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It's not that I was suspicious. I have no axe to grind against Toyota and was pleased to read that after a 10-month study, NASA and NHTSA engineers found no electronic flaws in Toyota vehicles capable of causing unintended acceleration. But I was curious to know how they did it – how they examined and tested mechanical and electronic components and what tools they used to analyze some 280,000 lines … Read More
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Hey everyones just a little update on the status of me moving to Fresno from Utah. The moving truck has been loaded and it's all on it's way as of this morning. And I'm still here in Utah until after Anime Banzai. So I'm officially lonely. But I think I'll be so busy it shouldn't be too bad. I have a lot of people to say my goodbye's to. Hell I have a lot of people I need to tell that I even need to say goodbye this all happened so quick.
I'm going to get a new comic series up today for Monday and I may even have time to make a comic myself but unlikely on that one. Anyhoo though things are going well. I'm crashing at a friends place for the next week and a half and the computer situation is a bit awkward right now so we'll see if much progress is to be had.

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I still hear people using the phrase "for our children's children". If you take a child of today to be expected to live to around 2085, just what is that child going to die of I wonder. Heart disease will be illiminated by then as will all arterial diseases. Also stem cell applications will have by then stopped all ageing and will be capable of regenerating an 80 year old's body to function and appear as if that person were in their 20's. Even if I'm being over optimistic with an 80 year wait until such science is wide-spread - it will surely be common place during the next 80 years after that.
When confronted with keeping old people alive, many folk imagine some decrepid old carcas clinging o to life with a life support system. The reality is that science will solve the ageing process and will be able to revearse it. In years to come (i.e less than 100 years )- people will not die and will never get sick or age. This is an un-stop able truth and is so very exciting it warrants a daily news flash on our "Immortality status".
The next words I generally hear with this argumant is that the weight of the worlds population would collapse its infra-structure. Its as if people even now are un-aware of the infinite amount of beautiful virgin planets awaiting mankind in the cosmos. Then they say , "but it would take us 400 years to reach the nearest star". Can't they see that faster than light travel is also inevitable as are worm holes to the other side of the universe. God ! what's the matter with these people.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Anthony Franciosa, whose strong portrayals of moody, troubled characters made him a Hollywood star in the 1950s and '60s but whose combative behavior on movie sets hampered his career, has died, his publicist said Friday. He was 77.
Franciosa died Thursday at UCLA Medical Center after suffering a massive stroke, publicist Dick Guttman said. The actor's wife, Rita, and children were present. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a longtime friend, visited the family later, Guttman said.
Franciosa was part of a new wave in the mid-20th century who revolutionized film acting with their introspective, intensely realistic approach to their roles. Most of them were schooled in the method acting of New York's Actors Studio. They included Marlon Brando, James Dean, Rod Steiger, Shelley Winters and Paul Newman.
Franciosa was once married to Winters, who died last weekend.
From his first important film role as the brother of a drug addict in "A Hatful of Rain," Franciosa became known for his portrayals of complicated young men. He received a 1956 Tony nomination for his performance in the role he created on Broadway, then an Oscar nod. In 1957, the actor appeared in three other films, "This Could Be the Night," "A Face in the Crowd" and "Wild Is the Wind."
Franciosa's career continued in high gear with such films as "The Long Hot Summer," "The Naked Maja" (as Goya), "The Story on Page One," "Period of Adjustment," "Rio Conchos" and "The Pleasure Seekers."
The actor's behavior on movie productions became the subject of Hollywood gossip. The stories alleged fiery disputes with directors, sulking in his dressing room, outbursts with other actors.
"I went out to Hollywood in the mid-1950s," he remarked in a 1996 interview, "and I would say I went there a little too early. It was an incredible amount of attention, and I wasn't quite mature enough psychologically and emotionally for it."
Franciosa's assertive attitude extended beyond movie stages; in 1957 he served 10 days in the Los Angeles County jail for slugging a press photographer. His reputation contributed to the downturn in Hollywood offers, and his career veered to European-made films and television.
His first TV series, "Valentine's Day," cast him as a swinging New York publishing executive involved in numerous romances. It lasted one season (1964-65).
