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Since I mentioned, prior to Christmas, that I needed to make Jedi Robes, a couple people asked me to share my thoughts and process. I used this Jedi Robe tutorial and they were a snap! Remembering the ease of the SuperHero cape experience, I made my robes out of fleece - no hemming or edge-turning at all. I found the fleece for $2 a yard. Nice. (Extra nice since I won't worry for a second as these robes get trashed.) The first robe took maybe 30 min to put together, but I think I made the second in 15 minutes. Seriously, that easy.
To figure out the yardage, measure your kid (or grown-up) from the shoulder to the ground and double that measurement. Add 12" for the hood. I needed 2 3/4 yards for my 7-yr-old and 2 1/2 yards for the 5 yr-old.
The great thing about this pattern is by leaving off the hood, you could use the same method to make a Snuggie. (Just put the robe on backward.) Think how popular you will be with your kids.
It was a very Star Wars Christmas at our house. Not only new Light Sabers, robes and legos, but our super-awesome Aunt sent Star Wars pancake molds. Wow. Could life get anymore exciting? She got these from Williams-Sonoma. I'm still pretty good at free-handing Alderaan, Deathstar, and Moon of Endor pancakes on my own.
SInce then I saw the Star Wars Craft Book on Vanessa's blog. Cracks me up, but I don't know if I'm truly dedicated enough as a mother to make Washcloth Wampas. We'll have to see.
Also for Christmas, basketball jersey of our other favorite inter-galactic hero: Jimmer.
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Moldenhauer in his sermon Sunday night, "that instead of being so little that you can't find him in the universe, there is no man for whom the universe is big enough". Dr. Molden- hauer attacked the modern tendency to belittle man and his works, saying that every man feels that he needs "all the time there is and then some" to express himself, and "all the space there is and then some" as a field for his activities. Dr. Moldenhauer preached one of the most optimistic sermons that has been heard here this year. He himself, he said, refused to believe anything else but that all was coming out right at last. "Life is as It should be", he said, "and the soul has peace on just two conditions. The first is that we follow the real de- sires of our spirits, and the second is that wa have the inner assurance of purpose". He pointed oat that the most important thing in life was to have this assurance that the soul is at one with the universe. "All the big things of life", he said, "are merely various expressions of the assur- ance of the soul that we shall come to our desired haven". APPARATUS CUP TO BE AWARDED The Apparatus Cup will be awarded again this year to the Sophomore or Freshman who does the beat work in the exercises set by the Judges on the par- allel bars, the horse, and the ropes. The Judges are Miss Applebee. F. Kellogg, M. Branson. M. Scattergood. and E. Hemen- way. There will be fewer exercises this year than last, for it was felt then that there were so many exercises that by the time the competitors reached the ropes they were too tired to do their best. la judging, the form of the approach and dls- saout, ami the form as well as the skill in doing the exercise will be taken into consideration. The cup for Apparatus work was pre- sented hut year by M. Morgan, ex 1915. aad was won for the first time by O. Bry- ant. ex-ltlT. The date* for this year's competition are March ltth and ZSth. SHALL QUIET HOURS BE ABOL- ISHED? A meeting of the Self-Government As- sociation will be held in the Chapel at 7.30 to-night. Thursday, to consider a re- form In the quiet hour regulations. About the reason for calling this meeting Miss Russell, President of Self-Oovernment, says, "The Executive Board would like an expression of the attitude of the Association In regard to the rules relat- ing to quiet hours as they now stand. There is a general disregard of these rules which leads the Board to feel that they are not satisfactory. If the majority does not approve of the regulations it is foolish for the Board and the proctors to waste time in trying to enforce them; on the other hand, if the majority still de- sires the regulations the Board intends to use drastic measures, if need be, to in- sure their being observed. Will any per- sons, therefore, who desire a change in the regulations please present their sug- gestions in the form of motions at the meeting on Thursday night? As a quo- rum is required for changing a resolution everyone is requested to attend the meet- ing". WORKING GIRLS' PROBLEMS Hilda Smith Shows Way to Help WAR NEWS IN THE QUARTERLY Alumnae Tell of Soldiers in London War is the chief interest of the fall is- sue of the "Alumna? Quarterly", and, in fact, except for the