discovered hitherto un- known cliff ruins and dinosaur tracks which the American Museum of Nat- ural History has pronounced the most perfect specimens ever found. "I Calls It Spinach and I Yells for More" Is Rallying Cry of Hungry Horde at Tea "Let's go over to the Inn for tea and have some spinach," would seem to be a favorite remark at Bryn Mawr. When we first heard it, we thought it so incongruous that we rushed to the smoking room in high glee to tell of our amusing discovery. And were looked upon with patroniz- ing scorn by all the inhabitants. "Of course�the,Inn's spinach is wonder- ful�it makes a grand tea! Haven't you ever eaten it there?" As a result of this amazing answer, we set out to find out more about the feeding hab- its of the Bryn Mawr undergradu- ate. Naturally, the first place we went was the College Inn. Truly enough, spinach is a favorite dish. Some girls come in quite regularly about four o'clock for their spinach with poached egg. Others, who prefer a bit of variety, choose a vegetable plat- ter. And with almost everyone, spin- ach is the preferred vegetable for sup- per. For those of us who are not quite such health children, however, the regular tea, consisting of a ham- burger or frankfurter sandwich, a pecan bun, or toast, and tea or coffee, is the usual thing. We don't go in for desserts, but make up for our lack of a sweet tooth by consuming coffee on<.trry possible occasion. At the Greek's, or, more formally, the Bryn Mawr Confectionery, quanti- ties of toasted cheese and toasted egg- and-olive sandwiches are consumed nightly, with coca-cola, beer, coffee, and chocolate frosteds as supplements. To those who cannot join the parade, and must remain at college, large bags of the same foods are carried by their more fortunate friends. Fudge and fresh fruit sundaes are among the more popular sweets. Our preferences in college food arc stated loudly and often. Orange juice is the favorite fruit at breakfast: if we are served whole oranges, instead of the juice, we squeeze our own at the table. We definitely don't like apples, and are only mildly fond of grapes and prunes. In spite of all our reducing diets, we manage to consume almost eight hundred pounds of potatoes and two hundred forty quarts of ice cream a week, besides our daily portion of milk per day, which amounts to something like one hundred seventy-nine quarts. Crackers, too, break down our resist- ance. (It has always been a fact that it is the people on non-starch diets who eat up all the crackers.) One meal that continues in preferment is that which consists of brown bread, potatoes, and baked beans, although we complain bitterly of the color scheme. For salad and dessert, lettuce and fruit cup, respectively have first places. Other salads have been tried, but none have had the popularity that is accorded plain lettuce, so that has been adopted as the constant. About thirty-two dozen heads of iceberg let- tuce are ordered week!" For <sMT&, w%�_...�xys prefer the after-dinner va- riety to that served at breakfast, even though we have been informed time and time again that they ate the same brand made in the same way. The college bookshop supplies the college with even more food, as well as the very necessary cigarettes, chew- ing gum, tomato juice, et al. Noctur- nal pilgrimages to the hall-bookshops are usual occurrences; from these we return, laden with edibles and bev- erages to last until the small hours. Continued on Page Three Teachers Must Have Psychology, Sympathy Miss Johnson, Mrs. Appel State Development of Initiative Is Basis of Teaching TACT IS AN ESSENTIAL Common Room, December 11. At the vocational tea on teaching, both Miss Johnson and Mrs. Appel stressed the fact that in modern edu- cation, the teachers should put their greatest effort into arousing the chil- dren's interest. The object of teach- ing is to open a child's, mind to new- experiences, to induce concentration and observation, and to make the child use his mental resources to the best of his ability. Mrs. Appel spoke first, on the nurs- ery school and its goals. There is the intellectual goal, for which the teaciser must study the individual development of each child and be ready to help at the essential moment. In nursery school, a child must learn to explore and to combine the things he has learn- ed. In a modern nursery school, the teacher is no longer the center of at- tention; learning is left up to the child's initiative, tempted by sand- piles, blocks, easels, jungle gyms, and such simple things as packing cases and boards. The school organizes ex- peditions so that the children may have experiences that they will re- member. Some children do not con- centrate or see the possibilities in their material, and need the teacher to help them. Another goal of the nursery school is emotional growth. The school is usually the child's first attempt at self-reliance, and must encourage a Continued on Page Five Varsity Dramatics Censured for Choice of Play and Mediocrity of Performance Directors Receive Praise for Achieving Rapidity of Tempo in Production of Cymbeline, but Overcutting of Lines -. Prevents Emotional Acting ONE SET INGENIOUSLY USED THROUGHOUT PLAY College Calendar Friday, December 14. Dr. Karl K. Darrow on Waves and Cn/ntals. Goodhart. 8.20 P. M. Sunday, December 16. Mr. Charles L. Bernheimer on The Search for the Earliest Ameri- can Civilization. Deanery. 