In "The Name of the Game" (1968-71) Franciosa alternated with Gene Barry and Robert Stack as adventurous members of a Los Angeles publishing firm. In 1971 the producing company, Universal Pictures, fired him from the series, charging erratic behavior. He countered that the company had treated him badly and demanded that he take a pay cut.
The 1975 TV series "Matt Helm," with Franciosa as a wisecracking detective (a role Dean Martin played in feature films), was canceled after half a season.
He was born Anthony Papaleo on Oct. 25, 1928, in New York City. He was 1 when his father disappeared, and the boy grew up tough in Manhattan slums. "Getting in the first blow was something I learned in childhood," he once said.
After working in odd jobs and sometimes sleeping in flophouses, at 18 he attended an audition for actors at the YMCA and was chosen for two plays. He later studied at the Actors Studio and the New School for Social Research. Adopting his mother's maiden name, Franciosa, he began getting roles in television and the theater. "A Hatful of Rain" made him a star.
Besides Winters, Franciosa was married to writer Beatrice Bakalyar and real estate agent Judy Kanter, with whom he had a daughter, Nina. His lasting marriage was to Rita Thiel, a German fashion model. They had sons Christopher and Marco.
Associated Press Writer John Antczak contributed to this report.
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Should have stayed home and drank beer instead of going to work today.
Heh heh, he said "Wiener"...Now Playing: Brahms, Symphony No 2; Giulini - Wiener
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Wean the dead thread down to essentials. I somehow missed the December death of John Spencer, largely because i didn't want to weed through the morass of banjo players, neurosurgeons and poet laureates of Sri Lanka in this thread.
The obscurati are what I like about this thread.
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wasn't she just fighting with her record label?
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Nice guy Eddie is dead!SANTA MONICA - Actor Chris Penn died in Santa Monica. The brother of
Sean Penn was 43.
Joe is going to be pissed!
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LOS ANGELES -- Fayard Nicholas, the elder half of the show-stopping Nicholas Brothers tap-dancing duo that thrilled audiences during the 1930s and beyond with their elegance and daring athleticism, has died. He was 91.
Posted 26 January 2006 - 12:05 PM
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Carlos Martinez, who played for seven seasons in Major League Baseball, died on Tuesday at his home in Venezuela at age 40, his wife said.
You left out the best part of his story!
Carlos Martinez is the guy who hit the home run that bounced off of Jose Canseco's head and into the seats!
All my life i wanted to be black.
Until i saw your picture, now i wanna be you.
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Majestic elephants bring chic, global style to the nursery. Cast in a soft palette and outlined with decorative hand stitching, the creatures add a sweet and serene element to your baby's sleep space.
- Pure cotton.
- Expertly quilted by hand; cotton batting.
- Elephants are appliquéd of floral and paisley prints stitched with a variety of embroidery techniques.
- Quilt reverses to paisleys on a bright pink ground.
- Crib sheet is 200-thread-count cotton percale.
- Crib skirt is pure cotton voile and features three tiers of ruffles
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Successful completion of this program leads to a BS degree from Westminster and an MPA degree from Duquesne after a total of six years (three years at Westminster, followed by three more years at Duquesne). Students interested in this program must enter Westminster College as a biology major with a minimum combined verbal/math SAT score of 1100, or an ACT composite score of 24. For more details on participation in this program, pllease review the criteria listed below or contact the Chair of MedPAC.
Students in the PA articulation must maintain minimum pre-requisite and overall GPAs of 3.0 at Westminster, with a grade of C or better in all pre-requisite courses. Students must complete all science courses at Westminster and all program requirements within six semesters. To be eligible for transfer to Duquesne's graduate program after three years, students must have earned 100 credit hours at Westminster and met all other published Duquesne admissions requirements. Again, a maximum of five qualified Westminster students per year will be admitted to Duquesne under this program. Specific Westminster course requirements for the 3 + 3 Pre-Physician Assistant/Physician Assistant Articulation Program include: BIO201, BIO202, BIO203, BIO206, BIO301; either BIO302 or BIO303; either BIO360 or BIO 361; one additional 300 or higher level qualifying biology course; CHE117, CHE261, CHE262; PHY141 (or 151), PHY142 (or 152); INQ111, WRI111, SPE111.