Quarterly's regular departments and the latter part of Presi- dent Thomas's opening address, war is the only topic touched on. An account of the Women's Peace Congress, which met at the Hague last spring, mentions, among those prominent at the conference, Roslka Schwlmmer. who spoke at College last winter on "Women and War". An- other alumna writes of war conditions in Turkey and two more letters came from London. Both the letters emphasize the fineness of the British soldier and one of them gives a graphic account of the work of the Victoria Station Buffet. "The most interesting part of the work", says the writer in part, "fails in the night shift. About two o'clock each morning two troop trains arrive at the station, bring- ing home, on short leave, officers and men to the number perhaps of a thousand, straight from the trenches in France. Vast heaps of sandwiches, all made by workers In the Buffet, huge urns of tea. cake, cigarettes, chocolate, and more white enamel cups than, remembering the later washing up, I quite like to think of, are put on trucks and rolled out on the arrival platform to meet the Incoming trains. In a moment,,in the half-light pre- scribed for the defense of the realm, one finds one's self stumbling over kit bags and guns, in the midst of a mass of sol- diers-----". We have not space to reprint the rest of the account, but this is perhaps enough to suggest the personal note sounded through all the articles In this "war num- ber" of the Quarterly. The necessity for reorganising the labor market was one of the points dis- cussed by Miss Smith before College Set- tlement Chapter Friday night. She ex- plained many of the problems of the "self- respecting working girl", and told how college girls can hope to meet them. Special training such as is secured In schools of philanthropy or by working under some expert and observing her methods, she said, is becoming more and more necessary. In speaking of city club work, Miss Smith said: "The club's self-governing or- ganization and the personal influence of the director of the club on the Individual girl can be Important factors In solving the problems. The president of one club said of a gM who shirked her part of washing the dishes after a party, that "If I were her boss I'd fire her" and deter- mined to impress upon her the obligation of doing her share. The chance remark of one girl at a club meeting that "she Just hated to go home because there was a man that bothered her and hung around the bouse", led to Uie recommittal of the man to an asylum. It Is hard at first to make the girls appreciate teamwork, and sulkiness often interferes with the plan of action, as when one girl refused to play basket-ball because, she said, "The lady called me a fowl". If a girl loses her job the result is that she loses her working efficiency and her self-respect, and her physical strength is exhausted by job hunting. One girl said, "If I can't get a job around the corner I haven't spunk enough to go for It; I have been hunting work three months". Most commodities' are standardized and graded, but work is still peddled from door to door and the employer must sift out the best material from many applicants at great loss of time. Country work, according to Miss Smith, is one of the most fertile fields of social work, for there are few good amusements and lectures and almost no agencies for social betterment. The gradual consoli- dation of a town of four hundred, where Miss Smith lived, had been through a self- governing civic league. The interest had been thoroughly aroused by an historic pageant in which the farming people for miles around had taken part. The regu- lar entertainments of the league were held In a schoolhouse where sixty desks had to be unscrewed and put back again in time for school next day. College girls can gradually get a hold on such communities by starting with the children and introducing general recrea- tion. The people will come miles for good amusement and can be gradually aroused to help Improve conditions them- selves. Everyone should Investigate the conditions around her as there Is much Immorality and child labor almost every- where. CHOIR TO GO TO KENSINGTON Christmas carols will be suag by the choir at the Light House Settlement in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon. The choir takes la gifts to a Ladles' Bible Class and .their children. After slaglag they are entertained at tea. M. THOMPSON VARSITY HOCKEY CAPTAIN M. Thompson. 