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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Six Westminster College sociology and sociology/criminal justice majors and minors were inducted into the International Sociology Honorary Society Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) on April 23.
The students inducted were:
- Colleen Costello, a junior sociology major, is a daughter of Kevin and Elizabeth Costello of Cranberry Twp., and a graduate of Seneca Valley High School.
- Jennifer Duvall, a 2012 graduate with a degree in sociology/criminal justice major, is a daughter of Frank and Jane Duvall of Atwater, Ohio, and a graduate of Waterloo High School.
- Gabrielle Elisco, a junior sociology major, is a daughter of Deborah Elisco and Dennis Elisco, New Castle, and a graduate of Neshannock High School.
- Lydia Hartzell, a junior sociology major, is a daughter of Robert and Beth Hartzell of Washington and a graduate of Trinity High School.
- Tricia Johnston, a junior sociology/criminal justice major, is a daughter of Korryn Berlin of Tionesta and a graduate of West Forest High School.
- Rachel Sherman, a senior political science major and criminal justice minor, is a daughter of Brian and Shelley Sherman and a graduate of North East High School.
The ceremony was accompanied by a banquet for all current members and their parents. Dr. John Hazy, associate professor in the Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences at Youngstown State University, presented a colloquium on the value of research and the many employment settings for students majoring in the discipline.
To be eligible for membership a student must be an officially declared sociology major or minor, or sociology/criminal justice, sociology/social policy or intercultural studies major or minor; possess at least junior year standing; rank in the top 35 percent of his or her class in general scholarship; possess a minimum grade point average of 3.25 in the sociology major or minor; and have completed at least four regular sociology, criminal justice studies or social science courses prior to initiation.
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Ponta Delgada
The capital of the Azores is one of the most beautiful locations that can be found in the Atlantic Ocean. Situated in the largest island of the Azores, São Miguel, Ponta Delgada is sometimes painted in white with its whitewashed building facades, other times in black, due to the use of typical basaltic volcanic rocks in the constructions.
With a population of around 65,000 inhabitants, the island can experience each day, the four seasons, for in the morning it may have mild temperatures and it is not surprising that suddenly, a sunny day can become a rainy day, or that in the tip of the island it is hot and in the other it is cold. The investment in the development of the capital is notorious, but traces of antiquity are an interesting feature of the city, where you can find well cared São Miguel baroque buildings - churches, museums and other public buildings - or checkered pavement impeccably cared for. This is also present outside the historic center. The island of Sao Miguel is only 64.7 kilometers long and up to 15 wide. But in such little space, we find many green areas that leave visitors amazed. To the west, the famous Sete Cidades Lagoon, to the east, the Furnas Valley, where they cook under the ground, the famous "cozido" - stew.

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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
What is the risk of developing colon cancer in a person with Chron's disease?
James D. Lewis, MD, MSCE, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Senior Scholar at the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, and Senior Fellow in the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
The risk of developing colon cancer in persons with Crohn's disease is related to the extent of colon that is involved by the Crohn's disease. Patients with only small bowel Crohn's disease (i.e., no disease in the colon) appear to have a risk of colon cancer comparable to the general population. In contrast, patients with extensive Crohn's disease of the colon appear to have a substantially increased risk of colon cancer. These patients should be followed rigorously by their gastrointestinal specialist with frequent screening evaluations. Please visit the OncoLink/NCCRA colorectal cancer prevention database and register to be considered for colorectal cancer prevention trials.
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It's okay to let your child go to sleep after a little bump — if he tumbles while practicing walking, for example, or if he tips over while sitting and taps his head on the floor. But if your child hits his head as a result of a major collision or a fall from any serious distance — he rolls off the changing table or falls down the stairs, for example — err on the side of caution and call the doctor (especially if your child is less than 1 year old).
The doctor will want to know the details of the accident and whether your child lost consciousness, is excessively irritable or crying, or is vomiting or lethargic. She may tell you to bring him to the office or to the emergency room.
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This Indian-style vegetable soup has long been one of my very favorite soups to serve to friends. Accordingly, this is my submission to the second edition of No Croutons Required, a new monthly vegetarian food event co-hosted by Jac and myself. Holler is the host for March and the theme this month is spicy vegetarian soups.
This burst of flavor in a bowl goes well with a variety of ethnic dishes. Take care not to overcook the peas, as they literally pop in your mouth if added at the end of the cooking time. This time around I served the soup with savory rice and urad dal pancakes.
