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College News 2-611 VOL. XXVIII, No. 19 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1942 Copyright, Trutteea of PRICF 10 CENTS Bryn Mawr College, 1942 �-*^c lv ^mla Basic Difference In Far East Art Noted by Rowley Japanese Energy and Fire? Chinese Imagination Seen in Slides Alwyne Plans Recital Successfully Exhibits Player's High Talents Intellectual Understanding And Mastery of Technique Are Evident Specially contributed by Posy Kent, "45 Theatre Workshop, Sunday, Goodhart Auditorium, March 16. March 15.�The noticeable contrast;� An enthusiastic audience heard between Chinese and Japanese art Mr. Alwyne's much anticipated pi- is derived from the essential differ- j anoforte recital on Monday night, ence in the underlying concepts, (The prograiTli consisting largely of said Dr. George Rowley in his dis-1 modern workS( was wen rounded cussion of the Pacific Background Seen Through Painting. Mr. slides and, in almost every case, served to bring out the performer's talents Rowley demonstrated with i t0 their greatest extent. that Japan's greatest con-j The Franck Prelude, Chorale and tribution to painting is expressed i Fugue may have suffered from its in the fire, energy and vigor of!position on the program; its de- battle scenes, and in the portrayal imands on the performer seemed too of physical action. The greatest i exacting for a first number. Chinese paintings, on the other' The mood, however, was well hand, are products of a visionary 'sustained and the thematic material imagination. These divergent characteristics in art reflect the fundamental dif- ference in the entire attitude of the two societies, he continued. In China the democratic spirit prevailed for over 2000 years feudal and excellently brought out, particu- larly in the Fugue. Here, as throughout the evening, it was evi- dent that Mr. Alwyne possesses a thorough understanding of the in- has|tellectual significance of what he 111 plays as well as a mastery of the Japan, society is military Samurai are the ruling class. The Japanese are taught to live and die for the state, the Chi- nese for the family; for "when in- dividual families have learned kind- the technical side. In the Chopin group, the Berceuse was especially well suited to Mr. Alwyne's ability to play with deep feeling and yet with a com- plete absence of sentimentality. The Calendar Thursday, March 19 Major Department Meet- ing: Physics and Mathe- matics, 5:15, Common Room. Saturday, March 21 Basketball with Rosemont, Gym, 10:00 A. M. Aquacade, 8:30 P. M., Gym. Sunday, March 22 H. S. Ede, The National Gallery of Art, Washing- ton, D. C. 5:00 P. M. Deanery. Bryn Mawr and Haver- ford Choruses and Orches- tras, Elijah. 8:00 P. M. Goodhart. Tuesday, March 24 Major Department Meet- ing: History, Economics, Politics, 5": 15 P. M. Com- mon Room. Current Events, 7:30 P. M., Common Room. Wednesday, March 25 Major Department Meet- ing: Psychology and Soci- ology, 5:15 P. M., Common Room. Problems of Post-War Transition To Be Discussed By Model League ness the whole nation has learned | powerful brilliance of the Fantasie continued on Page Four 'in F s^p Minor and the Polonaise \in A Flat provided an effective con- trast, though here the performer seemed a shade less confident. The second half of the program maintained a high standard of ex- cellence throughout. Mr. Alwyne seemed particularly at home with the Grieg variations and success- the original spirit B. M. and Haverford Cast for 'Hay Fever' The 1942 spring production of the Players' Club, Hay Fever by Noel Coward, will be given in con- junction with the Haverford Cap fully retained and Bells on Friday and Saturday,' of the Norwegian Melody in each April 24 and 25. To avoid conflicts of its changing appearances. The with rehearsals of Patience, the Sonata in Una Parte, composed by play will be given in Roberts Hall Alfred Swann, director of the both nights. The play has nine major parts Music Department at Swarthmore and dedicated to Mr. Alwyne, The choice was made with the help seemed to have been expressly de- of the director, Mr. Nussbaum-, of signed to suit the player's talents. Harcum Junior College. Mr. Nuss- baum directed the Haverford fall Continued on Page Six Written in the 18th century style of Dominico Scarlatti, it had a Continued on Page Six B. M. Professor Lends to Rare Book Room , His "Treasures of a Badly Bent Bibliophile" Specially contributed by Marjory MacLeod, '42 A member of the faculty, who modestly prefers to remain anony- mous, has generously contributed a stimulating collection of books to all those who feel that the amass- ing of choice editions is a pastime of only the very wealthy. This in- teresting group of books, which is now on view in the Rare Book Room, includes fine examples of Venetian, German, and English printing as it was developed from the fifteenth to the nineteenth cen- tury. Though many of the books are incomplete, they are, on a whole, in remarkably good condi- tion and the fact that the most ex- pensive of them was only fifteen dollars should convince aspiring Bryn Mawr Bibliophiles that�any handsome and rare editions may be had for a song, almost, if- you know where to look for them. Perhaps the rarest treasure of the collection is a volume of Lepen der Heiligen, printed by the fa- mous Anton Koberger in Nurem- burg in 1488. Koberger, who printed proliflcally in Nuremburg during the last decades of the fif- teenth century, introduced the first vernacular German type, the Schwabacher, into printing there- by giving tremendous impetus to the circulation of German books. The wood-cuts in this edition are extremely well done and, although they cannot be attributed to a sin- gle7' artist, are equal to, if not ac- tually by, the atelier of Michael Wolgemuth who was the master of Albrecht Durer and illustrator of many of Koberger's books. The collector purchased this volume at a second hand book shop in Tren- ton, N. J., for the incredible sum i of $13.50. Single pages of this j book have been known to sell for $20 each. Another choice itemAlfifte col- lection is a beautifully illustrated La Commedfa, printed^ by Boninus de Bmiinis at Brescia in 1*4*. , Other rarities are three classics from the Aldine Press and an early German edition of the His- toria Danica of Saxo Grammiticus (of Hamlet and Beowulf fame). An unrecorded fourteenth century English manuscript of unknown authorship is also of interest. The aims and interests of the exhibition can best be described by the commentaries of the collector: "The purpose of this exhibit is Continued on Page Six Crisis in Chem.Lab. Shows Gates Ready For Any Emergency By Anne Denny, '43 Chemistry - Geology Building, Thursday, March 12. � MHodes' Flood" swept the organic chemis- try lab, leaving in its wake a group of weary but proud moppers draft- ed from the advanced organic class. Sam, the janitor, discovering four inches of water at 7:45 in the morning, donned his galoshes and started bailing. He was