1917. has been elected Varsity Hockey Captain for next year. Miss Thompson has played fullback on Varsity for two years and Is the hockey captain of her class. She won the Col- lege Tennis Championship In 1913 1914 and this year Is challenger to M. Wlnsor. ex lsll. for the Champloaahlp Cup. Miss Thompson la. Secretary of the Athletic Association TWO THIRDS PA88 SECOND GERMAN ORAL Out of the forty who took the second German oral on Friday and Saturday, fif- teen failed. This is a better percentage than In the second French oral last week, when half the number who took It failed. Dean Madison. Dr. Fernsemer and Dr. Holbrook were tue examiners on Friday afternoon, while on Saturday Dr. Grace De Laguna was the third person. The statistics for the second German oral of the last four classes are: 1912�18 passed. 9 failed. 1913�24 passed. 20 failed. 1914�25 passed, 17 failed. 1915�17 passed. 25 failed. $100,000 FIRE AT WILLIAMS The chemical laboratory at Williams was completely destroyed by Ore last i week. The loss Is placed at 1100,000, only 140.000 of which is covered by the Insur- 1 ance. Perhaps the greatest loss was the | library, which contained several thou- sand volumes, many of them rare old books now out of print. Professor Brain j erd Mear's notes of experiments In pro- ducing dyes were also destroyed. The ! fire started on the first floor, apparently from spontaneous combustion, and spread i rapidly. The only persons In the build | Ing, Professor Mears and an assistant, were asleep on the third floor and had narrow escapes. BATES CAMPERS SHOW CAMPING Sue Scarcely Sickly "Bates camp means the brightest and happiest part of the life of the Spring Street people", said Miss Virginia Deems, the head of the camp last summer, in speaking at the Bates camp party in the Gymnasium last Saturday. She went on to describe the work at the camp, the housecleanlng. where everyone fully real- izes her "scrubbing possibilities"; the week of Mothers' meetings, the week for working girls, and so forth, the plan of each week giving some special entertain- ment and the afternoon tea every after- noon for the older people. "Bryn Mawr". she Bald, "brought happiness to over two hundred people, young and old, last sum- mer". After Miss Deems had finished speak- ing, a series of scenes representing the city life of those who come to the camp, and later their life at the camp, were given. Yhe principal actors were A. Van Horn, as the "Sickly Stenog"; M. Thomp- son, as "Bernice the Butterick Beauty"; her rival for the affections of "Cutey the Clerk". T. Smith; "Mr. Christie the Apple Man". F. Kellogg; and "Miss Canter, an Old Maid". E. Stark, who pursued Mr. Christie, much to his disgust. The audience was aided by placards, which helped them to connect the scenes, but, as Is the case with a real movie, the thread of the plot was sometimes lost. The first scenes were In New York and the latter ones at Bates Camp, where workers, mothers, babies, and kindergarten children made the scene realistic, while the romantic touch was added by the attempted elope ment of Mr. Christie and Sue. After the grand finale of Everybodye Dots* It; Doing Waat? Getting Hitched", there wss general dancing, and Ice cream and candy were sold 1
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Outstanding results in Spain for the PKRA Freestyle Junior World Championships
Sant Pere Pescado, Bay of Roses, Spain played host for the second year running to the PKRA Freestyle Junior World Championships, which ran from the 30th June - 4th July. The idyllic venue of Camping Ballena Alegre, saw 46 riders representing 18 nationalities including exotic locations such as Hawaii, Japan, Philippines and Mauritius. The boys were split into three age categories and the girls into two, giving each rider a fighting chance for a place on the podium.
The first day saw strong and gusty winds from the south and riders using a broad range of kite sizes (5m – 12m). Although the conditions were tricky, NKB rider Karim Mahmoud from Egypt set the tone for the rest of the week, showcasing some powerful riding and winning the youngest age group.
Swiftly the 12yrs-14yrs category got underway and NKB's Tom Bridge demonstrated why he was the favourite for the title with some impressive tricks. Progressing into the Semi Final with Tom was another NKB rider, Christian Tio from Boracay, also showing why he is one to watch out for in the future with some stylish and powerful riding. Over the course of the competition, the Single Eliminations were completed with Tom beating Christian in the Semi's, before going on to dominate in the Finals taking 1st place and Christian taking 3rd.
In the eldest of the boys category, NKB rider Guy Bridge made his way through the heats against some solid competition reaching the Semi's and securing a 4th place. Also riding well in his category was Yaya Ochiai from Japan.
As the Double Eliminations got underway they were dogged but marginal, light and gusty winds taking time to reach the Final heats on the last day. Guy Bridge managed to maintain his position finishing 4th in the 14yrs-16yrs age category. Christian Tio improved his position by one place securing a 2nd behind the winner, Tom Bridge.