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The Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine has named Bettina Schemera, D.V.M., Ph.D., as associate director of the Division of Laboratory Animal Health.
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El Turismo de Salud en America Latina y el Caribe de Habla Inglesa
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Al analizar la temática del turismo de salud en América Latina y el Caribe de habla inglesa, es importante reconocer que no se trata de un fenómeno reciente, sino que de una manera u otra, los servicios de salud han sido siempre objeto de intercambio internacional. En la actualidad, sin embargo, una serie de factores han llevado a su intensificación. Entre ellos es posible mencionar los siguientes
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This paper explores the issue of tourism, health and environment as a subject that connects the largest sector in the global economy with the issues of health/social capital, and environmental conservation. The economic importance and trends in tourism are summarized; health, safety and environment (HSE) issues as related to the industry such as food safety, Legionnaires' disease, the threat of avian flu, and environmental degradation are described; and the scope for health-medical tourism explored. Potential solutions to problems and challenges are considered, such as the standards-based Quality Tourism for the Caribbean (QTC) initiative, and key policy issues considered that arise from the above such as HSE standards, certification, access to health services, training, and information and response systems, and the need for inter-sectoral approaches and publicprivate and international partnerships to move forward in this area. This paper has the precept that profitable, sustainable tourism requires a balance between financial/economic interests, human health interests and environmental interests. Without a doubt, the three-way intersect of tourism as the major economic activity for many countries and regions, combined with health and disease issues for tourists and local populations, and environmental conservation/degradation issues, constitute an area that is in need of attention and partnership to secure more profitable and sustainable tourism.
Country/Economy Profiles and Data Representation
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Travel & Tourism indicators
The second section presents Travel & Tourism (T&T) indicators that aim to provide a measure of the past, current, and projected future activity of Travel &Tourism in each an economy.This section is split into two parts
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Since 1979, the World Economic Forum has been at the forefront of national competitiveness research. Our competitiveness work is aimed at contributing to a better understanding of why some countries grow prosperous, while others are left behind. Given the Forum's longstanding interest in economic development, coupled with the growing importance of Travel & Tourism (T&T) for national economies, a study focusing on the T&T industry is extremely relevant. In this context, The Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report aims to explore the factors and policies driving travel and tourism competitiveness in nations worldwide.
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Travel & Tourism (T&T) is a critical source of economic growth and development in many countries around the world, rendering the measurement of its competitiveness an important undertaking. Over the past several decades, Travel & Tourism has become a key sector in the world economy. In 1950, international tourism receipts totaled a mere US$2.1 billion; by 2004 this had grown to an impressive US$622.7 billion.1 Tourism has become an extremely important employment and revenue generator internationally, providing jobs directly through the tourism industry itself (for example, hotels, visitor attractions, restaurants, tourist transport, and so on) and indirectly through the supply of many goods and services that are inputs to the tourism industry.2 In addition, there are many local revenue-generating activities that are not formally registered in the national accounts (for example, informal employment such as street vendors and informal guides).This indirect tourism revenue has been estimated to have a magnitude equal to that of direct tourism expenditures


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Gallery Momiji
Home of the Anime North Art Showいらっしゃいませ~!ギャラリー紅葉へようこそ! • Welcome to Gallery Momiji!
Back for its 19th sensational year is the Anime North Art Show!
Gallery Momiji Registration Starts Feburary 1st!
With brilliant anime-themed artwork from prospective and professional artists alike, along with beautiful displays of kimono and costumes, this is one show not to be missed! Located in Hall F of the Toronto Congress Centre, we will be opening registration on Febuary 1st. You can find brand-new displays, our special Gallery Store, and even bid for your favourite piece in our Art Auction.
Click here for information regarding registration as an artist.
Click here to read the Art Show FAQ! -- Please read the FAQ before contacting the gallery curators!
Hours of Operation
Artists' Check-In and Setup: 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Open to Public: 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Open to Public: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Open to Public: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (for viewing, sales, and pickup of purchases)
Art Auction: 11:00 a.m.