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Recipe by Lisa Turner Cuisine: Indian Published on March 12, 2008 One of my favorite soups, this healthy curried vegetable soup bursts with Indian flavors. Print this recipe Ingredients:


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Martin Luther wasn't prone to compromise. He famously said in his sermon "Knowledge of God's Will and Its Fruit": The world at the present time is sagaciously discussing how to quell the controversy and strife over doctrine and faith, and how to effect a compromise between the Church ... Keep Reading
Ligonier National Conference - Ligon Duncan
from Alex Chediak Mar 19, 2009 Category: Articles
J. Ligon Duncan III is the senior minister of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, Miss., and adjunct professor of theology at Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the president of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals and chairman of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. Dr. Duncan has written, edited, and contributed to several books including Preaching the Cross, Women's Ministry in the Local Church, and Should We Leave Our Churches?, and Fear Not! Keep Reading -
Ligonier National Conference - Al Mohler
from Tim Challies Mar 19, 2009 Category: Events
The 2009 Ligonier Ministries National Conference begins today. Though the conference proper does not kick off until after dinner, the Pre-Conference, "John Calvin--Celebrating a Legacy" began bright and early. This mini-conference features messages from Al Mohler, Steven Lawson, Sinclair Ferguson and Ligon Duncan. They will each speak one time and will also participate in a panel discussion. Keep Reading -
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What Can We Learn from Jesus About Evangelism?
from Tim Challies Mar 18, 2009 Category: Ligonier Resources
None of us possesses the power to convert another; yet we are called by God to share the Gospel. He is pleased to use us to bring others to faith. But what does that mean? What is true biblical evangelism? The book of John places strong emphasis on the theme of Gospel witness, including several instances of evangelism by Jesus Himself. In Jesus the Evangelist, Rev. Richard D. Phillips, senior minister of Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C., explains biblical principles for evangelism, the theology of the Gospel, and shows us Jesus' own practice of evangelism. Keep Reading -
Thanks Be to God
from Knox Chamblin Mar 17, 2009 Category: Articles
In December 2008, I turned seventy-three. Invited by Tabletalk to address younger generations "on matters pertinent to the faith," I thought of Psalm 71, the prayer of an elderly man. Says verse 18: "So even to old age and gray hairs, O God, do not forsake me, until I proclaim your might to another generation, your power to all those to come." I seek to do so now. Keep Reading -
All Hail the Power
from Chris Donato Mar 16, 2009 Category: Articles
"In Jesus' name we pray, Amen." Is this just habit, a formal closing in public prayer? Or, is it a powerful declaration that we who pray in that name are in him to whom that name belongs? Well, Christians from the time of Christ onward have prayed in the name of God's Son. But only for the past two-hundred years or so has that name been relegated to the end of every prayer. Even though in many prayers it may be added as an afterthought, a nice closing that informs others in the room the prayer is about to end, the practice itself became popular during this modern era when the deity of the Son was being everywhere challenged. Ending petitions to the Father in the name of Jesus was a way for orthodox Christians to defend his divinity. Keep Reading -
Our Propensity for Ego
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Mar 15, 2009 Category: Articles
If we would seek to preach to the mind, we also must encourage those in our hearing to receive the Word preached with their minds. The habits of their hearts will be shaped by the habits of their minds. If, strangely, they listen only to check the preacher's level of orthodoxy, if they seek only to have their intellects tickled, if they attend to preaching only that they might show forth their own erudition, it is not their minds but their egos that are not being preached to. Just as a deep and complex sermon, rather than a simple and straightforward one, can be a sign of a preacher getting in the way, a deep and complex analysis of a sermon by the adept layman can be a sign of a congregant getting in the way. Our minds always need to be exhorted to beware our propensity for ego. Keep Reading -
Top 5 Commentaries on the Book of Micah
from Keith Mathison Mar 14, 2009 Category: Articles
The ministry of the prophet Micah began during the reign of the Judean king Jotham (750-732) and lasted until the reign of Hezekiah (729-686). His ministry, unlike that of Amos or Hosea, overlapped the fall of the northern kingdom. He prophesied the fall of Israel and lived to witness it. Following the fall of the northern kingdom, Micah prophesied to the southern kingdom of Judah. There are a number of helpful commentaries on the book of Micah, and the following are five of the best. Keep Reading -
Served By God, Serving Man
from David Mathis Mar 13, 2009 Category: Articles
My dad hasn't been to seminary. He has no formal theological training. Nobody pays him and Mom for their endless hours serving the church. But they could write an article on sacrificial service to the church. They've lived it. Pop is a dentist in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He and Mom moved to town in the late seventies after dental school and a couple years practicing on marines. They didn't know anyone when they arrived. They visited churches, soon found one, and have been there for over three decades now. Keep Reading -
The "New" Calvinism
from Chris Larson Mar 12, 2009 Category: Articles
It's interesting when major media pick up on a story that Ligonier has been living for several decades. Time Magazine's forthcoming cover story on "10 Ideas Changing the World Right Now" notes Calvinism as number three. Keep Reading


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I was a Redfin addict before I was an employee, and sometimes I forget that there's a lot of stuff on our site that not everybody knows about. Some of these are big things, like the fact that we're a real live brokerage with real live agents. Others are a bit nittier and grittier, like the sheer number of different ways we try to slice and dice data to share with anyone who wants it.