joined later by Veronica who perched her- self on an overturned wastebasket, and by six hardy students. With the help of makeshift implements the crew mopped, shovelled, and pumped until the flood subsided. While Mr. Gates, gazing upon the catastrophe, remarked, "Every time I wear this suit it rains", quick-thinking Mrs. Gates jumped on her bicycle and flew home for a camera. The disaster was finally traced to a vacuum pump which Evie Hodes had left going all night. Since a class was out of the ques- tion the culprit expiated her crime by taking the heroic crew to the Inn after it was all over. Although the day was saved by two stirrup pumps which are Mr. Doyle's pride and joy, water was also removed effectively by nine sponges, two pails, a coal shovel, a broom, and a mop. In the midst of it all, someone suggested that Mr. Gates give his lecture on "heavy water". His only answer was, "Yes, it does get heavy after the third pail". Elections The Athletic Association and the Alliance take great pleasure in announcing the following elections: President of the Athletic Association�Mimi Boal. Chairman of the Alliance �Betty Nicrosi. Bornemeier Drafted; Will Do Research and Testing in California On four days' notice, Mr. Borne- meier, part-time instructor in psy- chology at Bryn Mawr, is to be sent to the West Coast on military duty. One of the few members of the faculty to be actually drafted, Mr. [ Bornemeier is completely in the! dark as to the program of his work, j He knows only that he will go to Santa Anna, California, to a new; training camp, where he will be a member of the psychological re- search and testing division. In charge of the psychological1 work at Santa Anna, is the experi- mental psychologist, Mr. Gilford, under whom Mr. Bornemeier has worked for some time. Mr. Gil- ford requested that the War De- partment send Mr. Bornemeier to this camp when he was drafted. In his absence, the psychology department will redistribute his classes among the other members of the department. Mr. Borne- meier leaves on Wednesday, March 18, for his mysterious duties. Fountain, Projector Are to be Installed As New Conveniences Alliance to Sponsor Summer Jobs Which Aid Defense Effort K nder the auspices of the Alli- ance, summer jobs are to be sug- gested for students who want either experience or defense work. The Alliance considers that sum- mers should now be useful, not "wasted on a beach". This plan for finding positions was proposed as a supplement to the work al- ready done by the Bureau of Rec- ommendations. The purpose of the "sub-bureau" is to find jobs that will combjne the experience, which Continued on Page Five Plans are being made for the opening of a soda fountain in the re-vamped costume room of Good- hart Hall. Although planned be- fore the threat of extended black- outs, such an arrangement will be especially welcome at this time. Ice crpam, sundaes, bottled drinks, and bookshop supplies will be available at the counter which will probably be open for an hour and a half on weekday evenings and later on weekends. The Bryn Mawr League will manage the making and selling of the food, since the new counter will neces- sarily curtail the League's sand- wich sales. There will be tables, Continued on v*r* Six Delegates of 24 Colleges Will Attend Assembly At Bryn Mawr The sixteenth Annual Session of the Model Assembly of the League of Nations will be held at Bryn Mawr College from Sunday, March 29, to Tuesday, March 31. Dele- gates from twenty-four colleges of the Middle Atlantic States will par- ticipate. The Model League Assembly, in which each college plays the role of a different country, is concerned this year with the problems of the Period of Transition immediately following the present war. The questions which will face the world when the war ends will be the im- mediate problems of restoring or- der, the feeding of starving peoples, the employment of demobilized ar- mies, and the general re-establish- ment of the processes of civilized life. Since the permanent organi- zation of peace may grow out of the temporary machinery set up during the transition from war to peace, it is essential that the vic- torious countries deal with these problems successfully if a begin- ning is to be made on a more per- manent world organization. For purposes of discussion the Model Assembly is assuming that the war has resulted in a victory for the Allies, and that Great Britain and the United States are in a controll- ing position. Jane Ann Maier, '42, is secretary general of the Assembly. Rosalind Wright, '43, is rapporteur of the first commission and Miss Nor- throp is faculty advisor to the sec- ond. About 150 delegates will oc- cupy rooms in Pembroke and Den- bigh. The League has been organized around seven commissions, which will deal with: 1. Reestablishment and mainte- nance of order. 2. Economic reconstruction. 3. Reopening of world trade and communications. 4. Famine and disease. 5. Colonial problems. 6. Refugees and displaced popu- lations. 7. Intellectual reconstruction. The following colleges will be represented. Their delegates will present the problems of the coun- try assigned to them on each of the commissions: Barnard College ...........Chile Beaver College ..........Norway Bryn Mawr College.....Australia Bucknell University ......Austria Continued on rage Six Miss M. Meigs' Campus Portraits Exhibited; Telling Caricatures, Taylor Tower, Featured �� By Sally Matteaon, '43 Taylor Hall has crashed the world of art. In the exhibit of Miss Mary Meigs" paintings in the Rhoads show case the old familiar shape looms large. Taylor Tower with Twins, Miss Meigs* first oil, portrays the artist and her sister standing in Senior Row in front of a green Taylor�perhaps El Greco influence, for he is her favor- ite artist. Freshman English, Miss M. Meigs shows an assortment of students with Taylor and a winged Pallas Athena (?) soaring above. It is in these Bryn Mawr scenes that Miss Meigs shows her gift for expressive outline and good-hum- ored caricature. The twins are in contrast: one soft with dreamy eyes, the other erect and angular. The Freshmen have in their faces all degrees of bewilderment, en- thusiasm, and fatigue. The outline technique receives its most masterful treatment in Dr. and Mrs. Meigs Without Class Baby. Here contour and modeling are combined with style i,n a dy- namic portrait. The Man of God and Bunthorne as Terry Ferrer are telling but tolerant satires. Recently Miss Meigs, deserting outline, has experimented with a technique where roundness and shading have greater emphasis. The Would-Be Student, her latest work, while more realistic, lacks the life of the earlier, rougher sketches. Miss Meigs likes to ob-* Continued on Page Five \ wm i
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Four Westminster College students attended the 33rd Iroquois Club economic seminar April 17 in Conneaut Lake. They were accompanied by their faculty adviser Dr. Daniel Fischmar, professor of economics and business.