Artists' Pickup: 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Artists who intend to arrive late Friday night or early Saturday morning must notify the Art Show in advance to make arrangements for a late check-in. If unexpectedly delayed en route to the convention, please call the Art Show (905-517-7998 OR 647-262-0161) and leave a message. If notice of withdrawal is given in advance, reserved space may be resold. In all cases, refunds will be given only for space we are able to resell. Display space must be reserved in advance; registration for the Art Show will not taken on site.
Artists who need to pick up their work before 3:00 p.m. on Sunday are asked to inform Gallery Momiji staff before they check in. Anime North will not be responsible for artwork unclaimed by 5:00 p.m. on Sunday unless prior arrangements have been made.
Art Auction
Like what you see in the gallery? Wish you could take a piece of art home? Well, you can by taking part in Anime North's Art Auction! First, register to bid at the gallery's information desk and then take a chance and bid on displayed artwork in the silent auction, but be warned: the most popular pieces end up going to the live auction on Sunday morning, and if you're not careful, you could find yourself in an all-out bidding war!
The Art Auction will be held on Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. in Gallery Momiji. Click here for the Art Auction rules.
If you have registered as a bidder in the Art Auction but are unable to pick up your purchase on Sunday (i.e., you have registered to attend on Saturday only), then arrangements may be made at the discretion of the Gallery Director for you to purchase the artwork immediately after the close of Gallery Momiji on Saturday night. Otherwise, you may appoint a proxy to pick up and pay for your purchased artwork on Sunday by giving them a note of authorization and your bidder paddle.
If a piece of art that you bid on goes to the live auction on Sunday morning but you cannot attend (again, in the case that you are attending the convention on Saturday only), then you may appoint a proxy to bid on your behalf by giving them a note of authorization and your bidder paddle.
In either of these cases, please notify the Gallery Momiji Director at your earliest convenience.
If a winner fails to remit payment for a piece won at auction, then their contact information may be given to the artist so that they can arrange for payment and shipping of the item.
Gallery Store
Couldn't get that one special piece of art because someone outbid you in the auction? Well, have no fear, because the Gallery Store provides a wide selection of reproductions of some of the best artwork created by Anime North's artists.
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Democratic Sen. Mikulski of Maryland announces she will not seek a 6th term in US Senate.
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For six years, President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been on a collision course over how to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions, a high-stakes endeavor both men see as a centerpiece of their legacies.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told California Republicans on Saturday that the party should not rush to choose a 2016 presidential nominee because of pressure from pollsters, pundits and GOP donors.
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We are all different. When walking into someone's home for the first time it is noticeable, whether their furniture is contemporary with clean lines, muted colors and marble floors or if they have the big comfy sectional with brightly painted walls and a huge flat screen you get a feeling about them. The same goes for dental practices. You get an idea of the type of dentist they are even by the way their lobby looks. Some are homey and relaxed as others are clinical and modern. These differences are replicated in the disposition of the dentist and also their treatment preferences. Although you might see two different dentists and receive alternate treatment plans, this does not conclude that one dentist is superior to another.
All dentists have attended schooling and learned about the same procedures. But over the years, their patient experience leads them to their best choice of treatment. If you go to your family doctor for a bacterial infection, they may prescribe something different then another doctor would. Depending on many factors including what has worked for them in the past on other patients, what medication is covered by your insurance plan and what else you may have going on throughout your body. Of course, they all are knowledgeable about the basic treatment but build on that throughout their career. The same applies to dentists. If you see two different dentists and are given two different options of treatment, this does not mean that either dentist is wrong.
As with any practice there are many different ways to treat the same condition. The dentist makes a treatment plan unique to the patient. It is unique because we all have different circumstances that need to be taken into account. A good example of this is a patient's monetary situation. Obviously, treatment plans can differ in cost. Depending on what needs to be done, the dentist may discuss options that take into account what can be afforded at the present time.