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greeney2 wrote:I've been pretty vocal about being against same sex marriage, becasue to a Catholic Marriage is a Sacrament, even know I was not married in the Catholic Church is it still my belief, and therefore against it. Born again Christians do not believe this, and if anything are not accepting of Catholics at all, overall. I have expressed other reasons that have nothing to do with religion, nor about caring about Gay people behind closed doors. But nobody is forcing any law that mandates any church to violate its own doctrine. Nobody is forcing you or I, to worship other Gods.
I think you realize that no one is trying to force religions to open up to gay marriage (at least the mainstream anti-ban people are not trying to force that). Catholics can still not wed gay couples. But there is no reason other than one line in the Bible (Leviticus) to prohibit gay marriage in a civil context. I don't buy into the "sex is a sin unless children can be produced" notion.
I am glad you are seeing parallels to women suffrage, racial suffrage, Jim Crowe laws, etc., because banning gay marriage is tantamount to discrimination of these kinds.


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The way I see it you should always talk about Afterbirth as if it had never been leaked that way you don't even encourage people to look for it.Lunatic Cyco wrote:I have been seeing post at Deviant Art that After Birth wasn't great at all... I would say my thoughts and opinions, but.... I don't know what to expect from Snafu Users.
I'm not sure how much influence Bleedman has, however Grids and BeeAre have a lot of influence, which is why it is appropriate to call them Grids' and BeeAre's stories.Gundam wrote:CinCire wrote:Neither stories have anything to do with the other. BeeAre has already confirmed this.
Mimi's father is Him, which has been confirmed by Grids.
I'm sorry but ultimately isn't the one to say weither these stories on in the same timeline is Bleedman and not Gridds and Bee.
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News VOL. XIX, No. 21 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933 Copyright BKYN MAWR COLLEOK NEWS,' 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Little May Day Held According to Tradition Innovations Introduced in Spe- cial Folk Dancing and Breakfast Menu GREEN FESTIVITIES GAY The celebration of this year's Lit- tle May Day, held Friday, May 5, was from the first.favored by extra- ordinarily clear, spring weather. Following the traditional ceremony, the sophomores woke up their .sister class at six by singing-their waking song through the halls, and individu- ally waking each senior by pausing before her door, while a sophomore entered with a May basket. The bas- kets this year were gold, decorated with red ribbon; and some of them were filled with wild flowers, some with daffodils, daisies, jonquils, and tulips from florists. The seniors, after a hasty breakfast of coffee and buttered rolls prepared by* the sophomores, presented Miss Park^ith a May bas- ket, and then sang \heir Magdalen College Latin hymn to the sun from Rock tower. This ceremony, impres- sive as always in the still, fresh dawn of a May morning, was followed by the crowning of the May Queen. Miss Josephine Williams, President of the Senior Class, was crowned accord- ing to the tradition, by the President of the Class of 1935, Peggy Little. Tradition gave way to taste in the ��arrangements for breakfast this year, and breakfasts varied in the different halls, some retaining the old strawberries and chipped beef, others changing to sausages or French toast. The festivities on the green were especially enjoyable. There was more impromptu gaiety in the "one-two- three-hopping" behind the village band on to the green than last year, when the Big May Day grandstand was there fof staid "sport specta- tors." And the five Maypoles on the green, wound simultaneously, lent a carnival touch to the scene. Miss Park's presentation of a red necklace to Josephine Williams, included a generous reminder of Bryn Mawr's never-changing welcome to returning alumnae. An innovation this year was the introduction of country dancing af- terward. Four dances, Newcastle, Confess, Peascods, and Sellinger's Round, were done, the last named be- ing joined spontaneously by the col- lege at large, forming a large outer circle in addition to the two smaller ones of the dancers. Chapel followed, with Miss Park's annual