The seminar, "Political Division Continues: Invest? Where and How?," offered students the opportunity to discuss the views of the speakers. Mark Sniderman, executive vice president of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank, shared how the Federal Reserve would reverse course once the economy fully recovers from the 2009 recession. Wayne Nordberg, chairman of Hollow Brook Associates in New York City, presented an optimistic assessment of investment opportunities in the U.S.
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Westminster students who attended were:
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Travis Kelly, a junior business administration major, is a son of Timothy and Sharon Kelly of New Wilmington and a graduate of Wilmington Area High School.
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Eric Schumaker, a senior financial economics major, is a son of James and Joanne Shumaker of Ellwood City and a graduate of Riverside High School.
Fischmar, who has been with Westminster since 1975, earned undergraduate and master's degrees from Roosevelt University and Ph.D. from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
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Romano's NO LONGER has a gluten free menu. They *may* still have the GF pasta but they have gotten rid of the menus. I'm going elsewhere.
Our server, James, was extraordinary. Self educated on Celiac disease. Perfect texture of pasta, lemon sorbet was a treat. Will return.
Awesome. They are far superior in yummy pasta dishes than Olive Garden. My new favorite Italian place. They offer a gluten-free penne that can be used in a number of yummy dishes including alfredo and 'macaroni' & chesse! Can't remember the last time I found a gluten-free alfredo sauce. Our waiter seemed to know what he was talking about and made it a comfortable ordering experience. Price wise I put them cheaper than Olive Garden. Tasted like I wasn't eating a restricted meal, like pasta tasted before going gluten-free!
1580 North Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa, FL 33607
Romano ' s no longer has a gluten free menu. the hostess was awful and said she thought there was one menu item that was gluten free!
3000 184th St SW, Lynnwood, WA 98037
Romano's at the Alderwood Mall is no longer carrying the gluten free pasta. They do have some creative ways to make a gluten free meal but what's the point of Italian without the pasta.
13652 Jamboree Rd., Irvine, CA 92602
they dont have gluten free pasta anymore. just went in and sat down to eat and then the waitress told me. So I left....very awkwardly. oh well.
7607 FM 1960 Rd. W, Houston, TX 77070
I was told by their wait staff that they no longer have a gluten free menu at this restaurant. I went elsewhere. March 2, 2015
2535 Medical Center Pkwy., Murfreesboro, TN 37129
I have never had a bad experience here and the staff are all well versed in gluten free.
5045 Windward Pkwy., Alpharetta, GA 30004-3890
Used to eat GF pasta here all the time. Last week it was still on the menu so we ordered it. 10 mins later we were told they no longer carry it. Waiter didn't know either. We will not go back even for the family members that are not GF
132 Brandon Town Center Dr., Brandon, FL 33511
They no longer offer a gluten free menu and after speaking with the waiter I was uncomfortable with even ordering.
69-201 Waikoloa Beach Dr #1010, Waikoloa Village, HI 96738
4 stars due to staff understanding of gluten free options and accommodations. Able to make many items on menu gluten free and do have gluten free pasta. Very overpriced and quality of food mediocre.
2111 N Squirrel Rd., Auburn Hills, MI 48326-2351
They got rid of their gf pasta and gf menu.
2001 N Rainbow Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89108-7050
They no longer offer gluten free options so after having to wait we had to leave. They shouldn't say its offered if it isn't.
7205 N Central Expy, Plano, TX 75025
They discontinued their entire gf menu! I don't know why, but I hope it is not because gf people complained!
5100 N 9th Ave., Penascola, FL 32504-8735
This restaurant no longer carries GF pasta, or a gluten free menu. I called prior to going and was misinformed regarding the pasta. When my daughter and I arrived, we had to get creative and the location we visited were more than accommodating to our needs. I hope that all locations learn to inform and educate their employees.
900 State Rt. 17, Ramsey, NJ 07446
You have to tell them to use clean water. They reuse boiled water for their pasta. Then before you eat, ask them if the water was clean. They are usually very good. Found regular pasta 1x at bottom of my bowl. Got the whole tables meals for free plus a $50 gift card to come back. They were very sorry.
21 Blanchard Cir, Wheaton, IL 60189
They have a GF / Allergen menu and the waiter listened to our requests and assured us it would be taken care of. But I found wheat pasta in my GF pasta which meant they cooked mine in regular pasta water. To be fair, it was Saturday night. Might give them another chance.
5525 28th St SE, Grand Rapids Charter Township, MI 49546
Came here on 1/23/15; they no longer have gluten free options.
740 SE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27511
They stopped carrying gluten free pasta! Also they have raised the prices. Not worth stepping foot in the restaurant and this point.