5.00 P. M. Christmas Carol Service and address by Bishop Creighton. Goodhart, 7.45 P. M. Monday, December 17. League party, 4.00-6.30 P. M. Common Room. Meeting of International Club and Dr. Gray's lecture on The New Republic in Spain. Common Room. 8.00 P. M. Tuesday, December 18. Dr. Miiller on Mexico. Music Room. 5.00 P. M. Maid's Party. Gym. Wednesday, December 19. Party in Deanery. Carol sing- ing. Goodhart, December 8. The Varsity Dramatics performance of The Tragedy of Cymbeline met with our highest approval in that we re- joiced mightily to think that a Shakespearean play was for the first time in our memory to grace the boards of Goodhart. Cymbeline was, to us at any rate, a totally unknown quantity, and we were delighted at the opportunity of seeing a play that is so seldom produced. We cannot but feel, however, now that Cymbeline has come and gone from our lives, that the choice of that particular play was a poor one. It is one of Shakespeare's last efforts, and while interesting historically for that reason, is nevertheless not worth the trouble of doing for its own peculiar excellences. The mechanics of the play are glaringly obvious, and it is not motivated by the devastating pas- sions that usually in Shakespeare's plays sweep the action before them. None of the splendor and poetry of line that makes Shakespeare's earlier plays so well worth the learning is present in Cymbeline, and we think that the time and painstaking effort that were obviously spent on>this pro- duction could have been more profit- ably employed in doing, for instance, Twelfth Night, or A Winters' Tale. We regret to have to state further that the production of Cymbeline did not even approach the usual level of Varsity Dramatics performances. It is, of course, infinitely more difficult to do a finished performance of a Shakespearean than of a later play, and much may be forgiven the direc- tors on the score that this was their first attempt to work in a medium that requires highly skillful acting and more expert directing than is usu- ally necessary. The main point, how- ever, in which the directors might have been more successful than thev Tyrolean Atmosphere Is Rampant at Dance Gym, Wee Hours, December 8-9. There was considerable looking at us at the Christmas dance. We were one of the most charming assem- blages ever seen at a dance in the Gym, and the Gym itself was a sight to behold with sparkling eye even the morning before. If we had spoken to ourselves at the dance, \vc probably would not have recognized ourselves; our best friends found themselves un- able to remember our names when the cutting had gotten under way. The gymnasium itself was an extraordi- nary sight: spaghetti-like strips con- cealed the baskets, and travel posters and beer mugs and pretzels in silhou- ette disguised the walls and bars. The tables were covered with red and white checked cloths and for center- piece each table had a bottle (a beer, a wine, or a whiskey one, doubtless contributed by the college authorities) with a candle in it. Bryn Mawr set a new tableware fashion with the use of glass mugs for the punch. In this provocative atmosphere ac- tion could not have been checked. As it was, the dance became spirited, and then strenuous, with the only rest per- iods coming during the entertainment provided by Shorty Atmore (Ha ford, '34), who induced group ing, even, with a parody, bank "sign. By the end of everyone was exhaust chances are�everyon humming or laughin self. The scene w, but the dance there was eno: eryone's fee side, and en Comparati step into o. or tread A fricM | M � were, lay in achieving that fusion be- tween the acting and the play, that absorption of the actresses in their parts, those small shades of expression built up in the lines, which have so often before given the Varsity plays a professional finish. In one sense the directors are to be congratulated�in another, to be con- demned�for their speeding up of the tempo of the play. Throughout the first three acts, the action was rapid and smooth�more so than in any cut Shakespeare play we have ever seen, and we rise to\ sing praises of the judgment and "feeling for tempo shown there. In the fourth and fifth acts, however, the delight of cutting unnecessary lines and bits of action appears to have run away with the directors, and a confusing resume of the lines, a bare outline of the plot that we suspect scarcely did it jus- tice, and a lightning-like succession of actors, each apparently bent on de- parting the stage as soon as possible after his arrival thereon, was the de- plorable result. In the fourth act, for no apparent reason a group of soldiers suddenly clambered over the peaks of the moun- tains, clashed, and departed with an expedition that was truly startling; we looked upon the stage and there were soldiers; we looked again upon the stage and the soldiers were no more! And the last scene of the last act seemed to evince an alarming de- sire on the part of phe directors that the play, too, should be no more, for seldom have we witnessed a speedier tying up of loose ends in a more ob- vious spirit of "Let's get it over with quickly." From an aesthetic and dra- matic point of view, the rapidity with which each actor stepped out, said his little speech of one or two lines, and dropped back into place, was really in- excusable, and we regret that Iachi- mo's great opportunity for doing an excellent bit of emotional acting should have been so nearly wrested from him by the speed at which the scene was going. A certain lack of judgment was also shown by the directors in bring- ing upon the stage the most hilarious- ly funny stage property we have ever had the good fortune to observe. We never expect to forget the entrance of the head of Cloten, dripping hideous- ly with gore and held aloft with a pleased smile by Guiderius; but, al- though the head stopped the show for a good ten minutes while the audience literally rocked in their seats with mirth, we feel that it was a trifle dis- turbing to the unity of the play. The Continued on Page Four Non-Resident Students Entertain There will be a non-resident tea on Monday, December 16, at four-thirty in the Common Room, to which each non-resident student will bring two guests. Miss Fernon, who is warden of the non-resident students, will pour tea. On Thursday of next week the first non-resident dii are thre? year, he studej thej
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251. Mortgage rate and September plot (8/29)
In message "245. Framed case and "terror attack" (8/4)" I talked about Bush passed a signal to China that US was ready for another framed case on 7/30, and Ridge raised alarm code in some financial area to orange colour on 8/1. I pointed out it was an intimidation from D.O.J. to financial group not to raise interest rate too quick because Feds have a large investment in real estates.