A treatment plan can be compared to buying many things in life. If you are in the market to purchase a home, there are many different factors that will go into your decision. If you purchase a home that has been newly built or completely remodeled, it will cost you more money but you are insured that roof won't leak, the furnace won't need to be replaced etc. If you spend less money on an older home, you will still have a place to live with a roof over your head but how long until you are spending thousands of dollars to have that roof replaced? The same goes for dentistry. If you have a large cavity that has compromised the tooth, a crown may be necessary. If you choose to have a large composite filling put in because it is less expensive, it is only a matter of time before the tooth with need another restoration costing the patient more money in the long run. A dentist should explain the options to a patient and give them the full picture of what each one entails to allow the patient to decide.
Dentists are distinctive in that one will not perform a clinical procedure in exactly the same way as another dentist. For example, they may prefer a different type of drill when performing certain restorations or use different instruments on their extractions. Just like in any industry, there are always advances and new developments within the dental field. Of course any dentist that has graduated from an accredited dental school should be technically capable to perform any procedure within their comfort level. There are dentists that send root canal patients to an endodontist and others who perform their own. Depending on the person and their need for gas, or their ability to open their mouth wide and many other factors; a dentist doesn't perform a restoration exactly the same on his own patients.
Ultimately, your dentist is looking out for your best interest. A Top Dentist will spend a number of hours a year in continuing education to keep up with the latest dental technology. Although you may be given different options when acquiring a second and third opinion, dentists are straightforward in what they feel is the best approach when it comes to the health of your teeth and your overall well-being.


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I ��i. ' / Z-816 The College Mews VOL. XXIX, No. 7 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1942 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mnwr College, 1942 PRICE 10 CENTS Poll Shows Work Done in Summer By B.M. Students Secretarial, Clerical Jobs Claim More Workers Than Rest A poll taken this week by the Bureau of Recommendations re- vealed that secretarial or clerical work claimed the majority of stu- dents among the 288 undergradu- ates holding jobs this summer. In paid jobs, camp counselling and selling came next, while 44 under- graduates were at summer schools. Fifteen graduate students work- ed at jobs ranging from clerical work in an arms factory to actual war work. Edith Emerson was in a test department for precision in- struments, and Jean Clawson was a summer worker in a flag manu- facturing' factory. Most )of the eight undergradu- ate factory workers were in war plants. Even the company which packed Elizabeth Arden cosmetics, where Jackie Osborne was employ- ed, was partially converted to man- ufacture war materials. Adelaide Burnett drove a truck for a war factory in Louisville. Not satisfied with that physical exertion, she consented to work on the night shift. Taking advantage of a new de- velopment in insurance. Louise Horwood and Ellen Ustick sold war damage policies. Fifteen girls took care of chil- dren, but the girls weren't all cus- tomary nursemaids. Lois Mac- Murray's charges were delinquent children. Farming and U. S. 0. work were popular summer occupations. The more unusual jobs included Alice Hedge's air raid spotting, Barbara Herman's factory inspecting, and Ruth Alice Davis' guard duty at LaGuardia Field. Marion Thdmas was "back-to- college consultant" at a department .-tore, Montgomery Fair, in Mont- gomery, Alabama. Sally Dodge sports an Army Navy E, the result of her summer work at the Berg Boat Co., Inc., in Wilmington, Delaware. J. Watson Reasserts Need for Farm Help In Talk to Students Common Room, Novqmbw 5.