148 Harbison Blvd., Columbia, SC 29212-2204
Terrible! What a joke! Take these clowns off of your gluten free app! They stopped serving gluten free pasta one month ago! So unless you want a salad....don't go! WAS one of my favorite places to eat! I AM SO DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!
4574 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA 23462-3004
As of today they do not have the Gluten-Free Penne pasta; they were not able to inform us of whether they will be getting more or not, but they continue to advertise it as a product.
105 E Beacon Dr., Greenville, SC 29615
The Greenville, SC location does not have gluten-free.
4535 Belt Line Rd, Addison, TX 75001
A few gf free options available, but no bread, which is sad, when eating Italian. They do offer gf penne. Waiter seemed completely untrained in gf info, but kind and accommodating all the same. I chose the grilled salmon with broccolini.
5100 N 9th Ave., Penascola, FL 32504-8735
Previous reviewers- Don't be too disappointed. had the gf pasta there about a month ago and got sick as a dog. Had to be cooked in pure gluten juice. Really unfortunate because the family loves the place.
315 N Alafaya Trail, Orlando, FL 32828
They no longer have gluten free pasta. I was so excited to go there until I found out they stopped carrying it. I had the Bibb & bleu salad and the prosciutto and mozzarella appetizer, and everything was delicious, so as long as you don't have your heart set on pasta, you'll be happy!
12875 Towne Center Dr., Cerritos, CA 90703
They stopped serving gluten free. When I asked why, it was because they cannot train their kitchen people to avoid cross contamination. So, even while they offer gf penne, they cannot be trusted to avoid cross contamination.
8700 Northwest 18th Terrace, Miami, FL 33172
No longer carries gluten free pasta, though they tried to be accommodating.
9828 Great Hills Trail, Austin, TX 78759
No longer has a gluten free menu! Came her especially for that. A major step backwards in this world!
7245 E Gold Dust Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85258
no more gf pasta, so they seem to not really care about gluten allergies or celiac anymore. Plus, the service was terrible and my food was cold.
21001 N Tatum Blvd., Suite 4, Phoenix, AZ 85050
Macaroni grill has stopped serving gf pasta so they decided to stop offering a gf menu. instead I got an outdated allergen menu and a rude look from the hostess. I expressed my worries to the waiter about the menu only partially matching the allergen menu, and he said, "I'm pretty sure the recipe hadn't changed for those things.". I went with it and had no problems, but the service was awful and the food was mediocre and cold.
50 South Ave., Burlington, MA 01803
I have been here several times, and depending on the staff helping you depends on your service! Some are very knowledgable while others are not, but their GF pasta is excellent, and I have never been sick as a result of eating here! Hopefully their staff becomes more knowledgable and then I will give them 5 stars!
2400 W Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89102
They discontinued the gluten free pasta. We left the place.
573 N Stephanie St., Henderson, NV 89014
They discontinued the gluten free pasta the last time I went.
14904 N Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa, FL 33618
Only gluten free items available on the menu is pasta. They no longer have any other gluten free entrees . We walked out without ordering.
740 SE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27511
Terrible experience! Friendly staff but no understanding that ceoeliacs CANNOT have gluten. They brought an allergy list menu. We made our choices and then they said that they had no gluten free pasta but could have the sauce with spinach instead. Hmmm. No. Apparently the manager was out at the supermarket and GF pasta was on her list. I also noticed that there was no GF pizza. If you're going to buy supermarket GF pasta, why not sling a couple of GF pizza bases in the freezer too? We left. One star for actually having a list at all.
2437 S Stemmons Fwy, Lewisville, TX 75067
The best GF macaroni I've ever had. So good that I hope it was truly GF
39300 7 Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152
I love the honest opinions of the wait staff. Last Sunday I inquired about the gluten free pasta and she said that they were down to about two helpings left in the kitchen and she wouldn't recommend it. (Curious that they don't cook it to order, or at least that was the impression I was given). So I had a steak, potatoes, broccoli and salad. It was a good choice. Cooked exactly how I like it.
5045 Windward Pkwy., Alpharetta, GA 30004-3890
menu says they have gluten free pasta, but found out 15 minutes after I ordered it, that they no longer have gluten free pasta. The only other option was a salad. Definitely not gluten free friendly,.
275 Robert C Daniels Jr. Pkwy., Augusta, GA 30909-0801
No longer has a Gluten Free menu, but does have GF build your own pasta. Service was okay.
7607 FM 1960 Rd. W, Houston, TX 77070
The food tasted good, only have an allergen menu, but they still had cross contamination and the waiters were not very knowledgeable, and the food still made me sick.
502 Rosedale Ctr., St. Paul, MN 55113-3011
They no longer carry gluten free pasta. Menu is extremely limited
3111 Preston Rd., Frisco, TX 75034-9444
Excellent service. Staff was very knowledgable about their gluten free options and it has always tasted fabulous. Had an issue once with under cooked pasta, but it was corrected immediately, and the manager was fantastic about it!! This is our go to for Italian!!!
3421 Sumner Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27616-2951
They no longer offer gluten free pasta and claimed that "corporate" made the change "in the last week." I now see a month-old comment on this site stating that they discontinued the gluten free pasta then. Hmmm. Seems like corporate should have had time to take their name off of sites like this. They were accommodating to make our food according to our food restrictions but they do not have separate menus for dietary restrictions nor a chart showing what is in the meals. You have to rely on your waitron for quality control.
1450 Ala Moana Blvd #4240, Honolulu, HI 96814
The pasta was so good I felt like I was having one of those dreams where you accidentally eat gluten. But the waiter was very helpful and reassuring.
7901 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 92647
No longer Gluten Free. Even the potatoes are coated with bread crumbs. Disappointing. Only the meat, vegetables and salads are Gluten Free.