announcement of the various fellowships and scholarships for 1933- 34. After chapel, the seniors rolled their hoops down Senior Row, pre- senting them^to'their undergradu- ate friends. Then the four classes formed a quadrangle to sing May Day songs, before proceeding to the business of the day�classes. Marianne Gateson Participants in Fencing Meet Those who fenced in the meet Wednesday, May 4, are: Front row, left to right: Misses Douglas, Hayes, Coxe, Gateson. Back row: Messrs. Agnew, Fiems, Herben, Shakespeare, Kolb. College Fencing Champion Gateson Wins College Fencing Championship Exhibition Matches by Experts Show 3 Types of Fencing Brought to Fine Art NEXT MEET IS WITH N. Y. Summer School College Week-| End Will Vitalize Economics I.chigh Students Pay Visit The Robert Blake Society, a philo- sophical society of Lehigh Univer- sity, at Bethlehem, paid a brief visit to Bryn Mawr on Friday, April 5. Arriving in the morning, the body of students, thirty strong, including two professors, inspected the two psy- choloeieal laboratories and paid a brief visit to Taylor Basement to see the white rats. The society then adjourned to the Common Rflom, where they heard a lecture on religious beliefs, given by Dr. Leuba. Members of the faculty and eighteen Bryn Mawr undergrad- uates received them afterwards at a tea in the Common Room. They were escorted by some of the undergrad- uates about the campus and were then led to Wyndham. At a dinner given in Wyndham at six o'clock Friday evening, the society returned its obligations to the Bryn Mawr faculty. As a result of the intramural fenc- ing meet on Thursday evening, May For college students whose knowl-, 4, Gateson came out college cham- edge of economics is purely academic, pion, with Douglas, runner-up, and the conference to be held at the Bryn ' Coxe and Hayes taking third and Mawr Summer School over Fourth \ fourth places, respectively. The of July week-end offers an unusual j meet was directed by Mr. Agnew, of opportunity to meet members of a j the Sword Club, with Dr. Herben and cross-section of American industrial Mr. Shakespeare assisting as judges, life. Particularly for Bryn Mawr j The following are the results: students, who must clean out their j Gateson: Defeated Douglas, 5-2; closets in June, the college confer- Coxe; 5-2; Hayes, 5-2. ence means an opportunity to dis- Douglas: Defeated Coxe, 5-0; Hayes, cover to whom they will their campus 5-4; 'ost to Gateson, 2-5. �� during vacation, and to what pur- Coxe: Defeated Hayes, 5-4; lost to "pose they make their annual contri-i Gateson, 2-5; to Douglas, 0-5. butions. Each year six undergraduates are chosen from as many'different col-! Hayes: Lost to Gateson, 2-5; to Douglas, 4-5; to Coxe, 4-5. M. Fiems, professor of fencing at , the college, when asked to give his leges to attend the Summer School .. , � , ,,�, views on the meet, declared: "Tous session and assist the faculty in vari-; Ies assauts fUrent disputes avec une ous ways. Sylvia Bowditch was the vigueur et une courtoisie a citer hors Bryn Mawr representative last sum- pair. La prudence et l'efficacite du mer and Esther Smith will hold the Jeu de Mlle- Gateson, la technique de( �,. ! Mlle. Douglas, l'ardeur de Mile, same position this summer. The- . , ^ , .... � i (7oxc, et la fugue de Mlle. Hayes out large number of students, however, donn6s lieu au cours des assauts a who cannot enjoy this opportunity! des passes d'armes tres variees et and yet would like to acquire a first agreables a suivre. hand knowledge of the school, may "Toutefois des le debut des assauts do so over the Fourth of July week- Mlle. Gateson montrait assez de end and learn just why the Bryn technique et de connaissances de, Mawr Summer School is'considered l'escrime pour parvenir a battre ses| one of the most interesting and sig- j adversafres et remporter ainsi le] nificant educational experiments in; championnat des Seniors pour cette. America. ""^^" annee. Le nombre de touches recues In accordance with the plan of thejde ses adversaires n'etant que 6 hors initial conference held last summer,! de 12 possibles confirme la maitresse the week-end guests will occupy de son jeu." rooms in Pembroke, attend classes,; In the course of the evening, exhi-: meet the faculty, and for a time fol-: bitions were given in foil, epee, and; low the regular routine. Bryn Mawr: sabre. M. Fiems and Mr. Shakes-! students, as well as those from other peare gave a pretty display of what' colleges, will find their visit an en- fencing can ^be when brought to a .tirely new experience. The novelty fine art. The bouts in epee, between | nes not so much in the use of Den- Dr. Herben and Mr. Agnew, were bigh dining-room for assembly, and hot and lively. In this weapon, there the opening of the Deanery garden, are no rules-; one can touch and be as in the unconyentional aims and touched anywhere on the body, and, methods of instruction. No attend- formerly, one touch decided the ance is lever taken, and the student's^jnatch, although the new rules have experience in industry is used a^an extended this to three. Matches in approach to the study of economics, sabre, as in foil, submit to conven- Room D in Taylor is transformed tional rules, and are for the best out from an ordinary classroom intone, of nine touches, but in this case the -; target includes every part of the body 'Continued on rage Two) social science workshop^whe. (Continued on Pafee Two) Cale Wednesday, ty Show, R Goodhart, *.0 Saturday^Ma Language A. M. Sunday, May Rev. Dr. Alexander MacCall will conduct the service. Music Room, 7.30 P. M. ar iy 10: Facul-^ \nt Necessary. M. 13: German lination, 9.00 14: Chapel. A. A. 'Elections President: Susan Daniels, '34. Vice-President: Betty Faeth, '35. Treasurer: Viyig-Yuin Ting, '35. Secretary: Frances Porch- er, '36. Sophomore Member: Mar- ion Bridgman, '36. Glee Club Will Present Patience May 19 and 20 The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, 1 Patience, will be presented by the I Glee Club on the evenings of Friday '�� and Saturday, May ID and 20. As this year's offering of the Glee Club, ' Patience has created a great deal of interest ever since its production was ; begun at the end of March. The cast i is as follows: Colonel Calverly, Caroline Lloyd Jones, '33 Major Murgatroyd. Helen Ripley, '35 I Lieutenant, the Duke of. Dunstable, Susan Morse, '35 Reginald Bunthorne, Rebecca Wood, '33 I Archibal Grosvenor, Margaret Righter, '34 I.ady Angela......Jane Parsons, '34 Lady Saphir.......Betty Davis, '35 j Lady Ella......Eleanor, Cheney, '35 Lady Jane_____Henrietta Scott, '36 i Patience.......Junia Culbertson, '34 Most of the cast has already serv- ed in Glee Club choruses and Re- becca Wood played The Mikado in the 1931 operetta. She will also de- sign the scenery. A Glee Club production of Patience mot with great success in the spring of 1929 and the operetta seems pecu- liarly suited to Bryn Mawr talent. The alternative title of the piece' Is Bunthome'8 Bride and Gilbert and Sullivan used Reginald, a fleshly poet, whose prototype, by the way, was Oscar Wilde, and his Patience, a dairy maid, as a means of laughing at the aesthetic movement which swept the English intelligentsia at the end of the last century. Both perform- ances will be given for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr Scholarship Fund and it is a good idea to get your tick- ets early, because the front sections are going fast. The tickets will be on sale at the Publication Office at 1.30 on Thursday and Friday. The Undergraduate Association is giving a dance from ten till two after the Saturday night performance. It will be in the gym and the individual table system which proved to be so popular at the winter dance will be used. The tables will be along the wall so that there will be ample room for dancing, and it has been decided that the refreshments will be served on the roof, where there will be seats and room for walking or talking be- tween dances. The committee is glad to report that it has secured an ex- traordinarily good orchestra, with Noble Sissle, of the Park Central, New York, and formerly Les Ambas- sadeurs, Paris, in person. The com- mittee consists of A. Fouilhoux, chairman; M. Nichols, B. Korff, M. Cornish, L. McCormick, A. Hawks, B. Perry, E. Pillsbury and E. Put- nam. Tickets will be on sale on Mon- day and tables may be reserved then. Revolutionary Leaders Were Not Provincial Washington's Transatlantic In- terests Surpassed His Interest in West EARLY COLLEGES LIBERAL "Important as the western horizon appeared to eighteenth century America, the leaders of the Revolu- tion lived in an Atlantic rather than a strictly western world," said Dr. Evarts'B. Greene, professor of his- tory at Columbia University, deliver- ing the Mallory Whiting Webster Memorial Lecture in the Music Room, May 5, on "American Horizons in the Days of Washington." "Every historian wishing to get below the surface," Dr. Greene de- clared, "must reproduce the Wcltnn- schauung, the outlook