� Mr. James Watson, county agent of the Agricultural Department of the U. S. Employment Service, re- asserted need for farm help in his talk to Bryn Mawr students inter- ested in farming. Mr. Watson ex- plained his work as director of farming in Pennsylvania. His main duties at the present time are concerned with collecting and plac- ing workers on farms suffering from labor shortage. Mr. Watson has organized large groups of students from Swarth- more College, Temple University, and the University of Pennsyl- vania for farm labor. The work is harvesting and the picking and de-hydrating of seasonal vege- tables for shipment abroad in con- densed form. The whole project is executed on a large scale and auth- orized by the Government. The pay is a minimum of 150 cents an hour and covers the time of trans- portation as well as the actual work. Mr. Watson's suggestion of a tractor school at Bryn Mawr was enthusiastically received. The Continued or Pace Three Calendar Thursday, November 12 Spanish Club Tea, Speak- er, Pedro Salinas, Common Room, 4.00. Monday, November 16 Air Raid Wardens' Meet- ing, Music Room, 8.00. Tuesday, November 17 College Assembly, Interna- tional Student Day, Good- hart, 10.00. Current Events, Common Room, 7.30. Wednesday, November 18 Non-Resident Tea, Com- mon Room, 4..SO. German Club Tea, German House, 4.00. Bond Drive Gets Pledges in Each Hall Drive May Reach a Thousand Dollars in First Month's Collection Salinas W ill Lecture At Spanish Club Tea Dr. Pedro Salinas will be the guest speaker at the Spanish Club tea in the Common Room, Novem- ber twelfth. Dr. Salinas is profes- sor of Spanish at Johns Hopkins University. He has been in this country for five years, and is an author, poet, and lecturer of great European repute. Before coming to the United States, Dr. Salinas was a professor at the University of Madrid, and a director of the well-known Cen- tro di Estudios Historicos, and of the Santander International Sum- mer University. The list of Euro P an universities at which he has lectured include the Sorbonne, Cambridge, and Oxford. On this continent he has been in Mexico and the University of Southern California. From 1936 to 1939 Dr. Salinas lectured at Wellesley Col- C'ontinued on Page Four Local Rationing Board Found Busy Center Of Distribution of Scarce War Materials By Barbara Hull, '44 The local rationing board is a busy place. It rations sugar, auto- mobiles, typewriters, bicycles, gas- oline, tires, heating fuel, and rub- ber boots to the 32,000 people liv- ing in this district. Quotas for these goods, with the exception of sugar, gasoline^ and heating fuel, are allotted monthly to each district. Distributing cer- tain amounts to each county, the state receives its quotas from the OPA. The county, in turn, re-al- locates according to districts. Cer- tificates are issued by the local dis- trict for the purchase of rationed articles. In order to qualify for a certificate, applicants must con- form to a strict eligibility code. At the end of every month, each local board reports its quota bal- ance to the county board, and in this way, articles can be efficiently re-estimated monthly. Unprecedented, fuel oil ration- ing has presented a difficult prob- lem, but has been worked out fairly by oil dealers and heating engi- neers. Correlations between the number of people in a household, the square feet of floor space, and last year's oil consumption have been compiled in the Local Board Fuel Oil Calculation Tables issued by the OPA. A different table has been made for each set of counties having similar climatic conditions. Households in this region are cut to from 15 to 55 per cent of last year's amount. Appointed by the State Director on the recommendation of the county director, the local board is composed largely of volunteers. In this area, there are four members of the local board and two paid Civil Service employees. Depend- ing on the need, the staff of volun- teers varies from five to ten mem- bers each day. Almost all workers are members of the Civilian De- fense Corps. After 50 hours of work, a volunteer is entitled to wear a uniform, pledging a mini- mum of six hours per week for the duration. Local control of ration boards is the keynote of the OPA rationing programs. Neighborhood control provides for fairer, more efficient allocations to individuals, and lo- cal ration problems are more ef- fectively solved. _ The campus Bond Dmje has re- ceived $81H.'.i5 from the sale of War bonds and stamps to date. Pern East leads with $173.05, and Pem West is a close second with $143.45. $128.20 was pledged by the Non-Residents, and Rhoads North contributed $122.50. Den- bigh gave $88.75; Rhoads South S58.00; Merion. S17.55; Rock, S41.20; Wyndham, 810.25; Ger- man House, $(i.oo. Radnor's pledge cards are Sol yel complete, and one of the Rock agents was in the infirmary during the last col- lection. The final sales for this first month of the drive will, it is hoped, reach SI,000. Merion boasts the highest percentage of pledges, just under 90 per cent. Collection day is the fifth of every month. Since a number of students indicated that in the fu- ture they would buy their stamps and bonds through this source, more pledges are expected next month. Reports to date reveal the fol- lowing sales: 4 12. ten cent stamps. 1055 twenty-five cent stamps. !