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This place used to have gluten free pasta and a gluten free menu and they do not any more...the waitress said something about issues with cross contamination at other locations so I appreciate them looking out for my safety but I specifically came here for the pasta so I'm super disappointed. Basically you can have a salad or fish here. This makes me sad.
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A full allergy menu is available - have gluten free pasta. I only give it 4 stars because I ordered a salad and they put croutons on it. They took it back no problem. Very good service. Lots of GF options. I have other food sensitivities and their menu was very versatile.
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No longer offer a gluten free menu, but still offer gluten free pasta. Very knowledgeable.
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Here's a fun little game that can appeal to just about everyone. It's simple to learn and play, yet it has enough variety that you can play it over and over and learn different strategies. And above all, it's pretty short, so even if some of your players aren't into it, you can quickly move on to something else.
The first thing that sets Forbidden Island apart from most games is that it's a cooperative game. Set on an island that is slowly sinking, everyone must escape for you to win the game. But before you can escape, you must collect four treasures: earth, wind, fire and ocean. You then have to get your helicopter to fly away.
See? It's simple to set up.
The setup is really simple: first, the board is set up. It consists of 24 tiles, each with a full color side and a blue side. They are set up at random with the blue sides down in a diamond formation. The treasures are placed next to the board, and then the decks are divided out: treasure, flood, and adventurer. Players then draw six of the flood cards to find out which locations are already sinking. This is indicated by turning them over to their blue side. Now, each player (2-4) chooses their character at random from the 6 types available. Each type of adventurer has their own special skills. For example, the Explorer can move diagonally, and the Scuba Diver can move through water. Then, players get treasure cards and the appropriate water level is set on water meter.
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The bulk of the game, in my experience, is in talking with other players to decide the best course of action. Like most cooperative games, the game is trying to kill you, so listening and cooperating are essential to winning.
The game itself is pretty reasonably priced at $18, it's made from good quality pieces and has a metal tin to contain them. This is one of those times I wish game companies would agree upon a size for their packaging, since there is no actual board dictating the size of the container. But that's a small quibble. This is a great little game that takes about 5 minutes to explain, less than that to set up, and about 10-20 minutes to play. I'm hoping that Gamewright releases an update or expansion, as this game would benefit from that for repeated game play. It's definitely replayable, but if you always play with the same folks, it will probably lose some luster after the 12th time or so. That said, folks online have created alternate
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In Independence, the Court uses two buildings: the historic Inyo County Courthouse and the Department 2 facility. The Inyo County Courthouse is a neo-classical revival style building constructed in 1921, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Court shares this building with the County of Inyo, which owns the building.
The Department 2 facility, a few blocks from the main courthouse, was originally built as a church and is leased to provide a spare courtroom that is minimally ADA-compliant. Both facilities in Independence are overcrowded, physically deficient, and lack security features to current standards.
In Bishop, the Court operates a single courtroom, Department 4, in a city-owned facility. Because of the scheduling challenges a single courtroom in Bishop present, the Court occasionally must borrow the city's council chambers. This space is not always available.
The authorized project would provide a modern, secure courthouse for all case types. On April 29, 2011, the Judicial Council adopted a recommendation from its staff that the new courthouse be built in Bishop, so site selection in Bishop is under way. The Independence courthouse will remain open, and the Court will continue to provide services to the south county residents there.
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What is the impact of the state's current budget crisis on this project?
Since 2009, $1.7 billion in court construction funds have been borrowed, swept to the General Fund, or redirected to court operations As a result, this project, as with other courthouse projects statewide, has been subjected to several delays, and has been required by the Judicial Council to undergo reductions to its construction budget, overseen by a statewide oversight committee of justices, judges, and public building experts. Funding of future phases of this project depends in part on what happens to court construction funds in future fiscal years.
As a result, the Judicial Council required that this project undergo significant cost reductions. Limited funding may also require schedule changes. This web page will be updated with any changes.
Where will the new Inyo Courthouse be located?
On April 29, 2011, the Judicial Council determined that the new courthouse will be located in Bishop and directed council staff to proceed with site selection in that area.
Who is the Judicial Council, and why are they managing this project?
The Judicial Council is the policymaking body for the California court system, including the trial courts, known as "Superior Courts," based in each county. Among other responsibilities, the council—through its Capital Program office—is responsible for planning, acquisition, design, renovation, and construction of court facilities. The new courthouse will be owned by the judicial branch.
Why does the Judicial Council decide where the new court is built? Why isn't this a county decision?
Historically, trial courts functioned largely as county departments, but that changed in 2002, with passage of the Trial Court Facilities Act. This law made the State of California responsible for court facilities statewide, rather than the counties. The law gave the Judicial Council responsibility for facilities owned or occupied by the courts and made it responsible for operations, maintenance, and repairs, as well as site acquisition, planning, design, and construction of capital projects that replace or renovate courthouses. Council staff work closely with each affected Superior Court and justice agency stakeholders throughout the process of replacing or renovating courthouses. By Rules of Court, council staff involve the public primarily through the Project Advisory Group, although depending on the needs of the project, public input may be sought at various stages.
In this case, the Administrative Director--who heads the staff for the Judicial Council--determined that the location of the New Inyo County Courthouse was controversial as defined by the Judicial Council's Site Selection and Acquisition Policy for Judicial Branch Facilities. In accordance with this policy, the location decision was put before the Judicial Council for approval. Before that, council staff analyzed the matter, solicited public comment on that analysis, and recommended the location in the Bishop area because it improves access to justice for the majority of Inyo County residents; approximately 80% of the county's population, and most potential jurors, live in the Bishop area, and 75% of court filings originate from the Bishop area. These facts, coupled with the fact that court services will continue to be provided in Independence, were important factors in the Judicial Council's decision.
