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October 2013
Banner-Holding Rally Against Napolitano
11:00 am
Banner-Holding Rally Against Nap…
@ Upper Sproul Plaza
Oct 1 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
As head of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Janet Napolitano implemented programs such as Secure communities and 287g which have deported almost 2 million [...]
Oakland City Council: Defeat Urban Shield Funding!
6:30 pm
Oakland City Council: Defeat Urb…
@ Oakland City Hall, City Council Chambers
Oct 1 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
From October 25th -28th, 2013 in Oakland, California, Urban Shield – a trade show and training exercise for SWAT teams and police- will bring together [...]
Solidarity CampOut at The Albany Bulb
6:00 pm
Solidarity CampOut at The Albany…
@ Albany Bulb (Buchanan west of I80)
Oct 2 @ 6:00 pm – 11:45 pm
To prevent the eviction of its current residents and explore solutions. POTLUCK + DOCUMENTARY SCREENING. Bring your own water, camping gear, and love of the [...]
Public Hearing to Save the Berkeley Post Office!
7:00 pm
Public Hearing to Save the Berke…
@ North Berkeley Senior Center
Oct 2 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Berkeley Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing on a proposed Zoning Ordinance that would preclude the downtown Berkeley Historic District (which includes [...]
The Untold Story of Oscar Grant's Father
6:00 pm
The Untold Story of Oscar Grant'…
@ Student Center, Laney College
Oct 3 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
As millions around the country flock to theaters to watch the acclaimed film, 'Fruitvale Station', there is little said about the role of Oscar Grant's [...]
Support the ACAC 19!
12:00 pm
Support the ACAC 19!
@ San Francisco Courthouse
Oct 4 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Your support is needed, all out for a critical day for the ACAC 19: anti-colonial, anti-capitalist comrades arrested last Columbus Day weekend in San Francisco. [...]
100% Ceasefire: First Friday in Oakland
5:00 pm
100% Ceasefire: First Friday in …
@ Oakland Police HQ
Oct 4 @ 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
We will read the names of those killed by police in Northern California. We remember. Please join us. Stand against systemic racism and violence that [...]
First Friday: Justice 4 Alan Blueford.
5:00 pm
First Friday: Justice 4 Alan Blu…
@ JAB Headquarters
Oct 4 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Come check out the Justice 4 Alan Blueford table as we interact with the readily available masses of people, spreading the word about JAB's upcoming [...]
First Fridays in the Plaza! Art Out!
5:00 pm
First Fridays in the Plaza! Art …
@ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 4 @ 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The ONYX Organizing Committee, Healthy Hoodz, Young Oakland, oakland artists, cultural workers and families invite you to continue cultural resistance in the plaza! OCTOBER ART [...]
Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity
5:00 pm
Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity
@ Outside Jerry Brown's condo.
Oct 4 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
People will be staffing a table with information about California solitary confinement conditions in solidarity with the suspended prisoners' hunger strike. Come on down and [...]
Debt Into Space
8:00 pm
Debt Into Space
@ Royal Nonesuch Gallery
Oct 4 @ 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Debt2Space Program is going to be shooting debt to space, (aiming to break through this debt ceiling) quickly and nicely. Your debt will be [...]
Suds, Snacks and Socialism: Peace & Freedom Presents 'You R Not A Loan!'
2:00 pm
Suds, Snacks and Socialism: Peac…
@ Starry Plough Pub
Oct 5 @ 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
The Alameda County Peace and Freedom Party and Movement presents You Are Not A Loan Strike Debt Bay Area As individuals, families, and communities, most [...]
OCCUPY FORUM PRESENTS "The Struggle for Free Speech at CCNY, 1931-42″ with Carol Smith
6:00 pm
OCCUPY FORUM PRESENTS "The Strug…
@ Global Exchange, 2nd floor, near 16th St. BART
Oct 7 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Presentation will include police surveillance photos, cartoons and graphics documenting the student and faculty activism at the City College of NY spawned by the Depression [...]
Rally to Save Albany Bulb! MARCH and CAMPOUT on Solano Avenue!
6:00 pm
Rally to Save Albany Bulb! MARCH…
@ Albany City Hall
Oct 7 @ 6:00 pm – 11:45 pm
Party/Street Party The City of Albany plans on evicting the residents of the Albany Bulb sometime this month. The Albany Bulb is home to [...]
Speak Out for Lynne Stewart
5:00 pm
Speak Out for Lynne Stewart
@ Diane Feinstein's San Francisco Office
Oct 8 @ 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Lynne Stewart's burthday is October 8th and rallies, vigils and speak outs will be held throughout the country. In the Bay Area, we will gather [...]
Unity Rally to Stop Attacks on BART Workers
5:00 pm
Unity Rally to Stop Attacks on B…
@ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 8 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
No Concessions for BART workers! Fight union-busting! Stop Scabbing! BART managers want to provoke a strike when the 60-day "cooling off period" ends at midnight [...]
The Prisoner-led Movement to End Solitary Confinement Continues!
11:30 am
The Prisoner-led Movement to End…
@ State Capitol
Oct 9 @ 11:30 am – 5:00 pm
All Out to Sacramento Wednesday October 9! 11:30 am: Opening Rally 1:00-3:30 pm: California Public Safety Hearings on Solitary Confinement & Human Rights 4:00 pm: [...]