I think my revelation was very accurate. We can see since then there was a confusion. Feds hurried throwing out a case that they arrested an Al Qaida man in Pakistan. In his computer they found the chart of those financial buildings. Feds justified the terror warning by this information. And then the information was revealed being four years old; and then the news said information was renewed half year ago; and then we knew the arrested Al Qaida computer expert was an informant.Informant? So Feds could explain in the way whatever they wanted to.
But as I said in message on 8/4, "It was probably an intimidation: "Don't raise interest rate too quick.We have big interest in housing market." Although Federal Reserve still raised the benchmark interest rate a quarter point on 8/10, the interest of Bonds went in opposite direction: downwards. Because it is linked to home mortgage rate.
In a report on 8/21, World Journal said, "Despite the Federal Reserve Bank has raised the interest rate, the rate of home mortgage loan, instead, is sliding downwards. In July, the interest rate of 30 years' fixed mortgage loan was between 6.21% to 5.98%. But this week, it descends to 5.81%."
The conflict way of rising prime rate vs dropping home loan rate proves what I said is right. The terror bombing intimidation works. The financial group who controls market, have to give way to the interest of Feds. Which creates a strange phenomenon: The rate of home loans drops while the main interest rate is rising.
Then what happens to 9/21, the next date when Federal Reserve will have another meeting and likely to raise the benchmark rate another quarter of point? The contradictory mortgage rate can't maintain too long.
As usual, Feds frame new drug cases and arrange parties. It almost becomes routine for them recently. One is on 9/2, my father's birthday. The other one is Dr. Wang's wife's birthday. ( I had spelled Dr. Wang as Dr. Huang in message 241, 242. I only knew his legal name should be Wang when I saw his invitation note a few days ago.) Feds make it a big one. My wife has booked hotel rooms for Dr. Wang's relatives from Singapore for the party. Feds tries to net as many people as possible.
It's convenient to frame a drug case. Secret police are skilled for it. China and US has practised for years. Singapore and Philippines are the new partners.
252. Saddam and secret deal (9/4)
In April, a news in Internet said American authorities arranged a meeting of the former Iraqi dictator with his wife.
Quote, "The outcome of their meeting turned out to be quite scandalous. Sajina claims that the person she encountered was not her husband, but his double."
Then I learned the visiting was requested by Russians.
Re: "Mrs Saddam says Saddam is not Saddam
Joe Vialls | June 18 2004
After the Russians applied enormous diplomatic pressure, America was finally obliged to allow Sajida Heiralla Tuffah access to her husband in Qatar.....
Sajida entered the prison, emerging only moments later pink with rage and shouting, "This is not my husband but his double. Where is my husband? Take me to my husband".
American officials rushed forward to shield Mrs Saddam from perplexed Russian observers, trying to insist that Saddam had changed a lot while in custody and she probably didn't recognise him. .... "You think I do not know my husband?" Sajida shouted furiously, "I was married to the man for more than twenty-five years!" Then she stormed off, never to return.
This remarkable confrontation was reported by Pravda and four other newspapers in the east between 13 and 17 April, but the New York Times and others made damn sure you didn't read or hear about it in the west. After all, this was an integral part of Wall Street's psychological campaign to convince the public that America was "Winning the War", so please to send more sons and body bags to Iraq."
http://www.prisonplanet.tv/articles/jun ... saddam.htm
When I first saw this news, my first thought was that Saddam was dead already. The puzzle was why US arranged such a meeting.
Why it's not German or French but Russian had such a request? Why Russian was so interested to know the true identity of "Saddam in custody"? Why US authority gave Russian such a privilege that they particularly arranged a meeting of Saddam and his wife for the Russian observers?
Putin's announcement on 6/19/04 that Iraq had planned to attack US resolved all these puzzle.
US team for the secret deal request Russia President Putin to deliver the information to public personally. So the framed case would look credible. (Or the so said "terror attack" wronged Saddam as mastermind.) Russian President cared about his own reputation if the lie would be revealed. To assure Russian it would be safe to tell a lie, US arranged such a meeting to prove Saddam was dead already. The "Saddam" in custody was only a double. Then we see Russian observers watching Saddam's wife visited her husband in April. Condoleezza Rice went to Moscow in May (to confirm the deal) Then D.O.J. announced the "summer terror attack" in later May. Though the June "terror attack" soured, Putin still delivered the news that Iraq had planned to attack US.
As a matter of fact, Saddam had been US ally in 1980's. US had supported Iraq with bio-chemical material in "Iran-Iraq war." Saddam must have known many secret deal between Iraq and US. They won't keep him alive.