The North Race Team hit the African Formula Kite Racing Championships
The African Formula Kite Racing Championships in Soma Bay, Egypt drew to a close last weekend after a fantastic week of variable conditions over the course of the competition. The last day was greeted by super light winds of 7 knots, evening out the performance spectrum after the stronger winds earlier on. These light conditions proved to be ideal training grounds for the North Race Team who are prepping for the World Championships in Turkey next month. The African Formula Champs, was the first event of the season where new and registered 2015 equipment could be used. UK rider and reigning European Mens Champion Olly Bridge, commented on how he was 'really dialled in to the North Race LTD 69 and that the 2015 race kites are faster than ever.' A great performance by German National North rider, Jannis Maus (18yrs) saw him racing in the Platinum Medal race and finishing 9th overall. Blasco Ozog from Poland, sailed consistently across the variable wind conditions winning the Final Medal race in the Platinum Fleet. Olly Bridge, tied in 3rd place, giving him an 4th since he lost out in the Final race. The regatta became harder for him as the lighter winds took hold, costing him many places over the final few days. Steph Bridge meanwhile, had a full five day battle with Russian youngster Eleanor Kalinina, who has certainly found her pace coming into the season. The North Race Team are now busy preparing for the KTE Germany and Italy followed but the World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey in August.
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The college News VOL. XL, NO. 6 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1MJ �flft*� "rfttTttii PRICE 10 CENTS Majority Polled F^vor Cooperation In Clubs and Advanced Courses Only Students Comment on Topics Recently Debated in News Editorials News Poll Tabulations Show B.M. Views of Cooperation Reader's Digest A majority of the 278 students recently polled by the NEWS fav- or present cooperation with Haver- ford in the Debate, Radio, Players' and Glee Clubs. Interchange of students, however, is preferably limited to advanced and special courses not provided by both col- leges. Only one undergraduate is now taking a course at Haverford, although 17 definitely state that they would like to attend classes on the Haverford campus. 116 students read the Readers' Digest occasionally; 93, habitual- ly; and 9, never. The Digest is completely unbiased in its choice of articles, say 77, while 81 ans- wer that it presents a prejudiced) point of view. Articles contribut- ed by "roving editors" are approv- ed by 127 undergraduates, and 55 think the Digest should devote it- self entirely to reprinting articles from other sources. Comments Comments favoring cooperation stress the advantages to be gained from a different point of view: "Bryn Mawr's attitude is too nar- row. Haverford's life and atti- tudes, while similar, are not so self-centered�have more vitality." Another suggests that Haverford has much to offer in the way of seminars. There was much reiteration of the point ttlat this was chosen as a women's college. One put the disadvantages more strongly than most: "The boys will take all the cream and the girls will get all the dirty work." The farcical attitude Continued on Page 3 The following poll was taken on campus to determine opinion con- cerning Haverford-Bryn Mawr co- operation, and the Readers' Di- gest: 1. What is your opinion con^ cerning Haverford-Bryn Mawr co- operation with Haverford? a) Do you believe that present cooperation in the following ac- tivities is an improvement over the independent effort of Bryn Mawr? Yes No 1) Glee Club 2) Debate Club 3) Radio Club 4) Players Club b) Do you favor cooperation in other activities? 183 187 189 184 22 10 6 7 Yes 46 19 10 10 3 No 84 Generally Language Clubs Social activities College News Orchestra Choir 2 Science Clubs 2 Philosophy Club 3 Lantern 2 Art Club 1 Political Clubs 1 Athletics 3 Current Events 1 Speakers 1 c) After the war do you favor the admission of any Haverford students to classes at Bryn Mawr, and of Bryn Mawr students at Haverford ? Yes No 60 86 d) Or should the privilege be limited to advanced courses and special courses which one college does not provide? Continued on Ptge 3 Noel Coward, Dunsany, A. A. Milne will Test Freshmen Prowess in Plays this Weekend The 1947 Katherine Cornells in the making will appear on the Goodhart stage next Friday and Saturday nights at 8:00 P.M. The "making" is at present no small worry for the directors of the an- nual Freshman plays given by each hall. With the dates set as November 5 for Rockefeller, Rad- nor, Rhoads, and Denbigh plays and November 6 for Pem West and East, and Merion plays, the Freshman class has taken up new burdens, barely catching its breath after the Self-Government exam. The first appearance of this year's Freshman cjass will not be the usual debut in the reassuring informality of the Theatre Work- shop, but the real thing on the stage of Goodhart. The perform- ances call for