on. the world, of earlier generations, and avoid the tendency to interpret the past accord- ing to the ideas of the present." Cir- cumstances determine men's vision and the greater part of our national history has* been determined by con- flicting horizons. After the opening up of the trans- Allegheny country, the gaze of many prominent men for the first time turned toward the West. Benjamin Franklin promoted the Grand Ohio Company. George Washington, as soldier and surveyor, early acquired a knowledge of frontier life and con- tinued his interest in the West throughout his career. Washington was, however, primar- ily a planter of the southern tide- water, and as such his trans-Atlantic interests were of more vital import- ance to him. A decade before the War of Independence, half his let- ters were written to Europeans who handled his commissions, for buy- ing and selling abroad. The problems of a practical planter stimulatd his interest in scientific agriculture, so that he studied Priestley's chemical analyses and corresponded with Ar- thur Young, the leading agricultural writer of the time. In the army he made enduring friendships with Con- tinental officers like Lafayette and Rochambeau, and later'relied on them for first-hand information about Eu- ropean affairs. For business , world, the Atlantic horizon was even more alluring than for the agriculturist. The volume of "eighteenth century commerce seems (Continued on rage Three) Scholarships Lack of space prevents the printing of the scholarships and prizes announced at Little Mayday, but they will appear in full in next week's edition. M. Canu and Dr. Hedlund Receive Special Awards The students of Bryn Mawr are not alone in celebrating scholarship and prize awards just now. Dr. Hed- lund has recently been granted a Nations,! Research Fellowship for mathematics by the National Research Council. IJe will have leave of ab- sence next year to study in Prince- ton. A magazine article by M. Canu has won him the Strassburger Foun- dation's annual $1,000 prize. The following account appeared in the Xew York Times, May 6: "The Strassburger Foundation's an- nual $1,000 prize for an article or articles appearing in the French press calculated best to serve Franco- American friendship was awarded to- day to Jean Canu for his articles en- titled 'The United States By Auto- mobile,' which appeared in Je Suis Partout. M. Canu is now professor of French literature at Bryn Mawr College. "This is the fifth time the prize has been awarded. It is given on the anniversary of the conclusion of the treaty of alliance between the French Government and General Washington's army. Seven distin- guished Frenchmen of letters serve on the committee that chooses the prize winner. "Tkfs year, M. Canu got three votes; Pierre de Noyer, New York, correspondent of Le Petit Parisien, two, and Odette Pascaul, one. One judge was absent."
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Next planned tribute near RAF Brize Norton and outside the John Radcliffe Hospital:
Tuesday, May 6
The personnel:
Captain Thomas Clarke, Army Air Corps; Flight Lieutenant Rakesh Chauhan, Royal Air Force; Warrant Officer Class 2 Spencer Faulkner, Army Air Corps; Corporal James Walters, Army Air Corps; and Lance Corporal Oliver Thomas, Intelligence Corps
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- Locations near RAF Brize Norton and Carterton
- The cortege route from RAF Brize Norton
- The route near the John Radcliffe Hospital
The bodies of personnel killed overseas are now repatriated to RAF Brize Norton in West Oxfordshire and are taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford for post mortem examinations.
Members of the Royal British Legion, other service veterans and the public hold tributes for the funeral corteges of soldiers as they approach the John Radcliffe Hospital and in Carterton near RAF Brize Norton.
Corteges leave the base through Britannia Gate. Those wishing to pay their respects will be able to do so from a purpose-built memorial garden in Norton Way, on the edge of Carterton, although other groups of people are expected to gather along the rest of the route.
There will also be space to stand along Monahan Way in Carterton and parking in Northwood Crescent. The cortege will travel to Oxford along the A40 and people may also line that route but are advised to do so only where it is safe.
The cortege enters the city via Marsh Lane (B4150), travelling along Headley Way (B4495) to the John Radcliffe Hospital.