How are court services currently delivered in Independence and Bishop?
With the exception of traffic citations, three-quarters of the Court's criminal and other case filings originate in the Bishop area. Currently, the Court hears and decides cases on nearly a daily basis in both Independence and Bishop. There are three courtrooms in Independence—two in the Historic Courthouse and one in the leased facility that was secured by the County to provide an ADA-accessible courtroom in the county.
The Superior Court also operates out of the former Municipal Court located at the City Hall building in Bishop. There is only one courtroom in Bishop, and the clerk's office has a limited ability to accept case filings due to space and personnel constraints. Consequently, the Court's historic and consistent practice has been to require most unlimited civil, family, probate, and juvenile cases to be filed in Independence. Many of these types of cases are filed by self-represented litigants, who need trained staff assistance to file complex court documents. Court staff requires workspace and adequate public counter space to provide proper service to the public. Virtually all in-custody criminal and juvenile proceedings—including arraignments and felony trials—are heard in Independence due to the location of the County Jail and the County Juvenile Hall and the lack of a second courtroom in Bishop. Jury trials are held in Independence, with the exception of out-of-custody misdemeanor trials estimated to take two days or less, which are held in Bishop. This practice prevents delay to other court proceedings that would result if a lengthy jury trial were to occupy the sole Bishop courtroom.
What does the recent Judicial Council decision mean for court services in Independence?
The new courthouse will be built in Bishop, but the Court plans to maintain full service in Independence, providing all types of hearings and receiving all types of case filings for south county residents. The Court also expects to continue conducting in-custody proceedings in Independence to reduce County transportation costs and minimize delays and security concerns due to transporting prisoners. All other case types would continue to be heard in Independence as scheduled consistent with the Court's current practice.
Who owns the Historic Courthouse in Independence?
While the Trial Court Facilities Act made the Judicial Council responsible for court facilities statewide, many courthouses, such as the Independence Courthouse, are shared-use facilities. Each agreement transferring title or responsibility for court-occupied space from the counties to the state was negotiated individually. Under the transfer agreement executed between the County of Inyo and the Judicial Council, the County holds title to the Historic Courthouse, and the Judicial Council has responsibility for the space occupied by the Court. Because the Court occupies only about a third of the space in the Historic Courthouse, the County is designated as the manager of this facility.
What will happen to the Historic Courthouse?
The court will continue to use the Historic Courthouse. Council staff and the Court are investigating whether improvements to access and security in the Historic Courthouse can be made to better provide court services in Independence. Some challenges to renovating the Historic Courthouse include the fact that the building is owned and managed by the County of Inyo, and therefore council staff cannot use funds to complete a full renovation, including improvements to systems that serve the entire building (roof, exterior walls, seismic, electrical upgrade, heating plant upgrade). Council staff are working with the County on repairs to the heating and air-conditioning system and upgrades to the electrical system.
Council staff and the Court are also studying the cost and scope of a secure and accessible facility directly adjacent to the county jail in Independence. This option would improve security related to court proceedings involving in-custody defendants and reduce County expenses incurred in transporting prisoners.
What happened to all the planning that the County did for a new courthouse in Independence?
The County of Inyo was designing a new two-courtroom courthouse for Independence in 2003 to be sited at the old jail site at the corner of N. Edwards and Market Streets. The plans for this courthouse are site-specific and were not designed in compliance with current state building codes. The plans were also developed before the Judicial Council adopted the Trial Court Design Standards.
The county decided not to proceed with construction of the new courthouse due to the enactment of the Trial Court Facilities Act in 2002. Other California counties made similar decisions related to minor and major facilities improvements due to this legislation, which shifted responsibility from the counties to the state for all court facilities.
How can the state afford a new courthouse at all, given current state finances?
Inyo County is one of 34 counties slated to receive new or renovated court facilities funded by Senate Bill 1407, which was passed in 2008. The law created a statewide revenue stream from court fees, penalties, and assessments to finance courthouse construction and renovations, ensuring that these projects would be paid for from within the court system rather than drawing on the state's General Fund or local taxes. When projects near construction, the State will sell bonds for them, and the same revenue stream will repay those bonds over 35 years. This means that funds from other court jurisdictions will support Inyo County's critical needs for many years to come.
A $30 million new courthouse for less than 30 thousand square feet sounds like a lot of money. What type of building does this budget envision?
Judicial Council staff budget for modern, secure, safe courthouses that are highly functional, durable, sustainable, and maintainable. All of these factors contribute to cost—a courthouse is a more complex and expensive building than an office building or school. Also, project estimates completed by council staff include all costs of a building, such as the cost of the site, architecture and engineering services and environmental analysis, not just construction. The project estimate also factors in cost escalation that occurs over time. The construction budget for this project (without escalation, the cost of acquiring a site, and the costs associated with designing the building and furnishing it), is $652 per square foot. Council staff work with architectural firms to design court buildings for durability—the building is expected to last at least 50 years and much longer with regular maintenance and upgrades to its systems. Staff also factors in security features, such as blast resistance, that make court buildings more expensive than a typical office building.
The estimate for the Inyo project is based on two courtrooms within a building that would also include space for other services for which the Court currently lacks adequate space: jury assembly space and a deliberation room, a self-help center, family court mediation, a children's waiting room, attorney interview/witness waiting rooms, and security entrance screening of all court users. In terms of appearance, the new building will appropriately reflect its civic importance.
Are County and Court going to join forces and share a new big building in Bishop?
The state funding for the new courthouse cannot be used on county facilities, so council staff have not discussed a plan to build a shared facility in Bishop.
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WICHITA -- Jackie Stiles, Trisa Nickoley, Heather Ruder. Welcome to an all-time elite class, Miss Ruder.