large-scale produc- tion with a minimum of time and effort for preparation. Problems, such as the provision of only one backdrop, promise to tax the in- genuity of designers and direc- tors, and the prize-winning effects will come from interpretation, originality, and good props. Said one Freshman: "They ought to congratulate us just for getting up there where no one can hear us." Merion Hall, which boasts last year's award, is represented by a six-member cast under the direc- tion of Priscilla Rich, with Janet Potters as Freshman assistant. The play is Lady Gregory's "Hya- Russell Recommends Process of Induction In Scientific Thinking Blue Jeans 'Verboten' to Rock Waitresses; Swinging Doors Cause Narigation Trouble Heaven will protect the work- ing girl, but who will protect the person she is waiting on�that's the problem now facing inmates of Rockefeller. All they ask is a chance to eat more than two bites of chicken before it is whisked away with the remark "You've had enough by now." It was intended to make for- mality the keynote of student waiting. After seeing a creature, robed in blue jeans- and an apron with a halter neck, breathe hoarse- ly, "I've Been Working on the Railroad" down a diner's neck, we doubted the success of such a movement. May we add that blue jeans as a uniform have been made "verboten". But the life of a waitress is not as carefree as her actions may Entertainment The Undergraduate Council has formed a servicemen's en- tertainment committee. ^Jerry Beal has been appointed chair- man, Mary Cox is in charge of the entertainment of French -maa^'\. -i".^^f iitd-Sileen Erwin is in charge of U. S. O. in Philadel- phia. No one has yet been ap- pointed to direct the entertain- ment of wounded men at the Valley Forge Hospital. seem. Not only must one wait on fellow students but on fellow wait- resses, or rather, every one seizes according to her ability at the waitress table a short time before each meal. This is always hectic, but particularly so at breakfast, when the hardy souls must be on hand at seven. Another difficulty for the worthy bearers of heavy burdens lies in the door situation. There are two sets of swinging door3 which must be navigated in order to get to or from the kitchen. All four of these instruments of the devil are swinging madly, all too often in opposite directions. 'Tis murder to the unwary dreamer who gets caught in the wrong current. It is Elijah the chief who is the moving force behind those strug- gling figures crashing through the doors...This undisputed lord of the kitchen lends inestimable value, rhythm and power to the whole process with his muttering of "Hey . . hey . . hey . . pickup . . hey . . hey . .". May we say in conclusion that the advantages of this new sys- tem are too numerous to enumer- ate, but, in general)- if yoo can- beat the waitress to the draw, it provides for its patrons extreme- ly well. Since the waitress is al- ways your best friend, you can easily convince her to give you ice cream of the right color. Goodhart, October 29. The lim- its on the truth of empiricism as a theory of knowledge, and the prob- ability on which the inductive pro- cess hinges were discussed by Ber- trand Russell last Friday, in the lecture on "Induction and Anal- ogy." This was the" last of his lec- ture series on the "Postulates of Scientific Method." Empiricism has assumed meta- physically that Physics is true and that all knowledge is based on ex- perience. Mr. Russell defined ex- perience by stating that "an or- ganism experiences an event when it causes in it a habit." He main- tained that knowledge consists of habits, and that some of these habits, derived from testimony from experience or from exper- ience itself, are percepts. Verification Every proposition accepted by the empiricist must be verifiable. This verification, so Reichenbach says, may be made from the occa- sions of perception after the cor- responding perceptive judgment has been made; but Mr. Russell wanted this to be broadened to in- clude verification by the memory of past occurrences. A proposition should be accepted as true if it is true in all known instances, and this verification assumes induc- tion and perhaps, analogy also. Mr. Russell explained seven ar- guments for the assumption of the Continued on Ptge 3 cinth Halvey," an Irish period play with opportunity for good comedy. There seems to be a rather pointed attempt to shun the tragic on the part of all the halls. Titles and authors indicate that we will go to laugh, not to weep. Rhoads .has chosen Noel Coward's sophisticated "Ways and Means", with Kitty Rand, '45 and Ellen Cary directing; while Ruth Leyendecker, '46 aided by Doreen Hurwitz, has taken over in Pem East with A. A. Milne's "Man in the Bowler Hat." Less is known about Rock's "New School for Wives", but we have Barbara Rebmann's '46 and Ann Dudley's assurances that it is a "satirical comedy." Continued on Page 4 Attempt of Chinese To Humanize Science Interpreted by Chan The development of science in China has been hindered from the first by the very spirit of man that played such an important part in China's