The main gathering for those wishing to pay tribute is in Headley Way, near the entrance to the hospital, as illustrated on our accompanying map, right. Members of various local branches of the Royal British Legion meet outside St Anthony of Padua Catholic Church.
There are parking restrictions in the area, so it is advisable to use public transport or walk to the hospital if possible.
The Oxford Mail publishes details of planned tributes in Headley Way on the day, although these are only estimates of arrival times because it is difficult to predict how long the fallen personnel will spend at RAF Brize Norton with their family before their hearse sets off. Delays are also common during rush hours.
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Savannah Embossed Drink Dispenser
Great as a Continuous Brewer for Kombucha!
I wanted to start a continuous brewing system for my kombucha (fermented tea, for the uninitiated). I bought an expensive water crock online but it was TOO big. Right after the crock arrived, I found these (and other models) at my local Cost Plus--this one is just the right size, and much less expensive! I sold the crock and bought this instead, and I couldn't be happier.
I removed the top and bailer--the kombucha needs air so I tie a piece of cloth around the top to keep dust and bugs out, while letting air circulate. The wide opening at the top facilitates cleaning and SCOBY management. The plastic spigot is a plus, because a metal spigot would erode with continuous exposure to the acidic liquid. I have had no problems with the spigot dripping. And it's replaceable, if it ever does have a problem.
This is just the right size for me--I'm the only one drinking kombucha in my house and the capacity is just right to be able to draw off about 16 oz at a time and leave enough to keep the ferment going (you could safely take even more). It's not too heavy to slide forward to the edge of the counter to get bottles underneath.
As a great fan of canning jars, I love the look. It's not too big around, so it fits nicely on my counter, and it's attractive. The name "Savannah" is embossed on the jar, so now my kombucha SCOBY's name is Savannah. I'm very happy I bought this jar.
December 9, 2013
This product exceeded my expectations!
I was thinking of ordering a much more expensive drink dispenser that was very similar to this one when a friend recommended your store. WOW! This is such a nice dispenser for the money. I ordered these for my daughters graduation party and was so pleased at how they turned out. I had a rustic themed garden party and bought three of these to serve lemonade, lemon water and iced tea. The spout is not real metal but it is very well made and turns on and off very easily. Thank you for carrying nice, well made products at reasonable prices!
May 31, 2013
A Gift to Help with Hosting Parties
My husband and I gave this as a gift to a friend who hosts several large parties every year. She squealed with delight when she opened it because it exactly fits with her taste (she cans food) and she didn't have a drink dispenser yet. I picked it because it fit within our budget constraints for gifts and I knew she'd love it. I did warn her about a couple of things. One, the spout might be loose so she may need to tighten it before the first use. Two, do NOT pour very hot—especially boiling hot—liquid directly into it. It'll likely crack the glass and ruin the dispenser. Another thing to note is that the spout isn't stainless or anything. But it will wear well with careful use and storage. I have a similar dispenser with a similar spout and though it'd be nice to have a quality metal version, our spout has held up well with regular use for three years now. You'll be hard pressed to find something as nice as this for less than $100 with a metal spout.
May 22, 2013
A master piece for a mason jar collector
If you love mason jars you will take pride of own this beautiful piece to entertain . I am not crazy with the spigot, but is easy to fix. I will definitely order one more and love them.
June 6, 2013
Great dispenser for the money
Like other posts that the secret lies within the spigot. Unfortunately this is a plastic spigot so I gave it a 4-star rating. Still, I have had no leaks so far (it's sat for 2 days and no drips or leaks).
I love the glass dispenser with a classic mason jar style and it matches my kitchen. I also know of a website to get a metal spigot if the plastic one gives me any trouble (and I will still have spent less than other glass dispensers with metal spigots). I think it's a great buy!
April 30, 2013
Fun for summer entertaining
Just got this drink dispenser. Bought it because I want something study and not so breakable.
I like that there is "on & off" on the spigot.
Almost 2 gallans.
Can wait to fill it up!!!!
April 27, 2013
Loved the style...
But functionality was not there. It looked great on my table, but you have to leave the lid cracked for the vacuum affect so the spigot works. Also it is very difficult to wash. I couldn't decide between this one & the mason jar style and I wish I had gotten the mason jar. Also, I would have paid more to have a cute stand (galvanized) - its a BIG jar, so precarious to have on the edge of your counter when full. I used a flared bowl w/the correct bottom size and placed it upside down on the table with the jar on top for stability.