The Egyptian Crisis: A Personal Account and a Report Back.
4:00 pm
The Egyptian Crisis: A Personal …
@ 120 Latimer Hall
Oct 9 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Almost three years have passed since the events that led to the ousting of Hosni Mubarak after 30 years of autocratic rule. In her talk, [...]
Low Wage Capitalism by Fred Goldstein: A Class.
6:30 pm
Low Wage Capitalism by Fred Gold…
@ Workers World Offices, Oakland
Oct 9 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
What the new globalized, high-tech imperialism means for the class struggle in the U.S. Facebook event & RSVP. 9896
Chalkupy!! Chalkupy Celebrates the 2nd Anniversary of the Occupy Oakland Encampment.
1:00 pm
Chalkupy!! Chalkupy Celebrates t…
@ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 10 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
This beautiful poster by Sandy Sanders will be Chalkupied! 2nd Anniversary activities will commence an hour later. 9896
2nd Anniversary of the Occupy Oakland encampment
2:00 pm
2nd Anniversary of the Occupy Oa…
@ Oscar Grant Plaza amphitheater
Oct 10 @ 2:00 pm – 10:00 pm
What's Up?. Come join comrades. Talk. Reflect. Enjoy. Music. Speakers. Food will be served, and movies will be shown as soon as it gets dark. [...]
Meetup to support BART Strikers if the BART Strike happens.
6:00 am
Meetup to support BART Strikers …
@ West Oakland Bart
Oct 11 @ 6:00 am – 6:00 pm
BART workers could go out on strike at 12:01 AM Friday, October 11th. BART management may attempt to run BART trains between West Oakland and [...]
Bum's Paradise Screening and Action Against Sierra Club's Pro Albany Bulb Eviction Policy
6:30 pm
Bum's Paradise Screening and Act…
@ Sierra Club offices
Oct 11 @ 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
On Friday at 6:30 pm we will be screening "Bum's Paradise", a documentary about the Albany Bulb, outside the Sierra Club's bi-monthly "Green Friday" event. [...]
March Against Monsanto. March Across the Golden Gate.
11:00 am
March Against Monsanto. March Ac…
@ Golden Gate Bridge Plaza
Oct 12 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Come to the Plaza at 11 am … park below … carpool … take the bus … bike … get dropped off … whatever way [...]
CopBlock: Police Accountability Tour Stop.
9:00 pm
CopBlock: Police Accountability …
@ 16th St. Bart
Oct 12 @ 9:00 pm – 11:45 pm
The Police Accountability Tour, on the road from mid-August until December, will maximize police accountability by facilitating connections and collaboration among those who know that [...]
Come out on SUNDAY to the Gill Tract Farm for a Community Field Day!
10:00 am
Come out on SUNDAY to the Gill T…
Oct 13 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Come out on SUNDAY to the Gill Tract Farm for a Community Field Day! THIS SUNDAY: Oct 13th, 10am-4pm. For the first time, a community event is [...]
Occupy the Farm: Family Day and Community Forum at the Gill Tract.
10:00 am
Occupy the Farm: Family Day and …
@ Gill Tract (Jackson & Ahlone entrance)
Oct 13 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
10:00 AM – Open Field. Play, Check out workshops. 12:00 Noon – Lunch & bakeoff. 1:00 PM – Storytelling. 2:00 PM – Community Forum. Share [...]
Using Eminent Domain to Prevent Foreclosures in Richmond: A Talk by Mike Parker.
5:00 pm
Using Eminent Domain to Prevent …
@ Niebyl-Proctor Library
Oct 13 @ 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Mike Parker will give an overview of the innovative program, "Richmond CARES", which was proposed by Richmond's Green Mayor Gayle McLaughlin to use the City's [...]
Occupy Forum: Brutal and Unequal
6:00 pm
Occupy Forum: Brutal and Unequal
@ Global Exchange, 2nd floor, near 16th St. BART
Oct 14 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Brutal and Unequal: Disruption, Precarity and the New Tech Boom with Darwin Bond-Graham and Ryan Smith "The tech sector," said sociologist and writer Darwin [...]
Capitalism is Broken: Can We Workers Win Something Better.
6:30 pm
Capitalism is Broken: Can We Wor…
@ First Christian Church
Oct 14 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Discussion sponsored by the ISO. There are many specters haunting Oakland–from BART managers who care more about beating the union than running the trains to [...]
Let's Up the Pay, East Bay!
11:45 am
Let's Up the Pay, East Bay!
@ Wendy's
Oct 15 @ 11:45 am – 1:00 pm
Rally with Fast Food Workers as we hold Fast Food companies accountable! While the fast food industry makes billions in profits, hard-working fast food workers [...]
Day of Solidarity With the Colombian Resistance
12:00 pm
Day of Solidarity With the Colom…
@ Consulado de Colombia
Oct 16 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
End all U.S. military aid to Colombia, and close the U.S. military bases Repeal the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade agreement End the Repression of the Agrarian, [...]
SUPPORT JUSTICE FOR KAYLA MOORE! Press Conference & Rally.