>(! fifty cent stamps, 11.1 one dollar stamps, five five dollar stamps, seven $25.00 bonds, one $1011 bond, and one $50 bond. Air Raid Instructions The1*following instructions for *Air Raid Wardens were received by Mr. Broughton. They have been issued by Mr. H. D. Harral, Chief Air Raid Warden for the Lower Mer- ion District, and especially concern college air raid wardens whose duties take them outside the campus. The bulletin, dated November 6, 1942, states: "All wardens will remain on duty, including street pa- trol, for at least 15 minutes after the all clear has been sounded. "This will enable wardens to pick up incidents that can- not be staged within a 15- minute drill; to direct emerg- ency vehicles through the post to incidents under way elsewhere; to cover the peri- od when pedestrians and au- tomobiles are starting out, all at once, after the interrup- tion of the drill; to give in- formation to civilians gener- ally who may be confused by the various signals. "Wardens concerned in in- cidents under way will re- main on duty until the inci- dent is finally^cleared of all services." � "Latch-Key Children Pending Bill, Acted on By Industrial Group Common Room, November 4.� Mrs. Lelage Hood of the United Electrical Radip and Machine Workers of America, C. I. O., open- ed the year's first Industrial Group meeting with an appeal for more win-the-war activity and less inef- fective discussion. Two concrete proposals dealing with problems affecting women in war Industry were offered by Mrs. Hood, and were later adopted. - After a brief survey of the his- tory of American women in indus- try, Mrs. Hood launched into prob- lems facing women in industry now. With an ever increasing stream of women entering war plants to release men for service with the armed forces, people are faced with several entirely new problems and old difficulties are in- tensified. Women war workers as well as women in non-war indus- tries still have to struggle for "c(|ual pay for equal work." Un- scrupulous employers are employ- ing women where men are still available in order to reduce their wage costs. Mrs. Hood said that because millions of women have never been in industry before, the unions are faced with a large edu- cational and organisational job in The line up was as follows: BRYN MAWR VARSITY PENN Continued on Page Three Bryn Mawr Defeats Penn's Hockey Squad Tuesday, November �'�� � The Hockey Team successfully beat I'enn, winning by the score of 1-2. Lydia Gilford, '46, distinguished herself with three ;j"als, Mary Rambo, '43, scoring the fourth point. The play was fast, steady and forceful. The Owl teamwork, more than anything else, caused Penn's de- feat. Defense hacked up forwards, playing an offensive as well as de- fensive game. The forward line used this advantage well and, be- cause of a dependable backfield, was able to penetrate deep into Penn territory early in the game. The score at the end of the first half was 3-1. The second half saw I'enn tight- ening up a bit and they began to offer more competition to the Owls. They were beginning to break down Bryn Mawr's stone wall until Mary Rambo, playing right inner, pushed an angle shot past the Penn goalie. The game was secure for Bryn Mawr from then on. Continues on Tige Four Council Discusses Question of Cuts In Second Session Faculty Committee Must Make Final Decision On Monitors In its meeting yesterday the College Council discussed, among other problems, the advisability of revising the monitoring system; the Bureau of Recommendations and the Farm Unit. The Student Curriculum Committee has consid- ered the question of cuts, and agrees that the present system is Inefficient, expensive and inaccur- ate. It recommends as a possible solution that attendance be un- checked in all but first year courses. The Council considered two aspects of the problem: whether the cut system should be abolished or merely revised, No decision can be reached until the Curriculum Com- mittee has reported to the Faculty Curriculum Committee. C't'iitinucd on I'age Two Philosophy Club Has Discussion Following Paper Explaining Evil The Philosophy Club held its first meeting of" the year on Wednesday, November 4. in the Non-Resident Cluli Room in Goodhart. A paper entitled -The Problem of Evil," written by Jean Potter, was read and discussed. It represented an attempt to justify the existence of evil in a world with God as a Rood creator. The paper began with an analy- ses and criticism of different meth- ods employed to solve this problem. The author chose the theory that evil is essential for the existence of good, (iood is a process and kind of growth, and it is through oppo- sition to evil that this growth is achieved. Moral evil may he divided into two parts sensuality and selfish- ness. The existence of certain vir- tues depend on evil as a "medium of resistance." Such virtues as prudence and perseverance are the result of opposition to sensuality. The resistance to selfishness results in tolerance and mercy. An informal discussion followed the reading of the paper. The Philosophy Club will hold similar meetings every two weeks. They plan to have guest speakers as well as the reading of other student pa- pers. Rock Provides Glamor and Pseudo-Stadium While Non-Res Enjoys Chaotic Informality By