253. September plot (9/9)
In "251. Mortgage rate and September plot (8/29)" I talked about Feds arranged another framed drug case in September before 9/21 when Federal Reserve likely will raise the benchmark interest rate another quarter of point. They arranged two big party on 9/2 and 9/18.
The following is what happened around 9/2.
1. On 9/2, I was harassed by Internet attack. Slow procession; losing connection to Internet; Window being occupied by popped up frames......, in about an hour, I spent most time to struggle against various tech. problem and could only post two messages to the web-site. At last, I had to abandon the effort. I realized it was 9/2. Feds designated it for an action. They tried either blocking me to report in Internet what happened or forcing me out to join my father's birthday party. Of course, I wouldn't go to that party in San Francisco.
2. On 9/4, World Journal reported, "San Francisco prosecutors and police collaborated to arrest 12 drug offenders". " On 9/3, San Francisco City announced the arrest of drug suspects......On 8/19 Police had arrested several people whom involved in the case, the rest whom involved in were arrested on 9/2...... Mayor said, the action is just the beginning, not end." I think if I had attended my father's birthday party, the title of that news would have been much bigger. Feds made the 9/3 announcement a big one when Mayer, chief of police and general Attorney of San Francisco all presented. The original purpose of 9/2 arrest targeted at me and people who knew my story. And of course, it's not the end, Feds prepared another big party which will be held in San Francisco on 9/18."
3. Just days before 9/2, a Chinese film "Hero" went public in US theaters. It was the best sell film in early September. The value of booking office overpassed tens of million dollars. "Hero" is a production of China state running company. It went to public three years ago. US distributer held it in the hand for more than a year. So the time it went public was not a coincidence. I allege it was a part of payment to China for framing a drug case.
4. In five days' weather forecast on 9/1(S.J.M.N.), I had the high temperature: 9/1: 82
9/2: 78; 9/3: 95; 9/4: 100; 9/5: 97;. The high temperature used to be in the range of 80's in August. The sudden jump to upper 90's alarmed me. I noticed the turning point was on 9/2.
To my experience, Feds used to change weather to help their case. Why they need a hot weather this time? I got the answer on 9/6. At that day, twice the power supply to my house was broken up. Feds created a heat climate to justify the outage of power supply. In previous attempted framed drug cases, twice they cut the power supply. One was in 8/14/03, they made it a big one. There was a great blackout in New York and north-east America. The other one was in 12/20/03 in San Francisco. I alleged the purpose was to disable the alarm system, either to loot or to plant. Feds used to let out a pre-propaganda to justify unusual phenomenon by media. So this time we saw in Mercury News: " Power demand peaked at 45,597 megawatts Wednesday(9/8)...... Until this year, the state's record for power use was 43,609 megawatts, set in July 1999." (S.J.M.N. 9/9/04)
And they made it a covert one. Media rarely talked about the recent high temperature for days.Each day's high temperature was about 96 degree, almost always a degree below the history record. Could they control it so accurately to one degree below the record or they just manipulate the figure? History temperature record was made in different years, but one degree below history record was almost made by a consecutive days period. So, it's still unusual.
Feds also made it a long one. From 9/3 to today it is one week already. Mercury News said the temperature record was not broken. But "The recent heat wave is only unusual for how long it has loomed, says National Weather Service forecaster Steven Anderson. "It prolonged past the normal three to four days," Anderson says."
It seems Feds will prolong it further, or repeat the heat on another date - 9/18, the next party date. They are in a hurry. They have big pressure from D.O.J. (The unusual weather could return to normal after my revelation as Feds used to do cover up job.)
See blackout at: "191. Framing a case in December (12/26)", "167. The frame case is going on (9/26)"
254. Possible regime change of Taiwan. (9/14)
In last message I alleged Feds used film income as part of payment. But tens millions of dollars is not enough for a framing case. In 2001 case they paid an equivalence of 40 billions of dollars. In Dec. 2003, the payment is mainly political in which Bush banned the corruptive officials to enter US and firmly rebuked Taiwan for its intention of independence. What will be the payment for this case? I think it's Taiwan, again.
There was a president election in Taiwan on 3/20/04. National Party(N.P.) and Democrat Progress Party(D.P.P.) are the two rivals. D.P.P. is a strong advocate of Taiwan independence.
Thus it is the most dislike of Chinese government. Since D.P.P. performed badly in past four years ruling of Taiwan, general opinion was D.P.P. would lose the election at a 10% margin.
On 3/19/04, one day before the election, Taiwan president Chen Shui Bian and Vice president Lui Show Lian(both are D.P.P.) were shot in a campaign parade. The rival National Party, shocked at the incident, canceled the last minute campaign rush. D.P.P., on the contrary, activated all their propaganda, accusing this was a political assassination from opposition. D.P.P. won the next day election at a slight majority - a 0.2% victory.
When Taiwanese recovered from the shock and knew the truth of shooting, they protested. The bullets were hand made. Both president and vice president were shot but the wound were miraculously slight that they even went on the campaign for sometime. It was more like a conspiracy to cheat sympathetic votes than an assassination. The rival party put the case into the court.