4:00 pm
@ Veteran's Memorial Bldg
Oct 16 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
SUPPORT JUSTICE FOR KAYLA MOORE! Copwatch to Release Findings of People's Investigation PEOPLE'S INVESTIGATION REPORT FINDS BERKELEY POLICE AND INADEQUATE POLICIES RESPONSIBLE FOR IN-CUSTODY DEATH. [...]
Stop Deportations: Urgent Day of Action.
3:00 pm
Stop Deportations: Urgent Day of…
@ Sydney Walton Square
Oct 17 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
While Congress shuts down the Government and delays immigration reform, our communities continue to be terrorized by ICE. Stop the unjust detentions and deportations. Tweet [...]
Protest Gov. Jerry Brown's Environmental Award!
5:30 pm
Protest Gov. Jerry Brown's Envir…
@ Parc 55 Hotel
Oct 17 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
*He signed SB 4, which will frack up CA *He supports the Delta tunnels diverting water to Big Ag and Big Oil *He refuses to [...]
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness with Michelle Alexander
7:30 pm
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarcera…
@ Nourse theater
Oct 17 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
California Institute for Integral Studies Presents a Lecture by Michelle Alexander. Michelle Alexander is breaking the silence about racial injustice in the American legal system. [...]
BART Workers Rally
12:00 pm
BART Workers Rally
@ Lake Merritt Bart
Oct 18 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Friday, Noon Rally Lake Merritt Facebook Page & RSVP. BART Command Station Opens at Midnight, 100 Oak Street 510-350-4568 BART Hotline 510-350-4550 9896
Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity
5:00 pm
Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity
@ Outside Jerry Brown's condo.
Oct 18 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
People will be staffing a table with information about California solitary confinement conditions in solidarity with the suspended prisoners' hunger strike. Come on down and [...]
Call for BART Worker Supporters.
5:00 pm
Call for BART Worker Supporters.
@ Port of Oakland, Piers 30-32, out beyond Middle Harbor Shoreline Park
Oct 18 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
All supporters of the BART workers and the right to picket please assemble at Piers 30-32 at 5 pm. Also a tweet: lauren riot @laurenriot [...]
UN Official Juan Mendez: The Intersection of Solitary Confinement and Human Rights.
6:00 pm
UN Official Juan Mendez: The Int…
@ UC Campus: Valley Life Sciences Building, RM 2060
Oct 18 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
United Nations special rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, Juan Mendez will engage with families of incarcerated prisoners in [...]
The Great Postal Strike: Talk by labor activist David Welsh.
7:00 pm
The Great Postal Strike: Talk by…
@ OutofLine Social Space (near Adeline & 45th)
Oct 18 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Great 1970 Postal Strike, which shut down the mail system throughout the United States for the better part of a week. This biggest Wildcat [...]
11:00 am
@ Ocean Beach
Oct 19 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
More info & RSVP. On October 19th, hundreds of people will align their bodies to create a human mural spelling out "FUKUSHIMA IS HERE" and [...]
Global Frackdown II
12:00 pm
Global Frackdown II
@ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 19 @ 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Stand up for your air, water, climate and community. The Global Frackdown will unite concerned citizens everywhere for a day of action, calling for a [...]
New Documentary: The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza.
3:00 pm
New Documentary: The Battle for …
@ New Parkway Theatre
Oct 19 @ 3:00 pm – 5:30 pm
THE BATTLE FOR OSCAR GRANT PLAZA is a short documentary by Jacob Crawford about how the City of Oakland and its Police tried to shut [...]
Low Wage Capitalism: 2nd in a series of Three Classes.
6:30 pm
Low Wage Capitalism: 2nd in a se…
@ Workers World Offices, Oakland (#411, ring buzzer)
Oct 19 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
What the new globalized, high-tech imperialism means for the class struggle in the U.S. http://www.lowwagecapitalism.com/ 2nd in series of three classes We will cover section [...]
CryptoParty: A Digital Security & Privacy Workshop
2:00 pm
CryptoParty: A Digital Security …
@ SudoRoom
Oct 20 @ 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
CRYPTOPARTY: A DIGITAL SECURITY & PRIVACY WORKSHOP October 20, 2013 @ 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm PARTY LIKE IT'S 1984!! • Learn security techniques [...]
Port Truckers Port Shutdown
5:00 am
Port Truckers Port Shutdown
@ Port of Oakland
Oct 21 @ 5:00 am – 9:00 am
Meet at Berth 58, the SSA Terminal, at 5:00 AM!! Port Truck Drivers have self organized and voted to shut down the port of Oakland [...]
Solidarity Picket, Assembly & Potluck for BART Workers and Port Truckers.
2:00 pm
Solidarity Picket, Assembly &…
@ West Oakland Bart
Oct 21 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Facebook event & RSVP. PORT TRUCKERS AND SUPPORTERS WILL BE SHUTTING DOWN AN SSA TERMINAL OF THE PORT MEETING TOMORROW @ 5 AM – SSA [...]