The Thomas More Prep-Marian senior survived an elite field in the 1,600-meter and 800-meter run Saturday to win her fourth state title in both events -- something only Stiles and Nickoley have done in girls' track and field in Kansas.
Stiles is the all-time winningest female athlete, earning 14 individual golds from 1994 to 1997 while at Claflin, and Nickoley, of Shawnee Heights, won 12 individual golds from 2001 to 2004.
"She's among the elite," TMP coach Matt Dumler said. "There's three of them. She joined a new class today."
Ruder finished her career with 11 gold (four in the 800, four in the 1,600, two in the 3,200 and one in the 3,200 relay) and five silver medals (two in the 400, two in the 3,200 and one in the 3,200 relay) at the state meet. She's just the 12th girl to win double-digit individual gold medals in Kansas history.
It's a prestigious resume, and she ended her career with one of her best state meets, producing her second fastest time at state in the 1,600 (5:16.94), her third best time in the 800 (2:21.94), her best time in the 3,200 (11:29.46) and the relay's best time (9:51.90).
The last two were each school records.
"I don't know if she could ask for anything else," Dumler said.
After taking second Friday, Ruder battled back from behind in all of her races Saturday at Cessna Stadium in WIchita, relying on her kick to save her.
It did.
"I was so happy here this weekend, because I was struggling with (my kick) throughout the year," Ruder said.
As a team, the girls finished fourth with 38 points, while the boys scored 34 to take eighth.
Ruder said she never looked into how rare it was to win four titles in both events.
"I've never really looked at records (trying not) to psyche myself out," Ruder said. "I didn't even know that until now, but that's awesome. I'm happy with everything."
Dumler said it couldn't happen to a more humble girl, citing her actions immediately following the 3,200 relay's title run as evidence.
"Instead of being out there cooling down or getting stuff for herself, she's actually handing her teammates water," Dumler said. "That's the way Heather is, and that's the way she's conducted herself her whole career."
Ruder battled from behind against Hiawatha sophomore Jordan Puvogel in the 1,600. Puvogel, the reigning 3A cross country champion and 3,200 champion from Friday, led for much of the race, but Ruder overtook her in the final lap and won by 0.47 seconds.
In the 800, Nemaha Valley senior Ashley Rottinghaus took off at a lightning-fast pace, running the first quarter in 67.4 seconds, but once again, Ruder's kick carried her through to the title.
"I started getting nervous, because that was a really fast first lap, so I just tried to keep in contact with her and hopefully I'd be able to out kick her," Ruder said.
Ruder got some help from her teammates in the 3,200 relay, though.
Junior Kayla Walker and freshman Melissa Pfeifer ran the first two legs, but after two, TMP was in the middle of the pack while Haven and Sabetha were in a distant first and second.
Then senior Allison Pfeifer got the baton. She ran a 2:28 third leg and pushed herself into second place and within 25 meters of the leader.
"I told her before the race I'm going to give you 25 meters to work with, at least, and I had that within my goal to get within 25 meters of the first-place runner," Allison Pfeifer said.
Ruder did the rest, running a 2:17 final leg and outsprinting Haven's anchor, senior Hailey Davis, to the finish.
After taking second the year before, Pfeifer said it felt good to be called state champions.
"It means a lot to us, because we've all worked hard," she said. "We've pushed each other in practice. To finally get that No. 1 spot feels really good."
Deus wins gold
After never defeating Salina-Sacred Heart's Drew Diederich in his two-year career at TMP, Deus finally managed to overtake Diederich on Saturday.
Deus won the 200-meter dash in 22.88 seconds -- 0.02 seconds faster than Diederich.
"(Diederich) is a great competitor," Deus said. "He's not a sore loser or anything. It felt great (to win). He congratulated me and everything."
It was his sixth state medal in his two years at TMP, but his first gold medal.
Deus had a spectacular state meet, taking second in the 100 in 10.86 seconds -- 0.12 seconds behind Diederich. He also helped the 400-meter relay, composed of sophomore Nick Schmidt, sophomore Cameron Fouts, senior Carlos Duenes and Deus, finish second in 44.05 seconds, and he was a member of the 1,600-meter relay, which finished fourth in 3:30.85. The 1,600 relay was composed of Duenes, freshman Tim Flax, Schmidt and Deus.
Despite running prelims and finals for four races, Deus managed to pass Marion's and Sacred Heart's anchor legs and crank out a 52.95-second split.
After the race, he had to lean on Fouts in order to get back to the center of the field to receive his medal.
"It was super hard," Deus said about the 1,600 relay. "Out of this whole meet, it was probably the hardest thing."


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Def Leppard's recent Las Vegas extravaganza will hit the silver screen for two nights in October. NCM Fathom Events together with AEG Live and Network Live are bringing Def Leppard Viva! Hysteria Concert to over 250 theaters across the country with a full front-to-back performance of 1987's multi-platinum Hysteria album -- along with a healthy dose of the band's greatest hits. Tickets for the screenings are available at participating theater box offices and online at www.FathomEvents.com.
Frontman Joe Elliot shed some light Def Leppard's recent Vegas residency at the 4,000 capacity Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, explaining, "We've been asked for many years if we'd ever play an album in its entirety, and the answer was always no because we'd be out promoting a new album. Then in March and April 2013 when we had no new music to promote, we had a chance to revisit arguably our most important album. It was an easy decision to make."
He went on to say that the stigma involved in rock musicians playing "Sin City" has long passed: "As for Vegas, it's no longer perceived as the place crooners go to die! Artists like Motley Crue, Elton John, Guns N' Roses, and Cheap Trick have recently done residencies and rock n' roll has definitely moved in! So, there was no better place for us to take the show. It was a fantastic experience for us and for our fans."