Virginia Belle Reed. '44 Saturday night the millennium arrived when two dances graced the campus simultaneously. There was a truly festive look about both Rock and Goodhart, due, no doubt, to the decorative effect of real hon- est-to-God MEN. Rock's dancers added tone to the occasion by for- mal attire and their best brand of glamor, while the Non-Res dance was a chaos of people spilling out of the Common Room into the rest of Goodhart and thoroughly enjoy- ing their informal selves. How the word got around is a mystery, but a largish contingent of Penn and Haverford Sophisti- cates arrived on the Paoli Local and provided men stags, (a phe- nomena previously encountered only at Junior Prom). The Hav- erford Freshmen proved decorative but stolid bystanders, but the up- perclassmen circulated energeti- cally. One unlikely looking chap carefully took down the names and addresses of all his partners. The Rock dance glided along against the background of a sta- dium, with the additional note of a dummy football player strung up in the pseudo atmosphere. The dummy bore an unfortunate resem- blance to a corpse and as such caused shudders among arriving gentility. if� An interesting scoreboard an- nounced that matters stood Rqak- ettes 0, Visitors 0, at the beginning of the evening, but caused one to wonder what the score was later on. Anything to keep the under- graduates gay!
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Snowflake Sweater
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
This was the day I nearly killed my mother. She tried, she did... but these were literally the only photos I could salvage from the day. Any photographers out there want to move in with me?
I have found it pretty hard to take off my Primark Super Cosy tights recently and have had to buy a couple of backup pairs. They are warmer than any trousers, jeans or tights I've ever worn and literally keep me feeling cosy all day. This faux leather skirt is a new purchase for me and although I was looking for a pleated version for ages, I'm happy I got this one as it's a bit more grown up.
The sweater is from Boohoo and it's one of my favourite Christmas/Winter sweaters. It's thin enough to tuck into skirts but thick enough to keep you warm and I absolutely love the print. Boohoo are currently running a competition where you can win £500 Boohoo vouchers. It's called Party Pose and all you have to do is tweet or instagram a photo of yourself striking a pose in an item of boohoo clothing and tag it with #partypose. The competition ends on 26th December so try and get a quick photo in this weekend!
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Ha I have the same problem with my mum taking my picturess bless her. She always says there's some good ones here & then when I get them to the computer they're all blurry! Great jumper Lily, love a Christmas jumper & I've been living in my cosy tights too after your recommendation.
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Pretty damn close.
Their albums list seems really lackluster this year, even if I like a ton of stuff on it. It's more about what's not there, which I guess is stuff that's typically to the sidelines of what they cover anyway. I think their songs list this year is a bit more solid as a whole.
And I don't know why Beach House get shit for making the same album over and over again when plenty of well respected bands do the same fucking thing. I wouldn't put Bloom in my top 10 or 20, but it's as solid as anything they've done with some of the best songs of their career.


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ELKHART, Indiana -- Crown Audio today announced the appointment of Guillermo Sanchez to the position of Business Developer for Central and South America. In this role Sanchez will be responsible for supporting the sales within the region and working closely with the customer base to ensure all products are tailored to meet their needs. He will report to Director of Marketing for Installed Sound, Brian Divine.
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quote:Kobe Bryant scored his 30,000th point on Wednesday and finished with 29 points, six rebounds, four assists, three steals and one 3-pointer against the Hornets. He passed the milestone on a shot in the paint over Robin Lopez and we'll be seeing Lopez's hair in the highlight of the play for quite some time. Bryant joins Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain as the only others to do so. Kobe is looking like he's still in his prime and his 28.0 points per game is on pace to be his best total since 2008.
quote:And when they did acknowledge him I know people didn't seem to really care.
quote:the rest came to see the hornets win
quote:Why in the hell as a hornet fan would I acknowledge a player that doesn't play for my team?
quote:It didn't help that he got it on 3 straight phantom calls and people were pissed
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