cultural develop- ment, but China's future in science will undoubtedly rest on this same spirit, said Mr. Wing-Tsit Chan in his lecture entitled "The Chin- ese Attitude toward Science." Chinese philosophers from the time of Confucius on have always acknowledged the importance of nature, but this interest has al- ways been subordinate to their primary intereit in man. Even when the Confucianist philosopher Hsun Tzu first formulated the theory that man should control rather than obey nature, he, like all Confucianists, was interested only in the control of human na- ture. Continued on Page 4 "Letters to Lucerne" Cast by Players Club - Engagements Ruth Ann Hendrikson '46 to Pvt Tristram P. Coffin, U. S. Army. "Letters to Lucerne," by Fritz Rotter and Allen Vincent has been chosen by the Players Club as its fall play. This year the produc- tion will again be given with the assistance of Haverford's Cap and Bells Club. The performances are to be held on December 3 and 4. The play, which is described as difficult and interpretive, deals with a girl's boarding school lo- cated in Switzerland at the open- ing of this war. It presents not only the individual's reaction but also national attitudes to Europe's crisis of 1939. Mariam Kreiselman, who will play Mrs. Hunter, appeared as Lily Malone in the Players Club production of" "Hotel Universe" last fall. Kate Rand is cast as Erna Schmidt. Previously she has acted the role of Alice in "Hotel Universe". Eleanor Borden, who will appear as Sally Jackson, played the part of St. Agnes in Saroyan's "The Beautiful People" last spring. The part of Bingo Hill is to be acted by Edith Rhoads, who was Sorel in "Hay Fever" in 1941. The rest of the cast is as follows: Olga Kirinsky, Barbara �tix; Felice Renoir, Jeanette Lep- ska; Miss Grechen Linder, Mary Ellis; Margerethe, Kathrine Col- vin; Gustav, Don Walters; Hans Schmidt, Stanley Burns; Koppler, Jim Buckley; Francois, Roger Ba- ContinueJ on Ptge 4 Events in India To be Examined By Kate Mitchell Author of Books on Far East To Give 2nd War Assembly On Wednesday Miss Kate Mitchell, a Bryn Mawr graduate and the author of the currently-popular "India With- out Fable", will speak on "Recent Developments in India" in an as- sembly on Wednesday, November 10. This is the second of the War Alliance's series of lectures on current events. 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B Luc wrote:No. He didn't hit his head hard on the ground, he was out cold by the 2nd punch. Shitty situation but I am hoping it's not the same kid for my buddy's sake.
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The Dominican's favorite son
Juan Marichal is revered in his homeland, more so than ever. He hasn't thrown a pitch since 1975, but everywhere he goes on the island that adores baseball, the first Dominican Hall of Famer is respected and praised.
As much as the Dominican Dandy enjoys and deserves the adulation he is afforded for his stellar baseball career, even more so, he is proud. En Espanol, it is called "orgulloso." He is proud to be a husband, father, grandfather and even a great grandfather now. Orgulloso of his friendships, career and country. He's proud of his farming skills, which he learned from his parents. Juan Marichal is as proud a person as you will meet. He exudes happiness and confidence. He is so orgulloso.
On Tuesday, as Juan, his wife Alma and I dined on a traditional Dominican seafood lunch at Pepe Diaz in Santo Domingo, he could not stop talking about how his 49-year marriage to Alma, their six children, 13 grandchildren and his three-year old great granddaughter, Kirabella. He's so proud of them all. Very proud of who they are and what they've all accomplished.
"I met Alma when she was 16. She was my first love." To which she added, "We just went on a cruise. All 33 of us. What a thrill. I hope to do it every year. I love to be with my family."
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Matty, who passed away earlier this year, and Juan, were so close that Juan may as well have been the fourth Alou brother.
"He was my compadre from the start. I am proud of our friendship," said Marichal. "I baptized Matty's daughter as he did my daughter, Elsie; but even before that, we were compadres."
They roomed together with the Giants and stayed friends until the day Matty died on Nov. 3.
"Matty was in a coma, but when I came to see him, he squeezed my hand four times," Marichal said. "The next day my compadre even said my name."
Tuesday night, we went to one of the final Dominican Winter League games of the season, with the Tigres del Licey playing host to the Aguilas Cibaenas. As we walked into the stadium, many fans, young and old, men and women, saluted their Dominican hero.
We watched the game from a box and the visits to see Juan were endless. Ozzie Virgil, the first Dominican player to appear in the major leagues, stopped by. Pedro Martinez' sister, Elvera, who works for Licey, also came by. It seemed that half of Santo Domingo was at the game and they all simply wanted to shake the hand or pose for a photograph with the great Juan Marichal.