OCCUPY FORUM: The Fight for Homeless Rights
6:00 pm
OCCUPY FORUM: The Fight for Home…
@ Global Exchange, 2nd floor, near 16th St. BART
Oct 21 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Occupy Forum Presents The Fight for Homeless Rights with: Paul Boden – WRAP [Western Regional Advocacy Project]; founder of the SF Coalition on Homelessness and [...]
Albany Bulb March Against Eviction, Followed by Speaking at City Council
6:30 pm
Albany Bulb March Against Evicti…
@ Albany Bulb, Albany City Council
Oct 21 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Attend the Albany city council meeting on Monday, October 21st and tell them to delay the evictions until permanent, affordable housing exists. March from the [...]
Busses Leave For Sacramento: National Day of Protest Against Police Violence.
8:00 am
Busses Leave For Sacramento: Nat…
@ Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 22 @ 8:00 am – 9:00 am
A message from Oscar Grant's uncle, Cephus Johnson: If you are planning to go to Sacramento for National day against police brutality, repression, and criminalization [...]
Oakland Protest: Stop Police Brutality, Repression and Criminalization of a Generation.
4:30 pm
Oakland Protest: Stop Police Bru…
@ Fruitvale Bart Station Plaza
Oct 22 @ 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
If you can't make it to Sacramento on this 18th annual day of protest, you can still take action. Wear Black! Hoodies Up! If you [...]
Final Planning & Banner&Poster Making for Facing Urban Shield Action.
6:30 pm
Final Planning & Banner&…
@ Oakland Peace Center
Oct 23 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
The countdown is on, just three days left til our big day! There's already been a lot of media attention. We have had interviews with [...]
Justice for Kayla (Xavier) Moore
7:00 pm
Justice for Kayla (Xavier) Moore
@ South Berkeley Senior Center (just a few blocks from the Ashby Bart)
Oct 23 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Berkeley Copwatch has collected enough signatures to require the Berkeley Police Review Commission to hold a Special Meeting to hear from the public their concerns [...]
Urban Shield Day of Protest
9:00 am
Urban Shield Day of Protest
@ Marriott Hotel
Oct 25 @ 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Join the demonstrations against "Urban Shield," a war game and weapons show that will be held in the Bay Area from October 25th-28th. This convention [...]
Rally Against Police Violence: Facing Urban Shield and OO.
5:00 pm
Rally Against Police Violence: F…
@ Marriott Hotel, then Oscar Grant Plaza
Oct 25 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
It will be two years to the day since Oakland Police tear-gassed, beat and dragged Occupiers from Oscar Grant Plaza, then later in the [...]
Solidarity Against Police Violence at Oscar Grant Plaza.
6:30 pm
Solidarity Against Police Violen…
@ Oscar Grant Plaza amphitheater
Oct 25 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
See Urban Shield Day of Protest and Rally Against Police Violence: Facing Urban Shield and OO for events happening earlier in the day and [...]
ONYX: Feed the People Day!
1:00 pm
ONYX: Feed the People Day!
@ Defemery (Lil' Bobby Hutton) Park
Oct 27 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
ONYX Organizing committee is once again doing are FTP program on October 27th. We will be taking donations.You will able to donate if you wish. [...]
Emergency Rally Monday in SF: Governor Brown, Climate Leaders Don't Frack
3:00 pm
Emergency Rally Monday in SF: Go…
@ Cisco-Meraki
Oct 28 @ 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Fracking for dirty oil in California is a major threat to our climate. Yet, Governor Brown–an advocate of action to avert catastrophic climate change–has given [...]
March & Vigil for Andy Lopez – 13 Year Old Gunned Down by Sheriff's Deputies in Santa Rosa
12:00 pm
March & Vigil for Andy Lopez…
@ Santa Rosa Junior College
Oct 29 @ 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm
STOP THE KILLING! STOP THE LIES. ANDY LOPEZ DID NOT HAVE TO DIE! Facebook event & RSVP. The march will have 2 meeting places. At [...]
Wells Fargo Spreads Cash, Our Communities Lose
4:00 pm
Wells Fargo Spreads Cash, Our Co…
@ Wells Fargo HQ
Oct 29 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Press Conference and Action to release a report, titled "Wells Fargo Spreads Cash, Our Communities Lose: How Wells Fargo's Political Spending Harms California Communities" highlights [...]
"Default" Screening & Panel Discussion at City College of SF
5:30 pm
"Default" Screening & Panel …
@ Multi-Use Building Room 140
Oct 29 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
CCSF Student Labor Action Project (SLAP) will be hosting a screening of "Default" and a panel discussion on student debt for Campus Equity Week! Please [...]
Screening of "FOR PROFIT," Discussion and Pizza Party. The For-Profit College Industry.
6:00 pm
Screening of "FOR PROFIT," Discu…
@ Meiklejohn Hall RM 2031, CSU East Bay
Oct 29 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Screening and discussion, with pizza. Meiklejohn Hall 2031 Showing of the film FOR PROFIT, a Solo-Play written & performed by Aaron Calafato. The film version [...]
11:00 am
@ Veolia's Para-transit Office
Oct 30 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Demonstration. Say NO! to Veolia Union Busting! Defend the Boston School Bus Union 5! More info. STOP VEOLIA UNION BUSTING! HANDS OFF THE BOSTON SCHOOL [...]