On 4/9, the famous criminal appraiser, Dr. Li Chong Yue( I don't know his English name) went to Taiwan to investigate the evidence of that shooting. Dr. Li is an authority in criminal investigation. People believe it was his testimony in O.J.Simpson's case that quited Simpson from guilty in his wife's murder case.
Dr. Li had a news conference on 8/28 in which he announced his investigation report. Dr. Li emphasized that because the powder was not strong enough, the gun was a home made one. And the wounding part were not lethal. He absolutely excluded the shooting was a political assassination. He said, the "3/19 shooting" was a strange case he had ever heard of. It was historical because "President and vice president" were shot at the same time, and the weapon was a home-made gun. "Dr. Li has connection with chiefs of US intelligence from time to time. It was said the counterpart of US had concerned Dr. Li about the development of "3/19 investigation". Dr. Li also confirmed that US had "unofficially" taken care of this case." (referred from "Overseas Newspaper, Week-end, 9/5/04)
There was another news from Taiwan. The General Attorney of Taiwan, Mr. Lu Ren Fa was disappointed at Dr. Li's news conference. He said Dr. Li had promised to keep his investigation report confidential. He didn't know what made Dr. Li broke his promise.
It was not a coincidence that on 8/25, the Legislative Council of Taiwan passed a resolution to establish an "Independent Commission of 3/19 shooting investigation". Dr. Li's announcement would direct this "Special Mission" to go on the road of "not a political murder". Which eventually can lead to a regime change.
3/19 shooting case was same thing like 3/11 Madrid bombing. All aimed at election. They were done by intelligence. I think US intelligence were the hands behind it. The sad thing is, once it touches the interest of US intelligence, anytime the beneficiary could become a sacrifice.
Condoleezza Rice made deal with China in early July. It took some time to arrange for an "Independent Mission" in Taiwan's Legislation. But all were ready in later August for the September plot. They made it an extraordinary big one. Big shots of San Francisco gathered for that case on 9/3. (and possibly 9/18) It will be a multi-nation one. China, Singapore, possibly Philippines will be involved. This plot designed to fulfill before 9/21, the date Greenspan is going to raise the interest rate.
255. Development of message 254 (9/19)
On 9/18, Mercury News reported, "Official denies data leaks to Taiwan
(New York Times)
Keyser, a senior adviser to Secretary of State Colin Powell on Chinese issues, was charged Wednesday with not reporting a secret side trip he made to Taiwan last year during an official government trip to Japan, and officials say they suspect that he passed delicate information to Taiwanese contacts in Washington."
TV broadcast the picture of agents in "FBI" jacket working on the scene (arrest?). It also broadcast the shot when Keyser contacted two Taiwanese intelligence officials. Keyser denied he had shared any classified information with the Taiwanese. He said the document he gave to Taiwanese was "Talking points". According to senior officials, it was common in diplomatic practice. The high ranking officials of Taiwan said that it's hard to imagine FBI would beat the drum on such an event. They thought there was some other thing behind it. But they didn't know what was the motive.
I know what is it. It was the result of my last message. On 9/14, I alleged that to a secret deal, Intelligence would conduct an investigation of 3/19 presidents' shooting case of Taiwan which will at last cause a regime change in Taiwan. Though the news made it vague on the date Keyser was arrested, I found Wednesday was 9/15, the day next to my revelation.
The two events they charged Keyser were past tense. Keyser's trip to Taiwan took place last year; his delivery of document took place on 7/31. He was under surveillance and the scene was pictured. It was the best chance to make an arrest then, but FBI didn't. Why did they do it on 9/15?
Intelligence tries to justify their attempt to change regime of Taiwan. The arrest of Keyser gives people an impression Taiwan is doing espionage work in US. It also could block the mouth of people who are pro-Taiwan. It was done in a hurry. Just like when I pointed out it was an intimidation to financial group when Feds raised the terror alarm code to orange color in certain financial area in August, they hurried throwing out an "Al Qaida computer expert" to justify the action. The arrested expert was an informant as finally revealed. This time, too, after I revealed the plot of D.O.J., they picked up a man who was already under surveillance to create an espionage-like case. Despite how reluctant the case is. It was a cover up case for the secret deal. It was a swift reaction to my revelation as they always do.

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wonder3 wrote:I made an account just to post on comics and put my thoughts down on them, but the fact is things tend to run in one direction once one person starts to say something. I tend to avoid subjects(or comic pages) such as this that run in a direction I am not that familiar with. I will admit now that I get the reference, but I am not a huge fan of Star Wars in general. Post that run off on the reference I do not understand or I am not a fan of,I will not post on or I will wait until they get back on topic.
As for the new editor glad to have you helping out on one of my favorite web comics.
I am also made an account just to post on this comic. And i have changed the direction at least twice in the month i since i started posting. So if you don't like the direction, either post your dissatisfaction or mention something that hasn't been said yet that makes people think. It worked for me and will probably work for you too.
And MadDoctor was right, jawas would have made a lot more sense. or she could have kill a hutt for this outfit since it did belong to Jaba the Hutt. It still looks cute on girls, hot on women. I am pretty sure Mandy would still be scary as hell in The Slave outfit.