Juan told me of pitching in the Aguila' Stadium in 1957 and 1958 for manager Salty Parker, who was in the Giants system. He was very proud of going 8-3 in 1958.
The game itself was one-sided with Fausto Carmona and Aguilas trouncing Ubaldo Jimenez and Licey, 6-1. The outcome was irrelevant as both teams will make the round-robin tournament that starts in a few weeks before the Caribbean Series.
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I don't think that it's a fair comparison to compare Fleetwood Mac with and without Peter Green. I like them both, but they are so different and two different genres, so it's like comparing apple to oranges.
Does 'ol Carl still have his faculties together more than could be said about Green? Ha! Whatever....
True enough, just the blues thing coming out of me I guess
True enough, just the blues thing coming out of me I guessAnd YES, he just wrote a book and although a bit dated (need more of that kind of comedy) he was still quite funny! So much great stuff came out of him, too much to list!!jon
I hear ya...I listen to Peter Green a lot...definitely more so than StevieNicksChristyMcVieLindsayBuckingham Fleetwood Mac, for sure. And I like apples better too!
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quote:Just watched the first ep. Pretty weird. Not sure if I dig it.
quote:Just started second ep
quote:So it's the x files?
quote:this is goign to be our future
quote:But every episode is pretty much independent of one another? They get a case at the begining if the ep and solve it by the end?
quote:The hell does that mean?
quote:Am way more interested in the overall plot than the weekly plot lines.
quote:Two episodes in I like it.
quote:o. It tried to be at first, balancing main story arc with Monster of the Week episodes, but after the first season it fully embraces being a scifi show and follows the main story arc most of the time. You really have to watch more than 2 episodes to know if you'll like it.
quote:but dont know if I could get through the whole series if it was like that.


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silvercover wrote:well I think one of the other layers/section could be nergal's domain. nergal is pretty strong yet he's not really as famous/known like other characters.
then again, maybe it will be from another cartoon series since it might be too much for the grim's series to have too much footing even if it is the titular series.
so far, all those realms have their own respective characters appeared before in GT and PPGD, so perhaps we need to look at one of the existing/shown characters to get a hint of one of them.
hmm. did dexter's laboratory have some sort of hell/underworld? courage the cowardly dog had some alternate dimensional hell/something I think?
Javetts Eall Raksha wrote:GUYS I JUST REMEMBERED SOMETHING!!!
aku has the ability to send people through time. which doesn't just mean time travel shenanigans, it means bad things can be fixed! yay!
Blood Lord wrote:Javetts Eall Raksha wrote:GUYS I JUST REMEMBERED SOMETHING!!!
aku has the ability to send people through time. which doesn't just mean time travel shenanigans, it means bad things can be fixed! yay!
Can it? Lets think about a few things for a moment, can the past be altered like that to avoid the destructions without causing larger destructions in the future? Its a butterfly effect when you play with the past.
I'm guessing you mean that the whole thing with Mimi could be fixed. Well, lets assume that they do that and consider what happens. Let's say that you stopped Him.
1: Him was stopped, super heroes live.
2: Mimi never became her, and possibly continues to deteriorate until dead (which would take a while).
3: The events in Halloween Town still continue, meaning that Minnie gets ripped in half and Reaped.
4: The Redeemer takes Minnie, they are never interecepted due to Him's defeat which results in imprisonment or death and Mimi never became Her
5: The Jr-Nergal-Pumpkinator (known as the Reapinator) starts its rampage nearly without opposition, potentially killing everyone in Halloween Town before being stopped by the other realms of the Underworld.
The result, everyone is dead because Mimi never became Her.
Drago2552 wrote:Wow this is going to be interesting. I hope that girl (aku's daughter) falls for Jr. then we get to see more of a story in After Birth Chapter 2.
Guys plz don't hate me i am just saying what is in my mind right now .
Dr. Mandalor wrote:I would like to see some of the ghost from Danny Phantom, like the box ghost-wonder if he started working out after getting his but kick too many times?-and the werewolf one that tore open portals.
Darkingdomhearts wrote:Also hoping for Marcy and Simon to appear. There must have been a time that Simon decided to bring Marcy back to the Nightosphere before he completely would lose his mind. Wouldn't mind seeing a battle between Simon and Hunson too.
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