HALLOWEEN ACTION at the OAKLAND AIRPORT!!
11:30 am
HALLOWEEN ACTION at the OAKLAND …
@ Oakland Airport, Terminal 2
Oct 31 @ 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
HALLOWEEN ACTION at the OAKLAND AIRPORT!! Ghosts and zombies are scary – organizing your workplace shouldn't be! Non-union fast food workers at the Oakland Airport [...]
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Scalectrix Race Car Set
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Just right for your rookie racer, the Scalextric set lets kids race their cars using a remote. It comes with a lap counter, a two-position selector switch, a sheet of racing graphics for each car and much more.
- 33" wide x 6" deep x 19" high
- Fits in an 11' wide x 7' deep area.
- 1:32 scale
- Optimal performance while still being durable with easy-to-connect track.
- Comes with a pair of historic TransAm cars, the Troy Promotions Mustang of Anthony 'Tony' De Lorenzo and the Arrow Heating Camaro of Joe Chamberlain.
- Set comes with black borders, guardrail, and over 25 feet of track.
- Ages 8 years and up.
- Dimensions & Care
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
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Götz Doll Shoes
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Daily rituals with her doll give your child a chance to role-play, hone fine motor skills and nurture her imagination. From ice skates with fur around the top and sneakers that lace up, to fancy flats and cozy boots, she can get her doll ready for any occasion.
- Designed to fit our 18" dolls.
- Choose from Ice Skates, Sneakers, Flats, or Winter Boots.
- Sneakers, Flats and Boots include 2 pairs each in different styles.
- Sneakers include pink stripe and two-tone; Flats include metallic and pink; Boots include faux sherpa and faux leather.
- Ages 3 years and up.
- Imported.
- WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Click for details.
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- Spot clean with white, damp cloth.
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This unit focuses on the impacts of climate change on humans. Students participate in activities using "Character Cards" (included with the unit). The cards introduce fictitious citizens who describe the local economic, social and political factors... (View More) that impact their country's climate change issues/responses. In addition, students examine how their own energy and food choices impact climate change and then propose ideas to reduce their carbon footprint. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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The Republic of Poland and the Republic of Fiji formalised diplomatic relations at a ceremony at the Permanent Mission of Poland to the United Nations in New York on 11July, 2014. The Permanent Representative of Poland to the United Nations, AmbassadorRyszardSarkowiczand his Fiji counterpart, Ambassador Peter Thomson, signed a joint communiqué establishing diplomatic relations between the two States.
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Over 50 Disney characters from 16 Disney stories will entertain thousands of Utahns this week in "Disney on Ice presents Let's Celebrate!"
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A longtime ban on cellphones at New York City public schools has been lifted.
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Congress looks at replacing No Child Left Behind; Local educators hopeful
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National lawmakers are considering a re-write of a major education law. It would replace No Child Left Behind, which has had critics in Utah.
Leaders, community rally in response to youth suicide concerns
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The News Z-611 VOL. XXVII, No. 3 . BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1940 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mawr College, 1940 PRICE 10 CENTS Council Holds Its First Meeting Of College-Year Freshman Week, Assembly Speakers, League Plan Discussed y At the first meeting of the year, the College Council discussed the League report made last year con- cerning the maids and porters. They also considered new plans for Freshman Week, possible speakers for undergraduate assem- blies, and the schedule for alum- nae week-end. v In accordance with a suggestion made by the Bryn Mawr League, the use of the Merion tennis court on Wednesdays by the maids and porters has been arranged. If this one court proves inadequate the varsity courts will also be made available. The League report was encour- aging about summer jobs" for the maids and porters. The college has taken up the suggestion of a sick fund and a room in the in- firmary for them. The Merion art room is now being equipped for recreation purposes. There was a general feeling that Freshman Week" had been very successful. Certain additions for next year were suggested, such as small teas given by the college for faculty and freshmen on the first Saturday. The buffet supper for non-resident freshmen, being given this year before Lantern Night, might be held Sunday night of Freshman Week. It is hoped that there will be a college assembly devoted to some phase pf democracy towards the end of October. Various speaker-, were^mentioned as possibilities. . The Council also discussed the schedule for Alumnae week-end, the opening of the new library wing by Mr. Taylor, the exhibition of paintings lent to the college for this occasion, and Mr. Carpenter's talk on his own work in Rome last year. Gala Torchlight Parade Opens Willkie Rally Oren Root Speaks to Enthusiastic Audience Band and Torchlight Parade Rock Campus As Bryn Mawrters.Howl "We Want Willkie" Bundles for Britain In their hour of crisis, the Bri- tish people are desperately in need of warm clothes. The campus agents for "Bundles for Britain" are Virginia Sherwood and Peggy Shortlidge, Denbigh 34-35. They will be available every afternoon between 4.30 and 6.30 to receive orders for wool and to furnish di- rections for the knitting of sweat- ers, Balaclava helmets, Airforce