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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Dr. Timothy Cuff, Westminster College associate professor of history, recently co-authored an article that was published in the journal Economics and Human Biology.
"Ladies from Hell, Aberdeen Free Gardeners, and the Russian Influenza: An Anthropometric Analysis of WWI-Era Scottish Soldiers and Civilians" was co-authored with Paul T. Riggs, associate professor of history at Valdosta State University in Georgia. Utilizing data collected by Scottish anthropologist J.F. Tocher in the 1910s, Cuff and Riggs analyzed levels and patterns of height variation among both Scottish civilians and Scottish members of the military forces serving in World War I.
The evidence indicates that rural Scottish residents still had a distinct height advantage over their urban counterparts and that military men displayed a slower growth profile than did civilians, but mean heights for the two groups of adults were similar. Mean stature for both groups is well above those found by Floud for British troops born in the 1880s and greater than that of Scottish convicts from the 1830s (Riggs, 1994). Men who were in utero or infants between 1889 and 1893 seemingly were stunted by an encounter with the Russian influenza which struck the region repeatedly.
The article continues Cuff's work in the field of anthropometric history and on disease in human history. His book, The Hidden Cost of Economic Development: The Biological Standard of Living in Antebellum Pennsylvania, was published by Ashgate in 2005.
Westminster College alumnus Brad Fetes `10 provided research assistance during the development of the article. Fetes was a history major who now teaches history in a high school in Webster, NY. He is also a part-time graduate student in public health at Syracuse University.
Cuff and Riggs were graduate students together at the University of Pittsburgh, where Cuff earned a Ph.D. He earned a master's degree from Bowling Green State University and an undergraduate degree from Westminster College. Cuff joined the faculty in 2000.
Contact Cuff at (724) 946-6152 or email for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
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quote:are you naming your son charles after me?
quote: I tried with my second kid. I wanted to name him Deuce. The wife wasn't having it.
quote:will be next week, at the earliest
quote:Atlas was permitted the opinion that he was at liberty, if he wished, to drop the Earth and creep away; but this opinion was all that he was permitted.
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quote:Anyone know the scoop about Simmons choosing to go to high school in Florida rather than Baton Rouge? Is this significant do you think about where he might go to college?
quote:Well, Montverde is a ridiculous basketball school and Madison Prep is a class B charter school in a terrible area of Baton Rouge.
quote:(I know he would have been accepted with open arms at Patrick's alma mater)
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My faith in Disney was nearly destroyed when Home on the Range was played across the nation. I don't think I even had the willpower to finish it. That's why I'm thankful for Wreck-It Ralph; it has restored my faith in the Disney name.
The movie was a whimsical journey through video games, where the imaginative power of the writers made the rules of the game subject to change. We saw Ralph travel through his own classic Mario-style game, through a racing game that was a mix between Mario Kart and Strawberry Shortcake, and thought a thrilling alien-incinerating world.
The jokes came quick and often, and there wasn't a moment when I wasn't entertained or left wondering when it would be over. And, as any Disney movie, there's a heartfelt message at the end that, although not entirely original, was cathartic nonetheless.
So where has Disney's resurgence come from? I'll take a stab and link it to their acquisition of Pixar. "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" goes the old adage, and Disney took this a step further and thought they'd buy 'em. Need evidence? Look at the new Disney animation short. If this doesn't have clear Pixar roots, then I'm a salty pirate.


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The College News Copyriaht 1922. brTHE Colligi Niwi ^ ^ Copyright, 1922, by Tai Coma Niws Volume IX. No. 16. .BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY'28 1923 Price 10 Cents SUMMER SCHOOL'COMPLETES SENI0RS HANG GR�en banner PLANS FOR ANOTHER YEAR 0NGYM F0R WATER *** +^t Fifty Local Groups Now Organized to Recruit Students and get Funds Alumnae Helps in Work NEED TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (Specially Contributed by Miss Uil'ddSmith, Director of the Summer School) Two days of sub-committee meetings, followed by the regular meeting; of the Joint Administrative Committee on Febru- ary 17 and 18, resulted in many important Win Final Game With Close Score After Exciting Struggle After Monday's game, the most spectac- ular and exciting one -of the season, in which the Senior first water polo team, barely conquered the Juniors by a 4-3 score, the Green banner waves triumphantly from the gymnasium, marking the official close of the water polo season. Roth sides played a little wildly as the game opened, but soon sobered down to steady fighting after the swift shot sent diagonally th^lftlgli llie goal by H. R"ice, , '2i. The powerful combination of H. Rice, decisions for the Summer School of 1923,' r \n/� i i \i \i �->> , . � , , . . )� Ward, and M. Mcscrvc, 23, who used a and practically completed its organization.! . � * , .. *__t * h . . r . , . I chain lormation, caused the Junior full- As a result of the winters work, new1, , c<%_ ,,,��:��,,� n Ar��... .,�, committees have been organized and are: at work in many centers throughout the! country, making in all about fifty local groups which