Joe Elliott told us that the band's humble beginnings back in England never even hinted at where they'd be today: "35 years after starting out in a little school in Sheffield, and then the next thing we're doing a residency in Vegas. It was never on the agenda back then, y'know? But being in a band more than seven or eight years wasn't either. So, at this moment in time you're just kinda making things up as you go along, because, things just keep appearing for us. Like; 'Hey -- you guys fancy doing this?' 'Well, that's something we've never done.' And as soon as we can say that out loud, it's appealing for us to do it, ''cause it gets you off the treadmill."
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The first three gospels are sometimes known as the "synoptic" gospels. What does this term mean, and how does it differentiate them from the gospel of John?
A brief look at any harmony of the Gospels will immediately point out an obvious fact - namely, Matthew, Mark, and Luke go over a lot of the same ground, but John is very different. The number of parables and stories that occur in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which do not occur in John, is just too great. Note, for example, just the miracles of Christ.
Because these three seem to have the 'same view' on a lot of matters, they have been called the "synoptic" Gospels, from the Greek syn (same) and optic (relating to sight or view). Famed exegete Daniel Wallace goes into detail on the so-called Synoptic Problem, asking how it is that three Gospel writers could include so much that is so similar, in even the same order. While he does not deny inspiration by the Holy Spirit, he shows how the complete agreement would not really fit with three men independently relating the same facts, without some form of collaboration or borrowing. A close reading of parenthetical remarks or the details which are included in some accounts but not others would seem to indicate that the authors were aware of the other works, and expected their audience to do the same. Given this similarity, the fun question then becomes, who borrowed from whom? Traditionally, Matthew was viewed as the first Gospel, hence its location first in the New Testament canon. That said, beginning with Schleiermacher in the early 1800s, the idea that Mark was actually the first began to take hold. The rules of hermeneutics that are used to reconstruct "the original wording" (remember these were hand-copied manuscripts and minor variations happened) usually suggest that when two possible variations are presented, "the harder meaning is to be preferred." In other words, if a copyist is reading sourcing material and either re-copying it or re-using it, it is far more likely that a copyist would harmonize what is said with an overall theology, rather than introduce something that makes the existing theology less pure and pristine. Since Mark's Gospel typically includes some of the most human aspects of Jesus (the Messianic secret, the abrupt ending, etc...), the principle is taken to a macro level, thus giving Mark "temporal first place." The synoptic "problem" does not seek to deny "Inspiration," but does seek to create an historical chain of events that tells us how our Gospels came to be. |
Syn- means same (as in synchronize, same time), and optic of course refers to sight. The three first Gospels are syn-optic because they see alike; they basically tell the same story as each other, covering many of the same events. John, on the other hand, focuses on a lot of different material than the other authors, and has a very high percentage of unique content. |
To contribute to the exceptional answers already here with a bit of additional information, the source material referred to as Q (or Q source, or Q Gospel, name from the German Quelle) is held in common between both Matthew and Luke, in addition to the common material from Mark, which is presumed to be written first. That said, there is debate on the nature and even the existence of the Q source, being theology. A good article about Q source can be found in the Anchor Bible Dictionary, though this may be difficult to access for those without academic theological libraries nearby. The reason for the term synoptics is that they can be viewed together to gain parallel understanding of the three Gospels. John, however, is not considered synoptic because it has many different events (whereas Matthew, Mark, and Luke have the same basic events with some additional or missing events based upon source materials) and different structure and order. An important caution in regards to the synoptics is not to proof text synoptic parallels. It is common for passages to be matched up in synoptic parallels based upon similar general meanings when translated, which may be accurate, or may not be, based upon the original context of the passage. The heretical Gospel of Thomas (deemed as a Gnostic text that promoted a secret knowledge of Christ) is found at many points to have parallels with the synoptics also, though itself nothing like the other Gospels in structure. |
When the first three gospels are compared—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—it is obvious that the accounts are very similar to one another in content and expression. As a result, Matthew, Mark, and Luke are referred to as the "synoptic gospels." The word "synoptic" basically means "to see together with a common view." Not that they should contradict each other but the striking similarities, not only of wording, as for example in the Healing of the Paralytic (Mk.2.1 12; Mt.9.1 8; Lk.5.17 26.), but also of the order of incidents, as for example the series of episodes recorded in Mark 10.13 34, and appearing in Matthew 19.13 xx.19 and Luke 18.15 34 presented a literary puzzle of sort. The question that arise is why these similarities? Plausible explanation for similarities in order of events could be that writers presented them in the order of their occurrences. However for similarities of wording most of the literary studies only discuss this issue without taking into consideration the influence of Holy Spirit and point out to the literary dependence of these gospels on each other, which definitely the most logical conclusion one can expect with a sceptic mind. One such research however bases this on oral traditions and concludes that the synoptic gospels are probably related to one another in a mostly literary, partly oral, fashion. It further goes on to say that it is highly likely that they were written from mostly oral traditions. However if the gospel authors had composed entirely from oral materials, each successive writer still depended on the groundwork of his predecessor(s). Another study which is staunchly advocating the inspirational base for these similarities has found that only sixteen percent of the words in those sections are identical in all three Gospels. The study then focused on the agreements of two Gospels against a third Gospel in all combinations: Matthew-Luke against Mark, Matthew-Mark against Luke, and Mark-Luke against Matthew. It showed from several perspectives the impossibility of any theory of literary interdependence created by these combinations of agreements and disagreements. From the standpoint of observational facts, it pointed to randomness as the only possible explanation for the phenomena of the Gospels. Yet randomness is not an accurate term to apply. As already said, the discussions of the origins of the Synoptic Gospels say far too little about the role of the Holy Spirit in the composing of those Gospels. He was the major author in the divine-human process of producing the Synoptic Gospels. Some of Jesus' last words to the Eleven were: The study further says: |


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