helmets, mittens, seaboot stockings, scarves/etc. Also on sale are com- pacts, cigarette cases, lipsticks, earrings, knitting bags, emblem pins and lapel buttons. Old clothes in good condition will be grate- fully received. All contributions and profits from the sale of articles are used to buy medical and relief supplies for which there is urgent and immediate need. Notice Students are reminded that according to the Self-Gov- ernment Association Rules, bicycles may not be ridden after dark, while police regu- lations require bicycle lights, front and rear, after nun- dourn. (Red discs and re- flectors are not considered lights.) Self-Government Executive Board. The Willkie enthusiasts did well Jay themselves and by Mr. Oren Root, Jr., on Monday evening. A lonjr but well-organized torchlight parade was the mainspring of their fun and excitement. It formed at about 7.30 on the hockey field and was made up of Haverford, Swarthmore and Villanova students as well as those from Bryn Mawr. Led by the Bryn Mawr Fire- men's Band and by torchbearers, it marched up the steps from the hockey field, its banners held high. As it pounded across the campus towards Goodhart Hall, it sang tunes which are touchstones of Americana, its history, its legends and its political campaigns. Then with banners lowered to enter the door, the parade filed into Goodhart and, with its ban- ners up once more, it stood facing the stage shouting, "We Want Willkie! We Want Willkie!" Then the band struck up once again: "We're for Willkie and McNary. Every State they're going to carry." After that, the National Anthem was played and then the speeches began. Miss Mildred Burrage Finishes Geology Mural For Science Building By Marguerite Bogatko, '41 Over on the library wall of the new science building, beneath a lowering scaffold the new geology mural stands near completion. The artist. Miss Mildred Burrage, comes from Kennebunkport, Maine, and has done a great deal of work not only in New England, but also in the southwest. Her present work is carried out in pale blues, yellows, and greens, with brown figures, and it is framed in silver and pink. No knowledge of geology is necessary to appreciate the highly pleasant effect of the colors. The proper geologic approach to the mural is to start.from the bottom and then work up. The picture which shows the evolution of life throughout time is divided into three sections. The main geologic periods are four but the earliest period, the Pre-Cambrian is represented in the mural only by a legend indicating its consider- able length of three hundred mil- lion years. Working upwards the observer may see new types evolv- ng as he proceeds from the Paleozoic time (inhabited by ani- mals without backbones) to the Mesozoic time (the age of such familiar creatures as the dinasour). At the very top of the mural stands a family group, man, woman and child, which balances composition- ally with the elephant below them, in the ladder of life. It is grati- fying to note that not only man but also woman has been given a place at the top of the evolution- ary scale. Each animal has his own little label. "Asteroxylon," "Cinkos" and "Stegosaurus" will soon become household words. Activities Drive Still Below Goal of $5,500 We are sorry to report that the Activities Drive has reached less than half its goal of $5,500. Den- bigh leads this unpromising re- sponse with a little over $400. We believe in the Activities Drive and in the,responsibility of every mem- ber of the Bryn Mawr community to it. Perhaps you prefer facing a representative for each activity, but we would rather say yes to just one. Please subscribe. ------ Education's Function In Democratic State Cited bv Dr. Neilson Swnrthmore, Sunday\. October !�!.�In his speech at Swarthmore, Dr. Neilson, former president of Smith College, defined Democracy as "that form of government which leaves every man free to do his best for the common welfare." Dr. Neilson enumerated the subjects that should be included in educa- tion to prepare the individual for the world of today. He said that the social sciences, the classics and science should be taught. The classics and the so- cial sciences teach us to scrutinize rther forms of government and to compare them to our own. Science teaches us to develop accuracy, imagination, and respect for facts. Dr. Neilson also believes that geog- raphy should be taught in college io free the individual from the confining influences of provincial- ism. At the end of the lecture, Dr. Neilson was asked what he thought of the educational system now in operation at St. John's College, in Maryland. He replied that he does not approve of a system in which freshmen are expected to study, in an unfamiliar language, some of the most profound philoso- phic and political works of the ancients. Calendar Wednesday, Oct. 16.� Dean Manning will speak to Freshmen, Wyndham, 7.30. Thursday, Oct. 17.� Camera Club, Common Room, 7.30. Friday, Oct. 18.� Non-resident Buffet Sup- per, Common Room, 7.30. Lantern Night, Cloisters, 8.00. Saturday, Oct. 19.� Francis H. Taylor, opening -of Quita Woodward Wing of the Library, 2 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 20.� Mr. Rhys Carpenter, Good- hart, 3 p. m. Monday, Oct. 21.� History of Science Series. Miss Wyckoff, Beginnings of Modern Geology, Dalton, 7.30 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 22.� Current Events, Miss Reid, 7.30. Roosevelt Regime Attacked; Speakers Urge Willkie Election Goodhart Auditorium, October H.