are now actively engaged in recruiting students and in raising the schol- arship fund. The South is now organized, with Chairmen in at least ten cities, who will recruit students in the great tobacco and cotton industries of the Southern States, and try to raise scholarships for these workers to come to the School. When one remembers the limited educa- tional opportunities that these workers have had, and the fact that in many of the mills they are working from ten to twelve hours a day, one begins to realize what it must mean for one of these workers even to consider going away to School. All the weight of social tradition and of eco- nomic pressure is against such a step, and it is only the most eager and ambitious girl who can hope to succeccTin her struggle for further education. In the face of the greatest obstacles, our students of the past two years have gone on with their studies,, and have interested groups of their fellow workers. A public library, started by one of our last year's students in "a mill town where hardly a book has been seen before, is only one of the many signs in the South that it was worth while to have our group of southern students in the School last year. In the middle wes^, too, there are new committees at work in the important dis- tricts of Gcveland, Cincinnati and Detroit. Out on the coast, the organization has been strengthened by our local chairmen, and from Seattle to Los Angeles plans arc on foot to find the most able girls for the School this summer. Again the question has been raised whether it is not too great an undertaking to send students from the coast to Bryn Mawr, and again the decision has been that these students in returning to California* and the Northwest have brought back such a definite contribution and have so stimulated the whole western rvement for workers' education, that it worth while to send them, until some western college may find it possible to conduct a similar School. New York, Pennsylvania, New England, Chicago and St. Louis all report that appli- cations for the School arc coming in, and that whenever possible these new candi- dates have started work in some study class as prcparatjon for the School, and as signifying their real interest in further education. It is the opinion of the Ad- missions' Committee that any girl who can attend a night class regularly, after a day of factory work, and shows ability and sinccritj_pf purpose, is worthy of consid- eration for a place in the Summer School. From a preliminary study of the applica- tions now coming in, it is evident that the School group this year will be of an un- usually high type. It will be due to the CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 backs some difficulty. D. Meserve, par- ticularly skillful in evading S. Leewitz, '24, took up a position near the goal and con- sequently had an excellent vantage point for shooting. E. Tuttlc, '24, played a for- midable game and enabled K. Elston to shoot the only even goal scored during the first half. 1924's fullbacks were successful at obtaining the ball, but were so slow in shooting that the quicker Green forwards were often able to knock it out of their hands in the act of throwing. During the second half the Light Blue team rallied tremendously. Hy determined fighting, in- which they ducked their op- ponents repeatedly, they forced the ball in front of the Green goal and kept it there in spite of the fierce attack of V. Corse, and the heroic defense of F. Martin, until CONTINUED ON PACE 3 SENIOR PLAY SELECTED /.d(/y Frederick, by W. Somerset Maugham, the, author of The Circle and Easi of Suec, has been chosen for Senior Play] The play was produced in New York some years ago with Ethel Barrymorc in the leading role. The principal parts will be taken by H. Humphries. K. Strauss. L. K. Bh\\it>, E. Vincent A. Frestr; A. Smith, and V. Cor>e. ACADEMY ART EXHIBITION IS CRITICISED BY MISS KING FOURTH MUSIC RECITAL AND LEC- TURE IS ON CESAR FRANCK Mr. Surette Speaks�Pauline Taylor and Mr. Alwyne Play Beginning with an historical sketch of Cesar Franck, Mr. Surette went on to give a descriptive analysis of his Prelude, Chorale and Fugue for the piano and his Sonata in A for piano and violin, which were rendered by Miss Pauline Thaycr and Mr. Horace'Alwyne. Cesar Franck, said Mr. Surette, started his career as an organist in a Paris church. During the middle of his life he composed very bad music�no composer has ever done worse. But in his last ten years he seems to have found himself. The Prelude, Chorale and Fugue which Mr. Alwyne played, was his finest piece for the piano. - His sonata in A is not an orthodox sonata in that it has more than two themes. The last movement is extraordinary, bring* Paintings Show Greater . [Promise Than They Have in Many Years "The Academy Art Exhibition is better than it has been for a long time�unusually full of hope and promise," said Miss Georgiana King, Director of the Depart- ment of Art, when she spoke lieforc a large audience .in chapel last Friday morning. Commenting upon the exhibition in gen- eral, Miss King called attention to some unusual effects in arrangement which show that the Hanging Committee has at last awakened, and to the predominance o:' paintings of American Indians, whose in spiration seems to have followed the ad- vice of D. H. kawrencc's "Back to Monte- zuma." Speaking of the paintings themselves, she continued, "My satisfaction was not prevented by such offense and inanity as Mr. William Paxton's portrait of Mrs. CONTINUED ON PACK 2 DR. JAMES LEUBA SPEAKS ON PSYCHOANALYSIS Freudian Theory Condemned] for Exaggeration That Has Broken Down "Barriers of the Mind" LARGE AUDIENCE ATTENDS TUTENKHAMON'S TOMB REVEALS ART OF PECULIARLY STIRRING PERIOD New Finds May Throw Light on Artistic Relations With Crete (Specially contributed by Dr. Rhys Car- penter, continued from last week) In those days there used to come to Egypt, as tribute-bearing subjects or as independent traders, a people from