I couldn't bring myself not to recommend this b/c it just looks so good and the value is fantastic - if you are willing to put up with some inconvenience and can be creative for presenting it safely on your table, then go for it. My next purchase is the mason jar style though.
November 14, 2013
Beautiful, but with a disappointing lack of functionality
I had the Savannah Drink Dispenser sitting out in my kitchen for several weeks until I had to opportunity to use it. I frequently admired its simple design, and it almost became a focal point in the room. Basically, I was thrilled with the item- right up until I tried to use it. After realizing that, to get any liquid out, the lid needed to be cracked open a bit, I set the dispenser on the counter and began filling drinks. I had not served one full glass when the plastic spigot's handle popped right off in my hand. For the rest of the party, guests ladled out cocktails by hand, which would be fine if the dispenser didn't have a spigot for that purpose.
I understand that you get what you pay for, but for something that loses functionality within minutes, I feel like money was wasted. I would recommend something like the Agua Fresca Barrel instead. The Savannah's plastic spigot is just not workable.
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Firstly, this is not a fanfic. This is a story I decided to post here that I based on my dreams. Don't be fooled by the beginning; the freaky stuff is on the way.
Scribble. The collective resonance of pencil upon paper, grinding away the hours as well as lead, filled the classroom almost like the threatening buzzing of hornets. Well, not quite like that. The buzzing of hornets suggested danger, it suggested adrenaline and excitement. Pens were images of boredom, their grating sound one of dull repetition.
A multitude of heads hung over the rows of wooden desks, each one hiding a face full of pure resentment for the dreary position. The humming of pens was becoming rhythmic, becoming a beat. It was almost alive, almost a sentient thing that previously dwelled dormant, bogged down in the mind. It was the song of progress.
Mr. Elson liked the song of progress. It was the sign of a good, respectable class in their final year, each one working with utmost silence, save for the sound of good old progress. This was what made his day, when it became clear that he was doing his job properly, sculpting and twisting these young creatures who raged with the power of their hormones and turning them into efficient parts of the great social machine. A clean, sparkling and glorious machine that ran like clockwork.
Order. It was his calling.
But what's this? Chaos in his classroom, his domain. A violent storm amongst still seas. There's always one harbinger of chaos in every class, always at least one that simply cannot stop themselves in the ruination of both order and their own future, spiralling downwards in a self-destructive circle. Mr. Elson, being the corporate machine that he was, hated them, he loathed them with a burning passion. These were thoughtless insects, disrupting the lives of others as they hovered annoyingly and went about their insignificant ways. They were the leeches of mankind, creatures that would never amount to anything or do anything of great consequence, besides perhaps hindering others.
Clothed in a sharp, efficient grey suit, the blonde haired and harsh-faced teacher rose from his seat of power like a government official about to issue a death penalty.
He paced the gum-clean floor, eyes staring across busy desks like those of a predator animal, a sinister vulture looking for a creature to pick upon. And like any good scavenger, it found one.
Hart. Ridiculous name for a ridiculous boy, a boy who thought piercings and black clothes were cool. Gabriel Hart, a pathetic specimen. He was smart, yes, but not in the correct way. He questioned things, corrected things. He argued, he talked back and worst of all, he was always, always right. It made Mr. Elson sick. This young man was worthless, he was a disruption destined to be a nobody. Any good teacher will tell that a smart student is far harder to teach in an orderly fashion than a stupid one.
He even appeared outrageous. Silvery white hair, he wore it long and straight in a terribly feminine fashion. Bloody girly kid. Mr. Elson had never questioned whether Gabriel died his hair or not, and frankly it didn't matter because he would disapprove either way, but young Hart was in fact a curious albino. He was obsessed with black, it was because of all that moronic rock music, and he wore only that shade. Made him look even paler than he was. Dark leather, a jacket to be exact, and jeans to match. At least the boy wore a shirt, even if it was black. But the chains, the teacher hated them. They hung and looped across his clothes like a web of silver, the numerous rings and piercings such as one in the web of his fingers and left ear complimenting them with their metallic glint. Queer kid, he needed to lean some social values. He was thin too, with a rather lithe and lean build that made it even easier for Mr. Elson to hate him as the teacher's body began to succumb to age.
Unthinkable to Mr. Elson was that this misguided young fool could be popular if he wanted. He had fair, angular features not far from being angelic, and somehow his pale skin seemed almost radiant.


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