�The Willkie rally on Monday night dealt with the problems con- fronting the United States today, with the inadequacy of the present administration's measures to solve these problems, and urged the vital need of restoring government effi- ciency and honesty. The speakers were Oren Root, Jr., chairman of the Associated Willkie Clubs of America and leader of the Willkie- for-President movement, Herbert F. Frazier, professor of economics it Swarthmore College, Samuel Swing, vice-president of the Young Republicans of Pennsylvania, and Virginia Sherwood of the class of 1941. Mr. Root prefaced his spee?h with these words: "Neither the Re- publican nor the Democratic party in our history has a monopoly of virtue. We have progressed under both, but we are not progressing now." The Democratic doctrine that the President is an indispen- sable man is based on the belief that his foreign policy is unassail- able. Actually, the Democratic foreign policy has failed in three �ill-important essentials. If the United States is to be in- fli'ential in the world, it must be Continued on Page Six Alumnae Plan Various Events For Gala Reunion Mcllhenny Art Exhibition, Lantern Night, Are Features History of Geology Is Lecture Subject On Monday, October 21, a series of lectures on the History of Sci- ence will open. Miss Wykoff will give the first talk on The Begin- ning* jtf Modern Geology. Her lec- ture will begin at 7.30 in the Minor Biology room on the second floor of Dalton. The series will be com- pleted with a lecture by Mr. Weiss of the philosophy department on the logic of science. This series is being sponsored by the Science Club and the Curricu- lum Committee is also backing the experiment in interdepartmental cooperation in the hope that it will lead to a science course next year to which several departments will contribute. Alumnae Weeks starts on Friday, October 18, and extends through Monday, October 21. By choosing a time for re- union when the College is in full swing, the returning Alumnae are able to see normal college activities as they are today. One of the highlights of the weekend will be the exhibition of. an urfusual collection of nineteenth century French paintings in the gallery of the new library wing. The paintings are owned by Mr. Henry P. Mcllhenny, Germantown, Pa., whose collection is one of the OorMnuea on Pare Two Sheean to Complete Entertainment Series The College Entertainment Com- mittee wishes to announce that Vincent Sheean will complete the list of events of the 1940-1941 En- tertainment Series. Mr. Sheean has just returned from abroad and has a lecture schedule which reads like that of the Willkie campaign tour. Only by flying halfway across the continent and back can lie sandwich in a visit to Bryn Mawr, on November 6. On November 26 Miss Helen Traubel, of the Metropolitan Opera Company, will give a recital. Miss Traubel's recent recitals have re- ceived the unstinted praise of all the New York critics. On January 18 Alec Templeton is expected to fill Goodhart to its raftera with his hosts of admirers. On March 9, Cornelia Otis Skinner will close the series with a group of short dramatic sketches. Class Elections The junior class takes great pleasure in announcing the following elections: Joce- lyn Fleming, president; Alice Crowder, vice-president and secretary*; Marion Chester, treasurer; and M a r g o t Dethier, songmistress. French Oral-Unearths New Interpretation Of Philosophy and Franklin's Health Policy By Dora Thompson, '41 The French oral proved, like -ertain early French poetry, to be "of unholy inspiration" to various Bryn Mawrtyrs who underwent the examination last Saturday. A good deal of fine alliterative phras- jng was produced, particularly "al- most bare beside his bureau," and "the contemporaneous consti^u* tion." Words full of sound and fury .... The relation of science and phil- osophy was interpreted anew. "Philosophers put up with anything in this field," confided one student. Another related that "the develop- ment of modern physics has been noised about as an undeniable philosophy." But only an Indian Summer mood could have inspired the vision of the philosophers who "took their ease" and "were able t� peacefully build the picture of the delicate manners of the human soul." Our time and space, "mia horn de jen," were claimed to be made out of sport, beyond gambling, or na- turally taken up by hours of play. As interpreters of Benjamin Franklin's healthful practices, the oral-takers were more sympathetic than accurate. They pointed out how very difficult it is "not to dp joy too npch the small" things, or "not to scold little ones a lot" when e*�e is not in the best of health. But in this sentence lay the great- est pitfalls: � "/,</ crainte que cer- UtitUt i> TXmnW ant <le I'uir lui ne.ub'.uit bien riilicule." "The air of fear that encircles certain per- sons," "the belief that certain per sons need air," or "the touchiness that certain - persons had in air," all seemed ridiculous to Franklin. But one student stated definitely and frankly that "The restraint that some people have is at their face value very silly." Twenty-eight seniors took the oral, a number almost rivalling the claims of the German oral last week.
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chiselray wrote:it sounds that way...holographics is not my thing' other than to think that its simply might mean onesness .
in one there are all,each affects the other by means we dont see throught our given senses...
it makes a lot of sense,although it is kinda disappointing to know i am no more real than a thought or a memory..
a thought is eternal and timeless, albeit transient in the mind of the thinker.
Like that thought right there. Even when it is no longer visible on the interwebs, the thought was had in my mind and now it exists eternally.


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Phillips Lytle has announced that Eric M. Kraus, a partner from its New York City office, has been named to The Best Lawyers in America ® 2013 list. Mr. Kraus was cited for his practice in the areas of Mass Tort Litigation/Class Actions – Defendants. Overall, 64 Phillips Lytle attorneys have been selected by their peers for inclusion...
Kiersted Introduces New Technology To Radically Improve Review Management
Friday, September 7, 2012
Proskauer Advises Suburban Propane In $1.8 Billion Purchase Of Inergy, L.P. Retail Propane Assets
Friday, September 7, 2012
Proskauer advised Suburban Propane Partners, L.P. in its acquisition and related debt and equity financing of Inergy, L.P.'s retail propane operations for approximately $1.8 billion. As a result of the acquisition, Suburban, a nationwide distributor of propane, fuel oil and related products and services, as well as a marketer of natural gas...