an island in the sea. That island we now call Crete and its ancient inhabitants wf now recognize as an artistically highlv gifted people. It is clear that they in- fluenced the art of Akhnaton's time and that their fresh and unconstrained outlook would have"appealed to that strangely tin Egyptian person. The Cretan influence seems, however, to have been negligible except in pottery and painting; and Crete Dr. James H. Leuba addressed an audi- ence in the chapel last Friday evening on "Psychoanalysis and Frcudism," explaining the Freudian psychology and criticizing it. It is printed below with many, orfffssions. Mi'st'of the illustrations of the Freudian theories have.had to be omitted. "It is a rare exception," began Dr. Leuba, "when a movement originating with men of science spreads with the swiftness char- acteristic of contagious religious beliefs� of Christian Science, for instance, Psy- choanalysis is such an exception. It is no longer only the physician and the psycholo- gist who talk alxwt repression, complexes, the censor, transference, etc. The Freu- dian vocabulary has become a household vocabulary; it is heard in clubs, on the streets, and even in the flirtatious conver- sations of our young people. Psychoanal- ysis is a method pf curing certain human disorders. But the widespread interest aroused by the Freudian psychology is not entirely derived from a natural curiosity t in whatever promises a restoration to health. The opportunity it gives to dwell ing up to a well-managed climax all the jn turn appears to have learned more than moods, revealing them and interweaving the whole with a cannon. MEMBERS OF MOSCOW THEATRE TO LECTURE HER'E Two members of the Company of the Moscow Art Theatre, will speak here at two o'clock, March 12, under the auspices of the Liberal Club, on the theory of dra- matic expression as worked out in their theatre. One of the speakers is the Direc tor of the School of Dramatic Expression of the Art Company and both are members of the cast. A out will be given to all people who have two o'clock classes on that day, ac- cording to C. Goddard, '23, President of the Liberal Club, who has made arrange- ments with the office. There will be a meeting of the Under- graduate Association in Taylor Hall to- morrow at 7.30 for the discussion of a new dsHgn far College Rings. she taught. Perhaps the new finds "will throw more- light on these mutual artistic relations o! Egypt and Crete. In any case they will �give a great deal of insight into the artis- tic achievements of a peculiarly stirring period (and it must Ik? remembered that the art of Egypt is not much given to being stirred). By all accounts the objects in Tutenkhamon's tomb arc so rich and so beautiful that nothing like them has ever Iiefons- been seen by modern eyes. Wilr they prove to be so wonderful as to justify the act of that strange heretic whose mem ory the Egyptians so soon cursed because he had suffered the Egyptian empire to fall to pieces, caring only for art and foi his poetical, unpractical, and beautiful con- ception of God? His son-in-law, Tutenk- hamon, seems to have renounced this new conception of God, but to have taken with him as much of the art as could be stuffed- into the rock-hewn chambers opposite CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 on the alluring mysteries of sex-life and in particular of its abnormalities, accounts for much of the fascination exerted upon man, both young and old, by the teaching of this school. There is a third reason for the popular success of Freudism, that is its conception of human nature. Ac- cording to its teaching, the mind is not the open book which most of us take it to be. *In addition to Jhe thoughts, the feel- ings, and the purposes of which you are aware as your own, there is going on in you, and simultaneously, a current of thoughts, feelings and desires of which you know nothing and which determine much of your behavior. 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Traditional French manufacturer La Cornue has released their first new kitchen model in 30 years, the slender and surprisingly contemporary La Cornue W. Architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte introduced slender legs to the design, but retained all the bells and whistles that the brand is known for: towel rails, large cooktop area, and a vaulted oven.
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SirSebstar wrote:ik ben dan wel niet blond ofzo, maar dat is eigenlijk best handig
duidelijk, blond van binnen
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SirSebstar wrote:ik ben dan wel niet blond ofzo, maar dat is eigenlijk best handig
sniffie wrote:deze mop is slecht, en nog in het engels ook (sorry hushovd )
The French fighter pilot Pierre and his girl are picnicking at the banks of the river Seine.
She says: oooh Pierre, kiss my sweet red lips.
So, Pierre takes a bottle of red wine, pours it onto her lips, kisses her and says:
I am Pierre, the great French fighter pilot, and when I have red meat, I want the best red wine.
She says, ooh Pierre, kiss me lower, kiss my pale breasts.
So Pierre unbuttons here blouse and pours white wine over her breast and says:
I am Pierre the great French fighter pilot and when I have white meat, I want the best white wine.
So she says: oooh Pierre, go down on me.
So Pierre opens here trousers undoes here from here thong.
He takes a bottle of Cointreau, pours it onto here.... you know
So she runs into the Seine and shouts, Pierre, what are you doing to me.
So Pierre says:
I am Pierre, the great French fighter pilot, and when I go down, I go down in flames
hushovd wrote:Nou then i nooow 1 toe:
Wat is de difference between a white shirt with one red stripe and a white shirt with more red stripes?
The one stripe doesnt scores points in europe, the other does
Zooooooooo gemakkelijk
sniffie wrote:hushovd wrote:Of zoals Johan het momenteel zou zeggen....das nie logisch.
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