Robert D. Chesler Joins Anderson Kill & Olick As Shareholder In Insurance Recovery Group
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Anderson Kill & Olick, PC has announced that Robert D. Chesler, a pioneer of insurance coverage litigation on behalf of policyholders, has joined the firm as a shareholder in the Newark, New Jersey office. He comes to Anderson Kill from Lowenstein Sandler PC.
Wiley Rein Hosts Thurgood Marshall Academy Law Day For 10th Consecutive Year
Friday, August 10, 2012
Wiley Rein hosted its 10th annual Summer Law Day for students from the Thurgood Marshall Academy, a DC public charter high school that focuses on law and government. During Wiley Rein's decade-long partnership with Thurgood Marshall Academy, approximately 1,000 students have participated in the Law Day program.
MCCA Survey: Women General Counsel At Fortune 500 Companies Reaches New High
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
More women served as general counsel at Fortune 500 companies in 2011 than ever before, according to a new survey by the Minority Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA). Women now hold the top legal spot at 21 percent of Fortune 500 companies. MCCA's annual Survey of Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 Women and Minority General Counsel shows 108 women...
Kelley Drye Announces New Partners And Special Counsel
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Andrew J. Green, a real estate attorney, has joined Kelley Drye & Warren LLP as a partner, resident in the New York office. Mr. Green was previously a partner at Rosenman & Colin LLP (now the firm of Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP) and at Jones Day. He has extensive experience in real estate law, including securitized, syndicated and...
McCarter & English Attorney Named Chair Of ABA's Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
McCarter & English LLP has announced that executive committee member and practice group leader of the firm's Insurance Coverage group, Sherilyn Pastor, has been appointed policyholder chair of the American Bar Association's Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee for its Section of Litigation. She will serve in this role for one...
Sheppard Mullin Continues To Support Diversity Pipeline Programs
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Proskauer Broadens Biotech Patent Litigation Capabilities With New Partner in New York
Monday, August 6, 2012
Proskauer has expanded its biotechnology patent litigation capabilities with the addition of Mary S. Consalvi as a partner in the firm's Patent Law Group. Based in New York, Ms. Consalvi is the former president and general counsel of NetBio Systems, Inc., a leading provider of rapid DNA analysis solutions located in Waltham, MA.
Thompson & Knight Named Among the Top 25 U.S. Law Firms To Work For
Friday, August 3, 2012
Thompson & Knight LLP has ranked among the top 25 law firms in the U.S. in the 2013 list of "The Best Law Firms to Work For" published by Vault. Thompson & Knight is ranked 17th overall and is the only Texas-based law firm listed. The firm also ranked in the following categories: first in "Office Space," ninth in "...
IAALS Offers Training And Solutions To Challenges Of E-Discovery
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
IAALS, the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System at the University of Denver, has announced the release of an updated edition of Navigating the Hazards of E-Discovery: A Manual for Judges in State Courts Across the Nation.
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Southwest Chicken Stew with Smashed Potatoes and Cheesy Biscuits
The last few shreds of packer brisket we did last weekend... I know... hash browns, chopped brisket, onions fried crisp, and topped with a runny yolk fried egg
That made me hungry! The hash looks perfectly crisp on the outside. Please share how you do it- I'd like to try that this weekend.
I second this request. Do you drain the excess water out of your potatoes before cooking them?
I hardly eat sweets these days, but I must admit that I still enjoy ice creams with citrus - the fresh acid is a great palate cleanserI've tried to do hash browns ever since I was a kid in my first apartment, and experimented with just about everything imaginable. These are a simple, but deliciously crisp shortcut. Our local Costco carries what looks like gallon containers of dried shredded potatoes - I've also seen smaller packages in the grocery chains. Here's the simple process for a griddle full of potatoes (enough for four):2 cups of the dried potato shreds in a bowl, add a tablespoon of salt, and cover with tap water (1/2 inch above the level of the potatoes)Microwave for one minute, then let rest in the warmed water for the next 15-20 minutes (until the potato shreds are all rehydrated)Dump the potatoes into a colander and let thoroughly drain - although you can then put on paper towels to remove more moisture, I've found it is not necessary)Add anything you like in your hash browns (I like corned beef, home smoked pastrami, onions)Here's the most important part for crisp brown crust and fluffy tender interior - use cast iron to cook - nothing browns like cast iron. Although nonstick will work, it just doesn't turn out as crispy.When I form the patties on the griddle, I'll drizzle olive oil around the edges of each so the oil wicks beneath - a little goes a long way, but this is probably the part that takes the most practice.Fry until you can push each potato patty around without it breaking apart.I've done similar with fresh potatoes, but they need to be soaked to remove starch, which tends to burn rather than brown - because the dried potatoes are so easy, and end up being more crispy and tasty, I prefer those. They are great on camping and RV trips.
Had to have two of these babies - ground the burger using pork loin, bacon for fat and flavor, and petit sirloin - added fresh sage leaves, salt, and pepper to the meat while it was ground. Seared on cast iron then topped with the works
One of those days. Fast food at the firm